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S HIP PIN NE w S .
FORT Of NEW YORK. july q. 1867.
Arrived.

Arrived.
with Snip s ee Ssnnn 20 Sa'
inst al q q ion 50 as ship E Il Tucker from Lv
ship Ferdinand russ. Dunnemsnn. London, y days,
westerly winds ne entire passass june " . lon
She oss SScS
bglw.rks and split split sails ~. ,-,.... =, 49,.
Brs Champion sBrS. sssen. Bridgeport CD, Is days.
sShr Amelia . Ireland Townsend saua River, Ga -
o1 ssSr HF'a Bell siI srews.er. Bsaaiori Nc
sss sr John T Esassg s Ssra v virginia
schr 7 French LippSe,n S,o,;, Virginia
sehr c & smith. Burnett. virginia
Below.
Bark Amira coombs. from cardenas
Tbemls land anchored in Quarantine.
Wind, at sunset, q, light
American Ports.
CHARLESTON &C. IVY n-s.il'd' steamers v"lcoa.
wiLaiSGToS, nc. July aa-sailsd steamers Frances.
For oA~ SA'poins Ne,os See ssv~a Paea
MISCELLANEOUS.
., P q, Y, sss.o o. TIE sEonee
a. a'0: x SIZE .s g. g 20 ;S' e '~ g. ~
;. q::Saqs 'r. = 81 ;S.I = ls$ >, A.
syrrl.srs q s.r. q rs ,ss Il q. i,s
$ ,y: s. u z GUS. 6 NJ, q ;s.! s. .
S:isr ssES 81 IL :s:s:;:s :.!::s
A OPTICAL pRAwIsos OF THE KENTUCKY
(" u IA .,,Ee.s g ~ ,ra4 y, ,ss T. :. -
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:" srsrScsr rsrr---cisss s,s Jvtr "a, ise7
q ~ II IS r1R s g; SoRsis g., Manager. !"
For circulars Kentucky state Lotteries address
49,. s,sssd and information given by addressing T.
RICHMOND. No. cortsnds street
a nsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A York and states where deserticn, &c sufDcieat
free. ~ ho"bs Au1ncy. - nassau street
LII FRIES cAsHED IN LsGALIzED LorrERrEa-
D. cLUrE, Broker 's Broadway add las Fulton street
II ington svenucAbsolus radical cure without knife
cansc or deenon rom bnsidcss FOR plies structure nstu
diseases q pelvic vser dcormhiss Of nose face and
person. Once hours from sto IA
THE VESSELS AND NERVES
on which difss,on depend, are ssresg!hsnsdn
gins once he stomach on The gastric jules whish
. normal s.,e ln ssidy i pss ssi :.
u neutrslized BY the starchy substance o. Horr
sric juice !: o. TOO hin nature 4 .sa.s
40, quantity Of elIsen contained x HSSFs MALI
TRACT y: s %:ss.' Is g s.s N: =;
Bon Nal, ' Eas.s Depot zee
TUB UPRIGHT PATENT TRUNK .o-,,~,.
~ broadway sppcs,. New lev 7ors Hotel.
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= n u = q n =.

Three Trssting Matches >. the Fashion
Csurse-The First fer 200, tho Second for
e40O, and the Thirs, Tor q stake and Parse.
ZRsF nor
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Sake $500. MI heats bess three In i've, IN haFnes.
A. Whitson damed b. g. Asa. I !
Mr.. Darling named c &. Senator. .............
Mr. Fraser named blk. T. Knighthood. dis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

TUB UPRIGHT PATENT TRUNK ,o-,,.,.
~ prsssv~y, opposite New York Hotel.
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CHARLESTON. sc, July 1-sailsd, steamers Falcon.
Baltimore: Manhattan, NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC, July 27-Sailed, steamers Frances.
Baltimore; Fairbanks, NYork. =
For 0lh~ Shpping Necs See Sev,nA Paes
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BOARDING..

GOOD BOARD and pleasant ROOMS for SD
~ per month at 800 Il street. between 18th and
18th streets Table Board At SO per month. Tran
silent Bosrders q reasonable rates. MIST.
LOB REHT-Two we'll furnished PARLORS, on
I the Arst floor, vii ID or without BOARD. APP
ply 1913 st., bet. 9th and 10th. fel2
TABLE BOARD at No. %SA 10th street, few
i doors north Of the avenue. Terms "a Der
month. az IA n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

FINE-STTTCHED Doors made to order for
$40, CATERS for $3.50; ladies Kid Button Cal
ters for SO; Balmorals for S5 and ali styles OF
Misses and Childrens Shoes very 10 W at Hei;-
brun Il Bros, Sc Seventh street, one door
south of Odd Fellows Hall. 2
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SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTERs.-GeorgeJ Johnson,
alias Lewis, Was arrested with Chas Lewis,
both coIored, as Suspicious characters, and
Were taken before Justice Thompson by Off GERS
StTaub and Bresnahan, Of the Third Ward
Johnson had concealed weapon upon him,
and for this he was fined $40 under the city or
dtnance, and each was fined 80 for the first
onense. The fines not being paid, the prison.
ers were sent TO the workhouse for thirty
DAYS. .- ? ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

COMPUTATION OF Observation-Disclosures for
tire Communication of sentence OF the following
named prisoners confined in the Albany psni-
Tertiary. having been convicted IN the Orimi-
n@l Court OF the District, have beea issued by
the President, they being entitled TO the COM
mutation for good behavior: VIM w. Bowie
John johnson. VIM. Sdmuels, VIM. Woods,
Charles III. TYLER, Jonas Day, VIM. White.
MARY Cady, John Henry. James Taylor, Har-
nv Wise, Archey Nickens, Charles Williams
Horace Erent, Henry Hillary. Geo. w. Allen
John II. Lawler, Taver Larose, Elizabeth
Brown.
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TIE SUCCHAROMETER.-Th seizure OF dis
tilieries for fraudulent returns recently was
owing TO detection by means of n newly pat
ented Instrument called n "succharometer' -
which is owned by parties of this city. and is
now in the hands OF the Treasury Department
II IS said that Commissioner Rollins endorses
this instrument as the only one by which cor
rect returns can be bad of the amount of LID nor
manufactured by each distillery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

Quick sales and small Profits,u-Good
White Shirts Sl.50, 50 and S2.5J, at Francs
Gents Furnishing Store, 4O4 9TH street, be.
tween ID and l.; also shirts made to order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

PICxrocKHrs ABour The arrival of 4
''mob of thieves" In Washineton set the de-
tecftves to work to Dust them from the city.
Yesterday, detectives McDevitt aad Miller
ar'eseo motifs Holland and John Kfef AZ sus-
PIGEONS characters, and took them 10 the de-
tecuyes' celia, at headquarters. They were
sntereo upon the record as thieves. Ofacers
MeHenry and Callahan, acting with the de.
teetives, arrested Jonn Davis and James Nc
Suire upon similar charges, ana they also
were taken TO headquarters. Majer Richards
gave them a bearing and dismissed the squad
10 leave the city. The promptDese of this
movement has induced others, who had lust
arrived, TO keep clear of the detectives and
leave the city. 7..s#F ..- So 81 81. .ar4.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Pennsyivsnia avenue, near Wilisrds' Hotel.
hkStMPTI0N OF the REGULAR PRIOEs
OF ADMIsSInN


h1sunr1Ios o pr A HsF .Ei5ssuLAs PnIors
STATS srovF ~ ! SSa.EHour EXTRA
Second night q The lnssasasn {, o. the great
Who vi, n NJ !" ions s 'ss uySais,ia'
PoPUIAR, SSb oRiGISAL COMEDY
Pi1YISa ~Iru FIRE
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
oo,, FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY.
oOhhhsoiNSa a astfa. l 3 issy EVENING
GRAND W Eksski nASp sS4not MxATISEE,
oRIGINa az S M,TkkT5EIIT oT4BLEAUx
FROM t t5sHDssT Es aGsIS
nov sn its second grant trium phsnt tour through
LIZ; niIso states: creating the most intense sen
The largest balls in New York, .Philsdelphis,
nati. Louisville ct. Leuis, Memphis, New ur-
!.shs Mobile, Montgomery. Atlanta, Whining
utmos, capacity for weeks, and tkoasands often
turned away, unstle TO gain sdmittsnce.
c,u,,nIN THE WORLD.
exalted idea Of Heavea, with its Angelic Hosts,
Walls Of Precious Stones, and Streets of Pare
Internal REGIONS Below. the Abode Of the LIT an.
Qui.hed
Boiling in the fiery gulf -
Fully illustrating Millions sublime poem OF
'PaIfdfse Lost frerp be 81 inning end and com
pr1siDR sixty four splendid tableau scenes carry
ing cur Millions i0es of Heaven, He'll, h aos, and
Paradise,
In order that all classes of people may have an
opportunity to wi iDess this Wonderful ExhiSi
ton the price OF I'D mi red ced to % &c
reserved seats, 81 cents admission to Matinee,
all parts of the hall Is cents children to Matinee
Is cents No half price at night.
Sc ats CO n be secured at Mr. Ellis Music Store,
No. 900 Penn. ave where q diagram of the rail-
can he seep. Carriages may be ordered In wait
ing at 9 3oO'clock. Gentlemsnly ushers will be in
attendance.
The elegant organ sed at our ex hibition il one
of Smiths celebrated American Organs, kindly
loaned 10y Mr.. Ellis, No. sos Penn. ave, who is
the sole agent for the sale OF these superior in
stIuments M DORLAND, Manager.
&c. GARDINER. Agent 1t
FANCY DRESSES AND COSTUMES
l. For Tablesux and Private Parties
Apply to MRS. FRANK REA
Re Il In 447 10th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 Penn. av., be-
tween ~ and 9th streets, continues the sue
cessful treatment of corns, bu mons, bad nails
enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular ex-
cfesences, &c. Once hours from a. m to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

John p. BRoPHY has a large lot OF HoI,
week books and Way of the Cross, for Lent
which he sells cheap. His store is No. 3II I
street, near st. Patriek's church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

THOSE LADIES who want an elegant En-
brUidered y oke for Night Gown or CnemIse
can get one cheap by calling at Princes, 3sI +
street, before he moves his stock TO his ne W
store, 439 Ninth street 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

For CHILBLAIss and Frosted Feet Whites
Emerocation is a specific. Price al per bottle.
For sale at 42i Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az "A d 9Th streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

AMUSEMENrS, &c, To NIGHT. 70
WALLS NKw OPERA HousE-Ths eigh-
Seenth annual commencensnt OF the Medlcat
Department OF q GEORGETOWN College Will take
place AT this ibeater this evening. . ...
NATIONAL THKATKa nigh. of the
auihor ard comedian, Mr.. John Brougham,
Who Will appear again ~ .-Dr. Savage" in his
comedy Of playing with Fire"
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard.-Fair of
Last Washington NJ. f. Church.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The great origin i
Miltoniln Tablr-u. exhibited here last year 4,
Will be on exhibition again for a short time
commencing this evening. .H l -lH.- %
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7 ATTEST PARIS FASHIONS or HAIR
IL asr,rl-f DRESSING. y
g. H.ALLIer, sass
tk11CH HAIR. DRESSER,

u y ~ - ssfSes. uosNecn IStn thd I4th u.
IT. Ahics. from Paris. Hair Dresser, Of the
country. has now been established fer tine last
eight years In Washington and Newport, en-
Of the highest society, He has the honor to an
Dounce that he has thi. season the latest
everything that belapgs TO the dressing Of hair
ct very ressonaI 10 prices. h1 sms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

FINE Gloss Kid Button Boots at G. u vii
sos's, No SOP 9TH street, under Odd Fellows
Hall, at prices ranging from $3.50 TO Sc So 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

An EXCELLENT Article of French Cotton
Half Hose for $50 cents per pair, at Henniags
One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of
Seventh street and Maryland avenue
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CITY ITEMS.

JEwRLRY.-New styles at Prigg's One DOL
lar Jevelry Store, No ABS Pennsylvania
avenue, near ~ street.
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NEPARTMINT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ PENSION 0PPIcE, July 18th, 1854

Soo' H DAnbBTT, Oomnissfonef.
No p4.7s4, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March Sd, lsts, in the name Of Robert W Pierce,
no. 90 40, for Leo acres issued under the act of
March fs6s, In the name Of Elijah d. Ball and
.s' sisassd i sHns @ issued us MsIes
March Sd 1885, in the Anne Of George Plum. and
va. sranssd August 18th, 1855. March 80, iS5i.
March Sd t3s, in the name Of james Henry ana
was granted April I'D, 1861. March So 1851.
NO, !2S, for leo acres, issued under the act of
sIsnied February asns 81 x sGan @gss and
No. es $50 for 40 acres, issued under the act of
march Sd lass, In the name of sarah wood, widow
1857 April s, 1851 ""1 sisn'so SeDruAry To-
No. n.a,s, Tor iss acres, issued under the act of
and was granted December 4. isss. Appil 3D. AN
NO. 81 Us, for 80 sores. issued under the ACT of
September, 1850 in the name Of Lansdon q. John.
, son and was granted March s, 1855. April 20,
No; q -ssl, for 80 acres. issued under the act OF
narch 8, 1885. N the name Of Lansdon Q. John.
No. 70 zs for i20 ecrss, issued under the act OF
March 8, lsse, in the name Of Mary. widow az
fhonss bovfing, and was granted May Q. 1855
no s. .is5, for 10 acres. issued under the act Of
March ), 1858, In the name Of Polly Pesss, widow
q chester Psase, and IVES granted July Is, 1850.
No IS s6S. for 100 acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1885 In the names Of the minor children
sss Tor isS .er.., issued under tn. act Of
:ea w.. Nv shs 4 r.! yi1 R''
fer Ss ~, fSsrss issued rsssr shs oct
Asr r. ssrs: issued nnds sT IN. 90.
was sI.n,sd October %. 1855 Nay as s- isS. Ana
Mseh ,GI Is ~ scSo.s
and was Granted November II. 1885. May Is, 1887
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500 Of1O GRAPE VINE OUTINGS FOR

100000 skA SALE ZINE OUTINGS FOB
FROA KENDALL GREEN VINEYARD.
CONCORD, the most valuable Grape in the
country. MOTIONS VIRGINIA, OATAWBA,
hEBECCA. DIANA, HARTFORD PROLIFIC,
with many other choice kinds, at 81 IS per 100
cuttings, or $40 Per 900; warranted all good
shipped to any address remittance.
Early orders are solicited.
J. PEARSONS Fruit Store,
fe slim 491 9Th street.
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A SURE PILE CURR--Dr. Gilbert's Pile in
strument positively cures the worst cases of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of 81. Circu-
lars free. Sold by druggists. Agents wanted
everywhere. Address j. b. Romano, MANA
ger, No. SIS Broadway, New York. 3
PENNIES can be had in auy quantities At the
Star ON ce counter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

SDvERAL SPLENDID PARLOR ORGANS,
- with Patent Organ swell, and one with.-
mo,a6Is ssd.i b ssm sery ssnrenisnt for 9
POSITIVELY BE SOLD AT COST,
preparatory to rebuilding Store.
Also II and second h and PI NOS at reduced
prices. GD0BGB l.. WILD q BRO,
no IL 6m No 49T 18th street above Pa. ave-
SfERLIEG BILLS for sale in sums to suit pur
- cbasers.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 co, Bankers.
e7-u ISL Penne. avenue.
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TRUsIEEg eALk OF IMPROVED REAL rs
TATE IN TIE FOuRTH wSRp, WAsHisS

ION. ID. q.
by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
Ine DistTlct OF columbia, sitting 10 equity dated
Jsneary To- leo1. ana passed In q cause IN which
Ossnsrlne ensghrue and others N D tain ants,
sna penlei Fogsrty 10 defendant. the Q ndersignef
tresies will seli at public auction, 10 the high
EST eldoer, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of Nara
A.D. 1907. ~ 8 o clock D. on the premises,
pTt OF LOT NO ), In square No. s26. in said eli sy
Utsnplps on street north, u feet from the
soutnNeet corner OF said lot, and running thence
east "a feet, thence north 50 feet. thence vest ~
leet, and thence south 50 feet; together With the
impfoNements Alec, the .outh part OF Lot No.
:. IN SAID square, beginning on Fourth street
west. at the southwest corner of raid lot No 4,
aDd running thence east 50 feet thence north 81
Iest, Thence east to the rear line Of said lot No a
hepee north is feet, thence west 93 feet a. inches
70 tne me OF said Fourth street and thence south
- leet To the point OF beginning; together with
sLeu eWeliins house on each OF said parcels of
Til. property lie located in growing section Of
TIE city, where real estate 10 rapidly improyfas
Terms II sale: OBe third OF the purch .se money
10 be paid In cssh, SO OF which will be re1uired
al time OF sslei the residue in tive equ al install
ments In six sRd twelve month";; the said eeierred
pay mems 70 bear Interest from the day Of sale,
and 10 be secured by the notes or bonds 81 the
pure hsser or pure sasers, with o surety or srrs-
ties TO be approved by the trustee.
~ the terms OF sale are not conn ed with with
In nve days after the day Of sale, trustee re-
serves The right 20 resell the said property the
risk and cost Of the defaultinR purchaser or pur-
chsses, sfter giving i've days notice Of the time,
All veysncinG and stamps at the sx pen.e of
the purchaser. q. IHGLE, Trustee.
mn o,s,lz,ledls Auctioneers.
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MARRIED.,

COREWALL-READ. On the 18th February
By the Rev. Mr.. nixon, JAMES G. CORNW ALL
Of Washipgton, ID. O., to Miss FRANCIS 8
Read, Of Fairfax county. Va.
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u ] Z D F0 O d

II Ii FOOD
PREPARED FOOD
For Mocking Birds. Tn, ushes, Nighting aIes,
Robbins, Black Birds. starltHgs. Sky Larks, &C.
N. " BURCHELL,
ender Ebbitt House.
fe9 corner 18th and r streets.
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LOST AND FOUND.

1sh on ths Fer e the Rosss Of
to boom 43, Pension Once. ms2t1
| OST-sa3, in $40 and So notes, wrapped in a
rsrs9ses OF PAPER psn, The finder III bs literally
54s Penn ave-, bet. LIST and I'd SITS. NH 6-st'
II partms1t GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON dogs
great value to the owner r' p a reward will be
gwen ii lett at 4Ss 9Th street north 1t! %
esT-On the morning Of the Sd inst. q mouse
ernmptd Ssrs reward viii Mhfn b. psid
for i.s return to R.iney: stable 9th ST. south Of
Of Sd st. and Pesn'a avenue NH ST.
BRACELET LOsT-On Thursday evening last.
IL bet the reside nee of sspat3r sprsgue and
LET. The finder viii be literally rewarded By
returning n it to the Office at WIZARDS Hotel.
| osToln the south wing of the Capitol: near
i the Dip lomatic Corps door, SLEEVE BUT
i, Ton. round chased "! With enameled border. and
70 the owner, 9. il was a token Of remembrsnoe
the a%s asss p BY ,d4s
corner OF Penn. ave. and 22d street. Its
&0SO REwARD-For the recovery Of the fol-
$500 lowing articleJ stolen from Room II,
Gssona az Gsos N ,ssSoa sas
set In ts.ed gold and black enamel. with gold
amend E1sRiNSs. pattern one set
Of PBARLs.,earrinss and brsastIin-soth extra
., - .ISsSIicSss;s reward vii 30 PAID fss any
o. me se0Vs articles Br.v.. Major Cen posTRA
l. eoiors, doubls sOssa peia.e = DOG. sio 'ss
ward will be paid If left at 37l D. st. mast.
I OsT-In Matt onal Theater, on Friday night,
.sbs s D.is Us Il: rd si a
PULLMAN . Hotel. 18th 81. near avenue ma 1T
OsT-Mareh . large BUFF ENVELOPE,
to Elijah Britingham The a nder will be rewarded
~ leaving them with Messrs. z. NJ. p KING
'os a srss wi f..
ls cs. % q sss:s
%. SIT
CJO REwARD-Strayed or stolen. on the
demo; gel Cart on Sd street east Gspisel Hi!
one WAGOH and one chestnut sorrel HORsE
and rubbed with traces, with white face. The
reward fG1 the sb9ys win be given If delivered to
NH .it. JOHN n. GATES
TAKEN UP-A BAY HORSE. which the owner
zsos BOOM p.HPsPfs s9S De-
partment. mh33t.
sI00 REWARD:
night b aes ss.t iS S9e the In
s,9ns eefes siioT from 18th the Rsrracks
has not since been he ard from ana iS'h street. and
inches high, and wears his hair cropped. Had on
when he left the Barracks, satfHet pants. laced
shoes. striped flannel shirt, and were q green 8
point blanket.
The above reward will be paid to any person
returning satd Indian to the barracks afore said
giving such informal as will lead to his re-
covtry. by applying TO the Commissioner of In
BENZ. THOMPSON. Special Agent,
NH 26 No % Kirkwood House.
I OsT-Februsry %, between nth street and the
- National Theatre, ladys FUR COLLAR
The fnder will be liber ally rewarded by leaving
Ii at 504 llth st. m LIT
I OST-At the National Theater, or between
IL there and Willard q. last evening, BIZ ACE
LET marked IN. A. r. to X. B. i, Birthday Gilt,
ls65 " The finder will be Iiber ally rewarded by
leaving the same at Wfilard's Hctel. Re p ri
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DIED.

CASEY. This morning. Breyet Lent Colonel
the Court of Claims.
FuEeral services at the re sidence Of his "a
rents, No. SIS street, on "Wednesday sfter noon
ct p. m. leave on rhursd ay morning att g. m ,
for Harrisburg, where he will be inferred.
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APPoIsTED.-Mr Oliver II. Reed, Jr. was
Yesterday appOin'sd foreman OF the Govern
merit Prin ing once press-room. vice Chas.
j.. PsIsOns, removed. Mr.. Reed Is an excel
lent appointment and thoroughly understands
The dutl.s If his Office ~ - ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

HUoKsrERIsG wIrouT LICENSE Brown
y as arrested yesterday by Officer Straub tor
tncksterIng without license. Justice ThomP-
son fined Brown -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-05

NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB.-A regular
meeting OF the National Ball Club was held
last night at Cronin's headquarters. Colonel
Frank Jonss was unanImO usly elected presi-
dent OF the club. Colonel VIM. q. Moore was
elected vice president; NJ. A. Tappan, record =
Ing secretary; corresponding secretary, j. ID.
Hyer; treasurer, y. X. Banner; scorer H. s
Muns0ni directors, Col r. Jones, chairman
A-P. German, II y. Mclean, w. F. Williams
Joseph COwan.
The first Hine Of the Nationals will this year
be strengrhed by the addition OF Mr.. Fletcher
late OF the Excelsiors, Of Brooklyn, N. " and
MT. A '. Robinson, (Hiley,) whose exhIbi-
tons OF skull in the left field Of the Jefferson
Club last year were so highly commended by
lovers of the national game
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NTHE ARnYE sALEIs pnsrnnrr

AZ TIE ABOVE sALsIs FURTHER posi-.
FOhED. owlBs TO the rain, t. FRIDAY $500
slant, same hour ard place 0
mh5 " L WALL 100 Auc,.
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POLICE REPoRTs.-The police reported a.
t.resis IN the kIstrict yesterday. number
OF ne cases were dismissed; and the fines
Shuer he municipal laws amounted " slI9.30
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HANxACK's RRsTAURANr is conceded to be
one of the best IN the couatry, and Is visited
by all strangers. His larder IL stocked with
all sorts Of game in season, fowls, shell-fish,
dc. and his cooks cannot be surpassed, while
The attendance Il all that could be desired
oy the u oct exaeting lover OF comfort
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RN COOPER LATIMkR auttiaueer.
~ tLaie clerks With q Mcclure A 90 4
Southwest corner PenBsy lvani. avenue ana iIth
street, Star once Buflcfbg
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L OST-february %, between llth reet and the
II National! Theatre, q ladyb FUR COLLAR
The fnder will be literally rewarded by leaving
1t at 5O4 llth St ml.itt
I OST-At the National Theater, or between
II there and Willard's, last evening, BIZ ACE
LET marked IN. A: to 4. B: Birthday GIFT,
1868 The Under VIII be iibef ally rewarded by
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WANTED-sECOND HAND FURNIrURE
w Also; MIRRORS. CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING and HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS OF every
description. d. BUOHEY. 46s Tth street
tee8-n between @ and n, east side
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IHE WASHINGTON GYMNAsTIC AssOCIA-
TION.-The hiembers of the Washington q ym-
naSuG Association, which Is TO be composad of
TWO hundred persons, held a meeting last
evening, the object OF which was to ascertain
the mum Der OF persons who have already SUBJ
sCribed their names. The meeting was well
attended, and the report of the committee was
TO the effect that one hundred and fourteen gem
Iemen We're down on the list. The as soci2-
uoh IL OF an entirely private nature, and is
composed Of some of our most respectable CIT
lzens. and Will be an ornament to the city
Ihey adjourned 10 meet again at Rrady's
Wy mnasium on Wednesday evening, az half
past seven O'clock