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The BUREAU OF EDUCATION The circuIar
letter addressed to the Governor of each State
BY Hon. Henry Barnard, Commissioner of Ed
ucation, To enable hum to make his report to
Con gress, calls upon them to forward a tab
uiar statement exhibiting the u m Der OF acres
granted by Congress for public schools: num-
raj colleges, and similar purposes: number of
acres OF school lands sold each year: ANIMAL
proceeds theretrom: acres Of school lands nm
Sold numbe OF acres OF UNIVERSITY apricnI
tural college, and similar lands sold each wear.
annual proceeds therefrom; number of acres II
university lands, etc, unsold; amount of pres.
emf school fund, it's sources, including State
benefactons; amount of university fund speci-
Tying State or lndivid ual benefactions: amount
Of agricultural college fund, ETC.; also, any
any documents illustrative or the dispositisn
OF Congressional school funds, and the pro-
gress OF education. The whole will furnish
matter tor q most interesting report on the ed.
ucationai interests OF the several States
The Commissioner has Issued comprehen-
siye account OF the Education Land Policy of
e United States and OF the disposition OF the
Congressional land grants in Minnesota which
are printed In advance OF the report, not only
10 dihuse In formation, but 10 indicate the ma
ture OF the statistics that the Department de-
slres 10 receive. He states the Interesting facr
that: The first settlers of Massachusetts and
Connecticut from the earliest period set apart
lands for schools. In other colonies before
me- felt the i'm portance of some public prov
for the education of the people as private
beneyolence was found to be II tful and wholly
inadequate. The history OF the legislation OF
Congress on the subject is then told at some
Egth.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.


Demand fer Santa Anna and the Body Of
MAMMALIAN - Address Of yuaRez The
El~ctlsn.
NEW ORLEAHs, August 6.-By an arrival
from Vera Cruz We have the following authen-
TIC news:
Admiral Palmer and staff have gone to me
cityof Mexico, IL is said, to demand the persou
OF Santa Anna and endea vor to persuade the
Liberals to give up the body Of Macmillan.
The Austrian steamer Elizabeth is lying at
Sacrifici0s taking on board the Austrian ref
ugees
An American and French man -of-war ar
rived a. Vera Cruz. The health Of the city IL
perfectly good.
Nuw ORLEANS, Aug. 5-A steamer from
Brazos arrived al Galveston to-day.
President Juarez had iss uea agrandiloQu ent
address, in which he says:-"The good sons
OF Mexico. fighting alone and without the as
sistance OF any one, have preserv we'd the liberty
of the country and the integrity OF the Rspab-
lie" =
The election Of President will be ordered
Immediately.
The press iavors general amnesty.
The country will be divided in six military
districts, with General EscobeAo and others
commanding.
Losada's forces refuse to recognize Juarez.
Ca,tillo and Aguine have been sentenced to
be shot 81
Mendez was discovered. but cut his way
through the guards.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SECOED ANNUAL SGHUETZEN FEST
~ or THE
WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN vEREIN,
AT THE
SCHUETZEN PARE. =

SECOND ANNUAL SCHUETZEN FEST
= WASHINGTON ssccHIuuEErzEs vEnErs.
sos sfHg sESasTl F sHa1rr.
srH, 6rH. TIN. sTM, AND srH OF AUGUST.
PRIZE SHOOTING. PRIZE ROWLING.
Popular hmusements for tie Youths. nlumia.-
EVERY S'f DAY s, AsS EyiEES s.i q.
who so. often CROSSED the Niagara. win perform
every afternoon o5 sSs fnsTins Mdusro
The United ststes Marine and Twsf.h UNITED
every day during tie festival ' -" s's oo''e, :
Mr.. Wsber's Bands have been engaged for the
two pavillions. Dancing to commence at three
O'Clock every afternoon.
+ PRIZE FOR THE KING.
Iisf 81 TIE f Psiit ifp.f. PRIZES.
A Gold Watch and Chain
fine fin PeIeslain Dinner Set. 80 pieces.
An ssgaht e.. s 81 TnSSIe kn1es
A Silver Ice pitcher, Waiter, and Two Goblets
Dr Eisss"i H . a5 Stand ssnhs ioes
uMagnitncent scIsleasher Trunk presented by
Two costly Cashmere Long shawls, presented by
Messrs Lansbnrg Bro
Meerschaum Cigar Holder, presented by Mr. @.
Fischer -
A large Silver Soup Spoon.
"A beautiful Marble top Table, presented by Mr.
A Gents Silk Rain Umbrella. presented by Lans
burg Bro. Z.
Imported German Knckuck Clock
Heavy Silver Bottle Stands with six Glasses.
A me!odeon, latest style.
"A Silver Pitcher, presented by Messrs Webb d
Beverage.
"A solid Silver Goblet, presented by Mr.. Isaac
Alexander. - @ss-.s -
A Sofa Cushion presented by Mrs I. voight.
Silver Fruit Basket, presented by Mr.. A.
Schmeidtie rs = #.s. rE9
An elegant Sword, presented by Mr.. J. P.
Schmidt.
Meerschaum Pipe, presented by Mrs. E. L.
Two beautiful Beaded Flower Baskets presented
by Mr.. Adam Young.
"A Silver Castor, presented by Mrs. Karr.
A Syrup Pitcher, presented by Mrs. Reese.
"A fine Rifle, presented by Mrs. Nohch.
Two Silver Goblets, presented by Mr.. Thomas
Everett.
Hugle
A Box of Mumm Champagne, presented by Mr..
Two Oil Paintings, presented by Mr.. Markriter.
A fine Lithograph, presented by Mr.. Chas. Wal
ter.
A Lady's Dress Hat and Fan. by Mr. Fl L. Blout
A beautiful Lamp, presented by Mr.. John kessai
For the Bowling and Ladies' Shooting Six Val
liable Prizes will be awarded daily.
.Admttance % cents for each person. Children
under 10 years free. au 23t
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MRS. SURRATT-The Washington Agent
for the Associated Press telegraphs as follows:
Judge PierrepoInt, in his address to the iury
yesterday, said when it was suggested by
some OF the members of the Military Commis-
SION that IN conseq uence OF the age and sex of
MRS Surratt II might possibly be right to
change her sentence TO imprisonme mt for life,
he signed the warrant for her death with the
paper right before his eyes" Judge p must
nave been mlslnformed, as the President was
NOT aware until two months ago, through a
private source, that any OF the M m bers of It'd e
Military Commission joined in a recommended
tioA or suggestion that the sentence OF death
passed upon Mrs. Surratt be commuted 70
lmprh oHment. This Information was privately
given to him before the com n en- &c ment of the
trial OF John II. Surratt. He then denied as
he LOW denies, that the Recommendation or
suggestion was ever officially brought to his
attention
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THE PNEuMATIC DESPATCH SYsrKM.-Th..
packages can be sent with great rapiditv nv
atmospheric pressure has been abundant,y a.
tsblished by actual experiment. Variou.
pneumatic dispatch companies are In opera
ton IN England, but, none as yet for long dis.
tances However, from their mode OF oper..
ton, there seems to be no doubt that letter.
papers, and light packages may be expressed
for long distances with a very great "A yine i,
time, and we have 10 doubt the system will be
adopted in this country ere long -
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The CUBA Cable--Santa Anna still q
Pris0ner-Gen. Marquee not Arrested.
NEW YORK, August 5.-Despatches from
Punta Rosa, Florida, say that all is prepared
for laying the Cuba Gable.
News from Sisal to the 18th ulttmo SAYS that
Santa Anna is still prisoner. s7,ss
Gen Marquee mas not been arrested.
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PBRsoNAL.-Among the visitors in the Grim
inal Court this morning were Generals Grant,
Candy. q. q. Howard. Ekin, Hitchcock, Ruck.
er and Shiras. Speaker Colfax passed
through Springfield. Mass, on Thursday,
from Maine. on his way home. ...Briga-
uier General +. ST. George Cooke has hsen
relieved from duty on the Officers ExamIn-
Ing Board in Louisville. Kentucky. ....Maior
george M Adams. the solitary Representa-.
tive OF Kentucky in the late extra session of
Congress, and the youngest member OF that
hoay, arrived at Louisville on "Wednesday,
en- route for his home in Barboursv vile. 80.
Among the passengers who sailed for Hayra
In The steamer Europe, on Saturday, 27tn Of
July, was Mrs. William S. Huntington. Of
TINS city. Admiral Tegethoff, c. Teesthoff.
E aai' ana Z: Henneberg, a depntation from
Austria, sent tor the purpose Of recoy erine
TIE remains OF Macmillan, have arrived in
this city, and are at Wizards. ....Commis-
last evening for New Hampshire, intendino RI
be absent about two weeks
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New York Markets /.

NC" xVTk uu0IkcbBs
NEW YORK, August 5.-The flour market is
25 cents lower for new; receipts 1916 bbls. and
5,345 bags Wheat market dull ana declining;
receipts "a 800 Bushels. Corn market 2a3 cts.
better; receipts 156,O15 bushels. Rye and Oats
dull. Pork unsettled; sales OF q, 900 barrels Of
new Mess at S2z. 95a$2l Lard quiet at 12ha
1871 Whisky quiet Barley and Peas nomi-
mai. Cotton firm at 2sk cts. tor mlddlng up
lands. Freights duh. Turpsntine firm Al asx
cents.
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PUBLIC LANDS According to returns re- !.
ceived by the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office, there was an aggregate disposal
OF 1884 acres Of public lands durlng the month
OF July last at the folio wing local ON ces Wig
Wis, 1884 acres. The greater portion OF the
land was located with agricultural college
scrip, and the remainder sold for cash. and
taken for actual settlement and cultlvation
under the homestead law. The cash saies ~.
allied SO, 705.
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NAvAL.-Acting Master W. p. Randall and
Acting Ensign VIM. +. H DICKINSON. have been
detached from the Peoria and granted sick
Mate l.. 8. Storer has been detached from
charge. ~ 0e
Commander John Walters has been ordered
70 The command OF the Cyane; Commander
EoWaId stone, 70 command the Shawmut:
Passed Assistant Paymaster F. ]. Painter, n
inc Jamestown; Assistant Paymaster C. II.
Lockwood, to the Saginaw
acting Second Assistant Engineer Thoma
+. Lynd, waiting orders.
Mate Richard w. Wallace has been dis.
charged. '
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PATENTs.-The Commissioner of Paterts
will issue 227 certificates for patents, for the
week ending August 18th, 1867. slight dimi
milton from last week.
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IHR WHITE HoUsE.-A number Of visitors
called on the President to- day, some of whom
obtained interviews, but others Were debarred
theretrom by the exhaustion of the hours az
signed for such purposes.
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PHRsoNAL.-SecretaryM Mccullough, OF the
Treasury, left Washington on Saturday on
official business. He is expected back to- NOR
row, and daring his absence, Assistant Secre
tary Hunter viii discharge the duties Of the
OFT CO.
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DIsGRAoRPUL RIOT IN MARYLAND,-The
Baltimore american OF this morning publishes
an account of the disgraceful riot at Centre
vile, Nd, on the occasion Of q Republican
meeting there on Thursday last, when, as it is
alleged. United States officer General
Gregory. Of the Freedmen Bursau,) and his
associates, were assaulted, and a portion of
their audience. mostly colored men, were
mercilessly beaten.
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SHERIDAN's SUCoEssoR-Nothing definite
has yet transpired with regard to the appoint.
ment Of General Sherldan's successor as Mill.
tary Governor of the Department Of LOUIS.
lana The talk to-day runs In favor Of the
probable appoin tment OF Maj. Gen. Thomas;
but 1t seems there is considerable division OF
opinion amongst the Presidents councillors
as to the advisability of making a change.
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INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts at the De-
partment to-day from all quarters amount to
t2S
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GOvERNMENT SECURITIES.
WAsHIS0ToH, Aueust S, l667.-Jay Cooke Il
Co. furnish the following quotations Of dsv-
ernF0a3t R0curl.3es


Lewis johnson d 10. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YoRK.August5.-FirstB oard-U.S. 6's,
1881, coupon, 1I0K; do. registered, -; do.
5.20's, coupon, nag; DO. registered, - do.
Oertificates -; do. $40. new issue. -: do.
3Ts. ft7 4; 10.40s registered, 1G2k; coupon, -;
Pacific Mail, Jas; Atlaatic Natl, liak: Canton
Co., ASK; Oumberland, 36x; Quicksilver, 20 4;
Mariposa, 10; prer'd, =; N. Y. Central, log Il
Erie Railway, 69x; preferred 76 Y; Hudson
River Railroad, 1ly4; Reading 4. r., los y;
Michigan Central, liUk; Michigan Southern,
7SH; ILLINOIS Central K. T., 1i7k; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 9s3; Northwestern, 46k; do.
preferred. h6x; Cievelasd and Toledo, 1879 4;
Rock Island, 99x Fort Wayne, 105x; Ohio
and Misc. -; Western Union. -; Boston
Water Power, 49, f4 ~a
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Opposite Bowling Green,
r,o ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
the travelling public. The location is especially
suitable to merchants and business it in
on the highway Of Southern and Western travel
and adjacent TO all the principal Railroad and
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
Tor over $50 guests-it is well furnished, and DOS.
sesses every modern Improvement for the comfart
and entertainment of its inmates The rooms are
spaclons and well ysntilated-proyded with gas
ful-and the table is generously provided with
Every Th deiicaey Of the season-at moderate rates
Inc rooms having been re furnished and remodeled
We are enabled to offer extra facilities for the com
fort and pleasure of our guests
au Som GEO. X. CHASE & CO. proprietors
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- About 500 painters and loiners ware a,.-
charged from the Brooklyn nayy.yard on We'd .
uesday. S~
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. THE: IMMACULATE- CONCEPTION

~ THE. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
uS BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of this Association
will be held in the BOYS SCHOOL ROOM of the
Church, on the LIST Monday in August, at o'clock
Persons wishing to joint Association will do
well to be present, it is expected the books for
that time anyone can take stock on application to
the Rev. Father Mccarthy, treasurer, at his resi-
dence, near the Church.
At the meetings of the Association money has
been sold at IS and GU per cent
jy l0-eotd JOHN j. McCULL0M, Sec,
nSELECTRO.M EDICATED vAPOR BATHS
Or: L. ALCAN, southwest corner Of 18th street
and Penn'a ave-, cures rheumatism, Eruptions of
the Skin, Colds GoHt, Debility, Affection of Pa
ralysis, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com
plants. my 2-6m
0@PROyIDENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
l3 Organized July 2, lSH.-The first monthly
meeting for the payment of dues will he held at the
Brick School House, on the north de of II street
north, between 9Th and 7th streets west, on UES-
DAY. August 9th, at ~ p. m. ',-
Stock may then he taken, or by calling at T. nj
Hanson 5 ofice, Inteligencer building, at Hall
Plants Grocery Store, New York avenue and
l5thst GEO. II. PLANT, President,
FRED KoONs, Secretary, No. SIS ath strset
west au act
n~LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
TIE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS- viii be closed
to the public from August lst to August 3lst in.
elusive. A. X. SP0FFORD,
jy A-l0t Librarian
CHICK q
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS

A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE
TRADE.
FRENCH & RICHARDSON,
jy cot Publishers, Washington, &C.
OIC-NIC, EXCURSION. AND TRAVELLING
Il LUXURIES.
Just receiyed large assortment OF articles So
sTRAsBOURG, FAIskN. BEtAssEs. PER-
AkcHovIEs, &C., &C.; n,.o,o,,
Gordon's Preserves Brandy Fruits, and Jellies,
Also, large variety of Plain and Fancy Pic Mic
'AN MAGNOLIA HAMS
We call attention to for Sandwiches. They are
mild tender, and delicious; particularly suitable
GOLDEN sCUPPEKNONG WINE,
From the Scuppernong Grape of North Carolina;
light, very fruity and golden COLOR unexcelled for
'uA'A I'M KING & SON, King Place,
my 15-tf Corner Vermont ave. and ISL at.
ERENCH BOOKS.-Alphonse Karr. Les Fem.
It mes; As cents. Souyestre Sous Les Filets; IS
cents Souyestre: I'm PhilOsophe sous les Toits; 45
cents Souvestre La Goute Eau; 45 cents Du-
mas Fils Aventures de huatre Femmes; IS cents.
Conscience. LIE Demon de l'argent, IS cents. Con-
science: LIE Flau de Village; IS cents. Achard:
Parisiennes ct Provinciales As cents. Achard: Les
Dernieres Marquises; 45 cents. Gozlan: LIE Notaire
de Chantilly; As cents. La Comtesse Dash: Les
jeH FRANCK TAYLOR,
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AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT


AMERICAN PIANOS TRIUMPHANT
EXPOSITION OF ALL NATIONS
In addition to
THE GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
The Emperor Napoleon, in person,
accompanied the presentation with the
decoration of
THE CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HONOR,
thereby comforting to the
CHIC ERING MEDAL
the only distinction over the four other medals
awarded for Piano fortes, all of which were exact
ly alike and of equal value and thereby confirming
the unanimous award of the
THREE JURIES AND THE IMPERIAL COM
MISSION PLACING THE
CHICKERING PIANO
AT THE HEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
Sole Agency. JOHN F. ELLIS,
jy2Otf 80 Penn. av., Washington, d. G.
n@PIANOs! PIANOsIi PIANosl!
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH
CABLE DszrATcH PAYS ESPfesEIIoT July 1871
have been by the New nrH * the
position The FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for the
h,ehest degree Of pspset'on IN grand Sq"ars and
snoring the greatest progress the construction Of
pionoJortes ,cith the strongest Endorsement Of the
In add add to the above, steinway & Sons have
received the following cable dispatch: -
The great societe des Beaux Arts. Of Paris. have,
srumenfs Exhibited a, the Paris e E ssai IN,
s ss to sTEIsWAy soSs. Of Ney YsTS, M"i
G,gna lss,aonaa, Msaa for creates, superiority
an" "o's''' " ''" " G. ME Il IasSi CO..
H lO-lm Agents for Washington, d. &.
H SsEhFF Ayb spI EEENGH
TAURANT, gao Fennsylyaniaav ave-, between 18th
and and iStl. streets with fine large airy saloons.
nave no connections with any other establis hme mt
IN this city. je 27-Im
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A FINE WORK (BAYl HORSE, OR BUGGY
"A HORSE. for sale at HOWARD'S ~
Stables, street, between 9th and 7th IN
streets. au set IA
A FINE WORK (ROANy HORSE, FOR SINGLE
a or Double harness, for sale at HOW ~
ARD Stable, on G street, between 9th IN
and eth streets. au5-2t "a
EOR SALE.-REDBUCK COLT years old, 49,
Il hands high; fine saddle or driving ~
and h streets north "a.
au 5-6t' T. e. CREAMER
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~ A N d w o o d
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

ri am now receiving all the various kinds Of
MAJ MAJ from inc most approved mines, purchased
:, have taken a portion Of Rley's wharf. foot Of
ith street Tor the purpose of storing Coal on il,
less than If hauled to the yard ' poi W"
Having all the facilities for obtaining ard ao,;
price. 's possioie
Where persons use large quantities. d.dnc,;o,
viii be made in price. u0uuctioh
All kinds Of WOOD at low price
rs Coal and Sawed and Split Wood kent ,na.
cover. II. CLAY STEW Arr
Once, corner H and 10Th sfs
Wood Yard, 10th st. and Canal Goal wharf Scot
Of 18th street. "i "ns1, LOOT
weigher. " sworn
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i SO much emired by the recent Japan
csc Commsso,n9ers from r, n, whom we have a |T
z. N. p. KING & SON.
King Place,
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LsOR BOSTON
To SAL on SATURDAY, 10TH ISsr E

To SAIL on SATURDAY, 10TH INST 4e,
The Superior A Packet Schooner 10 -
SEPH BAXTER, Obed Baxter master, is now load.
1lg fer the above port, and will sail above
FOR freight apply to HARTLEY BRO,
NEW BOOKs.-The Seven Weeks, wa,-Ans.
l trian and Prnssian-by II. N. Hozier vols !;
scots Life OF Mosby with portrait; Maudsley IS
Hamilton; Story of Doom, by Jean IngeioW;
antoine de Bonneval, a tale OF Paris; Goldman 5
Ten Months in Brazil; RANKINGS Abstract for
July; Braithwaite' s Retrospect for July
au D FkANCk TAYLOR
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TAhEN Up ASTRAY OH the 2ath of July,
I red and white spotted slim BUFFAI COW;
slit and crop out of the left The owner will
please come forward. prove property, pay charges,
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nN AND AFTER THIS DATE, JULY 9Th,
~ 1867, the Rockville Marlboro, hH7Na
General Stage ONCE, HOWARD'S ExSe
Stables, 454 street, between 9th and TIN streets
daily, Sunday excepted the Rockville and MARI
boro' Stages at IA O'Clock a. H.; the Brookville
stage Mt O'Clock p. IN.
jy 9-lmH j. G.. HOW ARD, Proprietor.
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Nj L d &c A l. st A II f
SURGEON IN CHIEF,

J. II. THUMPSUN, NJ. D.,
1s4 street, between 9th and 2lst streets.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JOS. X. BARNES, NJ. D., Surgeon General, Uni
'e jos Ssa Riley LEY, M. D., Georgetown.
THOS. MILLER, NJ. D., street, Washington.
A.Y;P GARNET; NJ D, New York avenue.
GRAFTON TYLER, Nj. D., Georgetown.
T. HOWARD M D., 4 street.
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FRENCH BOOkS.-Henri Conscience lie De-
Il mon de largent; IS cents. George Sand: Luz
creZia floriani; IS cents. George Sand: lie Secre-
taire 1ntime; As cents. Lsmartine: Les Confiden-
ces As cents. Alphonse Kari: Sous les Tilleus; IS
cents. Alphonse Karr: Voyage autour de Mon ia ar
din; As cents. Alphonse karr: Promenades hors
de Mon Jardin As cents Louis Rey baud: lie Cog
due Clocher; As cents. De Stendhol: LIE Rouge ct
LIE Noir; As cents. Celeste: par Leon Gozlan; 20
vols; Sl.a.
: ID IL ERANCK TAYJOR
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN
~ AND
LYING-TN ASYTTM

This Institution has been established for the re-
ception OF patients who may be suffering from di
eases peculiar to their sex, and for the admission
of such females as may require the comforts of the
lying in chamber.
I he building is situated In the most healthy por
tion of the District surrounded by its own grounds
Cars pass the door every five minutes.
Terms of admission: From So to SO per week in
accordance with the room required payable i'll al
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical
and Surgical attendance.
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co = REWARD-Lost, on the 81 instant Fl
% -C street, between 10Th ard 2lst SITS, { RISE,
containing ten twenty dollar gold pieces. The
finder viii receive the above reward by leaving IL
at 10 39> Goth street The lost money is the prop
erty of a W idow lady. 5-2tt
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GO L A B E T -
~ OF ALL GRADES
OLD WINES AND LIQUORS of best quality.
+ THOS. RUSSELL. & CO.,
AT OSR n 10Th at

ID EMUVED-P H. WEIGH has rem wed his
Ii stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS to his new
store, 154 Pennsylvaniaa avenue. between 18th and
and old customers. He has added to his stock soms
of the choicest brands of Tobacco and Cigars, and
will sell at Baltimore and New York prices
3-ff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-05
LOST AND FOUND.

+ OST-0n Penn sylvania avenue. between First
= and Second streets, small GOLD ALB VI,
with the initials !. ID. in front The finder will