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TELEGR ANS, &c.

Sam Dav les and j i'm Elliott fought yester-
day, on Point Aupilee Island, near Cleveland,
Ohio. Elliott won by foul blow after nine
ronbds had been fought, occupying eleven
minutes. Davies is badly punished, and
is sad to have sold the fight. Eifiott got
first blood and knock down in the first round.
On The boat from Detroit two savage fights
occurred. in one OF which man had his nose
bitten OFF; Otherwise the affair was orderly.
a tragedy occurred on the steamship Nesto-
ma during her voyage TO Montreal A lady
whose name is unkppwn. aud who embarked
at Liverpool, betwfbn that port and Derby
discovered her formef husband on board, and
seized with remorse, jun ped over the side of
the vessel. All attelnpts to save her were in
vain, and she was drowned.
Orders have been received at the United
States armory IN Springfield, Mass, for a large
and immediate increase in the production OF
breach leaders of the latest model. The force
of workmen will be greatly increased, and the
old muskets remodelled at the rate Of from
500 TO 6U0 per day.
Hon. Green Clay Smith, Governor Of Mon.
tana, and General Heath, Secretary OF New
Mexico, are in ST. Louis, en- route to their re-
spec'ive posts Of duty Both gentlemen are
accompanied by their families, and intend
residing permanently in the Territories
named.
The steamer Wagner, of Cincinnati, running
between Omaha and Sioux Cty. was vnagged
Thursday, eighteen miles below Decatur.
The boat was loaded with grain and railroad
$4,000
II is auhorltatively stated that the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad was not represented
in the late Cleveland con nvention, and reso-
luton was adopted with regard to frelghts
over that road without its knowledge or sane
ton.
Ex-President Pierce arrived In Baltimore
yesterday morning by the Fortress Monroe
steamer, where, it is SAID, he had go3e to visit
Jeff. Davis on important business connected
with the ensuing trial.
The body OF Louis Fox, the billiar d PLAYER,
who mysteriously disappeared in December
last, was found yesterday morning floating in
the river at Charlotte, seven miles from
Rochester, N. Y.
be no demonstration by the people of Rich
mond on the arrival of Mr.. Davis, through
Difference TO the military authorities. There
is great curiosity to see him.
A. s. Barnes Il Co., leading publishing
house In Fe| York. have given to the trus.
thousand volumes of school books. The gift
is valued at about S2,5OO.
Yates Edmond was arrested in New York
Yesterday tor stealing S23, coo from SIenken &
Bowen, Wall street brokers, early in 1864. He
made a full confession.
A fire at Oil City, yesterday, burned the
American Motel and nine houses. besides some
tanks. The loss is heavy but not stated. Two
men were injured by falling walls.
George w. Winnemore was Yesterday con-
vlcted OF murder in the first degree, in Phila-
delphia. He killed Mrs. Magllton a few days
ago.
Joe. Kelly, who has been tried for the mur-
der OF Jesse Murphy, of Baltimore, at a horse
race, was acquitted in Richmond yesterday
There was large meeting OF negroes in
Richmond last night with the usual number
of addresses.
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~Flour is only $40 barrel in Chicago.
~ Beauregard is experimenting with the,
Nicholson pavement in New Orleans.
SA case Of Asiatic cholera has occurred at
Cleveland, o.
EBruggists IN Portland are not allowed
to sell alcoholic liquors for the use Of sick
people. -lJ -a
STwo whales were captured in Beaufort
harbor, N. O., on Thursday.
~Utah is blessed with judge who pos
ses ses COURAGE suficient TO boldly denouuce
sSThe mayor OF Mobile has appointed a
number Of colored policemen. who are spe-
cially charged to preserve order about the COL
ored churches.
SForty persons were baptized through a
hole in the ice at Damariscotto, down East,
the other day.
~The first strawberries Of the season at
Petersburg, Va, are quoted at dollar and
quarter per quart.
ga Vermont farmer has recently paid $500
each for yearling buck and two Spanish me-
Eno ewes. '..-.eg-l
~ General T. c.. Hindman has retur rned
from Mexico to his former residence at Heie-
Da, ARK.
Evening star., 1867-05-11

SENATOR WILSON'S ToUR.-Betore Senator
Wilson left Augusta, Ga, he witnessed a
torch light procession got up in his honor by
the colored people On his arrival at Atlanta,
Thursday, he was met by General Rufus Sax
ton and deputation of citizens appointed at
a public meeting few days since Their
chairman was Mr.. Farrall formerly a colonel
in the rebel army, but now said to be thor.
oughiy reconstructed. Mr.. Wilson spoke at
noon from staging erected on the west front
of the City Hall. He was introduc ced by Mr..
Farrall. Many Of the principal citizens at.
tended him, and Ex-Governor Brown and
General Pope occupied seats on the platform.
Some twelve hundred members Of the Colored
Republican Union Club marched in process.
sion to the ground. with flags and music. Mr..
Wilson'S spesch covered the same gr round sub.
stantially that he went over in his Augusta
speech He had among his auditors a large
number of white citizens. The great bulk of
his audience consisted, however, Of colored
people, OF whom women formed considera-
BILE portion. They all listened attentively and
patiently, though ne spoke for ever two hours,
during all which time the sun was blazing
hercely on them. He left yesterday morning
for Montgomery, Ala a
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JUDGE KELLEY AT NEW ORLEANs.-New
Orleans was witness thursday to two events
winch never were seen there before. The first
was committee Of citizens, headed by the
Mayor, welcoming to New Orleans an orator
OF known reputation in the North, and the
other was that of colored man riding in a
carriage at the expense of the CITY. The occa-
sion was the arrival of Hon. w D. Kelley,
member Of Congress from Pennsylvania, by
the New Orleans and Jackson railroad from
Memphis. On the arrival of the train, Judge
Kelley was met at the depot by Mayor Heath
and q large delegation OF prominent citizens,
and was thence escorted in an open carriage
followed by q train OF eight carriages, contain.
ing some members OF the Common Council
and the rest of the delegation, to the ST Charles
Hotel Among the crowd at the depot were
many colored people OF both sexes. At the
hotel the Mayor extended the hospitali-
speech, to which the latter replied with much
feeling, accepting the honor, and expressing
his qualification that man of his strong opin-
ion and impetuoslty Of speech was at last at
liberty to visit the now free city of New Or
leans, from which, by reason of his political
views, he had been hitherto excluded. Judge
HEST then welcomed Judge Kelley in the n anne
OF the citizens, and Rev. ID. ]. b Smith, a col
ored gentleman, in a few very eloquent words,
referring to Mr. kelley's early efforts In behalf
of his oppressed race, as well as to his con-
colored citizens, not only OF the city, but OF
the State of Louisiana. Whatever political
course the judge recommended the people
would pursue. Among those present were
Judge Durell, General s. L. Brown, Attorney
General Lynch, General Sypher, Judge War
wou,h, and many other gentlemen of the mill.
tary, legal and clerical professions.
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sNLTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHING TON, May S, Noon, 1857

~
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
mORE, and WASHINGTON AND THI WEST
are now run a. follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at Too 7:I5, ano
1l:lo O. m and 2,0e, and 1 80, and s:45 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave soaliy. except Sunday, at Too .. m, and
FOB Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLts
JUNCTION.
Leave at elb and TOO q. IA, and at 400 and "a
N.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 700 q. m, and 4:D D. m. No traiue
ftor from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave atT:6 .. IN. and 80 and 8 IS D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave ~ T:46 3. N and 4: 80 and 8 is o. -,
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
leave daily, except Sunday, 1T las a.. m., 40
On Sunday st 80 and s:45 p m only, conn neotine
a. kelaJ station with trains from Baltimore to
Wheeling Psrsersburg, &C
THROUGH rICk xTs 20 the w est can be had al
the sshingtoD Station Ticket Offce at all hours
In the day, as we'll as al the office of the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 34S Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets.
For New York, Pbilade phia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of "Throu gh Line"
J. L.. WILSON, Master of TRANSPORTATION.
L. J. WILKINS ,passen ger Agent.
l.. "a. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc 80 II GEO. s. KOONTZ. Agent Washinston.
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TIE CROPS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
From all portions of the county the reports
in regard to the wheat crop are hattering,
and should no unforeseen accident occur be I.
tween now and harvestths yield will be large
: Oats ard grass look promising, ont there is
great delay. on account OF tne weatner, IN
planting corn, scarcely any Of our farmers
have com menced this important work.-Rock-
vile Sentinel. :
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FROM EUROPE.

LONDON, May 9-Evening.-The Peace Con-
ference held its second session to day. The
following, as basis for the deliberations of
lhe conference, was agreed upon: First. The
territory OF Luxembnrg to remain In possess
sion of the King OF Holland as grand duke
Second The naturalization of the Grand
Duchy to be guaranteed by all the European
foWeTs participating in the conference. Third
Ihe fortress of Luxemburg to be razed
LONDON, May 16.-Earl Derby stated in Par.
lament last night that he considered the pre-
serVation Of the peace Of Europe no longer a
question of doubt In the House of Commons
last night discussion took place on an
amendment made by the Government to the
reform bill and the amendment was adopted
Hon. 5. r. Walpole, the Home Secretary has
resigned. Mr.. Hardy has been appointed
home Secretary in the place of Mr.. Walpoe,
ana the Earl OF Devon replaces Mr. Hardy as
chairman of the Poor Law Board.
PARIS, May 1O.-The new Franco American
Telegraph Company, which proposes to lay
an electric cable between Brest and Halifax,
has been promised the support and assistance
OF the Imperial Government
ATHENS, May 10-Kanegaris, the envoy of
Greece TO the United States, sailed for America
Evening star., 1867-05-11

says:
The committee of merchants, appointed ac
the meeting held last week, of those favorable
10 the establishment of a steam ferry between
this city and the opposite Maryland shore, to
solicit subscriptions, have commenced their
labors, and, up to this morning, had succeeded
in obtaining upwards Of "a 500, which, with
the amount subscribed in Maryland, is in
creased TO a sum exceeding $4,000.
John Mitchell, who was struck by a block on
the steamer f. @. knight, a few days ago, aad
seriously injured, and Samuel King, who was
hurt while at work on pile. driver, in
ing rapidly.
The Hi Livingston, the boat to commence
the new Norfolk iine and to take the route of
the Wawaset, is expected here early next
week. -.f
The Journal of yesterday says:
The managers OF the Corn Exchange have
inaueurated arrangements for opening the
rooms OF the Association next week.
Evening star., 1867-05-11

MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The constitutional convention met yesterday
pursuant to ad diournment. The business trans.
acted WAS not of general interest. An order
was passed, after considerable discussion, to
appoint the usual committees for the purpose
journed to Tuesday next, at u o'clock. .
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
PennBylv6ntA avenue, near WfllArds' Hotel


Pennsylvsnis avenue, near Willards' Hotel
LAST NIGHT OF tn DRAMATIC SEASON
o0fIfrsfs NJ. JAMES esfSRs o.BRYSs, 81 TREASURER.
Who will impersonate
~ Two Of his most Successful Characters.
TIE sSh ooL OF REFORM;
HOW TO RULE f. A HUSBAND.
~ NY sE1GHpoR's WIFE.
Timothy Brown, City Broker. Mr.. j. 8. larke
t'OUR DAYS ONLY
COLOSSAL UoMBIHATION OF
CIKOUs
ih TEE Nj MossfIR ossTIRfEz EhHfbiFIoK HffbrFEAoSKFloN'
VII, ,sIsnrsEisSrIHI IIt CENTURY,
sETEM I6.Gix GRHNR r. -EM,,I1EkTAIN1lENTs,
ArrEksoeaSSss 1sb at iSi EVENINGS
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
the l4th, 18th and 10th instants, at and D. m.
giving series OF perform unrivaled In the
,, Eegsrdless Of the lavish expenditure of means,
but convinced 'hsI akTfs11o :FHs MERIT
in the way of EqusstriansU, w. Acrobat. and Athletes
would be sppreciated, the Management has a gath
e.
earnest that his to please ths sDu.ensnt an
LOVING people has been grstifed, lie refers with
feelings or pride to the great success and liberal
entire southern tour 'i'oii
Among the m.9y ps19piFs connected with the
VIII oe louno the most finished Lady Equestriaps
and the best Gy IN nastic Troupe travelling, amsng
CELEBRATED MADAME BRIDGES,
TIE EASCIHATING MILE AMELIA,
THE WONDERFUL MORGAN,
deeree Batchelder, T. Watson, Messrs Ashto on
and Winnie, Signor Cordona. r Hunting,
John Hayler, Master Willie
Pesides fujl and efficient troupe Of Auxiliaries.
/, Also, the justly celebrated TED CROUESTE,
me ,untivaied wit and Jester, from Lent's New
And the great fayorite and only Ethiopian Clown,
WILLIAM BONALDsON
In ADDITION to the above well known artistes
the management have purchased the celebrat ed
performing
SACRED BULL
Also, Old Grizzly Adams ''Cslifornia Bears, :"
their trainers
Remember the days and dates
ADMISSION. FIFTY GENTS.
gin one hour later
Will also Exhibit at
Georgetown. FRIDAY. May 18th.
Annapolis, SATURDAY, May 18th,
Port Tobacco, MONDAY, May 10th,
Leonardtown, TUESDAY, May 2lst. my4 lot
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.TOEl IOE!l ICE!ll
As It s our desire and intention to furnish to the
citizens OF Washington this necessary article at
the lowest possible price, we beg the assistance of
plying With the following rules. which are indis-
l. All persona using less than 100 pounds daily
will be obliged to pay for the same in tickets, to
paid for on delivery. =
..ass vlss 1a III: s:ns cn' Ice without
srn.,intepdens CT the w.shinatoa ao% spd aso.re-
I .ATEsT PAB1sp BpIsAfHa0 EASH10Hs or HAIR
rRBNCH AIR-DRESSER,
S24 4 street. between 18th and 18th sts.
ssisbrsted sschsi, WIN WHOM h sFriysd T. thi:
country. hes now been established Ter the lest
eSins he s.tronses o. &c eo,ss dseS ras;sss :nd
ofths highe;t ,ociety he has the nS1Ss aS 70 .a;
;;;;ssSss s;s S;ss:: II:
i've Architscsure, So 6ls.n,s 0tty and Suburban
ssss:ss;; e:s; y
Esss Egg = :Sssls
Guide: $50 owsns ~ ! nHinss on Public ArcetseS- M g
yiii.es End Farm Cottage. 81. Wooiwsrds
aps FRANCK TAYLOR.
E0 PIR O1NT. sAynD b. psinS q. 3. INV
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81 Os: =: sls & 81 : y
eoap and Candle Nanlfaetnfsr, No. 500 and
SV2 @ d. north, bet. eth and etA. jau.sD
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HR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.



WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1857.
TRAINS between Washington and New York are
row run as follows. viz:
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of oars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:45 o.. m. and
$50 y.
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadel.
40 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except Sunday at 7:46 snd ll:l5 ..
n. and 80 and $50 D IN.
ON SUNDAY
Leave fer Now York and Phil al .lphia at $50 p.
70 only.
Sleeping cars FOR New York on $50 p. m. train
daily.
Through tiokeas - Phil ad Iphia, New York OF
Boston, be had the Station O1ee ct oil hours
In 'ae day. as we'll as at the new ONCE !. the
Bankers aud Brokers Telegraph Line, 3&e Penn
AYeuue, between 9Th and II b streets.
ss baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
ana pods, and the West.
il. WILSON, Master Of Trans portasien.
4. ]. WILKINS, Passenger Agent.
GEO. q. KOOHTz. Agent, Warrington.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. G. P. HUNT,
~ DENTIST
10. 40 street. Between 9th and 7th ~
Is. LkWiE's DkHTAL ASSOCIATION,
~ No. $50 PENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
Teeth extracted wfthon& main nv .dminatarins
HlW3qS Oxyde or Laughing Gas. DR.
nh.mmin ~ mas recently purchased the bestob%
mHafne pure gas every day; also, an improved VAL
tu1af W ,inhaler The Association 10 now prepared
! Hork fhiiadelphia and S,ston prices. All per.
sons Wshlng dental WORK done can hav 1t a. cheap
sae heatest and pest manner, aRd warranted to
snd examine our work de A-n
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RAILROADS.
AOOt PENNsYLYANlA ROUTn 1907
IA u - - :;sss;s.,s -

HG - EssW2S sssxs ssxT sW1ses W1s ssaSS s.ssaSS
10 THE soRfHwgsTs SOUTH. AND SOUTH.
SPRING SCHEDULE.
Sh and after March 24th, 1851 II aims will run A
Waseinston.-.,I 10 a. m Baltimore...n 10 p. m.
.lHE GREAT ,b0HBLE TRACK RouTRs. g II E. m
With ELEGANT SOENEfY. Palsce State. room
day 81 and 10 night E Oars with modern impro vements,
any other route. Two hundred miles s.vsS 9sst y.
western ano Central New York. "
Two Daily Trains to the West,
Ihr0nEh from Baltimore to OHESTER and
P1TTSBURGH without change '
~ ssseogers by this route from Baltimore have
DEPOfS. and no FERBlES
Tickets BY this route can be procured at the of.
hcs, corner 9th street and PeBDsy lvania avenue,
9nasr the National Hotel, where refiable infor.
matfes will be given at all times.
Passengers procuring tickets at this office
mira or Pittsburg,
W J. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
northeast corner 9Th street and PeDna. av..
. Washington, d. U.
Baltimore, Md. Dolly
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PERSONAL,

NJ Rs. CURTIS IRVING, Czarroyant and TEST
Pest Present and Future, at her office 420, nerth
side OF Pa. av., between ~ and 9th streets. Office
hours from to O. m. and to D. m. ap 4-lm*
TONFIDENTIAL-You men who have In
- Jqred themselves by certain secret habits,
which unnt them for business, pleasure, or the
men, who, from, the foIlies Of youth, or other
eaqses, feel debility in advance of their years,
before placing themselves under the treatment Of
Any one, should frst read "The Secret Friend. :"
Married ladies will learn something of portance
sress In sealed envelope, receipt Of Is cents.
Aooress DR.. OHAS. A. STUART CO.. Boston,
mass no Sly
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STEAMBOAT LINES

STEAMBOAT LINES.
DOTOMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHING TON AND ALEXANDRIA.
The Steamboats, of the Company leave each
place Ersry Hour. from o'cloc q. -
n Fhe pPsi qeIGsf }6ds * t6 Leave from
The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats.
FOR MOUNT vERHoN
The fine steamer "WAWASET', will leave the
atF lSs Il II stTs5 Il 10
Returning, the Boat arrives at S3& Pm.
EXCURSIONS
The steamer "WAWAsET" can be chartered
the river. at reas opable rates. The Grounds and
the Pavilion at Glymont are in good order for
shSuld apply at the office of shs foot of
ny7 President Potomac Ferry 90.
PoTonAo TKANsR1HTATloN !1T H1kRN LINE FOB
BE- #s.s{ ssB sE;Ss %
Niche ssa Steamer John
Gha4 aaS aS9
60: m, for Bsltimers, and usual way landings on
ffsGshs FT1 spd every
For further information applyto
NH ls-tf No. 343 Pennsylvanis ave.
SrEAh1B W5hsGh E5k GHE ssaAsFB saAAssFFBRN SHORE.
HOTIOE.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
OAPT. y: T. LEoAAkD, now in H@A
oil respects one Of the staunchest, EESSKHC
most comfortable and elegant
steamers plying on Ghesspeske Bay, will resume
hs5 pier opposite No. i1c Light street wharf;
ri EfSSEf22Hs EfSEf2s PP91NE P91E
HfT4s sKKk4RE G4MBEkhRG HyfB TEB
FRSRs, WHdRE 91d asd hh2YRS ihaA6MRhINS
ieayes LIoyd's Landing at p. m, Cambridge at
Z m, ard Easton Point ct m, every Monday,
dfate landings, and reaching Baltimore ct 8 O. m
on the following mornings.
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BANKERS.

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lay COOKE CO.,
BANK ERs, .....
RtttssnA street, oppes,ts ISsasx,y,
= Buyend sci siourrent market rates. and kssy
onstaRtly on hand, . full supply Of all -
9OvEBNMEHT BONDS,
sEvEH-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS. BONDS, 3d., executed, and
Collections made on all accessible Points.
sel-n
EXCHANGE oFEI0E OF WILLIAM HUB
H. LEY co.
We are selling Bills Of Exchange on England
Ireland and Scotland, for enc pound sterling and
upwards, at our office, 4Os Pennsylvania avenue
ap 20 sm WIN. HURLEY 90.
First National Bank Of Warrington.
BID. COOKE. toi Jay Cooke Oo.5 President
Wh. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. r
eovERAmENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
lSth street., opposite hs TrsasAry Dspar,~ssat.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
States
~ONE MILLION pOLLARS-A
ebuy and sell all classes Of 8OVERNMEN3
sECURITIESa at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE axd make Collection.
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STA TES
We purchase Government Vouchers ON the
MOST FAVORABLE TERAS, and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCO UNITS Of B USINESS MEN ssd FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to NJ.
FULL lNFORMATIoH ia regard to GOVERN.
hEAT LOANS at Oil times cheerfully furnished
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Ga shier.
Washington, March 20, 1854. mu.s