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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20
THE COURfS.

CItcuIf UorST, ysdcs FtsAes- rhis morn
ng 9sfollowtng, cases were Contained: Ia,
i i 81 3, >, si IL ss 3 20 as s ss 81. SCI
In Mage and Linthic um W. Jllard, Passano
and Maynadier VI. McCullum and Beck, Rishou
": Sm0ot, Thorn We. Bloet Windsor ". Mar
90. vs.. ditto, CiaTk & CUM ssSaG u. d III
kennedy vs.: Schwart 4 ThomaA Wagner &
Sna3er vs.. Widmau, Utermehle & Carusi, ad-
m Uns,I' Or, Murder judgments confessed
Husken 81 a.; order Of co@mi.sion 70 an -;
answer OF absent defendant Hicks agt. Pepper:
order appointing Henrietta Pepper Guardian 10
infant defendant. ~ =
ORPHANS Court, Judge Purceu-To-day,
the Will OF the late Benz. Miner was Aled for
probate; He bequeaihes his property to his
Margaret A Miner, executrix "''
Inc Will Of the late VIM. Clark was admitted
- RIomte. and letters testamentary Issued 10
70 Henry A. Clark. Bond, S1,500. :
VIM Helmeck obtained letters Of admins.
uation on the estate Of James A. Downey, late
OF Tuscarawas, Ohio bond 500.
The fourth general and individual accounts
sixth, Of guardian to T. Scanlon's orphans, and
fourth, Of executor Of Dr.. B. s. Bohrer, were
approved and passed.
ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.-The Journal of this
morning has the following items
Sammoning Jnrymen-Capt Magruder, Dep
MY Snerin Of Henrico, was in the city yester.
Day, summonins twenty-fl talesmen to serve
On Jury to try James Jeter Phillips, before
Judge Christian, AT Richmond, for the murder
OF his wife. Phillips is the hero of what is
known as the ''Drinksr's farm MURDER" and
mas oeen tried twice already. the Jury failing
10 agree each time. The last trial lasted seven
weeks. 1t was found impossible to get q Jury
VINO had not formed or ex expressed an opinion
the vicinity where the crime is alleged to have
been committed. Some OF the parties sum.
moned from this place leave this morning.
Inc trial Will commence at II O'Clock Monday
morning.
A Compromise-Two young women from
Washington arrested for stealing a watch
rom party in that city-were arrested, but
discharged on giving mp the money they had
obtained for the stolen watch from Washing
ton pawnbroker, and promise TO reveal the
name OF the pawnoroker, so that the watch
might be recovered.
Still at Ldrge.-The prisoners who recently
escaped from Fairfax county Jail, viz Malotha
Irail, James Haygood alias Long. and George
still at large. The Irishman, Dennis Lynch,
mcarcerated here few days since on suspicion
OF being Traf1, has been discharged
Masonic Eiection.-Andrew jackson Lodge
ancient free ana accepted Masons, held meet.
ing at their room on Fairfax street. on Thurs
day night, and elected the following officers
LOT the ensuing year: Frank A. Reed, w. NJ;
Thos. E. Kemp, s. W.; Isaac Lane, j. W.; Chas
A. fohe, Sec'y; and q. f. Steiner, Treasurer
CITY Suiamdry.-A youth named Fitz John
Corse, while at ST. Johns Academy, Yesterday
attempted to NEEDLE with a pistol, when il ex.
ploded, and ball passed through his hand.
The destruction Of useless ours has been
nave again began their operations in the ad.
Joining counties
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A GENEROUS ACT.--The Richmond DisDatcL
takes occasion in its issue Of yesterday to men
ton one OF our public.spirled citizens in the
ern-bound train on the Central road, Wednes.
day, ran over and killed a cow belon cling t6 a
poor family. One Of the passengers-MrF F. A
Lutz, OF WashIngton-handed the conductor
ten collars to help the owner buy another A
good deed, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

CoUP DE SoLEIL.-The excessive warm
weather now prevailing is having its effect
upon all who are compelled TO engage in out
door exercise, and in many cases both man and
beast have uccumbed to the powerful effect of
the sun Mr. Simon Holloran, laborer, was
yesterday afternoon overcome by heat on Penn
sylyanIa avenue, near Eth street, and fell
senseless 10 the pavement. Through the kind
exertIons OF Mr.. John Cumminskey he was re-
stored 10 consciousness, when Officer Kelley,
of the fourth precinct. procured a carriage and
conveyed him 10 his home, on h, near 18th
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-On Monday last the
Grand Scribe of the Provisional Supreme
Lodge received an application tor charter tc
establish Eureka Lodge, No. 2, Of New York
Yesterday an application was received from
Richmond, Va, 10 establish Virginia Lodge
No. 2, OF that State. The Grand Lodge OH GER:
will leave this city for Richmond, Va, on the
evening Of the Sd OF July, and install Virgins
Lodge on next day, Juiy4. A pleasant time is
anticipated. Virginia is the eighth State in
which the order has been organized.
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A RUNAwAY.-Yesterday afternoon, while
Mr.. A j. kimbali was riding down lith street,
near the boundary line. his horse took fright
AT the breaking of a portion of the gear, and ran
away. At the corner OF l&th and q streets the
wheels OF the buggy caught fast to q lamp.
post, breaking one of them on, and throwing
the ANIMAL 70 the ground. Mr.. Kim ball ium ped
out before the termination Of the race, and
thereby escaped unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

OPEN AIR SERvICE.-The usual services held
by the Young Mems Christian Association will
Re continued tomorrow in the Capitol Park
Grounds. On the west side at 5k o'clock, and
on the east side AT 6x o'clock Senator Pile, of
California Is expected 70 speak at the latter
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

MAYOR BOWEN AND THE LIQUOR LICENSES
Under the provisions of the CorpoI alton law
the Mayor Of Washington has the power TO
revoke licenses for the sale Of intoxicating
liquors for violation of law, or wherever, in
his judgment, the public interests require it,
The Metropolitan Police Board have the power
10 say what licenses shall be approved. but
have not the power TO revoke for a violation OF
Law, and can only reach the Iarties when they
apply for q renewal OF their license. Mayor
Bowen has determined TO use the power he
possesses of reyoking all licenses where the
parties violate any Of the provisions Of the law,
and all such cases will be Immediately reported
10 the Major OF Police, who will take the neces-
sary steps 20 enforce the law.
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MUsICAL.-The First Annual Concert and
Exhibition of Professor John Esputas Musl-
cal Academy will take place at Carroll Hall,
q street, between 9th and 10th streets, on Mon.
day evening, on which occasion he will be
assisted by Prof, Scala, Leader of the Marine
Band, and Prof. Chas. Ritcher, the celebrated
pianist, who have kindly volunteered their
valuable services. The programme is a capi.
tai one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING IN THE FIRST
WARD.-An adjourned meeting of the First
Ward Republicans was held at the uaker
College, 18th street, last evening. but no bust
ness of importance was transacted. 1t was
stated that the meeting intended to take some
action in reference TO the course of Mr.. Lar
man, Alderman from that ward, but nothing
was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Green Il
Williams have sold at auction part of lot o. in
square $50 fronting on 9th street, between the
canal and Louisiana avenue, with the imprcSe-
ments consisting OF three story brick house
10 Samuel Norment, for S3,125 Also the south
on Sth street, between ID and Markrt Space,
with the improvements, consisting gis a three
story brick house to the same purchaser for
-, $50; and three story brick house and lot on
Attn street west, between and L street north,
to oseph Pheffer for SI,9OO.
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MOUNT VERNON CIRCLE, No. I, Brotherhood
OF the Union, Of Alexandria, Va, give theil
Boats leave Alexandria at a. m. and ~ D. m
and returning leave Glymont at 10 a. m. and
p. m. For the accommodation of Washington
visitors, the steamer will leave Eth street wharf
Washington, at q. m. From the well kno WI
capabilities of the committee Of MANAGEMENT
this will be the grand excursion of the season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

HOWARD USIvERsITY.-The first anniver-
sary exercises OF the Normal and Preparatory
Department OF this institution will take place
On Wednesday, June ~, in the building occu-
ped oy The department. on 7th street, north Of
boundary, beginning al five o'clock d. m. The
exercises Will consist OF examinations, rhetoP-
zeal exercises, and short addresses by mem bers
OF the Beard OF Trustees, and other friends of
the institution, and will be OF a most interesting
character. We hope to see a large attendance
CD tie occasion,
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YAcHTING-The race from this city TO Fort
Washington and return between the yachts
John T. Given and Mamie, which was un-
avoidably postponed a few days since, will
take place on Monday next AT ten o'clock, at
which hour the boats will leave the starting
stake al the mouth OF Watts bay. The wager
upon this race will be 500 aside, instead OF
$50, as before mentioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

HEAVY SALE or REAL EsrATE.-The resi-.
denee OF John X. Elvans, Esq, SIS NJ street,
has been sold, we hear, 10 Mr.. George H. Plant,
of this city, for SiOoOO cash. This Is one Of the
most commodious and finely finished dwellings
IN Washington, erected only a year or two
since by Mr.. Elvans- who spared no pains or
expense IN its construction. IL Is much larger,
however, than is required for the acecnmoda.
fion of his small family; and needing funds for
his extensive and growing business, he has sold
~ as above stated.
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MARRIED,

EMITH-DAVIS. 0n the 18th instant, ct the
residence of the bride D mother. BY the Rev O. u
Meador, JAMES A. SMITH, formerly Of Balti
more; to LAURA Y: youngest daughter Of Anna
and the late Joseph Davis.
baltimore and Wilmington, Del, papers please
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- STREET RAILRoADs.-Mayor Bowen yester-
day addressed letters 20 the two presidents OF
our city railroads, calling their attention to the
provisions OF their charters which req uire tina.
the space between the railway tracks oe kept
properly paved, aud two fee outside the rails
on either side. In his note he also called their
attention 20 the holes and breaks an the paving
between the tracks, and requested them to keep
the same IN repair, as required by their respec.
tive charters.
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MAsoNIC.-The fair at Odd Fellows Hall for
the benefit Of the Masonic Temple will close
this evening. The members OF the Chinese EN-.
bassy were present al the hall last evening
and highly enjoyed themselves, eating straw.
berries and cream and dancing with the beau
uful ladies. The entiie embassy will be pres.
ent this evening, and give their autographs
and specimens Of Chinese music TO Masonic
friends. President johnson has accepted an
invitation to be present, with several other dis.
tinguished officials, this evening.
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RxNovKp.-Mr. samuel Ourand, Mayors
clerk under ex-Mayor Wallach, was yesterday
removed BY Mayor Bowen. HIS successor has
not yet been named.
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DESIRABLE FARMS "A great bargain is tobe
had IN the two farms announced for sale by DR..
James E Morgan, in Prince George county,
Maryland, twelve miles from Washington
They contain three hundred acres, each, of the
best land in this part of the country, very de
lightfullv situated. As DIR. Morgan cannot give
them his personal attention, he will sell them
very low. Land is increasing in value so rap
purchaser Of this property cannot fail to make
money or il.
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DIED.

FLAHERTY. On the 18th instant, at half past
9 O'Clock p. m, KATE II. daughter Of Sarah
her age. May she rest In peace.
The relative: and friends OF the family are Re
resden ce Of her mother, No. 1917 New Jersey a We
nue., between street and New York ave., on to-
morrow, (eupdav } at O'Clock m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

INCREAsISG.-For several months past Their
has been but few suits for divorce commence,
in our courts, but from the appearance Of tn
equity docket in the ONCE of the Clerk Of tn
Court IL would seem that we are to have sue
suits more frequently: four applications havin
been filed during tins month, three Of tner
within week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

RDozsrI1 AD INflRM.--It 10 currently RI.
mored in the city that Thomas E. LLOYD Eso.
viii nominate and send to ths Councils fOon
servative) this evening the name of Mr. Chas
q. p. Wroe, bookbinder, 70 Be Register al in.
ssrin, In ths place OF Mr.. Boswell
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BuRGLARY-Mr. Owen Moo made. corner
2}d and N streets, reported, at the fourth pre-.
cinct station .house, that yesterday morning
between three and hve O'Clock, the shutters OF
his store had been forced open by some person.
unknown 70 him, who earned away . lot Of
bacon valued az SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Florimel closely resembles
the odor Of a rare and delicate boouet of
mowers, and in this respect is unrivalled A
lew drops will leave its peculiar and delight
ful fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours, 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

BTIrDfSs MATERiALs.-snessrs. ]. S La.
Low d 20. have recently opened on b street,
1r.ween 10Th and 18th streets, depot for the
sale OF sash, doors, blinds, and other building
p,aterials, Of their own manufacture. Their
work Is of the best quality, the material being
kiln dried, and receiving large quantities every
week they can compete with any other estab-
lishment in the District. As to prices, consid-
ering the quality of the work, they are very
low; and from a personal inspection of their
stock with some Of our builders. we are sure
that the firm can satisfy the public as TO mate
rials and prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

SINGCIAR MARRIAGE.-On tue 18th iiist ant,
officer w. II. Evans arrested Nathaniel Bos.
ton, likely looking young coioreu man, on a
warrant issued by Justice ID. X, Smith, on the
oath of Manania Nailor, colored dress maker.
residing al No. 269 charging him with having
In april last committed an assault and battery
OF her. Apartial examination was held. when
II appeared that the parties had been intimate
together and had some trouble, but the defend.
ant having some witnes ses absent the case was
postponed until to-day. Some Of the friends
look the matter in hand, aud the result was
they appeared to-day at the Office, not, now.
ever, with the purpose of proceeding with the
case, but for getting married, and in the pres
ence Of quite number of persons the parties
were married, Rev. w. ]. W alker oficiating.
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WIILIAH avISAsp: y - =
w DEALER In

CUAL. WVOD. LIME, CEMENT, &c.
Central Once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue, between
9th and 7th streets west Branch Yard, corner LIST
street east and 3 street south. Wharf and steam
Saw Mill foot of Sd street east. Large Wharf accom-.
modattons for loading and unfolding yesseIs ard
storing goods. COAL BY the cargo Of Phiisdeiph
prices. ne IIIv
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Wyiie.-Ths morn.
ing, Mary Butler, colored, plead guilty TO a
charge of grand larceny, and was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary at Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

CHURCH VISIT BY THE CHINESE EMBASSY
The interpreter Of the Chinese Embassy has
signlned that II Is the intention of the Embassy
10 visit the Ryland M. Z. Chapel to.morro v
Sunday forenoon.
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496rwo D s1ys. !EE sSsEE! SDD TrI-496
JOHN voefksr tRsTsf SEP sr Az Ia DIES
oosrScGg5 rsN ssEo aSp ios

nsvipf ssr u ths ssecs good YIN and az
opened In connection With IL 3 nrst clsss con.
!nCfIQNE1Y and ICE CREil SALooS.I wish
al my old customers and the public generally 20
NY Ice Crean Saloon 10 locsssd above the Store
yenience 20 suit purchasers I also keep constant
~ on hand large assortment Of confectionery,
&c, Ofsvsry description. .os JOHN yosf:,
my ltln. Two doors shove Ola Yellow Han.
FlSEsr VEGA 66A ARF5S.t n SMALL FLAT
The finest vs have ever sssn s~ut % NJ dir
BY the gentleman Who raissd them in spain.
III Kise ! e8n. Kin Plses.
sDN Oesnsr VsrIoos ~, ~ istk 3
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ST. ALoYsIus CnURCH.-To-morro the
2lst Is the patron festival OF this church, being
the feast day of Saint Aloysius Gonzaga. The
day Will be kept as first-class festival of tbs
church; there will BE- solemn high mass ri m
o'clock a. m, and the panegyric of the Sam
will be delivered by the Rev. Father Kelly. O,
Gonzaga College, at q uarter before seven .. m
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
aREENBRIER Co. w VA

GREENBRIER CO., w. VA
These Springs SO long and favorably known to
the seekers Of health a nd pleasure, will 4 . A
beopen for the reception Of visitors on VAV
the LIST of June With extensive improve kSs| II
ments and general refurnishing Of the establfsn-
Dent We viii be prepared for the comfortable &C.
commodation OF from J0tess hsndred 10 tro thox-
Hot and Warm sulphur Baths. 10 emiusntly ser
yiceable In connection with the internal use of
these alternative waters, are always at the command
One 5ne Of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC will be
in attendance to enliveH the LAWNS and the BALL
ROOM and suitable LIVERY will be open 70
the use of those who may desire to indulge in
Charges will be Is day, or $50 per mon tn
children under 10 years, and coloved tervants, half
price; white servants according to accommods
No effort or expense will be spared en- the part of
the Proprietors, to manage this establishment in
manner best Calculate to promote the comfort OF
Visitors in every respect. prvrous .co
White Sulphur Springs. W. Va, April 10th. is6s.
- For a full account Of the MEDICINAL EFF
cACY AND APPLICABILITY ofthese waters to particu.
lar diseases the reader s referred to the late work
fDr. MOORMAN, on the :. Mineral Waters Of the
United States and Canada, }" to be found at Messrs
KELLY PIETs; Baltimore and other Book.
PHUR SPRINGS, containing mach valuable in.
formation, can be obtsinsd Elthont charge, OF
~ ROUTE TO THE SPRINGS from any Point
NORTH or WEST, via WASHINGTON, COR.
DONsvILLg. sTAUNTON, to CoV1NGToN, by
Rail, thence by Fine Line of sage Coao hes on q
we'll graded Turnpike, 20 Niles to Che Springs.
je SEQ I'm
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PoLICE iTRAs.-Hannah Reeves fined IS oy
Justice Clark for being disorderly was COM
InIttse 10 the workhouse IN default.
John MCNAMARA, arrested by sanitary officer
Hopkins Yesterday for cruelty to animals, had
a hee-ug before Justice Harper and was fined
IS
g. l. Walker was before Justice Norsei,,
arrested by sanitary ON Ger Stinchcomb, for
xiolatiIg Corporation ordinance, in not pro-
viding suitable outnouses to MS premises. He
wss fined so.
Two colored BOYS named Charles Clark and
Sic Taylore Were before Justick Tucker yes
terJiay as suspicious characters, and in default
of security for their good behavior We're COM
United to the workhouse.
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GALCINED PLASTER,
Just received and for sale
200 barrels Csicined PLASTER;
Zoo RUsENDALE CEMENT;
Is Ill Refined PLASTER, for Ar
lists and Dentists use
Wholesale rates.
g. p. BROWN 4 SON,
ass 9Th street, between E and +.
my e-d and Wharf and Yard, foot of 7th st.
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DR. WHITE, Surgeon Chiropodist, 4s4 Penn.
syivania avenue, between * and 9Th streets:
established 1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails.
ENLARGED Joints, w arts, Moles, &c, successfully
treated without pain. The shoe can be WORT
WIN ease Immediately after the operation
Hours from q. m. 10 p. m
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LINEN GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN made I,
order, at Geo. Q. Henning's, No. Sill 9TH street.
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FOR CoRNs or other complaints of the feet,
SlsN Dr. WHITES rooms, IA Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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- V.BOHD, B. n. HILLMAN, ALEX. BOYp
BOYD, HILLMAN CO.,
PRODUCE, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND 0ENERAl
O0MMIssl0N MEROHANTS,
AseStsJ for sale Of the CELEBRATED PinsbxYg Coal OH
AND DEALERS IN
fERTILIZERS, BONE DUST, FOUDRETTE,Ae
No. % AND ~ LOUISIANA AVENUE,
between 9th and 10th SITS, Washington, d. O.
References Bank Of washington; Lewis John
son Co., Bankers; W. 8 Huntineton, Oashies
Hirst National Bank; Fit.hugh Coyls, President Of
City 2. W. L. Wall Co., Aucts.; J. o. Lewis
Insurance Agent; Hon. A. J. Dietrich; r. o. Fox
Estate Agents; Robert Leech, ESQ, Attorney q
Law. e l8-ly
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STAR Once.
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A CERTAIN CUBE FOB ovEB-pRIsKIHe.
boCroR Won KURRs AsrIIYEBRIAsr

Attention 10 called 70 this invaluable remedy IN
caees Of ulsence in stimulanis and nervous
diseases generally IL is purely Q yeeetable preD-
arstion, and has been used ~ the dscoverer n II.
private practice for the pest eleven years. Ia y
con hdence that its merfts viii be apprscisted ans
testimonials Of highly rsspsctable Dsrson ne have
efbcscy. Give d . trial e-N
For sale b. al druggists and ct Boon No. No.
1ntellieencer Building.
sSD-d voH KURR . 90.
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JEwHLRY.-Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Chains
Rings, Blue Sets, Jet Sets, Silyer.platad les
PITCHERS, Spoons and Forks, Cups Goblets
Call Bells, Fans, and Satchels, received thi.
morning AT Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store
NO. 400 pennsylvania avenue. near ~ street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-20

ITS Coop EFFECTS ARE PERMANENT. In
,nls IL differs from all hair dyes. By its use
luxuriant growth is guaranteed. natural colo,
and gloss are restored. One trial will canse
you to say this of Mrs.tS. A. Aliens improved
new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, lin on Q
Dollar. a.
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1T NAY BE CONSIDERED a difficult matter 10
Keep cool with the Thermometer at its present
range, but gentlemen will find this very easy
II they get their White Linen. Duck and Check
Sults from liable Il Co. 46S Penna. avenue
between % and ~ streets.
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u. ALfnfD Hall 3 90.
PLUMBERS, Gas AND STEAM FITTBRs,
Iss NINTH sTREET,
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
NH 10 (Hirst established in 1851

LOURl FLOURiI
Frederick and Washington County Flour, al
grades. Virginia Flour, ell grades. Mill feed,
Corn, Oats, Baled Hay, straw. &c.
no middle men TO concili ate.
We sell on small margins.
Bakers trade specially solicited
0rocers and dealers supplied on liberal margins,
Tor sale in quantities to suit.
WIN n GAIT CO..
-. Indiana avenue and Lot street,
~ mar thu neSot
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TIE NATIONAL. SAFE DEPOSIT DON
1 fAMY, Of WashingtOn, D. o., chartered b
susrsntee, Of SoVsrnmsat BsnS. Silver Plate Plate
Valuable Papers, and all descriptiols Valuables
And for the Renting Of Safes inside Of are and
and 18th q. DIRECTOR; 8. r. Brown, b. D. Cooke
Geo. y, Rises,Wn: 8: H.ntinGten, Geo. ny. PLANE
Geo. D. Evans, B. p. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson.
8. p. Brown. President; g. o. Evans, Vice Presi
dent;Wm. 8. Huntington, Treasurer; B. p. Snyder
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