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Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, June l3-There is no new fea-
ture to present In the Flour Market. there
being no disposition ON the part Of the home
consumers to purchase beyond immediate
wants. Holders of any considerable stock are
on the MARKET and using every efortto dispose
of their goods, even at concession. A few
hundred barrels were taken in lots at 3899 q
barrel for superhne. 9@1O for extras SI09l25O 10
Northwestern extra family, Sll@l8 for Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio do, and Sl4@l7 for fancy
be quoted at 81 so. Nothing doing in Corn Meal
The Wheat Market is at stand, and In the
absence of sales we quote Pennsylvania red at
S2'40@2 65 and California at 1910. Rye ranges
from $3.50 to Sl'55. Corn continues duh, and
prices have again declined Sales of 5000 bushels
yellow in the cars and afloat at $780, and 1000
bushels white at 98c. Oats are unchanged.
Sales of 1000 bushels Pennsylvania at 73@74c.
Nothing doing In Barley or Malt.
MhiskY-No sales have been reported.
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The following official correspondence regard
Ing the Mobile riots, Is supplemental TO pre-
vious reports:-
HEADQUARTERs TH1BD MILITARY DISTRICT
Georgia. Alabama and Florida ATLANTA, Ga, June
mary given Of the reports of Colonel Shepherd aud
General Swayne of the riot at Mobile, and In my
letter transmitting them, indicates that there is an
absolute difference of opinion between General
entertained OF riot upon that aud similar occasions.
IN Tbs difference OF opinion is more 10 see seeming han
neither in General Swayne's report my letter
The enclosed report from General Dunn will make
clear wherein lies the Misunderstanding
There was no apprehension at the moment OF any
dlstu 5ance nc at the meeting because the Mayor had
sures to prevent sturbance On t6is assurance the
meeting was held without apprehension.
entertained is not only found in this application
the mayor & lGr protection, put IN the general uneas
Of both M political parties haye again and
disturbances and while, on the one hand / have
been appli. e several occasions, both by letter
of Police in MOBILIZE on the other hand have
quested or advised to prevent public meetings of
Both Of these applications made the ground
upon the late riot as mere outeTogPing Of the feel
From what tS,n can Learn % doubt if the removal Of
factory to the Union men, or to the respectable Rebels
am. Generqi very respectfully, ySpr SeeaIe&t %
want BTeyet Major General GommendTn,g
General U: S. GRANT, General-ln. Chief, U. y. A..
Washington, ID. g.
LETTER FROM GENERAL DUNN.
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
GeoI gia Alabama, and Florida Atlanta Ca June |,
ing Third Military District. Atanty. Ga-GenersI:-
the District Of absn a. respecting the riot at Mobile
in WHICH conGuTred wish 70 addIIhat d, % from the
did not appear TO have been an apprehension ofa riot
But this freedom from apprehension appeared to
be ornded in good decree upon AN, an m Pre-
protect the meeting from disturbance by proper
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and Captain Jourdan were made TO understand
that the duo were stopping at No. 153 Crosby
street, and to that place an official and unan.
nounced visit was uDceremoniously paid, much
to the surprise of its inmates, and to the as
constituent OF John T. Rever himself and his
alleged robber companion, William Webster,
who were the first persons encountered by the
officers after entering the dwelling. The two
young men were Immediately arrested and
taken to the Toombs this morning to undergo
an examination before Justice Bowling.
Rever s son of Messrs. 0ppenheim's regular
cartman, who seemed to be perfectly astonshed
yesterday on learning that his son had been
arrested ss an alleged accomplice in the rob-
berry of his employers store.-M Y. Herald Of
fO 60aJ
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FINANoE AND COMMERCE..
OFFIcE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. |
Thursday June 10, 1867.


The Money Market continues without material
change, and 81 to per cent are the current
rates for call loans. Among the principal
causes for the frmness OF the market are the
suspension of sales by the Treasury, the par.
tial weakness of 5-20s in London, which is
contrary TO very general expectation, the con.
tlDued free shipments of specie, and the weak
ness OF cotton at Liverpool.
In trade circles dullness is the universal order
Of the day, but the prospect of better business
in all branches of trade encourages holders OF
dry goods IN the expectation that the country
will be better able to buy while the lighter pro
ducuon determined upon by many OF the mills iI
will prevent any oyer-accumplatlon OF stoHns, i,
and give greater hrmness TO prices. LeaJtns aNhii
domestic goods are quite firmly held Whi'e
lower grades are steady. ll .o doir,
In Government loans there was more uYdng, u3nny,
with sales of old 5-20s at ll0; tne oas los I0Sa
the policy bonds at 1895 and the lo aus az lVVa
All the better class OF bonds were neiu Sltn
much 6rmness. State 6s second series, SOLD at
IOI9 C,itv loans of the new issues were hrm AT
90. There were comparatively few Railroad
IN Reiiroed shares the only activity was in
Reading which closed with sale Of 1000 shares
az SIhe6 after the 90th, an advance OF 8; Cam
den and AmbOy Railroad advanced to l0O; Penn
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sylvania Railroad sold at 62@52l; Norristown
Railroad at 63; and Minehill Railroad at SO.
Catawissa Railroad preferred closed at ~ bid
and Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at 26l.
In Canal stocks the only change was In Sus'
quehanna Canal Company, which sold at l7t,
and closed with an upward tendency. 4. r.
Quotations of Gold-10A A. NJ, 1874; II A. NJ,
1871; IL M, 1877; p. NJ, 1871, decline Of
on the closing price last evening.
The N. Y. Tribune has the following.-
"a Philadelphia correspondent says -As executor
OF an estate hold 600 the Western PaoIdo
bS @ s' hanfdS ES
The Interest has hitherto been paid In New York by
one Of the trustees 10 the mortgage, George q, M.
arlswold, Of Troy. who has written to- as well
Is S D P1s % o1P Re New no NS wG5S
me Payment OF the coupons Can II be p9ssibie that
The correspondent in question is not the only
holder of these bonds in Philadelphia. 1t Is
alleged by Mr. Davis that the Western Pacific
has been sold out to the Central Pacific, and
that when the transfer is completed arrange
ments will be made for the payment of the cou-
pons due the LIST inst. Why don't the roads on
the Pacific issuing these gold bearing interest
bonds manage things better than this The
default Of one of these roads with their coupons
does not advance the cause Of any one of the
others that are clalnoring so vociterously in the
market that their mortgage bonds are entitled
to take the very highest rank among our public
securities. .-.... - .r tl-F rfr7
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by De Haven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
FIRST BOARD. tr'. f'.-.
tiSC0 t.S sos 's2 cp o iI0 q sh Penna R... 81
sD0 DO, 6l p.lO6Tl so 10 do....-....... 525S
$500 do65.Jy.s sm.10gA o do........a..... 521f .
e5000 U s l04Os-cp- -bS lO0J6 sh Cam q Am....I3O
5000 Pa 2series....l0IZ "a sh Mnehill R-.... So
$500 City s., Nd bill 80 10 sh Norrstn R-.. 63
5000 Ware Frank Is 50 80 sh N Central......- AZ
sIsCSN PsnSs 400 sh clinton Goal: : X
-Messrs De Haven Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of exc
change to-day at P. M.:-U. s. 6s of 1881, 1125
@ll2a; do. 1852, 1093@llO; do, 1864, 1064@
1909; do, 1858, lO6t@lO7t; do, 1866, new, lO9i@
1898 do 6s, ,l04Os, l00@l004; do. 1905 Aug, 1864
@G5lO61; do, June, lO53@lO6; Go., July, lOS29
LOG; Compound Interest Notes, June, 1864, due;
do. July, 1854, ll8b@119b; do. August, 1854,
llS9@llss; do, October, 1864, l172@11Ts; do,
December, 1864, ll65@116t; do, May, 1865, 116
@ll65; do, Aug, 1865, 1l5@ll55; do, Septem-
Der, 1865, 1143@ll6; October, 1865, 11401l44;
Gold, l37@l375. Silver 130@132. le e8di -
PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR NEW YORK LAW
YERs.-Among the matters claiming the atten-
tion of the New York Board of Super visors were
the following items of expense in Sc ttling the
claims of various banks and insurance com.
panies for return of oftaxes:-
Charles O'Conor, counsel fees $4,000
Waldo Hutchins. counsel 10000
Amasa j. Parker counsel fees 5000
Edward H. Anderson and David j. Deal, coun-
Accountants Examiners, Clerks, and other ex- -.
penses... 1851
TOtal..... . =. ..... .... .,. $50
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FROM EUROPE BY THE GABLES.
Financial and Commercial Report to
. Noon To-day.

LONDON, June l3--Noon.-Consols, 9IA; Illi-
nois Central, 73z; U. s. 520s, 73; Erie r. r. 40I5;
Atlantic and Great Western, 25I.
LIVERPOOL, June l3-Noon.-Cotton firm at
Ill4@ll2sd. for uplands, and 1l5sd for Orleans
Provisions unchanged. Pork, 76s. Spirits of
Petroleum, I'd. Other articles unchanged.
BREsT, June l3-The steamer Europe, from
New York on the lst inst, arrived TO day,
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Foradoitional Marine Ne,Os see THIRD Page.

For additional Marine NeWs see Third Page.
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
ship Betty, Nutzhorn, Antwerp, Geo. w. Bernadou& q
Berque Aqunla, Mathison. Havre, L. westergaard q
Brig Nazarine Murphy. St. John, p r. Masonsco.
SchI E. +. Croweil, Freeman, Wellheet, Sinnlckson
scbE R. Florence Rich. Salem 7; R: Rlakiston 4 Co:
str Diamond State Talbot Baltimore, ]. D. RuoG.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Ship Lizzie NJ oses Cox, from Liverpool 18th April
with mdse TO p Wright q Sons. ITL 81.
deB oTg W a. sugar so sbSc SON. days from
Brig A. Niekels. Rosebrook. a days from Trinidad
Brig rig HenTy LEEDS WhitmoTe, days from Rock.
% seir TSa ocean 0 Belle EMERY. days nom ROckland
scbr TEos: BoTden wrlghtIngton, days from Fall
River IL ballast 70 captain, - -. .,,..,., 4
with grain 10 ]. L Bewiey 4 Co.
schT 2: P: Mccolley, P1Tboro1gh; day from Cam
Steamer H. 4. Cav, Her, ls hours from Baltimore,
Steamer Diamond STATE. Talbot IS hours nom Bal.
tmore. with mdse. to ]. d. Ruoh
Br brig Medora, from New York Tor Asplnwah' as
masted e 10 .#I
Correspondence OF ne Philadelphia Erehan0e -
for LGwSs Ds SPs & s for both FO
Psadepnia vent 70 sea EsIS sels nse from Liver
pool passed in the Capes this afternoOn-heporsea oy
p1StboSs E1och TGFsy yrsmaln at the Breakwater
Baqpes AGgSs.e dr ssst hSF Hsndy
,or %aS YoT 3rotop Tor Bedford al from Phi,
iedainio. Isaa az Carver, Boston for Phiadelpha;
echSs "a 1aes and Armena,to providence. ootn rom
sdelnbiss n W. De VIII. from lsleuLnera t9r New
Varie NJ ~ Francis New YORK Tor cape Henryi
SI1a.. T,,ts a. NeVineer A Ham mona, tung DOVe'
I3sscne S n wheeler. s. a. Boice, n Price; Mlndoras
NJ a. Farr. T. Herbert, W D, CaIgill j Whltehouse.
Roson. no Convoy for Bath; w. @. Atwater, for Fall
3iyeS. II Law for Stonington; j. b. Johnson, for Mar
hiahead; IG ID Wheeler, for Salient q. Wiley, for New
VorS A Lincoln. for 6tonlngton, all from Philadel-
mia: C a. brooks, from Florida for New Bedford:
EIza Francis from Portland for Phiadelphia; Union,
1Tnm Calais for Baltimore. with loss OF deck load OF
lahs galley. split SAILS ana other damage; Orvetta
from VirRiuia, and Amertcus. nom Sierra Morena
both for New York: Ocean Traveller. from Camden
for Beverly; RndS. L. simmons, Caroline Hall, and W.
Jones, with stone for Delaware Breakwater. -
Willes, before reported wrecked from found
miles from the wreck. JOSEPH LAFEIhA-
MEMORANDA. E.L l...
steamship Juniata, Hoxie, from New Orleans lQr
Philadelphia at Havana 9th Inst. and sailed agan III.
,Barque unon. Harper for Phiadephia SAii0u ii0-
Brig Anna wellington. johnson. for PhiiAdeipnia
sailed rom Cardenas lst inst t..a AZ Ratanxas
Brig CastilliAn, HardenhEook' hence ~ A"1+
sehr j. j. Spencer. Fleming. hence at cardenss slS
sehS II. B. MoCury, DOrmau, hence at Trinidad 'O'n
ultimo. u .sr.rr n
NEW YoRK, June is-ArriVed, steamship ClmpnAs
ire% sIeams6ip nshGI IssIsSppi, from HAyre aeth Ht
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FROM WASHINGTON THIs AFTERNOON.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TBLEGRAPH.l
WASHINGTON, June 13.
The MllitaryICOmmRnders in the South
Forthcoming Opinion OF MIR. Stnnbery.
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FUSION OF THE RADICALS AND BoTTsITEs-A RE-
PUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD ON
THE FIRST OF AUGUST.
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THE MOBILE DISTURBANCE.

The following official correspondence regard
ing the Mobile riots, is supplemental to pre-
ViOus reports--
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA........ ...........-JUNE IA.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS THE EVENING TELH-
GRAPH OFFICE
IA. M.........70 IL A. IL P. M......... 96
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The Robbery at Leeds, MY.

The Robbery at Leeds, N. Y. ~.
HUDSON, June l3.-The burglar who robbed
George w. Young at Leeds. on Saturday night,
was arrested in this city last evening and sent
10 Catskill for examination. Fifteen hundred
possession. He is stranger, ana refuses to
give any name.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
GALE OF METALs, NEW QUARTEkMAs
- TER STORES, AND LUMBIk.
DEPOT ouARTERMAsIER's OFFICE,

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, . O.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. oct. q, lSa.S
Will be sold at public AUCTION. on nONDAY,
November II, at Lincoln Depot under the q.
SO HORSES and 20 MULES, more or less;
20 ANBUIANCES. worn;
2t0 ARMY WAGONS, worn;
7SPRING do, do.
Several of these Spring Wagons are of very su-
perior finish.
The Mules offered are a very select lot, well
worthy the attention Of purchasers.
After which the following Metals and Quarter
master Stores. entirely new. to wit:
l.l50 90 lbs Iron .cGU Tbs, Steel. ass 't'd,
8 go = Copper, 1000 - Chains do,
l,6O0 Copper Bot -l50oo Bolts,
toms, 1000 Stove Feet,
loo lbs. Lead, 500 Broom Han lies,
500 GOO . Horseshoes, 900 Lamp Chimneys.
roo Geo " Mule do, 6o9 pieces Lamp wick.
GO Empty Bottles,
Together with number of MI scelIaneous articles,
consisting in part of Carpenters and BlaChsniths
Tools, Sash Weights, Knives, Engines, Globe
Valves, Fire Brick, &c, &c.
Also. the following WaEonmalers' Lumber:
$500 feet lis inch Oak o,coo feet 5 inch Oak
sOcO feet Pinch do, do 800 feet 4-inch Hickory
7ygp - 21s-in do, do. Plank.
42,O0 - 3-inch do, do. l2,eO0 /" Plank. assorted
lO@G :. inch do, Do sizes
day 10 day until all are sold
Horses. Mules, and Wagons will be sold singy
other articles in lots.
The Metals will be delivered to purchasers at 9th
street wharf or at railroad depot.
Catalogues OF sale can be had on application.
Terms: Cash. il Government funds.
by order of the QuarteI master General.
J. c. McFERRAN.
Deputy suarterpsster General,
oc 2s-ts Brevet Briradier General. U =. Army.
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no Ssh
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.

Will be sold at public auction. on WEDNES-
DAY. November B, at II a. m, on the corner of
Prince and Payne streets, Alexandria, Va, under
the direction Of Brevet Lieutenant Colonel s. p.
Lee Z. 5. A, sab. Assistant Commissioner, Blu.
rean Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands,
II HOSPiTAL BUILDINGS, ,(known as Lower
ture Hos pital)
Terms: Cash in Government funds
The buildings to be at the risk of the purchaser
from day of sale.
By order Of Byt: Brig Gen. o. Brown, Assistant
Commissioner, District of Virginia
GEORGE q. WHITE.
Capt. 44th L. s. Infantry,
no 5-6t &. q. NJ. and u. q.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
TON SALE.

UCTIoN SALE
VIII be sold atruhlic auction, and to the high
est bidder. on TUESDAY. November Il, 1857, in
front OF the Gorernment Storehonse, near the rail
roae depot, at Nicksburg. Mise. the following
named articles of Government property, viz:
10 Ambulaaees
2.o0o Cavalry Great Coats
soc Rubber Pouches
80 Canteens.
The sale to commence daily a. 10 O'Clock a m II,
and to continue from day to day until the whole Of
the above Is sold.
Terms: Uniad States currency on delivery.
BY order of the Quartermaster General,
IRA QUINBY.
lst Lieut., s4th Int, A. A. O. NJ,
noItd Act. Chief q. M, Sub Dist. Miss.
limited STATES CoLLECT0R'S SALE.
By virtue of a warrant to me addressed by Ferd
T. Nolz. Collector OF Internal Revenue, I'd District
Of Pennsy ylyania. will SELL at the Glass House of
Campbell, Peak Co., situated Mulberry alley
Ninth Ward. City of Pittsburg on FRIDAY. sth
OF November. at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
property, to wit.
46 boxes ef vi6ls, more or less,
rs gross of Jars. more or less,
Lot of meulds, packing boxes several pots full of
glass, and lot of tools.
Also, Building and Lease of Ground,
Distrained as the property of Campbell. Peak 4
Co, for non pay me mt of taxes on glassware.
T. b. nAVITT,
no 5-stB Deputy Collector.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY, October %, 1857
There will be sold at public auction TO the high
est bidders on TUESDAY. November IL, 1857, at
noon, at the Navy lard. Philadelphia, in the off ce
of the Inspector of Ordnance, seventy thousand
t!eOo0) pounds Of Powder, composed of cannon,
rifle, and musket powder.
Terms cash, and the powder to be removed
within ten days from the magazine at Fort Mifrin.
H. A. WISE. =
nc az Du,rn
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DROPOSALS FOR TRAVELLING STREET
JIG SOUTH, FROM 1TH TO 18th ST. WEST.

WASHINGTON, October %, ls1
Proposals will be receive at the Mayor 4 Office,
City Hall until FRIDAY, the sth day of Novcm-
ber next for gravelling street south, from 7th to
18th street west-the gravel to be nine inches dee
in the centre. taperiDg of to four inches at the
gutter. line; the gravel To- be well rolled, and the
street to be relieved of all stone of improper size
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
or ell bids. JAS H. BIRCH
: oc 80.W fin tn At Commi ssioner Seyenfh ward
Evening star., 1867-11-07

PERSONS wishing 10 subscribe for THE STAR
VINO reside on Capitol HHi snd the Navy
Yard, will please leave their orders on Norih
A street. second door east OF Fourth, Capitol
HILL JoHN CeeGes, Agent.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

LADIES can find at M. Williams, 536!Penn-
sylvania ave eDue, Cloths for Ooaks, cost S6, at
"a per yard; Cord and Tassels, cost IS cents, at
Is cents; Tassels, cost SO cents, at 10 cents;
trimmings. cost from so cents to 81, at 10 cents
per yard. The goods are last years stock 3
Evening star., 1867-11-07

BOYS SUITS, warm Jacket and Pants for
8. Boys neat and double suits, to Is years,
FOR SO so. Garibaldi Suits for $3.50, 81 aud SS.
Garry your boys to Henning's, corner 7th st.
and Maryland avenue.
Will move about January to 5l1 7th stHeet,
1ntelligencer Building
Evening star., 1867-11-07
MARI led.

TRUEWORTHY-NORrON On the 81 Of No
sember, at st. AIoysins NC Church, bZ the Rev Father
stonesfrtet, BURNHTTo TRUEWORTHY, OF
city, .t.. .af.-.t e- ~ - ' =.
TOMPKINS-BROwN. On Tuesday evening,
November sth. By the Rev. g. q. Msador at the
KdSS, Of Baltimore, Nd, to Miss MAGGII
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10y w. L. WALL 4 CO, Auctioneers,
~ Stores 3 and 317,
South corner Penp'a aysnue and 9Th straet

LOT ON CAPITOL HILL AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 18th November
at o'clock, we will sell on the premises part of
Lots in square SO being the west 20 feet front by
lC0 feet deep.
This lot is situated on south d street between
east Fourth and Fifth streets, and is rapidly inn
proving in value.
Terms: One,third cash. balance in six and twelve
months notes bearing interest, and satisfactorily
endorsed.
,COnveyancing and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
deposit of SO will he required and if the terms
are not complied within five days. the property will
be resold at the cost Of the defaulting purchaser
not w l.. WALL & co Auctioneers
Evening star., 1867-11-07
RCRLINGr0N BREAKwATER.
u. S.FNcryFrP OFrTcE

u. = ENGINEER OFFICE Z
OswEGo y. Y, Oct. y, lss.f
Sealed Proposals will be received by the GER
signed until the seth Of November Is -, at II IN.
for the following timber.
lis go linear Tor cubic feet Of HelnOck Timber,
IL inches square, in sticks varying from & feet up
ward.
1900 feet m. of3-inch Hemlock PLANK.
S3oOe linear Tor cubicD feet Of White Pine Tim
ber J. inches square in sticks varying froIl - feet
upward.
Lace feet b. m. Of 3-inch Pine Plank.
The whole must ne delivered at Burlington. Yer
Hont before the ret a July, 1855 and at least one
tn1rd as soop a. nsyfVation opens on Lake s,fam-
s;raight, ard of the taQ spccihed dimensioas
Throughout. Netling else will be accepted. The
Is,S-s named must cover all eNpeI ses OF delivery
ard preparing for inspection &C., at such points
NAV be required.
Blank forms for guaranteed proposals and fur
ther information may be obtained Oh application
al this Office. &. T.. BLUNT.
Lieut.. Col. Of Engineers.
no 5-6tB Rvt. Col. L. :. A.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE SUB.
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans' Court
Of washington county, in the District Of Coiumbis,
Arnold Someryille. late Of washington city, ID.
c., deceased: Alpersons having claims eainstt the
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on or
before the 18th day Of October next they may other
wise BY law be excluded from ell benefit Of the said
tober, 1857. WILLIAM BATES,
oc l.wSws Ixecutor,
Evening star., 1867-11-07

JEwELRY -Fuchsia and Grape Coral Set s,
jet Spangle Sets, Silver Spoons and Forks
received this morning, at Prgg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue,
near tx street.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

RID FLANNEL SHIFTS and Drawers ali
sizes, OF cur wn make These goods ara more
durable and are sewed !hetter than Facsory
goods. at Saks & Co, 5l7 9TH street
Evening star., 1867-11-07
De. scHUM4AfF AIMS NEW opr,cr
No. 496 STREET,
New jersey Avenue,

Continues to be Conhdentially Consulted in si)
cases requiring skill and experience being ths dis
coyerer Of the only remedies for diseases of
private character. The treatment adopted by him
Is that which has the approval of the most d'stin
and its universal success has proved beysnd doubt
that permanent cure for the worst cases of Con.
Glands, diseases produced by q certain soiitsry
practice, &C., can nov be obtained to moral Ger.
tainty If be made to those whose intel
fgence and skin may. be. relied on Since Dr
Schnmsn has opened in this city, al the many
cured without single exception. Persons con.
snlting Dr. schumsn may rely upon reeeiyins
In all cases early application is of fhs utmost
Importance, as neglect or maitre stment often leads
that the pstient comes in contact With no one but
the docter. Onice hours, to .. m, 3 70 g p. N.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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CHILDRENs CLOTHING
GARIBALpI AND zoUAvE
PLAIN sfEH AND i s9i$s SAS$s3f s. = 'rfhffianrD Rim
cHIIIpaREK
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