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valuable Property for Sale.

af,h. Coar Ilou 70, ea Wsshiugtaa street, Also,
Iot aad oas half lat. with improvement. on Ferry
street, in rifla, Ohio, patil febparY lp, le65. "
No, ssia by that tine thsy win be Tor For par.
,eulars a. TO psiee aud terms Of payment, apply 10
Nm NJ JOHNSON. ndha, Ohio.
GEo. W.bLAck, DarsnPosi, Iowa.
J Sey.nbs9 lssS, -. to
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HO, Everybody I!

Go to JACOB FLAUGHER, Jr, to
get yonr Rlaeksmh hing and Horse shoe.
ing done. Wagons Of all kinds lroned
off at the shortest notice.
cd WARD. sANDUsKY ST., rIFFIN, o.
Nov. ., 1863. 4-3*
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Go to. JbnS RomEs' to get
ur Plain and Fancy job Print.
neatly executed.
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NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION
INELIuABLE CANDIDATE ELECTED Tt
CONGRESS-.
RALEIGH. N, c., Nov. II.

RALEIGH, N. C., Nov. IL.
Turner. member of the Confedo-
rate Congress, is elected to Congress
in the Raleigh District. Clark, who
can not take the oath, is elected in the
new District, over Lehman, who can
take it. The other Districts have not
been heard from.
Governor Holden has received tel
cgram from Secretary Seward to exer-
els, the functions of Provisional Gov
ernor until otherwise ordered by the
President. $50.
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Dividend Notice.

Al meeting orths Directors ofihs riffir Agrieui
tural Works, heli rtt cir ofice In the city Of Tr,
on Monday the 9th day Of November. ls65, dIyi.
derd OF EIGHT PER Gent was declared upon the
out ,tanting Capital stock of said Company, for the
siN months ending Ohe 3ist day OF OctcIer, lsGJ
PAYABLE to the stock holder. on aud after the s day
or e,s uhct. ls6j, the oice Of said Company, In
riifn, Ohio. ny ordet ofthe birctors,
J. JACkMAN, Sec y.
November o, 1865. i-1.
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Attachment.

AttdCuhuthts
Before J. g. Smith. r., ofseipio TP, Seneca Co...
Uhio. ...
JONATHAN WiTrER, Plsihhh
JAsPER N. GHEssy. Defendent. Cd
The defendsnt JAsper N. Geesey, viii take notice.
tina, on the 2d oTOutobeT,A. u. 1865 Jonathan Wit.
ter sued out from before said Justice of the Peace,
wrt Of Rtiac hment agains, hpu foI the sum OF egh-
teen dollars and nnyore etnts. The simmons was
made returnsbls on the 9Th day Of Oc,ober, A. D.,
1905 which time said action wac adjourned to the
e5'h day ofNovember, a, ID 1906, ut one o'clock r..
for hearing. - - -
yember2, Ices. ST.
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Attach nAcnt.

"ss"Nh hAAShts MO-
BEFORE >. =. Smith, j. r., Of ripio Tp. Seneca Co
Ohio: ="
CHAELls EvIoLrii, Plaintiff,
JLsrGR n. Gs7ssy, perendent.
The defendent, Jssper v Geesey, will take notice,
that the 2d DAY or OCTOBER, a. ~, lS6s, Cbatle.
Rudolph sued ont fran before said Justice Of the
Peace, a~sit OF Attachmeni against him for the sum
o nine an twenty five hnnhreih dollars. The sus..
mons made returnsbe the 9Th day OF October,
at which time said sciiou adjourned to 25h day
of November, A. D., lSG5, At 10 O'Clock A. M, forr
CHARLES RupoLPn, Plair,ia,.
November 9, IsG5. 3-3t.
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wIRZ on SUICIDE.

Capt. Wirz, in his Incomplete diary,
under date of October l., says, that a
man was at that time placed in his
cell to prevent any attempt he might
make to take his own life, but the
man fell asleep. Hc-writcs, the rea-
son why he did not put an end to his
life was bscausc what he suffered was
the will of God, and in the second
place, lie owed it to himself, his ihmi-
iy. his relatives, and to the world at
large to prove his innocence.
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HEAVY MORTALITY AMONG NEGROES.

''''sN =
The regular army reports show that
the mortality among the negroes du-
ring the war, varied from thirty to
forty per cent, and disease is now
making the same fatal inroads as be-
fore peace. During 1864 tho deaths
in tie interior of North Carolina
amount to fifty per cent, OF the whole
colorcd population of these sections
The medical department Of tie Bu-
rcau, complains that it is poWerlcss to
stay the progress Of disease. Sur
gcUns are scattered throughout the
Southern country and funds are not
provided requisite for the employ
incnt Of local practitioners.
THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE AND ASIA.
The cholera is still at work at Da-
mascus, llomt, and Alcppo. The
mortality at Smyrna has been cstima-
ted at 20,000-at Jafla 1000. The
malady fingers in Beirut, but has lost
its epidemic form. The Counsel at
Paris, says there is no longer any
doubt that the cholera has commenced
its ravages in that city. Reports
from Florence to the State Depart
mcnt represents the cholera as great
| ly diminishing in the southern and
eastern parts Of Italy. 1T is on the
daclinc in Jerusalem, and is also aba.
ting at Barcelona. ~ f.r.Ii
THE POISONED KISS STORY.
Louis Schadc, Esq, publishes q
card denying the truth of the state.
mcnt that Mrs. Wirz introduced
strychninc into her husbands mouth
while kissing him. Mr.. Schade shows
at the time of the alleged interview
Mrs. Wirz was in Kentucky, and says
whether the statement comes from
Gen. Baker or from any one else, il
is an infamous lie from beginning ia
end. .-----. ..
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENT.
Maj. Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, Of
New Jersey, has been appointed Min.
lister to Chilli, and Colonel Edwin +
Cook, of the same State, Secretary OF
| Legation. -,
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The survey of the Mexican grant
i.aguna dc Tachc which has been in
liti.ation since 1916, is finally settled
by tho District Court, which has awar-
dcd tho whole claim, save 10,SlO
acres. The survey uron which the
patent is about to be irsued, covers
lS 800 acres.
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MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENT.

Maj. Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, of
New Jersey, has been appointed Min.
lister to Chilli, and Colonel Edwin F.
Cook, of the same State, Secretary of
Legation. .-,
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Financial.

The increased activity in the New York stocK
market is well sustained. The ease on money
fosters the prevailing disposition TO ouy Ior an
advance, and the mo vement Ii extenGne
through all the stocks on the lisE YesNIaay.
Stafe stocks were more active. The STOCKS OF
some OF the late rebel States are in speculative
demand; North Carolina skies advanced -
Vireinia skies sold at 50; Tennesses sixes oe:
eIined 3, and Missouri SKIES rose IN, HsiH9sd
bonds were more in demand aho ha,,sr d.
sraIIv firm. Bank stocks were Det9E. 0ov.
ens ernmsnts % We're DUH Su. snowsd& Az an improgs-
ment On Raevigis na rise Of K. Seven thirty Treas
f0r sale and
quoted ssA Las some irregularity In prices, but
nst nn ,ss sae average quotations were besteE.Lew
Tne Advertiser says: - ..asl. ;. =
:sThree circumstances appear 70 indicate that
the pressing demand Tor gold for export has
reached It's climax: !. The time IL newpsst
for the return Of United States bonds from
Europe; ID. The decline In the gold value OF
produce win enable us TO increase our foreign
shipments; and 3. The export o. cotton, In
important amounts, cannot be much longer
0elayeQs s1JN. q nom
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aging the loyal people from the organization
OF State government, as herein authorized.
to put in force all laws OF the United States,
the administration whereof belongs to the State
department applicable to the geographical
Third. That the Secretary of the Treasury
proceed to nominate for appointment, asses
sors OF taxes and collectors OF customs and in.
teInal revenue and such other officers Of the
Treasury Department as are authorized by
law, and put in execution the revenue laws
Of the United States within the geographical
limits afoaesaid. In making appointments,
persons residing within the districts where
their respective duties are to be performed.
But If suitable residents Of the districts shall
not be found, then persons residing in other
States or districts shall be appointed
Fourth. That the Postmaster General proceed
toestablish post Offices and post routes, and put
into execution the postal laws OF the United
States within the said State, giving to loyal
residents the preference OF appointment; but
II suitable residents are not found, then to ap-
point agents, &c, from other States.
judiciai district T in wsicn Mississippi o is ine
cluded proceed to hold courts within said
State, In accordance with the provisions OF the
act Of Congress. The Attorney General will
instruct the proper officers to libel, and bring
to judgment, conf1scation, and sale property
subject to confscation, and enforce the ad
matters within the cognizance and jurisdiction
of the Federal courts.
.SiSth. That the Secretary OF the Navy take
possession OF all public prop erty belonging to
the Navy Department, within said geograph-
ical limits, and put In operation all acts OF
Congress In relation to naval affairs having
application to the said State.
Seventh. That the Secretary of the Interior
put in force the laws relating to the Interior
Department applicable to the geographical
limits aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington, this thir-
teenth day OF June, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
IL. ST. sixty five, and of the independence
Of the United States the eighty ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the Pres ident:
WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
r Reconstruction Meeting in Mobile-Call
for Military Governor.

CAIRO. June 4.-New Orleans advices to the
sth have been received. The special CORES.
pondence Of the Times from Mobile states that
the reconstruction meeting held In that city on
the 9th inst, asked for the appointment OF q
Military Governor, and permission to take
steps to get back into the Union.
Affairs in the interior OF Alabama are quiet
and hopeful Soldiers are at home culttvaung
their farms, and business is reviving.
The Mayoralty Of New Orleans continues
to be vexed question. Colonel Durney ex-
hibted no disposition TO resign the office. It is
ruinored that General Candy has referred the
whole matter to the Government at Washing
ton. ' .....- .-,-.,---
The rebel Governor Clarke. OF Mississippi,
had issued q proclamation ordering the sher.
IFS Of the several counties to hold elections on
the 18th OF June, to elect delegates to the con.
July, the day appointed by the bogus Legisla.
tur0.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FRONT EUROPE.

our Relations with Ffance-No Rein
fofcements for Maximilian Lincoln.
Medal Subscription Prohibited in
France-fhe War In South America.
SANDY HOOK, June 13.-The steamship
Scotia, from Liverpool on the Sd and Queens
town on the 4th instant has passed this point
with advices two days later than the Peruvian
at Farther Point.
The Princess Of Wales was delivered of a
The reported success Of the Canadian dele
Terminated.
1t is denied authoritativ vely that France is
Consols closed at 99Xa90S for money. U.
.s 8: s;2os esas.H; Erie shares SoaSox; Illinois
Os1f GvsifooI, Saturday, June sd.-Cotton
dull and declined xd. Breadstufs dull. Pro.
visions quiet nd steady.
s0K ex dividend.
AMERICAN SEcuR1T1Rs.-U. s. 5.2Os66a65x. I.
Illinois Central 75a4K. Erie r. r. ASK ai9H
Latest via Livsrpesl.
1t Is stated from Paris that Mr.. Bigelow, the
U. S. Minister, has given the French Govern
ment the most positive assurance that the
Washington Cabinet is firmly resolved to re.
spect and cause to be respected the strictest
neutrality with regard to Mexico, now placed
under the protection of France.
The French authorities have prohibited the
Lincoln medal subscription and seized the
money.
mention OF the reported bank failures or fur
ther mercantile embarrassments.
Rio advices to the 10th Of May state than an
alliance has been signed between Brazil, Uru-
quay and Argentine Republic. Forces are
marching against Paraguay. 1t is reported
that Buenos Ayres has declared war. The
Times thinks that there is no apprehension OF
the war being serious or prolonged.
Additional News by the Scotia.
The Princess Of Wales was safely delivered
ON the third Of q son. Mother and child are
both doing well. The event was somewhat
unexpected, the Princes having attended q
concert the previous evening
La France says that the mission of NJ
Eloin was to acquaint the King OF the BeIpians
with the sad affair Of Taccambazo, and to
give precise information to the Emperor Ma
poleon, King Leopold, and the Emperor of
Austria, as to the real state Of Mexico.
The Globe alludes to the above and says:
We have been Informed that Mr.. Eloin was not
received by MI. johnson at all, and that the
envoy of the Emperor Maximiliian was not
johnson or any member of his Cabinet.
The London Times in a leader, says. The
capture OF Davis may prove either a fortunate
or a fatal success for the Government of the
United States II it be viewed merely as the
crowning triumph OF the war, as an evidence
before the face Of the world that the last spark
of organized insurrection has been extin.
guished on the soil Of the Republic, the event
may conduce materially to the pacification of
. the country; but the new President has pub.
liciy expressed himself in such ominous Ian.
guage on the subject, and the policy OF the
Government may be 80 directly affected by
personal views, that we can no longer regard
the case with confidence or unconcern.
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Our report Of fne trial OF the conspifators
concluded yesterday with the re-examinauon
OF Mrs, Oautt. ,...f.tra -.
HIAMISArIoN or MAJOR soKlRr.
w'tyn WIZ assistant Judge Advocate Bingham -
~ Hness stated that the day on which General
bntler was ordered 70 leave New York,
st'ss .ne late Presidential election, was the 1lth
,,i,cst,on y, per, r. and that Gen. Butler msds ap-
puSoaor W ee elfowed to remain nm tai the fol-
was granted.
RE.KxAMINATIoN OF RIcH'p MoxreoxrpY.
BY Assistant Judge Advocate bingham -
Witness stated that the hour for dsparture of
the tram which left Montreal, Canada 10 CON
meet with the through trains for Washington
Montreal and Washington was usnany .trs-
versed in 90 or 30 hours; that person leaving
Montreal AT O'Clock on the afternoon OF
the l9th Of April could reach washington
before daylight on the morning OF the I4th.
BY Mr. Aiken-A person leaving Montreal
on the afternoon Of the 18th would arrive in
the city OF New York, at the farthest, ~ IL
O'CLOCK In the forenoon OF the 18th; leaving
New York at or in the evening one would
arrive at Washington in 10 or IL hours.
k.CRoss-ExAMINATION OF J, g. DEBoNAY.
By Mr: Ewing:-At the time the pistoi was
fired on the evening OF the assassina alton, wit
ness was on the stage Of Ford's theater, leaning
against the corner OF a scene on the Iefr- hand
side when 1 first saw the prisoner Spangler
after the escape OF Booth, he was shutting the
scene back, so as to allow the people 70 get
upon the stage; that was about a minute and q
nan AFTER Booth ran across the stage, followed
by MIR. Stewart; Spangler then ran To the green
room to get some water for the persons in the
Presidents box. Saw Spangler 20 to the door
when Booth called him, previous to the assas-
slnation; did not hear any con versation etween
Spangler and Booth. Witness was on the pave
ment in front OF the theater about five mia utes
before the assassination; did not see Spangler
there at any time. Never knew SpangIeT TO
wear q heavy moustache.
John Pile and Andrew Collenbach were the n
called Tor the defense, the former sustaining
o n xvifn fo-T
defense, j. Il. Jenkins, and the latter testifyine
in regard to remark made by Mr. John NJ.
Lloyd, that she had been iHnocently persuaded
int THIS matter referring to his custody OF the
shooting ironsI by Mrs. Surratt or Mrs. Sur
rats family" rr
The counsel for the prisoners, except in the
case OF the prisoner Payne, whose alleged In
sanity is yet to be reported upon, sc verally
stated that their defen nse had closed. %
There being no further witnesses present, the
Commission adjourned till tomorrow At I2
o'clpck M.
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d. ii. kNCk1k,
e1s-tf Brig. Gent And ouarterm aster.
CRI1F 0UARTIRMAsTER's oFFIol.
DENTISTRY,

nlNTIgT-I wish to inform my friends and the
Dpublic.gsnerally that now am pre-.
on Gold, silver or vaicauits, In the1lES3
terms, and irresularity of the teeth corrected.
sstisfscton guaranteed in all cases, and respect
fully solicit . share of your patronage aS;rup,
,eslm- No. 24s 9Th st, bet y and north.
TIlTH ACHE CURED INsTANTLY, By THn
= s1tsInal apgicatisn Of Dr. Hsesmend1 D.
the nerves connected with the teeth aching. and
Fsusyes instantly; By this dissossrk ;Gsssysdd Sd
building mp with DR.. 8. Whites INITIAL FILL
ING. ChaoDlastic Bone Teeth inserted over roots.
wanna ap &.lm~
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T j A 3

TEAS TIE A. -
TEE CENT PER POUND ADVANCE SYSTEM. IT
Having made arrangements with an e4ten-
siye house In New York to supply me with T1Ae,
now offer to the trade fms assortment of Black,
Green and Jspan Teas of all grades on the above
system. which has proved 80 attractive in all
Northern cities. ..-.
All Teas sold at Ave 90 cents per pound advance
o'ef A''" VIE W. CORWIN BURGY,
sc,e Agent for Thurston. asll G 90 g celeSr .tsd
ers, IA North CHARLES St., Baltimore. Nd.
ynv1Q 6vifS
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~The total tax on the seven theatres and
the ACADEMY Of Music In New York, from the
lst of July 70 the 30th OF April last, amounted
TO a2i, ,06O The total receipts being 81 ,053 GOO
The largest tax was that paid BY Nibl0e Gar.
den, s5, ,769.9 so; the Old BoWery theatre3paad the
smallest tax, Sl,65f.64. = vr+,seif@.s
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GRIAT pIso0vKRY IN DINTIsTRY.
TlarH IxrRAcTED WITHOUT PAIN.

wsuId advise all persona having teeth
10 extract TO call at DR. LlWIIs ONCE.
and have them taken out without pain.
Also call and examine the poctorg new and -
proved method OF inserting sARTIFIC!A !AtT11FH.
you win have them In no other style than THIS
new and valuable one. Teeth inserted on 6old,
have not advanced the price on our Work nnee hs
NO 91a Penn's avenue. between l7th and 18th
streets: nu
ian 2S-y D. b. LBWlD. ID. ". Denubs
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FROM HAYTI.
Presress Of the Reyslution-Actiyity Of
President Geffrards

President Geffrards
BosroN, June 12-By arrivals here advices
have been received from Hayu to the 2sth OF
May. E q. 4. +. l--.----,,, :.
The revolution was still in progress without
decisive results.
The recent report of the defeat OF the rebels
was not confirmed. *"- +t
There had been someiBghting near Gonatves,
and 1t was thought the national troops would
abandon that place and fall back upon st. Ma.
RE. ...-. +
tions in forwarding troops from Port-au.
70 prince and khboring towns. rr 49,.
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VIA gentleman In New Haven, who, before
the war, owned a. brick building on Main
street in Richmond, which was occupied Pc
low as a store and above as dwelling hopset,
was then offered GAG, OOO for the premises, sS Du
ssEed AZ. .OOO At the great fire In r fchmoao 10
this building was burned down.. on SS,ns - An m
Richmond recently, he sold the gI0.oId 70 1oId -
Irish baker for the sum OF I'll, ~ g..
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rhe following Ladies. concentrated in one
BOUQUET OF ROSyS,
BOUGHT OF ROSES,
Will also appear:
GARDNER SISTERS, -...s,...
FANNY MAY
KATE HARRISON.
JULIA WILLIAMS
LOUISA PARK 1R.
KATE ULLMAN
And ethers.
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-It is said that 4,OOO 600 bTsns.s ~ OF Wsses .sss
from points west nOrsn %s tnss sna 100000 bushels
Cross ~ ,Ss hands Of the farmers Of that re.
are s,en sun Larss .a anantities have suffered from
dampuess and heanne' s,3 81
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Families, Hotals Andl ealoonkeepers can find
HANDS through the Central 1mpIoym.nt 0fiss
-. -4s.f- 337 D st., bet. 9Th and 10th sts:
. is2 lavlms Letter Box 467.
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FIILMBoLDs c0NOlNTRAT1D IxTRA0T
BH9Hqs I'M ds a: Gs;as RiS,aif ifxrRAor
I ~EAR1IPlRILLl, n, iS he GsSat blood PswifW.z
Both Sre pfopafod iceordins to rules Of Pharmar
cy and Chemistry and are The most sctiye thst ean
b made. mar 1'0
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
xeunsylvania Avenue, near Wfllsrds,

Rennsyivania Avenue. near WflardI.
THIS lWedn..q.y, EVENING, June IA. 1855.
Grand ts''im onisl nR Se es tG Hhss ths Manager
on which occa,ion Mr.. Hess win make his first ap
aeSSR sRz iss JOIN il rs saT of
in John Brcugham's great original Operatic TX
pleased 70 snnSunes the appearance q the hem" mag
s.n o the s
Wel.known scosts B.sd Of Rocnesssr. n, z. .a 'h'
rhs great fPihlis SIhs Rsa;suoi Rosx ooihR1ro.
will also .ppesr II some Of her finest selections.
sShssssd s aesa TO. ~ fiH 3 6IaRA
asI5. hSHR an :sses9Pishsa lady from
nsn''0' o0nfG5ssis IoIN g 81 "a LOVER.
WASHINGTON THEATER.
Corner llth and streets. near Psnns. ave.
Third night ss # n fs4sR isisst iSss, and vocalist
n . ri Iaig &$s%Snssaay, :g.s Eg.ysaNINa. June
Or, rHs st5RHEsA5s9H; okFhaN oF SS5rmn1.
81 f sSsSp
supported by N ms s'eTts g. GBsnfi1inn'' BisHoP
and the entire company.
NIxON'S NEW YORK CIRCUS,
Sixth st., Near Penn. Avenue.
Positively last two performances.
Thu RsDAY, June 18th.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING. jeli 2t
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
ACCOMPANIED WITH
DECLARATIONS AND DIALOGUES,
BY THE
BRASS BAND OF TRB HOUSE OF REFUGE,
OF BALTIMORE,
Which consists of
TWINTY-FIVB YOENG PERFORMERS.
Prom 10 to IA years Of age.
AP ODD PILLOWS HALL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1865.
TICKKTS so olNTS. 4
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD,
MUSIC HALL AND THIATRl.
Ninth street, fronting on Psnnsylyanis aysnso
Hs'DD'.r.n's s6ss. st ihs t5ifs tpsvras.
~ EEtf Es4f ESk sSk kIss. kIss.:
Having recovered from the effects of his severe
This week, first time of
5sEI: sEf: IN IN F:491SS4Es:: E:FFESSS4Es:
First time # fAs s's sslnstS;;.sigss: nt}|;; SENS
First time Of Rosss4 sss Ms1e PR5ssSsis.; P5sS%si 4
On, TN TWO MURDlRERs.
NmIuH~wnDH.sDa1 Nz1T. BENEFIT OF @.
SXTRA ANorIcE.-Ladies'G GRAND MATINEE
lVIRY WIDNleDA DAY,
!. HdR's''0n 70 20 a1S Sox K { eo01RRAN. Managers.
@ a MILITARY HALL.
No. 3s7 Penn. avenue, between 49a and 6th SITS.
IMMDNs1 SUCCESS
NEW FAOIS THIS WEEK
Nj" 'SsaSf ss@ frx,osnAssess. =. ,,,,
LOOK AT THE NEW TALBNTi
Mcs1 AND LIzI TONIGHT
GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
In ANY FREE CON01RT SALOoNl
MISS sALLiB sUNDERLAND
The American Nightingale.
MISS ELLA PARKI.
MISS EVA BLANCH,
MISS MAGGIE WARREN. tl.a
Prom the Baltimore Canterbury.
g B:njoist and Comic Singer
Violinist.
PROF. cHAS. RICHTER.
The best Pianist in this city.
NEW FACES ARE ENGAGED AND WILL AP-
PEARIN QUICK SUCCISS1ON.
ADMISSION FREE
Concert commenees At O'Clock precisely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-14
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Manufacturer of
MkRBLl MANTL1S, MONUMENTS. TABLE,
and WkEHaf AND tops 90

Monuments made to order on reasonable terms
and shortest notice.
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Established in 1856, and formerly known 40 tuner
for Ohickering & Sons for Washington.
Orders now received 1T Dempsey OToolSs,
Bnsravers, &c, $40 Pa. avenue, between 9th and
10Th SITS, =. O Reichenbaehs Piano Rooms, 49S
nth street, near Pa. avenue my 3l-l2t"