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FROM EUROPE.
The Peace Conference-kussfaA ArmIug-
Ernedit.ou

LONDoE, May The onference OF Euro
ropean Governments for the settlement of the
connicting claims Of France and Prussia in
IeRard TO the Grand Duchy yofLuxemburg met
IN thls city to-day. IL is reported thar the
Ieadlng Powers hesitate 70 carry out the propo-
siuon for guaranteeing the naturalization of
Lux emourg, and that the people OF the Grand
Dnchy ask for annexation TO Belgium
LONDON, May So p. M.-The Con ference OF
low.
LONDON, May s-EyenIng.-Rep orts from
warsaw state thai Russia is concentrating
troops and munitions OF war in POLAND
By Steamer.l
NEW YORK, May S.-The China's mail ar
rlvee La te tonight with London papers Of the
9TH ultimo. A small expedition 10 10 be des-
patched TO Africa TO learn the fate of Dr.
Livingstone. small iron steamer will be
taken for the navigation Of Lake Nyassa
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STEAhER WILSON SMALL
- FOR THE EASTERN SHORE,

EOTICH.-ZThe Steamer WILSON SMALL,
on. dFesasD " -. no. IN
most comfortable and elsg ant
ssn noue psss oS H will
her pier opposits No. l10 Light street set wharf. wharf:
M p ri EEffSSFk9H EfSk2sP9HfMNET PP99HfNE
EEALLIL,1SCHS ELLIL,1S Z e. WHARF GAMBRtRGE: HUGH'
FDRD'S WHARE sAd LLOYD'S LINDING.
l. Ksturnins fr9m THE EAST ERN SHORE, shs
{ n: and Easton Point st 2; m, every Monday,
diate landings, ID reaching Baltimore ct q. m.
on the following mornings.
ehs hes large number Of fine stste-rooms.
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~There are forty thousand Germans 1
New Orleans -

~There are forty thousand Germans In
New Orleans.
prepared tor dogs, and drop dead by hun.
dIeds. = $500 $3.50.
~lnceme returns for this year at Cincin-
natl will not, II is believed, much exceed 25
per cent. Of last years return. 80
~Harris, once Governor of Tennessee, has
taken to trade in Liverpool. .r
? 0One of the fret results Of the annexation
of Russian Americs is the cool weather.
@Why can you not prevent the Mississ,p.
pi from overfowing its banksl Because dam
10 yon can't. L' p /.
0Four Boston clergymen have resigned
their pulpits within four days. Three Of them
are Baptists. t.s.,n--v
Z nrOolored Union Leagues have been formed
in All TIE considePahle towns in East Tennes-
see. The lssgus as Knoxville y ave hnndYea.
strone.ls 6ss Ess SO ossn 81 ere ss1 (
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

pOTOMAC PERRY COMPANY.
WASHING TON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The stesmboats of the Oompmy leave each
place EreEy Hour, from O'Clock q. ~K-A
n. until o clock p. m Leave from EkAEC
ipGtop.
The Seventh street Cars connect with the B ats.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The fine stes mer "WAWASET" will leave the
wharf foot Gf 7th street. TUESDAY. THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY NJ ORNING5 at 10 O'Clock.
Returning, the Boat arrives st 31a D. N.
EXCURSIONS
The steamer "WAWAsET" can be cb srtered
Tor Excursions to Glym0nt and other points on
tie Pavilion at Glymont are In good order for
PIC MICS and Pleasure parties.
Parties desiring TO charter the "Wawaset"
should apply at the ONCE Of the Company foot OF
ny7 President Potomac Ferry Co.
DOTUMAC TRANSPORTATION LIHE FOB
Il BALTIMORE.
Making freight con estion at AQUA GREEK
with k1CHMOND. FREDERIOks ean
BURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. 1G4M
The steamer BXPREsS, Capt A. C.S
Eickle. and steamer KENNEBEO. Capt John q .
Wilson, leave Warrington from Sixth street
So: m, for Baltimore, and usual way landings on
Potomac river. Returning leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and rRIDAY,4p m.
For further Information apply TO
]. B. BRYAN BRO,
NH Isl No. 343 PennSylvaRia ave.
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REORET DIslAAES

SAhAIIYAN's 0IyT il the most certain, safe and
eHectual lremedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty four hours. No mineral, no
oalsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. II
10 the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
net want 10 b exposed. Male packages, q; f.
sAhARIfAHs Roor AND HIlB J uIcHs-A positive
and permansnt cure for Scrofaia, Ulcers,
Sores, Spots. letters, 10. Price 81 Is per bettle
Sold by B. Q. Ford. See adyertisement MI
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EXCELeIOR WEISS BEER.
LXCELSIOR WEI6S BE1R.
IXCDLSIOR WEISS BEDR.
Ea.E ENky EXOELSIOR WEISS BEBR.

I an neW prepared to receive orders for the en-.
suing season fer that delightful summer beverage
IxCILsIoR wIIss BHEB.
And respectfully solicit orders from ell dealers
Who wtsh g ensure Q constant supply Of the best
: The fxeeiSior weiss Beer 10 N anufsc tured from
Psss BARLEY, Mall, asd Hops, frsn the celebrated
brewery Of AAe9xY, HUSTON 3 90 ), Philadel-
ihe Distriet. and Il snPDlisd 70 dealers frsm the
Weiss Beer Brsvsry q -rr.,v . .u,uu -
:, ,..,nc cerasr Of Greens a3e Siiys ss..iSs.5 b.
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lNBPADTNIHT OF THI INTERIOR,
IL PENSION OEvIcR, July 18th, 1866


70 ALL WHOM 1T NAY OOROIRN.
Application having bsen made under the act Of
yue "a lS6G, f9r the reissue Of the following de-
ecrfoed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been been lost q de:trsyed,-Notice 10 hereby given
warrant, new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
VII % reissued' II no valid objection should then
JOS. Il. BARRETT, Commissioners.
No So iss, for I'D acres. Issued under the act of
March ), 1855, In the name of Pelly Pease, widow
q Chester Pease, and was granted July is. 1850.
No IS S6s, for lso acres, issued under the act Of
March 3D. 1855. In the names Of the minor children
Of jacob tssher, deceased, and was granted July
No. 81 .eeS for ieo scres. issued under tho act Of
February 1lth, lSH, In the name Of Martin Rose,
and WAS granted May 18th l849, May II, 1857.
Mach a. ss g. % the q Hsis iiii.. :o. ana
w iSss fOf .srss issued sndsr tn. 20.
March 5, 1855, in the name Of Lewis Lamb ert, and
No. a $50 Tor isc scrss. issesd 1ndsr the cot Of
ssd a.s = sssnt.d rem 9es%Ssp H. issS Nay as. 1857
No IS ss, for l2o acres, issued under the set Of
Tate si;s:!y and was granted September q, 1855.
No. u ssi, for iso sorss. issued under the se. Of
septemeer. 1850 In the name q ee%Sei Oey'
ds1, and vas granted March sssh, ,isss. June q,
Io. - ,o77, for 50 scrss. issued under the oct OF
MsIeh 81. 1885, IN the Dsms q WiIism 1lliott.
No. ,a Tor 10 ssrss. iss.sS ID andsr shs I scs Of
nd W. etantsl 0ssoSsr 1sS. isss' !uiy s. Isl. :
No. g 0si for lse acres, issusd uDder the cot se
y.s ss sai .ns; . !Ss. 81 end
ClsAs E7Easss STEEa5Sssss 81 4 7 a.:SI.G .:.ss s.ssf
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r AfBsy PARIS YAsHIoAo or HAIR
DRBSSIN0. fl- -
pxsUcH AxTR' DREssHR,

S9l street. besvsss lsth and l<th st..
M. AliSet. from Parfs. HAii. rIsssss, Of T.
ssss ssars q Washinssoa "a ns.g.rt. q;
SssSos Ia s b. tki ssasee inyerssA ~ Istes!
SyDsythinG shas bslene6 - ~ essmang g -
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METROPOLITAN HALL,
THIS (Thnrsdsy) EVENING, May 9, 1857.
GRAND PkESENTATION To FRANKLIN
EE9IEE COMPANY, No D
NAM MuA ANn I BkiLbiAET 4 PROGRAMME.
THE LION MINSTREL SORNl,
FAMOUS LADY YOOALISTs.
Bon't fail TO see
Johnny HARRIS and BILLY RIOK,
the Ethiopian Dromios nv s-lt
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~ MARRIAGE AID CELIBAOY, AND TIN
q appinsss Of True Manhood: -An ESSAY for
Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude, and the
Physiological Al Errors, Abuses and Diseases whi CD
CT este impedfments to Marriage, with sure me ans
Of Relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Ps. u II -Sm
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The CT air stated that he had received = LETT
ter from Mr.. John r. Costa, OF tie lab,
dated Macon, Ga, and be had beHn masing
speeches at variobs places IA the south. ue
mad met with Beverly Nash. who desired ~
De forglNea Tor mas past sirs, A ' once 80 Too
late ana ne had promised 20 devote himself 20
the cause OF Humanity and lustice. "A Voice
Th2t's " hat All the rebels say
DT. Boyd, for Mr.. Crane, asked that the reso-
lutions offered by that gentleman in relsn On 20
the judges OF election refusing 10 register Or.
Boy d be returned TO him.
Rev. Walker had no notion OF returning the
resolutions 20 be imposed on other meetings
The motion of DIR. Boyi was lost
DR. Boyd then asked the privilege of taking
= copy. which was also refused
Mr.. Newman (colored) called the attention
OF the IT II bers TO efCrts being made 70 induce
cclored men 20 leave the ward.
The Char stated that parties were engaged
al Offering high wages 10 cOlCrtd men 20 get
them 10 remove from the ward, and cautioned
them not TO fall into this snare. Although a.
was claimed ibst the " bitss were ahead IA
the registry, be had but h;tle doubt out that
the Radicals would cary the ward by from
Go 10 7C0 majority.
Rev. A. Brown gave some advice in regard
to voting and stated that colored man was
engaged IN endeavorinE 20 get colored yoters
toleaYe The CITY. He net this man and charged
him wi'h IL, when he denied IL
A Noica-Name him.
Mr.. Bowsn-l'm not afraid 20 name him.
HIS nsme ls Hinton.
Rev. W. j. Walker advised the members 10
Keep lookout for such men. and be had no
oouht but that there were many who woald
be engaged by the opposite party for tins
work. Adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE,
PennsylVanis avenue, near villa rds' Hotel.
LAST WEEK OF THE DRAMATIC suAsoH
THIS n .rs'y! EVENING, May ..
Mr.: J. s. CLARKE
To commence with the
BABESIN THE WOOD.
Jeremfah Beetle................ Mr.. j. 8, Clarke
To conclude with
WADDILovE. THE FATBoY.
wcddlIove Mr.. J. 8 Clarke,
Te merrow Night, benefit of Mr.. J, s. Clarke
and Ms last app earsnoe but one. In
AMONG THE BREAKERs
SATURDAY EVENING NEXT-Com pIiment
AIRY Beneht to JAMES O'BRYON, sr., Treasurer
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PREE TO EVuRyRopy

Large PIP Circular, rIvins Information q,
the greatest Importance to the young Of both
IL teaches how the homely may become be auti-
loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive q copy post paid. by
return mail
Address p. o. Drawer, 81,
aps-DAWeoly TroY NJ
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INCOME TAxEs.-The Chicago Tribune. in
publishing the income tax list for the YEAR
1866 In that district, says ii is the smallest IN
dollars and cents that has been return ed since
the tax was first enacted, except perhaps that
of the first year. The aggregate sum is less
than half the return of 1854, and a little more
than half that OF 1865. Much of this result is
due TO the change from S608 to $1,000 in the
but the large proportion Of the decrease in the
returns Is to be attributed to losses IN business
occasloned by the decline in prices in stocks,
OF goods on hand, and by the reduction of
profits Of spectators, eccasionsd by a greater
steadiness than formerly in the value Of the
CURRENCY
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METZEROTT HALL
kA n d VOCAL
INeTRgMEETAh CONCERT
FOB TIE BENEFIT OF THE
SIXTH PRESB SBYTERIAN CHURCH,
o. THURSDAY EVENING, May 9th, 1857.
Some OF the finest Amateur Talent OF the citv
having volunteered their services, the public
may expect one OF the best Concerts of the season
TICKETS, so GENTS
Concert will commence at O'Clock myl.td
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In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TKIOT OF C0LU MBIA, the 18th DAY Of Drill
"HISkYl WHIsKYu WHISKY
w RARE CHANCH.
AT LEAST so PER CENr SAVED

Just received large lot Of nne Rye Wits.
n Es from the beat West Virginia distill6rfes,
which will offer sr the folio ing reduced prices,
viz AT 81 50, S3.25. - and Ss per gallon retail
from the sboye prices. will also offer . GLE ct
e27S per gallon retail, 81 perior to any 0in sold
else here than at this house for less than $40
the gallon. -
Rsceived besides . lar % lot Of Imported sHER-
York. transferable to Georestown custom house;
100 casks Of Cadiz sHER BY and 90 essks Of Cetts
the New York. Philsda phia And Baltimors re
houses have been selling N city dealers, accord.
per gallon. viii sell ssoe article st $40 per
gallon retail and % per gallon Wholesale
sp2ly Importer, asa Penn q avenue.
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~'Gentle Spring. Ethereal Mildnese'-
tneerongest instances Of poetic license, ap-
piled to this climate.
ga public meeting was called IN Houston
County, Ga, on the e3d ult., TO organize a
"fashion Reform Society"
BrTwenty -one thousand gallons of Bour-
bon W whiskey sold in Lexington, Kentucky ON
THURSDAY last last, At IS cents per gallon.
ga Southern paper winds mp q long edi-
torial on sShoula Baptists Dance" with the
advice for them to pitch in unless they have
rheumatic legs.
~The desire to emigrate TO Brazil, we re-
gret to learn from the Mobile papers, is ON the
increase in Alabama.
~"Tournamenn" have actually beeu rs.
commenced In some places In Virginia.
s0The miners OF Sharon, Pa, are on n
strike.
VIn ls49 Milwaukee had 2, coo inhabitant.
now her population 10 about 7t,0oo.
~Philadelphians are disgustsd at the prac-
uce OF oomping the bodies OF animals into their
aqueduct water. -. -.
The Cleveland Herald remarks: .under
very auspicious cirel0sfauces December has
been ccnsiderrd as pleasant - Nay. Tne
question In this Iatitnde IL whether Hay 10 as
pleasant a. December"
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ALEXANDRIA AND NICINITY.-The Gasstfe Of
yesterday says:
Ii being Understood that a law aboltshiup
examining courts, IN the state, was passed
Just previous 10 the final adlournm ment of the
Legislature, there have been no criminal cases
oeiore the County Court now in session. and
the JUSTICES have determined TO pass over All
sacn, the parties confined in Jail or charged
win criminal Offences having TO await a fnaI
hearing at the approaching term eftse Circuit
court which meets on Monday, the 9Oth inst
The passenger train on the Alexandria
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad ve.terdaV
passed over the bridge spanning Gooee Cre.t
ana, II WIS expected, had the weather prsysd
favorable, that Syc Ilin bridge would have
beer completed to-day or to- m morrow and the
trains passing over it. The work of ne pair on
the road is progressing rapidly as possible
and next week will probably see the cars run
ming TO Leesburg.
The schooner Cruiser, Capt Eroch Davis
frem this port for Tangier Island, on the East
ern Shore, was driven az shore near that place
during the gale which prevailed ON the Ist
met, and completely wrecked. The crew
fortunately escaped, and with the calls and
anchors OF the vessel. (all that was saved ar
rived AZ this city yesterday
The committee appoInte by the meeting he N
last week, to solicit subscriptions 10 the stock
OF the proposed Alexandra and Maryland
Steam Ferry Company, have entered upon the
discharge of their duty, and we are pleased To
learn, with q fair prospect of success
The canal boatmen At Cumberland who
were on strike, have gone TO work losdiae
coal for this city. at 81 80 freight per ton, and
SIS tripage.
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Aioh praeas

The New Journal Of Commerce gives an in
terestIng table showing q comparison of the
prices Of leading articles on the frst day of
May for the eleven wears from lS56 70 is67
From this IL appears that State flour was
wortn GU 40 this year, s. 10 IN 1866, So 90
IN leo5, SO in 1868, and IS so in 1860. Prime
white wheat is worth 50 80 this year against
- 55 In le66, and from 81 40 to 81 IS from Is6O
10 loo Oats are lutte cheaper than in Is63
ano lc6i. when they We're az great demand
Tor the army. Corn is higher than in any
previous year except 1855. Hay is higher
IMAM ever before, being 81 % per cwt. against
81 GO in 1854, and IS TO 95 cents in the other
years Whiskey il higher than ever be-
fore-to say nothing about the fact that it
viii make the man who drin ks IL .shIgh' qulck-
er than ever before, owing to the poison
put INTO AZ. Salt beef rs not so high as IL was
last year, but fresh meats OF ali sorts are
hlgner. Coffee and sugar are lower, but teas
spices, soap, and several other articles OF com.
men use are higher. But the main articles
after all, are beef and bread. These, or their
equivalents, are prime necessities, and IL is
olmcult TO understand why these should be
higher after two years of peace, and at feast
average haryests, than they Were when many
hsnds were diverted from productive laboT
tbs evident we are now paying the cost of the
war In the increased prices OF everything we
consume. The war LEFT ne with a debt OF at
least three thousand millions, including the
increased debts Of the States. and the tax ws
demand revenue which makes the most
heavily tax.burthened people in the world.
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Nv n Il " a II u
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs
Gross tons Of 2,240 lbs, delivered in sny psrt Of
the city.
Stove, Egg and Iurnsoe White Ash, 9s.oo.
hsS,Ash hsS Ash,. 3s.~.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our ONCE; or at the Wharf,
9. p. BROWN SON,
ja35-n l6e 9Th street. between + and y.
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WATCH SALE

VI oS THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
Gir9HR sreTy Pnfyon a Handsome and Reliable
Watch for the IOIr Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not 10 BE- paid JsT unless PeIfsciIy SatiSfacto-y
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ANOTHER PRIzR-FIGHT.-A prize-f ight took
place on Tuesday morning, in Bergen county,
New Jersey, between William Kelly and John
Grady. One hundred and eighteen rounds
were fought, lasting three hours and ten min
utes, and both men were pun meled shocking
Iy, when general fight among the pectators
ensued and the referee withdrew, thus max.
ing the contest a draw. -..
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SHxUAL DI6E1sEe, DEBILITY. 1e.-.Pey
e n,s.: csss e sshr s mn, Int sSX Tssll a. :
- .eeld b. all tooissilsfs, yashiaston: 2. 9.
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RAILROADS.
t&E1 6kEAc rDp.
ICOt PEENsYLVANIA ROUTE 1901

III VIZ 0RGAV
1901 PESNsYLvANIA RoUrI 1907
&A 49, - "a
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTH.
sPhIN6 SCHEDULE
Vh ana sfter March 24th, 1871, trans will run a
follows. Leave
wsshinS'ou--.i %. m | Baltimore 10 p. N.
TIE GhEAv DOUBLE-rRAoK RoUPE.
With ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace State room
day ssd night Oars. with modern improyemsuts
and saving from four to twelve hours In time over
Any other route. Two hundred miles saved 10
Western ano Central New York
Two Daily Trains to the West West
ThrouEh from Baltimore to ROOH ESTER and
fiTTSBURG RGh without change.
:, passengers By this Toute from Baltimore have
kne sdynntage OF making all changes in UNION
DEPOTS. and no FERkiES.
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the Of.
Dee corner sth street and Psnnsylvania avenue,
under the National Hot.l, where reliable infor'
mauos Will be given at ell times.
Passeneers procuring tickets at this offfce can
secure Accommodations In Slsepin Oars for IL
wy. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Northeast corner 9th street sad Pepna. sv.
- WashiRst d. O.
Baltimore, Md. del-ly
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WOOD AND COAL.

COAL C0ALlI
Best WHITE ASA ct 50. by the ton All sizes,
saved and Split StHsw ShK WOOD, s,S 'or.sOrd.
4 ton Of Coal sold by me always weighs 7,240 lbs
JOHN b. LORD,
10 2-ly Corner eth and streets,
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s. lh.;il|sl .::.. g. '''
e z. =: s:.3 ss:s' = iss IA it'Ty,nrIr 90.
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S7s0 N O partiaIfty shoxn -
We wish To Immediately dispose OF the above
magnificent stock Certificates, naming the arti.
cles, are placed in sealed envelopes, and well
on their certificate, upon payment Of Sl0, whether
ft be q W atch worth $50 or ore worth less. The
return OF any OF our certificates ertites you the
article named thereon. upon payment, irrespect-
i've of its worth sad ss artcle valued less than
Slois named on any certificate, it win st once be
No Totfsry Bn a st,aight fortcard Iegitip,at,
Translation, srhtch may be pdrftctpated
IN sreH ~ the most tdHtdtoHst
A single Certificate will be sent oy mail, post
81, thirty three and elegant premium Tor SIS, six
ty SIX aid more valuable premium for $40, one
hundred and most superb Watch for SIS To
agents or those wishing employment this 10 O rsre
ness, duly authorized by the GoyerRment, aud
spel to the most eful scr utfny. TTynS
WRIGHT, BR0THBI 90, I'm porters.
ap2O 2et 161 Broadway, New Yoyk.
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4 TkIOT OF COLUMBIA, the 18th day Of April
lSS7.
J Bell Adams. guardian Of thel
minor children Of GeorgeI
Pochetsn deceased, plaintiff. la.
Lawrence Carrsr. Catherine mo. sss. Equity.
Carol ,Cathartne Beach, Mar
tha Beach Serena Beach, Adj
cline Beach. Daniel Beach,
Eli Beach, dsfe ndants.
his solicitor, IL 10 ordered that the defendants
canse their ap pearance to be entered herei q, on
or before the drst rule day ocsurripg forty days
after THE day: otherwise the cause Will be Pro-
eeeded vita ss In case Of dessult.
A true sOp,-Ts.,: a. d. S.J. nEiss,
ap l6-<0t Ciefk.
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BANKERS.

SEsSe.z1saxssszzsszz.e.s z.seExs.zxoeEkes9s
BANKERS.
lar COOKE b Co.,
BAsKEBs,
fSftsssA st-ses. eppessts Teassrv,
Buy,ad sci s,current market rates, and hssp
orstsRtIy on hand, o full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
eEyHE-THIRTIEs, AND O0APOUNB
INrEREsT MOTHS.
Orders fsr STOCKS. BONDS, De-, executed, snc
CeliecrIons made Oh all snecssfbss points.
sel-u
EAcHANGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUB
II LEY co.
We are selling Bills Of Exchange on England,
ireland and Scotland, for enc pound sterling and
upwards, ct our once, 4os Pennsy lvsnia avenue.
.p2s sm WIN. HUXLEY 4 co.
First National Sank Of Washington.
BID. COOKE. (os jay Cooke q Co.. President,
WA. o. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
sovBRHMENT DEPOSITORY
AND s
TIEAHOIAL AGENT OF THE UHIrID
STATES,
1Sh srrsst, oprosiis tAs Nsssxry Dspa,isssss.
sovernns.s Securities with Treasurer Unsssd
etstes
SONB kILLION DOLLARSA
ebuy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
SBCURITIESat at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make CoIlsa,os,
90 ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF IHB
UNITED STATES
We parchass Governments vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERAS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOU UNITS Of BUSINESS MEN s~d FIRMS
end 70 any other business entrusted TO u.s.
FULL IEFORMATIOn In regard 60 GOvERH
nENT LOANS at all times cheerfu!iy furnished
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, o. shier.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-09
rNHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING FON
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYORK.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1867.
Trains bseween Washington and New York are
now run as follows, viz:
fOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily tsxcept Sunday ct f:4S .. m. and
f6R NEW YoRk, changing car. q. pn,l.a.,.
phia.
Leave daily tsxoept Sunday st ll:ls O. NJ and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave ds,iy le.cep Sunday at 7:4s and ll:ls ..
N, AND 4U and $50 p.m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fer Now York and Phil "a elphia ct $50 ,.
only.
daily
Through tickets - Phil adel phis. New York. OF
Boston, be had the Station Oaee at all hours
IN ne day. % we'll % at the now once IL the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
aveuue, sstween 9Th and 7th streets.
ee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
o. eedule between Washington, Baltimore,
j. L. WILSON, Master Of Trans portatfen.
l. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
Z: j. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
GHO. 8. KOOHTz, Agent. Warrington.