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Rrou, X entucky.

LOUISVILLE, June 4.-John Lewis, negro.
convicted by court. martial Of the murder of
Thomas G. Magrath at Shelbyville, has been
sentenced to be hung on the 18th instant.
General Palmer has issued an order that the
courts shall release from confinement all slaves
convicted OF hiring their own time.
Generals Custer, Wood, Upton, Alexander,
and Whitaker have arrived here.
General Palmer left at noon for Washing.
ton.
About seven thousand soldiers of the Army
of Tennessee arrived from Parkersburg tins
evening.
William Sampson, of Glasgow Kentucky, has
been appointed Judge Of the Court OF Ap-
peals. to fill the vacancy caused by the re-
moyal of ], T. Bullitt, until the election OF his
successOf
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THE LINCOLN MONUMENT FUNo.-The pro-
ceeds OF the benefit given at the Holiday Street
Theatre on Saturday afternoon in aid OF the
fund for the Lincoln Monument Association
at Washington will reach about 81, 500, and
the sum thus realized will be handed over by
Mayor Chapman to the Mayor Of Washington.
Mr.. Ford deserves much credit for his liber-
ality in thus contributing to this patriotic en-
terprise. or the above amount 81, ,566 was the
result of sales of tickets by the police, under
direction of Marshal Carmichael. F1 r
The sales Of districts were as follows: West.
ern, 1876 so; Southern, S307. 80 Eastern, a2S5 so
so; and Middle. S236.50. In the Western;
policeman James D. Spangler sold 335 tickets,
and in the Middle, policeman Almore Gard:
ner 100 tickets, being the highest number sold
by any one in their respective districts. A
handsome autographed portrait Of the late
President is to be presented to each OF the
above. The Germans Of the city are taking
great interest in furthering the landable object.
A meeting, presided over by General Franz
Sigel, was held on Thursday night last, at
Turner Hall West Pratt street. wnsn to oom- re-
ceiye contributions from their frienGs, ana
large amount will thus Be IssndIA and Az was Sc.
lected as astreasurer.-BeIunsoTe S@n'
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.
CONCLUSION OF YESTERDAYS PRO.
CEEDINGS

Our report OF the proceedings in the Con.
spiracy Court closed yesterday with the testi-
mony Of Dr.. Clark
TWO witnesses were called relative to the
confession OF the prisoner Arnold, while on the
way from Fortress Monroe to Baltimore, but
lheir examination was not continued further
than putting preliminary questions.
MT. Ewing stated that several i'm portant
witnesses had been subp9naed, and would,
without doubt, be present to- day, and that no
1urther witnesses on behalf of the defense were
then present.
Mr.. Aiken remarked that there were two or
three witnesses he desired to examine sttll, in
defense OF Mrs Surratt, but that if they did
not appear before the witnesses for the other
prisoners had all been examined, he would
not ask for any delay, but would be ready at
any time to sum up in her defense
The President of the Court notified counsel
that, in accordance with the practice of courts.
martial, they would be required to present
their arguments in writing.
The Judge Advocate General also stated, In
order to guard against unnecessary delay, that
following the usual way in courts martial, no
opening would be made on the part of the
Government Arguments on behalf of the ac-
cused would be made. to which reply would
be made on behalf OF the Government, and no
further arg guments allowed.
Mr.. Aiken and Mr.. Ewing remarked that
they would prefer that the Government should.
in advance, indicate Its own theory in respect
to the accused.
The Judge Advocate General replied that
their general course OF examination would in
die ate that.
Gen. Hunter stated that hereafter the hour
CT meeting OF the Court would be at IL o'clock
instead OF 10.
The Court then adjourned.
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National typographical Unioh-Electlen
:, of Officers.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-The election OF
oficers of the National Typographical Union
took place this morning, when the following
named gentlemen were chosen for the current
year: President, Robert g. Craig, of St. Louis;
First Vice President, William Knollen, OF Bos-
ton; Second Vice President, Hugh J. Durbor-
row, of Philadelphia Secretary and Treas
urer, William F. Moore, of Detroit; Cores
ponding Secretary John @. Frany, OF Indian.
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Success of the confederation scheme.

TORONTO, June 5.-The Globe to. day an.
nounces that the Canadian delegates are meet
sure for the confederation of the British pro-
vinces. The policy proposed includes a basis
upon which the connection between England
an Canada will be placed upon firm and
ures to Immediately enhance the property of
the country by fully developing its resources
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MARK TIME I

TO SOLDIERS WATOHESf
Let every soldier. before he returns home, pro-
vide himself with an American Watch; no better
use can be made of money than to invest it in one
ofthese durable and accurate time pieces. It is q
kind of property that constantly returns good in.
terest, and it's money value is 80 well known this
pocket full of silver dollars wouldn' be as use
full.
Sold by all respectable Watch dealers in Wash
THl AMERICAN WATCH co.,
my 26-lm Office. 1s2 Brosdway.N NY.
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WHY NOT Use rHl Rlsr ?

Over twenty years. increasing demand has es-
tablished the fact that MATHlWS' VENETIAN
HAIR DYE is the best in the world. It is the
cheapest. the most reliable, and most convenient
Complete in one bsttle. Does not require any
previous preparation of the hair. No trouble
No crock or stain. Does not rub off or make the
hair appear dusty and dead, but imparts to 1t new
life and luhtre. Produces a beautiful black or
brown, as preferred. A child can apply it. Always
gives satisfaction Only 76 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
Al MATHEWS, Manufacturer, NY
Agents myl6 cody
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SThe iron.clads and monitors attached 70
the west Gulf and Mississippi Sauadrons are
to he laid up, now that the rebellion is finally
over. These will not be brought north. but
win be laid up at some convenient point on
the Mississippi river or one Of its tributaries
not yet decided upon. ,,faY Y. = =
EGeneral Steele has been ordered from
Arkansas to the Rio Grande TO command "a
arrny 81 observation Of thirty thousand men,
many OF them colofed troops coinsaoa
Imperial forces
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Arrival of Troops at Harrisburg-General
Sherman.

HARRISBURG, June 6.-Provost Marshal
General Henks has received orders from Wash
ington to make preparations at this post for
the reception of $4,000 more Pennsylvania VOL
unteers, returning for discharge. The troops
already here being paid off as rapidly as posi-
BILE. and large numbers are leaving by every
train for their respective homes.
MAJOR General Sherman is expected to pass
here to- morrow, on special train from New
York, bound to Cincinnati.
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-at the animal session Of the Virginia
Central Bapts. Assoc.a;i0n which sci.. began N
Rlchmomee a1yere ~ introduced by the Rev. DR.. Bur-
,uOno . nnorctesting against the course Of Northern
Eortsts in taxing possession OF Southern
chpRrches and forcing their own men on the
cennoreg gations by the aid Of the military. An
sxcitine debate followed, when the resolutions
were referred to q select committee. 5t.
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Convicted of Perjury.

Boston, June 5-The trial of Hon. Francis
o. j. Smith, of Maine, on Indictment found by
grand Jury for subornation Of perjury occupied
the Superior Criminal Court nearly the whole
of last week, and resulted this morning in a
verdict OF guilty. After the rendering Of the
verdict, counsel for Smith applied for time to
file a bill Of exception, and the Court granted
one month for that purpose. rt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

atve. to restors the aaithy action Of thsir SIS
tens ana correct ths desansemepts tina. creep
into II; earss parilas were used and valued, until
several imrositionH were palmed off upon the pub
Is no imposition. je 7.lw
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OLD IYES MADE NEW
WITHOUT SPECTACLbs, DOCTOR Or MEDI-
CINE-Pamphlet mailed free on receipt of ten
cents. Address =. b FoOTE, NJ. D., ,tNo 1880
Broad way, New York. ie 2-6t
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TIOUslKElP1Rs COAL COMP ANY,
COAL AT cosr
l.s TO ..

STOCKHOLDERS.
On6ce-No. 423 THIRTEENTH STREET, above
THOMAS R. WILSON, AGENT
TO Hsusekeepers:
oest of Mining ana Transporting ton Of
Goal 224O lbs, to Philad ell phia .----.-..$ IS So
Yard Ix pepses and Delivery. Is
Freight from Philadelphia, present rates.. -. 30
wharfage ----- ----..." 70
Our Price for q ton Of Coal. delivered in
Retail dee per ton 900 lbs. in W ashins.
ton. present rate II %
6aving.------.------ ----- .---- 81 81
Are you willing 10 continue to pay from 50 to rs
per can rum advance on your Coal2 Do you wish
to save from So to- IS per ton, and get good arti
Gle, we'll preparedP -
zach stockholder In the lHOUEEKAlPIRs'
COAL COMPANY is furnished With eoNpo. fer
sSsry sss syhs oa F c6G
AT COST for Is years.
~ Atths present. retail price Dr. Coal. stockholdsY
,siU sore he nti7s eoS Of has stock tc0 years.
eirstcs ofarv cash dfuidsnds he may recsiUs.
The Cempany's mines are In complete working
order With AL the machinery, &c.. necessary to
work he colliery the present capacity being 900
from. the sale Of surplus clal ever that used By
fhe 0tOck hold ers the Com pany expects TO realize
suMcient profit to pay good semi annual cash
dividend. n as1
supeORIprIoN BOOKS OPEN At TH1 or.
PICI OF TH1 COMPANY.
423 thirteenth street,
my n-lm Warrington, D. Q.
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New yorkGold and Stock Markets.

NEW YORK, June Cat Gallagher's Ex-
change, Gold, 1877 old Five. wenties, IO3X
New York Central, 90; Erie, IS; Hudson, 90
Reading, 81; Mariposa, liz.
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American Medical Association.

BOSTON, June The American Medical
Association, composed of physicians from all
parts of the country, commenced their session
here to-day. DR. M. G. Davis, of Chicago, the
president, delivered the annual address. About
five hundred delegates were present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-07

PENNSYLVANIA GOAL REGION Everything
connected with the trade In this region Is AZ
q stand still. The miners in the face q lne
great fail in the prices Of COAL still refuse 70 20
to work except at the high rates Of wages tney
formerly received; the operators, s1ceps a,S .. =
serious loss cannot give them those sars ,9,i
soon cease. 1t is evident, however, rom the
% protracted state Of the trade, tnat wnen the sne
men finally 60 TO work IL m1s. 90 ,ss ss ,orn.
con- received The same state Of affairs exists
f in ihe Iuzerne region.-P PottsriHe Miners Jour.
nal.
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IHuE NtFshS Kr0H tke heaTt! ~ = = :
Certainly PLANTATION BITTERs will do it
when nothing elss will. Melancholy, Depression,
Hypoehondria, insanity, all spring, more or less
from diseased stomach, and this PL ANTATICN
BITTIRs is sure cure for. There is no mistake
about it; Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness. Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield to the health giving
and genial influence of the PLANTATION BIT
TIRs. If you are in doubt. make one trial and be
convinced, 1s3lw
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOB FORAGE

oo o1a'm%S.s %ass.s4ss 2ss Bsssi g.s Ssss; q,
SPsf.%sas : wssRias W stS1; a. BsIsi%s5s
Of RIS. these , place.: .ts ooTR OF, and s.fsv
BiddsTs mus. state at which Of the .oo,. named
rates At .hieh they win make deliveries thersat,
ssn .sd Is d.
nspced, and when to be completed.
ocfEn 70 be put up In good s.out sacks of .sou,
bushels each. The sacks to be- furnished
H.9 snd 1.. to sss the The
The particular kind or description of Oats Corn,
s.d II ths to mast Be
,s tsf ii 20 Sg L. h
Government inspector, before being aecsptsd.
Ss !. the osre
the 6oLsrnnspt pty IesTirs and PAYMENT will be
D ave been delivered and accepted.
The bidder will be required to accompany his
& s IN Ii BID e e.
they viii. within ten days thereafter execute
q the Contract to deliver the articles proposed
fssmen and in case the as said bidder should @ fa
inso the con they to make sssod the d
seIt lowest responsible bidder, or the ,ersOn to
NnsIn tne contract may De awarded.
The responsibility ef the guarantors must be
nmown BY the oficisl certiscate Of United States
PIstr1ct Attorney, COLLECTOR OF Customs, or any
other oficer under the United States Government,
or erresponsiblc person knewn to this office.
All bidders will be duly notified of the acceptance
9Iejecton OF their pro po3sls.
ne full name s1d post ofice address OF each
naoer must be lesibb written In tbs pro-
Proposals must be Addressed to Brig Gen. d. Il.
kuefer, Chief Depot QHArtermsster, Wsshinxton
r. e, ana should bs plainly marked Proposals
: Bonds ip a sum earal to the ,n int Of the con.
Tact signed by the contractor and both of his
usranters, will be required OF the successful bid
BlSAk FERNS OF bids, guarantees, and bonds may
be obtsined upon application to this ofice.
All proposals received under this advertisement
Will be epene ed and examined - this once on Wed
nesdsy and Saturday of each week Ut IL M. Bid
dsrs respectfully invited to be present at ths
opening OF bid'h they desire B. a RuoKzR.
fs2s-tf Brig. Gent and ouarterraastsr.
rT'HIIF oUARTIRMAsTERY OFRIol,
WAsHrNaros. D. O., January 4, 1854
Al dealers In Drug, Hardware, Lumber Lesth-
e,Vmee Furniture, Harness, and saddlery are re.
suested TO send to this once. on MONDAY Of each
sealed proposal or list, in dxpltcnts. OF the
Encles tney are prepsred TO furnish to this Depot
tt short notice. with the price Of each marked in
,s,I sgurss 80 that in sase the Ell Eeneies Of the
aimed without delay and at the lowest price.
Dealers Wishing TO sell to this Depot viii be re-
saired to furnish tie list sysry Monday
Brissdisr aen1 and ohisf 9. NJ.
hn 6n DEPOT c. Washfngton.
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.THIIF oUARTIRMAsTERs oFFIoI,
" DEPOT OF MASHINGfOl
DENTISTRY.

TNEITH ACHE CURED INSTANTLY, BY TIL
sIN0E oF PAEMETTo.' It asts st once upon
the nerves connected with the teeth aching. and
teeth can be cured and preserved by fninf and
lnildins mp with Or. 8, Whites M1rAL FILL.
md teeth extracted without pain, at $50 Penn.
AD 6-lmH
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CREAT DIsOoVERY IN DENTIsrRY.
TIITH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIH.

70 extract to cali At 6R. IlWil'S ofses.0
md have them taken out without pain.
Also, call and eIamins the Doctors new and i'm
proved method of inserting sARTIBIC1AL TIITH.
Ryou once the great improvement in his teeth,
sou win have them In no other style than this
rev and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
have not advanced tho prics on our work since the
frsat change in goldf -....
No. 242 Psnn'a avenue, between 18th and 18th
Treets.
IAN 26-ly 3. r. LEWID, d. D., Dentist.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ClHTRRBURY HALL,

V u N d = u - Y - u u u -
}SANTiRBUURY HALL h L
AID (CANTERRURY HALL And
fHEATIR CANTERBURY HALL THEATER
Rear Of National and Metropolitan Hotels.
Also Of the Varieties, New York, and Canterbury
Al1IAndria, Va.
JOSH HART Manager
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TELEGRAPHIU NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTH.
south Carolina Overfun by ,MaRapdeYs--
Discovery Of Gotten in Mentg gemery.-

CINcINSATI, june 1.-The Commsreial's
ChaItanooga despatch says that the leading
Southern journals contain editorials endea vor-
Ing TO reconcile the people to the loss of their
slaves, proving that they are benefited by the
The Columbia IS. c. Pheuix complains
that that State Is overrun by robbers and horse
thieves, preying upon what subsistaAce and
property have been lett TO the unfortunate esti-
Zens p .T-.f-.y r..f .-...t,..--.
Large quantities of cotton and tobacco ara
being brought to light in Montgomery, Aiaoa-
ma. and a brisk is being opened. > Ht
Steamers are running regularly between
there and Mobile.
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FROM MISSOURI.

Election On the new Constitution.
ST LOUIS, June 6.-Ths election on the new
State Constitution passed off quietly. The
majorityiagainst this constitution will proba-
bly, reach five thousand.
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L
Corner llth and streets, near Penna ave,
LAST TWO NIGHTS OF
MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUSHMAN
who will appear THIS EVENING in the great
Military Drama of the UNION SPY supported by
me me populsr Actor M. WARP; and Introducing
INGTON and ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
In rehearsal Q new Drama entitled
ONEIL 1HE GREAT.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Wilfard's,

THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING. June 7th,
will be presented tt Great American Life Drama,
the Unabridged Version, in SIX acts, of Mrs Har-
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
LIFE AMONG THE LoWLY,
concluding. with the glorious patriotic tableau,
UNCLE TOMS VISION OF THE FUTURE.
TO MORROW EVENING,
LAST NIGHT BUT ON of the Great Romantic
Spectacular Drama,
SEA OF ICE,
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.
am ON Sal pkDAY AFTERNOON NENT,
AT THIRTY GENTS ADMISSION TO ALL
PARTS OF THE HOUSE.
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SNORlT DISEASES

Samayitan's Ctr is the most certain. safe and
sdy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days.
and recent cases in twenty four hou,s Nc mineral,
It is the soldiers hope, and friend 10 those who
male So. (
Sanaritaa's Root and Herb .Juiee,-A positive and
permanent eeure for Syphilis, scro fsla. Ulcers,
for SIS. Sold by s. Q. Ford. See adyertisement. ms
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CoLsArE's HogEY SOAP,

CoLGArE's HoxEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET soAp, In such universe
demand, Is made from the ehoices materials, il
ild and emoAisn In Its nature trasrantly scented
and extremely beneficial In its action upon the
skin. For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ian a8.eoly
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER, an lssay Of Warning
and Instr truction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary
and sexual syetems-Sent free in sealed envelopes.
Address DR.: ]. skILLIH HoUGHToN, Howard Asso-
citation, P Philaaelphia, Pa. nah al-aIn
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STOP THAT SCRATCHING,
And use WHHATON'S ITCH OINTMlNT. It
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4S hours, also cures
Chillblans, Ulcers and all Eruptions Of the Skin.
Sold BY all DruRgists q. D. GILMAN
msr2 23-ly $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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oc 1O.Sm~ METROPOLITAN Hotel Building,

To PURIFY, EsRICH THE BLOOD, BKAUTIFY tho
complexion, use HgLMBoLD's HIGHLY CoHoEH-
TRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. One
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A CLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL Con-
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"tdnst thou not Dlinister to q mind diseased.
AHd, tetth some slosG, obliuious antide.e,
CIednSe ths toNt BOSOM Of the peril0NS STUFF
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THE EVENING STAR:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-07

Great Reduction Of Prices.
Gall and have your Gas and Water Pipes intro.
duced at the following prices:
Water Pipes introduced ct IS cents Per foot
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