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COW catcher threw 90. COW from the trsek
against the ban d and the engiua aud tender az 4
the baggage and maii cars passed on safely
when The COW rolled from tue bank unfer IN.
smoking or forward passenger car. Tue trssa
Was stopped about loo yards Z en- the Dom.
" here the COW Was struck. The sm Skiug car
tGsd with passengers. wss thrown on the trscs
On the north side OF the road. rynplefeiy
WRECKED and crushed. The s~cond pasSeneer
car mounted the smOk ine-car aud res ted Upon
% at right angle. The third car WAS badly
dam seed. hot not eroxen NJ. The next ar was
ne ehslr-car. Ii rsn on The wreck and into ft
few feet, sustaining cons stderaole damage.
The only persons Injured were IN he tuo
hrst passenger cars. and the namber - stated
n EIGHT. OF these Samuel Wei. a q srman
gentleman OF Atlanta, Ga. was tae oaly p~r-
son serIonsly and dangerously IN iured He a.
very badly bruised about the fsce and head and
VIII probably lose an eve. He "a the only on.
OF tne injured still ~ the junction, bat be wall
pe oTougnt 70 Baltimore aud PLACED in the
Hebrew Hospital this afternoon. Mr. We'll
was on his way 20 Europe Al the time Of m
accident ne was IN the smo king car rhe other
seven Were more or less bruised ard cut buf
none fatally or dangerously. A colored woman
had her collar bone broken
The names OF the parties hurt are not elyeu
One was child named Liucoln. IN charge of
as grsudmother nursed by q coiored woman,
who was IN Iured. Mr.. Eoosns, OF New York,
was one Of the injured
As coon as the news of the accident reached
Baltimore, about ~ O'Clock last night a train
with physicians and assistance was immedi-
atety dispatched 20 the wreck
The delayed tram reached here about i've
o'clock this a. m and proceeded at once %
New York.
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session of the Forty first
Congress.
IPUBLIC-NO. IL

IPUBLIC-NO. IL
AN ACT TO strengthen the public credit
Be a. enacted By The Senate and House of Repre-
seatattres Of The United States Of inerica in Con-
gress dssembled, That in order to remove any
doubt as TO the purpose OF the government to
discharge all Just obligations to the public
creditors, and TO settle con icting questions and
interpretations OF the laws by virtue of which
such obligations have been contracted il is here
by provided and declared that the faith Of the
United States Is solemnly pledged to the pay.
ment in coin or its equivalent of all the obliga-
lions Of the United States not bearing interest.
known as United States notes, and Of all the
interest-oearing obligations Of the United
States. except in cases where the law authoriz-
ing the issue Of any such obligation has ex-
pressly provided that the same may be paid in
lawful money or other currency than gold q nd
silver. But none OF said interest bearing oblI-
cations not ALREADY due shall be redeemed or
paid before maturity unless at such time United
States notes shall be convertible into coin at
the option of the holder. or unless at such time
bonds OF the United States bearing q lower rate
of interest than the bonds to be redeemed can
tie sold at par in coin. And the United States
also solemnly pledges its faith to make pro-
vision AZ the earliest practicable period for the
redemption OF the United States notes in coin.
j. q. BLAINE.
Npedkerof the House Of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAN,
ice-Pr, Sident II IA. JRted States and
Eres,,teRf Of tie N.Hdt,
Approved, March 1s, 1s,Io
US. GRANT.
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INTERESTING CUBAN NRws-The Fiiibusters,
dc.-The TACT 10 now established beyond O.
doubt that the filibusters who landed in the
bay of Nipe have effected junction with the
forces of Quesada- The troops have had sew.
eral ekrmishes with the insurgents near Trim.
1dad Havana is quiet. Emigration Of Ou-
bans has again commenced; large numbers are
leaving. A commission Of volunteers met
Tuesday, and adjourned without taking anv
action. IL is reported IN Havana that Minister
Roberts telegraphed from Warrington TO the
authorities at Havana warning them Of their
precari0us position. -..
Advices from Trinidad have been received.
Evolutionary movement was on foot The
volunteers had attempted TO depose the Gov.
ernor, who resisted and was killed. General
Lesca, with the Vasque volunteers, had gone
TO OincoviIlas. The Nuevitas railroad has
again been cut. The Government has received
information that TWO slave ships are expected
at Havana.
here, which shows that the Cubaps are making
an active offensive movement, and were never
in better spirits or more sanguine Of success
kilograms from Havana deny the report that
any number Of Cubans or any officer OF the
Cuban forces had surrended to Valmaseda.
There was great excitement in New York in
Cuban circles on Sunday night occasIoned by
the report Of the surrender OF Cepedes, whicc
originated in the telegram sent over by the
Spanish officials Of Cuba, but subseq uently
dispatches received frsm Cuban sources proved
the report 70 be entirely unfounded. Judge
Blatchford, in New York. granted a motion to
bond the steamer Quaker City. and has ap.
pointed appraisers to make o valuation. The
". J.. Erlress ascertains, II says from reliable
sources, that q committee Of the Central Ouba
Junta are in treaty with the owner for the
charter Of a fast crew vessel OF seven hundred
tons, TO convey three hundred men and . large
supply OF arms to Cuba. IL Is said the vessel
viii start In feW days. N
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OFFICIAL.
By H- Pre- ss's' u he THi'.d States Of Am>rica.
A PROCLAMATION

By ~ Prs sssHt " he Taii.d States IF Am,Tica.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas an additional article 20 the csnven-
hou for the surrender OF criminals, between
the CAited States and his Majesty the .ng OF
Italy, was concluded and signed by their
sp'etive pienipotentiarses At Washington, on
the 2Ist day of January, eighteen hundred and
SIXTY -rine, which additIonat article being in
the English and Italian languages, is word for
word as follows.
Itis azrsea that the concluding paragraph OF
the second article OF the convention aforesaid
shall he so amended a 10 read as follows
= kmbezZlement by any person or persons
hired or salaried. TO the detrimelt Of their en-
ployeIs. when these crimes are subject to infa-
nous punishment cording to the laws of the
tnItrd States, aid criminal punishment ac-
cOsding to the laws of Italy
In witness whereof the respective plenIpo-
tsntiaries have signed the present article IN
their arms.
pone at Washington, the eIs. day of January,
l-69.
IsEAL.l WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
[sEAL.l N. CERRUTr.
And whereas the said additional article has
been duly ratified on both parts, and the re
spective Publications were exchanged at Wash
ingtol On the 9TH instant:
Now, therefore, be il known that l, u. 5.
Grant, President of the United States Of Amer
lea, have caused the said additional article to
be made public TO the end that the same and
every clauss an0 arlcle tnereOi may De O0sery-
ed and fulfilled with good faith by the United
STATES and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
haNd aad caused the seal OF the United States
to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this eleventh
day OF May. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
lL.s.l sixty-nine, and of the independence
of the United States of America the
ninety third. ". >. GRANT.
by the President:
HAMILTON FISH. Secretary of State.
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the MCCONNELL MURDER.
Trial OF Robin>ea-His Acquiual-Eutb,
siasm az the Nerdtc,

Triai OF hoo'nsen-His Aoqaittal-Enthu-
siasm az the verdict
Especial Dispatch 20 the star
tIECINNAr1. June l0.-The McConn nell mur-
der trial at Jacksonville has resulted IN the ae-
qnIttal of Robinson. The most intense excite
ment has prevailed throughout the trial.
opinions varying for and against the prisoner.
but II became evident after the evidence was
Ia that the prosecu ution had failed 10 make ont
case. The Jury was out three hours, and re-
turned TO the courtroom With a verdict OF
mot Guilty" which was received with over
powering manifestations OF loy by the people.
Mcconnell will be rememb bered an Washington
as formerly Fifth Auditor of the Treasury. "A.
was the father in law of Senator McnauraII
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INTERESTING FoRHIGN NEWS BY CABLR.-
The Archbishop Of Canterbury has counseled
the Bishops in the English House Of Lords not
TO oppose the Irish Church bill. A banquet
was given last night 70 the deputations from
Ireland now in London, bearing petitions
against the Irish Church bill. Many Tory
were present. 1t is said twenty 1--we Conssrv.
alive Peers will decline to follow the policy of
rejection announced by the majority at their
meeting last Saturday. and the detection Of
others is probable.
The Post Ofice Department of Great Bri tain
has completed arrangements for the purchas
of lines OF telegraph in the United Kingdom, in
accordance with the bill passed by Parliament
last year.
The International, of London, mentions re-.
poIt that the present British Minister at Wash.
be replaced by the present oficiatipe Miuis,er
at ST. Petersburg. The Minister officiating al
Vienna will 60 to St. Petersburg.
The election riots in France at Nantes were
Paris represented. Troops were called ont
and were obliged to use the bayonet In disper.
sing the mob. Many rioters were wounded and
large number arrested. AT last adyices order
had been restor ed and the city was auiet A
telegram from Paris last night states that large
and tnmultous crowds assembled again in the
Montmarte district yesterday, aud the troops
were called out to suppress the disturbance
The Emperor has issued a decree couyening
the Corps Legislaiiff ON the asth inst.
Spanish Ministry. Captain General De Rodas las
will leave Spain to-day for Havana.
Cardinal Rauscher, Archbishop OF Vienna.
mas intervened to protect Bishop Lenz from the
secular power, but the Ministry as sert that thew
are unable TO interfere with the course OF ius.
tice. In consequence OF the affair coldness is
manifesting itself in the relations between the
Cardinal and the Imperial Government
Advices from Melbourne report that several
members had been expelled from the Parlia.
ment Of Y ict0ria for bribery, and proceedines
against others were pendiag.
IN hfp<,l Srf tha&a
sltion TO Sheere Aali had ended. Sheere Aali
had introduced many reforms in his govern
ment. He had remoueled his army, established
police force and forbidden the citizens from
carrying arms.
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the right OF any eleetor OF such District, or OF
either OF the cities. u hold any once or to he
rejected and TO serve as Juror be- and the same
y hereby. repealed and It shall be unlawful
for any person or officer TO enforce OF attempt
10 enforce such limitation after the pass,g of
this act IApproved, March l8, 1869.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

ALABAMA P0LrfIos-The Dsmocrafie Oon-
ysntion at Troy. Ala. has nominaisd a. -.
Worthy, Of Pike, for Congress, in the Second
By nm Get of Oongrsss. Tue Rspueaicans net
in Montgomsry TuesdAy, anA nominAssa OW.
Buckley a. their candtdass. The Rspublicaa
Convention 70 nominate for the third District
between the native and northern elomeuss- The
scenes of the Nah vllls Convearoa are being
repeated, and both sides are indaigsng In batser
reproaches. A special 20 the Montgomery Ad-
yertiser says thai mp 70 O'Clock yesterday az
terIoon no sreanfntion had been efecfed An a
that Q brsak.up was imminent The flGht Is
against Norris. the late incumbent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

As the day advanced in New York yesterday
the demand for money Increased, aud towards
the close Of bank hours az high as gold Interest
was bid. In exceptional instances we hear
That an addition 20 currency interest a commis-
SION was psid. The gold market was nrm
throughout the day, with the highest sale a.
l3s ana al the lowest at 49,
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DESfRUCrlvE TORNADO.

CINCINNATI, June l0.-lesferdav evening
herce tornado was experienceda NJ Miomis bure
Montgomery county. A bridge over the Great
Miami was demolished, and another partially
unroofed Fences and coimneys Were blown
down and houses unroofed
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INCENnIARY FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, June lo.-The large build
ing corner OF Willow strret and Ridge ayenup.
was destroyed by Al incerdiary fire last uieht
Loss S25,0o Insurance Si,51D. The sufferers
were b. Langreth Il Bro. piano mar a facturpr-.
Martino d Co., pattern makers. and Steers
brothers, cosl dealers. A stable and wagon
builders shop ad Joining were also destsoyed
Evening star., 1869-06-10

TEE PRrHrxEs' NATIONAL Coxvrsrrou.-
IheIypogrsplcal Convention yesterday passed.
. Nsoluuon sdmitnng proxies a. IN act OF
courtesy, not as q right. q. Halioran. the
proxy Of the Montgomsry, Ala, UnIon, sent
IN protest. MI. Hart, proxy OF the Barring
Ine petition for q charter from the " omen, q
Union OF New York, was referred 70 o con-
mlteee. Resolutions In favor Of the reorNnna-
graphical unions were offered snd rrf-rrsS -
tne Conmttee on Constitutional Amendments,
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ELLIS IRON BITrERS

Having rscd your Iron Bitters IN my practice
can testify - Its superior tonic properties for
siCOratiug the appetite aud promOting digesficD
. can uDhesltatincly recommend IL In cases of
general debility and dyspepsia. and in conditions
of the sy stem requiring the OF a ftrrusi mons
tOnic. Its agreeable flavor must recommend III 10
all. Yours. respectfully,
CHAS \ GAUNTT, N D.
Professor in toe PhHaielphia University o
Medicine and Surgery
Dor 81 ~ KIDWBLL & SON.
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
and Druggists generally. ny s6-3m
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FROM FRANCE.

Our Minister 20 utaly-Dake de- Per.lsuv
Advises Liberal Reforms.
PARIS, June IO.-General FIeurv has n..o
appointed Envoy Extraordinary and IA an ,st.r
Plenipo,entiary 10 Italy.
The Duke de Persigny has written a comma
nicaton TO the Emperor Napoleon, ad vising
the inuod uction OF further liberal reforms.
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DsPARTMsNr OF STATE,

WASHIEETVN, j une 4, 1861.
Information has beeu received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. George F. Seward, the consul
general of the United States al Shanghai, Of the
death, by drowning, on the 2pth of February
last, in the Hvangpoo river, of J. L. Wintap.
an American seaman, belonging u the steamer
Chill.
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TELEGRAMS TO The STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
PRESIDENT GRANT AND PARTY E>
R0ETE

PhiLADELPHIA. June lo.-The tram for New
YORK with the Presidential psrty on board
passed through West Philadelphia, Oh the con =
meeting road, AT 1919 ibis morning.
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PRRsONAL.-Mr. Richard Davis, who was
for many years engaged in the music business
on Pennsylvania avenue, where he acg uired a
handsome fortune, il now in this city on r
visit, looking as fresh and young as twenty
years ago. He now resides in Baltimore, and
there as here is held in NJ uch esteem.
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INDIAN APFAIRs.-TAe instructions for
the different Superintendents lately assigned
TO duty in Indian Districts are to-day being
prepared at the Indian Bureau, and to-mor-
row the lately appointed Agents will receive
their Instructions.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

SENATOR SUMNER had long interview with
the President yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Sum-
ner, 1t is said, proposes to leave this city for
Boston this evening or tomorrow.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

w WASHINITON. j uue 4, If'og.
Information has been received at this De-
sui OF the UnI,ed States at 81. Thomas, W. /.
OF the death, on the 10tn of NJ ", 1869, at st.
Tnomss, of T.. kopstein, an American seaman
belong ng 10 the bri iyantins ulia Z. Carney.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, left here last even
ing for his home in Groton, Mass, and will be
sbsent until the latter part Of next week, as
stated in the STAR OF yesterday.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

~Emma Webb, the actress. leaves the stage
for the stump in opposition to the woman sSf.
mage movement.
~Ths Chicago Post wishes that the author
OF The Gates Wide Open" would "sail in
and spare the puplic another book.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

ORIsHN UTIIr. Collector of Customs for the
District OF Middleton, Conn, who was sns.
pended few days since has rendered his res
isnation and the same has been aecep:ei BY
Secretary Boutwell,.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

HON. r. e. SCHRNcK, the Chairman of yhe
Ccmmiltee of Ways and Means, sails for Eu.
rope on the 10Th inst next.
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DEATH OF APASrOR-

LANCASTER, PA, June lO-Rey w Y. t3ot-
valid, psstor Of ST. John 8 Lutheran Church in
This city, died here last night. He had been Ia
Ill health for some TIM.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

THK COMMISSIONER or INTERNAL REV syUR
has decided that a person tanning hides for
parties furnishing the leather are required to
make returns as manufacturers.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

ELEVEN CLERKS IN the Indian Bureau Were
notified yesterday thar their designations would
be accepted, and the names OF eleven persons
have already been sent In for appointment 10
the vacancies.
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THE RAILROAD ACCuDRNg.
IThe Associated Press Aecouut1

BALrINokx, June l0.-Mr King, Vice Pres
idenf OF the baltimore and Ohlo Railroad Uom-
pany. and VIM. Toole, Assistant Sapsrintead-
ment In regard 70 the accident which occurred
10 me through express tram from Washington
70 New York last night:-The train was pro-
ceeolng ~ the usual speed, when Just aftsr pass
lew nnndred yards from the Junction north,
near the point where the carriage road crosses
the railroad, the engine struck COW. The
Evening star., 1869-06-10

ANDREW EoULKR has been appointed Post.
master at Bladensourg, Md.
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EVENING STAR.


INTERNAL RKvENuE.-The receipts ts-day
from this source were &s67, ,453.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
7 ATIONAL THEATE8.

NATIONAL THEATE8
FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing
MONDAY EVENINS, JUNE 2, 1869
The Assoc isted Artistes of
NELLY 4 Icons MiNSTRELS.
IRON 5SO Broadway. New York, will appear
kVBkH EVENING. and
AATINEB ON SATURDAY.
Door open at o'clock. Admission, so Cent
- usual CHAS MELVILLE
JeS Business Manager.
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GOOD NEDUCUNE

DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself a
reputation unsurpassed in the history Of medical
preparations Its instantaneous fect in the erai-
iesticn OF pain, and the verbal testimony Of the
Masses IN its favor have been and its ow best
advertisement Every family should keep it 10
their homes in OF ldden attacks OF mauy dis
eaoes in " hich 10 n an q tidote nv "a I'm
Evening star., 1869-06-10

DURING THB ABSENCE OF THE PRESIDENT,
General Porter and General Babcock, pri vate
secretaries. will be at the Executive Mansion
to transact the routine business. Mr.. Crook
will also be on duty in the Reception Room.
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MANH00n.

medical essay on the Cause and Cure Of PRE-
mature decline in man. the treatment Of Nervous
and Physical debility, &c.
There Is D1enbsT Of SOriefy ~ rriorn tiis book
-ri NOT Be fOHsd Esefsl trheAer svch PRISON AoIds
rae JsIaftoa Of Pdreaf, PTscsptOr OF CIsTsvmas ~
MEDICAL TINES AND GAZETTE.
sent BY mail on receipt Of fifty cents. AdJrsss
the Author, DR.. y. DEF. Curtis 81 North y,
81 RaIsi
Evening star., 1869-06-10

SPECIAL NOTICE DIR. Curtis begs to notify
his Washington patients that, owing to his extern
sive practice In Baltimore, he will in future be
able to devote only the following days TO their
terests. and can be consulted cn SATUROAYS
from TO and S u D m, and on SUNDAYS II q.
In 70 IN, and s to p. m, at 222 street, Ia
rear OF Willard 9 Hotel
SPECIALITY treatment and cure Of Nervous
Debility. and sll diseases arising from abuses of
the % stem. myljsg
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RUBLlC-NO. g.

AN ACr Tor The further security OF eq uaI rights
in the district of Columbia.
BE AZ eRdcted bg the Senate and Hoase Of Repre-.
seRtdfirss ~ Me Iasted States Of 4sssricd in Con-
SrsSs assembled, That the word swnite, where.
ever it occurs In the laws relating TO the
District OF Columbia, or IN the cnarter or
ordinances OF me cities Of Washington or
Georgeiox xn, and operates ae Q Limitation on
Evening star., 1869-06-10

From John q. Parker. as TN street, We have
Horper's Weekly and Frank Lesiies' Illustrated
Newspaper for June Is, and 1ke Summer fouyisss
Pocket Gude, BY T. hrppie Han, just the thing
Evening star., 1869-06-10
Wall Street fs.Dax.

NEW YoRK. June 1O.-Ssocks weak but active
Sterling Exchanges sR. Gold, -. 5-s0s, ls62.
coupons ny. l0-40's, coupons, 81. N0rA
Caroiinas 81, new, san. Virginia slxss, old
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No; l-o( Oh lXHHIBITION $50; 4sS
sTRErr AT MARKRITERB, fsrRrrr.
"A Rf GALLE ERY,
304 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,

IA Z g Il ERY,
304 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
A choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Ger
man; french, English and American OHRUMOs,
ENGBAViN6o, PHOTOGRAPHS. PASSB PAR
TOgTe, eTERkOsCOPEs and erIREOPTiC
VI1We, PARLOR BRACkITe.
Oval and sQuare PICTURE TBAMES, CORDB,
TASSBLe, &C, kc.
Picture Frame made to order. Prices mode
rate. SMITH STRONG,
&C H-ly ProDrietors.
DROF's. KRBIG DANCING AOADEMY,
u Penn. avenue, opposite Metropolitan a
Hotel We would respectfully announce that
Ue ere nov prepared to receive pupils Ct
such prices a. WIN suit the times, and agree :
With the prices Of other Professors In the city OH
and see a. for Circulars and information. Olasooo
On TUESDAY and SATURDAY, from to 8 0 'cl 4;
future both Professors constantly In attendance.
ocsl-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
GoRHAN NNANUFACTURING COMPANY
PsOyIpESCE, Il. L,
sTEELISG SILVER WARE
FINE BLKrTRO- PLATED WARE.
Thfs Company. havins the most extensive and
tonpete silver Ware Factory in tha world and
.myloytrg toe best talent In designing, Modelling
sd finishing, are. with the ard OF ingenious ard
lstor -s'ing machinery, casbied to produce IN
tsTEe gusntties sud - the lowest prices, goods
H-sutifCl IN oesigu AMI unsurpassed Ia insh. the
tU@Ltss % which they gusr sDfee 20 be OF steriP
pUTt-y :. Mint as-as. certit cate IL issued
With sll srtic IN silver for the purpose OF pro
tseting pure from Of their esssns
They also continue &c manufacture Their we'll
knovu and uuTtyaled Mich ell silver kieCtrs Plated
wsre; witch viii last twenty we years with fair
everyday Csast.
orders re- eived from the trade sEIy. bnt these
Tcods msy be Obeuuel from responsible deal
everywhere
k1Itlal Tale MARI III s!.si u
~ tsSs,lND Tor for
sTFEi1Ss Silver Pave acS
sps,iVIS 20 20; As B . Jul lO,l5 ~,
Evening star., 1869-06-10

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, BELIEVED To ER
SAFE.-There was painful rumor here this
morning that Secretary Boutwell, had been in
Jured, by the railroad accident at Annapolis
Junction last night, but as no news has been
received at the Treasury Department to that
effect, and as none of the lists of wounded so
far received here contain his name, il is be-
lieved that he was unhurt. He was not in the
car with the Presidents party.
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0evsrnnsns Securities

WAsKIrofon, June "a. lsss.-Jay Ocose A
20. fanish u following aaotatisns Of Gov
erpmeps oocurltaoo:
Evening star., 1869-06-10

Col. A. h. LONG, Commissary of Subsis.
tance, and formerly on the staff Of ex.Presi.
dent johnson, arrived here a few days since
from Fort Leavenworth looking remarkably
well. He leaves here for Pennsylvania in a
day or two
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Balsinsrs marksss, fs.say.

BALTInoRR, June l0.-Oottou very firm al 3l.
Flour fairly aclive. Wheat dull, with pncs-
unchanged; prime. ls5asI.75. Corn advanced
prime white, 95a96c.; yellow. 90 Oats firm a.
IS for light. Rye dull and nominal PORK
firm AZ 32a$S2 25. Bacon active; Rib Sides
.hal7a; Clear nb. Il alsk; Shoulders, l4A
Hams, .Oa2l. Lard quiet AZ l9h Whiskey-
small lots sell slowly at 99asl
Evening star., 1869-06-10

GEN F. T DENT, Private Secretary to the
President, left here this afternoon at O'Clock
for st. Paul, Minn., to visit his family, now re-
siding there. He will stop day in Chicago on
his way ont and after spending q week or two
at st. Paul will return East
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RRING RUr NORVE

ERRING BUT NOBLE.
Sell ,HhLP r0R roUNG MEN, who having
letter envelopes. FREE of charge. Address HOW
AID SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION BOX p,
PhiIadelphia, Pa. my 10 eoam