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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03

PONRROY-Op Tuesday April Clarence j. OF Charles w and
Runce r. Pomero :. aget years sud ~ days
The relatives AMI fp ofthe faulty respectfully invited 10 stt@
the fuer,' nm Tbnr., April at O'Clock from lie residence
of lis parent No GA Ii,d1ye, conner Of for1t who'd
further invitation.
RklNOLDSOn Tuesday mofuing hp < ff ah''' 'nss rhP
REYNOLDS In tie 10th year o. Dis , a. r.
e Cirh are rne rxte atcBj b fiuers from lpn
Chph T6ty-ei2hst aud Aason-s'e on f1 Apni
.. at2 o'clock p m.
SMTTOu second a fourth month tint e spopsJ ct bis feines
No. l33 kas ttiuy.uiulh s., Abel y smith, sH lsas
His funeral will take place nh DAY. Apn - y eS,A y, 80
his late residence Relatives and fren, Of tie h9 'e '''p
invited 10 ou.nd without further invitation
WGF-In BROOKLYN, Mondy April George wife Of Ueef9e VISIT
and daughter Of Beu q wilder esq IN he I'm VI S n -,
The will take the residence et
place Brooklyn, Wetnetay, hpn OF = es'oes W.
relatives and feni respectfully invited e. snV ~o'
notice.
WYATT-IR Harlem on Monday April Annie " wife o. Tie Rev A.
H. Wyatt eldest daughter Of kbolezef Ia aud Acme T. p'vH 10 DIT
oath year
snd friends respectfully invited % aten1 te
Al ne ola " n onrcb Whit Plains Meinesafy at lSs Bref
services at her fathers residence The sn leaTss ~sa
sixth station at 10 a. ~.
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THE TERRITORIES.
SEVERE WEATHER on THE PLAINS.

SEVERE WEATHER on IHE PLAINS /.
ct TxLusnAyn
ST. LOUIS, April 2-Advices from Utah and Colo.
RADIO say the weather intensely cold in Mareh-in
sOme locations the mercury falling degrees beo
The snow was very deep, and disastrous floods
looked for in the mountain districts large number Of
horses and cattle had frozen to death Gen Augur
and staff and 80 passengers snow-bOund at Lone
star station on the Northern Pacific Railroad.
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THE REPUBLICAN GENERAL CoMMTTTEE.-A meet
ing OF the Kings County Republican General Committee
was held last evening at No Courtst, Brooklyn, f. L.
sanderson the chair: On resolution IL was ordered
the tho Second District should be held
AT o'clock D. IN. the 18th The primaries are to
held on Thursday evening
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THE INDIANS.
GEN. HANCOCK's EXPEDITION.
pu an rms THIHrNE
viii permit.

ST.. LOUIS April 1.-The Junction City Kansas
of The 81 LOnis Democrat says that Gen
Hancocks Indian expedition 1900 strong, at Selma
on Saturday. Gen Hancock proposed to 20 TO Fort
Larned on the Santa Fe road where he will Invite the
chiefs the hostile tribes to council 10 discuss terms Of
peace II they fail To come 10 terms he will Immediately
commence a vigorous war against them.
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MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS.

command Of his department:
HDoRs. Fourth MILITARY DEPARTMENT,
MISSISSIPPI AND Arkansas,
NICKsBURG March 70. 1907.
GENERAL. Orders No. IL The undersigned having
been appointed by the President To command the Fourth
Military District consisting Of the States OF Mississippi
Arluurar, hereby assumes command thereof
p Competent civil officers In this District are expected
10 arrest and punish all offenders against the law 80 h 10
Obviatc possible necessity for the exercise OF
military authority under the law OF Congress, passed
March . 1867 crcnting Military Districts.
g. such other orders may become necessary 10 carry
out the above named act and an act supplemental
thereto. will be duly published. L. o. Z. ORD
lOnical.l Brcvct Major, and Brig Gen, u \. A.
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LOUISIANA.

THE SOUTHWESTERN PART OF THE STATE ISUN-
DATED.
sY TELEGRAPH TO THE
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-The numerous breaks Ill
the levees assure the devastation of the richest po
ton of South Western louisiana The giving way
of the grand levee of Morgan. La, overi1ows seven
marshes This was one of the largest works of its
Kind in the world and was but recently completed.
Work is progressing the Roman creyasse 30 miles
above this city, with some hope of closing it, The
most recently reported break is nine miles below
Baton Rougr, which will do immense damage, over
flow this section of country and cause great suffering
among the poorer classes of whites and throw thou
sands of freedmen upon the resources of the Bureau
during the coming season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03
ARKANSAS.
THE STATE rNIoN CONVENTION

THE STATE UNION CONVENTION.
NJ TELEGRAPH TO TIM
LITTLE ROCK. April "A State Union Convention,
consisting of one hundred and ftysN delegates, i'll
Guiding three negroes and representing nifty Coun.
ties met this evening nj the State House. Colonel
johnson of Sebastian County. was chosen permanent
Chairman and made eloquent and stirring speech,
cOngatulatng the state ~ the pioneer ~ Iecon'truc-
ton Committees on platform and resolutions were
appointed and resolutions adopted inviting Cen Ord
and Gov Murphy Ia seats tomorrow
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ALABAMA.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL 10 BE oBEYED.


sY TELKaRAPH TRIBUNE
MONTGOMERY, Ala. April 2.-Gen Swayne, who IS
charged with the administration of the Military bill
in Alabama, says a literal compliance with the Civil
Rights bill will be exacted and payments for services
rendered the State during the war are peremptor1ly
forbidden Gen. Pope will establish his headquarters
AT Atlanta.
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DISASTERS

GAS EXPLOSION IN NEwARK-sEVERAL PERSONS IN
JURED.
Mr.. Adam Reybold, well known resident OF New
ark seriously burned about o'clock on Monday
night, in the following manner He had moved into the
dwelling No SO MaYketst during tie day, ana at nght
found strong Od0r OF gas pervading the whOe host
On entering one OF the upper rooms with lamp III
search Of place where the gas might be escaping an
explosion took place by which Mr.. Reybold was dread
fully burned about the face and hands, and his wife ana
and n servant, who had followed him to the room,
also severely burned An examination, after the injured
had been cared for disclosed the fact that JOINT
In tho piping under the floor had become disconnected
and the gas had been rapidly escaping through the open
ing.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN EAST HEw-Y0RK.
Soon after o'clock on Monday night, as a young
man named James Early in the service OF the Morris ana
Essex Railroad, having been at work in East Newark
during the day. attempted to get upon the locomotive OF
the gravel train to ride home to Newark when ne missed
his footing and falling upon the track, the wheels OF e
LOCOMOTIVES passed over his left leg, above the ankle
crushing il in frghtful manner. He was nmedlateg
removed to his boarding house. in Stephenss Court New
ark where the amputatOn OF his leg was successfully
performed. Tho injured man is unmarried ana aseo
20
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nm, ,ny,n,II, M,pyRT

Pun ,pEtPulA April 2Tbe supply Of Beef Cattle this week vas
good but not In excess the demand and prices remained tH ~
g, .hont SIS head sold from us 80 % per p I'd
for f.Ir TO good cattle and from Si7 10 tS for prime and
eItfa Common stock sold from : 10 20 %ll , 80, ,
T, market was active amounted to $3.50 head
A. nc ranging from o. No. ~ 10 condition go
II large amounting 20 fO head he
market w and prices ranged from + % 10 *iE - V
Cow-Tere has change the mahet 2lO head we're o
from go Spsers and from go TO e Tor 20" anu '"
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

By TELEGRAPH To
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 1.-The trial of the negro
rioters has been postponed until tomorrow. Inc
Board of Trade gave grand banquet tonight NJ the
Charleston Hotel. Gen. SickleS and stall, ana UoN'
Orr were present.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

TIIEGRapH TO TIE TRIBUNE
ST.. LOUIS, April 2.-John D. Perry and Adolphus
Weir Of ST. Louis we're reelected yesterday President ana
Vice President of the Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern
Division The Board OF Directors Is about the same as
for last -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03

TURKISH BATHS IN BRoOKLrN.-Dr. Shepard yes
terday exhibited his Turkish Baths TO number OF
ladies and gentlemen at his establishment, Nos So and
a, Dr. Shepard gave an Interesting
OF the history OF the Bath and his experience therein In
England and Ireland.
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clMnRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

C.aRRlpoE Mass April aBeefCAe Teep. ,5S head market
"tr SlgG liz So second quality, +i0 0d$ll third quality
~ 56d $40 Mich aud Calves 500 $lS Veal calves %
sheep and Lsmbs-Reeepts 5t" mead marAe' urn "
weeks prices, viz: 81 Gi0c y N.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
ALL ELECTIONS SUSPENDED.

by TYIKGRlPH TO TRIBUNE.
RICHMOND. April Zen. SchOfcd has issued an
order suspeudiug all elections until the registration
is completed. In the meantime the vacancies occur
RIM will be filled by the Commanding General.
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Authorizing the Hartford Accidental Insurance Com
pany 10 effect insurance on lives 49,, l,..t
MIR FOLGER Rcp. ONTARIO introduced the General
bill. authorizing Life Insurance Companies 10 HMM
special deposits in the Insurance Department, ..
by mir PARSONS rep. MOnroC)A 6ill Tor the l eiio
the City of Rochester because OF thc 90 V
suphiast canal bridge 1t apprOpriaics S2OOn
TIE CENTRAL FARE EttI.
The Central Railroad Fare bill was announced lI'" 'o
Assembly with an amendment requiring freight 10 pc re-
moved within 10 days The amendment was ConcuIe"
ill., and the bill finally passed. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT or TIE INSURANCE DEPART
MFNT
The SPEAKER presented the annual report oil Tue
Sunerinteudent of the Insurance Department
BILLS PASSED. 90
Confirming the action OF the common Couhoi VI "'i"
clsc in closing an alley in said city . A., .-,, %
Providing for the draining of the lands III inc to"h vi
Barre, Orleans County .
BILLS ADVANCED TO A THIRD RIADlNG; 60.
To facilitate the construction OF the Ncwl Os"eg9
aud Midland Railroad Company, aud to exempt Town anu
city bonds from taxation. 49, -. ,,.roI
10 facilitate the construction Of the Southern Central
Railroad and Susguehanna Valley Railroad, ana 10 OK
cmpt from taxation town and city bonds
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Special Notices.

Words That Breathe.
Scent yorr bIes with PIAL0SS NIGHT BLOOMING cRRbVS,
fair ladies' your written words will breathe hsgSce
than II they had beeu uttered by your rosy lips
Union Republican Central COmnittee-A slseial meeting
Committee viii e hed 1t Headquarters No 800 soasay GA
WEDNESDAY EVENING April inst u 10 make ansr-
for delegates the syracuse Con ee"nr
ami TO the Senator1 Conventions Tor the City o Hewiork
CHARLES s. SPENCER, Preddeni.
CHARLES s. STRONG, Secretaries
THONAs DRrANOsD. )
Union Republican General COmnIittee.-fhe regular
Monthly Meeting Of the Committee will be held At NO 40 F9nh "
business viii be transacted THOMAS MURPHY. Presideu
A. JACKSON PLUMB, lS.c,s,.r..
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MIRRIED.

MS-CooLEY-In this city, April l. S The kV lanes
Bsndt Miss Fannie Cooley 70 Dr. "lHams Vt i"'noS w ~
NATION papers please copy
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Cprd.-MoURNIEG GOODS Of every dcs,a. Ase ceas.'ay
hand At JACkSONS Mourning Store No sN be"H' 'fpO"
TIFFANY T. Cos Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03
THE WEATHER.

Nrw-YoRK, April 1.-The following was tho range
OF thermometer this city today
IL 3p 9Pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03

merchant OF New York and possessed the confidence OF
and respect Of all his many acquaintance His last Ill
ness was pneumonia.
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Reduced Prices
FOR
CHINA AND GLASS,
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT G. Co.,
Nos ass, 400 AND 191 BROADWAY,

f. V. HAUGHWOUT& Co.,
Nos 4SS, 400 AND 494 BROADWAY,
Ar. now Offering n SRsHe Election to ~ the following good.
AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
FINEST quality PARIS GRANITE DINNER DESSERT and Tx
RsF $iRIs S SRisFE E EEA. Sa 9Sssf
BEST PARIS GRANITE BREAKF1sr PLATES, dozen. 20
B BT P PAEs S skaSrE ES
DEcoEAfED FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS SIS
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, a pieces from si3
WHITE GRANITE TOILET SETS 81 80.
% S'S 80 ' 5u S"S SG. S Dss
wei worthy 81 ,n I T Glass; eoasr Of eoblet. II Cham
p T. %n e 5oSs 70 6se1 bowls and quar- (~od
. soSs CIT G sss f1 S TWO
Ot CUT GLASS GoSLErs per dozen So 25s Plain do 81 rs
ALSO 4 Rich SELECTION or
FINE SOLID SILVER
both Sterling and Coin,
PLATED WARE,
VASE BR3N 1ES pAEs TEST GOODS
LARGE AND CHOICE &ssoffMSxT OF CHANDELIERS Ann
GAS FIXTURES
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co,
Nos.4ss' AGO. t ASS AZ 81 FF BRSSsaSr
Strumatic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANYS
STRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign the Of
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM,
SCROFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS,
ERUPTIONs OF THE SKIN. &C., &C.
''' ''' ~ ~ "' TH, EPPELsHEDlER. Agent
coorER " iSsT Il tFE SEW'ioRK
HADLEY is constantly receiving large invoice, Of
FRENCH CHINA,
or NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SHAPE At oSEhALF TIR USUAL
White French China Dinner Set. l5 pieces
White Ffoac6 China Dinner Plates per 2@
White French China Cups and ssacers peces.... 200
A s5i Fa Gods Siss'i cb P Dinner, Tea
&C. equally Low prices House Furnishing Goods IN large
'AH'' REMEMBER HApLBrs MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK
No connection with store
A speedy Cure fer all skin Diseases.
TTCs-ST.TSy 9STssST Cures IrcH rcH IroH
9 9sTsssT THrrrR SALT RHs0s
TErrER-"SwAyNR,. 0sTsEsI Cures ITCHING PItEs
pKMAs BARNES Co. No 81 Parsrow. n Y. and all Drassk
bargains for Housekeepers"
wHrTFsLDs HOUSE FURNISHING wARERooMS
NO OOi SIKH ave- ra1 tob na9 ~ ,6s
oVrLAN' i RFr ThaERS s TEA TsiTs 'r
D'00'-'' 0'''"'' '''' GHAS IT, WHITFIELD.
si1th,ve ,ud Broadway pass the door
The Bishop (:utta Percha Company.
SAMUEL c. BISHOP. General Agent
FACTORY. Nos 2O3. 40 and 2l2 East Twenty -6nhst
OFFICE AND SALLSROOMs No ll3 Lberty-st, New.York
The ORIGINAL aud ONLY manufacturers in the United Ststcsc
PURE GUTTA PE2CTA GOODS.
SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CABLES,
TISSUE SHEET FOR MATTERS &c. &c
Patent Applied for.Pat up the No sore ae.
for hair without injury 10 the skin -
per box sample boz ut with enough 10 keep The face clean I've
no. This compound docs not the least nu The skn
bat coroles that easily washed of LEAVING
the smooth and son II Of time and expense With
adding tie pain, viii revolution the mode OF removing
the beard y MOOk thenAs:.,
Directions UsETake one ouh OF teaspoonn mix VIE
being tken not TO get on inc
fOur minutes wash with
orders price CHEMIST, Box No sb Brseboolgh
VI Agents wanted everywhere.
b. As II impossible 10 OIL all the orders In one DAY date yoaf e
ter plainly as 6rst cone, frs served
Ear Rings and Pins, New styles.
Amethyst Carbuncle Coral Euscsn Enamed Topaz Jet Rbber
Garnet &C. &c for SALE By ALLEN No. ais BrOadSsy
one door below Cana.st
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What "Non.Forfciture" Means In the
OF BOSTON
EKAsPL
NV INSURANCE COMPANY

These policies paid By the John Hancock under the
s Law Of and being apsei would have been oe'eA
by companies Of all other States
Policy No T0a George Richardson OF sohwood H. Insured Toe
$1,000 Life policy September a. 1864 PAID two quarters pfs
MUM only Policy apse March 81 leeS lie died July 1909 Lose
promptly paid 100.
Policy No 1885, Cyrus Fema Of Chelsea Mass Insured tor t"
Life policy issued Aug 1866 Only quarters premium paid roy
i.r.sd Nov 1866 He 1896 Loss promptly paid
Policy No John H. Sumner Of Dorchester Mass Insured o'
az 600 Life policy July e. 1863 Premiums paid semi 'onaa
NTH aay p,r cent note Policy apsed Janny a. 1851 lie Died MARCIA
49, 1867. Loss promptly paid
pie, M go John H. OF Dorchester Mass Insured los
saOo Life policy issued Aug H. 1865 Premiums paid semi anna
lv with am per eat Policy lAped Feb Ia 1901 He aeh
March ls, 1867. Loss promptly paid
+. All, POLICIES NoSPoRFEITABs AFTER ONE PAYMENT n
The require that all Life Insurance Policies ana
r. t, IN force 40 Ions surrender value BY which
. n.,,v .ved IS /, insured Life Plan as follows
o Annual Premium continue policy In force 2yesrs aud 9o
Two Annual Premiums will continue policy In force 4yesn and days
Premiums policy force yesn and q ds
Annual Premiums will continue policy in force syea and 20 oy
vs Premiums policy force 10 and % JAYS
An Endoxmeut Policy issued at age payable " death
susd So payment continues IA force neay r'y'
years and 5e5 dsysi ....t. -.,. - .s..
The last Massachusetts, Report shows the 'e'"
hs., ratio Of assets to liabilities and lower ratio o. losses '"'
"a seu than any other company doing business N IRE sa
80 - WILLIAM r. HALL. General Agent
New York oscs Nos iss and ISL Broadway. -------
Y.,,a., vheel-C Chairs for In or Outdoor Cses
from lss ss Iss,ia' HsoeIRF ,ks ~ 70 SIS
Cniofs"' NN"'e s. ". SMITH. No 90 WnIAmst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03

9HE cINTRAL FARE BILL SENT TO IliE GOVERNOR
Tur BROADwAY SURFACE RAILROAD ELL Or
prREp TO A THIRD READING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-03

C,.,he. Wr,nsers Of al. hind, REPAIRED ne BALI ILL,
iandtst. NsuYork A. L.,
s.Ir s,siSS Brews, all sasds' AZ W. BAH"
RLORs, No. is Bond ~
Evening star., 1867-04-27
OFFICE OF ULAGETT sWEFNY.
PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU.
No. 4 Market Space. second nosr
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

oBUILDIHG LorS.-we call especial attsnt,on
o. purchasers to our list Of desirable B9iidi9s
sSusrss the immediate vioisity a .b wasis
department, on Fourteenth street the nort S.Si6
70 shs fof ioorips o.
Hbs Htst OF Subdivisions to be seen st our ottiee
t.pms We arc suthoriZed to- offer upon liberal
,.s sSIs.s Sss No s hognasd by Fourtssnth and Fi
Square No sos bounaed b. Fe11i Fourteenth And r,f
tesntn and q and n streets, e"1
!eenth .e streets, and Rhode Island avenue @ And p
tesDth streets and and " stgests ssen'h ana Thr
.s8,S square No. 2a bounded by Tourtee.th and rhir
tssSas sS9srs n0 2s by Fourteenth and Thir
eOSpSsa eOS sy Fourteenth and Thirleenth and
Square No; 27s, bounded BY Twelfth end rb,r.
teenth streets, an and v streets.
,.gss square IN Ne Ia, bounded by Twelfth and Thir.
,esats Srsrs nS No Is eSundeo by Twelfth and Thir-
soua,.s snS Ho and a. streets.
rssiiih, and and and eSSessa s:resss By Eleventh and
square No. ss6. bounded By Tenth and Eleventh
sGusrs No as, bounded by Tenth and Eleventh
% ssuare IN No. 's51%Snt s1 ont a. ass9pe % 70 Ninth ,
and and w streets W
.ss s9T,rs ssd NJ s.l bounded by Ninth and Tenth
sSssTs .ss No $50, bounded BY Ninth and Tenth,
streets. and Rhode Island avenue and 4 street
s9usre NO S6, bounded by Eigsth and. Ninth
sap.rs 40 l2I. eouuded By Seventh and Eigst
sSqnsre Ne. se2. bounded By Second and Third,
We have parts Of Squares and single Lots in oil
We can place persons in almost any part Of the
city they may elect % - bf&
Tne mott of the property on our books can be
purchased on very easy tt rms. =
s.Only the market price sskeA for. p.eDsrty %
less cold OLA0BfT D 6WeEHY
spis- cav q - Real u.tste 8fokess.
HOUSE, ron RGNT-Oeptsisiag. .eIx rooms.
Evening star., 1867-04-27
CITY ITEMS.

kAIHF FOR THE SovTH-Msssrs Breratcu
4 flanagan, spropfiesors OF the Seaton Hail
biIharo Ssloon, have generously rendered the
eross receipts OF the e. b'ishm ment on the 29th
instant for the relief of the suffering poor Of
Inc South Tho correspondence with the
COMMITTEES on the subject is as follows: =
AsHlHeToN CITY, u. c., April q, 1867
Aesrs II. b Botnr, p B.. Hc G,iire, and O,sep
lhorn, Comr,itee Qfs !Soathtrn Relief F4nd:
GKNTLEMKs: Having a desirs to aid the.
suneripG poor of the South, we respectfully
,enoer The gross receipts of the Seaton Bill
liard Hall on MONDAY, goth instant, for that
purpose
Yours, &c, BRKRKToS & FLASAoAS.
WhsHIsaToN, d. c., AprH 26. 1867.
@r1ra. Breretoa q F'1nog1n, SedtoH Hail:
GRnTLKMKN: We accept the generous offer,
N aor by YOU this day. We know from letters
received that any amount sbtained will'give
rehef TO many destitute persons in the South.
Respectfully, &c, X. B. MoHUS,
. -s +. B' MCGUIRE,
OWEN THORN.
Evening star., 1867-04-27
LOCAL NEWS.
AMusEMENTs. Ar po.s,au,

WALL'sO OrERA Housr.-The mio,tr.I troups
OF Messrs Goes, Purdy q Converse are dra W.
,ns eASeieht audiences, ana we have never
hsd better com bin alton OF hpmorons and
m gsicai talent. Go and see them to- night.
N, NATIonAL THEATRE.-This evening, Mr.. J.
W w. Wailack concludes his engagement with
MS personation OF Fagip, in "Oliver Twist"
MsIZkRoTT HALL--Com. Foote, Col Small
and Miss NestelIe, three Of the smallest hu-
man beings In existence, are very interesting,
sne' assisted by several frst-cIass vocalists
enu musicians, will give their last entertain
ment this evening.
CARRoLL HALL, q street, between 9th and
I9h-fair for the benefit OF the new Hall and
Rouse of the Christian Brothers. now open
CHURCH OF THE HEAsCENsIoN-The Fair for
the benefit OF the church is now in progress
SToTT's HALL, First Ward-The fair and
festival by the ladies Of the New EpiscopaI
Church OF ST. John, Baptist, in the First w ard
ln aid OF the Church, will give a grand magic
lantern exhibition OF seyenty-fye pictures
this evening.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist 42i Pennsylyania
avenue, between 4 and 9th streets, contin
ues the successful treatment of Corps, Bunions
Bad Nails. Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moles
Vascular Excrescences, &c. Fees at office: one
corn, 81; several, so cents each: Bunions Bad
Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Vascular Excrescence,
ana Moles, 81 to IS each. Office hours from
m. to p. m, and 6 TO D. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1851
Evening star., 1867-04-27

SOUTHERN .RELIEF.-The amount of money
contributed BY the German citizens of the
Dlstrlet OF Columbia for the relief of the
southern people, and paid over to The Central
committee by Mr.. Charles Klomar was ~I75
and not Si25 "a has been stated
Evening star., 1867-04-27

IT'S WILL to get clear of a Gold the first week
out II 1s much better and safer TO rid yourself
OIL the first forty eight hours-the proper
remedy for the purpose being DR.. Jayne's Ex
pectorant. Sold by all Druggists. w,s,M
Evening star., 1867-04-27

THK SUPERB SMITH ORGAN used by Philliu
Phillips at the concert on Tuesday night al
Foundry nj. Il. Church was kindly furnished
by John +. Ellis. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
(two doors east of his old store.)
Evening star., 1867-04-27

JRwELRY. Bog Wood Sets, Jet
net.s, 3oo Spring styl les Buttons, Studs, Silver
Plated Spoons, Forks, Cups, Gail Bells, re-
celved this morning. at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. S3s Pennsylvania avenue,
near 4 street ~Of
Evening star., 1867-04-27

$3.50, IS, 81, IS, 80, $40, Sll for boys suits
Jacket and Pants; Sl1.5U TO for bows suits
Goat, Vest and Pants, at Henning's, corner
Seventh street and MARYLAND avenue
Evening star., 1867-04-27

IsRARLITEs.- is called TO the ad
veTisement in another column of a meeting
OF the hebrew Benevolent Association to tn ke
place to- morrow at the Vestry Room of the
Hebrew Congregation.
Evening star., 1867-04-27

AT THE CELEBRATION of Odd Fellows at
perb Chickering & Sons piano used was
Kindly furnished by John r. Ellis. No. $40
pennsylvania avenue 1.-TWO doors doors below
the old store,
Evening star., 1867-04-27

"A CARD The undersigned herewith sanoun-
"A ees to the public that he has sold out n n
q hOHR; he ayails himself Of this Oh. H3 81
tuniU 70 thank his friends for tHe many favors
- bestow upon him, hoping that they viii con :
unue TO extend the same 20 bis successor
Washinstsn, d. c., April u, 1851. : : $3.50
take pleasure 70 inform thu publio th.. n. 90.
bought the we'll known establishmenS known IS
klomssns Restaurant. It shall be- my duty 60 do
esteem ef She eitizsns Of fAs Distria d Colapbis
sP is'sm' a I'd 10HB.