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ENTERED OH HIS DUTIRs,-Rey j. W
Charleton, recently appointed 10 the charge Of
the East shingIon Methodist Protestant
Church, has entered on his duties in his new
charge, and has made a very favorable i'm.
preston not only with the membership but
with the citizens generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

Dk. WHITE. Chiropodist &A Pennsylvania
avenue, between Z ana 9Th streets, contia.
ues the successful treatment of Oorns, Bunons 9,
BAD Nails, Enlarged JOINTS, Warts, Moles,
vascular Excrescences, &c. Fees at ONCE: 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 p. m, and 6 to 8 p. m. No charge
for consultation. Established 1851
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SOUTHERN ORPHANs.-There will he an AZ
ternooB and evening picnic at AnalosIan Is.
land, which has been fitted up for the occasion,
on the frst day of May, for the benefit of the
southern orphans. Those who wish to aid in
a work OF charity should attend on that occa.
sion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

JUST RECEIVED this msrning one hundred
more OF those fine twenty five dollar SUITS al
the Great Central Clothing House, 46O 9TH
street, opposite the Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

JUST RECEIVED Three hundred Bows,
Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fifteen
dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing
House. j. H. SMITH
AGO eth street. opposite Post Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

FOR SHIRTS made to order go to Francs,
aga 9TH street, between u and +; also, Gents
Furnishing Goods, at prices. that defy compe-
ution; Gray's, Byron's and Imitation Linen
Collars, 25 cents per box; Scarf and Ties in
enuleSS variety. 81:
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We ARE REoUlsrsD TO say that no more
persons can be employed at the Government
Printing OMce-and that IL 10 useless 70 apply
for work 1T that establishment
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60 AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re-
ceived this morning, at the Great Central
Clothing House, $50 Tth street, opposite the
Post Office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

ONE HUNDRED Suits at twenty dollars lust
received. Call and look at them at the Great
Central Clothing House, 400 9TH street, oppo-
site the Post Once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

BENCH WARRANTS night and this
morning, Detectives Claryoe and McDeyItt
WI q Lieut. Kelly, and officers Thompson and
Hill, arrested James Wesco.t, John Jones'
hlexandria Bennett, and ThOs. Bennett, upon
warrants issued by the Criminal Court 1t
is SAID that all have been indicted for keep
ing or conducting gambling houses in this
city. They were delivered 10 the Marshal
Judge Fisher, they were held to bail in sI,OlO
Tor trial AT the present term, Jesse B. Wilson,
John Usher, AID VIM. Jones becoming their
security.
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g. ALE OF POW DER.

BVream ofO ydnanes, Nary Departnssf,l
Washington Ctty, April ~, 1867 (
highest bidders; in the office OF the Inspector Of
Ordnance: q the navy yard, Boston. Mass at
1851. fifteen hundred Il seq barrels OF Powder
com posed OF rife cannen, rnusket, and ordinary
cannon powder, and eighteen hundred N 500,
pounds compressed powder ''~"'
There powders Will be sold by sample and In lots
Terms: One half cash, in Government funds.
epd the remainder within ten days afterw Ard !,
during which time the powders must be remey ed
rom the masa,ine; otherwise they win revert to
TIE Uovernment. II. A. WISE,
up 70 let Ohief OF Bureau.
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NJ II Is X y Il s
w AND

w
MUSTAOHBSl
Forced to grow upon the smootest face In from
three to hve weeks by using Dr. SEVIGNE'S
kISTAUkATEURO GA PILLAIRE, the most won
dertnl discovery In modern science, acting pop
the Beard and Hair in an almost mjraculeus man
ner 1t has been used by the elite Of Paris aud
London with the most fattering success Names
OF all purchasers will be registered and il entire
saf1sfactop 10 not given in every instance 9, the
money Will be cheerfully refunded Price by mall,
sealed and postpaid 81 Desert tive circulars and
testimonias mailed free. Address BEk9ER,
SHUTS q 90, Chemists, No. ass River etre ct
Troy, New York. Sole agents for the United
STATES. ap 5-dSweoly
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OF o6fvERTT Ri in Bo fsH S GAgpk ksoh
Orses Of Public BniIdings,
- ~

OFOHNdE ana WORKS.
topHot Of the CStfed SfdfeS. April 3. 1857
Sealed proposals addressed to the andersisnep
VIII De re elEed q this Office until THu RSDAY,
Ann =, lel at noon, for finishing Brick Arch %
tulFertl IN botauiC Garden aud furnis Nj ug m ate
Ilale sno setting OF centres fer the 50 ne 70 be
built In the beet ner and OF tn same dimen-
elont as the portion Already completed. The arch
Is 10 De constructed on stone abutment waits, al
readF contracted for, the material used 60 BE- Of
the test hard brick, and the mortar 70 be com
posed OF one part OF best hydraulic cement 70 tsO
parts OF clean, sharp sileious sand. The pro-
gosss must be by the line al foot; about two han
dred and ~ y t2s0l feet Of arch IL to be COO
strutted; The work must he Commenced IS soon
as sufhcient asutDent vail IL laid to be sbIe
te proceed. The centering must not be struck
unit the mortar has we'll Get. and after fts re-
Royal the soffit Of the arch must be poi ntOd
Pr5losals will also be received for repairing
some fifteen tl5l feet u defective arch Any sdai-
tie ofice.
No proposals will be entertained except from
those engaged In such business, sRd the right is
reserved by the engineer In charge TO reject any
or al bids not deemed TO the Interest Of IA Gov
srnraent.
The bid, win be opened at this Office at noon on
the 18Th day 81 April, 1867.
N. MIOuLER,
MAJ. Of Engineers, Bvt. Brig. Gen q. s, A.
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For CORNs, BUNIoNs, BAD NAILS, etc, con-
suit DI. White, 42i Pennsylvania avep ue. be-
tween X and 9th streets
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SELLING LIQUoR BY THE SNALL.-Yesterday
Brio &c, Riley was arrested by Oficer Gordoa,
OF The Filth Ward, for selling liquor in guam =.
1tes lees than pint without license. Justice
Handy fined her $50. 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

No BETTER ISvBsrMRNr can be made thar
In Clothing at the present reduced prices At
the Great Central Clothing House, $50 Sc venth
street, opposite the Post Once.
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THE FISH WHARF.-Yestersay, about III, 900
snao and 5000 herring were landed at the ii b
wharf foot OF 7th street, and were quickly
sold, the former bringing from s. TO SI2 per
hundred, and the latter So to $3.50 per thou
SAND. The country custom continues. and
mum bers OF shad and rock are shipped daily
BY the dealers 20 the North and West
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IT'S WELL TO get clear OF Cold the first week.
out II is much better and safer to rid yourself
ofu the hrtt forty eight hours-the proper
remedy for the purpose being DIR. Jayne's Ex.
pectorant Sold by all Druggists. w,s,M
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POLICE REPoRTs,-rhe police reported 81
arrests in the District yesterday. The fines
amounted 10 So. 80.
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II q T 7!
AUBURN. GOLDEN. ELAXEN AND sILKEN
CUBLS
Produced By the use of Prof DE BREUX, FRI.
SER LIE CHEVEUX. One application warranted
TO curl the most strsi gbt and stubborn hair OF
curis Has been used by the fashionables of Paris
and London with the most gratifying results
and postpaid, O.. Descriptive Circulars m Aiied
free. Address BERGER, SHUTS q CO., Chem
agents for the United States. ap3 dkwenIy
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TEE REGIsTRATIoN.-Inth the Sixth Ward thu
registers yesterday recorded the names OF $50
persOps, Of which 323 were white and 66 col
oTed The registers coatinue their work this
afternoon and tomorrow at the same place,
(Anacosta engine house,) from TO D. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

SUDDEN lLLNEss.-Last night as Lieut. J. f.
Kelly, of the Sanitary police, was passing
ABOUT the streets OF the First Ward, he siscoy-
cred lady sitting in 18th street, near the ave-
nue.. Upon inquiring OF her Why she sa there
ne was told that she was taken suddenly i'll
and could go no further. She gave her name
az MRS. Lane, and she resides al Mrs. Maston-s
ON Sth, between i and X streets. The Lieu
tenant conveyed her 10 her home
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FIRST OF THE SRAsoN.-It will be seen by
our advertising columns that Mr., +. g. Rohr
has bought the well-known klornan's restau-
rant, on 9TH street, between ID and T.. He is
doing his best TO please his friends and the
public, and will doubtless succeed He has
Just received some very fiue green tJlytles. the
nrst OF the season, which will be served np
for his patrons, and he will keep constant
supply during the season.
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CRlNIsAL COURT, Judge FIsher-Yesterday.
Benjamin Hollis having been committed 20
Jall 10 await the requsition OF the Governor
OF PenRsy yania, but not having been demand
60 after due notice, he was ordered by the
court 10 be discharged.
In the case Of Charles Hopkins, found guilty
OF assault and battery with intent to kill q mo-
uon Tor new trial was overruled
frabE Kenny, indicted for assault and bat
terry with intent 10 Kill, was found not guiITv
John Hawley, indicted for assault and bat
terry. was quilted.
Lloyd Dggs, indicted for larceny, was found
guilty.
Thomas Finley, indicted for assault was
convicted and sentenced TO Jail for 30 DAYS
AIrei Snowden, indicted for larceny, was
found eullty and sentenced to so DAYS in iaiI
This morning, Alfred Green, Indicted for
larceny, was convicted.
Annie LutZ and Annie Falkner, indicted for
guilty, and the latter convicted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

BOARD OF SCHOOL TEUsTREs-A special
meeting of the Board OF Trustees of Public
SCHOOLS was held last evening, in their room
at the City Hall, for the purpose of hearing
the snnual report read. Mayor Wallach pre-
sided.
The Char laid before the Board a commu
nicstiOn from VIM. X. Mclean, secretary of
the committee of arrangements L o. O. F. re-
turning the thanks of the committee for the
compliment paid the Fraternity by closing the
schools on Friday, IN order that many of the
children may participate in the celebration
Also inviting he Mayor and members of the
Board to be present. The invitation was ac-
cepted-
Mr.. Rhees, chairman of the committee on
the annual report, read the same, and il was
adopted.
ON motion of Mr.. Wilson, a vote OF thanks
was rendered TO Mr.. Rhees fer the very ahIe
manner IN which he prepared the report
Mr.. Wilson also offered a resolution, which
was adopted, requesting the Mayor TO ask the
City Councils TO order the printing OF 2O,O
copies of the report for the use of the Nayor
the Councils, and Board OF Trustees
The report adopted last evening is yery full
and contains much Information relative 10 the
pubic schools. 1t is recommended that In
stead OF the session from nine to three, with
enc nour recess at noon, as now. one session
be held from nine 10 two o clock, with a recess
OF 10 minutes at ten and twelve o clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

A MOTHER LOT OF THOSE VERY PORN.
"A lar No. % Grover & Baker SEWING, MA
CHIMES. received this morning ct
DAVIS & GAITHERS
apO 81 20 Market SPACE
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NAVY CLOTHING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BtTedu PrortStonS and ClOrhtaf, AprfIII, 1857 (
Proposals, sealed snd endorsed - Proposals for
ksyf Cletblng,' will be received Of this bureau
until oleck y. m, on Tuesday. the l4th day OF
NAY next. Tor seven thousand I've hundred pairs
eLUE SAT1Nkr TB0WSkRe, the came 60 be OF
Nav! STANDARD aud delivered at BrooklyR Navy
Yard within sixty days after mott the az
inspection.
FOR description of the Trovsers and the pack
ages 20 contain them. bidders are referred 20 the
SAN pies at the said Nsvy Yard and for informa-
ton as 10 the laws and regulations (iu pam phIet
fornlD regarding contracts, te the Offices Of the
Har1f.
Every offer must be aeoompan by o written
guaranty signed by one more responsible per
sons, to the eject that he or they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will. IL his OF tssir bid be
scce pied enter into an obligation within i've says
with good and sufficient sureties. 90 furnish me
Trousers proposed; the competency Of tue guar
anty to be certified by the Pay master, District At
torney, OF Collector Of Customs.
No ProresdI tciH De considered less decos1panfsf
BY saeh gN0raRiy, 0ad ty SaiJdcf0Ty ectdsscs tsIf
he bidder IS regular dealer a. fhe arftcte dnf
has tAs license TeqKtTsd by Of f0aEress
ap l2-lswiw ii. BRIDGE. Chief Of Buresu.
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lFFIOB OF OLAGETT 4 swEENY,
PURCHASE AND SALE BUREAU.
No 4 Market Space, second floor
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

sPEOlAL NOTICE,
BUILDIHG LOTs.-we call especia, a,t.r,,.,
Lois We are the sole ss er desirable n Bpiils
squares the immediate Vicinity Of the new stste
and hesehs ssrs st the most rapid
We call attention 10 the following wbofs San.r..
authOrzsd to seen ees a. upon GSn ibsss
tenth streets and I sad n stesnth and Fiji
Square No; foo, boundt by Fourteenth and Eff.
Square No. 2lO, bounded by Fourteent and Fiji
teenth streets, and Rhode Island avenue ana p
SQUARE No Isl. bounded By Fourteenth and Thir.
's SQUARE Se ana SoVn sIS y, streets:
Square No ?s,, bounded by fourteenth and Thir.
teenth ans and streets.
BOUNCED boz eddy. By Fourteenth and Thirtssn,h' and
Square No a7s, bounded BY Twelfth and rhIr
teenth streets. ana and streets "
Square No "a, bounded by Twelfth and Thir.
tesnth, snd and streets.
sSds,s al ana cF.assS BY Twelfth and TAir
SGna,pe No! No S15; bo.nded by Eleventh and
square No. 1886. bounded By Tenth and Eleventh
Streets and vsr%ent avenue e. i'n'n ana Eleventh
square Nc $50. bounded By Ninth and Tenth,
sa1sre No: 81, bounded by Ninth and Tenth,
and and streets, " NiA'n anu 'sn'n'
Square No: s6!. bounded by Ninth and Tenth
square No ses. Sonndsd b. EisSsh and. MN Ninth
streets. and Rhode Islapd avenue and street
Square No. al, BOUNDED by Seventh and RigRth
saHars NJ. -, BOUNDED By Second and Third,
We have parts Of Squares and single Lots in all
We can place persons in almost any part Of the
city they may elect.
The mort OF the property on our books can be
purchased on very easy terms.
Only the market price asked for property"
les. on s IL i
apl9-d2w Real Estate Brokers.
FOB RENT-FuInished, handsome PARLORS
and BEDROOMS, in suites or sing!y. Gas.
water ano bath In the house. No. 234 h street.
s se,seen 18th and 10Th, one square from the Az
enae cars. splstMA.
RRIOK YARD FOB RENT-situated near
~ osa os ana the
tss So sIs or
CerTAGE (FUBNIsHED! FOB BEHT-For
Bsiok 'nS s iSSSse
t;nn x nSand , Of ground IN good order, Loos
B0RCaEELAs cor. i saS and S. :, isst.o
FOB sALE.ssoe cash reauired and 8 50 per
Hoi month until paid f9r.four fIst,ola,s brick
nassS BTioi House: f.I go "a and SIS
monthly until paid tor Also s issffs F Go
Plants nsS f Bnans s iss as'h !, and Is
k'OR RENT-Frsme DWELLING HOUSE. sos
4 street, between 9th and 10th streets, con-
tanning eight rooms Bent SIS per mouth In
advance. Possession 18th April. inquire at 2O3
18th street, before o. m. or after p. m. Can be
seen by ap plying on she premises: =.
For Mn s,s :, s.se md $40
s sas.a "a room SoJssn4 e 81
i. corner Z: Ave. sua 18th 4
hp lm- Plant's Buildfng 1oens 10 sndgl3.
E,OR eALELA swo- story BRICK HOUSE near
II the northeast boundary OF the city: rooms
and halls with large lot of ground enclosed Prics
$500. Inquire SAT ID e. ph Ntf
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PROPOSALS.

ssss y ,sssssYss sssgt y 4.
,d.s5.. e y; e.. Co. ssSIs:.ss. Ss., 70
,.,,o s:s a ~ Es.s,.s.e.. D O. os.r %
n @; Shs.I:s. S..SiSr.es. D. o sssr to
tiseoia Depot st 81. cents per pouss - nc
i isS IzsRixoS%Ai AND III n HsE1riisss
u rhs az, foorsAnr 60 Il street serth frOu ian
Proposals will be received ct the uayorS ea..-
the sts de-, q May nett, for srsaias ssd s s..l..
strset north. N lsth 20 islh street vsst .its
stone e be rot or' or is.s iSsn Ave IL he's
In disnster snd ssven isshes = aepsh, 90 Dc tsld
deep covered smh a. issst fosr IsSS.s Of sSsrp
Sad before .srine, aud 20 ss Veil raansa
we'll vsisrsd bsfor. lat r.mmi % TIE sarsias
esrth 10 be Dc posted Ia sach Dsifhesrtss streets
and The erstrsstr vii 10 :. rsasir.d g Iss, .st
turt.oe OF TIVE hun red feet in length FOR the full
iespeesion, With VIII Se vel. il psssi.S 81 the
Ward Conmie.ioner. without en- pc Zee 20 The oon-
Bidder. viii also sstiasss Cor furuishins ana Lay,
ius cutter stone sot ls. than three feet length
part OF said street - the ard 0omaissios Ger nay
10 width, four inche. ihiek and "a piece. not less
than four "a ct long closely lsiuteI The uork to
ard sssistsnt mmissioper-, aud be psis for bT
Assesement on the property horde ring thereos,
provided for BY act Of Congress OF February id,
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for rad
ing, per souarr ard for paving including gravel
and sane reosired, and per foot Cor gutter
80 It'd viii be resolved from other, tina. .r.o.
ucel tAveIe, snd the r INT fs expressly reserved
w; prxR.
j. vONpERLEHR
Commissioner OF seoood werd
W. p JoHssrOs
epD hwtMG7 Asst. Commissioners
DRoPosALs rOh GRADING TWELFTH
Il sTREET EAsT.
Proposals yili be I.Ssiy We 81 Oh. M.ysts sfhes
ding 18th stree east from South Uafoifn. s,snS.
to ] street seuib The surplus earth shall be
side of south Caroline avenue TO LineoIn sausrs.
also, In msking sbd streets south between
nth street east aud 18th street east.
Bieoers Will slate the price per cubic yard and
but enc price will be paid for either the ontti az
or the hlling, whichever measures most; che con
deposited, without any extra cost.
The right is reserved by the Csrporstien to re-
OOnmi,sionsr siIsh wsrd
EDwARp or AK.
ADAM GADOlS, ia
apO-Zawtd Assistant Commissi ouers
pR9POsALS WILL BE RECkIyED aTTaTs
IL Ice until Il O CLOCK NJ. wEaHEsDAY NAV
on such lots and parts ~ lois Sdrssr ySs pP.;
street north, between lfth street west ard 18Th
vim sn.c,ss.Sio no. ~ sIesy prosdea there
spssoIss s vloe 10 accordance with the act
-''''''O - AT join W. DYER.
Con .na1 Of FIRST Ward
apis zswtmag Com seooed ward
IL OF CULNERT IN BOTANIC GARDEN
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LOCAL NEWS,
ADJUSTMENTS Ae To x1aur

ADJUSTMENTS, &C., TO MIGHT.
WALLS OPERA HousR-The best troupe OF
MINISTRIES we have had in Washington for q
long time Is that of Messrs. Goes, Purdy Il
converse, new performing to large and ent thu
sisstic audiences at tsis theatre.
NATIONAL TBKATRR-Mr. J. w. Wallack in
II ne iron MASK TINS evening.
MErZKEoTr HALL-The Philharmonic So
ciety, assisted by severai celebrated voca'ists
nom New York and Boston, with a full cho-
rus and appropriate orchestral accompani-
ments, will sing Mendeleeohn's eratorio OF
.St. Paui' at Metzerotts Hall this evening.
This will be a great N usieal treat.
FORREST Hall. Georgetown.-The ElIinger
and Foot combination this afternoon and eve
piDE.
Carroll HALL, G. street, between 9th and
f0th-Fair for the benefit OF the new Hall and
House of the Christian Brothers, now open
UBUEUH OF THE AsCRNsIoN.-The Fair for
the benefit OF the church is now ia progress
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH., 18th street-l;rand
Sterevptic and Microscopic exhibition this
evening.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Concerta and tableaux
IN ald OF missionary society of Trinity Sun.
day school, this evening
STOTT's HALL, First Ward-The fair and
REVIVAL by the ladies of the New Episcopal
Cburch Of St John, Baptist, in the First Ward
IN aio OF Ihe Church. rs now in progress.
METROPOLITAN HALI-Singing, dancing,
ana the drama, this evening.
JKUNKMAN's PLEASURE GARDEN, corner 4th
and L streets, is now open.
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CITY ITEMS.

EDWARD 81 ARRIs' sad ether superior cassi.
merss ier gseaeneas wear ssne new styles
TOT eosto1 work just reeeived;- prices war
.antea as toW % Bslttmore. PhiladelpAa or
1eo ~ Aennihg's One Price Store, ON the
corner 7to street and MARYLAND Ayepua. -
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SACRED CoNCERr-To- morrow CTbursd.r,
Yer 'Sg mt rnlhp fnlillp5 better know as
the +" Singing Pilgrim" and author of NM
sabbath sch DOL songs, will, aided by taIen ted
yocaiists, give grand concert at the Foundrv
m L. church Mr.. Phillips is endorsed as a
vocalist of rare ability. and the tickets are
being disposed OF very rapidly.
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a spDiNG.-At four O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon there was brilliant marriaoe cara
mony at Trinity Church, Sd street, the parties
being dr. w ID Glenn, OF Georgetown, and
mlSs Laura '. Thomas, of this city, and the
ceremony being performed by Rev DR. Hall,
OF the church OF the Epiphany. The grooms.
man was Mr.. George Bushnell, OF Winches-
Isi, va and the bridesmaid Miss Emma !
been Leading belle OF South Washington. 40
Idbous for ITS pretty ladies, and the wedding
txcited no little interest, large numbers of the
menus OF the parties being present. After the
ceremony the happy couple were the recin.
tents ol showers or good wishes aud congrat-
ulatons, and after some time spent in this
car on their way for q bridal trip northw,rd
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EoI Nd DEAp.-About noon vsstardav O1car
Johh DAVIS, of the Eighth precinct. re-
boitea me BODY of white man found upon
Ie ISet more near Giesboro' wharf. He was
cIau II soldiers uniform, and from nsnsrs
IN ms pocket his name is supposed 10 he Wn
Di3oA, Inc coroner being absent from tho
CITY no inquest was held, and the bodv will
DC inferred a. the expense OF the county
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1,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the srbsort.
\ per has obtained from the Orphans' Court CT
Wal ington county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters tes ameniaty on the personal estate OF
y u, deceased. All persons navln g claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof the subscri-
Der on or before the sd day Of March merit;
snes may sshersise By law, be excluded from oil
Given under my hand this 2sd DAY OF March 1857.
Aa2s law5wr Execatrix.
CS SIS TOtGIvE NOTICE, That tne suo.cr1.
II = n has obtained from the Orphans COURT OF
agton Cosnty, In the District OF ,Oolu nois.
tt, soonoho, 1ste of Washington city, y. O.
deI seAeD. All persons having claims against the
said dc, sased are hereby wsrnei TO exhibit the
Der, ON or before the 26th day OF March neTt they
may otherwise By Law be excluded from ell benefit
Given under my hand this 10th day Of March. iss7.
A, p. McKEEEA,
ap 10 lawSw Exeoutor.
T,HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ub.ori.
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District Of Columbia
letters tesdsmehtsry on the personal estate Of
Samuel J. q lines late Of " ashin ton city, o. O.
deceased All persons having claims against the
sAa deceased, are hereby warned % exhibit the
on or before the 9Th day Of April next; they
msS otheTwlse by Law be excluded from oil benent
Given under my hand THE 9th dsy Of A riI,
see-iAwswr Adminstratrix.
C0AL, IRON, AND OIL. or the Practical Amer
" fcsa Bfper: betps . guide 20 our mines and
mineral rsscurces. With numerous maps and Illus
hu RBAa0K fA4Lo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

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