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Evening star., 1867-06-11
FROM CENTRAL AND soUTna AMER,
ICA

Trouble About the r.. r.. Cayler.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE steamship Ari.
Iona, from Aspinwall, has arrived. She
brings California dates to the 18th ultimo, ana
$S59,O00 in treasure. =
A passenger reports the death of Mr. Pre-.
vost, q. S. Consul at Guayaquil.
The Panama Herald of the 1st says the march
OF destruction and bloodshed has already com.
menced in the interior States Of Colombia.
The 1sthmus is yet tranquil. but Mssq uera
threatens to send troops there.
There had been an angry disc ussion as to the
ownership of the steamer r. 4. Cuyler, now
called Rayo. The Secretary Of War insisted
that she belonged to Mosquera, and finally de-
clared the country in state of war, and closed
Congress. A number Of the members of Con-
gress were arrested by order of Mosq uera, and
majority declared traitors. The action of
Mosquera was condemned by bis own part.
sans. The Attorney General OF the nation and
two Supreme Court Judges have resigned
The President of Panama having ordered
commercial tax for war purposes, the foreign
merchants, cOnsuls, And commanders of YES.
sells in the harbor have united in 8 protest
The President of the State Of M agd alena has
declared himself President of the Union on
the ground that Mosq uera has turned traitor
The port OF Santa Maillio is blockaded.
The news from Central America is unina.
portant.
The cholera At Nicaragua has died out
Adviees from Peru state that the veteran
General CASTILLO was at the head Of the reyo-
lutionary party, and had taken the field.
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MILITARY OPERATIONS AGAINST THE


HOSTILE INDIANS.
The Military Division Of the Mississippi,
including the Indian Territory west OF the
Mississippi river. is under command OF Lieu
tenant General Sherman, and the military
operations against the hostile Indians are cen.
Quoted under his directions, he reporting to
General Grant, commanding all the military
forces OF the United States. Three Department
Commanders, Generals Hancock, Augur, and
Terry, are acting in the field under COM
mand of Lieutenant General Sherman, who
is also In the field in person. All applications
by territorial authorities to raise troops, or
for local military force, are referred by
the War Department to General Sherman, in
whom authority is veSted to determine the
necessities for troops, their numbers and 60 uip
ment. with authority to take command and
disband them Immediately when the necessity
for them ceases. This supervi vision and con.
troll is given him as commander Of the military
division, in order to confine the employment
Of local troops to cases of actual necessity, and
to subject them to some responsible control.
The local authorities of every Territory are
urgent to raise troops, but their applications
are, in every instance, sent to Gen Sherman
for such action as he deems necessary and
proper. 1t is believed that the Go yernmen,
could make no better provision for the troubles
existing in the Indian territory.
The military service certainly has no officers
more able to deal with the emergency in a
vigorous and discr eet manner, than Generals
Grant Sherman, Han cock. Augur. and Terry
The military difficulties Of the situation are
greatly enhanced by conflicting views of In
dian agents and traders, and the desire to have
military forces and consequent large military
expenditures in the remote territories, upon
which there can be no more efficient and pru
dent check than the controlling Judgment of
General Sherman.
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THE SPECIE DRAIN.

Notwithstanding the cry of hard times which
comes up from al, parts Of our country, &C.
companied with predictions of a financial
break down, there does not seem to be any dis.
position TO economise. Young America will
not smoke cigar or drink glass Of wine less,
if the crash Is coming. Last week nearly two
and quarter millions of dollars in specie
were shipped from New York for Europe.
If this sum went fer the purchase Of articles
necessary fer consumption, or machinery to
add to the productive capital Of the country.
1t would not be so bad, but a great deal of It
goes for mere luxuries--extravagant dresses,
1ewelry, wines, cigars and Rick-nacks. Take
last weeks importations, for instance We
find included In the list the following:-Jew.
elry, S59,4s6; fancy goods, S34,3O6; cigars.
S15,e66 perfumery, s7,3s9; toys, 50, s43; patent
leather, 1915; champagne. S1,O75; fruits, S66,-
eoo, with other articles, making a total OF
about quarter Of a million of dollars in one
week.
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Affairs IN Georeetevp

THE SToLsN SILvKA WARE FoUND-This
morning. Lieut.. Essex received frem Major
&c. Bell. O. :. U: - A. an pvoice OF ofpropsfiy
stolen frox. Mrs. Royce, anu fou adin Kaloramx
" seds by John Burn, watchman Of the Sab
81 tenes Department. viz:-one basket, one
sagar- BOWL, do, four ealt-cellars, three SAT-
spoons, one mustard spoon, one comb scrap er,
twelve fruit knives, (au sllver.) one lace
t,cles stolen by Smith. Mortimer and King,
the fugiuves from Jail. who were recently
captured In that locality. The property was
turned eever eever te &c I;.e". Essex
THE FAUQUIER HORSE THIEP.-Yesterday.
MI. James Ferguson. of Fauquier coRnty,
vs., went to Georgetown and fdentified the
horse IN possession of the police as his pro-
perry, stolena few days ago. The thief, ar.
Minor, a notorious coiored horse thief, who
was arrested q few weeks ago In Fairfax
county Tor stealing COW And calf, bat es.
capped. He is also charged win stealing q
horse from Mr. Stro:hers, of Fauquier county
h was willing to 20 back to Virginia for trial
and was delivered to the Virginia authorities
The AQUEDUCT.-The water in the canal at
GEORGETOWN is and has been for several days
70 low as to cause complaints among those
interested In its sud1ciency for mercanfi tile and
manufacturing purposes This falling Of the
water Is attributed to the condition of the
Aqneduct, which lie in q very leaky con dition,
and rapidly growing worse. Tho water has
for long tiBe been pouring through the
spans near the Virginia end, but now there
uAo oue t~O Spoue lnTougu which IL OO6s not
Iail 1t cannot be expected that the usual
depth can be secured in the canal while this
waste continues.
MERCHANTS ExcHANeR.-The enly Offering
this morning was 5000 bushels Corn. Sales
2,OOO bushels yellow corn, 81 cts; 900 bushels
inferior, 92 cts; so bushels white, 95 cts: SO
bushels white, rs cts.
THE CAEAL.-There thirty arri walls since our
last report, all with coal TO American 90.
S71-3 tons; Central Co., 772- IL tons; ConsolIda-
ton CO., 561-17 tons; Gum berlaRd Co., 646-3
tons. Departed-The Six Days, with sundries,
to Shafers Mill, and twenty-five boats light
Evening star., 1867-06-11

MURDER IN LoUIsIANA-A bloody affair
has occurred at N atchitoches parisn, Louisiana.
q w. Staufer and John Jones were parraers,
put had some quarrel. DR. Jones and Judge
H. b. Jones threatened 70 kill St&ufYer If ne
did not leave the place. Last Monday Stauf.
fer was about to have the Jones brothers
bound over TO keep the peace, when the Judge
and Doctor attacked him. Just at this time
John Jones rode up and made his brother
stand aside. while with q double. oarreI led
shotgun be deliberately killed Stauffer, and
then rode round to his (Staufer's) kouse,
called for his wife and told her he had killed
her husband The sheriff. Mr.. John Hughes
attempted to arrest the Joneses and was shot
an the head and severely injured, and -
assistant was shot in the arm These Jr ~
are nephews OF the late Governor W.. -heses
X. b. Jones was appointed to tbs. Ss, anc
bench Of the State during Well, sdn;np,nera
ton. SomlnIstta.
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PnIzH fIeHT Mar C1uc1KrAr1-A loea,
tn,,s no axn. e1ae ON unday afternoon In Tay.
W,,,s Ioxs, M6 Gscs Of Newport, Ohio, between
machin;sse fty and Johnny Gait brace Of
aM;c.h, users. On the eighth renad tne
81 tho e sport was interrupted by the sheriff
he,ts, county and posse Of police. A grand
carry on the fighters, but they were 90 blinded
Win oi0oo tnat they could not make head wav
among tne ., ness, and both were arrested and
iooeed IN tne newport jail. The fight was for
the m2tter unsettled. .S'
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RICHMOND NEWSPAPER SALR.-The Rich
mond Times newspaper has been sold at D ub.
lie auction for $4,000, me proprie,ors OF the
Richmond Dispatch becoming the purchasers
Before the sale Messrs. Wheelrght & Nudge.
OF Ba ltimore, and other creditors Of Mr. Chas
II. Wynne. through counsel, filed a petition
IN the District Court Of the United States for
Virginia. praying that the said Charles 81.
Wynne might be adludged to be a bankrupt,
30 that his assets might be equally distrlbu ted
among all creditors. The Court granted the
petition. The application was made to anuul
the objections Of Mr.. H. Rives Pollard, zone
Of Mr.. Wyune's creditors.l to the sale
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June IL 1.-The flour market is
steady; receipts 3,29s bbls. Wheat-Market
is dull and unchanged; receip pts none. Corn
1872 S03 bushels. Rye 2a3 cents lower. Oats
one cent lower. Pork frmer; new mess S22. 81
Lard quiet at 12al3 cents per bbl. Whisky
quiet. Barley nominal. Peas dull and heavy
Cotton dull at 26 aT cents for middling up
lands
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GRADUATBD.-Among the Midshipmen of
the first class of the United States Naval
School, at Annapolis, who have just passed
their examination successfully, are: Eugene
H. G. Leutze, OF this District; Chas. P. Shaw
and Edwin S. Jacobs, Virginia; and Ed
win G.. Pendletonl and Frederic M. Wise,
of MARYLAND
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The Goyernorsbip Of Ca,,f.rn;.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE delegates
electen to The Union State Convention, elected
at the city primary election, yesterday, are
favorable to Geo. G. Gorham for Governor
The indications are that he will receive ths
nomination of that body. General Rosecrans
will probably be the Democratic candidate
Evening star., 1867-06-11

SThe Baltimore american is mistaken in
suppesing that Judge Merrick. Of Howard
county, Md, and a member of the State Con-
stitutional Convention in session at Annap.
oils, is one of Surratts counsel. Mr.. Richard
T. Merrick, of this city, is counsel for Sur.
ratt, and is present at the trial now in pro-
preaS here
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FINANCIAL,

Lewis johnson & 90, quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as foIlovr
NEW YORK. June 11.-First Board-Jt :.
6's, 1881, coupons, 1l24; U. S. aO's. coupons,
1895 U. S. 1040s, coupons. 99k: u. s. 1905, lO6:
Pacific Mail, l4l \; Atlantic Mail, 107 Canton
Ce., A; Cumberland Coal Co., 80; Quick
silver. IS Z; Mariposa, -; do. preferred. -; N.
York Central Railroad, 101 X; Erie Railway, go x;
Erie preferred, -; Hudson River Railroad,
iOsh; Reading B. R., 1O6K; Michigan Central
r.. H. ~; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
r. R., 6eH; ILLINOIS Central r. r., l19; Oleye.
land and Pittsburg X. r., 76h; Northwestern,
IS K; DO preferred, 59H; Gle veland and Toledo,
III: Rock Island, s9x; Fort Wayne, 81;
OHIO and MISS. certificates, 25 Western Union
Telegraph, AZ; Boston Water Power, e.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

11n Pennsylvania much interest is felt by
both Republicans and Democrats in the elec-
tion Of can didate for Judge OF the Supreme
Court IN place ct Judge Woodward, whose
term shortly expires. Several candidates are
in the field
Evening star., 1867-06-11

DESERVED PROMoTIoN.-We learn that
j. Bentley, Esq, gentleman Of professional
learning and known industry, lately in the
Office Of the Third Auditor of the Treasury,
has been called to the post Of Law Clerk by
the Attorney General. He takes the place Of
j. M. Binckley. Esq, recently appointed
Assistant Attorney General
Evening star., 1867-06-11

THE AARON AND OoLLYKR FIGHT.-This
night, which is to take place at or near Aqua
Creek, in the State of Virginia, the venue hay.
ing been changed from the State OF PennsyI-
vania, is creating greater interest in sporting
circles and among the pugilistic fraternity
than any fight since the encounter of Heen an
and Morrissey. The men are both well
matched and game fighters, each having
fought in the ring before The match is for
S2,5OO aside and the championship Of the light
weights of America An amphtheatre will be
erected at Aqua Greek, for the admission. at q
high rate, OF those who wish to witness this
fight. To maintain order, a large number of
special constatles, armed with heavy clubs
are to be sworn in by the referee. There will
be tremendous emigration Of the New York,
Baltimore. and Philadelphia roughs to the
Old Dominion to witness the fight. 1t is un.
derstood that the sporting men Of New York
city have made bets amounting in the aggre.
gaze to quarter Of million of dollars on the
result OF the fight, the favorite being Sam,
COllYer.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

THE WHITE HoUsE.-To-d day being Cabinet
day, no visitors were admitted at the Execu.
tive Mansion. All the members OF the Cab.
met were present, and the session continued
until after two o'clock
Evening star., 1867-06-11
From Fortress Monroe

FORTRESS MONROE, June 1.-THE schooner
Keokuk. from Boston to GEORGETOWN, d. c..
put In here this m erniDg with both anchors
gone. She reported fourteen schoOners hay-
ing met similar fate. Accounts received BY
inbound vessels represent a northwest gale
as having prevailed with great violence on
the coast.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

NEW EVENING PAPER.-The Erening En-
press, handsome, well filled afternoon paper,
Published by Owen Thorn & Co., made its
appearance last evening.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

give have received the first number Of the
Guardian, an ably edited, interesting Catholic
weekly, published in this city.
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Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,
[By Cable to the Associated Press.l

LONDON. June II, Noon.-ConsoIs, s4k; ".
S. 5-2O's, %. 8
LIVERPOOL, June IL, Noen.-Middling Up
lands, TX; Corn, 36s Pork, 7ss.; Beef, l3Ss
Sd. Bacon, 40s.: Lard, sos. rs
LONDON, June II, 2 p m.-Consols, 9iX; U.
S. Five-twenties, %. Corn has declined I'd.
Other articles UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

~General Grant has accepted the in vita.
ton to visit Gettysburg Cemetery on the 10th
instant
Evening star., 1867-06-11

~ The Pope. health. according to q cor.
respond dent OF the Pal, Nall qszstts, has lately
Giyen snsasiness - ROM. Tne correspon-
dent states that he had again peen suffering
from his bad leg and the swocns caused By
the pam, sgt et the latest accs s'unes no was
better.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

~ The Maryland Constitutional Con ven
ton, in session at Annapolis, found itself
without quorum on Saturday and yesterday,
consequently 10 business was done.
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re ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

No ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF TAE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE July 18th, 1866.
Application having been made under the act Of
June 49, 1850 for the reissue of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants; which are alleged to have
been lost destroyed Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description of each
warrant a new certificate or warrant of like tenor
will be reissued if no valid objection should then
appear. JOS. II. BARRETf, Commissioner.
No a5 o8S. for 40 acres, issued under the act of
March 3, 1865, In the name of Mary s., widow of
Tate Bryarly, and was granted September n, 1883.
No. 1851, for 16O acres issued under the act Of
September, 1850, in the name OF Samuel d. Cow
1857 81
No. 43,G77, for 80 asres, issued under the act Of
March Sd, 1855 in the name of William Elliott and
was granted October 10th, 1856. July 6, 1867.
No 86 ,24, for l2O acres, issued under the act Of
and was granted October 4th, 1856. July s, 1867.
No. 9S.873, for 16e acres, issued under the act of
March Sd 1856, in the name of John Denton, and
was granted July 18th, l86a.-July ~, 1867. So
Evening star., 1867-06-11
PROMOTIONS I'm THE TRp.supv npp.,

PRoNoTIoEs IN THE TREASURY DEPART.
MENT-The following promotions have lately
been m ade in the Treasury Department:
Secretdrg's OEce.-C. H. Townsend, w, s,
Hindine. N E. Stoops. F. w. Gilmore, w. H.
Glasgow and N. W. Burnett, from LIST to 2a
class jules Golay and W. +. Harvey, from Cd
to Sd class.
Third auditors 0Ece.-Alexander Smith, AL
fred Flowers, A: Campbell, H. NJ. Ewing, W
d. whitney, s: j.: Franks. M. d. Mortice, T.
X. Eastman, T. W. Lindsey, J. r. Ashley, ] /.
; Hatch, b. Gutter. H. M Bennett, H. O.
McLain, j. H. Barker W.P. White and T. E.
martin, from LIST to Cd clas; J. q. Baxter, W.
p. Dun wildly, from I'd to Sd class; G. II. Brown.
from Sd to 9th cl ass.
Solicitors Obice.-W. f. Bendz, from I'd to Sd
class; Webster Elms, from Sd to 4th class; W.
II. Newman, T. J. Murphy and w. X. Bart
lett, from 1st to I'd class.
Fourth auditors Ofce-D. S. Holland, from
LIST to I'd class; W. F. Stidham, from 1st to Sd
class.
Second ComptroEer's OBJECT. e Martin and
}. L. McGinnis, from 1st to Cd class.
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES

WASHINGTON, June IL, ls67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations of 0sv-
Evening star., 1867-06-11

DARIs AND NEW YORK MILLINERY.
Mrs. A: G.. GASTON has just returned from New
fine French, English, and American Straw ~
BOnnets and Hats for ladies and children;
Crystal, Amber, Pearl, and Straw Orna-
ments. Also, general assortment Of fine
French Flowers, Bonnet and Hat Frames in great
Laces, &c.
Particular attention given to all orders.
Rooms, 446 9Th street, near Pennsylvania ave.
nua. NH Is -Sm
Evening star., 1867-06-11

MoCKIEG BIRD escaped from its cage on
tx1 SATURDAY morning; II was very tame: :asr
jeI0 ST
Evening star., 1867-06-11

sDCU,UUU FRENCH GOODS
IMPORTED By
NJ. W L L 4,
No. 336 Penn. avenue,
Will positively be sold at cost to reduce stock.
The goods to be sold are such az
BLACK SILKS,
for Mantillas and Dresses.
Veivets, all coiors, Velvet Ribbons,
Lace Mantillas. Silk Mantillas.
Real Laces of all kinds Real Lace Collars & Sets,
Hairbrads, from Is to 40 New styles " Waterfalls,
inches long, Black Nets fer Wells,
Curls, White Waists,
Bobinets for waists, Buttons,
Ladies' Undergarments, Walking Dresses,
Trimmings, Coudray's Pomade,
Morning Robes, Wells,
Lubin's Perfumery, Straw Bounets,
Fans, Ribbons,
Partisan Bonnets, Feathers.
Hats. Hair Nets,
Flowers, Bonnet Silks,
&c, &c, &c.
Dresses, Mantillas and Bonnets made at reduced
prices. my sow
Evening star., 1867-06-11

NEW BOOKs-The Invincibles, an exrlana alton
Y Of the phenomena commonly called 6piritusi-
Over Sea, By Henry Morford. bay. Day ana other
Poems, BY Ralph Waldo Emerson. Pendennis. Dia-
mond Edition; illustrated. Brinton on Intestinal
Obstruction Harrison on the Steam Boiler
my 20 FRANCK TAYLOR,
Evening star., 1867-06-11

INTERNAL RRvBNU8.-The receipts from this
source to-day, were S4l9,s45.eO.
Evening star., 1867-06-11

EOR sALE-A comfortable RESIDENCE fora
II family in the town of Cambridge Md The
property is well improved In excellent condition,
and among the most desirable homesteads in the vii
man who desires comfortable home for his family,
In one Of the most agreeable villages in Maryland,
acity, the opportunity is rare one. Mr.Waliach, ,
Editor Of the Star. who knows the property we'll
will give information concerning 1t to any inaui.
rerS. a r- fe es4 sltsa n II4,.sz my Iatf
Evening star., 1867-06-11
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

~A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL BE
AS held by the ladies of the DUNBARTON
STREET NJ. II CHURCH. commencing on TUES
DAY EVENING, June llth, and continuing three
nights at the Seminary Building, corner of Gay
and w ashIngton SITS, Georgetown. je Sat-
0@ GRAND FAIR.-A GRAND FAIR will be
N opened next MONDAY EVENING, the 10th
t1 instr' at old Trinity Charch First street George
colored members of the church. All friends are in
VIted Admittance l5 cents for adults; 10 cents for
chidren Season tickets 81 for adults so cents for
children. ie stt
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NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

NJ" D'0On 0r Dh "oopS'
JOHN H. sMOOT, 119 Bridge street, George
town. d. c., has enlarged and retted his store and
resumed business with an entire NEW STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought
since the decline in prices, which enables him to
offer inducements to purchasers. His stock COM
prises the newest and best styles of Ladies Dress
Goods, Hosiery, Alexandre's Kid and Silk Gloves
Table Damasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings, Cambrics and Musins, Parasols and
Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts Calicoes, Cling
HANG. Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, with a full
assortment of Gentlemens' and Boys wear Also,
Summer Undershrts and Drawers, Neckties, &C.,
making complete assortment, adapted to the best
family trade, to WHICH he calls the attention of cash
buyers. (my 25- -1inl j. H. SMOOT
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LOST AND FOUND.

STIRAYEaD La AWAY aW a on the 4th instant large,
al reward will be given if returned to DoRSEYS
Hotel corner of lth and SITS. jeI2tt
I OST-Tuesday, June 4th ON 9TH street, between
~ and X, or K between 7th and 10th, LINEN
CUFF with gold sleeve button attached. The find;
Eth ef M be ss5ay rewarded by leaving at s6
STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE SUB
~ scriber, on Thursday, the 9th, small dark red
CON 90 gives milk has SIX tea,s will give S5 if
je iist@ ELIZA MARSHALL
TAKEN UP ESTRAY-A sorrei HORSE, on the
i Sth instant which the owner can have by call
ing at No. 500 Hth street south, by proving pro
perty, pay charges and take him away. je lO-5t'
Coz REWARD.-stolen, on the night of the Sth
Georgetown, IA dark iron, grey MARE, about Is
hands high years old cap knocked off her right
MP, very nStabe & mari with an scar about nut her
iSSi livery Ss Os STABLE lSS sSt
ingtOn, D. z. je lO-2tt
$50 EkSks and FIJI BkSk ri R1TK
ll9;l were lost between Pennsylvania avenue and
NM
Sin REWARD--Lost, June 7th, in going from
7th s3d Strses f PenIa avenue and Sts
notes and some small shangs sov receipt in in the
given if left at the Star office. je e8-3ts
WOS REWARD-Strayed or stolen; on slst of
May one Flask a and White dBG,FEAL0 ,Fft
Just ready to have her calf. When last seen was a
driving in the direction OF Benning's Bridge. On
e sG me ass s aha
nGe's jess,. s''' receive 'ne WILLIAM MURPHY.
I OST-At the National Theatre, or between
Il -, there and Willards, last . evening" g BRAGE ;ss
ing, the same at willard's Hotel. fs2an
Evening star., 1867-06-11
NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGETOWN

JEW GhOCEk4 SIORE IN GEORGETOWN
old
of A. j: Radcliffe & CO., together with the custom
business, and having, now hand a large stock Of
District He would call particular attention to his
@ aS4 Sa BGs ase sna
trict which he will prove any who will favor
PndbtiG t9 ATTEMPT to dsluds IS ths yeed prophet
being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by
sSTss Also at han
if4 tsp sss is COMPLETES a x5eS t. Of Iii
Terms cash. 70 approved customers monthly
my ls-eo1m VIII. TENNEY.
CHEAP DRY GOODS-We aJe now selling full
bes. makes, is to lsl cents; BieacRed MonsIin, 10
sGGSat Masns
Is Laurel an aE p cents
Of Mohair Goods for Dresses and Suits; White
and Cottonades, House Keeping Goods, &c. We
h,
my O-1m" 1O1 Bridge street, Georgetown.
GEORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS.
Save ten per cent, and buy your FANCY
GOODS, HOSIERY, LADIES' AND GENT 8
MGRHl EM4GRRHGisHiNGf HI G. GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, TRIM
YOUNG BEHREND,
No. 20 Bridge street, next to the National Bank
of Commerce, Georgetown, d. G.
New Goods daily received. apH-2m*
WIN. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
ONCE, No. 80 Jefferson ST., Georgetown, D. c.,
Estabfshed In 1887 premium awarded by the Metro
potan Institute, 1857 rebuilt 1866, and is now by
far the largest and most complete establishment Of
the kind in this section of country.
Dy0ing and Securing of oil kinds done in the best
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom Of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office address, Lock Box No. so.
Office closes daily at sunsst except Saturday, when
it is closed at 81 p. m. fe l6-6m
Evening star., 1867-06-11

THE EUREKA PRESERVING JAR-A full
supply on hand and offered at reasonable
rates at wholesale and retail,
By SIBLEY & GUY, Agents,
jen-d 322 Pa. ave-, bet 10th and 18th St..