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IL. l.. JrrFERs. wN II. JEz,ERs T. A ,xrrgss

on entering upon the business Of the next sea-
son. we beg leave to return thanks for the pat
ronagc so kindly extended to us since the re-
opening of our business at the close Of the war.
With renewed energy we will continue to stud%
the interest OF our friends. confnng ourselves as
heretofore 10 n legitimate CoNMSsIoN BUSINESS.
Liberal advances will he made on Consi gnmenls
and careful attention paid to filling Orders for
Supplies
Our patrons will be kept fully posted on the
Markets, free of charge. by our Weekly Prices
Current. II. l.. j. co.
Charleston. s. c.. August /. 1867. Q
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
Fn0Sd .sOUrH CARoLINA.

FROM SOUTH CAROLINA ~
Reya1l1tua Meeting-General Sickles Ne.
hAeyes y IA gistrate-fhe CeluzAbia AS
gsaule Case, e. I
UHARL KsroH, s. O.. July 31.-A targe Re.
publican mss meeting was held here lmt
night The AfresdmeA largely pre@ominAtsd
Dr. Mackey, collector OF customs, presided.
Among the vice presidents were F. A.Sawye.,
collector OF internal revenue, District Attor
ney Corbin, and several colored citizens. A
motion to add the name OF United States Mar
sbal Epping to the list o. vice presidents Was
voted down by An overwhelming majority. T.
After several speeches, resolutions were
adopted expressing an unnlterahieE purpose to
carry out fn good faith, ana without reserva-
ton, the Con grersional measures looking to
restoration; endorsing thu platform Of tue re-
cent Republican Convention In Ooiumbia, and
declaring the maintenance of that plattor d.
without qualification, the only evidence of
devotion to the great party through whose ex.
erttons alone the South can look for restora-
ton 49, vi - re-
q General Sickles has dismissed magistrate
Zealiy, of Columbia, from ONCE, for releasing
on Insufficient bail without regard for the
public peace, or the gravity Of the offence
committed by Radcliffe and Daley, the two
men arrested there charged with as. an Ting
and beating j. @. Thompson, q Northeru cor.
pondent, and w. J. Armstrong, or Washing
ton The military have recaptured the ac-
cused parties. Izs t zs-s Fl i#.t.s
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ASSIGNMENT OF QUARTERMAsrzRs.-M
General Meade has issued al order dividing
the Department Of the East into tour Quarter-
master districts as foiloWs:-First district, in
charge Of Brevet Major H-nry w. James. As.
ststant Quartermaster, Philadelphfa, Pa, to
include all stations In the States OF Pennsylva-
MIA and Delaware, which are by existing or
ders within the command OF the Department
Of the East Second district, In charge Of Bre-
vet Major General Rufus Isgulls, Assistaa.
G uartermaster General, City OF New York, to
include the stations in New York harbor,
which by existing orders are within that COM
mand. and Forts Trumbutl, 6rtswold, and
Adams. Third district, in charge of Brevet
Brigadier General Rober. e. DIARY, Assistant
q uartermaster General, Boston, mass, to Ia
clude all stations in the State OF Massachu-
sstts. New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine.
partment Of the East. Fourth district In
charge OF Major General Alexander MontEom-
cry, Quartermaster, Buffalo, N. T., to include
Forts Foster. Niagara and Ontario, and Madi-
son and Plattsburg barracks.
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A WARNING TO PARENTs-Parents and
guardians OF children Should bear in mind that
the little ones are born VITA very different con-
stitu tons and temperaments. While there ar.
some children VINO beer considerable fosrine
with NO sense of humilat ion, and but little
physical pain, others Of a delicate ner yous or
gani7ation shrink from cruel word as from
blow, and each stripe from parents handouts
TO the soul. and iDfiicts wounds which NAV
never heal. So with other methods of punish
ment. Some children being shut up in a dark
closet will cooily improve the opportunity to
nave treat from the preserve or pickle iars,
or ENJOY good nap, while others NAV die
from fright, or are thrown into spasms
The latest case OF iniudictous punishment is
that which occurred on Saturday evening last
I'll Hudson city, New Jersey, when son of
Andrew jackson was charged by his mother
with stealing twenty five cents. and the IA Their
on chastlsing him had only struck the second
blow when the boy sank down and almost
imme diately expired. The boy was but nine
years old. The grief o. the father is of course
intense at the fatal result Of what he intended
for the boys reformation, as ne was q very in
dulgent parent The trouble is that so few
people, with strong constitutions and phlegmat-
&c temperaments. can realize ard make proper
allowances for that shrinking self.conscious-
ness and nervous susceptibility, which affiicts
many adults and children, and is punishment
enough Of Itself without being aggra waited by
the uRthinking harshness Of coarser rougher
and in some cases, more brutal natures.
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CosscIKNcg.-Thls severe little monitor of.
ten impels to acts of justice which otherwise
would never be made kno wn. A party writ.
ing TO the Secretary OF the Treasurer from On.
buGue. Iowa, July 9Th, 1867, over the sigma.
ture OF "A repentant ex-vol officer" saws.
Enclosed is Sl50, which was unlustly taken
by me while the United States service in
Communication for rations for servant, when l
had no servant. Their is enough enclosed to
pay the Interest on the cum, and more toe a.
II did not amount to $50 originally. Please
deposit this 10 The credit otthe US" Another
party from Indiana returns 10 the Treasury
one dollar, which he says was fraudulentIv
obtained IN the settlement OF an accoun. with
the Government.
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WARNING TO FILLIBUsrG Rs The following
circular has been issued from the ONCE Of To
Attorney General 1t is. evidently diroctoa
against the persons said 70 be orgaaihng FOR
fllibus ,ering operations against Mexico:
ATTORNEY & DECENTRALIZATION liz
WAsHINaF0s, July 80, 1857
By direction o. the Presidential ths Un,tsd
States, you are hereby inatruc, ID TO obs or -
with vigilance oil perseas whom you may
have rpast nabie cause 70 1us ,sect or canbint
unawfuly tor expeditions into' the territory
OF any foreign nation, and to promptly inter
pose The authority Of the United States when.
ever you have probable cause for believing
tat any person has violated the neutrality
laws ofsths United States.
,tslk.k - JOHN u. BINcKLsy.
Acting Attorne General.
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THE GOVERNOR OF TEXAS REMOVED BY
GENERAL SHERIDAN.-Major General p. H
Sheridan. in special orders No. 105 issued
from his headquarters in New Orleans yester
DAY, says: "a careful consideration of the
reports of Brevet Major General Chas Griffin,
U. 5 A., shows that J. W. Throckmorton,
Governor OF Texas. is an impeachment to recon.
struction under the law; he is therefore re-
moved from that office. L. b. Pease is herebv
appointed Governor of Texas in place Of ]
w. ThrockmortoR, removed. He will be
obeyed and respected accordingly 1t is
stated that Mr. Pease was recommendss nv
A. j. Hamilton. Pease is a ratlye OF Connec.
tieut. but has been a resident Of Texas since
1893 He is lawyer of eminence at the Texas
bar, and has served in both branches OF the
Texas legislature, and was twice elected
Governor, serving from 1858 TO 1851 He was
consistent Union man during the war. -
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THE CoNyENTIoN At RICHMoNp.

THE CONVENTION AT RICHMOND.
The State Convention of the Republican
party OF Virginia will meet IN Richmond to-
morrow (August Ist) pursuant to a call.
signed by tour mem bers OF the executive COM
mittee OF the Republican party of Virginia and
by Jas. H. Clements, Chairman Of the State
Central Committee; Gov. F. H. Pierpont, John
N Bolts, L. H. Chandler, and others. They
avow themselves unconditional Union men,
and members of the great Republican party OF
the United States, and call npon all others Of
like condition, as common sufferers, not to
throw away this golden opportunity to rescue
themselves, their children, and the tate from
the hands OF those who brought nothing but
ruin, desolation, want, ana wretchedness
upon our land, but to meet in council for the
purpose of extending and perfecting the or.
ganiza;ion of the Republican party, COM
menced by the Convention assembled
in Richmond on The 18th of April last
The very general interest manifested will
doubtless sure very full attendance of
delegates from all parts Of the State. A com.
rnunicarion TO the New York Tribune notices
the TACT that some uneasiness is felt in the
State because OF the apprehension that the
convention will be made the scene of wranr
ling and contention between the coiored Re.
publicans end their leaders, ana the newly
converted white Republicans an their friends:
but 1t is not likely that will be The case, as there
is no organization TO be formed, no platform
or principles TO be adopted, and, in fact,
nothing 70 be done but the enlargement of the
present executive committee of the State. The
convention may meet and adjourn the same
day. The address and platform OF the 18th OF
April convention will be rIgidIy adhered to
by the party organization that now exists, and
NO addition, amendment or dimlnution Will be
allowed by them. .~
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ARMYlExANINATIoN BOARD.-Brevet Major
Generals s. p. Heintzieman and George Sykes
have been detailed as members OF q board,
convened in New Y FORK in August last, for the
examination of applicants for admission to the
in fantry branch of the service, and Brigadier
General T. II. Neill has been assigned to duty
as recorder of that board. -r.s :.
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DIsTIHsuIsHED VISITORS AT Bosroy.-The
United States gunboat Ascutney, which left
here on Saturday. arrived at Boston yesterdav
afternoon, having on board the ladies OF the
White House, the family Of Secretary WsIIes,
and Assistant Secretary OF the Navy, Mr.
FaXon.
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S-"Data" says: cit may bs some DAYS vet
before the order relieving General Sheridan Of
the command Of the fifth military district ia
issued. The President has not yet determined
what ofacer shall be assigned to succeed Gen
Sheridan The successor will doubtless be
either General Meade or General Hancackn
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LAND PATKNTs.-The Commissioner of the
General Land Office has transmitted to the
Surveyor General at San Francisco patents
for three private land claims derived from old
Mexican grants. These grants are kno wn by
the names of g Ell Tucbo," !" Tract OF Land
near Monte rev." and " Panoche de San Juan
Las Carrisalitoe, !" attracting In the aggre.
gate IA acres; the TWO first named being
situated about twelve miles northeast from
Monterey. and the last about fifty miles easterly
from the same mace.
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AFFLICTED EY CHOLERA AND THE INDIANS
The cholera has broken out among the troops
at Forts Larned and Dodge. and still prevails
at Fort Harker 1t is raging fearfully in Ellis.
worth, Kansas, the average mortality be,nr
ten day. The place is almost completely
deserted, and raid from the Indians is an.
pretended.
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~TAe session for s67.6s OF rhs Medical
department Of the University OF New York is
announced to convene on MONDAY, October
IAN, and continue until the first OF March.
This University, 1t will be remembered has
connection with the largest Surgical Hospital
m America
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CoLoRKD SUFFRAGE.-The negro suffrage
amendment TO the Constitution failed to obtain
q two.thirdst vote in the Connecticut Legis-
lature, and the proposition was revived in the
House by majority vote. An amendment to
ALTO " women to vote failed in the House, by q
vote OF So to III. =t - gore IS
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+. s',yr.r FINANCIAL. 80.
Lewis johnson & DO. quots stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. July 3l.-First Board-U. s. SIS,
1881, coupon, HOY; DO. reEistsred' -; DO
Certificates -; DO. 500. new Issue, -: 90.
73ps. t07x;. 10.4O's registered, i0e; coupon, -;
Pacific Mail, 1l6; sAtlaAtic Mail, lfiH: Canton
Mariposh ,; prefd. -; N. \. Central, 1OsX ,
Erie Railway, 7eE; preferred. 7:x; Hudson
River Railroad. 40; Reading r. r., lo7S;
s2X; Hlinols OentraI X. r., 1lsX; Cleveland
and Pittsburg, 95x; Northwestern, sos; do.
preferred. rex; ClevelaBd and Toledo, 12lk;
Rock Island, l0aK; Fort Wayne, 1919 Ohio
Water Power, 49,. -.
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GospoRT NAVY fARD.-Oommodore Angus.
tus Il. Kitty, U. 5. N, has been ordered TO the
command OF the dosport NAVY Yard He Is
TO enter upon the discharge Of his duties At
that post on the 18TH Of August.
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THz WHITE HousR.-The usual crowd =,
visitors were at the Executive Mansion tn
day. Secretaries Browning, Weliss, McOoI.
ioch. and Postmaster General Randall had
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FROM EUROPE TO. DAY.
lBy Cable to the Associated Prass.l

= 10Y AssUCI6teu Ff8sE.I -
LONDON, July 3L-Noon.--Consols,A o.; U. s.
5.20's, S2x .c.fey -. a. - Is
LIVERPOOL July 3l-Nson.-Cotton IN
changed; Corn 35s. s-s,.t
LONDON, July 3l-2 p. m.--Uonsols, % 3.l6;
U. S. 520's, 70 1916. . - ,tegsr ~
LIVERPOOL, July 3l-2 p. m.--Cotton very
dull sales OF 5000 bales. Other asticles I'M
changed. ..g go q, af:esaz
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|. The Accident to Assistant Secretary F.W.
n . Seward. y, Il sss4 \
AUBURN, N. Y, My 3l.-The wounds re.
ceIved by Assistant Secretary F.fW. Seward
by the running away OF q span OF horses and
upsetting the carriage, are not Of q serious
character, He " Ill probable be well in asfsw
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VA HISKYl WHISKYM WHISKY
w A RARE CHANCE.

n1ts4 y gSE ssss4 , xz,skr
KiEs from the best West Virginis distiiisries,
which will aes ss t, the following nS reduced
Wholesale purchasers will find q great deduction
from the above prices. will also offer GIN at
sssShere than 1t this house for less than sac the
sKsssixsd beside; 1 large lot Of Imported sHER
"a q
the New York, Philedelphia and Baltimore houses
have been selling to CITY dealers, according to their
ss sell and
q 81 gallon vhSssss
pIC-NIC, ExcgRsIQN, AND TRAVELLING
Just received lh sfss sssoIsnen. >, article,
Isfiss # S. sssss PER
AkcHovfRs, Sc, &C..
GordSns Pre as Brandy Fruits, and Jellies,
Also, . large VARIETY Of Plain and Fancy Picnic
and Travelling Il s sssNar1A HAMS
We call attention to for sandwiches. They are
mild ssR SED IN soGfPEEs5s sfae
light, very fruity and golden COLOR unsxceled for
' 'as - z. NJ KING SON, King place.,
ny ls-usI Corner Vermont ave. and l6H st.
NEW BOOKs.-The Culture Demanded by Mod.
inustrsted. accfsss Liz. b. Re! stsphen DIN.
gn,fS Hsssrs & sss 1s
Sivii War. Vol 1T. Meteorie AstronopT Shoot.
ing Stars and ErSistes. BY Krtxso9a. ffiehsen
jylo FRAHCK TAYLOR,
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Distinguished Arrivals at Boston.
Boston, July 3l.-Among ths passengerslby
the steamer China which arrived last night are
Admiral TeEetho6, of the Austrian navy, and
his brother Gen. TeRethof They come to OBJ.
tain, il possible, the body of Maxfmiitan.
John G. SAKE il also among, the passengers
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INTERNAL REyEnUs.-The receipts from this
source to-day. were S7S9,57O.sl: making the
total amount OF receipts for the month OF july
<s4 ia 1,56 IA
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- Hon. Jacob Erdman, formerly a mem i.
Der Of Congress, died in Lehign county Pa
on the 10Th instant.
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~ From Shi,ington, Odeon Building, w
havethe Peoples Aagazine, (London,) finely
illustrated.
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y Albert q. Brown, before the war Misc
issippi Senator I'D vises the people of that State
TO accept the terms of reco.stru ction offered by
Congress, "withont eavll or delay
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PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE TO THE
TRADE.
FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON,
iy c0-tf Publishers, Washington. D. G.

NATIVE WINE BITTERS.
CHARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites at
tention to his NATIVE WINE BITTERS, made
from q recipe of many years, standing, which has
acquired unequalled reputation wherever it has
been used preventive of all miasmatic and ma
larial diseases inylgorates the muscles, purifes
neys promotes digestion, establishes regularity in
the female system. and is admirably adapted as
cure for all diseases of females arising from debility
Being made of native wine and the best vegetable
toncs, it cannot be surpassed as an appetizer and
invigorator early in the morning, and before meals
generally; and, being perfectly free from every
thing nauseous and unpleasant, may be used not
only with safety at all times, but ia confidently
commended to persons Of both sexes as a gentle
stimulant, though powerful tonic. whenever such
an article is needed or desired. No family should
be without It, as it will supply great desideratum
in strengthening and inyigOrating growing child
rem, by whom it may be used with perfect impnnity
Az the season for malarial and miasmatc disc Asses
s now approaching, this article is offered being
without rival as preventative of all diseases Of
the summer and autumn. and a general invigora-
tor of tho human system in adults and children, as
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The trade is respectfully invited to call.
g. GAUTiER,
IHp0TteY dad Dealer Of Vines and Liquors,
il ll-6m 203 pennsylvania avenue
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- From Phiip solomon, We have an
amusing affair, 'Base Ball as viewed By .
murin," with comic illustrations. - 8 -
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IT ATHS AND LIME.-Just received, per schnf.
IL Tailas, large consignment of LATHS and
LINE, for sale very low, ct GUINAEp'S wharf,
foot Of ID at. east. iyl6lw%
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

tn BANKRUPTCY NOTICE
i HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. That on the 2eth
day Of July. A. u. 1856. warrant in bankruptcy
was issued against the estate of RODNEY MA
SON. of w Washington. d. c.. who has been adJudged
q bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
meBt of any debts and delivery of any property be
and the transfer of any property by him, are for
hidden by law; that meeting of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt. to prove their debts and to
choose one more assignees of his estate will be
held at q Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the
City Hall, in the City of Washington, before J
Sayles Brown, Register, on the 2lst day of August
A. d. 1867, at 10 O'ciock .. m.
DAVID s. GOODING
1t IS. Marshal, D. C., as Messenger.
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ROORs, SASH, AND BLINDS.

The undersigned would most respectfully invite
all builders and others to call and examine his
fs21f s. AHb pdoR FhAAEs
MOULDINGs, BRACKETS, Newell POSTS.
&c., at his store, No. aga Mass: avenue, between
where he intends to keep constantly on hand ali
the various sizes and qualities at the lowest cash
prices. Also, odd sized work made to order.
lie Il SIN 1ts 5s8 GEORGE n. BARKER.
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Jelly eLAssEs IRggl5IT]E IA yARs, PREsER-
CHARLES ULLRICH, JR., -
1881 9th ST., between ID and K,
~ e.Ius One and half aausres north Pa. ave.
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EXCELSIOR

EXCELS1ORi EXCELSIOR
CHA9TELLAR'S .#
HAIR EXTERMINATOR!
FOR REMOVING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
To the ladies especially, this Invaluable depila-
tory recommends itself as being an almost indis-
pensable article to female beauty, Is easily ap-
directly OF the roots. 1t is warranted to remove
snperfuous hair from low foreheads, or from any.
cally eStirrating the same, leaving the skin soft,
smooth and natural. This is the only article
depilatory in existence. Price rs cents per pack
age sent post paid to any address, on receipt of an
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists,
ap 3-D&Weoly 2e5 River street. Troy, N Y
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WAsHIHaroH, July 81. i6C.-Jsy Oooks &
Oc. fuEz,ash thsfoliswing qpotatioas OF dss-
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TRAH SKIRTS BOUGHT AT uHAS BAIMY
ana 4Si5ift pEiasia q nsls g
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% A CAMP MEETING FOR ELK RIDGE
N LANDING CIRCUIT II. E. CHURCH will
be held in BRYAN'S WOODS. one fourth of mile
from Hanover Switch. in Howard County. com
mencing August 18th. Board. with or without
sleeping accommodations, will lie furnished at rea-
sonabe rates. Persons desiring tent sites. or any
information, will please address either of the un-
dersig ned at Elk Ridge banding. Md
NJ. l.. HAWLEY.
jy 9D-2t B r r. LEIGH
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PASTURE FOR HORSES ANpCows o. the
most reasonable terms, on the Giesboro Ear s,V
No better grass water, fence or shade in the Dis
trict. Apply to ROBT. DUFFY. ct National Ra".
Course. Come and zee it before you send your
6tOCk. IL
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IN AND AFTER THIS DATE, JULY 9th,
and B9ook Wi Stages Will i sare the
Genesal Stage Once, HOWARD's ~
Stables 454 street. between 6th and 7th streets,
boro' Stagesa at ~ O'Clock a. H.; the Brookyille
il 9-Ims j. g. HOW ARD. Proprietor.
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ERENCH BO0kS.-Henri Conscience: lie De
mon de largent; A cents. George Sand: Lu
crezia Floriani; 45 cents. George Sand lie Secre-
taire Intime; IS cents. Iamartne: Les Confiden-
ces 45ccnts. Alphonse karr: Sous les Tlieuls; IS
cents. Alphonse karr: Voyage autour de Mon Jar
din: As cents. Alphonse karr: Promenades hors
de Ion Jardn; As cents. Louis Reybaud: lie Cog
due Gceher; As cents De Stcndhol: LIE Rouge ct
lie Noir; 45 cents. Celeste: par Leon Gozlan; 50
cents. Notre Dame de Paris: par Victor Hugo,
lie is FRANCK TAYLOR
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NEW BOoKS.-Maudsley,s Physiology and
y Pathology of the Mind. Christianity and its
Conflicts; BY r. e. Marcy. A Story Of Doom and
other Poems; by jean Ingelow The Sayings Of
DIR. Bush,lhacker, and other learned Men; b. +
S. Cozzeps. Romance of thee Republic; by L.
Maria Child. Historical sketch Of Sacerdotai
Celibacy ia the Christian Church; by Henry e.
Lea. Partisan Life with Mosby; by Major John
jy3l - FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TlYCOON JAPAN TEA -
i So mnch a.mired by the recent Japan SGR
csc Commissio ners. from " HON We have a ml
letter Of compliment for its cxcelenee. -
z. NJ. p. KING & son,
King Place,
Corner Vermont ave- and ISL st
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AHETROPOLITAE BROOM FACTORY.
1eI wMTBERGER, LFDUC CO.,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
y BROOMS. BRUSHES. 49, 3aas
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, Ac.i II !
Mnnnfaefnrv Ma. % Water st.. Georgetown.
Once and Sslesroolns No. IS ~ st., " ashingts
np rs Sm ~ s5set eEs So .tss9 3sisp Es SIX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-31

bridal AND FCNERAL WREATHS, BeU.
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