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Evening star., 1867-04-30
A TALK WITH THE FREEDMEN

An article under the above caption, which
appeared in the Mobile Times of April 18th,
has been "republished at the request of many
Citizens" and is altogether such a curious
documeRt that we are tempted to refer to it.
Stripped of verbiage il amounts to Just this.
Freedom to tue slaves was the result and not
the ann of the acts OF certain men, tRepuoli.
cans) IL was not bestowed by either Mr. Lin.
coin or the Congress of the United States, but
under the dispensstion OF God-by events
over which they had no control; therefore, the
freedmen owe gratitude not 10 Repu biIeans,
but 10 th cir fermer masters, who had such
confidence in their achattels'' as TO leave them
TO take care of the families and farms OF their
owners. hile said masters were nobly bat.
ting TO keep their slaves in bondage.
Now, II seems TO US, the conservatives" of
the South are still making the very grave mis-
take, for their cause, of undertaking the intel. /.
hgence Of the colored people. We have yet to
see the freedman who can be deceived by sue
sophistry as is contained in the article we refer
TO. A colored man at a recent Conservative
meeting in Georgia, after listening to such an
appeal from white man, arose, and address,
ing his old companions in slavery, said "Sup-
pose man pats handouts on me, and is dri-
wing me along. when we meet another man
VINO has grusge against the one who has me
in charge He attacks his enemy, AID knocks
him down, and takes the handouts off me-
and tells me L am free. Who is nv friend -
The response was unanimous in recognition
OF the liberator. Now, here was a force
and point, and dirsctness of logic which
went straight 10 the mind of the most
ignorant feld-hand presen The freedmen
know full well that their masters would never
have liberated them Of their own free will
and appeals based on Misrepresentation of the
facts viii fail TO reach them. Let the consery
atiyes, If they wish 10 bid for the negro vote
which they have an undoubted right to do
say frankly: You ale now free and enfran
chised in spite OF ali our efforts to prevent II;
being free and having right to vote, we are
desrous OF having you on our side, and will
accept your votes and vote for you, and do all
that your older friends will do to better vour
CONDITION IL you ally yourselves with us. If
they cannot secure the colorea vote In this
way they Will az least have the consolation of
knowing they have taken the most manly and
straitforward course left for them and will
not aggravate the misery of a defeat by the
humiliation OF having abased themselves in
VAIN before a race they have heretofore pro.
fessed 70 despise.
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OPINION BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL

OPINION BY THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
SAuoroey SssnerNs s5tanoerry has been eue.~ed
1or severai days past in preparing An opinion
upon the acknowledgements under the recon-
sIuctIon laws. The opinion, W hich is lengthy
one Will be complete by Friday, and read a,
the Cabinet meeting. II Is said that the opinion
was called for by Gen. Grant, who feared tha,
difnculties might arise from q non con currsnce
OF opinion among the military commanders
under the recent law. and others who will
nave the constr notion of the law, relative To
registration and voting. Another cause of
ne attorney Generals opinion is the threat.
sned removal OF Governors Wells and rhrock
morton by General Sheridan.
Evening star., 1867-04-30

THE INDIAN WAR.-Gensral Vessels. at
Fort Phil. Kearney, thinks that the Grow
dlans can only be kept quiet by the presence
OF larger force OF troops than are now at the
posi-. "A considerable number OF Sioux have
encamped on the Powder river. east of For,
Keno. The St. Louis Democrats correspop
oent win Hancock's g expedition says the Chew
enns village where the troops have been en-
eamped LOT several days, was burned on the
Goth instant, Involving a loss Of a hundred
thousand dollars. Custer Is still pursuing the
Cheyennes, who has fled to the north ward
Advices from Fort Rice and Suily, one month
later than the reported Fort Buford massacre
makes no mention Whatever Of any troubl i'm
the upper country. The accounts Of this a n Air
were considered q carnard at Yankrown and
other points on the Upper Missouri
Evening star., 1867-04-30

SENATOR WILSON'S TOUR.-Senator Wilson
spoke at Colds ooro, n. o., Friday and New.
cerh Saturday. The principal citizens of
Ieidsboro paid their respects to him at the no.
Iei, ana after ward listened to his speech, with
which many expressed themselves satisfied.
The same class of Newbern held alsof :.
The meeting was held at Newbarn in the
open AIR, In Academy square. The colored
people enjoyed II as holiday, and they had a
procession. With music and banners. One of
their banners bore the motto .s(}pod Will 10
All, Ana Equal Rights in the Laws" There
were some three thousand present of ALI sss
from the plckaninny to the patriarch There
were some two hundred whites on the ground
lnciuoing many laaies. The negroes occupied
theh snare OF the platform, which was decora-
ted with flags.
Sen ator Wilson spoke for two hours, cover.
ing the same ground generally as in his speech
az hicnmond. Heinvited interruption and re-
ply. but none was made The meeting passea
of quietly. Mayor Washington was in ths
crowd, but not on the platform
Evening star., 1867-04-30

The JAPANESE CoMMIssIoNg R.-Sscretary
seward having retuJned TO the city, he will
receive the japanese Commissioners to.mor
row al IL O'Clock, al :he State Department.
arrangements will then be made for their
presentation 10 the President, which will
probably be on Thursday.
lner interviews with the Executive will
b. private and no one viii be admitted excsnr
the Cabinet officers. They will then male
known the object Of their visit to this c.untrv
Evening star., 1867-04-30

\ = FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Pesce Net Certain--Psussia silent 6ssut
4 81 Lsxenburg.

Heoce NoS SGoRtotm-RGuSSta Silent Aknut
sa Luxemburg.
CBy Gable 10 the Assoc ociated Prcss.I
LonD0H, April 30-Noon elX:
U. s. 5s0's.
7eK. - ~ .
LIVERPOOL, April 3o--Noon.-rhe cotton
market is less Arm; saies of 1900 bales, Mid.
ding Uplands. 12at2Xd., Orleans, 12Xd.:
Breadstuffs firm and unc changed: Corn. AS:
Provisions unchanged, except lard wbich ad !.
vanced to SOS. Cd; Produce unchanged
/ BIIsT, April 30LNo oon.-The Grest East.
erD, Captain Anderson. from New York on
the nth instant, arrived here last evening
LONDON, April 39-Noon.-King William,
OF Prussia, thus far has been entirely silent on
the subject Of Luxemburg. which fac is caus.
ing considerable uneasiness in Paris
FRANKFoRr. April 3o-Noon-U. s. Five.
twenties, 76S Hte + = - -
LONDON, april 800 p. M.-The money
market 10 Quot and steady. Consols are nm
changed: Eri's, fox; Illinois Central, 76; u. S.
5-2O.'s, 7iK.
LIVERPOOL, April 30-2 p M-Sinc ce the omen
ing Of the market cotton has become easter
and decline OF Va. in prices is noted The
sales are likely to fall short Of the noon est .
mate Middling Uplands, 1I&al2d; Orleans,
12k. The other markets are without change
Evening star., 1867-04-30
Lynch Inv.

CISCINNATI. April 30-A special despatch
to the Commercial from Seymour, Indiana.
says: About two hundred men entered that
named Mitchell and hung him. They Also
seized two white men named Stewart and
threatened TO hang them. The cause of N ,s
violence was the robbery of 8 store in that
county in which these three men were on.
ga ped
Evening star., 1867-04-30
Senator wilson's Tour.

RALHsH, n. o., April Ex-senator Wilson
arrived here last night. He made a speech in
the African Church.
He advised the negroes to educate them
selves, acquire property, buy lands, and de-
nounced the later day saints. and cautioned
the negroes against them. He was foliow wed
tive speeches. 80 ....I'
Senator Wilson spoke to-day at the Capitol
square In the same tohe as last night. There
was large crowd assembled, composed OF
whites and blacks
Evening star., 1867-04-30
aOvERNMENT SECURIfIES,
WAsHIueroH, April 30, lBo7.
Jay Cooke & %. furnish the following quo.
tations Of Government securtues:
PUBLIC LAND IN WISCONSIN,.

II has been 1scertained by the ommission-
er of the General Land Once, from returns
which have been resolved, that over a ve hun.
dTen thousand acres OF land in the State Of
Wisconsin have been located with Agricul-
tural College and Mechanic College scrip, the
locations having been made at the land ofnces
al Menasha, Falls of ST. Croix, Stevens Point
La Crosse, Bay Field. and Eau Ulaire, the
quantity located AT ths last named ofice being
much larger than the aggregate OF the loca.
tious at all the other land of1 ces of thai STATE
Evening star., 1867-04-30
Fire.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. April 3O.-The Central
railroad woodsheds here burned tn is mornin Q
with about one thousand cords Of wood an
eight cars.
The loss is estimated at from ten to n ftesu
thousand dollars. At ten O'Clock the fire was
still burning but under control
Evening star., 1867-04-30
THE WHITE HOUSE

ine Iegular meeting Of the Cat met wa.
neId to-day, and attended by Secretaries Sew.
arc, Welles, MeCuiloch, Postmaster General
handail' and Attorney General Stanberry:
Secretaries Stantsn and Browning being ab.
sent on account of sickness. The session wa,
very short, not lasting more than an hour
Evening star., 1867-04-30

THf PUBLIo bEBT.-The statement OF the
Puohe oeo' will be ready BY Wednesday or
ihnrsoay' and will show decrease Of over
seven miiiions since the last of March, be-
sides q large amount of coin ON bana
Evening star., 1867-04-30

SECRETARY MCCCLLOCH gives notice that
the Government cannot and will not under.
tase TO protect parties who have lost coupon
bonds payable to bearer. or Treas ury notes is
sued IN bank. and hereafter they will be paid
TO me par presenting them. and no attention
VIII De pad u Caveats which may be filed TO
prevent payment.
Evening star., 1867-04-30
APpeStS

' NEW YORK, April 30. Ed ward Smith, Mich
ael clancy. and jeremiah @. Bond have been
arrested on the charge of robbing An Erie ra III
way freight car in Jersey CITY of property
valued at $1,000. Two bales OF silks yalued
at -, 900 have cen re covered ~ -
Evening star., 1867-04-30

isDisPosrTIsS OF SECRETARY STANTON
secretary Stanton has been confined to his
residence since yesterday morning, suffering
with severe cold. He is better TO. day, and
will be at his ofice again In a few davs
Evening star., 1867-04-30

Return or SECRETARY SEwARD-Hou
William h. Seward. Secretary OF State, re-
turned to the city this morning from his r. :.
cent visit to Auburn, New York, and was at
the meeting OF lie Cabinet TO day
Evening star., 1867-04-30

THF CONDITION. or SECRETARY BROWNING.
Hon o. h Browning, Secretary Of the Interior.
was but little better this morning, though the
physicians are of the opinion that he is ont of
oaneel ana VIII recover He il threatened
with Inflammation of the bowsIs mi ., \.
thought, with proper are, IL can be kept off.
Evening star., 1867-04-30

SThe voters Of Baltimore are to elect a
Judge and Clerk Of the New CityICourt to-
morrow. There are three candidates for zach
ONCE in the field
Evening star., 1867-04-30

1NTkRNAL RIvKsUE-The receipts from
this source to-day Were iOe,576s7.
Evening star., 1867-04-30
TEE wARsIss TO TEE RIcHNoNp rrxx.

- Senator Nye, ewing TO ilI-health, w uI
not be BILE to visit the South for som. ,ima
Evening star., 1867-04-30
1@g, 3. INTERNAL REvENUB.
S DISTRICT Of COL UMBIA.
ASsEssOR's OrFICn o.

To all tchoD n MAY c0ncsrn:
Notice TO hereby given that the annual list for
Ineome and epecia; Tax will be in the Aseessor a
Omee, toe seventh street, and open for inspec !.
,on ana 81 ANIMATION By all persons who may Dc.
sits IL. on the 10th day Of Nay next All pe rsons
VINO may feel sggrisved by the assessment re-.
sHs - erroneous or oppressive, appeal to
appssis must be IN writing, and shSli S.sotfv tSa
penf pns., es.se matter or thin res DsctinS which
noeclioe 10 feauested and shall moreo AZ m a
the ground or Dtir eipls Of error com sIsi "A ~
AZ subject to Special Tax or License to
all Licenses or Special Tax cTeirs %s1s tnss nd
Are required 20 be renew cd; any person or ssr Tu
Tax or License, are subject to q NJ ~ IN = ~
two years, impriso.ment: and eli pSr,SnS SSo
before the ebovs date will be ossssssd h~y NJ tSs :
Assistant Assessor Of the District IN Vii eh tssv
reside. and the penalty annexed. S.'.-'- 'A''
ap 30 sesnylo. As,sssor Dissries cf doiTs Shi.
Evening star., 1867-04-30
RT W. L. WALL 4 CO., AuctIoneen.
- Stores 81 S and 317
South corner Penn. ayepua And 9th straa,


ooutn corner Penn. avenue and 9Th street,
SALE OF GROCERIEs. WHJaKY RRooMs
SSiGAks. SUGARS, EVANS WATSON IROH
On THURSDAY MORNING. May 2. com
mesc1ps ct 10 O'Clock. we will SELL at o1r saIes
rooms. an assortment Of Grocery and other srti.
20 Barrels White and Yellow Sugars
Barrels Whisky, casks Brandy .'..-.
1OO dozen Brooms .-... ....F
$1,000 Cigars Of different brands .-..
Case Tomatoes and Ohampagne
Kegs Butter
Boxes Pepper
Boxes and barrels Coffee
10 cases Jockey Club Bitt6rs
Boxes Starch. Soap
70 cases pure Holland Gin
80 $50 Cigars
Iron Safe, by Evans 4 Walton
with other articles In the Grocery line slI of
which will be peremtorily sold. = -
Lot Of Furniture, Bsdstsads, Mattresses,
Lounges, Chairs, Tables, &c.
Terms cash. No Isstponement.
-apSO W. l.. WALL q CO.. .Auct
Evening star., 1867-04-30

~h.HEssJ5ssssISs, sJs 4 :, Hs FssS.c.. ssas,nSs.c.P.Lssoss's
tsks plsos on n0HDAY and TBUs0nxY WI.
nIAoS ef shes vssk st fk o'clock. q the rcsi.
0e1. Ala interested will attend without further
eo'los. - - -eD19-2t
Evening star., 1867-04-30

1Tbe Governor or South Carolina esti.
males that there are fully one hundred thou.
sand persons In that State mo have NOT "a sted
meat in a month. Several cases OF starvation
are reported.
ga white man and a colored maiden In
Louisiana, " hom the au thorities Of one OF the
interior paris nes refused 10 join In matrimony, /,
have appes led TO Governor Welles for redress
IN the matter. $50
Evening star., 1867-04-30

TEE WARsIsG TO TIE RICHMOND TIMRs
Gen Sehofields warning 10 the Richmond
Timss was in consequence OF an editorial
heades, "a black mans party in Virgins" +" in
which the followi words occur: alt is q
proposition which i'm plies that they are read v
10 grasp the blood stained hands Of the auf ors
of our ruin" The General says this is s.an in :
toIerabIe insult TO all soldiers OF the United
States army. and no less so TO all true soldiers
OF the late Confederate army, as they have
long since extended to each other the hand OF
friendship and pledging their united efforts to
restore peace and harmony TO our whole conn
try. The efforts OF ysur paper 70 foster en-
mity, create disorder, and lead to violence can
no longer be tolerated: 1t Is hoped this warn
ing will be SUN cient"
Evening star., 1867-04-30
RY ". B. LEWIS 4 90, Auctisneers.
u No. 3O7 Pennsylyania syenu.

PAWHBROK ER'5 SALE
THURSDAY NEXT, May 2, at l0 o clock, At tb a
Store we sbAll sell IN o
100 lots Of Unrsdesmed Goods, ss Ladies', s;,l
Merino, Psplin. and other Dressos; Ooats Hscs.
sbawls, Scsrfs, and Embroidered Under CIothi.s
Also.
Men and Boys, CIothi ns, Ladies' Gold Wat,h..
vnsfns n1ngs Diam onds, &c,tc
RY W. l.. WALL 4 CO, Auetionoers-
sALI OF BOysIHOLD FURNITURE. ONE
FINE PIANO, BRUSSILS AND ISGRxTE
OAnFhIS. &C, &c. at $40 Massschosetts
On WEDHESDAY MORNING MAY Ist cou
meDciDe st 10 O'Clock. We will sell at No SIo
Massschueetts avenue, the entire effects of ,hs
house. We name in part '' VI 'ne
One excellent Piano
Mahogany Sofas
Marble top Csntre aud Pier rabIss
Nearly new BruMeIs and Ingram Carnsts
Uane seat Chairs, Extensisn Table
walnut and Plain Bsdstesds
Three fne Feather Beds, Pillow
Mattresses and Bed Comforts
China and Orockery - =
D1ning roem Appurtenances
Parier and Cooking Stoves
with Kite hen Furniture
=, with many other ar ticles unAsoesssry to men :
The House IL for sale or rsnt-Isree three sto,v
frame Heuse, with twelve rooms hall. cJessf.
clothes presses, back sad side yard, water eas
large yard or garden, fruit, fiOwsrs, &c I'm
Terms cash. W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
opJV Aucftopaars
Evening star., 1867-04-30

~ The following is the Official showing of
the daily circulation of the papers named be.
low, msde under the call directed by the re-.
cent act OF Con gress:
EVENING STAR......7.715 copies per day
lhTrnccr.....3,552
The returns OF advertising by the same city
Fspsrs for the quarter ending December 81,
Revenue Office, are as follows:
EVENING STAR..................Sl ..Sl3.107
IHtsibgeE eer. Observation-Disclosures. 9lOS
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nTlsT A B L Isa ED Iss

EAsHIONABLE DRESS MAKER
street has "a bu.ins:s St asi o s,4as ai4 9Th
tween 4th and sth streets, where she viii be
orally All work gu sr.ntsed TO SIeaes popde d gen
to the best In the city ap SSlms'
{ CARRIAGES o.pp,.ars, OARRIAGEs
Just finished, at my shop, Arr sth -9
isTss5 nISbs s'sys,.I T". In ;aDsrieT @sS; IH51sY ~
snS hand .n .os 81
Carriages Repairing promptly et,endsd 70.
Repository s,4 sohr sle, Il rs sssSaAM ssss. sS 81,
GOODS aosoRSsso.Iqhh fhoEs4 ~ iaH HH.
fs'G tf;iH 5ff AZ;
;. s:svSsr.s cent as then car
sss. fs fs Liner bss:rs fa..e eF:Ss
tons eA'ii is p. 1s0sa y. I,!s "a
NV 900 Ds.
HAM SAUSAGE. in sli,.-n.w-d..ir.b,. ,or
''As sisGfsis III GffSs S;s;
VICTORIA oHrDDss4s SSasssSasss Sasass sAsolAs'
Crosse sl.siy;'1; osf:STSSffS SSn..sh'
NV. Bu.cGAhSEifS5S cGGAhSEiSS aisasE.
.,@ Under Bbbitt House,
- - corner 18th and Fists.
r. , HEILBRUH BRO.
~ SOC SEVENTH STREET,
Have just opened great variety of
~ s.s Patent Leather CATERS.
Sfo0Woo Oeu do
es DO do BOOTS,
$3.50 Mems LsstiB SHOES and CATERS
IS cents Ladies SLIPPERS, A''
81 Ladies' BUSKINS,
L.S,si niiss,; So. BOY and ohildrsus oAITERs
Ladies Ane BALMURALs And 0AIrvp. =,
styles and sizes, very chssp. ~
TRUHKsi rRUNKsn rRuNKsr
CHEAPER RHAN THE CHEAPEST,
Ar s06 1In STREET. an,s.st.
GR1AT GAIHs.
Black Cloth Irsck Goats. Of superior quality.
gl.ei Cioth Sseks. from $40 to sm.
ennshsh Melton BACKS, In all fashionable celors.
Blsck Doeskln Pants. from s,to s,s
SpIing Ca:siMere fants, from 81 to Sl2,
DussnSs. ms !. Sots-ooN, vest, and Pantaloons-
The sSovs goods are Of our own max.
ftrst-cles: style, In material, trimminR. and
B6Ys inD YOUTHS oLorHIHc
We also fnvits the attention Of parenss "a our
:soss Of Iey: 'snd Houtns' Clothing. Of ali sisss
= Beys, Tsncy Suits, ,ffom to yssr. -. M
Re1si outaway 0ntts, from to ysars. 81
sss1:,,eIisss Sis sSi: i: ss. ss
Youths sis''' fSsSSi SSiHsHs3s{E;xsT::. Y e y {E;sT:. 20
s Sc f'a, is;:s:s s:s;ss.s' III e kcs:I Ssiss.
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NE"IBILAND as / SAW n. .

1 1ElhkLAND AS SAW IT." .at"-
.hs s' .sG9. IT Subject s *. bis
1867, at cleci ,. N. Tickets Is cts spas q. a.
HTWE, THD UNDERSIGNED, IN CON.
~ sequence of the present advance in the
pIi.s 81 Bread Dor bound Leaf to .en a4s
an, ss.Ss MtapsEasDAx next M n1I X PbIII;, ls
Ersstns X siser, Gee W Huehes
F. DssfOsse, JONI Eresmsn''
Doyle. Jsbn Kaiser, e..
% q WsIier, sIsi; H.n4; Milll:R R!i:s. fi:ssr.
John g. Wall. ssssG:niSi sss1:mia s.9ss1i ssS,si11.r'
John Miller, Geo. seitz,
7 Hellmufh JWsitsr'
The Messrs. Haveners have ad ysucs ed the ur;ca
OF their bread since the 18th inst. ap 2osts
~RE9IsTRY NOTIOE.-Notice is hereby
WHn6 s sh.s ~ suss .hi 20 ,o A. sss
pointed to register voter. under set Of Congress
:s:::s e!
Is; ssa z sia ipd :i:sss sss
f1s ftHR .ss s.H'f fsDxfa
q i;Sia:: 4; Z. ... ,s.,'''
ia YAIR FOB TIE BENIFIT or ran
nES SiI open TUESDAY, APRIL ad AZ
OsrIGn naiI, = street, between 9th ami 10Th ats :
- " ee..0A OboIcn. ap 3 lot
NTJ0sIrH a; eaAHEIEL1s
US FhENO CONFECTIONERY
IAo fenna ava. be-. 18th and 18th sts
HaviDg enl lerged and rs htted my estsbii shm ant
~ rs now the largest and finest In the oity-some,
.nIn9 long needed In WsshtnRton--andI am now
NopaIed 20 inrnieh my Customers and the public
10 in 9sperSi S Hith the best Of everything In the
VCnfkCTI0hERY line. Parties, Faire, w ed.
on the most reasons be terms Au
a11S I'm JOSEPH H. SHAFPIELD
HTP0LAR SODA wATER, FROM MIL.
dUe, IN All tts celebrated p1rity and excellence.
can only be had at their Drag Stores, $50 18th
sreet, opposite United States Treasury, and the
t nortnTsst Invest corner Of 9th and u sts, one square
Evening star., 1867-04-30

ranss1snt, costing bat mo, whiis n NAV be ~ersh
sxW s Eo pertianty shoGn-9
missninoens stock ssrtiheates, naming the srti-
cise, Are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll
mixed; Holders are entitled 70 the article named
on their certtncate, upon payment Of SiO, whether
II pea Watch worth $50 or one worth less The
return on any Of our certificates entities You to the
III ucss - nsmee tnereon. upon pey0snt, irrespect-
seen that this 10 WV
No Lottsry. bat straight. forward legitimate
Irdnsdctton, trhtch may be parftcspufed
ta ecen ~ the most fasftdious!
finefe Certificate will be sent by mail, post
npon receipt OF IS cts., fivs for ol, eleven for
ga tniSy three and elega ant premium for S. six
Hax and more valuable, premium for so, one
hundred and most superb Watch for ois. To
AGENTS or those wishing employment this 10 Q rare
opportunity. IL 10 iegittmsteiy conducted busi-
noss, duly authorized By the 6oyernment, and
speI g . p11I TIE most : SsTsfqi M sc.otinz. Tsns.
aD 203et 16l Broadway, new York.
FOB gALH-A Jenny Lind BAaArELLE
- TABLE. perfectly new. Apply vest side OF
7th street, between and streets, lslsnA.
aD 1S St. I.W. RID0ELRY.
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LOST AND FOUND.

osT..A CORAL KAR RING, on saturd.,
the avenue to the I3th street Baptist Churcb' or
In the church liberal reward will be psid for
its return TO Mstzsrott's. ap 50 az
Sin REwARD-straysd or st.ien, abouttso
With hsrn., and the other . brswn. hornes CO.,
white stripe across Der back; both dry. The
ABOVE reward viii be siysp sstu Fpis e
Up 9-St- corner OF w and lath streets.
Sin RlwARD-1or the recovery of tv.
ylO mlLCH COWS, strAysd stolen from
sioes marked with siit in the len ear. "a under
fs,o si out 81 the right The other small white But
sbsye revsro will be paid By calling on mr. a
lIth and 18Th. 30. 2s4. ap 81. 2t'
e. hEwARD.-strayed or stolen, on satu rd.y,
yc the 9Th instant, . large Bay HORsE
fcundsred in fore Iefs; font hoois cracked; sms
branded q. s on his LETT ssonidsr, and an 8 on
Bis neck. The above reward will DO given If
C GEORGE soHENCK,
Corner 90 M Of Sth street and Maryland .ysnae,
ap ~ St- Capitol Hill
I Osr-0n the evening of the 2Sth inst. between
DOG CLIPPED in Ii: st 'n from, 'e ss r.. fepP5 sd!I
,th % es ss,. ,sssTs TpsM1rdss by leaving him at 3oI
/ osT-0n THURSDAY Disht, the 18th instant, .n
th sss Cod sish .ssssfss n tSa l1th SIs .Gd
Rinss. two Geld Dollars, one . C.litors,s Dol.
be literally rewarded by leaving the same st the
bsnfnine House OF Charles II. sherman. cor. 7th
and st.: apZiw
I OsT-At the Rational Thester. or betveen
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Evening star., 1867-04-30
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Bso sos ss 81 stb the S%snsi.e;Sy e DOUGLAS
hear sTess Q sh.n sne sdv.n,sss. ass will
ids istsst styles Of Sk IRre always on hand and
skirt Altered and repaired. ..,s.,m.
GENTLlhEH DEsIR6Us OF HAVING their
:. Oss., Pants and Vests Secured and Re paired.
calling sASSu6rSs Sc 81 ssSs sSslS DO vel: y
Srln: Depot 4'7 ioth street, few door. above
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InIp0RTAEL TO IRE LADIES -TNDELIBLl
L ssTAapIHa. aas PI, wsrr.n.sa fast oolof.. viii
the reeep 81 which s.s y
~ 1rc's; aSs 1s.'s 3. . s
poIsls, Aprons, &c, stamped in Imitation Of
W WkRRKNTED sor TO WASH OUT.
Great saving 10 ladies having clothes for chill.
dren to make up. No braid, no sewing; bat the
pattern printed In the goods iRdelibe Strips that
can be attached to the bottoms Of Ladies' Skirts
same a. they are now worn In New YORK D ready
stamped, and TOR sac ct less than half the usual
cost Of braid; Birds. nedallions, Figures, ant
ssnted or the money retarnsd;
NH l2-n 4ss 9th street. opro.i,s PatsSt omos
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