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GooD CHANCES FOR IEvEsTMENT.-See ad
yertisements OF Rohrer Il Whitney, real estate
brokers, offering for sale six desirable build.
ing lots on 9TH street, between N and o street.
on long time; also, fye-room frame house or
9Th street for $1,000.
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MAR RlED,

DO0RES-Y0UNQ. On the 26th instant, at the
residence Of the minister, by Rev. d. c. Dewitt
Nm G: DOORES. Of Philadelphia to Miss AMAN-
DA g. YOUNG, Of Montgomery county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-27

READNITTED TO THE BAR.-Mr. Thomas 8
Doneho was yesterday readmitted TO the bar OF
this District, having been originally admitted
August 2S, 1913.
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DAN RICE's GREAT SHOW arrives in this cit,
on Monday next, and will exhibit for fou
days ON the lot on 9th street, south Of Penns vi
wanna avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-27

To BUILDRRs.-See ad yertisement of ten I.
twenty thousand loads OF sand for sale tw,
miles from city post office, on Seventh stree
road.
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TRANsFERs OF REAL EsrArr-rha fol

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The follow
ing transfers Of real estate Were reported to-
day at X. M. Halls Real Estate Exchange, cor
ner OF Seventh and ID streets Part lot 10
square III, north 20 feet on 18th street, at S6IJ
part lots 30 and 90, Il and III, GEORGETOWN a
S2.0jG; lot 233, Uniontown, at S2O. so; part lot
square us, ~ g. IL feet on street east at S955
lot /. sec. Q, sub Barry farm, at S267; part S
Let 30, square 400, IS feet 5S inches, at $3.50
sub. Il, square BIB at 8, $50; lot I, square LOIS
al S35l 80; part ;, lot 5, square 2ii, at 81, IOO
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Fsurth Ward Demoer.stc Club.

mesnpe Yof NE. Fosns WAN Democratic
Club was held last evening az the Lichah
House, on I.suiriana avenne;, The Vice Presi-
dent, George q. Wilson, IN the chair, and John
Mr.. Wilson said he couid not account for the
small attendance of members, and hep-d some
thing would be done to bring out the voters Of
the ward.
Mr. X. b. Owen moved TO reconsider the vote
by which i've delegates were elected 70 Tie
central organization. .H EG FFr /
Mr.. Gleason was in favor Of having the vote
reconsidered, ae several of the 6felegate. had
declared they could not attend.
The motion Of Mr.. Owen to reconsider was
adopted.
Mr. Owen then moved that Eve Delegates to
the central organization be elected, the Presi-
dent of the association to be one.
Mr.. Gleason moved that the election be by
ballot -
Mr.. John Houlahan thought this action wa.
ont Of order: there was no quorum present,
and he did not know how the action Of a pre-
yious meeting could be reconsidered without a
quorum.
Mr.. Owen said the Fourth Ward was the first
TO organize, and il should not be unrepresent ted
at the central association.
Mr.. Gleason referred to the fact that the
Fourth Ward was the first To propose a central
organization, and certainly delegates from the
ciuo should be present at the meeting of that
Mr.. Owens motion TO elect new delegates was
adopted, and the following named gentlemen
were nominated: John Hogan, James Ward,
y W.. III,
George g. Wilson, and r.. b. Owen.
Upon the vote being taken, Messrs Thorn,
Gleason, johnson, Wilson, and Ward were
elected. =
The Chair instructed the Secretary To furnish
certificates TO the delegates.
The Secretary said he had already given GER
thCates 10 the first delegates elected, and il an
other set of certificates were given ii might
cause trouble
Mr.. Wilson said it could be arranged, as II
was only necessary to have five delegates, and
should be present.
Messrs. James Ward Jacob Geiger and Den
mis- Gleason were elected members of the club.
Mr. Jas. Ward sand it appeared he had al
ways been in the dark relative to the meetings
OF the club. He took an evening paper, but il
never reached his house until 8 o'clock at
night. He thought il would be advisable to
publications be made several days before the
meeting.
Mr.. Gleason moved that the Club meet again
on Monday evening next; adopted.
Mr.. Wilson hoped the notice Of the meeting
would be published in the STAR. He took an
other evening paper, but il never reached his
house until late at night, while the STAR came
about five O'Clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. Wilson then addressed the Club, urging
the members to exert themselves to have the
voters of the Ward attend the meetings. The
but when old Mr.. Merrill came in he abused
members of the Club and Reporters so much
that several member became Disguised.
yoice.-'.He's squelched now"
Another yoice.-"He's gone over to the free
love party, and is now trying to be a Radical"
After addresses by Messrs. X. b. Owen and
o. II. Polkinhorn, the club adjourned.
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WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BRAurI1ULl
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved (neW HFe) Hair
Restorer or Dressing,in one bottle. PriceO One Dol
lar Every Druggist sells it. go
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Address TO THE LADIES,

The only place to find the largest and cheapest
assortment 10
CHS. BAUM's CELEBRATED HOOPsKIRT,
CORSET, AND SHUULDER BRACE
MANDATORY,
- LOUISIANA AVENUE, between 9Th and 7th
streets.
IA fit 10 always warranted. No Reed Corsets
sold. NH H-tf
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THE STAR
who reside on Capitol H i'll and the Navy Yard,
will please leave their orders at No. f22 East
Capitol street. between fth and 5th.
JoaN Co99rNs, Agent.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEW 8.
Amu..m,n,.. Se.. Night.

HATIosAL TBKATER.-"DreaT1s of Delu-
non" and "CatheriBe and PetruehiO."
WALLS OPERA HoUsE-Prof. Haselmayer:
Ieeerdemain and Asiatic Necromantie IiIu-
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NETTING OF rHE POLICE BOkRp-A noaa,,r =,
OF the Police Board was held yesterday afrer
noon, when the following business was trans
aSho James Ly nch, Esq., was appointed a
ponce magistrate, vice James Gull ESQ whose
commission has expired. The applications OF
Ben JaInin Cooley and August HOsch for Uauor
nefnses were reconsidered and again relected
The applications of Mrs. Dorothea Cierhardt
and George Fauth for restaurant licenses were
rejected. Sergeant Benz. +. Barker, charged
with conduct unbecoming an officer, was dis
missed from the force and private Lawrence
Rosslter. charged with violating general order
No. le5, and conduct unbecoming an officer.
Was fined IS. Chas. f Smith and William w
Mills were appointed priyates on the force
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-27

rpAsnls Nat hssh ASpserel ~ no mar,
II Win his tongue be cannot win q woman;
But suit Of sl0sAes from HennnG we01d Aes~
him along amazingly. Ak = r
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UoRNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, i24 Pennsy lvania
avenue, between az and 9th streets; established
1861. Corns, Bunisns, Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases
Of the feet relieved, and often entirely cured
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents and visitors Of the Dis
trict certify to the above. Hours from a. N.
to n m
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at tn
STAR Once H.. #..f E..T
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MR. JUpp's GREAT BOOK AUCTION will re
open in Washington, at $40 Penna. ave-, under
the Metropolitan Hotel this Thursday eve-
ming, and be continued a few evenings. There
Is a large and select assortment OF the most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-27

LApI1e, Try the ehusesst Perfume in tie
world. Burnettb Elorimel closely resembles
the cdcr OF a rare and delicate DoQpet Of
flowers, Ind in this respect is unriy1Aed. A
full fragrance upon the Handkerchief for many
hours. -..-E a.f-ee 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-27

CHIcKEs THIEvEs.-Much complaint is made
by the citizens OF the Fifth Ward, in the neigh
boThood Of the Capitol, OF the FREQ uent depre
dAuons made upon their heni eiss, many of
whom have been robbed Of their entire stock
within the past few niZl .. Among the most
recent sufferers are Messrs. Wal b, maker-up
on The GIots: Anthoay, Twymore and Others.
The hrst named gentleman was despoiled of
his whole stock On Wednesday night,
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GEORGETOWN ABVERTISEMENTS.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr GEORGETOWN
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGE


RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auc'r., Georgetown.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN GEORGE.
On wrpsEEsSSSaNY NJ Msr aG 81 =. 3.
on 'es STREET. s
cost Isr ~ b at and stamps :. the
as '0'n Th hS %aes
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
GESRGEToWN AT kECTf0N. IN
On WEDNESDAY, March 18th, at 4 O'Clock D.
S.f y L.. No sHss: m
hawkins addition to Georgetown, fronting 81 feet
and back building, formerly used as a Hotel.
Immediately after the ABB above. will sell mar, Of
SaS 5s.t ON g. feet on Fsyss street and
TWO story frame dwellings.
LOT fronting 4s feet inche. on Msrke, stree,
between Prospect and First streets, running back
90 feet; improved with q large Frame Dwelling.
Terms: ene-third cash; balance in 6 and /,
months, with interest, secured by deed Of trust
sO. psrshassr aspost So .i Be- f Is
auired as so9R Is IMP The property is .tTnck on
NH ls-d TH6Ma lsr DSw II. SSns Hso..
~ THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
On n secoInt Of the rain, until MONDAY Aztec
mhaS THos. BOWLING, Auct.
I ARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, VERY
bleached Cottons, embracing Yard wide Preached
Cotton ~ 10, l2h, ls, lS% cents. lard wide An
York Mile and other best makes, Pillow Case aud
s:s S: sRs t.;s % sa5!
Spring Celieces, including good makes at az
Beautiful Spring Delainss, Black and colored Al
H.s.s, Table Linens, Napkins, Doyiiss, Hoo
The shove goods we're purchased while they
were down ct the lowest rates, and ne are nox
gill, = low, and IN some sases lower, than New
1 OH s.i nosesais pF'ssesSi Benz, MILLER,
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IHk CAUSE or HIS ARREsT.-We have had
70 record great many cases Of the arrest OF re-
sP+eaole citizens charged with ha wing stolen
9nently found 10 have been purchased in gooJ
Iatn- MI Noryal W Barron, druggist of this
cry, whose arrest for grand larceny we no
uceo yesterday, appears 10 have innocentIy got
into trouble in this way, as he ayers viii -
shown on an examination into the facts Jus-
lice Clark was compelled, under the Law 10 no
ton from the Governor Of MARYLAND. tbnn1h
satisfied there was no eriminality attached to-
Mr.. Barron.
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ADD Bss
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATlp,
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OPHANS FRESH MEAT CURE.
TURNER'S NEURALGIA PILLS
RIOKRENE, or LIFE REJUVENAToR.
TRUssEs of all sizes.
AT SIMMS' PHARMACY,
fe70-lm Corner New York avenue and l4thst
DETER BERRY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
9TH STREET WHARF, WASHINGTON, d. c.
Large storage and wharfage accommod atoms for
ioaclpg ano unloaolhg vessels NH SIN
EST Bills SHED Is3 3.
JUST RECEIVED
bOKits No. lMACKEREL
10 10 B Barrels No. No. DO.
sss 81 r. FIX 40 s4s$: S SH2grrr,
Gs.s: 1 asn SSt b:SfT BBAA!sEbS
A general variety of A dtaaR61oE FAMILY GRO.
selected from the VIZ 9 S&ME san
SCHOOL BOoKsAND SCHOOL STATIONERY
- in large quantities,
Il HUDSON 5fis y n TfAyLoR BOOKSTORE.
10. FRENCH RIGHARDsoN,
NH 18.n 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
THE EYEsI &c 1T.
sprcr BEAzsL I'M P PyyRgh 7. ssrs
Cooineess tendlnR 70 improve and t0&V
sur sur ngthen the impaired eyesight. Manufactured
' F FRAN 4 CO.. Opticians,
244 Pennsylvania avenue,
Between nth and 18th sts
sG SPERA GLAssEs TELEsC0PES, MICRO.
and VIEWS. MATHEMATICAL and SURVEY
OBS, INSTRUMENTS, at the lowest prices
COLONEL FELIX COMFORT,
Late Colonel Indept b. N.Y.-Enfants Perdns, }
PROFESSOR OF TIE FRENCH LANGUAGE
BY his perfect method of tuition, Oci. Comfort
can insure his pupils that they can scouire tina
french language In sixty lessons.
Omce 432 street, near Patent ONCE.
wmce noums to 10 q. MI to p. m.
N At p. BARTHOLOw,s
Agricultural Warehouse,
@nzozw S5s7th street, OPP. Centre Market
pRO1. KREIB' DANCING AOADIMY, Pen1a.
"a. ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hetsl. Lsdies,
from e sss s sS fp :fsHT
q b rented Tor Bsi:. Soirsss. %. ~ NV y"
CHlLDRENN CARBIA9Ea
y 0H1LD ShfEbS sAsRsId dakssiIAers
Sftss ssst styis and nest snisS Just
Chk RUPPEkT'S, No 522 7th street, near .
Ss!H.a .ses lower than they can be obtained else.
800. NH Hlm
"A fW ~ In, rIEE DRfssEs,
PlIHUnp LOAF OFFICE.
s'e'y 27S fa.svs., bss. l0SS ~ iitb ste
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DENTISTRY.
IlR. LEwIE DAVIS, DENTAL AssOCIA.
II TON.
No. $50 PENNA AVE-
Between 18th and 18th streets.

nR. MERRILL,
u DENTIST,
30. 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
bet. 9th and 10th sts.
All operations performed pertaining toI
the AIT OF DENTAL SURGERY &C a-6ms
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IN RE SALE OF CATHERINE KUHN, Guar
c1an-The sale having been submitted, and the
i 10 now by the Orphans Court OF the District OF
SGinIbis sSJu hgsd and dsereed this 10th day o,
and confirmed on the 4th day of April next pro
vided, that this order be published once a wsek for
three weeks In the EreNinx SLor and Erentns Err.
press. and unless objection be made on or before
said 4th day Of April next ensuing U Is ratifca.
ton. VIM. r. PURCELL,
Judge of the Orphans Court
Auue copy. Test: JAS. r. O'BEIRNE,
NH IL w3w Register Of wills
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nI0KIN6' WORKS
" IN eHVENrEEN VOLS,
with Steel Portrait Of Dickens,I
for Sl.so. Tor sale ct
I1lNCH . nICHARDsoNH.
ms wv SSA Hennsylvania Syenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-27

GARDEN SEEDS
" At J.P. BARTHOLOW'S
Agricultural Warehouse
mb1D-rw 55s eth street, opp. Centre Market
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

UxCHANGE OR SALE-LOVELY COUNTRY RESI-
II dence with twenty first class model place
As minutes from city, mile from depot steamboat
Dock villages churches schools good neiehborhood new
substantial buildings comfortable family residences garden
house. elegant private office and study with private
billiard beautiful lawns noble trees shrubbery FRUIT
flowers richest so large gardens carefully planted spen-
did fencng admirable order very healthy; Increasing IN
receive minute PARTICULARS Them come and scruniIe
closely. Fare 60 cents.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

RIO LET-THREE STORY HOUSE, FIFTY.sECoNI
! street; oil modern improvements; near broadway
~ 200. Furnished and upfurnshed Floors of four six
eight rooms Stores, Ninth avenue, by II. WEST
Ia lor, Broadway, above Fiity.hrst street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

VNoR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. G., AND
" Alexandria, Express line. 4,
The fine steamship JAMES s. GREEN Captain lnnan, 10
now loading pier river, and VIII sail on Saturday
May I6, at 4P M Ia s4,sr,
For balance of freight apply 70 80
JAMES HAND, 1l9 Wall street corner South.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SA1AE-
n Al Ravenswood, Long Island elegant modern Honee,
built in the most thorough manner by days work. second to
none nj all hours and location perfectly healthy,
has beautiful river 'front.' salt water bathing house, hne
shade trees, grapes and other nA about
OF land IN lawn and garden also splcndd car
age house and sabes THIS property being Within short
the city Ia pleasant for eer summer or
winter r.sidsncs Photograph OF thu be seen at
II Ce lar q; ect ~ b" offered = auction by A. j.
"AoSk ~ XussiAy, kAS -
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

COUNTRY HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE TO LET,
at reasonable rent, Linden, N. j.. seventeen miles
Jersey city, the New Jersey Railroad line only fifty
minutes New The place growing M,
the location very healthy and is well adapted for business
men spend the there with their families.
situated very emily to the depot stands from
ground fenced in has seventeen Rooms,
well lighted and ventilated; Billiard and Bathrooms, &C. Nc.
further particulars address boz 3,9A Post Office, New
York
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

TOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE PIECES
of property in this city, Mercer street, between
Prince and Houston II 5Jxl0o For particular
call at 40 Broadway, room No. 6.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
DyyELLrNG HOUSES 40 LET.

An oPPoRTUNIry.-To LET, THE THREE STORY
"A brown front House IL East Baltic street. Brook
rent Suu. Carpets and Furniture VIII be sold at auc
ton on the premises this day, AT 10 O'Clock.
j. Il. TOuSEN, 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

FuROprAN sTFAMsKIPs.

DEDUcED RATES OF PASSAGE TO THE CONTINENT.
IL TSe new IRON SSTh can.,a ssJ%aH er@sne Fnssben
Of t tons S ags ssy n s sa ay yo@ Ne" YORK on '' Hr
FRS. Cabin s Second Cabin 49, scerase ss' payable
An experienced sursoon on Board
Co., Snssssss
PAssAdE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
Also from Liverpoo .nd lLoaaon, .,,..
p.y. s BY "A ris s1sss ass ihs sn and Ireland at
APs yo garscorr IS South street and s' Broad
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
weea Nsw York Haars srs
nns 5 ss % Sv Con-
VILE DE PARIS, Duchesne saturday, May i6
s%aFs sy
PEREiRE, Surmont Saturday. June a.
Price of passage in gold (including wine)
First cabin, slso M !, second cabin Ssa
including railway tickets, tat furnished on board,
Tr 15 second sas s
Medical attendance free of charge. ,o,,,
sy's ssag gAs to S ss
both transit BY English railways and the dscomtor Of cross
GssR's
STEAMER VILE DE PARIS, FOR BREsT AND AND
on y t. a. noo 9 e %
s'''''N GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent.
Steamship ~ SEM TMuSsbkY YShk Ms, MRrsyWsr r. Master
carrying the United states mall viii sail from the Bremen
pier foot Of Third street Ho9cEsn taking passengers
At the following rates, payable in god:- o,oo
Second cabin.
wesses Sssp %assr on y h"Tsday sns 1sA May H.
f0f 'fs'sN' oEfkICHs CO.. So Broad street.
CAFErY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Further reduction in passage s .y rates Tin. s.u
every Saturday, with passengers for Liverpool Glasgow and
CALEDONIA, Macdonald. Sails Saturday May l6
BRITANNIA' Laird. Sails SATURDAY May 3 S3
From S per % North river at Il O'clock "
esSs RvsrSe5 Pts Glasgow berry, $50 and s75 accord
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months, $3.50. 40,
Insrmsdats to Glasgow & or Derry $ss steerase $780,
Passengers booked Hamburg, Rotterdam, Ant
F6nf fSther Information apply At the companys oce No.
Bowling Green, New York. ,,,,,,,rn,ox .,or,,rns
To avoid imposition passengers will please come direct to
the Office, as this company does not employ runners
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
United staes and British @ for Carrying the nails
intend % dsspatshing their steamers as folows;
SIEx q yAsMiadroN via Haiifalj. Toadsy Nay
S!rY ! Of Of .sassrdsy. May s.
GTNA cfY 81 a Hlffs sanday SSndday june june
succeeding Saturday and alternate onda al p
NJ, from pier 45 North river.
Rates Of Passage
By Se os Steamer sailing sf%G5aa IT Gassncy
First Cabin. 800 Steerage.. y3o
to London ........ I05 to London. 10
Paris. 81
Passage By the Monday steamers First Cabin $780, s0d
Rates Of p passage from New York to Haax-Frst Cabin
| 800, Steerage $40, payable In gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg Bremen,
&C.. at moderate rates.
seerage Passage from Liverpool Queenstown 40 cur
rency Tickets be bought by sending for
their friends.
further information apply the companys Offices
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, N. Y
The New York herald., 1868-05-14
rlocMs AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

A BrOApTAY FLOOR TO RENT CHEAP.--s1x
a f'-t closets and modern improvements. Apply on
second floor No. 790 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

no BET-AND FURNITURE FOR SALE, IN BROOK
iyn twenty minutes rom Fulton ferry, sfxg Cottage
rooms, water and gas, pleasantly located Rom
furniture at bargain Address brooklyn box $50 Icral
ohcc.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

COASTWlSE STEAMSHNPS.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ Opposition to monopoly
FOR CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad.
NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT
THE 5rH AND aOTH OF EVERY MONTH";,
or the day before when these dates fall on sunday:
RATES LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE
Their elegant and favorte Steamship GUIDING STAR
Wednesday, May 90 at noon,
from pier IS North river, foo, OF King stres
''' b. n. oARRIN GroN, Asen,
WILLIAM II. WEBB ppcssent
CBAHtFe DANA Vice President,
"a Exchange place, New York.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMeANY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
Freight ant pa e ut greatly rciuced rates .
SteaineN Cf ilD above lire cave pier NO. u North river
foot of Cana ft.cCt 81 y o'clock nnon,
y tlue1u mouth,
Oh Ia, ath. tYtl alU Jfh,
except Bher c 20 a1ys Tall on >uy, ttu ihr LAY prsv
One hundred psrnas bassase fse 80 ,a. Mlicine
May iS%oCEAE n EES. carala r. 7. Ent
oo,nrx cSTy SSTpynfgsos,mvWe s,o.,NW r,,~,
Sssmer leaving May enects closel VIA steamer
GREAT REPUBLIC, leaving San Fpnclseo yas for China
For passage tickets and all chr.hes ssfomsuM apply the
conpapys ticket office or a The wharf foot Canal rse"
tCEyAs LINE-rOR GALVESTON, TEXAS. FREf0HT
u taken AZ low as bv other Tine. The Al steamer
TLlE, Captain Partridge, will leave pier 70 East river,
win aespa,o so barge made for drsvage p asyesSn On
ksssass 1uaias say.r,vr s1ov4inoAeon WY " ~ Ne
NALt'JRv 4 DO. Ss Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1868-05-14

A CosEy LITTLE BROWN STONE COTTAGE TO LET,
Y furnished. IN complete order for housekeeping incu-
ding silver bed table nen 10 in fine healthy location,
convenient the Broadway and Eighth cars
l the premises, 27 West Efyiourth street. Rent 500
Peg month";
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

RIVAL OF THE STEAM MAN.-One object
OF interest has been occasionllv travelling on
the roads between Leith and Edinburg fr
few weeks past, which / conjecture will con.
tlnue to be an object of historical interest far
the time | have mentioned. 1t ia what ia
called road steamer, a machine like n small
railway engine set upon three wheels. ono in
'front.' AID two behind the middle-a machine
weighing above five tons, capable of drawing
W TONS at slow pace on a good road. Of
gong over the roughest road and climbing
lne steepest, and travelling over plowed land
or tne IKE with the most perfect ease. 1t was
tue invention of Mr.. r. II. Thompson. C. f.
VI HoinDurg, the inventor of a system of float
uocks OF the steam winch, a curious and
nus, e1ecuve rotary engine which was
eAnioltcd at the recent Paris Exhibition, and
attracted much attention there :and of yarious
other ingenious pieces of mechanism. The
pecurlarlty of the new road steamer is that
It's three wheels are covered with large tires
OF hoops cf India rubber about five inches
thick and two feet broad being the largest
casting OF India rubber ever made, anI cost
ing each about ESQ or EGO. The India rub.
Der tires take hold of the ground like an
elephants foot They spread over hollows
and stones, and other Instructions sink into
their elastic embrace. In short they solve
the problem of road steamers completely, as
also of steamers to go over SOFT rough ground,
and it is impossible to anticipate all the uses
the new tires may be put to in the pursuits of
agriculture, or it may be in the operations of
war. 1t has been suggested that these India
rubber tires will soon wear, but those which
have been used as experiments hitherto have
scarcely sustained scratch, although thew
have gone over rough metaled roads at
various rates Of speed, often much faster
than the legal rate of four miles an hour.
The only serious lesion as yet was made in
one of them when crossing big ditch over
bridge of few trees thrown carelessly
together. This new road steamer is intended
to draw an omnibus in the island of Java.
where its inventor for several years resided
and it is now shipped, or about to be shin
ped, for its destination. believe, however.
it will soon have one or more successors.-
London Telegraph.