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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES OouxrY.
MD.-The Marlboro G0SeI. has the foIlowing

MD.-The Marlboro Gasette has the foIiowine
items:
Violent ThHnder Storm.-Our VILLAGE vas
VISITED on Sunday afiernoon py one of the
seyerest gusts OF lightning and thunder within
our recollection. During the storm. one Of the
oarns on the plantation of Mr.. William p.
Pumphrey, near this town, was struck and
where houses and trees have been demolls ned .
show how the storm ragged. The hail liz,
Cnarles County, near Smiths Point, Injured
the wheat crop considerably, and near The
Plans, IN FauquIer County, Virginia. some eff
tne nelos of wheat were utterly DESTROYED and
the trees stripped Of the young fruit
DtdoOttcdt zfdir.-On Friday night last the
neignbors IN the vicinity OF the store mouse OF
MI. Charles I. Belmeare, q fsw miles north of
Coilngton. on the Patuxent river, an This coun.
" Were alarmed by an explosion as of powder.
Ine store house was found TO be on fire, and
shocking 10 relate the lifeless body OF Mr. Bel
stony OF the building with MARKS OF violence
ABOUT the head and neck All was soon con-
sumed, and only few Of the charred remains
OF the unfortunate man were rescued for burial. .
II Is said THAI there Were Sl,6OO an the house.
suspicion rests upon several persons in the
nelghborhood, and IL is earnestly hoped that
the foul murderers may be found out ana
brought 70 condign punishment.
Sales of Real Estdte.-The yelling hoase be.
longing 10 the estate Of the late ID. G. Dtgees,
situated in this village, was sold on THURSDAY
last by :. b. Hance, Esq as trustee II sold
for s3,o5i, and wss purchased by Mrs. NJ nj.
bllltary. Part OF the real estate Of the late l.
M. jackson was sold last week. IL is situated
IN Bladensburg District-con tains 2ls acres
and was purchased by r. q. Carriprton. Of
washington city, at Ss,<2l.
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RESIGNATION OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
STATE SENATOR.

CONCORD, ~. H, June 4.-The following
communication from Professor Sanborn. OF
dartmouth College, Senator elect from the i'm
district, was received by the President OF the
Senate 10 day.
SIR The trustees of the college with which
l am connected have a law which altereth not,
foroidolpg their professors, on penalty Of Of
neial death, TO accept any political preferment
As am opposed 10 rebellion both IN school
and IN State, prefer disfranchisement 20 con.
Toversy. and hereby resign nay seat in the
Senate Of New Hampshire.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
L. ID. SANBoRN.
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Two BOYS ToRH 10 PIECES BIZ a PANTHER.
"A man living In Taney county, Mo, recently
sent his boy TO mill, a distance OF ten or twelve
miles, and the hoy not returning as soon as
usual, neighbor sent his hoy to see VIII Il had
become OF the lad. and the second boy rot re-
parents OF the two boys, and three or four other
men, all armed, s'arted 70 search for the
youths. After traveling some four miles, q
sights ufficient TO chill the blood OF the bravest
was presepted 20 their view. Right BY the
side Of the road was o large panther delfber-
ately tearing the flesh from the remains Of one
OF the boys-the last cent out. The grief and
horror-stricken parent raised his gun 20 his
shoulder, and taking good aim, fired and killed
the ferocious beast. After searching mile or
60 more, the mutilated remains OF the other
boy were also ofound.-LOaispiHe Courier Jour.
adl
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VIRGINIA LAnps-A large party. consist.

VIRGINIA LAMDs-A large party. consist.
ing OF General Imboder, President OF the
Board Of Immigration of the State of Virginia: :
Mr.. kapp, Commissioner of Immigration for
the State OF New York; Mr.. Pebrasch, of Ger.
many; Mr.. Newton, Of London; OarI Won
Hesse, OF Hesse Darmstadt, and others, arrived
in Richmond from New York on Sunday
morning. These gentlemen visit Richmond
under the auspices Of General Imboden. And
in order to make personal observations OF the
Inducements tor immigration, which, ..if satis
factory, Will result in large purchases of
land. and be the means Of the arrival of at lea
5OI 0o emigrants a. Richmond for Virginia and
North Carolina, before the first day of Jan uary
next,
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new YoRK-pIRsr BOARD.



by BorEsrs' aH3 Brotsrs' T.Is7rr,A. Jane, N
GGsso cay, "psrr'ur.T
Lewis Johnson & 90 quote stocEs an b ands
IN Eorle and iOrslgu m kets as tOiloWs
NkN loRS, June i.-Etrst Hoard-E =. es,
t@cL coupon. l2ll; 2 SS. i-o1 coupons. lg2.
l-4, coupons IA i-Se. coupons, Ils t-sS.
Sonpon' rev, ilsN; o2p's lus1. ccupon. lIak
u.os, coupons. IG. pacino Mail none ono
Mss Ce-'ihcstcr- -; MarposS. -. A;ian-
&c &c Ntsll' none Carr none; Cumberland, 3lS
western Union reieGrsgn, is.: QuicSsiIv-r
ID :; bos'Hu Na'er Power. l6A: Neg YorK
Dtntral' ~ hucsCn. l5-s, Reading gSg-
Michigan Central, isl. MtcDigan Soutn.ru
llfs: Illinois Cen'Tal. IL, Cleyelnnd and
f1irspurc. le0 Nor-nve--, - =: DO preferred
itSA; Cleveland & Toledo. none: Rock Leland,
i2lA; Fert Wayne, lS6; Alton & Terra aaute
p; Toledo Il Wabash, 76E; AdaIas Exp.
30; Wells, Fargo a 60. Express. 81 a; United
Stetes Express. 60 American Express, ~ .
Ner ,hSnts' Unior- ~ = Chicseo 4 Alton. 1851 .
&c. preierred, is"a Market s,rong. Qola, Is,
al}> b.
GBy Cable.l
LONDON, June Z, a. nt.-l,cusols, 9sa aag2t
bonds, -oRa>l, Illinois. 95. Erie. fst;al9
tRANKFoRT. y. m.-Bonds, st sSs.
LIVERPOOL, y. m.-Cotton market shade
nrner Sales l2.OO0 bales Middung Uplands.
llEt Mtdcling Orleans, lII. sales for the
week, so.W0 bales, OF which 1900 were for ex-
port and liOtD for spec cuIation Total stock "a
port, $4,000 bales, OF which POI 600 are Ameri-
can.
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4 SPANISH VESSEL FIRES INTO THE
STEAMER MORO CASTLE

NEW YORK, June a.-The steamer Moro Cas-
tie, from Havana, has arrived, and reports
that on her outward trir, on the 10Th of Nav
OFF Cardenss, Spanish war steamer fired two
blank shots at her. The Moro Cistle beiu .
overdue at Havana kept on her course. The
war YES sci gave chase and fired shells which
fell astern. The chase lasted an hour
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A PARTY ROBBED OF THEIR yALU.
ABLES WHILE BATHING.

BUFFALO, June i.-H. q. Fisk, Superinten.
dent OF the Erie Railroad; Dr. john M Potter
OF Canandaigua; Merrett Brooks, Of this city,
and a.party OF their friends were robbed yester-
oav while bathing at the water.cure establish.
ment here Dr. Potter has missed a certificate
OF deposit for S20.0OO deposited in the Warren
Bank, ofPennsylvanis, and the other members
lost their valuables and various sums in cur-
rency. An attendant at the water-cure house
has been arrested on the suspicion of the the;t.
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ARREST OF ALLEGED ENPRESS ROB.
BERS.

BCPPALo, June John and Mary Newman
ana John Henderson We're arrested a, the
Grand Trunk railroad depot to-day, while en
route TO Toronto by officers of the American
Express Company, charged with robbing that
company IN Philadelphia. From letters on the
person OF one of them, it was discovered that
they are the same parties who committed the
larceny at Fort Wayne. Indians. Mary had
SlOJ on her person. All three have been held
ior examination.
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"kNIGHT5 OF THE RISING SUN" ON TRIAL
Twenty-CIe prisoners are under trial by q
military commission in Texas. They have ali
b: IN confined in the stockade at jefferson for
several months, and are charged with conspir-
acy to oppose the reconstruction laws of the
Unite States, and with the murder of G. w
Smith and two or three others. II rs charged
IN the specifications that these men, and twice
as many more not yet arrested, were members
OF the knights OF the Rising Sum-" an organi-
zatien which the military claim they can prove
was tor the purpose OF numbering people who
did rot agree with them 10 opinion.
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PARTICULARS OF THE INDIAN MASSACRE

kANeAs-H6rTltte and Atroe,ous Barbdrities -
The Leavenwortb Kansas Times and (lOnserv
ative has received the following particulars of
the Indian massacre The tongues and hearts
were cut ont OF the dead bodies, the calves of
their legs slit down and tied under the shoes.
and pieces OF flesh were cut from their backs
Pieces OF telegraph wire were stuck into their
bodies, their ears were cut OF, and their heads
scalpeo. The Indians boiled the hearts of these
men for medicine. The Swedish settlers. who
were attacked, all lived in one house, and only
those were killed who left the house and AT.
tempted TO reach a place Of greater security.
Those that remained in the house were not mo.
Tested. This occurred in two instances, The
calamity is mainly attributed to the lack of
arms. Whenever gun was fired the sayages
made no fight
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Belsimers Marhe,a, fs.aax.

BALTIMORE, June i.-Cotton very Arm at 10
ents Flour very quiet aad prices irregular
mneat ouiI and weaker; prime TO choice VAL
ley red, p 65aSl IS; Pennsylyauia. SIa5ssl a.
Corn hrm and receipts small; prime white ssa
&E yellow, Sia-e. Oats dull a, 7Oasl Tor tigh-
hye ouil AT SLDasl.35. Pork~2. Bacon ac-
i've; rlh sides, L. 4; clear ditto. 4: Shoulders,
IIs; Hams, 2Ua2l ceats. LAID firm a. Igx
Whisky firm a. SIulasln2
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EXHIBITION TO CuBA.-An expedition left
the southern coast on the 29th OF May. II mum.
bered as men, who are part Of Gsneral Jor.
dams command, all OF them ex-Federai and
Confederate soldiers. From reliable infor.
nation received BY Interested parties here, the
and have joined the Cuban forces. The expe-
aition was In charge OF distingu iahod colonel
OF the Coniederate army from Louisiana, Col.
onel UeRussy.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

~ The Young Mems Christian Union of
Boston, under the charge Of those who think
the Christian Association too strict in limiting
its voting membership to those who are con.
nected with Evangelical churches, has made
arrangements tor social games % well as Ii.
bralres, reading rooms, and lectures.
~Smce October, fourteen vessels have SCI,
ont TO cross the Atlantic and never been heard
from since.
10Anna Dickinson claims TO be wsrth one
hundred thousand dollars. Pecuniarify.
n0Six thousand Scandinavian Immigrants
reache d Chicago last week.
ga veioclpede can be bought in Bangor,
Me-, for ten dollars. They are dear at any
price.
~London has new penny weekly, The
Protestant. announced as santi. Roma nist
anti.Ritualist, anti -Rationalist.n
Evening star., 1869-06-04

SAD CASE of DEowHiNG.-Henry Goertz, a
boy about fourteen years OF age, q pupil at
Rock Hill College, situated at ElIicot city
was drowned yesterday afternoon, under the
following circumstances He in company
with other pupils, went ont to bathe in the Pa.
tapsco river, and while thus engaged the ma.
fortunate led got separated from his compau.
ions, and getting ont too far into the current,
he was drowned before any assistance could
reach HIM. Up 70 about four O'Clock r. n. the
body had not Q n recovered. The deceased is
'he corner Of Hill and Sharp stseets.--Eauipore
C,,a
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SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY

AUBURN. N. Y, June AIT a meeting of the
Board OF Directors Of the Southern Central
Railroad Company held here to-day, IL was
unanimously resolved 20 Issue SIJOOoO first
mortgage bonds and 10 complete tue entire
road at once from the Pennsylvania Stale line
to Lake Ontario.
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Wall Street fo.Dav

Nkw YORK, June i.-Stock feyerish but
aeuNe. Money steady at 6a7 per cent. S,erI-
22s lO-4O's, coupon. gJ,. North Clrolinai s.
oCH; DO. new, SGs. NirginIa's, old, SIX; do.
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ARRIVAL OF NON REVERDY JOHN.
son IN BAL1l NOCE

BALTIMORE, June 4.-The Hon. Reverdy
johnson, late United States Minister to Great
Erttain, arrived here this morning on The
steamer from Southampton, accompanied by
his family.
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s0on Monday night M,II,arv nan An p.

~On Monday night, Military Han, In PAT.
erson, N. J., was struck By liehtnine. which
invaded ballroom in which there was q dance
gong on. The lightning ran under a bench
which was filled with girls, and Overturned
me whole LOT, upsetting the girls, face down.
wrdf. into the middle Of the moor, stunning
mem Tor a minute, and causing great conster-
nation. One h.ca had all the hair burned on
his head.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

MORE CoroRIO D MECHANICS EMrLoYED AT
TIE NAVY YbRD.-Ort of iour men who were
employed to-day in the navy yard nv Mr.
VIM. Childs, ma ster loinrr, two were colorad.
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ISacnnri Ilisnarch

NEW YORK. June s.-Money unchanged.
Exchange steady with more tone Gold open-
cd weak, but becsme a shade frmer. Govern
ment bonds dull and unchanged. Southern
per OF the railway speculation Is eearish asd a
further decline has been established The
miscellaneous list is steady. Express stocks
dull
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DEATH OF LORD BROUGHrON

LONDON, June Albright Honorable Lord
Broughton, formerly SECRETARY Of War. Sscre-
tary for Ireland, Chief Commissioner OF woods
and forests, and President of the Board OF
Control, died yesterday a. the advanced age
OF 50.
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STEAMSHIP MISsINt.

,LivkRfooL, June i.-The steamship United
Kingdom, which Ieft New Yorf Iast April for
tnis port, has not yet arrived, as reported on
tne lytn OF May, but 10 still unheard from.
Consioeraoie anxiety is felt concerning her
Evening star., 1869-06-04
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvRsUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s1,Is7,I6l
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PARDoN.-Tbe President has pardoned
George Meyers, Of New York, convic;e1 of
having counterfeit IS natiorSl currency note
In his poz session with intent to pass the same.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

A NUN BRR OF CHANGES in the Le. er.Car-
riers at he baltimore Po tofice 10 take effec,
on the I n iustnnt, are aunounc g.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

TIE RES GNATIoN Of Midshipmau Ar;hur
G.. Smith et the Naval Aclde nv, has been ac
cep by TIE Secre sry OF ten w.
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MEETING OF ORANGEMEN IN DIRE.

DUBLIN, June "A large meeting of Or.
anEemen was held In this city last evening 10
protest against the disestablishmeut of the
Irish church. 1t is estimated thar there were
over iour tnousand present Appropriate
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STEAMER SUNK.

LuoBiLE, June i.-The steamer Mary Swan,
oounS up the Alabama river, sunk yesterday
severity miles above Mobile. The boat with
seo parTels Of freight is total loss.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

MR.. NRLsoy. MINI Ter to Mexico, will sail
on Sund9y the 9th inst. 40 n Havanl, for Vera
Cruz.
Evening star., 1869-06-04
THE FRENCH WANT TBG CHINESE rO
APOIOGGZE.

LONDON, Jnne 4.-Advices have been re-
ceised from Hong Kong TO the lIth of Nav
The French and other envoys have notified tue
Chinese Government that three DAYS would he
allowed for an apology for the insult latalv
Evening star., 1869-06-04

TIE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has ordered
Lieutenant Commander Edward f. Potter to
Washing ION, ID. c., for exanina.ioa for pro-
mct.Oa.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

~Mr. Burlineame has been sick IN Paris.
- Religious papers are nowsattacking s'sme-
king cars" on railroads.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

APPOINTMENTS OF CLyKKs.-Post master
General Cresswell has made the following ap-
pointments Of clerks IN his Department
Maximilli.n Rosenberg, clerk Finance once,
vice ID. ". Csrtis removed; JOAN w. Hoover,
temporary clerk in the Finance Once, wee T.
II England removed; Alexander Kahn, tempo
rary clerk in Finance Office, vice K w. ClarS <
removed; Adelbert NJ. Bliss, temporary CLERK
in Finance ONCE, vice w. Il GayIor re moved;
Jonathan Turner, temporary clerk in Finance
ohce, vice j. +. Harper removed; A. ID. Wood.
frst-class clerk in Finance Office, vice ]. T
Clements removed; Chas. q. CIroII, frs lass
clerk IN Finance Office, vice A. V Re5ie re.
moved; t. NJ. Baker. first-class clerk in Fl.
nance ufioe, vice John Butcher reno, d
Mortimer Moulden, first-cle- clerk in Fin, nee
once, vice J. r. McheIer promotse: q. II.
Maui. hrst.class clerk in Finance Office vice
George II. Kendall removed: Robert McNiuu.
thIrdclass clerk in Finance office. wee l.. =
Whitney removed.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

On STRIKR-The stonecutters in Philadel.
phia have struck tor an increase OF wages, and
the apprentices demand but nine hours as a
days labor. The stonecutters have been re-
ceiving 81 day, and wor king nine hours, but
now they ask for SS per day. The apprentices
have all along been compelled 70 work ten
hours daily.
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New York Flour aud Grain Market To.
Dry Goods.

NEW GoRK, June i.-Flo1r duh and SalO
| cents lower. Wheat dull and la2 cents lower
| Corn ! cent better
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER.
FOB SIX NIGHTS ONLY.
COmmenci
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE =, 1869.
The Associated Artistes of
KELLY 4 Icons MlNSfRELS,
From 52O BroaSwav. New York, will appear
EVERY EVENING. and
MATINEE On SATURDAY.
Doors open at ] o'clock Admission, so Gents:
as usual UHAS MeLVTLLE
JeS Business MANAGER.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

- Nearly all the ladies of the Society o.
Friends in Europe have discarded the peculiar
dress Of the sect.
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The PRESIDENT AT ANNAPOLIS.

THE PRESIDENT AT ANNAPOLIS.
Who Accompanied Him.
4 Brilliant Party.
The Trip Around.
Hop on the "Tallapoosa.''
Ceuriesics TO the President.
The Arrival At Annapolis.
Reception o. the President and Party.
Ia;ere ing 4 .ercises To-day.
D!stribp:ion Of Diplomas.
The Boat Race.
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or EsEE .xaIBITIoN AT BARLOW GAL.

I'M fBEE EXHIBITION AT BARLOW GAL
" LEBf OF FIVE ARTS, 231 Pennsyivauia
ave hue. between Twelfth ana Thirteenth streets,
so1t b side. % OIL PAINTINGS, rust added 10
the collection Among them will be foond the eel.
himself in 1910; also Professor Piloty's grand
painting OF Rienzi. or the Last Of the Tribunes:
ieinsl by Murilio. in the Oct sini palace. Rome;
The Toilet, BY DehoveFey; YounR Lsdy I'm the
The Old Woman Weighing Gold, by Rembr andt,
Evening star., 1869-06-04

BREvEr MAJOR CHAs. q. WOOD, u. s. A.,
recently sentenced to SIX months suspension
for striking fellow officer in Alaskl, has been
reinstated in the service by an order of the
President
Evening star., 1869-06-04

"A BIT G. L L b Y,
3O4 PENNeYLvANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH ETREETS.
A choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Gev-
man, french, English and American OHROMOs,
TOUTS, eTER8OSCOPEo and STBREOPTIO
WINS. PARLOB BRACK1T0.
Oval And square PICTURE FRAAEs, CORDS,
TASeILS. &c, &c.
Picture Frame made to order. Prices mode.
rete. SMITH STR0NG,
oc l6-ly Projectors.
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sS-TO oh.a.u any % these letters, the sppli-
cant must 'ail tor advertised Letters, giving
ffe da % o. ne list.
HFIfEC' called for within one mcEfh they
Vii - sent % the Dsa6 i4e--sT Omce.
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6svernnent securities.

WAsRNeros, Juae 4. l569.-lAy OoOke a.
a.. inrnish ne following Saoiatlsns Of Gov
Evening star., 1869-06-04

RsTRENcHMRNr- Senstor Patterson. cha;--
man Of the Sep.te Comm'.tee on Relrencb ment,
ana Juo ge Welker chairman Of the same oom-
rittfe in the House, accompanied by Hon. NJ {.
Jenckes. OF Rhode Island, are a. pr: lent hold
'pg Sc sion of the Joint Committee On Re.
trenchment a. New Yora, aud a-e busiye,.
gagged IN examining into matters c1n ect.d
vi,h the collection OF tue Gus 'Dms. orer. ito \ 8
OF the rever ne law !, &c. U. course no repot
OF their labors csnss y: be m de public but
us understood that they W all rs III IA ne re.
comnendat on of some important re forms al
the neS smeetiug OF Congress whereby the rev.
enue Will be largely increased and the pablo
service erially improved.
INTERNAL REVENUE UROPINIoN.-Theq q uestlon
havipg been raised whether the Baltimore aud
ONO RrailrOad Company was liable, under the
revenue laws, to make return OF the interes,
paid by them TO the city O; Balumore, on a deb.
due by them 10 that city, the Attorney General
has written lengthy opinion adverse 70 the
claim of the Revenue Bureau in the case.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

Pa. Avenue. CORNER 45z sTRERr,
Sommeneing MONDAY EVENING, May 9th.
Doors open at O'Clock. Performance commences
at O'Clock
Tickets, SO Gents, for tn q two Seapees combined
Deserved Seats, rs Cents extra.
Tickets can be had In sdva on and after Fri
day Morning, May 2lst, ct Ellis, Music store and
a. the door Of the Hall, nv cl-tf
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~ VONDERFUL PERFORMANCE.

WONDERFUL PEBFORMANCE,
MASTER FRANKIE d. 0UNNELL,
AT the request OF many respectable citizens. who
nave witnessed these manifestations at his
tstners residence, Washington, u. u, will give
@ series OF public exhibitions of
CABINET PHENOMENA
DARK STANCES
Evening star., 1869-06-04

THE $4,000 telegraph bill against the Depart
ment OF State has been paid by this government
through the Barings. Two-thirds OF this sun
was due on cable telrgran,s concerning the
Alaska purchase
Evening star., 1869-06-04

No; 4e6( Oh EXHIBITIoH INo. ass
7TR \ AND SALE Urn
STREET. AT MARKRITEBD, (SrRFrr
No. 4e6 seventh street, eetween and r streefs
Eisht Doors above Odd Fellows, Hall,
Cneice OIL Paintings, Epgrayipgs, Chromos. &c.
ehades Picture Frames, Picture cord and Ta.
CASH. Please Remember Name and Number.
an Ally
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Esu-'nins in thr Washington City Post
office, Friday, June a, 1863.
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y feet DRA'N TILE. JNO. A. BAKER.
Agricultural Waresou use, La avenue.
py3leolN lIhtkChrl bet. 9th and 10Th sts.
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Ceur;esics TO the President.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

MRS. DR. LOCKWOOD writes us a pleasan
note that she has no, been once seeking at tn
Treasury Department IN company with Mrs
Dr. Walker, as stated, but adds that she is
obliged for the mention Of her name, as she is
''not able to divine why the whole newspaper
press Of this city should notice every little act
OF one little woman, and that woman, DR.. Mary
E. Walker, to the total exclusion OF every
other woman, however gifted or pretty,
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JAPANKsE FIsHING RODS,
FOB $50 EACH.

nyn Under Ehbist House.
uEHkY ALBERs, OONPENTIONIR AND
IL ICE CREAM MhNUFAUTUREK, $50 lith
street, between and l. strsets. undO btedly fur
IN his Saloon. as veil ss to Families Hairv etc,
Judging by the extensive business he doea mil -lms
Evening star., 1869-06-04

Hop on the "Tallapoosa."
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OPENING or THE WHITE HOUSE PAVIL
W LION.
This old and well. known summer resort = q A
has been renovated and put In good con ~ <
clifton, IS now open. and can be engaged &hs
for Parties. Pic-Ntes. Excursions, &c. torfur-
tier particulars apply to J. SCHNEIDER, No. y
hing street AlexSadris, Va, or % the pIoprietor
my1s-lm' White House Pavilion.
Evening star., 1869-06-04

The Arrival At Annapolis
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-04
BUSIN HISS NOTICES.

To TEE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA Relieving '.WHAEN's" RAW BONE su-
pEapHospHArE OF ME TO be fully equal to the
bes. Fertilizers in ma ket. and superio' to many.
and bsing desirous Of having 1t thoroughly tested
we have conclude to offer the following Premiums:
LIST 20. the largest yield of Cotton nom an acre Of
land, silver Pitcher worth s100. 3D. Tor the Sec
ond lurgrst yield of Gotten from an acre of land,
silver PITCHER worth $50. 80. For the lar5 st yield
OF Corn from on acre of lind. silvot doole: worth
s25.
The above premiums will be awarded where
"wuANNs''' RAW BONE supERPHosPHATE aone is
used on the acre producing the Weld
Those APPLYING for the premiums will he required
to furn sb satistacto evidence OF che amount o.
duced on the acre, m statement of the manner III
wh ch III, applied The manure A limited amount
only of this Phosphate will be distrUu cd during tho
season Prices delivered on the cars at Charleston.
s65 per ton. cash; or $40 for approved city accept
ances, payable ist November.
CLAGHoRN. HERRING CO.,
ACCOMMODATION Wharf Charleston, s c.,
And No Z Warren Block. Augusta, Ga.
February 20 limo