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ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING

ILLINOIS DEAoCRATIc MASS MEETING
The Illinois Democrats held q mass meeting
at Springfield. yesterday, and it is claimed
that greater number were present than at any
other mass meeting ever held in this country
Those who estimated the number say there
Were present from $1,000 to 100000 persons-a
rather wide margin. Senator w. A. Richard
sen presided. Among the Vice Presidents were
Voorhees,. of Indiana; Cox, of Ohio; General
McKinstrey, and others.
Some twenty three resolutions were adopted,
to the same effect as those adopted by the Ohio
Convention which nominated Eallandign
Resolutions were also adopted denouncing
Gov. Yates for proroguing the Legislature, the
suppression of the Chicago Times and the
arrest Of Judge Constable and other citizens OF
Illinois.
The twenty third resolution is as follows:
Resolred, That further offensive prosecution
of this war tends 10 subvert the Cons titur rion
aud the Government, and entails upon tho
nation all the disastrous consequence OF mis-
rule and anarchy.
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FROM vICKsRURG.

Iae Position Of yee Jshnstsn-Successfui
necennelsssnce on the Atchafalaya
River.
HEADeUARTRRs WALNUT HrILs, yrtKs-
BURG, June ia ride along the lines de yelops
hhs change in position. The enemy'e batteries
are Silent on all sides, emily q few riilemen
nriDg. Our sembardment continues with con
unpons xigor. We have more guns in position
DeeeTters coming in our lines to-day repor
the men and line ofhc cors discon ten ted and onl
pre- vented from d deserving By the hope tnat the
may % h0nofaeiy surrendered in a fe W days
B;air's reconnaissance between tie Yazo,
and Big Black river revealed no eigns of the
enemy within thirty miles. Every use.ul thing
wac destroyed tor ffty miles around
breckfnrldEs ls eaid to be at jackson. Our
position Is equal to q hundred thousand men.
LATER.
Nothing of importance has transpirpd within
the last twenty-four hours. Eriday. our BAT
terie- rlacked, ana the enemy rarely replies
The rebels believed 10 be erecting an ia
terror lne OF works, falling back about one
hundred feet. The enamys men are reported
TO be killed and wounded daily By our sharp.
shooters.
Our wounded are well cared for In field hos
piiais. Gen. Osterhau. holds Black River
bridge without interruption. The aspects of
the seise look brighter and brighter, and no
fears gre entertained for the result.
The Progress Of thu Siege-The Strength Of
the Rebels IN &c ,eral Grants Rear-De.
stractisn Of ain m.port by the swrtz.r.
g.
burg and Pert ii d.ep.
CRIckAsAw BAY ~, June l0.-News from
the front represent that our siege work. are
being pushed close - the rebe, lines III several
places. A collision j. considered immineu:.
The army is in better spirits than Il. any pre-
vious time. The rebels have made their an.
pe0raIce within four miles
HAIEEs' BLUFF, June 12.-Eo general Attack
from Gen. Johnston is expected for come days
Firing is continued upon Eickshurg from All
sidee. There are no further demonstrations
on the Louisiana side.
POINT DR SOTO, OPPOSITE VICKsBU re, June
10.-By the arrival of the ram Switzerland,
from the mouth OF the Red River to-day, we
have information Of the destruction of Sims
port, on the Atchafalaya. on the +th inst A
reconnaissance by the Switzerland on the Sd
discovered battery of six field pieces and q.
regiment OF infantry holding the shore. The
Switzerland engaged them and was struck
seven times, enc shet severing the steam pipe.
The damage was repaired, and Capt. Walker,
battery and burned the town and coInmisssry
stores. The river Is now clear between Port
Hudson and Ficksburg.
HEADQUARTERs, WALNUT HILLS, Vlcks-
burg, June 12.-Evening.--The best informa-
ton credits Gen. Loring, at Jackson, with
5000 rebels, Gen. Walker, at Yazoo City, with
5000, and Gen. Johnston, at Canton, with
l5,uUa. These will be massed to attack Cen
Grants rear; but he holds all the fors:s on the
Black river, which must DE crossed by Gems.
Johnston and Loring. Rebel cavalry are con-
tinually scouting outside of Gen. Grant lines
Much sickness is said TO prevail in Vicas-
burg, and The citizens desire its capitu iatiop,
which Gen. Penlberton absolutely refuses.
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nUARrERhAsTxK GENERALS OFFICE,


Owners OF steam vessels are invited to send to the
Quartermaster Generals Once tenders for their
charter sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions OF the
vessels, their dinaensions, enrolled or resistered
tonnage, actual carrying capacity, Easterial,
whether ooppered. whether side wheel or pro-
peners, whether iron or copper fastened, size and
POWER OF engines and boilers; and should state the
price at which they are offered for long or short
ch arter with the estima ated value OF the vessel In
nase OF loss, or in case the Government should
prefer 70 parehsse instead Of ohartering.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service OF
the Qusrtermaster's Department are requested to
make known 70 the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they may be willing TO
grant, and also the price at which they win be
willing 20 Sell them.
All eaca tenders should be addressed 70 the
ouArtsrmsstsr General Of the o nited States at
Washington, and should ce endorsed Proposals
for charter cI sale Of teamers.o
When received, they viii De consf dersd, and the
UepartmeRt viii endeavor 70 reduce the heavy
expsrEe attending army transportation upon the
ooesn and tids-wsters. by substituting. wherever 1t
can do 30, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
laoss now employed N. G. MErGS,
mar e. Sr1 Quartermastsr General.
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PROPOSALS.
ID koPos ALs FOR LU Il 3 3
oHsnY AssIsF'f QuAlfRRMIssER's oPYIo1,s
Ce,au EssktssssA sad q ssrssss, \
WAEHIxayox D. c. June IL. rs


sxALSp PROPOSALS viii be reserved at snis Office
sasl rg EsDAY, !aDs e Issa, :: r o'clock "a sSr
sa 81 sss sas sd md
ksht hundred tsousand tsr.n, LAT a. or eae
inch White Pins Connen cuIhnss,
roSSsa ss Viii. @ Psns. ,s@' st''"ss' '9asn'd sns
sf; ,hsss.nS .sI .OSs' feet ssaasli.S, sy 9, Il
IA, ,hos,ans g e@i feet seanN;ns, By is fss.
sify ,h.s. and gooo) feet sesn.lns 50, g. la res,
An the above asserioes 70 b. good nsrshsa.sble
pointed on tic part or me ooTsrnEont.
An re lumber 10 be delivered By ~ NtA day Of
PROPOSALS.
The frll name and Post C&ec address Of the bid
eer r,est .ppsar in the proposal.
He sid Is made in tse namo Of srns, the naaaes
sonsidaIsd the Individual proposal Of the ssrty
Proposals from sicleyal parties WIN no. - son-
saered, and Al OATH OF liLEGIlEoE xusr Aoeoa-
rAEY SAcE PRoPosITIoE:
Harts, Assistant Quarternaater United states
Army, H.ssin gton .. @. and ahcaA BE- plainly
marked Proposals for Lumber
GUARANTEE.
e e sesy sss a. s Is a ss
eeaEo.. district 0eart OF the Un.tss st.t.s Dis-
The ability bidder 70 ali the contract should
II be awarded to him. must be guaranteed hy two
responsible persons. whose 81 znaturss are to es APP
Isndsd to the susIsntee, and said guarantee must
Bidders must b- present in person when tts bids
are opened, or their proposals VIII net be eonGid-
srsd.
Bonds in the s.m o, ers thou saad dolAr., slsnsa
by tho ntrsctor and both of hia gnarantors will
be required of the successful bidder upon nsning
ne contract.
FORM SR GUARANTEES.
Ws.--,of the county OF -, and State Of
=, and - Of the county OF -, and Stats
n, do hereby guarantee that --ls able 10
flsl the contract in saoordsnce with she terms os
his proposition, and that should hs proposition be
accepted, he viii ct once enter into . contract in
accordance Herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him We are Ere
pared to become his sursties.
TO this guarantee Dust De appended tAe Official
Ser6ecste above mentioned.)
The night 70 rsJecr any or all bids that may be
deemed tle high is reserved By the Depot Quarter
RAxtsr.
Informal proposals. viii be rejected.
EDWARD l.. HAITI,
" iStd Captain and A. @. NJ, q. 8. Army
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 1.-THE Yorktown
(Eal Cavalier OF yesterday says: sour most
important local news is for the present contra
band. Great activity prevails in the depart
r4snt, and is particularly manifested in this
command"
Two men of the I27th New York regiment
were shot last Sunday by bush wackers, IL
miles above Williamsburg. A number of the
rebels were captured.
The propeller Diamond State. from New
York for Washington, arrived here TO day. She
spoke the u s. steamer Seminole off Smiths
Island, at p. N. en- the 10th, which reported
all well. She was steering south.
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The War in Missouri.

ST. Louis, June 17.-Four regiments OF en-
rolled militia in this county have been called
into active service. Gen. Davidson having
assumed command or the district OF Southeast
Missouri, iheadq quarters in the field,) Gen.
William Il. Strong, OF New York, has been or
Gered 10 command the district OF St Louis
Gen. Blunt has forbidden the circulation of
the Caucasian, Chicago Times. Columbus Cri-
sic, Cincinnati Enquirer anG New York World
in his denartmanl.
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OHIO UNION STATE ECeNvEsTIoN.-The Ohio
Union State Convention met at Columbus
yesterday, and Nominated John Brough for
Governor, and Chas. Anderson for Lieuten-
ant Governor. The convention was eminent
Iy harmonious and enthusiastic, and reselu-
tions were adopted denunciatory OF secession
and notification, which it was resolved
brought on the rebellion; urging vigorous
prosecution of the war, until the Governments
is again firmly re-established; opposing noue
but those opposed TO the Governments; ex-
pressing confidence in the honesty, patriotism
and good sense of the President, and pledging
otsinial conduct of Gov. Tod, and expressing
gratitude 70 the soldiers. and sympathy with
fh,, families OF those who may fall in battle.
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The Feeling Mt Pittsburg.

PITTsBURG, June 1s.-The rumor that the
Contederates are advancing on Cumberland,
Md, has renewed the war excitement in this
city. A large meeting of merchants and busi-
ness men was held yesterday. Among the
resolutions adopted was one recommending
that martial law be declared, but to this Gen.
Brooke refused TO assent, as unnecessary st
present. All the drinking. houses of the city are
closed, and military companies are rapidly or
ganizing. Work has been suspended in the
mills and factories. and every one is in earnest
70 prepare tor the defense of the city.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE CuMRER-
LAND.
Gen. Bragg Receives Reinforc cements-He
Intends to take the Offensive.


MURFREEsBoRo, June 1S.-Bragg has IN
doubtedly received reinforcements OF three
bTigades-Bates's, Clayton's and ChrrcbilTs
Bragg has now eighteen brigades of infantry
and cavalry. There are indications that there
VIII be cooperation with BGckner from Knox
vile.
bragg is about TO assume the offensive. and
invade kentucky, striking Monticello or Car
thage In East Tennessee. Buckner has q large
force, and is rapidly organizing for offensive
operations.
The exempted even those who have been
burning saltpeter and nitre in East Tennessee
have been armed by Buckner 10 guard his rear,
ana aid in gathering immense crops OF wheat
The Union men who planted wheat largely,
III the hope of Burnside reaping it, have turn ed
their stock into the fields TO destroy the wheat
now Tipening. They despair of the Union
troops reaching their districts 10 avail them
selves of the crops.
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CaIifor Union Comyeution.

San FRANCISCO, june 1.-THE Union State
Convention organized n Sacramento to-day to
nominate a Governor AMI three ConGressmen.
and Supreme Judges, all 10 serve under the a.
mended constitution. As nominations BIZ this
convention are deemed eq quivaleIt 70 election,
the excitement is intense. ExCon gress men
Low and Sargent are the opposing cauoidases
for the Goyernorship, and one or thsother will
he nom mated Tomorrow.
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ID q o P o s A L 8.
OHIHF ASST QuiRgFRHAsfKR's OP7IoH,
DeneL Of K.x e cxx--,4

Depe. ef Fasktrstoa, 2l5G stres. )
CcrStr lSsh stTfst June 6. 1Sf1.N
the burial Of per.opr dying while in the military
il q ins sson and aso Sssn
three miles eff said city from the lst Of July until
speeises.,ens For sll the requirements of such
eurjsls csn be seen at this Office.
PROPOSALS.
TIE fuii name and post offoe address OF the bid
dsr must appear in the proposal.
Ia bid If ~ sde In the name of frD, the names
Of all tie parties must appear, the bid will be
considered ss the individual proposal CT the party
Proposals from e.siosal part.es ,-i! not 3. ron
ssdgsd, and an oath OF allegiance r'ust accom- Pany
Proposals must be addrsSaed !, CAPTAIN Edward
1: HART, Assistant ouartermaster q. .. Army
Prop5ssis FOR RE burial PersoPps p"y dyinE Vaie
IN the iiitsry service O. under the protection Of
GUARANTEE.
The responsibility of the susrsntors mast be
shown by the official certificate of he Clerk oft his
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
Fhe ABILITY of II. bidder 70 FIJI the contract
should it be awarded to him, must be guaranteed
sTtwo resgonslo!e persons, whose sisnstures are
ice rust accompany the bid.
1rs opened. or their proposals viii not be consid
Bonds in the sr7n OF FIVE thousand dollars, signed
- required CT the successful bidder upon signing
ToRg OF GUARANTEE.
9bt tie soS".H 9GgG.g y Of -, 5na sts, STATE
1sreey guaranty that - is able TO fulfil contract
Il accordance with the terms af his proposition
Siii at once enter into contract in accordance
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded hirn. We are pre-
pared 70 become his securities.
ITO this guarantee must oe sprended the osscial
The right 20 reject any or all bids that n sy be
deemed too high Is reserved by the Depot Quarter
H1astsr,
informal proposals will be rejected
EDWARD l.. HkRTZ,
- I6-td Captain and 4 q. Nj, q. s. 4.
pROPOsALs FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN
ASSISTANT QuAafzaEisfEa's OFFICE,
FNGge Dtgartnist! Cor. u asG I'D streets, ,
WAsBINGToE, d. c., April 10. 1868
WHIryRE PROPOSALS srs invited for furnishing
BAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN. for the use ef
Lis Depot. 70 be delivered at the Raiiroad Depot,
or Atsny CT TIE Govsrnment wharves IN this city.
lsnsd. and they should state the quantity of
delivery.
Proposals viii be received for Eve thousand
Eayor Ei-ET and upwards. unless 1t should be for
the intsrss! CT the Government to contract Tor a
teEs aLa9unt.
cost OF tAe contf facter.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baIed,
All Grsin and BAY offered TO be subject to q rigid
nspeeton By the Government Inspector.
the lowest responsible bidders. the intere OF
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fulflment any contract
made under this advertisement.
contract. .. Il. BROWN,
ap Ism Captain and A. @ III. U. q. A.
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The Pacific Railroad.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-San! a Clara has
voted 10 subscribe 800, 600 TO the Pacific Rail-
road. All the counties along the route have
millions in all subscribed by the State.
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Resistance to the Draft in Indiana.

CINCINNATI, June IA public meeting
held III Montgomery county, Indiana, on Sat.
urday. passed Il resolution declaring that no
enrolment OF the militia in that county should
take place. A committee was appointed, who
waited on the commissioner, and read the res
olGtion, and notified him that any attempt 20
enroll would be at his peril. The United
States marshal will arrest the parties immeSi-
afely
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CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV., NEAR SIXTH STREET,
THE COOL RETREATi
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
NOVELTY VARIETY AND TALTNT

THE COOL RETHEATi
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
NOVELTY, VARIETY, AND TALENT
To night, the magnificent spectoeular Extrsya-
ganZa entitled
THE FAIRY GIFT
Or. THE ENCHANTED GRO rTOES OF ELL AND
Written expressly for this Establishment with
new ard splendid scenery, gorgeous costpmef,
startling magical effects &c, DC, er tirely eclips
ing in grandeur anything ever produced n tais
city. The great Dramatic Company and the entire
charming Court of Beauty appear in the piece.
Prince Light 0'Heart, ....-- Miss Lille Br2naon
kam pnns Rooney mr. 0eOrSe ". &c eaon
Also, q new and beautiful ballet, arranged by
Mons. ] I, szollosy; entitled
in which Mons. Slollosy and his lovely Corps de
Ballet will appear.
Appearance of Mics Eva. Brent, the yeuE and
bevifehing SON nsstress; Mia Este pennoysr, the
finished danssase All the great Comedians and
the uneq qusled Corps d'Ethiope. See bills day
Admission 25 ani 80 cents.
Doors open at II o'cicck. Performance ats.
GRAND MATINEE
Will be given
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. xr G'oleck,
EoR LADIES lEp CErLDaSx.
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Heath of nm Officer

ST. Louis, June 1-.-Lleutenant Colonel
Coilum, formerly Assis tant Adjutant General
on General McClelian's staff, who has been
acting in the same capacity in this departm
died last night after few. days illness.
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TT GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

TT GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
Il HE Following stages run from the Eimmel
House daly:-To Lsonsrdtown, st IES
hary's county, Nd, via surratts
Wills, b. Bsantown, Hughesvill.. RFEnkfS
Charlotte Hsll, Chsptico and Leonardtovn Also,
Fri weekly line to Port Tobsc 20, leaves the Kim
mel House ever TussdSy, Tbursdsy and Saturday,
t7Ya n, via Piscstawsy and Dufield TO Port
Tobacco. 4. hlMMELL, Agent.
HA.hingt Jane !, 1868.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS LINE STAGN5
j. G. TNOMPs0N, has removed from Char
Ioste Hall 70 B. where ne means 20 keep 8 first.
class hotel Gentlemen and ladies' travelling on
This line can be accommodated in good style. Din
ner ready vnen the stage arrives. going and re-
'Shns - 90 C. THOMPSON, Proprietor.
S,2-eolm TB, PriDes George eoanty, Md.
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A SINGULAR NOV ELTYl
A MIDNIGHT WALK UPON THE TIGHT. .ROPEI
Such an odd fan cy one would almost I'M masine was
the romantic freak of
A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
instead OF . reality which will transpire
THIS (Fridsyl EYENIEG.
after the pesformtnSeIa perlloqs act that win be
HARRY LEsLIE
who will give public exhibition of the risk ne
runs of being dashed to pieces by walking the
tight rope fl en house top to house top and from
st outside OF The Varieties at idnight
The audience of the Varieties can witness it Just
at the conclusion Of the Pc erformsnce;
NOW In THE FLOOD TIDE OF SUCCESS,
Has become the most popular Amusement tsInple
in the city, account of its airy location excel
lent ventilation and real comfort ana enjoyment
that can be experienced there.
ALL THE LOVELY LADIES TONIGHT.
ALL THE PANT0NIME5 rs TO NIGHT
ALL THESINGERS AND DANCERS TO NIGHT
LAST night but one of the great local Drama
A GLANCE AT NEW YORK
Nellie Howard in her great imper-
soD1tion Of. .-........-.>~ Nose.
A0"'s 'iAFIyI 4 FULL DRAMATIC SF COMPANY! h'Ns
FANNIE WILSON IS COMING
In PREPARATION the startling moral Life drama
ward pitch, entitled
WOMEN, THEFT, hTtRpER, SUICIDE AND
kCAFF0LD.
Prices-25 and 80 cents islo
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Execution Of a Mutineer

BosT0s, June 17.-Wm. Lynch, q private in
the I'd Massachusetts Cavalry, was sho. st
Fort Independence yesterday Tor mutiny, ac-
cording to the sentence of the court-marIiSI.
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A British Blockade Runner Destroved

PHILADELPHIA. June 1s.-On the night of
the ilth instant. large English steamer at
tempted TO run the blockade into Charleston
via Lamford's channel, but she was fred into
and sunk by our blockading vessels, when the
officers and crew set fire to the ship and es-
capped TO Morris Island. She was totally de-
StrOyeQ,
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.LARITIKD CIBxR
or.ARJFfup oIpEgu

I ssye ,ugt received per schoonerl "George p.
Adamsb and ~. ". from Roston, 2 hrEe supply
Of Pure Massachusetts, CLARIkinp 0iDEk, which
Toer for sale at the lowest maykst price, In guam
titles 70 quit purchssers. ..
HotaI keepers, suffers ana 81 others IN Tsnt OF
snipe shis before puIehasing elsswhers
RILEY A. aHINN,
Unyon Bottlsne Bepot, 81 Grsen g.,
sx6 6eor9etowa. d. O.
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Rear Admiral Foote.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Rear Admiral
Foote is lying dangerously i'll in this city. HIS
physician has given up all hopes of his recov-
prv.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, JUAE Is, 1869.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED IN Thk rAPsR
HAVING THE LsRG EST CIRCCLATloH.

Adams Ellen @
Ars.fn Victoria
ellen Snnie
Brown Mrs z
Brown Gsry II
Brcwn Arm
Beck Loriss
Beck Mary
Brown Adelsrie1
Bradley On roliuo
Bowie Bette
Brunot Maggie
Broadie Neltic T
Baker Nellie
Barrett Mrs @ D
Boscow Ninns
Butler Elizabeth
Rally lane
Barney Mary
Bishop Hr- 8 P
Blanchard NJ.
Thos
Baker Nellie
Baker Erins }
BarkcT Anna
Curtis Francis
Coal Alice
Clark Laura g
Chew Eliza
Carlisle Kate
Chaulberiin Fan
Cl-uiass Cath
Crendc' Mrs
Germ rno
Conneck hIaryA
Cunningham Ay
Crier SsriS
Cuttiss stsr.
Collins Est-
Cohen Ms
Conner Hr-K.Ia
Checsmer hary
Ccpiey Ella
Coiburn hetteY
Conan 5ir- Hbr,
Csinr Sr- {; 81
CoTyril Mary A
Callahan Julia
Collins Sirs L ID
Chester NrS
Marriott \
CcoperYrsWuH
Cros5ie liattieh
Camden Ellen
Snckrell MissJ Z
Coderick Eiirbth
Dyer M-s II
Dock Phebe
Dom Alice A
Drake Mrs n A
DiSFs Mrs Chloe
DeanC ChsTl0tteA
Doshimar hrtha
Desly Mary
DAVIS Mary A
Devlin Cath
Duncan Mrs j
Deginr Anna
Dou Ehsrty Mrs
W n
DeNare Anna h
De Mansfield
Maggie
Dawson MrsRbt
Davis Cynthia
Depue Mrs Abn
DAYTON Mrs I 4
Dod.on bfr-
Even y
E.ya.r Eridret
D,iiin bouiIs
Davenport Cath
Decker Mary il
EJuunslou Ann
q
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AMUSEIuNI'S, i
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AYENUE.near Winards Hotel
lEOSARD GROVER NJ sYk,ER

THIS fFridayl EvENINd. June 10,
ONLY BENEFIT
ONLY BENEFIT
cfthe beRnti.nl, gifted and favorits actress
MISE sUsAM DENIM
MISS sUSiS DENIM,
Who viii assume this evening and only on this
occasion, her CREST character of
ROMEO,
in Sha akEppare's beautiful tragic play
R0ME0 AND JULIET
cufGn Donln Is EOmap
IfSbel freeman as--.................. Juliet
"a. ,mcrcUtiO
To-morron evening. The Black Hanger:
In rehearsal The Colleen Bawn."
" Admission %, Is, and rs cents No extra
charge for secured seats
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x1ELODBONS-A large assortment OF Prince d
NJ ~ 20 MeIodeons ave rust been reeeiY Cd 1t tbs
Iueis store Of w. &. kKTZIEoTT. SCI
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UThe exports from New York TO foreign
ports for the month Of May were nearly feuI-1
Ieen Iijilion dollars. -ef
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DlsPkrCRES. !
THE REBEL INVASION.

Movements Of the Rebel. in PennsyIvania
and maryland-They are Reported Re-
turning to Chankersburg.
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NAVAL LETTERS.

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Young Henry
JIsGELL AEsoCs-s7i Pam. Avenue; Box s,S5s.
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VARlETIESi VARIETiESl
A SINGULAR NOV ELTYt
A MIDNIGHT WALK UPON THE TIGHT. ROPE

Fttz Simmons Stage Manager and Adysr User
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON. xr 2 e'aleck,
ToR LIDIgs lEp CETLDaSN.