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Evening star., 1867-04-17

~ The Indians of New York State are said
10 oe increasing their schools and churches
ana also growing in wealth and population.
~ a Chicago clerk, a respectable middle
eseu man who has lately become addicted to
liquor, shot himself on Sunday in q drunken
frenzy.
great Catholic fair in Union square, New
DuIiding will be on the site of the old sanitary
fair. :
There is prospect that the cotton crop
OF the present year Will be much larger than
that OF 1866, and not much below the average
crop raised previous to the war.
aS-Several land buyers from the North, the
Fredericksburg Herald says, are looking
around at the lands in the neighborhood OF
Fredericksburg. They are not offering large
prices. -
- During a severe gale on the British coast
steamship Iost one of her paddle heels
ahd In order to make the other work, the stock
OF Goals running short, four hundred pigs
were burned to keep mp the fires u
ZION Tueeday night last, fl veprisoners dug
themselves out of the Cumberland county
IN. j. jail. One young man, like dutiful
son, went back because his mother told him
TO, leaving four to make good their escape,
HThe New Orleans Picayune put the ne
gro equality question thus: "1t 10 ridiculous
Tor any one 70 preteRd' that he 10 lowered or
disgrseed by going to the polls with q negro,
when he crowds in At the general deiirery
with him TO &c; a,letter at the poet-oficelI
n7There IL to be baby show at the Paris
ksxhibition.i useE is5 sas2sis q i~S 3GIga
Evening star., 1867-04-17

The EMANCIPATION PRocRssroN-4 Gc'I
D0g.-l esterday afternoon, notwiths,andfng
the committee IN charge OF the emancipation
celebration had agreed 20 postpone il, on
account OF the rain. YET, the sky having cleared
large numbers Of the colored people gathered
in the eighoorhqed OF FRANKLIN Square, and
line OF march In the following o-aer:-John
A. Gray, chief marshal, with WIN. A Shorter
and Joseph Smaliwood "a aids. and James A
n. Schureman, VIM. H W Wormley, John +. \. .
Wilkinson, Gee. NJ Arnold, Samuel Williams
Louis A Bell, JonAthan Pierre, and VIM A
Tallaferro az mounted staff marshals: Seventh
Colored Infantry Band, of Baltimore, led by
Fred Johns Lincoln Zouayes dAfriou ue Bal
,timore; Oakland Invineible G. usids: Soldiers
Protective Association Of Annapolis; Fremont
Lake Association OF Annapolis: Colored Sol. d.
diers' and Sailors Union OF Washington, with
two arnbulances containing those OF the Union
unable to walk Alexandra Soldiers and
Sailors; the Albert Base Ball Club, in a coAeh n
drawn by four horses handsomely decked
with flowers. notices, &C. Carriages covered
with the National Colors, in which were seated
numbers Of the in nyIted guests; Catholic Male
Benevolent Society, headed by a beautiful
banner, with painting Of death bed scene:
Collins Band. heading the First Ward eitizens
in whese line there ware a mum ber OF n ass ana
notices displayed; Boyer's Band of Bslti-
more, heading the Second Ward citizens:
Union League Council, No. 16. headed by a
white SILK banner, on which was q capital
portrait OF the late President Lincoln, led of
this line; the Washington United Benevolent
Assoctanon, with nags and portrait OF Mr..
Lincoln, was also in this portion of the line;
Third Ward Soldiers and Sailers and Citizens
with q lumber of fiags and notices; Counci
No. is, u. l.. A., headed by Hays Band. and
carrying q number Of nags. mottoee, &C; Citi-
zens Of the Seventh Ward, with appropriate
banners and mottoes. %. 49,
) The procession passed over the following
rcpte:-K street to 18Th, down 18Th to 1, up 1
to Pennsylyania avenpey up fepasylvania
avenue 10 Georgetewns thsnce mp Bridge
street 70 Congress street, up Congress 70 West
Evening star., 1867-04-17
The LuXemhurs OuesfIan

In the session of the North German Parlia-
ment, April l, Herr ven Bennigsen questioned
the government relative 70 the rumored cesslon
OF the Grand Duchy OF Luxemburg 70 France
Count Bismarck replied as follows
BY the dissolution OF the ola Confederation
the King OF Holland acquired full sovereign
rlghts over LuNenburG. There prevails in
the Grand Duchy a dsinclinaten 10 enter the
North German Confederacy on account of the
military burdens that step would entail In
the higher and highest circles a bad feeling As
entertained with regard 10 the victories OF
Prussia and IN a dispatch addressed 70 the
Prussian government last October. Holland
demanded The evacuation OF the fortress of
EuXemburE. The government, not wishing 10
have foreign princes in the Northern Confede-
Iaton, has not put any. pressure upon tbe
Netherlands Prussia values amicabie rela-
IONS WIN rance and has respected ner sus-
capabilities so far as was consistent with her
own honor. The Prussian government does
not adopt the opinion that an arrangement has
been entered into between Holland and Fran &c
contrary ls the case.
The question was first officially broueh. t.
Forward by com munIcation made by the
King ef Holland 70 the Prussian arnbassador
asking what position Prussia would take mn
In case his Majesty should In any way cede
his sovereign rights over the Duchy In re-
ply, Prussia declared that she would leave the
responsibility OF such step to the KING Of
Holland. 50 far as Prussia is Concerned thers
ls no reason 10 make any declara ton on the
subJect. Prussia will assure herself OF the
views entertained by the Powers which signed
with her the treaty OF 1888, and by her federal
allies, as wei as OF the state OF public opinion
as represented by the Nertn German ParIIa
ment. Holland has offered her good offices 10
further negotiations between France and
Prussia, but they have been declined. Court
Bismarck went on 10 declare that he was pre-
vented from giving any further explanations
by the nature OF the affair, and concluded as
follows The North German federal govern
mems believe that no foreign power will en-
osnger the unoouoted rights OF Germany and
they hope 10 protect those rights more safely
bS peaceful means, and preserve good rela-
tons with foreign powers the more the de-
oates IN Parliament shall show the indissoIu-
bic ties thatexist between the Goyernmeptand
the people"
Evening star., 1867-04-17

BLACKS IN PKNHsYLvANIA-In 1s6O, by
the census, there were 76,OO0 black people
living in Pennsylvania Probably. the mum =
ber has increased TO $1,000. Philadelphia has
alarger number than any other county, thar is
2S,U00. They support seven churches, worth
s225,U0o, with membership OF 5,i40 and I, 100
Sunday School scholars. They have twalra
or fifteen free eischoois, with daily average a.
tendance Of 1900. There are thirty four ne
groes IN the city whose combined wealth
amounts to ~, 5000. The richest man "a
Stephen Smith, a lumber merchant =, :
Evening star., 1867-04-17

RAILROAD BRIDGE COMPLETED We are
releiced to learn that, through the extraordinary
energy OF the President and authorities of the
Southside Railroad, the bridge over the James
river, near Lynchburg about one hundred feet
OF which was destroyed by fire on Saturday
week, has been so far completed as to admit OF
oeing used Several trains passed TO aud fro
across the structure yesterday, and there is
now uninterrupted travel on the road The
last train that passed over was a thirty ton
engine and twenty-four freight cars The
company will now be enabled 10 relieve itself
OF the freight which has SO largely aceumu-
lated here and in nNorfolk-Pefersb1rJE r rDrg,s
Evening star., 1867-04-17
PERSONAL.

u Rs. CURTIS IRVING, CIauroyant and Tsa
w MEDIUM, will give lie readings, Including
Past, Present and Future, her Office ago, nsrth
side of Pa ay., between An and 9th streets. Once
hours from to a. m. and 6 to D. m ap 4-lm'
- jured themselves by certain secret habits,
which upht them for business, pleasure, or the
duties OF married life also, middle aged aud old
men, who, from the follies OF youth, or other
ssgses, feel debility in advance of their years:
before placing themselves under the treatment of
any one, should first read ''The Secret Friend. I"
Married ladies will learn something of Importance
oy perusfng"Th Secret Friend - Sent to any ad-
eress, In sealed envelope on recei pt of Is cents
address DR.. CHAs. A STUART & CO.. Boston.
mas. posly
Evening star., 1867-04-17
,NPRRxNCK OF THE AFRIcAN MrrHoDrsr

CONFERENCE or THE AFRICAN METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH - THIRD DdH-Bshop
Mayman called the body TO order, and Rev
The call for financial reports was continued
and, on It's being done, Reys. Jas n. Handy,
Geo. 1. watkins, j. r. Thomas, W. H. Hon.
kns. j. X. Henry and Z. I. Tanner reported,
An effort was made TO reconsider the vote
that discontinued JOSIAH Hughes, but the
Conference refused, and proceeded to other
business.
Tie Conference adjourned until this morn
ing, when Bishop Payne will speak on the
pending resolutions.-Bclinore Sun.
Evening star., 1867-04-17

HThe Catholic schools OF Cincinnati are
paironized by l2.G00 pupils.
s1The town OF Pitts1eld, Mass, has inst
voted 20 strike q colored man from the iury
list
~The common school fund OF Indtana is
greater than that OF any other State, being
S7,UuO,OO0.
81 Samuel Case, fifteen year old lad Ar
Cincinnati, lie 10 be hung for the assassins,,on
OF one OF has playmates.
he Iarl OF Shaitesbury wants the
Church OF England abolished ffthe On hureh %
England does not abolish Rituaiism.
u 1t is said that there are at least a0.ooo
children In Philadelphia who do not atte,a
school. "s'e1o
a little boy was seriously poisoned an
Aioany. lately, by eating a piece OF graan
show.btl paper which he tore from a fence
~ Dickers, according TO Or McK.n., ~,
4Phiiadelphia, Is certainly coming % THIS conn
Try. - - q lii-' ~ - '0,-,---ss = -,,---s sS1h>
Evening star., 1867-04-17

THE PARIS ExHIBITIoN-The eartbworks
af the Paris Exnibition, including the park.
amount TO upwards of half million OF cubIc
yards. The iron work amounts 10 IS 200 tons
OF which lg,OOV tons are in the great ma hinery
gallery. The windows of this gallery present
a surface OF $500 square yards, and those OF
the other galleries 25,0eO. The palace itself oc-
cupied an area flf0.1si square yards. or this
LOO sqnare yards will be occupied by
France 2i,653 by England and 1900 by the
United States.
Evening star., 1867-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A FAMILY REMEDY

"a II u
No FAMILY should be without some effcacious
ren edy for the cure of affections so university
prevalent 80 coughs, colds, sore throat, whoop-
ms cough, and croup-some remedy, too, which
can De re lied upon safe, cure and certain. DR..
hIsTAk's kALshLM OF WILD OHERRY
cCmb1nes this dcSiGefd!En.
Evening star., 1867-04-17
ASTONISHING.

Thomas Cohen. of No. ~ North Sixth street,
Willismsburgh who had the he n natsm for thir-
months, has been restored 10 perfect health by 9
lev doses of MErCALFES GREAT RHEO-
MAf1C REMEDY. Heis willing to confirm this
ap II eotr SO FORD, Agent.
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FREE To RvrRypoDy

Lsrge6 PIP. Circular, giving information OF
sexes. = -.
1t teaches how che honely may become beauti-
ful. the deepisea respected, and the forsakeD
No young lady or gentleman should fail TO send
their Address, and receive copy post paid. by
return mail.
Address P. o. Drawer, 2I,
p3D&Weoly Troy, N. Y.
Evening star., 1867-04-17
STEAMER WILSON SMALL
- FOk THE EASTERN SHORE
ID ICdMoND, HtEDERIOKsBUR0 AND 20
II TOMAO RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TXICE DAILY. fsanda1 10 exec ptedl

The quickest and most direct route 70 Riohmond,
Va. and the South, via the Potomac -
steamers from 7th Street Wharf, E64Sestt
Warrington, 10 Aauia Greek and nde.1esae
Richmond, Frederi cksburs and Potomac Railroad.
10 Riel m0nd, Va, connecting there with trains on
che Rieh mond and Petersburg and Richmond and
Dsnvins Railrosds, for Petersburg, Weldon, Will
minrton Rsleigh, Greensboro' Salisbury. Char.
Steamers Keyport and q. Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily (Supdsy evening eIcepted) at
t.5 .. and 80 D. and arrive In Richmond 81
:. 70 .. "a. and 2 As n.
rHROUGn TO RIOH MoND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Yifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker thar
sny other Route.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauis
Creek and Fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
tComps Once, corner OF Penna. aveRue and 9th
.street, on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Through.
Ounibusses and Baggage Wagons will b In
resdiness to convey passenger and baggage b.
tween de- pots In Richmond
Passengers By this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an opportunity OF vfsfuns
several battle fields near Irederickssurg By STOP
breakfast and 50 . on board Of steamen.
GEO. MATTIEGLY, supt., Wsshi ngton ,B o.
@. =. nATTISGLY, Ticket Agent W.,hlnston.
apIU 9sneral Passenger Agent.
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~ MARRIAGE AND CKLIBAOY. An
sECKET DISlASKS.

eAkAlIYAN's 9IFris the most certain, safe and
enectual lremedy-fndeed, the only vegetable reme.
dy ever discovered. Cures In two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, NO
bslsam, no mercury. Only ter pills to be taken 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
male, S3.
SAsARIfAN's RooT AND HERB uIc Es-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofafa, Ulcers,
sores, spots. letters, &c. Price 81 IS per bottle
SOLD by 9. q. Ford. See Advertisement mvG
Evening star., 1867-04-17
OF THE INTERIOR
" INI1ID STA TES PATENT "a y


A., .,-.,.. AsHI NGToN. Marc IS lo6!
On the petition OF EDMUr Nj EsOS - TtIc.
- = prsying for the extension OF q patent grant,
0l 10 ma tEe Iyth DAY OF Jolly. l,55 TOR an I'm.
prOVement N Eyes for MIL Stones FOR ss -,
years rom tbs expiration OF said patent, which
takes place on the lyIE day of July l5s7
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard AT
the Patent Once on Monday. the Ist day of
July next. st ~ clock IN and all persons are no.
fined to ap pear and show cause. II any they have
Why said petuSn ought not 10 be granted
Persons oppC sils the extension are required to
1le in the Patent Once their ebJections specially
set forth In writing At least tceHy days befjre the
day Of hearing, all testimony fled by either party
90 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
Transmitted In accordance with the rules of the
ofioe, sbich will be furnished on spp pli cation.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon tes-
tmony must bs filed In the Ofcs flcsHtydaYs before
tbe dsy Of hsa ing the arguments, IL any, within
fsH dsys after iling the testimony.
Orser ed also. that this Rotice be published n
the Lltslis seI<er and the RepublisaI. washing.
ton. ID. O., saa In the Herald. Utica: New
York once . week for three successive weeks; the
nrst Of said publications 20 be at least sixty days
1rs"0u' 70 'he oe' Of Fso. rHEAKER,
Commissioner OF Patents.
q. Editors OF the above papers viii please
cery and sepd their bitls TO the Pstsnt Once With
a nzpe Amin uOticA. opl-loWyW
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rHR0UGH LIKE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
E

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1861.
Trains between Washington ana Eew York are
now run as follows. via:
FOB kkW fORk, without change OF cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday st 7:.s .. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at PailsssI.
Leave daily Except Sunday at u:ls q. m. and
80 y. N.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
m, and $50 and $50 D m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for Now FORK and Phil al .lphia at $50 p.
n only.
Sleeping cars for New Yerk on $50 >. On. train
daily.
Through tickets to PhiIadel phia, New York. or
Boston, be hai at the Station Once st al hours
IN F'4e day. we'll st the new ofice II the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34e Penn.
svsnfse, setveen 9Th and II b streets
;ae baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertfseme az
ol9edule between Washington, Baltimore
.nns pods, and the West.
L N. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KO0STZ, Agent, Washington.
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RAILROADS.
lS67 GREAT IoOa
OOI PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901

lCOS PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
&AE 80
TO THE HEsoRTHwLsTs SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
Un ehd srter March 24th, l357, IT aims will run as
WsshinEton--..1 . m. Baltin nore...-.l2 10 ,. m
IS 20 y. m 10 10 o m
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
With ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace State room
day and mig Cars with modern improvemenfs
and saving from four to twelve hours in time over
any other route. Two hundred miles saved 20
Western snc Central New York.
Two Daily Trains to the west
TArough from Baltimore TO ROCHESTER, and
PlTTbBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
tne advantage Of making all changes in UNION
DEPOTS. and no FERRlES.
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the Of
nee, corner 9Th street and PeRns lyAniA avenue,
under the National Hotel, where reliable infor
natiOR will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
secure Recommendations in slsepin Cars for Fl
". ]. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent.
Northeast corner 9th street All PeBns. ay.
Washington, ID. o.
Baltimore. Ht. delly
Evening star., 1867-04-17

hRETING OF THE CENTRAL REPUBLTcAS
AssoCTATIoN.-Laste evening a meeting OF the
Central Republican Association was held a.
Wood~ard's Hall, PeEnsylvsCla avenue, near
llth street which was attended by from ihirty
10 fifty persons-three OF whom were colored
Mr.: }. *. klyans presided. with Mr.. A. Cf.
Mr. +. II. Rinehardt was nominated aud
elected member Of tae Association
DR. BOYD moved 70 take up the resolutions
onered oy nim and laid on the table a, the last
The Cnslr-Ths Char cannot entertain The
motion until seconded.
pr Boyd-If cannot bring those up,
have another 10 offer.
The new resolution proposed by hlm de-
clares that no person shall receive the nsmln-
alton Of the Republicans for ofaca who oppos-
ed the suffrage resolutions in the Philadelphia
Convention on the ground that suffrage was
not then due the race.
MAJOR II. A. Hall moved TO lay the resolu-
DR.. Boyd hoped that a record of the vote
would be kept.
The molten was Iost-IO in the Affirmative,
IL in the negative.
Mr.. Boswell remarked that this resolution
was leyelled al him. and that IL was true that
he did oppose those resolutions. with two
hundred others. He was dvlsed 70 do so nv
Senator Howard, General Geary and Others
and he believed that had the resolutions been
adopted in that Con veRtion the Radicals
would have lost groshd. He knew that the
resolution was intended for him.
The Chair remarked that II he was satisfied
that the resolution was personal ne WOULD
rule il out Of order.
DIR. Boyd.-Mr President
Major Hall claimed the floor aud moved that
the resolution be laid over one week; agreed
TO.
The Chair, after spologizing for the small
attendance, which he said was owing doubt-
less TO the fact that many OF the colored mem
bers were entertaining their friends who had
taken part in the procession, introduced Hon
I. L. Frelnghuysen. who made forcible and
eloquent speech upon matters pertaining 70
the interests OF the Republican party
a vote OF thanks was rendered Senator Fre-
Enghuysen, and he was requested to furnish
copy of II for publication.
Mr.. ]. Sayles Brown moved that the ass o.
eiation adjourn subjsct 10 the call OF the Presi
dent or Executive Committee.
Dr. BOyd.-Is that debatablef
be motion was lost.
MAJOR Hall gave notice that a. the NEXT
meeting he would offer an amendment to the
consultation, 10 provide that any person nav
become member without the payment Of
dues or fees
Mr.. J. II. Crane aSked how IL was proposed
to pay the expenses OF the ASSOCIATION, which
IL now over SlO0 in debt
The meeting adjourned.
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REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

Full Information, with the hishest fssttnso-
.ta.s also, Book on SPECIAL Diseases, IN sealed
enreIope, ssRtfree. ~ Be sure and send for them,
and yos UiH not rsgrst IT, for. as advertising ply.
nei.ns are generally tnlpostOrs without rsfe,ences
for postage and direct to BIB, LAWRENCE, No
IL Bond street. New York no IL DkWly
~ MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY, AND THE
Hsppiness Of True Manhood. An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the
Physiological Errors. Abuses and Disc ases which
create impediments to Maria with sure means
OF Relief. Sent sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address DIR. J. SKILLIH HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ia IL SIN
Evening star., 1867-04-17

- VIRGINIA RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION
Inc Dill before the Legislature of Virginia for
consoldaung the Norfolk and Petersburg
Southside, Virginia and Tennessee and Cdm-
Derlana Gap railroads, passed the Senate on
saturday, and goes TO the House of Delegates
Wnere an acrimonious contest is expected
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NsTZEBOTT HALL.
WI THE LITTLE PEOPLE.
GRAND MATINEE EVEhY AFTERNOON.
Adnirsion 80 Gents, Children Is Gents. IT.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Peansylvsnis avenue, near willsrds' Hotel.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE PorvLAR
AMEBlOAS COMIC ACTRESS,
MISS JULIA DAILY
THIS (Weduesdsyl EVENING, APRIL ~,
the brilliant hs Er Awsrssn Comedy, estislsd hs,y
To conclude vii h the Isugksble Comedietta of
PERFEOrl0N-
To nGTroG n'sh.. IsELAND AS 1T WAS, sad
FRIDAY. BENEFIr OF MISS DAILY.
Mr.. ]. W. WALLACK on Monday next.
METZEKOTT HALL.
FIVE NIGHTS ONLY. commencing on TUES.
DAY, ,AErIll6. GRAND FAMILY AND sOH0OL
MATiNEEs EVERY AFrEhNoON AFTER
iILiNSEh a FooTEs 1s GRAND OomBIsA.
THE THREE hB sSii SMALLEST fS HUMAN 'BEEfIsGs
IN EXIsTENOE.
COMMODORE FO0TE, the smallest man Ia
the world; the wonderful little Comedian, Actor,
Miss ELIZA NESTELLE. (the Fairy Queen
the beautiful little poeficsl reader and danseuse
COLONEL SMALL, the great Female Character
Dancer. Accompanying these wonderful speci-
RUSSELL, the celebrated Vocalist and Pianist;
WILLIAM b. HARRISON, the celebrated Comic
vocalist and ENtemporaneous Poet; PROF. G. .
BR00kS the Blind Pianist and Solo yiolinist;
WILLIE, the Youthful Prodigy.
Doors open at O'Clock; Commence at O'Clock.
Admission, ~ cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents
To hatiHees. 80 cents. Children, Is cents. It.
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,<ALTIhORE AND 0HIO RAILRoAD,
u WAsHING ION. Jan 8. lsT
49, - 80 -.

u
@&gs ~ 80 -
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BlLTI
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are aov run as fo ollsws. viz.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, 81 TO-, 1I5, and
Il;ls Q m and ~, and 81, and g 10 .. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
LesVS daliJ, except SUNDAY, at 100 O. m oil, and
ZOE EAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AHHAPoLfs
JUACTlOH.
Leave At s:ls snd 100 .. N. and at s:0J aud .
,
FOR AENAP0Lis
Leave ~ Too g. m and $50 o m No train.
- or from Anna polls on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
EOR BALTIMORE.
Leave atI.S q m. ana W and $50 o. m
EOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave st7.+5 A u . and o. aud .. ~ .. ID
FOB ALL PAETs OF THE WEST
LeaNe daily, except Sunday, ct 7:t5 g. u e, and
On Sunday at 90 p %. only, connecting at Relay
stsu uOD with trans from Baltimore 10 Wheeling.
rhROUGH r CKHTs to the West can be had at
the ashtngton Station Ticket once st alI honrs
In TIE day as well a. the orioe Of the Bank.
ers End Broke-s' Telegraph Line, 3se Penn.
ayeEue, between o 9Th and 18th streets
Eor New York, fhiladelph and Boston, see
Advertisement Cf ''ThrouRh Line
}. L WILSON, Master Of TRANSPORTATION
. N COLE General Ticket Agent.
oe y u GEO. :. kOOhTZ. Agent WasLiugton
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nUARIERLY kEPORT ..-.
" OF THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK,
of Washington, d. O.,
On the morning OF the first Monday of April. 1867.
Evening star., 1867-04-17

,o, yNO. B. BLAKE, President.
MOSES KELLY, Cashier. 'N'''' .
DIRECTORS .s >
Lewis johnson, = George Parker,
William Orme, John Hitz. .a
Thcs, Feran, rrancfs walsh
". B. Todd, .iAies r shsnhs,a IS
.ol1 .. nIaze. ap lI.eo3t
SfkRLIhe BILLS for sale IN runs to suit pur
: oH Highest nsrtes price pssa for 'AMEBIoAH
LEWIS JOHNSON. 4 90, Bankers,
Evening star., 1867-04-17

Oh NATIONAL LAUEDRY,. OH
~ Penna sy., between nth and 18th sts. 81
All work Dose BIZ hand Goods called for and de-
iversd at the shortest notice. French nutine done
the Del stett style, -t-i nb l%lD'
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL COALli
Best WHITE ASH at Ss. by the ton. All sizes,
TO suit customers
Sawed and Split ohk "a, WOOD, s,S per cord.
Long Oak. ss per cord.
A ton Of Coal sold By always wei CHS ,24O lbs.
JOHN B. LORD,
re Hly Corner sth and q streets,
Evening star., 1867-04-17

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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Gross tons of 24Q lbs, delivered In Any art OF
the city.
Chestnut White Ash, 81.
Stove, Ege and Furnace White Ash, $50.
Bed Ash, S625
Lehfgh, So.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Ofhcei or at the Wharf,
foot Of Seventh street
8. P. BROWN SON,
ia25-t ass 9th street, between X and r.