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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-01
FRANCOIS :. Robert vs.. Elizabeth Duckerts,

U. .. SAUNlNEI,
jy6 10 au6 Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-01
Crane, Breed & Co. VS.. Mrs. Ann Condor
md CouiOn

jy28 aul427 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-01
State of Louisiana VS.. e. NJ. Ivens.

y. y. SAU NlNET,
i've 20 au6 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-13

Insurance Company OF New York, In Baltimore,
announces that the son of Mrs. Wharton was e.
fused policy in the company he represents. It
is known, however, he was insured for a large
amount in the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany of New York.
Mrs. Wharton, 1t is said, made persevering
endeavors to obtain permission TO proceed on her
projected voyage 10 Europe, but was finally in
formed that she ought TO see the propriety and
necessity Of remaining in Baltimore, within the
turisdictien of the court, until the charges
against her were disposed of. IL also stated that
manifesting any unusual excitement Her
friends insist that there Is no evidence which
sustains the charges against her. The dwelling
attention from rassers by, and at times quite a
crowd collects near il TO crafty their curiosity.
1t will be remembered that postmortem exami-
nation OF the stomach OF deceased resulted in
the discovery of twenty grains of tartar emetic.
This quantity remained after his continued
yomitinrs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm to the plainest face; but when faded,
features before agreeable lose their comelness and
the whole expression is that of advancing age. This
being TACT, IS not surprising that injurious
articles should have been prepared to supply the
millions who wish to avoid prematurely gray hair.
Under these circumstances it will scarcely be Won
should have met with such extraordinary success.
T. the only preparation furnishing a safe and
poisonous and dcleterious matter, and without sed-
ment, and thousands above thousands have ayailed
themselves of it, not simply because IL restores the
color Of the hair, bat because il supplies nourish
ment. 1t feeds the roots of the hair, that where
dscsyed it becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections Of the country orders and testino
mails ale received daily, speaking in the highest
terms of its qualities as the only preparation that
ever gave entire Satisfaction. For sale by Ward e
Walsh 18th st and Pa. av., and l3th and G.; s. Cal
vert Ford ii05 Pa aay. Chrstiani Bros It'll and
sts; G. W. Cropley, ITO Bridge St, Georgetown;
J: ID. Donnell Sth St, Navy Yard; ID. p Hickling,
81 St and Pa av.; r. A. Bacon, AZ and SITS, Island
Wm. ii. Daw, corner 10th and i sts.; and at the
Depot, corner Of ID and ID ste. N. W. jel2-n
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ISTRIBUTION


The FouraliHg Asyl1m, Sisters Of Charity, Nstc
York, aud Seiiiers and sailors Orphans
Home, WaShiHgfoH,
To be held in Washington, d. c., under ard by
virtue of permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
missioner of Internal Rev enue on the 9th of uy
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners - story Brick
House. 60 n. Calvert st Baltimore, S250O. 22D
acres TIMBER Land IN Wsshington CO., Nd, with
Ohio Canal, $4,000. s-story Brick House, l22 Boil
ton street, BALTIC, Sl6,5O. Sstory Brick House. DO
Conway st, Baltic, 81 500. l fine Residence near
w, SIlGOO. l. fine Residence near Queenstown
same location, 5000 fine Residence near Govans-
town, same location, $3.50 fine Residence near
sSO1s p GSStGg e acfs @
80 Cash Gifts, $50 900 Bonds, Brownsville Precinct
aud Lincoln County, Nebraska, per cent gold int.
Shares Nstio Da IeeSsHcs Bane e,e BsIfo.; m
Shares Citizens National Bank, Baltic; 100 Shares
Northern Central 4; r.; 100 Shares Erie r; R.; %
hITe5 BSo and 9ho T. shares Ph MIA,
will be sold, at - each, S260,C0
Hon. H. McCoLLouGn, Elkton, Md. co,n,,;,,x
MAJ. GEO. !. CASTLE, BALTIC, Nd. o'"n's ~
RGfersnoes-Msi. Gen. d. Hunter, u 8. A, Wash
ington, ID. C.; Hon. Jas s. Negley Pittsburg, Pa;
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Md; Appleman
Co, Bankers, HagerstOwn, Md; Hon. r. J. Brent,
late Atty Gent, Baltimore.
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified by
counsel in the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
Music Dealers, 925 Pennsylvania avenue: W. ii.
& o. ii. Morrison, Booksellers, AS Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz. DeWslf, yeweler, GIG Pennsylvania
avenue; JnO. Parker, Bookseller, 527 7th street;
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
81 Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
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COIOred schools.

A meeting OF the cOlOred school Trustees
Messrs. King Mormley, and JOhnson-Was held
last evening. The resolution for the rcappOnt-
ment Of Mr.. Newton as Superintendent was
called up, and indefinitely postponed. a propO-
sal for furnishing Stevens School building with
steam heating apparatus was received, and its
consideration was postponed until the next
meeting. Mr.. King offered a resolution. which
was adopted, that all persons desiring positions
as teachers In the cOlOred schools for the next
scholastic year be requested % make application
in writing, addressed 90 Mr.. III. johnson. A
communication from Mr.. Newton was received,
requesting leave OF absence from the city for one
month; also, requesting % be informed ii ms
services would he required Tor another wear.
Mr.. King moved that the consideration Of Mr..
NeWtons request be postponed until the next
meeting, which was agreed 90. Mr.. WOrmley
gave notice that he could not continue 20 act as
secretary Of the board beyond the next meeting.
Mr.. Hill, contractor for the erection of the
school building at the corner of 18th and Is
streets southeast, was present 10 confer I'm rela-
ton to resolution instructing him 20 suspend
work on the contract made with him. He stated
that the letter IRON Mr.. King seemed - be a
threat The letter was read, and Mr.. King :
sured him there was nothing like a threat in
tended. Nr. johnson said Mr.. Hill might RELY
that the board did not intend 90 do any Injustice
in pecuniary way. They considered the rlace
selected unsuitable. Mr.. King assured Mr. Hill
that the board did not intend that he should be
a loser by their acton. Mr.. Wormley said the
contract had been legally executed. A general
Interchange of views on the subject then took
place, in which il was said the grOand upon
which tho building had been commenced was
purchased by Mr.. syphax at Is cents per foot, on
the authority of a majority vote of the board
and the work contracted fOr in the same man
ner, ID be done by Mr.. Hin at S6,ScD. Mr..
Wcrmley said he looked upon the letter OF Mr.
King 70 Mr.. Hill as an insult, and advised the
latter 20 so on with the work as contracted for.
Some lively debate then took place between
Messrs- johnson and Wormley. Mr.. King asked
MT Newton the extent OF the ground upon which
Lincoln Chapel Is located, and now the property
OF the board by gilt of the government Three
coiored schools have been maintained there, and
that was the proper site. for the building. lie
work already done ON the other lot and submit
II 10 them, rs the board was clearly bound %
him for that Messrs- King and johnson fur
as 20 their intention % do him Justice I'm the
matter. Mr.. Wormley advised Mr.. Hill % 90 on
with his work, or seek damages according 70 his
contract, should he be iutsrfered with. Adj
iourned.
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TriNl of the l{iOfnr.a

KEW York, July 13.-An immerse crowd as.
sembled at jefferson Market Police Court thi.
morning 10 attend the trial of the prisoners ar.
rested yesterday as rioters. Justice STANDBY
disposed of the following cases: Patrick HaCan
committed Tor trial at the Court Of the General
Sessions, Tor standing on the steIs Of the fifth
precinct police station and appealing to the
crowd TO rescue the prisoners arrested for riot
ing; John Henricks, Thomas O'Neil and Fran
ces helt, committed for participating IN the riot
large number viii be arraigned this afternoon
charged with rloting.
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Stock ReD0rt.

81 Basksrs'. brclsfs asd toufssrrial Tsler-apA \
Lewis johnson Co quote stocks and b,p.lS in
hone and foreien maIkets a. follows:
NV YORK. JulY lS.-fir-f hard. d. n a m -
Y. > :. ISL, cuupun me- 52s, Ca couprr ia,
3 a =, ~ cuupOn, il1is. S2Us -, coupon ma so
neW, o.. cgnpon. ll.Ns as. o.. chnnon. ne =
50 :, ~ ecueon, ll2'f; le-so,s, couron, M; Gu
fency 49, 10; Marlpu-a. 81: Canton. - Cuuhfr-
land, :; Western Onion Telosraph = !: Quick ~
YER y; Pacihc Mail, az: Bo~isn Mater Pow
=. Adams ENpresS. 81, Wells. Fargo A CO = ~ y
pcs 80 An,srIc,R kNgr,ss, 81; United stats
New York Central Scrip, 9lS; Erie, p: DO mr.
isTred, - Harlem, l2o. do. preferred, = Read p
Michigan southcrnl ecaa Union Phcihc Railr,l..
20 unaois central, lSle. Cleveland aud Pitfs-
hurg. lllAs Northwest T2lt. d.. rrtforre-l. oif.-
Cley eand, Columbus, Cincinnati AMI Indiana rii.
III New jersey Central, lo5tt, Rock Island, Ia :
MMlSspkie and y. Paul, So; 40 prcferrei. ~
Msta a.. ana Mesiern; $50 nelsware, Lsckawaua
Terre Huute, =; Hannibal and 81 Joseph. d. Cli.-
ego aud Alton, 1S,a; do. nrUfd. = Ohio IN
mississippi certificates, "a "a a., Columlus Chi
cago and Ind. Central, Isl; Tennessee six.
Old, 9lf; Do. new, rs; Virginia O.. ola esi.
North Carolina g., I'D, a.. do. new, q Missouri
6s, ga; Central Pacific Bonds. ~; Union Pacinc
LIST Bonds, 81. Gold. ll2'f. Markes strong
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FURTHER DETAILS OF THE RIOT.
The Troops Fired Upon Last N,rht
f1ghting Exported Going ON
HO-Dav

NEW YORK, july 13.-This morning a squad
OF police was guarding the Orange headquarters.
18th street and sth avenue. few sullen Hiber-
mans were occasionally seen at the oppOsite cor
ners, and also roughS with dull hooslshof ewes
indicating that they had been on the watch far
mischief through the night.
RumoTs have reached police headquarters that
Hgntug IL now going on at the Boulevard, but
n0Ihing ofncial has yet been received.
PRESIDENT Smith, MIR. Maniere and SuDerip-
tendent helso remained at HEADQUARTERS An
night, together with about six hundred police
men, Ihe Governor and the Mayor did not
leave until O'Clock in the morning
The 9Th regiment was under arms ALI night M
the armory on 9th street, between 7th
ana Sth avenues. During the night pistol and
Tlne shots were repeatedly fred into the armory
nom the outside and roofs of tenement houses
opposite, but none OF the soldiers were wounded
The men did not return the fire. being restrained
by the officer for fear OF wounding women ana
children.
The regiment was dismissed at o'clock this
morning.
Charles Petit, Twenty-Five years of age, who
was shot through the left breast during the at
tack on the Orangemen, corner OF sth aveuue
and 18th street, on "Wednesday afternoon, Subse-
quently died AT his residence. Deceased lived IN
Virginia, and his relatives have been notified OF
the event.
Benjamin Franklin Eskimo. a vouth of seven-
teen years, died at St Luke's Hospital this morn
ing from a gunshot waund received during the
riot at 10Th street and Stl avenue.
More Firing upon the Troops by the
NEW YORK, July 13.-The list regiment en-
camped during the night at Elm Park. the scene
OF the not last year, and during the night several
shots were fired into the camp but failed 10 take
eject They were relieved this morning by the
I'D regimen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-13
WAR DEBT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER D
MAsMINGToN. ID. G. July l3-Il-al a. m. :

nAehlNGToN, ~. C.s July lS-lO-t0 "A. m. 4
Synopsts fer tAe past ftceHty-fOEr k0Hrs.-No
material change Is reported west OF the Miss =
sipp1 since "Wednesday morning. Rain has pro-
baby fallen ina Wisconsin and northern Michi-
gan curing the night, hut no reports have been
received from that region this morning. The
barometer has generally risen on the Lakes and
Atlantic coast, especially I'm New England
where The pressure has recovered its average
value. There IL now a tendency towards falling
barometer from Tennessee TO Michigan. Tenn
perature has risen on the east Atlantic and in
the Ohio valley; fresh and light winds from tho
south and southwest have generally prevailed
Light rain fell yesterday ia northern Florida
Local thunder storms passed over eastern Viz
ginia and North Carolina. and more extended
rain and threatening weather has continued in
Tennessee and its reighbOring country.
PrOb0biittxs.-Partiailyc cloudy and pleasant
weather will probably continue an the Middle
and Eastern States turing the day. Cloudy
weather, falling barometer and local storms are
probable for this afternoon from the OHIO val
ley TO the south Atlantic coast, and 20 some ex-
tent ON the Gulf Coast east OF Louisiana.
LOCAL RECoRD.-The thermometer in THE
EVENING STAR business Office registered a. fol-
lows to-day a. m, 30; 10 a. m, 81; l. IN, IS;
y. m, IS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York stock market was comparatively
steady yesterday, snd a fair business done IN
speculative stocks. Investment stocks wee rather
Afl hfi NstA htnNkNi nttitf lriCts
len CT fhc day prev 'uus. Money was very casy az
thTNe pr cent. aud sod hIm ranging from Ilea
tc IN fhrf urhuut the day the market vus In q
Eut conditun oui a. tho az emo trauSaCtiurs
rather limited, all Interest being conferred in the
~, ~ a.. lfhaFa mos mont hll been lrEan-
hSd IN Nui datton aud In MARI land Goal siocks,
which would lie pfCfsed as snon ~ cirCunlstances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-13
What the Pacific SIOpers Think of the
New York Rioters

Coz Hcgmdn's Course Applauded
SAN FRANCISCO, July 12.-The rioting in New
YORK creates considerable excitement In all the
streets, but all is quiet Gov. HoTfmanis conrss
Is generally warmly approved by an parties. A
mail rider was killed by the Apaches on the 5th
instant; General Crook is sending out Mexican
ana Indian scouts preparatory to a campaign
against the Apaches. He is greatly in need of
TRANSPORTATION - "
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More Firing upon the Troops by the
LATER
ANOTHER EXCITENENT!
Large Body Of Men Marching Down
from Harlem!
EQZevfE
Seventh Regiment Ordered Ont.

NEW YORK, July f3.-Report SAYS a large body
OF men are marching down from Harlem. The
18th regiment has been ordered out.
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Great Reduction.

IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
BRANDIES, GINS, &C,
years old, 81 80 per gall; Robertson do, s36
do; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do SIS do, Baker,
Brsndies-Larocheller,s IS do; do; Iane,S SIS do;
Hehnessey, 1864, 81 do. do, ls49, $40 do: Otard,
Old Tom Gin, S2.25: Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount the trade:
@. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitters,
my1 1917 and 1919 PENIS avenue
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PHILApELPHIA, July I3.-The steamer city {
Port-au-Prince, from New York for Port-au-
Prince, was wrecked on the Dist ultimo on the
Mayaguant Bahamas. All the crew were saved
and fifteen have arrived here.
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rnnrunn.frcsi rnnI..

NEw YoRK. July IS.-Over 40 Mormons, who
arrived ~ Castle Garden Yesterday from Scan
dinay IA. In the steamer Minnesota, leave this
afternoon for tie west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-13

SECRETARY DELANo win not return from
Mount Vernon, Ohio, until next week.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, this morning tele-
graphed to Assistant Secretary Hartley that he
would return to Washington on the 8 O'Clock
train this afternoon.
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AT A MEETING of the Board OF Public Works
yesterday the following appointments were made:
General George W. Balloch, chief of the Bureau
of Streets, Avenues, and Alleys; W. H. Chase.
chief of the Bureau OF Sewers and Drains; and
Adolf Cluss, chief of the Bureau of Buildings.
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT MULLETr returned
here this morning from the quarries at Dix
Island and Cape Ann, where the granite for the
New York and Boston post offices is being cut
His visit there was for the purpose of making
arrangements for the more speedy delivery Of
the granite at the buildings.
Col. THOMAS H. RUGER, 18th Infantry, has
been relieved from the command Of his regiment
in the Department of the South, and upon the
LIST of September win relieve Gen Pitcher of the
command of the West Point Military Academy
General Pitcher, it will be remembered, was or
dered some time since TO take charge Of the
Soldiers Home, In this District, on the list OF
September next. Col Lee, the present Governor
of that institution, will remain there, however,
as Deputy Governor.
CHANGES IN THE ARMY.-A general order
issued from the War Department yesterday an
nOunces the promotions and appointments i'm the
army up to July Sd, 1871. Forty Cadets who
recently graduated at West Point are assigned
TO the various regiments. Second Lieutenants
VIM. F. Reynolds and NJ. w. Saxton, and First
Lieutenants 5. T.. Armstrong have been pro-
noted. Captain James b. Sinclair has been
rtstoftu tO uutNs ne ORDER issued some time
since honorably discharging Assistant Surgeon
Il. F. Pope has been revoked, and he is restored
to duty. Assistant Surgeon VIM. III. H. MichIer
has been cashiered, and First Lieutenant George
w. Roby has been dismissed.
"DRRw THEIR PAY LIKE LITTLE MEN,
Whatever the members of the civil service COM
mission lately in session here may think of the
present statue OF the public service, they take
andy to at least one OF its leading features-the
drawing of salaries. 1t is understood that,
before separating on Tuesday, the members of it
not otherwise connected with the government
drew five hundred dollars each on account of
services rendered, and tits said that they walked
up to the captains office for settlement with not
little alacrity and signed the pay roll with
decided ability.
1t is understood that the $4,000 appropriated
by Congress in the act approved April 10Th for
tie purposes of the resolution will allow 81 900 to
each of the four non-official members, leaving
$1,000 to defray the various expenses Of the meet
ings Of the commission.
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Three Hundred DeIudea o,.s

oALT LAKE, UTAH, July ia company Of
mormon immigrants, numbering three hundred
persons, English, Scotch, Danish and Welsh
arrived here last evening, and was escorted into
town by the Mormon bishops, Brigham Young
being absent in the northern part Of the Terri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-13

CHICAGO, July Sat Osceola. Mo-. On the
9Th instant, Jacob Hemmings, charged with the
murder OF James Hughes, was taken from the
JAN by party Of "vigflants," and hanged.
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A Woman Shoots Herself.

CHICAGO, July bat Burlington, Iowa, on
Monday, Mrs. PARROT committed suicide by
shooting herself with fowling piece. She
loaded the gun herself, and placing the mu zzle
IN her mouth, pushed of the trigger with q
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Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, July E.-Nirginia siNes, old H bis
"a askCd. ''
BALTIMORE, July B.-CottOn nominal: low mid
diings are hard az - Flour active, with n fairly
improved tone, and unchanged. Howard str.st
superhne 1ea5 y. extra .soa6 Is family : -
30 CITY mills superhne - soa6 IS Soda -n-
iamily :. LA9loi western euPcIfne "a la5 IS tNtr.
s0Ao e5, family, S6T5a7 80 Wheat frmer: amt u.
haltS cunnlCn O. fair. : sal. e. Corn dull:
white southern, 7sa7S. yellow southern 7aa7s SiNsi
western, Hal2. Oats, an improved demand; new
southern, :aa.S: old western, tsass Provisions mn.
changed. Whiskey quiet. 9taas,r.
NEW loRk; July l5.-Siocks ttcady and very dull
told ls'Ral2- Governments steady and heavy
Money easy. ). Virginia :, s51s do new - North
do. short. n.
NEW loRk, July ~. - Flour dull and heavy.
wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn steady.
Meteoroiogical kecord-July -, T-35 An.
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An Imperial Family ON n Tour.

:, LcnDoN, ouly lS--Ihe Gar Alexander, Of
RUSSIA, the Empress Marie AleXandrOvna and
Grand Dukes Vladimir and Alexis. are AZ
frlearechshafern, town Of Wurtemburg, on
the Lake Of Constance.
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SECOND ASSISTANT ENGINEER c. j. HABIG-
HORST has been ordered to the Tsllapoosa, and
Second Assistant Engineer Charles r. Rocker
has been detached from the Bureau of Steam
Engineering and ordered to that vessel.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENuK.-The receipts fro m this
ource to-day were Sass, 4c375.
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SARATOGA, JLlv i3--Thc races are fully at
terded. H. the stecple chaSe. three miles oyster
nan beat Tammany and Julius. Time go.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, Va, July l3.-The steamship TT A
Webster, from Baltimore for AspinwaIl. puf in
leaking badly. She VIII probably repair and
sail tomorrow. @-u
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QuEBEc, July 13.-The celebration on the iSfb
OF July was confined to individual DISPLAY az
emblems, and dinner in the evening M Nas5nic
nan by the members OF the Orange lodge.
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.
7eiegrdphed Exclusively 70 The Erening Star.
From France

The Orleans Princes and Vhere Tkey are ro;nc
The French Army 230, 600 StToRg-g EquSsa9a
Turns up AgdiH-ReOrydnisati Of &c Frenck
Ministry.
about 10 pay a visit TO NJ. Guizot
The Iuileries gardens are shortly TO be opened
TO the public.
80, The effective strength Of the French army is
230, 600 men. -
Baron Hanssman is a candidate for Office at
the municipal elections.
III Is rumored that the Duke of Broglie will
succeed Fayre in the Ministry of Foreign A fairs
and ANGEL will take charge of the Dor e lilo now
held by Larey. De Saint Helaire will renlace
Jules Simon In the Ministry of Public Instruc-
uCn.
A railway accident occurred yesterday atVoise.
by which i've persons were seriouSIv ininrad
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thos. +. waggaman
real estate broker and auctioner has sold part Of
lot %, I'm square No. "a improved by two-stor 4
frame house, TO Edward E Thomas, for 81 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-13

NEW YORK, July 13.-There were bids for
gold to-day amounting to q, 225 900, from III 76
to il22sk The awards win be q, 600 900, at 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ZONE ONE, COME ALL,
TO THE
THIRD GRAND sCHUETzEN FEST
To be given by the
GEORGETOWN SCHUETZEN vEREIN,
A. GREEN SPRINGS SCHUETZEN PARK,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
July Eth, 18th ami 10th.
Rife Shooting and Bowling, Grand illumination
&c. jy8-3tf
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GERMANY Waits.

-, DEkLlN, Uuiy l3.-The Spencer Gazette saws
the regular diplomatic representation to France
evacuation Of tue French territory by the Ger
-
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Sold By all druggists. Price, Is and 30 cents.
yOUVEN y NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, Is