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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-25

Cow on A SpRHH.-One Of Barney Ira
csy's COWS created big "disturbment
down in the Valley on Saturday, and for .
while It was feared that har capers would
by far outdo those Of her master upon
former occasion. Ordinarily, the COW is
said to be very good COW; gives q
goodly quantity Of milk; never kicks
the pail over, nor switches her tail
in the dairymaid's eye. But on Satur-
day, by some means or other, she got
ahold Of some Of the essence Of corn in an
"ebullited state, which was intended for
the pigs, and in five minutes afterwards
she was another cow. In her own instinct
she was doubtless bigger an . barn." and
with due force, inspired by such instinc-
tiveness, she made charge upon the fence
that had hitherto kept her within bounds.
She made breach upon the first as
sault, and soon the victorious cow was
playing the deuce generally on the street.
First she would make q charge in front,
then to the right and left, and finally, by an
attack to the rear with her hind legs, she
bade destruction to somebody's fence, or
scatteration to all the little boys within
reach. The first charge Of Q serious na-
ture, however, was upon two fair damsels
who were quietly and gracefully making
their way home. Our Amazonian COW,
getting sight Of their red balmorals, Qadies,
stop wearing red-bottomed balmorsls,)
made straight at them, and In less time
than we can write 1t, one Of them was in
the gutter, and the other one was on the
ground near by. Such an inglorious charge
was more than the people around could
stand so, by combined flank, rear, and
front movement, they captured the spirited
animal, and very soon had her "penned,
cubbined, and confined" Yesterday morn
ing, we hear, this was very sick cow, and
it is not probable that, as long as she gets
her own instead Of the pigs food, We will
ever have to chronicle another Of her
sprees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-25


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shsndiss and pesssncees. Z, u. Isssn.
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sortsd cargo 20 saDiain. 80
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shandiss and passsnGsfs, .. Ayrse = Co
Steamer garStoga, King, Few York Deren1e4De
~ S.insnss s.no, ss
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schoonsi John stfoup, IswslI, IhiladeIphies
csa Smson's Mills, sssosssd; cargo, xskovan ,
seneonsr Hope. Holisnd, Cabin Point, light.
MrnoRAHpA. tee
Brig (Dssni.n, ssA, SSyss., asins,s. fro. Hishnosd.
sshSSnsr s,i irssisSs Derby. has arrived IN
steamer Delaware Aas sailed from Norfolk for
Liverpool. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-25

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING.-Henry Vaughan, negro, was ar
raigned for having in his possession seven
teen pieces of silyerware stolen from l.. I.
Gatewood. He was sent to the county
authorities, as the theft was committed
within their jurisdiction.
Four young gentlemen of color, from
Maddux Hill, charged with singing obscene
songs on the street, were sent under the
hill, where they will have time to change
their tune.
Malinda Morris, negress, was arraigned
to answer the charge of being disorderly
and rambunctious on the street. Me-
linda said that "some niger" had called
hear q name that reflected seriously upon
her virtue, "and any niger whar called
her dat name, she would bust his grutar
open." ........ .........
Mayor.-Well, you 60 back there until
you give me security that you wont buss
anybody's grutar open.
Melinda went back.
Joseph Wilson, small, dilapidated, keen
looking negro boy, charged with robbing
John Meyers money drawer, was sent on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-25
HORT AND DEFACED CUR.
Z H1ssbssi1Et's sbssi L. ;Ssesn { .sD r4rrr c0zAs

HORT AND DEFACED CUR.
OsbisiIIi's sacs, ssD rAPzs COLLAR
~ ,BloAD srnssf. oesssa OF THIRD.
BOOTS, SHOES, rApIk coILAss AND CUFFS.
|. LOOK At our PRIOls OF coLLARs AND
CUIyD:
Cent? plain Hy,oa q oAsots' -. dnsis eox'
Ladies, plain Byron. 0snpisa. or osrfoss. ~.
Ladiss snansisd or plain Culs, ssvsral styles.
from 3Se. to soc per bunch OF ten pair.
Cent? snamslsd Rsvsnibls Cuf1, sonsthing
nav, see. Per bunch OF ten pair. e
Liberal discounts 10 Wholesale buysJ.
yESSR J. UNDkRHlLL.
CIAnLIs J. 0aIrxAs, 1alssman. 49,
rARPETINGs, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS,
Socox CO sns cAsFos sEP aifnfihas a.,is:
purchased the above stock Of Hsssrs Hrsnsh
Crenshaw, ahAll commences bustnsss On my own
account In the store No. esi corner Ninth and
Main Streets where shall be pleased 10 see oil In
want Of such goods. =. p. RICHARDSON,
hIlm formerly Rieharason 3 Go.
ID DEMOvAL.-WEH HAvEREMOvED
LII to the new warehouse on the BASIN DAaK.
house. Are prepared to store socds and buy and
sell on commission. Strict personal astSntion
given especially TO the sale OF TOBACCO and
GRAIN. Business 10 solicited from our friends and
the public generally. Prompt returns made 70 all
business conhdsd TO our care.
fe ls-lw Commission Merch ants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-25

TIE CASE OF FICK.-The continued case
of John Flick, charged with an outrageous
assault upon a young lady at Hollywood,
was again called up before the Mayor on
Saturday. Flick had asked that the case
be continued, in order that witness could
be produced by whom he could prove an
abb. The witness, however, could not be
found at the place designated, SO the
Mayor sent Flick on for further trial. One
other witness for the Commonwealth, the
young man who went to the rescue of the
young lady, was recognized to appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-25

POLICE ARREsTs.-Susan Mcdaniel, ne
gress, was arrested on Saturday for assault
ing Ellen Lynes. .... ........,y
Ellen Lynes was arrested, in aer turn, for
assaulting Susan Mcdaniel.
W. Bernstein, white, and Nina Camp
bell, negress, were arrested for fighting in
the street.
Alfred Barefoot was arrested for assault
ing and beating Henry Walker.
Jane Randall and Philip Fowler, ne
groes, were arrested for stealing piece of
iron from the hydrant on the lot Of Judge
Halyburton.
Charles S. Peasants was arrested for fe-
loniously receiving one set of ambulance
harness belonging to the Government,
knowing them to have been stolen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-25

LSToF LOTS PARTS OF RETURNED DELINQUENT
Er 5SEs 'Ni II 81 s Is1 PS 81 ~ M @ - s
usa fas OF Taf Sousf o qsh
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JULIUS A. HoBsoN. Collector City of Richmond.
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a4g5s. I isi.Afsis
Evening star., 1867-05-23
TELEGRAMS. Gc.

Jefferson Davis arrived at Montreal vRster-
day morning. accompanied by .hree or four
gentlemen. ana locking very well. His re-
cepiion was very quiet. He drove at once 10
His arrival was not generally known for
some hours II is supposed that the chi iyalry
Will call on him to. day, l-..s
Business was aImos, entirely suspended in
tournament, for the benefit of the widows and
orphans of the lost cause. There were fully
ten thousand persons present.
In the constitutional convention of Michi-
gan, yesterday motion 20 appoint commit
tee to investigate the eight system was
lost by a large majority. Nunerously signed
temperance petitions are presented
An order has been issued by direction OF
General Pope deposing the present Mayor
and chief Of police, of Mobile. Ala, and ap-
pointing g ustavus Horton, Mayor, and Colo
mel Dunnon, chief Of police. d.
The British res,den is and newspapers OF the
ports of China are exercised over the fact thai
the American firms Augustin Hurd & Co. and
Russell d CO. have been given each the mon-
opoly of river steam navigation.
The imperial force in the province Of Shou. /.
tung China, has sustained severe reverses.
Their army has been Quito pieces and its gen.
eral captured.
A telegram from Unionviile, Nevada. says
there is much excitement about rich discov-
cries of gold in that vicinity. The lodes are
large and we'll defined.
The brewery of Fritz Kaufman, at the cor
ner OF Shelby and Main streets, Louis Vile,
KY. was burned Monday morning. Loss
$4,000.
Lucy Stone speaks very confidently of the
success of female suffrage in Kansas at the
tall elections.
and shooting settlers in every direction. The
savages are generally well armed.
The first steam fire.engine ever seen in
China was received in Hong. Kong in March.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE LAW AND PRACTICE OF NAVAL COURTS
MARITAL. By A. A. Harwood, Commodore
u. S. Navy. l vol. 1867. New York: D.
Van Nostrand. Washington: Franck Taylor.
A copy of the above has reached us from the
publishers. 1t is believed to be the first trea-
tlse this side the Atlantic which has essayed
to deal with the subject Of navy law by itself,
separate and apart from that OF the army.
That there is much of military jurisprudence
common to both is well known; also, that the
distinguishing laws and reg ulations Of each
arm of the service make. OF necessity, the
Court Martial usage of each distinct and
particular one. An exposition of the law and
practice OF Naval Courts only has long been
want in the service; that it has been dealt with
thoroughly and understandingly in this trea.
. tise will not be questioned. 1t is obviously q
practical book.
THE REIGN OF LAW. BY the Duke OF Argyll.
Fifth edition. London: Alexander Strahan.
Washington: Franck Taylor.
This is London book, and by Royal
Duke. Lest the latter fact should prejudice
it On this republican side OF the water, it is
just 10 say that its reputation and success are
|. not due to The rank Of its author; for in fact
portions of 1t are articles that appeared origi.
nally in the Edinburgh RerietC and Good Words
anony mously, attracting marked attention by
the power of reasoning and felicity of illustra-
tion distinguishing them. The inq uiry direc ted
to the papers and the interest expressed in
them induced the author to expand them and
add new chapters on other aspects of the same
the order Of The Supernatural. Law: its def
nitions. Centrivance necessity arising out
of the reign Of flaw-example in the machinery
of flight. Apparent exceptions to the suprem-
acy of purpose Creation by law. La W in
the realm of mind. Law in politics.
The engravIngs illustrating the machinery
of flight are exceedingly spirited.
ANTOINE DEBeNNEvAL. A Tale of Paris in
the days of st. Vincent DePauI BY Rev
w. II. Anderdon. Baltimere: Kelly & Piet
Washington: Blanchard Il Mohun.
The history of the Fronde, fraught with so
much of vivid interest, affords fine material
for the historical novelist; and the author of
"Antolne DeBonneyal" has certainly made IA
graceful and readable story. The book Is
presented in superb dress by the Baltimore
publishers.
TREATMENT OF FRACTURES OF THE LOWER
/ EXTREMITY BY THE USE OF THE ANTERIOR
SUsPENsoRY APPARATUS. By N. K. Smith,
. NJ. ID. Baltimore: Kelly Il Piet. For sale
in this city by Blanchard & Mohun.
Apparently valuable work upon the spe-
ciality treated.
Evening star., 1867-05-23

AFFAIRS IN LoUDoUN COUNTY, VA-The
Leesbul Mirror says:
Five colored men, laborers on the farm of
MIR. S. Arss Buckner, of this county. have
each sent to r. H. Bradshaw, one bushel of
corn for the relief of the starving children OF
the South-an example OF generosity worthy
of imitation.
On Thursday, the 9th of June, match race
will come off en- the track about two miles cast
Of Leesburg, between Williams "Buckskn,' -
and Whitacre's sRieley," for purse of $500
Deputy Grand Worthy Patriarch James F.
Rinker, of Leesburg, organized Lovetts Vile
Division, No. %, Sons Of Temperance at Low.
ettsville, in this county, on Monday evening,
the 9th instant.
The Berlin Ferry, on the Potomac river,
was rented at public auction, on Saturday
last. to Mr.. Adam Ridenbaugh, for S1,576 per
annum.
Passengers on the A. L. IL H. Railroad, are
now brought to Lees Switch, within miles
Of Leesburg. A few more days will bring it
in TO town. ....
An effort is making on the part of the colored
people of Leesburg, to collect money fer the
purpose OF building themselves house Of
worship. ......-. p ...-
Evening star., 1867-05-23

CHURCH RoBBED.-One of the most myste-
rious robberies we ever heard OF has recently
been committed upon the Catholic Church in
this village. Upon the arrival Of the priest
here few Sundays ago. he discovered that
the following articles were missing from the
altar: challce, plate, and one of the com.
munion pitchers, all silver, and so far no clue
can be ascertained to the depreciation, either
by whom or at what time committed. The
mysterious part of the matter Is, that the
Tabernacle WAS unlocked and the chahce ia.
ken therefrom, whilst anoth er and more val.
liable one in the same receptacle was un-
touched, and that the waiter from which the
communion pitcher was taken, and another
pitcher similar to the one taken, were left un :.
disturbed. although the two pitchers were sit
ting side by side upon the waiter. Wetrust
that this matter viii soon be unrayeled
and the criminal brought to punishment COM
nensurate with his heinous offense e.--Marl-
boro' GazettP -.E
Evening star., 1867-05-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER

NATIONAL THEATER.
Pennsylvania ayenne, near Willard's Hotel.
SPALDING RAPLEY. ........ PRO PRTETORS
RICHINGS' GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY,
May %, "a. and 25
Will be presented
THE GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA
THE ENCHANTRESS.
With all the Scenic Effects, Grand Masquer rade
Scene, Complete Cheruses Eff cent Orches ira ton
and a cast comprising
ALL THE MEMBERS
GREAT RICHINGS' OPERATIC COMBINA-
TIoN
MONDAY, May 2-LINDA DI CHAMOUNIX
Evening star., 1867-05-23

GREAT ScuLLING MATCH.-The single seull
race betweeB James Hanill, Of Pttsburg, Pa,
and Walter Brown. of Portland, Me, for
SL000 and the championship of the United
Monongahela river, near Pittsburg, Monday
afternoon. At the signal tor starting botn left
the Judges boat in elegant style. Browns
long sweep sent him ahead, and he maintained
the lead to the buoy boat, two miles-and. .a-
half distant and turned it neatly; but on the.
return stretch Brown is alleged TO have fouled
crossed Hamill's course three times daring the.
race Hamill, after being fouled by Brown,
spurted across the river, and left Brown to
pull home alone Brown came IN in forty.
seven min utes. Great excitement ensued, and,
the questions in dispute are to be settled by
the Judges and referees.
Evening star., 1867-05-23

DRY GooDs.-Brown sheetings and shirt.
ings ale down from one 10 two cents per yard,
and close dull and heavy.f Prints are
"panicky" under large forced saIss, at reduced
prices. Bieached goods are lower, irregular,
and unsettled in price. Best brands sell
moderately. Drills are neglected. Corset leans
not much wanted al reduced prices. Stripes
and ticks very dull. Depims wAak, sales only
IN small lots. Printed lawns steady at re-
duced prices. Muslin de iaines are a drug,
sales suspended almost entirely. Ginghams
best styles. are fair request Cloths are want.
ed in small lots for the clething trade. Prices
are steady, but low. Job lots bring about half
cost. Cassimeres. new yles, are wanted in
small lots for best trade. SatInets are lower
and dull. FIannels are neglected. Carpets
are active for best styles, others neglected,
prices steady. Foreign goods are not wanted,
excepta few styles for best city trade. Sur
plus goods are sold through the auction room.
The large public sale of A. T. Stewart Il Co.,
under the circumstances, was. satisfactory.
Collections from the interior are not quite so
good. Trade in all directions is reported poor,
And money more scarce.-N. !. Independent,
: -
Evening star., 1867-05-23

ASSASSINATION IN BRooKLYN.-Monday
morning citizen named William Bishop
Carr, while on his way home, No. 1877 Gold
street, Brooklyn, N. Y, was assassinatsd near
his residence by an ex-police sergeant named
M. T. Skidmore, formerly attached to the
Skidmore was an all. gun. Oficer Dyer hap.
pened at the moment to be watching Skidmore,
whom he believed to be intent ON committing a
burglary, and seeing Carr fall, gave the as
sassin chase, and succeeded in effectine his
capture. Carr was subsequently taken 20 the
hospital. where 1t was found that the ball had
penetrated his brain. There is no hope of
his recovery. On Skidmore's person was
found a set OF skeleton keys, and he was also
disguised with pair of false whiskers
Evening star., 1867-05-23

DEsTEUcTIvR FIRE.-The dwelling house OF
Mrs. Margaret Wootton in Queen Anne Dis.
trict, in this county, was destroyed by fire on
Friday last, together with nearly all the fur.
nture, clothing &c. The house was formerly
the property of the late Col. Wm. T. Wootton
and always the eeat of true Prince Georges
in this part of the coSntrT The FIRE occnprss prss
while the family were at dinner, and a high
wind prev ailing at the time, the building was
consumed In less than halfan hour. Very ltt.
tie Of ite contents were saved We belseye
there was an Insurance on the properly
Marlborough Gdx site. - -
Evening star., 1867-05-23
FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, May 22.-Mr. Stewart, chairman OF
the directors OF the Anglo American Tele-
graph Company, publishes another communi-
cation in the London Times Of this morning, In
which he says that the broken cable will be
repaired and ready for work in three weeks
The Derby races occurred to-day, and though
the weather was unfavorable ali immense as.
semblage OF spectators were present. The
race was won by Hermit in the midst OF s.
snow. storm. The Hon. Mr.. Stanfield a mem.
Der OF Parliament, and firm friend of the
Union during the rebellion. is dead. Flood
and Duffy. FenIan prisoners, who were re.
Gently nylcted, have been sentenced to i'm
prisenment for life with hard labor. Mcclure,
another Fenian. was plac on trial at Cork
PARIS, May 22.-The difference tween the
Emperor Napoleon and the Corps Legislatif
with regard to the army organization scheme
have been adjusted
VIENNA. May 22.-The Emperor TO- -dav
made speech from the throne to the upper
and lower houses of the ustrian Diet.
LONDON, May 22,-Accounts received here
from Madrid show that internal troubles In
Spain are increasing, and fears are entertained
that political crisis is at hand
STOCKHOLM, May 22.-The Swedish Parlia-
ment has passed resolutions in honor of Capt.
Ericsson.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
SECRET Disc SRS

SECRET DISEASES.
SAMARITAN's GIFT is the most certain, safe, and
eftectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy discovered Cures in two to four days, and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsaIn, mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. 1t
is the soldiers hope and friend to those who de
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe
male, So.
SAMAR1TAN's RooT AND HERB JuIcEs.-A posi-
tive and permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, III
Sores, Spots, letters, &c. Price 81 25 per bot
tie. Sold by 4. G. Ford See advertisement. my 8
Evening star., 1867-05-23

~ A general strike OF the omnibus drivers
and conductors Of London ~ expected, unless
cexsaan demands Of The employees for an in-
crease Of wases a1e complied with.
Evening star., 1867-05-23

SETTLEMENT OF 4 NEwePAPKR SUIT.-The-
case at law of Clark vs. j. & E. Brooks, of the
New York Evening Express, which has been
before the courts for fonr years, and which has
been commented on at various times in the press
of the country, has been amicabiy settled, Mr..
E. Brooks having purchased ali Mr.. Olarke's
interest. The journal will continued to b pub.
ished by the Brooks Brothers, s - NiAF J
Evening star., 1867-05-23

PARDON OF WM. A. GRAHAM.-Hop. VIM. A.
Graham, once Secretary OF the Unitsd states
Navy; afterwards member of the Oon federate
Senate. has received his pardon from the Presi. :
dent. He u one in whom the people Of North !,
Carolina feel just pride, ana this act will be
hat State. -
Evening star., 1867-05-23

+ SIXTH WARD CONSERVATIVES MKRTINa.-A
meeting of the Sixth Ward johnson Union
Headquarters, corner Sth and G. streets. The
Chair stated it had been suggested to call q
meeting Of the conservative citizens OF the
ward on Friday evening, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Alderman and
Council, but the mass meeting having been
called for that evening, 1t was thought best 70
postpene the same An informal meeting will
king the nominations. Messrs. Boissau, Gar
rett, and Tole0u were appointed as commit.
tee. to recommend 70 tho authorities Ine names
OF suitable psrsont 20 ncs = recet yeys Of votes
Evening star., 1867-05-23

PoIIcn nn1onrs.-.Ths police reporsed yes-
teYdev any. four arrests In the OsstfIct, and
fines Swc4ntiDg 70 $0o.e0.
Evening star., 1867-05-23

~ Registration IL about to cemmence In
Florida One Of the registrars Is a coaored :
man. ----------~---
- Some intelligent unmarried Yankee Ia.
dies are proposing to engags ir fruit .groWine =
on lands Of the Illinois Central, in Egypt,
Evening star., 1867-05-23
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
i PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
3 81

WASHINGTON, Jan 6, 1857.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run follows, viz:
FOR NEW YORK, without change of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:45 m. and $50
p. III.
FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Fhiladel-
phia.
Leave daily Except Sunday at ll:l5 a. m. a nd 80
2. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday at 7:45 and llI5 a.
NJ, and 4:3o and $50 D. M.
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at $50 p.
III. only.
Sleeping cars for New York on go p III. train
daily.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had at the Station Office all hours
III the day, as well as at the Office in the Bank
ers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34e Penn. ave
nue., between 9th and eth streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
napolis and the West.
J. L. WILSON, Master of Transportation
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
f. j. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
GEO. 5. h k00NTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
WOOD AND COAL.

20 l.! CO All! 81
Best WHITE ASH at So. by the ton. All sizes,
+. to suit customers -. a.-.r
Sawed and Split OAK WOOD, $40 per cord.
- PINE :" S9
Long Oak, SIS per cord. -as
/ A ton OF Coal sold by me always weighs 224O lbs
JOHN b. LORD,
lie &-ly Corner 4th and G streets.
q A IL ! I's.. -..--.- 81 C o LII!
--A AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Gross tons of 2,240 lbs, delivered in any part o
the city. s- .. ---s., - -
Chestnut White Ash ST.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500
Red Ash, SS25.
Iehigh, 50.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand '--a =
Orders received at our Otioe; or at the Wharf,
foot of Seventh street.
80 'I-'- s. P. BROWN Il SON
! ia 25-tf 465 9Th street, between and f.
Evening star., 1867-05-23
FREE TO FVFRYPnny

FREE TO EVERYBODY.
A Large 6 Up. Circular, giving informBtion of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes. a
1t teaches how the honely may become beautiful,
the despised res speCted and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send
their Address and receive copy post paid, By re
turn mail.
Address p. o, Drawer, Al,
ap3D&weoly Troy, New York
Evening star., 1867-05-23
DENTISTRY.

nR. c. 2. HUNT, ..'
~ DENTIST,
No. 410 D street, between 9Th and 7thH
SITS. Washington, ID. c. ap22-lm ~18
1hR. lEWIE'S DENTAL ASSOCIATION
~ No. go PENN'A AVE,
Between 18TH and 18th streets.