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Evening star., 1867-05-17

The LATE RIOT AT MoBILE.-A dispatch
from Mobile, dated the 18th instant, gives
further particulars of the riot, showing that
four persons were killed and fifteen or twenty
wounded. The leader who fired the first shot
has been arrested and held in $4,000 bail. Shots
were fired from windows and housetops over
loohing the scene. The shots were generally
aimed too low tor effect, and by this means the
party on the platform escaped more serious
damage, the woodwork receiving In many in-
stances the bullets intended for them. An at
tack was made on negroes al some distance
from the speaking simultaneously with tn
main afray. The whole matter is undergoing
rigid investigation by Col. Sheppard, the mill
tary commandant, and Mayor Withers, who
are determined to punish severely the ofYen-
ders u q ..s- ~
Evening star., 1867-05-17

The STRIKE MANIA-From thirty 10 forty
thousand tailors participated In the recent
Paris strike, and IL is computed that fully sixty
thousand persons were thrown out Of employ
ment for the time being. The tailor shops
Were everywhere closed, and on the shutters
OF many OF them appeared this placard:
r"Closed on account of the strike of the work.
men," The Pays remarks: sThis spectacle
had never been seen in Paris; the passengers
stopped and looked with anxiety. This notice
formed terrible blot IN the usually animated
and brilliant aspect of the Boulevards at the
time when foreigners were 1ocking here fro m
all parts of the globe" ..r.t
Evening star., 1867-05-17
THhoUGH LIN Z BETWEEN WAsHINaTOs
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
as

WASHINGTON, ) An. D, 1857
now run a. follows viz: . 3. y
FOH NEW YORK, without change Of oars.
nesFe oaily fexcept Sunday st 7:4s .. m and
F0R NEW YORK. changing cars .s Philaasl.
Leave daily Except Sunday at ll:ls .. m. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday at 7:45 and ll:lb q.
n, and 40 and $50 - asE F..
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fer Now York and Phil cd elphia at $50 p.
10 only. /. -
Sleeping cars for Hew York on $50 ,. m. train
daily. -. - - -.--.. -
Through tickets "a Phil ade phia, New York. or
Boston, be had the Station Once at ell hours
70 tae day. a. well a. at the new once i2 the
sveuue, hstween 6th and Z b streets
ZEE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvertisement
schedule between WAshingten, Baltimore,
Una pods, and the West. - .E.s
III: WILSON, Master q Tran:pertstien.
E.J. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
gF0. 8. K0OETz. Agent, Washington.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

ANOTHER STRANGE DISEASE PREVAILING
AT LONG IsLAND.-Withint the past two weeks
another strange disease has broken out on
Long Island, in the vicinity OF Great Neck. 1t
attacks animals in their throat incapacitates
them from swallowing, and death 10 sure to
ensue, If not in twenty -four, In forty -eight
hours. One gentleman has lost seven fine
horses, valued at Sc, 900, within ten days. The
most experienced farriers have been at the
stables, and state that they have never durink
their experience seen animals affected with q
similar disease. The horses that have fallen
victims to the disease are of the finest breed
Evening star., 1867-05-17
- SALTIMORg AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WASHINGTON, May s, Noon, 1857

&a{ Z
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALTI.
mObE. and WASHINGTON AND TH1 WEST
are now run ~ follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE. -..s
Leave daily, except Sunday, at Too, 7:lS, and
HID D. m, and 2s0e, and 4 so, and 8:45 p. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, as TOO .. m. and
FOk NAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION. - =
Leave st GLE and TOO o. M., And at 400 and l:3
N. z ....... =
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave 1T 7:00 o. m, and $50 D. m No trains
ft or from Annapolis on Sunday. ..
FOE BAITfMoRH.
Leave at 1:6 .. N: and 4:so ana 845 p. N.
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave At 745 q. and 4: 80 and 1: As .. -.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE EST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7:l5 a. na., 4s0
ano e45 ,. IN.
On Sunday at 4.3o aud BIAS D. m. only. conn eoting
M hsi., ssation with trains from altimore to
NhseIfRg Parkersburg, &c d
,THR0UGH fICk BIS % the West can be had at
the ~ ashf ngton Station Ticket Ofice at all hours
In the day well as At the new ofce of the Bank.
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 6th eRd 7th streets.
For New York, Pbilsdephia and Boston, see
advsrti sement Of "Through Line"
j. l.. WILSON, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
E. j. WILKINS Pas ssen ger Agent.
l.. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc sO-H GEO. 9. KOONTZ. Agent Washington.
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LIME OIL PAINTINGS

LIME OIL PAINTINGS
L AND ENGRAvINGS.
Forest Of Foptafnebleau Volkman
Sunrise on the Upper Hudson. Volkmau.
Cumberland Lake. Wilson, of New Jersey.
Marine View. Mcleod =
ssnkill 4 alls, fPennsylvaniaD Bsnsall
Autumn. Lanmsn. |..-
In the White q ountafns. LsnmRn,
Lake George. Lanmau
Immaculate Conception Meyer. -...
Scene In Switzerland. Unknown.
And several others by unk uoyn artists.
ENGRAVIN96
Palmy Days OF Mount Vernon. Rossiter,
Iasse before the Court OF Ferrari. Eader.
Socrates Ipstructing Alcibiades, Schopin.
Jews Mourning at the Temple in Jerusalem.
Samson and Delilah.
The Laborer and his Children. -.rTl .r.
Happiness before Riches, -. -r
have also q fac stock Of genuine Chromes,
ater Colors, EnRravfuss. LithogrAphs. 30.
l.. j. ROTHRO0k, 452 7th strees,
my 2eo2w Opposite Patent Once.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

( THE MARYLAND DECLARATION OF RIGHTS
We learn from Annapolis that the com mittee
appointed by the Convention on the Bill of
Rights have held two meetings, ana after q
lengthy consultation, have agreed upon q re.
to-day. The committeeman rece mmend as an
addition to the 36th article OF the Declaration
of Rights of 1864 the following: ssNo person
shall be deemed incompetent as a witness on
account OF race Or color. .''-BaEtimo,e .Stm. re-
Evening star., 1867-05-17
JOS. b. BARRETT, Oonnissioner.
.ARRRlA4GN
oARRiAa GshIRsslAszs 3 H. s1sl' y

{ We have on hand the most extensive stock o
Bew sbd second hand vAR11A6B6ck2 q
onabie prices q 0alesUd % anime our =
etoek sn1 DfioAs before psTckaosnet e Ras s1e4
y. YOUNG yl., BHO
my T. colin l03 Pa. ays. and 476 eth street.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

~ The Philadelphia Ledger says: sCoal, it
county, New Jersey. Considerable beds of
coal OF the brown or Ignite variety have been
discovered in that county, between South
there are t,cOO tons per acre above the water
level, ana thar it can be landed in New YORK
at a cost of not over 81 ton. New York specu.
lators are already reported as having control OF
these newly found coal lands. gay. ts4tgtrssas
Evening star., 1867-05-17

THE WORKING PKoPLE.-The derrickmen of
New York have determined to strike for 80
day for nine hours labor The New York
for increased wages The horseshoers are dis-c
cusss ing q similar proposition. The New York
Walters Association ammo unce that their men,,
bers receive bat $50 q menth, an amount in-.
adequate to their support, and are also medi-
tating strike. The tin and metal roofers are
to have q mass meeting next week, TO- discuss
the policy Of asking for an increase Of wages.
Evening star., 1867-05-17
LIST. OF LETTE RS
REMAINING IN THE as =.
CITY POST OFFICE,
Friday, May IL, 1885,

EOFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN THE PAPER
= HAVING THE LARGEsT CIRCULATION 1
~ To obtain any Of these letters the ap plic ant
n ust cell fer "Adverrised Letters, give the ate
of the list, and pay enc cent for advertising
~ If lot called for within ore month they will
lie eept 10 the Dead Letter Office. -
Evening star., 1867-05-17
IMPATIENT OF THD INTERIOR,
II PENSION OrgIcE, July 18th, 1855

+ ~ ALL WHOM IT NAY UO6CGRN.
APPLICATION having been made under the act Of
June si 1850 f2r the rsissze Of tho following de-
been beer iost e oE destrsyed. Notice is hereby given
ant, new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
VIII be reissued, II no valid objection should then
= JOS. q. BARRxTT, Uonnissioner.
!, Ne; l9,6sl, for 80 acres. issued under the act
March 5, 1856, in the name OF Lewis Lambert, and
was Rranted October 50. 1855 May Is, 1857. - =
No -6S2. Tor l30 acres, issued under the act Of
March 5. 1885. In thA.nAme of Nicholas Prftchett
snd was esanted November u. 1885: May IS. 1851.
No 95N88, for i20 acres, issued under the act OF
March 8, 1855, In the name Of Mary 8. widew Of
Tate Bryssy. 81 and was granted September , 1858.
No. I5 66i, for is0 acres issued under the act of
September. 1850 In the name Of Samuel ID. Cow.
den, and was granted March 26th, 1882. June ~,
No 4s,o77, Tor 80 scres issued under the act OF
MAJ ch Sd. 1855, In the nsms Of william Elliott,
No. se,YSt for lao seres. issued under Oh. act Of
March Sd. 1856. In the name OF 0lab0rn Madame,
and vss granted October 4th. 1855 July 9. 1857.
- No ss H3 for ieo acress Issued under the oct q
was granted July 10th, ls6o-July % 1857. .1a1fi
Evening star., 1867-05-17
WILsON SMALL
OyCgLsIOE EXOELsIOR
CHASTELLAK'S
8AIR EXTERM1NATOR

FOB REMOVING SUPEBFLUoUS HAIR.
To the ladies especially, this invalu able dspis-
tory recommend ftsslf as being az almost indis-
nsnsihIe article 10 female beauty, 10 easily ar.
pitsd. does not barn or fnjure the skin, but acts
Sirec;ly on the roots. 1t is warranted to remove
etser part Of the body pleteIy tstay and radi
esIiy the same, leaving the skin soft,
.mnofh ana natnral. This 10 the only article
nssd nv the French, and is tbe only real efsctu al
dsniIsfory In existence. Price 75csnts per pack.
sge, sent post paid, to any address on receipt Of
an ordeTR; R;RkaER. SHUTS 4 CO. Chemists,
- 2s3 River street. Troy, u. T..
Evening star., 1867-05-17

Alter Mays
Adams Eliza A
Mrs
Andersen q A.
Anserson X B
Mrs =
Alexander Mar
tha n
Angeyine Mar
garet MRS
Alhng Horace
Mrs ~
Brown Charity
S Mrs
Brown Loo 'aMrs
Black 3 p Mrs
Boy lie Hssie
BrownRelly hrs
Bowen KateMrs
Blair Kate mrs
Butt Mary B
Brooks Nancy
Black Perm ealfa
Mrsfcb
Barker II an sh
Boudinot E Mrs
BepnyFrnk Mrs
Batema o Jos me
Mrs 2
Boget Cath e Mrs
BestorSelisaMrs
brtOgeWAter
Sarah
Blucher Madam
Bullord N Ary W
BskerMryEMrs
Barker Sara B
Burnett Vernial
Mrs
Batson n apcy
Broad we'll N Y
Mrs
Bradley Maria
Mrs
Bernnett Mary
| Betty Mrs
Cane Cath g Mrs
| Cole J 3 Mrs
| Coop Rebecea
| Cook 8 3 MRS
| Cole c O Mrs
| OiarkeLiz7ieGri
| ClarkJos'neHrs
| CLARK s W Mrs
| Coock Sarah
| Clerry Emma =
| Cotton ElizhMrt
| Carter Lucy tcl
| Clements JFMrl
| Collins CaHdace
| Mrs
| Cravell Henr'ta
| Con nell 0Uen II
| Mrs
| Csbell Flora B
| Mrs
| CrayenaEllp Mri
| CarterHar 'tMrs
| CsTterearahMrI
| Csgy Kate
| Con norMryAnn
| Carpahan Mary
| Z Mrs
| Cassslf Lonfsa
| Cochran Mollfe
| Carroll P p M re
| GarterM sryJ an<
| Mrs
| CsmpbellmSMri RI
| Coserove Ny Mr.
| Carter N aryAHr
| Campbell Mrs
| Drnn Mary
| Dyer Euplce b
| Dec soBEllen Mrt
| DoBison Char
! lotte Mrs
| DsShe ellie sMa9ge
| Davis Maria Y
| Duvail MolleM re
| Davis d arv
| Dsrrnv MyJM rs
| DverettH enrtaF
| EripPtep l.
| FinkCb as f Mrs
| Fry N 81 Mrs
| MIscELLAHrol
| street: L. L. r.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

TAMIe GUILD. Dsalw 81 NsH ss6 Sseea1. 49,
j E,stfsre, Old Furniture Be1aired. 1SeS
SnI.xe-eI nd VaFni0hed. 18th and y st1., Aesf
sSs canal HisSs0 Issss Issd sss esso,1ii ssssse ss
Evening star., 1867-05-17

ARREST OF NORTH CAROLINA BANK OFFI.
CERs.-W. Il. March, president OF the Bank
OF Lexington, North Carolina, and E. D. Hamp-
ton, or e Of the directors, were taken to Sails.
bury on Tuesday, by order of General Sickles,
under charge of embezzling the specie of the
bank about the time OF the surrender. The
others. The parties, have had a hearing, and
the evidence, has been forwarded to General
Sickles. The accused will remain in charge
OF the military until the General is heard from.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

LAND SALE IN ST. MARY's COUNTY, MD
Col. James 7. Blackstone sold at Executors's
sale on Tuesday last a tract of land called
"Walker's," containing $50 acres, located near
ST. Andrews church, for Stl70. Purchaser,
Oapt A. A. Lawrence, Of the Freedmen's
Bureau.-St. Mdry's Gazette E.Is
Evening star., 1867-05-17

A SINGULAR DRcIsIoY.-Miss Hathaway,
of Auburn. Me-, has recovered S767 SO from a
livery stable keeper for injuries sustained by
being thrown from carriage through horse
running away. The Judge held that the livery
man was responsible for hiring an unsafe
horse to lady. gEFTts GSEsF@. usG sd s7TE
Evening star., 1867-05-17

~ Senator Alexander G.. Cattell, OF New
Jersey, has been presented by anumber OF cit.
izeFs Of Philadelphia with solid silver SER
vice. valued at $4,000, in appreciationof his
services in securing the passage through
Congress Of the League leland BILL
~The Canadian Parliament win meet on
the 25th of June " aH HEla f9 sh1t#
. HS-1t is reported that the widow Of Bishop
Polk is teaching school In Tennessee.
~ Louisa Little. q Philadelphia danseuse
5 committed suicide in New Orleans recently
SLuxembarg 10 TO be evacuated by the
z Prufttans within month from last Saturday
gssIProhibition viii ID the lssae ~ the next
N ae sachusetts state eIection. sG7s vsei gIsg
54 lazyFrance has sonIIy absiishsd inDaspa.
ment for debt. .3S4 80 8saA 81 .NAihF8AU
sTG Gen. Shields Ia farming In Carroll corn.
Ity, Missouri. . AaEla "a.
Nlt lie said that the Empress Of the French
10 again eRetsnte.
Evening star., 1867-05-17
STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHING TON AND ALEXANDRIA

WASHING TON AND ALEXANDRIA.
,IIts The Steamboats, boats Of the Germany leave each
% The V9sl 1s.rt isds & s tIsss IsP
The Seventh street Cars connect with the Bo ats
5a E FOB MOUNT VERNON
The fine steamer "WAWAsETn win leave the
A .ns s0s Il IA 'Fess !. 10
Returning, the Boat arrives at 3% p. m.
..s. EXCURSIONS
The steamer Nv WAWAsET' can be chartered
st
the Pavilion at Giymont are in good order for
should apply at the ONCE 81 lie GenpanE: foot of
By7 ''''' President Pot omae Ferry 90.
X A''LAA AsS tsbh hxAashfsaTosA ssAI'inuA. a,'.S :.
wsss' i 81 lsI' T lsa
esrs Sanneaes ssrses whas
sATURPAY AfsIaOen. q, o S'eIoek = th She will
soiDs GR - and Ind rssnrnips. Frsigbs taken a. very
low rates g.rstfplssYTs .pPy sSsst
sp IsraF sm RHs Riisys J" W hsrf, M foot ofiitb st.
POTOMAC TkANsP1MRTAhTIoS tMakh LINE FOB
tEEfssss = ksSIA asssk
BREs RBs .,ssnsl asp reTPkAss rsTPktss d.ts
NickIe and steamer KENNEBEO. Capt; John q:
Wilson, isaye Warrington from Si1th street
wharf every WEDNEsp Y.sad sATS sRA T. at at
O. m. for Baitimors, and usual way ianalhgs OBJ
Potomac rive. Returning leave Baltimore every
TUESDAY and fRiDAY.4p m. scts1
For further inform atiYn q sgsiy ss ,S fS- RRos.
mhls.tf No. 345 Pennsylv vsnis ave.
STEAMER WILsON SMALL
= FOR THE EASTERN sHORE'
HoTICE.-Ths Steamer WILSON SMALL,
CAPT. =. T. LEoAAkD. now In
most comfortable and elegant .:,,.1.1
her % route on On sx a SiusDA !, ,IsrehA; She leaves
her pier Opposite Nj ~ LEai stTsss wharf arr
fATyEkpHA1 ri fSSER9Hs ff9ItNE
WILIICH,s s WH4RF. CAMBRIRGE: HUG T.
FRsRs FRs.arsns KHhSSx haa az ~:
leayes LIoyd's Landing at p. M, Cambridge at
D m, and Easton Point 1t ?; m, every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday touching at all interme-
aiats landings, and reaching Baltimore at 8 .. m,
on the following mornings Hl-
She bss large number Of fine stats.reoms.
fe A-u =. -
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ans D6Weoly
Z o T.. q 80.

AUBURN. soLDxsd sdikhs EhAxEs AsD stLKss
Produced hz the gss Of Prof DE gsEux IRi
20 cnrI The most straight and stubborn hair OF
either into wavy fissIst; g, hssyy mssMss ps,s
oous london with the most gratifying. results
noss 10 injury to the kAir. Price by mall, see!ed
sDd p0;sss M g. 0ss
tsts. No 2s3 River street, Troy, BE. ofcrk. Ssis
arsnts for the United States. ap5 d&weoIy
Evening star., 1867-05-17
r ATEsT PARIs FASHIONS or HAIR
IL DRESSING. ..'.-r. = q a
e. ALLI0T,
RkENCH HAIR. DRESSER,
3I4 Il afreet hatWeen Sfh and Ilth afn

324 q street. between 18th and 18th sts.
nr. Alliot, from Paris, Hair Dresser, Of the
celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived In this
country, has now been established for the Last
eight years In Washington and Newpert, en-.
Dying the patronage Of the corps dfpo onatqus, and
nounce that be has this season imported the latest
fashions of hal + dressing, and aiss pomades, and
at very REASONABLE prices. 10 .eus
Evening star., 1867-05-17

take pleasure TO inform the public that have
bought the we'll known Establishment known as
Kloman's Bestaur ant It shall be my duty to do
everything Ia my power to gain the custom and
esteem of the cit zens Of the Distric Of Columbia.
ap l3.3m~ H#Fa EA T.G. ROHR,
Evening star., 1867-05-17
24O WALL PAPERS. 24O
AMERICAN. PREACH AND ENGLISH
WALL p ERS

rnbitc and inyits an aSaninae;on f 0 49, ot .ne 70
Foreign WALL PAPERS. just received per re-
ceot arrivals, consisting Of all the gns of
the celebrated house of Delicourt, Paris, and
others. which l offer with full assert rtment of
Borders to match. a...H -
The facilities possess In obtaining goods war.
rant me in assurin ng the public that articles pr.
chased of me will be of the newest in style, and
as reasonable In price as those Of any other house
ia the country. .E : = -
JOHN ALEXANDER, ~
".A e. No. 24O Penn q ave,
Between 18th and 18th sire
my ll.e04w Intel. q Ohron |
Evening star., 1867-05-17

THE NEW YORK EIGHT HOUR BILL-The
following is the text Of the Eight Hour Law
signed by Governor Fenton: On and after the
1st day OF May, 1867, eight hours OF labor, be.
tween the rising and the setting of the sun,
shall be deemed and held to be a legal days
work. in all cases Of labor and service by the
day, where there is no contract or agreement
to the contrary. This act shall not apply to,
or in any way affect farm or agricultural labor
Or service by the year, month or week: nor
shall any person be prevented by anything
herein contained from working as many
hours overtime or over work a. he or she NAV
see fit, the compensation to be agreed upon
between the employer and the employee.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-We clip the follow
from the Gazette of yesterday:
A meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Alexandria Loudoun and Hampshire X. X.
Co., has been in session in this city for the last
two days, for the purpose of arranging q tar
rif OF freight and passenger charges to take
effect on that road when il is opened to Lees
burg. grs.'
new flat.bottomed, schooner rigged ves-
sell built by Mr.. Athey, at Accotlnk, on her
first trip up the river, with fifty cords of
wood, was caught In a squaIl yesterday even
ing, about four o'clock, in the forks of the
river, opposite Giesboro, and capsized. Her
cargo was lost, having fioated away, but her
crew. fortunately escaped.
In the list er appointments made At the VIr-
giHia Conference of the African M E. Church,
which has just closed its session in Richmond,
is the name OF Wu. H. Smith. presiding elder
of Alexandria District and Station.
One.tenth interest in the lease of the Alex
andria Canal has been sold by the lessees to
Mr.. Henry S. McComb, Of Wilmington, Della
ware, for seven thousand 1--we hundred dollars.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

TOALi GO ALI
AT GREATLY REDUOED PRICES.
Gross tons of ,240 lbs, delivered In any part OF
the city.
Stove, Egg and Furnace White Ash, $500.
Red Ash, $8.26.
Lehigb, %.
Oak and Pine Wood constantly on hand.
Orders received at our Office or at the Wharf,
p. BROWN B SON,
ja75-n 465 9Th street, between and II.
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ADJUSTMENTS
HUMOROUS LECTURES.
By DR. g. ". BAGBY, OF VIRGINIA.
LOVE; ITS sHMRToMg, raE o. oGHAIygsEs. TREAT

At Forrest Ball. Georgetown. THURSDAY
EVENING, May Is, 1857, at 8 O'Clock; and
BACON ~ sRnENHi R1KsI1i,3ER 3E, THE NATIVE
At Sonzega all; on T st., bet 9th and 10th, on
Tickets so cents. For sale in Washington at
Metzerott's, aad in Georgetown ct Ritche 4
Caustin's my IL -lt+
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GALL FOB TIE REAL ESTATE JOUR
y NAL" published by JOHN PATCH, Office
Agent for the best Life. Fire and Accident Insar.
ance Go. ..
FOB SALE-1.2OO Maryland and Virginia
FARMS, HOUSES, and LOTS, in all parts Of
the city. -.r.--E-7= sssss my 4-lmf
Evening star., 1867-05-17

sTo -r,r ~ 7 \
: My stock Of PAPERHANGIHGs, WINDOW
SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, SHADE FIX
TURES, TABLE OIL CLOTHS, RUSTIC
BLINDS. &c :, is now ready for Inspection, and
beauty Of designs, quite equal to any stock in
this District. '.,
Paper put up by competent workmen
l.. J. R0THROOK,
452 BE- vsnth street,
my 2-eo2w Opposite Patent Office.
Evening star., 1867-05-17

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Allen John
BrowD A b
B atss Albert
Berry ElOnZo
Bates Alev
BeBzely A J DR.
Bangs Anson
Barren n q Bro
Bake er q +
Butterheld Cha
BIosnAhen Corr
Buckin rs Dsnie
BulieT David 3
Buchsrdt =
BBshyhead Geo
BalIach Geo W
Brown Henry E
Bailey Fl G 2
Bailey II 8 2
Body b enry
Bell Henay J
Elackiston John
Cam rbell CxptA
q ee Benz =
Gam pbell Capt
Ohss 81
Currsll Dudley
Custard Daniel
Chester Dean Il
Urattey Daniel
Clarke Daniel
Cox u y
Coleman Frank
Chapman Prof 6
OHften Geo s
Demit Chas
Dow FE
Dempsey Geo w
Dodge J B
Edw ards a
Elliott Cbas l.
Erb Y
EnsoT Geo
Ford Andrew
ell Oapt
French q p
Fink Ch as
French GEB 5
Grif A
Gordon Albert
Qrosbnp nYAE
Goodwin Chas
Green Duff
Green Col d l.
Hull Asa
Herrissee ALI
unit Gen Al
Hinds Benz d
Hamilton b T
Hununell B r
Hunt Chss Il
Hurdle q n
Huntington e
House 0has
Holmes L G
Hsndley G T
Jam es Albert
jenkins GeyChJ
Ismap DR.
.Iohnsen Fred X
KahnweilerBros
Kane b ID
kessler Geo W
K slley G N
Lylss Afr ed
LongdoR Alex
Ludwig Bro
Linden Clarenc cs
Lake Carl
Lafi eur Denis
Lsvelana H~nE
Myers Rev A
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Evening star., 1867-05-17

A OARD-The undersigned herewith snnoun-
n ces to the public that he has sold ont = Il r
his Restsurant, sol 7th street, to MIR. F.vEN
G. kOHR. He avlfls himself of this OPP ltsI
tunitv to thank his friends for the many f9vors
which for SO many years they have been pleased
te Destow upon him, hoping that they will con.
tinue to extend the same to his successor. IA
. CHARLES KLOMANN,