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RELEASE OF ByNJAMIS q U,ppIs

benjamin g. Harris, representative in Con-
gresS from Southern Maryland, who was tried
here few weeks ago before a special Court
Martial upon the charge OF violating the 56th
article Of war in harboring two paroled sol.
diers OF Lees army, and urging them to VIC.
late their oath by returning South and again
taking up arms, has been released from the
Old Capitol prison. 1t Is understood that the
court martial which tried Harris found him
guilty, sentenced him to three years imprisoa-
ment, and forever disqualified him from hold
Ing any ONCE under the United States Govern
ment' but upon evidence brought to light since
the 'riaI and sworn to in affidavits President
johnson RENTED the sentenced and ordered
Harris TO be released
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THIRD EDITION.
+ O'CLOCK p. M.
THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
Proceedings This Evening.

On re assembling at 2 o'clock, the examiua-
ton Of witnesses was resumed.
During the recess hour, Miss Anna Surratt
entered the Court room and took a seat near
her mother. She was dressed in deep mourn.
ing, and her eyes had the appearances of befn 2
heavy with grief. She occupied the same seal
during the afternoon proceedings, being rust
below the raised bench occu pied by her mother.
The sorrowful eyes Of the mother were almost
constantly bent on her daughter with q look of
INDISPENSABLE yearning.
TERTTMoNT OF VIM. b. SMITH.
Cor the Accused.)
Witness was in the theater ON the night Of
the ASSASSINATION; saw Booth; saw Stewart get
on the stage; witness thought Booth was OF
the stage before Stewart or any one got on the
stage.
(For the Aceused)
WitHees stated TO Mr.. Lamb the next day
and to Mr. Carlin that Spangler slapped him
in the mouth and said ssdont tell which NAV
be went" On the day preceding the assas.
sination witness saw man In the dress circle
smoking; witness called Spangler's attention TO
him The man after wards got in the lower
he left. The man had a light mustache.
iTEeTiMONY OF MR. CABIN. .f.rs
(For the Accnsed.)
Witness kno US Jacob RttterspAugh, and saw
him In Giford's room after the assassination,
aud witness woke him up. Witness asked
where SpanEler WAS, when he replied that the
last he saw Of Spangier was when Booth ran
him and said that he was not sure It WAS
Booth. WitAeas Is certain thAt Ritterspaugn
did not cay .uat Spanxler said "dcnt' say
which way he went" Witness did rot see
SpGnxier sfser the assasssnasion rntil the fei-
ovf1S dsy, Ehsa ee ssaw eAR On the staga.
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~The Secretary OF War has ordered tia.
returned prisoners enlisted mem who have
endured the hsrdships Of Andersenvilie, Flor
-ence, Salisbury and other rebel prisons, DO
mustered out az soon as possible, and tnas they
be allowed three months extra pay.
@The government has under advisenent
the quet ton OF co!onizing all the Indian tribes
between Min nee ota and Iowa and the ROCKY
Mountains In reservation somewhere en- tue
northern bosder Of Montana and Dakota, with
the British possessions adloihing, as an IN
limited hunting grcund. aa ALB
~In order to recruit the ranks OF the regu-
lar regiments as soon as practicable, the Ad-
iutant GeneYal will open recruiting stations
al such points as offer reasonab prospect
OF enIisiinE good men. 1 -
s1Maior General N. T. Dana has resigned
bis commission. ..
frr Msjor General Rosecrans has beeu
v,anted SIX mouths leave Of absence, and 70
noses 10 visit the PACING coast "a"
ga rseept order Of the War Department
9, $3.50. a ne Adiutant General Of the Army 70
LSSasisrase places OF rendezvous In the respec.
tsve states 70 which regiments after muster
ont Will be forwarded for prcmp' payment.
IMa,or q. T. Warren, Of tne regular ar
granted thirty days Leave OF absence
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA

MEN YORK, June 2-Newbern, North Caro-
lima, dates TO The Oth. state that the proposition
to pay of the National debt meets with much
favor with many business men and they will
take shares in il.
Former wealthy citizeas OF Newborn are re-
turning and meet with hospitable treatment
from their late slaves, who not only relic We
their wants but furnish them with money TO
pay their taxes.
Slaves who followed our armies through the
South are returning to their homes in great
Numbers, having experienced much suffering
and satisffe that there is no place like home
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THE CABINET MEETING TODAY


All the members of the Cabinet dnc,nd.
ing Secretary Seward,) We're present at the
Cabinet meeting day at the White House,
except Secretary WeIles and Postm ter Gen
eral Dennison, who are absent from the civ
Secretary Welles, howeser, was represented
by Assistant Secretary Fox, who is now acting
Secretary Of the Navy.
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DROPOsALS FOB TIN ENLAR8IMlNr q,
l. TIL CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.


Sealed Proposals viii b. received at the O CO
S.po uns EspaY june D. the
O'Clock noon. fer psrfor ming the work of snlare-
tie synopsis with
Nearly al the work to be erected viii b. of
present structure Of saens and b1iea from the
main foor OF the building to. and including the
Lbr.ry Is to be rsmo"sd and al the s msssr:sis
of which the came is composed. that cannot be
used IN the reconstruction. are to belong to the
The ssw wings to be So bstitutsd for the prss
N e.
ings. 4 O., to correspond With the present Library
snished with IRON frames. valves, DC. similar to
the dsore on the north and south ends Of the
required. The root is to Be framed Of iron. and
70 Sd :Sa sc sAc.s
St Il. ar: s 10 3. .s are s
Fs and sd9f S 70 be done :, similar to th.. in
Sns tt. sors re-
n9yiss and building: as bis Own expense.
ef i'm
seen It any time sundays sIce pied. prior to the
ONCE Of the Capitol Extension. from nine to thrss
The contractor will be required TO give bond,
with two responsible surstiee, in the amount Of
twenty Thousand dollars, fer the faithful per
Torrance OF the contract.
Tie proposals. viii be opened By the Commis-
siorsr Of Public Bufldipgsat his ONCE in the Gap
atsl, the presence of the Secretary of the Into
rior and al other persons who may choose to be
pre- Iss,ean . s9Tnsnein{N Il oeloek. moor. on the
TIE cohrsct viii be awarded 10 the lowest re-
sko1sne,s t srd q who vii In The indignant q
promptly and eatisfsefsriiy. reservine the riTht
to reject all eics Esch bidder viii Be expected
psxsons Who are to become His ssretiss. '-'
r,nu;..,o, p; PEnHCa,
wakaiNcrOH May 81. 1855 te..2avs3
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THE SIXTH CORPS.

This corps has arrived In the vicinity of AL.
exandria from Richmond, and has gone into
camp short distance from the city The
corps is to be reviewed shortly, and all of the
troops whose term Of service expires prior to
the LIST OF October Will be mustered out OF the
service
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RELEASED

Dr. Francis Tumbiety, whose arrest in St.
Louis was occasioned by the assassination and
yellow fever plot, has been unconditioDaIIy
released from the Old Capitol prison, where
ae mas oeen confined since his arrest, there
being no evidence to connect him with either
OF thOse deeds
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THE EASTERN TROOPS

The Eastern troops OF General Sherman,s
army nave been ordered to report to the com
mander OF the Department of Washington
inose whose term of service expire on or be-
iore the 1st OF October will be sent to their
homes, where they will be paid off and mus
tered cut The others will be retained here TO
await the direction of the Secretary of War
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IEER nAIIS

- "
1nere is no truth in The statement published
IN some o the northern papers that JEFF Da.
Wis has been brought to this city, and is now
on q gunboat anchored Oft the Navy Yard. 1t
is understood, however, that he will be brought
here in few days for trial
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Ts. WEEKLY STAR is on our counter for
sale, and N wrappers ready for the mails con-
tanning voiuminous os;ai.s Of the conspiracy
trial. testimony OF all the witnesses, incidents
in court, &c; further particulars OF the cap.
ture of JEFF. Davis; President Johnson's am.
nesty and North Carolina proclamatious: Gen.
Sherman's official report; full account Of the
great Sunday School anniversary; highly in
tsresting military budget department, naval,
POLITICAL and local news; foreign, domestic,
iitersry and agricultural miscellany, and the
latest Geographic dispatches from all quarters.
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GONE TO SAVANNAH
GENERAL Dwight's second division OF the old
i'tn army corps yesterday sailed for Savan-
Ian, where 1t will join the first division.
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THE ORDER TO MUSTER OUT TROOPS.
The War Department has notified command.
ers that the order directing the mastering out
Of troops whose terms of service expire prior
othe 1st Of October does not apply to the troops
Of the Veteran Reserve Corps
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REASSIGNED.

captain ]. M. Brown. Of General Augur's
stan, In charge Of freedmens affairs in Wash.
tpgton and at Arlington, has heen ordarad n
report to MaJor General Howard, and will
continue his supervision OF the freedmen I'm the
District as before. '
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ylxts '. csLLISs. neEoaes v. F,xlss.
COLLINS & FINLEY.
BricklAyers.
Offer their services 70 the public Of Ws,hinston,
ran.;,;ns huilSins ciSterns. &c. Are Vrspared 10
eentr.e! VIII eslIentsrs and builders .. oshsrs
for brick and store work q eaincss pfSpcssd 70
r. f1nr Store Of Jas H. Stone. .cofDer 81 !th ana
s,reets. st OF aries Bastepols, corner OF snd ~
Gsorsetova Post Once. I. y. ny 81
CaATTIR1n. 0ONrTrIHIIpNs RlsroRll
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Affairs in GEORGETOWN.

THE CANAL.-Tne repairs have been so tar
completed that the water may be let in at any
moment, but up TO noon day no order has
been given to do so. The delay will en- able II q
Borden Company to make preparation neces-
sary TO the reconstruction of the machinery at
their docks. A very large feet OF boats are
awaiting the reopening and may be expected
very soon after the water is let in
REAL ESTATE SALES, by Thos Bowling
Aucuoneer:-Lot of ground improved with
two-story frame house, In Beatty and Haw.
kins' addition, parts of lots 179 and $50. r. r.
Marcy purchaser, S1,i0O. Lot No. Ii3, In
Threlkeld's addition, with frame house to
I. Sullivan Sl,050. Two two.story BRICK
houses No. l54, in the twenty buildings, No /
to A. Yeates, 1910; No. to Thos Evans 800.
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CnxrpNnp pp,,r~ n

GOVERNOR BROWN, OF GEORGIA.
Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has been released
from imprisonment by direction OF President
johnson, upon his parole, it is said, to swer
when called upon any charges that may be
brought against him.
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The steamer W. r. Cartier. which arrived
here on Thursday. brought e passengefs Is
Memphis Mrs General Kirby smith and mrs.
General Buckper. the former Oh W .a Gan Is en-
Thsv an. in charge Of the commissioners who
had gone up Red river to negotiate for the sur
render of KIRBY Smith, and came on land 70
heen relieved of his command. departed for
France, via Mexico, the day his wife started
for Memphis.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TEE NEW YORK MAfUvAcrURINs JEWEL
1Re' ASSOCIATION AND PARDON WoRszLsy
Last Wednesday. Sergeant Sklppon. with a
an order Of Superintendent Richards, issued
by authority Of the act OF Congress amending
an act to create Metropolitan Police District
&c, approved July is, 1862, went to Sea,ou
Hail. corner Of 9th and d streets, and took
possession Of the lhali, with the jewelry, i'm
plemsnts, &c, OF the New York Manufactur-
ing jewelers. Association, and arrested E. s.
Eiiss as principal and John Alien and Jos.
Mcclellan as concerned with the establishment
upon charge Of swindling, &c. The order
was issued upon the complaint OF detectives
Kelley and Bigley. the information being re-
ceived from Elias S. Lee.
The case was taken before Justice Thomp-
son. Wnefe the evidence showed thas the gilt
conceI. parIoos OF the nature of gam biting in
stitu'lon: Justice Thompson held Enas to
ball In SeS and Allen and Mcclellan In StOH
each to appear at the Criminal Court
subsequently Pardon worsIey wss Arrested
by Detective i've, sigIey, upon a charge OF
had hearing before Justice Thompson, John
T. Norris appearing as his counsel Ehas s..
Lee testified that Tuesday night a week aso.
"orsley went to him and asked him to 60 to
the concert and buy two dollar tickets, and
draw fine gold watch; that they wanted him
to Go II 70 excite the company. as a dandff,ed
chap taking the tickets would not have that
effect Lee thought he would .sbite" WorsIey
and agreed to do it; went to the hall bought
two tickets. and drew a breastpin and two
slice We buttons; thought il was mistake want
aDd got another ticket; the clerk asked his,
what he had drawn; witness showed him ard
the clerk said it was mistake, and gave wit
ness ticket; witness drew a watch which
they said was Is carats gold, but which Jewell
ers' say worth al2 or SIS Witness subse-
quently saw Wors ley and told him the insu-
tuition was swindle; that though he (witnessy
had not been swindled W orsey had attem pied
to- use him to swindle others. He also told
Worslev that if he did not close up in -
hours, Worsley would hear from him
Mr.. Norris called for the dismissal OF the
case, as the was no evidence that the COM
plainant had been swindled Justice Thomp-
son decided to hold the case for further hear
ing this evening at o'clock worsfey was
required to give bail, and not wishing 10 60 70
look for bondsman, took his g 5 600 ring frory1
his finger and left that as collateral SECURITY
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QYJ. O. MEG UIRE Il 90, Aactioneers.

On SATURDAY MORNING. June 3, commsne-
ing at 10 clock We snail sell. the Hrst door OF
the Auction Rooms. the personal effects OF q dc.
Of his
Wearing Apparel. in great variety
assortment and complete appointment
Riding and Masauersde Cos FUMES, Uniforms.
Swords and Fixtures, &C., dc.
ALSO,
l superior Hunting Gun. made By the celebrated
maker, George" of Berlin; dou BILE barrel
with duplicate; etand case and fu rniture ON.
plete.
After the sale of the above will be sold an as
sertment Of Household Furniture, to gethsr with
10 baskets common Champagne. in quartz and
pinfs.
je2 1t J. G, MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucts.
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NOTICB.-For sale 80 sets of and horse sec.
and BRIDES. Apply to Il. 8. JOHN SION, No
1913 PennsYlvania avenue, between AZ and 9th
streets, opposite National Hotel js 2-lms
NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON STHAN-
l SAIP COMPANY, foot of High ST., ~e6Ak
Georsetown:-ste,nship baitimors is41&&
ees will please Iemove freight Without further
je2,2t C.P HoUG HroN, Agent
ID MAYORS OTFIeE. June ., ISIS
L ROPOsALs Win be received At this of6cs nnt;,
u O'Clock m ON WEI esdey. the 7th instant. IA
the dirt necessary for the work to be taken tror,
TO streeteast, between east Capitol street and
faction of the Commissioners of the Sixth Wa
and Assistant Commissioners to be sppoin t.d by
the Mayor. RICHARD WALLACH
je2 I'd (Colum bian& Int Mayn,
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o II FL C I Al.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

. WASHfHefOSs MAY 2S, ls6J. J
Amnesty Proclamation Of this date ID, here.
with appended Bya clause in ths instrument
the Secretary OF State Is directed to establish
rules and regulations for administering the
amnesty oath, so as to insure its benefits to the
fraud. Pursuant 70 this injunction, you are
informed that the oath prescribed In the proc
lamaticn may be taken and subscribed before
any commissioned officer, civil, military, or
naval. IN the ses vice Of the United States, or
any civil or military oficer OF loyal State or
Territory, who, by the laws thereof, may be
qualified for administering oaths. ALI officers
who receive snch oaths are hereby authorized
to give certified copies thereof to the persons
respectively by whom they were made. And
glnals Of such Caths, at as early day as may
be convenient, to this Department, where they
will be deposited, and remain in the archives
Of the Government. register thereof will be
proper casee, certificates will be issued OF such
records in the Customary form OF Official certif-
Gates.
am, sir, Your obedient servant
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
THE amnesty proclamation referred to above
was Published in the Star on tuesday,
Headquarters Department Of Washington, }
Office Poorest Mdrshq GEM, DefenoeS North Of
Potomac, Washington, D. c.. May %, 1865. }
General Orders No. g.
Pursuant to in str N tions from Lieut. General
Commanding armies Of the United States, all
bar ICONS aud places where liquor is sold
within the District OF Columbia, will be closed
until further orders.
Any person or persons violating this order
will be held strictly accountable.
BY command OF Maj. Gen. o. c. Angur.
T. IEGRARAM.
Colonel and Provost Marshal General De-
fences North of the Potomac. N 29lw
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GONE WEST

GONE WEST
Nearly all the western troops of the Army OF
georgia and Army OF Tennessee, have gone
west By way Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road
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DYy. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctionsess.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT IN THl SECOND
WARD: ON NORTH eTRHhT, BHfW1lN
18th AND 14TH STREETS.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOONS Juae sth. at 6
O'Clock on the prem Uses, We shall sell Lot No 2
in Kipeman's subdivision of square north OF
Square No 242 fronting IS feet CO north st. bst
18th and 14th SITS, and running back with aver
age depth of s. feet TO Rh ode Island aveaue
Terms: One third cash balance in sill and twelve
mo nths. with secured nOtes bsac ne interest.
All conveyancing and STAN os At cost Of the pur.
chaser. ]. g. MCGUIRE CO.
iee-dtd AyetionAeya
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LOST AND FOUND.

RRowN HORSE TAKEN AWAY FROM
feDESP o4 sa. e SA4ss to
so Ss
has plaid Tsis. and black pants long eurls Please
ear ana hse to
All corner 'th and East CAPITOL streets; cssis0l
I sT-Yesterday. " ednesd az } on 7th st or IN
e 81 es to- the s0d
~.Tded b. leaving thsm II 4ss dth 81 ie2-sts
g 5REWARD:-str.yed, on 9Th inst, a Brindle
White 9ssz street, ana
r,;, ~ between "a, virginia AZ and st., Island
A YOUNG COLT. THREE WARS OLD. rs
os; its
al9, between LIST and I'd treets. The finder will
be 5s .n q! rewarded MRS MARY EVANS.
TAKEN UR EsTRAY-on the Sat Of May. a
c.pto o
and Massachusetts, avenue. Tho owner can have
him m. S 4 proving property and paying charges,
son REWARD FOR INFORMATIoN LEAD
Stoss and Fine Gravel: Apply 10 JOIN =. Esca-
S. AGRsi .|,S Hi: :t2len small
lee white st the sfk!e; swelled some; is lame in
that ANKLE; white mark down his face; is six years
upon re,urning her to q. W. Miller on a: New
S,rssy syenue, below the Capitol, Just across the
CiU MARE, sreck led brown, white name and
. AZ the Of hs. lost she nd blind
ave e Ten So Ia. d M be
ss:ss as'oia: RICHARD '' Hoss .4s'
&SO RIWA8D AND NO Q U1sTIONs. ASKED
%a.ea e.. 81 No SD as
e street, WaskiH ston city. my sl2t-
$25 s..ia P6dk sSSK .b5 MAY nas.:
pane; Joseph BlatesIee. company G, list Iowa
for
q gold BRACELET DC sapp1sed to have Sssa sst
H. In n. RoTHrRY, 4oa 7ta 'trse,; os,sssn
Il ROeK. containing small sum of moaey,
which the owner can have BY paying for this sd-
mt and '''5JiSSss pT1opssFFsxzp L.Y yr
mysO 81 corner ~ st, and Louisiana ave.
&Sn REWARD.-StIaysd or stolen, DUN
poU MARE. years old Is hands high; has the
distsD. per- left md fooi little white; saddle gall
on left side and 'resh scsr On left nostrii. The
above reward viii be paid upon II delivery of said
Mare to SMITH MORRISON'5, 81 La avenue.
my 81 ST. Lieut.. 8. Il, RICE, LIST Vt. OavAlsy.
T'AKKN Up HSTRAY,--A BAY MARI, small
L size. The owner will please come forward,
prove property pas charges and take her away, or
WIN. Il. HUMPHREYS,
my st. 49, street between @ and D SITS.
" As BROUGHT 70 THE STA LBs OF 8. G.
~ 3. WROE, on Monday. the Goth instant, a
estrAy. The owner will come forward, prove
property. pay charges. and take him away.
c. REWARD-strayed or stolen on the 18th
CC met a black and white COW, with short
straight horns; full apron; short neck; about ave
or six years old; was purchased Of Mr.. Piferlne.
Who grsn.d his cows at Judee Fisher farm, about
three or four miles out On the ID Bladensburg
above reward will be paid if returned to the owner
or for ouch nfor nation that ean get her.
GEO. W. HATTON,
Georgia avenue. bet. E3th and 18th sts.
my 20 ST. Navy Yard.
STOLHN-On Tuesday evening, May go, 1875,
- from the corner of 7th street and Penn ave-
In the city Of Warrington. dark chestnut SOR
REL RORSY, branded 20. g." on left shoulder,
years old this spring; u hands high; few scat
tered white hairs on the left thigh. thin name
and tail. Bald Horse wss stolen from Major VIM
v. Powell. goth Regiment Indiana Volunteers, 80 |
Brigade. I'd Division, 18th Army Corps. SO re-
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THREE BUILDING LOTS OPPOSITE ARMOkT
SQUARE AT PUBLIC SALE
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. June eth at 6
O'CLOCK on the premises, We shall sell Lots 30 Il
and 81, in CarrolI's sub division of Seaare No.
4s2, fronting Is feet en- south street (oppssits
the Armory Sqnarel and running back with an
Terms: q cash; the balance in aud IL months
with secured notes bearing interest.
All eonveyancin8 and stamps at thu cost Of the
purchaser.
A payment of so will be required o. each Lot at
time of sale.
je 2dtds j. C. MCGUIRE CO., AHcts.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
GRAND FREE EXHIBITION
OF THE EHw SENSATION OF

HhoNAV4LC OotALAh LiOH'
On, FLYING IN The ALB
By the intrepid PAncratist.
sic. FERDINAND.
known in Europe ~ the zz-'' .'s1.- Is
GYMNA6TIC MIRACLXt
This remarkable and N Arve ious Feat will for ths
eradication of the general publ e.. be gr>tai-
tously exhibited adjacent to the STONE & R0B6
TON CIRCUS PAVILION. at one O'Clock p. N -.
upon huge platform. elevated pom lofty pillars
irwin an unabstru cted view to all those no may
desire to vitnt % hi 10 dome of xymeie feata.
n. B.:Lsdiss and Others natualy timid need .sl
Iete while exscptiDs his psrilous flights ss novel
arran genes ts are made to save him from serioa.
injury. If he shonld be 50 unfortunate Is to fall
from his eiddy eminence.
For full particulars Of this eeotrifying perfot n
ance, see small descriptive bills Ns
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1ETROPOLITAN MARKET.
NOTICE TO HOUsRKBlpKRa

Il Ralph has re. opened the Metropolitan Mar
eortment of Meats, Vegetables, Fruits. Bnttsr
&c. Marketing delivered free of e1pense to ali
parts of the city He respectfully solicits liberal
patronage from the Public. ie D I'm
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ID ETURN OF TIL RAtORITEef
THE STONE L ROSSfDN
Com binatiOn Circus.
With Its Superb Troupe OF
Star Eouestriaps. Pancratists, Gymnasts Aoro-
bats, Pestursrs. Athletes EQuilibrists. Tansmbu-
lists. Danseurs, PAntomimists Humosists. Clowns
and Other Classic Artists; viii exhibit in Wa'h
- THUR6DAY, JUNE 6, 1868,
ON THE CORNER OF NEW YORK AVENUE
AND SIXTH STREET
This unequalied Circus returns 70 washins sos
from their success. crowned visit to Richmond
with Increased facilities TO delight and amuss
their patrons.
Doors open At And O'Clock p m
Admission, so Gents: Rsssrv ed Seats. rs Gents:
Children 90 Gents.