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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
THE MASONIC CELEBRATION IN
PHILADELPHIA.

Great Demon onstratien-Immense Profess
sion-Laying Of the .Cerner. Stone Of the
Temple. .H
PHILADELPHIA, June 24.-The Masons made
an imposing parade to-day for the purpose of
laying the corner. stone OF their new temple on
Broad street. A copious shower of rain fell
about the time for assembling, but soon SUBJ
sided and served to lay the dust and make the
march pleasanter. They formed in twenty di-
visions, including the following visiting
lodges Centennial Lodge, No. IS, Washington,
ID. G.: Manhattan, No. 81, and St. Johns, No.
1, OF New York. and lodge from New Jersey
ard one from Stanford, Connt cticut.
The line occupied nearly one hour and half
IN passing given point, and included 3 plen-
uful distribution of bands of music. The Grand
Lodge occupied the post of honor in the rear.
To-day is the 13ith anniversary Of the grant
ing the first charter for a Masonic Lodge an
Philadelphia. Many stores and residences
along the route were decorated with flags, and
IN 1th street an arch Of eyergreens was thrown
across the street, in front Of the MorHing Post
oeice. Rutgers band appeared in Masonic
regalia, every member belonging 10 the order
and preceded the Grand Lodge
On reaching the end of the route on Broad
street, the line opened and countermarched.
the Grand Lodge passing through 10 occupy
rs position on the platform, covering the area
ON which the temple is 10 be erected
Among the articles placed in the cavity is 4
case containing complete set Of silver masonic
Jewels, presented to the Grand Lodge for this
purpose by Horstman Bros
The gayeI used belongs 10 Potomac Lodge of
Georgetown, ID. c., and is the same used by
George Washington at the laying of the corner
stone 9f the Capitol in Washington
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

FOE ALL THE PURPOSES DF A LIXi-
TIVE MEDICINE.
Perhaps medicine is so universally re-
Iuired 10y eNer> bodl as cxthartic, nor ~ss ever
any before 60 universally adopted into use,
5ut efficient purgaiive PILL Tue obyious reason
remedy than any other Those who have tried il,
know hat it enred them; those who have
and all know th,t what il does once It does aIwa.
that II never iails through any fault or neglect
ITS sem position: We have thousands upon thou
The following complaints, but such cures
publish them. Adapted 20 All ages and csnditiop.
10 all eli mates contsining neither ilomel sny
dei.teIious arng they hay he taken with safety by
ally body Their sugar coating preserves th-
ever fresh, aud makes them pleasant to take. while
being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
They operate by their powerful influence on TN.
i.ternal vi.eers TO purity the blood and Stimulate
,he stomach: bowels, liver, and other of the
body; restoring their iIresulsr sctioa to health,
rs.eenents Z. "a are the hrst origin Of disease.
the noI for T sTs ~ the
P.tE rapadly cure; -
GssauSR sus S Afsr isr
TlTA they should be taken msterately {. stim-
uiafe the stomach and restore Its healthy tone and
For LIVER COMPLAINT and its various symp
sGHE sk siG
IOUS C0LIC and BILIOUS FEvEKS, they should
d.eaaas aeSb ,aSen or eain b 10 SoT.et me
cause il.
9tor DYSENTERY or DIARRHE QUE
mild dose is generally required.
FOR RHEUMATISM. G0UT, GRAVEL, PAL
SIDE, BACK AND LoINS. tbey should be con-
tinnously taken. as required, to change the dis
eased action OF the system. With snch change
For GRStPsY and SSEoPsIoAL swsLLINGs
they should be taken in large and frequent loses
to.produce the effect of . drastic purge.
For SUPPRESS ION a large dose shoulI he
thy.
ssa DINNER Pul, take one two Pulls 20 pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stom lch and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite
and inseorates the sys tenn. Hence IL is often ad
yantageOus where serious deraI cement exists
One who feels tolerably well, often finds thar q
dose OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly let
ter from their cleansing a nd reDov vatin effect ON
the di gtsuye apparatus.
DR.. }. &. AVER CO., PRACTICAL CHEMISTS
Lowell, Mass, u. :. A
". ID. GILMAN,
Jc Is eOsmDAW Agent, MAshington
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THE CIVIL WAR JNHAyr,

NEW YORK, June 4.-The 7R.rdld's special
Cuna dispatches says that President Salna We,
OF Hayu. still holds out in his besieged capi /.
GJ, and refuses all parley with the insurgents
outside. He threatens TO lombard the town be-
fore II shall be taken, and has commenced in =
sulung all foreigners but the Americans. Gen.
Fambert had been attacking the fort outside
the city for four days. Il -
FORTRESS MONROE, June 2i.-Arriyei-
United states steamer Shawmut, Com mmander
Stone, six days from Cape Hayden. She re-
ports that the CacOs had all of the principal
towns except Gonyeives on South Cape Hay
lien. Salnave was cornered at Port an Prince.
and his followers were rapidly deserving hin
HIS Secretary Of State, Delorine. had escaped
with TWO hundred thousand dollars in gold
de lett for Europe on sailing vessel. II was
feared that Salnave would come by steamer 10
Cape Hayden, and defend himseIf { there The
officers and crew OF the Sha gmut are we'll
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~ here was severe frost i'm pal,;,,,s .
NJ M,,di - - 'O'i,

~ Mere was severe frost in portions Of
Madison county, New York, last week.
STbe agent of McCoole and Cobnru doeso .,
rurrm tne excursion tickets, and the excur-
sion lists are wroth.
~ The most popular color Tor suits, NJ nras.
en-, is a hight tea rose.
e< An immigrant a;d society has been ar
sahiz'd IN san Francisco, 20 furnish land and
information TO newcomers va"
81 Henry o. Thomas, OF North Midd,s,o,,,- =
bourbon county, ky., while frepziad wifi,
llGuor, shot and killed his wIf.'s brother. A a.
Gaitskill, on Tuesday last -
The Coroser's Jury on the murder cssr
of Jocob Pfyf, in New York. returned a YER
DICT charging hIs wife with the murder. and
dforge khinrhart as an sccomplice. They
wrre both committed
- Madame Rachel, a woman who ad yer.
Iis.s tnat she will make other women beautiful
forever by means of her medicafive baths, has
hetn arm sted and is now being tried la I.oatfon.
England, en- charge Of fraud and conspiracy.
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FROM EUROPE TODAY, BY CABLE
Italy 70 Remain Neutral i'm Case Of War
Between France and Prussia

LONDON, June 2i.-lt Is reported IN dis
patches recently received from the Continent,
that the Italian Government has issued a cir
cular note 10 the varous represen taiives OF thai
power III other countries, announcing tha-
ltaiy VIII remain strictly neutral IN the even,
OF War between France and Prussia
LONDON, June 2i-Forenoon.-The weather
Is hne. C0nsols for money, 81 %3giA. Stocks
steady ". ) Saws, 13X; Illinois, I0IX
TX.
LlvERroOL, JUne n - -Forenosn.-COt,on
heavy. Sales of 1870 bales.
LONDON. June 2f-Afterno oon.-U. y j-2a's.
. asS@: ILLINOIS Central, lOl & ConSOls 10.
money, '3%; account, 9ia;.
LIVERPOOL, June 2i-Aftern -Co''on
easier. Sales OF 800 bales. Lard dull. O'hei
articles unchanged.
ANTWERP. June 24.-Petroleum i,E
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NEW YoRK-YIRsr BOARD
by Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson 4 Co. quote stocks and bonds

IFWls J onnson e Co. quote STOCKS and bondS
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, June 24.-First Board-U. S.6's,
lsl, coupon, lEA; Saws, lS62, coupons Il3A ;
lo64, coupon, llls; 1865 ooupons lllk; leoo
coupon, new, ia: 5-2O's, Ir67, coupon. lii y;
lD.&0s, coupons, IuI =; 7.Sls, second. III: .3's
third, lle; Pacific Mail, 1t0a; OHIO ana Iissis-
sippi Certificates = y; Mariposa, 4; Atlantic
Maui, 81; Canton. -; Cumberland. 80; Western
Water Po%er. ~ A Usn,rsi' fsi "a n9srU. Era
&C 4; do preferred,sj X; Hudson. none; Resding,
lpSx; Michigan Central, III 4; Michigan SOUTH
ern, VI a. Illinois Central. Isl; Cleveland ana
Pittsburg. &4; Northwestern, 6,: do. prefd.
5sf; Cleveland and Toledo. 1885,; Rock island,
h53.; Fert Wayne, IlIk; Alton Terra Haute.
none: Toledo Wabash, i7k; Adams Ex., ssh !;
Wells, Fargo Co. Express,27k; American Ex-
press, 5os; United States Express. s.; Mer-
chants Union. 26sf; Chicago & Alton, 1B5s
prlid, IS5; Gold, AOk. Marker steady.
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PERsoSAL.-Gen. Meade started Tor Atlanta
To-day ..A NA

PoLIrIcAL.-Henry A. Wise is in favor Of
hone of the proposed Democrati candIdites
tor the Presidency. This can mean but one
.hmg VII The New York Convention take
tEe hintl
- The vote tor General Mcclellan in Isl,
Was l,~Il,'5i; for Lincoln, 2,a2}, ,u35
- The Secretary OF the Michigan Repub.
lIcan State Central Committee reports th,rtv
three Grant and Colfax Clubs already formed
u! that State, whose officers have reported 10
hun.
- A 5. Welch. lately elected United States
Senator from FLORIDA for the short term, was
formerly principal OF the State Normal school
al lpsilanti, Mich.
- The Macon TlsgTalh says: 0The fact l.,
we fear tnat the Dems. counting upou the
Geiea: OF Grant an easy.gong business
when that is not the fact, actual or pros
pectiye."
- Ex-Governor Herschei w. John son, Of
Georgia, announces that he has not declared
for Chase.
- The New York World OF. yesterday ell.
tCrIally says that under the strong i.rend,ce
among the Democrats on the subIect of man.
hoCC sunrage, nothing could we'll seem more
Wild and quixotic than any further sno.ts TO
Nominate Chief Justice Chase but that swhiIe
IL Is tact that this intense repugnance to NJ.
gro suffrage exists in the Democratic party II
Is equally n fact thar negro suffrage CAM OF be-
unprotected IN the Af:Icanized States within
the next four years by anything which the
Democratic party can do"
- The Hartford Inns now asserts: .Judyr
Chase clIngs to the idea OF negro su ffrage and
negro gOvernment-an error radical aud d-s.
uuctiye. Of course The Democratic party can.
not embrace H. nor nominate any man who
does. II rs one of the worst of evils that aiiict
our country"
- The New York Timss Is astonished that
one of The Democrats in their search for a
candidate, have struck upon Caleb Cushiuy
"He has more brains than any leader of he
party; he Is IN exprrien ced poiitici An; ami tie
Is sound on the goose. Long years ag1 b..
warned his countrymen of the coming of The
man on horseback and this fact alone ought
10 point hum out as The prophetic adversary Of
General Grant"
The r0mmisTctrl, OF CmcinnatI, dr. PEN
dleton's home, says: during the seven years
that followed his election - the Stat Sent,e
Mr.. Pendleton engaged largely in politics He
Vas standing candidate for Congress, and At
last succeeded. He took his seat IN the House
IN the Winter of Ioj9. H was httie more than
lay figure trimmed closed; wore an div.
branch in his button hole, and cried ..psl,a
pace" when he knew there could BE- no pea -
But this policy 50 far answered his purpose
that he was returned to Congress by his con-
stituents, who. II they found httle 10 say in
his favor, were contented that tie opposition
found less 10 say against him Mr.. Penilatou
was merely neutral tint in politics. His sec.
ond term in Congress was marked by the same
colorless conduct"
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INDIAN OUTRAGES.

ST PAUL, MINI. June 23.-Tha reported
killing Of the Lwo mail carriers, Mr.. Donald
and Amber, near Fort TUtten. by The Induns
lbdIan outrages are reported near Fort Ben
ton. On "Wednesday evening last Ordinau =.
Sergeant Fraugker and four OF his children
al Fort Ripley We're burned TO death. Mr.
SpGupucp
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Ts.day's New York Markets.
(Rv TAlQUranh

NEW YORK, June 2i.-Flour IOaI5c. lower
Wheat dull ana nominally lower. Corn heavy
ana one cent lower. Oats are excited, and Ia2
csnts better. Pork dull; mess s2s.4i. Lard
quiet At lGAaI CENTS. Cotton quiet 30 cents
tor Uplands. Freights dull. Turpenune firm
AZ iJhai6 cents. RESIN quiet and steady 1t sj.6
aSS.l5 for strained common.
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PROTEST AGAINST TIE ADMISSION OF THE
AEHANsAs MEABERs.-In the House to-day,
Mr.. Brooks endeavOTed 10 present a protest
from the tOnserN atIve members of the HouSa
agaInSi The admission Of the Ark1h>as mem .
IefS. he protest opens as follows:
The recognized pTe>encs OF three persons On
Tie nOo- OF this House IRON the State OF Ar
kansas sent here by military force. acting uu-
C'r a BTIgadler General OF the Army, but
heNtrtb*less claiming 10 be- members OF this
Congress, and TO ~hare with us- The repre-
srntatNes TTucn free States. in the impO-
sition OF taxes ana customs and other laws
upon our people, makes il our imperative iu,y
III this, the hrSt case, 10 rrmOnstTate mos; SOL
-mnly- SGd TO protest Is solemnly against this
prTIlCuS and destructive Innoyai ion upon the
principles and practices of our hitherto consti.
iEtiCEal self government"
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PHALON'S ..PAPHIAN LOTION
BEAUrIFYING THE sam AND COMPLEX.
REMOvES ALL ERGPrIoNs. FRECKLrs
PlMPLGS. MOrd, BLOTChES, TAN, etc,
and renders The skIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
for LADIES in tne n NURSERY ~ il invaluable
forGENTLxMENa alter SHAVING it has no eIuz,
'PAPHIAN LOTION"i is the suly reliable rem
edy for diseases aud blemishes of the SKIN.
PHALON'S ..PAPHIaN SOAP,
Ter the TOILET. NURSERY and BArH, will not
chap the skIN. Price 25 cents per cake
FLOR DE NAYO-
"fLOk DE NAYO.r
NEM PERFUME FOR THE HANDKER-
SHlEf EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
FRAGRANCE
PHALON q SON, New York
JehB Sold by all Druggists.
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THE ELEcTIONIN ARIZON,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2-The steams1 IN,
Sacramento arrived from Panama his pyan
ing. Later adrIces from Arizona rend-r pYop
able The election OF Nj Mccormick, GnIb
delegate, 10 Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

PAYMENT OF INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL
on the hrst OF July about S2s.OvO,yOU in com
VIII he taxed from the vaults of the Treasury
department 10 pay the interest on the $50
bonds falling due Oh that date. L.. addition TO
this about S7,GOU,OtO In currency will h.. To-.
quired TO pay the principal and interest on the
loan OF ISL, being the remaining half OF that
loan which falls due on the first of July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

THE y. X. IN tIRGiSIA.-tlu lutte . number
1T the Fancy, Of Richmond, assembled at Ch.s-
ssrfield Grove, a lew miles from this city, this
morning n o'clock, 20 wItness priz- fight
between Par Lee ant Jack Wren. QUITE a
number Of Richmond ''bIoods," who r-cogniz-
the .sP. r., Were III attendance, mcluiIng
Brown, Peaslry, TX Mag istrate Allen, Jack
Finn, and others. Lees weight Is said 10 be
I'D lbs, while Wren u a much heavier and
square huiit y7ung man. of about p years.
tpon entering the ring The usual fCrmalItIes
Were gone through with. after which the par
ues sci 10 work manfuily, pummelling each
other seventeen rounds We're fought; when
Lee was declared the victor Neither OF the
contestants sustained any damage, except =
few scratches and bruises, some Of which
were scarcely perceptibls-Richa aoad ys,cs S.5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24
HALLS VEGETABLE SiCuLlaN HAIR
RENEWER

APPROVED ITSELF To BE THE MOST PERFECT
FkEPARATtoN FOR THE HAlk EVER Of
FERED The PUBLIC.
III 10 a veg table compound, and contains no INN.
riuus properties whatever '
r,A Tsstor, Gray Hatr 10 ils origiaaI ooIor
IL VIII Keep the hair from falling out
III cfeanses the scalp and makes the hair soft us
trous and siIken.
1t is q splendid hair dressing
10 person, old or oung, should fsil TO use IT.
qsthorify.
~ Ask for Halls Vegetable siciiisn Hair BE
never, and take no other
=. HALL q CO, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. my I-eOsm
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WONDERFUL ELECTRIC SPECTACLE
Midland (Mich.) correspondent of Western
paper gives an account OF a most wonderful
electric spectacle which he says occurred IN
that neighborhood. Numerous flashes OF
lightning played at the same time in different
parts OF Inc heavens, sometimes crossing one
anorhers path and a. others shooting 70 ,bs
earth and then darung back again. One bali
oi hre passed through a cottage, sing-ing tie
occupants and making ruin oi the building
nut Otherwise producing no Casualty likely 10
prove fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

REsIGNATIoN NACCEPTED--Thc resignation OF
Captain James VI. Cuts, Breyet LieutpI ant
Colonel stth U. 5. Infantry, has been accepted
~ the President, 10 take effect from and after
The 18th instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

TIE WHITE HoUsR.-The usual crowd Il
visitors was in attendance N the Executiy-
Mansion to-day, and many we're admitted t.
See the President Secretary McCulloch, Post
master General Randall, Gen Rosseau, and
several Representatives had interviews with
the Executive during the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

IEE NATIONAL FINANCEs.-As usual, no
statement o. the public debt will be issued on
ne hrst of July, but full and complete returns
from all the Minis, Assistant Treasurers, Ma.
honal Banks and Depositorles, and other Gov
'fhHleht hnaneIal agents Will be made 10 Sec
Ietary McCulloeh, in order that he exact state
oi the NATIONAL finances may be fixed and pre-
Jared Tor ihe annual report OF the secretary
which Is usually made ont mp TO June 3n,h m
elusive, being the close of the fiscal year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

CoNFlRNED.-The Senate yesterday con.
hIm"c the nomination OF Edward e. John, on.
son OF Hon. 'Reverdy johnson, as AssIs tart
Secretary of Legation at London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

Mr. ELIOT, Chairman Of the COMMITTEE, OF
treedmen's Affairs, has prepared a bill pro-
vicing for the discontinuau1e OF the Freed
mems BuTeau ON and after The Isl OF January
next, and making General Howard secur- N
LIs Office as Commissioner un tai that time
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A CARD.

A Ciergymau, while residing in South Americs
s missionsry, discovsi ed a sale and simple rem
coy for tbe cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early De
and the whole train of disorders brought o. o.
bansful and vici-us hsbtts. Great numbers hsv,
desire to bene d the octed and unfortunste will
send the recipe for PREPARING and using this IN edi
cine, IN sealed envelope, 70 any Who needs h
JOSEPH I. iNMAH. station D. Bible Il H,a,e.
my 9-3m@ New York Citv
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a STATEMENT is IN course of preparation
showing the amount OF National Bank cireula-
'IOB III each State and Territory on he lst INST
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is without
change TO note, the rates for call loans being
Ja& per cent on call, with Stock Exchange Sc
curities as collateral. AT per cent, and IN
some cases sk per cent. the dealers In Govern
ment bonds are supplied. Brokers an general
stocks effect loans at bank at 4. Commerctal
paper, Of which more n for the moment ap-
pearinG In market. sells ~ 5as per cent per
annum. The Government bond market Is
stronger. The con version of 7.SD Treasury
notes into $50 bonds in June, thus far amount
10 about set Co., U0V n the once OF the Assistant
Treasurer In New York. These conversions.
added to some 81. 10000 converted and pur-
chased IN May, reduce the actual amount out
standing, maiured and maturing. to about
S53,000.0oe balance, which will be substantially
disposed of this month or soon after. interest
on the last Issue seasing July Is.
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- yellow hair, We have been informed, will
be he fashionable color in the fall
"FIye cases o sunstroke occurred in New
York and one In Brooklyn on Saturday, two
proving fatal .
~There ars said 10 be AT this time one hun.
dred thousand gallons Of whiskey (!) in The
bonded warehouses OF Richmond, ON which
the owners are either not able or do not care
now 10 pay the revenue tax. a =
SNrs. Victor has been found guilty in
Cleveland, Ohio, OF numbering her brother,
Wp. Parquet, by poisoning him with arsenic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

THE STRIKE At PORT RICHMOND PA =,
meeting held al PORT Richmond, on Monday. A.
NaS reported that the drmand Of The wheeler.
for an increase OF wages had been accedrd - by
The railroad company. The wheei+rs were r..
ceivng le CENTS per hour, aud will now rec i ".
- cents Ibild Led sr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-24

b. Col. VIM. T G Polk, DIR. Wm T.. stuart
and Aaron II. Galloway have been eiecte town
commi ssioners OF Princess Anne, Md
SLarge numbers OF Texas cattle continue
10 arrive at Cairo, Illinois. Fifty or sixty car
loads is about the daily average of shipments
~Miss Peters. daughter of the DIR. Peter
who killed Gen. Van Dorm (Con fede,ata) near
Frakln. TEMP, has arrived in ST Louis. ana
will soon enter 4 convent,
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hE z TED The Senate yesterday aftrrn Don
T.Jected the domination OF Hon. y y Cox L. be
Minister 10 Austria. Mr.. Cox, IL is said, VIII
Tun for Congress IN the sixth district Of Negy
Work
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Wall Street To.dav.

NEW YORK, June 2i.-Stocks active. Ex-
change and Money unchanged. Gold li8X
Virginia Us, new, 5es. Old Bonds I3E; new,
H. North Carolina G's, ex-coupons, IS; new.
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BaI,imorr stock Market. To-day.

BALTIMORE, June 1.-Nirginia 6s, ex-cou-
pom. s. bid, and 50 Z asked; do. new, 57s bid,
~ asked; North Carolina 6's. II bid, IS asked.
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SUPPOSED MARINE DIsAsTER.-Aboutt tw,,
weeks since, TWO young men put into Newpsrt
IL L., IN small boat called the Dorr, from
NrWburyport tor Baltimore. The craft wls
visited by several experienced boatmen. ana
iht unanimous opinion was that the chances
We're against her reaching her port uf d-stina.
tioh she was skin built not more than twelve
lrei long. ana made sharp - AID her speed
che was so crank that the utmost care was re-
quislie IN moving about IN her, even while
lying al The wharf. The boat has NOT been
near oi since she left, aud the supposiion Is
that she went down IN one OF the heavy ya los
that sci IN soon after she departed
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The NEW YORK STRIKE oF NAsoNs AND
RRICHLAYERS.-lt is said TO- day that few .:
ne uptown employing masons have accadad
10 the light hours demand Of the brickiayrrS
ana masons, Notwithstanding the vot- ,gaIns-
The request At The meeting held yesterday. aud
'that great many of the men are at work To-day
ubotr me new rule. The greatAr part VI the
employers, however, are still firm, and refus.
TO employ any men that will not work ten
hours Ior five dollars per day for thar numb n
VI hours. The masOns and bricklayers are
very peacesbfe, and have resorI.d To no harsh
measures 10 compel q compliance with thrI.
request.-N L. Past. 2}d
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DATA" says that Mr.. Evarts Will accept he
Attorney GenrTalshIp, N confirmed