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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
The Suppression of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Il
to Pay Damages.

ST. LOUIS, June 22.-Gen. ScbC field, command
ing the United States forces In Missouri, has Is
sued an order holding the rebels and the rebel
sYmrcthizers respOns BILE In their property, and II
need be m their persons, for damages hereafter
committed by guerilles or merauding parties in
this State.
Five thousand dollars will be enforced for every
soldier or Union citizen killed, from one to lve
thousand for every one wounded, and the full
value Of all property destroyed or stolen by the
guerillas will be collected from the class Of per-
sons above mentioned residing In the vicinity Of
the places where the act 10 committed. The sum
tous collected will be paid to the legal heir Of
the soldier or citizen killed, or to the person
wounded, or to the Tightful owner Of the prop
erty destroyed stolen. This order Is very strln
gent, and abundant machinery is provided to
carry II into speedy effect.
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NyURIN6ER's PATENT BEEF ZEA.
A solid coneentrsted e1tr.ct OF

BEEF AND V6GETABLES
ConveTCIbla Immediately into q nouTlshipE ana
delicious soup Highly approved BY q number Of
emineut PhytlcIahs, who use It st the various
wounded soldiers.
GhIs admir- sbie article condenses into n com.sot
form al the So bst4Dtlal and nuttiye yropertlec OF
q large hulS OF meat and vesetsbies. The readi-
Esss Slth which lL dIssolves, whom boiling WHtsT
- poured on. into Iioa auG F6st1tie s5oRp or
Jsa. Whlnh you'd require hours Of BTeHaration as-
o0TdiAE 20 the EsuR method Ia an adtsutaKs in
ieanJ Pls1st cns Of fc tco Obvious 20 iced urEiEE
Ids Highly nouTsLIrE sHslIti-F, cOmhiued with its
SsiloScy, ISlders u lnFfluaho iGF the gick, WI
Tor thHse IN hc1lth ~ Ia perfect sHhstitrte f,F
f7ash meat and vegetables. 10 will fe~v good 10
soJ SIH;sie. it Is peculiarly well sdspted for
ITsSt!sTs bV lss asi ssG, Who oan thus avoId thoss
a"otC CsntSi dsPuyatlOns or : comfO,tabIe nesl 20
TlIch icy ere 90 liable.
4 or Ingahds, rhCsa Cd Daclo-e ErsS,Ite can "A m
be satisfied N = momoat.
FGT s5CTtsTon ard eSouTEIenis.s. 70 HhOm both
IS cn1lEIotaess and easy Preparations will re-
For a.! VINO would ocoDOmise tIuo sad troable
tEd sre LnEdfg Of the truth that "nlnHtss are tie
FregG.ea only BY the inventor, L. SALOME
ElCRlNGE X, Snd for sEie bJ our 60 Agents,
JOSEPH b. BUSSIEN q CO., RIOS 0S And
llO south delaware EVenEs. Phliedel 1hla, 20
E6om a.. SfFiicail5us for tho Beef EeA must be
addressed
2. S.-Tbe article is prepared T. oakeH OF about
gnarteT Of pounds CGoF, and paoEe1 IA TN boxes
OF nve And ak pounds each, "a single cake, suarteT
pound, SIil maze RVs piRts Of excellent Beef Tea,
IN q foS minutes. m . I'm
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Effect sf HuAlsr's Psselam ation-rhinz, In
In Carolina.

lCorrespondence OF the Hartford Times
HILToS HEAD, May 3i.-This department has
been In some excitement siace the promulgatIon
OI Gen Hunters peculiar order about the ne
groes. You have ere now seen that he in the
first place declares 'free" all the slaves In South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida Some Of the
Co'onels let the order go by without reading n
at tue head ot their regiments Others entered
their protest against IT, and were Inmediatelv
put under arrest Ia tue next place, the Generals
order was for ommissioaed on Gers and pTi :
v.tes, competent for eommissioaed officers In III.
aegro regiments But very few offered and
they were hissed and hooted at by their com
redes. Not man could be get, for love or
money, out OF the 6;h Connecticut The 9TH sent
some few
very curious WY Of procuring volunteers TO
III up negro regiments was pursued. AIMED
bodies OF white s0ldiess were sent out, aud every
able bodied negro, wherever found was driven
10 Hilton Head, where they assigned 20 suoh
companies as the commanding ofacer saw a.
Butsuch motley, heterogeneous lot ofsoldiers I
never saw before Nat one was willing, but all
were made TO perform their duties under compul-
sion. such a mingl jars on, such jabberinp
was never heard before except among tribe Of
All the fields are deserted, and the experimeu,
OF raising cotton uPset, as the laborsrs are al
gone IN be soldiers. -.s- = -
The 500 niggsrssre over In piece Of woods
he4r Hilton Head, and yoq might a well under
take TO drfl and discipline q rock OF sheep.
TbeY eitnr GO not know, or will not, or more
probably eannot learn. The etttemp. will prove
futile and be the means OF preventing the raising
OF ioed blythe negroes, and Uncle Sam viii have
% feed then =
The pToclamatlon OF Abraham Lincoln came
by tie last nai1, and II was hailed here with the
gratest sxpressions Of joy. II lifted a load from
on The minds OF every true Ulion man. You can
resssssured that the Abolition scheme, unchecked
would have disorganized the whole division,
lae entire reg ment refused to 90 into the field of
battle on that issue, and heard many ofacers
who are good strong Republicans, say that II this
Plaa was carried out they should resign. They
well give up that job.
''Gideon's band'' has about played out. The
women devoted their time to hffting, II nothing
more, With the officers; and the males were occn.
pied In being inSolent to every one and being
Io"ed about by gang Of stalwart negroes
Erery peesd Of cotton ssHt Noyik trtU cost tks
UEttsS Staess n e-'t- .-'- iE =
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ID The number of horses in the world Is esti-
mated az about % 600 ,0O0 Of this number. the
United States have 600 600. The general esti =
mate has been eight TO ten horses in Europe for
every hundred Inhabitants
IL The Princess ClOtiida, 1t is said, will take
up her residence at St Cloud for her conf nement
the Emperor having placed that palace at her
disposal Tor the summer.
HI The dTOuth in Canada East is so severe that
the pastures are drying up and the farmers are
talking OF shooting their cattle rather than see
them stsTve.
II Barnum has opened his dog show in Bos-
ton, occupying part Of the Aquarisl Gardens for
the kennels and another part Of the gardens for
his whale-tanks.
III Printing cloths 70 the amount OF 81 500
pieces were sold IN Providence last week. The
highest price paid was 7Kc.
1T Since Greenwood was frst laid out es a
burging place In 1S40, Sc, ,S67 bodies have been
inferred within its limits.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
1IxvIIth CONGREss-ssesns sss.i.n.

SKsATE-After our report closed saturday
The bill for the better regulation OF the Navy
was passed after having been amended. THE
most important amendment adopted authorizes
the President to appoint prize consuls at New
YGrk and other places to take charge Of and pros
ecute prize cases In the courts, &c, and lock to
the interests Of the captors for which they are 10
receive three per cent. of the prizes
The bill prescribing an oath Of ofice was passed
MIR. Fessenden submitted the report Of the CON-
mittee Of conference on the tax bill; which was
adopted.
The Senate went into executive session, and
subsequently, adjourned.
HoUsK.-After our report closed
The Treasury note bill was further discussed
by Messrs. Hooper, morrill,, Lovejoy and Spaul-
ding.
Mr.. Stevens submitted the report of the con-
ference committee on the tax bill which was
adopted.
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Fatal II ailyead Accident.

WINCHESTER, vs., June 22.-At noon to-day, a
special train from Hsrpcr's Ferry TO Winchester
down an embankment ten feet high, killing one
man, mortaily wounding several, and seriously
injuring thirty. James G. Kopk, Of New York,
was the man killed. The Others belonged 10 the
delaware Sd, Col. Reddan. Eighty soldiers and
dozen civilians were on the train, besides fifty
hories Ali the men were on the top OF the cars.
The horses were thrown through the roof OF the
car upon the men. The wounded were brought
here TO the hospital.
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FROM FonrREss MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 22--The weather
continues very warm and dry. The heat TO day
Is oppressive. - ~ 2 F3T
The rteamships Dasiel Webster and g. r.
Spaulding sailed last night, each with three hun.
dfsd sick and wounded soldiers, In care Of the u
3. sanitary commission. The former for Boston
and the latter for Nsw York. -
The steamer Adelaide brought down Mrs. Sen.
ator Wilkinson and Mrs. Senator Hsrlan, who
proceeded on the steamer Thomas A. Morgan 10
w htte House, to visit our army hospitals and
minister to the sick and wounded, E.cI
Thirty Sisters Of Charity arrived In the steamer
Adelaide, and LEFT this morning for the army of
theP Potomac. ~.
BY the steamer from w hite House Point learn
that on yesterday the rebels opened upon the
camp Of Gen. Hooker's advance with s5eH but
did no serious damage. Gen. Hooker answered
from one. Of our principal new batteries, Just
completed, throwing heavy shells, which were
seen to,burst among the rebel attacking party bv
persons In one Of Prof. Lowe's balloons, and
caused the rebel artillerymen to skedaddle in the
most approved style. Our troops are re represented
ss ent nthusiastic on the prospect Of great and
dee i've battle. i..s,l.5i-- i ',-,sssr,z = "a
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From Santa Fe.

KANSAS CITY, June 2l.-The Santa Fe mail 10
the 9th inst. has arrived. Capts. Morris and In
graham and Judge OteTo are among the passen-
gers. Capt. Morris left Fort Craig on the I'd Inst
The rear guard OF tho Texans was ut FL Paso.
The mail party saw no Indians on the road, and
nothing was known or heard OF the Texans COM
ing on the Santa Fe read to rob trains az was re-
ported. |svs ~.
have been reorganized into one, under command
of Col CaraOn
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Beaursgards Departure for Richmond Con
firmed

CoRINTH, June 22.-It Is now positively ascer-
tanned that Beauregard turned over his command
20 General Bragg on the 18th, and left for Mont
gomery, Ala, wnere ne arrived on the 17th, ac-
companied only by his personal staff, and left for
Richmond. There are two reports stating the
cause Of his departure One that he goes to take
command, and another to explain his evacuation
Of COrinth. The latter is considered the most
probable, as II has been known for some time that
Beauregard and JEFF. Davis are antagonistIc.
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IL Just now the civilized nations of the world
derive their Chief revenue from tobacco. With
out IL the Pope would be bankrupt in a month
Lat year the English Government derived S2s, =
900 600 revenue and the French $50 900 600 from
the weed that vanishes in smoke. The greater
part Of the tobacco which Yields TO foreign
powers their chief revenue Is grown in America.
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CHIcoRY.-fhe Chicago Post says that Of all
substitutes that have been tried with a view to
initiate the favor and nutritive qualities Of coffee
none have succeeded so well an cbicory. The
prairie lands of Illinois are said to be particularly
adapted to its growth as 1t requires a rich, loose
and tolerably moist soil for It's production.
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Union Men Murdered I'm k.ntuekv,

LOUISVILLE, June 23.-On Friday evening, as
several U Unionists were returning from meeting
to choose delegates TO State convention, five OF
them were killed by secession bushvbackers in
ambush, near Bemy's Station. Reinforcements
were Immediately sent from Lexington and other
places, and the capture Of the bushwhackers was
considered certain. ....r.. .----c p. /
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ITTwo married women, sisters, recently LEFT
their homes at Lansing, Mich, with hoary
headed sinner Of the village to the great conster-
nation Of their defrauded husbands One of them
took with her an only son, and the other two out
II three Of her children. They were pursued by
one OF the husbands, whose chief anxiety was to
secure the children, leaving the women to follow
their peculiar preferences.
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ON THE PARrsH.-The New York Tribune
says: When the rebellion broke out, a nephew
Of the Rebel General Magruder, was residing and
earning an honest living for his family In Cam
den, New Jersey. Fhe nephew went South to
look after the rights Of the seeded States, and
10 now a soldier under the command OF his uncle,
while his wife and children are supported by the
Poor Commissioners Of Camden county.
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HOrke Race.

PHILADKLpHIA, June % The summer races
commenced to-day at the Suffolk Park Course
The weather was hne and the attendance large.
The FIRST stake for three year oids mile heats, was
won by West Roxbury Time, 4pR; 53I.
Second stake for two mile dash, was won by
Pope Swigart-time, 3i3x. sg
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
ARMY BULLETIN

June 23.-Advices have been received at tht
War Department to-day from Gen Halleck, dated
Corinth, 22d inst, and from the army Of the Po
tomac this afternoon. Nothing of public interes
has transpired In anY quarter.
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AUCTION SALES.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioresr.,

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioresrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT
I s d osSOcf SsS *
z. the pierItss bI yIr;ue Of deed of trust
dss 5 ds, ss .sa sSy
li5er J. A. 81 No 49, foiOs as, ga sad 17s, OF
ne ,aId ~ LeSoIds CT Ton oSuaty IN the Dis
Squ:ro Enmhered Line hundred aud forty i've, ts45l
6rSntrE 50 feet on l1th street cast, and containing
SsH ssuare feet, more or iess.
Terms 0a'n C0RWEsMsHnianEW 9 GSIs q T! PSEsassor
is5 2,vSds GREEN & Williams. hGet,.
CHANCERY SALE UF HOUSE AM LOT:
- " v!rtSe or decree Of the CIfcrh Court OF
ing date on the slst dsy. of Nay, A. d. isSs, and
pissed IN cause therein defendirg, in which
ani MsrEaret Mooney and others are DEFENDANTS,
saeil offer for sale al public suctl on or MONDAY
TSmsss ats ooCoE Of 15Gn S eS
Ave. IS, nm square nbsIe two hnndrsd and sixty
the StT o Washing as described IN d ths :s 80
ceedlngs IN said caJse. with the improvements
kis iTopory Is stustsd on s ss esrnSr Of 1s
street vest and south G street. Ussud
and 10 moutbs tIe pGIeh giving h notes Tor
the deferred pay nens, endorsed 10 the sa ctIOn
of sac.
T tie deed to be retained until the whole Of the
AL ooavtJsncins az the cost Of the purch,,er.
ies-st.wad. esEsS WILLIAMS, WIZ Z matS'SH kSc,.
By -. mcSUIKE e. CD. Auc,lolsss,
TkUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IN
4 PR9vED REAL EsIATF-BI virtue of an order
OF the Circuit Court OF tEe District Of Columbia,
parsed on the Eth day Of June, 1852 In Al cause IN
Sh,ch OTIS Preston ard others, COR pisInants
and Fhomes Weloh ] defendant. The uufersixned
VIII sell az Public uotlon, % the highest bidder,
on THURSDAY. the 10th day Of juy, 1882. at
O'Clock T.. upon the premses. the west part Of
Lot no y IN square No 5l7: IN the CITY of wash
inEt1n, fronting twenty four feet Massachusetts
avenue, betT eep FOuIth aad Fifth streets west
and running ba3 70 twenty foot alleJ. tcgether
with Ehs improvements thereon, consulting of q
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms Or sals: ULe-t third Cfthe purchass money
70 De PAID In cash, and the residue IN esus install
ments IN SIX and tHelve months from The dsy Of
sae ths deferred PAYMENTS to hear nteTF 81 from
ths day Of sse, and to be scared by ths notes or
bonds of the purchaser, with surety or suretias
TO be approved by the ITustee
ShO1'd tie purchaser saIl to comply with the
terms sale vlIhin six dsJs after ths daJ of sac
IN, FroTertJ wall % rescd az his IIsE aud expense
after iTe dEys' notice
All convey snciag at the cost OF the surcha.er.
g INGLE Trustee.
je72a=&ds J. McGUiRE& co, AUots.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHKLoR's HAIR DYE
Tks b,sf an In, Wo,Ea


william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dive
produces colsr not to be distinguished from na-
ture-wsrranted not to inure the air in theleast;
remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. Grsy, Rad or Rssty Rais
instantly turns splendid Black or Brown leav-
Ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
II The Genuine Is signed WILLIAMA. BATCH
ELoR, on tie foHr sides Of each boz.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay st., Nstr York,
m27-1y (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond ST.
To GROCERIES, HOTELS, AND DEALERS.
We wish to call your attention to our Colum-
bian Fancy and Chemical Soap Manufactory.
We can save you from twenty five 70 hfty per
cent. on Fancy Soaps, and from fifteen to twenty
Ave per cent. on Chemical Soaps. on the present
prices at the northern manufactures, and war
rant 70 superior to any sold In this market. Our
Chemical Soap, as washing soap, will go twice
az Tar al the common rosin soap, and can be re-
tailed at the same prices Feeling assured Of the
superiority Of our manufacture over all other man.
ufacturers, We respectfully solicit your orders,
aud II, after fair trial. 10 Is not represent,
we WIN refnnd you the amount paid and take 1t
at the invoice. The best references given as to
reliability. DAWSON & Co,
164 and 1866 Water street,
je 12-eo1m* Georgetown, ID. C.
PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE may ALWAYS be
had for exchange at the Star Office counter. Il
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had. 80 90 RI E9A Dr. !
fog sALE-A -. { ss.elsIssus Of NARsLs
and 20 sss :
pot Hayiag ponelnded 70 oisoontlnne ths. marble
eLsneh q %s bsss1sss, e. ossr aImy RsanfhossIsd
srsatts and Rrown Stone. NeSth Fiyer Blns
Marble Giles Constantly On hand ard fufnis nod %
order - the shortest notice and the lowsst oaxh
,isn-lm. las ssrsTa NICHOLAS ACEER. j
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nEPOT QUARzERMASPER' OFFICE
~ Co na q Is:h zzd . sts.,

nEPOT QUARzERMASPEHi OFFICE.
~ Co nd Of 1874 zzd . sis,
o., MSsninEt2InT, y. -, Ju9e l7sh, las2.
rnt tIGar. .tar gan day cf June. is6tat y O'Clock
M "s SsTe,r5 Sen Z. tie II ano 5ss cty Ct S
rect, the following nEned Pine Lnmaer:
50 es s91 s93 feet senS5 iInb, common Gu !lnss,
llss lssss sc !. sRy s. Z fee; long.
Stsjt :. soaltirg, ~ :, Ie tssi ,nE,
ass i" - sbj ~ lesi ioEs
d:ys 6ttsr signing the oontrao:
The lumber to bs irfpsotsd by a. inspector sp-
pointed on the part of tna Goyornmc Mt.
,paym.nt to be ma1s upon the satisfactory COM
potion OF tho oonsraot.
Proposals. nust be plainly marked proposals
,fhe ability Of tho bidder to fiji the contract
shcld 1t be awarded to him must be EusrartI'
be appended to tfe EuaTsntse '''''''
The responsibility of the guIrs7tors must he
shown b! the afcIa certiSc,te of the c Ell OF the
Learest District Court or of the Intel St.ies
District Astorrey.
Bidders must be prstent in person when the bids
sTe opened o: their proposals. will not be consld-
erei.
Bones in the sun Of Ave thousand dollars, sirred
he req ulIed OF the successful bidder upon signing
the contract,
deemed too high Is reserved bJ tho Depot Quar-
inioim'l proposals vi bo rejected.
We of ths county OF = and State cf
=, and =. OF ths county cf - and State
his profotitloa ard that should hi prosositIon he
scSeptsd, he will .t once enter into contract II
shoald the contract be awarded him Se .rs pre-
pirsa 20 become his securities.
Ito this guarantee mist DO appended ths ceTtif-
cate eobsvemsntoaed.l
sra EDWARD ( HARTZ,.
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RAR& BROS GRAND CLOTHINs DEPOT,
- co ner T. snd 9TH streets, is now the place
Ehere ali mon go 20 bag their outfits Of Simmer
Clothing. md there sIe good reasons why ever '
ols should there TO buy, Firstly, we sell cheas-
or than any other sm in tEis eIty
tSecordiy, cur garments csnnot be surpassed, II
style making or trimming, they are esuEl 10 the
best Of merchant toiiors' work. And thirdly we AZ
ElsaJs careful 10 recommending goods st what
they really are, heroe no deception.
We respectfully solicit citizeos, strangers and
discharged soldiers to come 20 Ban EROS
establishment corner of ito and st. to buy everx
article of Clothing they need. je IS 2ms
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From north Carolina.
rcorrespondence Of New York Her,

II
NEwBkRS, June lion the I4th force o
about one hundred and hffy men, beloszfng n
the Marine Artillery, and led by Col. Howard IN
person, proceeded on reconnoisance 20 aspot
about seven miles from Newbern, where rebel
battery was known 70 be situated. Upon reach
lag II they discovered nothing there but q few
rebel pickets, who were ken prisone1, together
with certain captain named Lstham. They
were brought back, and are at the present mo.
ment safely lodged In jail under the care Of the
Two guns, both tAirty-tvo FOUNDERS, vers
found IN the battery uninjured. II was the In !
tention OF Col Howard % destroy both the guns
and the fortifeations, but owing 70 the following
singular Circumstance Of the pieces wa
brought away. The hrst was heavily loaded
and burst, and the other was treated In the same
way, az Least so far - the loading was concerned
Tor 70 refused In the most obsinate manner TO
baFst, no rnstter how much overloaded Attempts
were then made 70 destroy IL by breaking OF fhs
gun would nat be burst and would not be broken .
tie Colonel thought that IL was well worthy 4
Plsce in the nion raaks and accordingly broug 1t
y away with hun. 1. was one Of the pieces lately
czIf az the -fsnRdry ar Richmond, aud from ifs
great obstinaoyS nas, would tkink that church
BELLS formed one OF rs prinei pai tompoaent parts
The batteries bslov thIs efgy, on the banks Of
ne Neuse, are beiog desreyed although for
what reason caAnet conlsSsaIs. sVyithia the past
and the others will folio ~. rEe guns that Were
IN them have all beea removed, and wha! was
iofmeriy forti acation - now bat heap Of esrth
The railroad has not YET regularly opened, al
though trains are rnnnings a. t REQ uires g0ma
ll;tls time 20 sunnge matters, and We ere tenn po-
rarily crippled By the loss of the two locomotives
a. Hsttsrss, All viii sooa be night, however.
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TO BE GOOD LOOKING
ChhsAHAx LNsIEEioSk IEok { ff6dure LADIES.

" FOR YOUNG LADIES,
r 1921 and 1899 Spruce st. Philads Phis
Engllsa And French Lsngsnxes and LItsTsturs.
Lo1n " refuKed, and eli the branches which con
French Ia ths language OF the hrily. aad is cor.
staosly spoken IN the Institute IL is The otgoof of
ments TO the CHEST course Of itereture and csIi-
posiqon. SThe sohoiestso ear commences septem-
p6 18TH and closes July lat CircularG. DO can
De obssined rom Madame UHERVILLY, PIin-
clPel OF Cheysrsy institute, E 2-sn
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Reported CsPtare Of Gen. HiRdmaa.
CHICAGO, June q A special dispatch to the
of Arkanfas, is among the prisoners taken on
White river = r.- -. % o.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
"a. tvenue, nesr 1Sts II. and the willard Houre.
LEoNARD 6RovxR-----.--- N anxge,

Glorious Success Nicer Jsfors Equalzsd
Most Thrilling, Most Beautiful, Most Sac
=, csSsfn al the plcys Of modern times,
borcloapls's Irish Ersnalo ST Tectacle, IN three
acts. ent tied tire
COLLEEN BdWN!
COLLEEN .BAWNt
Or, THE brides OF GARRYnwEN!
oR, TIE BRIDES OF 6ARRY0WEN,
Speolai enIa:ensnt. for SIX nights only, OF the
Irish Comedian and Vocalist,
MIX. J. COLLINS,
MR. J. COLLINS.
Bnef engsgtm OF tie Fsvo' its Actress,
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
MISS SUSAN DENIM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-24
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The Potomac Steamboat Company Will dispatch
Q -boet fr0m tho foot of eth hstreett---Ws
sys.king ,os, sEsry morning, ssan E.a,slAsN
ssy exec ptsd. lsf o'clock. for torAspia
wlll lesys hsqis Greek every daJ. 1Sundsys ez.
oep edo AL o,nlock p M ,s1TIg -fT5 2 I
For re; Ehf and passsEs apply on board the bosfs
:. On setnfdsys, the boat leaying st 8 O'clock u
ss ss non EN- rs ~ sz,s5a esf sS 2 PssE fo,u!
issys insf POINT g eight o'clock on SUNDAY eve
e s: 81; ss,s. sssst ss e. Round tin ss
Fer fse.shtss p.s age, Appls 10 freight sats on