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MATCHES SEIzED.-This morning Revenue
inspectors j. o. Tobias and Henry l.. Woolf, of
the Fourth District, seized 400 gross of matches
at the establishment of j. B, Greibold d Co.,
No. 345 n. Front street, for alleged violation of
the revenue laws-the boxes not being stamped
as rennired hY law.
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REsuMEs HER SECOND TRIPs.-The steamer
1obn A. Warner, running mp n the > river, river, VIII
coIhair,eninS in addition TO her o'clockstrips
up. delightful excursions are n9w 3S offered our
ti5S beantifui steamer, and returning before
civ O'Clock.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LINES.
READING RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
OF THE

Reading Accommodation Train.
On and after MONDAY, April s. 1857 the Reading
Accommodation Train will leave Reading at7'S A.
NJ arriving in Philadelphia at l0l5iA. NJ Returning
TO Res ding; will leave Philadelphia at p. M.
Additional Accommodation Train BetWeen
PottstOWn and Philadelphia.
On and after MONDAY, April 8 1857 an Acoommo.
dation Train will leave Pottstown at $40 A. NJ arriV-
ing in philadelphia at $40 A NJ. Returning to Potts.
town, willleave Philadelphia At $50 P. M n4M
The above trains stop at all intermediate stations.
INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES FROM
w foot OF MARKET Street Upper Ferry.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA AS FOLLOWS
ate stations, at 3 A. M. MAIL $3.50 p. NJ. Passenger.
For Woodbury., A. NJ. a'S0 and6R M.
For Cape MAY, az $50 p. M.
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
. Woodbury. at 7'l5 and84 A. M. and f4of m; -,
p M.
salem at $50 A. NJ. and SOS p NJ. Freight, 5,5s PyM
n AilVihe at 6SSs A. M. and SOS n M tts's-" ""
Cape May st li,A5A NJ, Passenger and frst'g,.t; =,
Freight WIN be received &C First CoxJIyyS N
above Walnut street, frOm 900 A. M uhIn Slog 80
That received before TOO A. NJ VIII 80 'Ousn '"e
Freight Delivery. No, 22s s. DELAWAy.tE Avenue
S1S WILLIAM J, sEWELL' Superintendent
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PORTRAIT OF ARTEMUs WARD.-H. Z. Tudor.
of New York, has published Photographic
copies of the portrait of Artemus Ward the late
Charles Farrar Browne). with characteristic
sketches illustrative of the choicest and most
comical subjects of the great American humor-
ist, by his friend, Ed. Mullen, whose pencil is
in every wav worthy of Artemus' pen. L. b.
Pugh, No. 900 Chestnut street, has 1t for sale.
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ARREST OF A PRoFEssIoNAL.-John Sweeney,
a professional burglar, was arrested this morn
ing at Market street wharf. He will have
hearing to-day.
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A SUSPICIOUS PARSONAGE Is WILLIAM SGMP-
LER, for whom the detective force have been
looking, alleging his completely in bur-
glary some weeks since, and who was arrested
last night by Officer John Bell. He was handed
over for a fnrLhar hearing.
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LARCENY OF AN OvERCoAT.-John Deaton, aged
forty-five years, was arrested by Officer Glib
son, at Tenth and South streets, on Saturday
which it is alleged he procured dishonesty.
Alderman Morrow committed him for a fur
ther hearing.
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MALICIOUS YoUNGsTERs.--Jacob Becker and
Charles Lenox were arrested at Thompson and
COZ and Bindenstook for tearing away w the rail
ing from before a church in that neighborhood,
and otherwise demolishing the fence. Alder
man Shoemaker committed each in default of
$500 bail to answer.
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LACE CURTAINS only one dollar, Only think
of it, Lace Curtains one dollar Very heavy,
and much finer Curtains at 2, 4, 8, and IDOL
lars. Some fthe heaviest, ,l2 to % dollars Great
bargains in Auction Curtains, at Pattens' NO.
l40S Chestnut street.
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SPRING OVERCoATs.-We have q complete
assortment of this seasonable and sensible
Garment in all kinds and shades OF colors, at
astonishingly low prices.
HALFWAY BETWEENl BENNETT q Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH SITS. No. 5lS MARKET ST.
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LAmoH.-The yacht Comfort, built fG
xOrederio Keeler, Esq, will be launched at 4
ocIook this afternoon, from loot Oh hSrKee
street. Camden
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SALE OF ELEGANT MANTEL ORNAMENTS AND
street, will sell, tomorrow morning, a large
assortment of elegant vases, urns. statuettes,
plated ware, etc., imported by Messrs. Zanonl
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THOUSANDS TESTIFY to the superior executed
photographs made at Reimers Gallery Second
street, above Green. Six cards, or one large
photograph, 81.
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THE MoRGUE.-We are pleased to see that at
last the Select Council Committee on HealJh
have pronounced the present Greenhouse "a a
receptacle for the dead. We have long adyo-
Gated the erection of a Morgue similar 70 the
one in Paris, where the bodies OF persons round
dead are conveyed, and q suitable place pro-
Vided, where relatives and fr1ends can view
them and recognize the features of the missing.
The present Greenhouse is about three miles
from Third and Chestnut streets, and requires
three hours journey TO reach 1t. This is Valu-
is proposed to erect the McTgue at Thirteenth
and Buttonwood streets. This is central loca-
tion, and it is accessible rom al points vs. @ anu
Vey them to IL, can eXpend seven cents ana
reach it by means of the cars. .-ooo
The cost of the building Is estimated at S0OOO,
and IL permission is granted by Councils, we
have no doubt the amount could be raised Dy
private subscriptions and II Te not tne Y, wn45e the
deficjt would provide Philadelphia with de-
sideTatum long needed; ,, , r,,..
The hill authorizing the Com missioner OF CITY
Property to advertise for proposals for erecuhg
the building was postponed for week: a
matter OF this Importance demands lmheolaCe
action, and should be put OH no longer
HomE FOR LITTLE WANDERERs.-A grand
festival for its aid win be held at the Home
corner of Tenth and Shippen streets, on Ihurs-
dav eveninR the 1lth instant Thls institution
is deserving the liberal par01age i 81 az on
~ humanity which float through this
vast community. 1t is home where these
itttIa wa derers are drawn In, taken care OF,
and educated Then let not one forget the iesIl-
val which has been inaugurated IN lts ald, II
promises TO be pleasant anu suScesSuI aisa ~
from the generous, donations are sollcited o.
80 Lind which will be OF use In 1urtnerlng
the object OF the festival. 80 oo,,aa uou p
The Hoard OF Managers have called rev; H.
u hKelssW 10 The supeTintendence of the institu-
zion and he is laboring assluuouSly 20 soIlng ~
10 perfectlon, so that It snail oe INFERIOR to
IoPP W other of its class in the country. Remem-
~ then the "little wanderers" and the festival
on Thursday 1.-The llth lnstanI.
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Spring CLorHINn

SPRING CLOTHING
FOR
MEN AND BOYS
nOtO ready.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
and
Low PRICES
WANAMAKER Il BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
s. f. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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FOR SALE.

f5s FOR SALE-THE GOODWILL AND
Ell Fixtures of the Old-established Hotel Restau-
rant, ana Dining saloons, situate at the southwest
corner of CARTER Street and EXCHANGE Place
lately of Frederick Lakemeyer deceased, and favor.
ably known as "Lakemeyer's" TO all branches of the
business community, For terms, apply on the pre-
misses, TO MARY LAX EMEN Err,
329 tt Administrative
q FOR SALE-0NB OF THOSE ELEGANT
III Private Residences, with sideyard, the south
side of Green street. No 2052, finished with all the
modern Conv enienCes.
A large part of the purchase money can remain on
CHARLES II. MASON,
446t" No. 329 N. SIXTH Street.
EA COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR sSS
-~I- SALE.-Fity to one Hundred Acres, Bris- ~.
tol pike, above the seven milestone, near IacOny.
Mansion House, Factory and Dwellings TO let
Apply to II. WHITAKER,
53ta No. 6lO LOCUST Street.
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SETTLED AT LAsT."-Not the tariff or cur
rency question, but the weather and The price
of Charles Stokes Il Co S Spring Clothing,
under the Continental, The former, beautiful
and bright-the latter, beautiful and cheap.
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MARRTEn

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the soth Of March,
~ M Tn Lhe Rev. II. A. Bernley. Mr.. GEORGE X. IITCH-
OF ofGermantown. Philadelphia
WEED-WILCOX.-On the oath of February 1867,
ny Ihe Ihe Rev, Charles q. Fisher, Mr.. CHARLES q.
WEED to Miss ADELAIDE L. WILCOX, both of this
city.
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OPENING DAY.-Charles Oakford & Sons, Con-
tinental Hotel, will open their Spring styles of
Ladies', Misses, and Chlldren's Fancy Hats,
on Thursday, April IL, when they will be
pleased TO see their patrons
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Iashs Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No. ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
J. 81 LASH Il 90.
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WoRrH EIRa.--S.
fitzpatrick, No. liza Olive street, cured by DR..
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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DIED.

DUCKETT.-On the evening of the 5th Instant after
a a. short illness, Mr.. JOSEPH IL, DUCKETT In the
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respect
dence, No, 1872 N. Sixth street ON Wednesday Alter
noon the lOth Instant, al ~ o'clock without further
hOtlce TO proceed TO Laurel Hill Cemetery.
LENTz.-Suddenly, on the SOth instant, MT JACOB
SLENIZ, in the 18th year of hs age
he relatives and friends of the family are respect
uly invited 10 attend his funeral from his late rest
oence, NO. 1918 Passyunk road, on Wednesday after
noon, the 10th Instant, at O'clock. To proceed TO
LAFAYETTE Cemetery.
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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF, ending in a severe
injury to little boy, was perpetrated by one
John Anderson. 1t appears that Anderson was
driving cart around the corner of Front and
Vine Streets just a little boy dropped his
broom on the crosS-w walk. There were time
and space for Anderson to stop, but regardless
OF life or limb he drove over the little fellow
who had one of his fingers crushed. The
offender was held in $500 bail to answer by
Alderman Becker,
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w ANTED-MEN FROM EVERY COUNTY
w In the United States to call at No. fl3 9 HIS
NUTStreet, room second floor. and see the PATENT
ATMOSPHERIC BUTTER MAKER Churn butter
from sweet mix in FIVE minutes. BY investing few
hundred dollars S to $50 be made every day; costs
but 30 cents and sells for e. County and State rights
for sale 42Gt#
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@ TO RENT-A LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE,
III situated on FRANKFORT Road and WASHING
TON Avenue, with fine grounds and beautiful shade
trees House has ten bedrooms, and is replee with
all modern convenences also, a stable attached,
Second and Third Streets Railroad cars past the
place. Price. $3.50 per annum Apply to
JOHN w. KESTER,
as mwt3t# No. 2s44 FRANKFORT Road.
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WANTS.

Q0S TUE GENUINE BARTLETT Q0R
QpZC' ,SEWING MACHINB-WRnted qpAC.
Agents FOQ per month and all expenses paid 20 sell
the Genui. 'e Bartlett Sewing Machine. This Machine
VIII DO al me work that can be done on any hlgh,
priced Maolne, anu is fully patented, licensed ana
warranted far i've years. We pay the above wages,
or a comm isspn, from which twice that amount can
be made. For circulars and terms address -
H. HALL & Co,
No, 724 CHESNUT Street,
I'm Philadelphia, Pa.
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TO RENT.

FFs PROPOSALS TO LET THE FAIRMOUNT
lY YMansion-Proposal will be received at this
OtiiCe until WEDNESDAY next, April o. at II
O'Clock, Tor the renting of the Mansion at Fair
mout Park, for ICe-Cream Saloon exclusively.
No bids will be received without first having filed
bona to the amount OF $500 at the City Solicitors
Office that the contract will be fully carried out
CHARLES .DIXEY,
Commissioner City Property,
asst Washington Building.
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a TO RENT-FURNISHED FOR THE 81 ul-
Ell mer months-a splendid stone House, beautifully
Situated, on FRANKLIN Avenue, near Frankford
road House contains eight bedrooms, and is replete
win all modern conveniences Price 500 per month.
Address, JOHN w. KhSrER,
As mwf3t# No. 2S44 FRANKFORT Road.
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n GERMANT0WN.-TO RENT, ON TULPE-
HstHOCKEN Street. q furnished double House, for
one or two years. Address +. W.. Germantown, or
apply at No, N, WHARVES. 4S2t#
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No LICENSE had John Mellon, who is the sole
proprietor and general manager of a little grog-
gerry at the corner of Richmond and Maple
streets. No authorized permission had he for
dealing out in small quantities Philadelphia
lightning and other decoctions capable of de-
stroying at forty rods. So when 1t was ascer-
tained that he had retailed such articles to
minors and others, he was arrested, fined, and
held TO bail by Alderman Better, in default of
which rennirements be was cnmmiLLad.
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DODGERS AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
III KNIVES, Pearl and Stag Handles, of beautiful
finish. RODGERS and WADE & BUTCHERS
RAZORS, and the celebrated LECOULTRE RAZOR.
SCISSORS of the finest quality.
RazOrs, Knives Scissors and Table Cutlery Ground
and Polished at p. MADELRA'S, Ne. lis TENTH
Street below Chestnut 2S5p3
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1NHE BRACKET BED CASTOR, FROM THE
i large size of its whee els is adapted for use upon
photograph Screens, Movable Black boards, or very
sale by TRUMAN ~ SHAW,
No. sS5 tEight Thirty-hve) Market St.. below Ninth.
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Ap FOR THE DESTITUTE SOUTH-ENTERTAIN-
MENT BY THE PEAK FAMILY BELL-RINGERs.-
1t is with pleasure that we notice the entertain
ment to be given by the Peak Family Bell
Ringers tomorrow evening, at Concert Hall, in
aid of the destitute and suffering people of the
South. The great merit of this troupe. their
enviable reputation as sweet singers and beau
tiful players, coupled with the noble object
which, by this movement, they intend to fur
Jher. should not fail to draw an overlooking
house Let the people remember tomorrow
evening, at Concert Hall.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


WALLS NEW OPKRA HoUsR.-Niss Rose
Eytinge rs Edith Granger" in q new version
of aDombey and Son" this evening, after
which the farce Of IA Kiss in the Dark" i'it .
NATIONAL THEATBR.-Mrs. f. w. Lander ir
and Falsehood" 20 --.-raH .esF - 'usr. "a
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The Carter Zouave
Troupe this evening. ' 80 ~.re.s
GoszAGA HALL, f street, between 9th and
lOth.-Grand exhibition of dissolving views
for the benefit OF the new Catholic Church in
the First Wsrd. ~
FOURTH PRksBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9th street.
'Celehration OF the eighteenth anniversary Of
the Union Home Missionary Society this eve-
ming. a rt .r.t ..-.'tt
M.TZKRoTT HALL.-Tbe lecture Of George
William Curtis ON ..Conser vatism," /" under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Asso.
citation this evening will be . rare, literary
treet, and our citizens she uld avail themselves
OF this opportunity TO hear the talented lec-
turer ..' ....
Evening star., 1867-02-07
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Asetiope.r..
~ No. 926, corner 7th and u straets

Rf GRkEN WILLIAMS, Auctiouesrs
~ No. a26, corner 7th and d streets
BLACK WALNUT PARLOR AND OHaMBER
IDkhlTURE, RRUssELs CARPETs A.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ~
On SATURDAY, the 9th instant, at 10 clock
m, We shall sell, at our auction rooms, a general
assortment Of Furniture, via
One Green Rep Parlor Suite, Marble tor CeDtsr
Tables, Whatnots, Hat Trees, and Side Ia.
. kles, all in Black Walnut
Bracket e
One Fine Black Walnut Chamber Suit
Painted Cottage Sets
Brussels. Ingram, and other Carpets.
And good assortment Of all kinds Of Household
furnitsre, which we deem unnecessary 20 emu
merste
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS
eco lint. Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
CITY ITEMS.


A CHANCE FOR GREAT BARsAINs!-In order
10 reduce stock and get rid of goods slightly
ont OF style or shop worn, G.. Ii BayIy, No
2fofennsylvania aven ne, between / 1th ana 12 b
sireets, has selected out such of his ladies fine
shoes as are in the slightest degree shop worn
or out OF style and arranged them in -, 81 SO,
So and $3.50 cases. Some of the goods are
even row really worth their former retail
price Sc The public generally are in yited 10
inspect the goods.
JEwELRY-Tiped Bog Wood Sets, Tined
Jet Gross Sets and Pins, Tipped White Cross
Drop and Pins, Jet Chains, Plated Chains
Loekets, Rings, Bracelets, Silver Plated
spoons, Forks, Cups, Goblets, Call Bells re-
ceiVed this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, DO. ABS Pennsylvania avenue,
near IL street.
BILLIARDs.-A match game of billiards be.
tween Messrs. Jones & Davis will be pls yed
this evening at the rooms of Geo p Hamlin
III Pennsylvania avenue, between 17th and
Ion sIeets; game 10 commence at half past
seven O'Clock.
OPTICIAN GooDs.-0pers glasses, and spec
tacies made of pebbles, and sold for half the
price charged by opticians, Warranted 20
SUIT at l. Alexander's, 24O Pennsylvania ave-
hue.
Coal OIL
only
6OCents
Gallon
At
i93Z
Ninth street, between ID aud f. streets
full assortment of Lamps on hand at all
times at low prices.
CHARLES ULLRIcH, JR.
NALESTINBs.-ComIc Saientlnes rs cents
per gross. The largest and cheapest assort-
ment Of aientines IN the city, wholesale and
IetalI, at ShiiiiDgton's Bookstore, corner AZ
street and Pennsylvania avenue. G.:
NY OLD PATRONS will find il greatly to their
advantage by calling al the new Shoe Store
NO 5O2 TN street, under Odd Fellows Hall
G.. b. WILSON,
I'm late OF the firm OF Burns d Wilson.
~
DR. WHITE, Chiropodist s24 Penn av, be-
tween ~ and 9Th streets. con ues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bunions bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex.
eresences, &c Once hours from 8 a. 10. to
p m, and TO y. m. Established 1861.
For CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet, Whites
Emerocatlon Is specific. Price 81 per bottle
r or SAFE az 42i nsylyania avenue, betw wsen
y an 9th streets.
A SURE PILE CURK-Dr (iiIbert's Pile m.
strument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt of "a Circu-
lars free Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
every where Address J.. Ii. Romano. Mana
ger, NO. SIS Broad way, New York 3:
PBNNIRs can be had in auy quantities at the
Stay ON counter -" =
Evening star., 1867-02-07

RoBBERY.-last night the residence of +.
Ochsenreiter. on eth street, between K and /.
north was entered by thieves, who succeeded
in stealing 81 IS in money, and notes and other
properly valued at 5000.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
LOUISIANA AvENUH.

So AOOls'AsA A'iAos' So
]. H. CRANE d 90.
Have on hand . large and fine assortment OF
GOODS, suited to this market, such ss BUTTER
CHEESE. EGGS, APPLEs, RAIsINs, FIGS,
UITRoF, NUTS, HAMS, GOLDFISH, MACK
EBEL, HERRING, SOAPS, CANNED GOODS,
&e. -. l
Also, 80 Barrels Aoorss celebrated CHAM
PAGHE Older, By barrel or gallon.
All the above goods are offered st the lowest
market Price, and warranted 70 suit, By
4f-se-rrt .s b-.- J. Il. CRANE & co.,
- Aim 50 La. ave.. between sth and 7th.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
HhhkG6 kGoSalisAsioNS SHlhAE HSHHRoa99SS1riSC,s AN

CH0loE NUTS. RAsiHs, RIGS, ,oURRASTs.
~ SPICES. &C., Ac,, 20 suit this particular ses~
son. for ssle By n. p. KING son,
de King Place.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
BOARDING.,

"A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can obtain a
"A pie assnt Room with good B0ARD and u SO of
Piano by making application at the Star Office.
pOARD Front PARLOR. handsomely fur
- lie he'd. Tor two, at &o0 per mouth; B sck PAR
LOh, lor TIVE, at $50 per month, at $50 street,
near JUN street. fe 2-6tf
TABLE BOARD at No. &64 IUth street. q few
month. de- ~ tf
Evening star., 1867-02-07

SANITARY REeULATIoss.-The trouble and
cost OF cleansing the streets, alleys, and cutters
of he city last year was an imports MT item in
the bill OF expenses Of our Corporation, and IL
had to he paid by the taxpayers 1t will be
admitted by all that much of 1t, we may say
most OF IL, resulted from the neglect of the resi-
dents themselves, who. instead Of complying
regularly and promptly with the excellent
law of the Corporation, persisted in violating
II, and allowing the nuisances to accumulate
and IN crease IN extent until the cholera panic
urged astrict enforcement OF the law, costiag
considerable for fines 10 individuals, and
greater sum to the city at large. The spring is
erty owners will comply with the sanitary
regulations OF the city, the bill OF costs for
sanitary purposes at the end of 1867 will be
much lighter than for 1866, and the health of
the city improved.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
NOTICE OF OOPARTNERsHIPs

NOTICE OF COPARTNERsHIP. f
We, the undersigned, BISHOP COOPER And
MAkOUs b. LAfiMER, thaVing been for .
lumber tf years employed clerks in the w IL
tnown Auction and cemmission Hou,e Of Me.srs
Jas 2. MsGai.e Co., have. this I'd day OF Feb.
n-me and style Of COOPER & LATIMER. and
bave secured the spscious Rooms In the Star once
and Ilth ,trset for the pu pose Of condrnt,no
general Auction and Commission Bu.isess in All fts
branches. BISHOP COOPER
MARCUS b. LATIMBR,
We refer, BY permission to
Meesrs. Jss. q. Mc6r!re Co
Co., New York
VIM. B. Moses.
sibley Guy
samuel n dover, Nd. fe2Iv
Evening star., 1867-02-07

PETTY LARCENIEs. Last night Oncars
Wilson and Greer, of the I'd ward, arrested
Samuel StroggoR and Leonard Dredge for the
larceny OF two door mats, the property of Geo.
w. Corcoran. They were taken to the Central
guare house. and committed for court by JUS
tICe Morsell.
Evening star., 1867-02-07
d86 hARKRIrERs. ( 1Oe
1th street.S APPROPRIATE For nth street.
ALL SEA SO Ms

1th street.i APPROPRIATE FOR (7th street
ALL ASONS
BBAUTIFUL AND USEFUL CONBINED.
PAINTINGS AND EHGBAVINGs
limited but choice selections OF Oil Paintings
Rngravines. Chromos, wresths, Baskets Of Flow
ers, 6c., appropriately framed.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
rich and varied assortment from the best man.
ufacturers In the country embracing w ala ut, I'm.
itstion Rosewood, all Gilt. Rustic and Carved
PIoPTRE hSb Ssre TkssaG t5nTes
BRACKETS, &c.
Picture Cord and Tsssels ell Sizes and colers,
Ring Naiis, " alnut Brackets, Essels. &c,
PAPEkHAEGlNGS AND WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful variety OF these goods emtr acine the
richest designs Of Gilt Embroidered Parlor Pat
terms In the District, with we'll asserted stock of
the cheaper grades, with O large variety of Win
dow Shades, different sizes and colors.
Orders fer window Shades and Paperhan ri nRs
Dunetuaily filled, In city or country.
large portion OF the above Goods we're made
specially to order believing the best the cheapest
and aiming to heeI that clsss of Goods respect
Goods with any in the market.
Terms inroytabiy cash.
J. MARKRITEB, No. ls6 7th street.
do lS-ms Eight doors above Odd Fellow Hall