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SELLING WITHOUT A LICENsE.-Two men,
named James Morgan and William Walker,
were arrested az Eighth and Chestnut streets,
this morning, for selling silk patterns without
a license Reserve Officers Newman and Ruth
observed the men, and accosting them, de-
manded to see their license A Revenue license
was displayed, but they had nothing to show
that they were authorized by the city. Alder
man Beitler fined them each So. The money
not being at hand, they were committed to
prison.
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WHILE quackery and humbuggery have been
stocking the shelves of our drug stores with
preparations which are totally ineffieacious 10
do the work which is attributed to them Or
Helmbold, of New York, has gone on with his
researches, and has enriched science with some
of the most valuable extracts that have gone
into popular favor in many years. The great
success attained by Helmbold is alone suffis
cient guarantee that he is not among the
quacks, but that his discoveries nave really
been valuable acquisitions 10 science. The sue
cess which has been attained by this great
phaTmaceuttst has been attributed To the liberal
manner in which he advertises but while we
confess that this has been, to q great extent
the means of bringing his valuable preparations
into notice, their real success has arisen from
their known value, established by fair and snc-
cessful trial. Hundreds Of people are ready in
testify to their merits, who have tried them
And this is the safest guarantee that ne has of
his success. He has been q benefactor To
science, and is now reaptng the reward which
he so justly deserves -CNctasn0a Ehqtlirer,
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MARRIED.

MOoRE-MANSURE.-on the 2sth instant, by the
Rey; r. IL Allen, OF Old Pine street s, CHURCH t Mr
CLARA, youngest daughter Of Robert Msnsure, of
Philadelphia
MooRE-FERGUs.-o the evening Of August %,
by Rev. w. w. Barr, Mr.. ANDREW MOORE, of Phi
m Hill Pa
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European Markets by Cable.

LONDON, August 27-2 P. M.-U. S. Five
twenties are weak, but quotations unchanged.
COnsols for money, "a 1916; Erie Railroad,
459i; other securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, August 27-2 P. M.-Cotton is
easier, but rather more doing; prices are un-
altered; the sales will reach 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs are quiet.
Sugars, 24s. 3D.; Lard, 5ls. Cd; Tallow, 44s.
3D.; other articles unchanged.
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PERSONAL,
The Railroad strike Ended.

ST. LOUIS, August GA special despatch
from Nashville says that Governor Brownlow
has taken possession of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and appointed Mr.. Cliff receiver.
A Cairo despatch says that the strike on the
above road ended on Saturday, and that the
trains will run today.
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ALTHOUGH MERIT IN A CANDI-

k1Be ALTHOUGH MERIT IN A CANDI-
- date does not always have its due weight
with nominating conventions, the exigencies of the
political situation so clearly demand that for the
rial should be placed upon the Republican
ticket that look forward with conhdence
TO the nomination OF WILLIAM Y. CAMPBELL for
Register OF Wills, who, as o new man." possessing
tegrty beyond reproacn would be sure to give salts
faction 10 the party and be heartily endorsed by the
people, II
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HoLLoWAY's PILLs-ACIDITY OF THE STo-
MACH:-Ihese medicines are a most powerful
acidiues, whether induced by debility. from fat
substances In the stomach or impaired by ex-
blood cleansed and the secretIons OF the bile
and liver purified. SOLD by all Druggists.
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PHILADELPHIA has always been prominent
among other cities for the many charitable IN
stitutions which she has founded and Is now
supporting. we have our hospitals, our homes
for the friendless and the fallen, and every
other conceivable kind of institution wherein
the poor can receive shelter and comfort During
the war we had our Refreshment Saloons, sup
ported by voluntary subscription. where were
fed thousands of brave soldiers from all parts of
the country. Now we propose having an asy-
lum where the children of many of these same
men who fell in their country's struggle can
receive gratu1tous education, and be turned
upon the world as useful and respectable men,
bers of society. The funds for the endowment
of this home-the Riverside Institute-are being
raised under the auspices of the Washington
Library Company, who have issued q series,of
fine steel-plate engravings, which they put on
subscription at prices much below their retail
value, with an additional inducement of award
ing 100000 worth of presents among those who
subscribe. That is, for one dollar you receive
an engraving worth, at retail, one dollar and
half; also one share of stock, which guarantees
one present, there being no blanks. During
the war we very properly contributed thou
sands of dollars TO the support of our Refresh.
ment Saloons, and as return received the salts
faction of knowing that IL was to feed those who
had left home and friends for their countrys
good Now it is proposed to care for the orphans
Of these brave men; but, unlike the appeals in
behalf of our noble Refreshment Saloons the
Washington Library Company have presented
their present plan for raising funds. This plan
is one mutually beneficial to the giveH and re-
ceiver, and from the manner in which it is now
being encouraged and Endorsed from all quar-
ters, its success is established beyond doubt
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YE PIMPLED, BLoTCHED, AND ULcERATED
VICTIMS of scrofulOus diseases. who drag vour
unclean persons into the company of better
men, take AYERS SARsAPARILLA and purge
out the foul corruption from your blood Re-
store your health, and you Will not only enjoy
life better, but make your company more tole-
rable TO those who must keep ii,
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LARcENIEs Taylor was committed
by Alderman Beitler, In default of S2500 bail for
the larceny of two pocket books. She was ar
rested yesterday at Seventh and Arch streets.
william Riley, aged nineteen, was arrested
wearing apparel from a dwelling No. 48% s..
Second street. Alderman Massey committed
him an default of $1,000 bail
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EARLY FALL.-See the new goods at Charles
Stokes a Co.'s Ready-made Clothing House.
made of the most desirable materials and in
the best manner
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ASSAULT ON 0FFIcERs.-Last night at late
hour Peter Dickle, Charles Baker, Mark Cook,
and Henry Kesler, after indulging long and ear.
nestly In a street fight, turned upon the officers
who came TO disperse them, and committed
many and various personal trensgressions OF
the law and order OF the community. Alder
man Senix held each in $500 ball 70 answer
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FINE CoNFECTIoNs.--At George w. Jenkins,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtai ned
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, etc, as well as a
fine assortment OF CONNECTIONS. Jenkins Is
worthy Of a call
MORGAN II. TRoTH, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer (Stalls Nos, lST and 1897, Fifth
avenue, Fifth street Market, Fifth street, above
Chestnut Troth's Hams, Beef, Lard, Tongues,
Piokled Pork, etc.
WORD to the wise is sufficient II you are
hungry, and want an excellent dinner for
very moderate price. just step in TO Morse's
Dining Rooms, Nos. 902 and 90i Arch street.
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs. The
original and only sure article Sold by all re-
spectacle dealers.
USE DExTER's HAIR RESTORATIVE.
R8- Prevents The Hair from Failing on.
-ITeUentS The Hdtr from Failing on.
AF5- Prevents The Hair from Falling on.
MCINTYRE a BROTHER,
No 1895 Chestnut street
FIRST CLASS CLOTHING
(Largest assortment
: Best STYLES
SLOwest Prices.
WANAMARER d BROWN,
GENTs' AND YoUTHs' CLOTHING
OAK HALR,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETs,
RH Prices reduced on summer Goods.
JONES & THAoHER. Printers, $40 Minor st.
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Congressional Nomination.

CINCINNATI, August 27.-The Union Conyen-
ton of the Second Ohio District this morning
nominated Richard Smith, of the Cincinnati
Gazette, to Congress, by accamation.
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ONLY BOO for beautiful Photo Miniature at
Reimer's Gallery, Second street, above Green.
Six cards, or one large picture, $780, Twelve
FerTotypes, so cents
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TRIAL OF HosE.-This morning a new line
of hose 800 feet in length, manufactured by
Samuel Y. Greer, for the South Penn Hose,
was subjected to test by the steamer of the
Independence Hose. 1t stood $50 pounds pres
sure to the square inch without bursting. This
was satisfactory, and the hose was accepted.
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ARREST OF CAR DRIvKR.-Dexter StOd-
dard, driver of Fourth aud Eighth streets car
which ran over and killed a little child last
evening, at Germantown avenue and Master
street, was arrested and committed for q
hearing.
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Politics IN THE TENTH WARD are somewhat
excited, by reason of the contest now going ON
between Mr.. Franciscus and Mr.. Spering for
the nomination for Select Council. Last even
ing large and enthusiastic meeting was held
at the armory of the Grey Reserves. on Broad
street, below Race, for the purpose of advoca-
ting the claims of Mr. Franciscus to the posi-.
tion. The full proceedings of the meeting will
be found in another column.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P. NJ

IMPORTANT ORDERS WITHHELD.
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THE MATTERS CONSIDERED IN CABINET.

nte- Eto., Eso.. ETC.. Etc., Etoo
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Probable Objections by Gen. Grant.
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Philada, Stock Exchange sales, AUG. "a

Reported by De Haven d Bro, No. 10 g. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
$1,000 Pa I'm 6s...... 99z 20 sh Elmira Pf..2ds AZ
$500 City 6s New-.ls-10lA 100 sh Phil & E.bsO 2S5S
S2OOOSch N 6pc Lbs 76 100 sh Read b5tS 52'si
$500 City Is, New....'036 loo sh Phil q E..-s60 28S
s22O0 City S. New-v c.l0lz 100 do .....,s60. 81
3sh Minehill....c... 5716
SECOND BOARD
$1,000 City 6s New..m-lOIA 10 sh Penna R-..... 5S5<
el300 do...-...-.l0l4 100 sh Cornplanter ...3II00
800 Pa 5S. '6o...--..... 9S94
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THIRD { EDITIO N
THE INDIAN DIFFICULTIES.
Immense SWarmS OF LOcusts
IN Kansas.
Evening European Markets.
Etc, Eto., Etc, Etc, Etc, Ete.
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Recommendations Dougherty held
in 500 bail for a further hearing, Jacob Gein-
senhouser, a horse dealer IN the western part
of the city. The allegation is that horse sold
was warranted. Gunsenhouser was arrested on
the 26th, in the Twenty. seventh Ward.
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ineIOios % d'tst Ntg neaSly az e mec1' SeIID9 ~
Ha0 ,0dy OettCeen ! BENNET q co..
FYSS XIX @''a street,, No 5is %ARkEf H = sTREET,
and No. 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Bz- Al Kinds Of Summer Clothing selling OF to
close out stock, al UeTU IOIO prices.
Evening star., 1867-03-23
Affairsip Georsetsuu

THE SPECIAL ELECTIoN.-rhe special elec
tIon TO NIL the vacancy In the Com non Couu-
ell, caused by the Resignation OF Dr. Reyburn
taxes place next Monday, when the polls will
be opened IN all the wards. The Candidates
oheIed to the people are James q Dddard. ESQ
one OF the departed candidates IN the general
election, and Benjamin Darby. ESQ a we'll
known merchant on Water street
PORT OF GEORGETow w-Entered-Steamer
T.. u Knight, Denty, master from New York
with merchandise. Capt Denty reports a
very rough passage. C,eared-Sehooner Ed
WIN Thomas. Seward, master. fer Norfolk
The MARKETs.-The provision market was
but poorly attended to-day. The roads lead
ing TO the town are almost impossible for
even hight wagons, which prevented the ar
rival OF country dealers, and the streets being
covered with snow and water purchasers
We're not very numerous at the markets The
supply was almost entirely provided by
licensed dealers.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT-The market
for flour closed firm with a falr demand. Su
pers Sl2 to S12 25a5U: Cut Extra SIP 50 10 ~I3a
Sissy: Extra S1f TO SI450, and some choice
City Mills SIS. No arrivals or sales OF wheat
reported. Demand for Milling good al - 10
stl0 Tor red. and - 25 TO S:i.35 for white. The
supply of corn is low, good demand az ~ .nJa
Sl1U
Evening star., 1867-03-23
The Great Peabody Banquet in New York
Disting nj shed Guests

NV YORK, March - "A very interesting
event took place at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last evening Mr.. George Peabody, who has
bten In this city Tor several days past attend-
the meetings of the trustees Of tue fund so
gei e ously endowed bv him for the ed ducarion
OF the children of the South, rendered to Gene
raj and Mrs. Grant and the trustees of his
nooie charity banquet which was attended
oya large mum Der OF disting he'd ndi vi iuals
from various parts OF the country The affair
partock OF national character in its inception
although II was strictly private in its arrange
meht. Mr. Peabody occupied the centre of the
north table, with Admiral Earragut on his left
and MRS. General Grant on hts right Cane
raj Grant, Mrs. Farragut, and Robert Win
throp were opposite Mr.. PEABODY, Admiral
Farragut and Mrs. General Grant
Ibe following guests had seats allotted TO
cupied by Mr Peabody were seated Miss
Williams, Governor Graham. Mrs Wetu Dr.
General Andrews, Miss Clifford, General
Porter, Madame Botta, Mr.. Jennings Mr..
Brooks, Mrs. Astor, Mr.. Bancroft, Governor
Ciihord, Mrs. PIerpoint, Mr Eyarts, Mrs.
Bergh. Bishop McIivaine
Seats AT the table wbch crossed head OF the
nall were assigned to Governor Aiken. of
South Carolina, Mrs. Brooks. Governor Fisk.
Mrs Evarts, Judge Roosevelt Mrs McIiregor
and General ButterfieId
AT the southern table were seated Mrs Weed
MI. Stewart. Miss Rives, Mr.. Astor, Mr.. Fish
Mr winthrop, Mr.. Riyss. Mrs Stewart Mr.
Wetmore. Mrs. Forbes. MISS McIlyaina
Judge Pierpoint, Mrs Tippany, Dr. sears. n,
j. Raymond. Miss AndeT son, and MIR Weed.
Covers We're laid for seventy three persons.
Robert Z. Winthrop made the opening
speech.
Evening star., 1867-03-23
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE TO.Day
CBy Cable TO the Associate, pr.s

IBy CAbIe 70 the Assoc iaied Press
Lon DON, March 22-Noon -Consols. Of. IL
). Five-twenhes, T.S, Illinois Csntr,l. 7-K.
Etie. BOX.
LIVERPOOL. March .3-Noon-Co,ton -
q II at 10 = d. for M Iddline Uplsads, ana oxd.
mioIlins Orleans. Sale TO day -pOJ b .les
OF is Sd, per 46 lbs. Provisions geaeraIIy
unchanged.
LONDON, March 23-Eyaniue-CoosoIs OF.
Eri. 80. " -
LIvERPooL, March e3-Evenius-Cot,op
Siosts quIrt al l3Sal3td. for MiddlIng Up
Breadstuns market closes inactive, Pork
hrm. Lard sos Cd. Spirits turpentine as Sd.
Dlspatches received from London show hat
the marKet Tor American securities IL ouier
and steady. and quotations are unch1need
LoNDoH, March 23-Evening.-Consols, Of:
Bonds, AK.
LIVERPOOL March 93-Evening- Cotton
Sales 800.
Evening star., 1867-03-23


Nh" YORK, March 2I.-At eight O'Clock this
morning, an employee OF the Winter Garden
Theater discovered the ceIIars undarna.,h %
De on fre. An alarm was Immediately given.
bnl before the engines could reach the scene
tne names had communicated to the upper
portion OF the building, and in fifteen minures
from the first discovery the tbeater Wss .
smoulderiDg mass
The hremen, finding it impossible to save
.he heaer, directed their efforts TO prevent the
hames from spreading TO the Southern Hotel
winch they succeeded in doing
great. Wy
Cured since l-tj. 1t involves loss of -.,0O Cnn
ahG All tbe properties including the magnifi
cent wardrobe OF Edwin Booth were consumed
Evening star., 1867-03-23
PATENT OTFICF

The House 10 day passed the bill to increase
the force in the Patent Office. 1t provides for
the appointment OF an additional number OF
principal examiners. and first and second as
sistant examiners, not 10 exceed four of each
class. Also, for the appoin tment of solicitor
at a salary OF $4,000 per year The salary or
the 1irst assistant examiners and disbursinp o
clerk shall be - co., and libr arlan 81 500
Evening star., 1867-03-23
THK FLOOD IN THE WKsT.-A letter from {

THk FLOOD IN THE WKsT.-A letter from a
prominent citizen OF knoxville, Tenn. re-
ceiyed here this morning, states that the flood
In that section Is the greatest that has taken
place since E9I and that the losses by il great.
ly exceed the losses in tn At section BY reason
OF the war. The loss in corn alone betw ween
Greenville and Chattanooga is estimated at
half a million bushels. The losses through
out that section of the country Will leave the
people in depiorable condition. as before the
Mood there was scarce enough food 70 last
until the next corpS con Id be made
Evening star., 1867-03-23
IMPARTIAL FFRAGE

Senator Wilson introduced a bill in the Sen .
ate to-day declaring that the 1ith article OF
amendment TO the Constitution having bseu
adopted, there shall be no denial anywhere O,
the elective Franchise to any male citizen on
account Of color or race
Evening star., 1867-03-23
THE VETO.

The House, this afternoon. passed tn. Snp.
Elementary Reconstruction bill over the veto
by vote OF ia TO %, without debate.
The bill was afterwards passed in the Senate
over the veto, by vote of 10 to :: SO it now
a law
Evening star., 1867-03-23

~ The Sunday Car bill has passed both
Houses of the Mary land Legislature and is low
aiaw. Itproyides for a vote of the people OF
Baltimore to be taken, but has been amen ded
so as to restrict the cars from running on sun
day until the vote is taken and the question de-
cided
Evening star., 1867-03-23
LOST AND FOUND.
&500 b L W A r b =.

stoien from me, ct the Maryland avenu. depot,
In ashingten city. ID. O.. on tbe msrning OF the
-s'h OF January, small Black CARpBrBaG,
ns seventeen thousand nine hundred and
twenty one dollars tSI7 s2li Of the notes Of the
Sarmsrs Bank of gincastse. Virgins. The above
reward OF soO will be paid to any person deliver
bg the SAID money TO WM. II RYAN. Bank Of
DsiUnoTe Building, Baltimore. TO Nm HUB.
~ 20, Washington city. aud qQesti 0ns
Sskeu his In-ney would have been advertised
beIore ths but for the daily seciaucy of its re-
co.erJ Asfse Bank has closed its busin SIS, sna
ns thsse nsies can only to used b. ing them
ihIo Nlrsibia Registered Ropds-~nich c.nnst be
oon, ss the President of the BANK has uotihed
.he Treas OF the state not to issue hOnds for
tne ho.es OF TINS Bsnk-tney are worthless to any
one Dua myself. ID. T O. PETERS.
IA d ~ Lynchsurg Va
OST-At the National Thester or between
- there and willard last evening, a B AOG-
LEI marked IN. A. Y. TO Il. 3 Birthday Gtft
ieo2 The finder will be liber Ally rewarded hy
leaving the same At Wfilara's Hctel fe p ri
Evening star., 1867-03-23
FINANCIAL,
Lewis johnson & Go, quote Stocks and
Bonds ia home and foreign markets as folio ws

NEW YORK, March 23.-lst Board-U. s. 1881
coupon 6s. lU9; do, 5-2Os, l09&; L. =. SIS
20 \: Gum herlsnd Coal Go. prerd, 3.L,; U uick-
silver Mining 90, 35-; New York Central r. r.,
l06 Ere Railway. s-h; Hudson River RR,
Us Reading X. R, lUlt; Michigan Central
X. r, 1GSx Michigan Southern and n. .Indisna
X. X. I6s do. guaranteed, -; Illinois Gen :
tral RR.. li5a; Cleveland ana Pittsburz R.R..
IcS; chicago and Northwestern r. r. 81
90. preferred, 65S; Cleveland and Toledo K
X. llSS: Caicago and Rock Island X r.. 9.. ;
Pitts6nrg, Fort Wayne. and Chicago R K q,
W; Ohio and Mississippi Certificstes, -. /:
Pacihc Mail. l24H. Gold. I34H
LONDON, March 2!-FyenIng-iPer Cakle :
Bonds, 7ix; Consols, ai: Erie, }9k; Illinois,
-
Evening star., 1867-03-23

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts from
this source to-day were s555, $50 81, making the
to'al amount for this week s2,l35.a67 81, and
the total receipts since the beginning of thu
present fiscal year S2IG Ss0. n36 II
Evening star., 1867-03-23
PERSONAL,

NOIIrs an the person .s- t.,t M erSEr.
go n. ne 2l.t Is.tsst tom Ja-iics Bl-s.rI'.
Ne smr l. 'nsife e 90 he .iiI s,a trsT5I- a. -.
n, me MAJ retain the mo sY a. ne m ss'i
sIH'
MAGSITIorET oIsoUL.IIs7. uRx,,,
uIOsI gtess hsvius a,Ds 60 et.s -. 81,
M..si goo cit1 sHi tr, it' Sto,i lac -. az ,ol
TO become sph,e it-s, 20 con-, a. en- 20
thousand books on bsnd gay
s,u ALFBsp HUsrsR.
mn % u" goa Peonss iv.ni, ,.spGa
HERkBT GIVE h0rIJE Co q ave I.f, .,
hIstsud, LEwIs MILLER IN con,.as.ar,
nsnt Cf me. AID therefore lsrs w.ru .as., .,.s'
,, dy not 90 trust him amp nssey Go bs, Oh.
ssLt there are fosr sm /. cnidrsu q. =. %. 20.
sGt %sH 81 trhOm h''s'0 ,EITsss. ,TEHItTIdsss,. nILLrs
SOFT rELT HATS And ALL KINDS OF
1nIs Cleaned eoloI-d sns ,rimsed ~
81 sgSh 9HAMs . obesp dat Store. no sIss
"n street, bet snd kss. Ra 40 eoln'
pfKsoSAL Oh IMPERsosAL,
n.1ey Aoytsssy bed, .c. ysS e,n sees sss
shouts try TIE ROSE orl, t.of.s tss cest.
''l'e'' which wont cost much 4 : y sr' &C. Ss:
NH 1884, Pc. sv. bet Mstropo.it.n .,S sts.t
sr0RiASI TO IHG GLAOIEs.-IsDkLIsL
wash .ns soiI pon: T5s,.'S 3, sr.ss, f..t colo VII
the receipt OF ~hiIh ne. been ssrSh..os
Isai.: are 10 1issS ssS's % O. s.,I s,II-'si,s
It: Ladies white or coIer-d uods,ssiss ~. ~
o.
bradinf IN f.st eolor..
WAkkAHTED HoT TO WASH OUT
Great saving to lsdie. having CLOTHES for chill
oren TO make up No braid. 40 siaG: cot ca.
pattern printed 10 the gOods lhdelisle Strp, th.t
can be attached 70 the bottoms ni Ladies, sksrts
tsAme a they are row worn Ia NeW YorG . r. .1y
stsnTed, ans Tor sale at lee. than half the uso.I
cost of braid Birds. nsdailions. Figures eat
msis OF .sl pattern stsnVed. Goods repre-
''nssA or the money returned u p,,ro,
nh ls-a H3s 9Th street. opposits Patent ofhOe
FhLECH waALEBoNE ceRseTs AT 81 so.
u j. Also % hand, foil assortment sf home maj.
Corsets. Hhaebopes, Corset st-eis and Bo.-ss
.steet end all stiles OF Hoop skir 9. Covers .af
Irmmines Will be cold at the lowest rate a
OsakLBsB BAU Ms Hoop skirt aud Osrsst Ma
7th streets. mn iInsf
RRIDAL And FUHEeAL w9RArHs, 40
QUITS, CkOSSfs. AhC sRs sTAK3 &c
preserved IN natural form; ln ported FLOW "a
hAtR gLOME Rs, and BRAfgINo. Ai-o,im
ported MOSS, HAIR DRESSES for Rails h,
Mt, nn IRtsS; Has removed to 30. sas lItS st.
oes~een " end n oc ems
John D. CLARK, ATTOkNEY AND OoUs.
snLLoR AT Law AND E0rARV PUBLid,
~. sSs ntu sIeet SeH de IL ir
Evening star., 1867-03-23

@The Virginia Legislature did not make
any appropriation for educational purposes.
"because," says the Petersburg Ipder, "tbese
gentlemen knew that the State must also pro-
vide for the education of the blacks, and they
fear 10 meet the issue'
Evening star., 1867-03-23

1-1t Is generally understood III New York
that the Commercial AdreTtiSer has been pur-
chased by a number Of gentlemen, ana thar
Mr.. Thurlow Weed will, in few days assume
editorial control OF its columns. The price
paid for the Commercial is said to be a little
under SlUU.C0U