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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So CARD.-THE WASHINGTON FIRF
COMPANY returns their sincere thanks to Mr. roc n
M oPPfNHE1M for refreshments kindly furnished at the
l'se 70 nre m h'ng street A. W. STEVENS.
Ma1ch 2s socrearv " ~
N as- NOTICE TO CoNsIaNEEs PER STEAM
sH1P FLORIDA. FROM BALTIMoRE.-she is This Dav
d1scharRng cargo at Atlantic Wharf, AL goods remain
w on tne wharf at sunset will be stored at the risk
expense Of owners. WILLIS l. CHIsoIM
March % Agents
aS- NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
three months after date application will be made for ro
newal OF Certificate No 383, CITY OF CHARLESTON
SIX PER CENT. STOCK, issued October 1853 dated I'd
May 1885, and standing in tho namo of W. H. GOD
FREY. 1amosmo No., 90
aS-UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.-DALY cs
DALY.-Ihe creditors Of tho late ROBERT DAILY
arc hereby called upon to in and prove their claims
before the undersigned at his Office in the Court House
on or before the 18th lay Of April, 1867
JAMES TUPPER,
Marcn ~ th3m1 Master in Equity.
So THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. January %, 1se7.-rhe Board Of
Directors have determined to increase the Capital of this
Bank. GEI. aa
I. Stock can be hsd on application to
January 70 tuth a. G. LOPER, Cashier
+ a@ IN EQUITY.-COLLETON DISTRICT.-
ExPARTE Il. ". KENYON.-PETTTION TO pERpET
UA1E TESTIMONY IN RELATION TO LOST TITLES
70 800 acres of Land situate St aec-Ees Parish
formerly belonging to ANDREW MEYERS, deceased.
and sold to NJ. W. KENYON, Dy the Commissioner in
Equity for Coeton District the first Monday in sep
tamber, 1863. under proceedings in Equity entitled
susannah Myers o. D. Z. McAlhaney al" 1t is or
dered that oil in any interested in the sid
Lands, be and appear before my Office In Walter
ooro' on MONDAY, the ed day of April next to shew
cause any they have Why the p1nycrs Of petitioner be
not granted. n rvs. s5, M-
Commissioners omce, walterboro', 18th March, 1867.
~ Malon ~ --- we R. STOKES, G. Z. c. D.
assTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA -COIIE-
TON DIsTRICT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, ESQ. ordi-
'nary.-Whereas, BENJAnnN sroKEy, Commissioner In
Equity made suit to me to grant him Letters Of Admin
straaon the direlect estate effects of WILLIAM B.
MEEhS: Those are therefore, to cite and admonish an
ana singular the kindred and creditors of the said
WILLIAM B. MEEKs late of Coleton District deceased
tnat they be and appear before Court
70 De aeld at Walterboro, 9th April next after
publication hereof at II o'clock the forenoon to show
cause. any they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted. ~ .'@4
Given under my hand, this 18th dsy of March. Anno
Dolntni ls67. s4s r. ALLAN WILLIS,
March al ~ th8!s5st3 g e. soWc
~. THE STEAMER sEMuIEn HAVING
changed owners all demands against her up the 18th in
stsnt must be presented by the Sd Of April. - "A
MOTTE A. PRINGIE Agent '-
March 2e AZ tuth2 :s- South Atlantic Wharf
@.as- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application viii be made to the Court OF Common.
Peas at It's next session Charleston District for
Charter cha Of Ineorporatoniof "THE HOMESTEAD Buup.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION" II ~ Q c..,
February 27 ;S% J8st sa.Ha
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Z New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS March a. Cotton unsettled and
easier; sales $500 bales; Low Midding,2e Receipts
757 bales; exports. 1886 Sugar ana 1olasses dan
and unchanged Flour quiet; Super 12t. Gold
4saa5. Sterling unchanged. 3sw FORK Sight Isx-s
change, ; per cent. prem. - Ss @.i'%S N
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II as-HoLDERs el-l OF THE PAST DUE COUPONS
aEen - from the BONDS OF TIE cHERAw AND OAR
ILNGIoN RAILROAD COMPANY will haye an onrortEn.
1 To-Day and 70 Aorroso 2sth and 29ti, instant 10
tnnd them N certificates Of Indebtedness by calling at
the office Of H H.DELEoN. Broad street and afterwuraa
as the corapanys once, che.aw. s
Masch % : ~ -s ! X 3. ~
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.a MARRIED.
On Tuesday evening" 26th inst. by the Rev. JOHN
"a pA01M4N na1 p D.. j. g. RENTERS, to Mrs. c. 81.
No cards. "..
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So CARD.-THE WASHINGTON FIRE
COMPANY returns their sincere thanks to Mr. JOS n
oPpENHE1M for refreshments kindly furnished at the
Lite IRE in King street. A.w. STEVENS
MARCH 2s 1 socre+,rv w :, :,
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I 81 ~CALVARYBAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN.-2he Members (colored) this Church we're reg
alary dismissed from the throe White Baptist Churches
u this City to forma separate Church They are wor-
bnaplng tor the present at Bonums HaI John street.
oeeween Meeting and King They have purchased lot,
ana are eoncane to enable them to erect
House Of Worship.
They are believed to be pious and worthy persons and
Their object is respectfully commended to all who have
me ability and disposition TO aid such enterprises The
following members of the sid Church have bean author
lied to make collections CHARLES snA11s THOMAS A
OAy1s, EDw4ap HA1o, DANIEL d. McA1p1s, JoHs BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD. 4I
Charleston. 8. G.. June q. 1866.
~. @ >,: , Rev. LOCUS CUTHBERT,Y
DIX .l. f,a.e Pastor Citadel Square Church
j: Rev. E T. WINKLER, -.E
-. Pastor United Church
wHLIAM g. WHLDEN, .ss Church. ll..9 4: a.
JanuaryE4 iS. " l.sa. .@re .fnvsmos /.
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ss-oFFIcE R CHARLESTON crTY RAILWAY

91I IOff1CE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY
March q, 1se7-Ae meeting
of tho Board Of Directors OF ts companv ba,a a..
the following resolutions unannously adopted:
, Resolved That the thanks Of this Board be and ara
nefepy rendered to MD. OwKa sonz contractora
tner worE having fulfilled in every respect the
t a o. their contract and IN many INSTANCES
not included In said contract and have evnsed
leIepy an interest in the our enterpriee
Wnch merits our sincere thanks esteem as entle
men Q, gh and efficiency in their business 70
Rs.otred That the Secretary and Treasurer convey
u cse to the Messrs OwE and that the se
oe published IN the city papers 3 ' a n -''
4 :. s11ac. nom ON the Minutes 8. W RAMSAY,
n March % Es5Sc Il @tS7}~ Sorrota,-r 50 -
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON March q. The Reform Bill passed its
second reading without dissenting voice. The
debate occurs on the 9Th OF April.
The Budget will be debated on the 4th Of April.
LONDON, March 27-Noon.-Consul 91l. Bonds
744. a=ggas -.
LIVERPOOL, March 27-Noon.-Middling Up
lands 13Sa13ld. Sales 7ooO bales. .,as
LIVERPOOL, March -Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet. Middling Uplands 1sld; Orleans 1870.
Sales 10000 bales. 5 4
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New YoRK, March 27.--The bark Acts1es, from
liverpool for Cardiff, has been abandoned at sea.
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= r q.
r.; r., Marine News 5ss5it ss.t.
New YoRK, March 27.-The Tona,oa,,da has ar
aived at Philadelphia, and the steamers Olympus
and Live7pooL arrived at Boston. :s n,
Saturdays dispatches represent The coast steaml
ers as having arrived safely whether late OF due
The Boston, Chino and Chicago have arrived.
Tho San 9ulrndo1r from Savannah and the Mdyss
haitian from Charleston have arrived.
New York Market.
Es4a 81 I NOON D1spATcHs.1 ~
New YORK, March 27.-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat dull and dropping. Corn lower.
Pork arner; New Mess sz4 2oa24 Is. Lard quiet
in bbs. 12sa19ac. Whiskey dun. Cotton quiet al
Bic. for MiddGng Uplands. .Freights quiet. Stocks
active. 52os Of go, coupons, 1o9. Sight Exchange
81. Gold 3 s45 Il, ~; sss 81
EVENING DIsPArcH. =.
Cotton dull and heavy, and declined he. Sales
$500 bales Midd1ing Uplands sole. Flour de.
clined 5a10c State 50 sOa11 95. Wheat declined
asc. Corn unsettled declined 1c. Mixed Western
81 1644. Mess Pork .$24 Lard firm. Whiskey
quiet. Sugar steady. Nuscovado 1O3a11 T. Coffee
dull. Molasses quiet. Naval Stores quiet and m
changed. Wool firm. Freight on Cotton to Iiv.
erpool by steam 3d. Stocks active. 5-20Is, Of 6s
coupons, 1oss. Money per cent Gold sA{. n
sssS> Bn1tlinore Market. sa,-4s y
BALTIMORE, March, q. Coffee quiet and firm
prime to choice Rio 19@19l. Flour inactive bu
hrmer. Corn active; White 81 '1e@1 13. Provi
sions quiet and unchanged. Whiskey, sales 100
bbls., at $1,000. .,$:i,z-, \. yy,4
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Cincinnati Market.

CNcHrAr1, March 27.-Floura firm AMI in fair
demand trade brands s1s So. Corn advancing,
and ingood demand in ,sacks ssc., bulk 74a75c.
Mess Pork there is large speculative inquiry aud
it is held at s23 Bulk meats active; Shoulders Sc.
Bacon dull; Shoulders 9ac.; clear Sides 12sc. Lard
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as- NOTICE TO .MARNERs=c-A-R.T AIMS.
AND PIOTs Wishing e anchor their vessels IN Ashley
River ane requested not to do anyuhare within direct
range Of the heads ot the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHAkvEs on The chasleston and St Andrews side; Of
the Ashley Rivers by precaution, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable vim be avoided s;
IN ~; ~ ';,. N - S. q. TURNER, q. II
Harbof Massatts Office, Esbrualy 8. 1866
u FehruaryE q c.iaFsy 80 ss.: \ "
a5WE.A ARE EssAUTHoRlzED 70 ANNOUNCE
EN-. WHITING. Esa.., IS = candidate Tor sheriff Of
Charaestont judicial II DE nex. election 8
septernhar TO- - . 49, 81
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ss "a THE HEAIi1NG POOL AND HOUSE OF.
+ ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, On the oRndEsoT SOLITUDE, and the
ERRoRs, ABusEgz 9nd DIHEAsEs which destroy the
manly povera md eresas 70 MARRIAGE,
yasopes, hee Of aharse Address DR.: j: .sKILLM
KoUGEToN, Howard Associat1ou, philsdelphia, Pa.
January il z. ..; 5-s...g ia1no
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%. THE STEAMER eeF

nS-, THE STEAMER ssEMuIE" HAVING
changed owners all demands against up the 18th in
sssnt must be presented by the Sd Of April.
MOTTE A. PRINGIE, Agent,
March rs 4, tutb2 , 2 so,1t, A,,.n+i. vchr. Z
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ag HALLS VEGETABLE sICnIAN HAIR
REVIEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect pre-
pAEaton for the hair ever offered to the public.
is vegetable compound, and contains no injurious
properties whatever. s4 .i
i TWILL RESTORE GRAY, HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
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tcleannes the scalp and makes the hair soft lustrous
and si1ken a; ,! ~. u
!. Tits splendid hair dressing &
= No persn, old or young shonld fail to use It.
%i IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY NJ :3 Nh M l5s 4
~ AJAX for Hans Vegetable sicilian Hair Renewer.
and take no other. r. HALL 4 co.
& s' ,2s@;. Nashua, N. r., Proprtetors.
For sale by ali Druggists. Wholesale BY: N. n "
DOWIE g. NOISE,
:it ..,3 SUCCESSORS TO KING AEDcAssDEY,
~ March i ,S.4 th1ys :g.,s5 Charleston. 8. G.
I OFFICE, CHERAw. AND
p Observation-Disclosures March %, 1867
-Ho1ders f of coupors ofthe 1st MORTGAGE BONDS OF
this Company, due the Let APRIL notified that
they WIN be paid upon presentation at the ofce Of the
Company in Cheraw- 5.5.., J.yH. MoIvER, -.
Il : March u - --$3 6 s.sc ~ S.ftreagnrer
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n% NOTICE TO CONSIGNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP FLORIDA. FROM BALT1MoRE.-she is 4ai, d.,
discharging cargo at Atlantic Wharf, All goods remain
Ing on the wharf a sunset will be stored at the risk and
expense OF owners. WILLIS l. CHIsoLM,
March % A,,,,..
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most cheerfully recommend the appeal Of the Pal.
etto Fire Engine Company and trust they may be able
to Keep together their usefu organization which
In active sarvice since 1890: ,t:;,5 4 n.
Hs III .s,:, ~. S,ss,s5- NJ Il. NATIANI;.s i:
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q. sar NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
apphcatton viii be made. to the Court OF Common
Pleas at It's next session for Charleston District for
Charter Of Incorporatoniof .'THE HOMESTEAD Buup
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION" ~ "; Q 9ya
Eebrusry 27 g%I5T5.g. GfE @s H. :.
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FOR, III FLORIDA. \ q T

VIA BKvANMAH,gBRUNs IA q II & WI q q, aW.
MA4Yrs,. .EBRNkNDnIASJ ASJACKSCNVuIE.EANDIT ITd.
I THE LANDM0s ON TEE ST. JoHN's KdVRRjAS:
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80 THE PEOPLES NATIONAL RANK-
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January %, 1s67.-rhe Board of
Directors have determined to the Capital of this
Bank. L ss t@G
\ Stock can be hsd on application to
January 70 tuth a. g. TOPPER caabjar
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commissioners of1ce, Waterboro' 11th March, 1867.
March 20 Wa r ST0EEo :, 7, ~ n
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.sss Med I
sector EIcKIE mn
aehsrsl Golnnas a. n
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SHIPPING.
FOR BALTIMORE.
THE STEAMSHIP
8 E q O. TT

N. p DUTTON. CoaazANDER,
MILL SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT TOMORROW.
NV Nv 18th inst. at o'clock. from Pier No. l. Union
For Freight Passage apply to
,,, a. COURTENAT TRENHOLM
--He.St1 30 Union Wharves
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:Januaryz
1nunurIui
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CONVERSATIONAL,

WASHINGTON, March 2-In the Senate the state
inent of the Bank Of Commerce that Senator Tho
s1As, of Maryland, had withdrawn q large amount
OF funds from the bank for the purpose of discred-
itng the Federal bonds, was referred to the Judi
Evening star., 1867-06-06
PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. June

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June I, 1857.
Seaied proposals for Stationery will be receiFed
at thus Department until the first day OF July.
lS67, ct IL CLOCK M. The Department reserves to
folded, Or plain or fantlined to any required pat-
tern.
Deliveries of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the specifications, which, with
blank forms for bdding will be furnished to bid
0ers.
Ali deliveries will be subject to inspection BY an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and the delivery of any inferior art
Gle shall be deemed sufficient cause TO annul the
contract.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington. Each proposal must be
accom- panied by satisfactory guarantee that the
bidder will execute contract, W lth good and sufn
cient bonds, If bis bid be accepted
Il he failure to comply with any one oroer under
the contract to operate the forfeiture oil the en-
tire penalty of tie bond, or the secretary oil the
Treasury may direct the purchase in open market
of such quantities of any article As shall be neces
sary supply deficiency caused by such failure
and charge 10 the contractors fifty per centun OF
the price which il shall be found necessary to pay
Tor such articles.
Proposals unaccompanied by satisfactory guar
anteCs will not be considered and contracts Will be
awarded only to established manufacturers OF o.
dealers in the articles
The Department reserves the right TO accept bids
for Indiyidual items in Glasses and 2, or to REJECT
any or all bids.
bidders will be required to conform their bids 70
the Specifications furnished, and failure to do -
will cause the rejection Of any bid
Bids which contain items at prices less than the
fair cost of the article will be deemed fraudulent
HUGH McCULLOCH,
le loot Secretary OF the Treasury.
Evening star., 1867-06-06

CIRCUIT Court, Judge Vy'ie.-The case of
James CorbItt agt the Baltimore and Ohio
Ralroa0-action to recover damages tor IN
jnries received in July, 1864 by being struck,
as alleged by the pilot of an engine-is still
on trial and to day the defence commenced
the examination of their wItnesseG. The pros
ecution claims that there wa" no II Office given
by the engineer, of the train, by whistle or
ringing of bell, and hence the accident. The
defense claim that all the usual notice was
given, The whistle having been blown some
distance beyond, and the bell being rung at
The time. and moreover tn train was not run
ming more than four miles per hour, and the
driver saw the approach of the train before
reachfDg the track Messrs. Phillips and D.
.vidge for prosec alton, and MesSrs. Buchanan
and Cox for defense
Evening star., 1867-06-06

THE RIVER FRoNT-From the number of
vessels lying at the wharves along the river
front from 1ith street to the steamboat landing,
(toot of 9TH street,) it IS evident that Washing
ton will yet become something in a commercial
sense; and there is already g considerable
trade being built up in lumber, wood, coal,
&c. beside which there are indications that
much OF the business now going to Baltimore
Will be transacted at this point in the course of
the summer 1tis very probable that as the
fishing season has now passed. that the fish
wharf Will be fitted up as produce wharf
during the summer months, and Will be used
as landing place for oysters and fish IN
season.
There are plenty OF sturgeon now coming up,
hut shad are now Quite scarce, commanding
$50 per 100 at the wharf.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

Palm FOR sALE.-We are snab to offer to
Il public competition one of the most desirsbly
located and pleasant properties in or near
Of ftty acres Of highly Guilt land on the east
south of the limits of the Government Hospital for
the Insane, or within one and q half miles OF the
Navy y ard Bridge, and in close proximity to the
enclosure of the National Race Course. The in
provements consist Of large residence contai ming
= rooms, and capable Of accommodating 3 large
family. 1t is approached from the public road
which by the way, is equal to the best in the Dis
tTlCt-) ty long avenue flanked on each side by
well-erown Cherry Trees in profuse bearing: Alta
convenient distance is large Barn, with Stables,
outhouses, &c, pesessary for farm; end within a
few steps one of the most copious and beautiful
Springs of flowing water in this region Of country
The land is covered with heavy crops of Rye Clo-
YER, and Grass and is planted with Potatoes. Oorn
and the usual garden crops besides which is a
young and thriving Finey ard in perfect order In
The rear Of the dwelling is Pear and Apple Or
chard Of young trees and selected fruit There is
no more sslubrious spot in this country, nor one
LETTER suited for the residence Of gentleman who
would desire to unite the advantages of city with
the pleasures and healthfulpess of q country life
Enquire at 212 Pennsylvania avenue, between
l4ih and 18th sts. my2e-2wt
EOR sALE-A two-story BRICK HOUSE near
Il the northeast boundary of the city; rooms and
halls, with large lot of ground enclosed. Price
$500. INQUIRE "a FL st NH 25-tf
Evening star., 1867-06-06

SIXTH WARD AssEssoR.-Tne returns from
the Sixth Ward, as first reported, announced
that Mr.. Plumsell, the Republican candidate
had been elected by six majority over Arthur
u. Humphrey, Conservative. II appears from
the Official returns that mistake was made
in the vote of the fourth precinct of that ward.
The vote was reported 100 for Plumseli and
40 for Pumphrey. while the off cial vote is
lS1 for Pumphrey and 7S for PlumseIl, the
Conservative candidate beating Mr.. z lumsell
by 81 votes. The whole vote of the Sixth
Ward, for assessor. was 65s for Arthur g.
Pumphrey. Conservative, and SCI for Mr.
Plumsell, Republican.
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MARRIED,

SYLyESTER-TH0MSON. On Tuesday, June
4th. 1867 at Georgetown. d. c.. by the Rev. A 4
Z. Taylor, HENRY 4. .SYLVESTER, of Boston,
Mass, to MARIE FRANCHISE THOMSON ,
of Georgetown, ID. O.
GRIFFITH-SAGEE. On the 10th of March by
Rev. A. Jackson EDWARD DAVIS GRIFFITH,
to EMILY ELIZABETH SAGEE, both Of Wash
ington, %. G. '.E
sra philadelphia papers please copy.l
STRAIT-CRAMPSEY. On the 4th inst, at the
Foundry Church. by Rev. b. Peyton Brown, Mr.
NEWTON A. STRAIT, of Milliamsport, Pa, to
ter of W D. Crampsey Esq, of this city
IWilllamsport papers and Balt Sun please copy ]
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BIEDs

BARTLETT suddenly, on the 9th inst {
WALTER BARTLETT, aged So years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from his late residence Vir
ginia ayenue, near Sd street, to morrow Friday
the 7th inst, at O'Clock p, m.
MERWIN After short but severe Illness on
the 5th inst. in the 9th year of her age MARION,
wife of 4. b Merwin, formerly resident Of Brook
lyn. N. Y, but for the past years of this city.
Funeral service will take place at her late resi-
dence, All 18th street. at O'clock p m.. Friday,
the 9TH inst Friends of the family are invited to
attend. New York papers please copg.l
G0ODALL On the ith inst ), after a painful iIl-
ness, THOMAS G00DALL, in the 18TH year of his
Evening star., 1867-06-06

PUGILIsTIC. Barney Aarons, the renowned
pugilist, who is soon 10 have another contest
with Sam ColIyer for the championship Of
America, takes a complimentary benefit to-
night at the Columbia Gardens, where he
will be assisted by Prof. Judd, Dan Kerrigan,
OF New York, and other amateur celebrities
Barney is said to be in excellent condition and
as risky as kitten. There will, Doubtless
be large attendance of those Interested IN
pugiliStic matters.
Evening star., 1867-06-06

IMPORTANT TO THE ELADIES.-INDELIBLE
L STAMPING, Warranted fast, colors. viii
wash and boil Done by French compositi on.
the receipt of which has been purchased at a high
price,. Saves expense OF brsiding. 40,
Ladies are invited to call, get a sample and try
it. Ladies' white or colored Underskirts Balmo-
rails Aprons, &C., Stamped on Imitation or braid
- WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies' having clothes, for chill
pattern printed in the goods ndelible. Strips that
can be attached to the bottoms Of Ladies, Skirts,
stamped, and for sale at less than half the usual
cost of braid. Birds, nedallio9ss Figures animals
the money returned ff>FI SHWM PRiNCE
mh I2-tf 4S9 9Th street, opposite Patent Once. :
Evening star., 1867-06-06

Do JUSTICE TO NATURE.-It is ingratitude
TO nature no to preserve and keep in splendid
order good set Of teeth. Nothing can be
easier. All that Is needed is to brush them
briskly night and morning with Purifying So
sodont. 1t will make the mouth q perfumed
palace, 60
Evening star., 1867-06-06

No BETTER INVESTMENT can be made than
in Clothing at the present reduced prices at
the Great Central Cloth ing House, 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
Evening star., 1867-06-06

ECONOMY is the highway to wealth-there
fore economise and buy your Gents Furnish
ing goods at FRANCIS; Good Cotton Half Hose,
$3.50; good White Shirts, Sl5O and 50. 4si
eth street, between ID and E, near Odd Eel
lows Hail. l0-1:
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60 AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re.
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Oloih hing House. 400 7th street, opposite the
Post Office
Evening star., 1867-06-06
CITY ITEMS.

THE FHSTIvAL at st Paups English Lu.
theran Church has been In euccessful oper-
this evening and Friday The strawberries
and cream are delicious; the price very mod
crate; the company most agreeable, and the
vocal and instrumental music Of the hi ishest
order. The flower table, under the rare man-
aeement Of Miss Emma 4ooch, is one Of the
greatest attractions of the festival.
Evening star., 1867-06-06

GREEN PEAS AND STRAwBERRIEs.-It is
said that thus far, this season, there has been
sold in the market more green peas and stra W
berries than ever before in the same period of
time, and not long since il Is estimated that
about three hundred barrels of peas were sold
one morning in Centre Market.
Evening star., 1867-06-06

WE call attention to meeting of Band OF
Hope No /, st. Panl's English Lutheran
Sabbath School advertisement, in another col
umu. Omcers and teachers are requested to
meet At the church, to morrow at half-past
twelve O'clock, to take part IN the procession