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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-07-17

Succession of Mrs. Elizabeth Flynn, Wife
OF L. Fulton-No. 81, 739.
SEOoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR.
~ ish OF OrleRns-Notice is hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate and to all other persons here
W interested, to show cause within ten days from
represent notification, if any they have can why
the account presented by Edward Fulton tutor
and as such administering this estate should not be
homologated and approved. and the funds distribu.
ted in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
n I'D FyV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-07-17

Succession OF Jean Recalte- so. 3 s,sA6
- lsh Of Orleans.--Notice is hereby given to the
creditors OF this estate and to ali other persons
herein interested, to snow cause within ten days
from the present notification. il any they have or
can, Why the account presented by Mrs, Widow ca
hecalte, tntri1, and as such, administering this es.
tate, should not be homologated and approved, an
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
BY order Of the Court.
iyl3 1122 M O. TRACY CLARK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-07-17
MAYoRALTg OF NEW ORLEANS, !
Civ Hall, July IA, 1863.
No. 149S-NeW Series.

Resolved, That the Street Oommi ssioner be Au
thorzed 20 purchase four hundred feet of hose for
use Of City Gardener at jackson Square, provided
the cost OF said hose does not exceed thirlysevsn
CSIEnedJ G. PAEDELY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen
(SRnedO LOUIS A. WILT,
President Board Aldermen.
(SignedJ JOHN R. CONWAY MAyoE
A true copy:
JOIN ". OVERALL, Secretary. iyl6 st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-07-17
TAX OOLLECTOR'a SALE.
ATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. MANUEL BAsK1

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF ORLEANs. 4
First District OF New Orleans !
State Tax Collectors Once, June b. i86e.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
L. A. WATSON, WIFE. ETC, VS. A. A.
PlAttsmier No 4AA
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF URIAH WEsTBRooK.
Bankrupt
Evening star., 1869-05-31
The Presbyterian Assem- bljeS.

OLD SCHOoL.-In the Old School Pres byterian
Assembly on Saturday, committee was ap.
pointed 10 assist IN the decoration of soldiers
graves to day. report on the Board of Do.
ance in the treasury above all indebtedness OF
S4e,3iS, and that the Whole number OF mission.
aries employed last year was $40. Resolutions
were offered by Rev MIR. Taylor, OF George
town, ID. G, conveying Christian salutations
TO The Presbyterian churches OF the Southern
States, and expressing desire that the day
may not be distant when all Prssbyterlans will
be united III a great organization that shall
cover our whole land; in support Of which Mr.
Taylor made some remarks strongly favoring
union with the Southern Churches. The re-
ports OF the Committees on Union with the
Church South, and on the Nomination OF
Trustees tor the Theological Seminary, were
made the special orders for To-day, until which
time the Assembly then adjourned.
NEW SCHOOL.-In the New School Presby.
terian Assembly Saturday,the Rev. DR.. Adams,
from the JOINT committee on union with the
United byterians and others, reported tn cir
meeting IN Philadelphia last January, and
as ked that the committee be continued: which
was agreed to. A committee was appointed to
cooperate with similar committees OF other
deem best in regard 20 chaplaincies IN the army
and navy. Judge Strong offered resolutions
sympathiZng with the Conference of Evan
gelical Christians Of the United States, which
rs to meet in New York next autumn. and with
that OF all the world, to assemble in the same
city in 1870. A communication was received
from :he Old School Assembly, stating that it
had concurrsd in the Joint resolutions concern
ing a pastoral letter The committee on bills
and over lures reported a resolution which had
been adopted by the other Assembly relative to
day of prayer for the maintenance of peaceful
relations with England; and it was made a
special order for to-day. The Assembly then
adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
4 MILLION DOLLARS BI>Po>ED OF
IN WILL.

PHiLAnELFHIA, May 3l.-The wall OF Dr
James hush disposes OF a million dollars; aud
provides Tor certain legactcs OUT OF the estare.
tne balance 81 which goes 10 the Phiiadrlphta
Library Company 10 purchase a lot aud ere Il,
oniIdlne 70 D. called The Ridge way Branch
OF tae philadelphia Library" ItIs dssIgaed
a. monument 10 has iafhr~-in-laW. jacob
oeewaN, ana his wife Pho..ba Ann Rash,
rom Nhom hr derived most OF has fortune
Inc Will gives direction for the man agem.nt
OF the library, the choice OF books, a.. The
VIII especially cautions the managers against
competing with other libraries an The namh@r
OF their volumes. and adNIcss them no. 20 gave
much space 20 those teachers OF dts,o,n t.d
tbInEIng. DAILY newspaper. novels. aud mis-
cellaneous reviews also receive some pretty
hard ms -
Evening star., 1869-05-31

IMPORTANT News PROM CUBA-SEvERE
FlsHTING-REvoLUTIos SUCCEssEs.-A
Havana special despatch TO the Herald, dated
May q, Via Key West, May %, says:-rhe
Government is in great want Of coal, aud will
probably embargo all the stock there is i'm the
Island. News has been received from a rebel,
but reliable, source that Count Ealmaseda was
driven from Bayams by Marmol. and has
since been captured. Two hundred of his
troops oied OF cholera HIS men were destitute
OF shoes, and much discomfort pre- alled among
them.
A specia, despatch from Nueyitas gives some
particulars OF the hllbustering affairs in the
Bay OF Nipe, most OF which has already been
telegraphed. lt is said that the expedition have
ten guns, unmounted. Foreigners led the
Spanish stack for the recovery OF the entrencn-
mene. a frussian was captured by the
Spaniards and shot.
On the 10th instant there was a severe light
four miles from Puerto Padre. The insurgents
attached convoy OF one thousand troops con-
veying provisions TO La Trevas The battle
was fought on the margin Of river, and lasted
several hours. So great was the slaughter the
river was red with blood. The Spaniards were
OF "a killed and 4 wounded. OF the latter ~
were brought 70 Noevitas. "A Spanish soldier
says that OF his company, 100 strong before the
night, only survived. The Spaniards renamed
~ Puerto Padre awaiting reinforcements. A
| force OF 1000 men have arrived II Nuevitas 70
relieve them. General Ferr will take command
sloop mas since arrived at Nuevitas win sol.
diers wounded IN q skirmish near that point.
Foragng parties OF Spaniards there are con-
stantly driven back, and the surrounding
country he swarming with rebels. The above
| information came from spanish source
Napoleon Avorgo has been ordered @ his
command. The Cubans are resolved ON Active
| operations. They intend 70 keep the Interior
towns held BY the Spsniards cut on from sun.
plies, and Will soon destroy again the raiIrosa
10 Puerto Principe. They are greatly elated
over their recent successes, and were neys-
more saneuine Of securing their independence
The rebel iron n-clad Atlanta, which wa. s,la
Al prlvate sale by the govern ment authorfties
Al League Island, has been thoroa~nIy ay.,
nanIeo al fniladelphia. and, AZ is SAID, ID now
nearly ready for sea A Philadelphia paper
ble battery Of English runs and a eooa snnni-
Vi sCns ano ammunition, and then is 10 be-
seLt 70 Cuba for use by the insurgents. Ru-
IoI nas u mat she viii sail ostenslbly fer a
snoit sea TEST, when ready; but once outside
VIII Taise the Mexican nag. and, wnen tWo
os!s IL sea, VIII run mp the Cuban colors.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
FINANCIAL AND COM MERCuAL.

The weekly statement OF the New York asso-
ciated bans rs quite favorable, although It con-
tInues to show the distinction made as between
legal tenders and Treasury notes in the pop
ular estimation. Thus the falling on during
the week IN legal tenders was over twenty n We
thousand dollars-a trifie in itself II is true
showing that while the payments by the city
have been made IN legal tenders the great bu X
OF moEey received by the city has zen 10 ma
tional bs nk notes. The deposits have Increased
over three and a half millions, which has In
duced an in increased expansion on the part OF
the banks TO the extent Of over four and half
millions. The chief features are the gain OF
nearly two and q half millions IN specle and
an accession OF a million and half 10 the
amount IN excess OF the legal reserve. The to-
tai sum IN excess ef the twenty five per cent
required by law is now Sl6..H,is7 The tolals
of the last two statements contrasted show
changes as follows: Increase IN loans. S&.659,-
J'r; increase in specie. - 44l.c26; decrease in
circulation, 81 52l increase in deposits, s364O,.
81 decrease in legal tenders, 81 ,925.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

RACES AT THE BUCKEYE CoURsE.-The first
race over the Buckeye Course, in Cincinnati
Oh Saturday, sweepstakes, four.year.old colts
and fllies, and two-mile heats, was won by
Emma Marratt, beating Riddy Malone, Carrie
Atherton, and Dick johnson. Time - 3i9
342H. The second race for the club purse of
S5eO, handicap, mile heats, three in five. was
Belle, and Maggie Hunter. Seven heats were
rnn Time-i:i", i:s2H, 1:57, I:56a., I:5ix,- 1:57,
fs3e. The third race, purse $500, dash Of one
mile, for the beaten horse, Kitty Free beat Little
Mack, West, and AtchIson b. m , by Cotton and
Mollie Lincoln
Evening star., 1869-05-31
TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches
THE FRANCHISE .crsu> rENSEsxE


NEsPHIs. May 81 The following ~ 4
syaopsIs of the decision ~ the Supr-me Cour-
a; Erownsvllle yesterday In the case " m
>tsta OF Tennes>e vs.. Slater.
The UNANIMOUS cpulhn II he Court wSe
delivered oy Judge Smith, holding thai the
right 20 vote is s clear legal right secured 20
cluzsns under the Cons itgsi sional blll OF highs
q Tunes see, that he elective franchise stands
ON ss high ground as the right 20 properly or
airy other rlght secured by the ,nsti.ution-
thst this right once vested could b. taken way
only bN due process Of law: thNt the power a :
tempted 10 he conferred on the Governor by
acts OF the Legislature 20 set ASIDE reefstration
Tor FRAUDS, HTegulari.ies OF other causes. ls n
luclcial power which cannot be- conferred on
executed by the Executive OF this STATE. an
Tor thai reason All ms acts aud pfoclama.iops
an setting aslde The registration IN the counties
sno parts OF counties are ABSOLUTELY null ana
void and holders OF certificates granted by me
previous registration. Commissioners are en-
Titled 20 vote by reason or ihe same.
Judge Shac kslfOrd delivered a separate onin
ion concurunC VITA the decision. hu- vr.n'
further aud attempted - Iusdiy the optniou IN
the case OF kedly ". >horbrok. holding the
franchise acts as uncoEst'futioRal. The other
Judges reserved IN this case the question of ths
oonstIiutionali1y OF he several Franchise acts
Evening star., 1869-05-31
DECORATION DAWN MAINE

Ro' kLAsD, MAINE. May 3l.-CommemOra-
uon services IA honor OF The buried soldiers
and saiiors Of Maine We're held here yes,erday
IN many portions of the State In thiS town
noral wreaihs were placed al the base ofCien.
Berry's monument m memory Of some eighty
soldiers from thIs vicinity who died on the
held OF battle, and whose remains Were not
brought hona
Evening star., 1869-05-31
n" YoRK-vtRsr BoARp,

BY Bankers and Brokers' TslsgrdDh, James M
Gossdtgdy, operator.
Lewis johnson q Co quote stocks aud bonds
In home and foreign market as follows
NEW YORK, May 3l.-No stock report. Gold.
13e asal3ea.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON, May 81. p. m.-Oonsols. 90 asa x
Bonds, aa-OS, firm; Illinois, IS ass; Erie,
-.
FRAHKPoRT, p. m.-Bonds, ~6as6 \.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-Cotton quiet aud steady.
Sales of 10000 bales. Middling Uplands, N ! ;
Middling Orleans, l2b.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
NEW NORk ITEMS,

NEw YORK, May 3l.-Senator Casserly re-
turned 10 California on Saturday.
Margaret Burns was fatally IN lured to-day
by falling from a three-story window IL a
aIleeeo That she was thrown out by ner hus-
band.
Michael O'Connor was fatally stabbed this
morning BY Benjamin Price. Price has been
arrested.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

THB PRESIDENT will leave here on Thurs
day next for Annapolis, where he will remain
until Saturday, and attend the graud ball Al
the Naval Academy on Friday night. He will
leave the navy yard on Thursday in the steam
or Tallapoosa, and reach Annapolis en- Friday
He will probably visit West Point about the
10Th instant.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
MINISTER MOTLEY IN I.yeRpoor

LIvERfooL, May 3l.-Early this morning
Minister Motley received addresses of well
come. presented by the Liverpool and Amer
lean Chambers OF Commerce, and soon after
wards departed tor London.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
ELLIS, IRON RITrERS

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice,
can testify 60 its superior tonic properties FOR in
ygorating the appetite and promoting dgestion.
csn unhesitatIngy recommend 10 In cases OF
g.nersI debiiiy sDd ayspepsfa. and in conditions
OF The system requiring the of a ferruRinous
tonic. Its agreeable favor must recommend IL 10
ali. Yours, respectfully
CHbs ) GAUNTT, NJ D.
Professor in the Philadelphia University
Medicine and Surgery"
For sac by KIDWELL SON
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
and Druggists generally. my 2G-3m
Evening star., 1869-05-31

~Read, the "wonderful physical mediu m, ''
now lies in Waterbury jail, Conn.,, as swindler
on Tuesday evening. Printers ink on the
ropes proved that he did slip his hands out:
and light turned on at critical point OF the coat.
sleeve trick discovered HIM in the act of tryp Q
to put his hand back after donning the sleeve
Evening star., 1869-05-31
IBY Cable I
Balsinsrs msrEe,.. r..s.v.

bALT1hoRR, May 2s.-Cotton nominaily p /. =
az Flour quiet prices steady. Wheat duh
ard unchanged. Corn dull; white, s7a-S: vel
low, seasO. Oats dull aud unchanged. Pork
nrm, at S32. Bacon firm; rib sides. I7aI6 .
clear ditto, 17tals; Shoulders, IA; Hams.
lsa2i cents. Lard firm at laal9A. Whisky
very dUll al IO4.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, 20 day had an inven-
tory taken Of all property in the Treasury
Building, and the stamp of the Department
placed on every article.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

Hon. A. G. CURTIN, our Minister 10 Russia
bad an interview with the President this
morning.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

THE PRESIDENT to-day appointed David
Turner 10 be Collector OF Customs for the DIS.
tyIot Of Alexandra, Va
Evening star., 1869-05-31
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

Mr.. AND MRS. CoRBIs leave the White
House Tor New York this evening.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

LAND SALE.-Mr. Ashton Garrett, residing
about five miles south west Of Rock willie, Nd.
sold his farm, containing GIG acres, to Mr..
Gore, Of Loudoun county, Va for the sum of
$50 per acre.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

PHALON'S "PAPhIAN LOTIONn
snAUrIsrlsa THE iSS sSiu AHD COMPLEX.
REnOvEe ALL ERUPTIONs, PREOKLEs
PIMPLEe. NOTE, BLOT0Hns, TAN, eto.,
and renders THE SKIN 6OHT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES In the NURSERY IL 10 invaluable.
Tor GENTLEMEN after SHAVING ,t has no eQra
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the snly reliable repc.
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN soaps
Tor the TOILET NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price Is cents per cake.
0FLOR DE MAYO"
"FLOR DE MAYO.s
N1W PERFUME FOB THE HANDKRR
IRAGRANOf.
PHALON . SON, Nev York.
t08-D Sold by all Druggists
Evening star., 1869-05-31

SECRETARY BoRIE left this city for Phila-
delphia on Saturday. and will return to-mor-
row.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
wall Street Ts.dav

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Money steady az per
cent. Exchange. 81. Gold, 3-x. 5-2Os, 1862.
coupons, % 10-iOs, coupons. OK. Norm
Carolina's, 81 asked: new, 50. Eirginia's, -x-
coupon, 57js; new o. i asked.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

NEW YORK, May 3l.-Flour without decided
change. Wheat dull and droopIng. Corn duh
ard declining.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
ga lay delegate.-A hen.

NMosquitoes are preparing their bills.
New York up to their weight in greenbacr.
- Miss Cozzens, of 81. Louis, and mis-.
fecknam, OF Milwaukee, are st tudying law.
IA thief burglarized the New YORK. Ma,ro.
pohtan Police headq uarters the other eveninr
0The present Rhode Island Senate contains
but one lawyer.
~The negro Methodists in co,..r.no. o.,
Newburg have resolved against tobacco.
0Parlor screenings with open windows,
have commenced.
Hartford is scandalzed by veIocipede ri.
hfaper out Of tobacco stems is the latest
invention in that line
Ihe nrst Hartford passenger acroes the
continent oy the completed Pacific Railroad
was Young woman. who had faith enough in
y young mans word 20 travel $3.50 miles to
marry him.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s25O,OtO; for the month
ending May 3lst, s2O277,796; and for the fiscal
year TO date, Sl35,c3a,17I
Evening star., 1869-05-31

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CsLRBRArIoN.-The
President has directed that the heads of the
various Departments ef the Government grant
leave of absence to such employees in the DE.
partments as may desire to participate in the
celebration OF the Washington City Sunday
School Union, which takes place on Saturday
next, :he 5th instant.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

GENERAL L. A. PELoUZR, A. A q. who has
been on duty at the War Department for sew.
eral years past, leaves here Tomorrow for
Detroit, Michigan, to enter upon the disc charee
of his duties as Assistant AdJutant General,
Department OF the Lakes.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

alto ''''s for marx nsTl is! ~
sssfiins Silver. ElsetrO- sOsnAN Apsc,
GORHAM MMANUFAJTURING COMPANY
PROvIDENcE, II. L.
STERLING sILVEB WARE,
and
NICKEL sILvER PLATED WARE.
Orders received from the trade only. but these
goods may be obtsiued from res sponsible dealers
everywhere
sps, IS H. n a; May L, G, H. Is, 20, IS, 70; June
3, l., IL, n, IS- lSt
Evening star., 1869-05-31

u. s. SENATOR CARPENTER, of Wis, will
deliver the address at the dedication Of Memo.
rial Hall, which takes place at the next com.
mencement Of Eeleit College. Gems Sherman,
Sheridan and other distinguished officers are
expected to be present on that occasion.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

RIoT.-About o'clock on Saturday morn.
ing. as the 5th regiment OF the Boys in Blue
were passing the corner of I2th street at l, some
colored men on the opposite side of the street
attacked them with stones, causing general
stampede, but one of the regiment firing back
caused the attacking party also to scatter, but
not however before in the melee two mem.
bers OF the regiment-Augustus Lee and John
Lee-received cuts with knives, and several
men had their heads cut with stones
Evening star., 1869-05-31

COL NJ. M. FREYrRs, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from Peru to this
Government, has arrived in New York with
his wife and two daughters. Col. F. served in
the Peruvian army with distinction. He WIS
the Secretary OF the Interior unuer Gen Can.
seco's administration, and finally Minister
Plenipotentiary Of Peru to Bogota, Colombia.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

WAsHrNeToH, May 81, l5es.-Jay Ooohe &
Co. furnish the following auotatisns OF 4ov-
ernment secpriues:
Evening star., 1869-05-31

GENERAL F. T. DENT, Private Secretary to
The President, will leave here on the 10th
instant for pleasure tour through the North
and on the Lakes, and thence to ST. Paul, Min.
pesota, where his family is now on a visit, and
where he will spend a great portion of the
summer, returning here about the latter part
OF August.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

THE PRESIDENT, in conversation a few days
since, stated that it was not his intention to re-.
move Hon. Joseph 5. Wilson, Commissioner
of the General Land Office, or Hon. Horace
Capron, Commissioner OF Agriculture, as they
were both efficient officers and 1t would be a
difiic ult matter to I'LL their places.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

CAPT CLAYTON OF the 10Th Infantry is tenn.
porarily in charge of the desk in the War De.
partment vacated by General Pelouze. Lieut.
Col. q. A. Mack has been assigned to duty as
the successor OF Gen. p, and is expected to
arrive here about the latter part Of this week
from California
Evening star., 1869-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.


WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE.
MASTER FRANKIB d. 0UNNELL,
At the request OF many respectable citizens. who
have witnessed these manifest atiops at his
fathers residence, WashinRten, u. G., will give
series Of public exhibitions of
CABINET PHBNOMENA
DAkK sEANCES
NATIONAL HALL,
PA. AVENUE. CORNER "A STREET,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. Msg 2tth.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance commences
a. O'Clock
Tickets, SO Gents, for the two Seances combined.
Reserved Seats, Is Cen extra.
Tickets car be had In advance, on and after Fri
day Morning. May 2lst, at Ellis n usic Store and
at the door of the Hall my:4-tf
No 4.6( ON XhiBiTION $50: ass
STREET. AT MARKRITERS, }SrRERr.
No. 4s6 seventh street, setween D and e streets.
Eisht Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cheice OIL Paintings, Epgravpss, Chromos. &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhang1ngs, Window
Shades. Picture Frames, Picture Oord and Tas
sells. Rings, Hails, &C.. in the District TEENS
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number.
ap24ly
Evening star., 1869-05-31
A GOOD yJFDJCINE

GOOD MEDICINE
DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself n
reputation unsurpassed in the history of medical
preparations Its instantaneous effect in the erad-
icatiOn oil pain. and the verbal testimony of the
advertisement Every family should keep il In
their homes in case Of sudden attacks OF many dis
eases in which IL is IN O ntidote. y22-lu
ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MIN, who having
Erred, desire o better MANHOOD. rent in sealed
letter enveloI 80. free of charge. Address How
AID SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. my i9-eo3m
MANHOOD.
medical essay on the Cause and Cure of pre-
msture decline ip man, the treatment Of Nervous
and Physical debility, &c.
Thsrs Is no member Of society by vhoD1 this book
riH NOT be found useful Ichethey srch person holds
me relation Of Pa,eRf, PTscsptOy oy Csrgyman u
MEDICAL THINKS AND GAzETTE.
the Author, DR.. =. Def. Curtis s. North J.
81, Baltimore. nylsiy
SPECIAL NOTICE DIR. Curtis begs to notify
bis Washington patients that, owing to his exten
siye practice In Baltimore, he viii in future be
able TO devote only the following days to their in
terests and can be consulted cs SATURDAYS
from to and 8 Z, m, and on SUNDAYS II a.
m. to p m N and to p. at aga II street, in
SPECIALITY treatment and cure OF Nervous
Debility and all diseases arising from abuses Of
the ~ stem. my Is 3w
Evening star., 1869-05-31

WHITE HoUsK.--A delegation of the Boys in
Blue OF this District intend, i; is said, TO visit
the President Tomorrow to urge the appoint
ment Of a number OF their members to various
Offices.
Evening star., 1869-05-31

DEATH OF THE MOTHER OF THE LATE
SENATOR DoUGLAss.-Mr. X. NJ Douglass,
Private Secretary to the President, leaves here
his evening for New York, TO attend the fune.
raj OF his grandmother, Mrs. Granger, mother
OF the late Stephen A. Douglass, who died at
Clifton Springs, N. y, yesterday, i'll the sOth
year OF her age. The funeral takes place to.
morrow evening.
Evening star., 1869-05-31
INSURANCE.

IIFE IssUR NOE.
PENN INITIAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF FPHILADELPHIA
Assets. over 81, 500, 900.
Policies issued on all the dif srent plans and AL
are NoN-FCRFEITA BE after three aaDuaI preni
rms have teen pald, II the policy is surrende red
While IN force, With scrip dividends beIongiBR ts
IT, psc up policy for srlC mt st esst equal TO
the ret ash premiums paid will Be given.
BlaEEs tables OF rates. snG sl Information Will
ee furnished gratis. on application personally or
iyuail
A cszvasser varted, to phcm the most liberal
paw will be given by the ccmrsny
pr. s. " Caldwell, one OF the examining physi-
clans MAJ be found at Ihe Once every day ter 8 !,
o'clsCk- Dividend 0f s9 PEI cent upon the prerni-
received IN 1875 declared in January b. the
company, and now resdv to he delivered.
JOHN RIcGJES. Agent.
Room No. I. Wsshi"-;ou Bui ding,
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