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At NE ToNDs rOuCE COURT.

of the above were arrested leaving the ferry entrance
AT TIE TOMBs POLICE COURT.
The following are the names of those arraigncd be-
fore Justice Hogan yesterday for violation Of the Excise
Law: Patrick Cuff No a Mulbcuyst Charles Wilson,
No 40 Pcarl-st: Paul Chrstinson No. l57 Chathamsi
Martin Pruulaguc, 40. North-st; John Connolly, No
a. Cathariuc-s Bicdcich RuOfc NO. Mfith-si. All OF
The above were held bail in the Of 500 each 10 All
AT TIE JEFFERSON MABKEr POLICE COURT.
phiu Mgrgcn, No 200 West Ihirty-NcNcnilst was
brought up charged with selling liquor without license
and James Call No. ~ Biccckerst. win violating INC
Sunday liquor law. JUSTICE LNuWIth hciu chCH VI 'i'i"
to bail in $500.
Al TIE ESSEN MARKET POLICE COURT. -
Justice Mansfield, yesterday, john welsh, Nos
90 and ?2 Diysou-st bail In 500 to answer the
charge of violating the Sunday liquor law
~ TnE COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
On Saturday, Henry Godfrey for sclh8 WHISKY ht III
proper hours, was fined $50
BROOKLYS
There relaxation in the enforcement Oh lhe lN
clse law i'm Brooklyn yesterday and the city WAS, II pos
more quiet than preceding sundays uiicr
tlr law The number Of arrests made by the police was
Ihcrc was only one arrest for violation Of the Excise
Law i'm the Eastern District yesterday, ana one case OF
William Walters, saloon Keeper Hl no %
South Sevcnthst arrested by an officer 0i INC fOI
tffth Precinct at an early hour Ia the morning. for en-
Pertaining a couple OF his friends In his salOOn the door
EFFECTS OF THE HXCIsE LAW IN SEw-JIRsEY ~
There WAS an unusual number Of visitors TO jersey cry
and Uookrn Yesterday considering the hlthy condition
f rho streets etc These visitors were generally IN quest
If puc honss which they had not the least difficulty IN
finding i'm sufficient numbers ready and willing To supply
All demands. There were no arrests during the dy, anu
ms far as known, fragrant breach OF the peace
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~ 3. THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
or TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE

-,,,- -. -. SENATE, ..ALBANY. Feb ?. 1867.
The Session Of the Senate was brief to-day, q
quorum not being present.
CITY EIMIRA.
Mr. NICKs Rep., ChemungJ introduced bill amending
the charter of Emra by dividing the city into six wards
GENEsRE VALLEY RAILROAD $50
On motion OF Mr.. HUMPHREY Rep, Wyomingl bill
relative the election Of the directors or the Roches
ter and Genesee Valley Railroad was recommended to
the Railroad Committee.
ODD-FELLOws HALL.
The bin amending the Charter 10 the OddFcllows AS
socation Of New-YOrk ordered TO third reading
The Senate then adjourned until Monday evening
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NAVY GAZETTE.
a, TELEGRAPH TO rHH TRIBUNE.

pr TELEGRAPH THH TRIBUNE
has been received the Navy Department from the United
states steamer Lancaster under date Of Barbados January u Tie
ps,ms having drawn Department from that place Great
ss t 6r the Lancaster Il having time since she
s heard from Department has sho received Information non
Of the lackawAnnat dated NdPiao
n.ber a. announcing that he had taken IN col ana ps Tor
br,eonhs cruise and would leave that daF Tor ioh"h
Pe Admiral Thomas Craven Commanding haS lar han isih
sros The the Saginaw at that yard on ~
M The arrival the Pensacola At San Francisco oni
, dsg Of Admiral H. X Thatcher viii be uansHtn ron he
Vanderbilt the former vessel the latter gong out OIL eo'S~
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THE TERRITORIES.
INDIAN ALUM-RICH GOLD DIGGISGS.
MONTANA.

INDIAN ALUM-RICH GOLD DIGGISGs.
TxIRGKAPH
ST. LOUIS, Feb 2-Late Montana papers report
that considerable alarm exists in different regions on
account of the Indian deprodations, and the people
we're arming to chastise them.
New and very rich quartz, gnlch, and placer mines
were being discovered, and mining operations were
commencing. The Summer yield, il is expected Will
he very large and rcmunerative. New-York gulch, "a
late discovery was paying from So to 900 day to
the hand, and other new mines We're doing equally
we'll
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TENNESSEE.
list VOTE on TIE NEGRO SUFFRAGE BILL.

Trsr VOTE or TIE NEGRO SUFFRAGE BILL
pr rKIFaHArH TtiHrNy-
NASHVILLE, Feb. 1.-The House debate on the Ne
no Suffrage bill closed to-day. test vote was
taken. which resulted i'm Yeas. -; Nays, -. The
friends Of the measure are much clatcd.
company 81 the sab y .dmcnt left for Ovcrton
Comfy today 10 protect the citizens. Anthony
the Federal soldier under sentence of death Tor Kill
ing Nashville policeman and two accOmpliccs have
been paIdoned by Gov. BrownloW.
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A Most Thorough Trial.
The Three Stitches.

Ib,,e used writes Mr NJ MNe Of Egin, ILL., ur Minds OF sewing
cs. The Wheeler Wilson making the loci stitch two others
nsIng e Grover stitch and the Wilcox Gbts, which
e ,i,tsloop sitchAner most thorough trial OF nearly
three years greatly prefer the Wilcox Gibbs Machine and tae se
other sewing machine or any oer sch WIN
which / am acquaHed--A advertisements
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LOUISIANA.

~ rEtTGRlrH rrtnrsE
NET-OnEANs. Feb. I'm the Legislature to-day
an act. which was passed last year. cXcinping prop
ertv in certain cases from taxation. was amended 80
as 10 include any property which has been nsrd by
the military civil authOntcs OF The uhltcd ola'es'
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ARKANSAS.

1T TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
LOUISVILLE. Feb. "a gentleman just arrived
from Arkansas reports that Gen. Ord is moving his
Headquarters from Little Rock To Fort Smith. me
Nrr Ira Radical paper AZ Fort Smith, has report
obout its suspended publication, which was on ac-
cnunf of tho aniagnnstiG fcrng thefc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-04

Rrooks,s Metropolitan Free Bridge.-Mr f. A. BROOKS
the Metropolitan Boker at No 57S BROADWAY keeps me street IN
from ice and sush that there
crossing from his store Metropolitan Hotel Is the only
p IN fact the Battery and Fonreenths where one can
ankle deep and mud Here IS an
exhibition Of enterprise worthy Of emulation BY all our c'entAd'o
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A SINGULAR DISCOVERY.
ny ,xxo,lPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

pT TELI0RAPH TO THE IHIbIAH
,,,py>,cr KANSAS Feb. 2.-Salt water of great
s4rcngth las been reached within the city UNITS at
Jcnt OF rs feet Parties have leased oil the city Drop
% IN the vicinity, and much excitement exists over INC
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Attention Is called to the advertisement OF very ue
sirablc fruit farIn near Baltimore.
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sCHrYLRR-At Bergen Point N J., Saturday, Feb Mo
Catherine Schuyler ct Ofthe late John Schuyler OF Bese
The relatives Of the family invited to sttend her aer
from late residence Bergen Point Tuesday Feb oocL
train viii leave foot Of Lberyt. BY HewJeey Ceaua fnoa
at II O'Clock
sIORRS-Fel asleep in Jesus Saturday morning Feb ~
fathers residence No % HcksE, Brooklyn George bors sge9
a only George SO editor Of The Hersh Of iaf
SClDDER-ln Brooklyn Friday morning. Feb after l1genaG
Illness, Rgbert ScHdder, aged 81 years a
The relatives Of family respectfully invited 10 atten4
his funeral from bis residence No 2 Ysnderbtae on Monday
ct u O'Clock without further notice His remains will be kea
Greenwood.
sHEhDoNin Brooklyn Friday Peb Mary De Forest wife
$50 "lliAnl Z. sheldon, IN the 18th year Of her age
Ihe relatives and friends Ofe family invited n attend her ner
IRON Grace church. Brooklyn Nights Monday at O'clock without
UNDERHli-On Sixth DAY. Is. inst, Of typhoid pnumonis Lille
only daughter Of Elias H. aud Elizabeth Underh the eth year
her age.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family attend the fnnerL
from the residence OF her No 4
Third the 9Th inst at o'clock
VAN NYCK-A FshkN Plains NeyYok SATURDAY. Peb Js
AEna daughter Of the late Van Wick aged yes
relatives OF the family attend
at the residence of her mother on Tuesday Feb O'Clock
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THE EXCISE Law.

The following are the number Of persons arrested up TO
u o'clock las, night for the offenscs mentioned below,
A.. IL, ,-.riot,s ,rccfucts throuphOut the city:
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Tho fact Of so many arrests having occurred In The
Twcnty-scyenh Precinct Il owing TO the fact tiat IN,
Courtlandts Ferry located IN that Precinct ANA most
of tic above were arrested leaving the ferry entrance
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Mourning Goods.

WOUfHIHH UOOUS.
CARD-w JACKSON, No. 551 BROADWAY has constantly %
full Of BombsInes and all other Mourning Dre@
Goods Also Bonnets shaws COak Walls Grapes Hsndkereho
Gloves &c Blades waited with goods at their esenesl
Suits to order 55 Broadway opposite TfanJ Co
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY.

CONSOLIDATION OF NEw-JERsEY RAILROADS.
TELEGRAPH o TRIBUNE
TRENTON, Feb. 1.-The consolidation of the Cam
den IL Amboy and the New-Jersey Railroad Comma
MES was finally arranged at Hoboken yesterday. The
consolidation is complete, both in interest and man
nr,n
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sale Agents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-03
BELVEDER.!
VIRGINIA CITY,.---...-----....NEvADA
Anfgepasst, aufgspasst.

HIExT SUNDAY. AND EVERY SUNDAY
, hereafter, the undersigned will be pleased to
receive bis friends Of all st bis newly
..tabushed SUMMER GARDENS place Of
recreation and pleasure. !,
A larre Hall for Dancing, with Q Fine Band OF
Mimic. stsnds resdy for The disposition OF the
nrhIIc The house itself contains dozen fur
pI,hed rooms for tho use Of visitors.
The Bar Is furnished with the choicest Wines,
IJouors. Lager Beer. etc. Cold Lunch, Ice
Cream, Dystsr. Coffee, ETC.. served up ~ al
hours. ...,sh.
n.Smsnt Al any time during the week.
Ro,nn,et Ale, and machet euch lustig.
Schiller. - >.
gafgagyI aEOCO. WIDMH4R, 81
,.ss.,u se,2a.si proprietor
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Orders from the Country Punctually At
- tended to.
DISSOLUTION.

sw Private Hair Dressing Saloon for Ladies',
at No. 10 North B atroet, Virginia. je22.lm
Evening star., 1867-05-10

FoRTRRss MONROE, May 10.-The writ of
hoJtos corpus for Jeff. Davis was served this
morning on Gen. Burton by Marshal Under
wood and Deputy Marshal Duncan. Geni
BnrtSr at first decided to deliver Davis 70 the
marshsls, but afterwards determined obeying
the writ literally. requiring him to produce
Davis before the Richmond court
General Burton. Davis and family, and the
Marshal. to morrow msrning take the ste am
er for Richmond stopping at the Spots wood
Hotel In that city.
Gen. Burton will, on .Moaday. persons,Iy
produce the Pris soner in court
In the event of Davis being released bv
Judge Underwood under the writ, he will he
Immediately rearrested and placed on trial on
an INDICTMENT for treason.
Robert Ould and numerous other yisitors
bearing boquets. reached here lhis mnrniro
on a visit TO the Davis family
The utmost interest is being manifested in
NorfolE respecting the robasIlities of the ~ al
OF Jef. Davis ard his release
Ibe following Is copy OF Gen. Burtou's
orders:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsuINGToN. n n
May S.--Breret Brigadier General II s. Bur,on'
Z. y. A, or Commanding Offcer of: Fortress Mo-,
roe: The President of the United States directs
thar your surrender Jefferson Davis, now held
confined under the military authority at
Fortress Monroe, 10 the Un; ;ted states M msrsb al
or deputies, upon any process which msy
issue from the Federal court OF tae State Of
Virginia.
You will report the action taken by you in
served upon you to this Office
By order Of President nited States
T.. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adiutant General.
Evening star., 1867-05-10
WORKING MISCHIFyOUsLY

Ii was perhaps natural to expect consider
able ehervescence at the primary meetings of
n new party rising TO power. but we submit
TO thoughtful Republicans that the style of
proceedings prevailing at many of the ward
meetings is calculated to do injury to the
Union cause, and TO give great encouragement
10 their Democratic opponents In yery
many instances these meetings seem TO be en-
tirely given over to personalities and, childish
alterations upon ma tiers of personal interest
only. and which sh ould be promptly ruled
cut
Ii Is no answer TO say that the meetings of
other political organizations have been quite
as turbulent and disorderly. The Republicans
OF this District occupy a peculiar position at
this time. 1t is no mere figure OF speech TO say
that the eyes OF the country are upon them
The experimento Of negro suffrage is first to be
tried here, and great interest is everywhere
telt in the result. The Republicans Of the coun-
try hope, and believe, that il will work sue.
cessfully. showing it TO be a safe precedent to
be followed elsewhere; the Democrats as fer
vently hope and pray that it will point moral
In the other direc tion and that Its failure will
work to their own political ad dvantage.
This being the case, every participator at
these Republican meetings should feel ii a
personal duty TO and in giving gravity and
dignity TO the proce ed ings, in order that the
experiment shall be inaugur ated and carried
through IN a manner TO reflect no discredit
upon those intrusted with the weighty respon
sibility of testing it Lest mistaken impress
sion should 60 abroad, it ought to be stated
that very little OF the disorder at these meet.
ings is due to the colored men; they be having
Tor thei most part with great propriety and
dissre tion.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

TEE WEEKLY STAR is now on our counter
for sale, and IN wrappers, ready for the mails,
containing. among N much other reading matter,
very interesting story entitled "Something
TO my advantage the movements Of the work
ing people; triple execution at Gin incnnati; Sen.
ator wilson's tour the new election precincts;
the European Peace Congress; full Reports of
all Meetings of Republican and Democratic
associations and Ward Clubs during the week;
Sketches, with domestic, Military, Naval De-
Partmental. and Local News; Agricultural an d
Housekeeping Miscellany; and the latest Tele-
graphic Dispat les
Evening star., 1867-05-10

JEFF DAVIS TRIAL.-There is now beIiavsd
TO De little doubt that JEFF. DAVIS will be tried
during the present term of the United States
Circuit Court at Richmond Judge Under.
wood announced in Court on Wednesday tha,
Chief Justice Chase would come TO Richmond
on iSe adjournment of the Supreme Court,
and take his place on the bench of the Circuir
Court, and the Alexandra Gazette says:-J
Randolph Tucker, Esq, one of the counsel for
hr- DAVIS, has been sumIuone from his home
In Middleburg, LoudOun county, Va. by the
associate counsel. TO be present IL Richmond
on D. onday, the 18th instant
Evening star., 1867-05-10
HIGH PRICES AND STRIKES

To show the increase in the cost of articles
70 consumers in the past six years, the Econo-
mist publishes comparison of the wholesale
prices OF several leading articles May of tni !,
year, and al the same date in 1860, showips an
average advance of 62 per cent-bur a fair com =
parison -equIres the reduction of present cur.
reneyprtces 10 gold and, VI ith the pre- MUM ,t35,
the actual advance averages about 81 Der cent.
This estimate, however, is for articles at who'll
sale-the real complaint comes from those who
patronize retail dealers-the butcher, the pa
ker, and tie candle-stick maker, whose prices
are still nearly as high as they were when th :,
war was In progress, and when gold was At
from 200 TO 2sO The real advance 10 poor psr.
sons IL this city for the necessaries OF lite is
really not less than from so to IS per cent over
the prlces Of 1853, ano SO 1t is in many Other
cities. The New York Sun ia stoutly defend :
ing the working gnen for striking for higher
wages while this is the case, undertaking IN
show that wages have not advanced to any.
thins like the extent Of the general prices of
com modities, While the Tribane saws:
The articles selected by the Sun do not
faiIly exhibit the case as il is Last years
crops OF Indian corn, in the South generally.
and IN the Northwest especially, were cut
snort by drouth ana by frost; and corn ia the
OASIS OF pork, and 10 q great extent also of beef
neat vas very general failure. We doubt
Whetner there was half . crop throughout the
ceunuy Hence, Hour and meat are unex.
eepionaole dear-dearer by IS to 50 per cent.
than II last years crops mad been good II
were absurd and unjust 10 insist that u,ec nics
ano artisans should wholly evade the conse-
quences Of so general q failure as that OF the
crops OF 1850 When we came to this city in 1871
-neaIIy 80 years ago-ths average wages OF
mechanics here was lees than ~ per week; in
our trace, lprinting) they scarcely exceeded
a per week Now, the average is not less
than $40 per week while the cost OF living has
surely not advanced IN go nal measure with
TINS substantial, wholesome food is NOT
twice as dear a IL was: coal Is actually
cheaper; wooden fabrics, in the average, little
dtarer; cotton fabrics not twice as dear: and
shelter nottwiee as dear in the average"
Evening star., 1867-05-10
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke q 20. furnish the following quo.
tatiors of Government securities:
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks ana
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK. May 1O.-lst Bosrd-U. S. 1881
coupon 6's, Xix; do, 5-20's, 107%; u. s. SIS
l0-ios Coupons, s7X; zoos, -; Canton
90, an: Cumb'd Coal %. prerd, AK; Quick.
silver. 2A; New York Central Railroad, 81 Y;
Ere Hallway, 62x; Hudson River Railroad,
N4; Reading K. r., 103&; Michigan Central
X. X, 1O9; Michigan Southern and N. In diana
X X, 67S; do. guaranteed, =; Illinois Gen.
tralR- r., ll3%; Cleveland and Pittsburg Il. r.,
TX; Chicago and Northwestern X. f., 3ix
do. preferred, COY; Cleveland and Toledo K.
X, 1l2H: Chicago and Rock Island X. r., 69X;
Plttsburg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago r. X .
974; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, ~ Z;
Pacific MAIL Gold, 3 l37X
Evening star., 1867-05-10

SUPsRIHTEsDSsT OF THB NATIONAL OBJ
sERvAToRT.-Commodo b. r. Sands has
oeen appointed superintendent of the NaueaaI
Observatory a. Washington, ID. g., vice Rear
Admiral G. III. Davis, who has been ordered to
command the South ATLANTIC Squadron.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

The EXPLOSION AT THE POST OPPIcR-
The report ofthe committee to inquire into the
causes OF the recent explosion at the Post Of
rce Department is now before Postmaster
General Randall, and IL will be made ubIic
after being reviewed by him.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

INCREASE OF THIPuBLIc DBBr.-Ths state.
ments of the public debt for some months TO
come will she " a considerable Increase OF the
same. The amount Of coin and currency re-
quired 10 pay the interest falling due ON the
lss OF May, June, and July 10 very large, and
Will cause q great decrease OF funds in the
vaults Of the Treasury
Evening star., 1867-05-10

@Several coiored delegates have been
elected 20 the Maryland Republican Conven-
tIon which assemblies il Baltimore on TUESDAY,
next 14th Instant Caroline and Howard
counnes each send eight whites and two
blacks; Anne Arundel, nve whites and five
eolored men, and Washingtoa County, six
white and four colored men
Evening star., 1867-05-10

uUrne Czar or Russia VIII yisit warsaw
this uaoath for the first time in seven years
HPotatoes are selling for % cents a husheI
in Skswhegan. Me-, and ct Gardiner for about
~ cents.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

~from French & Richardson's Qate Hud-
son Tayior's) we have BlaekrOOds Magazine
orAprl.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

REcCvkRIss.-Secrstary Browning is still
Improving. and IL is thought by his physicians
that be " Ill be able to ride ont next week.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

RETURnED.-Hon. VIM. E. Chandler, Assist.
ant Secretary Of the Treasury, has returned
from his visit North with his health much
improved, and is again discharging the duties
of MS office
Evening star., 1867-05-10
FROM EUROPE TODAY.

Toy OSUse % tHe AssUCIatBH Frees.
LONDON, May 9-2 P. M-The money mar
ket is active, and Don soils have advanced a
quarter. being now quoted at9lX. American
securities are quoted, at this hour. as follows:
U. 3 5-2O's, ~; Eries, 4lK; Illinois Central
75H.
LIVERPOOL, May 90 p. N-The Cotton
market is irregular, and the market is fluctua-
ting.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

TIE WHITE HoUsE.-All the members Of the
Cabinet excepI Secretary Browning were
present to-day, and the session continued
unul two O'Clock.
Evening star., 1867-05-10

lNTKRNAL RkykNUK.--The receipts from this
source to-day were s272 slo.ss. ....r.t
Evening star., 1867-05-10

- The Alexandra Corn Exenaugs will be-
opened on Monday next. O.
Evening star., 1867-05-10
- READING NATTER on EVERY PAGE.
sEE OUTSIDE FOB INTERESTING TELx-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.

- The following is the oficial showing OF
the daily circulation of the papers named be-
low, made under the call directed by the re-
cent act OF Con gress:
EVENING STAR......7.715 copies per day.
Intelligence.
The returns of advertising by the same city
papers fer the quarter ending December 81,
Revenue ONCE, are as follows:
EVkNINe STAR...........
IHtethgenceT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9,lO5
Evening star., 1867-05-10

II TAXI TH1 LIBkRrY OF INFORMING
j the Ladies' Of this city, Gsor setovn snd vicin.
ity. that ! have on hand Q stock Of the anest
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
BUGLB FRINGE,
BUQLE HATING,
BUehB BEADIHo,
DRles BUTTONS,
Also. keep great variety OF WHITE GOODS,
REAL LAOES, REAL vALEHOIA HAND.
KBBCHI1B6, OLUHEY HANDKDRCHIRFS
and OAABRIC and SWISS nDGIHa q, which viii
be sold ut . low figure.
LIWIS BAAR,
myI0N' 81 Market SDacs, ne ar 9Th strest
Evening star., 1867-05-10
DENTISTRY.
h.IOoMis, Nd,

= q: II MInysntst and fstesies of iAs nIAIRAL
HE Office in this city. Many persons csn0
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
Aoo no person can wear others Who oanAet wear
fersons calling Of ny once ean b. seoommcds-
are but 20 those whs are partc cuiar and Wish The
SsSssst eiea nest. strongest and most perfect den
Wih be more fully vsrrsnted
Eooms & IN thi. city--Ho. 3Ss Psnn'a avenue, b.
fh1isdelDhts. oc 10-ly
Evening star., 1867-05-10
n~Bsr T ABLI IsHID I.1a

pOT0MAC FAMILY SHAD ROE, picked ..d
sp iced Tin kits N. W. BURCRELL,
my 10 Corner I.tn And r .trasf.
DROT. KREIs' DANCING AOADEMY p.,n
ave opposite MetropDl Hotel; Tnssday
ano rlday evenings. from TO 10 o'clock Thehali
esa oo Ieo.eo Ior ID eetlngs. DC my l0-H
LOB SALE-Tvo OARRIAGEs-. C.Ia.h. and
an open Barounhs, both In good -7,
runpioe order. Apply at 293 q sire ct &@
ing Roehs and PAIL OBS, airy, pleas W.
gents. or gent and wife , with BOkRD. for $50
. msnth each. Large Attic ROOMS, two in :
room, elegant public parior with deli ehtful bal.
cSny. One OF the most CO mfort BILE houses in the
day Table boarders. $40 3 menth- nv ia lms
Evening star., 1867-05-10
PARIs AND HEM I0RK HTLLI. ).

eron ont a.G ~ fcrP =; SPHsiaSoH NH n:. i.:s re,nrnss
America strs1 e ani as:sSh sReli:h:
children 6ysss Amber. P.arf aOs Ioa s:: ss1.. O. .,
french Iioven; Bonnet and Hat FrsSes h
ga sss- Rssi sIrN. isN oeons, siiks, orspss, TIlis
Pertieular sttention given to al orders.
nnso Ho'"'' sso ssh ssrsss. near Psnnsyiysn!s eve
Evening star., 1867-05-10
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

THE DECLIHE IN DRY GOODs ENARLEs
L AILLEk, 10l Bridge street. Georgetown, D.
C., to offer greater bargains than ever He has
brscing the following: Lawns and printed Jsco.
nets, Percsle, brfllfsnts Barages, Grenadines,
hams, Pequss, blk. Bomb sAlnes, Chsiliss, Tamss
Cloth, De Lanes, blk. Silks. BLK. 9raaaafneS
"a g. DO; is. . 70 and rs bEoyn N.:in 10. las ISL.
fall ladder Prints at l3h, best makes is ls. and
= cents Parasols shirts, Gleves, Hesisry, No:
his stock lieving that money can be saved by
doing lap yO.2wsl BENJ MII,LER
Evening star., 1867-05-10

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