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LEGAL NOTICES.

i ssI. hav. o6,.insd nom the 6rph.n:, Court q
n: late on Of h' ''s' o.
ne :sS :Gs 70 sssS,
the same, with the vouchers thereof 70 the subscri
9 on or before the 10Th day Of Tsbruafy next:
ssss nay y law b excluded from al
Given under our h.ads this 18th day Of February,
' Z s,.~,~. JOHN t5HS W = h E!Sf Executors.
TFIIss Is TS GIVE NOTICE, Ths. .he .ab.cri;
W..Sington County, in the bistrics Of colD%bis,
ftsnor Of w. Of
ceased. All persons having claims ag ainst the said
ae;esased are hereby warned e exhibit the same,
before tho 9Th Gay Of February next: they may
by law be excluded from all benefit Of the
,a9eiven under my hand thi. eth day Of February.
isn l.vsw. ASninis.rs.o SA 9 IA.
s II TAs I9fkEFo 65SrrcE
On tn. petition q tsptsf' a
,s :, Of the estate Of aneh.ra Ward desss,s
Maid .s said adm illustrator, on the 18th day Of
June, 1883, for ga Improvement ia Msshin.s for
.Spis.,isn ., ;,d patent, which takes place on
the Patent Once on MONDAY. The 10Th day Of
June next at II o'clock N and Az por.om
have Why said pstition onsht not to be granted
u the e
set s forth o. hSIins q Least ,,ssrg day. before
take and transmitted 70 sccordancs viii the rules
Of the once, which will be furnished on applica.
Deposition: End 4. ether s1 relied s.oe
ssiore The day Of bearing the any, any,
within ten days e,ter fling the teesinony
s: and 's sss x: aSsss pc g:
o., and In The Re. lister. New IL sssn. Oean., once .
70 :.S
the day Of hearing.
Csmmfssioner Of Patents.
P.S -Editors OF the above papers will please
Gith paper containing this notice. isis isWsW '
A5siaH q 5ss FIsEss!9 er,!ez
pIEcIs =; TIfTEs, .d@ini:sr:.or: Of Il. 81. 81,
s:spS Ta:. Il. s: d s.,n Of
June. 1858, for an Improvement In Saws, for seven
10 ordered that the cs,d Ss.ision bs heard 1t
Gs . 4 s s o.
tised e :pvsar and show cause: II cay tpey have,
n :.sSs;s =
day Of hearing; eli testimony nled BY either party
transmitted In accordance With the rules Of ths
Office. which will be furnished on applic elton
tmony must be fled in the office tlrsstydays before
the day Of hearing; the Arguments, II any, within
ten days after nlilg the testimony:
Ordered. also that this notice b published in
the Intelligence and the Republiesn, Washing.
ton, u. O.. ana in the Geneva Gazette. Geneva
u. T., once week for three successive weeks; the
hrst OF said publications 70 be ut least sixty daye
~ -. - r o. THEAKER,
p 3. Editsrs OF the above papers win Dieass
copy, and send their bills 20 Che Patent Once Wit
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-At a dramatic per-
fOrmance in Portland on Washington's Birta-
day patriotic tableau of the Father OF his
Country was Kissed by a fellow in the au-
dience, who suddenly found himself outside
the theatre with face resem bling a piece of
hver and his rear aching from repeated appli-
cations of heayy boots
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q = o Y = Il / = 8.
HALL q PLANT,
PLANTS BUILDING,


PLANTS BUILDING,
Corner New York avenue and lstn stre.t
tkntrsnce on New York syenueJ
Dealers In fine FAMILY GROCERIES. TEAS.
WINES, IMPORTED LUXURIIs, &c. hc
would respectfully notify their friends and thu
public that tLey have just opened their New Gro.
sery Store, whore can be obtained any article usu
ally kept In first class Grocery. Without at.
tempting to enumerste our large, fresh and we'll
selected stock, we cordially in wife the public to
examine our stsre and stock. believing We shall
not fail to give entire satisfaction to ali who NAV
favor us with their patronage.
We call espesisl attention to our assortment Of
TEAS and COFFEES, which have been selected
with great care for purity. Dealers will ind I.
nne assortment to select from, and our prices to
suit.
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of the CITY
jan 9-3m
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.

Potomac Ferry CesspaHy,
Serenth S,reet Wharf, ,
WasAtnxfsn, February 2, ls61.
The Steamer will leave the OOmpany's Wharf,
loot Of 9Th sereet, Ct ~ O'Clock, on -
and eAICROAT MORN ING March
ID. for MOUNT VBREOH,
Fare q so, including admission 20 the Msn.
sion.
u 1-lt WILLIAM d COLT, President.
SfEAMRR WILSON SHALL
y FOX THE EASTERN SHORE,
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II AoV L. -
1h- PAW o. ! WAS WasH fHnsSSEAFos CON
Hsve removed to Sheir New once,
No. - LOUISIANA AVENUI.
First door sssg Of 7th %.
M. 10, ,p!,ElsoFo
TSo: s Berry GfG srvxI sfs ycs
g s.0fdson, Daniel Dodd, VIM. Dixon.
neg ss2a + o''t noble D. LARs.R. s.o,.,.r,
W. oohGG nsf s CrHSkSr AAknR AND
shoy Case Manufactures, School Furniture u
Old Farnisnre q al dsssri SGon. s ssu En-
ana ,old kslairine, upholstsri9s, and vsrnish-
ana sr.s: scr
SrsISWAHT PIANOS. - o :
We have inst received !. new .ssortmsnt Of II
s,:sIns q Grand, square, and Uirishty \
fos shs is.s 10. year, s,.,,v.,. au
on eli oes.sons recsiysd he Srss ersmom haze
All new fork. Boston. hiisdslphis aud baltimore
II e.% ..s en-. enc they have
etsi.yay SONS received the indorssmsot yof
EST so. Sic Pen. r .,s..., soss g Gent,
W. fbrEhISs. 4s5P. s. f:aasss: iSs ' IN
lstabif.Psd in 1851; premium s.ssSsu B; q Fl.
1etropslitan institats. 1857: rebuilt is:s Ana y
shment Of the Kind in tai. ssctos ~ sssab
Dyeins and Securing Of all kinds dsns in the best
TTuly thsskf.l for. PEST fsvovs. the su,,cr,h.-
solici % the confused custom OF the co9nunity
Goods received and r:turned BY sIprsoS visS the
Poo One. sssss.:. ' Lock Sif'f sSs No. So
Sss fies sis. ss' sunset except esturssy.
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COLUABIA hospital TOE WOMlH
LYINo-fM ASYLUM,
eehtn street 4 circle j corner q y street
Wsshington, d.. O..


Fourteenth street circle J corner Of II street.
Washington, d. O.
This Insetotlsn he's BEEN established for the r.
cepcon OF PATIENTS Who may be Ga d.rinR from dis
eases Pee uner 70 their sex and for the I'D mi s.on
o. saee iensts g msy require the comforts Of The
The building % Atusssd In the most he.,,hv ~.
t1on Of the Dtstrict, surrounded by itc 81
grounds. Oan PAS she door every Ave mtnntes
Termo OF sdn fssion: From % to Gle per veak
IN scoordanee viii the reQn required, pSyabie IN
sdvanos. fhls includes Board, 0s6ldSsa NJ
ieal and eurGicsl attendance. ~ :
MlpIOAL efAPP,
:. oUB0eON IN OHIER,
j. THOMPSON, n D.
1gA Ietreet. betveen Nth md list sfreseu.
COheukTIH0 PHYSIOIANs AND 81 R0KONs
Jos 4 1AkHes, II. D., surgeon osasral.
rios: niLEss. Il f s.. :se..s. washington.
a; GAkh1Tf, n. D., New York avenue.
EryOHlefON. y. D., Wasaingtob. .
GRAITOM fYbBR, 7. D., 0oorgs1ovn.
I.howAkD. II. D., ! strsss. = 70
orts.s 70, sdnisses 70 the rree BEDS q sais hos
the ssreeen in chief st this once 90 street, OF
q eny o. the Medical stat, and Of the Revs. DI.
HMi. 9uriey Gillette, and Ooombs. -
wives and Widows II soldters desir1ng admission
Vii sbpV 70 ses surgeon General, United States
Psfisn6 LIVING at distance whs desire to esms
20 this foe treatment con sScars private
rooms ~ applying ~ letter 20 the matron Of the
hospitsi A.D. GILLETTE, d p,
(,oLORIp tor BOOKS, from Lendoo 1,..es
" Juvenile Books, direct from PaYis. IA
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THE EVENING STAR.

AN UNPLEAsASr NRIsHBoRHoop.-The
Nashville Press, In giving an account OF the
destruction OF large saw-mill at johnson.
vile, Tenn, by an incendiary fire, Gays that 1t
belonged TO Judge Palmer, who has a contract
TO saw plank for eight national cemetsries,
and whose work is necessarily suspended.
Judge Palmer was formerly q citizen OF Ohio,
and was in the federal service during the war,
but Tor some time past as been an active cItI-
rep OF Cheatham county, has been engaged in
developing the resources of the country in Q
praiseworthy manner. HE great energy and
industry have made him q valuable accession
TO the neighborhood. Since he took the con-
tract TO farnish PLANK to the cemeteries. he has
been frequently notified that his business was
exceedingly offensive to the friends Of the
''Con fedeTacy," and has had warnings that
his mill would be burned unless he desisted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-01

TROUBLE AMONG DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
VIM. A PutRey, member of prominent dry
goods firm in Chicago, has commenced three
suits against CiaffiiR IL 20. and Seth Otis, of
New York, and his two partners, laying the
aggregate damages at S20O,00O, the charges be-
ing trespass and Islander. He alleges that the
defendants m these suits have eonspircd to-
gether TO get him out of his firm, and ave
made scandalous charges against him in order
10
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RENEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
GASES,

He II Bond street, New York
0Iull Information, With the htxhsSt fsstf-no-
staI5j also, Book on SpsciaI Diseases m a sealed
eHveIore, ssntfree. ~ Be srps aaa send for them,
and yot rtH not rsgra u; for, ~ sdverSising ply
nciens are generally tD1postorS without references
ne sIangsr shonid be trusted. Enclose stamp
ior postage ADD direct to DR. LAWRENCE No
IL Bond street. New Ysrk no L. Dkwly
~ MARRIAGE And GKLIBAOY, AND THE
HsppiDess Of True Manhood. An Essay for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude aud he
Pathological Errors, Abuses aud Disc ases W CO
Geste IN eedlments TO Marriage, with sure me ans
OF Relief Sent IN sealed letter en- velo free Of
charge. Address DE-. SKILLIN HOU6HTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa, "a III su,
SECRET DIslAsRS.
bAhARIYAN's GIFT ID the NEST certain safe ana
snectusl remedy indeed, the only vegetable RENE
az ever discovered. Cures In two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, 40
osisan. no nsreury Only ten pills to be taRea. 1t
Is the soldiers hope, and friend 70 those who de
net want - b ex1ossd.o Male Dsckages, Ca e.
sasAlIfANs Roof AND HERB yvIc.s-A ,ositiye
snA permanent care fer Spyhilis. eorofah. Ulcers,
soiss, SRoY. letters. &c. Price o. Is Per BEETLE
soso oy y o. rord. See advertissmsns wvs
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PEACE OF MIND SECURED BY VEGETABLE
DIET.-Ata radical peace convention at Provi-
dence, Miss Mercy DriEg was one of the
speakers. She went In for vegetable diet, and
said 1--WE should be liable TO kill men as long as
we murdered animals and lived upon their
flesh. Talk of being saved from sin by ex-
she had been through that long ago But
nothing brought the peace Of mind which came
from the revelation which she had received
that animal food should not be eaten"
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RH NAGLE d CO., Auctioueere.
- ssleeroom No. 295 Penn avenue,
Between 9th and 10th SITS,

0A0LE 60 will give their personal attention
to the sale Of Real Estsss and Household Furni-
ture. Also, to the sAles Of stocks of 0rooeries
Wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise Of every de,
serlPuon, Horses. Carriages. II arnsss, &c.
Li1ersi cash advances made on consignments.
~ regular Sales at our salesroom every TUES.
OAH THURSDAY: and SATURDAY, at 10
o cIeck NAGLE 90
yaiI-u Auetioneers.
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0uNs-The Springfield (Mass.) Repubticds
says that shipments of old and decrepit guns
continue to be received from the various arse
nails throughout the country. The shipments
include many rebel guns and other secesh
trophies. Among some which have recently
come in are two Williams breech loading can.
non of rebel manu- facture, several curious
rebel pixies mot John Brown's), ana some
cartridge bags made by southern ladies out Of
old pieces of calico. There are among the old
guns, rebel and federal, some whose barrels
are twisted so as TO make a respectable letter
s and others with their barrels completely
perforated by a ball in the course directly al
right angles with the course a ball would take
in passing through the barrel
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AUCTION SALES.
llY 0BIlu . WILLIAHB. Auctsonssn.
ID 10. s0G, corner 1sh anA s9rssts

vAtgABLlg gILD!nG LOT !ETElslooKD
NORTH. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
r On nONDAY, the <sh instant. ot . 'clo~k 4 n =.
We shall sell. on the pre- misss lot Ne IA in 50 uars
No. rs. having - feet, running back about 81
fest In depth, making IL Handsoms Building
Terms One half cash, the balance In and II
month";. for notes bearing interest and secured N
adesd Of trust on she Drsmisss. An conveyau.
eine and rsvsnae seenps ct the cost Of the Dur.
10 Nd GREEN WILLIAn0 Aucts
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
THE REyoLUTIos IN COLOMBIA.
Heavy Taxes and Forced Loans
on the Isthmus.
Marshal Castillo Heads a Revolt in
Peru.

The steamship Arizona, Captain Maury, from Aspin-
wall on the I'd nst arrived this port yesterday bring
Ing large number of Passengers from California, and
The following conslgnments OF treasure
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We learn from Troy, June IL. that Mr.. David Clum,
prominent and wealthy resident Of sandlake, In that
county committed suicide the evening Of the 10Th,
by hanging himself in his own barn, while laboring
under temporary insanity HIS alteration OF mind
induced by the fact that about year and half ago Mr.
oum voluntarily transferred his property consisting Of
rm srss mills saw mills and personal properly, 70
MIA Cum his wife, and recently desiring that should
pe TO him, the wife wholly and tenacousy
oecnnea me proposition This cot 30 operated upon hrs
ultimately unsettled his reason and led 70 his taking
his own life. hr. Clum was nfty years Of age and
worth ~ many thousand dollars gained By hitherto
temperate lts aud honest industry te
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ArcHsos, Kansas, June II, ls01-
Twsnty frame buildings nine on the north side and
sevsn on me south side Of Commercial street, between
Fourth md Firth s,reeu destroyed BY IRE Sun.
6sy afternoon. Loss estimated At 900; insured fos
small amounts in the Hartford Iunen Central ana AsnA
oompeuieA ~ $3.50
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Flru SHELL EXPLOSION Al plYMayIH, MASSACHUSETTS,.


fIrnou1n, Mass, June II, 1851.
Charles Badger, an smploye at tho Robinson Iron
Works was killed this morning BY tho explosion Of
shell for which he weighing the powder Another
person vas slightly wounded, and there we're several
narrow escapes from injury from flying psscsa The
window glass In tho vicinity Of the mil w badly sbas-
toroa.
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The State OF Tolma stands by Mosquera ana 10
iug troops for his relief Magdaena, lately revoluoy
lied by General de Coda has thrown on the yoke anu
General Rascos declares himse cons fresidens
OF the STATE temporarily vested with the executive
power OF the Union The opinion now prevails that MOS
guerra instead OF establishing the zone man power IN
this country will be unable 10 overcome the dilcutes
which beset him on all sides. II Is clear
that he did not count upon meeting with
such general and determined opposition whom he as
sumed the dictatorship; but now finding that he has
counted without his host IL Is claimed that he Will en-
deavor 10 make his way TO the coast, giving up the
interior to the full possession OF the constitutional party
II he succeeds In lodging himself IN Panama. and
Lopez able TO hold at Carhagena, and at the same
time carry out his plans with regard 10 Santa Martha
Mosquera snap his fingers at the opposition IN the
interior States The States bordering on the Pacific are
said 10 be devoted 10 his interests and the possession OF
Bolivar and Magdalena giving him control OF the great
river, without which the country IS impenetrable no
ander until they ready 10 submit TO his authority
Panama must be gained first, however, and there the
great difficulty Ia TO be overcome. There Is no reliable
intelligence from Bogota in consequence OF the blockade
OF the river, left entirely In the dark as 10
what the Dictator has been doing sUce the goth OF April
Advices from Carthagena state that Spanish rear
admiral arrived at that port the 25h OF May, ana
after consultation with the authorities on shore ordered
the release OF the Rayo. and the restoration OF the ma
chinery taken from her by the rgate Navas de Toosa
The Rayo Is acknowledged TO be q Colombian YES
be held responsible acts II they at all SAVIOR
or piraca nature. The latest Intelligence from santa
Martha states that the Colombia Ia now bockadng that
port under the orders OF General Lopez and thus far the
blockade has been respected by the steamers and native
coasters.
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soued John browns TO feel we unconsroaoe inspira-
and loving justice, the part OF one nation toward
another preventive Of foreign wars no less sure than
people preventive Of civil wars. Holding then AZ I
do, the doctrine that the conquered nation
every civil war has suffered enough in the war to
make quite unnecessary her PUNISHMENT on the re.
turn Of peace, would have had no punishment in
ncted upon the South after her surrender-no punish
en however ingenious the arguments 10 prove that she
was chargeable with treason--no punishment even IL
she alone had been responsible for the The work,
now of the conquerng North should DO not punish
but TO comfort not 70 open wounds afresh but to per-
feet their healing not 70 repel the southern heart but
win II. Il true that we could 40 no less than kill
have eft il alive would have been fail OF removing
the occasion for another and speedy war. And we
could do no less than give the blacks the ballot Nor
dd we IN this punish the South. Not to have given II
10 them would have been 20 leave our magnanmous and
indispensable allies IN virtual sayerya virtual slavery
become literal slavery But, having abolished slavery
and enranchsed the negro, should stop there and
the consueror, q . general rule 10 mot 70 disturb
the ins,itutions and usages OF the conquered
people. Very seldom should there DO any s1-
cept,ons 10 this rule, such provide
,ndspepsabIe securities for himself or his aes Such
are the exceptions which We have made; and now We
should leave State OF the South 70 sup
Div the systems Of education that their black and white
call for The very large landed estates Of
the south shoed % divided into small hcmss Tor the
stste Of the South might by purchase and
othsrWise lend helping hand toward bringpg about
such division luo OWhcfs ~ many VI snese mfks
sststss would sell then very cheap The policy Of the
FEDERAL government In respect 70 lands for the andss
- verv liberal In the light Of all this and Of the fact
that The whole South viii soon see that the poor are
made better, happier and safer citizens BY owning
nomes the acquisition Of them BY her homeless
vhi,es and blacks will be found much moro easy and
common than 10 now generally spprehcnded. The
black man docs not need connscation; nor does
h nsed the Acknowledgement Of any GLASS Of che
vhltss Perhaps once thought that be would necd
both he we're denied the ballot But now that he has
the ballot feel sure that he needs neither With the
ballot In h hand hs can proec his usrpn and pfopsry
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FIRE At meooTA, ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, June IL. 1867
Tho City Mills and Gamers Union Warehouse, in
Medo,a Illinois, were destroyed BY IRE yesterday. Loss
81, 900; insured for S14 ZOO.
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PnLApnPHrA, June IL 1851.
prominent stock operator Of this city failed shis
morning. ana Il Is said for . large amount
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PANAMA, June 2-l2 N.


The last twenty -four hours have produced nothing
calculated relieve the anxiety which naturally
feel in consequence Of the gloomy state Of affairs on the
Isthmus, but the contrary at loss than
to find solution OF the questions now agating the
country No farther intelligence has been received
from the Interior but the Panama government seems
inclined persist in Its oppressive policy towards the
commercial interests OF the State
A meeting OF the merchants was called by the Presi-
dent yesterday but the former had rested their cases
in hands of their respective consuls they declined to
answer the summons OF the Executive committee Of
waited upon the latter. however but he was so ex-
ceedngly wroth the merchants because Of their hav-
ing declined TO meet him, in compliance with his re-
quest that he would not communicate his Intentions to
the delegation The large importers, upon whom the
fall heavily. have therefore closed their es-
adjustments, and almost entire suspension Of bust
ness tor an indefinite length Of time is consequently
threatened The President has been discourteous to
the foreign consuls neglect answering their pro-
test addressed to him behalf of their mercantile
friends and countrymen; although, at the same time
he expects the moral support Of these officials in the COL
sion between himself and Mosquera. The acting Amer
lean consul at Panama, Mr. Hicks has advised the
American firms to so with their business resisting
the collection OF the extra tax but although they have
every assurance OF protection and support they have
unanimously declined to break the agreement entered
into with their less fortunate compadres.
am reliably informed that in view Of the unsettled
state OF affairs the Ishmus the Secretary OF the Navy
has ordered that the Admiral Of OF the Pacific squad
shall hereafter make this station his headquarters
The orders understood to have been directed to Ad
mra Thatcher, case the latter had sailed for San
Francisco to Admiral Dahlgren, Of the South Pacific
squadron. The former is far the way to California
and thus escapes the duty. believe the order
provides that the two Admrals shall relieve each other
at stated intervals THIS order 10 all very well. far
goes but would II not be better TO take possession Of
the lshmus outright than to expcDd two millions yearly
in watching the native government OF Panama, with the
object of preventing the ILL., usage Of Americans and their
property
Tho steamer Guatemala from Central America arrived
on the 31st ult The news is unimportant
The government OF Guatemala has chartered q
banking company, who propose to establish their bust
ness at The Compana de Telegrafos about to
build their initial line between the city or Guatemala
and San Jose.
The government Of Salvador has contracted with re-
sponsble parties for the construction Of iron whar
at Libertad, the principal port Of the country.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-18
Shin News.

NEW YORK. Oct. lS-Arrived, steamship
Irene, from Sisal and Havana.