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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07

BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD-Ps-
Triton for bjuHciiOn-A Striks.-In the circuit
court, in Baltimore, bill was fled yesterday by
David MoTdecsi, Robert ID. Morrison. John nj,
warner and VIM. l.. Stork against the Balti-
mere and Potomac Railroad COMPANY. asking
for an injunction 20 prohibit the reSpOndents
from proceeding IN the excavation OF Wilson
street, and from IN any manner interfering with
or obsTuctiDg the same &c a public highway.
The court passed an order that the motion for
Injunction stand for hearing on the 9th Of June.
BIZ. kutter, contractor for q portion Of the
fifty labOTers 10 supply the places OF the men
who struck for higher wages on MONDAY. When
the new men went 20 work 10 the morning II
was thought that they would be assaulted BY
the strikers, WHO we're on the spOt in force hut
squad Of police men prevented any breach OF
the peace. Another gang OF fresh hands viii
be nut 10 work to-cav
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lSE Fob THE FEET.
DR. WHITE, CHIROPODIST,
535 FIFTEENTH sTREET,

VIFVoIEE q IhEAoUhft
Established in Washington, ID. O., 1917
treats COINS, BUNIONS, BAD NAILS, &C., %
the shoe can be worn with immedtat after
the operation. Refers to the many physicians, sur
Reops. and the Thousands Of other responsible per.
sons who patTonise his establishment.
Hours from q. m. 10 D. N. myZ
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LECTURES.

SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
DR.. =. P. ROWLAND will deliver course of four
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE fORO.
SCOPE, using the ELECTRIC LIG III for the Illus
trations, with experiments in NITROUS OXIDE,
showing its wonderful aDnsthetic influence at LIN
coin q all every FRIDAY KVEhIN9, comm sncing
June and ending June %
Admission to each Lecture Is cents.
Lectures TO CONNIE ce at O'Clock.
No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets and
reserved seats for sale at Parker's News Depot,
Seventh street, opposite Pest Office.
Teachers and pupils Of all the public private, and
Sunday schools admitted for ten cents each. jel 2r
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DIPLOMAS were distributed to the graduating
class at the Naval Academy yesterday, and
Secretary Robson delivered an address.
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AZ ORPHAN GIRLS TROUBLKs-SHR CON-
MITs SrICIDE Rather TEAM BE- DIsGPAcEn.-
About half past six o CLOCK last night Mar Nc
MaIus, an orphan girl, fifteen years OF age, re-
sldine with her uncle, Nicholas McManus, at
No l3e West Nineteenth street, was found dead
IN bed IL her room. Sergeant Washington Nall
len, OF the Twenty ninth precinct, being called
N, ascertafned she had shot herself through the
heart with single berreled pistol, taken from
her unele's trunk. The only reason assigned
for the rash act was that Mrs. Robinson, re-
tiding on hOor above the family, had accused
the unfortunate girl Of stealing a piece Of SIX
from her. She admitted the larceny AMI stated
she bad used IL TO trim her hat with. She i'm
plored Mrs. Robinson not to acquaint her uncle
OF me fact, but was informed that she need ex-
pect no mercy al her hRnds. The exposure so
worked upon her mind that In an unfortunate
moment she procured the pistol and took her
hfe.-N. \. Herald, Ga.
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Tho Hemeep.sni.t. H,s n.es.

fHILADkLfHIA, June The delegates 70
the Homeopathic convention visited Indepeo-
dence Hall this morning, ana Afterwards pro-
ceeded 20 business at the mercantile Hhrarv
The following resolutions we're, among Others
adopted :-Resoleed. That the exclusion OF meii.
cal men from positions OF honor and trust in
the public institutions Of the country or in the
government service on account OF medical
opinions Is an abuse OF power, snd ought no
LONGER ne tolerated. Resolrcd, That the ceusure
and ostracis- - with which some medical orgsni-
zations arc nm, -s1ing the more liberal minded
Of their members a - an invasion OF the rights
Of American citIsens I'D subverstve Of the
freedom OF thought and acs 'on which should
characterize al scientific bodies.
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WASHINGTON. D c. WEDNESDAY. JUNE !. 1871 TWO
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IHAvr JUST REruRNED rRoM NEW !

ldAVEJUST RETUhNk I'D IBOM NEW fORk
with immense stock Of FANCY G9ODs,
pKUGs, and al the leading PATENT MIDI
low prices, rs TO 30 per cent below what you have
70 Pay elsewhere. name in part:
Browns Jamaica Gin
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry
echencks Syrup and Sea W eed Tonic ... 8 Is
Lyons kathairon and Barry Tricopheru
yaynes Expectorant and
Burnett's Ooccaipe aud aliston
Hostetter's and Plan IA ton Bitters............0
michler Herk Bitters
SoEs,e oohp Ietaso ~ one nal me regular prices
Minchester's Hypophophites, genuine...........ss
Tarra eeltzer Aperient.
Bachelors afr Dye. IS
Lanman ktmps Florida water....................5o
Fine Old Bye Whisky. large bottles, 81; Holland
Gin genuine, 81 bottle; California Wipes an kinds,
Is cents and 81, an endless variety; Tooth, Hs!r,
Nail, Hat, Shaving, and Cloth Brushes: Turkish
Towels, Chamoy skins, Sposees. Preparations for
the Hair. Face, Skin, Toilet; Combs, Oosmetics,
sidersbly lower rates than elsewhere. ] am deter
mined TO make 4 AZ 1Stect to giys me call
ny6 Corner I'd and D streets, W.
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CEIRf JUSTICE CHASE has engaged quarters
at the waukesha, Wis, Springs, and is expected
there on the 18th inst.
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A EcHooL GIRL FIAYEp by her TRAnHn.-

A scHooL GIRL FLAYED BY HER TKAcHKR.-
Mr.. Barney, pedagogue Of Ithaca, n. Y, be-
lieves that corporal punishment Is essential 10
days sgo, for q trifiing offence, he logged o
little girl only eight years old, using strap,
which the hhdcdn says, In his strong hands, and
gbided by his spiteful temper, fairly hayed his
Mr.. Barney told the mother Of the child that he
should not have punished her soseyerefy II she
had not screamed while receiving the blows.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP will leave here this
evening for West Point to attend the graduating
exercises at the Military Academy, and will be
absent about one week. a. 1915 --.
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SOHOM1cK ER q co. PIANoi

Pref. CARL RIOHTEB has the honor to-.
inform BIS friends and the music loving tfTS51
public that ne las secured the agency forstttts
the magnificent
sOHomAOkER PIANOS.
OF world wide reputation, which have eraced the
parlors of the ExecutiSe Mansion for q number Of
years. Also. for the celebrated r.
BURDETTE CELESTE PARLoR.ORGAg,
and that he is prepared TO fsIlon the most reason
able terms or moLthly instruments. Also, that he
instIuciilns on Piano and Organ st his cool and
Ss5 PEAEsYLvAHIA AVENUE.
E}Z1 I'M" between 9th and 10th streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07

EX-SENATOR THAYRR, is candidate for the
republican nomination for Governor Of Ne
braska.
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TIE PRESIDENT is expected to visit this city
Friday Of next week and remain here day or
two.
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TIN "Mrs. Gaines Law cassnis again In full
activity at New Orleans; or as the Times OF
that city expresses it, sfthis eternal ltiga-
ton is again upon us with all its horrors.g This
time the proceeding lie one in equity to set
ASIDE the Judgment bywhich the last win was
admitted 10 probate, and Mrs. Galness heirship
recognized.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvExuR-The receipts from this
source to-day were sSSs, 1850.
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The View York srssd LedxeefMa.eu

N.w foRk, June TIE Grand Lodge OF
Mesons veu.Iuto session az O'Clock this morn
Est An me orscers and repressnsstires were
present. The proceedings we're opened with
Prayer. The proposition % amend the Law Of
1904, 60 as % haze the corporstors OF the hall
an asylum 20 consist OF q. NJ, Deputy a.
NJ, Senior and Junior Grand Wsrdens a Sec
Rotary and I've -represen tatives, 20 be
annually elected. wse referred 20 the commit
tee on jurisprudence and condition OF Masonrv.
Resolutions 20 appropriate $50 90 the widow 81
deceased brother, and see0 30 the Rochester
board o. relief, were referred 90 the finance
committee. The Grand Representatives OF
Oregon, Minnesota and Ohio were received
with franc honors. Lecturer Raymondreported
That the work II very popular around all jurts-
dlcflons. Jhe board Of relief reported the re-
oeipe ~ se.S2l, and disbursements for charity,
the purchase of burial lots salaries. rent and
incidentals, az ss7S.
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INV YORK, MayT.-The efforts % have the
order OF Secretary Boutwell, IN relation 10 the
adoption by the government OF the locks Of the
American Seal Lock Company rescinded are,
II If stated, sustained by parties interested In
smuggling across the Canadian border
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Presidents Grant and Family nc west

WEST POINT, n. Y, June The Presidents
visit here was more fer pleasure than business,
and % witness the examination OF the gradu A.
ng class, his con being one OF the me mbers.
Mrs. Grant and daughter and the President LEFT
CozIens's hotel az II O'Clock for carriage drive.
There will be an artillery drill this Afternoon
and mortar fring TO- night.
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Proposals for Government ROuds

INV YORK, June There were twelve pro-
possls for bonds to- day, amounting to 81 ga goo
from 1ll40 70 111.90. The awards will be
$1,000 600, at 11l.63 % III 90
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End OF the Erie railroad strin.

BUFFALO, Jnne I,-Captain Donohue, OF
the Buffalo city police, who for several DAYS
past has been engaged with a detachment or
Iolice protecting the property at Portage and
Hornellsville in anticipation or riot amongst
the Erie railway strikers, returned this morn
rioters dispersed. 80
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

uol FOR sALT WATER
FISHING, SAILING, AND SALT WATER
ROE, AND RETURN,
ONLY c9
sPLKEDID STEAMER Lazy OF THE LAKE.
CAPT. q. L. MITCHELL,
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1871.
viii leave her wharf. foot OF 7th -
street, at J.. m, reaching Norfolk kkz<sS
Forthcoming: Returning, leave Nor S<@z211z1ze
FELIX SATURDAY, at p. M, af riding fine oppor-
tunity Tor all Who may wish. TO stop at the world
renowned watering place, "0ld Point" and enjoy
the .1hieTsting sea breeze sno salt water bathing
Tickets : .. For sale on board. or by
5. P. Brown SON,
Je7-2t corner 18th street and New York ave
THE THIRD ANNUAL PIC MIC OF BLACK
HAWK TRIBE, No. IL, L. o. Z. M, "A
will take place at -
ABB ERs 7TH STREET PARK, "a
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, June Z, 1871. "a
The Tribe pledge themselves 90 make this tie pic
MIC Of the season. Ticb cts FIFTY GENTS, admit
ting gentleman and ladies. je6 2t@
HOl FOR MARSHALL HALL, TIE DE
IL lightful summer resort Beauti- r.
tul shedetrtes and green lawns. EN- EEN
QUESTION or THE E-STREEToknslnz7an3
BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL. Cd SATURDAY,
June 10. Steamer Arrow willleave her wharf, foot
OF 7th street, at ga O'Clock q. m, returning leave
March all Hall at 0 clock p 10. Tickets gentleman
and lady, 81; single ticket, rs cents; children: 50
CENTS. Je6-eo-St
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BUFFALO, June John b. Skinner, one OF
the most distinguished lawyers Of western New
fsrk, and prominent citizen Of Buffalo for
many years, died early this morning.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye IL the best IN the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lead, any ettaiie poison 20 produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive preparations
boating virtues they DO not possess. The genuine
W. A. Bachelor's Hair Dye has had tktYfp years
nntsrnished reputation to uphold its integrity SO
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown, Sold
b all DruGsists. Applied at 10 Bond street, New
York. fe5d
THURSTONT IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DEBiis the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Ssld by ell druggists Price, Is and 80 cents.
JOUVEES IRODOR0US GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold by all drug
gsts and fancy goods dealers Price, rs cents des
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Raslread Litigation I'm Maine.

PORTLAND, June 1.-The Supreme Conrt has
granted an Injunction In favor of the Boston
and Maine railroad against the Portsmouth,,
Saco and Portland railroad, Restraining the lat
ter from running BY South Berwick without
stopping and taking the Boston and Maine cars
and from leaving Portland wich their afternoon
express without taking the Boston and Maine
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NJ h EEP OIL

" KEEP OooLl
b bathing The head. eyes. face. care. Wrists and
Cooling solution
PROF. COOKS BALM OF LIFE!
A. wholesale and retail BY the following fret class
Druggist zgt siott a 70 SO Pa svi y Msjer,
:. y. Lewis, I o4 lab -; Merd Walsh. cor. Pa.
a. sne i s St; ) P M,bCIn Co. s3I isih 81 :
Bro, cor; Pc sy. and sth ST {. Calvert Ford 1903
PPasy; 81, 3 s ss,Eggs,on, 5ol Pc; avs 9: W
By prSsgists sensrsliy Msnnt.eturins Depot, cor
tons. lsS-l1
~wAsHINGTos. D. c., MAY 81, IsII
GoTICE is HERIRE GIVEN, That from ana
Bull Steer Cow cs As Il Isl sh 70 HS Or.
beg q Soess VII Be permitted 70 at large in
any such animals found rapnns Al i.rIe ana 20 that nat
sde as assn 's: ssy Egse place p5b
isada ,Ris cssS PsSSs = =
sR.et.yely 70 b farther disposed q IA sooordanee
Nth tie sTcvioss q an oraInapos g this Board
wssshingson andSserssigyE-o ''.''' "
ei " Health oesr and & Sec s y lis n s5ssa
HEsncuEITY IN LIFE IEsgBaEoE SENS
M of ne nrU Importance, the NORTH y EST
shsnssd - rate q ys = a. ne 81
pg an NPRESNABLE sEcURTTI- for the psTnneat OF
oce ses seventS s-s.tt - they become claims.
uh1en ]. u. kEIeHT. General Asent
ID 1 40 D &C. :
3 =: HOOD, long knsvr IN New FORA, Albany
h R RGr 81; 6 ana sPi s fscs1 & 81
49, y Eholessle value, eve. ~ the single -
efucle.- Oku and zee; II WILL Paw TkTee DOOR
est o. horrisonf large bookstore, Ne. eos Penn.
ven ne. spls-iy
RRlCKs BRIUKsH BRICKs m
soc 900 BRICkso Of al kinds on hand ana Ia
sale at lowest market rs.e.. ''f
~ ~ 1.233 Forr-snt q half Street. 'ii
EXoEIIEHT PASTURE roe BIRT- To1
II twenty cows; WI watered. Per inf,,nerfc--
Inquire at No. 500 u street nor b. ss-sts
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THE sUB-ooMNITTKR to investigate Southern
outrsges yesterday examined ex-Gov. Orr, OF
South Carolina, and Mr.. Morris, OF Ala. The
former said the Kuklux organization in South
Carolina was to brighten colored men so as q
deter them from voting in 1872.
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TIE WILD HUNT FOR OFFIcE.-Gov. Cooke
received over one thousand applications for the
one hundred and thirty-six Offices at his dis
posal In the city of Washington.
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DESTROYING RBDKzMBD -BoSDs.-Charles
Neal, Of the Registers ONCE; W. V. s. Wilson,
OF the Secretary's Office; and j. W. whelpley
OF the Treasurer's once, have been appointed q
committee 10 count and destroy over $50 900 700
worth Of bonds purchased for the sinking fund
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HALIFAX June The new Brunswick gov
eminent has appointed three Of It's members
King, Moore and Fraser, a delegation 20 con-
fer with the governments OF NOvs Scotia and
Prince Edwards Island, with q view 10 united
action against the Washington treaty.
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TERRIBLE TORNADO IN TKxAs--we have
news OF terrible storm which began at Gal
weston last Saturday. The wind forced the
water OF the Gulf on to the Island, flooding the
southern part Of the city 30 the depth Of several
feet, washing away many buildings from the
lower part OF the city on the Gulf beach, and
destroying two miles of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson railway track. Two shipwrecks
are reported, but fortunately the crews were
saved. Since Saturday six inches of rain has
fallen, and the velocity Of the wind was thirty
nine miles per hour W.
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NEW York, June 7.-Horace Greeley arrived
at the TritEne Office at 1870 this morning on ~
return from his Southern tour.
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The INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU will
change al the stamps on or about August LIST,
substituting two kinds. The one will be called
sensitive stamps, and acids used to remove the
cancelling marks will destroy the stamps
beyond use; the other kind will be printed on
such colors as to prevent imitation by means OF
photography.
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N~wAsHINGTor D. c., MAY 81, lsII
ID I q ~ Q y D g ke.

q 7; HOOD, Icns known IN Esw Fora, Albany
r.sh EwKLRY- wAToHEs ana sILvkB ~
49, 49, ~ xnolesals vsne, eve. ~ the single -
est o. herrisonf large boekstore, Ne. eos Penn.
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APPoINTEp.-Gen. e. o. Babcock, Commits
sioner of Public Buildings and Grounds, has
appointed George ID. Benjamin, of Illinois,
assistant superintendent, in place of Mr. Burns.
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Specie Shipments.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Specie shipment,
saz0,OlO. --------
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EXoEIIEsT PASTURE FoR HfRF. Toz
II twenty cows; wsl watered. Per inf.,nsrse-
Inquire at No. 500 u street nor h. ss-4s
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CITY NOTES TAxABLR.-The Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue has had under considera-
ton the question Of taxing notes issued by city
authorities, and IL Is said that he will decide
that they are taxable under the internal reve-
nue. laws.
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DEATH OF MAJOR GENERAL IN NEW
YORK PRISON CBLL.-Msjor General Charles
Mundee, late or Tallahassee, Fla, an officer
who had graduated at West Point, been in the
army for twenty years, and served with dis
tinctioD in the Union army during the war, left
his southern home some weeks ago TO attend the
reunion of the army Of the Potomac, and the
annual meeting Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public at Boston. There he met with many of
his former comrades in arms, and the revival of
old army associations and incidents rendering
naturally enough to rather hilarious conviyality,
General Mundee prolonged his stay in the
North longer than be had intended. Coming to
this city on his way to Florida, where he owned
q large plantation, Genera al Mundee spent some
days In company with friends and army ac-
Quaintances, whom he casually met, and was In
some way induced to buy an interest in a drink
Ing saloon. Whilst there he was arrested for
gland larceny, on some unfounded charge.
brought by some loafers who frequented the
saloon, and was taken to the Tombs. He de-
clined to communicate with his friends, and on
Saturday was taken out of his cell in a ft. In
twenty five minutes afterwards he died. Gen
eral Mundee leaves wife and six children.
General William r. (Baldy) Smith win take
charge OF the body after the inquest and for
ward it to his family-Neu PORK World, 6th inst
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court martial has adjourned, and the court OF
inquiry will probably rise to-day. The verdict
VIII be forwarded to Washington under seal.
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Me. W. W. CoRCoRAN's numerous friends
were gratified this morning by his appearance
on the streets in his carriage for the first time
since his illness. He looks feeble but the drive
seemed TO do him good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-07

b bathing the head. eFes. face. ea-s WI lists ana
bAnes, v hen Cyerheefed ard when sui
criDg from liver. with that
Cooling Solution
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CoMMANDANT OF MARIEEs.-The question a.
to who will be appointed commandant of the
marine corps at the Washington maynard on
the retirement OF the present commsndant,
Gen. Zeilen, is being discussed among the oficers
of the corps, and Tumor has it that Oapt. g. w.
Collier, the present commanding officer at the
naNY-YArd will succeed him.
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THREE NEW WEST PoINTBRs.-The examina
ton Of the entering class at West Point is con
Guided, and among those who passed with
credit were "Lord Napier" the new colored
cadet from Tennessee; young Young, the son OF
Brigham, the prophet; and young Meagher, son
Of the late Gen. Thomas +. Meagher. Twenty
one candidates were rejected.
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SENATOR MORRILL,, OF Me-, Naval Construc-
tor Hanscom, Commodore Alden, s. p. Brown,
Esq., and several other gentlemen leave here
this eyenipg on the Lady Of the Lake for an
excursion to Norfolk. They will return on
Friday. .-.a
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RRlCKs BRIoKsn BRICKE n
SOC 900 BaIckso Of al kinds on hsDd ana for
sale az lowest market rates w
p " 1.233 Forr-snt q half Stres,s, ~
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. Etc

CHRISTIANITY AND POSIrIYIsM. Lectures
u 20 the Times. BY James McCosh. ID. ID.
SERMONS TO TIE NATURAL NAN; Dr.
khsdd. ABUNDANT LIFE AND OTHEB sER-
HONS, b. Sadier. THE STREETS AND LANES
The Law REPOBTERS; E. y. Heard. AT THE
HAOk OF THE NORTH WIND; By George
ficDOnald. EDITH sOHERS. OR A OHILD5s
ISFLUEHCEi By Mrs: y ); Gurlsy. Eor sale By
myzs Il 4O9 7th st.. inteIlissncsr Building.
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IAs Ees1dliRg AsylKm, Sisters Of Clarity, Nstc
York, and SoIdiers' and Sailors Orphans