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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Considerable Interest Is fol, in the result OF the
next annual election OF ofncsu OF the Pacific Mail
Company TO be held on the 2ss Of November and the
dissatisfaction OF stockholders with the present manage
snt promises TO tend TO strong efforts being made 10
,n,ct a change In the board OF directors The com.
rapy bye laws provide that the transfer books shall be
closed ten days prior the day Of election and there
a demand for the stock for election purposes The
recent refusal Of the oos Of the company 70 show ths
ausfer books 10 stockholders shows that the present
managers mean 70 retain control IL they can, but half
shsl Is said about the way the money goes 10 true nh
clearly 70 the Interest Of the stockholders that hsy
sheulA ~ removed ~ sshas - ~ v thss pascA
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who win give the former tho full benefit OF the snor-
earnings OF ths monopoly, the dividend on wnose
stock was reduosd from Eve 10 three Per csns per
quarter without any apparent cause
The transactions Al the mining board this morning
were limited 10 eighteen hundred shares, and specuia
ton in this class OF securities il at staldst Al the
nrs board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed Soc higher
than At the same time yesterday selling q " %;
Quartz Hin sold at 81 IS d. 81, Ia Crosse Gold eec,
smith & Parmelee ST. waikiki Lead 40
Tho foreign exchange market was quiet but nrm.
Ban bills on England AZ sixty Gays wore quoted At
los,. loss.; At three days. i091s lo9x; commercial
bills lo7 J. 1885 bills Paris 81 sixty days. s. 20
5l7N; at three days, o1ozs aSlo,<.
The suspension OF the Commercial Bank OF Canada n
Montreal, was announced this morning. put # excited
no particular remark The bank attributes is failure to
the withdrawal Of deposits but this run upon would
not have tsken place had held specie reserve CON-
ensuras with Its liabilities Since the legal tender
went Into force Canada or rather the New Domn.
ion, the banks there have sold considerable amount Of
their specie instead OF adding 10 IT, recent statement
OF the condition Of the Canadian banks shows the
amount Of provincial circulation be $50 $685.
the deoentures held by the Receiver General being
100000. The bank notes in circulation amount to
1914 o2o, while the specie is only $7o4,33a
The receipts for and the receipts payments
and balances at the ubTreasury this city for the
pred portion Of the week have been as follows
Custom hsa's %. SUD: r,s.H"sM p-,---..
oct a. $3.50 ooa sss54,4ss s055s 1888 sila, $50 $50
Oct o.. 302 600 l,147,4l4 9o7,5sl liz, ,0S4
Tho value OF the exports exclusive Of speciel from
New York foreign ports for the ending October
% 1885 74a against So laios2 for the week pre-
vious.
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apprecbly higher The sales we're about 90 bushels al
o.ss s sF. he 'R a.i ss IS is or DO 40
0r the so ssesn GH but
81 u 10 store ara s.eal fs'S Se = se vas
s. 81 oats 6rmer sales OF 7sooo bushels Sic
sc fr wss.ern Barley va: c sa and n0@ss a. :Ss
STATE tor Western and 81 Is u 20 for Canada Malt
IrrieaTs considerable failing on IN the offerings
grain TO Liverpool rates have ned ooh sy sail aud
isa Pc: .P SS The demand for To- csarr coa
The BUSINESS and but rev vss.es ssea up The
snsaeemea,. SersIo LveGSL q sS su,sels wheat
per steamer 5000 bushels wheat 1884, 700 bales cotton
sa 90 s f. oaa sna oS @h sna
ND li,d and 1000 ss. four q. Y "a TO ss.s9w,
g. The charters vera vessel to the Mediterranean,
'C GvssY cIora was dull and prices remained nominal
Gussr BAes-A sale made Of LOO bales ON private
demand Light su; Tsrs .s9s:
second. q lbs at ssc suenos 1yres Is 2 los.
quoted at 9c 2le; Bqenos ,,Sres 90 y lbs. zlc:
cofrsa,es, nv y To-. ac ag,.e lilo Gfsnse, 20 ~
sisc Sa.@ore. II "a los, lie Vera Cruz, IL 10
Iss e. Ss,ds:. V, i. ), ss.i .is
ps .sss ss94ss ps'i; firm ship
t. sale. S:s s:ssa Geo. % sua demand was
iac asked for large parcels Other descriptions we've
aos-fss demand for both scotch pig and American con.
tnued light but about previous prices we're asked The
only hoard 100 tons No Poughkeepsie,
private Langloan quoted 81 - and $tl exshp,
si1 81 in yard Oengarnock & 20 st2 ex ship aud
Sfs yard No. American scarce and firm ~ 50;
No d.. was quoted $40
IrArHrR-HemlocE-while the lower grades shade
prime stock nrmer; the demand moderately
active For oak the demand light but with moderate
stock previous prices were sustained Hemlock,
Buenos Ayres heavy. quoted at Dkc. Giac.
h.: do middle 22c ss1c do. light 7Sc. nc do Csor.
MIA, heavy, &c. BIC middle, sc. 3oc do light,
2skc 2ahsc., Do. orinoco &c., heavy, 26c. . 2e.
do. middle IKE PC do light &c assc do good damaged,
all kinds and weights. lte E.se; poor DO do lgsss
s6c.; do middle, sse a NC DO hght, &c toc DO.
Ssc ssc; the rough heavy Alc &C; do. middle,
ssc &c; do. light Sc tsc do. bellies, Csc. 25c.
Lrwrrs-For Eastern spruce there vas fair demand:
the receipts light and the supply IL limited About
y feet disposed Of at sle We quote the range
an s2i OF flooring boards the sales 100000 at
Ssl and about ltS0U do. at e3l.
trus were In good demand and arm There were sales
OF 100000 at 80 is. held higher in come
Iisr The market unchanged Common was quoted
Lsip.-rhs ssss were unImportant and prices we're
nominal.
without change Sales 70 hhds Cuba ccnufusA 81 Goa and
do muscovado private tsrms Stock october a 1857
so7 hhds cubaA A0 Dc. Porto Rico and lSo o. knssh
NAVAL srosrs There persisulss eaanss 70 note
In the marrss for spriu surpGhuns the demand bsine
sAasssels 80 psine AasekstA tAs 49, ws0 = seh
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cASpLEs-Adaman,ine were In moderate obbin9 demand
at 2lc &c. Sperm were quoted at loc 6oc and patent
at Sc a Coo with moderate sales.
CESKSr.IRos endalls unchanged at 81 rs.
DYEwoops quiet, but prices steady and firm.
st. Domingo logwood WAS quoted at 81.
Drugs DYxs-Chenicals moderately active and
heavy Sales 100 sal soda &C. gold; 400 ash
part 81 279 81 So do caustc soda, in small lots sac
S.c currency; $50 casks bleaching powders 5ssc
s6o kers bc,rb Soda At - % S. gold; also u tons
crude birthstone $50 gold 10 casks tartar at
2s,sc 2sc gold 10 do Dutch madder, $40 gold, and
70 900 lbs. refine ARGOS, private terms.
FLOUR AND6RAs.-Reccpts i4222 bbls -four 10 do
meal $50 bag. DO, Et42 bushels wheat, 1886 do
do 1854 do barley The -four market irregu.
the demand lots Stale shipment
and full prices could have been readily obained-s $40
SO 25-but odd lois very dull and In
pressed tor sale at considerable reduction 20 and 30
barrel lots being forced on u 25c Soc reduction
81 50 for extra state The market for other
kinds was very much the sae, particularly for shipping
grades, round hoop Ohio In some selling at So So
whic straight lots were nrm, at SO 80 Sll, some
quoting high as sll IS On the whole the market
closed without dec ded chance California quiet, but
steady The sales about 600 bbls southern hour
quiet but steady. with sales Of about $50 bbls We
heavy. We note sales OF about 500 bills, At the
nexed quotations Corn meal steady with sales Of 800
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


BKxswAx was dun, and quoted 401c. aHhc
CoFFEE.-Thcre fair demand for Rio the sales being
1000 bags Leonoe 6lo do Esmeralda and half
the oso cargo TO private Other descrp
tons still remain quiet We quote:-Rio, prime, l7hc
1885,; good 6c. 1885, fair l4c. ISc ordinary, 12c
l3c fair good csrsocs l3c al5c Java mats andbags
2sc 25c. native ccyon lsac 2oc Maracaibo, l6Ac.
le4c.: Laguayra, lie. INC. ST. Domingo, bye &c.,
all gold net cash, duty paid Messs William Scott sons
make the stock Rio October p 1857 In New York. % 93s
Galveston. $500 do and Of other descriptions in New York.
1885, bags.
CorrER-The market was much unsettled and prices were
too irregular quote We heard Of sales Of consequence
CorroS-The failure Of the Royal Bank Of Liverpool had
the effect OF unseitlin the market and diminishing the de-
mAnd Prices fully nc. per h. lower fair business
DONE however, tho sales comprising 20O0 balea We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

FAILURE OF HEAVY LUMBER DEALER.-Intsrested par.
ties in this city and West Troy learned Friday or
the failure Of mr. Gilbert l. Haven extensive lumber
merchants will suffer By tho failure.-7oy Wig
Oct 81
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DIED.

MKIGHT. On Sunday April %. Mrs. SARAH
wniGHI wife Of Lewis Wright. Esq in the ssth
The friends and scqusinta N ces Of the family are
So,di ~. snS,tsd to attend her fsnsIs, on Tues:
oe, &c. no, 693 Msrylspd avenue, between l3th
ane 18th streets. (lsland,J y - :
oLth5nTeos. On nendsy, the asth Instant.
year 81 her sGe. After lonG and paipfuI III ness
when sss bore with Chr,stisn fortituas.
. ber uieuds end eco uatn tancas are res pectfu11y
invited TO attend her fonsraI from her late resi-.
dsnce. No. $l3 y street, besween eth ana Tth on
Tuesday. Of hAlf-D Ast ss'eleek. "a
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ll UILDINGs AT FOURTEENTH ST. PARK
ID AT AUCTION
ALE OF POW d Il i.

B1saE efO rdnascs, Nary Dspartmeni,l
WasksHgtoa Guy, April 81, 1867 (
There will be sold at public auction, &c the
highest bidders, in the once Of the Inspector Of
neen, on THURSDAY, the ninth eth day OF May,
csS7; aitseI hIndred q 500 barrels Of Pe.der
cannon powder, and eighteen hundred a, 500
pounds com pressed powder.
Thee powders willbe sold By sample and In lots
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds.
and the remainder within ten days afterwsrd.
during which time q Q poWders must be renewed
from the magazine; sthsrwiss they will revert to
the Governmeat - H. q. WISE,
ap Is LIT Chfef OF Bureau.
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GoOD COTTON SOCKS, Is, 30, and 25 cents per
pair; good Merino Shirts and Drawers, 81
cents each; good Sum mer u ndershirts,7 rs cents
at Francs Popular Gents Furnishing Store,
494 eth street, between ID and T.. Also, good
White Shirts at S1.75, So, and 81 So s-E
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A GARD The undersigned herewith announ-
"A ees to the public that he has sold ont \ Ia
g. ROHR He svails himself Of this op- ls5
tunity 70 thank his friends for the many fsvors
e eestow upon hin, hoping that they will con-
Time TO extsnd the sane TO bis successor.
OHARLDo KLOMANN.
Warrington, D. O., April Is, 1851. -
take pleasure 70 inform the publio that hsve
eouehf the we'll known establishment known %
klomsns Restaurant. It shall BE- NY duty TO do
ssseen Of hs eitissns Of (Ss District Of 0olsnbis,
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For SHIRTS made to order go to Francs,
f94 7th street, between ID and T.; also, Gen ts'
Furnishing Goods, at prices, that defy compe-
titioD; Gray's, Byron's and Imitation Linen
Collars, 25 cents per box Scarf and Ties in
endless variety. 81:
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DE-. WHITE, Chiropodist. 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ak and 9th streets, contin-
ues the successful treatment of Corns, Buuious,
Bad Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moles,
Vascular Excrescences, &c. Fees at office: one
corn, 81; several, SO cents each: Bunions. Bad
Nails, Enlarged Joints, Vascular Excrescences
and Moles, 81 to IS each. Once hours from
m. TO y. m, and TO p. m. No charge
for consultation, Established 1861.
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No BETTER INVESTMENT can be made tina
IN Clothing at the present red uced prices At
the Great Central Clothing Hou Sc, 400 Seventh
street, opposite the Post Office.
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IT'S WE'LL TO get clear Of a Cold the first week,
but1t Is much better and safer TO rid yourself
ofit the first forty. eight hours-the proper
remedy for the purpose being DR. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant Sold by all Druggists. w,s,M
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JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
House. j. HI. SMITH
AGO 9TH street. opposite Post Office
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PERSONAL.

AZ 1S 4E THE IIa RoPUtAR PATEET MEDI.
stETt corner Penns avenue and east Sd street
OapIIol NH. apo wv
IT, EVERY LADY IN WANT OF HOOP
4 SHIFTS, CORsETS, SKIRT COVERS. ac.,
&C. VIII call at the man ufsctory of DOUGLAS
BIO, 9O3 9lh st, between D and Z they will
Ths q sometning greatly g their advantage.
mads 10 est styles OF sh hts always on hand and
skirts altered and repaired. apl6.Im+
CENTLgMEN DESTROYS OF HAVING their
~ Ooats, Pants and Vests Secured and Repaired,
calling at B. MAGHtbERs scoTrps 90 a %s R sy
pairing Depot, All 10th street. few doors above
rem. avenue. sp Slim"
$50 66 9Rs ERENoa AID H 4
ssa fass the
SSysrs ct s xisn
es and Children 8 Oorsets. AIss, the old style,
HOOP sfir. snd oor. sG's
Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th SITS Skirts
sl.ereo ens repaired. ap LIN
IhR0RTANT TO TIE LADIES -INDELIBLl
sG e Sss
70 @ cal. ss9 sample and
poIsl., Aprons, &C.. stamped in Imitation Of
W1sS;AETEp not TO WASH OUT.
pattern pIinssa goo: ind siSie siriP. tina;
can be attached ache to the bottoms Ct L,aies Shirt.
ss:s braid; BIRDS nsd.ion: Fss 1s a: .ai
sented or the money returned;
mhl2u 43s 9Th street. opposite Patent Once.
J sfitoR Al Law AND iHS s6TARTT P P1 HHHs,
no. s2s l3th street west. deHly
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T. FINE White Shirts made to order at % 50;
also q full stock OF Gents Furnis hing Goods
and Men and Boys Clothing, at Bars, corner
of eth and E streets
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ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars jus
received Call and look at them at the 6rea
Central Clothing House, 400 9TH street, oppo
site the Post Once
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PETTY LARCESY.-Anna johnson, coIored
was arrested this morning by officer Evans,
of the Seventh Ward, charged with the lar.
ceny OF g white skirt, the property Of Sarah
Curtis. She was sent 10 jail for court by Jus.
tice Handy.
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JUST RECEIVED this mernrng one hundred
more of those fine twenty five dollar SUITS, al
the Great Central Clothing House, AGO 9TH
street, opposite the Post once.
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BOYS SUITS from $3.50 To-, at HenninG's
corner Seventh street and Maryland avenue
one price only, mark ed In plain figures.
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rKRsoSAL attention is called 70 the sale OF
nousen Old fur niture. northeast corner q and
18th streets, by d. L. Wells & TO-, aucIioneers.
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For CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, etc, con.
suit DR.. White, 42i Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween \ and 9th streets
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MARRIED.

DICKsOE-TALBEy. On Wednesday evening,
April 7ath. At ST Jossphs Oh urch, PhiisdeIV his
~ the Rev J. Barbslin. j.. WA. DICK .
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGs.-Laste evening the
Neutrality-suspicious. held their regular public
meeting at Temperance Hail, viii ch was very
largely attended. Addresses were made by
Hon ID. p. Holloway, DIR. I. G.. Clayton, Mr..
VIVA. 4. Drew and others. ..tf
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POLICE RIPoRTs.-Satnrday, the police re-
ported sixty -oDe arrests in the District, and
the fines amounted TO sl0596. Yesterday,
they reported twenty -four arrests, and the
fines amounted to S36S7.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge FisheT.-SaturC Az,
the District Attorney eT Tered noYle pros. / 4
the following casss:-Abraham Wallace in
dlcted for larceny; Peter McKenney, burglary:
VIM. ID. Simons. larceny; Ellen Kelly, per-
Jury, and Thos. L. Walter, libel
The verdictin the case of A lonZo Perry. con =
ylcted OF larceny, was set aside, and a new
trial granted.
This morning in the cases of Joshua Ander-
son, indicted for an assault with intent TO kill.
and j. II. Hanson, indicted Tor larceny a 10Us
pros. was entered.
Eliza Somers, indicted for keeping a bawdy
house, submitted her case, and was sentenced
TO pay a fine Of 5000.
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Go AND SIZE those fifteen dollar suits, re-
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, 400 9TH street, opposite the
Post Once.
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WAsHIEGrON OIrY
SAVINGS BANK,
BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDIHG.
S.reHth Street and La. Avenue

HIGHEST MARKRT PRIOI
PAD for G0LD; sILVEK, and COMPOUND IN.
LAND WARRANTS wanted. ap1tf
GREAT WATCH SALE!
ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
GtrnE srery Patron Handsome and Reliable
Wdtch tOT the toU Price Of Ten Dollars!
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE.
And not 10 be pad fer unless perfectly faetoyy
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PROPOSALS.
TSi t, Szf5L; sss
'at Or nASCn n, iG.
prssnrnrNs OF fns isfrlIsr

- Il
esals1 Propossis viii o. reeve sstli IL s'eisss
~ psnn art sS.y 2, JUs Ne, p re $50 q
fsr the Northsrn ssSsrissss asso,. A. o. sas O =
Nebrssk ., Tor the delivery ct o.shs Oity n 81 |:
fcIlesiss ssess Cattle. 70 vis
500 heed q MI oo.s is9 =. s..,.s s;o.af
Sisp.' ScssSsyiss = ss:.sr,ssss at Che nsstA
500 bead OF Elk Cows for the ranctoe sies In
ION ar oscSHyn& res ser ~. an pskes
so heaa OF American BHils.
The Cows mu.t be Of good ausley !, neriosa
breed net lses than three ser mere than seyes
calf will bs preferred The Bulls must be not isss
tkan three years OLD.
: All Gov. known BY stock drovsrs a. Ts rss
.i al lss al Cow. Mexican breeds
suIerfntsndent Desman viii have the Hight 70
REJECT any or ell bids that may be offered sse the
that the cattle delivered are not Of u. required
Superintendent Dennsn viii be authorised 70
psrues delisertDg the cattle, to be Hid ct the
once OF the Commissioner OF Indians Affairs In
To. Cows 20 be delivered on or before the hrst
day ofABgust, 49,.
superiptendsnt penmaa will have the power q.
change the place OF delivery With the consent Of
The contractor viii be required 10 erout. q
good and Sufficient DO nd IN the of So 800 fer
The party or parties TO whom the award 10
msde must be prepared az ence 20 ex ecute the
contract and give the required bond.
the total number Of COWS and bulls called fer
biddere must give their names In fall. ss veil
ss their place. OF residence
sSE o. ii. BsowSIsa, ssor.tary
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HATS ZOE TIE sPBIH0 WAR.
[As Brosdysx s.yI. sIIk HATS. n
scr Ssu nnp S Sssu ana SSys. h esif ana Cets
80 = ,-..... a. s!ihsanrz.
0h sin oser eeensr lsth street.
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LOB RENT-Furnished,h handsome PABLORS
4 and BEDROOMS, In suites or singly. 0as.
water and be N in the house No. 234 q street,
between 18th and 18th, one square from The sv-
enue cars. ap lo-tAalh
LOB sALE-95OO cash required and $50 per
u month until paid for.-Four fret. olass brick
HOUSES, dsairsbiy located. and having gas.
three -ttory Brick Houses for $40 cash and 8 IS
monthly until paid tor Also ;svsrsl F Gn
n. Z cor New York ave. and 18th ct,
spl2 Inn Plants Building. Dooms IL and Is
EOb sALD-tOuly .$lea cash required, and $40
per month unti' paid GSsverai twe-story
9Th. Also fys room BoUek, on sth street. be.
tween and eIABk co..
ap Q I'm Paai's 1uiIdins, Rooms end is.
EOR BEuf-.LefGe RURHIsH0D ROOMS,
r. from oiyso -. - month Bearline g 81
koutsieoA Aveuue. s-as - . lns
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In TIE SUPREME COURT or rHx DIS.
i TBICT OF COLUMBIA. the lsth dsy Of A nj

J. Bell Adams. guardian Of thel
minor children Of Georgel
Pochetsn deceased, plaintiff.
Lawrence Oarrel, Catherine No sss. rapitx
Carol ,Cathsrine Beach, Mar.
tina Beach Serena Beach, Adj
cline Beach. Daniel Beech
Eli Beech, deft ndAnts.
ON motion q the pIsintin By hr, J B. Adams.
his solicitor, it 10 ordered that the Defendants
cause their appearance 70 be entered herein, on
OF before the hrst rule dsy oesurring forty days
os. sns cay; etberwiss the cause vii DO pro-
true eopy-rsst: 30 R.J. hEl9s,
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nFFlCE OF OLAGLTT & eWEENY,
PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU.
No. 4 Market Space, second aosr
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
SPECIAL NOTICE

sPECIAL NOTICE.
BUILDING LOTs-We call especial attention
Lots: We are the sole agents Tor sc verai VIII sis
squares the immediate Vicinity OF the new stste
i%Sr.vips end healthy part Of Washington tor. rapid
Mecsii attention TO the following whole So uares
which We are authorized to offer upon liberal
square No 2os, bounded by Fourtssn IN and F;e.
tenth streets, and and b streets. ''n'n anu H.
Square No Dos, bounded By Fourteenth and FIT.
square No: 40. bounded BY. Fourteenth and FIT.
teenth streets, and Rhode Island avenue and p
square No. 2ss, beSnded By Fourteenth and rhir.
Square S sn SoSs .ss ),
square No; ass. bounded b. Fourteenth and rhir.
bound Cd By Fourteenth and Thirissn,s sas and
sa9srs No a7s. bounded by Twelfth and ThIr
square Eo an boyn sna he Ts,,,
teenth, and + and o streets " "s"'n ana Tint
sp sN aS seH.Sasa BY Twelfth and rhr
- sspSfn,5Ss No No. sos Bonded BY Eleventh and
SQUARE No. SIS, bounded sf 81 Tenth and Eleventh
and B and srests.
Ne SS bounded By Tenth and
and SaSass sd Ne So bounded BY Ninth and Tenth,
s9g%.re No: 81, bounded by Ninth and Tenth,
,I sqs.Is NJ; sss bounded BY Ninth and Tenth,
eQoare No. 364, bounded by Ninth and Tenth
streets. and Rhode Island avenue and street.
square No S96, bounded By Eighth and Ninth
streets, and Rhode Island avenue and B street.
square 40. al, BOUNDED By Seventh and Eigsth
and and q streets.s
s9pare No. 6s2, bounded by Second and Third,
We have parts Of Squares and sirgle Lots in ail
parts OF the city
We can place persons In almost any part Of the
CITY they may elect
The most Of the property on our books can be
purchased on very easy ter ms
.Only the market price asked for property
No charge on property left With Us for sale IN.
less sold CLA0ETT SWEEhY,
RAal EHtAfa 8rok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-29

To sE FURLoUeHED.-On account Of the
scarcity Of work al the Government Priutin e
once twenty printers will be furloughed to.
norrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-29

SLIGHT AcCIDENT.-Last night. as the train
due here at IS was Stacking mp al Annapolis
Junction. The rear car, from some cause
Jumped from the track. and careened 10 one
eide. There were bat few passengers in this
car. none of " nom were hurt, but one or two
ladies were badly frightened. The car was
somewhat injur'd. but was detached, and the
train came on safely, being a little late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-29

EPISCOPAL CoNvoCATIoS.-The ynontbIv
eonvocatlon Of the Episcopal churches OF this
city was held last evening ar the Church OF
me Eplpnany' Rev. T.. ii. Hall's.) and was
largely attended. Interesting address. uera
made by Rev. j. Vaughn Lewis, OF ST Johns.
and Rev. NJ. l.. Olds, of Christ Church- on
the oo)ects OF the conyecation 70 repair and
erect new churches. The report of the treas :
urer shows that during the year $1,000 hays
been raised and expended for the OBJECTS OF he
conyocation.