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~ A despatch to a Boston paper from
portsmouth, n. H., announces that the car
penters and caulkers, wns were dismissed for
refusing to work on tae ship Simla, when
locked IN the Portsmouth navy ward have
been rs-employed, and Commodore Bailey.
who had discharged them, has been ordered
to report to Washington at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

DThere is a desire manifested to undsrra,a
the powers OF Austria. 6UN,pOO men is the mum,
Der assigned 10 her, but the perusal of the mi
mute details in the Prussiaa papers-certainly
NOT likely DO err on the side of excess-shows
that Austr 81 can really put yDG,OO0 men in the
held In comparison with France or Prus
sia: she has very warlike population. ready
to fight, and easily raised
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PIXIE MONEN

Inc claims due for prize money to the of l.
Gers ana crews OF the following named vess, lis
ioT 'he capture OF the Bat have been audit ed
ana an now ready for payment at the Office O 2
the Fourth Auditor of the Treasury:-Uni to, ,
States steamers montgomery, Nlcksb arg,
EOlus, Maratanza Victoria, Emma and A ries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

~ there is in possession of the United
States Treasury large box Of Confederate
notes representing past value of SIc0.OeO in
Confederate funds, which are under advise
ment as TO their disposition. The probability
is that they will be destroyed. as thoy are Of
no account whatever, except, perhaps, as
relies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

FOR sALF-
Il CARNAGE, HORSE, AND HARNESS.
lngUire : this othce . > -.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT PILE OLIVIER
ChierGEoTsrn7nS'sy's OtCe, D,potof Wl-shi7gso,p
HaSh1HgfOH, ID L June %. I3S;
Will be sold 81 public auction. at Sixth stree,
Wharf, Washington, ID q under the direction "a 2
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel @ @ lee, o NJ
on FRIDAY July 8. lsS5. At 10 o'ClOckA Nj
ONE PILE DRIVER
which Is no longer required for Government
use.
Terms: Cash. in Governments funds
y II. KUCKER
Brevet MAJOR Gen. and Chief Qnartsrms.ter.
e 26td Depot Of Washin gton
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METROPOLITAN CLuP

Mr.. Morrill today introduced a bill n Ne
Senate incorporating the Metropolitan C,uh
OF the city of Washin gton, which was re. fer,as,
20 DistI1ct COMMITTEE. Gen. U. :. q rarls is
named among the corporators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

ORPHANS COURT, Judge PurceR-This
morning, JONI Il. Adams was appointed guar
dian to the Orphan of Dennis Dunn: bond
$1,000.
Letters OF administration We're issued TO
catherine r. Ryan on the estate of John
Ryan, aece" ed; bond HI,upO 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

PErsoHAL--Hon simon Cameron tf Pa
was on the floor of both the House nd the
Senate to-day. Capt. M. w. Gin ok ,y. for.
merly postmaster of the House, an d latterIv
of Conted renown, was bobbing arc uIaa.ln the
Capitol building to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

ASSAULT ON WIPE-Yestsrday Jamss
Smith was arrested by officer Brewer on the
ch+rge Oh as saulting his wife, and was held TO
bail Tor eou ri by Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

HorTRs' Yer. - Thermometer s6 degrees
Dove AeHj at p. m to-day, and that, too, In
the shade, at Frapklin's store on the avenue
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TRIP TO GETTYSBURG

The Military Committees of two Hou: ,es pvo
pose to visit the battlefield of Gettysloury O,
Thursday next, we hear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

NEW YORK. June s6-Cotton firm 4 3sa4O
cents. Flouradvanssf 5aiO cents; So' Ithern,
Sl0.lOaSl7.
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PERSONAL.
GEORGETOWN ADVER,MTS

FNOIICE.An abatement of six Dor cent
U3 will be allowed on the tax of i865 if maid
prior to the first Of July next.
Je 2ot1' CHAs. D. WEIGH, Collector,
CHEAP DRY GOODS AT MILLER'S NEW
We continue to receive large supplies of Summer
Goods and AZ the season is nd vanced are ena bled
TO purchase and cell them much lower than early
IN the season. We have full stock of Dress
Goods. Housekeeping Goods, Goods for Mems and
Boys wear. Parasos, Fsns, Palm Fans at cts ,
Iloves ard uosiery. Skirts. Bleached Musins
l2a. Is, 20 Is. o. 81 cents Brown Muslin TO sell 10
Is, 20 rs cents, Calcoes TO- l2a. Is, I81 30 % cts
Alpacas from Is cents to 81, Mosquito Nets Not
withdrawing domestic goods have advanced late
ly, We are selling them as low a. ever Call and
examine our stock, and we will save your money
je 2l-lm' BENJAMIN MILLER
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EPISCOPAL METHODIST BIsHops. 1.-The fol-
lowing gives list of the Bishops of khe "Epis-
copal Methodist Church" with the1 salaries:
Bishop Soule, Sl,50O; Bishop Pie3fe, $1,000.
Bishop Early, S2,5e9; Bishop X vanaugh,
$500: Bishop Andrew, 81, 500; BID Top Paine,
$4,000; Bishop Wishtruan. $1,000; H,shop Mar
T Vim; ssC .sa ss,'a0p METERS Bishop
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HARVKf, the ling OF oyster dealers in this
CITY, never nres IN well-dong. He has sent
US day mos delicious dish of soft cr,h-
cooked IN the II ost approved STYLE with ali
the usual CONGO pmitants. He keeps the same
KIND al ms cele DRAFTED depot. corner Of G and
IL streets. WI IN fresh oysters, sea and fresh
water fish, claI rs and other marine delicacies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

grinder the amendment affecting repr
sentation, the number OF Southern repN esent
tives will decline from IS 10 So recken be- fro
the census Of 1860. The number ohcoIor
males over 81 years Of age to be excluI ed frc
the basis OF representation IL more thaI 600,0
The voting population OF the South ir 1850 "
something more than one million anl a thiI
In two States-Mississippi and Soutt Caro-
na-ihe blacks Of proper age outnu nbcr {
white voters by about 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

EOR NON RETENTION Or INCoNTINEHOR
Of urine. irritation, Inflammation or ulcer alton
Of the bladder kidneys diseases Of tAe prostrate
brick dust deposit, and all diseases Of the
kiApelg, aud drepeical gwellinfs. use WyLKs
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AXXIXTH CONGRESS-FIRS' + SESSyor

INTERNAL REVENUE The reeei DTS nom this
source to-day were S51i,7532e.
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Connections, Ratifi.s the CoS,Stitu, iouaI
Anne ndm%nf
New York MArks&S,

NEW HAvsE; June s6.-The State ;enate
ratified the Constitutional Amendment mid
night last night.
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RoYs' sPRING.AND sUhMER CLOTHING
SELLING OFF TO REDUCE STOCK.

We offer our ensTe stock Of Bon', Youths and
Childrens'
EEADY-MADE CL0THING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
at greatly rsdnosd prices, and wArld ask an eerly
call to secure choice selections st low prices
WALL, STEP RxNs CO,
322 Psnna. avenue.
ye 3-6tif between 9t,r. and 10th strosts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

NEW boOks:-MsrcysT Thirty Years OF Army
4 Lie on the Border, illustrated. Annual Jv
c,opedia for 1855. Goodwin Smiths Lectures an
Ihe eTndy OF History 6ummer Rest. By Gail HAN.
nH0a: The Emerald. edited BY Epes Sargent
leN IRANCK TAYLOR.
CAEARY BIRDS, HOOKING BIRDS.
~ AND PARROTS,
=: ne IN street, ei sTK h Z - r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

THE ERERDMEN's SANITARY POLICE f,a,,.
VIM. +. Spur"m, Superintendent of Fred =
men AHarS IN m District. l. yet engaged
IN the good work D lreconstructIn6 mo b0TgeS
Oh ,ne resident pop Glation of colOred people, by
nfusing into the On and Their suTroundiny
plemleSa sOinuo 1 nf cleanliness. Che city
mas oeeE citahsed from lst street west 10 Rock
Dfee8' ana IRON he boundary north to the
Potomac rlFeF, 10 rs leaving but Capitol Hill
ana georgetown be visited by the sanitary
coIpS- IL rs esu mated that the whole work
vii consume one thousand bnshals of ,i,ra
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DR9POSALS FOR FURNSHING FRrSa
BERE .~~

CFcs Comm iSSGry Of S05SisfsHrs
PetersbHrg, Va, June p 1875 {
sealed Proposals, in duplicate. are respectfully
invited by the undersigned until SATt RDAY
June 80, 1856, at IL O'Clock m. for furnishing the
troops, and all others entitled TO rations sts
toned at Petersburg and Oily Point, Va, with
FRESH BEEF
until December 81, ls6S, or such less time n. the
omuissary General may direct, and delivered At
such times as the officer he ding charge of supply
lBg the troops may direct. The beef TO be OF
GOOD MARKETABLE QUALITY,
OF equal proportions Of fore and hind quarters
Necks, shanks and kidney sallov TO be eIcluded
Oath OF allegiance to the United States Govern
ment must accompany each bid, unless one ia al
ready on file at this once
The Government Reserves the right 70 reject all
Payments to be made monthly, or as soon thsre
after as practicable, in such funds as Government
furnishes for that purpose.
Proposals should be endorsed on the esyeIona
Proposals. for furnishing Fresh Besf, ~ and Al.
dressed 20 the undersigned ~ Petersturg, Va
q. S.A. A. D. PALNER
ie .s-4t 1t 18th q. s. infantry. AGs
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BOARDING.

Coon FRONT ROOMS, FURNIsHxD ORUE
i1aAIshedl WIN or sthout Board, upon mod
eia'o 'ei1hs' at 80 81 st. Je 2j-3tf
TO REET-With Goard- one lar yc ZxeJI fnr,,sb
ed RoNT Roc III, second story, suit1ble for
PatIy OI Tour gentlemen. Terms : IS per month,
Loo " street, bet. sDth and 2lst. je 2j-3t.
FOR REkT-Pleasant ROOMS, with Board
= Possession e. ven Immediately. References
trGnanged. Apply at No. 20 Gay 5sreet. George
t"h. Je 26.3t-
SIX TABLE BOARDBRs CAN BE ACCOM-.
- modatei. Also, three first. class Rooms suita-
b eiOa gent em:r and ladies' two single gentle
je 26.st' JOHN GAss.
EOR RENT-Wfth or without Board. a well
= furnishe ed and ventilated ROOM, al No 345t
.em street. ss'Ese n and sp,'sSe for ~" gem
n s, noor' For terms, &c, apply as above d.
reCtei je % St
iS0R kENT-Witb Board, a handsome FRONT
,nmIn.r, on U street, between 4sa and Sd street
-. %. Je Is Gt'
TWO GENTLEMEN, or gentleman ano Wife.
and good BOARD on the most asor4bIe terms
A p t. the southwest corner Of l and 4th SITS.
4, - furnish Ia BOARD at No $50 k ST.,
T. tween IZth and 18th streets, from AID after the Is
SIy In the h1nse are several ell furnished and
je ASST. CHHRLEs HENRY PATTERSON.
EOR RENT-siK FURNISHED ROOMS, with
nos sse ss
Location cool and very healthy Terms exceed.
1ngly moderate. No. l3s, corner 22d St. and pa
av.; entrance on 22d street "a % ST.
EOR RENT "A number of aicely-furnished
. Rooms, with or without BOARD. Inquire
at 429 18th street, near G st. ie I5-awt
ROARBING-A pleasant FRONT ROOM with
- nIst-class BOARD, (and enough of ii } within
nve mi nuteO wof& of the War art I.oca-
ton pieassni. Ard healthfnl as any IN the cifs.
apply at No. 80 Penn avenue, between 2lst and
20 st8. js5-tf
TABLE BOARD ct No. asa 10th street q fe1
doors north Of the aveAue. Terms S25 Per
month de 1871
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No. - Market pace
70 eO3tif betVeep nh and eth strsets

ORPHANs' COURT, June q, lsS.-DIsrRlcr
In the case Of Burgess oladmon, administrator
Of Aaa Giadmon, dscessed. the administrator
Aforesaid has, with the APPRECIATION Of the Or.
pointed Saturday. the l4th day Of July next for
the hna settlement and distribution Of the personal
far as the same have been collected aud turned int
Money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
OF SAID deceased notified to attend, lat the Or
phans, Court Of Washington County aforesaid. }
with their claims properly vosched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit IN
said deceased q estate Provided a copy Of this or
Der be published once week for three weeks ia tie
Evening Star, previous TO the said day,
Test-Z. @. ROBBIvs,
je IS law3ws Register ~ Wills
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE MS.
L TRICT OF COLUMBIA
Joseph Anthony, complt,

Jackson 4. Quesepberv. def't
The complainant having led his bill in this
cause, praying for the substitution Of trustee in
IRE place OF the defendant, who the original
nnstee IN certain deed OF trust executed hy Peter
bergman to the said Quesenbery. hearing dare ON
tshe S-sh d.y OF Aoeuss, feso, sppearnr fsat
subpdna was duly issued AMI retErned d.. 80,
ane an ahldAyft having been filed in the canse that
me deiendsnt Is not resident of the District of
thumbia: IL is ordered, on this 18th day OF Jnna
lsb6. that publication lie made i'm the Evening Star
once week Tor six weeks, warning the said Lack
son n: ouesenbery to appear and answer the sail
6II OF Complaint, on or before the first Tuesday in
september le96; otherwise the said hi N .hali La
tskes LOT confessed; provided that the first inser
ton OF IRIS order be published at least two months
prior 10 the date at which the said dsfendsnt ia
Court true copy s' vi ''e
Ie S-law6W r 4 MEIcS ptx-A
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL Court, Jsdge Cartier -Yester-
DAY, Patrick IL. Hogan and Henry Soucher.
lndicte d for An assault and battery a. nd resist.
ing an officer, were tried and four d guilty..
Hogart was sentenced to pay a fine Q f sos a
motlo'a for a new trial was filed in he case Of
Boucher. hay and Norris for defeu Sc
Rof .ert Shr5der. indicted for an .ssualt ard
bate Y, was found not guilty. H.. Gooding
for q efense.
Fr' ank Sewall, convicted OF an assault axd
bate ~, was sentenced 10 pay a fir e of S.
II is morning, in the case of ia ,nnie p I'm
son, indicted for assault and bs tttery n rs;Is
pros was entered.
L. oyd Gibbs and Alex. Gilber T. indicted for
iarc eny, We're founG guilty, a. Id sentenced
10 wo years eaeh IN the Albany penitentsry
Als en- anG.H q. GoodIng for d. tense
A bert Jones. indicted for lar ,eny, was con-
VIC ted, and sentenced to siXt y days in lail.
Da Wis for defense.
the case of Mary Magru' Ter. indicted Tor
lar ceny, aBOiIe pros was enter ID
lrmistead McCarty, indie ed for larrenv
wa rs convicted and sentence q to one year in
th penItentiary. Hurley for defense
Dennis Feehan, indicted I lr AN assault and
Ot ttery, was found not guilt v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

THR LATEST CoNSCIENC : CAsE-J.ast Ian.
airy. I1r. A. Simpson haI stolen from him
our billiard balls. leste, day he received by
hCaihs 70 Express, from New York a
package. accompanied WI IN a note The raclx
age was found 10 contaI n the stolen billiard
oailS tliso very nch, embroidered wooden
Iabie cIoth, OF scarlet GO Dlor. which seems 10
nave Deen stolen from ~ Executive Mansion
Some 'me SINCE 1 ~ Il flowing In the accom-
panylng note ver6Cfim-
-. NSalpson, ESg..-l Dear Str. On hy Won
receive FOUR billiard ba lis witch 10 the best of
NY or!l'Ne was taken Jme time ago from your
esttphshl4ent The Il rye bundle contains a
table cloth Wlch bet ngs to the Presidents
room. GOu Will oblis p me ny foru-,r5ing tho
same TO rs place. On nv return to WT,shiso
ton ! Will state TO VIC II the p,rticuIars ahon,
those ihIAgs- Yours respectfully,
No MORE.
WI. simpson turn d over the table cloth TO
't'FcHFeS nelly aEJ BIEley, who Will return
the same 10 The WI tie House. and who may
get a clue TO the rep antant thief
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A MOTHER REDUCTION OF PRICES.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS ~ A FEW DAYS.

Best Ps<!s-km Gloves re6lced to 81 &C ser pair.
Ladies' Lace MAAtillas and Points come az Lew az
Sz7S MisAes Black silk saeaaes only s.; Black
Belts AZ 6, y and Is cent !; shaker Hoods only Is
cents; TriHEipg Laces from cents per yard up.
Sewing Slks II skeins e- IS cents all ether gooda
equally as low, to close sipess In few days Gall
and secure bargains at MAXWELhS,
32c Psnnsylyan avenue.
between 9Th and lcth stress-
n. B.-Store has bee, rented and FIXTURES ssld.
ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

'OK sALE-A medium sized BAY MARF
J. sound and gentle; good for saddle or n
buggy price Sl5o. Apply at 269 Penna. -
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VL0sING OUT sUMMER GOODs OHEAP.

SUN AEk GOODS extremely cheap in order to
realiZe the money Tor them previous to making
our fall purchases and ladies who wish 20 keep
posted in regard prices had better call In and
how low We selling our goods.
suitable for the present season, which are now
Offering at s5, 81. Ys and 50 cents per yard, many
of them not much over half the oagi NAl price two
months ago, bcSwe are deter mined 10 sell them
this sumner.
We also have ON hand splendid stock of BLACK
and CoL0REa SILKS. and 8 full and com leta
assortment q MOURNING GOODS of the very
beat make. which We are selling. in come instances
tor less than we could place sm On our counter 81
this time
and No deviation allowed
". NJ. sHUsTER b BROTHER,
No. - Market space.
he auaa arndQf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-06-26

az IL is thought the confederation OF the
British Provinces viii be completed in August
next
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BALTIMORE, MD.
- fev boys can be received for short course of
s,udy during the holidays. TO termi nate September
9Th. under the charge Of the Prfncipa and two
tesshrrs v no will remain at the institution. Ap-
plicatio ne should BE made at once by addressing
Rev. q. 8. WALDRON, nesr fikesyille, Md.
j. - 81
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SECOND edition.
4O'CLOCk r. m.
4 O'CLOCK r. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
- WASHINGTON, April Q, 1865.
Jay Cooke Go. furnish the following QUO
THE VETO IN THE HOrsE

PASSAGE OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
The House was crowded TO-DAY, both floor
and galleries, in anticipation Of action upon
the vetoed Civil Rights Bill The Senate was
left almost without aquorum from the mum.
Der Of members of that body gone over to the
House wing. 1t was evidently the radical
programme to choke off debate by apply-
ing the previous question, and accordingly
at the first opening Dir. Wilson, of Iowa,
made that motion The parliamentary tae.
tics adopted by the opponents of the
oil failed to throw OFF the incumbus of the
previsus question, and at half-past three d.
M. final vote was taken on the passage OF
the BILL the objections of the President to the
contrary Notwithstanding. resulting in ayes
l22, nays II. The majority is very largely
above the requisite two-thirds. conseuu4urI,,
the Civil Rights Bill is now a law. HAVING
passed both Houses of Congress over the Pres,-
dents veto. scene Of great excitement fol-
lowed upon the announcement of the vote the
cheering lasting some minutes, and was esps-
cially strong from the colored galleries.
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WHITE HDUSE

The number OF people at the White Hous.
to-day to call on the President was quite large
Secretary Seward was closeted with the Exec-
utlve about an honr this morning. and Attor.
ney General Speed and Lieut. Gen Grant had
an interview with him afterwards. A deIe-a.
ton OF gentlemen from Maryland called for a
few minutes to pay their aspects to che Presi-
Gent. he-o-kuk, principal chief of the Sac
and Fox tribes OF Indians, accompanied BY his
interpreter, hAd protracted conversation
with the President this afternoon. The great
chief rejoiced in ali the glittering ornaments
OF the red man, including the paint, and was
wrapped in glaring red blanket lie emerged
from the audience chamber looking greatly de.
lighted al the result of the "big talk with the
.Great Father
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WASHINGTON DECLINES THE HONOR

= ~ Y 4 V%' = 10 TN f'S 4 II r EUNUR.
Lest washington and its citizens should he
heid responsible for the reasonable talk and
SHY action OF the squad calling themselves
Tie National Democratic Association. at
thrir last meeting. it is due to the CITY to say
that its people have no lot or part in the savings
or doings OF that sassociation, which is made
up OF a score of political fossils from varjous
parts OF the country, mainly ex office holders.
beached here by receded administrations. and
foriornly on the lockout for a lift. At any
representative meeting OF The citizens of Wash.
lngton such style of talk as that INDUCED in
by som" OF the speakers at that meeting. wonld
have been promptly and emphaticalIy re-.
bukcd.
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,rvoxyaNT FRon-PAaAaaA.

Atierspte< Negro R~vol stsop mn
Negroes Surrounds nod SHOT
Dewn-Lst- fruEa Ahtit.
NEW Io&k, April Sue ss-ass~ssr ns~
York. fnos. AspinwaII. On the ibth, haS ar.
rived. She brings s-30,OOc-
One hnndsed and ffty Hegrces-siterstra
revolution nj Panama on the lith.bIsTeh. but
they were surrounded by troops aadshotdown
like sheep. Twenty i've ossthir' yswere KILLED
and a sndred made prisoasrss
No news OF interest ha1 been receiyed-trvu
Contra Asnerics.
srnsal eyailisn steamer, named PsG uet de
Maude, with 2SO troops On board. wss se'nsd
by the sseahish.
Peru. Roiivis and Chill were still preparing
TO repei shetr common ene.ay.
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SrNnAY. AnriI g 1866

SUNDAY, April 9, 1866.
To tAe Editor Of As Erening Star:-Dear Sir
As tie appearance Of my benefit advertisement
in the Sunday Herald this morning, with the
appended remarks Of the publishers, may lead
10 an impression among Mr. Hess friends that
i Intended an unfriehdiy act towards him i'm
placing il there for my own selfish interest,
allow me, through your columns, to state that
such was not the case, for esteem that gentle
mar too highly as a friend, and respect hlm too
much n manager, who Is alike respected by
AL under his employ TO ever encourages enmity
against him by the slightest act. had no
intention of sending any advertisement to a
paper which had 50 severely and unJustly
attacked our management. until heard the
publisher of the Herald assure Mr.. Hess that
there would be nothing personal in that paper
to-day rejecting upon him, when consulted
him, (MT. Hess,) and by him was advised TO
send the advertisement, as he did not want
otbe.s 20 be affected by his controversies. The
rs,'s,r. of the publishers which prefaced my
adyertisepoes.. were unsolicited BY me. and SO
far :. ~ a. ,.e. ION upon the management
.Ls. asns ss. Ne entirely disapproved
A am TO pay for my al, er'isement' l do no,
consider that its insertion SPeS'A'
favor" Your obedient servant .mo,
FRAss Ia A"LoR'