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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, June 8, 1869.
The sugar market Is quiet; sales were made to-day
on the basis OF 8H S% reals per arrobe for No. IL
Dutch standard. Freights firm.
Exchange-On London, 12z 1917 per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris, par u per cent premium; on
United States. sixty days sight, In gold, u per
cent premium; short sight, az a Az per cent pre-.
MUM; sixty days sight, in currency q u 2ek per
cent discount.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java will lszve this
port on "Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the POSE once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europo-wih
be ready at half-past ten O'Clock IN the morning..
Single copies IN wrappers for mailing, six censs.
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A WIFE EEAHfullY RsAIEN

Yesterday an ollcer OF the Twenty first precinct
found a; No. soa East Twenty fourth street Hanora
Cartin. wno on Thursday night last was badly
beaten by her brutal husband jeremiah. Her face,
head aud neck bore severe marks OF violence as did
also portions OF the body. Her friends took her 10
Bellevue hospital before Police surgeon Ranney ar.
rived at the station house. jeremiah was arrested
10 await tae result Of the w0man's injuriea
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DETERMINED suIC IOs.

Jacob Smith OF NO. 1s9 Allen street, seems 10 be q
careful candidate for passage over the river styx
Yesterday at four O'Clock ?. NJ when the ferryboat
Morristown was IN the middle Of the river be handed
his card to fellow passenger. and sprinGlng over
the railing moment later, became an nhabitant OF
the muddy river. Enorts we're made TO save him,
but they we're unsuccessful and he sanK to rue no
more,
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GEORGIA.

Arrest Of Citizens Of Warren County for Poll
tical dinlculties.
AUGUSTA, June 8, 1869.
letter to the Chronicle says the editor OF the
warrenton clipper and other citizens were arrested
to-day at warrenton, Warren county, at the instance
Of the Sheriff. who arrived there from Atlanta
yesterday with two companies OF infantry. The
citizens are In jail and surrounded by strong force
OF militia The excitement u very great The ar
rests are presumed TO have grown out Of political
diniculttes.
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ing Establishment having made extensive
additions 10 fts "material," In tho shape
OF Presses, Type, &c., &c, is now prepared
10 execute orders with unusual rapidity.
It's patrons and the public know fun well
lis style OF work and It's moderate prices.
our designing and wood engraving de.
Ipartm.nt has been considerably enlarged
10 meet the demands OF the public. and
we beg to offer 10 our patrons our en-.
larged facilities for such orders as they
may see tit 10 give, feeling assured that
our prices will compare favorabiy with
any other work Of the kind. Posters,
Circulars, Cards Pamphlets OF every do. I
scriptlon, Law rf,nunS Sc., as. ram
nj short notice and al very low price.
81 Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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trict The police were obliged to use force in dis
persing them, and some citizens were injured. A
number OF arrests were also made. The people
finally retired TO their homes and quiet was
restored.
scene OF disorder also occurred during the night
in front OF the Hotal de Vile. Many persons were
injured and large NUMBER arrested.
The total number Of arrests made last night In
consequence OF these disturbances was 120.
The Result of the Elections by Ballot.
PARIS, June 8, 1869.
The result OF the elections where the ballot was
necessary to decide Is as folows:-
Oflcia candidates s........................... 21
Uuoiilcdl ...............
Inuepenuent....
Opposition. Is
~
Among the opposition candidates elected Is Henri
Alphonse Esquiros, the author and philosopher.
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Died.

HARTsHoRNg.-On Monday evening" May :. JcsN
B. HARTsHoRNE, formerly or New Jersey. in the 7Gth
year OF his age.
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, on Quincy street. tenth house east OF Nos
trand avenue, Brooklyn, this "wednesday afternoon,
at one O'Clock. His remains will be taken 10 Mid
dlet0wn, N. j., for interment.
[For other Deaths see Eighth Plge.I
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Presbyterian Church Reunion--Americau In.
stifute Of Homeopathy.

BOSTON, June 8, 1862
at meeting OF the Presbytery OF Londonderry,
Ola School, held here TO-DAY the basis OF the reunion
of the Old and New Schools, agreed upon at New
York, was unanimously adopted. This Presbytery
is undoubtedly the first to take action on the ques
ton
The American Institute or Homeopathy elected
the following officers, all NJ. D.s:-Reuben Ludlam,
OF Chicago, President; ID. II. Beckwith, OF Cleve-
land, Vice President; L. 7. Talbot OF Boston. Gene
raj Secretary; Timothy F. Allen. OF New York. Pro-
ysional Secretary and f. NJ. Kellogg, OF New York,
debt tomorrow. One hundred and fty-three new
members were admitted. After q collation. the gen.
eral report on chemical medicine was read by H. ID.
Paine. Special reports were read on the thera-
peutics, lgold poisoning resulting in sclatica
bra affections cured by achesis, measles and gall
stones,
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FORMULATION of the New Constitution
Throughout the COuntry-Advices from
Cuba.
MADRID June 8, 1850.
The new constitution has been promulgated in all
the provinces OF Spain.
Perfect order prevails Throughout the country.
telegraphic despatch has been received from
Don Espnar, Acting Captain General Of Cuba. coun-
termandng previous requisitions for reinforce
ments. This is accepted as an indication Of an i'm
proved state Of affairs in the island and gives great
satisfaction.
Another Candidate for the Spanish Throne.
MADRID, June 8, 1862
1t is reported that the Duke Of Genoa Is now q
prominent candidate for the Spanish throne.
Reading Of tho Regency Bill In the COrtes.
MADRID. June g. 1862
The Regency bill was read for the first time in the
Constituent Cortes yesterday.
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AUS TRIA.

The Government and the Neutrality OF the
SueZ Canal.
VIENNA, June 8, 1869.
It is said that the Austrian government refuses
decide in the matter OF the neutrality OF the Suez
canal without the advice and cooperation of France
Explanations Required From the Government
Regarding the StatiOning Of Troops.
PEsTH June s, 1859.
The opposition party has determined to move for
the withdrawal OF the Hungarian troops from the
provinces bordering on the River Letha unless the
government is able to offer satisfactory explanation
Of their employment there.
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A Fine C0mpIexi0n.-A Beautiful and Vel.
vetlike skin, free from all bemishes, be produced
by BURNETT's KALLIsToN which unlike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action of the capiaries For chang Of
infants musquto bites sunburn roughness Of the skin
has equal. For sale by JOHN f. HENRY No. College
place, and by all druggists.
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A.-Burnett's FIorimeI; Exquisite Per.
fume resembling the fresh orors Of bouquet Has
and is for sale by all druggists.
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A.-Snve 25 per cent by Purchasing your sill
verware direct manufacturers, FORD TUPPER
Saesrooms 7 and 789 Broadway Of Tenth street.
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A Perfect Hair Dressing.-Burnctt's Cocoa
ne the perfect and the best preparation In the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness and
dandruf.
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A.-(senfemen's Summer rHats-Espenscheid,
No. 1s Nassau street invites the attention of gentlemen 70
his style OF Hats comprising both
varied and elegant ESPENSCHElD Manufacturer No. lis
Nassau street, between Ann and Beekinan
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A.-Old Well Hotel, South NOrwalk, Conn.,,
for sale. J. w. BARNUM, 636 Broadw ay, New York.
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Ally.
Troubles in CaruiOla.

FLORENCE, June 8, 1869.
There have been some quite serious disturbances
at Carniola recently. No particulars are received.
AT last accounts order had been restored.
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Persons Wishing to subscribe for the Herald
WILL BE SERVED At AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS At TIE BRANCH OFFICE OF THE
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Established In 1SOO-The sfetropoiitan job
Printing Establishment; 81 Nassau street
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PRUSSIA.


Royal Visit to Bremen.
BERLIN, June s. 1862
King william and Count Bismarck will go to Bre.
men on a visit on the 18th.
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Executed
with nea,nes quiekness and despatch twenty-five per cent
cheaper than At other printing establishment he city,
AZ the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MENT, 81 Nassau street.
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For First Class Printing of Every Descrip.
ton TO the Metropolitan Job Printing Es.a6shmsnT ~
Ma ctr
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Irish Church Bill in the
British House of Lords.
~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~~>~~--~
II lots IN PARIS.
FIGURES OF THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.
Defeat Of the Annexation Bill in the
Nova Scotia Assembly.
The Illinois Breach Of Promise
Case.
Verdict OF 100000 for the
Lady.
The Illinois Breach Of Promise
Case.
Verdict OF 100000 for the
Lady.
ENGLAND.

The Irish Church Bill in the Lords-A Split
In the Conservative Ranks Fenred-The
London Times the French Elections-The
Alabama Controversy.
LONDON, June 8, 1869.
The Times to-day refers to the fact that some of
che tory peers declined follow the policy In regard
to the Irish Church bill determined upon by the ma
1orty at their meeting last Saturday. and trusts that
the danger OF q collision is past. The experience OF
the last two days reafirms the truth that In direct
issue the Lords must allow the national will to pre-
vail The present aspect indicates the passage
OF the bill to its second reading by small majority.
The same paper, in an article on the French elec-
lions. points to the fact that 900 Frenchmen are
voting in opposition to only 1000, 600 who support
the government. Whatever the relative strength of
parties may be In the Corps Legislatif this Is sig
nifcan result Of universal suffrage and is bound to
influence the entire policy OF the French govern
ment.
The Telegraph referring TO the attitude of the
House Of Lords, says the nation only must govern
the nation To this Lord Derby and other
peers assented when last year they invited
rhe Judgment OF the nation on the Suspensory bill
The peers now may well accept the Jurisdiction to
which they appealed.
The Nelcs has an editorial on the Alabama con.
troversy 1t believes the storm of feeling Is clearing
away. and says:-"we are now about ready to deal
with facts. The Americans have forgotten facts;
they recollect unfrendly words, but disregard the
memory of friendly deeds. Great Britain is ready to
bear her own responsibility, but when charged with
al the damage done TO American commerce during
che late war she must remind the Americans that
only small part of that damage lies at her door or
will be admitted by her."
DIotion for the Postponement Of the Second
Reading Of the Irish Church Bill-Nlercan-
tile Failure.
LONDON, June s, 1859.
In the House OF Lords this evening the Earl OF
Harrowby gave notice that he should move that the
second reading OF the Irish Church Dsestablshment
bill be postponed six months.
Isaac Campbell, merchant, has suspended pay
ment.
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A.-Italian Lotion for the Complexion Pre-.
vents sunburn and Freckes For sale by Dr. ZACHARIE,
BroadWaY
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A.-l4ndies' Faces Enamelied; also the Pro-
paraon for sale, with instructions, by N. LAUSSoN, 760
Broadway.
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Corns, Bunions, ENLARGED Joints md all
diseases Of the feet cured by Dr. ZACHARE 200 Broadway
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Bunting Flags OF All Sizes, Wholesale and
retaL-HOJER GRAHAM, Manufacturers and Banner
Painters, 81 Duane street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Paid In Gold
furnished The CHEST paid Douboous
and all kinds Of Gold aud Silver
TAYLOR CO, Bankers, 10 wall street, ny.
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Cristadoro,s Unrivallcd Hnir Dye.-SolA
and applied his wig and scalp factory No sAsor House.
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A Cure Of Rupture Verified.

=,
This s to certify that have Mr.. Corew,
who afflicted with large Scroal rupture and that
have found him radca cured by Dr. Sherman method Of
The substantially restored and ia
opinion, rupture again his right side
J. ID. L. GENDER, M. D.,
Minister Of the Gospel publisher, &C. &C. member of
eral medical and scientific societies. and especially the Pha
deipha University Of Physicians and Surgeons.
DR.. SHERMANS Rupture Curative, olce 697 Broadway.
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Tonic, Caihartic ant Refris scrant,
best remedy for heaiache constipation Indigestion. and
autidoie against the bad effects of heat.
Wholesale and retail At JOHN r. HEvRY's family medl
cine depot No. College place, New York
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ACard'

Brokaw Brothers,
GREAT SALE
BOYS IMPERIAL SUITS
CONTINUED
ONE DAY LONGER.
THE LARGEST LINE
BOYS SUITS IN THIS COUNTRY.
BROKAw BkOTHEfH,
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Institute, and
81 Lafayette place.
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors Of
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
would impress upon advertisers the
necessity OF presenting their adver- |
tisements for the Cartoon papers three /
days In advance, to secure Insertion. |
In the general issue II is also neces- |
sarv to present advertisements on the 4
afternoon preceding the issue OF the |
edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent by mail to subscribers for 1
SIX dollars per year. Address 81 Mas
sau street.
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Saratoga oAv spriur Water.

Saunders Razors, Razor strops and Fine
Pocket Cutlery. Store No. Astor House.
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The Metropolitan Job Printing and EuRrAv~
Ing Establishment having made extensive additions ~ IL
material In the shape OF Presses Type, Ac Ac N noC
prepared 70 execute orders with unusual rapd It's pstrcus
rate prices. - "~- - ~. ~Aou~
Our designing and wood engraving department has been
we beg 70 esr 70 our patrons oy enlarged sc.s Tor suc6
prices VII compare tsyorab With any other work of % Ss
description Law Srinsns sna colo, oa every
~ aans ~ short notice and very low price.
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The Summer Hat.-Kuox Has with Ills 40.
customed promptness introduced his style of gentle
mems Hats the beagtfu and surprisingly attractive white
beaver. He also makes display OF Straw Hats Of al
the popular varieties, and thus Ia enabled furnish hs cu
toners with description Of hat they require Visit m
saesroom, No 2l2 Broadway, and make your selection
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Advertisements for the New York Herald
RECEIVED AT THE
BRo9KpaYN n OFFICE HNTlh TA 1n 9GL0cK NJ
AT O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
las FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN.
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Owing to tho great Increase OF bust.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors OF
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Use T'emauyi's Laundry Blue.
Free from acid
pepO. iss caamssu street, Nsw Yors,
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SPAIN.

Alphonse EsquirOs, the author and philosopher.
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WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUsIC
w AT THE
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
CORNER OF 10TH AND e STREETS
U. b. BULLARD,
DIRECTOR.

REFERENCES:
s%h 81 p d. pR general
INSTRUCTORS:
Or. ~. CArLFIELD, Prof. CARL RICHTER,
Prof. L, G; CoLLIERE, HENRY FRIES,
F.; sss:sir MT. %f:fs SS!sH
The Object of this Institution is to present an oppor-
tunity for acquiring a thorough education in every
strnctors at price within the reach of ALL and by
uniting the ablest talent Of the Musical prafas:h
70 form complete Musical University, which shall
furnish the same facilities for the study Of Music as
"''riro kn""-'"'"e of the several Departments of
EIieTafure and Science;
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
struments, Musical Notation, Cultivation of the
Voice, English and Italian Song Singing Singing at
CLASS TEACHING; - ,....
This system has for many years been recognized as
the most approved fneshod Of mparting Instruction
which have rendered. ii superior in the study of Lite
nature render il saeslior in the sfudy of Music.
An argument watch cannot be ignored, Is the fact
been attained i'm the study Of Music, the Glass Sys-
TEN has been employed for centuries; many of the
most eminent musicians being graduates of the great
this system is universally adopted.
Classes may be formed OF two, three, four five or
six pupils:
Tuition Tor quarter OF ten weeks, two lessons each
week, from 10 to SO. according TO grade Of study
Elementary Singing Lessons, S. These lessons are
vatory. Private lessons from $50 to $50.
TtEsSAX and %EDSEsD%T Now o2 9th SsR and
See circulars at the music stores after Nov ah or
address u. b. BULLARD, Director. no l5-eo2w-
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BCRGLARY.-About II O'Clock Monday night,
Budd Harrod, cOlOred, forced an entrance into
the grocery store Of John Moody, on Bridge
street, it Is alleged, and carried OF the money
drawer, containing $40 or S15. He was arrested
last night by Officer Hess, but was discharged.
az ting aggrieved party did not appear to prose-
;r mk ns a. ExcHANcE.-There were offer.
out no sales were reported.
:, The observation-disclosures. M. f.
aooper, from Salisbury, Nd, with o. 600 F ,
dressed lumber for A. H. 100 Feet OF
to - Wh u.om Ncsfoik with lumber and sbinSle.
Ford, viii sail to- me "' q. The steamer Stout,
a fun freight Of .frow for Philadelphia with
JURY OF oxn rs n .rIox r,,. ,rv n,oo.
pro- .Iday for the purpose Of cOndemning the
,'erty on the line OF extension OF Water street
through to street bridge across Rock Creek.
SENIOR PODEsTAD, First Secretary Of the Span
ish Legation, has taken a lease of Mrs. AbbOtt's
house, on West street.
THANKSGIVING DINNER TO THE LITTLE
ONEs.-A dinner will be given by the citizens to
the children OF the Industrial School, on Friday,
in the building on Washington street.
TOMORROW will be observed as a general hol-
iday, but the only public celebration win be by
the students Of Georgetown College.
THE PEABODY LIBRARY FUND-Edaor Star:
"Trustees," In answering my respectful inquiry
as to what had become Of the Peabody Library
municati0n in yesterdays STAR, TO have taken
the question in high dudgeOn, reminding one Of
the aggrieved officials OF the Circuml0cutiOn
office, described by Dickens, whose acute sensi-
bilties were shocked by the persistence of an
individual who, in the pursuit Of knowledge
under difficulties, always ''wanted to know, you
know" That Is my case. Trustees answer
is good as far as 1t goes; but (and Others) want
to know whether Mr.. Peabody gave the money
to establish library Tor start it at least for the
benefit of the present generation, or whether it
was given to found library at some indefinite
time In the remote future. IL the money was a
simple gift of Mr.. Peabody, for a purpose named
by him, land that, take 1t, is the CASE and the
Trustees think they have the discretion to use it
as they think proper-always it is granted with
an eye to that purpose-will they please inform
the writer, and others who want to know, what
amount they have fixed upon as proper to carry
out the object contemplated by Mr.. Peabody,
and how long 1t will take, "unless it should
sooner be rendered sufficient by donations from
other sources" for the funds, as at present in
vested, to reach their limit, and whether the
present generation are to get the benefit of the
proposed library, or their children, or childrens
children, or who. 1 might, as suggested, call
upon the Trustees personally for this informa-
ton, but there are so many who "want to know
that it might prove troublesome if all called,
and If an answer to this is published In The
STAR, most Of those interested will doubtless see
| il, as we'll as ONE WHO WANTS TO KNOW.
Georgetown, Nov. 10, 1863.
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and . thief introduced his hand into the OPEN
ing and stole them. The police of Alexandra
and Washington are on the lookout for the
robber.
ALL FoR LoyE--Mr. Thos. Pullman. a Young
man keeping q store on the corner of Franklin
street and the Hunting Creek road, has been
missing for several days past, and no tidings can
be obtained of his whereabouts. He took with
him only nine dollars, with which to pay debt,
leaving the rest of the money in the drawer, in
which was also found a note stating that he
would never be heard from again. IL Is said
that he had lately been disappointed in love
IScxNpIARIsx.-Three large and very valu-
able stacks of hay, belonging to Mr.. V. p. Cor
bett, and on that gentlemanis farm, in this
county, were set fire to by an unknown person
on Sunday night last and totally destroyed.
THE GAME SRAsON.-Swans, wild geese, and
wild ducks are reported to be more numerous
than usual on the waters ofthe Potomac below
this city.
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LOCAL NEWS.
a musemenfs, de.

NATIONAL THEATRE-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Watkins IN s.Tr0dden Down, or Under 40
flags-"
METzERoTT HAIL.-Concerts by the Franco
Family TONIGHT and tomorrow afternoon and
ever ~
POTOMAC HALL, (IsIASD. supper Tonight
and Tomorrow nigh by the In lies of X ,beSah
Degree As ociation, No. 3, I. o. OF.
RYLAND CHAPEL.-Vocal ard ins.rumen.s v
concert Tomorrow night by Rvland Chap
choir, assisted by the Beethoven Musical Asso-
ciatlOn.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Fifth annual ball of
Pet O'Neill- Crowley Circle, +. B., tonight
DAILY EXCURSION to Mount Vernon, on the
steamer Arrow, at 10 a. In
CARROLL HALL--Fair for the benefit OF st.
Viscents Orphan Asylum.
MaRKRITER's ART GALLERY. 4S6 It'll str :.
SMITH s STRoSs's ART Gall II, - +
street
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TALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOHN n. sMOOT.

119 BRIDGE STREET, GEoRs sTowx. ID &,
Has received, and now offers very low prices 20
cash buyers large assortment of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, consisting Of silks, Plain and Plaid paplin-,
Epinglinas, Empress Cloths, NerinOs, Poplin Alna-
SeIges, Opera Flannels, White and Black sack
ing Cloths. Black Goods cf the best makes Noun
other Kid and Cloth Gloves Hosiery in great variety
Ladies, and Gents Underwear, shsker aud other
Fannels, Gent and Ladies' Scarfs ana Ties Liner
Cambria Hsndkerchiefs, best Hoop Skirts, Gent
and Boys Wear, fredericksburg Cloths and Cassi-
meres. Linen and Cotton Sheetings, Table Damasks,
Napkins, Towels, Huck and Scotch Diapers, all tia
best makes Of shifting Cottons and Irish Linens,
Lnseys, cheap Delanes and all other goods adapted
to the present and coming season. incuding Three
ply, Ingram, and Step Carpets. Floor aud Table OF
Cloths Blankets &C. Purchasers invited 20 cali
and examine goods and pricee.
~Washington customers will End II O. their in
terest 10 visit Georgetown wheD making their puI-
chases TOc22 lml
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CoRNs, &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodst;
OF twelve years practical experience i'm the
tablished at IA Pennsylvania avenue between
AZ and 9th streets, Dec. 18th, 1861, successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club and In
growing Nails, and other diseases of the feet
without pain or inconvenience to the patient
The 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. m, to p. m. Owing to
press Of business at office. DIR. White is unable
to visit patients at their residences except be-
tween and q. m