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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
PUBLIC SALE.

win be sold al Public Fac, at the Delaware Houss
fsTA New CASTLE, on TUESDAY, the 14th day Of May,
lsiM 1857, at o'c Oh, P. NJ, Farm containing Te1a
Is in wood, with plenty Of Fencing Timber
ppe Orchard GA acre., choice fruit in null bearing
situated On tie road leading from summit Bridge to
Glasgow, and miles from 81. Georges station. Della
ware Railroad The Improvements seaslst Of frame,
House continuing rooms, ganary Of .bles, corn crib,
smoke houle; soil good and admirably adapted 70 the
growth Of Peaches.
The purchaser will 10 entitled to half Of the growing
crop with the exception OF wheat crop.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
A. P. SHANNON,
ap2ata Rxecutor of M Olement's Estate
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
pA-Gen. rs

neA- Gen. Hanco9S has had coniess1cs
With fifteen Cheyenhs chiefs st Fort Lau,d,
but accomplished nothing. There are indie-
tons OF hostile g nfdderation of the ohey,n.
mes and Sioux. M..=
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
TRUSTEEIS SALE.

&xryA BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court
ET6 of the State Of Delaware in aud for New CASTLE
HsfsSE County, made at the February Term, A.. D..
1861 will be exposed to sale at public vendue, on SAT
URDAY, the 27th day Of APRIL 1851, at O'Clock, P.
NJ at the Indian Queen Hotel of j. Pussy Smith, cor.
ner Of 9TH and Market Streets Wllmiugton the follow
Ing Real Estate, ylE;
certain lot messuage and tract Of land, ttuAts In
Oh stanA Hundred in the oounty aforesaid bounded
as follows to wit Beginning at stake on the southetly
side Of the Kennott Turnpike road one hundred and
twenty ave feot, e1st Of the property OF - Taylor,
late Of James Goodman, and running thenoe by the ado
OF said road south orty and quarter degrees East
ty feet to corner thence at rig angels 10 said Ioad
South forty and three quarter degree west ons
hundred and forty feet thonoe North forty two and
quarter degrees West MY feet, and thence North forty
seven and quarter degrees East hundred and forty
feet TO the place Of beginning, containing thous
and square feet Of land be the or less The
same beiug the Real Estate Of the minor children Of
James Stephens, deceased and to be sold for their ben
ent.
Attendance will DO given and the terms OF sale mad
known at the time and place Aforesaid by WILLIAM
DOVE, Esquire, Trustee appointed by the Court
effect said SALE rs Attorney By order Of the Court
| Attest, sAM'L GUTHRIE, Clerk, 40.
New Castle, March 1eth, 1887.
Y OGLE u TOWNSEND, Auots. sps-ts
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

neA-lu Uolorh Ado rece ntly a GoyernTn ent
trsin was destroyed, ard men were droy9d
by the flooding Of q de6le. ~
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
r1TeM TNfpLTNI NNTs!

TByHE subsCrb rs haynE for Increased room
N for their Saai rgAds, viii dispose Of the large
stock Of FARM AND G&RDEN IMPLBMEN RS on
hand at REpUCED PHlCBi, Much Of 1t is Of their
own nSnutc.uFg aud unsurpassed In quality OF work
and material
An 70 cou "mnltts purchasing such goods are in
yile6 10 iuSpoct UuI stock ....
b. LANDR TIL SON,
i gtS4 adj
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
a SNAIL FARM-

a SMALL FARM,
OF First-Rate Brandywine Land, at Pri-
vate Sale, containing rs Acres,
situated In Brandywine Hundred, Ave miles from Will
mingon, the road Leading from Jessup's Mills to
smiths brdse; bounded by lands OF Caleb Taylor I.
Lee Taey, David Wilson and the Brandywlne creek.
Thcre six Of excellent meadow scres Of gsO
wood the balance in good farming condition. Build
ings toeTaty good, and as healthy situation
bs oun in the State and OF the best springs In the
Hundred convenient to churches, schools, and mills,
viii be sold bargain Persons wishing 70 pRr chass
will he shown thu promises, By RLl1ABETH kennedy,
reading thereon. feb 2S.2ms
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
Attention Farmers :!

~ REMOVAL The subscribers hay
N-AE-5ss.-aalrE removed from The Old Foundry,
[sSsAN 20 thoir new Shops and Warehouse,
aazsz te7zedass Cor. Orange and Chestnut Streets,
Nav Castle pei will manufacture and keep constant
" O, hind al kiad, ol Agricultural Implements viz
iilowg U4ri1ws CultiyRtOrs, Corn Shelters Horse
Rnkes ste., Tiath revolving and such other nipple.
neuta Ms are rpuo,ay used by farmers And will also,
keen constantly hand row Castings Of the following
rattOrns Nu1rs Hoy, Peacock, HeckondOrn, &c. In
addition to our lmp'elueut Mandatory we will also
pay qttU t1a to Matchmaking and Blacksmith
Ing II all their br1nunrs, and make order Wagons
OK Cars iarsp Clrs, Market DIRrbornB, Carriages,
ao viii also fake III eT hauFe for Castings, old scrap
kinds Of rvpAifiGF.
We err lh.usu for tho liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed uplu Ms, and hone by strict alton ion TO bus
ness to merit Continuance VI the Hame,
nav a6.fn, IOItN OiIuRESIDE a SON.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

/ fWA The subssrbor offers for sale Q ood two
lsashA story house With lot, situated on Washington
l lsazsns Street. 10 MddletoWn, Del. The house Il
built OF the best MATERIAL Is ee front by q et deep
aud back building 20 by Is, with good cellar, and an
emit well OF water, at The Kitchen door The lot
Is 100 feet front and 1a6 feet deep There IL vAre ~
Of choice fruit consisting of grapes Cherries pears
gooseborros, currants, &c. ali In hoarng order The
Ouso Is yeniently arranged substantially built and
desirable location, aud would make desirable 70.
sidenee for any wishing to retire from business
" ian 81 NATHAN SIMMONS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

There cometh glad It'd ngs ofJoy toali,
To young and to old, to great and TO small;
The beauty which once precious ami rarN,
Ia free for all, and all may be fair.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25
NOTTCEc NO FARM ERs

40 Farmers will please take notice
" hist a combinH tinn has been form
xxx We'd tor their especial advantagei
mhination ofrop and steel lip tue
1a@NsH-'1|-A' manufacture oitle eetra ted NOR
RIsoN ErEfL nws. The enhHGribpTa arc now making
the nbOye pow. Bssvor Valley near the Penp n
able 10 al py the detran FOR them their immediate
vicinity oder early and prevent being dsappoint,d.
should an one rend the above who does not know why
these pows trs celebrated. he wilt. Il interested IN
The gana M0sEBEY, TAl LOR a. CO.,
III II Wilmin KtOn, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

DELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTED
ID ATTLEB0R0, BUCKS COUNTY, PA
The Summer Session Of this Institute will commence
the 29th Fourth month, April and continue twelve
weeks. The different department to viii be in charge of
those Of experience and well known ability Noimai
department will be introduced and made promlb emf
The French language taught by Teacher
who engages tho pupils in daily generation
Music Painting and Drawing will be In charge of an
Artist. For circulars containing further particuiara
address the Principal, W. T. SEAL,
apl-lm AttlebOro, Pa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-04-25

TUE srEAh MILL formerly oecupitd by John
4 WALK, Jri in manufacturing sash doors, ana
dooring, No. e3l West Front Street. Apply 10 N@N
apz9 2m rsDtS Ta,NaI ",
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05


Steamship Manhattan (Br), williams Liverpool Jnne ~
and Queenstown ga with mdas md llo' 2 WI
Bslnorsl, oound 18th, Lea y, lon o. shR Prerssa
Steamship Rising star. Gray, Aspipvsl 8 days. with
mdss passengers, -, 20 y Baby; So.
Bark Autssa DsAptonia (sp), Casso BArceouA Via he.
vana Is days, In balass, 70 master.
BsrI ssncAo raas., 6spp, osfdenas. tAys with sugar
BsrS Josie EeSciss oi Bycl.porv, Elsho.s e.. CAY
l. u days, with sAlt 70 r Buck Co. June o. on The
outward passsss Thomas 1srh. nrss ofcsr. Of casns,
Ne, fen overheard and VS. drowned: a. c...
va wins, cork S, % 1BxM Tss.srysII july s. la
- III loo "a No. snoks schr Grown. bound
BHe dsihsrns (sf MCDONALD. q Demnse ely II Is dsys
ss Rs, sss@n ~ ssns w Bartlett Havana
80 f~s sscsSsrs osrsssn ssss asys. with ssssr
sem Srsns. Ts.: toe nFw,ch, Dosns Bsrseos, 10
fdhs Evsnx, Hamnond Wilmington, NC.
B4hr y Wsyfn5 Smith, WiihinGton, NO. -
eshr Q3c9 q y, Mss &C., WnsAsgton. NC
4sHr A1l631A l0eFysss ysgisis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05
RELIGIOUs NOTICES.


CAPTAIN BRADLEY G. smith sr ST. ,Ss y ywso
Sermon win Be preached sunday July - "a ooock,
By the Mr. Bubbel at the Eiehtsenth street
are respectfully invited 70 attend hs oresnvcod care
from FULTON ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05
Marine Disasters.

sS IL .sst asns &. @
ss weather. carried away head lost fashion pieces and
ssIc Avn. Jospl..rh. following are the particular.
~ New YORK bound g Belfast s.roca on Ba
81 ssss%. s. e y: GO
%is owe s.s p: ss . sS q
'ss Z ~ y.
y rows 81 s brig y S s e. A
:aG a % :Ss . on
y " and nsrs was no on the
they h SSsIa sssn 5
s wA. &c s0Ss s 20 Ss he N
supposed Killed by the fall fThs was
hailed from owned y Geo Geo Tobias
put q bowspr &C. viii nG 81 70
her destination BY the stesmtug Pawtucket.
Miscellaneous. III
LAuScRxp-At wiscasset 9th ult by Master Carlton,
nne schr y iis tons. old named the Cyno:
BY 's soon a ss
m.nded BY Capt Alden pinkham;
tons named FreisIts intended for shoai water navigation
she owned BY Capt Ira Mitchell (who commands herr and
The ship bull. Blanchard. yard Yarmouth
she q =: anss. vessel: butt shat ycSity
:. r ss IN Capt h'n
Notice TO Mariners.
rT sSs S To-.
Point 10 he rTsr 70 Sss he place o. Ss light
NJ s s s s @ for the ar'' time the even
.s ss & ss,s. % Ne h X ss feet
for. occupied BY the svssss and with deep water within
Iron work Of the foundation s painted red the
The .ppsr.,u. rre.ne len. Of the Fifth
order and can be seen whenever the lighthouse open At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

YORK. and i to Se lowed 70 Portland in few days.
Notice TO Mariners.
snsrfs SS Sa. Sss u
Point 10 the Potomac river to take the place Of the light
m. sh. VIM % erhSi!sd for the nrs. time the
" 'sss S K S ps:ss S.:ss
SS; esS.p, By the h.vssss and with deep water within
iron worn Of the foundation is painted red; the super
The iumns,ns appsr.tus rresne lens Of the Firth
the the
The United steamer aeiswsnns returned to Hon:
hs Of q; ss % s h D.n
ana third cSesrs and o. wrecked ss:.si and
~s sa'ss
.sS 70 g sas s
SS % 70 le6 The shpyrecked men Of the Wood state
-: :;s :s:
2
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four .is sHn t. This is said
Whalemen.
Me- VII" ss s. sc .aa ssy h ., Niger s s
Martha Thomas Of DO with 10 bSis sp tsnd cid StS 10
foushed at Bakers Island Jan \ bark. oourssr Ham,
% s dso@ss s WI ship EUROPA nc Pierce.
Foreign Ports.
RlEsns AND April ARRIVED. ship Kenilworth (Br)
BrCswn aG%HSlnS e load .S10 WIN r,, Mno Chin
shas and "a June 81 Ens1sd JsSs Gre. s;rssnt
.ns GSai As Ss
:hps sylyan.s Blanchard Mssdy DO for Cork 18th Col
oomos chinehas for Spain; Freeman Clark Small do for
n ship; rsso "s rsSsy csnoh.'
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q a. fos 81
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from DO arr sosh d. d. DO; Investigator Carver. from
%Sssss1. s.x:1::a brig Brewster. Carleton san
:h:%sss i1s Stone. ' ssker: Is S A0's' '
ss:s ss s' s. ss: sst:s 1 ss
81 "a SS e s4 Ss S %
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y: % %
5Sy Mary Ogden ysarey Tor Do d.. Annie y, Reed fSr
sS:sn 0Ilsss; June % Lincoln. 1ro's for Do DO;
fAS1.1 June iS5Arrivsd Steamship. Salvador. R..h.
sailed 18th. steamship Sacramento, cavsry San Fran.
ric.ou June -Aved, bark Sarah Elizabeth Sinclair.
s. Do.nee crry June Arrived bark Bessie simpson,
YTsxprsA' SS'1 90 sail 10th for A.''4 TO load for Ne"
May ,U Tss Of rs S w:s
LEGAL FENDER Mitchell Boston; sis ship Celestial Empire
Taylor Panama -,.p.... o.
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oresns; Srss COSMOS, Psrsoa., Csnlussos; oeorHapa
Sew orssn. oSs soqsoTn bC
IsN%psen s SG annie .f RetcSn
sr SSS CLARK Clark sharp sharp Bart
n.y Snsr Haney and Mary Fischer
son sna cche HssR EiasSsthport Charles Bent
sy B Liverpool
T .s sE'Is
SEA- Ss.:s chm. Delaware.
Ap; Sls xnp 1as Ss st' sSi
sssa ~. %.ss,sr "a ''' anu
!9E July ship Carl srsmh Often
Ranger B S.I ss.dss s
providence; Breeze Nelson SYort; Starlight Robinson
'i s.sa.s,,s es..sp...s ..,.. ,.,,..,, r.,,.,
MOAN a s. Ss Potter so%:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

The following table shows the position Of the Bank Of
England on June 10 and n the corresponding period in
each Of the last three years, together with compare
tive view Of the bank rate Of discount and the price Of
copsols.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

The total value Of the exports from Boston for the
week ending June &c. including specie, was $3.50, 24l
against $24l sOs for the corresponding week In 1885,
The cash balances the hands Of the Sub Treasurer nj
Boston, at the Of business June 49, 2ol
being decrease for the week Of $4,000. The coin
decreased $a2o, 400; balance on hand $500, $50.
The customs receipts at Boston for the week ending
June 20 were 122o. 800.
The value Of the imports Of goods, wares and mer-
chandse entered at tho por. Of Boston during June
q follows
Specfss at Goods sudres and merchandise Value
Imports-Duhabe entered for consumption. 070
Do Warehoused ..,.,,...,. E032 LII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05


TsrasDAy, July 4. 1907
This being the Fourth of July there has been entire
suspension Of basssss In Wall street well ~ else
where
The receipts for customs and The receipts payments
and balances d the sab.rressury In ths city for the
expired portion Of the week have been folIows;-
CHsom House. ----Sah Treasury ----
July s s :, s sssso sy rs sssss.s s
July s.. asi,ooo s'Sssiso ssss,sss isi,oss'sss
The exports. exclusive Of specie, nom New York 10
foreign ports for the week ending July and the
commencement Of the year, compare n follows with
those for tho corresponding years Of 1893 and 1885,;
For the week.. s2o2ssIi a. 100 lo sastI, SOS
Since Jan L. .sls.sss csc sioI osa 2l7 ssI ~, $50
The foreign imports at New York for the week. since
January 1897 and for the corresponding period Of the
past two years, compare as follows
ls6S 1888 1897
General $iss sssssi ' hissss' sssss 50
p. ,ss .s .ss g:
Since January sIS rsa 100 sisS asSoi4 si2s Sososs
The commerce Of New York from July to date OF
each Of the years mentioned compares as follows The
imports Of merchandise given their foreign cost
in sold freight and duty unpaid the exports Of produce
given in their currency value at this port and the
shipments Of specie q. their tale value in coin
Import. md.. .as 1851 ss ,sss ISL
Exports produce 203 0o3 220 2l3e62 363 ITO 3s4 Osl
Exports specie. sS.os2,N e s7,5si,0s2 ii, $50
subjoinsd 10 the United States Mint statement for
june
Gold deposits from oil sources ...........sl7!,ss 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

TaLEsIA pR SANTIAGO -roDos LOS DonpNoos
en- sspsxel tsptla q y Tindd, caie vsnueinso 4
Ssssas g. Riisy. Il Ksiisss q csSs prsds SsrIsS
e sss = 2arssPs ptsasss ssissAss sssAa.sss~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

THE EVENING 5EL I5BslsA xsi.isr,c txrxapa,sv
fIIa CHEAPEsf CoHPLEIEsI AND ABLksT o.
TnH kv6NlN0 .NEwsPAPERs.
ron sA,.n rvERywiiEnR. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05

END or THE PERUVIAN REBELLION.
DEATH or MARSHAL CASTILLO.
sparxs or rHr CHILEAN CONGRESS.

ne -ssmshlp Rlsins STAR, Captain Gray from Aspu-
v~n sks 2t1s Jsss. arrived q ths port yesterday,
Ssssns esv covrssposdsaos and alss IRON the wsss
80 u ssasA AnsnsA csfsrssA shs sandwich Isiands
- rss fssls~sss Ne spsce iss Of TIE Risiss ssAs:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-29

AFFAIRS IN LOUDoN COUNTY, VA-The
LeestNg Mirror of yesterday, says: A white
man, named Garner stole a horse from Mr.
Bryant q aileher, near Brents Vile, in Prince
horse being missed next morning, immediate
pursuit was instituted and al noon on Satur-
cay the naughty Garner was overhauled in
Leesburg. Finding himself thus hotly pur-
sued, he left the horse and retired to neiRhbor-
ing corn field, followed by determined pesse
ing back in triumph with their prisoner He
is now safely garnered in the house under the
bill.
On Saturday last, John L. Rinker, auctiou-
eer, disposed Of the houses and lots in Lees.
burg. belonging to the estate of the late Mrs.
Glasgow. The small brick house on Royal
stree. brought S400-Mr. - Fellows, pur.
chaser. The brick and frame house on King
street. at present occupied by T.. p. McCabe,
as shop, sold for S1,200-Chas. p. McCabe,
purchaser. This is regarded as q good sale
The Bush Meeting near Hamilton has been
largely attended. On Sunday we learn there
was an immense crowd present. Rev John
Landstreet occn pied the pulpit, morning and
afternoon. The meeting was ntlnued on
Monday, the Rev. s. Rogers filling the pulpit.
neighborhood will hold a Rush Meeting on
The same ground, on Sund J aext, first Of Sep
tember
The pos toffice at Farmweu. Loudoun county,
has been re.established, Joseph Arundle.
Postmaster. Office at Waterloo, Fauuuier
now go to Warrente n.
Col. John Leslie, Of this county, who had
stolen from him last week, his fayorite dun
riding pony, found him in Georgetown, where
the thief has sold him for $40.
The Health Commissioners, appointed by the
Common Council TO inspect the condition of
this town, have closed their labor, and pro-
nounced it q. X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-29
, rhe Niehel.sn Pavement.

EDITOR STAR: The pill now before the
Councils AUTHORIZING the laying OF q portion
OF the city railroads on seventh and streets
wfh Nicholson pavement would seem to be OF
suMcient importance 10 demand confederation
oy the railroad compan es and the public.
in width. between the rails an be ween the
tracks, with this new kind or wood pa vement.
BY dressing down the G ross ties as low as the
bottom OF the stringers, IL will give an even
snriace on which to lay the plank, leaving =
depth OF SIX inches tor the upright blocks,
which Is about the usual thickness for this
bind OF pavement. The rails on the sides and
the ties on the bottom will give an additional
soiioI'y and security TO the pavement over
that laid where there is no track
One Of the principal objections to the Mich.
olson pavement is it's cost, and especially in
our wide streets and avenues this becomes
serious objection: but this pinn by making is
quite narrow, and yet of width TO serve all
public travel would eee1n to remove this OBJ
lection entirely. Its superiority over other
Find or pavement in durability. smoothness,
and ease to the horses, together with saving in
wear and tear OF wagons, is now generally ac-
knowledged. The saving in horses and wag-
ons alone would in q short time repay several
mes its additional cost, and the facilities Of
keeping it clean, together with the absence of
noise. also adds greatly to its value.
1t is thought by many thar Congress at the
coming session will make an appropriation to
repave Pennsylvania avenue It is some dfteen
years since this street was last paved, and IL
sadly needs relaying from end to end II the
railroads and city authorities shall lay por-
ton of the streets with the Nicholson pavement
and thus demonstrate it's so periority under the
very eyes of Congressmen, it will doubtless be
the means OF securing an appropriation 10 pave
the avenue with this kind of pavement at least
between the Capitol and the White House. thus
making it one of the finest streets to be found
In anr CITY. A w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-29
Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations.

Fire Alarm Telegraph Stations.
Atthe suggestion of many Of our readers,
who do not understand the signal numbers in
the striking Of the bells to designate the locali
ties of fires, we publish the following list of
the numbers and localities OF the boxes In this
city:
Sd street east and L street south.
a-sth street east and Virginia avenue.
s-!,hh .sr street east and Pennsylyania avenue.
9th street east and street south.
18th street east and South Carolina avenue.
18th street east and Fl street north
iS-2d street east and street north
shss fna Esst espui aR'@I Hit street
l3-2d street west and F street south.
and siaaSR street e sentS saa street south
1ss-lith h,rsSt street E west and MARYLAND avenue
ai-t north and New ayenae jersey ave. R
as-cit9 PeRGt RsIi
24-No. j. Hook and d-Ladder House, Mass ave.
o. and 4th street x
sss-PGse station h nth s9d Boundary streets
e9-7th street west and E street north :
3J-4si street and Pennsylvania avenue.
$44-Bank Of Washington, Louisiana avenue.
$s-i2th street west west and and street ss' north. n
Ss-No. Engine. House, D st. north and 18th st.
32-state Department, l4th st. west and sst. north
41-Willards Hotel.
42-Riggs' Bank. 18th at. west and N. Y avenue.
43-1hth street west and street north. # Z.
4s-l9th street west and FL street north.
46-2lst street west and Pennsylvania avenue.
41-l61a street west and III street north.
4e-2Gth street west and NJ street north.
49-Police Station. goth ST. west and X st north.
31-26th street west and G street north,
32-23d street west and street north
53-Smithsonian Institution.
!4-lSth street west and street north.
S6-Arsenal gate.
57-Nayy- Yard gate. a.
5e-llth street west and street north.
59-6th street west and street south.
61-Adamsi Express Office. Pennsylvania avenue
62-Government Printing Office. street.
63-1th street west and street north.
64-9tb street west and street south.
65-l4th street west and street south.
GU. s. Observatory.
6S-sth st. west and 81. north. (residence Of Su-
perinfendent Of Police.)
11-Police Station. First st. west and st. north.
12-Police Station. High street. Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-29

~ Mrs. Ensley, OF Hector, N. Y, after in
dulginR in her tavorite smoke on Friday, put
her pipe in her pocket. In a few minutes her
clothes were abiaZe, and she was burned to
death.
~ young man named Alexandra Ross
vas shot and Killed on Saturday. at Harnilton
Landing, on the Ohio river, while hurrahine
for Jeff Davis.
~ When The Sultan was in Paris and Lon.
don, he was shocked beyond expression by the
low .necked dresses and bare arms of tue
women OF fashionable society.
~ Mr.. Marden, OF ST. Louis, formerly OF
La Crosse, has three wives in differentsection
ST. Louis Jail.
~ Governor Flanders, OF Louisana, has
appointed M. I4ange, colored, q member OF tho
board OF control of the State penitentiary, vice
}. Doremus, white, removed. 1t s-
~ Six months ago. Boston house sent ont
cargo OF 500 hoop skirts to Japan as q ver-
tnre. The laps put cover on them and use
them for umbrellas. e ss5 a1ssa saI =
~An incautious individual at Terre Haute.
Ind, the other day. after smoking, put his p,ns
int his pocket with q package Of po wder He
was seen shortly after looking good deal sur-
prised, and inqutring tor his coat tail ana A
large piece Of his pSutaloons.
~ The strike on the Mobile and Ohio raj,
road cOntinues. No trains are eiiownd 10 rnr
either way Some Engineers were cent down
from the Illinois Central railroad ia m IA the
places of the strikers. but the latter vonid not
let II. m work. No violent or riotous nroesed.
ings have occ urred. - 80 fi.S1s'ss-
~The Germans Of San Francisco Are ar.
ganizing % induce emigration from the Oit