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Fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OF WHEELING.
CAPITAL. aIO0.oo0.

DIEEtIUE-:
VIM. u, simpson, VIM. g. Hundlan-
lno. h. But-'prd, I. VI. Bpd>Du,
AugI 'us Pollack, John T.. Hobbs,
james T.. MrCuuItnry.
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEES FI'L-
Is Organized, is now prepared tO talI" risks
upon Building -. all kinds Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture
and ClrUu"r 90. gao, k,ud- un the Western
Waters. Applications TOR ln~uTJEc" viii
br promptly attended % ry ~" =. cr"tUrN.
Oiiirv 40 Ia" Nui.DIul saving Bank No.
g. Muiu Street.
WI. y. SIMPSON, President.
Nm. e. IANDLAN, Vice pu.~'l
=. i. HIIDREIIl, secretary.
j. K. MILLER. Asst Secretary, mar
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.


Ctriliy. sIJO, 900.
DIRECTORS:
Slml Mcclellan, George Mcudrl,
L. II. Logan, ThOS. I. ShalICro>Si
Il. ". FunZHuiH j. y. Vance,
]. n. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis &. StiIel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized i've years, anu I'm that time done
"A successful business, j. still prepared 10
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing FStab-
lishmcntS, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
mrutS Ia Farmers, whereby they can be
insured on dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or five years ut reduced
rates. This being state Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid I'm and surplus OF any company I'm the
State and composed OF come ninety-fOur
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends Itself To the
favorable consideration Of the inSrringpub-
lie, and SOliCitS their patronage. Applica-
tionS for Insurance VIII be- promptly at
tended to at their office, No. ~ Monroe
street, or at their several agencies through
out the State.
SAMb MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL Vic" President.
{. VI. COEN, Secretary.
Il. &. DICK, Assistant secretary, irbH
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CHANGE OF TIME.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD.

t., = - on AND AFTER MON
- -&t=@--2--=Gday, February eth. 1870, the
Train on the Hempfield Railroad will run as
follows:
Leave Washington. .....................7sl1A A. "
Arrive at Wheeling .s5J 4. ".
RETURNING:
Lave Wheeling. p. ".
Arrive at Washington .................-67IO r. n.
5eb2i w. j.. BURTON, Supt.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.
CARR Al,

CAPITAL. SioJ,OoO.
TAKES RISKS Al THE Low EST
rates ON Buildings OF all Kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods, Merchandise ana Goods
in Transit.
pTREC TORS:
Jacob Huruhrouk, Jacob ". Bickel,
Henry Hartman, IL. J. 4. Hupp,
Jonathan kOwlcy, Edmund Booking,
H. !. Smyth, 4. J. Cumphril,
j. n. Bvi>;uI, :. Prayer,
Wm. Il. Dibtrt, Thomas lipsg,->,,
II. B.E. t.Uu>wOIS, VIM. Il. Craur.
David Billmycr, joseph Shields,
Nm. Il. WnslC, y. Goti, Jr.
!. II. DuvHl, II. ID. DIN.
VIM. r.. Stevenson,
BE- OtirroY,r HHrlmau'> C!olhinS Store,
south sid. Monroe street, Wheeling, W. Va.
JACOB U-pENBkOOk, President.
JACOB VI. BlCkEI., Vice PrrN'i.
LII. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
=. H. McCDLLUCH, Asst Secretary.
mar
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that sound mind and body nrc fh,,
most necessary requisites Ia promote CON
nuDial happiness. Indeed, without thee.
the journey through life bccomcAR wcnr
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly daTkenS Ia
the view; the mind becomes Shndowrd with
despair and fil!rd with Ihr melancholy H.
feCtiun That ia" happiness OF another be-
,..fr,a. lllplf,I NTH attT ,urt
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TAKEpARTICTLAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED In when alone, n hnbIt
frequently learned rom evil companions
or at school, the effects az which are nightly
felt, even when asleep, and n not cured rrn-
der- marriage impossible, aud destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately
What pity that young man, the hupr
Of his country, the darling OF his parent.
should ID" shhiched rom MI prospects ant
cnjOymcntS Of life by the conscience, OF
d"Ninting from The path OF nature and Ia.
dulging In u certain secret habit. such r,.i.
Sons must, before contemplating
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FEEDOSIA, oct ~.
was deaf three years. Tried everything.
one bottle ~. smiths Electric oil cured
mem. j. {. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller, =. .. Building.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

DIR. JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, Sp,,-,
and only Eiiectual Remedy In the world -
Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structure
Affections az the Kidneys and Bladder, IA.
voluntary Discharges, Impotcncy, Gel,-rs,
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Langl,,
Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, PalpitSii.
OF the Heat, Tlnidity, Trembling, Dimup,.
OF SighI, GldGiuesSS Diseases OF the Hcsgu
ThroaJ, Nu>e Or skin, Affections oI H.,
Liver, Lung, STOMACH or BowelS-ilCN
Habits OF youth-sEcREr aud solitary pft,c-
ticcS mere natal 10 their victims than u,
songs OF Sy1etas 70 the Mariners OF UlySses
blighting their most brilliant hopes or aE
tieipationS rendering marriage, &C., impo
Sihlp
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims o.
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructi, :
habit which annually sweep 10 an untfraei,
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the mos.
exalted talents and brilliant intellect. "a IA.
might otherwise have entranced listeninu
Senates with the thunder OF eloQuencc, Z 4
walked TO ecStacy the the thrilling Tyre, maN
call with full confidence.
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WHEELING, Juu- u, 1870.
r PASSENGER TRAIN =
- = - - ,:s;.:,will run 10y tn" following
~S-IIT,iul,. ON and aftor Jun" IN. IN'',
" M.-.lIm, linn.
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This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

Telegr~phic Communieation with
1ndts-The vfcerOy to President
Grant.
f1e1vupAed Esclusively to the Evenina Stas.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The Viceroy Of India
to-day forwarded the following
BOMBAY, June sd, 1S70.-Pr.sident Of the
United States, Washington: The Viceroy of India
tor the first time speaks direct by telegraph
with the President of the United States. May
the completion of this long line of uninterrupted
communication be the emblem of lasting union
between the Eastern and Western world.
LONDON, June 23.-A banquet is now being
held here in honor Of the completion of the
telegraph line to India.
The following message has been received here:
John Fender, Esq, Is Arlington ST., London:
Most heartily do 1 congratulate you and your
associates on the completion Of the submarine
telegraph lines between England and In
dia, and 4 trust that within one year cables
from India to Australia and to China viii have
been successfully submerged, and that in 1872 a
cable will be laid from California to the Sand
wich Islands, Japan and China thus complet-
ing telegraphic communication around the
world.
(Signedl- CYRUS w. FIELD,
Washington, Thursday, june %, 1870.
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INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF YouSe
MEMS CHRISTIAN NAssOCLATIONs.-The Inter
national Convention of the Young Mems Chris
Ind yesterday.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported the following officers, who were unan1
imously elected:-President, John s. Milcan.
Fisher, Of Washington, ID. c.; Rev. g. H. Spaul-
ding, Of Rhode Island; H. j. Cowles, Of Wiscon-
sin; J. w. Ray, Of Indiana; Geo. II. Stuart, Of
Pennsylvania; John H. Chase, Of Ohio: O. r
Chichester, of South Carolina; Andrew j, Chase
Of Maine; A. Whitney, Colonel B. +. Jacobs. Of
Illinois; John Q. Burram, Of West Virginia:
Rev. Geo. Douglass, OF Montreal, and George
harrigan, of Toronto. Secretaries-R III. HiS
ley, of New York; A. r. Bell, OF Mipnesots; 3.
g. Z. Warsaw, of Michigan.
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Government Securt,,..
Stock ReDOrt.

l6g BaHters, Brokers and Com nqere,aI TsL,ryap.
Lewis yohnson q CO.. quote stocks and bonds in
h,nle and foreign markets a. follOws.
Nkw YORK, June 23.-Firsf Board-U 4 G. 1871
Syupon 1s, 1862 coupon i ll1 s. 2es 1854 con non
lNss 51s ls's. coupon, ll0at; 5-2Ds new lss,5 eou
ASs 2s, ,lo61, coupon. ll3ss s. 2ls ss connon
IG-S' p-ps, coupcn, los; Currency g., lI4L: Mari.
posa; oe; DO prefd, -; Canton, 65; Cumberland
~; western Union Telegraph. ~ onicksilveT
Adams Express, sss Wells. %o F.rsa Esss5 Power. over
press, lo% American Express, 4ssl: United st.fes
Central Cent hudson, 9sss do: do Scrip, %; Erie,
greferred, =; Reading, les'S; Michigan oentrsn oin
IA; Lake Shore and Michigan sonthern. sssl
id11 ILLINOIS Central, 1874 Cleveland Pittsburs,
land, Columbus Cincinnati, -: New Jersey Cen
go Miwaukie 81 Paul preferred, so7x; wsbssh
Tort wayne, sts; Alton Terre Haute, =;
,on, ilo CHICAGO 4 Alton preferred, lI7s1 Ohio a
Sid; %; tennessee state &c, new, CAS-; Virginia
20, new, E4; Missouri e's, s4ss. Cold nl1ssllI5S
By Gable
LONDON, June 2, noon.-Consols, raouey s,... for
account g Bonds, 1852 90'S; 1875, s9s,; ls. SsS.:
10 ios, 50; Illinois. lls.s; Erie, ~. Atlantic 2s
LiYkkPooL- noon.-CScron market opens quiet
AZ ,o, Gay. SIS, la0O bales. Midding Up
ianos' "'s as' ~Iddling Orleans l0<asS.
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TEE RoVNp LAKi CAxr M.rrrra. which

THB ROUND LAKE CAMr MERrrSG, which has
Just commenced, is called "the Annual jubilee
OF Methodism." 1t will be conducted upon AZ
tents. tent can be hired COR the season for
s2S, and board procured ct &2 per day. Tue
camp meeting Of the present is quite different
arandfathers. Simp,tsneonsiy With the y Bund our
Lake meeting begins one at Hamilton, Mass,
which Is gotten up under the auspices of the
NATIONAL Camp Meeting Association. This has
an open air church, with backed seats enough
to accommodate 1900 people. The place il a
grove covering about fifty acres.
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n%It is stated that Jefferson Davis win soon
san Tor Europe, to bring his family back to
Memphis, Tenn.
~ Many vessels have left Marseilles, France.
Tor the Black, Sea, to load with grain.
SA feet consisting Of two friRates and cor
vette sailed from Cadiz, Spain, Tuesday, desti-
nation unknown.
~Peele, another of the parties involved in
the English Boulton and Park masqueraders. is
dead.
s0R Royal invitations have been sent out for a
state breakfast on Friday on the lawn Of Wind.
sor Castle.
~A crowded meeting was held at Exeter
Hall, London, last night In favor Of the prohibit
tory liquor law. - =
M. de Lesseps, the builder of the Suei
Canal, is in England, and Is the recipient Of
many honors.
~The New York papers say that the yearly
income Of A. i. Stewart is 81 40 900; W. 81.
Astor, 81 5000; ii. I. Helmbold, sls2 900;
Cornelius Wander bilt, S400,OOO
~George Francis Train calls upon Omaha
to extend q cordial reception to o. Logan be-
cause she belongs to the army OF independence
and reform ideas.
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BRUTAL HUSBAND KILLED BIZ HIS LITTLE
Eagle that man named Peter Gautier, reetdina
In sampson county, was shot and killed by bis
little son, ten years OF ageJ on Saturday, the
justified the parricide. II seems that Gautief
who was habitual drunksrd and brutal hus-
band and father, was beating his Wife in a most
cruel manner, and had thrown her on the
throat, and had cut her fingers and bruised her
severely, when the little boy eeized one OF his
fathers guns and fired. The man exclaimed
"I'm shot," RELAXED his hold, and died in two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

ccBA.-Mr. Sumner, from the Committee on
Foreign Relations, this morning reported in
the Senate series of resolutions i'm relation tn
Cuba, being substitute for the House resoIu-
tiOns, as follows:
ne II resotred, dc. That the people of the Uni
teu states cannot hear with indifference the re-
port. OF oarbarous outrage which reach them
that they protest against the repetition of such
acts, whether by the Spanish government or
by insurgents seeking Independence; that they
denounce with indignation the shooting of can.
tives taken with arms i'm their hands as a viola
ton OF the first principles Of civilization and
contrary to precedent happily established on
he NOrth a Amerlcan continent; and in the name
OF humanity they s0lemnly insist that these
things shall cease.
Sec. 2. That the people of the United States
are panied to hear that the pretenson of prop
OF Spain lying in American waters; that hum an
beings endowed by nature with right to life.
liberty and pursuit of happiness, are held as
slaves despotied of all rights; that instead OF
terminating this preteDsi0n at once the Spanish
government propose to protract IL for an indefi-
mite period by an impossible system of gradual
nm that such spectacle is Justly offensive to
liberty and equality are cardinal principles, aud
especially to the people OF the United States.
who now in the name of justice, and for the
sake OF good neighborhood, ask that slavery
shall cease at once.
Sec. 8. That the United States being once
colonies, achieved indepe ndence as a nation by
successful resistance to European power claim
ing to govern them, and their example was fol-
lowed afterwards by Spanish colonies On the
American continent, ell Of which have achieved
indie dsPendence likewise; that already the same
aspiration for independence begins to stir in the
neighboring colonies Of Great Britain; that these
instances in harmony with the spirit OF the age
teach that the day of European colonies in this
hemisphere has passed-that impressed by this
conviction the people Of the United States re-
gret 10 witness the extraordinary efforts of the
Spanish government by violence and blood to
maintain unnatural jurisdiction in Cuba for
hidden by the great law of progress and hostile
to the best interests of both parties. -
Sec. 4. That the people of the United States
declare thtir sympathy with their felow-Amer-
ics ms In Cuba struggling for independence. and
at the same time their sympathy with the people
of Spain in their present efforts for liberal in
sttutions in their own ancient land and tbey
call on this people, as the first stage in reform
at home, and for the sake Of peace, to recognize
at once the right of the Cubans to govern them
selves; that they make this appeal with sincere
good will to the people of Spain, and with the
assurance that the justice they do to Others will
rebound to their own happiness, welfare and
renown. = - = -
Sec. 8. That the President of the United States
Is charged with the duty of communicating
these resolutions to the government of Spain.
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THE NEW YORK GOLD MARKET.
Failure Of n Large OperatOr-Liabili-
ties ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81 Decline
I'm Gold.

Telcoraphed Exclusively to The Ersnins Star.
NEW YORK, june 23-James Boyd, one of
the largest operators in gold in Wall street,
sent letter to the president Of the Stock Ex-
change this morning, ammo Incing his inability
to meet his engagements. The amount of the
failure is about 81 100000 BY order of the
Exchange. $500 600 was sold, under the rule, on
his account, at 11l%a111H. The report of the
failure has caused decline in the premium on
gold, the figure receding from 1121 to 111x.
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THE Coal MoNoPoLIsrs.-The New York
Times Gays the very worst of the monopoles Is
life, IT is in the hands Of Few producerS Th:.ss
can easily combine to keep up the prices. Even
il stoppage Of the production is necessary for
this purpose, IL can be done with compsratiye
ease. A fictitious strike is organized-men are
to prevent q fall Of prices, and the consumer Il
in the end obliged to pay for the support Of large
classes through periods Of idleness.
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: Edwin Dr0od'' Half Ftnished-No
One 20 be AllOMe ed fQ Finish ~

LONDON, june S.-Mr. Chapman, the pub
Usher of MIR. Dickens works, publishes a state
ment in the newspapers to-day that only one
Edwin Drood,n had been written. The story
will be published as far as written, and no one
will be permitted to finish it.
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The Markets To-Day.
feleprdpAed Esclssipely b Tie Eveniap .Ssoy

BALTnoRE, June 1s-Ootton dull, at n. Flour
quiet Howard street superfne, 5os rs; do. ex-
superhne, S5.5osS675; dc. extra, 90 5oa s7T5; do.
family, e. GaS No; Western supernne, s5ssss6i do.
steady: Maryland, sisoss Is; fennsyis ania, SIS
g iha Western, el .4ese IS Corn easy: White
9llssS n; yellow, 81 neSl Il. Oats dull, at ESQ
PORK firm: at ssl, Bacon firm. BIB sides, Esrl &C.
clear do, E,sal7,<c shoulders laal4c.; hams, pa
al 81 05aS o.. - ..
BALTIMORE, June as.-yirgiuia IS, old, So. bid.
asked; do, 1855. as bid; do, lS67. 6lx bid, 6S
asked. =
NEW YORK, June 2s.-Fiour is quiet. Wheat is
lc. better. Corn is lc. better.
HEw ronK, June 2s 2s.-Stocks heavy. Money, sss
Us. Bonds III: Virginia SIS, ex coupon, al; new
o. North Carolina b, old, <s<: new, Z1.
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V9L 35-Na. 1892.
CLOTHING, &c.
THE SUMMER Is IN Us-THE PROPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.

i WANT TO KEEP cool.
The popular summsr rvsort that ~ crowded just
now lie Oak Hall Clothing House, where the people
new stJ les o. summer Suits. Oak Hall Clothing
Company, always siive to the wants Of the people,
is new stocked with all the eadiuz styles Of Linen
Alpaca, Ora deta, and Nuns Clefh Suits and they
have reduced their prices to correspond with the
our Alpaca from 1s to 4ls; ORA d eta, SI2to $40;
Cashmere Suits, DO to 80. The great specially
BOYS' CLOTHlNG-suits Of Cashmere, o. to so;
styles, for ordered work. Remember Ok Hall
Clothing Company sells better goods at l1wsr prices
We are able 90 sell goods low. Give rs call; No
trouble TO show goods at Oak Hall Clothing Co.'S,
No. 52e 7th street, opposite Post Once.
je2o-l J. h. SMITH, Business snager
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SENATOR CAssxRLY, Of California, is to de-
liver an Grafton before the Tammauy Society,
In New York, on the coming Fourth of July.
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GoING UPi-The GOODNESS which followed the
northern hailstorms did not last long here. The
thermometer at Hempler's, optician, ass Penn
sylvania avenue, which stood at ~ degrees in
the shade this morning, rapidly run up, reach
ing as degrees at 10 a. M, and IS degrees at
10.
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ANOTHER HONOR CLAIMED.-Mrs. Rugle. one
OF the ladies who was taken from St. James
Hotel at the time Of the fire, few weeks since
has Informed Mayor Emery that the foreman of
No. engine, g. W. Smith, helped her 20 escape,
and has asked his retention in the department.
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LAND SALE IN MARYLAND.-One hundred
and two acres OF land belonging to Mr.. Francis
W. Rozer, In Piscataway district, Prince
Georges county, was sold on Friday last, at
private sale, by Mr.. Francis Kirby, firm OF
Beck, Knox s. Kirby, real estate agents, Of
Alexandria, Va, to Mr. Rodolphus Schoono YER
OF Pike county, Pa, for the sum OF $50. cash,
per acre.-NaTIboro' Gazette '
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BONDS AHD SILvERwARE.-Personsd desirous
OF securing safe In the vaults OF the National
Safe Deposit Company, corner 18th street and
New York avenue, would do well 70 act
promptly. Those most desirable are being ran
idly taken, and but few Of any kind are uuoc-
cupied. Office hours, 9 q. m. 20 4 p. m.
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MADAAE DUBOIS -.
HAIR AND FANCY STORE,
1911 PENNA AVENUE,

n
Between 18th and 18th sts., Washington, ID. O.
During the ensuing month of June, m ad. DUBOIS
HUMAN HAIR BRAIps, oHIGKoNs AND
ppGsH, GGSHREs, PEREp MERY; equine,
RISf6HIE sH5EE RSN5 RsSPs; sii ana
HASgk kERSHIkfsmLaes and Plain.
Wifi BoReI6E .sa aChfaiskfrEs,
ss below cost and respectfully nyites the ladies OF
anime her articles and prices. go jsis1 I'm
T prices g to OAK HALL. sas III st. jel
NEW DRUG sTORE-The UNDERMINED would
sensrss and the the pi1ss suS
Wsrds par ticularly, to the store at the corner
oi L and Hth streets, which they have just q
O'''eo sEw STOCK AND MIXTURES,
hsrs q 8. s ssaf. sass q
.Ss ss sss sns sh may be with
isz,n Asothsc.Hfisa.. RE. ana "a 6rSesil.... SS:i
IFf1sS2EIE eS2EEIs kfaAhi s4slt4Fs t4FsssEEISTHE sEESSTSHHE
es
English and French education. -s1 -A''A'1
Especial attention given 70 Nude and Ornamsn-
Cost for boarding pupils in Enslish department.
Tor Circular Containing fun information address
dsn-eoxWiy Rev. J.A.LIPPINoorrAn J. A.
NNHR ss8INGEB"
Il NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
CAN Be HAD
ON EASY TERMS,
AT fHR
COMPANNB SALISROOMD.
Purchssers Instructed ct their residences.
A full line Of MACHINE TWIST, COTTON and
LINEN THBkAD on spools, always on hand.
=. A. NORTON, Agent,
my Ay TIT MARKET SPACE.
4 UMBEBi LUABERn LUABlR
A large and compiets s.oftmeut OF BuiIdins
Pine and Spruce PicEets, Gedsr Posts, xiso, mn"
Of all kinds on band and for sale at loves market
rates By WILLBT q BBD0BAVB,
Corner HsW York avenue and eth street,
one square iron Uorthorn
aplb-d Liberty Market.
A. AooHs ssasSAVb4EFt so. ia B 4sEEFFtrr.
between Ninth and Tenth streets
Zine WINES, LIQUORs AND CiGXRs. Berg.
nasa LAGIXysIR
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.s~AsyIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market worked easily
yesterday at three to five per cent. with the
bulk OF the business at four
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SPEAKER BLAINE Is to deliver An Grafton to
the New Hampshire and Maine Union Of Prin-
ters at Rye Be ach, n. H., on the 2lst of July.
Vice-President Colfax is expected to be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

EX-SENATOR GRIMES and family are at Kis-
singen, in the northern part OF Bavaria.
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The CHINESE PROBLEM IN THE SRNATE-In
the Senate this morning, during the considera.
ton Of the bill of Mr.. Stewart to prevent the
importation OF Chinese into this country to COM
pete with working men here, Mr.. Wilson said
that the Senator from Nevada (Mr Stewart1
was forced by the objections made by the SEN
ators on the other side of the Chamber
to let the bill go over; but he hoped
he would call IL up tomorrow or as
soon as possible, and press it to vote.
The time for action had surely come when Con-
gress should arrest this Importation of seryile
labor, either to take the place Of the emanci-
pated men of the South or the workinymen of
the North. He was opposed to casting drag
net over the world, and gathering up the de-
graded portion OF mankind to lower the price
United States. ,s--'---e,- ~ " '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

NORTH CAROLINA MILLITIA.-Kirk, of Tan
nessee, has been commissioned colonel Of the
Second Regiment OF the North Carolina STATE
troops, With headquarters ut Asheyille. He hss
issued circulars calling for / 900 recruits 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

To BE PRoMoTED.-Captain Fabius Stanley
Commander VIM. E. Hopkins, Lieutenant Com
mander A. F. Crossman, and Lieutenant Henry
q. Nields, have been ordered to Washington, ID.
c., for examination for promotion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvKNUE-The receipts to-day
from this source were 1886, ,454.57.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

CoMPAEy G, FOURTH UNITED STATES AR
TILLKRY, left Richmond yesterday for Fort
McHenry. They are the last of the troops who
were employed in carrying out the reconstruc-
ton in Virginia, and the only troops now in the
State Is the regular garrison at Fortress Monroe.