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U0SURANOR.

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ToLET.-Several rooms in private family
In the best location on the Avenue. Inquire
at the Star Office.
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DENTISTRY.

nBs W. AND Ii. A. MERRILL, DENTISTS
No: 2s6 PEhNsfLyANIA AyE-r1,e-,s
nish ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any Kind S,lxSS
OF Plate desired. Pure Nttroxs bride Gas con.
;tantly on hand Tor extracting eeth without p.in
We euarantee 70 all those having work done az Al;
once eetlstaction In every particular- no 10 So
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PAWNBROKERS.

10 srABLisHED 1889:
HERZBKR6r LOAN OFFICE.
3sl N0RTH Z STRKEr,
between ~ and eth streets, Immediately In resa
Eational Hotel.
dial ~ 49,
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l'HD OLD noTAHLI6HBD HIRH or
IS. GOLD6TEIN q CO.,
u BoUkr AHD-A- HALF STREET WIS.,
lhere the highest oash sSvanoes an Al kind.
Ee.eeanoles, t. any amount and for any sfSs
nne oeelreo at reasonable FHte0 IHH
nnsSLeu on large sums greatly rodpco6 =
1uunesn strictly confidential.
ssScs soushs Tor casA aad Oola - Drfvsss ssti,
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PREPARATIONS FOR TAKING AWAY
THE CROWD.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad anticipate
that large number Of those who have arrived
will be nxlous to get away Is soon as possible
and the agent here this morning commenced
preparations to accommodate the homeward
bound, and will by this afternoon have every
spare car on the road here for the purpose.
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ACENFs AND INCIDENTS.

tai, W hite House, &c, which ne will soon have
published. Some of them are quite large and
NO doubt will be eagerly sought for as souve.
ners.
The "Republican Invineibles" make their
headquarters al Wizards, and the popular
"Chad." while on the balcony arranging .
transparency having the initials II. r." was
called ont GOOD for you MT. Chad! Hurrah
for the Irish Republic! al. R." is the ticke;!'
AT the corner Of 7th street and the avenue,
until a late hour last night, there were Gro wds
gathered about the street vendors of soap,
cement, &c. One chap was engaged IN selling
SOAP which he warranted mot only to take ont
all kinds OF grease spots, stains, DC, but also
The kink out Of pigs TAIL" and q cement
which would stick until the end of time,
psrapaietc dealers drove q table business.
while in place Of the small stands, for the sale
OF oranges, wagons with the fruit at "l0 cents q
dozen. or Is for o Quarter,n were to be seen
surroundeo by customers.
The decorations Of many places of business
and prominent buildings along the avenue
were very elaborate ana attracted much a,tsu.
ton. At Willards an immense Transparency
was placed on the top Of the portico bearing
vincibles OF philadelphia" The Eboit, HoUee
and Newspaper Row were also dscorated
with The national colors and presented q very
neat appearance. The Metropolitan snd
National Hotels, Drivers Oyster Paw. Yos1 q
Restaurant. Victoria Hotss, 0etronollfSn
Hall, Star Building. 0stzerott Han. Hsryey'e
establishment Beverirdgs Hoass, Ssbassian
Aman's Columbia enG1nD-houoe, Sanderson
HCuee. CaspaTis Houss and Empire House.
In front o. many nOueeo on the Avenue ten.
p0Ea1y sRUctUW g timber Aaa ben srssssA
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agGo TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
cheap UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
re- GENERAL DEBILITY Is NATURE

Gg GENERAL DEBILITY Is NATURES
APPEAL FOB BELP-Thousands of persons, with
out any spec q ai,ment the victoms Of laDRuor
and Iassltude. The unthiukins are ap to confound
this species OF inertion with laziucss, where's 1t
usually arises from o went OF organic energy Tor
which the subj .cts of it are no M o.e responsible
than The near.sighted for their defective vison
Such persons, although they may be free from pam,
are as truly invaids, and much in need Of medi-
cal aid, as if they were tormented with the pangFef
acute disease They require tonic and Alternative
that will rouse and regulate their torpid erganiza-
tions. In cases OF this KIND, HO 5TETTER'S STO-
MArH BITTER5 produce an immedn te and most
favorable effect. The debilitated and desponding
yaletudinarian, who iees as ii he were but half
alive; who shuns company and has no relish either
for business or pleasure, is me;amorphosed, by
brief course OF This most potent vegetable invigo-
rant, into quite different being. Tbe change ef-
fected by the BITTERs in his bodily and mental
condition, Is surprise to himself and his frends.
He mopes no longer: the active principle of life
which seemed to have died out of him. is reawakt n.
ed, and he feels like q new man. Remembering
that debility is not ony an afiction Itself but
invitation to disease. no time should be lost in re-
cruitlng the broken down system with this choicest
and most potent Of ell onics and nervlnes.
June j. Dke
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YOUNG BEnNErT's NEW YACHT.
A Gem OF Craft-Her Elaborate Fur
nishing and Finishing-1he Next
Ocean Race.

The New York Sun gives an account OF the
new schooner yacht Dauntless, in which MIR.
James Gordon Bennett, Jr, hopes to win the
next international yacht race. She combines
every Improvement. whether to improve her
sailing qualities or appearance, that can be
made, is made without regard to expense, the
sols end and aim being TO make her the cham
pion and model yacht Of the world.
Her steering apparatus is new, being Jack,
sons patent; thu wheel ls OF rosewood, lnlald
HjAh white holly and ebony, the spokes tipped
with silver, and silver plate IN the centre,
with the name ''Dauntless, 1869 engraved
thereon. She has also Two patent wrencaes
for hosting sails. she is throughout deco
rated in the most sumptuous manner. Around
the mainmast. which passes through the for
Vard part Of the saloon, ls an elaborate piece
of cabinet work Of rosewood, inlald with maple
and other tlna woods. On the side froutinS
the entrance to the saloon is large m rror,
beneath which is fireplace, having an Egyp-
signal OF the Dauntless IN Lisbon and other
marbles. The other sides are fitted up
as bookcases. The seats around the sa-
loon are most luxurious. The dimensions ot
OF the Dauntless are: Length over all, l72
feet; water line. III feet. depth of hold 10 feet
urement is $50 tons. Her m ,inmast Is 80 ieet.
MAN topmast 60 feet, or $50 fee from deck to
truck; foremast SO feet, foretop AZ feet. or 131
feet from d ,ck TO truc"; main boom 73 feet,
main gaff s. teet inches. and main fore 80 feet
6 inches. She has been rehtted with new
spars rig eirg and sails. a Of the best quality,
and will spread about 5000 yards OF canvas.
The Daunless will sail for Europe about the
2Oth OF this month, manned as follows: Cap
taio, sailingmaster. mate. boatswain, two quar-
termasters, and twelve men before the mast
The captain Is the owner, James Gordon Ben
nett. Jr. The sallipgmaster is Captain Marur
J. Lyons. we'll known Is one OF the most feai
ess and successful Sandy Book pilots.
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THE PROSPECT IN FLORIDA.
The Crops Loohing Wen-The Labor
An Encouraging View
Tho Jacksouyille (Florida Union SAYS

The Jacksonville (Florda) Union says: ..
Although almost too early to speak conf
IDENTIFY OF the prospects,, yet from personal oh
servation and reliable information. we Gun soy
that the corn crop will be a fair one. The cot
ton crop looks even, fair and good; the cold
weather has retarded its growth, yet with the
present warm weather it will soon catch up;
the fields are unusually we'll prepared. the
crops planted with care, fences good, ground
clean from grass. and there is an evident at
tentlon paid to thorough culture. AS yet there
is no caterpillar, and some argue that the dry,
hot weotber will tend to destroy and prevent
hem. Sugar cane looks well, sweet potatoes
are looking we'll; peas now being planted Can
be depended upon. Fruit trees, grapes and
vegetables are fourishing. On the whole, VIC
may calculate on fair yield, and at present
prices q profitable return to the farmers.
Labor is more reliable and uniform, crime less
prevalent. Now let US have honest officers,
economical government, and we shall all -four
sh. Though, perhaps, slow to adopt modern
improvements. yet the past year has witness
ed the introduction Of new seeds, new manure.
new implements and new crops. We shall
bring out before many years and rival the
more advanced States, for in addition to our
own people, we are attracting the enterprislng
and successful agrlcuturists from abroad.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The discriminating
duties on merchandise imported directly in
French vessels from the producing country
have been abolished in exchange for an aboi-
tion by France Of similar duties on merchan-
disc imported into that country by-Arnerican
vessels,
Revenue to- day was s.. 1.25O.OOO.
The Tallspoosa has sailed for Fortress Mon
roe to convey the monitor Langus to Cuban
waters.
General Barney has besn relieved Of duty
against the Indians, and ordered home on the
retired list.
The Revenue Bureau is authorized to employ
troops in North Carolina when necessary to
carry out the revenue laws.
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THE HOTEL V4IrERs' STRIKE.
It's Complete Failure The Victorious
Proprierors Refuse to Rc-employ the
Strikers.

The "strike'' OF the hotel walters in New
York has come to an end, and in most disas
t1ous manner for the men, as they not only
failed to accomplish the object for which they
set out-an increase of waees-but the hotel
proprietors absolutely refuse to employ the
strikers under any consideration, and the lat
Ter now find them 'elves out of employment at
the dullest part Of the year for city hotels.
The New York Post says:
Finding that there was little chance OF CO.
ercing The landlords the walters held meet
ing on Monday night, aud adopted resoIu-
permitting Ts s9Gey usecs 10
obtalned, thus ackno Hedging their defeat;
Yesterday and to-day the old walters presented
themselves before their tormer employers, rnd
asked 10 be taken back, many OF them express
inc regret for their action, anu promising 10
dissolve all connection With the Walters Fro
tective Society. II nearly every case inc ap-
| neal was made IN vain. Tho employers III
| formed the men that they had no intention OF
displacinr the men who had come tn work at IL
timo when they (the strikersl had attempted
! to interfere with the business OF the hotels,
| and the, must look elsewhere for employment.
1t is understood that less than twenty or the
"slrikcrs" have been taken back at the leading
men engaged ID the strike" with reluctance,
and not until they were ac ually forced into it,
These men were compelled to sign an agree
ment dlssolving all connection with the society
for tho fu ure.
at the 81. Nicholas Hotel this afternoon, one
old fellow with gray nalr. who has been en-
ployed IN the house fourteen wears, and who
had grown too old to be OF much use, but who
had been retained in his place on account OF
past services, and would have been retained
until the time of his death for the same reasgn,
re.eneaged. That gentleman informed him
hs yPahs;1a eoaa Tta no a%nV Ss sWy Sr hs MSo
the offence vas more aggravated i'll cd SER
wants, who we're much the same as pensioners
| npon the house. He concluded by telling him
| that he would dismiss no new waiter to employ
| a .'sriker." The old man went away mutter-
inc curses upon trades unions in general. -,
At all Of the other hotels the old hands had
no better fortune. The hotels are now well
snppea Th Th dnes and everything is work
| ing smoothly.
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TIE WAR IN CUBA.

A FnwUsTKRNo EXPEDITION COMES TO GRIEF
THE cAPuvKs TO BE EXECUTED.
HAVANA, Juns 14.-The heavy engagement
reported at Puerto Principe has been confirm
ed. The Spaniards admit loss OF sixty killed,
and estimate the patriot loss IN killed and
wounded at twelve hundred, including General
Wormsl, killed.
Santiago dispatch, from Spanish source,
says Q schooner landed one thousand tllbus-
ters sixty miles east Of Santiago. They we're
betrayed by their guide, and sixty were killed
and the rest captured. The leader was shot
and the csptives taken to Santiago sor execu-
ton. The stores Of the expedition captured at
the same time 90 .sists Of 50 600. 600 bonds OF
revolutionary currency, several hundred rifles
and three or four pieces Of artillery.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE
ENGLAND AND THE ALABAMA CLAIMS -MoTLEY
WILLING TO RECEIVE OFFERS.

ENGLAND AND THE ALABAMA CLAIMS MOTLEY
WILLING TO RECEIVE OFFERS.
LONDON, June 14.-The Cabinet have consid-
cred the Alabam treaty. It is loosely stated
that Earl Clarendon had received o communi-
cation from Minister Motley stating that thu
Senate have rejected the treaty on account Of
its failure to fully settle the questions in dis.
pute. Mr.. Motley intimated that the admmis-
tration approved Of the action Of the Senate,
and that he is instructed to negotiate treaty
which shall be just to both parties. and leave
no questions open to future misunderstand-
ing. Motley is willing to receive and consider
such propositions.
The Great Eastern acted admirably in the
movements preliminary to the commencement
OF laying the cable.
SPAIN COMPLIMENTS MExrco-A KINGDOM GOING
BEGGING.
MADRID, June 14.-A member OF the Cortes
stigmatized the Mexicans as towards. Prlm
in replying said, people able to sustain them
selves against invaders were not towards. he
csIlda Juarez the great Republican, which pro-
duced loud cheering.
Prim tod the Corles to-day that no King
could be obtained while the present uncertainty
lasted, but that when the Regency question
was settled candidates would be plentiful.
Prim hopes that the refusal of King Ferdinand,
Of Portugal, ID not irrevocable.
THE RIOTS IN FRANoE-THE EXPIRE AND LIB.
ERIY
PARIS, June 14.-Documents which have
been seized indicate that the recsnt disorders
were fomented by paid agents.
Persigny writing to OLIVER says: THE En-
pire and freedom are not incompatible. A
Just government can bear the existence Of
every liberty"
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

in Augusta, last evening, there were heavy
rains.
The crop reports from Florida and Southern
Georgia are good.
Edmund Fontaine. the father of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad, is hope!essly sick.
"a drunken auctioneer OF Covipgton, Ohio,
has shot two women, wounding them mortally.
In Savannah. yesterday, the weather was
cloudy and rainy, and the wind high. Their
mometer 80 degrees.
Jesse Edwards, the negro who outraged and
afterwards killed Miss Susan Pyle, respec.a-
bic young lady, at Staunton, Va, was taken
from the Jail yesterday and hanged. Edwards
confessed the crime.
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Spsfial uotifes.

a@TAX NOTICE.-THE OW NERS OF
PROPERTY, in the Town Of Mount Pleasant, are
hereby notified thai tho Treasurer will be in attend
ance at the Mount Pleasant House, between the
hours of and p. NJ, on TUESDAYS, THuRsoAys
aud SATURDAYS, until the 10Th instant, to receive
the Corporation Taxable Returns for 1860.
Payment OF the same will be required on or before
the 18th Of July JOHN FERGUSON,
Mount Pleasant, June Is, 1869. Treasurer.
June1 tubs
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with her friends in the Seventh Ward. Last
night MIR. Coburn, who keeps the store in
which Stuart took refuge after he had been
aided BY the police to get away from the mob,
appeared at the Fifth Precinct Station-house
and asked that guard Of policemen be detail
ed at his promises, as he had received infoI-
NATION That his premises were to be attacked.
Several policemen were ordered to be on the
lookout for the expected raid, but at late
hour no sign OF trouble was seen.
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~T The Relatives, Friends q n d Ac.
QUAINrANCES of Mr.. and Mrs. R. II. FRI EMAN,
aud of Mr.. W. p PATTERSON and family, are re- p CT
fully invited to attend the Funeral services OF Mrs
r. Il. FREEMAN, at No. 9Chinquipen-street, at balf-
past Three O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON.
Junn IL
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as- RosADALIs !-TUMoRS, ULCERS OF

aE ROSADALIS i-TUMORS, ULCERS OR
Old Sores are caused by an impure state Of the
blood. Take hosada'is as directed, and If the Ul-
GERS are inAamed, use Elm Poultice. After lnfam-
nation susides, use some mild ointment.
Never attempt to cure an Old soro by oiutments,
salves &c., alone. Nature often makes an outlet OF
thi kind to throw OF the impurities Of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly first and the Oh Sore
will get well itself, because Nature has no further
use for 1t.
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~ HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.-TRIS
article is the True Secret OF Beauty. 1t is what
Fas hionaols Ladies, Actresses. and Opera Singers
use to produce that cultivated dis.ngue appearance
80 much admired in the Circles OF Fashion.
1t removes all unsiehtly Blotches, Redness,
Frcckles, Tan. Sunburn and Effects Of spring winds,
and gives to the complexion Blooming Purity Of
transparent delicacy and power. No Lady who val
ues q fine complexion can do without the Magnolia
Balm. seventy FIVE cents will buy 1t OF any Of our
respectable dealers.
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~AND HE DID MANY WONDERFUL
wORK>, Insomuch that his name was pronounced
in many tongues. And there came unto him. Judith.
from the seapor, of New Bedford, who had been sick
for many years: and after some days her pains were
gone She slept soundly, and did rejoice in eating
her food. And Asa, from those which ore called
Qulkers in the great city of Phladephii, wrote an
epistIe saying: o, Doc.orl accept thou this money,
which is called ereenbacks. and hath the picture Of
Abraham, thy friend, on one end. For verlly was
weak. exhausted snd respondent; ate but little,
and suffered many palms, and thy PLANTATION
BI TIERS gave me health. likened only unto the
viaor OF youth. AMI upon such as are afflicted with
liver complaint, with sour stomach, with general de.
bility and dyepeptc pains. in all parts Of the land
did these Bitters produce astonishing curee,
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RBThe Friends and Acquatntances OF
Mrs. JAMES ROBB, sr., and Of her SONS, WILLIAM
and JAxFs RoBB are invited 10 attend the Funeral
services of the fo mer at her late residence, No. II
Rutedge-stree,, IH1s AFTERNOON, at half-past Four
O'Clock. June 15
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One Of the penehts Of Chinese imnigra-
t;on hitherto overlooked ID Just coming lotc
6t;oe. It utilixes rats, hitherto one OF the
most useless ss veil as destructive VI the ami,
mai creation. The Chinese will eat them and
render the whole race extinct.
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funtral llotiffs.

POTTs.-Died. on Sunday, the 18th instant, Mrs
MARY POTTS, in the seventy fifth year Of her age.
nG The Friends and Acquaintances OF
the late Mrs. MARY POTTS, are respectfully invited
to attend hsr Funeral, at Ten o'clock This MORNING,
at Grace Church, without further invitation.
June IL
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mIHE NEAIEST, THE QUICKEST

agIHE NEAIEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPE-T-THE News JOB OFFICE, No.
14s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with a
ne Y and large assortmc:t OF material of the finest
quality and latest styles, is preplred 10 execute at
ihc shortest notice and in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description.
Call and examine the scae Of prices before giving
your or,lers elsewhere.
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81 EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICE.-NO-
TICE is hereby given that on the fifteenth day of
June ensuing at Twelve noon, the undersigned will
apply to the Judge Of Probate Of Charleston County
for final discharge as Executors Ct will Of the late
THOMASM. HUME.
Eiw. G. HUME.
I. 4aas asisan + asEiz6sk; siHoHe NJ D. Executors
May Is stuth limo
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IN AFEALR OF HONOR.

BUFFALO, June 14.-The editor Of the New
York Spanish paper, who said that the native
Cub.ns were towards, fought duelat Lundy's
Lane with Cuban youth who had challenged
him. The Cuban was shot through both legs,
and his wound is serious.
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baltimore, Md March 4, 1868.

BALTIMORE, Md, March 4, 1858.
believe DR.. LAwRENcE's "kosadalis" to be the
BEST AIrEnAT1vE IN usE, and therefore cheeIfully
recommend it as such:
THOMAS ]. BOYKIN, NJ. D.
For sale by GooDB1cH, wINEMAN & CO, Ir.
porters of Drugi and Chemicals, Charleston. 8. c.
Jnnn 10 stuth3
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% The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances OF Mr.. BERN.RD CARROLL and
the family, are respectfully invited to attend his
Funrral, at the Sullivaus Island Ferry Beat, THIs
NoRNISo at Fight O'Clock. Jure Is
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Marrifo.

BEATTY-MURPHY.-on Wednesday. 9th inst,
In this city, by the Rev. Father NoRTHRoP. Mr..
JOSEPH BEATTY, Of Charleston, to Miss ELLkN
MURPHY, Of Columbia, 8. G.