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NThe Great Eastern pulled up fifteen ca.

~The Great Eastern pulled nm fifteen ca
bic Wires while entering New York harbor.
ga lady correspondent says the "neyer-
end ing size OF Englishmen Interfere with
heir success with the tender GENDER say
ga negro man. named Simon Mallory,
vss arrested al Lynchburg on MONDAY. for
beating his wife TO death. -
~The "Hope'' farm Of T. n. Crane. in
TaIbct county. Md, has been sold 10 M
Woodland, ofkent county, for SIS 900 !.
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FOR THF SnrTU

Sena,or Wilson viii start tonight for New
Orleans, speaking Al he principal points as
he goeS. On Monday he will address the
legislature Of Virginia al Richmond.
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CesFIRNED-W. Il. Shaw, OF Pennsylva-
MIA, well-known and much esteemed Jour-
nalist, has been appointed and confirmed a
POSTMASTER al Towanda, Pennsylvania.
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THE NEW CRY CoURT.-An election oc ours
in Baltimore on Wednesday, the LIST of Nav,
for judge and clerk, respectively, OF the
new City Cou {. established by act OF the Leg
stature NJ its late session. ~
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-The bond
holders OF me Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company, in view OF availing themselves of
the late act OF the Mary land Legislature giving
70 tnem the nomination Of the President and
three directors IN the company. hay. met AN 4
eleeled Philip Roman and George W Riggs
TO NIL the vacancies in the trusteeshIp Under
the deed OF trust. These trustees are now
William W. Corcoran, George W. Rigs, +.
Philip Roman, Byard Smith and Horatio AL
len, who will have The appointmento of the
president and three directors in the canal
COMPANY.
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@Charleston, s. CHS happy over the er-c =
ton offs gram elevator. the first in the South
~ An Alabama paper says.s'With The liz ht
before u, and bayonets behind u We had bet =
ter knock under
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- AT he meeting OF the q rand Lo dge OF
Nirginia, L. o. q. r., held IN Richm ond las
week, hugh Laibam, Esq, Mayor Of Alexan-
RIA, was Reelected Representative 10 the
Grand Lodge OF the Unit ed States.
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~Ex-Goy. Gilmore, of New Hampshire,
died on the 18th instant, aged57
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INTERNAL REvRNTE.-The receipts from thi.
source to-day were $40, 4394s
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Special Telegrams to the Star.
lmP0RTANr FROM EUROPE.

France and Prussia Preparing for War
French Reserves, 20 be tailed Ous-The
Tornado Case-0minous speech BY King
William.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MExIoo -Pueb,,
has been taken by the Republican force> I'M
de- Porfirio Dlaz. Ga account of the want of
OesieZing artillery. It was expected that the
serge OF Vera Cruz would last until the terrni.
nation OF the military operations at q ueretaro
General castillo, with one Of the divisions
that form the army under the rect command
OF Max mi an, attempted TO break through the
blockade N which the ImperialiSts are held
by the Republicans AZ q uaretaro he v as how
ever, driven buck with great loss. ana con-.
PEELED to shut himself up again IN the TOW n
lion ofarms to treat upon the article, of capt.
ulation. The only terms allowed him. how
ever, we're to surrender 81 discretion accord
ing 10 the Instructions of J uarez, it beng ex-
pressly ordered by the latter that MaxiniIian
should be carried TO San Luis Potosi in his
character Of prisoner of war, and with the re.
speet that vas due to valor n mis- fortuHe
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS,

INTERIOR DEOORATIOHsl
Stamped, Gilt. Bronzed and Decorative Wall Pa
Window Shades In the greatest variety. Floor
and Table 0ilcloths OF different sr.des. SHADE
Hollands in oil colors, Picture Cords and Tasssls
Paper Shades Sirebosrd Prints, Door Mats
etc. .nR.tf
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SPLENDID BLACK SILKS, &C, &c.
20 pieces extra nne and heavy quality Of
BLACK eros GRAIN SILK. Waite Edges,)
from sl.75 to So per yard.
New coisrs Plain Silks, 81 80. sI.7s. 81, Saas.
Check, Striped and Plaid Silks.
Foulard and China Silks,
Plain and Plaid Silk Poplins,
Also,
COO yards latest style of French, British and
German DRESS GOODS, from Is cents to 81 so
per yard.
Fine WHITE GOODS of every description.
Large stock just received, and will be sold At
VERY Low PRIOIS.
JOS. J. NAY 4 CO.,
30s Pennsylvania avenue,
ap ls-2tif between 9th and 10th sts.
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GOVKRNMENY SBCuRIfIES.
wASHIuufou, April 70. 1877.
Jay Cooke q %. furnish the following quo.
tatious of Governmsat securities:
TEE VIRGINIA. Un1on Goxxanr1ns-r

IHs VIRGINIA UHIOH CONvnhrIoS.-ThiS
Convention At Richmond yesterday adopted
unanimously an address TO the people Of the
state. and serious OF Revolutions. The al
dress reciteS their wrongs by .ths rebels, but
says those who fought INV iIhngly ought to
be forgiven. 1t then declare. allegiance to the
Republican party andth follow ug platform:
Honor ana rewardS to labor; homes for the
hoiIselesS who are willing to work; property
and not the polls to bear the burden Of taxa
tioni the property OF the State must educate
the children OF the State, free schools aHd
universal education. 1t threatens the land
monopolist, of the State with conhs cation if
they oppre=s the iaborers, attempt to control
his vote, or modest the school teachers and
friends of the freedmen. The resolutions
thank the Thirty Ninth Congress for its leyis-
latlon, and pledge the convention to aid in
carry ing Il out a the only me- ans OF early ad-
mission into the Union; adopt the prime pie,
and platform OF the National Republican
party; advocate equal rights to ali, including
Inc right 10 hold office. and refuse to support
for Office any man " no doe, not openly iden.
tify himself with the Republican party, A
resolution fayorlDg confscat on was, after A
sharp debate, (belng aid vocated by the colored
men, referred.
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MiILIss:iS5:-If5. I0G7 woS6 d: ..
.sssss 81 sE es;ss5 Y! ssffels1s Y RffEHRH
~ g sii.f sfs ssssl,lsss ...ss.s; in3
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W. n. b. Mack claims all bottles and iues
marked wv. N. II. Mack Washineton Is q
The bottle is never sold" W.N. n. MACK.
bottling establiohment cor. ~ and n Island
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ROYs' sULKIIs, tsemething newJ
- With all kinds of
COMBS,
BRUSHES, and
AT SHEDD'S,
ELEHENTH STRRET ,ts

BLEtEHTH STRRET.
"
I'HlBTY-HlNTH CONGRESS, FIRST SEES.
An ACT to protect the manufacturers of mipsr.l
water In the District of Colu m b a. and for otbrr
purposes.
Is enacted By The Senate and House of Rlpr.
zresS ssenibled, That all Rsnufacturers and ven
ders of mineral waters ana other beyeraSes by
law allowed to be sold In Bottles, upon W hick
their names or their mark or marks shall be re-
sPectfvsy impressed. may file WI tn the clerk OF
description Of such bottles and of the name or
marks thereon, aud shall cause the same to be
published for not less than two weeks succes.
lively, In daily or weekly newspaper published
SEC 2. And be itJprther es1ctsd, That IL 10 here
By dec Jared to be unlawful for any person or per.
sons hereafter, without the permission OF the
owner or , owners thereof. to FL, With mineral va
for sale or to traic Ia any such bottles marked
and not bought BY him or her OF such owner or
owners thereof; and every person 90 offending
bottle 50 flied. or sold or used. or disposed OF,
or bought, or traficked in, for the first offence,
and i've dollars for every subseouent ofYence tn
lumbia
In accordance with the provisions Of the above
Law Of Censress, passed at its late session, and
approved by the President OF the United states.
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Crowley 4 Coleman claim all bottles and ues
marked ,'Croyley 2 Coleman. Warrington. b.
LILY GOLDMAN. BottIine sstabIishnsnt cor
Al and II street, Island.
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HATS FOE THE SPRING WEAR.
The Broadway style SILK HATS -
Young Mans BLK HAT. u
New and beautiful shapes HATS and GA PO~
Tor young men and boys, in Felt and Oloth
b. b, ST1NEMBTZ,
Halter, asa Pennsylv anil avenue,
mn 70 I'm near corner 18th street.

TaUAB 1Ri MBERiI ;. :
20 500 feet - and 81 prime Albany Panel.
eyU Ieee ~ tpeh Seconds and Selects Isl.
6-8 Albany Poplar .d
"a. s-A,l043an and inch Ash, Oak, and
hi. La!S:r IL Of the very best quality. and
ss:ostms.t Sc such Lumber q Il asusiiy found
IN ? u np'F 81 INV mn =, ..ri. 4. "A
-. We. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th sn esst.
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CVC NINTH STREET, SUC
-FOUR DOORS NORTH or ID STRlur.
(Seatsn Hall Buildins.)
WALL PAPERe,
WINDOW SHADIs.
SHADE HOLLANDS,
CANTON MATING,
TABLE And FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
GILT CORNICHs,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMlS.
PICTURE OOBD AND TAsSELs. &C., &c.
nhe assortment Of the above Goods In store.
and for sale CHEAP FOB DASH.
KIDWELL HENDERSON,,
mn z6-.m sos 9th street,
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'sss.n q 20 I3l a ,s8@..J illssa' ID
~ AS9A2I sNski .seal
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J. whitman claims al bottles and Jugs marked
VI. whitman, v. w., and v. Folkmsn J.
WHITMAN. Brewery north n street, bet north
Capitol and lst SITS. api92v
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marked &c. II. Mueden, C. Maeden, Aiex'
Fegh, p. Hohl. A. Miller, 4. Mueller ABNER
MUED1N. Brewery N. Y. avenue, between
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May 29
Be On Your Guard

Against tho limitations and counterfcits If HOSTEL
rERs STOMACH DtTTRRs with which tho pIRxIEa
who mako plsHoEoRABIE LIVING, by preytng upon the
sct and aucrng. endoavoring 70 flood tho mar
kets Of this country Whenoyor these Fo1soN.MosdERs
aro discovered they immediately prosocuted by tic
propetors who oxpend thousands Of dollars annually In
tracing them out and bringing them to justco. Within
short tmo inJunctions have been! obtained in the
Courts OF tho United Stsee ngainnt nanber Of ind
viduas anl firms, and suits in progress against
several others, all Of whose will bo givcn to the
public But In spite Of the utmost vigilance and activity
ofthoir detective ugcn,s tho dersgncd OF course
unable to protect tho public entirely against prahcal
limitations OF Standard National Tonic everywhere in
request and as readily convertible into cash United
States Bonds or Trcasury Notes. Thoy therefore.
measure OF prccauon direct attention tho fact hat
finely engraved label, representing St. George and tho
Dragon, and beautiful proprietary stamp. boring tho
Official endorsement OF tho Government appear ovcry
botto Of The genuine DT1TERS Tho article s further
authenticated by miniature noto hind with tho sl-
nature OF "HosrETTER s,nrH" to counterfeit which ia
State prIIon crime. Tho truo DTTTERS arc sold N
boiaes only. and in bulk.
HOSTEL TER SMITH.
May a
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E F. THORNTON the great Ensnall Astrolo-
gis Clarvoyant and Psychometician, who has aston.
fshcd tho scientific classes Of tho Old World hns now 10
caed herseh at Hudson, N. Y. Madame TaonaTos pos
sossos such wonderful powers Of second sight to
bio her to mpart knowledge Of the greatest Importance
to tho single or married Of other whlo saln
OF trance sho dcnoatcs tho very features :he
you aro to marry and by tho aid OF instrument Of IN
tcnse powor known the Psychomotope, guarantees
produce feko picture Of tho future husband vito
OF tho applicant together with date Of marriage, position
In hfc leading rnis Of character &C. This s hum
bug thousand OF testimonials assert sho will
send, when desired, certified certificate, written
guarantee. that tho picture LIS what Il purpots 70 bo By
enclosing small lock Of hair and Ing place OF birth,
ago, dlspoaiton and complexion. and enclosing fly cent
end stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will
ccyo the picture aud dcared information by mail
An communications sacrcdiy confidential Addreal In
confidence. Madame z f. THORNTON, P. o. Box 213,
Hudson, N. 2. f,,1y .-.y March 50
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR THE MILLION I,
DIR. RECORDS II,
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Dl
IA tho French Medical Faculty. as tho only eafo and
lniaIblo andoto Ainst Infection fom special Dieeascs
This Invaluable preparation 10 Satted fer ohsr and
has proved, from ample .exper1anoe, tho most efcten
ard reliable Preventive discovered thus efecnX
dee1deratun long sought for In thr bdieai World
may bo avoided, aiDglo appn sdon will radically nau
tfalixe TIM vcnereal virus e1pel all impurities o ht
absorbent vcssels ard render contamination impotabIo
Do who IN trnc. and AZ very small outlay, eNyo hours q
unfo.d bodily and Embellishments. an. ;.t7 ::
This mort reliable specific, universally pdoptod ir
tho Old World new oored for Ealn fur Tho rpt uc n
America by =. a. DuPoRT 4 co., only suihorised
Price ss per bottle. Largo bottle aoubls sire es t
s Tho usd.l discount to tho trsde. Sent, seourslI
gesnods % rosps o. pios 70 any address with diros
f3i3ja4i ferfi J :, = p. r. DUpoRT 6 co ~
= Bpls ARents for Drs Rioords q r. I.,is.i
2. Nay "a IL 1yr 50 No. Il Cola gsroet llew York
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March 80
OFFICIAL.
Headquarters Second Military District, /

OFFICIAL. =.
Headquarters Second Military Distrfct,l =
CuAnLKsTos. 8. O., May o. 1867.
[GKNERiL OnDERs No. 1o.l ,s- " -, i =,
All porsons In this Department employed or concerned
OF any tmo In scizns holding disposing Of real
pernonn property goods chattels aharcs in any bank
railroad or other corporation bonds. mortgages, notes.
bills assets Of kind scquoa.rutod by tho late
called Confederate Government required without de-
Lay 70 report in writing 10 theso headquarters their
ton. specifying tho kind and amount Of property seques
tnted. the tmo and place Of sequestraion, and the
names Of tho original ownern and Of tho parties by
whom property is now hold. - th - ,
By command OF Mpjor General D. 2 srcxIEa
--H .f@ 81, ....a- J. W. OLOUS,
,E Captain SSH q. 8. Infantry,
a. A D. O and Act. Assist, Adj't Gen
OFFICIAL ALEXANDER Moonx, Captain ssth Infantry
AiddeIamp r..gp' u tuS ...i:.... May II
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H. H..

II. II.
II you want cheap Blank Books;
you want ohoap Stationery, Envelopes. Pa
per, do.i or, MulEns' Alma9ae,F !
II you want Printing eIooutea neatly; .r4..
Lyon want Books bound "a Anystyle, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern; OF
ruling, go to HnAM HAan1s, No. SO Broad street.
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Free to Everybody.

A Large PIP. Circular, giving information OF Tho
greatest importance 10 tho young Of both se1ea.
Il teaches how tho homcy may become beautiful tho
desptsed respected and tho forsafen loved
No young LADY gentleman should fan TO scnd thoir
sddress, and receive COPY postpaid, by return mail
- Address P. o. Drawn. al.
March so Tyr 1Troy N Z
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Auction Sales This Day. tSts
J. ". Knox will sell this day. a3 10 O'CLOCK al n6
auction house. No. Is Hssal street. opposite PostofosS
nails whiafey. 6e aleo dry goode, straw goods
Mules DRAKE win sen this dHy at 10 O'Clock, d his
'toro corner OF King and IAberty streets, dry s1o
clothing. 60 - No. 3
NulIoAH Il Bon win sen this day, as 10 o'clocA as
No. q Vendue Range, contents Of o rotafl eounty
store. #..N.s ~ s- 1..'l5ttS. ..t.- z IL.
n, ga. p CALDWELL vin sen this day. before thsr
store at 10 o'clock 20 barrels Esst India Rios; also
hams and shoulders; also, winee, 40
VIM be aold this day, at II O'Clock A. H. at Adsors
North Wharf, BY B. Baoss, Bailfn zundry articles Of
merchandise. K. .If.. ',ss 81 5.:HE Nu
T. n. oArKn WIN sell this day, at X past O'Clock,
on Browns Wharf, butter, shouldcrr, lsrd. &c. M
JKT7onpa 90 win sell this day, Ut II O'Clock, In
mont OF their ftoro No. 80 vendus Range hams shond,
ers, strips, &c. go, Il
CLuTonD b MlTrnEwEs Will sell this day, al Iox
ococf, at No. 80 Broad street. furniture mattosses
croctery, &c. tft II .aA5"s Isl ~
LAuRxr ALE1AApxR viii se1 this day, ai 20 o'conf.
at their storo No 1877 East Bay Raussages bacon peo
&C.; also 10000 nno seurs; also. 30 bass damaged
HrSnr CoEIA Co. will se this day, at 10 ooioek DO.
foro their store hams. sugar. no., socp, candcs. &C.
f. - ~. .f'It
For restoring strength and appetite, use tho great
Southern Tonic, PAsxnm's HrrAuc BrT1xas and you
will not be disappointed For sale by all drusstss tu
Nights OF Painful watohiag with Poor,
Sick crying children, can be syo led BY tho Of MRs
| WINDOWS SOOTHING sYRUP. II relieYon the little
Euferor nom pain. villa oJlio, regulates tho
stomach and bowels, oorrecs aeidity and during tho
proccss OF teehns It Is inyrlukbls Perfectly safs In all
csscs, As millions OF mothers can testify.
DO sarc and cali for sg 55e. . ~, t.5i,
"Mns. WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP" 80
Having Tho fec tirfts Of cunr,s d PxnkIus" on he
outaido Wrapper. All others srp base limitations,
For sale By # -! d cib 81 ~
DOyvIE As NOISE,
No. Isl Meeting street. opposite the Charleston Hotel
Nay oa ~ ,'h 4Fs =" tSst4f: thstus
Tho Tinno 20 Advertise I'm the Cot1ntty. y
TEE pHGsx has . large circnlation thrpaghoui ths
middle and upper Drt1cts Of ths State. Advertising
rate. i reasonable Tho stingsnSy Of ts nosy
knt s wsIrsnt lrerohxats apd oshers Whaling louisa
tho columns Of tbs paper win address, 5zf
s: JUIiAR &. aEIBYs Propr,ssdr, q
l q; Teits.az4 2s 5i Columbia n o.
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Z. BATHING NoT1oE.-It will DO seen from tho ad-
ycrtisoment that liberal deduction has been mado
in tho prico Of bathing tickets, which plaoos thom
in Tho reach Of families and others who are the
regular habitucs Of tho house. Tho popularity of
the Bathing House under it's present management
is vol known, and this-rctent action will tend TO
increase the patronage bestowed upon it.
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DEMONSTRATIONS. On Our first paSo this morn
ing will DO found The opinion of Atto,no " General
sTANspuBY Oh tho Reconstruction Acte. It is on
important document and ought to bc road by
every ono.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
oPFICE CLERK OF ooURoIL.

A IL TAvRnN.KKKPRRs,Ag Ago rsRsoNs RETAIL
"A mo sptritaou. liquors within tho city limits Who
bave not sIeeuted etr bonds and taten c he proper
ported not complying with chs law si.es koadsy h
inst. ~ 3-aa = .stst- 1t ~. tifi ,,s.S1 -
Thoso who have cards arc horsby notified 10 have ho
sams placed In conspicuous place In tho window An
falling 70 observe this notice win Also bo ropo-ed stor
AArch2 k 1880 Clark q, Council.
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NOTICE,

n ~ ~ II -HOK1Ukut Js,fi!L!. .-J.I y. "
oPFroR or THE CHIEF Or rot1os,
~ - " J. CnAhiSzrond, g. QTAfay 4. 1851
ffRE REGULAR fNBPfCIoN on 1IK ISTH AHD
vert INST 0wnefs and oeeupnnts a1o Seby required
70 70 gss hat eic ptsnasss arc 70 COCA oondon ana that
h.nes, Other inspootiors win fo1ov. -, - -,
By crder Of Mayor QirIxAnD. N.s,V s5a
"a NJ stis s 3. Sa - = * O. d. HaHALD.
Asi [i7 = ~ M, e phsefcf 9pten s
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HrIIsBoRo' MILITARY School. take pleasure
referring to tho advertisement of this storling
academy in another column. The second session
OF the school commenced on tho 1st q July, and
g raro opportunity is ofrerod to students who may
desire to connect themselves with the institution
The Hilsboro' Academy Is an offshool Of our own
Citadel, having boon founded by the lato amented
Col. O. O. TEw, whose widow. wo loaru, still tho
proprietrcss OF tho establishment
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JOHN BUCK. -
E. H. GARDNER.
TO TAX PAYERa,

TO TAX PAYERS, Sl.ss
FTlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUBrisHRD
Il for tho information OF all pcrsons concerned:
Az oRpniANCE 10 AlrEap Az onpraANc 10 nIrrx sup.
prIrs ron TIE rKAn 1867. AND ron orHKn RunfosKs-
10 Il ordained by .he Mayor and Alarm % Ia City
Council esse rbied That al srsa payable nder thu Or
dinnnoo TO mise uppes for tho 1s and for other
purposes be paid before tho 10th OF Juno next.
and TINT perrona who sha mako default OF payment OF
their taIs. on That day. ahan paS, IA LditaH 70 tho
month until tho 81st day Of July. whom, II mot paid an
Amount Of two per cont par mouth upon the KrnG1nt
throe per cont per month tho amount Of hxes dus
ah 30 paid until payment Of the whole amount % rnaao
H. Thht all perpons vino neglect fhn TO pay thoir
monthly taIes on or beoro tho fifteenth day. or each
month, shall respectively pay the amounts thereof
payment In mhdo, -fL. .8.ll 10 -. ~ -
Ratified In City Council this eeventh day cs Rsy tn
sixtyseven. AZ -. -
tLhl P. o. aAI1iLARD. Mayor.
w. u. BnTH. Clerk Of Council 3mo ~ Nay n
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9a CnlsPER cohA, s
For Curling the Hair OF other Sex into Wayy
and Glossy RlngIeta or Heavy Massiyo :
a-, j.. r- = Curlc. M - .r1TI
RY USING TH1S ARTICLE LADn AND GENTLE
p MEN Tan oeoutfy them1eivco \ thouesnd-fold.
Il q tho only article In he world thst WIN curl srsai
hair and al the tina give beautfa aiotsy ap
psarance Tho Crspsr Co1s not only oufs .as hair but
tnyicofas bcaunsa and clcaasee ~ n highly and
hzhhuly psrued, and u tho most ooopets article Of
tlo khss evar offered 10 the Ami Hcan public Tho
postpaid nr 81. ,.lf s,s stSit "a 2fi[@s}.5 s
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
(, HEADQRs sEooND MILITARY DIsTRICT.l
49, ~ 3a- MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICE, !
CnAnLrsroS, q. O., May ~, 1861. }
Notice Is hereby given that tho Quarantine established
by General Orders No. g. hcadquariors second Military
District is now In forco at Charleston, 9. G. Pilots viii
bring all vcsscis cn.ong tho port past tho Quarantine
Station and be goyorned by tho dIrocona Of The Medical
omecr. CHARLES PAGE,
Surgeon q. g. Army, Medical Director.
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DEATH OF Mn. JonDAS.-Mr. RoDERr JonDas.
Sr., whose accident WINS noticed in Yesterdays
issue, died from his injuries about =. NJ, ycs-
terdny. 49,
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REaIsTRAR In BAkKnupToY.- The CinciRaati obm-
s'nsseiq1 says: ,;.
.s''We learn that Colonel R. B. Carpenter, Of
.SCoy1ngton, KY, Ywho was appointed District
Judge Of one Of the territories Tow wooks ago has
declined that efice and accepted tho appointment
!: q q ,HsgiaIaI in Bankruptcy for the Charleston
: t6ohth jCarolina) District lIlIE
ID NO positive information has becn received Of
a this appointment, but Col. CARPENTER was in this
city fSw Weoks since, and We have oyery reason
y 10, ,co4uider tho statement correct.