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The Great Foot Lotion,
- re,y and Chemical compoundi A curious
% %,Sonderfni discovery An absolute DeOi-
1riaer a And tho First and only Remedy OF inc
kind in the world, .s,.,si,,a ,odors arisint,
n absolutely destroys the offensive Ouors "ris'"R
from diseased feet at once and Tor al uihe'
II mniifes but does not stop persplralloh; A.,
H. nnodiaes excessive persplration uhuer thI
aruns Temoyes offensive OdOrs altOgether, anu
saves the fne dresses OF the ladies. ..-,,
few drops applied under the arms, after Wa3ii- i
inP are snfiicient TO deOioriLc the most 0uensiNc
,,a1,on WUIIE or BLACK, being PoM ERR 1 u
kSTRlNGEN and SEDAflNE
r. ~ a. one of the best remedies now known Tor
Soft COTns,
Warts,
sprains
Chaps, Calls,
Chilblains,
Indammatory Swellings,
Jlcers, &c. - ..,
anJ ,na, - ~ S SILSBEE n Co,
iaie Proprletors and Manufacturers, emu %.
,yhiaio4R ~ A cent, w W. STEWART,
=, 'olesaie Dealer in Drugs, Medicines fa5htS'
,;lis. SC 89 Main st., Dayton, %. JuouA"om
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Merchants and Farmers Hotel
L.. LENTZY, ............. ... Proprietor.
TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.

1 LENTZY, for a long time landlord Of the
lie Franklin House Dayton, has taken charge of
the fine new Hotel, recently opened as the DOup
House. aud will hereafter conduct il under the
above name. The building is new, and every
thing in it is entirely new. Every effort will be
made to please the guests Of the house.
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LAST WEEK OF Mr. MKEAN AND MISS VIRGINIA
B u Q III a N a NJ =,
Supported by the Great Star Company.
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iDMTrNo oESrLENANA TwoLADrEs,
Evening star., 1867-06-01
FROM EUROPE

LONDON, May 31-Evening-In the case of
the United States VS.. PriOleau, the appeal OF
Priolean has been admitted by the court
LONDON, May 31-Midnight- the House
OF Commons tonight, another division took
place on the reform BILL An amendment was
offered by the Liberals requiring that a
borough shall have population OF not less
1han 10000 in order to be en- titled TO q seat In
the House OF Commons. The division resulted
in victory for The Liberals by majority of
l27. ~
BERLIN. May 3I-Evenlng-rn the Prussan
Parliament to-day The bill adopting the new
constitution of the North German Confedera.
ton passed 10 its second reading.
CORK, May 3l.-The trial of Condor before q
special commission has resulted in the ac-
auIttal OF the prisoner.
MADRID, May 3i.-The owners of the steam.
ship Tornado have succeeded in obtaining a
new trial OF their case in the Superior Court
OF Span.
by Steamerl
NEW YORK, May 3l.--The steamship Deutch.
land has arrived from Southampton on the
2ist inst. Garibaidi mas accepted the homo
rary presidency OF the British Reform
League. The Debats urges the com pletion OF
the French system of defences and the neces-
sity Of being prepared for any emergency.
France desires peace. also desires to be pre-.
pared for war. The q ueen Of Spain ill Wis
il Paris about June 81. The Turkish Govern.
ment has prepared for promugation the fol-
lowing reforms: reorganization of the finan.
clal system. creation of q new Council of
State. reforms of military schools. granting to
foreigners the right of land tenure, and the
reformation OF procedure in judicial courts
The Russian minister has been received with
marked honors by the Sultan.
The committee on the organization of the
French army agreed TO demand OF the Govern
ment that the effective Iorce of the army be
fixed at eight hundred thousand men. The
Government consented to the proposal that
the annual military contingent should be voted
by the legislative body.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

THE WORKING PEoPLE.-The Connecticut
Legislature recently referred the eight. hour
question to committee. The majority OF the
com mittee, 1t is sand, have agreed to report q
bill providing for the eight hour system in all
cases except where the employers and work.
men make an agreement to the contrary. The
minority OF the committee. however, intend to
report an eight-hour bill without this excep.
tion, and the latter Is said to meet with the
greatest favor among the workingmen. The
New YORK plasterers, who some time ago
agreed to strike this week for the eight-hour
system. on Tuesday, at q society meeting, re-
considered their resolution. 1t was discussed
for some time, and a letter from Springfield
Illinois, was read, which stated that the sight
hour system would subside at the West until
fall, and that the men had generally con.
sented to work ten hours dav for an increase
OF pay. When the debate was over, the reso-
luton that the plasterers OF New York strike
for the eight.hour system was defeated bv a
very heavy vote. This will probably infu.
ence the other New York trades not to strike
for the new system at the present time In
New York new cooperative movements
among working men are constantly an.
nounced, and those that are in operation an.
pear to be working successfully. ~
Evening star., 1867-06-01
TELEGRAMS, &c.

Mr. Field, vice president OF the Birming aam
Chamber OF Commerce. is now In Montreal on
q tour through the United States and Canada,
to obtain an expression OF opinion from the
principal boards of trade on the question OF
abolishing priVareering during war. The Bir-
mIngham Board of Trade Is now agitating
that subject. Mr.. Field is to meet in couficil
with The Montreal Board of Trade on Tuesday
next.
Captain General Man has notified the
Consular agent of the JuareZ Government 10
quit the territory of the lever faith fal isle
(Cuba) W thin eight days. Tne cause Of this
some way be connected With the recent tri-
umph Of the Liberals. or the just rem on frances
against the open heip rendered the Imperial
Government in the shape Of arms, manitons
and provisions.
Later advices from Hayti state that the re-
ports VIA Havana of the turbances in that
coun ~ are incorrect. The whole country is
in state of great tranquility. Souloqne was
provisional president. The election was ex-
pected to take place before the end of this
month. 1t was expected that Salnave and
other exiles would return. Salnave was very
popular, and If elected would make an excel
lent president.
The American Missionary Association of
New York recently purchased the Wood farm,
or Little Scotland" as it is sometimes called,
containing about $50 acres Of good farming
land, situated on the east side OF Hampton
creek, near Fortress Monroe. The price paid
1
into operation by next fall a training school
tor colored teachers.
The Medical and Surgical Society of Mary
land met in Baltimore yesterday morning The
attendance was very large, and the late law of
the Legislature appointing board of medical
examiners was severely denounced as wing
an ea post fdct0 application. A resolution was
adopted that the society will esst all action
of the parties appointed under said law and
test its validity in the courts. .a.- To-
News has Just arrived from Osaca which
states that the foreign ministers have been cor.
daily received by the Government Of Japan,
and the latter agreed to open the ports of Os.
AGA, Yeddo and Vegata from the LIST of Jan.
nary next on the European settlement of in.
tercourse.
The French steamer Sonora arrived in New
Orleans yesterday from Vera Cruz Her ad-
vices confirm the telegram Of the 18th instant
about the surrender of Maximilian and his
generals. The commander of Vera Cruz is
only awaiting an official notification to sur
render the city.
Captains Gueman, Bitch, and Brulangie,
ment. have been at Springfield, Mass, for the
last two days, examining the T. S. Armory
and its operation.
The trial Of Bridget Dorgan. for the murder
OF MRS Coriell, OF Newmarket closed at New
Brunswick n. J., yesterday afternoon. The
jury was out twenty minute and rendered
verdict OF guilty OF m urder in the first degree.
Yesterday was observed by the ladies deco
rating the graves of the Confederate dead. The
stores were closed, and there were about TO- 600
persons at Hollywood Cemetery.
Gen. Scbofield reviewed the troops of his
district in Richmond yesterday morning.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

DAMAGES CLAIMED FOB BEING CALLED A
NkGRo-A suit is pending in the Fourth Dis
hlct Court, the decision of which in ol yes some
novel points in law. A man named Tyos as
expelled from the Hackman's Benevolent
Association on the ground that he was Of
African blood, and he sued a member of the
association named Murphy, for damages in
the sum Of five thousand dollars, as the D arty
who moved the expulsion and alleged that he
was of Aircan descent
The damages were claimed upon the ground
that tie assertion was false, and that he is OF
Caucasian blood In the changed condition
OF our social and political organization, result
ing from the war, 1t is probable that the Courts
Will not regard 1t as any more offensive to
call man negro than 1t would be to call
him q Frenchman, an Englishman, or an
lrlshman, but other considerations enter into
this case. n .'I.-7
Tyos married white woman in this city
many years ago, who has borne to him several
children; and to say that he had negro blood
In him would be equi valent to saving that his
children were illegitimate; for at the time OF
MS marriage, matrimonial relations between
the two races were prohibited.
The decision of the court will he looked for
with interest. The testimony showed beyond
doubt that the plaintiff was born in Nova SEQ.
tia, and that his progenitors, traced as far
back as his grard parents, were of the Cauca.
sian stock. both grandfather and grandmo mother
having emigrated from Ireland to Nsya SEQ.
ua.--NeU Orleans Crescent. E#F
Evening star., 1867-06-01

THR RUSSIAN ARMY.-A French newspaper
states that the strength OF the active army of
RussiA, which in 1858 consisted of 5sO,oOO men,
is now $4,000. At the commencement of the
Prekenr year the Russian army comprised
26dOO 0fncers. 705. 100 soldiers, and 29,63l mill.
tary 4ttendants. making total Of 76l,l8l men
Upon the nrst necessity this fsrce, according
to the coaoulattons Of tho Minister Of War.
ccutd b raised 70 l,16e,O00 Addiag the total
number Of irregular troops. fixed At 600, ths
srspressnt neAFly l,soopo0 cenbatants. az isa8
Evening star., 1867-06-01

IMPROVEMENTS IN THE FIRST WARD-An
important bill was recently passed by the City
Councils providing for the CONNIE ncement in
several OF the principal streets in the First
Ward, of what has long been needed here's
general system OF sewerage. The work in the
streets already provided for is part of gene
raj plan for tine whole city, prepared by Mr..
Forsyth, the City surveyor. Bills were also
passed for the paving Of the carriageways Of
II and streets, from 18th street to Penns Viva.
avenue, in manner similar to f street. The
contractor for H street, Mr. John Easchbaugh,
has commenced operations from III street to
Lafayette square, and has about fifty work
men employed. The work is making fair pro.
gress. The material nsed for paving is a sort
OF blue gneIss from Rock Greek, as hard and
durable as granite. It is in irregular blocks,
which are rough enoRgh to set firmly in their
beds, but present quite a smooth surface. We
trust pains will be taken to have the work
done in the best manner, and tina: those en-.
trusted with its supervision will see that it is
done well. All gas and water pipes should be
laid down, and theexca vations carefully filled
and puddled, or otherwise settled, previous To
paving; otherwise the work will not stand. II
there is NO such disturbance. pavement of this
kind ought to last hfteen years without re-
pairing. #t- - -
Evening star., 1867-06-01

9 FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CluB-A
special meeting OF the Fourth Ward Repubii.
can Club was held last evenin 4, General Jos
Gerhardt In the chair - Z ! 9. 81
The following -named persons wsre ap-
Ssv Of siscs,on F;r.t " Ea;n. ine
boro, K. 8. UasseTl, &. Ty1sll, B. Brown, z
BAKER, u. Carter H.! Butler, and 4. Adams.
Second Precincf.--W. II. smith. y. West, O.
Brown, J. Parker, and D.. ". Dsxen. Third
PYecinct-James Aqlmes, t. WEIGH ". Ian.
caster, j. Jaekson, L Costsllo, 2. q: browns
=: Wet tsa q, Y}s }s.ss. .oofn Ffsrssss-1 s.ss.
Fry, ". Psgsl n. 1Afacv. -. Clark, ana H
3 kadrssssa wsEs aalttsfSd ~ Uof. Moss, o1
NieconNn, l1Gr.l DonakMn, Asa 0th6Sb, Sfsdf
bieA tAN club aajenfDsd.H
Evening star., 1867-06-01

- On Monday last, the 27th inst. a ,,roua-
ioinE youth named Lewis Eimmis. son al Nav
y. S:mms. EsG, OF Oharles county, Na., mss
Chapel Point. -
Evening star., 1867-06-01

~ Thgnas Ni6dieton, treasurer Of Beaver
c4unfy. Pa. nnaecsunfably disappesred from
his hons inOctybef last. and an search for
A04y Mes tsIpd in tks OAio Yivsr, near Sssu.
b$nVilk. There we're marks Of violence apon
II, indicating tAas No was Auiasfe6.6 . >.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

g SEy1NTH WARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES night,
the Seventh Ward Republican Olubmeti In the
colored Baptiss Chapel ON 6t4 street nsas d
street soath. The meeting was called 70 order
by Mr.. Wtlliashs fxhtte.l s 'Isf'fl-
D1. HOld povsd tAat when the olub adieurs
II - till Monday night week; carried.
4r. 1an1iae, leeloged1 - tAe ecMrnistee on
Evening star., 1867-06-01

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Cooper i Latimer.
auctiOneers, made yesterday the following
Important sale of lots Small frame house and
lot on ith street east, between A and north,
To Nelson McNeai, for S1.2I0: lot adjoining, to
the same purchaser, at 2Ix cents per square
foot; frame dwelling On 18th street west be-
tween New York avenue and I street, to Al
b rt P. Whiting, for s., 800: lot 49, so uare iq3.
on ~ street, Island, to E. G. Wheeler, at AZ
cents per square foot; south 20 feet of lot 1g.
square 2l1, on 14th street, near N, to MT J
Kelly. at 5e cents per square foot the middle
Messrs Wh,e at ass ss eenare eents ep
square foot; lot No. 10, square 15s, on N street
north, between 18th and 18th streets west to
Messrs. Marbury & Edes, at 20 cents per
square foot. These sales show good prices vet
ruling in real estate.
During the past week, Thomas Bowling,
auctioneer. sold at public auction the folio W.
Ing real estate, the property OF the late DR..
fronting Is feet on Bridge street and 90 feet
deep. improved by a two-story brick house,
TO Mrs. Emerich, for "a. 240 parts Of lots and
y, improved by a twe-storv brick house, to
Henry Jones. for S2.35O; parts OF lots 6, :, and
5. on Bridge street, improved by an old frame
house, to W. X. Hurdle, for S400; parts Of lots
$50 and Isl, on Bridge street, improved by a
two story brick house, to William Kelly, for
Sl.se5; parts of lots Sc and 81, fronting 20 feet
on Congress street by 120 feet deep, to John
McDermot, for 81 1,5Oo; parts of lots SO and 81,
on High street, improved by two story brick
uouSct W W icsneis IOI 0<.SoU, parts OF IOLS
13 and IA, on High street. improved by two old
frame houses, to Mrs. Walker, for 81. 800: parts
OF lots 13 and IA, corner OF High and West sts,
improved by old frame buildings, to H. ID.
Biggs, for S1.525 part of lot 213, on Frederick
street. improved by frame house, to W. r.
Hurdle, for Sizes; and Mount Alto, on the
Heights, containing about II acres of land, to
b. f. Huett, S40Q per acre.
In WashIngton-Lot 1, in square No. l3. i'm
proved by two-story brick house, to A. Lee.
for s3,0:H for lot No. l, square q, SIX cents
per loot was declined.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

SPECULATION ON THE MEXICAN QUESTION -
Tne London Times, in an editorial on Mexican
anairs. says Juarez can neither construct nor
MAINTAIN government, ana it appears to bs
beHevea that the United States must attempt
an n1m!ervennon, as the Mexicans are incapabl
Of self-government The Americans nav be
reluctant to undertake 1t, but they have brought
IL on themselves. for the American Govern.
meht said fhe French must leave Mexico.
xney Miu experaence some resistance, a. the
Trench did. but will have greater al ysntaees
IN overcoming u Whatever course 81 t,rlf.
ciple Of policy they may proclaim they win
dpd . fAetiOn ready 20 oppose ti,eir a ~ ver,.
tton ana rise In insurYecfiou y -
Evening star., 1867-06-01
CLOTHING, &c.

GREAT BARGAINS.
r Black Cloth Frock Coats, of superior quality,
from SIC to $50
Black Cloth Sacks from $40 to S2s.
SH
Black Doeskin Pants. from 81 to Sl6.
Spring Cashmere Pants, from $4 to S12.
Business suits-Coat, Vest, and Pantaloons-trom
Sl2 to 525.
The above goods are of our own make.
First-clasf style, in material trimming, and
workmanship.
BOYsf AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
We also invite the attention of parents to our
stock of BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, of
all sizes, at low prices.
Boys Fancy Suits, from to years
Boys, Cutaway Suits, from to 9years.
Boys Harney Suits, from to IA years.
Boys Metropolitan Suits, from IL to l6 years.
Youths Sizes, from Is to 20 years.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
36S Penna. ave-, bet. 9th and 7th SITS.
81 st Metropolitan Hotel Building.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

PACIFIC RAILROAD EXCURSION PARTY
The excursion party destined for the Union
Pacific Railroad, eastern division. left Phila-
delphia on special train yesterday. The
party consists of Senator Cameron of Penn.
sylvania; Representatives Van Wyck aud
Latin, of New York; Thomas, of MARYLAND:
Nicholson, Of Delaware; Kitchen, of West
Virginia; Stevens, OF New Hampshire: As.
sistant Secretary Chandler, and Assistant
Solicitor Risley, Of the United States Treasury:
Marquis de Chanfrau: Attorney General
Brewster, of Pennsylvania. and the leading
merchants of New Ysrk, Baltimore. and Phil.
adelphia. Quite number Of the representa-.
uves of the press accompany the party The
excursion is expected to reach Fort Harker,
Kansas, distance OF five hundred miles west
OF ST. Louis, next Tuesday. The party are in
charge OF s. S. Moon, Of Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1867-06-01
HDEON HALL CLOTHING ROOMS.
" 446 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
1S47

The public are most respectfully invited to call
and eNamine the most superior assortment of CAS-
SlMERE PANTS and VESTS ever exhibited in
this market, and at very low prices Also, very
large stock of CASHMERE SUITS, together with
Drap de Etc and assorted Linen Suits. Duck Suits
"t various coIors. Our CLOTHING and FUR
AlSHlhG GOODS are the very best that can be
found, and viii sell at the lowest prices
p. WAELACH.
my 30 OdcOn Hall Clothing Rooms.
Evening star., 1867-06-01

An IMPORTANT TIMPRovEMBNT.-Atpr present,
in consequence ef the diIapdated condition O T
the outlet lock at the mouth Of Rock Greek
boats cannot be passed from the Chesapeake
d Ohio Canal into the Potomac, except
at Alexandria. The Georgetown Courier says
this will not long be the case as the Canal
Comp ny. at meeting on Thursday last con-
tracted with Deeken Il Maynard for rebuilding
the outlet lock and dam at the mouth OF Rock
Greek, for $1,000. The work is to be finished
by the first of September next.
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