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SEceesS Of de opp0sttton- Impeachment Of p
atTo-An0theT RsnOi1tl0E-K .i.far1 Dl,,raf,o,s
CI1G OF MEXICO, NAV The ottos,ttoU,
party have been victorious IN electing a neyy
PRESIDENT aud Vice President OF G;ongT.S.
Fresh troops have been sent 20 Guerra Trbs
impeachment of Romero il before C,onorass
he u making strong defense, and a. n hard :,
po.sible that he will be impe acheC. The Secreg
taTy OF W ar announces a pronunciamepto nv the
garrison OF TsDpico, led by Cox. Molina an &
HAVANA, May S.-General Poster ron,
msncing at Vera Cruz, received orders fron,
the government TO charter the steamer City 81
Merida 10 transport troops 70 Tanpic0. He a.
.nsifered the Mexican steamers Union Roa
Iooasco. They LETT Vera Cruz on ne 81,
having on board General CebeIlos aud zoo men
They reached Tampico on the Sth, and olsen,
bsrked the troops on the same day. He found
General Cotnelia, with 70 men. posted AZ the
mouth OF the river, on the left bank. He bs,I
thrown up iDtrenchments, ard waited reinfor e
ments from Vera Cruz. Coils. Moline and COT
iela had about 400 troops. These chief. had
collected from an English conducta, Tampico
merchants and the custom house $50 COO and
were casting about for an opportunity 60 escapa
Win Their plunder, but their getting syay 1,
hardly possible. General Rasche, with A brigade
" advancing against them from San IONS
Iotosi. Generals Cornelia and CebeIIos hold
the mouth OF the river, TINS cutting them ofs
entirely. On the night OF the Sth there ~as
slight engagement between the insurgents an
the federsls. The latter being victorious can
turing 80 prisoners The reduction O; the Ma.
is only matter OF time.
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The Markets To-

BALTIMORE, Mag 10 Cotton nrm aud quie'. mid
ding. IL, sl6 low Kidding, lsal5. fIour qni-t
and wesk except for strictly choice and sound ship
ping. Howard etreet superfiDe, sS.SOass: eNfr.
Sc Shse7 l21s: family, 81 2ssSs 50; City n NE ..
perhue. IS sos 81 - extra, Sass, family, ssssIl
ism,ly, 81 2sa $50 wheat dull; choice white
S2ss2 so fair 20 prime. sleOas -; prime 30
common, o. oaSl 70 Ohio and Indiana. aI.s
81 IS: Pennsy lvania, 81 6Oael@. Corn dull; white
7Sa74 Oats dull. s3sS6 Pork quiet slsAs IS s. Ba'
con stesdy. Lard quiet. whisky firm
not active. Stocks steady but dull Vireinis sire-
osA. do. new. ~. North Carolipas. a.: Do. new ~
io1, short, N.
Saw YoRx, Nay i6.-Flour unchanged. whes,
- I'D steady. Corn firm.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

IHAFGJUSf RETURNED FROM NEWYORK
Win IN inlmente stock Of fANCV GeOOe,
DhSQe, and all the leading PATENT MEDl-
SINEs Of the aay, which viii sell at my former
low prices, Is 10 30 per cent. below what you have
70 pay elsewhere. name in part:
Brown amaica
AYERS Sarsaparila and Cherry Pee al
echencks Syrup and Sc " eed Tonic . Al Is
Lyons athsir0n aud Barry s Trio pher W
Jayne pectorant and
ournetts Cocosine ar alston.
,"sfetters and Plantation Bitters ...........
Coaates Soap Tetsed at ore half the regular prices
lfirds Bloom and Magnolia Balm ;;..-,.......... -
Winchesters Hypo phopAites, gen .,.,.
narrant's seitzer
Batchelors n air
Lapman Ktmp's Florida Water..........,..O
Fine Old Rye WHISKY. large bottles, 81; Holland
Gin gsnJine, s bottle California Wines, all kinds
. cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth. Hair
Nail, Hat. Shaving, and Cloth Brushes; Turkish
Towels, Cbahoy SKINS, Sponees. Preparations for
the B.ir. Face, Skin, Toilet; Combs, Cosmetics
Perfunery, &c. All will positively be sold Of CON
.idersbly lower rates than elsewhere. l am deter
mined TO make IL an object TO give me call
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
nyl6 Corner I'd and ID streets, N. w.
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"-Okvs aNd C0rlnrcinl T.lsrapa 4
By Boskrs', q go. quote stocks and bond. ip
home and ioreisn mar, y SIS. Isl. coupon. NJ.
t soupo Mi III s sSSsSn i 81
q. coupon: ns.s: s1s, o, CO... Saripcs., 8: DO
pre!d, y: Canton. ssS: Cumterlspd. = x. Bos.os
30; 9ueksilver. rs Pacific Mail, = ysTse
Css EXP s. An ssssa, E.ec g. Us
Erie, z5s DO. prefd.-: Harlem, ls9: DO PRED
sssSnf Ss lst I s,sh = csp, n E,ss
g. Sless.: Gel: ON; iIas. 6ent., SsS::
IL: Wabash and Western, e5s: Def Lacf =
Net, lOs'.i II WAYNE; ~ Alton q Terre Hsute,
pref q. lle1s: o Mise. cert, co z; Col, Ohio,
Ind. Central, "a; Tenn. state stnes old, 7Ss DO.
new 70,s. We State syes. old. 6sI n. O. sires, old,
=; de-. new. s. Missouri sixes, 81: Central
Pacific Bonds Ia. u. r. lst Bonds, ss'l Gold,
ulssslll%. Market strong.
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Prom New York.

ChTlsttoR Moral Science Soctety-Ralos"s g..
tenee-Railroad Shops Burned.
Nkw YORK, May l6.--A number OF promineu,
clergy men, President Cummings, of the we<
leyaD University, presiding. met az Delmonico' :
Yesterday and determined 10 hold constituent
congress In Philadelphia June u, for the pur-
pose OF completing the organization OF the
American and International Christian Moral
Science Society.
Ruloffs counsel is working TO secure commu-
tatioD OF sentence, on the ground Of general
public opposition 10 capital punishment
The Erie railroad shops At Susquehanna, Pa
were burned last night Loss SO Oe0
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Affairs ON the Pac,Gc s,o,.

san fkAhclsCo, May lb.-ksns are iall ne
throughout the State. The prospects OF ths
fruit and grape crops were never better The
Weld OF wheat and barley will be lghf-proba-
bly, ball the average. company has been
chartered TO construct irrigation canals throu sl-
out Joaquin Valley; the capital H. -, 90 600.
Dr. Trssk, the principal medical witness for
MIR. Fair, had an attachment of his claim of
- 100, but found that her funds hsd been With
drawn from The bank
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Grand Order Of Druths.

Louisville, May I6.-The Grand Order of
Druids were In session here yesterday, attended
~ Populations from New York, Cincinnati, In
nanspolis and other cities. During the day
mere was q Tine procession through the prin-
cipal streets, AID speeches we're made in Eng
lish and German.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE IN EXECUTIVE

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE IN ExEcurIys
SEssIoN.-After the Senate went into executive
session yesterday Mr.. Sumner presented . me-
mortal signed by the Governor OF Massachu-
Boston, prayir the senate to make pubiic the
text OF the tre'ty Of Washington; laid on the
table. Mr.. Sumner also presented memorial
from Gloucester, Massachusetts, and vicinity
OF persons representing the fishing interests
protesting againt the ratification Of the treaty
The memOrialists aliege that the reciprocifv
provisions OF the t. eaty allowing the Canadi ans
Tie same Pr,.iI n ge.n the United States Is they
inteTe ste Of the New England. tsherm n. The
memorial was also laid on the table.
,o Inc Senate the, took up and conaIme Tue
Territory Of New MEXICO osaS hnsa. tes
Illinois, consu. at st. Johns, Canada; Chas. b.
DahigreeD, consul at San Damas, Mexico;
Anthony 9: Fuerter, consul ct Corona, Spain.
Mr.. Cameron, chairman of the committee on
foreign relations, then reported back from the
committee tho treaty Of Washington, with a
recommendation that the Senate do advise and
cor sent to its ratification.
1t is unders. God that in the committee on
toIe.gn rer.eions the vote rs TO whether the
Iea'S suould be reported back fsvorably stood
y for to ore against. Tie negative vote was
Mr. Casserly, the only democratic member OF
MIR. Cameron then spoke briefly in favor OF
the ratification of the treaty, and excused
himself from further remarks On account OF
indisposition.
Mr.. Morton followed in explanation of the
various provisions OF the treaty, and urged its
ratification upon the Senate He Also urged
Senate, as in that contingency its acceptance BY
ne Brltlsh government would probably be
running debate then ensued, participated
in by q number of Senators, commenting upon
the various a. ,iclss, and pfopounding interroga-
tories o. to the me aiming thereof. An effort sas
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Fires.

CINCINNATI, May 16-A tire broke ont las.
night In the rectifying establishment OF Mills
lIoes, $50 ,o00-fully insured.
NRw YORK, MAY 16.-A dre this morning.
DESTROYED the extensive Oakum factories OF Il
sured, SIS 600.
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- Chaneeable silk essee are no longer con
sidt red fashionable or stylish

.iutrou fAsbIOntble or sly Iish.
The Chicago Common Council has ordered
hat the tax levied on the grave of Senator
Douglas be paid out of the general fund, and
he sale OF the ground stopped.
ga Boston man, who saw no inclin alton on
the part Of the occupants OF q street-csr TO
move and give him a seat sat down on the
Hood. RoS m was made for him then.
81 The most fashionable costumes for this
Summer viii be grenadines, organizes and
mus ils over coiored ekirte. very nice fasl N
fer wearing ont old dresses.
- Mr.. Henry Drayton, the we'll known Eng
tish b. rttone singer stricken with par alvsis
4 the lower limhe yesterday, when about q take
the train 1T Rochester Tor Syrac0se, n. Y,
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SUMNER RESORTS.
WI (APON SPRINGS, W. VA.

Theee mineral waters alkaline, and taken in.
tern ally or IS a bath are unsurp passed for a
their happy action in dyspepsia. affections ~
OF the kidneys, bladder, and urinary pas ia. l
sages cutsReous eruptive diseases, rheuma iism ana
the ailments Of the female system.
For all particulars of location, routes of travel
charges &c, dc refer to circu ar to be hal OF
z. d. GILMAN, Druggist, Washington. There is
no more charming summer resort IA al the noun
tains Of Virginia. FRAZlER SALE,
(Laie of Rockbridge Alum Springs
myll tn th.sim Prsvri.t6rs.
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ST; JOHNS, N. B May 1.-The steamer Lady
Se'epLoek was burned Saturday night. The
ship GItrr Of the yeas, ashore near Bircan, WAS
aosted bv the aid Of sean tugs and proceeded
" sea- Salvage claimed is sIs. o06.
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Wholesale Poisoning or a pic NJ.
Qbaruw

QUINCY, ILL.,, May Ga number OF persons
attending pic mic at Palmyra, Mo 3 miles
from this city, were poisoned Saturday evening
by some rougbs putting tartar emetic i'm the
spring. Nine persons seriously poisoned, five
70 break mp the party, but failing in hat. pois
Oped the spring.
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MEMPHIS, May 16-JOhn Ryan, a notorious
rum an, who murdered Miss Sarah Owen, re-
siding near Msyfeld, KY, in 1868, and commit
ted number of daring robberies in Southern
kentucky, about that time, was arrested in
Arkansas few days since and taken TO Nav
Eeld.
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Trying 10 get n Jury 20 Tvy Ffeud

NEW YORK, May 16.-The effort 10 get Jury
ID the case of Foster ?, the murderer of Mr.. Put
nam, Was resumed this morning in the Court of
oyer and Terminer. The room WAS denselv
crowded.
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ST. LOUIS, May 16.-While Q sheriff at Osage
MISSION, Kansas, was attempting to arrest q
deeperado, whose name lie not given last Thurs
M1ils, who was assisting the sheriff: Also
woundins the sheriff and another man belong,
ing to the sherif-s posse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16
arrival Home Of . shipwrecked Crew

BOSTON, May 1.-the steamship Tripoii
rom Liverpool, has arrived. She brought
nome Captain Nichols and the crew Of the bsrk
MeTimac, before reported sunk i'm Boston hsv
oy collision with the steamship Aleppo.
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CANAL TRApR.-Boating still continues pros
porous, and everything connected there with
seems encouraging. On Saturday forty-three
Cumberland Nesos.
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An Oyeraowed R.,,ro.c

MEMPHIS, May 1.-THE Little Rock Railroad
Company is inviting bids TO raise the road-hei
out OF the water, and check the danger of az
overflow, from Hopefield TO Madison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

N1N YORK May l6-The salaries of all the
t,,n p1yes OF the city and county have been re-
he sstims tss for tss under the Law reducing
Spents. Va LAG oSp4rt-
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II G. REIC HENBACH'S Piano Store,
T. No. a23 11h Street, above Pennd. Arenue
tEsTABLIsBRD OVER 10 YEARS
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
y WIN kAate Co.. Baltimore, and VIM
McCsmmon, Albany; also, second hand 3tQ3
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tor sale or tIVNNV
rent on the u Oct accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning aud departing ap4-Iy'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvsNuB-The receipts from this
source to-day were eco ,O1o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

MRS. Julia TYLER SPENCER, daughter OF
exp President Tyler, died suddenly at the resi-
dence other husband, Mr.. William II. Spencer
near Genessee, New York, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

WOmen's Rights In EnSland.
Burdett Coutts has accepted Peerage.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON VIII

BRANDIES, GINS. &c ''
2a.1 me ~, fs0Ilsyas sraads yiz;.Fsmily Nectar
40 Bowler, do; So do Old Grow, 6 do. IS do
bak q; 8 do % do; Pine Apple, lrectifed s. 50
Is DO H,nnessey, 1854, 81 do; do, 1919, 10 do
oiaid, Dupuy 90, 1855, $40 Califor mia Brandy
700 Old Tom Gin, O. Is; Cocktail Bittere (yery
nne; hngustura Buffers. Bakers Bitters. Black
berry Brandy. Liberal discount to the TRADE
g. GAUTIER,
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bittsrs,
myll 1917 and 1919 Penn'a Avenue.
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MAJOR MATHEW NJ. BLUNT, 18th infantry
has been detailed to command the recruiting
depot at Fort Columbus New York hsrbor, re-
ieviDg Lieut.. Col. Thomas III. Neill, 9Th cavalry
OF that duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

LIEUT.. GIN. SHERIDAN arrived here this
morning, and had interviews with the Presi-
dent and Secretary of War. He will coon re-
turn to Chicage to resume the command of the
Military Division of the Missouri, with his head
quarters in that CITY,
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THE PREMATURE PUBLICATION INvEsrrs Z,

THR PREMATURE PUBLICATION INvksrr6 =
TIoN.-The special committee Of the Senate II
inquire into the premature publication OF tn
treaty negotiated by the Joint High Commission
met last evening and examined several witness
es. Dir. White, Of the y. Y. Tribune bureau,
IN his testimony exonerated every officer aud
attache OF the Senate. and described the KIND
ofPaper upon which the copy of the treaty be
had was printed, which seemed to prove that II
was State Department copy, but he and NJ :.
Ramsdel, (also Of the Tribune bureau,) woul
not state who they did get it from OF what the ).
gave for il, and the refusal will be reported to
the Senate to-day. Mr.. Sumner remarked,
incidentally, that forty copies hal heen printed
and circulated from the State Department A
tstement in one of the morning papers that "a
Mr.. Mark offered the treaty 10 Mr.. dams of
the World. but that he declined to nav the
amount asked for it fifteen hundred dollars
we are assured u quite incorrect. Mr. Mark
mace no such Oner to Mr.. Adams nor did the
latter so testify. MIR. Bancroft Davis, Assis-
tant Secretary OF State, who had been sum
moned, wrote note. stating TO the committee
that The docume Mt did net come from the State
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16
RATUHEl:SR's HAZE DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 she best n tbs world
Harmless, reliable Instantaneous, les got ooLtan
ies1i nor any r,iaI,e poison 20 produce ,A.gGs
oohsting virtues they do not possess. The Senn,na
w; 4. Bachelors hair Dye has had tAi,ts Veay,
ontarnished reputation to uphold its int -
the only perfect Hair Bye-BIacI o Bnovn SoSd
BY All Druggists. Applied ct 10 Bon street NeW
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III BST0NS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DE his the b-s Article for cleansing and preseryfp
teeth Seld by all druggists Price, % anu 30 cents
JOUvEN siNODOROUB GLOVE CLEANEK re-.
gists .nt Ieuf goods dsalers Price : oents de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

New YORK, May l6.-The specie shipmspt 10
Europe to-day is one million one hundred thou
sand dollars.
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|
And one Of Jour first duties 10 be saving and 70
4<SS
asling q material saving in your .an, % ,"af
a proof Of his assertion he of,srs az As
u''
wLslrLones, which sell for So - 49, with %
something pretty and soodHst s.th 80
LADIES ExTRAFINE MoURyrNc H.u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
we're 81 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

LIEUT.. MELVILLE G. WILKINSON, Sd infantry
in addition to his duties as aide-de-csmp on the
staff Of Brig. Gen. o. o. Howard, Commissioner
IF the Freedmen's Bureau, has been detailed
for duty as professor of military science and
tactics at Howard University.
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NOMINATIONS To-DAY.-The President SEN.
he following nominations to the Senate to day
Nicholas Fish, Of n. ", to be assistant secre
tary Of legation at Berlin; Herman Bronson, of
IND, to be consul at Minatitlan; William b.
A. Gordon, to be assessor OF internal revenue,
lst district, Texas; David ii. Budlonp to
oe collector or internal revenue, 5th dis
frict, Mo; Joseph Shepard, collector OF cas-
ems at st. Mary's, Ga; James V. Bentley,
collector internal revenue, 4th district, n. j.:
Edward Livingston, assessor OF internal reve
nue., 18th district Of Penn; Robert Boiling,
assessor OF internal revenue, I'd district Of Va;
James NJ. MacDougall chief enpineer In the
teyenue marine service; John A. florence, of
Ark, receiver of public moneys at Harrison
Ark; David b. Emmert, Of Kansas, receiver OF
publlc moneys at Humboldt. Kansas: George
n. Wright, Of Iowa, register of the land Off &c
II Sioux City, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

Mr.. W. W. CoRooRAN's condition is I'M
changed to- day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

.NATIONAL THEATER.
ENGAGEMENT, FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY OF
TBE WORLDiREN0WNED EQUEsTRIaNNE
. STAR,
MISS KATE FISHER,
This evening abe will appear In gre at romantic
MAZEPPA.
The performance viii commence witha
FANOhITE FAkCE.
Only MALEPPA nat1Le SATURDAY at o m m'e
f'EE FLOWER QUEEN,
This Csntaia, at the relue.t of many who attended
It's successful performance last winter, by young
adde's Of Capitol Hill, will sssio be presented to the
public, tor the
BENEFIT OF ST. MARKS OEURCH,
In WALL ) OPERA HOUSE,
TUESDAY. MAY %, AT > NJ.
Doors open at p. 81. Reserved seats rs cents
General admission % cents. Tickets a. Metze-
rOttr. my l6-1'
I AIDES
IL FESTIVEL AND TASLE1UX,
SgH STkEET METH. PROT. CHURCH,
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
MAY l6TH, l7TH, 18Th.
Strsv berries, ice Cream, Confectionery Useful and
Fancy Articles, silver Ware, etc.
AkT GALGERf- admission 10 cents,
SUPER TABLE-p-ice 81 cents.
season tickets TO Festival and Tsbleaur, q
cents niyl5st
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Hon. RKvKRDY JOHNSON, Ex-Minister to
England, who has been here much of the time
since the submission Of the treaty to the Senate,
and had many consultations with both the re-
publican and democratic Senators on the
subject. is represented as being very decided in
the opinion that the treaty should be ratified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-16

he fIksT OF THE NEW BONDS were deliy-
cred to the Register OF the Treasury yesterday.
and subscribers are being supplied in the order
# their names upon the list. The first bon1
cl,OOO) was issued to Senator Sherman, his
name heading the subscription list. The Print
ng Bureau at the Treasury thus far has com
2leted about two millions of dollars worth o.
'onds or the denomination of 81 900, and near
y six millions dollars worth OF registered bon is
" the denomination OF $1,000 The work OF
completing the bonds and forwarding them to
he subscribers will be pushed forward rapidlv
tnd IT IL thought that By the middle of next
week all subscribers will be supplied. The
bonds OF the smaller denominations will he
cady TO- morrow Or next dav.
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THE TRADES.

4 ALI AND SEE THOSE IS so AMI St
Y HATS made % order st CUNEISGHAnS-
hAI fACIORf Heads htted BY the French III
Biographical confOrmsteur Al.o All nidbA
syles Of SIX lars made FASHIONABLE
PAkANAS BIEACHED.
spz I'm No. 923 7th street between and K
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-28
MAGAZINES

THE LADY's FRIEND For july
A very %seasonable picture is the fine
steel plate-"Alpine Tourists" A
breath of mountain GOODNESS seems to
greet us from the icy and snowy sur
roundings of the two pretty young
ladies who are evidently enjoying a
summer in romantic Switzerland
The Colored Fashions are graceful and
stylish as usual ; and there is a pleas
ant shore scene of three maidens sit
ting on the rocks delightfully."- at ease,
with the sea for a background. The
illustrations of dress and fancy work
are p~rofuse and very inviting. But
the stories are especially welcome in
hot weather, when above all things
one wants to be entertained. Aman-
da NJ. Douglas commences one of her
popular serials-"A Little Money"
there is an interesting Spanish sketch
by Madame Guizot, and spirited sto-
ries by Nora Perry, Ella Wheeler,
and others; and among the poetical
contributors we see the names of En-
ma M. Cass and Miriam Earle.
Price $3.50 a year (Which also in
cludes a large steel engraving). Four
copies, So Five copies, (and one
gratis), So. The Lady's Friend
and "The Saturday Evening Post"
(and one e~ngraving), 81. Published
by Deacon and Peterson, Philadelphia.
Single copies for sale by all news
dealers, and by the publishers, price
% cents.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-06-28
NOTICES.

The following Administrators Elk
.ecutors and Guardians, have filed in
the Probate Court Of Ashland county
Ohio, their Partial and Final accounts
for settlement VIZ
Final acct of j. o. Jennings and
j. H. McCombs, Assignees of G. H.
Basford.
Partial acct of George W. Parr.
Executor of Jesse Parr, decd.
Partial acct of G. g. Coulter, Guar
dian of Charles L.. Carey.
Partial acct of VIM. Vantilburg,
Executor of Paul Grosscup, decd
Final acct of Nathan Warner, de-
ceased, late Guardian of w. NJ. War
ner, filed by the Executor Of said Ma
than Warner, decd.
Partial acct of James Mcknight,
Admir- Of Thomas Wright, decd.
Final acct of Israel Markell, Guar.
dian of George Girton.
Partial acct of Euoch Wertman,
Executor of Jacob Sill, decd.
Partial and Final acct of William
Urich, Guardian of Thomas, Charles
and John Brown.
Partial acct of Jacob Thoma, Elk
ecutor of Philip Thoma, decd.
And the same will be for hearing
on the Sd day of July, a. d. 1871,
at 10 o'clock A Nj.
D. W. WnrTMoRE,
no493w Probate Judge.