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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

SURRENDERED HIMsELF.-Last evening a
man, about forty years Of age, who gave his
maze as Richard T. Francis, asking Lieut.
Kelly If be was detective, and receiving an
answer in the affirmative, stated that he had
committed a forgery in New York on the First
National Bank of that city for $780, on which
be obtained $50. Lieut.. Kelly telagraphed to
Superintendent Kennedy, and received an an.
sv er that the facts Were as stated. New York
officer will probably be sent for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

THE sTEAMER COLUMBIA has resume hen
4 regular trips between WASH
INGT0N and BALTIMORE Ieav- S>N1
Ing Washington every WEDNES-
DAY MORNING at o clock and Baltimo-a exery
SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock. she
Will stop at all the principal lsndil Is on the river
for passengers and freight
For further particulars inquire OF
1HOS. W RILEY & son, Agents.
Rileyis Wharf, At the foot Of
nn4 16f5m Eleventh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

The GETTYSBURG SPRING.-We have read
some OF the wonderful stories about the cura-
tive properties of the Gettysburg Katalysine
Water, advertised In our paper yesterday, en-
braciDg many wonderful cures authenticated
by medical men of high standing in their pro-
fession. Hereafter. as this water becomes
known, the patrons OF Nichy. and Baden Baden
can save time and money by staying at home
and enjoying the luxury and benefits of the
famous European waters at our own Gettys-
burg Springs; and If the water can be- had in
sumcient quantities 10 supply the wants of
lnyalids who belong TO the numerous class OF
sufferers from the rheumatism, govt, kidney
and other kindred complaints, and the various
forms ofdyspepsia and general debility arising
from physical and mental excuses, then we
may congratulate ourselves on having all the
advantages ut command which hitherto could
only be enjoyed by the wealthy classes who
are able 10 travel abroad at great expense
Without the recent war this water might not
nave been discovered for years, and poss iblv
never brought into use. The sick and wouud ed
soldiers drank the water, and the surprising
curative effects called attention TO the spring,
and the water was submitted for ANALYSIS
when II proved TO be. now stated, 20 ual if
not superior. TO the most famous OF European
waters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

The UNION HOTEL.-Georgetown can at
length boast OF a frst-class Hotel: thanks to the
enterprze of one of her most energetic business
men. Mr. Riley A SbInn. He purchased the
Union Hotel some time since. and last year. AT
heavy expense. renovated the outside an
added another story, finished with handsome
Mansard roof with three beautifully designed
towers, and also remodelled the INTERIOR in
PRODUCING all the modern conveniences Ii is
now one OF the most complete buildings for
hotel purposes in the District, and Is decidedly
sup nor 10 most of our edifiees IN architectural
beauty. For some time il was supposed that
the enterprise was a failure. IS no capable
ana responsible person who knew - how
To keep notei seemad TO want n. and
good deal Of sympathy was wasted
on me owner by persons who thourh he had
rather costly elephant on hand. and that his
sagacity for once had been n fault But they
reckCned without their host. Business tact
and grit combined can accomplish a great deaf
Mr.. Shinn. with his &C custoned prompt
ness ard energy. took the management of
the house mo has OWE hands. and has recently
furnis he'd 1t in elegani and con Portable style
Throughout. IL - now open for guests. and il
rapidly filing mp with citizens and strangers
The success of the enterprise is insured: and
Inc Union Hotel again bids fair to be a popu-
lar a in the good old time ffty wears ago
or more. when John Randolph, of Roanoke
and other lad and gone celebrities used TO
board there. The Union Hotel was the
"N lizards " of that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume In the
world. Burnetts Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of rare and delicate boo net of
flowers, and In this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

THE BODY OF YOUNG TABLRR RECOVERED
Yesterday, three young men, named Henry
Reagan. Robert Carroll and Lewis Mangle re-
covered the body of j. Gilman Tabler, a lad
who was drowned last Friday, as stated in the
STAR he body was recovered just below the
Long Bridge, and near where he was seen 70
go down. II was carried to the residence of
his sorrow-stricken parents, on G street south.
between 18th and 18th streets west, from whence
the funeral took place this morning.
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+ FURNITURE

Having enlarged my Ware Rooms which riyes
me increased facilities. I beg leave 20
oner 70 the public my large and we'll -
FuRN TUBE. -
SUITS FOR PARLORs.
Bel ROOMS. SITTING
AND DINING ROOMS. &c.
In soliciting . share Of the public patronage
WILLS,
ll1 Bridge street,
GEORGETOWN.
P.s.-A Fine AssortnentOf LOUNGES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

KNIGHTS OF PHYTHIAs.-A Convention OF
ten delegates from each of the Grand Lodges
OF District of Columbia, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware met in Phila-
delphia. on the 18th inst, to devise pIar to
form the Supreme Lodge. permanent orga-
nization was effected by the election of VIM
Blancbcis, of Pennsylvania, as President;
Samuel Read, of New Jersey: N. NJ Bowen.
OF Maryland; and ]. p. Hayes, of Delaware.
ice Presidents: and Clarence NJ. Barton, of
District OF Columbia. Secretary. The Convpn.
ton devised the following plan, W hich will he
sphpftted TO the State Grand Lodges for rati-
fcati0n. All Stale u land Lodge officers to be
made members of the Supreme Lodge, and
each State Grand Lodge to send three i@nrasen-
tatives. The Supreme Lodge to meet III ;nv
city OF Washington, ID. c., on the I'd Monday in
August next. The officers to be elected,
Founder and Supreme, Past Chancellor. Su-
preme Venerable Patriarch, Supreme Chan
cellor, (presiding offcer,) Supreme Vice Chan
cellor, Supreme Recording and Corresponding
Scribe, Supreme Banker, supreme Guide
supreme Inner and Outer Steward The dele
gates from the District spent a please MT time in
visiting the various Lodges in the city OF
philadelphia, and We're recei we'd in fine style by
the Grand Lodge OF Pennsylvania. The order
now numbers liz Lodges, distributed as fol-
lows: District of Columbia Q: Pennsylvania,
10; New Jersey, II, Maryland, 8: Dela ware I:
Louisiana, l. A Lodge will shortly be organized
in ST. Stephens, New Brunswick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

MELEE AMONG THE DEMONSTRATIONS two
O'Clock this afternoon a .'set-tO' occurred be
tween two Jonrneymen barbers-named VIM
Wilson and NJ. j. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. en-
ployes OF P1of. Emper the proprietor of a
barber shop on Pennsylvania avenue. near the
corner Of 18th street. In the progress OF the
affair, cologne BOTTLES, hair brushes, &c, We're
freely used as weapons. Before serious conse-
quences ensued the belligerehtS were irra led
by officer Hill, of the fifth precinct, and taken
before Justice j. T. T.. Clarke, who. after an
examination, dismissed Wilson and fined En-
gelmeyer in the sum of 81 The difficulty oc
Cured in consequence of the unusual time
taken by Wilson to dispose Of his dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

In THE LIST of Patent Extensions inst grant.
ed, is one on ARTIFICIAL teeth, TO DIR. Loomis OF
this city. This may well be a matter of con-
gratulstion to him, it secures his interest for
seven years longer, to all Of the immense mum.
Der of mineral sets manufactured throughout
the United States. The science Of dentistry Is
better understood IN America than in any other
part Vt the world, and LOOMS improveme OF is
acknowledged to be the greatest ever made in
mechanical dentistry. 1t combines simplicity
with purity and artistic excellence. which no
other denture ever equaled. 1t is well known
TACT that rubber and metal plates often serious.
~ impair the health, while tbe-result of wear.
Ing porcelain plate and teeth combined has
never teen other than beneficial. To those per.
sonaily 'interested tkis is a matte. OF vital i'm
Por'ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22
RYTHos BOWLING, auctiOneer. Georgetown
sALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
~ On BRIDGE sTRtET. SEAR THE
UNION HOTEL. GEORGETOWN

Will be sold at public auction. on TUESDAY
the 9Th day Of June a; is6o, On the premises, 4
building. No. 81 Bridge street. the residence ct
TIE late James Fnilslove. to d.crs east & the
Union II otel. The lot l. a feet trout aud has a
depth q 100 feet. with vide alley on he west
extending g. the rear Of the Lot. The house has
ten roum me. including rtom suitable for store.
With fine cellar. There lie vster in the yard sud
gas ia the house, and the whole l. n very desirable
property
Terms Of sale: 0ne-fOurth cash; the residue in
three equal psy ments at six, twelve. and eighteen
months, with interest from the day Of sale. g. be
secured by notes Of the purchaser. and a deed 81
trust upUn the premises. Terms g. Be complied
with within i've days after day # sale A deposit
If $50 will lie required time Of sale. and the -
penses of convey ancins and stamps will be born
by the purchaser.
The title IL perfect.
my cd TH0S. BOWLING. Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

A NEW HORSE BAZAAB.-Messrs J. r.
Wheeler Il Co, Auctioneers, have re-opened
the bazaar near the 10Th street canal bridge, for
the sale of horses, carriages, stock. &c, under
the manag, ment Of Mr.. Charles H. Walker,
and will commence sales on Tomorrow morn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22
{ THOs. BOWLING. Auct
by THos. BOWLING, Auctisneer; Georsetowr

IL IhOS' Do" II NJ n uCtIshttf i6tOf EetoNn-
DWELLING HOlsE AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. May Is. at 6 0 clock D m. will
sell, IN 'front.' OF the premises. part OF lot No %.
fronting "a teet inches on the wet side Of Jefier
son street. by depth OF lis feet an alley TIL
improvements consist Of q substantial brick Hou-.
NO: 81 TIN roof Containing rooms and co az +.
and in excellent condition.
Terms: One half cash, balance In s and y
months. with interest secured By deed OF trust
on the property. Convey sncing ana sta mp- Al a.
cost OF the purohsssr deposit OF $50 required ~
soon se the property is struck of.
Title perfect.
my THOS BOWLING An.
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Spring AND suMMER GOODS.

JOHN ii. sMooT. lIs Bridge st, Georgetown,
ID. e., has received and now offers TO purchss-rs =
large assortment Of Spring and Summer STAPLE and
fsncy Try Goods embracing general variety Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS. In light Chene M ohair.
silk Mixtures and Alpacss, for walking and trAv-
cling suits; Grenadines, M0hair Checks Or andiss
PiQuee, Jsconets, Lawns. Chintz Prints, Percale-,
French and other MusliDs, best Csmbrics Main
soois Jaconets pimitiee, Linen Cambria Bandk-r-
chiefs and Irish Linens Psrasols. Alexander q 4
other Kid and Silk Gloves, Hosiery Of al kinds
HoeI skirts best make and styles: with full sup
Ply OF Table Linens, Spreads. Napkins. sheetings,
shfrtings, Mating, Toweling, sc. Aiso, Cloths.
Tssssim n res Iwseds Jeans, Drillinss; Chsckei
and Boys wear. Having but few I'D goods, cus-
temers viii be shown sn almost entire new 30
81 The lowest possible cash price, -
ap0-lm JOHN III. sMOOT.
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LOB MOUNT VERNON.

H'Ok HUNT VERNON.
The swim. commodisu. ana stauuoh Psssense,
Steamer ARROW, Thomas Stack r.
pole, Commander. will leave her EkAS
Wharf, foot Of Seventh street. at nc
m daily, Sundays excepted tor MOUNT
sEkN0N the Tsmb Of Washington. stopping q,
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOT. and FORT WASH
INGION. Returning, the Steamer will arrive O.
Wenlneton about 4 p. m, giving ample time for
South. - Wv "u'
Fare to Mount Vernon and return. tncludins
admission to the Mansion and Grounds. slS
Tickets for sale at all the principal Hotels and
the Steamer Wharf
JAMES SYKES, General Superintendent,
ap "a I'm Once. Willsris' Hotel
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

pOfVmAC IhANcrVhTATION LINE.
For Way Lasdfsss On the Potomac and Balfi-aor.
nldktHs Connections az Aqsta Cy..k ,r.rk
the Richmond, FredTuks5K,s a.J
Poiomae RatirOdd.
leave Baltimore, Pier No. =, Light
4 10 i, and arrive ~ the 9Th street
wharf at q; m, THCRsDhY, to deliver freight
rouce viii be given when the other boat will be-
Freight received oil day Friday.
The steamer leaves SATURDAY ats m
PETER BERRY. Agent,
Sixth street wharf, Washington. n. C.
A. NEEpHAM 4 SONS, Agents,
my fu ZAP Light ST wharf Baltimore
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IA r ri r ID

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply ct tn
STAR Once.
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Boar RAcE-lmmedIaiely after the launch
last, the yachts Fairy and John n. S.ssford
proceeded for a sail TO Alexandria wnen a
challenge was made, al $40 ASIDE, for a racs
from that point TO otn street wharf The wind
blow ng freshly, both boats Were making gnod
time, the Fairy having the advantage; but the
latter broke her centre board. and the Sessford
won the race. Both parties had quite a joyial
time of H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

WASHINGTON PIANos.-The superb grand
square piano used AZ the Masonic celebration
was manufactured by Dessau Il Co P,anS
makers OF this city, on Pennsylvania avenue
between l1th and 18th streets. Their new pat
ent square grand piano Is an instrument OF To-
marhable power. Our citizens wanting piano
fortes will do well TO encourage home industry
and patronize this firm, particularly as their
Pianos are distins uIshed for superior quality
and strength Of tone, perfectness of action and
elegance of design and workmanship, as NAV
be seen by a visit to their warerooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

Il P. SCOTT'S
Il. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
JAMAICA GINGER,
Guaranteed strictly Pure and the best in use.
1t Is an excellent
TONIC, ANTI DYSPEPTICa and INvIGORATOb
And is also used for Flsvorins purposes.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ALwAYSHAyEIT
ACertincste Of Analysis from the leading Ana
Bttcal Chemist of Baltimore, accompanies eacf
bottle.
PRICE ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
Manufactured by
r. p. SCOTT, Chemist,
BALTIMORE
solc by the following named Chemists in Wash
s NALyERT FORD, $50 Pa. av wsshin xten
WM B. THOMPSON, corner 18th st. and n
d. CLARKE CO, corner Pa. ave. and
wM sLQMEN, corner Pa av and soth st
JOHN =. BATES: corner + and 18th sts., and 7th
and L. Navy Yard, Washington.
MCPHERSON FURGUSON, Capitol Hill.
Messrs. RITCHIE b CACSTlN, Forrest Hall
GEORGE W. CROPLEY, Bridge st. NH II sm,
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kt lhOs. ROW LINZ. AGcttuneer, Georgeto~u
VALUABLE iMPRoNEn PROPERTY II

sGkuRGkToNN At AUCTION
on IBt RsDAH. May =. at s clock . m I
VII sci! IN z ont % the premises. part g Lot
10. fronting s. feet on the north side o. Brids.
street between Montgomery and Rock streets ~iii
depth OF lB feet. The improvements consist II
swell built two story Brick Dwelling House. on
eNcehtnt condition. ntaiuins rooms aud cellar
bic Ia the yard.
Terms. One half cash balance IN sin and twelve
n-nths. With interest, secured ny deed 0i trust
on the property. CONVEYS Ocins and siam n. AZ ~.
G. - % purchaser. dep cit Of $50 vii be re-
guired when the pre- perty j. struc on
THOMAS BOWLING.
my " intel. and Courier Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

MErRoPoLITAS POLICE BoARD.-At a meet
ing OF the Board, held yesterday afternoon, the
following. among other business, was transact
ed Henry NJ. Lowry was ordered TO be re-
commissioned as additional private to do duty
Al the National Safe Deposit Com pany for nj ne.
Gays VIM Planners, appointed an ad-
Gtlonai private TO do duty al the Schuetzen
fark Tor ninety days. Francis F. McCathrau
was appointed a private on the force.vice F. d.
fsason, OF 6eorgetowr, resigned. Francis NJ
SKINNER was appointed private on the force
vice "A. d. " Oss, OF the Second Ward re si1ned
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GEORGETOWN AByERrIsENryrs-
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Aect.: eeorsetO.

f THOMAS BOWLING, Asct.: 6eorreto,o
ELEGANE FIRST CLASS PRIVATE RsSr
nkNtE ON GAY STREET AND RRI 4
PUBLIC AUCTION NJ
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON Msy .sth q. +,
clock, " ~ sell, in front of the premi.as ma, q
Lot No. g. irontins = feet iuohes OF less On
the bcrth eide q Cay street. between Wa.hin.rt :,
snd Congress streets. al 'oinirg the r-sidan-. -
the late Willisn kedia The improv.m-uts en-
slst 81 = large first class brick Dwelling UHp..
NO ss,l containing 10 rooms. bsth roou ch,r.
closets, two cetlars. sss aud gss hNtnres throprb
out TIE house. range. hef and cold water ss.b
tuts. snd all the modern improvements r -.
sion given Immediately.
Also.
immedistely after the shove. 7 will sell part ~
Lots No. ~ snc -, fronting ~ feet on the y ~
SIDE OF ffospect street. High street b.
depth of 100 feet, improved by substantial bro.
wsrehouss
Terms hne third cash. 80 ance IN on. ara q,
years. With interest. secured by I'D q trr.-
on the property. Convey sncing snd stamrs AZ H..
cost of the purchaser. A dep sit Of S. NlIl h..
little perfect. fHOs. BOWLING, Aurt
my-l Int. Chr0n. Courier cnpvl
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
Reee,pts Of Produe..

GREENVILLE-Sieamer Gov Alen-6 bales cotton to
Hogan Patton-2 Jno Burnett 6co-l FRckert-i Levi
b Champ in-lSSO SKIS cotton seed A Magnns-6g9 do
S MsrX-tgi Aldge-52t G Farchid-500 Richardson
Mry-362 Joe hOy-l00 j " Pers no q b Cbampln-2O
OBrirn Hsll-55 Newm Al &co-l7 Greene & BIOS
- bales q Fairchild-ll bbls apples boxes plums
Branins-29 bXs iut Strsedsr-l4 pkgs fruit
Garbni Petroyich-2l 90 Boamsn-l5 do G0lding-
do JEO LofenzO33 Tra sundres 70 order-Tota
Is sles cotton 5Olo sks cotton seed
Observation-Disclosures LAfOurche--8l bales cotton 10
JnO Phelps AGO. Warm, Crawford &cO+ L4nDhier-3
Besides, wi 80 9eoS bags tton bag wax Dsg horns
6co--l6OO hoop poles L KOuns Bros-2S bones
Kaufman-l b0ls tslOw SKIS wool ba hides l52 hides
Rckerts-l5 bbls pork Keep Csuhed- bd hides bale do
Tsrdyl bales hides Jos Hoyl do bale vol Be adles
wingo &co-2Ol head cattle Noel &co-S do Falls &co-
S62 McQuCid Mehe-Sundres Order-TOtal a bales
WAsHINGToN-steamsr Annie wagiey-l bales cotton
bridge &co23 hides Casse-l5 hides wool Bloch
Bros-33 bbls potatOes Mead sewton-l bags wool
ton seed Aldge-240 heed cattle serrat-l hid bones
Cherot bos onions Labusqusre 81 bbs potatoes Mey-
er 4 Weil-suDdries 70 order-fOta bales cotton
WASHlN GTOR-Steamer G Blsckford-lO bales cotton
Elower-2 do MOuton AGO \ Bersud Gibert-l do
bales wool shs wool Y hides Courst-4 hides bales
wool Cssse-l7 bales mos j ID OiC0nnOr-2 Ddl SKINS
rolls Bauchn Grsad-9 hides bales We'll
IA head cattle Noel &eO-sundIies to OrderTotsl II
LOWER COASr-st.amer AIoe-24 bbIs rice Martini
do ID salvsnt3 bdl hides Soulant-sundres to order
JESUITS BEND Steamer ThOs May 80 bbls potatoes
bbls onions 80 strings Garlic and sundres TO order
AFGURCHE-Lugger 81 j se-55 bbs potatoes to order
JEFFERSON PABIsH-Luggers snyall and RainbOW-67
PASiAGUULA-Schr Clara 50 OOOfeet lumber to order
PEARL R,VER-Schr LeonOra-62, wv feet lumber W "
PAsCAGoULA-scbr Bette stsvenson-7sO 900 feet lumber
to order
PAsCAGoULA-sehr Bisssy-iO,OOO feet lumber Del
PAsCAGOULA-schr Martha D-s5COO feet lumber Jno
PASCAGo ULA-schr Martha M-lsOOO feet lumber Del
mas Griffin
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE SUNDAY.

ST LoUIs-stesper shark-450 bbls -four d Greenfield
$50 do dover Od-ndsh-4C0 do rrudhomme Gracs-lO
do Schneider lube bierl00 do Geo ard-sOO do
oer-574 do 4S43 SKIS SS SKIS bran 100 Stay
back Aeo272 SKIS 400 bbls -four RehOr Updke &cO-O
do 1919 SKIS oats Kennedy &cO9l5do LOO bbls hour a.
thds tobacco Buddecke-3OUl SKIS Geo Martn-65
do Lacey, Terry &co6l64 Summers Branins-3l95 do
Harna345 40 sks bran ID Barker-5OO do order
Ito DO 90 SKIS Duy37 do Bussey dcOS57 do Dr-
hsn- 357 DO Byrne &cO-7S do b Murison &cO- 50
bbls meal Laurence-l2 cks bacon WOODS Matthews &cO
is cases matches L Hart &co-lO d. Blake Tower-T
bdls twne Smith &co-3 bxs hardware Ooer, Atwater
co-Ios a hbds tobscco 1854 bbls -four q 1853 SKIS
SKI oats 22is SKIS bran
BAYOU Subsistence New Erals bales cotton 20
DaSilva4 do to Order-3 SKIS ID Bouigny-2 half
bales hf bales Trompy-70 SIX. Ia
bOney-2 bbs potatoes Poet Williamson BOwing-sundries
OrdeT-Total p bales cotton
observation-disclosures Nina Simmes-l bbl honey pkgs
sUndries Wslsh4g SKIS onions 20 pkgs eggs cOps fowls
Sure-l do bxs eggs sevin6 pkgs do LacIsssgne
-l9 do bbls rice cOOps fowls SKIS onions ferrebonne-
do Rehl-S hides bales Llambias 4 Dockter-S5
ks onions L0rOl Dbl copper pks eggs pkgs hides
Terrebonne GOurdan2 sks potatoes co0ps fowls sack
cotton DuOur-3 cOops fowls bxs Cheret- bbls
pOtstoes Grande &cO-2 do coops fowls Col Camera
d. Branch-2l Fo Rice MILL sks potatoes boil
and sundries Preaux-sundnes TO 0rder-TOLal sack
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MILITARY INSTITUTES
LEXINGTON, VA

This Institution s In full operation ready to san
Cadets ren the South ct period Of the and &c
AXE charge Of them for the whee year.
The vacancies In the Faculty By the death Of Gems Stons
wall jackson, Rodes and Cuteh6eld supplied BY
the appointment Of GenA O. w. Curtis Lee Col w. B. BlAi
and Col J. W. MAssie, with the addition Of Capt Jshz
Brooke. late Of the Navy
Address the undersigned rRANCIs q. SMITH,
Superintendent
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Receipts By RaIIroads.

NEW ORLE ANs JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
500 lumber Reusch-500 DO Popp Elliot-S5O DO
d Wesver-ll25 Bughey-4OQ Taylor-l car rosin
turpentne WalkeT-l do Bltssy-66 SKIS potatoes
II McCOll-7 bxs tomatoes r Bosman-sundres order
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUSAs GREAT WESTERN
20 W ArthnI& co.'s do Wallace &co-t order
2 do 40 SKIS potatoes Surls400O feet lumber Bru &cO-
shin giles WhAtng-263 head and sundres TO
order
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NEW ORLEASs, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD

A PASSENGER TRAIN LEAVES DAILY at 4:3OP NJ
making connections with Trains for Vcksburg Meridian
with the Mississippi Central Railroad the North and
East.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS LEAVE ON SUNDAYS
81 $40 going Ear BrookhAven Returning leave
Brookhav,n as $3.50 A. NJ on MONDAYS, arriving In Neg
Orleans at HIS A NJ
Excursion Tickets good for Train Of Saturday or Sun
day going north AID Trains Of Sunday Monday south
FREIGHT TRAIN LEAVES DAILY Except Sundays
at $40 N.
T. s. WILLIAMS General Superintendent.
JAMES YONGE, General Freight Agent
I'D WARE General TRANSFORMATION Agent.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
ssAsals MarAsa.
crrr or JHyr.nsos, Jun. %, 1883.

CITT OF JEFfHhsoH, june 9, I5t8s
Arrived yesterday - 39 Texas Beeves, ls4
Calves and YeariDgs and 70 Sheep. Sold-6OO
Texas Beeves, 527 Calves and Yearlngs, lilo Hogs
and Mich Cows. Stock on sale 1907 Texls
Beeves, 523 Calves and YearlIngs, ass Hogs, IS
Sheen and SO Mich Cows. We quote:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-23
poNTCHARTRAIN RAILRoAp-sUM-

SUNDAY ARRANGE MENT Steam Train from City In
lieu OF Car, Every SUNDAY MORNING., at O'Clock
An Extra Train will leave the City Every SUNDAY EVEN
ING at O'Clock On and after Apri 9Th toe Trains will
leave either end of the Road sundays EVERY HALF
hour from until o'clock ?. n.
FARk-TO and from the Lake. same day. rs cents Pas
sengers for GENTLY notify the Conductor pror depart
Of Train Fare TO GENTLY Fifteen cents each
way. GEO. PANDELY, General Sup't