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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,

AVOAoxANA 0xAA1 ONAv E0Sx9xa]
(NAME CHANGED FROM LOUISIANA STATE
SEMINARY.
BATON ROUGE LOUIsIANA,.
Founded and Supported by the state o.
Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,
Now in progress. will close last Wednesday in yuns.
1870. The next session will b. gin first Monday in
september next, and will continue ten months.
ACADEMIC BOARD M
Consists Of full corps of able instructors in all
bra inches of Literature aud Science usually taught
IN the best colleges and universities.
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces q Preparatory and an Acsdpmic Depart
Inent. intending Literary. Scientific and Optional
Course. special School of Civil En- cheering and
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
Well selected and valuable. The Geological and
complete in the South, embracing the extensive COL
lections Of the late Colonel Wales, of Mississippi,
and the Cabinets of the Typographical, Geological
and Botanical Survey OF Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not under fifteen years of age.
Geography.
EXPENSES
Of every kind. except clothing. for ten months,
$780, SEQ payable in advance, balance February !,
or by accept ed draft eight per cent for ninety
days Payments may be made through the Canal
or Citizens Bank.
Cadets received st any time during the session,
and charged from date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE.
Military, with daily drill A battery OF four guns
will afford facilities for instruction in artillery.
inform OF Cadet-Cadet grey cloth, to be had
at the Institution at cost of twenty five dollars
per suit
For further information, address,
d. +. BOYD, superintendent.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
MAY l, 1870
Office Of the University in New Orleans, at Swar.
brick Co.'s, 50 Camp street.
HUn.i the rebuff ding of the College edifce, lately
destroyed by ire, near Alexapsria the Institution
5 temporarily located at Baton Rouge. in the Deaf
Ind Dumb Asylum Location very healthy, and az
,omm odations ample for q large number OF Cadets.
Number this session, one hundred and seventy:
myl7ly
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Books of subscription to the capital stock
of the New Orleans, Metairie and Lake
Railroad Company will be opened at No. 6
Camp street, on and after Wednesday next.
See advertisement.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12

The New York mail failed entirely yester-
day. All mails due beyond Chattanooga
also failed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12

General j. H. Sypher. late representative
in Congress from the First Louisiana Dis.
trict, is in the city.
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A thunder storm last evening was accom-
panied with sharp lightning and welcome
rain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12

The mail will close for the North and West
every evening hereafter, except Sunday, at
fifteen minutes past three O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-12

Mr.. J. D. Crawford, of the Customhouse
has our thanks for copy of the Daily Ad-
yertiser, published at Hong Kong, China.
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Messrs. Louis Stern & Brothers will sell,
to morrow, at ten o'clock, at No. Is Chartres
street, 800 cases boots, shoes and brogans.
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PEABODY.

Vivian Florence. Irving, Stanley, Dickens. Burlin.
game, Gladstone. Picadiily, Saratoga Lords Napier
aud Derby SHIRT CuLLARS. of the finest Linen
three ply and four ply-all new styles. Look at
them in the show cases at the corner of St Charles
and Cana! streets.
LEIGHTON'S
Iel2 2t2dp Cheap and Popular hirt Store
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BLAkELI & HOGAN,
LAW BOOKS.

The Twenty first Louisiana Annual Reports. Acts
of 1870 including session. and general assort-
ment of standard Lsw Books as issued from the
press. can be found at
S. F. SISKRON'S,
ieI2 lw 2dp No. g Commercial Place
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S. G. KREEGER.

Nos. $50 md 5S7 Magazine Street. Corner
OF st. Andrew street.
Would respectfully announce that his entire
stock of
WELL SELE CTRD AND CHEAPLY BOUGHT
DRY GOODS,
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THE FAIR.


LEIGHTON SUCCESSFUL AGAIN.
The TWO HIGHEST PREMIUMS were awarded
to him for tbs best made SHIRTS Apiil 80, 1870.
One was made by Grover Il Bakers Sewing Ma.
chine, and the other hand p' sde.
Our shirt Factory is ct the corner of Canal and
80 Coarles streets, New Orleans. iel2 2t2dp
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-xU1ye VIII UuEue rams S~s I =
slsn 4hose WIN Occupv rooms In public dor
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OFFICE Board CT SCHOOL DIRECTORS,
City of New Orleans
New Orle ans, La June I, 1870.
The Annual Examination of the Public Schools of
New Orleans will take place as follows:
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the English Bishops!
With respect to the second branch of
our inquiry, or that which has for its
object to discover the causes of the ex-
IRENE poverty and restitution of the Irish
peasantry, and the contingent "risings'
OF them or their descendants here as well
as IN Ireland, we believe it would be cor
rect TO say that the oppression and mis-
government to which they have been so
long subjected, have had, even in this
respect, very powerful influence. Poli,i-
cal depreciation most frequently leads to
extreme poverty. Oppression, like that
which has been practiced in Ireland
lowers the moral dignity Of the people; it
sinks them in their own estimation: and as
it takes away all rational expectation of
rising in the world by the mere exertion
OF honest industry, it effectually prevents
its being made. Moral restraint can not
be expected to have much influence in a
country SO circumstanced. An enslaved !
and degraded population eagerly grasp at
any Immediate qualification within their
reach, and, reckless of the consequence.
plunge into every excess.
No proposition can be more true than
hat the unexampled misery of the Irish
people is directly owing to the excessive
of their numbers, and
lothing can be more silly and childish
han to expect any real or lasting amend.
nent in their situation until an effectual
heck has been given to the progress of
reland's agricultural population. We
ave no hesitation in avowing our decided
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ALEXANDRIA.

The GGsette OF last evening has the following
items:
FIRE.-Ths alarm of fire YESTERDAY morning
between six and seven O'Clock was caused b.
the burning OF a stable on Alfred street, b.
tween Princess and Oronoco, occupied by NJ.
G. Flood. Three valuable cows were in the
stable. One escaped unhurt, one was consume 4.
and was dragged out of the flames alive, but
died soon after. The fire was accidental. Tie
owner Of the cows. after milking them. left a
lantern on the floor. and one OF the cows kicked
IT over among some loose hay.
PROPERTY SALEs.-The two-story frame
house and lot of ground on Fairfax street. ne ar
the corner Of Duke, belonging to Mr.. Charles
I'll aham, WAS sold this morning by Beck, Knox
a kerby. to Mr.. s. j. Reed, tor Sss5. The two
story frame house and lot of ground ON Prince -
street, near the corner of Columbus, belonging
10 Capt. Baxter has been sold to Mr. Robert
Crook, for 500.
The WASHINGTON FERRY-BoArs did an in
creased amount of business Sunday, and among
the passengers who came over from washing
ton were sc veral who brought along with them
. plentiful supply of liquor. Three boys from
Washington visited Fishtown i'm a buggy during
the evening, drank whisky, upset and broke the
buggy, and one OF them was locked up in the
station house.
Mr.. RICHARD browns, an employe at the
sash factory of Reishell n Hooge, had his right
hand accidentally caught by a circular saw in
motion there, and was severely injured, early
yesterday morning.
- A LITTLE DAUGHTER OF Mr.. RUBEN, while
at play In the grounds Of ST Maryis Academy,
was run over by one of the other pupils OF the
legs fractured. -
MORE OILERS are in the river than ever
known before, their nets extending from Lower
Cedar Point up to this city.
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The Demonstration ON the 18th fnst.

BOYS IN BLUE.-The committee of the Bows
in Blue on the proposed demonstration on the
10Th instant, helde a meeting last night, A
Grant in the chair, and W. s. Fletcher secre-
tary. The subcommittee on music, speakers
&c, reported progress. Ii was reported that
the students of Howard University would turn
out two hundred strong, and on motion a band
OF music was voted to be sent out there to escort
them into the city. The following marshals were
announced-JnO. F. Cook LIST ward; ID. NJ. EeI-
sey, I'd; A. &. richards, Sd; NJ. G.. Emery 4th;
VIM A. Hughes, 9Th; Clarence NJ. Barton 9th;
j. b. Cramer, 9Th; Col. j. A. Magruder, George
town; Il. ). Emery, county north: Robt. +. Mar
tin, county south. Connected with the process
sion will be a mounted division, Col. L. b. Cut
Ter, OF the Treasury Department, marshal; as
sistant marshals-Cornelius Clark, LIST; John
King. I'd; A. h. Kinney, Sd; Jas. Holmes Ada:
- Williams, 9th; Chas. Osborn, 9th; Geo. New
man, 9TH; Henry Craig, Georgetown.
CITIZENS OF POTOMAC CIrTY-A meeting of
the citizens of Potomac city was held last eveH-
ing IN the Seventh district schOoi-hOus to MAKE
arrangements tor participating i'm the celebra-
ton OF the ratification OF the fifteenth amenJ-
ment. 5. q. Brown presided, NJ. A. Hunter
secretary. The Chair submitted an invitation
TO participate in the celebration on the 18th i'm
slant. and, on motion, that date was stricken
out and the 10Th instant unanimously suhsti-
tuted. Edward Allen and Anderson Richardson
were chosen marshals for the occasion after
which addresses were made by Captain McCon-
nell and Geo, w. HattOn.
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The COurfs.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartter.-To-day the
case OF Downing agt. Downing was taken up. =
THIRD TRIAL OF HENRY FLOYD FOR MURDER
CRIMINAL Court, Judge Esher.-To- day the
case OF Henry Floyd, indicted for the murder
OF John D0nnelly, was resumed, when Mr. C.
+. Barnes for the defence was sworn and testi-
schooner at the time of the homicide. Mr.. Love
Joy commenced the argument before the Jury
and was followed by Messrs Harrington and
w.. Maiiiams District Attorney Darlington closed
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HE BINS FoR PuNFs AND HSDRASrs.-rO-
day bids tor keeping in repair the panlps AM
lay drsnts throughout the city were opened b
Mayor Bowen. aud the entire number (elevenl
were found 10 be Informal The bidders who
wish 20 tTy again, can tnsl specifications AZ the
MAYORS osice until Monsiay Rexs Gnul wsieh
time lids will DC received.
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INSURANCE.

80 A PRUDENT MAN FoRFsEETH TIN
"A EVIL
IN prosperity PTsBarsJor afrsrSi,V.
lHSsTt yoFr properly tri,h
A. =. PRATT d son,
tas
PRdAlA. ef Hartford,
AZ. fOIKERS,
HOME. oad
fIRENEN s, Of Ec,c Y8rk,
and thRS gT0vd ogatrN FIRE,
InSane yOr LUt ~ the ElCELSTOR, Of w
bort, md Inks ITortde ne ccH9 forf az rko,. m
lore trhsn you dTs takss from fhcm
A. s. PRATT SON, Agents.
ap5u No. 3 n NJ. G. A. Bmi9trs.
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PROPOSALS FOB SRADiNG AND GRAVEL.


MAYORS OFFICE, CRY Hall
81, WAsHINsToy, ID. c., April h. $50
sealed Proposals will be received Al his orsc,
unti ~ clock, M, FRIDAY, Anrfi Is I.-e o.
SkApiNG and GEAfELfNG the toiios Ing sI "a mS I'd
FIRST WARp.
usenty a&th street west, from 3 % street
Twenty thi I'd street west. RON Cana, 10 @ ,tres,
street north. from Boundsr, to sir,e.,,b street
west. ~ s'iee'
SECOND WARD.
a street north, from Twelfth 20 Fourteenth street
street north, from Twelfth to Fir,es.th ,trees
s., Ninth street west. from to street north, AMI
THIRD WARD.
New Jersey svenue, from New York avenue &c
FOURTH WARD
Sutn street east, frsrn II 10 street north
y Sftn Sspitoi street, from street north % New
Second street west, from to n street north
Thirtsepth sfrest east
T~enth street east, from I to 4 street south
street south. from Filth 70 Seventh street east.
. SEVENTH WARD.
NJ ~ soush, noo New Jersey avenue TO Third
BIDDER VIII stats the price per cubic y.rl ,or
greoing. and the price Per square yard for rF.xsl
ins shs srsdins 70 b. ped for csly one way sthsr
Zach street must be bid for separsfsly
AL surplus earth 20 be de posted where On. -,
mtseaonen OF improvemepts In the wards vhe-e III
t9Rr0sements ore % be may direct "o
Zach bid must be accom- panied by a vrittHo s,,r
antee that IL such bid is accepted the bsls a.,
ester INTO contract Tor the performance thereof.
sSSM :. J. BOWEN, Mayor.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


- BY virtue oi a deed uf trust. dated Serfenlh.r
t.: I'd, ISIS. and recorded ia Liber A 5 n
~TJ, folio SIS, &c, one Il the land record ~
the county of Washington. n. c, I will 0~Ar Al
auction on THURSDAY, the 2lst DAY Of April. ISp
on the premises. AZ o clock .. m.
D. Part OF lot Ia OF Thomas Beslls first addition
20 Georgetowns at he northwest intersection II
Urecn and DumbaTion streets, fronting 81 feet
inches on the former and running lack Of the same
width, 6 feet ~ hundredhs the latter aud influd
from bot l2S
4 Also, another part of said lot l26 beginning al
the distance of 81 feet inches from Dumhprton
street, fronting 10 feet on Green and running
back Go ieet ~ hundredths aud including ON the
rear strip feet Is hundreths wide from lot rs
3. Also, the east halt Of lot l25 said addition
fronting Is Il 20 V huDdredihs Dumhartun street
and running back of thar 18th ~ feet inChes aus
OF the furt her width Of feet Is hundredths 10 the
additional depth 81 20 feet.
4. Also, the westernmost part 81 lot IT I'm said al
ditton az the northeast intersection Of said
fronting ~ feet on Dgmbarfon street aud running
back, on the sane width binding on Green street,
- 1eet more OF lese.
The first lot has stable on the rear: the third 10
improved by frame dwelling, and the fourth BY a
brick dwelling and store.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money o.
be pad in cash, and the residue in equal install
ments AT and Y months with interest 90 be secured
by deed of trust The terms Ut sale must be com
piled with in one week after sale, the property
may be resold, after hve days notice, the risk
and cost OF the defsultiBg purchaser Conveyapc
ing and stamps at the Rnree..s cost s;x
mh1s eo&bds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
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for The EVENING STAR by George w. Harrison
& Co. Nos. SO King street, 81, 81. S Fish
Wharyes, Alexandria, Va, are as follows:
Family, per Sb SO to .a Eooso1y f Fs%Iy,
Delaware per bbl., Sl4. Herring-Fresh, Der
,ooo, ell to sIs; Potomac, No. J, per Dbl, 81;
fly, per half Dbl, 81; Labrador FAMILY. H nnr
bbl. extra, 500 70 81; Portland Gibbed, per
Dbl, $3.50 to sc; Bay Of Island, No. i, NEW
500 to So; Bay Of Island. Family Mess, 81.
Lake herring. Chicago, extra, %. st. Johns
Alewives, Sc to 81. Supply equal to the de-
mand. fEef go = -
RIVER FRoNr.-Potomac Ferry's Wharf.-The
steamer Wawas.et, Capt. Fowke, LEFT the wharf
THIS morning with passengers and freight.
u Mhsr!fs WAG.T..Arriyed- Josephine Nc
L. Sheriff. Sailed -Schr. Jno. G. McShain for
Georgetown to load coal for Norfolk.
: Rasy's Whesf.-Arrived-Sarah NJ. Clayton,
j W. Childs Martha Ann, Medley, from West
Point, Va, with lumber for the same; stephen
a ;DoqE:s, Lewis; Fanny Southland, Lewis;
bisc oS rsa Reif nSsr Ma.cslls Ann Barnes,
Sta1, Lsndon; w; J. Dennis, strong; Geo. W.
Driver, Seaden, j. A. Hooper, Sesrs; North
Psnfe, TSe WIZ Es H His.e Fashion,
With WIT oyyte.s for market. Oysters q cts to 81
per ogsneL sailed-American Coaster, East,
csrt<rs WAsr5.-Arrived--schr. Char. Ren
Applegarth, from Norfolk, with lumber for y
3. Ward; j. H. ID. Smoot Johnaon. frow
bryan1 Point, with cedar posts for IlnyiIle:
Is. Y. Stanard, hooper, from Norfolk. With
Jumper Tor Linyille & Co. Sailed--Askiand
hR.scnsm' i3r Ge@getown, to load coal; Clara
70 SKNITE.-We again cali attention IN IN.
lecture o. Prof. Silliman, of Yale ColleSe NJ
Lincoln Nall to-moroW, night. IL Il mt foo
1ncn 20 say that whom By railroads, or even ~
wseon,roads, this valley becomes ressonabiy
al % tne public, 1t Ii to become, above
respect to Wonders Of natural scenery. Pot
Snhman gives In his lecture not Onlv the resnit
OF ms own observations Of this VonderyrI Ios
canty: IN words, but, through the medIn n nj IN.
veg nnS oxy-nydrogen apparatus which Ia vii
uso, VIII ,pr0ject On the screen msoni6cent
lessor Is n t ine c sffei ;S T. the valley The
Is St tne National Academy OF Sciences nr
Wn,cn ne - member. Vice Presi Tent Cscise y,
VIII PreSoe at the lecture tomorrow eyenina'
BIDS FOR THE SIxrH-srRxHr R.rnc,
osy. mayor Bowen and Superintendent ai.o-
oper gu, D.as ior the construction OF br;dss
Myers, e3,7E. 80; John Cronin. 81 sfZJonp
% Sas,t lor taking up and relayinr "a ver.ent
~ Gents per yard, grading 30 CENT r.asc 0.,
s4.sS per perch, lumber S27sO per M ni1;.. my
~ w: wilson 3 Co, masonry Ss a erssI IN,
pon.,dson 'ns psvsnent aoc., bridge S.aso.4 900
aiiso. N a q pnspDurns 81 So; j. Z. Teeter,
1850; Thos. Lucas, q, sssN ,, Hso; r; Rider,
q %, SS,4a.56; Geo. Eackey And IL n un Law
zoO9 cssh, or $3.50 II paid sssss - I'm t1s,
Monoay IN june; John r. Hnntev 80 40 o. %.
s rannen, q ,8S5; John HaW xbnrst' I'm,
vi 1ao. Seing Tor material only:I p. Henbnrn
s''0'"' Da'io H. Noyes, s2,s;6.53.
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CITY ITEMS.

BEAUTIFUL GOODS, .r..
For Custom Work,
~ Latest Spring Styles,
At liable Il Co.'s,
3S5 Pennsylvania avenue, 90. s. Hotel.)
GENrLENEN's BUSINESS SUITS
A large assortment Of Cashmere Suits for
Spring, now offering, from sl2 to $40 suit.
One price only.
GEORGE q. HENNrNe,
40 It'll street Northwest.
..sst ALASKA DIAMONDS,
.--.t Fl. jet Jewelry,
Orcide Jewelry,
E1. ~ lE Fancy Goods, .e .-..
received this morning at Prigg' Dollar Jewelry
Store, No: 40 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Az and eth streets. -.
2 IMDUCENMf TO Bur A Coon sxv1xo M IA
cHIHH-Wllcex q 0fbbs' Sewing Machine, the
most sample and best Constructed sewing ma
chine, WIN hereafter Be sold ON liberal 6rns.
inquire ~ me agency, BAuDb Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, ~ Seventh street, SetVoen Is
sns Ne ...+ 80 - : - - All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

AN Oh CLAIN.-In the settlement o. IA es-
tate in the Orphans Court to-day. a claim, OF
over 80 years Standing, was presented; the orig
inal amount being $lp0. and the interest SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

The MASONIC Lsvri Aps Az 1t the Ma.
sonic Temple, on the 10th instant, win be q
very enjoyable affair.
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pr THos. BOWLING, Auet'r.. GsOrs., ,un
tn sTEE : sALE.


IA By virtue 81 two deeds Il trasf o. me- dsts \
E.8 respectively June = lSsi, aud Octoie~ 8. -
ksnd recorded resp~cfiNely in Biher q
No. -, iuiiOs yh a.. and Liher " N o. n I
foos as. &c. OF the Laud Records &C the OountF "a
Washington, ID. q Will .neT AZ suction. un " ~
NEsDAl. the 18th day of pfil. Instant. al cl,.-s
p M, that Valuable Prppcrty IN Georget.rwn u.
scrlbe IS follows viz. That Lot consisting ~ nar,
Of Lots One. Two, and Three, IN Peter sqlarr
bounded ~ follows. NV Beguning at tlpe ena OF y,
ieet east from llsh street GA the suth side q BdCr
street, and running thcnce south and parallel % al,
hlgh street o. iest 60 point fe~t from the iN
ING line between Lots Nos. aud in pefaF sauar,
thence with said street norfhwardly ~ feet fhenr
east and parallel with Hgh street ~ feet and flerc.,
north and parallel with " IN feet Ia rrSs
street. and thence 60 the beginning with an,
imProh ements. consisting ct Substantial three
story Brick MaIehouse comPO-es of two large build
ings connected tronting respectircly On n eh amt
btldge streets, with cellars. This s one 81 te isst
business stands In Georgetown. aud thu rropsrfN A.
in all respects desirable. 10 Is occupsesI y, N
j. Adler. - q hard~ are store.
Terms Of sale. one fifth e the purchase rntuev A.,
be pad IN cash, aud the residue IN four equal install
msnts ~ O. IL, Il, and q months respectively. o. 10
secured BY deed of trust. The terms % sale f'ts- o.,
complied with in week sitter sale the property
may Ice resold Sfter one week notice. a the RIA
and cost Il the detHuitinc purchaser. Couveynurb.
snd stamps AT the cost 81 the purchaser
WALTER :. con. Trustee
sps Ib'SaIuM THOs. BOWLING, Auc'r.
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TINS TRANCE ROOMS

III - - - |. - - - - " " |" -
I. M. HANSON ID. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
THE ETNA FIRE INSURANCE CO.. of Har-.
ford. Assets, o5 SOC 900.
THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTIIR
INSURANCE CO. of England and United Stat
Cash assets, e1S 100000.
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co. As
sets, 81 $50 900.
THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co OF
Philadelphia Assets, IS, 000,0ee.
THE sPRlNGfIELD FIRE INSURANCE CO,
OF Massachusetts. Assets, (nesrD 600 900.
THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE co , Of Hart
fond. Capital. $500, 900.
THE "RoGER WILLIAMS" FLEE INSURANCE
CO., OF Providence, II. 4.
THE AETRoPoLITAN FIRE INSURANCE
CO., OF New York.
And that old and excellent Home Cdmpany-
THE POIOAAO INSURANCE. CO., Of George.
In Life INSURANCE we have the great
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co , of New YORK
Cash asssts, eSs 900 900.
The ATEA LIFE INSURANCE CO Of Hart.
lord Assets, Sl2 500 900.
Our Companies hsve IN aggregate OF assets exceed.
ing SI9 .0OO ,00o, and come o. them more than
nan century Of experience. They are tso well
lextepdUe. In the csss Of Mr.. Hanson, throseb
twenty consecutive years in this city 10 an pe and
factory. T. n. HANSON,
b. LEWIs BLACKBOARD.
pWy elS Ith a.. old No. 46eD
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mn GOODS AT GoLp PRICEs.

The decline In gold enables rs 20 offer GREAT
ard-wide Besched shirring Cotton, l2s cts very
cheap. yard-wide Blesched shirting, t,Ty ssary Is
eents-d speoial taTsGta. Richardson's aud Other
makes, Irish Linens, cheap as before the war a
large stock Of Black and Culored Aipacas, from 3
cents mp. Cassimers and Tweels for VI en- and Bows.
very cheap beautiful Spring Delaines and ArIaures
u, 20 and y: 4trO yards Spring CalcOes. g d. and
Ia cents the best goods made al l2k cents, alzs
full stock If Gloves, Hosiery, Corzsts skirts. &C
Special bargains may be expected by all who favor
with call. BENJAMIN NILI,kR
nlhlltf 101 Bridge st, Georsetown,D a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

LIrrLr NEIL" is attracting crowds TO the
National Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

AnsUsemenf~, &c.

NATIONAL THxATER--LOtta in Little Nell
and the AaIchioness." ....
WHIrEuURsT GALLEgY-Grand Prize PIANO.
rsmie Exhibition, every evening, this week only.
SSITR's Arr GALLEY, 245 r st. -
AARKRITER's ART GALLERY, ss6 lth street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY. 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

TIE sERyICEs to be held on. next Thursdav
evening, Apri! IA, at Lincoln Hal, IN comment
Grafton Of the iamenfed death OF Abfahanl lin
coin, win be very Interesting. Mr.. James Il.
Murdoch, WIN deliver HIS lecture, entitled . I'm
pressions and kecollections or Abraham lin
uoR fnom The poets. u1Faa3l1a n s. ~ =