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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

10 u Nassau street. opposite the Post once; Fine Art
Oalleres 81 Firth avenue and e<5 Broadway.
MINER s0MERvILLE will sell 81 auction Monday
partly destroyed By nre Ninety street Boominsdale
road arst house back French Institute Household
Furriture Consisting in part OF snamellsd bedroom
sues several soas hair cloths and marble top
shes wardrobcs washsands chairs hair and mat
ressss $50 sheets and pillow blankets counsrpanes
towels and napkins, with general assortxnep OF kitchen
furniture, orockeryware. unware. &c.
Also
n tons Cd Hay tons Straw, lot Oats Vegetables Ex-
press Wagons, Ac. Take the Eighth avenue ears
DY HENRY D. MINkR INSTRUMENTATION
ID Nassau street. opposite the Post Once Housshsld
VILE win sell At auction this day Saturday, Nov. .
tel assortment OF Household Furniture, including
Parior Dining Room and Chamber Furniture vsvet Brus
suits brocatel rsps and plush; st frame French Plate
Pier and Mantle Mirroa marble Centre TAbes Chairs
Tables &c Msttresses Pillows, Bosters 10. Also once
FURNITURE, Desks. Stools iron Rates, Ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
A lie EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH

JOHNSTON 4 RRoU0HTONs HORSE MART.
late Miner 0omervlea Regular sales at horse
ton mart overy Tuesday Friday throughout tho year.
100 Blankets private sale for ~ 80 each hne Data
loguu for noxt Tuesdays ssie. r. .
Our downtown Once 10 most favosAby located for the
bus mess commvnM INC q LDofy Mreess Ener'Gs ~
street or AZ the mart ! ,---@ II N,
nnd thorough knowledge OF the business enabled
unsurpassed sdvAnssesto either buyer seller Of
everything pertaining 70 The horse. 1ssa 81, Ysss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
NY HENRY n. LEEDS 4 MINER.

D. HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctionesr.
On Saturday, Nov. Il l0x O'Clock, ~ their saosroo
No % Libsrty street. Household Furnurs eonsissins Of
general assortment. removed for convenenoe Of la N
suding elegant assortment Of hne Velvet and Brusse
Carpes ROSEWOOD black walnut Ana msnogssy sSits
Pier and hsnsi Mirrors marble eop Csprs Tables sds
sbles rosewood marble yep Mirror door and back Eta
ceres, black walnut and mahoeany Bedstsads Bureaua
Wsshsands Toils Tables Chairs Mardrobss oAk Dining
Room Chairs, China Crocksry, 0lassware Silver Plated
Ware OiIclosEs &C.; Mattresses Pillows Doissrs. o.
n Also at IL O'Clock,
large size Herring Safe. burglar proof, for silver:
Mahogany frame Billiard Table,
OAK frame Billiard fable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
ON BoAEp srEAMsHIP SAN rRAScIsoo, AT sEl

,ro IEr-FOR BALLS CONCERTS AND MEETINGS,
the Central Park Garden Hall, Ftftyninh street and
Seventh This hall besides being OF the best
In the city s Rted up costly STYLE hav
ins mirrors ceiling to door, the best OF imported
.ruices while furniture rst class and through
cut Size hall box7b The committee rooms parors and
rooms commodious and handsomely fitted
ND Rsnt including room, e7s per night Arrangement
can be made for the u the hail fpom and aftsr
Uovember - Apply to REMsEN APPLEBY- 10 Pine q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02
DEM. ". THEALL, AUCTfoNEER
ID Late salesman with \. a. Ludlow Co.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIvE SALE
OF Hous6HoLD rm9NIruRE,

By JOHNSTON THEALL-Ihis day (Ssi urday).
Al 100, O'Clock, at their saesroom, No 81 LIBERTY
assortment OF rosewood and walnut Psror suits
IN satin, and hair cloth walnut, OAK and enamcied
Bedstcads Dressing Bureaus aud washslAnd marc tops
Sofas and Easy Chairs Secretary Library
Bookcsses Hall Stands aud Lhsirs hne french plate
Mauel md Oval Mrrors; Velvet Brussels Three ply and
pure curled hair husk and Msttessss Feather eds
Pillows Blankets Comfortables Table Cutlery silver
Plated. China Glass Ware mahogany Panooftes Iron
Safe Lilies patent Catalogues nov ready 62 Liberty
street
DY NJ DOUGHTY. AuCrIoxEER.-wILL SELL rurs
I'D dag, at lvh o'clock at salesrooms ~ Nassau street
general OF Household Furniture al Tor
eonventencs Of sale, v brussels and ingrain Carpet on.
cloth, PArlor SUITS rosewood and walnut Chamer suits
Beds and BEDDING Gas Fixtures and Gas Pisa. stoves
China, Crockery and silver Plated Ware French Plate
Pier and Oval Mirrors Also ~ " O'Clock tvu rpse~osi
Pianofortes octave one walnut Cottage pianofour
three rosewood Billiard Tables marble bed Ac Ths
whole pe sold Without reserve and worthy OF
The trade and others.
DYLANDT 4 wALDRON, AgCTIoNEERs.--sAIs
I'D rooms 80 Broadway will sell by this dsy Sat
urday al vs O'Clock general OF second hand
Furniture, Carpets, Beds and Bedding Cockey cocks
Fancy Goods Desks rosewood Piano. &c removed Tor con
veniencc Of sale.
CHs. MoRqENR0rH, AUCTIoNEER SELLS THIS
~ day Al o'clock. At ~ Gold street. the entire Furnnre
OF that lager beer aud Chairs Cvun
ers Fixtures Ranges, Beer Pump Crockery, Glassware
&c sale IN Que lc'' y not IN lots positively
CHARLES MoReENRoTH. AUCTIosEER-sBLLs
~ this day ~ 70 O'Clock, 2a Seventh street. the entire
FURNITURE OF private family sale positive 10 otA Deaf
ersca.
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4 FOR SALE, THIS DAY. At NO. ~ DUANE
"A street. at II NJ: by J. vANDEWAfER Auctioneer,
beautiful bay irottng Mare known - MINNIE sired oy
Ethan Allen Is hands high, years oil, sound and
kind ran with great ambition and style was never
trained on track show 2:f2 or and pull
very rapid; fine breaker and has great endu
rance also fast pole mare; Is tho property Of private
gentleman driven her hast spring and has
never known sick lame. and always ready Sat
isfac Glory reasons given for selling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

4 UCrION sALE.-GEO. B. REED, AUCTI0NEER
"A (wm. Penny, salesman; Geo. B. Reed Go, auction
eersl will sell this day Saturday Nov At iva O'Clock
A. NJ At their salesroon ~ Cedar street, the Furniture
family DECLINING consisting q black wsnu.
elegant Brusse Wilton and Ingram Carpets gilt frame
Mirrors, black walnut Bedsteads marble top Blu
Cutlery; Epsrsvngs, Silver plated Ware &C also one
handsome rosewood Piano. made by Waters also 1t IL
o'clock, for Of whom may concern casks OF
Rhine Wine lot OF Cigars Sale positive, without re-
serve. Catalogues ut sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

UCTlON NOTICE.-FREDERICK DIG. AUCTION
"A sells this Saturday morning at O'Clock 4, the
Household Furniture Of the three story house
a. %6 Wsst Fourth street, Broadway maGnhcent
Plsnoorte Su Bedroom Suits marble top Centre
Tabes Brussea and Ingram CArpets Bed Lounges, Oh
Pantngs China Tea Sets and Glassware and every article
nooessary housekeeping &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-02

WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY. AT AUCTION, BY
~. j. L. vANDEwArER Auctioneer, at No. "a Duane
street at2 o'clock celebrated fastpacng Horse John
Morgan golden sorre l5 HANDS, years old was raised
by Mr. Alexander kentucky and sired by Pilot paced
a. Louisville, Ky, AS some Of the finest styled and
best gated country and pace mile
great and power and can trot IN $50 Thin
is the finest gentemans roadster In the city having grea
style aud can trot in company with first class and
be shifted pace whenever required and is also ns
perfectly sound and kind Sale by order OF
special collector without reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

DISPLACEMENT OF SHERIDAN. Data ,,
writes to the Baltimore Sun, under date of
August 18th:
sit is understood that the President has nre-
pared and sent to General Grant instructions
70 issue an order assigning General Sheridan
to the command Of the Department of the Mia.
sour, General Hancock to the command ~ ~ a
Department OF the Cumberland. and General
Tnomas to the command Of the Fifth Military
District comprising the States of I.oni.ians
and Texas. The order will probably be pro-
muIgated Tomorrow or next day, nnlessr in
the meantime, General Grant snail snesest IN q
substitution OF some other names in place of
Generals Hancock and Thomas. In thai case
General Sheridan may be assigned 10 some
other command than that OF the Missouri, but
certain 1t is, however, that the order reIieves
General Sheridan from the Command or M
Fifth Military District.
ct Is understood also that until Friday lase
IT was the purpose Of the President to assicn
General Hancock to the comm and of the E,ffh
Military District, but he determined vesterdav
to give that position to General Thomas. az
evidence that the purpose In diplacing Generai
Sheridan 10 not that an officer of diFsranf
political sentiments shall succeed him"
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THE ORDER RELIEVING GENERAL SHERI

THE ORDER BELIEVING GENERAL SUFRI.
DAN.
In accordance with the instructions Of tn.
President to the Acting Secretary of War, the
order relieving General Sheridan from the 5th
military district, comprising the States OF
louisiana and Texas, is being prepared at the
War Department this afternoon, but has not
yet been promulgated. There is NO doubt that
General George H. Thomas is assigned to
the 5th district in place of General Sheridan,
but 1t is not known to what Department Gene
raj 5. is assigned, though it is very probable
ina, ne and General Hancock will be assigned
to the Departments OF Missouri and Gunner.
land. Probably General Sheridan to the De.
partment of Missouri and General Hancock 70
the Department OF the Cumberland.
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FINANCIAL,

There are twsnAy millions of the drst series
of the seven thirty notes dated July 18th. ifs'f
to be received BY .the Treasury Department =
There were originally three hundred aud eighty
millions OF dollars OF these notes, bat ON the
1slA Of the present month, when the time for
redemption or tconversion into fvestwenties
expired. only forty millions were out. Secfs-
tary MeCuiiocA exteaded the time for their 70.
demr,lon to September i5th. as has already
been stated. On Saturday, twenty millions Of
these notes were received by the Treasury De.
paytment Eve millions Of which came from
Boston bankers 1t lis PROBABLE that the other
twenty millions will be either redeemed or con-
verisd long before the time given by secretary
McCulloch expiree. --,..es..se---s-.z
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~The Richmond Whig notices with com.
mendation, and characterizes sas an importan.
movement" the late organization of the ex.
federal officers, soldiers and sailors in Vir.
gnia, and thinks it will render great aid in
assisting TO reconstruct that State on basi.
that will be in harmony with the wishes and
interests OF all classes of its inhabitants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

ARMY oRDERs.-Brevst Brig. Gen. l.. H.
feiouze' a. A. G-, ordered to the Department
OF Dakota, under special instructions nom
War department, and to return to thar ~.
parfmsnt upon completion OF duty. Breye.
MAJ Gen a. B. Howe, 4th ARTILLERY, has been
ordered to report for assignment to GeneraI
Schoneld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19
Steamboat Explosion.

NEW YORK, Aug. ia patch on the boiler
OF the steamer Palisade blew out Yesterday
morning as the boat was leaving her dock, at
the foot OF Spring street An alarm of fire soon
spread and scene OF intense excitement oc-
CURED when the hye hundred persons on
board struggled to escape from the steamer
TWO men plunged overheard. and were sub.
sequently picked up. No one sustained any
injury beyond the fright. The damage to the
steamer was slight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Aug, 1s.--The flour market is
10 cents better for old; receipts 1a,499 barrels.
Wheat quiet and firm; receipts 1882 barrels.
Corn kal cent better; receipts 15s,ois busheis
Rye 3a5 cents better. Oats dull. Pork ouiet.
sales OF 800 barrels new mess S23.O6. Lard ia
quiet at II u al3H. Whiskey steady Peas and
Barley nominal. Cotton quiet, at 2Sk cent.
for middling uplands. Freight dull. Snirits
turpentine q uiet, at 59x cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

TO BE RKLIEvED.-It is said that Major
General o. o. Howard, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands.
will shortly be relieved from duty, and an Of
nicer OF the regular army, not above the rank
OF colonel, be assigned 70 the Bureau num-
Der OF volunteer officers now in service will
shortly be relieved, and their places be filled
BY officers OF the regular army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

PRRsoSAL.-Mr. Berthemy, the French
Minister, says the New York Times CORES.
ponaent' Is engaged 70 marry Washing on
wloow, and will retire from d,pIom IN
services next spring. Mr.. De Ferriotts S;s
mrs. secretary OF Legation, has also formed :
oneaeement OF similar Character wstn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

IA meeting OF soldiers and sailors wa.
held at Philadelphia last night, at which res.
olutions were adopted condemning the action
Of the President In removing Secretary sian
ton, and heartily endorsing the official acttors
OF the depoeed Cabinet Minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

W Mexican advices state that the body or
Naxiniiian is still lying in the church at O ne.
fetafo' and the authorities never intended u
deliver 1t to the Prussian Minister. private
letter from foreign officer says that Ar,eara
and Saiazar were shot in retaliation for ~.
murder by their orders of Col. Ssmus ara "a
nor Gutierrez at Uruapam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

0An encounter took place on Friday At
Fort Harker, Kansas between General Mcc,aII
and Mr.. Edgar OF the commissary department
challenge passed between them. The com.
mander OF the post, however, intsr.ered and
prevented any further proceedings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19
Fire.

NEW YORK, Aug. ia fire occurred last
night at No. lao Broad street, the flames ex-
tending TO three or four adjoining buildings,
and resulting in damage OF SIG OO, on the
buildings and their contents. Nearly all of the
struc tures were frame buildings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

MONEY IN THE TREAsURY.-The amount ..
money in the Treasury Department on Satin
day last was sio9,ooe,oo0 in coin, (of which
about 100000 was in gold certificates and
So, COZ, 900 in currency; total SI96,oO0.O 0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

PATENTS TO BIZ IssuED.-For the week end
Ing Tomorrow, the Goth inst, 22s patents viii
be iss ued from the Patent Office. During IN !
past week 565 applications and 80 caveats hi =
baeu filed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

iAPRoSIsa.-Wm. II. West, ESQ. Chie,
olerK OF the Treasury Department who has
been absent from the city for the mas. to
wssss' returned this morning. with dis hssi,S
sumo the duties Of lis one 1s s ~ b able 70 re-
ing. AVs1VW morn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

The WHITE HousR.-A large number OF
persons We're at the Executive Mansion to
day. many OF whom We're ladies'. Postmaster
General Randall lad an interview with the
President this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19
New York Ouarautiue

NEW YORK, August l9.-Several vessels
with sickness on board arrived at quarantine
yesterday, and are detained at the lower bay.
SO far as known, however, none Of the sick
have any contagious disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19
Drowned in a Mash Tub

NEW YORK, August 19.-This morning. Fritz
Young, William Enfield, and William Wea YER,
Germans, were drowned In a mash tub. at
Metzer's distillery, In 10Th street, on the East
River. Young accidentally fell in, and the
others lost their lives in attem ptInp his rescna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

DsrAcHsD.-Capt. Daniel Ammen. Of N.
navy, has been detached from special dutv A.
Washington. ID. c. and ordered to commsrd
the Piscataqua-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19
Coal Oil DESTROYED nv r;ro

NRw YORK, August 19.-The Ecentng Tek
gram has the following Montreal dispatch "A
destructive fire at Middleton's coal oil store
last night destroyed 6N,OO0 gallons of oil.
Loss S150,G00 The price OF oil has been rising
in consequence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

[Bv Bankers . and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson &c 20. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NRw YoRK,August I9.-First Board-U.S. 6's,
1881, coupon, nix; do registered. -; do.
5.20's. coupon, l13k; do registered, - do.
Certihcates -; do. 5-20, new issue. -: do.
zoos. 1O7 y; .4O's registered, -; coupon, l02
Pacific Matl, 14ex; Atlantic Mall liz; Canton
Co., ASH. Cumberland, IS; QUICKSILVER, %;
Mariposa, loX; pref'd,-; N. Y. Central. los;
Erie Railway. 7Oxi preferred. -; Hudson
River Railroad, i25; Reading r. r., los;
Michigan Central. 10s3; Michigan Southern,
sig; ILLINOIS Central X. r.. 1l9k; Cleveland
and Pittsburg 92H; Northwestern, ASK; do.
preferred. 69X: Cleveland and Toledo, III
Rock Island, 1885, Fort Wayne, los. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

Heavy shipments Of Five.Twentles
NEW YORK, Aug, 18th 1s67.-The shipments
OF fve.twenty bonds to Europe last week were
very heavy Some say as high as sc ven and a
half milltens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

INTERNAL RkvxkUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were sSaI ,sl2.a0, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

s Government Securities.
WASHINGTON. August 10, l867.-Jay Cooke 4
90. furnish the following quotations of dsv.
arm N ant SAcuri.iaa u - 1870 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

GOLD PENS, every Grade Of ldtaiio workman.
NJ ship and price; 6oIa aud Nilyer rencii Oasee.
&C., &C. large assortment just opened
jyI ERANCK TAILOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
fff5sy rs H sns ssss
recently incorporated in this city it gives us much
commend them to the use of our friends as we'll as
OF the community generally, as the most suitable
Papers, or other parcels, for the SAFE keeping OF
which our banking houses assume response
w. GUNTON, President,
JAS. ADAMS, Cashier
Bank of Washington.
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER 4 co.
ia FITZHUGH COYLE, President
1a National Bank of the Republic.
MOSES KELLY, Cashier
ooo . National Metropolitan Bank.
WIN. S. HUNTINGTON, CaShier
au l5-lw First National Bank
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS-interest six
per cent In g1idare offered for the present at 81
cent En ane and accrued interest at six
The Company would state that their work con-
tinues t. be pushed forward with great rapdity
pleted during the present week making gu '' 'on''
4aS MILES S MEsF ER9M OMAHA IN
and stocked with locomotives cars and ALI the An.
purtenanees of a first class road.
The amount already paid in by stockholders of
The aid received from the u. s. Government in
constructing this portion OF 42s miles is
l. donation of II go acres adjacent lands
to the mile Clearly all very yaluable,)
Boa ss ri fsns Gen
rate q SIG OO. to the mile amounting,
rne al26 IN 81 Che Gompanys own First
mortgage Bonds on 425 miles is...... So $4,000
FfT ong
whoh sey T ar OF ths value Of the
strained by its charter from issuing its bonds ex
cept as the work progresses, AND TO THE SAME
Which
cures the bondholders is made to Hon. e. D. Nor
g.
tives from Massachusetts,. as Trustees, Who alone
responsible for their issue in strict aocordance WITH
thelterms of the law. - - ''-
win be published in detail at an early day: but the
ACCOUNTS are already sufficiently balanced to show
inss 3 met tps much than the
length of road operated Il should be remembered red
that these earnings are only upon Way BUSINESS
Of the vast tISic that must follow the compietion
OF the Whole Imp to the PACIFIC in 1870 These facts
strictly Of the safest as we'll az one Of the mos
proatable securities and are fully entitled to the
appeal to the public to purchase its bonds as the
daliy subscriptions are large, and fully equal to
Many parties are taking advantage of the present
high price OF Government stocks to exchange for
a as ts II Il ss ON eD
- OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST.
Subscriptions will be received in Washington AZ
NATioNAL BAaK 81 pFEH RE REPUBLIC,
lie !eS SMRakf 81 orr1oE. No.
sc6sTiSE sSFi sn SS2sff1oSAL BANK, No. :
CLARKE, DODGE co.. Bankers, No. 81 Wall
street; sfs4}s Es1Yst59 u e, - - -
JOHN J. CISCO SON, Bankers, No. SO Wall
and BY BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United States, Of whom maps and
descriptive psmpllets may BE- Obtained
August s. 1857 tau Isl . New York.
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FIFTY YOUNG LADIES,
at the
NATIONAL THEATER,

Apply at the Box Oifce. au5-tf
WANTED-HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING, to
w do in good style. Terms moderate. Shop
near of 7th street and MARYLAND avenue
with A. J. WILLIAMS, Coach Painter and Trim
mer. Orders promptly executed. and ga abstraction
guaranteed. tau3 lm'] JNO. b. WILLIAMS.
"ANTED-New and Cast-off CLOTHING, old
w GOLD and SILVER. or any other article OF
value at the old , sstablished Merchant Pawnbro.
doors north of Penna. avenue Sole Agent for
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE de22-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

rHANGE OF FIRM NAME. @*A
The firm name of L. A. DELLWIG l. Co. is
from this day changed to DELLWIG Il BAILEY
corner Sth and II streets, Navy Yard .e
August 10, 1857. aul9-3t~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

DASTURAGE.--Good Pasturage can be had
miles above w Washington. on Rock Creek, for
81 month. Apply to A. BROWN, street, be-
tween 9Th and 10th. an low
EROM PARIS DIRECT-Paul Maurice Les
u Tyraus de village; As cents. Soulie: LIE Port
teau; IS cents. Roger de Bauyoir Histories Caya-
Heres; 45 cents. Lamartine: Les Condolences, As
Pontmartin Contes dun Planteur de Choux; As
cents. Sandeau Sacs ct Parchemins; As cents
Sand Teverisu; As cents.
au IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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w RIGGS, VIM s. HUNTINGTON, GEoRGE II.
PLANT, GEORGE Q. EVANS, B. P. SNYDER,
NATHANIEL WILSON.
s. p. BROWN, PRESIDENT.
GEORGE o. EVANS, VICE PRESIDENT.
WIN. s. HUNTINGDON, TREAsuRER.
b. r. SNYDER, SECRETARY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

N0rfcE.-Mra HENRY H0FER will please
~ Coli at III X albt Restaurant, 7th street, with
20 days. otherwise has runks will after that date
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-19

CTRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN-A small white
- and brown COW; head large. face white ~
ears brown eyes peculiarly prominent, hornsh W
rather short and considerably spread: bellyN ~
and lower part OF the legs white tail short and
brown COW body medium size and well shaped,
head small neck short and TIM tan long and sen
strayed. S. reward will be paid for the return of
the above dtscribed cows and if stolen. S25 for the
detection and conviction of the thief
SAMUEL WAGNER,
South Carolina avenue,
an l6-3t bet. 9th and 18th streets, east
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LOST AND FOUND.

LADIES PURTMONAIE, with various con-
"A tents in it, was found on Massachusetts ave-,
at the corner of 4th street, northwest. The owner
yproving property and paying this publication
Will receive 1t by inquiring at Mr.. JNO. HEILL'S,
shoemaker. on 4th street, N. W. au I7-3tt
SHAWL LOST.-The colored boy who was seen
~ to pick upa SHAWL on the northeast corner
OF jackson Statue Square at 7l5 this morning, by
persons by whom he is known. will leave the Shawl
at the store of KING l. SON. king Place )" and
get handsome reward stand the consequences
OF law. Pawnbroker's please notice loss. al6-3t
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BOARDING.

TWO GENTLEMEN can find pleasant ROOMS,
with or without board in private family
where there are no other boarders and chill
dren. No. 35S Fourth street, corner of +.
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