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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-26

OY NAGLE CO, AuCt1Oneers,
ID Sslesroom 295 Pa. sv., bet. 9Th and lot cts ;.
NAGLE & co. will give their personal attention
e the sale of Real Estate and Household Furniture.
Also, to the sales of stocks of Groceries, Wines
Liquors. and Merchandise of every description,
Horses, Carriages. Harness, &c.
Liberal cash advances made on consignment.
Regular Sales at our Salesroom every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 10 O'Clock
al1-n EAGLE CO., Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-26

RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late Clerks with Jas e. Mcclure g. Co..
SOuthWe corner of Penna. ave. and 18th street.
Star Office Building. .r-
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 9Th STREET
WEST; NEAR TIE CORNER OF q NORTH,
On MONDAY. October 18Th at AZ O'Clock, in
front of the premises, shall offer sa part of
Lot No. Z, Square AIS, fronting 1 feet the east
side f6th street 30 feet from the corner Of and
running back 9Sfeet AZ inches.
Terms: One third cash; balance in and 12
months; deferred payments to be secured on the
property. Conveyancng at cost of pur haser.
CLAGETT SWEENY,
Real Estate Brokers.
COOPER 4 LATIMER,
oc25-d Intel .&Chronl Auctioneers.
RY COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auctioneers,
II date clerks with j. G. Mcclure & Co,
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street. Star Office Building
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY ON NEW JERSEY
AVENUE, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Mover Der LIST, at
O'Clock, on the premises, will sci Eart of Lot 4,
In Square 63O situated the east siJe Of New Jer
eey avenue, between D and 81 7eets, near the
Baltimore Depot The lot is a.out Is feet front,
BY 146 feet deep.
Terms: One.fourth cash, balance in one, two,
and three years with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the property. Conveyancing and stamps
at cost Of purchaser; 90 down at time Of sale.
oc "A dads COOPER LATIMER, Ancts.
QY COOPER LATIMER, Auctfeneers,
Lat rYorty ars-sfh n,rs- ~
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

a GENTLEMAN who was about to
travel on French railroad, had, at the
time of entering the car, an unlighted
cigar in his mouth. Observing that
there was II lady in the com ,artment,
he was about to replace the cigar in his
case, when, 10! from the lady's feet
there arose fierce dog in threatening
attitude. At the same time the lady
snatched the cigar from the gentleman's
mouth and threw it out of the window,
with the remark: 81 dislike smokers;
they make me ill.," The gentleman,
with polite bow, rejoined: ~ do not
like dogs, they annoy me.' Then, seiz.
ing the animal by the back of the neck.
he pitched him after the cigar.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

CRowDING 4 BACHELoR.-"Wh
did you come here after ?" inquired
Miss Susan Draper, of II bachelor friend
WHO made her call when the rest of
the folks were gone out.
81 came to borrow some matches" he
meekly replied.
Matches! that's likely story. Why
don't you make match? know what
you came for" exclaimed the delighted
Miss as she crowded the old bachelor
into corner, ''you came to hug and
kiss me almost TO death, but you shan't
unless you are the strongest, and the
Lord knows you are"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

"SIR," said one of two antagonists,
with gre,,t dignity, to the other, during
a dispute which had not been confined
to words, "you have called me liar
and scoundre!; you have spit in my
face; you have struck me twice. ! hope
you will not rouse the sleeping lion in
my breast, for if ysu should, cannot
tell what may be the consequences"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

AN Irishman who had left his native
country and sought an asylum in Amer
lea because it was the land of liberty,
was attacked on his first arrival, in De-
cember, by furious mastiff. He
stopped to pick up stone to defend
himself, hut the stone was frozen fast.
"By my SOUL" says Pat, "what swate
country, where the dogs are let loose
and the stones tied fast"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

REV. j. +. CLARK illustrates the
need Of brevity and point in addresses
to children, by II story Of II Clergyman
who wearicd II little girl by his long
sermon, and ~ he gathered himself for
u new assault, she cried out. Oh, moth
or! he isn't going to stop at all; he is
swelling up again ~
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ATALL, keen.eyed countryman wall

TALL,keen-eyed countryman wslt.
ed into courtroom during the pro.
gross of n trial. Stepping mp 10 one Of
tho "ring," he requested that the pris-
oners might he pointed out to him, The
lawyer he accosted, being somewhat Of
n wag, pointed to the jury. The strsn.
ger surveyed them critically, when
turning TO his informer, be remarked;
"Well, they are hard looking set, aint
they? know by their looks they ought
To 60 to State's Prison. every one Of
theu.'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

THE Capitol building at Washington,
it is stated, originally cost about 81 400
900. The additions, alterations and eX-
tensions of this building, which ARE
now nearly completed, it Is estimated
will cost sl2, 100000.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-12-20

"SIsTRR." ssid one ofthe brethren at
love feast, "are you happy?" "Yes,
deacon, feel ~ thoug was In Beel-
zebnb's BOSOM" mot In Heelsehub's
bosom" "Well, In some one Of the
patriarchs, l don't care which"
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HOTELS AND SALOONS

I o \ q % \ ID ii o 7 T. l.. &.
,IiE undersigned having leased and r.-iuInI~l
IN good style the above wrl-kuown uous,.
ttuItc
AMONG THE MuUNTAINS
fl. .Ic borders ~ Columbia and sullivan counties
pIIv Ui iliv ui',> U'duitiul and nCutnIu regions
a ic STATE, II iuIIE prepared To accommodate
,i".turS ANA SuJuurncfS
WITH THEIR FAMILIES.
inC Pond und sirrlIIs are well stocked witt,
",ir!uus llSii ui many kinds including
i Il L / \ y - l. II T.,
nj boats i'll good order wIii hc kept Tor the uc.
'tnIuouli,n n amt HlnuS, mUli Ul guests, rIlii,
T. iNIiIi+ ~ itr"Nul -, ia SIuiS upon lIs bC,tu-
u sheet u water wlIIcu 10
ENLltAL Mills, IN ENIENI.
diiuunCcu ~ an extensive Forest, tnvlc Is aIiu
"a 10 thC nun sin;I Il splendid held Tor lls owl
rculI1r sports, ana exercise with his
BUG \ y u GU y.
ils l@lricr wlli be always provided with Tn
uactrN oi the season and lns bar stocked will
. Nt Lluuults. ihe House II large ANA CUniin,
'nus tnc StuDling eXtcI>IYe ana safe.
Ii.u iiuuSc IS reached from several points "a
tie iiIuuIn>uurH ~ LucEawannu railroad; and L.
NpirndIu piiive 10 pass the hot months ul sum
utr. II. II, llANIlCRSl.
May Il. ls5;-iin.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
y Democratic Newspaper
IL PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. AT
BLOOMsBURU, PENN,A.


TIE principles ofths paper are Of the Je terpon.
mn school of politics, Those principles will npvr
re compromised, yet courtesy and kind.ss shal.
i"t he forgotten In discussing them, whether with
ndiViiuals, or with contemporaries Of the Press
rS Is our aim and object; AMI ns the means to
secure th"i' we shall labor honestly and earnestly
'or 'he hnrmohy' success ana Srowthofour organ
'"a'ioh.
ihRMS OF 0tbscklFrioS:-Tw" dollars year
" pa'd III advance II not paid In advance two
''''''S ana MY cents Will pe lh'ariaby charged.
ih'"' W ADV pNh"r'siH" '-ohc square teh INES
WI ''NS' one OF 'hfee Insertions si''; each subse-
iu'h' insertion % cents
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Onnorrillr lirettu y.

nR. q. A. MEGARGEI, physician and surgeon
~ Main st , neat door tu Goods Hotel Nl-nf.
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8'uomahurN Business nirccturu

STOVES AMI TINWARL,
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DRtCk HOTEL AMI rCtreehmont saloon, by L..
ID rtul Mumuu, corner of MAN nnnd Pine St.Nln,7
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SWAN nor l., the uprcr house by John sny.
y der, Main II :, above Pine. Sl-nit
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27
Editorial and News Items.

IT Is RERoRTED that Macmillan has beer
PardOnsd on condition of bis leaving the country
They are talking in England of some
needed reform in the House of Lords.
IT Is estimated that some $500 new
buildings will DO erected here this season.
An international convention is to be
held in Paris for the purpose of establishing a
uniform standard 10 gold Napoleon will pre-.
side.
The International Convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association has just
closed the session Of its twelfth anniversary. It
was held this year in Montresl, Canada.
IT will he seen by special dispatch to
the Now York H,rdid, which We publish, that
Victor Hugo makes a strong appeal to uareE for
the life Of Maximilian.
LIEUT.. Gov LAFLIS, of Massachusetts,,
made very neat and appropriate speech of re-
csptiOn to sir. Seward in Boston tho other day.
Mr.. Stewards reply was equally fortunate.
IT is reported that there are some four
hundred bishops aud several thousand priests in
Rome at this time. all waiting for the celebration
to come OF on St Peters day.
Tue Democratic State convention Of
Maine was held 10 Portland on Tuesday f.
Pillsbury is THAR candidate for Governor. Tn,
convention took strong ground against the
Maine liquor law
QUIrR number ofthe members Of Con
gross have arrived, and others will be here soon
Among those. already here ore Msssrs. Butler,
schenok. Marshal, s. J. Randall, Boutwell,, and
Ingersor.
OK MONDAY, the first Of July. the do
minion Of Canada commences its career a. now
power on sbis continent. There IL to be, We be.
lieve, sort Of jubilee over the border on that
occasion. Lord Monck, the Governor General,
is to net as sort of Viosroy His salary 10
$50, 900 per annum.
IT is generally thought in Europe that
RAron Won Beust, the new Prime Minister Of
Austria, is n statesman, with the caIibre and
power of Bismarck. One thing is certain, the
credib Of Austria Is rapidly rising under Lis
management. 1t will be we'll for tho interests
of Francis Joseph If this sRgacious Statesman
gives stability to his totteriug throne.
1uE cessation of hostilities on the part
Of the Indians along the Platte river route is 70.
ported, and a complete change of base appears
to have been made to the Arkansas river and
south Of it. General Sherman has advised tho
governor of Dakota to postpone the exploring
expedition to the Black Hills, as the lands are
Of right occupied by the Indians, and the Gov.
eminent can furnish no protection to the sx-
plorers ItwSs rumored in Arizona that Captain
YOung's company of the sth cavalry had mutisisd
at Mojave and killed oil their officers. Work on
tbs Pacific railroad had been temporarily sus.
pended, nearly a thousand workmen having been
driven into Fort Harker by the indians.
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BY Telegraph


p
PARIS, June 25.-yictor Hugo has just ad
dressed powerful appeal 70 President Jusrez,
Of Mexico, invoking hin 10 spare the life Of the
ex-Emperor Macmillan, asserting that the most
suitable punishmsnt Of tho foreign potentats
will be that Of living BY the mercy OF the re,
public.
Rows, June 25.-There are already assembled
in this city four hundred Catholic prelates-
archbishops and bishops-and some thousands
| Of priests, who have journisd from their sees al
the call Of the Holy Father to be present ~ the
celebration Of the eighteen hundredth ami.
vsrsary Of Saint Peters msrtyrdoni.
Crowds are coming from all parts Of the
world.
The bishops from the United States OF America,
who have already arrived, are lodged In the diff.
fercnt converts within the city.
Great preparations are being made for tle fes.
tivh Of Saturday and the services aud oere.
monies Of Sunday.
Saint Peter oh urch's will be Illuminated In the
evening Of that day.
FLoRsNcB, June 25.-Ths feeling prevalent
just now In Italy against the Catholic clergy Il
very bitter.
On Monday, the festival Of st. John, the
patron saint Of the city Of Florence, the people
refused 10 join the eeclesastics In its observance
for the reason that the priests refused to eele.
brats the natiOnsl festival Of free Italy two
weeks ago.
RonE, June 26.-Cholsra has broken out 10
Sicily, and prevails there as we'll as in some few
other portions Of the Italian territory, including
this city, whore II has been to more or less ex.
tsntfor some time past.
LONDON, June 26-Noon.--ConsoIs, ~; U. s
BIOS, rs.
LivERPooL, juno 26-Noon. Cotton-Mid.
ding Uplsnds, I'D; Orleans, llld.; Corn, 3ss
%. Others articles unchauged.
LIVERPOOL, June 26-2 p. m.-The steamer
Saint Laurent, from New York on the 18th inst +,
agent Of the Associated Press, Ia q passenger by
her.
LONDON, June 26-2p. m.-Tbe money market
at this hour are quoted as follows: u. s. 6.20's,
72I Erie shares, 40l.
LIVERPOOL, June 26-2 p. m.-Cotton un.
clned Is, and is now quoted at 62s. for 6ne
American.
LospOS, June 26-2 p. m.-Dispatohss re-
ceived announce the arrival at Gibraltar to-day
OF tho United States frigate Colorado.
10y Steamer.
New York, June 26.-The steamer Russia
brings European dates to the 18th inst.
The Council Of English Reform League has is.
sued an address to the working men, dsuounciug
war and the maintenance of large armies.
The following Feniaus have been sentenced:
Patrick Walsh, Is years; Daniel Bradley, 10
years Patrick RiodAn, z years. Hennessy aud
sbean were then tried and convicted, but rec
commended to the mercy Of the court.
Several policeman were wounded In tho at.
tempted rescue at Waterford, and one riotsr was
killed aud two dangerously wounded.
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New York, June 26.-Flour market l0a2O
cents better; receipts. ,5s7 barrels. Wheat
market 3a5 cents better; receipts, none. Corn
market without decided change; receipts, &. 1870
bushels. Rye quiet Oats cent better. Pork
quiet; new mess, S2l.l5 Lard quiet at II lAl2l.
Whisky steady. Barley and peas nominal. Cot
ton dull and 26s26t for Middling Uplands
Freights quiet. Spirits turpentine So cents
Rosin 81 Sc for common
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Philadelphia Merchants to Receive the
PresIdenI.

PHILADELPHIA, June ga meeting Of the
merchants and bankers hiss been called for to.
morrow to make arrangements for a suitable re.
ception Of tho President on his return from the
East. The call Is signed by the leading men in
commsFcial circles hera.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

Mr. LORD who some time since lost a
large amount of property in the shape of bonds
taken from his Office by a gang Of dsIterous
thieves received, on Tuesday, from an unknown
source, 81, 100000 worth Of these bonds
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| SAN Francisco. June 26.--Tbs Pacific Mail
Company and a number of ship.owners have
been sued for failure TO pay the State coinmuta.
tion tax on passengers from foreign ports. Tho
penalty Is q thousand dollars on each Passenger.
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As- Know Thy observation-disclosures IL. +
THORNTON the great glish AstrOlOgst, ClRiryoyAu
aud Psyehomstrisiau, who has astouishOd the seiOn
tide classes Of the OLD World, has now located her
self at Hudson, NJ y. MADAME THORNTON possesse
such wonderful P0wpFa Pf Eseonl eight, as TO enabl
hOr to impSTt knowledge Of the greatest imporl4nc
to the single or married Of either sex. While In
state Of trance, she delinsatss the very features
the person you are to marry, aud by the aid Of &
Instrument Of iGtenss power, known - the Psych
omOtrope, guarantees to produce lifs-llke pietur
Of the future husband or wife Of the applicant to
gether with date Of marriage, position IN llfs lead
Ing traits Of character, g. This d NO humbug,
thousands oftsstimOniGlS can assert. she will ssE'
when desired certified certificate, or written guy
antss, that the picture is what II puTports to be
BY enclosing small lock OF hair, and stating plAc
OF birth, aye, disposition and complexion, and en-
closing my cents aud stamped envelope AddTSsSs
TO yourself you will receive the picture GAd DESIRE
Information BY return mail. All Communication
saeredly CONFIDENTIAL. Address, 10 confidence, MAD
AEE Z, ?. TESRSrOS, P'o'BOT 22s' Hsd'On, MY.
uhls'd&Vly
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To THE YouHG People OF THE DIsTRrc1
You are probably not aware that s75 will next IA
bs the price Of the Life Scholarship at the CousOlI
dated Business College, corner Of Ninth street AM
PsEisylysnia avenue. The present price is only s4i
aud We cannot too strongly urge you who are In
Of thorough business education 10 seeurs the seho
arsbip at once. II includes the best instruction 4
Penmsnship, Bookkeeping, Grammar, Arithmetic
Corrsspoudsnes, Commercial Law. and Practice
Business. It is good in my Of the principal etIs
Of the country. You will surely regret the loss
this opportunity IL neglected.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

lHE registration in Richmond haa re-
suited In TINS the cOlOrsd people have rsgi
zoos, and the whites 1885, In tho count sss
cOlOEsd people sAd % whites. wv
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Ss- Sexual Diseases, Debility, &c.-Pay
no more money to ouaeks, but buy TRALL JACK.
sons Pathology" and CURB YOURSELF. Is
Sold by American News Co, 1871 Nassau street, New
York. Send for a circular Rp2b-dSw9mH
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Fire Al ~. I.auIs.

ST. LOUIS, June ga block Of buildings, in
Guiding the NOnpdreH Office at Council Bluff
Iowa, we're burned on Monday last Los
5000 900
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Sc Free 10 Evsrybody.-A large o Il
Circular, giving Information Of the greatest import
ance TO the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become bssdifl
tho despised respected, aud the forsaksn loved.
10 young lady or gsntlsEan should fai' 10 sen
their Address, and receive copy post paid, by ID
turn mall. Address j. q. Drawer, 81,
mhls'dGwly Troy, NJ. Y.
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As- To commandments Advertiser
having been restored to health In few weeks by :
very simplS remedy, after having suffered sevors
years With Q severe lung affection, and that drsS.
disease, Consumption, ID anxious to make known
his fellow suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
loriPIl0R gsSd, Gree q charge, With tis direction
for preparing and BsiRg the Bams, which they vii
End = SURE CGRB ron CONSUMPTION, AsTHNA, BRoE
oHTIs, 80. The only object Of the adysrtiso' I,
sending the prescription Is to bsuent the athlete
and spread Information which he eonesiyss TO be In
valuable and he hopes every sufferer will try Li
remedy. as II will cost them nOthiug aud may prov
. blssaipg.
Parties wishing the prescriptions villa PieaAS GG
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Hinge Co, N. -
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DERS0NAL.-FIFTY DOZEN MORE
OF THOSE HOOP SKIRTS, at 20 cents. n
cents, and 81, Just opened al DOUGLASS 4 BRO -
hANUFACT0RY FOR HOOP SKIRTS, CORsETR,
And LADIES' UNDRRdARMENTs, No. DOR NINTH
STREET, corner OF d Je6.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 Samples of new
wheat, FROM South Carolina and Georgia, were
exhibited on Change to-day. No gales were
effected.
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BosToS. June 26.-Presidsnt johnson and
party left this morning, b. the $3.50 train, for
II Ytfa,l
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wAsHIEoroS, June %, 1857.

As- You Can Get Trimniings, Hosiery
40, at Mrs. @. b. sCHIvRLY's, New York avenue
between Fourth aud Fifth streets, next door to ID
drug store. Je25- sod2w
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NEW YORk, June 26. - The new Cunaro
steamer Russia has arrived, with dates to the
9Th instant.
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L o GAL ITE M 8 .

SECURE ONE OF SAKs & Co.'s ONE DO
lar saa twenty Ave cent plain Linen or Blue Che
Coats, At GIT Seventh street
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AS- The Grayest MaIadies OF Youth ant
EARLY hASHooD.-HOward Association Essays, o
tho Physiology 81 The Passions, and the Error
Abuses and Diseases peculiar 10 the Arst age OF maB
with Reports on new methods Of treatment EN-
ployed In this Institution. Sent In sealed letter su
vSloPsS, free Of charge. Address, DIR. J. sKILLIl
H0UdHToN, Howard Association, Pbilsdslpbis
Penn. myl7-3m
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27

HOUSE-K EEPERS, ATTENTION |
Nov 10 thp time to put 10 FlRE-PLACE STOVES,
while your carpets are upi aud in purchasing them
be sure TO ask for ~
BIBB's IMPROVED "GEM,'t or his
IMPROVED hDlAM0NDh FIREPLACE GAS
BURNER,
Manufactured at
No. SO LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE,
And sold by the principal stove Dealers 10
WASHINGTON, 0EoR0RToWN AND
ALEXANDRIA.
They are the most
BEAUTIFUL
ECONOMICAL aud
DURABLE sToYK now In use.
BIBB'SPATiNf "oEMr OR DIAMOND"
Is2''W
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FoR SALE or RENT

NOR SALE-TWO VERY DESIR,
Il ABLE NEW FIVE-ROOM HOUSES In the Pirst
ward, With Gas aud Water; one hA cash, bAlAncS
on long time. II desired, This Is rare opportunity
IOr clerks aud others who desire comfortable home
Inquire at No. 735 TWsnty second street, between @
aud II streets, FiTtt ward, or N No 457 ThiTtseuth
| street, between aud ?, before o'clock 10 the
| morning. ie28. Ms
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NATIONAL OFFERING TO THE NEEDY II
TEE soUru, At $40 PESSsILvAsIEAvESUE,N ErRo
PoLIrAH BLooK.-It affords us plsasprs to know tbs
this enterprise is now In full opsrstou. Statesmen
phiianthropists bankers, and business men eDdor-
IT, and II 10 managed by men Of great experience
unqusstionsbls integrity. We anticipate for II a
that its most ssnguine friends have elaimsd-G tri
umphsnt success. This has no connection with an,
other movement
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OVERWHELMINGLY Uf "0tTOpOffthh FOIfCV-
once Of Superintendent, No. q Louisiana avenue
Washington, jane %, 1867 Notice is hereby give
that The laws In reference to Hogs Goats, and Geese
running at Large in the city Of Washington will b
strictly enforced from aud after the let proxmo
Hogs and Geese will be forfeited to the Corporate
for the beneht Of the Asylum and persons sllowit
Goats to run In the streets ere liable to Qua, an
the Goats may be shot By he police.
4. @. RIOHARDs,
Ie2l .stuthst Major aud superintend aut,
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HEssINo, corner Of Seventh street an
Maryland svsnue, Is not unmiudfuI Of the wants
the juveuils materially. He hasfor them spsni.
Linen, Linen Cheek. Linen Duck aud Linen DrN
Goats, Jackets, Pants, and vestsi Black Queen
Cloth Jackets, together with large assortment
Cashmere Suits, ali for one price only, marked 4
plain figures. o..
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WAsHINOros, June 26-3 p. MAY Cooke 4
Co, furnish the following closing quotations of
Government securities:
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-27
~ GRAND CONCERT
FoR rHn BENEFIT OF
(0RACE CHURCH, ISLAND at
MErzRRoTT HALL,

On TUkSDAf kVkNIb0, JULY z,
Under the oonduotorship Of WIN. 8. YBAThAs
ESQ., upon which occasion will be present aud sssist
log the Masonic Choir, Mad. Kretobmar, Profs Burk
and sehell, and Miss Frederieka Brandt.
Tickets 90 cents; TO be had at MetIerott Hall aI
the door. is27 o.