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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

TIE "BLoArKD BoSDHoLDERs."-TheS Sub
Treasury in Wall street is now engaged in
paying on the July gold interest on the five-
twenty bonds, and the New York Times thinks
the lines of men and women who NAV be seen
dsuy waiting for their interest forms an in.
s1uetive spectacle for the repudisiing Pen
die'onians. They will observe how small a
proportion of the bondholders. after all. look
anyways btoGfe", aud how few OF them drive
after their interest in gorgeous carriages. and
how very few need 8 cart 10 convey their gold
to their homes. They will observe what a
very large number OF them have but one or two
coupons frcm bonds Of small den omination-
say from $50 bonds or 81 ,Ooo bonds, and they
VIII discover how many of them receive from
500 TO &l2o as their half yearly income from
their small investments. They will notice how
plainly attired most of them are, and how
promptly they depart after getting the small
sums due, TO attend to the pressing duties of
hfe. Ii the repudiating Pend IetonIsn should
take the trouble to get acquainted with few of
them, be would PROBABLY find that they hap
pened TO be SNAIL traders, or mechanics or
clerks, or workIngmen, or professional people,
VINO had in vested their scanty savings In the
Government funds at q time when the country
WIS in pr easing need OF their assistance After
such q view OF the bloatad bondholders and
such an idea Of people who hold the greater
part of the national securities the Pendietonian
Democrats would perhaps come to wiser and
honester conclusions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

PYRoTECHSIC PATRIOTIsN.-Tie police to-
day are enforcing with considerable rightly
the law against firing crackers and other fire.
works upon the public streets, and conse-
qoen,ly 20 the relief of sick persons and quiet
people generally, much Of the us uaI crac king.
Missing and sputtering of Independence Day
IL missed on this anniversary. There seems to
be general disposition to institute reform in
tbs particular, and TO substitute some less de-
monstranve bat more agreeable fern of exhib-
Iting patriotic feeling. Boston. a city that al.
ways celebrates the day with great vim. this
year having made extensive arrangements
for the celebration of the Fourth of
July By the usual patfiouc services, and
large variety Of exhibitions calculated to in
s,Tuct persons of all ages and all classes in the
community, forbids all other demonstrations
which may disturb the peace Of the occasion,
or tend 20 the destruction OF life or property.
The laws OF Massachusetts punish with Il fine
nos exceeding ten dollars, any person who has
crackers, sQuibs, &c, in his possession, with
intent TO set fire 10 them, SO that the careless
and inJudicious use Of fireworks can be more
readily prevented there than IL other places
where the crackers must be set fire to or thrown
before che offender car be arrested. In addition
TO thess precautions, the Boston police were in
structeu TO prevent all unreasonable mock pro-
cessions the Moving 7bf horns and other an
noyances, which may disturb the Citizens on
the night preceding sunrise on the fourth day
OF July
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
THE AMNESTY PRoCtANArrox.-Elsewhere


will be found the proclamation by the Presi.
dent OF general amnesty TO the participants in
the resistance, which terminated over three
years ago, TO the federal government in the
South he includes IN this proslamssion all
Inc classes who were excluded in previous
Prociamstions, excepting those under present.
ment or Indictment in the courts. The last
amnesty PROCLAMATION was September Z. 1867,
ana II excluded from its benefits, and from the
benefits of the proclamation of May 20, 1855, the
President, Vice President and all heads of de.
partments Of the confederats government; its
agents in foreign States and countries; officers
in the army above the grade Of brigadier gen.
eral. or in the navy above The rank OF captain:
all who were Governors Of States in the con.
federscy during the war; all persons treating
otherwise there as lawful prisoners of war
persons IN the service of the United States: per.
sons In civil or military custody at the time
they may seek 20 obtain the benefits of the
proclamation, and all persons engaged. directly
or indirectly, in the assassination of the Presi-
dent, or In any plct or conspiracy connected
herewith. All these, which embrace many
Omcers OF high rank, both in the civil and mill
taIy service of the late confederacy, are par
doned by the present proclamation, with the
exception of Jefferson Davis and other persons
sgainst whom indictments have been found
and with the exception of those who have
violated the laws OF war in the treatment of
prisoners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND THE NEW YORK
CONVENTION" DATA writes to the Sun -
Gently addressed a letter to President John son.
asking II he would consent to become a candi.
date for the Presidency before the New York
Convention The President replleo in long
letter yesterday, reviewing some of the acts of
his administration, and indicating very clearly
his views and the intentions which have al
ways actuated his movements in the past. He
alludes to the divisions which have occurred
between Congress and the Executive, and the
embarrassments OF his position. He will i'm .
pose no barrier 70 the desire of the people,
Democratic Convention, in the formation of a
Platform and the choice Of candidates, will be
actuated more for the common good of the
people and country than the supremacy Of the
party .t.f d. 2 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

MAisE-Hon- James u. Blaine, who rs tn.
chairman of the State Republican Committee
OF Maine, leaves Washington on Sunday for
has home In Augusta, TO attend the State con-
veatior which occurs on the sth OF this month.
He Will remaie AZ home for Be veral days To ri We
has personal attention to the thorough organiza.
ton Of the party. Mr.. Blaine's brilliant SER
vices win be missed In Congress. even for a
day, but he is invaluable to the Republican
party Of Maine at this iuncture in organizing
Tor the fall campaign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
BOARDING..

kQR ktNT-Two very pleasant ROOMS with
Bus hpIn adeiightful stu alton In seorgeto IN /.
convenient 70 the street cars, terms ress on abie
immsclcte possession given. Apply No. 50 Gay
sueet. 0eoreetowe. Jy2Ns
Two LARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS on second
floor, with 6rst- class BOARD, in . private
family near the Treasury. Price $40. or single
I, ems for SO, viii comforts Of home. Apply At
Star 0fhce. iypuS
SUMMER BOARD OAN BE OBTAINED BY
- addressing mrs. n. WALTON, nth River
Annapolis. Pleas sntly situated on south River,
ga maee from Ann Apolis; oomf art shie rocus 6sh
ips good: oysters and abs plenty; end sccessabe
y IMlroad to Annapolis, or by steamboat from
ZINE, LARGK AND AIRY SINGLE AND
DOUBLE R00MS, with best Of oARp, at
No 4sI stu street, fronting judiciary square.
Tshie Bosrders accommodated. References re-
CURED lelslmr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

THE TARIFy.-Mr. Moorhead gave notice
yesterday that he would on Monday move to
70 INTO Committee OF the Whole on the Tariff
ball, and IL is understood that the vote upon
gong into committee will BE- a test OF the Sc nse
of the House relative TO the consideration of
the bill this session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

The MISSISSIPPI ELECTION FRAuDs-The
committee appointed by the late Convention
have for several days been engaged in eliciting
testimony from negroes 70 prove fraudulent
dealings IN the election. The COMMITTEES of 1--WE.
under the ordinance of the Con yentiou, have
appointed three commissioners in each county
TO supervise the election, to be paid six dollars
per diem each The accounts are being pre-
sented, out Gen. Mcdowell orders the State
Auditor 10 allow no such accounts, as the re.
construction fund will pay election expenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
OTIOE oF BEMOvAL.


leased the property on PennsyivaniA avenue, Be
and nave ~h the sns IL
build q very handsome and commodious house ia
store, which. - soon as com pisted, We in,eS id to
occupy, and In order to prepare for renewal, we
nom this date commsnce
CLOSING OUT OUR STOCK AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
Those who are familiar with the class OF goods
ssd M 3. Il
offer, aud will no doubt svsil Themselves Of it.
ing v. Cheap =. srs
% offer the public some unusually 6ns bargains
very e as
10 the next few weeks, viz:
' isS and Is cents Der yard. pfe'' s00a'' a.
40 piscss Of Sprins and sunmss Dress Goods, at
10, piece: 81 sIrns ~! pr Ores. Goods.
10 .isS. s'o 81 1rs sse Hsr yard sns
Is pieces Of PrinisS Linen Lawns, good quality, at
50 pieces q PTinfsd Linen lawns. superior quail.
.. :; i.y, e g ossts. reduced from = cents.
% sfShs ssd. IN and s:
100 piece. q Goisred Sash and Bonnet Ribbons, At
200 pieces Of Flsid n a:lin, from Is cents upv.ra.
70 pieces q Oolored Piaue, at IS cents reduced
Is sisess W white Pique, from rs cents to 81.
with many other desirable goods, which We wish
to close before moving. Fl
DUB STOCK OF BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS
is very largo, and the prices we are Offering them
nj should be . great inducemsnt to purchasers.
OUR STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS
10 very large, and comprises goods of the best
make, and are ct the very lowest prices.
We would also call attention to our
ELIGANT STOCK OF LLAMA LACE POINTS
which win be found the handsomest and cheapest
in this market U t..-I = 80
One price only. LaE.
W. n. SINISTER REQ,
je d3t&eoH No 80 Market SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

At the Sixteenth District (Ohio) Republican
Convention, held at CambrIdge, Thursday,
Hon. John. A. Bingham was nominated for
Congress. and Hon. Isaac Welsh was nominat-
ed for elector. Mr.. Bingham made an clog uen;
and powerful speech t-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

The OieTks in the departments will not for
get 20 BE- grateful TO Mr.. Stevens for his effort
TO =, an anendmratsts The deficiency bill Sc
curing them additional compensation. 1t is 10
be regretted that the temper with which the
proposition was received by the House indi-
Gates that this Just and proper measure is not
likely TO meet with any consideration during
the present session of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
NO8 0Hl,1 AND RENT.

=. as p, k0 soSs s I :sS
roc9Sd oellsrs: ksspe thru net q ont lot afr
~ ranHn8 81 p sset to sten 100, .sys e;
tse. s. = e , e.ssa .HS s9 .is Is
s1an rsseatis d rear. sisus,sd nor, hes.t cor
~ Sis ::r .sSi; CO &c ). Prem
re jy73
II, oIsi Lo rSu
fvs.Ax ave Dsaatif,i D.iidi.s LOTS tossy two
reetty On the ero6s, pavsnDept laid and Pei for.
{nC "a down; balance 90 monthly. Pa yties
essr' ans TO build hsss No money :. s.y for three
year" sr.seu. n sTTA I1s,s, MA MT raI
H@-n Ichroa. and Fifteents street
Rur HONE And sr0P REsr.
We oter fOs sale DWELLING HOUSE, new.
- UsSs OeAeea iaososeaaeues 49,. -
Ihree near 10th street, aseo
Seven near ltth street 81 so
One near CITY He'll, go. go.
One on 9Th ssI Get, SIS oB.
One on n street, between fsth ans lssh SH IN
eevep from 81 10 60 o. so
CHEAP Lots. % sasy tsrms.ts al pasts OF the
@. srORRs d CO., Real Estate Brokers.
F6-r Corner 18th aad streets.
E0k RENT-One three story BACK HOUSE,
y on the corner Of street and Eev Jersey ave-
with water and gas. House without store SO
month Store sS. For terms .spiy s1
my4a Corner Of seh and Z sss. north
Tor sALE-Tvo or three fRAoTs OF LAND,
Z from % to 100 srrce, near Coiesstile, Mont
1nmery county. Md INQUIRE at the Canal Once
No 36 81 street. " sshinetou- my n-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

Hon. Portus Baxter, late NJ. G.. from Yer
mort, who died recently IN Washing ton, had
su insurance OF $1,000 on his life, which has
lusi been paid TO his widow. f.rr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

y sylvania avenue, oppo.i te Metropo a
Hotel For summer Season, IGrntlemenl
IUkrpA ana THURSDAY EVENINGS, "a
ffs m 70 ~ O'Clock. Those entering now
can receive o full quarter. Regular class b~gins
the First Tuesday IN September. PGtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
ADJUSTMENTS
GoRGKors H1PPopRAMIc rAeGAy1.

rHE GREAT kuIcPFAs crpcrs IN :,
eagsrste superb Areune Display In the Nas,sssi
oaeitai. g htuag sesrsDcs D. their a. = = ~
ssssins o. 81 s6sp 3; S "a -:
~ .Ss i,s,,ns ~ s'ias daily Aiasss al
The egtre Tr0ups yin form . briIIssat proc,.
The cortese vtii conSSfss KnisSi. Errsst m ~
diSvsl amor, richly dressed lsdiss an elsr..,
ehsriots OF mounted on hsrh~d ste~ds, i.tns -.
tsres. tiiostrat.sg the Triumph of Lfhsrty es g.
the Sfobe. rhaks pesre . veird eres,sop q On.
Nab fsiry lac pDsiss from shetls nd: anS csl-s
nsiins N The stursnaous and ave ms Firfoe sp-S
tseie OF legal ltoN. upfetter-e. free "a
sstfnteesse 80 the teet Ct Besaty. ncfse the n
ton, The Cerps 81 performers en- brsces e,~ hus
dIee suirsrt Artist lac, aiding the mosf skslssl
EQtEsTk1ANt consuunpn ate 0yMSAsTs An
k0BATc eft THAptyfSTs
fhs uesseerse>a ktOe TAMBR. mr PIReCu
WI enter TIE den q Liots, Who VIII, az his IA
oins ge!torm vol drous fsSis. ana iced On az.
Tie ste OF the Exhy, rior vii ~ q ,h- .,-rsr
81 h:uisisns avenue and Tersh street, near e.
TIE FIRST GRAND erRRRr PAGEANT
I'll take piece 90 MONDAY. July s.e, lea.lnE
the plsce OF exhibition st ga N aud viii psss
ap Penna ave 60 18th e 18th O. Penna s,snss
sone Peuua ave 90 Efh. down lfth % ". ai.ur
' ~ 18th; siene ISL to Penss ave .io-s Pa .r
70 ast; Us, 20 Il along ! ~ I2th. along Isth - 4
s.ng 60 sth; slong nh 60 NrnnA ave Pm Az.
70 ins ooSn IN 90 plsce ef exhi biticn
ri hiTTo sTRrh r9R fSk LIVE ZION LOOSE IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u UNITED STA TRS ATENT 0FFICE

On the petition Of HUFFMAN e HxkRis, q
Po1itney, Vermont, praying Tor the extension Of :
patent granted to him the 1&eh d ~ Of April, lx6
for an improvement in Manufacture Of Slate Pen.
chs. for even years from the expiration OF said
II e ordered that Che said petition be heard n
the Patent Once on MONDAY. the 1M DAY Of
Noys%Esr rsxt. ct u o'clsok H.; and an persons
have. Why said petition ought not 70 BE- granted.
.,PersSrs SIPoeinE the extension are required TO
day Of hearing; all tsetimony aisd b. either party
rsnsntttsd IA accordance with the rules Of the Of
ees, vn issa vii g Furnished on Rplcasioa.
umony NUT % nled n the once ssessty days before
the Day OF heering; the argunenSs, II any, within
0rtssca s!:o ~ this eO,,es s. pshltshsa in the
HsRScncsn a1a y the Inteligencsr, Washington,
vsek ier three succee:ve weeks; the 6rst Of said
ce a g e . 1t l'ast 1Tsysss 3
jsDvsw Acfinx 0ommissionsr q Yatsnis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

The Republicans OF the First District OF
Michigan. which includes Detroit, yesterday
renominated T. q. Beaman for Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

LADIEs CAN HAVE fHED HoOPsKIRre
ALTkRED AND REPAIRED ct CHS. BAUMr
HOOPeKIRT, CORSET and SHOULD'VE BRACE
AAHUFACTORY, - Louisiaaa avenue, between
6th and It'll strests, nh M
(rONfIDEAfIAL.-Yeu nea VIC have IN
" lurco themselves By certain secret habtto
yhdeA mt then for cssinses, lls0sars, o. ths
duties Of married life; also, nidlls- aesd and oN
e.sses feel debility in sdysnce Of their yesrS,
before piecing Themselves under the tree tment Of
Marrted ladtes Win learn something o. tmportanos
by 1eraanG Tho eseret Eten1b sent 70 eay
e s, ASS6rses On. oHARLHS 4. sTUARf 9 90.
noston. IL. ja3-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

DEATHS OF MAEYLANpIRs.-Ex-i Governor
Wilhan Grason died ON Thursday last at his
residence in Queen Anne's county, Maryland
Governor Grsson vas Of the ripe age of ei ghty-
one years 81 the tune of his decease. He was an
upright and honest gentleman; was at one time
q W big Of the old school, but for quite q mum
Der Of wears past had ceased 70 take IN active
ia;erest in politics. y That successful merchant
ana esumablo geot1eman. James u. MagrAw
Esq, died yesterday, In the sixty Sosrth year
OF BIS sge. Mr.. Nagaw redred Rom business
befors ne war. and t6ok, up his residsnce q
Latheryille, At which plae ks died yesterday.
Al the time Of his deatA Mr.. MaEraw was
Chief Justice of ihe 0yphars' Court of R1lti.
more County. Mr.. Bayiy Keys, formerly OF
IN. vell-knGua lrm q fsyief 4 Keys, died a,
IN residence in Baltimore yesterday &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

- Cspitai punishment has been abolished
in the Kin gdom Of Saxony. :.
- Chinese hats are the latest fashionable
novelty. s..4,s........r "a
Csncinnati, who rs proved 10 have married
eight wtvee. 81 $50 tis iJf tI =
~ Sixteen thousand New YoFkers went
over 10 Hoooken for lager last Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

U8 slS SEVENTH STREET, Il, ,.r.
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AID SHOE House,
here the pabuc may hnd, always, what the1
want" and That OF the best qualify.
go. SEVENTH STRICT,
Two doors south of K and Northern Markst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
TOFFICE or NATIONAL FRKRpMuN
w SAVINGS AND TRUST CQMPANY.

CORNER 1srH srRxzf ASp Pa. AVE-. !
NOTICE.-All moneys left on deposit at this
Book. tcey0eY iSeh Uepeot oUa pUuDaylvu0ta ave i
between now and the list day OF yuly. will bed
20 draw iptersst from DATE or DEPOSIT, II
left In bank six months.
Let al those Who have money by them drawins
no interest, however small the sum, Jnt IL ct once
sums Of $50 or over ffIeft on deposit thirty days
or more, vii draw interest at the rate Of foar per
The actual cash de posts Of this Bank on the sist
day Of May were oSE ,4N.W. u - ~
re. p. Z. RATION, Aetuary.
". ALyoRp, President
n: D: CooWK, Chairman Finance Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
LOST AND FOUND.

J'AKRN UP AsTRAY-0n Mr.. Oyie,s premi-
n see. on Gales farm, ON the "a inst, two PIGS.
The owner will please come forward, rcove pro-
perry pay charges, and take them away
y 4-uf MIR OXIEY
OsI,On Monday, June ,9th, 1913, from the
low CANAkY BIRD, about one wear old. The
finder will hs suitably rewarded by leaving il at
the above address. y4-N
I OST.--A small apount OF MONEY some = here
and street. The loser is very poor, aud win be
d.egiy grateful If the party Gndins u will leave 1t
81 to1s ONCE. or give such Information will
cure its recovery. IT.
NOT1CE.-Left on Potomac Ferry wharf Wed.
\ nesday morning, by colOred man, a red and
white cow, with twin CALVES The owner will
come forward, Pay charges, and take her away.
OsT-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, marked
IL With the letter Q, In black enamel. S5rewnrd
will BE given FOR it's returaAt Hsaduuarters, De.
psrfMent OF Washington, street, between Hth
and 18th. jy2A'
I OST-S1O REWARD.-Lost Yesterday alter
II noon. POCKET DIARY, containing about
$40 and several pap RS valuable to the owner only.
TIE above reward will be paid upon its return to
e. p. PALMER Internal Revenue Office Ger
ner Of 10Th and streets jy2a'
r OST-A small black and tan TERRIER DOG.
IL one Of bis ears cut shorter than the other AMI
answers to the name of ANDY was last seen at
the Clockmakers. corner OF and 9Th street, Who.
ever will return said dog 81 We information where
he may be found, to Mrs GIBBS, % ? Pennsyivs,
MIA avenue, will be rewarded for their trouble and
receive the thanks Of the owaer. jy2-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
n sukG Y B AND PHYSICIAN.

" SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN
zoo fknNsYLvANIA AVENUE, above l1h street
has devoted many years 20 the treatment of female
complaints; and has met with the ereatest uoce.s
In this city and Rev York.
LADIke desiring especial trestme ns will dpd
MIN very skillful And confidential.
IRREGULARITIES, from whatever cause,
ROOMS PRIvAfl. Patients zee no on. bu. the
Doctor, n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

HS OOO WORTH OF SECONDHAND
YS,VVV fURNfTUR1 WANTEO Parties
declining housekeeping, or having Furniture of
any description 70 dispose Of, will d nd il their
sdvsntase to cAn Upon or address note by post to
MARX EZEKlELS, No. 500 Ninth street, be-
tween PebnsyivAhia svenue and d street, Who
guarantees 10 pay The very hghsst cash prices for
4ARk EZ1k fELS. Apetioneer and Dealer In
Secondhand Furniture, No. 500 9th ct. my q II
wAErIO no BUY-Bf .. 8. JU6TR, Ladies
lk&s UAnRnOLOTHlNQ. BEDDING, BOOTS.
and SHOES, 20: &C., q Sel fth street; between
much they have been worn, jaely
WANfED-NEW AND CAST-OFF CLOTH
ING: Watches, Diamonds 9sns, Rey slysrs
of h. FULTON q co., Pawnbrokers, aii Ninth
street, near Pennsslvanis avenue. 10 8-lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
PERSONAL.

NAkHOOD.-rhirty- eighth edition Of thi. new
AZ w Meoicsl pamphlet revised and lqst published
Dy The arthor, Doctor Curtis This valu able
WORN tres on the cause and of premaf re de-
cnne ana secret abuses OF youth snd m snhoOd. IL
gives Gle Ar ey nopis Of the impsdimeute TO mar
rtsge and the remedies therefor. Eaclese six
s.amps 70 the author, Box s77 Post Office, w2sh-
ins'on, y. y. Je 20 In
nR L. De ?. CURTIS, NJ D. r r O = &c >.
u &C mas made . speciality of aud devote5
man, years OF his extensive practice to the treat
nent and speedy cure of all Secret Diseases and
nose arising from seminal, Nervous aud Physical
deputy caused by over-iud genee, abuses Of the
Atnrd functions, sedentsry habits. &C, produc-
i've In so many instances OF pr-mstare decay
heei9s nee lSS street, between 18th and slst sts .
and 10 o. m - 5..I,o-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS &e

PFC MIC: pc; Nc Pc HTc'T
THE flksT SRAhh rI1,slo 90 rHE
fkANKIrN AsSDCIArfDN ~
VII % fiven AZ the MAoBIHGTsN CITY u
eAkpANs. hes fork avenue between ist end a
srre,is on MONDAY, July 9TH. Tick is so cts .
MlTTkB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
SCIENCE HAS TKTUMPaEp-

Gen'lemen may now be cured by mechasicaI az
-. saihout pain injury OF incos veuience, Of
tlon q the organs caused by over Indulgence or
tain secret habits and the habit itself prevent
Bhysieians InfsilibIe in effect late inv ntion
Pstent spilled for. Forwarded By mail, with fun
address $. T.FREDBRIoK, :
SPECIAL NOTICE-OooI and we'll furni,hes
Rooms, single OF in suits, with or without
boAkp, can be had at reduced prices at She north
tier in the city. IL rs 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04
CALIFORNIA WINES.

II you have an invalid wife or daughter, step into
CHARLES F. PERRIE CO.'S,
Corner of Ninth and streets, and get bottle Of
PERKINS. STERN 4 CO.'S
CALIFORNIA WINES,
You cannot send more acceptable presept to I'll .
odd folks at home,n than . few bottles OF the r
nice Port Wine" or "Grspe Brandy "
LoyeU Of aHock Wines" will hud q bottle of
Cailiornia Mnite Wines An acceptable accomps-
GLERGYMEN desiring pure asd ssree able
NIns TOT Communion purposes viii fad ali hey
.. CALIFORNIA WINES.
Henry Erni, late chief chemist in the Depart.
mfnt Of Asricvlture, has juss made critical an.
e t1 5Ss, wnS; e % special
them-and reports them
PURE WINES, .
and suitable for family and medical use
This anAiy sis, In conjunction with that OF the
Surgeon GENERAL Of the United statAs, together
with he nunsrous other evidences Of their purity
presented durinG the PAST eight years, has con
vinced ps that these are
THE BEST WINES
new before the public.
Tor sale in any desired quantities By
{. n. PERRIE Il CO..
je 30 cost Grocers, corner Ninth and i streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-04

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