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New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
FRIDAY, Feb. 15-P. NJ.
Gold close, at 1861, The range OF the day has been

FRIDAY, fep. l0--l NJ
Gold close, at 1861. The range OF the day has been
JSGlG13Gs.
Government stocks without exception are firm and
In steady demand. The new Dos are per cent
higher. and quoted at 1867. In'Railway bonds and
Bank shares the changes are unmportant. The gen
era share market is lower under sales by operators
who arc tired OF waiting for a rally and disposed TO
close up their accounts for the present Pacific Mail
was freely sold touching az one time 49, and closing
at the Second Beard at 150 The decline is attrlb-
oted i'm part to the disturbance of loans upon some
Of the new stock issued in November, lSCO and 70
exaggerated stories OF Sickness upon the lstlimus
The active railway shares at the regular Board are
from 20 per cent lower. Aftcrthe call the market
was irregular and stockS offered quite freely Ihe
last prices were New-York Central, lOOsalOl
Erie, 5G.a56. Reading, lOis&lOi,; Michigan
Southern, 723a72,; North Western $685.; North
Western Preferred GG.aG7; Rock Island, @sQ0s
Fort Wayne, 97s0973.
The following prices were bid for Bank shares
New-York, III; Manhattan, 1872; Merchants, ll2
Mechanics, 1l5 America 134 Phenix, lO5; Trades
mems, 1f2; National, 10; Merchants Exchange,
100 Commerce, 112l Ocean, lOli American Ex-
change, 115; Chatham 14O; Bank Of North America,
IOf Metropolitan. 123 Nassau, l03; Shoe and Leath
sr. III; Corn Exchange, III; Continental, lO2; ST.
Nicholas IC4; Central National, lOo; Fourth Ma
tonal 1882.
Money is in good demand at Ga7 per cent, and
loans at ess rates are exceptional The prudent ac-
ton of Congress upon financial questions is regarded
by cautious people as a bar against new ventures
and safety rather than large and hazardous profits is
more sought for.
Exchange is firm at tho following rates
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
Hnantial.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.
L PROPOSALS FOR LOAN or $50 900 OOO

Az ACT loan for the redemption OF over due bonds OF The
hreas The bonds the Commonwealth and ert'n certificates Of
d bnes, amounting tsentyhree millions Of dollars have been
Sud WR1rea Il desirable hnt 1c should be paid and with
sseToS l. BE- sat,c9 By he Of Representative,
% Gommosa q az N & GserT % g s GSrnor S a 4n
dor and State Treasurer be- snd hereby authorized ana
saour and With less than forty days they may deem
rs certificates Of loan bond, Of the Commonwealth io ne
sln bearing interest at rate not Teeeng m G eea,u per aRaa 49,
M Padcpha certificates Of loan aud bonds sla not be SUB
s be Pyabe as follows, namely: nous Of dollars PAYABLE at
any me sT ss & ear & @ ana y T S r & seen years and ten mil
lions Of dollars any time amer feen years snd w,Gn Neyasg
the Auditor General and stored ~ TIE Po1ks tae
AaS' @ =, % F,er and Mecsoicy National Of Philadelphia
the proceeds whole Of which loan rcung premium Il ers
rsItassl es,ts,s" Of udeb,eacss Of TIE Gcmaonpea
G9yeTnor Asrg i bt no hcre6J aathoze 70 be issued
NC lie bonds Of the STATE and Of indebtedness
S,S S,S5 aiS ' !. me De Gosrno Audo} s1er,
Of Indebtedness Of the Comino5 Nsata -
@ or ofinieeine Of the s,lie Moneys hereby
S to hi Tor he loan hereby authorized 70 BE- issued and 70 eur
reader the bonds the certificates Of loan G by ne y ,n % h
making such 3D. and 70 receive the bonds auhoi' 70 Dc ''u'' " WIS
SIC Any person persons standing e filca car a,I 'i'ei
m ne niu ''S1 s. % % w. , nav without ,ny orlcr Of court
m na @ % % m ,i Ispd. authorized 10 be issued by rate Of
pr,r,iun uot exceeding twenty centgiu.
SEC That and after Tie % th set az tne Dohs o. ~
shall be pad of IN the oricr ohrr uaars
0a1s Of this Commonwealth not le QUE sh uo
e,s,pr from S municipal local xitn, alter he que
Pebrary thousand eight hundred aud 'I's'eh shan have
been paid .,-,,--.-, l. ..-l...,, h.,.
iii AZ, ber,bv r.p@ael JOHN T. GLASS
' Speaker Of the House of representatives,
l.. N. HALL,
Spelxrr of the Senate.
Approved second day fFebusry one h5asiEi e synad ana
S'l'.' -
nrop,s vii DC t e 90 u the state Irris1r m we wy
afIarr.hurf Pctasyiyau unl y oc''h m o te s GAY S nP
10 lr5 t ipIei fs follows. Pop0sak for lr1usyl'4Hii oAe
Loan q" Trrasurr Department Har1shuff. lrun, T. q A.
Ul vail be- Icce,-i r 90 rsimburshe 10 y'aTS ah pay
ABE n ~ years 5000 90 rHhursahc iH I' ya am pay e ' 10
rr,r, pl 1000 remLuIsahr j. and Iaia M - ifN
m b. either % ptF cent tef lt sum Fts ~
viii bs se-rici No bd "I @ San raf vl nr ' .rIe'
,rl. willie issued and higher desired By
he oan,s 10 from STATE. local and muic pat tatcs
% r, s b,rs Of ne Commonwealth of Iclns AEa vii be re-
ee,ed u pa pymeut Of ts Joan, hut mc must state W"'iAe
they cash or ~ the overdue loans 'l'ie
No tuuoa u BE- made JetsetH bd Pay ni ,a'h or over
Governor II PcnnsvlvanA
JOHN y HaRIRANFr.
Auditor Gcne-sL
W H. KEABLB
state Treasurer
ncrspspsr Publishing the 'bo'e uHe'' Authorized wi" re-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
FAMILY MARKETS.

or LIVING EXPENSES IN NEW-noIh.
FRIDAY, February IS. 1867.
Tho stock of mants on sale large but save bhgit
dccrc in mutton. prices remain unchanged Heoi stn
continues higher in cOmpari'nn than other meats bu
Ter and ergo have a downward look though fine sweet
butter Is not plenty. Frst sh are rather scarce ana
prices do not decline much aS anticipated. a lcW
souhcrn sb d are occasonly found In market, which Sc
nj 81 so each Flour meal sugar. ten and O,cr groceries
continue very uniform. Poultry IA IN fair supply nv
former rates while some of the game birds now out
lawcd unless proved 90 from the West are oicHe
cheaper We drop vcni,oI that just being ruled out
Fresh vegetables, lettuce, fttcus, hnarh ana cIcaA
arc declining as Spring approaches We quote.
tSD CEACKEls
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDSON CRY, Feb. l5.-The receipts OF cattle up
TO present writing 23 head. nine cars of which
came in to-day Six cars expected tomorrow lne
large and business quite lively The stock l. now al sold
and the demand unsuppied Prices are tagc 10 lgher
than this day week or about as they ranged at OEc
hndrehst last Monday, fair to good cattle selling at 10
Gifc with fair lots selections 40 7c ana lew
very choice at l7c II not lsc few rough cattle stags
bulls and old cows went low 06l2c, put the gen
eral quality OF the stock fully up 10 tne average
Large numbers are reported as leaving Buffalo Tor
Albany ..,
sheep are coming forward freely the receps 40 these
wards being 900 up TO the present time, 1900 OF them
coming In today They have all been sold at 6@7te 0
Two lots sold by H. NJ Bliss viz l6i coarse lnd sheep OF
iO0 m nc CIc and 3y2 fine WOOL but not fat So - H. sheep
brought GG6sc. &. T. Decamp brought N lIs nne Wool
sheep from Livingston County n y, which cost him
I Oj5 and averaged 81 n head They were sold here az
ic 1 and brought slO9 TO- but as the expenses were
sl4g sj. IL was a losing business. .,
The Hog trade at FOrtieth-st has continued very uni
form during the week, and prices still range AT oGotc
Rive cars came in this morning, and five more ere eN
pccted before night. Western Dressed worth 9G9tc
with lighter arrivals.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

BOOKsTAVER THAYER d. SIOSsON BANKERS AND
BROKERS No. II Broadway, New York. Dealers m Gold
Government Securities Railroad, Express, aud Mining
Stock
Members Of the Board of Brokers and Mining Board
will sell Merchants Union Express Stock, as follows
per share paid in
IL per share paid in for.
u per share paid in 10
II per share paid in for 10
American, Adams, United States and Wells. Fargo
Co.'S Stocks, al LOWEST MARKET RITES Orders Tor pur
chase and sale H all of above securities solicited.
y. B.HOlders OF Merchants Union Stock sending for
ward for sale must Endorse each receipt and attach
power Of attorney, signed IN BLANK, except as 10 the
number of shares.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

NENTRAL PARK LOTS at AUCTION.-A.
BLRECKER will sell on SATURDAY FEB n. at y o'clock al
Soom III Broadway two LOTS uoh side OF Seventy ts
22J feet east Of Finhaye.. each 2jI!H2
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
prrnIlng.

NNTM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1Q FultOn-st
w -SrBAM JOB PR1NTRRS aud LABEL MANUFACTURE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

NOUNTRY HOMES at MODERATE PRICES,
in vicinity Of HexYork; bargains kihh Rosl &C. Small
wanted supply demlnd SNlTH No ~ Boadaay
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
EOR SALE-At MOrristOwn, New-Jersey, the

EOR SALE-At MOrIistOwn, New Jersey, thd
elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE anil RM Of tc late Boonss
Graves from the MOrown Depot containing abon'
The mansion house these premises Is very ge nd spa9l
bElt the substantial and expensive manner WIN a e hoo
improvements There also the prUs Ann house e1ed
barns carriage green and gapehomes cghouse ed and ~
other nrsssry buildings grounds under the hgest sN
cultivation and ornamental improvement containing an sieeen ga
variety. The house i Stnao on et
land commanding beautiful and extensive land views h place Is se
for it elegance the beauty OF its sner ana me
New-loIk
and Essex Railroad be al tines for iihef ialen
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

FEn. 15-2,3O9 bbls Flour G26 bbs. Whisky 300 bbls
Corn Meal 1000 bush. Oats, $40 bush. Seeds, pkgs
Asbes zoo ukcs Beef 1913 bhs Pork, 1jG9 pKgs. Cut
Meats 1866 pkgs. Lard, - Dressed Hogs, 27J2 bbls
Petroleum Lsj2 pkgs. Butter, ,3i4 pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoAEY-Intcros al the rate OF Six per cent
per annum IN GOLD payable In the City of NcwYork
For full particulars apply 70 or address
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securitcs.
No. NaSsau-st, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

A. FARM Flushing L. L. mile ron road depot Beautifully
situated on high ground consisting about eighty uahs land,
bounded small stream Of water There Is on the place
three houses othutngs Gc and ebnn-
dance kinds Onehaf the purchase refnan 90
Address oAhlbh
WILLRTT Re al Estate Agent Mainsi., Finishing J. l.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

4 bEAUTTFUL HUUSE near JtnIIiu IdTR
N ,35OOO Greenwicl-st $1,000: two splendid byIS
TAy Urtb OSE and eight LOTS 10 Brookyn ony @6 800 ham
some HOUSE GROUNDS Hudson Cty beautiful Fus
Inr JAQUES No. a8 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
Hccf nnrinr.hnnse
Chickens. choice, y

Chickens, choice, y h p d2G
Ordinary, y b.......lSW20
Broilcrs, y pmr.Sl 2j0sl 30
Ducks, choice. q N. .2SW32
Ordinary, y d.. 1920
WidgeOn. y 10 ......75Usl
Canyass-baCk, y
pair........ s. J0a:5 %
Mallard, 4 pr".sl 2jWSl 90
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16

" Wstegp Penn.-Owng % the large Increase Of visitors At this
mace the concluded dispose rumber Of CotSs
Ions Second Plateau beautiful eninenes
300 feet above and abo 80 yards distant from the hole
Of the Gap. and the DcaWse River Per
sons dro1, spending sumner this delightful mountain so
can have cottages the m Of June cost Of VI 0 70
application be made by the Erst Of March
Address WM a. BKODIIEAD. Delaware W4ergsp. Penn
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
iREAp AND cRAu

q 100 ..............7j0s 0sl y
Frying. = 100 81 aOn2
Slddlrl,Ock. PiOO.S2 SOrtt0
Picked. PlOO 81 OJ02 %
Salmon, Smoked. yD JOG3i
Picked. y 20 ......... .2iU2j
Sclllous. a. at ..........a .aJ0 20
Shad. Smoked. A. n ..lsnlD
Sounds & Tongucs.F 10 l5dl0
New-York tribune., 1867-02-16
EOR SALE-A splendid FARM Of about SOG S

EARM mt pEEKSKILL, 324 Acres, for SALf
or EXCHANGE for house and lot in Jersey Ct or oboken
onre Of II. MERRITT, No AZ 1Lirdave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

ALRxASpRnA lYsHs Prom the A,sxsns,r,a
Jos~~st Of yesterday aftss1oea We clip the ri.
loving: : : :
The grocery store OF Mr.. O. Milburn. corner
Cameron and Royal streets, was entered last
night through ems Of the rear Windovs. and
about seven hundred pennies, TIVE dollars and
Fifty cents in currency, and q quantity OF
yeast, stolen therefrom. A colored nov,
named George Boss, In The employ of Mr. NJ
was suspected, and subsequently, arrested by
the watch, ana confined In the lookup.
Liberty Hall, we learn, was well filled last
night, 10 witness q spaYring exhibition, be-
tween several .'competeDts" In that order, the
principal OF which were McCabe and Bolster,
81 Maryland, beth Of whom rank high among
the pugultstic performers of the age.
A strong force is now hard at work, repair
ing damages on the ". A. & G.. r. Il. Bridge,
AUD IL Is expected that the trains will again be
IN motion between this city and Washington
sometfne during the coming week.
III the weather should permit the continued
operations of the construction corps, on the
l.. q h. K R., II is believed that the trains
VIII be running 10 Leesburg BY the LIST Of May
next.
One week from to-day, occurs our m uuicipal
election, and the various candidates for popu-
lar favor are in q perfect fatter.
Fresh supplies of Anthracite coal are coming
In very opportunely. as the stock was lowO
and Is selling at from % to %. so per ton.
The fishermen are casting in their nets, and
the probabilities are highly in favor OF ''good
rDn."
Theodore q. Mohler, the mule thief, who
escaped from the offcer, day or SO since, is
still at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
CHARLIs HlRZsBR9.

SuCC00oOH 70 l9oeC nerzoerG n Bon,
Who have condu the PswnSrokilg Basfnsss
yesr. the emily Psvnbro isr in the Distric., S
take this method Of thanking their patroasO "
anA the public for the conndence heretofore shown
them, and beg leeve TO cSll their attention 20 the
fact that still continue 90 make the highsst "a.
yanees IN all sums 1pon all articlea Of Jewelry,
Diamonds, Watches, Bonds. Government Serb,
silver Plate, &C.. for which ve have superior
plsces of deDost and security, which viii 81 1sys
Do shown for the Of those patronizin
e. Ms:.nc HSSsF.., q sS:ry az
vancss are made, guaranteefnG When required
against moth, and always against injury Hsving
have special facilities for storage Of ali md
Of Asrehandies, Furniture, As.. on which We
make the higheet a1vsncss for days. veSks or
month";. We call especial attention % the feet
that ewing 70 the large capital employed in oar
business. We car make adyaacss g sueh rates o.
nssf; 4. = e Ssf We ssI so.ds
Ing smcis netiss through tie varioss city jsar.
viih % are never Lost il thsir rsdsS ptios n a.
sired. We call especial attention . our arraues-
ments Tor foswarding goods 10 any part q tie
country, arrenssneno which On sxDertenco o.
aftsen years has ersoght 70 psrfsottoe. 0epso-
itors are enaotsd ~ this mems 20 redeem thsar
Fo9ds from or omes No natter whore they aV
yste aparinents ior cosnds ntiai Susls go i. B.
We have no sesnection With asy d silar sstsb.
lishnent In this city Refer g any old ra.idsat Of
washingtoa. lsIsmbsr HHRzBDeQ's LssI
Sfios; Ssl ne[sa street, bsssssn ~ sd 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

NATIONAL BANK OF THE METROPOLIS ACT.
q. u. SPRAGUE AND OTHRks.-Yesterdav
Judge Ulin appointed Jonn 4. Ennis aad Ma.
thanisi Wilson receivers In this case, with au.
thority 10 take possession Of the lease, furni.
tare, &c., Of the Kirkwood House, on giving
bond in the penal sum Of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

NOT ADoPrEp-The preamble and reeolu-
ZION onerea ey MI K III. Hall At the Board of
Trade meeting on Monday evening last in ref.
erence TO Congress enac ting some general form
OF government for the entire District and the
Substitute for the same proposed by Mr. Thorn
praying Congress 10 repeal the charters OF
Washington and Georgetown, were neither OF
them adopted; bat were both referred to a spe.
cial COMMUNICATIONS. Mitchell, Hall, and
Orms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

THE URBANIrY BALL-On Mon dav exsnino
next, the Urbaaity Association will give one
OF their very agreeable balls, At Marini,s
Academy, street, near 9Th, for which tn.
committee OF arrangements are making every
arrangement 30 that their friends viii spend
an agreeable time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS,
ADJUSTMENTS. &C., TONIGHT


WALLS NEW OPERA HoUsE-Ths talented
wehb Sisters IN three capital pieces: ga Hus.
band at Sisht," Betty Martin" and "A Day
Too Late" Ada IN five characters, with songs
and dances. Emma IN ave characters.
NATIONAL THEArRR.-Last night but two
Of lawn Forrest who will appear in
Jack Cade." MISS Lille as .Kate worthy"
FORREST HALL, Georgetown. ID. O-rhe
lady amateur, will present the Benouncer,"
and "Barney, the Baron" this evening
ODE FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard.-Fair Of
last Washington N. E. Church.
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUsTREs.-A special
meeting of the Board OF Trustees OF Public
Schools WAS held last evening in their room at
the City Hall. Mayor Wallach an the cnan.
tin, Brown. Woodward, Fox, Cassell, John.
son, and nj urtaxh.
The object of the meeting being to hear the
report Of the comnittes on vocal music, on the
resolution offered at the last meeting by Mr..
Clarke, directing the teacher eff music to dis
continue the public concerts until further no.
tIcs.
Mr. Brown, chairman Of the committee m ade
a report fayorins the present sy stem OF giving
the concerts, but recommending some changes
a. to the manner OF giving them.
MIR. Clarke was opposed to the public con-
Certs, and contender that 1t deprived the
Children Of instruction while the music
Jracher's time was occupied IN preparing for
the puolc exhibitions. He thought this time
ing the pupils IN the elementary branches of
music Another reason for directing was, that
u diverted the minds of the children from their
studies, and seriously interfered with their
progress In the regular and more important
branches.
Mr. johnson concurred in the opinions ex.
pressed by Mr.. Clarke. and stated the teac hers
OF the schools were opposed to the concerts.
MIR. Wood ward advocated the present sys-
tenn. IL was an incentive and made the study
agreeable Ia the children.
Messrs Rhees and Murtagh advocated the
passage OF the resolution offered by Mr. Clarke,
and thought the concerts should be dispensed
with.
Mr.. Wilson was opposed to the resolution
lie thought the concerts created a desire in the
children to study music
The vote being taken on the report of the
committee, resulted follows:
lesS-Messrs. Wilson, Brown, Wood ward,
Walsh, Clarke. johnson and Murtagh.
The Chair voted in the negative, and the re-
port was rejected.
The resolution of Mr.. Clarke was then adopt
ed lnstTuctIng the professor of music to con.
fine himself TO the teaching of the science and
practice of music.
Mr. TRstIn offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
ResOlrtd, That the committee of the CITY
Councils be instructed TO ask the CITY Coun !.
ellis to consider the eXpedency of purchasing
for the use of the pHslic schools in the First
District the building situated 18th streat,
between q and III streets, now occupied as the
parish school OF 81. Matthew's Church.
The application Of Miss Clark fer the DO
sition OF teacher was referred. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

PRIVATE HoP.-The @. Y. Ms will give the
third OF q series Of private hops on FRIDAY
evening next, and from the list Of young mea
composing the committee OF arran gements IL
promises 10 equal IL not excel, their former
parties, which have created such a sensation
among the young ladies and gentlemen Of
WashinKtou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

PICKPOCKETs ON THE RAILRoADS-Duripp
month past the railroads have been Infected
win great number OF thieves and nick
pockets operating wherever opportunity
offers Several TobberIes have been reported
ana upon the ,rains between Washington and
Baltimore number OF the light Il n gered gentry
nave been seen ard driven OF. Yesterday, we
are informed, cOvey of eight noted thieves
were put on the frsin at Annapolis Junction
and a number of others were seen The South.
tra trains frorn this city were in sted by them
Tor a TIME during the winter, and several
losses of considerable amount were recorded
Inc Detectives managed to drive of the m All
body, but the operations on the MaryIand
roads ind cate that the thieves are coming this
way again. The Detectives are on the look
out for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

A YOUTHFUL HI6HwAYMAI.-Yesterd
efficer BuIl, OF the First Ward, arrested . col
cred boy named EDWARD Gordon, tor larceny
OF ten cents from another boy on tie street
CPon the morning report Of the precinct IL sp.
Iears that the prisoner was committed 70 jail
Tor court for high way robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

SUDDEN DEATH.-Yesterday afternoon Ser
eeant Fool found a colored woman living IN the
Suter on the continuation Of North Capitol
street, In the county, in . helpless CONDITION.
she was too Ill 70 tell her name, and the Ser
geant procured wagon and removed her to
the freedmen's hospital, where she received
proper attention. All was without avail how.
ever, ana she expired an hour after she arrived
al ihe hospital. She was identified as a woman
named Sarah Carter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

DIR. WHITE, Ohiropodist l24 Penn. av, be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bunions, bad nails,
enlarged JOINTS, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cresences, &c. Once hours from a m. to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

UNDER TEE HEAD OF - Charge of Larceny"
an Item appeared in the Star on Monday con
corning charge made by gentleman who
had taken a vapor bath at the electrical in sti
tutlon of DIR. w. h. Shedd. on Sth street that
ne had lost $50 note there, and thar il had
been tsken by the young man in attsn dance a
son Of DIR. Shedd Had the item met our eve m
would not have appeared, as we are satisfied
from the evidence that the charge was an en-
treiy mistaken one. and that the money wa.
lost elsewhere thasat. DR. Shedd's establish.
inent The Justice W no examined all the EVIL
oehce very properly dismissed the case The
.estaslishment OF DIR. Shedd bears q high repu-
fatlon Tor the manner in which IL il coRd ucted
and we think il due TO DIR. s. and his SON TO
thus set the matter right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

ORPHANS Court, Judge PupceU-Yester-
DAY. the will of the late Charles Stoke, be-
queathing his estate TO his wife and daughter.
and nominating. his wife a. executor, was die
and partially proven.
The first and final accounts Of the admins.
uaior OF Lonisa Collins, and administrator
OF AugustineN N. T. Howle, were Approved and
passed.
The sale of the real estate Of Charles Morris
ADDISON, by his guardian, Julia III. Addison,
was finally ratified, confirmed and made abso.
Lutte.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

Embrocation is specific. Price 81 per bottle
For sale at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between
N an d 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT afternoon a
coIOred man, named Thomas Curtis, was driy.
,ns morse belonging 10 Mr.. Joseph H. CAV
Ter, on Pennsylvania avenue, between I7th
ana leth streets, waen the animal took fright
ana Ian away. and in his course ran over a
son OF Mr. John A Rheem, aged about years.
Doctors Young and Lincoln were called 10 sf.
tend the child. and found his injuries so seri-
Gus that they express no hope Of his recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

J0NIs-BEAsON. On the 2lst inst, at the
resi6enee OF the brides father by the Rev. Mr.
kreos Miss BET1IE g. JONES, Of ashing-
kis, Wis. No cards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

GOOD MerinO Shirts and Drawers, 80 cents
gosd cotton Half Hose, Is cents; good MsrinC
Half Hose. 25 cents, at Francs Popular Gents
Furnishing Store, 494 9TH street, between
and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

FINE Gloss Kid Button Boots at d. B. Will.
SOB s, NO. SOB 9TH street, under Odd Fellows
Hall, at prices ranging from $3.50 to Sc so 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-27

THOSE LADIES who want an elegant EN-.
brUidered Yoke for Night Gown or Uhemlse.
can get one cheap by calling at Princes, ISL +
street, before he moves his stock to his ne "
store, 439 Ninth street &