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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-06-21

UNION REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION. direct tho
attention Of tho membcrs of this Convention to nil
ndrcrtis ,ment in another column. Tho Conyoll-
ton will bo held on the 9th Of July, at Columbia,
and prompt attendance IL requested.
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Posi- OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, 8. T., May q, 1861
Hereafter, until further notice, the Northeastern,
Mnils will close Mt LIS L. A., and arriving ri the
Depot at 9.45 A. NJ. will be ready for delivery al II
o'clock. On Sundays the Post Onice will open NJ
1880 =. NJ. for ono hour.
The Mails for South Carolina liailronl will COLI
tinuc to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, and for the
Savannah and Charleston ltailrond at GA. 81. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
STANLEY q. TROTT, /. N.
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;,rs TAyERN-KEEPER
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

A Ii, Acknowledgement AND PERSONS nErAII.
IA mo Jarituous liquors, within tho city limit who
baye not executed tG bonds and taken out the proper
cards to show that thoy have license TO ee viii be
Inst - @144I =. a. f.,i'.Fn 4 -
Tboso Who hsyo cards aro horoby notified 10 hayo III,
.ao placed IN conspicuous place In Tho window. All
falling 10 obscfe thls netoo viii also be reported, after
Tho above mentioned tnno iiir', ''AiW, Ii, RNETB,
March, Clerk Of Council. "a
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The HOLLYWOOD DAzAAn, we SEQ by tho presi-
donts report, published In tho Richmond Dispat,3,
OF Tuesday, financial as we'll ns n social sue.
ccsB. Tho Treasurer reports tho total amount ON
hand to DO s1s, 600. South Cnrona, We nrc pleased
to Bec contributed $50 in cash, and ton boxes OF
fancy. articles.
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Shippers pcr steamship Champion, for Now
York, arc notified that bills Of lndng should be
handed in by T. NJ. this afternoon, at tho Office,
No. IL East Bay.
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SCHOOL BOOKS AT HALF

.INNGLIsu, FRENCH. LATIN AND GREEK, ITALIAN,
u GERMAN AND SPANISH SCHOOL BOOKS are bc-
Ing sold Mt half price. Teachers and parpnts they de-
Gro to save should avail themselves OF tho opportunity
Call soon. or you may be too late r
- SAM HART. Sr,
June II BookBeller, King srrcet.
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UNDER DECREE mn E0UIT

UNDER DECKE13 IN EQUITY.
Heath 1s. Waiting, ct al.
On THURSDAY, tho l1tI July next, at II o'clock will DO
sod nt uie Old Custom House, under the direction OF
tho undcrsIgned,
ALL THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND sit,,.
ao on tho wcst B!o of wnndo Mver In tho Parish of ST.
Thomas nnd ST. Dennis. containing avc hundred and
eight thsO) acres moro Ices; bounding 10 tho
Wnndo River, south land OF j. M Ycnnlng north on
land Ct -, aud west on lnud Of -.
IcrmB-Onc third cash Bntanrc on credit Of ono
and Two years, secured by tho bond of tho purchaser
aud mortRagc OF tho premises. Purchaser to pay for
papers aud stamps. J. ". GRAY,
Juno ii rs It'll Master III Equity
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DANSE'rT SCIiUIl,
Au tOnecr anu Comm1 ssiOn Merchant. M
M. 30 King street, brIoyv Hrnnd street,
olcrs hta services for tho iio OF MERCHANDISE at
day an night at his store, h0 for tho sato OF Stock
Ionts Real Estate Vcsscls He anu Produce. Best
city refero ccs Will bo given. ConrnmcIs solicited
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
alayZo 1nU
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CoRoNER's INoUEsr.-Tho inquest over tho body
OF Mr.. EDwAED ROWE, killed in tho latc duel, waB
commenced yesterday morning, but adjourned TO
p. d., whom the case was resumed. Several
witnesses wero examined when tho jury adjourn
cd 10 nioot this morning. Tho testimony cicilrd
is too incomplete for publication, anl VIC defer any
romarks until tho inquest is completed
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CuEAr VARIETY S1oHE.-Ths in Tho title Of u
iloat establishment TINT has recently bcon opened
at No. IS Rutlcdgo avenue, below Cannon street.
MeHsrs. SILvBr & SELIoaaS tho rropriclors OF
this stand, and glaucc will convince the vpiior
That il is all that it is represented. Tho cars pass
by tho door, and tho passengers cannot fail to bo
nttractcd by tho sign anu the goods That arc
temrtingly exposed at the door, We advise our
uptown friends to pay Mcssrs. SILvEy & SELlo-
MAN visit, and thoy will find that their store is
tho place to obtain bargains.
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~ ''' 81" = s'E,' 1913 = - 80
U. s.. CinGu1f CouaT- Hon. aKo g. BnYAs pro.
siding. -PE1ER PgAnINE "a. Tho estate Of ALICE
ASHLEY. a bill for foreclosure. ~ r.
On motion or PonTER & CoNNRn, it is ordered
that tho Marshal do show Cause tomorrow, at II
A. H., why ho has not complied with tho ordor OF
tho Court, made on the 18th dsS6f Juno, and oeot-
cd tho occupant from tho promises in Boaufain
| strcet. ~. -. III i.,i hi:l .l..i. .7i..;.
+. IN Admirably. w. O. Tn.ToN rs, Tho Charleston
Dredging and Wharf building Company. Libel.
sundry parties appeared against tho samo Com
pany, and, with consent OF their connsel, 1t was
ordered that tho dofondants do pay, bofore the
10Th November noxt, tho several BUNS set forth in
tho Pleading. II Is furlhor ordered thatit tho do
fondnnts do not pay thoso sums by the 18th No
vombor prox, tho Marshal do proceed to loSy on
their property, or 80 much Of II as will suffice TO
pay thcso debts. And It is also orterod that tho
dofondants insure tho stoam drodgo for $4,000, or
in failure to do so, that tho nbelants havo powor
to mako such insurance, aud to bo reimbursed
therefor part OF tho expenses OF their proceed-
i AfYN Da .5z 4oS--.EJIpg,
oyEn ONE THOUSAND testimonials received from
those who hnve boon bcnoAtted by using pEoronAf
BALM. '45' 81; .Sr-st !. .i
DoW1E,& NOISE, Agcnts.
GOODRICH, WLNENAN 4 CO.. Agents 20
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CqUnT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND COMMON
PLEis-Hon. F. J. MosHs prosiding.-Iho Court
mot atJ 10 A. H., whom tho Clerk callod Tho roll,
and tho Jurors answered to thoir names. Tho de-
faulting with4ssos wero callod and rendered thoir
EXCUSES. Tho Attorney. General presented tho
casos on hand to thaIranl Jury, who wore charged
by the Judge, as foIlowB:, ~.
GKRIIRaEN: It affords mo particular pleasure
TO moot for the frat tmo In my official capacity
Grand Jury OF tho District Of: Charleston. It
brings TO my mind associations connected with nv
carly youth, somo Of them most pleasant and
othors rnther OF distressing nature: I should
meet you with moro qualification IL tho citcum-
stances wore Of diherent character It is useless
70 conceal tho fact that tho people Of this Dstrict
now In condition tho least Of all to be desilod by
my who loves his country, and 10 still Willing
to aacrifco hinsoH for that country's coed Wa
nre now suffering, and are likely to do 90 for some
time, tho consequences Of tho lato disastrous war
into with tho full conviction that we wcro fighting
for our dearcst rights and libertios Tho result o.
that vnr ia known, and II becomes us as It does oil
Southern people, to boar tho samo like mon; whor
ture, lot US % %sos Hii'oa !: ike mon ; fSn snf
whilo We boldly face tho future, lot US
not forget tho recollection OF tho past, bn
hold In everlasting remembrance tho nnmce O.
those bravo mon who gayo thor lives for tho cause
loved to be right. While We royero their fnerno
~, let not look behind Us, but regard Tho pres
ont boldly, and prepare by actions to Tlnko th
future equal to tho past. 1t docs not become q,
to brood In sorrow over tho actions OF tho I,ast;
not OF policy. It bohoovos eyory man TO conlnenc
repairing his losses, TO be not intimidated by til
reYerseB OF tho past, but to DO bold and aotjyo,
70 tho only course 70 pursue In order TO build ul
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o. 0. f. THANKSGIVING.
FRIDAY. ApRIr o.,


at9 O'Clock, on the morning Of the aSth. Tn,
members are requested to wear dark clothine
Members Of Lodges will wear white gloves, and
Past Grsnds, Past Gsisf Pssrisr Arches and
high Plests who are net elective officers of
6ubordinate Lodges or Encam pmente must
form with the Grand Lodge or Grand Encamp.
The Marshal in Chief will wsar Q scarlet sc. r.
and armlet; the aids to the Marshal will Wear
white scarfs; and the Assistant Grand Marshals
The column will be Termed at the City Hall. in
four Grand Divisions, under barge Of p. G. Ohss
b Il. Colledge,R w. Grand Marshal and p r.
Grand Marshal. and eight Assistant Grand Ma. 30
shsls. and will comprise the entire order In the
District OF Celunbia, together with visitors from
The wicows and or phans of the di ferent Iosss.
will be in nsrge % their respectiv e school com
mittees. and Will form at Odd Fellows Hall Ttn
street, and will join the procession as IL Passes
and take position i'm medistely IN sd ysnce OF the
The pr eession viii mo precisely st 10 o,c,oc.
and pr ed along 6th street 10 L along I 70 7th
down 9TH to Pennsylyani avenue, (stoppine A.
along Pennsylvania avenue to the National The
The Thanksgiving Exercises at tn. rb.atsr
while the Order is entering and being seated )
OIsning Ode by the entire Order. PRAYER hy the
Grand CHAPLAIN. Ode by Prof Daniel and Choir.
ADD Addtess o. I, hsster Henry ?. Carey, Of Md
sion ty r G. j. M srtin MeFarisnd' Add1s oScS
Grand Secretary Parker b. Sweet Ode Nv the
Choir. Benediotion. Music by the band, While
After the exercises arc concluded the process
sion will reform and proceed up 18th to q street
sleng to III. down7t to the Hall, where the
At the Hail Coils alton will be served IN the
widows and orphans, and visiting brothers II
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Affair d oesreesewn.

Nsw OHysoa--rhe nsW church sdiace.
eufN for Gree Church parssh. Formerly
known - the p. z. Missisi ChaPsI0 will Be
0pened Tomorrow. Easter day. In the morn
tsG the Easssr services; In the afternoon the
Suu6oy school viii celebrate the occasion ap-
propfsately: at night sermon. suited to the
s q S ~ sSs sss M
churcn IL the gin OF Christian gentle
man. Mr.. Henry ID Cooke. whose praise
10 in all the churches. The building is
Of gothic arcaitect, finished with great
taste, but not at the expense OF comfort or util
ity. The entire moor Is carpeted, and the seats
(Which are all to be always freel are covered
with rich cushions. The furniture I'm the
chancel and the rectors rooms is gotten up
with SO much good taste that one need not be
told that the wife OF the benefactor has had TO
do with these. The Sunday School room,
whhch will be fnisheA by the nsxt sunday. is
just the place for class teaching, having the
good old fashioned semi circle seat in the m ain
school room, and separate apartments for adu II
Bible classes and the infant class. Tomorrow.
therefore, will be joyful Easter 10 this con-
gregation and their numerous friends.
MERCHANTS EXOHAEeK,-The offerings At
the Merchants Exchange this morning were
1900 bushels wheat; 1000 bushels corn; 500
barrels flour. various grades. Sales-lO0
bushels white wheat, 8 IS; 900 bushels yell
low corn, Si.l6; family -four, SI6k TO SIS \
extras, Slsa TO sic; cut extras, $40 TO Si3a
The mar ket is firm and prices rule steady.
TEE FISH WHARP.-This morning the re-
ceipts OF fish at the wharf were very fair, both
In quality and quantity. Shad SOLD at Si2 and
Sa per 100; herring SIS per 100.
CANAL.--Arrived Red Eye No 2, wheat and
corn 10 market, and I6 bonts with coal-to the
Hampshire aud Baltimore Co. lis tons; Gen :
trail 90, 57ll3 tons; American Co, SIS Is tons;
Cumberland 20, 19s IA tons: Borden Co., 33i 2
tons. Departed II boats light.
COAL SHIPMENTs.-The shipments of coal
have not bees very heavy. the stock Of the
The Borden Company shipped 79l tons. and
Rays docks ee22.
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ACRICUIruRAI.

The report OF the Commissioner OF Aericul.
ture for March contains stock tables show owing
the condition of the farm stoc of the couu try at
the beginning of the present year. The reduc
ton 'hrough the waste OF war was very heavy
In the south, and in almost very State in the
country the diminution WAS more or less
marked,exceptin tue item of sheep. Indications
or increased attention to the breeding of farm
animals are now strong The fact is daily be-
coming more apparent that stock gro wing is
more profitable branch of agrIc ulture than
gram production, especially in localities dis.
fant from market IT is plain that markets
must either be brought to these remote agri.
cultural sections. or farm products must be
pnt IN concentrated form. requiring light ex.
penses for transportation in proportion to ar
ket value. The report says:-The indications
OF wheat crop are generally favorable. The
SHOWS OF the past winter, and the general uni
iormity OF cold weather. prevented winter
killing In great degree. The spring has been
late, with less of alternate freezing and thaw-
Ing man usual; and the young shoots rs a
result, look green and vigorous The Com
missioner recommends in view of the losses of
wool growers from depredations or dogs, a
national tax on every ind vidual of the canine
race IL the several States. Three dollars, the
English rate, would not be too high a tax, he
thinks.
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GOvERNMENf SECURITIES.
WARRINGTON. April 20. i6o1.
Jay COOKE %. furnish the following quo.
tations of 0overnnent securities:
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson e o., quote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. April 20.-1st Board-U. s. 1891
ie-4us Coupons, e6T; Mo. State 6's, =; Canton
70, AIN; Cumbd Coal 10. prerd, q; Quick
silver Mining Co. %; New York Central r. R.,
90; Reading X. r., COX; Michigan Central
X. h, 1O7A Michigan Southern and NJ Indiana
X r.. Gan; do. guaranteed, -: Illinois Gen.
raI X r.. 112X; Cleveland and Pittsbure K R..
81 Il; Chicago and Northwestern r. R. o9X
do. preferred, 81; Cleveland and Toledo r.
X. III; chicago and Rock Island r. R., esq;
PitIsburR, Fort Wayne. and Chicago K II
9iS: Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 81 =:
Pacific Mail, 125S. Gold, g 30 p. m. 49,
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THE SENATE T0n,y

just before going TO press we learn that the
Senate has confirmed the nominations Of Sid.
ney L. Gay as Assessor OF Internal Revenue
and Edward Callahan as Collector in the
Sth District of New York, Woods district in
the city, also the nomination OF Mr.. Habersop
As surveyor OF customs at Philadelphia, and
that Col. Baxter. formerly of the Pniladelphis
FIRE Zouaves, would without doubt be con
Hrmed as naval officer OF thar port There
GEMS TO be no doubt that the Senate will ad
ourn this afternoon.
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CoNNRcTICUT.-The Official canvass of the
popular vote of Connecticut shows that "a, t53
yo es were cast, which is 1000 larger than was
ever cast before. The majority of English. the
DEMOCRATIC candidate for Gover0or, is 937. The
net majority OF the Democrats on Congress
men is l,394. The Hartford courant OF yester-
day morning says:
-Ine Board OF Canvassers met in this city
yesterday, and commenced. but did not com
plete, us canvass of the votes cast at the State
election Their figures elect Mr.. English by
less than l.6O0 majority. OF State Senators,
Ephralm Williams, Democrat, is elected in the
I'm district BY nine majority, and Earle Buck
ihRham, Repuoiiean, in the 9th. by eight m IA
jority. This is close work but il assures the
Republicans majority of one in the Senate ,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

OoNFIRMATIoNs AND REJErrIoNs The
Senate In executive session yesterday con-
nrmed the nominations OF T.. y Marshall, 7
W Temeny, western district, Tennessee, and
r j. HERON, district Of Louisiana: of :. T..
warren, U. ;. ATTORNEY for western distric. OF
tennessee OF Fielder r. Dorsstt, Justice OF the
feace, washington, ID. e., and OF s. j. Wales.
naval storekeeper in this city. Also. rejected
the nominations Of Gideon L. Holhster. of
j. Jackson, surveyor Of customs A. PhiisdsI-
pnia, Pa, and Robert Thompson, naval ON Ger
at Phiiadelphia
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DECLINE In FIyE-TwENrIEs.
tBy Gable to the Associated Press

rIBy Gable 70 The Associated Press.l
BSRLiH. April ie-Evening-TheP russian
Government has sent strong nets to the
emperor Napoleon. asking the reason fer the
military preparations on the part of France.
= A Bavarian agent has been cent by King
William to Vienna to IRE the alliance of
the Emperor of Austria.
FRANKFORT. April 19.-U. s. pos have
declined to 7ax. al which figure they closed
this evenfD1 e..
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From Cinc,nuati

CINCINNATI. April 20-Mayor Wilstach de-
livered his first message yesterday. The net
receipts Of the city for the year leave a bal
ance IN the treasury OF S262,3S0. The debt of
the city Is S3279, 800. and the assets TO- 3so
Deaths from all diseases for the year were
5eel Of which 1908 were from cholera
The Mayor recommends the necessitr of
cleanliness IN view Of the probable return of
the cholera
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THE AUSTRIAN MISSION

There seems TO be no reason 10 suppose that
the Senate to-day will reconsider it's action OF
yesterday, in laying the nomination Of Henry
j. Raymond, for the Austrian Mission, over
uIl next December The decisive vote-23 70
by which the matter was LAID over midi
Gates sufficiently that the action OF the Senate
was conclusive for the session
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AT THE CAPITOL

Secretary stanton, Postmaster General Ran
dali and General Grant Were Al the Capitol
TINS afternoon, and the President is expected
10 be there during the closing hours of the ses-
sion 70 facilitate the transaction of business
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Hogan Arrested

SARATOGA, April 20-Benjamin Hogan
charged with shoot ng some men in Babylon
in the Pennsylvania oil regions, last summer
has been arrested here and lodged IN iaIl. a
large reward was offered for his arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20
Fire oudIoss .sv;s.

BUFFALO, April pa fire last night de-
siroyed the New York and Erie elevator.
Three men were killed by the falling of the
walls The loss on the building, and grain
stored in II, is estimated at $50, 900 insured for
21ON p0o ~.
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CONFIRMED.

- Heron was confirmed as Marshal o,
Louisiana last night after protracted contest
in the Senate. The vote on his confirmation
stood 70 to -, IL is understood.
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SrerKITIEs HELD.-The securities held bv
the Treasurer of the United States in tru.t ,or
National Banks, reported to-day, are as fol
lows;-For circulating notes. S3iO, 6IO e5 for
deposits of public money. SIS, Ice, $50; total,
S37957I, 900 r
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REIPCTEn

The nomination OF Green Adams, TO be
Collector Internal Revenue, 4th district Penn
sylvania, was sent TO the Senate to-day and
rejected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

y Shillington. Odeon Building, sends Us
advance copies Of BeSdle's NonehIy, Peterson's
Ladies' Magazine. and The Nursery, all for May.
Also. from j. q. Parker, Post Once News
stand, we have BsGdls's Monthly and Petsrson's
ladies Magazine for May, and the Kasoafc
Reriet, for April 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

QUART HRMAsTKR's DKPARrNENT-G Gen.
Stewart Van Vliet, OF the United States army.
has assumed charge of the depot quartermas-
tsr's ONCE in Baltimore, vice Major A.
Kim bail, VINO has been ordered 70 the Depart
ment OF Missouri
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY-The amount
OF national bank currency issued during the
past week was $4,000, making the teal
amount issued mp to date s3r9 .55s.t,S 100,
tss Is 10 be deducted the currency returned.
IN n lung Worn.ou notes amounting 10 So
date, SOS ,95O,4si q 'nis
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PHrLADELPHIA APPoIsTNESTs.-TheP Pre-
sident to-day sent In the nom in atoms Of Gen
Baxter, 20 be naval ofhcer. and Deputy Col
eetor Haberson TO be surveyor Of the port Of
PhiladeIphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

IETERSAL REvESuR.-The receipts from thi
source to-day were s27s.32O.Os; making the
total amount for he week ending to-day
81 .s76, e4s.7s and the mount since the beein !.
ming Of the present fiscal year, sa2s, ga, sS3 ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

fractional CURRENer.-During the week
ending today there has been received at the
Treasury Department from the printers
sJ4s,SOo In fractional currency During ths
same period there has been Forwarded - ,se
Assistant Treasurer at New YORK siO0 coo,
NJ Boston, $4,000; az - Louis, $40 ooo- "a
70 national banks. 81. Iotal si1s 90 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

TRIP TO NORTH CAROLINA
rs expected that the President Will accent
the in yitation to visit Raleigh. North Carolina
in NAV next
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THIHTr.HINTHH9o Sose Jess. FIRST sEs.
water In the District of Columbia. and fer other
Sc Il enacted by the Senate and Hons, Of Repre-
s,ess enlbled. That eli nsnufsctursrs and ven
a., All, .lio.:a e :: :oiS q esssis: uSon ssisk
e: .sss S1 q: p s.s !.
published for not less than two weeks success.
i. as II "a %:sa, published
sac Al d s. Tia: IL here
ter: q Other Dsyss.ss' any such bottle: msrssd
:S. :: s1s s si
e Oh ss or Of
and I've dollars for every :uS:ea1snt osnes to
be recovered - other fines in said District of Dc.
In sccordsnce with the provisions Of the above
Law Of OsnsrSSss Sss:sd 2, y: late session. and
Juy Is 1865. We append hereto description Of Il:
bottles belonging to sad used b. Us And caution
sss Hs or
Of ,hs Law against all persons % offending.
Gee. Otto claims all bottles and jug. marked
Ross Otto and 3. O., ,Wesh, 3 gton, D. @.
kIisTs. 9 SCHH LII. Bottlins sst.Sii.h:
mont corner 18th and B streets.
stosch Z KssssI claim all bottles and jugs
marked ''Stosh d Ksssel, A. Grambush 4 o.
and w etengsl." eTOsH 4 KISS IL. Brew,
cry 16O 7th street, bet. and p.
Crowley 4 Coleman clain ell bottles and ius.
msrke cd .'Orovley D Coleman, WashinGton 6
O. and q 40 Thfs bottle 10 never sold /" OR0W
LILY OOLEMAN: Bcttling sstablishnentcor
az and II street, ISland. 20 it-
VIZ, n, Hssek claims all bottles sad jugs
marked "W. n. II. 4aeek, Washinston 3 q
This bottle 10 never sold" WIN. n. HAACK
Bottling sstsblishnent cor. ~ and n Island
ASn:F sesdssp sIs,a "a bottle: and
TsRA, 2; Hohl, 4: Miller, 4. Mueller |" lBGER
81 xosei." JOHN kOZEL.. Bfswsry n %aas'S
ST., between north CAPITOL and lststreet.
E:i a.as f aSsiH i SHss .nf ..rs:
500 18th street. ae'l ~
Il. yhttnsa claims q, bottles ana j.ss markea,
Wsics, ~ a. s 80 north stress. BET serA
Sss."s~s - NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20

VIRGINIA LRGIsLATURK.-In the State SEN
ate. on Wednesday, House bill d,snosing Of
ths States interest in the Alexandria, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad, on certain
conditions, passed House bill relating TO the
ALEXANDRIA canal and railread was also passea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
SATURDAY. Apr,I N. ,ss,

SAIvBUAfs APfH % 1907.
SEuArH. the Senate met at II o'clock o. m.
Mr. Anthony, from the Oommittee On Print.
ing, reporsed back the resolution, which was
agreed to. providing for the printing Of two
thousano additional copies Of the report OF
the Secrttary Of ne lntsrior. giving the
Names numbers, and locations OF the varlous
for the use Of the Departments the Interior.
On molten Of MT Stewart, the Senate went
into exec utive session.