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Moth onh EracIxIoc

The only reliable remedy for those brown discoor-
atoms the face called Moth Patches and Freckles
is PERRYs Morn AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prepar-
cd only by Dr. B. G. PERRY Dermatologist, 40 Bond
ST., m. Y. Sold BY all druggists in Portland and
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Municipal Court.

ing oio hSeoH1Hft ne stole Two tumDIers, two GOD
lots and vase, for which he had to pay Sc o. They
would have come great deal cheaper to have pur-
chased them. Rs 80 fE .FFfEgEEEE 2n sgH
1 Four boys were brought up for larceny of fence
pickets and boards fronsW. L. Southland, The ex-
animation was continued to Friday. aaI ~ 1858 %
/ iTHEATRE.-The performances at Deering
Hall last evening were peculiarly pleasing and
attracted a large and fashionable audience,
who testified their delight at the graceful and
easy movements of Mile Ravel, both in her
rendition of Tom, the dumb, boy of Manches-
ter, and in the grand pas seul as danced by
her.
Tonight is benefit night for this Charming
young lady, and her admirers should greet her
with rousing house, as it is her last appear
ance but one in this city, During her brief
stay here she has worked increasingly to please,
and has succeeded beyond doubt. Tonight
she will appear as Naramattah in the Wept Of
the Wish-ton-wish, and as Julietta in the
Dumb Girl of Genoa, supported by Mr. Cono-
ly, and all the strength of the company She
will also appear for the first time here, in her
graceful and wonderful performance, on the
| tight rope, and go through some remarkable
evolutions without the usual help of the bal
| ance pole, The house should be crowded to-
| night, and we advise those desiring good seats
| to secure them in the day time. rs~
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Sch Fanny Fern. Norwood, Bristol. -
Sch Boston, Griffin. Freeport 1
Sch Amazon, Lamoert, Freeport
CLEARED
Steamer Chesapeake, Colby, New York-Emerv
q Fox. - -6st-- y 'eiS
Brig Amos Roberts, Doak Bangor-Yeaton a.
Hale.
Sch Sterling, (Brl Hunter, CORVALLIS and Wind
scr, NS-A ID Whidden, and John Porteous
Sch Dauntless, (Br) Gale, st John. NIB John
Porteous. rs :
Sch Yantic, Delana, Boston.
zs-SAIbED--Brigs Hyperion. kelrose; sehss Ellen
Merriman, Tennessee, and others.
From Branch Office Western Union Telegraph.
! q, Ar At Philadelphia 18th, sch M Heyer, Ether
fdge, Portland, j u AhfFk% 10 thI n ~
Ga, sch Ruth III Baker, Knight, Portland.
LAUSoHED-At st George recently. by Mr. John
lBlckmore, fine scbr OF 500 tons, named John L
Tracey owned by j & s S Bickrnoye, w ii Biek-
more, d jackson. G W nawIey, and Capt John 4
Tracey, twho Is 20 command hcr.) "a aG.sH
The sehr building by Foster & Emery, at Cherry
field, has been sold 10 & w H Glover. OF Rock
land. W ''"""
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July 16 lat N, lon rs % W, ship Cutwaler. from
New York for San Francisco. - - -
July 28, ht0 IS N, ion % II w, shin Game Coek.
from New York tor Hong Kong. OVN'''
Aug rs, lat 40 N, Ion IS W. ship Elizabeth Cushing
from Liverpool for Calcutta .
Aug %, lat 46 N, lon &C w. shin Daniel yveha,erl
from New York for London
Aug 20, lat 46 05 N. Ion Al Is w, ship j Harris,
from TroOn for Quebec
sept :, off the Skerries, ship Ironsides, Merrill
from Liverpool for New York - = 49,. :.
rr SEPT 10 lat Us, lon ~, baIque May Stetson from
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DOMESTIC poRrs

The sehr building by Foster & Emery, at Cherry
heId, mas been sold TO G & VIII Glover, OF Rock
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Z Partner wanted.

WITH a small capital In an easy ara very profit
w able business NJ com petition. ~ ilW
Apply at 35i3 Congress ST. d t'nh sep2Odlws
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\ % TStru matte Salts and Sarumasic IN
eral Waters, just received and for sale by "a %
u e. MOI I'D. w. PERKINS a. CO. Kiss 'Yii
ENTHUSIASTICALLY No. So Commercial ST.
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-. u CITY HAIL, BOston, Sept. IT. I867.-
Sir Frederick Bruce, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiary from Great Brit.
ain to the United States, died suddenly at the
fremont House in this city at two o'clock this
morning. As proper mark of respect to the
distinguished Representative of a great and
friendly power, His Honor the Mayor has diS
rected that flags be displayed at alf-nast on
the City Hall, Faneuil Hall and the Common;
and that the bells of the several churches be
tolled during the removal Of the body from the
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When, by The use OF the ARNICA OINTMENT
youscan be easily cured. 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scatds, Chapped Hands, Sprains CUTS
Wounds, and every Copspfa int of the Skin, Try H.
as it costs but 25 cents Be sure to ask for
- Hule's -Axss;0ss 0issksss essf,
For sale by all druggists send your address and
36 cents to q. z. SEYMOUR & Co, Boston, Mass
and receive box by return mail. W. #. Phillips 81
Co. agents "s ior Name 81 Fss zapril2eiyng q
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temperance Convention M Brunswick.
The Cumberland County Temperance Assoc
cation met in Mcclellan Hall at Brunswick Oh
Wednesday afternoon-Mr. Starbird the Pres
ident in the chair. Albert G. Patten of Bruins
WICK was appointed Secretary pro tenn. Pray
er was offered by Rev. Stephen Allen, and re-
marks were made by Rev. Messss. Copeland
and Allen and Deacon Weeman of Brunswick
Messrs. Beale of POI tland, True and Libby, o.
Pownal and Others. 3. ,L,fal.a., ifi.y l.., fs'
Evening star., 1867-05-18
FOR SALE AND RENT.
TAE CHEAPEST LIST or PRoPERTY, In
: TIE MARKHT

a Brick Houses, 9 rooms. 18th st., let 3 and
= sMsick M Houses. 4 rooms, l4th St, bet B and O
Brick House, 10 r0ems, 18th ST., bet. 9 and p
fine business location store, q and water So 500
frame House. 10 rsoms, 13ss st., bet. o and d
Frame House. Z rooms, 18th IT., bet, O and d
81 2ss
Frame House, rooms ST., bet slst and a,d
i FIams House, roems. D st, bet. 18th aud
i Brick House; rooms. 9th st.. bet ct. and n
7. avenne. 81, ,sQ6 >. -.
l Brick House, 6rsoms, 18th st., bet b and /,
S4fm. .I-I.'- -.
bet AZ and sd sts.. 81 900 each
Nun erous others, varfousIY located 70
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nay l4.eoSt
NAVY DEPARTMENT-

L BUREAU OF EAvIGATIoN, May 7. 1857,
Sealed Proposal endorsed Proposals for build-
Ing CHAPEL a. the Naval Academy, Auaspoiis,
mary land" viii be received st this offias until
O'CLOCK , m. May %, 1857. at v hich hour the bids
VIII be opened, for furnishing all the m mstsriais
ana worAmsnship necessa'y for the construction
and Com piesion of Chapel At the Naval A sde-
my grounds, Annapolis, Maryland, ccord ing TO
plSns snd sPeclncauons, which can be seen at this
Bidders must accompany their Hers with guar
ante es that they will, IL heir bids accepted,
enter into contract, with good snd satsfaetory Sc
cufity in the full amount OF the contract, within
ten Gays from the acceptance of their offer They
are requested to name the time in which they will
engage to compiete the bulldog
I. The Bureau reserves the right to reject ANY or
all of the bids at its discretion.
my y eo9t .......- Chief of Bureau,
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pRePOsALs FOB CATTLE FOB IHpIAH
l. SERVICE, IN LIEU OF PROPOSALS
OLE MARCH II. lShI.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INrRlIoR,S,


DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrRIIoR,S
ARLINGTON, April Is, 1867.
Sealed Proposas will Ss reoei we'd until IL clock
q. b Dsnmsn, Superintendent OF Indian Affairs
fer the Northern Super intendency, at Om aha City
Nebraska, for the delivery at Omahs City OF the
800 bead Of MILK Cows for the winnsbaso In
500 hssd o mt a ss IN NsSrssks
OF the Niobrare Nebrsska.
800 head of milk Cows for the Yancton Sioux In.
100 head Of Milk 6ews for the Omahs indi.ns,
On occupying reser yation in Nebrssks y
81 head Of American Bulls.
oreed. not less than three nor more than seven
years old Cows with young calves, or CO VS. with
eail VIII be preferred The Bulls must be not less
CoMs GGsi ps.b bsSxn stock dToys5.
Superintendent Denmsn will have the right to
REJECT any oil bids that may be offered; also, the
rlght TO REJECT any or ali the cattle If he deems
that the cattle delivered are not OF the required
Superintendent Denman will be authoriz ed to
receive the said cattle and to give vouchers to the
psrties delivering the cattle, to be paid at the
9ttcs & Of the Commissioner of Indians Affairs in
s.y Ths S delivered on or before the ars
Superintendent Dsnman will have the power to
change the place OF delivery with the consent Of
The contrsctor will be required to EXECUTE q
good and sufficient bond in the Gum of SIS ,0O0 for
the faithful fulhllmsnt Of the contract
made must be prepared at once to execute the
contract and give the required bond
the sts s ss 'sr sp sss ss
= Bidders must give their names in full, as we'll
es their places of residence
e Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
spa " ~ O. q. BRowN1He, Secretary.
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- rNo.x1TY.-47 cents Cigars, 4 for 2s cents, at
Nasaonai Cigar Divan, corner and 9th sts
smother lot Of .sThe Pstr cent cigar.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

THE SHILOH Old School Baptist Church. in
Wasnington,1 b. O., will have vice Su L.
Day, 18Th Instant, at IL o'clock, q. m, ana 3
O'CLOCK p. m, IN their new house. on Ma sea-
cnusefas avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
Pu blIc Is respectfully in yited q =. ..-
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CITY ITEMS.

SJEwHIkY.-Prigg's fOne Dollar Jewelry
S,e5e, , No. 438 Pa. avenue, near q " street. New
Evening star., 1867-05-18

~ WHERE TO Buy OHKAP CLorHING.-Those
VINO wish to get Spring and Summer Clothing
at greatly reduced rates will do well to read
the ad dvertisement of A. Strauss, elsewhere in
our paper, and then go forthwith to his store,
242 Pennsylvania avenue, between 1eth and
18th streets, where he is selling out his large
and carefully selected stock of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, regar dIess of cost.
Evening star., 1867-05-18
DIED.

MCGILLIOUDpY. On the 18th inst, at two
O'Clock p: M, Mrs. MAHGARET McGILLI.
UCpDY beloved wife Of Timothy MoGiIlicuddy,
Her funeral will take place at -. o. lock m .
IRON her late residence, 18th street, between L
GREAVES. On Friday, the 18th inst at II
O'Clock p. M. CEOELIA LOUISA GkEAYEs
aged a years and months.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
are respectfully requested to attend her funeral,
from her sisters, Mrs 0. j O'Brien, on Sunday
afternoon, at three o'clock, on 'Pennsylvsnis
avenue, between 18th AMI l4th sss. east.
McNE1LL. On THURSDAY, 18th inst, f, at his
residence, 459 18th street, ARCHIBALD NC
HEtLhi Ebi INT; In the 81 7sth year N% N% Of mis- ase.
yited 70 attend his funeral to morrow Sunday
at t2o'ciock. y-.st r.. ..., =
Evening star., 1867-05-18

No BETTER 1NyRsTMENTcan be made than
In Clothing at the present red eed prices at
the Great Central Clothing House, AGO Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office. p
Evening star., 1867-05-18

RaoBABLY the largest stock of Boys Cloth.
ing IN " ashington is to be found at Henning's
One Price Store on the corner Of Sc venth street
years OF age s..'t = .-t "a, 80
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PROPOSALS,

Il s0UTH, from New Jersey avenue to ID street
east
Proposals will be received at the Mayors once,
City Hall, until II O'Clock n on TUESDAY ths
2lst day Of Nay next, for grading y strsst sou tn
ders Will state the price per cubic ard for grading
but ono price 20 be paid, whether exssvRtins or
OF the appropriation will be paid the co ont-aotor
until the bill 10 approved by the Assistant Oon-
mss oner with the Gem mi ssioner of the Fifth
bids. T.. BARNES,
Commissioner Filth Ward,
JOHN R0NEY.
TBOe WALKER,
my AeoSt Assistant Com mi q ,tonefs
Evening star., 1867-05-18

DE-. WHITE, Chiropodist, i2i Pennsylvania
avenue, between \ and 9th streets, contin-
ues the successful treatmen of Corns, Bunons
Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moles,
Vascular Excrescences, &c. Office hours from
5 a m. to p. m, and TO p. M No charge
for cons ultation. Established 1861.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re.
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, 400 eth street, opposite the
Post Office. l..r ...
Evening star., 1867-05-18

ONE HUNDRED SUITS at twenty dollars Just
received. Call and look at them at the (}rea,
Central Clothing House, 400 7th street, oppo.
size the Post Office
Evening star., 1867-05-18
DEPAgym1AT oy TIL IN!1nIos, :

w.
On the petition Of WILLIAM MILLER AZ Pen.
=. Miller, late Of jersey 0ity,. II. j., dsoenssS.
Rss,in,S YIN, tos & the s1tspsion q lstsnt erentsd g
lsss. for % simprovsmens IN Subma arfne Tunneis,
for seven yeey from the exptration Of said pstsnt,
Which tafs. Shss Gee en- sse e dayef ae..t iss7:
the Patent ohhes on Mehasy, the. 18th day Of
Juiy next. at n o'cloek r.; snd all persons are
have. why said petition ought NOT to be srsntsd.
aie in the fstcnt 6ses tn sir objections. specially
the day Of hearing; an testimony hIsd by either
party to be used ct the said hearing must be taken
and transmitted in aecordanee with the rules Of
the office which will be furnished on application.
imony must be filed in the oHaoe strsnty days Be.
within len days after sfine the tsstinsnS, sn''
Ordered alse, that this notice be published in
ths RsIgblican and the !ntsllissnesr, Wasning.
once week for three successive weeks; the rsf 81
said publications e BE- at least sixty days rrS.
siou' :" 'n' o'' " ''f I. o. rBRAKER.9a q : - /
.P.s. Iditprs Of the above psSersS WIN nlsase
COPY and send their bills 10 ths PSsent clfep sJtS
paper containing this notice. .,ae" my 10. iSwS1
Evening star., 1867-05-18

1nn SMALL PALS OHOIOE NEW GRASS
1UU BUTTER Just received and for sale very
low BIZ BROWN d OHAMBERLIN,
Pennsylvania avenue,
% l6 ST. between lGth and llth streets.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

MRssRs. DAVIS & GATHER 90 Market
space, certainly understand the art of pleas
Ing the ladies' and ma king their store attrac-
tive, If we may Judge from the crowds. that
daily eongregata there to supply themselves
with goods in their line, and all appear to 60
away well pleased, as they in variabiy receive
pollte attention and get the best goods at mod
crate prices, We advise our friends to call
and see for themselves -, w. ss..Is s'--
Evening star., 1867-05-18
DEPARrhENsT OF AaklGULTuRE,

Proposals will be received at this De partment
until clock June 6. iSo7, for fu All the
materials and performing the work req ui red In
the constructien of Brick Building for the use
OF the Department of Agriculture, to be er scted
on heser vatien No 3, tn this city. accord ding TO
plans and specifications that osn be seen at the
once OF the Uonmis.ione of Agriculture where
full Information with regard TO the proposed
buiidine can be obtained. said propessls 10 be
either for the whole building separately for the
different kinds of work.
6 No propos al will be entertained from suy per
SOP VINO Is not known to be prsctio al builder
Bidd ers are requested TO state the hortest time
possible in which the building is to be comp eted
the work 70 be commenced In three days q tier tn
signing OF the contract.
70 The Department. reserves the right to re ect sny
or all bids If 1t be deemed for the nte rest of the
government to do so, and no bid will be recei we'd
thst does not conform to the reQuirene ents Of the
plans and specifications and of this advertise
Ninety per cent OF the amount OF work done and
materials furnished. according to contract price,
tsald amount to be ascertaihed by the estimate OF
the Superfntendent,j will be paid from time to
retained until the com petlon OF the contract and
the acceptance OF the work by the Depsrtment-,
Every proposal must be accomp anied by the
bond OF two responsible persons, In the su m Of
twenty thousand folars. that the bidder Will
accept sha perform the contract III awarded 20
bins the cheney of the security TO be cert ed
BY the United Ststee District Judge United States
Uisfrict Attorney, or CLERK Of the United States
Proposals should be iBclosed in a sealed enye-
lope. Ldersed proposals for q Building for the
Department OF Agri ultuYe," aud addressed TO
the Cemmi ssion OF A Agricnltnre. =
" my 9 S0t ISAAC NEWTON, Commissioners
Evening star., 1867-05-18

NAL Az PIRDs.-Pour cors. ognons, inverse
ongles, etc., conssii Dr. White, Pennsylvania
avenue, No. 42i pres rue AZ. Etabll 1851.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

JUST RECEIVED this msrning one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar SUITS at
the Great Central Clothing House, 400 7th
street, opposite the Post once.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

ECONOMY is the highway to wealth-there
fore economise and buy yonr Gents Furnish
ing goods at Francs; Good Cotton Half Hose
'i2hc; Gauze Unsershirts from so cents to
81 so; good White Shirts, 81 rs, 80, 50 so. 49i
1th street. between ID and f, near Odd Eel
lows Hall. .'-HH
Evening star., 1867-05-18

. POOR OF THE SOUTH.-We invite attention
10 the advertisement In another column of q
sIereoscCpic exhibition for the relief Of the
destitute OF the South. The exh bitions
with their beautiful illustrations of Bible his
tory and wonderful microscopic views of liy.
ing insects, have already been received with
great favor at several of our churche =: and
being now given for great national charity
ana under the special auspices of the ladies.
we anticipate an Overlooking house.
Evening star., 1867-05-18
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &C., To- MIGHT.

~ ~ ~ N10nT.
Co., omaIloMAL THEATRE,-The Richings English
regiment" this evening.
Opp FELLOWS HALL.-Last night OF the
SoutneTn relief fair. There should be a full
Evening star., 1867-05-18

rsnsemsat, costing but $40, while 1t may be worth
S75U. No psrttality shown 81
We wish TO fmmediately dispose Of the above
magnificent stock. Certificates, naming the srti.
cles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and we'll
mixed. Holders are entitled to the articles name d
on their certificate upon pay ment OF $40, whether
1t be o atch worth $3.50 or one worth less, The
return Of OF our ates entities you to the
srticie named thereon. upon payment, irres pect.
i've Of Its worth, and article valued less than
SlOis named on any certificate, it will at once be
seen that this is
No Lottery but a Straight,J Jorpard legitinaats
Transaction, HhLch may be pnrttCipated
an eren by tho most tdSttdioRs! = H#
A single Certificate wifi be sent by mail, +, post
paid upon receipt Of 25 et, for 81, eleven fer
81, thirty three and eleean mt premium for S6 six
hundred and most superb Watch for sis. TO
agents or those Wishing employment this is q rare
ness, duly authorized by the Government and
spen 20 the most careful scr utiny. Try as -
Rp 20 26t - 16l Broadway, New York,
Evening star., 1867-05-18
GREAT WATCH. SALE

GREAT WATCH SALE
~ ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
Gtrtnk sreTy Patron Handsome and Rs2tdbls
. Ha!ch for the loac Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
1%1H IN he I'd fo, lee
Evening star., 1867-05-18
DROPOsALs FOB CATTLE FOR TIE WIN.
NEBAGO 1NGIANS. y

NEBAG0 fNGIANS.
Sealed Proposals Will be received until u CLOCK
on the 10TH DAY OF JUNI, 1867, at the
once OF the Superintendent of indian Affairs for
the northern SupeIfate ndency, Omaha City, Me-
braska, Tor furnishing subsistence to the Winnie
oaGo Indians at their reservation In Nebraska,
elehty miles north of Omaha City follows:
llQ0 pounds Ct Beef per day. net weight
! IU pounds OF Flour peNday, and
SEQ pounds of Salt per month to the Ist day of
August, 1857.
Also from and after the lst day Of Aususs, 1867
to the Isl day Of June 1858 the following supplies
SO pounds of Beef per day. net weight. and
], 500 pounds OF Salt per month.
All articles 81 subsistence furnished must be of
good quality and subject to inspection and rejec-
tiOn by the agent of the Wiunebasoes
The right Is reserved to increase dimi nj sh tn
amount OF supplies at the discretion of the Super
intendent OF Indian Affairs for the Northern
superintendepcy.
Also, to tell inmate the contract that may be en-
tered INTO ongiving the contractor or contractors
six weeks notice.
The contractor win be required to execute q
the faithful falflment of the contract.
The party parties to " hom the award Is m ade
must be prepared at oncs to execute the contract
and give the required bond
Separate proposals Will be received fer each
article of subsistence called for this advertise.
ment.,s =.
The right is reserved to reject any or ell bids
that may be offered. rr..
Bidders must give their names In full as well as
their places of residence.
PROPOSALS must be endorsed Proposals for Cat.
tie for the Winnebsgo Indians"
myG-3lt Superintel dent of Indian Affairs
Evening star., 1867-05-18

kHAz1LIAA aREssLE - s,r,cc+ : .loo,.-ssT
osrsfaIlg iu'ssfs E ~ & ta:Sss5Ki :vs5K ikE..lshta aAa
go Psnha ssskas. bStueen, ,fzth and t3th sss. 4 :
egi ns H l.
order, my3.im
Evening star., 1867-05-18

For GENTS Furnishing Goods and Shirts
made to order go TO Francis, 49i 7th street,
between d and Z streets, three doors abov We
Odd Fellows Hall. lV.l;
Evening star., 1867-05-18

'WHIrR SHIRTS, 1.75, So, 50 50; good Cotton
Half Hose;2 pair for 25 cents. gauze Under
shirts, SO cents to $3.50; Gray's Imitation
Linen. and Byron Collars, IS cents per box, at
Francs, 494 7th street; between ID and T.
streets, three doors above Odd Fellows
4.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

K I.n EH2Es p tL[I INDIAN CLUB, at oRosIN, 8 Base
IA ban kmpoflum my 16lw
EoR TIE BEST GOODS AT MoDERATE
-, DAVIS 4 GAITHEs's,
FshE shsEmTw' sopA G.,, E0usTs WIN E5X
SONS National GALLERY, : MARKET spsas. ms
NARTELLE. FOB FIELD AND PARLOR,
p.an:si ~ ct itCRHNia,S Base Ball Emporium. .23s
TOE SALE CHEAP-The MATERIALS Of the
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s an r the stsss and
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Fhssf4Hs s4sAN AAssz1yst zse tA2YtElllrr.z 2El so9ps
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my 5;solm between 9th and 10Th sts
I,lsKs on TH1 GRAPE OIaAR. - : = :
Who that has smok ed Hsvsna = frsgrau. weed,
So,s. .a.s sls:I a s.s ~ sa 1fss
The choice aroma Of this - Grape 0iasr,u
'.s
Its fumes epliven. renoyats and cheer. -
Hefresh the path mortality must trsad- bls. Il
Lie scented groves IN nature: ,, vaias sppssr,
shsuid esli o. ~HIos = hs famed Gissr store.
His superior stock . VISIT VIII rspsy.3 10 sri'd
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Sole Agents for Abells Rheumatic Cempound
CALVERT q SORAM,
General Commission Merchants.
40S street. between 9th and 7th.
ylI-H Opposite lntslligsncer Once
Evening star., 1867-05-18
MARRIED

MARRIED.
JOHNSOE-SHEPHER On the 16.h Of May
1861, e. the western Presby terian church, by the
Rev. Mr. Coembs, ,THOMASJOHNsON, of VI ash
isgton, d. o.. to Miss HENRIETTA SHEP.
Held. Of Fredericksburg, vfrgiHia.
Evening star., 1867-05-18

JUST RRCRIvED-Thres hundred Bows
Spits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifreen
dollars per suit, at use Great Central Clothing
House j. H. SMITH,
-rE 400 7th street, opposite Post Office
Evening star., 1867-05-18

LUNCH! LUNCH.-Free lunch every day at
Hotel LutZ, corner of 10th and G streets, be.
tween the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock q. Tn al :
SO the best lager beer in town can be found
there. 3. p. .n. . @
Evening star., 1867-05-18

POLICE RRPoRTs.-The Iieutenants of po-
lice reported yesterday 46 arrests, and the
am ount OF fines was S12.