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Evening star., 1869-08-14

TH1 sPBcrRoscoPR has taught rs that the
suns atmosphere is totally unlike ours. con.
tanning bodies In the state Of vapor which, on
our earth, are solid. Among the most promi.
nent OF these commitments are sodium yapor
ana IRON vapor. II rs obvious from this that
the temperature OF the sun must be very hlrh.
and the old theory Of Herschel, which has IN.
fortunately been repeated over and over again
In our astronomical school books, and is TO the
rounded BY luminous phosphorescent atmes.
pnere, ts exploded. We now Know thar the
sun IL hot, incaAdescent molten mass. its
temperature being % high that We can with
dimculty form q conception of IL,
Evening star., 1869-08-14
From Europe by Cable.

The Harvard and Oxford crews were out in
their boats yesterday, both showing good pace
ana strong pulling. The afternoon of Wednes.
day, the 25th instant, has been finally agreed TO
and appointed as the time for the race. The
Harvard crew is composed for the race as fol.
lows Fay, bow; Lyman, Simmons, Loring.
stroke. The capture Of Derry was duly cele.
brated In various parts of Ireland yesterday
The Orangemen at Belfast haa speech making,
professions and cannon shooting.
The committee OF the French Senate Is pro.
gresslng in the examination Of the senatus con-
sultum. An amendment has been introdu ced
providing that in case the Senate reject the bill
passed by the Corps, joint committee of Sen.
aiors and Deputies be appointed to adjust the
disputed points. The PROJECT empowering the
Reneral councils to elect members of the Senate
Is disapproved by amajority of the committee
Inc assertions recently made In some journals
that the Porte had information of letter COM
promising the Gar are pronounced utterly
falsei no such letter exists. The only CORES
pondence exchanged in regard to the Viceroy
was notice sent by the Austrian government
to st Petersburg that it was the Intention of
lsmal Pasha TO visit the Russian courts, ard
TO this favorable reply was returned by the
The lowness of the river Nile excites general
attention. The water is lower than it has been
ior one hundred and fifty years. The prospect
for cotton is favorable. The crop is estimated
at 100000 carlos.
Twelve priests hs We been arrested at Burgos,
charged with taking part in the Carlist insur.
rectIon.
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OPPRESSED

lNSURRECTION SUPPRESSED.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 1.-THE insurrec-
hon which recently broke out In Kirohiz
county has been entirely repressed.
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II OsS nm EOUsE.
On 9. Rslgafe opposite

On - Hslgafs opposite GsorEstOcH.
his elegant aud attractive 50 INNER re a. a
IRE AZ IL ncy Open fD- the entertainment XsyAV
q guests In inviting the patronage of H..HSl
cse publ the proprfetOrs deem IL only ece sssry
90 call attention its nj gh, airy and cool oca-
non. ap1 the pusurpsssed views presented from
every FONT OF the well appointed and shady
srouBdt, and TO p.edRe. in addition TO these great
0sturs sdvsntss that Its larder and bar will be
sept C instantly s-pplied with srsrBthiHs the most
fsstlds0us taste can desire. The cooking shall he
h ed, tnc ettep t1on prompt and polite, and
- Eosslyrz may be reached BY the AGuedact
bIldfe> or by the Long Bridge via Arlington
eitnfr route shording pleasant drive through
sceBery Of historic interest
iss}tf sYLES CHADWICK. Proprietors
ScOCk TOE HOTEL.
~ CAPE MAY. J.,
WILL OPEN on THE "a TIL OF jung, $50.
his n Otel has been erected within tho past year
erords amele accommodation for nearly , n
cse tneuss1d guests, and is furnished vIsyk9
6 aaI 70 any OF the leading hstels In the (k:fR
For terms, SC until then, address
PETER GARDNER. Proprietor,
No. 307 Walnut street,
el7eOzm Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

ANoTHRR APPLICANT FOR INDRPANpRNcR
Australia 10 now setting up claim and show.
ing reasons why the independence of the al r
Australian colonies and their federation in 4
republic should come to pass. Australia An
New Zealand have the area ana Capacity to
support population Of hfty millions, but as
OF these advantages. 1t IL shown that, within
fifty years, while only one million British sub.
jects have emigrated to the American Britis b
colonies, four millions of emigrants have set.
tied in the United States, showing that emf.
grants generally, especially the Continental
emigrants, prefer to 60 to republic. There.
fore Australia desires 70 be q republic, hoping
now tends towards the United States.
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AWONDERFUL MEDICINE.
ERRING BUT NORy.E

EHkING BUT NOBLE.
SELF ELP FOR YOUNG MEN, Who havfnR q
Erred, desire better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box p
Philadelphia. Pa. nv To- eosm
Evening star., 1869-08-14
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This AfterRoon's Dispatches.
VICE PRESIDENT GOLF,

SAN FRANCISCO, August I3.-yice President
Colfax and party reached here to night.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

DEATH OF MARSHAL MEL OF
FRANCE.
PARIS, August I.-Marshal Mel, Minister
OF War, is dead.
Evening star., 1869-08-14
Wall Street To.Dav

Nw YORK, August 1i.-Stocks irregular aud
ieyerIsh. Money steady at 6a7 per cent. Ex-
epange, lOYh. Gold, l3ik. 5.2g's. 1852, I23k
lO-iO's, ll4s. North Carolina 6's So: new a.
virginia &c, old, 81: new, O..
Evening star., 1869-08-14

REDUCING THEIR PAY.-Acting Secretary
Richardson, upon the recommendation of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, this morn
ing issued an order reducing the pay of assist
ant assessors In North Carolina and Tennessee
from $3.50 to IS per day; those in the Gulf
States from $3.50 to SO per day, and those in
the Territories on the Pacific slope from as to
81 per day.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

~ sorIOE. -
| The only place In the city TO buy your
BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS
| at regular
WHOLESALE PRICES
STRASBURGER BROS,
| 373 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN IAxDK,
WHERE TIE LARGEsT ASSORTMENT CAN
Dl6 BE FOUND.
DowN TIE RHINE; or Young America in
Young AmeTica brUsd Usd ossd ths
COUNTESS GIsELA; By the author Of the
sT0WE0N THE BIBLE. Origin and history
the Apocry phal, de igned to show nat the Bible
Is not, what 1t Is, and how TO use 1t; by Prof. u
l. etowe, D. So so
The Pictorial Field Book OF the War Of 1872,
n,Instrsnons, by pen and pencil OF the History,
isi1srWsphy; scenery; Ress and Traditions Of the
son j. Losing, with several hundred epgrav.
.."....-......."S1 90
pAppleton's American Annual Oyclop@dia, or
Register OF Important Events of the year 1868: half
HoIocc -------.--..-....---.-SI ~ 90
the Christian sDgs5s Of GsImsny Family vol Of
Library ) By Catnerins WindwoHth...........S So %
DAISY, I'd volume; by the author Of wide,
Wide World" "Queechy," etc................sI IS
MORAL REFORMS; by Bishop Cleveland
Coke. ...-... 4 90
CARMINA CRUCIs; by Dora GreenweII 81 SO
All the New Books to be had at
PHILIP sOLOMON'S
Booksellers and Stationers.
su5tN 332 Pa. ave-, between 9Th and 10th.
- EOI IL NOT TIOI
The ciIizens Of the District are respectfully in.
formed that
ROBERT FULTON co.,
s11 NINTH STREET,
Have recently made extensive arrangements for
LOANING MONEY
MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AT THE LOWEST BATES
Sums Of slIoo and over, ss "a Per cent.
OPEN EvERI DAY, SUNDAYS ExCEPrEDJ
FROM \. u. TO 9P.M.
riGI Pfhh Il 4HE 4ssT IoAs ia o..
G FOB THE BEST
TEAS AHD 0oRPJIsS
IN WARRINGTON OITY.
60 TO THE HONG.
$50 eIvEHTH sTRIET.
ieu-tf B. G. sTEvENs. Prosrietor.
N o \.
For the Convenience Of persons desiring 20 pur-
chase COkD, and residing in Parts Of the city re-
mote from the once Of the Gas OomIany' Coke
es Ss :Se sf eh. e. ss sss cS street..
The Grocery Store Of D. 0onnell, corner OF lss
and b streets vest,
De Holls Dras store. corner Of sth and 't''
g. w. Oroplys Drug Store, I1o Bridge street,
The price vim be the same ss all ofshs seoys
named places. ly2-O
oNDON BISCUITS.
Just imported, . variety Of these delicious BIS
CIJITe ip 1 and ID tin boxes.
Also, LIIBB6S Mat eISCUIT
". BURCaELL,
Corner Of lsth and streets.
IL under Bbbitt House.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

SHIP CANAL ACROSS THE IsTHMUs OF DA
RIEN.-Rear Admiral Charles IL. Davis, re.
Gently returned TO the United States in the
steamer Guerrero, from the command of the
South Atlantic fleet, has been ordered to make
arrangements for survey of the Isthmus OF
Darien, with view of obtaining information
as TO the feasibility. cost, &C., of tructing
canal across the Isthmus
Evening star., 1869-08-14

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, August lt-Flour. 5aIO cents
better Wheat lag cents better. Corn dull
Evening star., 1869-08-14

NARROW ESCAPE FROM A SHOCKING DEATH
A German named Miller. lately arrived in
this country, boarding In Happy alley, back of
Ann street, came near losing his life y esterday
In singular manner. He was alone in his
room, IN an upper story, unloading q huge
iron bound chest, about the size OF q small ark
and twice as large as a three-story Saratoga
trunk. When he had nearly completed the
Work, and while leaning over to get some
article at the bottom Of the chest, Miller lost
ms balance and fell in. His heels struck the
lid and brought it down, making him fast
prisoner by means of a spring lock attached
The old fashioned strength OF the chest and
fastenings resisted the prisoners most vigor.
Gus efforts to break his bonds, and his
half-stif1ed cries could not be heard by the
other inmates of the house, who were all down
STAIRS. The agony OF the moment was intense.
as may be well imagined, con nsiderIng the mar.
row confines OF such prison and the remote.
ness OF all help. Fortunately, the window of
the room was open, and the suppressed cries of
sunerIng were heard by a lady IN an adjoining
yard, who instituted inquiries, and these led
TO an investigation, In which the searchers
were directed to the trunk by the means of the
imprisoned man. There was no time tor de-
lay. An axe was speedily brought to bear
upon the trunk and the lid forced open. The
poor man was found TO be almost exhausted,
Dut was soon revived by the fresh air and
proper applications, though it will be some
Gays before he is completely over the terrible
fright the accident has given hi m R1U SIM
Evening star., 1869-08-14

TBR CHINESE VIsIroRs IN NEW YORK.
Messrs. Choy-Chew and Sing Man, the two
Chinese merchants from San Francisco. who
are stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel, attract
much attention. They are visited not only by
curiosity seekers, but also by our merchants
VINO thus find an opportunity to acquire much
valuable information in regard to the trade of
the East, which is now almost brought to opr
doors by the opening of the Pacific railroad
MI Chey-Chew Is a young man of about 25
years OF age; but his companion is much older
having reached his AID year. Both are pol.
lshed In manner, and speak English fuentIy
They wear loose fitting blue flannel suits but
tonlng close TO the chin and cut In the Oriental
style Their heads are closely shaven, except
AT tne crown from which depends the Inevita-
BILE pIg-tail, SO dear to the Chinaman Panama
mats OF the finest texture complete the toilet
Inc youngest visitor is the San Francisco
agent OF the Pacific Mail Steamship COMPANY
He is also mem ber Of the San Francisco house
OF Lun, Wo Co, dealers in tea, sugar, rice
and all other kinds OF China provisions. Sing
Man is member of the firm of Ohy, Lung
Co., importers and dealers in Canton crane
embroidered silk shawls, lacquered wood, &c.
" y. Post, I4th. wv
Evening star., 1869-08-14
RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ae : IT
WARRINGTON, 1888.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
MORk and WARRINGTON AND fHD WEST,
are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except SUNDAY, at T. q ana O an
A. -. and l2:4a, 2:3O, 4:20, $40, and IA 5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except sunday, at . and 30 A.
and 30 and 20 r. N.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave ~ A. n and 4:2O p N. Ho train q,
or rom AsHspolfs on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at A. NJ, and 1245, 2 so, 5:4O, and
FOB wAf STATIONS.
Leave % A. d. and $50 and 7:43 p M
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except eaturday and Sunday at 7
A. N $50, and 7:45 and p NJ
On Saturday st A. N and $50 m.
On sunday ~ 2.90, 7:45 and p. N. only, con-
secrng 80 Relay station with trains ffom Bslti-
more 70 Wheelins. PsrkersburE, &c.
Thro6sh tickets TO the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Once at al hours OF
ne day. Also, st he Compsny's once, 400
uekets a. the avenue once can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked their
residenee, taken 20 the depot, and pct In the bas
Tor New Yors, PhiI.delphis, and Boston, ss.
J. WILSON, Master Of Transportatfon
i. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 3. kOONTZ. General Agent
Evening star., 1869-08-14

0eveFn0sns 0seUpftfss.
WAsHnofoN, August n, tsse-Jay Ocose A
90. flrntsh ths following 9aosaiisn. OF Gov
Evening star., 1869-08-14

~ A special meeting OF the Nev yorr "a
roeis was held on Thursday for the purpose OF
appointing q committee to present the tsStimo.
MAI 70 Miss Ida Lewis. voted at the last meet.
the insignia Of Sorosis, enlareed in sire. com.
Poseo on massive gold, richly enameIed, and
1n:criosa II :Sorosis, 70 Ida Lewis, the Heroine.
and its presentation constitutes Ma IeVts sn
nonoraIy member Of the nrst Womans Society
Evening star., 1869-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES,
ELLIS, IRON BITfERs,

Will enrich the blood and rrevent it from becom
ing vstery and wesk eive heslthy com plexion.
are very pslstsble These bitters are recommepd-
ed 10 ai yersoHs requiring . safe ana valu able
tonic to impart tone and strength to the ssetem
not sfven by bitters 4ereiy stimuant In their
Effects which, although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength te
the blood which the Iron Bitters will give
PREPARED by VIM Elfis. Chemist. For sale in
Washington by KIDWELL SON, PennsyIyania
avenue and 14th stre0- my26- 3n
WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRf DAVIS PAIN KILLER is really .
valuable medicaEcnt. and unlike most Of the
patented articles Of the dsy, is used by many
physicians. 1t is particularly desirable In Ioca-
tiOps where physicians are not near, and in fami.
lies will often rave the necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for doctor bottle should be kept in
every house Boston Tfar.lIsr. iy2l.Im
Evening star., 1869-08-14

ItHR0UGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
LEW Yosk.A iYGossakiA' AAD &0
WAsHIysroN, 1853.
Trains between WAsHINGT0N AND HEW
YORK are How run a. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, setfsoxs eiasgs Of enys
Leave daily except Sunday at . A. N, and
"a and p. N.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except sunday at 3 A, n. And
80 and 3:k0P. N.
ON SUNDAY.
kSsve for Heg York as $40 P. H., and Phils-
essins cars fer New YORK on 9 r. II. train
y.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, Hsv yors a,
Bsstoa can Be had at the stAtioa 0os st ali honr.
y the day, Also, as the Oompanyb Once. No
l0o Pennyivsnia ayenae: Passenger pare nssinG
Tickets st the Avenue once can there arranae "a
have their bssga called for and check ed q their
resfdenos, taken he depot, and put IN the bSa.
&c Bsltiners snd Ohio Railroad sdvsrsissmeu,
tos sshsdsss ~ pssvess Warrington, Baltimore, An
j. =. WILSON. master Of Transporsss,eu
l. u. COLI. General Ticket Agent
nou gro. 3. KOeEfZ. Agent. Washinston.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

mere nave new motion called the uKsnrsroo
Skips." He says the creatures Ion the hSnds
keep the arms close to the sides like a ske wered
Snicsen, and. instead OF walking about modest.
ing, hopping Spd bouncing, very mnch after
the style OF the famous ANIMAL after whom
Evening star., 1869-08-14

~LAst week the Un,on Paciac Railroad
sold $4,000 worth Of land
The latest fashion for girls 10 said to be
the wearing OF bows on the elbows. We are
open Iof poeiuon as boWist.-B1ck Pomeroy.
0W. W. Leland, formerly Of the Union
aotei, S9fetoea, has Just become the proprietor
OF the Lsneham Hotel, London, the largest
notei In England. In Consequence OF this
purcnase LelandS future resideace will be
London instead OF Saratoga.
~The Great Eastern. having arrived a,
SneeIneess y 70 be Immediately loaded with
the Angio.Indian cable, to be laid between
Aoen end Bombay. A large part OF this cable
is already completed ''s
Evening star., 1869-08-14

NIcKLB CENTS OF 1867 AND 1858 WORTH ONLY
CIHT EACH.-Acting Secretary Rich ,rdson
having received numbers Of letters as TO the
value Of the first nickle cents. this morning
made public the following letter:
"Sn:-In reply to your letter Of the 10th in
slant, asking TO be informed il the one cent
coins issued in 1907 and 1858 are worth consid.
erably more than their nominal value on &C.
count of metal Of which they are made. you
are referred fer the desired information to the
enclosed copy Of q notice issued By the Direc-
tor of the Mint Of the United States. under date
OF May 30, 1o67, proposing to purchase
all nickel cents dated 1857 70 1884. by
paying therefor the nominal value In three
paraeraph Of said notice is In the following
words :-"The public may be assured that
nene of the cents herein mentioned have any
epecial value. The sole object Of this opera.
tion is to confer . public benefit" Very re.
spectfully,
Evening star., 1869-08-14

POSTAL APPoINTMENTs.-The Postma ster
General has appointed George w. Soper postal
clerk on the cars between Boston, Mass, and
st. Albans, VT, vice S. E. Bailey removed;
also, Robert Sheads mail route messenger be-
tween Hanover junction and Gettysburg, Pa :
John w. Allen postal clerk on the cars be-.
tween Boston and Orleans, Mass, vice Marcus
NJ. Nye resigned; and S. NJ. Hartley postal
clerk on the cars between Chicago, Ill, and
Davenport, iowa, vice X. Anderson removed.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

PRESIDENT GRANT. accompanied by his
family. made q pleasure trip over the Erie
Railroad yesterday. He reached Susq squehanna
from New York at 81 p. m, and after inspec.
ung the extensive shops Of the railway at that
place left in special train for Horrells VILE
At Binghamptsn. Oswego and Waverly large
crowds thropged TO greet him. He arrived in
Elmira at O'Clock last evening, accompanied
By q delegation Of leading citizens A large
eoncourse of people were at the depot to
welcome him, and on being introduced to the
crowd, he was enthusiastically received. The
tram was delayed about fifteen minutes, anc
during that time hundfpds crowded around the
car 70 shake hands VIII the President. He left
Scr Cory, PennsylvS =, where he expects to
spend q few days in looking through the OIL
regions.
Evening star., 1869-08-14

ENFORCING THE RULRs.-Acting Secretary
Richardson yesterday issued a circular calling
special attention to the second paragraph of
the rules OF the Department, issued June l..
1869. An accurate daily account must be kept
OF the time each clerk and employee is absent
from his or her work, either by coming late or
by leaving during or before the close of busi.
ness hours. A report Of the time lost will be
made to the Secretary on the last day of each
month, and hereafter proportional part of
the pay will be deducted for every such ab-
sence, unless caused by unavoidable necessity,
evidence of which must be furnished
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-30
Real Estate.
EARN FOR SALE,


The subscriber offers for sale the Harvey jew
s.tf.rIn lyiug on the Centre road in Hydsrark'
istanI from the village, about miles from
Gadvs Falls, about IL miles, and from MOT
-;.yille. about miles Said farm contains
,esut 1870 acrss of choice land, some s0of which
Il vpder Improvement. 1t has also ins sugar
.rchard Of ever 400 trees and good apple or
,hard. The buildings consist Of q house newly
flashed outside and in good repair inside, Witn
q large and nearly new roodshed, aud wagon
bonse attached. a barn 30x42, bnilt about slx
ears ago, and o horse-tarn and hog house -
tsood running water to buildings. This farm
susi b sold imhediatsly and my terms VIII De
such as will find ready purchaser.
: Ilso. the old "Vose Farm lying on the west
line Of Wolcott, containing about l25 acres OF
and with sugar orchard of about $50 trees,
ysad house and wood-shed, barn, horse-oarn
s1d heg-house, with running water the same.
Also q new upright saw-mill in good running
snler, with room for clspbosrd mill and other
sT,sbinery. Head and fall Is feet, with pom
sowirr over 80 acres, making one of the b.
1g,ter mowers in town. Also two lots OF wild
aai helyily sprucei and lying alongside the
,snd 50 that lumber can be got to the mill with
6nt verv little team work. This is altogether
ED ~ the finest chances for manufacturing
'r,pber in northern VT. The Lamoille Valley
gailroad will he distant from to miles with a.
yn Grade to the same. The above property
al lies in one body and will be sold together or
e5.h mart separately, to suit purchasers. Price
u farm, only $500. .nu,x
Hyde Park, Sept. s, 1859. ~
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The BJsToN JOURNAL,
FOR 1870.
THE POPLAR
L y W ENGLANb
F A II l L Y NLESP4p,

In presenting the prvsp,,.us Of Tn,
JouaNAL to tao reading inuu,.,. 0o'rO5
'nuintist'cno Of the uan. atu..s =. ~ -! 1'.-l,i
u 50 aecepta de in til, past, Is - ''' Ia,
IL extended ciGcu.at.,u la N.vE, 'P'~1.-
lished is rcPu, at, d 81 \ a.,,..,z. is''s'.
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or saniled that tily pop ..
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news az the Gay III. ,....
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winch 1t occupies - q i.a.lt.
try Will be e'nt.u's'., vG.iy t.u
pi'eaticn which the progress "a, .v...,. =, T.
journs!lsts, who aysjr, T. met M. Z
II tbs pu,4fc' will not eGu..av,., ' ',H.1.
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sentins, however impartial. a.. 5..-. 90 -
meetings of sli p II ca 2A.t,..t.,. 80
NEWSPAPER which IA it. i,a..t ''-'r-
may challenge the c'jt caa,,,a.t
litical views. re.
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tures which have made IT, A.. 49,.
ho'd' 81 Thousands IN New Eu. .aas i. we
viii add to its value ahd pey,g If I'M. w.. -,
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characterize its future course. VII
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ITS special correspondents are en- ~ "a N.' E14e
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SPECIALFEATU8gs
Among the new features which -
value Of The JOurna! during N, ".', S'l IT,
found '"> 'Saf I;'Jsl. {,
EDWARD KINGS LETTERS FROM 81 e.,,
TON" III nARkiAG
LIAM SCHUYLER. '''' HNAL VIII
ESSAYS AND REVIEWS BYA.w
hAlFS FROM WASHINGTON nv ,,,,nu.
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SPECIAL TELEG RAPHIC pISp ,rcuv, ,,..
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ITS DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN rogsvsno,
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Els Will lie sent t eli points YbcTa
meet mss, TT matters If general interest
anu ny the fcest use Ct the tc!esranh n. gg ..'S
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THE BOSTON JOuPNAL
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EyssY,

PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVENING
The editions are essentially two ues.o..,
independent in many respects If each other. T5.,
are not simply two editions Or one pape, .t,-.
perfect in all their features, and coapct, n ,.sI
editorial and reportorial labor pussesss. %, .,,t
advantage to the reader Of securing fu.eisAg.,,
d-.a!led reports than are furnished by al a,vc.
Por in New England. the Boston Dali, I.r-u,i !,
pa ,!ished Morning and Afternoon, d.ily. ,Suad.s
excepted) City subscribers furnished Jy roa.. a.
r.ers. one copy by mail one year. SO
order 10 meet tle eI peCG.ti5 ls Of te .c.,,r.,
VINO look t. The Journal for their grnera ialCID,.
ton upon all subjects which came within tag ss.gs
OF journalism, we shall issue, Is the ceasi,n L.
lnauds,
HorBLE SHEET AND SINGLE SHEET SuPPLEgsyrJ
WHICH will enable us to present mans orisnA ..,
lures and TO furnish newspaper which, fr 4,
amount and quality Of its contents, eannv, !,
GquS!ed in New highland