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n CosPIDENCE MAs.-IPsterday Detectives
My tno BIgley arrested ayoung N an named
N Is HambOle, : no had been playing the
coincidence game ON several boot and shoe deal
eIe. Last Saturday he went to tue store of Mr.
hOoert Bail and represented that he as sent
oy DIS brother, Mr. Wilson, (whO was sick
Sho unable 10 get Out,) TO get par of boots,
and asked to be allow I'd to AXE a pair of boots
and n pair OF Congress CATERS to hIs room In
Try on. Mr. Bail was very busy at the time
and took down the articles asked for Wan
eCle took them, and while MIR. Bail was ar
tending some one Else, left the store uifnou,
ieavlHg any security for their return or tina
pay WsmbOle, upon being ked what he mad
10 say, confessed that he took he boots nd al.
Sdmttied the false pr. fences 10 Detective Kelly
4 ne same uay ne went TO the store OF Francis
IIott AM play ed the sumo game, but Mr. prot,
beng Un willing 10 let the good, 90 Wrhout any
security Tor their return placed thrse Dairs of
cCOts IN care OF Alderman boy, who attends the
store, and cent him with Wan bole to aIIo " ths
~ ~ po-tu SICK man 10 mt himself and pay for
tbe boots, and thea return the others by the
boy "smbOle went with the how 10
mouse on l. street, between eth and sth asd
gong 20 tie door found II locked He took the
boots from the boy. and told him TO wait till
he went In the back way and let him in The
uEsuSpeCtIng boy waited at the door an hour
oat no one opened he door, and WamboIe and
tEr bOOis were gone. In this also VAN
bOle confessed. and laughed heartily at the
NeEdancy of his victims. He gave information
10 The detectives which ems bIed them 10 recover
the boots where he pawned them. He was
sem 10 jail Tor obtaining goods by false pre-
lenses In the case of Mr. Ball. and having
taken the boots from the boy without his con-
sent IN the other case. be was committed for
larceny by Justice Tucker. WamboIe ia A
N'4y intelligent young man, halls from Viz
Slhla, ana mas been an Ethiopian Minstrel. 1t
was thOuE ht Well 20 retain memorial of him
Tor the future use of the detectives ana his
description was entered on the register and
Ms likeness placed IN the gallery.
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HkcuIT CoURT JURY The following
named gen lemon nave been drawn TO serve "a
jurors in he May term OF the Cirsp,t Court
VIZ Joseph Bryan, ID ward. John T. Co1
Gsorgetown. Charles Ball, ID ward; George
IA ward; Nicholas Mills, 4th ward; w Imam
Z Given, I'd ward. J. =. Kiensl-, county: inc
W. Tucker, I'd ward; Daniel Black. An w,rd
u. T. Kelley, 6;h EArd, 4 Il Barrett George.
town. Thomas A. Richards, 5,h ward. Vim
Csm nsck, 7th ward; J T. Sanuar, LIST ward;
Sho. maker, county; John T. Kendall,
Frsnk mcGhsn, 30 ward l. UbAof, George
PToPise, Sd ward. Charles Wilson. Yin ward
X bert Cohen, sih ward; John II Busiell, 9Th
Vs. A nj Appier. G eorgesovn, r. A Lutz,
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MARRIED.

h0fk-ALLEN On the I'd inst. BY the Rev,
b hengst, Miss ADELAIDE ALLEN OF this CITY
10 DAVID hOHR, of LewisburR, Pesna.
sAkhES-CAk ROLL On "Wednesday NAV
the lat, Instant, by the Rev. Father McCarthy
o. TIE Church OF the lmmac ulate Conception In
tnis Glty: Mr. GEO. y. BARNES to Miss HAN
NAH CARROLL, both o. WASH D ton
bRANDT-BARHARD Atresidenoa of b,,ss
~ the bsN U U Meador, on the I'd inst g A
bhhHDT, ~ Raleigh O, to SINGLE L. BAR.
AhD, OF ssntngt0n ID ~
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DIED..

FEABsON. In Georsttowp, d. O., May2 Mr..
MARY Ann rBARSOF, widow OF the late los
]earsOn. in the SD ear of her age
Her relatives and friends are repectfu invited
to atte nd her fur ersl, on Monday May S, AZ -,
~ from neI late re +ldence, and from Trinity Re-
man Catholic Church at pa m Or
Baltimore Sun copy.1
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ALE OF VIDE

Bureag Of rdnames, Macy Departnsnt,l
Washington Guy, April 81, 1867
There viii be sold at public auction. &c the
nsss sdss in the ONCE q the Inspector Of
nsen on THQRSD AY, the ninth eth day 81 Nay,
1867 hfte.n hundred II 500 barrels OF Powder,
composed OF rife cappen, masket, and ordinary
cannon powder, and eighteen hundred a,s0o)
pounds compressed powder.
1bste powders will be seld By sample and In lots
e. suit purI bHsers
Ttrms:. One half cash. in Government fuuas,
during which time Cd Q powders must be remeyed
from the N aaaxins; otherwise they viii revert 20
the Govsrnnent = -'-7" b. 4. WIsH,
eps3 LIT Ohiof OF 8uresu
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DR. WHITE, Chropodist, i2i Pennsylvanis
avenue, between AZ and 9th streets, contin-
ues the successful treatment of COrns, Bunions
Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, MoIe.
Vascular Excrescences, &c. Office hours from
a m 10 p. m and to p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1861.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY CLOTHING


Rs-'H. rr,rIs.o. owl z s.i'as. SriIu. is-
fs, -tthins, MI l. received 81 thls ssrsss
psn .ie y, IN % 1ae-i1y. the ies day %
TitE siTiEEf Tso S'f so sssS.ss :. n
ksvI .isLdsrc ed delivered At Re- ,0kiTs hsvy
fsTr SlthiE .'Et. czse aoft &C All 81 ths a.
eeptsIee Of Propo-al. ssi there ,assths usUa
Ter . eescriptiou oitss Trox.er. aud ,h...ck.
AGes g coIt then e'iss'- are referred - th.
sSpl'es 60 the sad ssS5 isre ssa tor iSf,ra.-
tnrnt Regarding C-ntr~rts - tue OF csc 81 Tia
CosEsB5suts snd PA masters OF the sever al NAVY
ErsrJ oH-r urst be scoompss ed By written
gs.rGGsy = as; b. one o. nore res pou ,Ibis Der.
son. 80 IL eIest that be or they undertake -h.t
the bidder iders VII n bis er ioe4r bid be
1rov>e.s - p.sst: the oompetsneJ o. tue esu-
tCLn.y cr Oolie Tor OF Customs
No p'crHsT. fc'N - os-,se-sd S-iesf dccs'rssstef
r. al , 9SS IT, sa.9-f a. ,9, 49,: a..
.,i - sRiDos CHEZ q B.re..
PRespp99STsLLs yy9s CATTLE Fos IspIAs
u kbkNiCf, IN LAO OF PROPOSALS
"i sAboB y. Io17,
bA AhTsSST oF IhA ISrklIoR,l
sesled Pro pO,a.. -Il eovi 60 al a. clock
n on ut hrst os1 - JCs Iss.. a. tue Once OF
Ter the Nofther, supeTiBteRdencr. a. On aha CIty.
toI ora Ia Tor ID d.iiS.LJ At om.h. UiJ Of tue
500 bead 81 Mia o. tor the winnsbsgo Ia
olhps oceupytLg q To~eryzGen 10 Nsbrsak.
500 head Of MIX Cove TOR toe sADtee sionN In
oi.hs oeeS nJirs = resetvstios ct the mouts
500 head L siE c oos G fo- ne rauetou sou,Ip
CLANS oeCupyins . reservation In Dskota
w neeo OF milk Cows tor the smshs lndians,
IN occu ing rsser ystio on Ia Nebraska
81 head ~ American Bale.
Ihe Cows must be OF good ouslay. American
pIeeo not lsss than fbre' more than seven
Sesrs oio Cows with young calves, vita
CAL vii he preferred. The Bulls be not lea
thar three ears old
r. All Cows knO~n BY stock Growers g. rern
Cove, indian Cows. Mexican Cows, or b Aft bre.ds
VIII not be TseeiNed.
euIerintendtnf beEmap will have the rfRbt 70
req CT any ell bids that Jay be offered So the
TlRnt 70 REJECT sDy or ali the cattle IL he desns
thst the cattle delivered are not q! the required
Superintendent Dsnmsn will be authortza ed 70
receive the said cattle and to vouchers Go the
partee delivering the cattle, 20 be paid Al the
once OF the Commissioner Of Indians AZ airs In
Washington city.
TIE Cows TO be delivered on or before the frs,
day Of August, 1871.
Superintendent Drnman will have the nowe- On
change the place Of delivery with the consent ef
II e a. nirsctor.
The contractor Will be required 70 EXECUTE
soOd and 81 ftc lent bond Ga the sum OF 3 for
the faithful fulflIment OF the contract
The party parties TO whom the award ts
made must he prepared At ence 70 execute the
contract and give the required bond
Bids will not lie received for less nunber than
the total number OF cows aud bulls called for
b Idle rs must give their names In full a. veil
as their places OF residence
Proposals. must he endorsed, HProposAls for
Cattle for Indian Service.
soT o H.RROwNING Secretary
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GU RICH FOR SALLY esterday afternoon
the Methodist Protestant Church building on
9tn street, between and +, was up At public
sale,bN Messrs. Cooper and Latimer, auction
GERS, but the limit not being reached il was
Withdrawn. The highest bid WAS S2l, 500
Inc congregation propose TO sell this proper
tE''ogether with the parsonage adjoining, and
build an edfice in the northern part of the
CITY.
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NoTIoR.-lf there are any spectators IN the
city thty Will do well to call at 43S T. street
hho see the greatest patent now out. We
were ohered $4,000 for Illinois; We make from
- TO 81 per acre OF land. Illinois men say
ttey Will nave II 1t cost 100000. Call be-
'"een IL snd s'clock for few days.
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10 THE LADIEs.-Our lady readers who ara
Always interested in novelties in wearing an =
parel viii no doubt like TO examine the Frenc h
ana Domestic Corsets and Hoopskirts of the
latest styles, just received Al the factory of
MT CnarIes Baum, No. 40 Louisiana avenue
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To SAVE, is the secrst cf wealth, To re.
wealthy. 60 to Francs Gents Furnishing
some OF their cheap goods Just from auction
GOOD Cotton Seeks, Si.5o per dozen; G.uze
Undersbirts, so cents each: and White Shirts
NJ e&tremeIy low prices 49t 7th street. be-
tween ID ana L streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

trPLofhRSr.-The Employ ment Commit
zee OF the Dung Meas Christian Association
receives applications from those desiring en-
pIofment, either IN person At tt cir rooms over
dressed to ''t Chairman Employment Com.
nlttee, M O. A. Washington" Employ
ers are invited 10 examine the reg ster OF ap-
pICauts left al the rooms. The COMMITTEES
ehdeavors 20 form just estimste OF the worth
snd ability of the parties before commencing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

JkwkLRY. Bog Wood Sets,
0ilser Sets. Gross Sets, 3os styles Buttons,
R,hes, Cnains, Pins, Bracelets, Studs, Silver
Ieo spoons, Forks, Uups, Gall Bells, re-
SeiNeo thls morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Je"eiiy Store, No. 435 PeunsylvaRis avenue,
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EXTENSION or THE Commentaries
POsals for the masonry and excavation tor The
extension OF the conservatory at The United
States Botanical Garden in this city were
opened yesterday at the office OF The engineer
Of the Capitol extension. Mr.. Edward CLARK
There were thirteen bidders whose proposaIs
;tNera ged from ~ 70 90 cents per cubic yard
Tor excavation, and from - = to - per perch
To- The masonry. Nearly all the bidders were
contractors Of this city. The contract will not
a. awarded until the proposals shall have
DeeI So omitted 10 the Senate committee on
building and grounds. 1t is proposed 10 ex-
tend The conservatory by adding wing SINH
lar IN Outline 10 the present building. The
extension will be entirely OF iron. In the CEN
Ire, between the wings, there will be construct
"a rOtunda, 10 be surmounted by dome
hfty feet nigh. It IS proposed. that as soon as
the new building Is nstructed, tine present
building. which is of wood, shall be torn do wn
and new building erected TO correspond ex-
aCtiy with the wing which will be immadi
stately built When the extension is complatsd
me conservatory will be Us feet long, and
viii have width Of - feet through the TO-
funda in the centre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

1HR LONE STAR TEMPERANCE CLUB gave
their May Ball at Odd Fe!lo VS. HAIL lasteven-
ing the Holy Hill bsnd performing, and as
usual With their entertainments. was well
attended, the hall being crowded with select
company. Their ''faney" promenade was an
exceedingly tasteful affair The entertain
merits of the Lone Star Temperance Club can
no be excelled. They Will give pic mic on
The 18th inst. on AnalOstan Island.
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BEAUTIFUL and good Double and Twist
suits for gentlemen for fs0-made of the same
ma erIal as he cold last spring fer So, al
Henning's One Price Clothing Store, on the
corner OF Seventh street and Maryland ave.
nue..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world Bs-netfS Ftort-el closely resemb es
the odor of q rare and delicat. bouquet of
mowers, and in this respect unrivaled A few
drops VIII leave the peculiar and delightful
fragrance upon the hasdkerch ief for many
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

SALE or mONEY.-At the thirty-secOnd
meeting of the Excelsior Building Assoclation
heId last evening, = 200 sold at an ayeEage OF
40 per cent. premium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

NO TROUBLE TO show the latest styles O
GEnt's Ready made Clothing and Furnish in
Goods. at liable Go e. No 463 Peunsylva
MIA avenue, under L. $. Hotel. 90
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The REGIsTRY.-ln the Seventh Ward yes
ttIday. %. persons were registered. 4IO white
-. colored. This makes a total of2,55 in the
ward, IN which he nolored outnumbsr the
whites by 1863 The whites in the city thus Far
are IN the ascendency 500.
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LOCAL NEWS.
AhCsEmEsTs &c TONIGHT

NATIONAL THEATBR It -i'ht, MISS In
C.lle Western takes farewell benefit And
VIII appear in Buckstone's romantic drama
emitted Flowers OF the Forest; or. the Ciipsey
Queens Devotion 4"
lRsT Baptist CHURCH, 18th street-Rsv
III. GiiIeitr VIII repest bis lecture, sGIrelsnd
a. ssw II " tins evening
CARROLL HALL, @ street, between 9th and
IOth-faIT for the benefit Of the new Hall and
mouse oi the Christian Brothers, now open.
"a n EofoLiTAs HALL-BurIesque OF the
'BlacE Crook,' and other novelties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

APPOINTED DIR. Andrew !. BOrIand Of
ms city, has been appointed Acting Assistant
Surgeon, l. =. A and ordered TO Dakota Ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

SIXTH WARD JOHNSON UNION CLUB-The
reRu monthly meeting o: this club Was held
at Steele Hall, Navy Y.rd, last evening-Mr
e. a Bohrer IN the cLsir and G. r. B5hrer
secretary. Resolutions were adopted indorsing
the nominations n ade by the con aervaiye con-
Nenton. Mr.. F. mcNerhsny thanked the club,
IN behalf OF the nominees, for their indorse-
ment A resolution was also adopted declaring
thst ~ was the duty Of the club to ses that
every Democrat and CONSERVATIVE should vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

REVIEW or THB POLICE FORCR-There is 10
he a general inspection and review by the
commissioners OF the whole METROPOLITAN
police force on the 18th instant
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THE BEsT fine Jewelry Store. and undoubt-
edly the cheapest. rs 10 be found at 80 Penn.
sylVania avenue, kept by 1. Alexander =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

TIE FISH WHARF.-The arrivals of fish at
the wharf foot OF 9TH street. continue light
Yesterday, the quantity landed did not ev-
eted 10000 shad and $4,000 herring. The de-
mand continues TO exceed the supply, and
consequently the prices are we'll up, shad
seilng al so to sli per hundred, and herring
50 70 80 per thousand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

Do YOU WANT 20 make a good Investment
Go then and buy your Clothing at liable 4
Co.'S. No. i6o Pennsylvania avenue go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

BARS, corner 9TH and + streets, are Offering
great InaUcement in their large stock of Men
and Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

Buy your Spring and Summer Wear a
the we'll known establishment of Bar & Co
corner eth and f streets. Shirts made to or
der at the shortest notice. 2
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EIGHT HOURs--The Journeymen House
PAINTERS have asked a redu elton OF the hours
Cflabor on Saturday 10 eight and a majority
Of he employers have aCceded TO their re-
qu9st',and this rule will &C INTO operation to-
morrow afternoon.
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wv Il I ) K . Z )
MUsTACHEaf

Forced 70 grow upon the smOotest face In from
three to i've weeks by using DR.. SEVIGkk's
RkSTAURATEUR OAPILLAlRE 4, the most won
derful discovery in modern science, acting pon
the Beard and Hair In an almost miraculous % sn-
ner IL g. been used by the elite Of Paris and
London with the most hsttering success. Names
OF sll purchasers will be registered and IL entire
money will be cheeriully refunded. Price by mall,
sealed and postpaid 81. Descriptive circulars aud
sBUTTs 90, Chemists, No. 2s5 River sire ct,
Troy, New York. Sole age ats for the United
States. ap s-dAweoly
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NAL AU PIRDs.-Pour cors. ognons. MYERS
ongles, etc, conseil Dr. White, Pennsylyanis
avenue. No. i2i pres rue Az Etabn 1861
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STRANGE TRANsACTIoS.-Yesterda de-
'rttiNts Ciaryoe and McDevitt ar ested pat
lick Mcnamara and Michael Kelly, upon A
charge OF roboing Mr.. Patrick O'BrIeu. pro
fTlriOT OF the Nallach House, of - IN mon
-. ana a pistol valued at SD They had a
neal ING at police headq quarters before Justia.
IuthrT' when II appeared in evidence that on
ld-' monday night the accused were al the
Nalldch House. Dir. o. BrIen had been drink
~ =, hut was not drunk. Mcnamara was The
baIkreper, and Kelly was so intimate that he
Nas behind the bar. They drank together
end u BrIen testified before the magistrate that
the accused bad by some means so affected
him' tbdt about five minutes after - O'clock
'AN' "a Ne was conscious of all that WAS iran
spring, De- could not utter word He saw
hcNamara take his money, and go 10 the win
60" ard examine ~, and then return to Kelly
Nh'n both handled n. He soon lost conscious
nee ana remembered nothing more He did
MOI 20 home that night His friends sough.
LOT MN the next day, and notified The police
that ne was missing, and fears We're enter
famed that he had been murdered He was
hnAily discovered AT an eating saloon on g.
tvjE cen llth and 12th streets, where he went
win the accused, and was left in charge OF
The ColoTed attendant, with the Injunction TO
take care OF him, as be was intoxicated The
pistol was found yesterday standing upon is
muzZle behind the 1Ith street dosr OF the Wal
lach House The money was not recovered
ne Justice held the parties 10 bail IN 800 eac
Tor Trial at the June term OF the criminal court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

No BETTER INVESTMENT can be made thar
IN Clothing at the present red ueed prices a
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
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FOB SALE.

zNgz - III
: The largest and beet collection OF EXTRA choice
koisette. Bengal, Perpetual, Hybrid, Moss,
Monthly Moss. and Climbing Roses. Also, the
best Climbing Plants, ornamental Shrubs and
Plants, Fruit Trees, 40 &C. PlaDts, &c. packed
with great care and sent to any part OF the coun-
first quality. A JARDIk. Florist,
NH 80 I'm 18th and d SIS First Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re
ceIved this morning, at the Great Contra
Clothing House, 400 eth street, opposite tn
Post Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

HE tAeR OF CLRAvRR.-messrs. Lander
snu Kendall have taken the case of Ulsaver
convicted and sentenced to i've years impris-
onment In the Albany peDitentIary for man
slaughter, IN causing the death OF Mary Ann
reeves IN February last, TO the Court in Gen
eral Term. on writ OF error and appeal and
insge Fisher, in the Criminal Court, has
granted stay OF the execution or the iudg-
ment OF the court for a reasonable time-until
the Court in General Term makes decision
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METRoPoLIT.s
341 o street, between "a and eth streets .

NOTICE TO oT IsrI tsbENDs on THE
To prevent further imposition from parties pro-
fessipg ts cell
wehave established the following dspoes n, A..
Island, where alone the genuine article osn es
T. M Ossseii, corner 9TH street and Ma .x.,,..
b. L. Ohalin, Ne 81 3, corner l2th and % "a
Walker Bro. az street, bet. r and y: Il
=. B. Ola he, Ef ssd streets;
John agar, 9Th and @ streets
John Oregon corner 7sh aud eta
nessrs. tephsnssn, y strset, bet. Iefb ana flth:
" stksr Co, corner Nd avsaue and nth ct.
Csrlenter hcOuin, corner 18th cad sts.
PHYeI0lAHT RAND. BOOK o. FRACTION
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MOURNING DRESS GOODS DEPOT

Our customers and the public in general are re
spechuily Informed that We are giving special at
tention 70 cur
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
Our stock Of Mourning Dress Goods fs now YER
complete, and 1t may be said that are almost
daily adding to il new and choice goods fsLu.
pins celebrated manufacture. weinvite att L.
tion to the following articles:
Lupin fine TO extra superfns Bombazine
Lupin e fine to extra fine Black Tamise
Lupin's fine Black SILK Warp ehalIy.
Lupin's "a and 81 Black MousseIine de Laipe
Lupins magni foe Mt quality Black HERNIA mis- And
Grenadines in Gil widths
Lupins superb quality Black Floreuttpe and
B. zsntine
LupiHs Black Grape Maretz Bareses. and Ia
martimes.
Mourning Silks, all qualities
Black English Grape, Grape Wells.
Al.Nsndre's Black Kid and Silk Gloves.
SThe above Goods are all Of this season i'm.
portation.
Warranted as represented, AND THE Prices
ABE FIXED AS LOW AS POSSIBLE, in order
that we may largely Increase our business In this
departm emit, and make our house at once
THE POPULAR RESORT
for Goods OF this class.
jos. }. MAY B CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
my / STIFF between 9Th and 10th SITS
EACHAEGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUB.
Il LEY q CO.
We are selling Bills OF Exchange sn England
Ireland and Scotland, for enc pound sterling and
upwards, at our once, 4Os Psnnsyl vsnia avenue
! sp % 3ni WIN. HUXLEY 90.
SODA wATEB FegNTAiN FOB sALE-Tn-
BE- Sets ssiIs q ana HkLLhUTH' Ne AM 1ts st.
1S6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMEs. A0S
The Isrge,t a.sor tment In the District, a. w
ap27-et Between ID and K SITS.
CXCELsIOR WEISS BIER.
LXCELsIOR WEISS BEBk.
1xSsEsHSk % WEES B BEEs
suing season for that dsiishtful summer beverage
ExoELsIoR WEISS BEER.
And respectfully solicit orders from all dealers
Who wish 20 ensure q constantsupp ofthe best
The EIeeisior Weiss Beer 10 N manufactured from
e: 6S
Wsi. RsI and to dealers from the
RILRY A. sRINN.
Corner Of Greene and Olive streets,
ap le-lm Georgetown, D. o.
LAY COOKE co, :
BAN BIS.
AUGUST $50 TREASURY MOTIFS
converted iHto siI PER cent. GOLD Interest Bonds,
Exchange made at opc>,
5 ALL aoPBRHN1Hr sncURIrIEs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

TIE PUPILS OF Professor Marini will give
him a complimentary seiree tonight, at his
Academy. l. street, at which. among other
attractions the celebrated ''German" Will be
brought out IN fine style. This will be the
last soiree Of the season prior 70 the May Bail,
which occurs on the 9th instant. ittf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-03

JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit, al the Great Central Clothing
House j. H. SMITH
AGO sth street, opposite Post Office