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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

How TO Cook AAMs.-A lady correspop-
dent OF the Germantown Telegraph, gives her
experience rs follows. She says:-sI have
learned much in the half dozen years since I
have assumed the responsibility OF being NV
own housekeeper. AS 10 the best mode of boil.
ins ham. i Knew very well, thar Al was
spelling good ham ever 20 fry n when II can
be broIied. But found there were wavs Of
boiling whole ham. so 40 to ruin IL; and this
Is the way now now boil it:-If il be q NARY
land or virginia ham, or any one rather old
plenty Of water, then put into a suitable cocS
ing pot OF cold water, which should be rs.,ed
TO gentle boil, or rather simmer, ar.d thig
snonId oe conun aed for fifteen min o.es for
every pound weight OF the ham. en- esSe
ou., remove the skin, and dust over Il plenti.
iuily OF bread crumbs, and set "a the oven 10,
oake from fifteen TO thirty rlinutes. A ham
cooneo IN TINS way shou d be very tender
nally good. l know xerv we'll thst II ooec<
tried il will be alv -. ,,iax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter anc
IN wrappers ready for the mails, contains q
ful and interesting account OF the great Odd
Fellows celebration in Philadelphia fuIl par
neulars OF the Sprague-Abbott affair; he & On
eregational Church difficulty; the EIght-hour
LAW; good story for wives. entitled "A BAD
Case of Buttons. and the Cure Changes in toe
Departments; Railroad Matters; Cuban Affairs:
Society News; Political News: Washington
News andtIossIp; the Courts; theWorklnc Peo.
pie; Useful Items OF Domestic Econ o-ny; Hu-
morous Sketches with Departmental, aud
Local News; Agricultural aud House Keeping
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis
patches from all parts of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

SAD SToRG.-An incident OF the sa side
OF life occurred In connection with the small.
pox hospital a week or two ago. A Young
lady OF German parentage was taken there TO
remain under treatment for the smallpox Just
At the time she was 10 have been married to an
estimable yourg man connected with one OF
our most nourishing business houses. Day
after day he came 70 the hc.;;,,..:. ~ hear from
his affianced hr.ie. The time for the wedding
passed BY, and news came to him that she was
worse and must die. With the Characteristic
devotion Of q woman, she cent him word not
to visit her or to be present at her funeral. She
also made the request that she should be bu.
ried in her bridal dress. So, about the midd. a
OF last week, In the white vestmeno in
In which she was TO have been arrayed az the
marriage altar, she became the bride OF death.
-CinciRa0ft GdSett,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

Il NEW INSTRUMENT OF DEATB.-Sayeral
cases have recently occurred at New York and
brooklyn where windows have been pierced
ana persons shot by bullets without the usual
noise incident 10 the discharge of a gun or MIS-
tol. a correspondent OF one OF the New York
papers states that these bullets are not shot
IRON air-guDs, as has been expected. bur that
here Is new kind of gua now sold thar some.
what resembles the old cross-gun, except that
instead OF the arrow or bullet being propelled
by the elasticity OF a bow, II is in this tse ac-
complished by the equally forcibie elasticity
OF an india rubber strap. A bullet placed IN
this gun, ana the strap being forcibly drawn
den relaxation gives n force 10 the bullet but
little inferior TO the expansion OF The suddenly
released gases of gunpowder: and this can be
oore without any greater noiss than is created
ted by the bow-gun as its bow is released IN
these statements are true, these weapons will
prove very dangerous IN the hands of assas.
SINS, as the absence OF any report at the time OF
shooting will greatly facilitate the escape OF
the person using them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
~Ex-9ov. Henry A. Wise IL bstssr.

~Ex-9ov. Henry A. wise 10 better.
lice.
0Cotton strikes are now Of daily occur.
renee In all the man ufscturing centres OF Eng.
0ln Bosque coanty, Texas. n hounsv of
sIoVo y onered Tor Indian scalps.
-. LIE ais crust II the earth is supposed 70 b
cs... grand ,rean is being built in the Boston
I'm Delswr re. :.
U,; Lr igrants to White Pine crowd the
'nlon Pacific cars.
49,. 6risse, the gasfronomer, ts himself dys-
&C. What - science good for
N white inoia muslin over nghf-colored
ks Will be fashionable this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
THE NATIONAL SUNDAYS SCHOOL Gov.
NENTunS

NEwARK. n. J.. April a.-rhs Nsaousi
sunday school Convention occupied tnis
morning an bearing reports from its VARIOUS
com y ltiaes.
resolution was adopted warmly endorsing
the report OF the New York State cornuit,ee
IN iayor OF training school or college, and a
stsuding cOrmIttee on the SUBJECT vas an
pointed TO develop plan. Rev. J. T Durysa
was named as chairman.
Indianapolis was agreed upon IS tue place
hence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was extremely
easy yesterday, and the supply Of capital Of
iering on call was largely in excess OF the
wants Of the brokers. The early transactions
were al per cent, but afterwards per cent
became the general rate and large balance.
We're carried over, which could not be loanad.
4 ne discount market is easier, and the banks
ar now quite liberal with their Customers
on the street prime bankers notes are more
current, and pass at : 20 10 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
Bai,imsr. NarEe,., re.a.v,

BALTIMORE, April ja.-Ootton steady and
GuIet, .nominally %. EIJua quiet aud IN
changed. WHEAT dull. prime valley red o. rs.
Corn nrm: white, -ussi; yellow, sea-i. Cats
dull al = for heavy, and 7'a7l for light. Sales
OF Western Rye AT eI.i5. Pork quiet NJ s3I75a3l
Bacon quiet; RIB sides, I6a; clear de-, n X;
shoulders. ~ hams, atasi Lard frn az 10 -
bisky quiet but firm II q2a93.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

Next thing 20 the Southern editors pug q,
an undertaken who sent him a coffin is Dsna, :
kindly mention of the officer who arrested him
he other evening. He says: .sWe cordially
reccmms nd Mr.. Bancker 10 all persons who
wish TO be arrested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

THE DEBATE IN TIE VIRGINIA CoNsRRvA-
TIVE KCOSyENTIoN.-Thes spirit OF the debate IN
this convention yesterday on the part OF those
VINO favored the minority report, urging the
people 10 vote down the constitution, was, tha-
while negro suffrage might be forced On the
people by the United States Goyarnnent,
tirginIans should not themselves assist ia the
degradation. Those who favored the majority
report urged that that sort OF argument was a
thing OF The past. Negro suffrage was an ac :
complished .act; and the white people OF the
State. instead OF sullenly resisting the General
GoNernmenf, which is their Government
should carry out recon stru ction in good tai tn
accepting what the Government gives them.
Gno making the best OF IL. Ii was urged that
re election OF Gilbert q. Walker, 3 Northern
Republican and supporter OF the Administra-
non. 10 he Governor, would givetee people of
tie North confidence in their professions, and
induce immigration 10 the State. The m norIty
report was advocated by eX-GovenoT VIM.
Snith, and the maiorIty report by John Il.
Bald win and John r. Edmunds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

From French 4 Richardson, the Washington
agents for the Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany's reprints, we have BldcE.coos's H1qa-tn.
for April. "Msga" has an article upon The
Outgoing and Incoming President" in which
the tory magazine turns tail upon its late Ia
vorite. Andrew johnson. and is decidedIy
complimentary to General Grant. His Pres.
dent Grant's) inaugural Bldck,rooi terms one OF
the best, if not the very best, eve- delivered by
the American Executive, and sees only one
thing censurable about il, aud that the sun
worthy threa:" about the Alabama question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

PnosPEcTs 1oR AN IHDIAH WAR rHrs srx
AkR.-dreat numbers Of lodges OF En- SUI
pohoe and Cheyenne Indians arr on Ss ara
20 tner restrvahons north Of the Red Ea,s ~
toe Arkansas, In compliance with tns;r ,s.. n oI
Sisns an me me-, Iovernment; Other bodies of In.
eminent, are committing depreds t,ons on ~.
oo.aeIs Is OF Indian Territory and mnrSsrins
ses.ieis: su warfare is expected IN the Westere
Tsx.. =. y, a, nansas and the Northern counues Of
norres iattened on the growing grasa '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
>UIcIDEoF AN ALLEGED ABORTION.

NEW YORK, April - DR.. BlauE. one OF .hs
pnAsl'lats charged with causing the death OF
"a" gITl CSrlock. y a. found IN MS call. IN the
hudson county (N-w Jersey lsil, this mora
lhE' VIII his fa-sar cut Four WOUNDS
Ntle also discovered on his wrist. aud a long
"a across his stomach. The wounds were
all mad, wIth a razor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
THE SPANISH CoN.rITUr,oN.

MADRID, April D. In the Cores yesterday,
Senor Cu~stas proposed an amendment 20 the
new constitution. now under consideration, es-
tahlishIng the Catholic as the only religion OF
the country After some debate, the amend
meEt was Re iectsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
PEFpHFNEn

LnU.svrILR, Apru a.-The sheriff to.-
rec Iven from Govern OF Stevenson a ranri
Il The negro Conlev for thirty days Tue o..
1u'lon was 70 have q AZ place To-day g.
vii o. nGnC al he expiration oi me r.pr,,
without clemeucy. The interference a.
L. =. courts in this case excItes much sur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
Wall Street Te.day

NEW YORK. April 3a-S.ocks very strong
ana active. Money steady at per cent Ster-
ing Exchange. %. Gold, 81 Z. 5-sO's. Is59,
coupons, y l0iJ's coupon, -. NOrlE Caro-
lima 5, 81 asked; do. new, 81 4. Nnginia's, ex-
coupons. 5s; do. new. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
DGEMENT IN TOBACCO rR 4
sA>E

ClNcINNATI April SIN the q. ; Cou
toyiuCton, yesterday, before Judge BAIlar.
judgment u S7,ool was rendered in favor a..
The nItsd states, against Jas Gedge and hrs
sureues Tor reforming manufactured tobacco D
a less than ats value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

GES. X. LEE, now on visit 20 Balrim ore,
will pass through this city on his return Il
Virginia, and probably call AT The Executive
Mansion 70 pay has respects 70 the President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

SENATOR SHERMAN left with his family last
evening, ria the Pennsylvania route, for his
home at Man sfeld. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

SECRETARY boutwell, has returEed 10 the
city from his recent visi; to Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

LIEUT. GEN. W. T. SHERMAN returned here
last evening from Richmond, and was nj his
office to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

4. T.. MIN. Esq, the late Chief Clerk Of the
Indian Bureau. retres from the office this eve
ming. and MIR. W. h. Waugh, who mas been as
signed TO duty as his successor, wIll take
charge Of the Office Tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

SA suit is set down for s.,Iv v,-,.,t
nessee court TO test the riehr ar a m..,s,ra,.
SoienniAng marriage to kiss the bride.
wedding cards now have the name OF tn.
orioe ana groom, groomsmen, bridesmaids.
and oshers all on one card.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvKNUR-The receipts to-day
from this source were $3.50 lss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

NATIONAL THEArRR.-To-night Mr.. George
kunkel the popular deIIneator OF negro char
acters, has a benefit, on which occasion Bouci-
eaults interesting play of the 'sOctoroon''
VIII be performed. Miss Addie kunkel is in
the cast. on Monday evening Marini's Nav
FESTIVAL will take place al the National ana
on Tuesday night Bryant's Mmstrels COM
menoe a short engagement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

r R.Ar FerArr SALE o u.
odd at private al. ; S.% % ~ nsase, ~
ss:. OF me raj estate Of the iate ZsdoE
"a - y,rs Situated on Charles Branch, for
snd wr - was purchased by Messrs. Enoch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
STEAMER aSuORr

NEw YORK. April SO.-The steamer Bremen,
RON Bremrn, wen. ashore on the east end q,
* mrr Sboai last night, but SIX tugs got her
OF this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

Hon. l.. :. PAIKBR, Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs LETT here last evening for New York,
10 purchase supplies tor the Indians and VIII
not return tor a week or ten days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

THE PREMIUM from the sale OF gold in New
York yesterday VIII add about one-third Of a
million OF dollars 10 the amount Of cGrren "
now on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
New York Grain NarIe, r..d.x

NEw YORK, April 30-Flour 5aI0c better
on low grades. Spring Wheat la2c. better.
Corn ia2c. better.
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y 10 COFFEE, 2 2sc; ROASTED do, % d IS
II At FOkMAN'6
227 229 SEVENTH vt rect,
Between M and n,
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nLD GOyERNMENT JAVA COFFEE, 81 cts.
" ROASTED do, IS cts, at rORMAN'S,
225 d 129 SEVENTH street.
Between n and N.
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NlW YoRK-RIRsr anARn
Iyy Ban.srs' ana srOksr., re,esrapo Liue.I }

tBy Bankers ana broKere' TeieGrapn Line
Branch Ohice in Lewis johnson L. Co BANG
Jas. NJ. Gassagay, operator.
NEW YORK, April 2>.-Eirst Board-U y Ga,
lsSl, coupon. llsg; ) so's isss coupons IsI /.
l5t4, coupons, II7 :; lS6a coupons, IIe =; 1855,
coupon, new, lI6S; e.20s, ls67, coupon. ll6 a
lO.tGs, coupons, lOS Pacific Mail 9l5.; OHIO
Mis-. Certificates, 332; Mariposa- ls. AtIan-
uS Mail, none; Canton, 81; Cumberland, %;
western Union Telegraph. i3h; Quicksilver
e0s; Boston Water Power, Is; New York
Central, E5A; Hudson. none; READING, ~ X:
Michigan Central, l2s; Michigan Southern.
l3s; Illinois Central, li3k; Cleveland ana
Pittsbure. S27 Northwest = Y: do preferred.
%; Cleveland 4 Toledo, none. RocE Island.
Ijs Fer Wayne. l3-; Alton & Terra aaute,
S9a Toledo 4 Wabasa, - =; Adams Exp.
none Wells. Fargo 90. Express 35l: United
states Express. % American Express. ak;
Mer ,hanis' Union, Is 4; Chicago Alton, i6t !; ;
do. preferred. iol. Market dull. Gold, lSi 1 a
IL -.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON, April b, y. m.-Consols, a3s :.
Bonds, SU.; Illinois, - Z: Erle II.
FRANKFORT, y. m.-Bonds, e ,aS7g
LIVERPOOL 1 u. m.-Cotton market opens
hrmer. Sales of ~ O00 bales reported. Md
ding Uplands. liz; NJ ddling Orleans, rag.
The Brokers' Circular gives weekly sales at
53tNJ bales, OF which 5000 were for export. and
i.Os Tor speculation. Total stock IA port
35I,on bales. of which 10000 are from the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

lvI FORMAN'e,
227 4 229 BIVENTH street,
Between N and N.
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Fiuoncia, Matter. Am Ra,,,..

BALTIMORE, April 3O-Virginia SKIES, old,
inscribed, 5nf bid; dc. 1866, 81 bid; do. I-67,
5. bid. NorthCsrolina sixes, ex-coupon, "a
bid. IS asked,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

THuRLow WEED has purchased tarm six
miles south of ofCanandaisua, on the west bank
of the lake, and proposes to shortly take mp
his residence there, to spend. PROBABLY, the re-
mainder of his days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

MIR. EDITOR:-In your issue of April Doth,
you say in your editorial capacity-in reference
to the construction put upon the eight-hour
law by Attorney General Hoar:-lt ais the
correct one and possibly the only strictly legal
one that could be given, but there can hardly
be doubt that the intention Of Congress was to
allow full days wages for what II fixed as q
full days work" Now, MIR. Editor, Congress
virtually did do what you give them credit tor
only tntsnding TO do. II you will take the fol-
lowing simple view Of 1t j think you will
change your opinion: II You employ man to
do days work You also engage to pay him q
days wages, and to make the matter more EN- :.
phatic, Congress has set The number Of hours
that shall constitute that day 5 work, and there
Is no other legal days work in this country,
other than that Of eight-hours, fixed by law of
Congress, June a5, 1SfS. which not only fixes
the hours Of labor, but emphatically says: ..Aii
acts and parts Of acts conflicting with this act
are hereby repealed Now it is plain 10 all
men that the previous acts on this subject do
conflict or why all this controversy.
MECHANIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

THE MONITOR SAUGUs will not be ready TO
leave till next Monday or Tuesday, when she
sails for Norfolk to go on the dry dock ana
from thence will proceed to join the fleet in the
Omit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30

TEE WHITE HoUsR-The regular meeting
OF the Cabinet was held to-day, all the men,
bers present except Postmaster General Cres-
well, who was represented by his First Assist.
ant, Mr.. Earle.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, April 80, 1868.
OFFICIAL.

ITO obtain any of these letters, the appli-
can't must call for advertised Letters, giving
the date Of the list.
~If not called for within one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-30
WASHINGTON. April y. 1869

EDITOR EVENING STAR-Dear Sir We de.
sire, through the columns Of your widely cir
culaTed paper, to direct the attention of this
community and the municipal authorities to
the fact that 1t Is almost an impossiblity to
pass the southeast corner Of I1th and streets
without being insulted by the negroes who
congregate there, il seems, to annoy peace
able and well-disposed pedestrians. Thurs
day evening, VIE were there assailed with dis
graceful language and opprobious epithes,
without giving the least provosation. We
complained 10 policeman, and had the sat-
isfaction % of being informed that he was
powerless 10 act in the premises unless we
couid produce warrant giving names. ETC.,
and remarked that ..there is q - bad set
In that locality" As we understand the law,
beng thus stated by the officer, il is i'm pos
slble for rs TO obtain redress unless Eaoto
he names OF The parties, Notwithstanding we
can recognise some of them on Ihs streets
II such rs the case, we think it ad vsab!e 10
abolish TIE police system and in lieu thereof,
allow injured parties 10 take the law i'm their
own hands. II the law in our statute book in
regard TO todGng on cornsrs has not been re.
pealed we would be under obligations If IL was
striDgentlv enforced in that section of the CITY
as We feel that urlives are endangered wnen.
ever we are in the neighborhOod of those
scoundrels, which is often, in cOnseq uence of
business calling US to that vicinity Two or three
times a week.
Respectfully. THR ABUSED.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE PAIN KILLER.

The PAIN MILLER.
20 Justly celebrated WAS int roducei to the public
sopul.riss aneauallsd ss any % Other @ nsdcias % sor
rhenp s.i.m. coz CHS ana co ds, scaids burns. etc
ltis without an equal. Sold by all the principal
drugsists-Daily PIdisd.dlsy, CIersidHd, OatO
We clip the following from the Railway IN. J.)
Tunes:
We commend to the attention Of our readers the
following note from one of our citizens:
About q year ago L WAS Attacs ed with Hemor-
rhage of the Lungs, and have been coughing al
nos, incesssn ly ,ince-tilI l csmmencsd the 1se
of 4LeH'S LEas BaiSaBl. by which I have been
greatly relieved in fact almost permanently cnred
"Ran%aq.S SaT'' Il j. Dec 18th, 1858 m.ra iin
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION"
prAurrrrrsa THE ~ a sSIn Asp COMPLEX
SGf PiSPEss s6rbk fkHPTTI0Sssss sPJT0sss rss s,a
and ;,RdsT: SSIs .ng %HH s;,daNfss ssIN SOFT
For GENTLIMEN after SHAVING u hss nc eaa Al
a, a1 t0dtb9S s1d + she e ,bs
PHAL0N,s .pAPaIAN SOAP"
hr The TOILET, NURSERY and BATH viii not
chap the sKiH. Price rs ceats per cake.
FLOR FLOR Ps Bs MAYO" MAYO"
EIW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER.
GBiEr REQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALOs = SON. New sork;
js SLY Sold by all Druggists
DLAIN LASTING BALMoHALs
A, From sla2 to 81 2Isox,S SO;
5o2 7th street, under Odd Fellows Hsil.
I Asst SLIPPERS; Ss! g., m
s5a anh street, under ODD Fellows Hail.
EIRsT- CLASS sHOKs,
under Odd Fellows Hall, fth street.
+ ne P:TsNT IAsr C0SaREss Boots ana
Low SHoF ESa., osa - WItsSs ,sS rs,
AND FOE ALL sTYLls,
"A c. SHAPES, wEAR And PRICEs,
.p soiw- s0an .t. under Odd IeiiaWs Hsil.
WELCHy BEST FAMIL! YLogR,
=. as5 81 issh aas a stSssrh EShH street,
Between n and 4.
RoSDstBUEs.dT MILLS, FAMILY IIoUR
- 81 3 p sss 49, ssySsTH = iShHHss .srs:..
Between N and n.
CRUSHED, GRANULATEp POWDERED
y sUGARS, lsc; a CoFIIE SUGAk, nc, at
sUsSAssl ,xsss 4 snS sa' aas SEVENTH street, be-
OLD GevERNMEHT JAVA COFFEE. 81 cts.
" ROASTED as ssi sss sss I! vhSSETnhHss. :srss.
Between n and N.
RIOCOTFEE, z asc; ROASTED DO, g IS.
IL aa7 gag sHSESfa A ESfaaHs Sas.,
Between NJ and h.
MAEAOArBo COFFEE, 80, E9AsT5Dso..s' ESAg1H.so
' ~, sas sSvEsTh :srs:.,
Between N and N.
RunEoRD's YEAST PowpEs; Ises.s:,
- aa7 aas svfsra .srsss.
Be ween N and n.
Z Beet ! iusl,iy: q EoEMAns, .nGa
Between and Il.
RAKERs CHOCOLATE, Sc rer pound.
Between and n.
RABBITS SOAP. isc per pound or 8 e. q.
as1 sas skyESTh street;
Between and N.
CoEE STARCH u cents Fer pseksge,
Sss Between Fa 'is's'i Il il.
2-roUSD CANS IoMAT9ns:; % cents;
AtFO FORMAN'S
221 229 SEVENTH street
Between n and n.
YARMOUTH SUGAR CORN. 81 cents,
aa1a aas ssvEsTaH HS vkSEsHss; .srs.,.
Between n and N.
A ND EyERYTHING ELSE
"A ~ THB
GROCERY LINE,
At equally low prices,
At FORMANS,
221 229 SEVENTH street.
apS-ly Between II aud 0.
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RUMEORD's YEAST POWDER; Is cents,
II AtFORMAN6,
227 q 229 SEVENTH street,
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LOB YOUR SENSITIVE AID acheing feet try
Il the P.TENT LAST CONGRESS BOOTS and
LOW SHOES. WILSON'S,
Under Odd Fellows, II All 7th street
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~Pio Mono has granted an amnesty cover.
ing political offences.


ing political offences
VIn North Carolina any person who hunts
with gun or dogs on Sunday is liable to fine
Of nffy dollars.
The Davenperts are in Boston, aud Oil.
yer Wendell Holmes was on the committee
which Investigated them, TO his extreme be.
wilderment.
~Two United States prisoners, Nash and
Squires, counterfeitsrs, escaped from the Al
tany peniteI tiary Monday morning, by dig
gfpg their way out under the water closet.
~ Mr. Benjamin Crashaw, an amiable Lon.
don tailor, kicked Mrs. Crashaw until she
died because she would not pay for gin for
him ana his convives.
~Peter OConn0r Is q son Of 81. Louis who
held his wifs's head under hydrant for a fe W
hours, 'sto satisfy the neighbors," and then
had her put under bonds to keep the peace.
ga muscular blacksmith Of Buffalo,
named Silk has agreed TO whip Barney Aaron,
the light weight champion, If somebody will
put up the money, 80 that he may accept Bar.
pey's challenge.
~This is the form of the invitation to balls
among the ladies of Grass valley, Cal:-Mrs.
-:-on the evening OF your company is
solicited, with thar of yoDr selectad attendant.
att -. Husbands admitted during good
behavior. Mrs. -.