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Evening star., 1868-04-23
THE COURTS

CRIMINAL CoURr, JUICE Carttsr.-Yesterday,
the jury in the case of Walker Gilcrease, alias
Gichrist. indicted for presenting false claim
on the Governmsnt, returned a verdict of not
guilty. Isabella Peyton, indicted on similar
charge. was found not guilty, AS, also, Peyton
Robinson. Elsie Barnes, indicted for a like
offence. nolle pros entered
In the case of Charles V. Mahan, indicted for
false pretences, a nolle pros. was entered. Chas.
Amos, indicted for AN assault and battery with
intent 70 kill, was IT ed. Jury out. Ellen WAL
charge of hreaking into the house of Royal l..
Coburn, and steal 'ng vest, shirts, and pants,
II appearing that she is the wife of Coburn, the
case was dismissed, and she was ordered to be
discharged from custody. George Plue, in
dicted for robbery of Charles Aldensburg, is on
rial.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

ACCIDENT. T.-lssterd afternoon. a. Il horse
and wagon, belonging 10 GOthslf ~ Behrend.
was being driven along Penn>y yIyania avenue,
near the Capitol gate, the animal brcame fright
ened, and suddenly darted OF. Mr.. Rich, the
driver could not control the horse, who
ing wheel of Of the vehicle. upSetting a book
stand and throwing the driver out, severely
inJurng him Mr.. Rich was carried into the
drug store of b. Il. Winter near by, where his
bruises were attended TO- He was found to be
injured internally. and one of the fingers of the
LEFT hand broken. After receiving the necessa-
ry medical aid. The wounded man was con =
geyed 20 his home
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ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.-The Journal O

ALEXANDRIA 1TEMs.-The JogrRaE of this
morning says:
The commission houses here supply con sid.
erable quantity of bones to other markets v ch
are reduced 10 dust and used rs a fertilizer
We saw yesterday a number of wagon loads
Carried to Washington on the ferry boats The
homes came from the commission house of Her
bert Bryant. Esq. OF this place. and were OBJ
tained from the interior. and wherever bodies
encamped during the late cvil war.
The lumber schooner Corine, Chaney. re-
Gently sunk of Wicomico. has been raised an
brought 10 this city.
Nine scholars of the Episcopal High School
We're confirmed by Bishop Johns recen tly
Thomas Gloves. of this city, died suddenly
al his residence yesterday morning.
Ed. ID Sullivan has been appointed city po-
lceman.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

READINGS lLLTSTRATIyE or SCOTTISH LIFE
AND DCHAEACTEE.-Mr. David Macrae, q Scotch
author Of great reputation, and Of European
fame an elOCuuOnIst, at the request OF the
Good Samaritan ana Federal Divisions of the
Sons of Temperance. Will give one of his read
Ings (see adyertIsement} on the evening of the
oath instant Mr.. NJ Is not here as a lecturer,
but "a tourist, and travelling through the
United States 10 see tOr himself the true state
OF things. 10 collect facts and mementoeS of the
late var and 10 be able 10 give all requisite in
formation 10 thOSe Of his canny and industrious
couDtrymen who may intend 10 emIgrat 10
this country. The promised entertain ment vi i'll
fe of a high order Of literary merit, both in
stIuctiye and amusing
Evening star., 1868-04-23

About ~ O'Clock last night D-f -.i, ys ,;Iaryoa
and Biglry, with the asst -rsnc1 or 0f1aar
Sprague, arrested James Jsckson. who Is a
fugInye rom JnsucS IRON Annapolis. where
iast Monday. having 5Taa previously bailed
information WAS iTdmrCiately communicated
TO Detectives CiaryOe and Bi-ley. who insti-
tinted measures foT hi arre-.. They traced
him OF to the house of Mr.. Brooks, on Capitol
Hill. and after surrounding the house De-
tectiye Bigley entered from lhe rear. Jackson
attempted TO escape by the front door. He was
seized. and a scUfiie ensued. whereupon Clar-
voc and SprsCue came 10 the rescue, and h.
was taken in custody. Several charges We're
preferred against him for larceny, and he viii
be- taken 10 Annapolis to-day.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

HENNING's SUITS for the little ones demand
the attention of purchasers. He is now getting
up suits as low as s.. Call and see the new
new styles of Bismarck SuIts, at No. 51I 7th
street, InteIligencer Building.
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MALICIOUS MIsCHIEF.-Oticer Snead, OF the
nlth precinct. yesterday afternoon arrested
Maria Gilmore, who had q hearing before Jus
tlce Harper charged by Annie Miller with
malicious mischief. for which the justice fined
her $50. She was again arrested, but a few
hours after being released, and arraignpd be =
fore Justice Harper, charged with making
threats OF violence towards Annie Miller, and
this time required 20 give security 10 keep the
Evening star., 1868-04-23

ILLNESS OY Mr.. DiXoN-At about IL o'clock
yesteId day forenoon. Mr.. Wm. Dixon, late Tax
Collector, very suddenly became i'll. at the city
post Office He was taken into the room of the
city postmaster and laid down. when Mr
Bowen, DIR. LIppencOtt, and hers, applied
resteratIves until he sufficiently revived
20 20 home IN a carriage. Mr.. Dixon recover
ed from a severe illness only few days since.
DIR. Dove Is Mr.. DixOn's physician, and reports
him much better tO-day.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

JEwELRY-New and beautiful styles of Jew
elry, Silver-plated Ware, and Fancy Goods,
Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
near AZ street.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

STILL ON TIRE INCREAsE-Tha receipts of
hsh IN this city are still on the increase This
morning, over 10000 herring We're received at
Johnson's wharf. and the most of them dis
posed OF to dealers at from s. to Sc per thou
sand. There Were also from twelve 70 fifteen
thousand shad, which We're sold at So and 10
per hundred.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

M. WILLIAM, 336 Pennsylvania avenue, has
put on his Cheap "Table" Trimmings, But
tons, Flowers, Straw Bonnets, Satchels, Cord
and Tassels, etc., etc., which he sells at one
fourth of the cost price. 8
Evening star., 1868-04-23

TITLE TO WHARF PRoPERTY.-Thsm morn
ing an injunction was served upon the Messrs
BpTch, agents for the sale of fish, by Marshal
Philips, to restrain them from the use OF John
sons wharf as a place whereat to clean and
pack fresh fish. The writ was obtained at the
instanc. of Mr. johnson, who claims that by
the terms of the grant Of privilege from the
Boards OF Aldermen and Common Council, to
build wharf at the point he has, he is entitled
to IFS exclusive use until the expiration of his
Iease OF Ten years; but the Burcnes nave set
up claim that the W hart is a public one. and
nave accordingly, against his (Johnson's) pro-
test had their tubs and barrels brought down
and placed thereon, ready for operations. Both
parties have employed counsel, and the case
has been sat for trial on Monday.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATg-The follow
ing transfers of real estate haVr been reported
AT the Real Estate Exchange of R NJ Hall
Part of lot H. M square ~. 2O feet on q street
Al $500; east half OF lot ~, in Beatty and HAY
kins' addition 10 Georgetown. at $3.50: part of
lot N. IN square +Ol. - feet on Sth street AZ
1850; subdiy isiOns %, -, ,, and 80 In 50 uare
7l2. at s1,Oc,; part Of lot l. in square iI6 AZ
500 lot ~. In square 1.0@6, al $50; lot I, in
square I0s. al s57U: and lot I, in square 773. at
~I2l5
Evening star., 1868-04-23

AT DEvIIN Co.'S, 221 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., opposite Wizards Hotel. gents can find
all the choice goods now in market, for Spring.
French. English German, and Austrian Ccat-
ings and Suitings, and great variety of fancy
casslmeres in samples, representing the largest
stock Of goods in any one house in New
York.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

sHor AI-Night before last, as special oficer
John T. She'd was passing along his beat, on
m street between M and n, he was shot at
from the alley on the opposite square. The re-
port OF the pistol alarmed the neighoorhoof,
and the officer gave chase 10 the parties; but the
night being very foggy, they escaped through
Madison street
Evening star., 1868-04-23

CONSERVATIVE Army AND NAVY MON
This organiza met last night. The nomi-
nation of Col. G.. II. Snow, which was recon-
nended by the committee on membership a.
an honorary member, was unanimously agreed
10 Can't Mexican offered a resolution tender
,nS the thanks Of the Union TO John II. Semmes,
ESQ. for his kind offer in rendering the hsspi-
tAlity of MS hotel to Sergeant Bates, while in
THIS city, and placing his name upon the list of
honorary members.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

A FULL LINE OF Spring and Summer Cloth.
ing opening at Smiths, 40 Seventh street. op-
posite Post Once. q
Evening star., 1868-04-23

The COLUMBIA IL PO,- RAPHfCAL SOCIETY-
At a stated meeting OF this society held re-
Gently, important changes were made In the
constitution governing its action. The society
has existed for upwards of half a century as a
trade and beneficial Institution. and its career
has been successful one. Having ,urren-
dered all tTade regulations 70 Columbia Ty-
pORIaphlCal U Mon. No. 1Ul." II l. now purely
beneficial association. The following are the
leading features OF its >tItutiOn -. It, OBJ
Iects shall be- To relieve IT, members IN sickness
and and IN the InteTment of deceased member
II shall be composed OF persons in any way
connected with the printing business, residing
an the District Of Columbia, of good moral char
acter ana general good health" This clause
rs hberalIy construed 10 include COmpOsItOrS,
prtssInen. StereOiyperS, bOOkbinders, and all
persons IN any way employed in connection
with printing In case OF sickness of any
member III good standing. " hO shall have been
a contributing member for Twelve months. the
sum o. four dollars per week shall be paid 10
hIm- IFCrtJst- That alImOny shall not be paid
Tor less than two weeks sickness. Upon the
eath OF member. each msmb-r, both free and
contributing. AT the next meeting thereafter. Is
assessed IN the sum % one dollar. which IL
PAID 10 the widow or other specified heirs Of
the deceased. The latter clause is. in fact
the mutual life insurance prOvISO 20 popular
with cooperative associations. The Incidan-
TAI expenses OF the society being defrdyrd out
of the monthly dues. the family of a deceased
member gets The full benefit of the entire
amouni VI the assessment: thus. If the society
should have five hundred meIIl@rs. the family
OF The deceased member " Ill Irceiv- five hun
dTed dollars.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

The INCOME TAX.-By the advertisement In
another column II Will be seen that the annual
assessment list for income of 1-67. and special
tax for l@6o, is now in the Assessors office, 46-
seventh street. open to inspection, and will so
remain Tor the space OF ten days from the 23d
INST. for the purpose of enabling tax-rayers 10
appeal from The assessment of the Assistant
Assessors; after which period the list will be
returned TO the Collector for collection, and
cannot be reCtifiei
Evening star., 1868-04-23
CITY ITEMS.

HAVE YOUR SHIRTS made to order at y %,
NARROW Co.'s Shirt Mar ufactory, 262 Penn
sylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS READY-MADa
CLOTHING. all kinds. styles. ana sizes. and
choice selection of samples 10 make up 70 or
der IN the best style. All prices guaranteed
lover than the lowest elsew here. and full salts
faction guaranteed every purchaser.
NOAH WALKER & Co. &
2fX Pa hpf 9Th nd Ifh
Evening star., 1868-04-23
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL VIEW S.
Amusemputs. &e., Tonight.

NATICNAL. THEATER.-JefieTsoni in rip Van
Winkle~
ODD FELLOWS HALL--(irand concert by
Heald's American Bass Band.
KREIs' ACADEAY.-Grand hop of the G. Y
Evening star., 1868-04-23

AT MEETING of the jefferson Base Ball
tlub. few evenings since. Jos Jefferson. the
dlstID guIshed actor, was elected an honorary
III mber
Evening star., 1868-04-23

MET ETRoPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ms church, the cornerstone of which was
iaid lew weeks since, at the corner of Il and
tth streets, Capitol Hill. have determined to at
once push forward the work TO completion,
ana Tor the purpose of aiding the enterprise
have determined On holding fair about the
nrst OF June. Mr.. George 7. Brown. Sergeant
alarms of the Senate. has generously rendered
the use OF portion OF the Old Capitol prop
eFty on which a temporary building will be
erected and fitted up in which TO hold the fair
Evening star., 1868-04-23

r SALE OF A YACET.-The sailing yacht Ma
tional, owned by Major John Watt, has been
Va for the sum Of $3.50. The sale was efrected
with the view Of purchasing similar craft.
reputed TO be cf faster speed and some what en-.
larged dimep sions. 1t Is the intention OF the
new owner Of the National to use her for truck.
ing purposes between this city and the river
landings.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

RETURNING HOME-Rev J. A. Walter. the
esteemed pastor of St. Patrick's church, who
has been soieurning in Europe for several
months for the purpose of recovering his
health. was 10 have left Rome for this city in
Easter week. and will likely reach here about
the first of May, to resume his pastoral duties.
During his absence his friends here have fire.
quentiy heard from him, and been pleased with
the information that the trip greatly invigo-
rated him, and that he Is greatly improved in
health
Evening star., 1868-04-23
MARI RlED.

J0NFS-BROOkE. On the 22d instant by Rev
Jackson, FRANKLIN l.. JONES. son of Rev
John Jones. of South Carolina. to Miss GEORGI-
ANA Nj. BROOKE, Of Virginia.
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i o MY PATRONS AND LADIES IN GEN
ERAI,

Having imported one OF the largest and best
collected Stock OF FRENCH C0RSETS. would
they will also ird different styIes of own max
CbRSETS. Ladies' and Gents SHOtLUER
BRA ES, the latest novelty in HOOP SKIRTS
manufactured Of the very best materials. and sold
not TO be surpassed by any one. Skirts warranted
for six months.
CHS. BAUM. MANUFACTURER,
49 LOUISIANA AVENUE. between 7th and 6h
streets.
apl3-tf Neary opposite Bank Of Washington
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EOR MOUNT VERNON.

The swift. commodisus ana staunch Passenger
Steamer ARROW. Captain Thomas r.
Stsokpole, Conmsnder will leave Es5s45<n3S
her Wharf, foot ef Seventh street sx1r7xzzD
Washington, d. c., commencing Zsd March. At 10
m daily, SUNDAYS excepted for MOUNT
VERNON. the Tomb of " sshington. stopping At
ALEXANDRIA, FORT FOOT. and FORT WASH
INGTOS. Returning, the Steamer will arrive st
washington about y N. giving ample time for
Passengers vhO wish 20 leave the city the same
evesing 10 take the oars fOr the North. West, and
South.
Fare 10 Mount Vernon and return, includ
admission 10 the Mansion aud Grounds, 81 S.
Tickets for sale al all the principal Hotels. an
the Steamer Wharf.
JAMES SYKES. General Superintendent
mh 20 In Office. Millzri-' Hotel
Evening star., 1868-04-23
GE0RGKTOWN ADVERTTSENE ENrS.

%GEORGET0wN.A APRIL 1srH, Is6s
N NOTICE
Prior 10 the first day of May next. citizens will
be allowed 70 remove from their premises ashes OF
public streets. and the same will be romoy,I by
the street scayenseT free Of cost.
OtherWise they viii be subject to sUoh reluirs
mehts ~ may be inp posed BY the sanitary police
ap u eotmyl chAS d. WEIGH Mayor
Spring AND sCMMER GOODS
JOHN Fl. SMOoT Ils Bridge ct Georgetown
large assortment of Spring and summer staple and
fsnc! Try Goods embracing general yariety Of
LADIES DkESS GOODS In light Chem. NJ ohair
Sllk Mixtures ami Alpacas, for walking and trav.
ellDE suits; Grenadines. Mohsir Checks Urga andies
Piques. Jsconets. Lawns. Chintz Prints P-rcales
socks Jacon.ts, pimities, Linen Cambria Hsniker-
chiefs and Irish Linens Parasols. Alexander A.
other Kid ard Silk Gloves, Hosiery of all kinds
hoop skirts best mai and sty les with full sup
Ply OF Table Linens Spreads. Napkins. Sheetings
Sbirnngs. Mating. 1oveing, &c. Also, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Twseds. jeans, Driliugs. Checked
Linens. Cottonades Drills and Duck. for Gents
and Boys, wear Having bur few old goods Gus
temers ~ill be shown an almost entir- new stock
al the lowest possible cash prices
ap22lm JOHN II. SMOOT.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS W. have
- Isst opened large assortment of FANCY auG
sTAPLE DRY GOODS, embracing 100 pieces
Beautiful Dress Goods for spring and summersuits.
from 2 cents to per yard. 5000 yards Gallo Des
new styles; very cheap Black Silks from s. 30 TO
S3 20, for dresses aud Nrappings 1000 yards of
bleached and unbleached COttoDs. good yard wide
LleaCh cotton l21a. Feather proof TiCki ing
Table Linens Largc stock Of Cassiners and other
BENJAMIN MILLER.
ap lS-lm I0I Bridge street Georpeto1yn
Evening star., 1868-04-23

$l0-S10-S10-Sl0-$l6- SlO-sIO
Coat, Pants and Vest,
A good wearing suit,
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DIED..

FARLEY. In tbis city, on the night of the oil
instant. al II o'clac ok, Z. ". FARLEY in the .4th
of his age.
The funeral will take place from Mckendree
Church. on Mass. avenue, between 9Th and 10th
sts. TO morrow Friday } Path inst at clock
Erie pds of the family are invited 10 attend
Evening star., 1868-04-23
RY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE PROPER


By yirtue of a deed OF trust executed Hv MARY
Geisklng to james Hunter, aud recorded in Liber
X. VI. ID no q; also. subsequent deed Of trust
executed by Mary westfallen. fOsnerly Gesking
AID her husband. Charles Westfalien, aud recorded
in Llber l.. I. L. No. 9, the subscribers will offer
at pu bic sale. Oh the premises on TUESDAY. the
18th day # pril. at the hour of o'clock in the
Afternoon all that piece parcel IF ground stu
ated in Georgetown. District of Columbia. being
part of Lot numbered AZ situated in old George
town fronting Il feet aud inches Bridge street
and running back the same width to the depth of
eighty fye feet six inches. more or less with the
Frame Store. Brick Dwelling and Back Building
t. the same belonging.
Terms One third cash: the residue in and u
months. the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ferTed pay ments with interest. A deed gi Ven aud
deed of rust taken TO secure deferred pa, ments
or all Of the purchase money MAY lie paid on the
day OF Ssie. All conyeyancing and stamps AZ par
chaser cost
RHEfW AN S.CksoS kHGoSSTER' Trustees.
spH THOMAS BOWLING Auct
Evening star., 1868-04-23
Third Ward Registration.

The rudges of registration and clerks again
assembled at o'clock yesterday afternoon, at
the office OF Joseph +. Kelley, corner of / and
eth streets, 70 mpete the registry of voters in
the Third Ward At an early hour a number
of persons of both cClorS assembled on the
ground. a large proportion of whom manifested
much interest IN the work of registrat,On and
eanvasS6d actively for their respective parties
As the evening v aned the excitement seemed TO
'neTease, ana hard words Were exchanged on
the part of opposing challengers INSIDE the Of
Nee ara volunteer partiSans outside the build
ihg. for the credit OF our citIzens, however,
h- eol,Slons nave yet occurred. The police
nave performed their duty we'll, in suppress
ing disorder and Impartially enforcing the
rules which have been adopted To- the proper
execution of the work Of registration.
1he whole number registered Yesterday was
5l1, of whom :E}5 were whites, and i76 were
colored, thus giving a majority OF we&ie regis
tered voters of l5S. Total lumber registered IN
the ward. ?, IS, of whom l.:S}7 are white AMI
72s eOlored-makinga total majority of white
over cOlOred for the last three days of 65g. Last
year the total number registered IN :hs ward =;
the first registration, was i.42I, of which num-
Der s23 Were white and - Were colOTed-white
majority majority Il. Increase Of white ma
IOrlty this year over last 64+
larger number Of persons were rejected
yesterday on account of nOn-residencp. being
under age, &c. than on any previous day, the
greater number OF whom were foreigners who
have failed 10 obtain their naturalization
papers. Among those who Were rejected Were
the following. Thomas DOnnegan. r. H
Moore, Charles MOOseCamp. J. SescIp Ottway
Nolland, Alfred Zimmerman. and Thomas
Grady, unnaturaliZsd: Jas. GRAY. cOlored. uL-
der age. born in I~ig. attempted twice 10 regis
ter; Samuel Carroll. resident of Bates alley.
Robert Carroll. do: sam uel Carter. col. Easr
lndiaman- and only been in this country six
months: Samuel Burr. cOlOr-d. living at Navy
ard; VIM Williams. cOlOred. residing AT Ken
dali Green, outside Corporation: Alexander
Pool, COlOred. resident Of Second Ward
Twelve names Were registered from one house,
known as Mars tavern. on corner of I3L and
T. Streets
To-day the hoard VIII commence registering
the qualified voters of he Fourth Ward at the
City Hall. commencing a, 3 O'Clock and closing
at u. m. To prevent CrOwdIng and unneCe~-
sary delay II has been determined to allow
none in the room besides thr board and the
challengers, and each person on registering
Will BE- required 10 leave the place
Evening star., 1868-04-23
36S Pa. ave. bet.

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burneu's Florimel closely resembles
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and TN this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops Will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours 90
Evening star., 1868-04-23

VI Hieu. OF 1ntli.
AT A. SAKs 4 Co.'S. 517 7th street,
between Penn. avenue and ID street.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

For PROVIDENCE. TAUNTON,
NEW BEpFORD. CAPE COD. and ErSn-A
all points Of railway commu ncation H1csGzA
EssJ and North
i he new and splendid steamers BRISTOL ami
PhON1DkNCkl leave Pier No. ~. North X yer foot
Of anal street. adjoining Debrasses ct Ferry New
York, at y m daily, sundays exec pted connect
ing with steamboat train at Bristol a. [. 81 q m
arriving IN Boston At a m IN time 10 connect
With all the morning trains from that city
The most d.siFa5ie 1ud D. roHrs 20 "a WIsf.
MOHHf01nS.
1rorsiisrS for faa' po5Gf MAKE dirsrr eosssr-
rCB py way OF ProtfdsH0s and Worr, SER or BoS-pg
state rooms and Tickets secured At Office on Pier
in New York
sP 0-5m HO BRIGGS dsnT Manager.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for THE SVAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
Will please leave cheir orders at No. ul2 Eas'
Capitol street. between 4th and 5th.
JOHN COa9Ns, Agent
Evening star., 1868-04-23

A REL ESAH BEGREE ASSOCIATION has re-
Gently been organ ICED in the northern part of
the city The fo lowing were the officers elect.
ed PRECEDENT, Mrs. NJ. Cissell: Vice.Presi-
dent Mrs. A. , homas; Recording Scribe, Mrs.
r.. kaufman; financial Scribe, Mrs. NJ. Down
Treasurer. NJ rs. NJ. Roberts; Dserkeeper, Mrs..
NJ. Warder.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

The GRAND HoP OF the @ Y. NJ. q at Kreis'
teItainment
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CORNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-Dr
White. Surgeon Chiropodist, i2i Penns ylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets; established
ls6l. Corns, Buniens. Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Vascular excrescences. and all diseases
OF the feet relieved, and often entirely cured
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents auC visitors of the Dis
trict certify to the above. Hours from IN.
TO p m
Evening star., 1868-04-23

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply al tn
STAR Once.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

ID BIZ Toll LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA BRISTOL
Evening star., 1868-04-23

REAL ES FATE SALE.-Messrs. Cooper & Lat.
inn r, aug ioneers, yesterday sold square No
3U2, conts ming 1892 square feet, and situated
on Bou' adary street, between Ilth and l2th
streets, 20 John w. Starr, at cents per So quare
loot. .t .. t.#. . IL n / z
Mes .rs Green & Williams, auctioneers, sold
yests rday a frame house and lot fronting on
Mas sachusetts avenue. between 9Th and 7th
sfr' Is east in square No. 565, TO John Skirving,
fo S70O.
Evening star., 1868-04-23

COMPLAINED OP.-Ciiizens living in the
helghborhood OF Sixth street, between NJ and
sueeis, complain very much of the very great
annoyance caused by the rude conduct of a
number OF coiored boys at ending a school in
tnat ylelnity. From II TING O'Clock they as
t .slple IN IRON, OF the sch dollhouse and conduct
themselves in the most Idecent manner snch
as throwing stones az f,easts, fowls, and man,
using proiane and 'obscene language, and
threatening violence upon all who oppose
to the matter.
Evening star., 1868-04-23
ONE TON 0F
WHITE CLOVER MOUNTAIN HnFEY
apl6 At KING PLACE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-sT0CK AND FIXTgREe
i Of Confectionery and Fancy store, including
WIN Be sold bargain, q 19s Psnns. svsnue, near
Nhst. mhl9-0