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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-15

BOYS CAPE OvERCoATs,
Gents Capes,
Gents oyercoats.
Childrens' GaribaIlis,
ChildreEs' Overcoats,
Gents Dress SHIFTS.
English Half Hose,
Suspenders.
Neckties AMI Shirts,
At prices unusually low.
Oak Hall Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Is
tablishment.
l.. ID. BARBOUR < Co,
40 9TH street. opposite Post Office.
" B.-Suits made 10 order i'm the best manner
at two days notice. II.i9.6
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NEW FALL AND wINrER DRY GoouS.

Black and colored Silks, Irish Psrlins T.aprass
Cloths. Plaid Poplius, >srgr~. aua Nern.,l-s IA,
as low as 20 cis.; superior double Warp Aiplras.
Black Neiveteens; aloaks: tl'akUc- EAsfil-. Piaii
Striped. and cashmere Shawis, Bcsutffnl ~frirs-i
and Scotch Plaid Arals, from = 10 : - q. ;hs,
tassinleres, Saii3efs, and Suitings. fur Ma nj
Boys fiannels, all wool. from . tS. un. q an " II
Shaker do, 70 cts; Good "a Blearla-d aul nr,lWp
Muslin, Hs; AndroscUggin. Nsn~ufta. auti Nv
York Mills at reduced prices Calic,p- ~ - Is's
Is; One Case full Nader calers 10 Cts. Lag. Rel
Blankets, from $40 to %, together With A LANCE
STOCK OF GOODS, of al kinds Tor sale Al ta,puIar
prices by BENJAMIN MILLER.
&C B2m 1o1 Bridge street. G.eargrf..wn
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN n. SMouT.

JUN y ~ VI ohT.
- llS BR nsEE STREET. GEORGETOWN. n e,
Has received and now ofier- ~ very iaw prisas 4,
each buyers. a large assortment e LADIES DRESS
GOODS, consisting Il silks PLAIN aud Plaid r. plins
tpinSilnas, kmprtSs Cloths, Nerinos. papiu Alpa
cas-. >erCes Opera fiannels. " hife aud Rarl SAL
ING lcth- Black Goods 4 the best makes flr Mourn
ing >haMis Arats: AlcNandrcs :. GuurVoisalirs ant
oihtf Md and Cloth Glove. HOSIERY in great Nsr.ft
Ladies and Gent Underwear. shaker AMI .ifh-r
ftsnneis Gent and LADIES Scarf- and Tir- Iinca
Cambria Handkerchief. b-St Hoop >kirfs s.Ut
and BoSs Wear; fre,icricksburg cloths sna Ctssi-
nieres Linen and Lotion she'iings. Table nama-ks,
Napkins, Tow rls, Huck aud scotch Diapsr- iii IA,
h.st makes 81 ShiTiing Cottuns aud lri-h L.a.I.s,
Linsess cheap bslane. aud all other Z1,i. 'apt 4
o. the present and coming s"aSpn if,.iu1.Br Thr-.-
Ply, iRgrain; aud Step 1arp.is, Floor aud Talla oH
tIoths Biankets Sc. Purchasers are an, iio a. -sI
and examine couds and price.
~ Washington customers VIII tina Il g. their IN
t.rtst 20 Nlslt Georgetown When mixing tha.- mar
chases. (ocg2 lul n
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i HE IMPORTANCE oF HEALTH.

None but those deprived of this blessing know a
ITS ioes The pimped. blotch-d and tatter-,s, cred
person looks upon clear. smooth skin With ral,-v
and inwardly desires the same Tho-e v 6a~e avs
tens are filled with the virus u SCRoFfLA ana
other cutaneous diseases cannot have good health
hen the blood y impure. disease j. sure e. faE.~
All have timely warning in those Blei-t..s PIN
pie, Ieiters Sores Boils, Copper cncred Patches,
system with the f's WV
sAMARlTANs ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before ScrOfula takes firm hold
HOW many have the virus oi yphii- in the stem,
ana IN that condition contemplate marriage. know
ing little Of it's baneful influence the constitution
To such we LAY STOP. First cleanse ynur-s.lf II
there impurities; of thar srrouous infection ~his
m many cases IL hereditary ia TN. cpustituti "a l,e
lore yon bring misery on yourself and ugi-pring
Price 81 Is per bottle.
SAMiRlTAN'S GIFT.
The only real cure for dsnnarrhana elect add lis
eases caused from ndiscretun Onls ten piil~ rs,rc-
~ vegetable. We discard Ba'sd7a CapaJta and err
curry as being not only useless bur hurtfui. GIFT
cures in iToIs two 60 four a thus ing trs Ihl.
exposure, and the eNtortipn 81 quack- Nal. Pack
sse.. So Females, S. Sold ~ :. q. FORD. aud
by Druggists. DESMOND A ia
mal5-e"iy 9ls Race street. Phiial.Iphia
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MoTTo-"Qslck Sales and Small Profits"
just having opened an immense stock of new
Goods, If which We will dispose OF As quick as
possible, we will sell Goods now cheaper than
ever. viz: White Shirts15 Al, :. l25 and upwards.
a splendid article, all Linen Blossoms. and Cuffs
Drawers 80, 90, and 15c.; an excellent article Il
and Sl.25. Good Cotton Socks. 5 pairs for BE
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves. am immense stock of All
kinds and at all prices. Excellent Paper Col
lars, cloth lined button holes, Ice per box Knit
Jackets, splendid variety. The finest selection
OF Neck Ties, Scarfs and Bows ever seen in this
city. Come one, come all, and everybody will
be satisfied. FRANC & GOLDMAN,
Marble Hall,
No. ass 9Th St. opp. Patent Office, and
n,c,2: No. Bio .th 1T. between ID * sts.
AT THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE No %
Market Space, between sth and 9th streets,
(PennsylNania avenue,) new goods are con-
slantly received. 10,l6,E
THIS Ts TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo r.
Wilson X Co. can sell Shoes. Boots, &c a cheap
as any person who advertises in the Star. 1.I4
GoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chropodis..
or twelve years practical experience in the
lnlted States and CaRadas. previous TO being es-
tablished at 44 Pennsylvania avenue between
AZ and 9th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Sorns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet,
without pain or inconvenience TO the patient
ne shoe can be worn with ease immediately
after the operation. Refers To the MANY emf
nent physicians, surgeons and thousands of other
responsible persons who patronize his establish
ment. Hours from a. IN. 10 6 y. m. Owing to
press of business at Office. DR. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and p. m
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LIVING On TIE IT BIIC.-FOT some time past
man has been going from one boarding house
10 another through the city, securing lodgings
Ter me night. lie generally DISAPPEARS ia the
morning without paving for his accommodation.
and in most cases something OF yalne in The
house j. missing after lis visits. Mr.. HabIc i'm
III. American House, suffered loss ~ thi> ind;
''"'''' al" iron. -..r. Grtason's conner of 18th
Trd Z streets, a suit of black cloths was taken.
Another time. at the house Of Mr.. New Kirk. on
1t street anal PENNSYLVANIA avenue. he stole a
suit OF clothes Belonging tD Col. o.. W. Dunn,
&c. Yesterday Officers SkippCn and McDcyitt
arrested him. and upon his person was found
Col buun's CGat. lie was taken before Justice
Harper. wEo committed him for a further hear
ting. lie gave his name a. Frederick Hubert.
and Acknowledged the various thefts charged on
lin. GIuu Lis person was a heavy suit of winter
clothes. marked on the pants, Jake klum.''
The Clothes ale supposed To nave been stolen.
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RISING SIN IoDGE No :. ]. ~ Of q. T., hay-
WG chan e =! their place &c meeting from MON
10 Sur to- Bars Hall, met at tn. latter place
On Saturday evening. A special committee was
appointed {" inauGuraic a series Of entertain
mehts which VIII insure all who attend during
the coming winter pleasant time one evening
"f each week. The following officers were duly
Installed by ID. Baker, Deputy q. W. &. T., as
sisted bv Frederick johnson, Acting q. Secre-
fary- and g H. Golden. c. NJ; Warren :. Young,
w e. l., Miss o. =. IOngley, W. V. T.; Edward
fOltzl, :. l.. -: Eeni. r. wilkins. r. s.; Warren
Lincoln. T.; VIII > Clark. Chap: ThoS. Duffie.
Marshall; Mr. Fannie l.. Lee. D. Mar; SNmuel
Houston. !. e.; y. ii. BudlOng. -. >, Mrs. J..
Parker. "A. H. y; Miss Carrie T.. Reeves, J.. III.
- BENZ =. wilkins and Mr.. \. 4. Iongiey
were elected r. representatives.. and Will y. Clark
and Ms. \. v. Villain, altcTnates TO the Grand
Lodge.
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ttNEEtL oF Hon. AMOS kENDNIT.-YcsteT-
aay. tE' funeral of the LATE Hon. Amos Kendall
bsk Iiace from Calvary Baptist Church. NJ two
O'Clock Y. The church was crowded, and
mary persons were obliged tn remain outside.
Ih' I, MANS. which we're attiTcd i'll plain black
ss't, were rnCasy'l m an oval top walnut coffin,
eoVvrt q with black cloth and lined with white
Il, around which were three silver bands, and
On Tie sides heavy silver handles, furnished by
Er- g. ". Harvey. the undertake.. About ono
O'Clock sOIne OF the immediate friend, OF TN.
fshii: and thc relatives having assembled at the
100 Ice ul VIM Suckney. Isl, whore Mr.. n.
di, u. Ecs. 1r. Parker offered up p:ayrr. after
Ntirh Tie remains were removed [ the hearsa
b'S~TS. Z. y Butt3. i. Y. Falcs. Hon. A. y.
ZEVciy. IiT- VIM. Gunton. Prof Kugrl.-s Hon
ErratiO Ming. George Wood. and Hon. B. u.
%, Hch were the Pali-heareTS. The remains
were taken t1 the church. and laid ia the upper
vsstibsic, who're many friends Of the deceased
embraced q" opportunity tn take a las; loJA 4
Ms kindly rOy!ntt nance. Among these were the
scholars Ui The sunday school OF the church IS
also Of the two mission! schools the >ttIisrtS of
the H. al and Dumb Institute " i, ,Iurii,., The
~IviceS occupied seats in the choir gallery,
where the sermon was interpreted 10 them by
enc at TIE professors
~ two o'clock the ca>ket was removed 10 TIE
non: 1t thu IulT;t and the funeral services
were commenced by the choir singing the an
ILL N e Blessed are thOSs, " no mourn Nc- Tie
pulpit OccuI.it a b. Rev. r. r. Hewlett Rev
Ge,g g. ". Samson. u. D., Rev. DIR. Parker for
n, nv Of Boston. and Rev. Dr. Byron Sund.r-
land Rev Nr- Hewlett read appropriate selec-
EoHS 81 ScI Irture. and Rev. DT. Parker an
UOLE.fS,d the hymn How bIcst the righteo-rs
when hc dies" which was sung. Rev NJ
howl,-t offered tcINent prayer. after which
Rev. IL. Parker announced the hvInu .Sho,y
pity Lts.i: - LCrd forgive which was SUM, by
ihc chez. and Rev. br. Parker announced his
tsHt Rev. Siv. II, from which ne delivered very
impressive discourse. Rev. bT- Samson followed
Ia brief 'rtiogy Of the deceased. and Rev DIR
SunderlaUd paid a graceful tribute to his
memory Tie hymn ,'jeSus lover of NV sOul''
sung and the remains were borne slowly
to the hears followed by the family anil IN.
coTifgc having been formed by Mr.. Harvey a.
sisted 10y Mr. sC"= ling, proceeded 10 Glenwood
whore the remains were inferred. Among others
pes ~ were PrGssi mt Grant. Postmaster CEN
sTal CT'swell. General Fred. Il. Dent, W. w
fCTctTaa- Esq. G,Ii IEal EahiR. Hon. r. L. Tui-
to'k ami Hon A. " tlapP. The funeral cor
tsge was ccmTosed OF searly "A hundred carri-
age.
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CITY ITEMS.
noLLs.
Sleeping Dolls.
jet Jewelry.
A1aSIa nsay,nalo


Sleeping Dolls.
jet Jewelry.
Alaska Diamonds.
French Chromos. Observation-Disclosures 90
Ladies Companions. ...........S 50
For the Holiday Goods. received at Prigg's One
Dollar .'ewelry Store. No. Gs6 PeunSy lyania avs-
nue., between \ and 9th streets
CAPEs! cAprs,
OvERcoATs! OvERCoArs!
Capes! Capes.
0yercoats! Overcoatsi
and all kinds of
Fdshioadble Winter Clofhin1.
HALLE Il CO., 46s Pennsylvania avenue.
JUsr RECEIVED, at Oak Hall, 80 eth street,
opposite Post Office. twenty new STYLES NJ Scotch
PtaIds. which will be made up 10 order at our
usual low prices. ul26
BOYS CLoTHING.-We have received Isl Suits
OF Youths and Boys Fine Clothing. TO which
We would call the attention OF parents and guar
dams Oak Hall, l.. ID. Barbour * Co., 40 1th
street, opposite Post Office. ll,I26
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ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857
w. N. MHEATIEls
TX Z VI U M IT EAM DTEIN q
CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT
No. 40 JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown N. ID. a.
Rerlete with every desirable appaEatus aud prn-
ylded with the bes: talent and artistic skill I; b Oh
tanned with constant personal attention IN the Jart
81 the proprietor. makes this the best piar. r th,
District TO have all orders in his line vii anl
promptly executed. :. u Can
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UTNITED STATES PATENT oCc1C,,

limited STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WASHINGTON, ID. C., October L. ls,,
On the petition Of JONATHAN l. HILLixRD. Of
Fall River, Mass, praying for the extension OF
for an Improvement in Spreading Roller for stretch
Il is ordered that the testimony I'm the ca.e n.
closed on the l2h day of March next that the time
Tor ming arguments and the Examners report be
limited to the I'd day OF March next, and that said
petition be heard on the 18th day OF N arch next.
Any person may oppose this extension:
SAMUEL y. FISHER.
oczlAV3V CoUmiesioDer Of Patepts.
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PEpPOSED NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoS.-On
Saturday evening meeting 81 the Sunday
School Union was held at the rooms OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, the oil jCct being To
discuss the project OF di>>Dlying the present
UnlOn and the formation Of "A new organization.
a committee Of eight gentlemen were appointed
To report at the next Getting upon plan for the
new union. NesST>. H. Richards. Rev. =. Early
Rev. y. g.. Butler, and Mr.. judi were chosen
delegates tO attend the Union which assemblies
at FTCdCTick, Md. in few DAYS.
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TsE BIC " al have an oEi"I taHity 10 judge
fCT 81 HIss!sSs ol Ne great Iors We a. conlmIl-
nity lVe s3sfair.d ~ the b ath Of that Yni,rnt
Christian ard I.hila;-:trop!s:. Amos IL mali Nv
:,tis tdiT,, the disccp.-e Of Dr. SAMSON q. the
Gar, any CEgreh 10 nero. night.
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GEORGETOWN.

For other Locals, sec first page,
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DETER ToTANS,
Turner and Dealer in
Two RY.
and Manufacturer of
BILLIARD BALLS ANDCUES
and Importer of
BILLIARD CLOTH, Cues LETTER CHALK.
and BILLIAD MERCHANDISE in general,
my5 sem e9 Fulton street, New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-15

TN ORPHAN FAIE al Carroll Han xiii ms
hIN':s c.ory H'Nt Thursday evening. and every
sTtCi" ia the tables ~ be sold uIItlr thc ha,
msr - " 13'eS'r prices They viii bring. Besides
s.t - LIS charity purchasers will receive mr.,
Han adequate value ia The chcapnesS ami
NaTiFty Cf Tie I.OiS. our citiZei., Sl.1ul,I an
Wit ihs lair illi~ week.
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OFFICE DEPOT CoNNIssARy OF SUBsIsrESrEt
klCHNoND. Va. oct. q, l>j,. {
sealed Proposals lin Duplicate will be received at
ms once until IL m. on SATURDAY. NsNeuher
"a lsc r., fYr sSPGlying The filswing articles:
$50 POUNDS OF BUTTER,
put NJ ln strong air tight kegs.
Conditions, &c., ss Heretofore.
S.A. PORTER
nov Let Brevet MAJOR a : AEA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-15

LOOK GTT FOE THIEvFS.-IeStcrtlav morn
ing CUlOTed man Was discovered stindin. in
The passage of Nh -. u. Barrett's house. at No.
stTcet. Icy One OF the female servants of the
h"u>c wi here, 10 II supposed. the stranger had
concealed himself for the PURPOSE of stealing
The giTl WAS very much alarmed, and called
l"Ttl for help, n the villain approached lt,r i'm
a threatening attitude. The inmates of Ia.
LoG>e Tu>hsd out tO discover the cause OF ala,
iUIAuli. bat the fellow made hi, escape.
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A PPLICATIoN FOR DUPLICATE LAM
"A WARRANTS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. September u. lS5a
The notice e the Department having been called
to numerous and extensive depredatiuns committed
upon the public lands reserved Tor timber for naval
PURPOSES lying in the States 81 Louisiana. NiS~is-
sipr, Alabama and Florida. public notice H. hereby
given that Naval Officers and other persons have
been ordered examine all the lands referred to-,
and cause all 10 be apprehended and
ecuted employ ing the CT, power and where neces-
sary the military naval forces 90 assist and brn
TO puuis hment such persons be found calnabs
in this respect. GEO. VI. RUBESON,
ocls law4t Secretary Of flle Navy.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAULING


~ WASHINGTON. II. q, Noyanher I rSep
- ON the petition Of STEPHEN >. GOULD. IL West
Cornwall. Conn, pray ing for the extensi.p 81 a
patent granted 10 him on the 18th DAY OF January
ls5s; for an Improvement in apparatus for Heatins
Buildings by Steam: S
Ii is ordered that the testimony in the case "a,
closed on the 18th day Of December next: thar the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners re-
port be limited 60 the 9TH day If January next ana
that said petition be heard the 18th day Of Janu-
ary next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL =. FISHER,
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ESTABLISHED lS44
ANDREW j. JOYCE & CO. >Rn0.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, 49,
Ar and 479 Fourteenth street. ~
REPAIRING in all its branches.
Al Cdrriages Iet for Repairs, Storage or Commits
siOa insured.
Agents for Brewster Co., tof Broome street Fifth
avenue, New York sea)-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-15

iHE HtSD-UHE EFSIpESCE, lately erected
~ george T. Brown. E>l.. ON the corner Oi LIT
sire. t'>t atd north street. opposite the ..a-t
Fi;cb = Fox. Real E>.Ste brokers. hy General
" M We re" pGun. Assistant Judge tdyo ate
Go neral Tor >-''sD cssh- The loii,r All ;aiTls
hat occupied hv senator Trumbuil. and j. one
al Jle Irc-t Handsomely i:nisLc, Ln.,~e. ia The
a. " >N
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AT THE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE No. %
Market Space, between sth and 9th streets
(Pennsylvania avenue,) new goods are con-
stantly received. IOlgI.
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THIS ia TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. H.
Wilson n Co. can sell Shoes. Boots &c a cheap
as any person who advertises in the Star. 1.I4
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40 trEST-ChaT,,s Howard. employed a. a
~ iVrr Of Mr.. HSyeunsT'S cracker wagon while
crossing the fcot-hridSe at the CSrner OF Ninth
street east and y street south, SATURDAY. even
ing. STEPPED IN a hole in the flooring and broke
hl~ lex. The cries i the unfortunate man at
tTaStcd 'he attention "f some OF the neighbours
who conveyed him 90 his home over the Eastern
HTauch bTidg', who're proper medical attend
SL,c wsS nsIiioTtu-
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THE HIGHEST CASH PAID FOR LADIES
i Gents' and Childrens' Cast.on Clothing, Boois
Shoes. etc, nj r. n. HARToGENsIS, - .th :, r,,a,
between n and y. All order through mail promptly
offended %. desy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-15

THE FRANKO FAMILY OF pianists ami vocal
lists, ranging from Z to II years Old, make their
bow before Washington audience for the first
time, at MetZerOtt Hail. on Wednesday ening
giving a matinee on Thursday and a seconi
regular entertainment i'm the evening. They are
said to possess wonderful musical talents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-11-15

THE NTw NORK KgPU EIICAS ASSOCIATION
held meeting saturday evening. President
tlsIp residing. MeS>r>. W. Van Week W J
Hyr,s. \. CIoughley. Il. II. Foster. and !. l.
Lake we're appointed committee - confer with
ottsT state a>>oci: items relative IL renting a
80 ~ Ia Lc used for holding series of social.~
'Lf ~ %" comiHg winter. y committee vas
also appointed to take into consideration the
subject II >ociaLle meetings during the winter.
The New York herald., 1869-06-23

HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line sailing
every twenty days from pier IL East river ct II n.
The splendid steamers
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. Thursday July
CITY OF MEXICO, Captain Deaken Wednesday, July %
'' '''sA' " PN''Ns' i. ALEXANDRA SONS,
Rroa ad,uax
The New York herald., 1869-06-23
COAsTwlsE STEAMSHIP

TINTED STATES AND BRAziL NAIL STEAMSHIP
IN. .,es.n, ssevheei sesmsnp NORTH AMERICA, 1000
tons burden, Captain -, will sai for ST. Thomas Para,
and Rio Janero Wednesday, June ID
at ) O'Clock \. ~, from pier No 40 North river.
~" "Ne WM X. GARRISON, AGENT
No. Bowling Green, rew York.
The New York herald., 1869-06-23

ITO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, AS FOL-
lows:-S160ooo New York Sl0o COO Brook'yn; Sl4Mo,
Wcsheser county suit. SSo0G00 purchase rst
and second mortsa HINMAN SON, % Pine street
n,fTE ADVERTISER WISHES TO BUY A MEMBER
ship in the New York Gold Exchange. Parties proposing
" w. JAMES DALTON boz la85 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1869-06-23

TINTED STATES TREASURY,
u Nrw YORK, June %, 1863.
reay q The Treasury notice hereby given ,a. seaie rr
posas for the purchase OF million OF dollars IN gold viii
be rocc ed al hls olce until noon THURSDAY, eth in
when the will be opened and bids declared
proposa will be received than hve thou
sand dollars tsseol, and payments may be made either 10
lawful three per cent certificates successtm bid
dcrs required deposit cent Of the amount OF
the purchase OF the sale Like proposals will be
Monday and Thursday OF each succeeding week
until Otherwise ordered.
The amount awar lei will exceed two millions OF dol
lars week. the right reserved 10 reject bids obv
H. n. VAN DYCK,
Assistant Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1869-06-23
THE TURF.

JNASHION COURSE, LONG ISLAND, WEDNESDAY,
June g. at O'Clock r. M-Three matches, $3.50 each
gil from Seventh ward; drive to harness.
j. CHAABEkS, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-06-23

$50 5OO TO LoAN-oN poSD "A AND 'Dv. n1hu, Fi. on
Real Estate in this city. JORN +. COEREY,
No. e2 Wall street, room IL.
The New York herald., 1869-06-23
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

COME NICE SECOND HAND TOP AND OPEN WAGONS
- by Brewster Co.. OF Broome street, and other builders
second hand Carriages in good order at low prices
New York Repository IS East Eighteenth street, near
WAN
The New York herald., 1869-06-23
TINTED STATES TREASURY,

TINTED STATES TREASURY,
SEVENTH PURCHASE OF GoyEaNMENT BONDS
Proposals will be received at this Office until OF WE'D
NEsDAY June - for the sale TO the goyerunent OF one mil
lion sir hundred AMI twenty thousand xi-uUW dollars OK
sx per twenty Bonds for the Sinking Fun
witch the bids viii Ge opened and the awards declared
Proposals viii tho specific character Of the bonds offer
cd. whether registered coupon and OF which issue and
te for any amount not less than ave housand dollars
The prices in the proposals must be for the principal
Of the bonds lawful without regard TO the accrued
which win be paid coin, the bonds accepted
the date OF the last payment OF interest TO the date OF
pure
Each proposal rnr incloe certified check for FIVE per
the offered The checks accompanying pro-
rosals not accepted the result s
ascened and those Of ohers the following day. when
the Bonds he delivered, for which payment VIII TO
made rs soon they be duly examined.
The right reject bids adverse 10 the Interests
OF tie government
II. II. VAN DYCK.
Assistant treasurer