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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-20
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

BaFeaSn.

Il
Mr. Scofeld, of Pennsylvania, last week
made aspeech in conUteD on tscondsne-
e Non ard d&finE NJ delivery severely c5iti-
cised the course of the Secretary 81 State.
ThsfonovngadEDuna is &oa 2e Washing
ton Globe
"The Secretary Is clever in work Of thi,
kind An English noblcman was ST one tame.
exEt6king hia lserma kDAn Amasiean friend,
and passing by many of his showiest bloods,
they came mon one that seefned nearly used
up This said the nobleman, : is the
most vAisabls asinA = 49, eaek eastcseh
he Is old, blind and deaf "How is this r.
inquired the visitor. The nohiesaAs Ell
planned His education Was good TO hegin.
with, and his wonderful sense VI smell ,s IN ]
impaired. wepnly take him out to each the
scent and put The puppies on track, and then
return him TO the kennel"
Do not suppose rhx, intend any compar-
ison between the Secretary Of 6tate and that
veteran hunter. such comparison would
be neisher aienihed nor truthful, eecAsse tho
EnglAhusaA went on 70 aay. al have owned
that dog for thirteen years, and hard = be
looks he never bit the baud that fed him, nor
barked on a false trail y Eaughter and APP
plAuse on the floor and in the galleries.,
promptly checked By the Speaker.
| would inquire Of The Chair ii my time
has expired?
The Speaker. 1t has not.
Mr.. Stevens, M his seat The Chair called
you 10 order for doing injustice TO the dog.
Renewed laughter- sL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

S. T.-lS60--y.-The amount OF Plantation
Bit;ers sold IL year is something Startling
They would ELL broadway sax feet high from the
Park 10 sth street. BRAKES manufacferr IL one
OF the institutions of New York. /, is said that
Drake psintea all tine rocks in the Eastern states
with hls rabaiistic =. T.-isso.-A-. and then
got the old granny Legislators to pass \ law pre-
venting dsfgarins the face Of nature, which
gives him monopoly. We do DO; know hew this
Is. but do kuuw the Plantation Biiters SELL a.
no other article ever did. They are used by all
classes Of The community and are death on bys-
pepsia-eertain. They are very invigersting
whur languid and weak, and great apsrrtizrr
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

F7 s&crrnch.
ohserve the fsio*u2 symptoms resulting firm pisor
doris oi ts~ lass~,ise
-Con<tipsti n. fnssrd palr>s Falln-ss u Sjesd
au1n. Ds..s.} I.~ Bsssa anss.---. 80 y 49,.
II IN. STOMACH scrr ssnrtatioss snf- -
ing ai,srng at the PIT Of the
Stomach, e~tnnmur ri re
.seI rur..-1 -as LiuaeGis
.Sr4AA4g, rnu~siag
n n heart, rh1xinx
or sufermting s~n-etons
when Lying pos
turt- Dsnp-ss vision.
Tot or w.i,s b efar- the
Sight seevxr and bal paas in
theIIess D-ars~ney 4 PsrR4r<ron,
! Y a4i~~u-~~ ~ tse skss ami syes. POW
IN the SIDE tack Chest Limbs, ctr sudden
rtp.t4. d; H-ut Bgrnffr ID ths .irsl Constant
Imsginitgs Of hva ara hsssi ilepr-s~acr Of Spirits
We have Of ,fhtI1iais from all parts OF th'
f-~ Of III n bense " --'-e ao-- Of vel kna~n per-
sops VII ini-iiixepce nyi di-crii -3
s.s, End ..,s sss ,s.g =: sslssiHs
RrcSrsrNDs-t
BOv JsMk- 1HsMpsos
Judge Of the suprena. Court OF r isAHiA
fsIL~bALFEis April e 1893
I 7 cor sssr "ueohard- e.srn.n B,ster-" raiaasa
~eie,m. III case ~tisck Of Ind D. -. p-a-
r.riiry Tbs, Fl ~ uf, EXP reese - II
BE sure you get the Genuine,
Pre- ARD ~ iT ~ ) riiisda-. witt his Sig
assurs on the wraplsr aud to IL ter Bet
tie There arr colatetf ia III BIZ market
a. rrsc--<ssrst3e bostis, oFk D1LLAR. hal
doz-u tor I'VE fssLL slss
~ should ,,,sr sar.. d, ngrlst no, nav. The srti
d. put 80 Of the tuoxie~tiaE preparations
hist i ef~red IL its pi.ee sst s~ad y nr and -
rruci.sl usfAce aud M~nHtactre, cal Arch Stree
cHAs N. EVANS, PROPRIETOR
fsarneras e. u. 5.eAsaA l. Co..
Fer sale ss DrnxEsfs -sd Bs.i-- IT, ~serr town In Ii
United stats l.n&+-i ssStss~-~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

AGUE DE- MAGNOLIA ghe preftest thing. the
sfweetes; thing, and the most Q! II fos the least
money. Il overcomes the cdur Of perspirxfien
sofsens and adas delicacy 70 the skin; is Il de
Hghtful perfume ALA. headache and inhamr,a-
ton. and Is a necessary companion IN the sick
room in the nursery and upon the toilet sdebosrt
Il can be obtained everywhere al one dollar per
bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Druggists-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

ain lifting the kettle from the FIRE scsided my
self very seserelv-one hand almost IL CRISP
The torture was uabarabie. The hexi-
can Mustang Lininenf relieved the pain almort
immediately. 1t hehkd rapidly. and ieft serylit-
tie scar. CHAs. FosrEn, s2a Broad ST., Phfa-
This is merely sample Of What the Mustang
Imminent viii do. 1t Is Invaluable IN al cases Of
wounds. sweliings, sprninss CUTS, hruisek spa~ans
etc. either upcn mar hee~t4 80 r.
Beware Of counierfsits- Aone is genuine unless
wrapped fine steeI-plate eagwvings, bearing
ths signature Of a. W Westbroak, Chemist. and
fhe y,srase stamp Of DExAs BARNEs Co.. New
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold b. al
Druecisfk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

Auotice Of race IN the Baton Rouge Ad-
rocqte has the following regulations append
ed
The judges viii settle no squabbies be
tween private parties. The fastest horse siii
win the race. Colored people will be re-
moved from the track il the. do not behave
ike white people. No fighting allowed unu
after the race. and then not within Six humid
red yards of the trnck. No liquor is TO be
brou gtit on the ground outside or the person
carrying II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

All Tssu. directly through 10 View York.
A1A6O NILES vs1Rgr1 cE1xss CoacRss ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

AsoSo the wealthy oil men OF Pennsylvs-
nia Is old John de Bennehof, whose income
estimated from the present production OF his
oil farm is not less Than S4o0.otre ger year.
He still ilves In ms Cantiguated Dutch home
stead, near Inc head OF BennenoT Ran.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

The death of Eli ", Gvynne, the great
cattle king Of Madison county. of this State,
was recently xAnounced. His vLl, which
was made Twelve yeers ago, thosgh consider
by changed since then. has just been admits
ted ssprobaie. He makes no puhhe heqsexis,
but the baik OF lre immenss estate goes to
his two sons, Baldwin and Edwin, .sidents
Of Columbus. TO the former he gives q farm
OF $500 acres, situated on the National Road,
and worth fifty dollars per acre, and the lat
ter q .'sEal tract OF 1850 acres, both io-
Gated III Madison ooua.y. u the provision
Of the viii these large farms cannot be sold
during The iiie lime Of his sons, and are to be
constantly stocked with =, least sd. 200 worth
ossss,ie sarA. s. ahs, prospect Of getting
reducinsAks hipneun Of s1ktle tsosu Lon
don, does mol receive mulA 6ars4as by the
death Of tie old genilemsA cansland
P2afAdealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06
CO Els
Dyspepsia Cure !

Dvspepsial
a~srr~ "
Heartburn
On. ssse vii ere
! Sch Esa5sc be
I4hss-Es- ~ d. hhsdfeas ~ cases
Heaaache aol ilzzinessi,
Ii ssel= Ia -4iEt5 inmates.
Acidii- OF the Stomach,
.t-v~1eeo. al onoe.
Rising oftbe Feod
Il sfss- Anedszssly.
Distress AFTER Laiins
d-s VIII rsu4Gse.
Cholera Mo-hus
sspsesy yfe;is q sr doses
Bad Breath
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

II m. y. " Mn
suo = lsss
W61aRsHARHAnGQuneD1s!
Change 81 1fase
- rasxa&S ssses@fE0 .sssfzsz ussR
On asfer Thursday Decen her 9Th ds ard upH suz
ther notice trains viii fciiews:
l. r-.la-s:ls /, VA lss,y, .ssss ts.ssss.
"a Tratn-19O ~"
LEAF1 FDRf AADEEDE
4tx.lAl- AA!taso aeessss
~ During the ssssoI Of navigstion the In
; =. ~. e "a M ~, s sssss,
|7&;E:.a AWHHb z
II ias3e : = f-sin from Rsd Ms6ss, aaf6 cen
asesIsa smA - nse 1aurvaaisy afassnsee fnil
ssy
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06
wA.s !. rresr.ssa.. Asrse~as.re,

Whaf 10 Fro8rea0va A4rseW&xOfef
The New York Obss-ver sw~sss th;s qnes-
ton IN . few woris. but very romprebeasive,
ly, as follows:
"Cnder lis Influences spring tasty and con-
7enieut dwellings, adorned with shrubs and
flowers. and beautiful within with the smiies
Of happy wives, tidg children IN the lap OF
thoughtful age-broad hearts and acts, as
well as words of welcome. Progressive az
ficuture builds barns and puts cutters on
them builds stables for cattle. and raises
roots 10 feed them. Ii gratis wild apple trees
by the meadow with pippins or greetings; il
sets out new orchards anu takes care Of the
old ones Ii drains inv i.rSs rrss a---
beshes, buys mower, houses tools and wag
ous, keers good fences. and prscilses soihng
1t makes hens lay, chickens live. aud pc
sents swine from roofing up uieaoowr Pro
gresxive agriculture keeps eu hand plenty OF
dry feel, aud brings IN the oyea wood for the
women. i plows deeply, sows rlentifully,
harrovs evenly, and prays for the blessing OF
Heaven"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

Raetot Ahd Nv Englnn5 LifIes
O,he47NssEa - &es4ry, i5fyiRe 9nfriR n
Ia No = ~ Rse6hiuE p%S4 d af - 49, =
LIl = u
Bosrss aYsHN1w ssdlsss "Fssssss.s1 ~ask- thei
Baggage are trans rrsd free Of raarge IN New York
Tn, nr.r vrsrnsrnp 4sp Nos4 frxt srcus p sxrs
r.s Caszn 2aK THE WORLD - acenmps
nv ali night trains Ills railway
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

A CLrB-Millard Fillmore. Wm. G. Far.
70, John N. Hutchinson, and other leading
citizens OF Buffalo, have organized y club IL
which the initiation fee is : 100, annual dues,
S6e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06

a wHAr DIN 1r'--A yosns lady. ressrnins to
her country heme sfler se;esrn e : fe~ nonths
In New York. was hardly sseq1Eea by her
frsnds. In place Of rusfic, anaAsa khos. sheAsd
- son. rsdy complexion, u almea 1lArsse sn0th-
ness; ssd isstssd of -, - ssat1G Appeare& bui
IL shs told them p,Aiaay ~ uad sns Leg
polia Balm. and would not - siihousst- AnJ
lady ean improve her personal appearances srsrJ
uncA hy nsmG this Article. II can be A6nESd a
am drnggist for only 80 cents. .ss.s
1afsssea oprang wasss, scad BY Al
prngsists- srsse = ss 7ssas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-06
8s@

All who value beautiful head OF hair, and Its
preservation from premat ure badness and turITi
rfay, will not faiifs asa Lyon scelebrased KAtAai-
ron i makes the hair rich, s"ft and glossy, ernd
icafcs dandruf, and causes the hair to grow with
luxur.snt beanty. II 10 sold everywh<re.
H. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. 7.
0sraAega spxtng Water, sold by all
Druggists.
Evening star., 1867-05-07
THE JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS

Owing 20 the inclemency Of the weather to-
day, the japanese Commissioners, now n a
vIsit to this city, did not go TO Annapolis, "a
they proposed. Their visit 10 that city Will
take place as soon as the weather will per-
HiI- They viii leave this city in the early
Train and return n the evening After Wis
ltlng the naval school and other places of in.
terest tnere, II is their intention 10 visit Fort
-ess Monroe, West Point, and several of the
nauonal navy yards, IRON -clads. arssnaIS and
machine shops. during the next week ,hey
Will visit Gen. Grant az his Office and present
TO him the sword sent by the Tycoon Yes
teroay, they received from New York about
o-OcO books, consisting of grammare, diction-
aries, history, geography, and other school
DOCKS These. with large n umber purchased
from Messrs. Philip & Solomon, IN this CITY.
iney Will take home with them. They have
also purchased lot OF cloth. boots, shoes and
otner ARTICLES OF clothing. A large number of
letters are daily received oy them, which are
promptly answered by the secretaries The
native with them acting as servant is physi-
clan az home. but being anxious 70 visit the
United States, he consented 10 act as servant
Tor Ono TomogorO for SIX months He mas
already purchased a lot OF medical books and
medicines, with the necessary apparatus for
ompoundtng them. and spends much OF his
Ime in making pills
Evening star., 1867-05-07
STATES RIGHTS

The mischievous doctrine of State so vereigu.
", as taught by the Democracy, was the means
OF greatly Strengthening the rebellion, If it was
not the original cause of the late civil war
The circumstances attending the seces sion OF
virginia illustrate this. Thousands of her
citizens who were opposed to the secession of
the State Joined the movemeBt when, BY force
and fraud. the State authorities arrayea them.
selves against the General Government. They
did so reluctantly, not because they had be-
come convinced that secession was right, but
because they had been taught from their
Childhood that their allegiance was due
nrst TO their State, next to the United
States This was the vital point of their
political creed and many still adhere to it..
They seem to recognize middle course
between a complete subordiHation OF the Fed
ersl power to the States, and a central des
potism anninilating State sovereignty. Now
the truth IL, that the rights Of the States are
clearly defined in the Constitution, and the
Federal Government. though not absolute. is
the supreme power. Otherwise we have no
government worthy the name and are liable
at any time to relapse into anarchy. such as
would have resulted from the success of the
late rebellious States. The question is a prac-
teal one, but unfortunately the sophistries OF
theorists led many estray. Now, however,
after TIE great mass of the American people
IN war waged on this issue. have prosecuted
ii TO a sue cessful assertion OF the power of the
Federal Government as against the States 4.
would seem that the question should o. al
lowed TO rest, having been finally disposed
Of But certain Rip Van Wrinkles OF the press.
asif they had slept through the last six years.
and are not yet quite walked mp, are with
Charming simplicity bringing up this and
other defunct issues, heavily laboring through
columns OF drowsy distractions to prove that
what Is, ISN'T, and can't be. However. adhe
ring ourselves to the comfortable doctrine that
what is, Is, and what is TO be, Will be, we have
no objection TO these old fogies amusing them
selves and their readers with their ingenious
parodoxes and gramm atical gymna stics They
seem TO ENJOY II, and IL can do no harm now.
Evening star., 1867-05-07

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Gosette Of yester.
day says:
The large frame building lately erected in
the centre OF the square, bounded on the east
by Pitt and on the west by ST. Asaph streets
called the Seaton School House, was opened for
the first time yesterday morning ~ q free
school. The building Il divided into eight
rooms, in each OF which a white female teacher
has a large class. Among the scholars are
several white children.
MIR. Lewis Mckenzie returned to AIexan-
dria this morning from New ork, where he
has been engaged during the last five or six
days on business connected with the prosecu.
ton Of the railroad of which he is president.
The pungy-boat, schooner-rigged, God
Finch, from the Eastern Shore when off the
coal wharves yesterday evening, on her way
down the river, from Washington was cap
sized by the squall which preceded the rain
She was brought into Prince street dock by the
tug boat Potomac. Fortunately all hands on
board escaped unhbrt.
The beef offered for sale in the market is
generally OF an inferior kind, and conseq uently
there is but little sold. The cattle sent TO mar
ket now are Whist are termed by butchers ssec-
ond croppers," fed on straw and hay. and of a
poor description. Lamb and veal Of eY YceIlent
quality make up the deficiency in the meat
line.
John Mitchell. one Of the "Christmas Riot.
ers," hand on board the steamer E. C.
knight, was struck on the head by & block
this morning. while engaged IN dischargng
the cargo OF that steamer, and, IL is feared,
seriously injured.
eeaeou is CouslueTeQ nearly
over. The catch has been fair, and the season
may be considered an average one, some of
the shores having proved very successful,
while others have not done so well.
The resignation Of Surgeon John yansant
u. ) army, has been accepted, to date MAY l.
DIR. Vansantis is a native Of this place, where h.
is held in high esteem by all who knew him.
The warehouse of T.. G.. Smoot & Sons, on
King street, was burglariously entered be-
tween Saturday night and Monday morning,
and robbed of portion sf it's contents.
~ thA ,,n<Ss
Mayor no court was held in his office this
morning.
Evening star., 1867-05-07

APPLICATIONS FOR PARDON There are
now on file in the Attorney Generals Once a
large number OF applications for the pardon
of criminals, among which are several con-
vieted of passing counterfeit money and rob.
bing the mail. A larger number OF the ne.
tiuoLs are for the pardon OF those convicted
IN the criminal court of this District but the
Attorney General being bnsily engaged, ii Is
impossible for him 10 examine into the cases
Evening star., 1867-05-07
Affairs in Gesrgetswn.

THE SToRM.-The storm last night and This
morning bad considerable effect upon bust.
ness in all sections OF the town. Business~
upon Water street is almost suspended, bBt
along the canal the boatnen were actively en-
Eaged IN trying to preyent damage 70 thsir
ser IONS damage to property II sns % vn. bGt
doubtless where excavations HSe IN prcSSess
for purposes OF i'm mpr0vement mere or iess Of
The Alexandria canal nsaAag 70 cave the
canal from injurys began 10 dra n on the water
this morning. which caused such q current o.
the Aqueduct that heavily laden coal boats
snapped their lines with which they were Sc
cured in the canal here and turned into the
AquedHct, causing Jam, which gave en- pioy-
ment TO large number of men. dispatch
from Alexandra was received al one O'Clock,
directing the closing Of the food gate al the
Aqueduet, which was construed to mean that
the Alexandria canal has broken, or that the
embankments are In great danger.
The ECAEAL.-Arrived-The Ironsides, with
sundries, TO Geo. Waters; Little Bob. wood, to
market; James Flanagan, limestone. to @ odey;
A. Johnson, hour and grain, to market, Henry
Wade, limestone, to the kilns, and twenty
nine boats with coal, to the Central %, 800. 10
tons; American Co. 665.G tons; Borden Co.,
ga 4 tons; Hampshire & Baltimore %, 800 Is
tons; Cumberland 20, 4l5.1 tons Departed
George Washington, ,sundries. to Williams port;
Mary Washington, to Liit-lock 2; Vigilaut,
salt, to Cumberland; Capitola, merchandize
70 Conrads Ferry; Thos Hassett. fsh, to
Charles Mill: Liitle Bob, lumber, to Lift-lock
10; James Flanagan, fish, to Lift-iock 80, and
So boats light.
TsR BUTCHERS AND THE CoRPoe ALTON
writ has been served upon Hon Charles ID.
Welcb, Mayor Of Georgetown, the object of
which ie to suspend any further action against
the butchers and hucksters until the q uestion
at issHe snail have been decided by the Court,
which will be done In a few days
CANAL BoATMEr's STRIKE "A teiegraphic
dispatch was received here yesterday from
Cumberland, stating that the canal boatmen
hsd struck for 81 so freight Per ton OF coal
Some of the Coal Companies have agreed to
the boatmen's demands and loading, IL is ex-
pected, will be At once resumed.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE exchange
was affected by the storm which prevailed ali
the morning. Onered-2,3OO bushels Corn and
500 bbls. -four. Sold-100 bbls. extra -four at
Sl6 so; $50 do, At SIS to Sl625.
PORT OF owr.-Entered-steaners
Valley City, Tomlin master, from New York:
and Philadelphia, Ful'z master, from PhiIa-
delphia, with merchandise.
Evening star., 1867-05-07

BOARD OF VIsIToRs.-The Secretary of the
Navy has appointed Rear Admiral George
Pearson As President of the Board OF Visitors
at the annual examination OF Midshipmen.
which takes place a. the Naval Academy,
AnnaFo oils, on he ist day of June next The
other members Of the Board, consisting Of
naval officers and civilians. will be appoint.
ed In q few days.
Evening star., 1867-05-07

OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Attorney General Stanberry is yet busily en-
gaged in preparing his opinion on the disfran
chIsing clauses of the reconstruction act The
opinion will be lengthy one, ana It will be
several days before its completion, when it will
be read before the Cabinet
Evening star., 1867-05-07
THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS

General Burton, the Commandant az Fortress
Monroe, has been directed 10 deliver Jefferson
Davis TO the civil authorities. in obedience TO
the writ of hGtecs corpus issued by Judge
Underwood. This subject was before the
Cabinet yesterday, and the President subse-
quently directed that the order be issued
Evening star., 1867-05-07

WRIST POINT CADETs-GeneraI Grant had
long interview with the Secretary of War
this morning, relative TO the appoint tment of
Cadets at West Point, which will be made this
week BY the President, assisted by the Sscrs.
tary ofWar
Evening star., 1867-05-07

The MARYLAND CoSsTITprIoNAL CoSyKN.
TIon.-The convention TO frame a new consi-
tution Of Maryland will assemble at Annapolis
to-day, in accordance with the vote of the
people on the first Wednesday Of last monrh
IL viii be composed OF the nrs- talent OF the
Evening star., 1867-05-07
nEPARTMENT or TRI INTFRIOn.
u UNITED STATES PATENT orr

On tn. petition o, SHI DSRkiiad
6: 81 s.s e Fl
sSsp Ists Tor from 70.
eIpi,stion Of :sid patent which takes Sscs @ on on
TT ordered ths. e.. ..sa sS' petition b. heard a,
the Pstent once on Monday. the 18th day Of
.sd ought ss have
ale hs 6cs 70
set forth In writing, at least twenty days before
.a sa ;sss5 sssp
.sd transmitted In aeeordsnce with the ,yules OF
tinony must be filed in the ofdOs twenty days M
Within ten says after ming the testimony. Il 'n''
erdered also thar this notice be published in the
week for three successive weeks: the nrsi Of said
publications TO be ct least sixty days preuor be
TO. THlAKEB.
and 81 the sos II. 5 .s;s
paper containing this notice. nv slawsw
pOTOMAC TERRY COMPANY.
WASHING TON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The Steamboats, Of the Company leave each.
place Erere Hop. from o'cloek q.
The wharf foot Of ei eetih street. v ash % - e
The seventh street Cars connect with the B .H,
FOB MOUNT VERNON
The fine steamer "WAWASET" will leave The
s's II Iss
Returning, the Boat arrives at 31s Pm.
EXCURSIONS.
The steamer "WAWASET" can be Chartered
for Excursions to 0lymont and other points on
the river. at reasonable rates. The Grounds ana
the Pavilion at Glynont are in good order for
Ptc-nicS and Pleasure parties.
Parties desiring 70 charter the "WaWasst''
should apply st the ofioe Of the COMPANY foot ef
9TH street. WM. d. COLT
my7 President Potomac Ferry 90
Evening star., 1867-05-07

NAVAL ACADEMY CANDIDATEs-The fol.
lowing is the list OF can didates selected by the
President for appointment to the Naval Acad-
emy at Annapolis as mids hipmen at large
John Downes, of Massachusetts,. son eff the
late Commander John Dow U. s. N; Dun.
can onverse. of Ohio, VIM w. Durhurst o.
New Hampshire; John 7. Edison, of N.;S
York; Abram X. Michler. of District of Co.
lumbia. son Of Brevet Brig. Gen. N. Michier
u 5. Engineer Corps; VIM. b. O'ReiIIy, Of
Mary Wand; Thomas 8. Plunkett. of Tenn essee:
Joseph II Sands, of District of Columbia. son
Com mmodore b +. Sands. y. s. N; Frank T.,
CLARK, of kentucky; Pearin Busbee OF North
Carolina.