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The BOARD OF Directors, IN commenting
this second scheme 10 the Public, promise
that it shall. be carried out In as good faith IS
the annexed certificates prove the former %
have been The high character and standing
Of the Managers selected VIII also be an add
uOnal guarantee that perfect justice and fair
nezs VIII OntrOi this Distribution.
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LAW
First Circuit COurt-HefskeIi, Judge.
This is motion day.

second Circait COurLHaIsey, Judge.
Yesterday the call of the cases on the
calendar, published Wednesday last,
reached No. 636. The remaining cases
on that calendar will be called to-day,
as will also No. Asa, WEIGH VS. Wiggin.
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Far COUNTY Ea-- " e-sar.
HEORFE t. Pow l. IS the
nominee for ,sx-COlleCtor Tor shri
S,,ury- jez
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- 5 %

HEREBY announce myself a candtdat
10 represent shelby cJunrg IN the Sena'
III next eglslature. subject 70 me noml
IsctioL, saturday, July 3thi ST
Jelly ~
fNEBIle people Oh shelby, fayette ana apo
Responsive 20 the acuOn o. me LSSSA
Comfy ConNennon OF Upon County, and Ar
re.uest OF ny Giends in suelby and faNetse
announce myself a candidate or senator To-
Lhis district ia The nG1t GencIal AssSMoL
zubs-cf % The action OF the senatorial IOi.-
,.1.rfon Pm ION j. SMITH
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 2s4Main
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 21 Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents. =
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gofte~-.~ on PEfviieEe~-
I HARNEA MATTE Is The Democrat
., n1fUiuee state and Jounty l~aK-OOLecu
Privileges Ie-
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BY Telegraph.

ny AEAIkLaRMs
CINCINNATI, July 5.-The river is
falling, with 10 feet 10 inches water hr
the channel.
PITrsBURG, July 5.-Weather clear
and hot. The MOnongahela river .
falling, with 2 feet II inches water in the
channel
New ORLEANS, July 5.-NO arrivals
or departures yesterday. Departed to-
day: Henry Ames, for st. Louis.
I Weather clear. Thermometer $50.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.-The river is
declining, with 8 feet s inches in the
canal, and 5 feet s inches in the chute.
Partially cloudy and pleasant. Business
dull. The Nick LongwOrJh il expected
up tonight.
ST.. LOUIS, July 5.-Arrived: Mohawk
and City Of Quincy, from New Orleans
Julia, from Vieksburg; Tom Jasper,
from New Orleans. Departed: John f..
To1e, for New Orleans; Belle Memphis,
for Memphis; Belle st. Louis, for Vieks-
burg.-The river is falling slowly,
Weather clear and hot.
CAIRO, July 6-Arrived: Mary
Ann, frsm New Orleans, 2 am; John
Kyle, from St. Louis, ? lam; Belle St.
Louis, from St. Louis, l pm; Imperial,
from st. Louis, ppm. Departed; Lady
Lee, for Red river, s pm; Julia, for St.
Louis, 7 pm; Grand Tower, for Mem
phis, 8 pm; Mary Ann, for PittsbHrg, 4
pm; Belle st. Louis, for Vieks5urg, Z
pm; Indiana, for New Orleans, 8 PIN.
River has risen 8 inches in the past As
hours. Weather clear. Mercury SO.
EVANSVILLE, July 5.-The weather
is clear and pleasant the past two days.
River has risen 3 feet. Port hst-UP:
City OF Cairo, noon. Down; Nick Long
worth, 1 pm. Business dull.
LITTLE Rock, July 5.-Weather clear
and hot River falling, with 5 feet
water In the channel. Departed: Fort
Gibson, for above; Thos. H. Allen, for
Memphis.
NASHVILLE, July 5.-Tbe river is
rising, with 2 feet 9 inches water on
Harperh Shoals. Weather cloudy and
warm.
VIcKsBURG, July 6.-Boats down:
Moliie Moore, 10 last night. Down to-
day: 0uachita Belle, Z am; Alps and
barges, Z fam. Up: Charles B. Church,
Y last night. Up to-day: H. ]. Baker
and barges, 10 Am. Weather clear and
warm. River falling.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Beats Leaving To-Day.
In Port
Legal Tender.


The river fell about three inches yes
terday, and has now a depth Of at least
fifteen feet to Cairo. There is a fair
boating stage 70 Keokuk, but the water
is. getting exceedingly thin on the
rapids. The Missouri has a good stage
all the way to Sioux City, and is declin-
ing slowly. The Illinois has a little
over three feet over KickapO bar, and
is falling, with low water predicted
soon. The Ohio and It's tributaries are
declining, as are also the lower streams
emptying into the Mississippi. BUSH
ness at the landing was more active
yesterday. The weather continues warm,
with an occasional breeze.
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FOR vIcKsBURG

Memphis and 81. LoaIs Paekes Conpany
For Helena. G~reanVI1e and Wcksburg.
Steamer BELLE ST. LOUIS.
~Blak
VIII leave As ABOVE SATURDAY. jay sth,
is FEEMZ CALvERT saRt
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DIRECTORY.
NOTICE or EDWARDS
O1d Reliable
MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY

EON 1875
UIHE canvass for the Information 20 this
4 directory takes place after OCTOBER lsr,
as soon as the business changes Ter the year
will permit, and VIII be
ISSUED IN JANUARY, lSz3.
II wiz be made with great care by parties
who Thoroughly understand their business,
and no expense viii be spared to give the ciii-
zens OF emp a directory useiuI as q bust
ness guide and rejecting credit upon our
beautiful and e~nterprising city.
The publication ofag00d city directory can
not be too highly appreciated by those for
whose convenience IT, is gotten up.
We refer with pride 70 our directories or
This city for the past four years, and believe
their merits are sufficiently well apprecl ated
by this community TO survive unjust crfti-
cisns rom any quarter.
Thankful for past encouragement, We re-
spectfuliy solicit 4 continuance.
SOUTHERN Publishing Co.
jeN Memphis once, "a Main Street.
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DAWN Wells, AS Main Street.

ECOEoMY--rake your spring clothing
To the steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hansonls old Etand1. 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON d WALKER
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the Ebay Horse?5
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JOE LOCKE 1861 Main street, has all
the leading monthlies for July, and the
atest Weeklles anddailies. pevana
J. w. S. Browse, 44s Main street.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

MEMPHIS & WHITE RIVER PACKET
COMPAFT.
The splendid passenger boats o. his line VII
leave Memphis for al points on White
and Little Red rfvsrs every
TUESDAY AND SATURDAY, Al 5 Pa.
For freight or passage apply 70
S. 3. MILLER Agent,
No. , Eliot BlOck,
ju3 corner Jefferson and Promenade SIS
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LECTURE.

Mrs Annie T. Dryer viii lecture at
Spiritual Hall, 199 Main street, Sunday
evening, July 18th, at eight o'clock.
Subject-'FThe Catholic Church not able
to meet the wants Of the age" Admis-
sion, twenty-five cents.
THE Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and twenty cents per one thousand.
No charge for setting meters. Once,
29I Second street.
FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for 500.
CLOTHING and furnishing goods at
cost, 2S9 Main street.
UPPER BLUE LICK Is the most popu-
lar mineral-spring water on this conti-
nent, because i Z the best Alternative and
aperient known. 1t Is q general pre-
servattve Of the tone Of the stomach and
purity Of the blood, and q powerful pre-
ventive of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield d Higbee, wholesale agents.
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WAGGENER, 8173 Main street, has the
hnest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city, the largest assortment OF
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
pOrters.
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ZOE SALE.

El.0CEPLEs-stock Of groceries; good loo
~ nos and cheap rent Apply 70 J.
HursE AND L0UA good nous ana TO-
~ web Improved, with al convenience
ass8rv also, Hurhiture belonging 10 la
ha trlearrd apply alto UNION -lIetl
EAnM eUH GBAN-Ihe unusrsisn,u
Offers rqr sale hi. beautiful Boa
rn. aTf1Hi RESI- TOSSING, On HE MisstsalpI b
ana lrlrl5-p rallro sd miles 20 the ronlA
q. mphi=. etnta ming i6-54 acres ol El4e ul
and lfntrovements cOunlst OF q Hgai, Rev.
stable, orchards, etc.s also, a very large al
1oinmod lruE einhouse and press, IN Iunnlu-
rf4rf. FOR further information, apply 10 ~
lIurs gned, on the Premises, Or - ". l. An
d-f-ou, 20 Front Street, Memphis,
JyA a. ~
GOuON -sHED-Jn Tennessee street, nuN
ana fu fine repair. rold Tor division.
ply toE ~. Isle, 20 front street. Je-
- about N1l. Address o. care o. lha
uce. jus
= ASD-Very cheap, is acres Of eauuful
land, ironing Memphis and selma raj
lad. and oppo-i te stewards nursery, All uI
cLoice fruit trees, for Sl0 cash. The oHnt
needs money i'm rledlairlg-
DUNOHU g. BULKLENs
June Ia, 1872. 9M.dls0n street.
HA5-from the old company al slu pea
" l0JQ. No charge for setting meters Ohic
FL second street. mEh
4 Ors-Uu Walnut street, On time. AppE
Al 30 Union street GEORGE Dixon
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For C.au1I Trustee

g-,snc~lIOr Of second Chaneery C0uT
EANTEL 2. WALKER Is the Democrs,
- nominee for the Office Of Judge OF
second t,hancery Court. lML
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BARGAINS

In Ladies' Hose-I0e n Pair.
Also at 10 and % cents.
WfGh-euf Ladies' BalunOrai
Cloth SHOES at 81 20.
DO. Misses shoes al from 81 20 Sc
ladies salts, 50 90.
ladies' suits, "a 50.
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NTILL5AM r. DAY Is a candidate for Cou
NJ ~ Trustee. HalIlg hlled the oiic5
Trustee for many years, I Wouid
.l4v Old friends that am again a candida e.
she same position. D. previous fidelity
Office wi 7 be my guarantees In future. u
WuODNAnD ls Inc oemocrauc uom'
"a, nee for the onice 81 County TRUSTEE
10 tp~liinE August election. iu1'
2 H..HEBY announce my self rs aa indepeu
dent candidate for iounfy Trustee G
Shelby County. Election august, leZ2
aH0NAS FOLEN"
june 9, Is7e
FOR sheriff
p CTERI ANNOUNCES himself a. AZ "
a dependent candidate -Or reelection O.
-ll ONCE o. sheriff OF shelby county. lie
a.1n August ls72. apiS
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The Robert Mitchell, from New Or
leans, less than four days out, arrived at
noon, added eleven bales Of rags here,
and departed with one hundred tons Of
cargo for the Ohio, and her cabin full Of
~1a,H
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SACRIFICING PRICES.

OWING toa change to be made from the
~ retail To the WHOLESALE JOBBING
TRADE, our present retail stock viii be sold
at immense sacrifices We quote q few OF the
eQdinu articles. ."
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FoR RENT.

Orr-Du Walnut street, 0u time Appl,
Al 80 Union street GEORGE DIAbN
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~ As-fr0m Tie old company, AT AM pti
" i0g. 80 charge Tor setting meters Omc
= second street. mylt
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BY j. B. 0ULLEE, I. q. nd12wod
q. 7. ReaYss, sol. for com~plainants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-23

nc names Of any gentlemen into the investiga-
ion; desire that the whole responsibility in
ms analr may rest upon my shoulders.
49, MT. ;Areher-l cont think that the committee
should force its production.
Mr.: Biair-I desire TO be distinctly TN iers.ood
that do not order the reading OF the letter
MT Ssrgent-t must require its reading.
Mr.. Blair.-The only effect Of its reading will
be rreJudiclal 20 the case Of the Secretary
Secretary Robson, holding on tightly 20 the
Document, and unwilling TO surrender It into
SGgent Its too bad IL II must be read.
Mar. Biair.-lt will only 60 10 show that in
tuence has been brought to bear upon the Sec
rttary.
Judge Peters, (reading the letter over the
shoulder OF the Secretary You can't inf aence
the names on this paper. tLaughterl
Ii was then agreed 10 forego the reading Of
the petition, and the Secretary was examined
as 10 the Governor. He gave a de alled statt-
ment OF the manner in which the government
had hired the vessel, and stated the object
thereon TO he that she was required to iOin the
squadron of Admiral Dupont. She had been
lest at sea while under the control OF the gov
ernment, and he had only paid the sum OF
s52,No AS damages 10 reimburse her owners,
after profrscted Investigation or the matter
which terminated in his being convinced OF the
responslblllty OF the government for her loss
The vessel had been built in 1856, and was sunk
IN ls6I After Satisfactorily clearing up the
charges made against the depart neut concaTn-
ing her, the Secretary Was examined as to his
leeuniary acquisitions resulting from his on sc
under the government.
MI sargent am about 20 al iress a ones
Ton 10 you that Is OF 80 delicate a nature that
You may answer IL OF not, A. YOU will. desire
10 know whether or not yOu have m ade any large
amount OF money out or the department in al
ditiOn 20 your salary.
Witness, ;smiling. We'll, 7 suppose 70 will be
suihclent for the committee tO know that am
poorer to- day than when I came to Washing
loh; nave spent my entire salary every wear.
and in addition thereto I have speut my pri-
.ate income and a portion of the principal: I
have never received from any one, or made
OUT OF the department, single dollar, either
expect TO.
The committee then ljOurned until wednes-
day evening, when they will proceed 10 make
up the report, the testimony now hcing all in.
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The Recent Tragedy in the Indian
TERRITORY.

ST. Louis, April q The Port Smith iArkD
Asr Era OF the i9;h inst. gives some further ac-
counts OF the recent tragedy in the Indian ter
rltury. II ms the approach OF the United
, ates maTSLals force was well known at the
courthouse, and preparations for resistance
were mace, the court having adjourned on the
morning OF the fight from the courthouse,
which stands on open ground, - a school house
about halt mile away, and whore IL Is quite
closely built up. AL the people there we're arm
ed, including the jury. Even Proctor. the muir
derer, had Spencer rifle aud two reyOlyerS.
OF the maShals party eight were killed. inrlu-
ding deputy marshal Owens, and two severely
wounded. Ot the SSSailants. four were Killed,
including deputy sheriff and "A juror, and six
were wounded. Besides these, two men were
found dead half mile from the court house.
ana u Il supposed they were killed in wantOn-
mess by the retTeating aCgressors. A letter from
deputy marshal Robinson, in charge of the res
culng party sent from Fort Smith, saws that he
arrived al the place OF the tight on the I7th m
slant. and found the whole country deserted.
The Proctor party lett the previous day, with
sixteen well armed men, taking their wounded
Nth The M into the mountains. and pursuit with
a handful OF men was ont Of the question.
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from Europe To-day

PITY PERSONS DROWNED AT SKA
IoNDoN April s3.-It II now believed that the
steamship Ispahan, which left Bombay ia
January for this citv. and which has NOT been
heard from since leaving Malta on the 18Th OF
February. foundered of Brest, France. during
terrific gaze. FIFTY persons, who we're on the
Ispahan, are supposed 10 have gone down with
the steamer.
THR WEATHER
throughout England. to-day, IL fair and favor
able ~ the growing crops.
CARLIsr WAR IN SPAIN.
MADRID, April 2s.-The CorrssJoHlfenria saws:
T" Thirty Carlist bands have now appeared
Throughout Spain, the largest OF which are i'm.
PEELED chiefly against the provinces OF Navarro.
Leon and Pontcyre1a. The government forces
encountered band in Navarro. and defeated
them, capturing their leader, priest, who, Il i
reported, was Immediately shot. Generals who
arc members Of the radical party offered their
services 10 the governItRt TO assist in suppress
ing the demonstrations Of the agitat Drs."
REINFORCEMENT FOR THE cAHITSTS.
PARIS, April "a nr mber of persons were
arrested in Bayonne, near the SpaniSh border
Yesterday, who were known to be "a route 20
Spain 10 engage m tie present demonstration
against the government OF that country. The
capiiyes, however. Ovefrowered the police force
which had them in charge and escaped towards
the Spanish frontier. Troops have been sent
lnpursuit OF them. Nothing is known OF the
movements or Don Carlos. IL Is believed he i
accompanied by General Cathclincau.
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The chose LegisIator>ttIIIH Harm
ing 0R the Fish Question

OTTAWA, April In the House last night,
Sir John A. Macdonald said the measure re-
latiRg 20 the trVaty OF Washington would be
submitted Immediately after the budget speech,
which would take place on TUESDAY week That
lating to the Pacific railway would b. brought
down in a few days. Mr.. TOdin asked as 10 the
intention OF the government tow ard the issuing
OF regulations Tor the protection OF the fish in
The inland lakes and rivers, and the granting of
licenses Tor fishing in them, under the resOlu-
lions preventing the destruction OF the fish, and
whether the Canadians would be permitted TO
nsll 10 the exclusion Of foreigners. Hon. Mr..
Topper said il wac not intended to grant con-
current privileges 20 foreigners; Canadians only
would have the fishing right.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
NeW Nork New.


A'@VsT hElNONT WANTS ADAMS FsR FREst-
nENT.
NV orE, April > A Cincinnati lispatrh
S'afts thsf Angus Belmont l. fhere ata ~
expressed his Tftfcrcncs for Mr. Aaap,s a. -.
Candidate 10 nEitc GIon Tor the PRESIDENCY
TsEsE MN FsLL FRcN a NlNpow
az ~. Nlchaels g arch on SUNDAY auffu, n.
services snd two were scriously mind - -. -
naiiy. ami the tlird lad an aru broken.
AT NKk1INC OF TIA NUNICtFAL ErFopN
ASSOCIATION.
az the wards IN the civ hsd large enralnet,fs
IL Is thought this sfgsniHation will unite with
tse eonIEiii,S 81 seventy Hi'cn an ant political
Tsr coEoNoE's suRY
YESTERDAY returned n verdict against David
Murphy tor shooting and killing David B.rr,.
Murphy Sss oonmitted to await the action ot
the grand jury.
PIX. STOKES AND MANsFtFtp.
AT the nofntug papers denOunce ln unmcas-
urcd terms the performance entitled .Ria,k
Friday" IToducrd ar Niblo's thcstcr last niebt
The piece Illustrated the career ct lisk. Stnk.
and Mansfield. aud appears 70 De intended ID
lnrue nee opinion n aiust stokes. VITO T. Ne ID,
he tried; The performance l. .encrs' IA ,hsr-
acterized a. an outrage upon drccncv
IL - stated that MIR. bartlett one Of S..lrs.
GO unsel, has Withdrawn. oNi-c 20 a ill., -. .
meHt With John Graham. The case rsm's M
Tomorrow, when the District Attorpcr y1ll -
in replication 20 StukCs' hin OF ,on,t-lai,,, N
oFTHR TIN PRISONERS wuo avn
from jail at HcnStcad. one was a inurdrrc-
W. Ntte eAaa stN VITA "a aieiaughfcr, and a. II
were desperate burglars. Ii l. said thew poi l.
Soned fellow prisoner Who died SATURDAY.. n.
cause they could not Trust him with their ~
Crtts.
THE MACE o'BALDWIN MIL.
II IS stat that - 'Baldwm hasofirrcd 20 fight
Mace TOR the amount 81 money now in the stake
holders hands, Immediately. or in one month.
IL this fails 10 satisfy Mace. O'Baldwin SAWS he
VIII Esht Inn in q room alone.
TRAITS To KILL FtRENEN.
committee OF the Board OF Fire CndcrwriteTs
have gone 10 ALBANY 20 protest against the pro-
PoSd n,w building law. which allows the
construction of walls OF bulldogs 20 be OF much
less thickness than now. The underwriters
declare that the construction of such walls would
he danger0 ms 20 the safety Of the city In case OF
Ire.
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Mexican Maneuver~ areupd Nata-

MATANoEAs, April 22.-Gen. Cavallos and a
command of i've hundred men and officers with
two pieces OF artillery reached here TO-DAY. The
General relieved Gen. Palacios, whom lac out
ranks and who has commanded here for the last
four years. and inspected the defenses and CITY
Immediately after his arrival. Another steamer
Is expected here Tomorrow from Vera Cruz
with several hundred more reinforcements,
which will place The city beyond the possibility
OF capture BY any force the reyolutionists can az
presn Mt bring against IT, Rumors still prevail
that Ger. Quiroga intends making an attack.
Int NJ TO Clark the enemy were not within ten
miles.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card

A Card.
Clergyman, while residing in South America,
As Missionary discovered safe and sim Die remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay 4.
Disc se Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful nd
vicious habits. Great numbers ha ye been cured ny
this noble remedy. Prompted by n desire to bene I'll
the afflicted and unfortunate, will send the reel Do
for preparing and using this medicine in a sealed
envelope, TO any cue who needs it, Free Of Ch1Tgs.
Address, JOSEPH IMAM.
Station D, Bible House,
nar2V New York City.
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GEN. SheB man. Lieut.. Grant and Min.
isIer lnFfIn

PBIIADELPHrA, April . "A private letter
from Minister Curtin, dated Nice. France. the
9Th inst, states that after meeting Gen. Sher-
man and Lieut.. Grant at Constantinople ON the
18th. he would proceed with them, via Odessa
Cumea and Fifiss. 10 Caucasus; thence by a
route not vet determined on TO Astrachan;
thence MP the Nolga 70 Nijlin, NovogOrod, Mos
COW and St Petersburg, reaching the latter
place about May 18th. The letter states that
the most cordial reception and distinguished
treatment await Gen. Sherman and Lieut.. Grant
In Rursia. MT. Curtin will probably leave for
home soon after Nav 1Jfh.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
IN Mr.. j. g. SAvILLE, Lessee and Manager
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL %,
- For SIX Nights Only ard One Matinee
SEMHONS d SLOCCM'S MINSrRELS.
Prom their Arch Street Opera House, PhlsdeIphi
recently destroy ed by FIRE, aud direct from Nibo
arden, New York city, where they have appear d
,er go weeks to crow ded AID delight ID and
NEW sONGS, - NEW ACTS,
sPARKLING sCINTILL 1TION1 OF WiT,
AND A sUPERABUNDANCE OF FUN,
CHAMPION TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Orc besiTa Chairs and Reserved Orch s'r4 Circle.
81; Orchestra Circle and Reserved Dress Circle 5
cents; Dress Circle, so cents: Gallery, % cents
Box Sheet open daily from 9 t. 4.
MONDAY, A pril 29..-.-............. ANNIE.
MONDAY, Nay 6......................- BLACK CROOK
an29 n
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parry joined the ST. Louis ercursiopsfs - s sna
francisco ~ Junction city, Kansas, YESTERDAY
havinf come mp there n ON the Indian territery'
The secretary had several Consultations s,sfb
me inaAns while in the territory, and was az
me council o. me hpovss in relation 70 the no
posss sole Of part Of their lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-23
Shocking Accident ON the baltimore
and Ohio Railroad
] II kLE MN KILLED b n 4 z
LOCOMOTIVE.

LocoNOTIYE.
PAEKEnsDrHG, w. Va, April 23.-On the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad yesterday the en-
sine OF a way freight rain east exploded her
boiler near this place, instantly killing the en-
gineer, Milton Parker ,aud the fireman, Daniel
Neieon, and irjufine Michael Eagan, brake
man, 90 seriously - 10 cause death IN few
hours. The boiler was thrown three hundred
and City feet. Three cars were thrown into a
creek on one side OF the bank, While the tender
and running gear OF the engine lie on the oppo-
site side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-23

~Mrs. Mary G. Rea IL the first woman who
has made presumption purchase OF leo acres OF
the public land In Montana.
SIn Boston total abstinence sociefyD "a
started for '.totai abstinence from med,llins in
other peoples affairs"