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7 AXE VIEW HOTEL,

Ia WATKINS, NEW YORK.
This fine new house Is open for the entertain
ment Of guests, temporarily or for the sea 4. .
son. 1t is complete in all its appointments, HA2
and handsomely furnished throug hout. lk.W
Guests will find il especially adapted for health aud
comfort; large and airy rooms and thorough venti-
lation
Fine Groves, handsome Walks, good Drives and
Wishing and Boating on the Seneca Lake.
Together with the far-famed Watkins and Havana
Giens, the view from the hOnse Of Seneca Lake and
the surrounding scenery cannot be surpassed.
The Table viii be supplied with ths best the mar
ket affords, ard an efficient corps of attendants
always ready to wait on guests.
Parties leaving Washit gton az 453 in the morning
arrive at the House at in the evening. Rooms can
te secured for the season Application by mail to
CHARLES III. BREDEMEYER, Proprietor Of
Lake View ROfel, Watkins. N. Y. Je2l- I'm
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Nor GUILrY-Ddwin e. Garcia, consul
general from Uruguay, was discharged in New
York yesterday on the charge Of perjury pre-
ont Of civil suit to recover money isr snip
built by Mckay for an Uruguayan company, for
which III. Garcia WAS agent. = a. ~ =
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Lieut. o, II. Fletcher to
ordnance duty at the navy yard, Washington,
LIST July. Ensign Nathan Sargent, jr., to the
coast survey steamer A. ID. Bache. Detached:
Lieut.. Commander Felix McCurley, from the
photographic Office, 30th June, and placed on
waiting orders. Lieut.. Commander Henry F.
Picking, from ordnance duty at the Washing
ton navy yard, July LIST, and granted leave Of
absence,
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The Cubnns Elnsesl-

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Genersl Quesada is
reported 20 have received the $4,000 promised
from the United States Of Columbia, for the
cause OF free Cuba. Cubans here are elated
over the details of the recent engagements in
Cuba, and express In creased confidence i'm the
ultimate liberation Of the island from Spanish
rule.
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-Land Sale.-whitting & warns, LAM Soents
a. Manassas, sold on Monday last, Q farm OF
ISL acres situated six miles south Of Brenss-
vf1le, belonging 10 John @. Taylor, q Mr. John
Alexander OF Michigan for o. zoo.
Wheat HdrveH.-Severd ego ahoadn farmers
IN this vicinity have commenced harvesting
snear vhesf crepss which appear. thus far, q
Rais--Ths section Of the state va visited sv
aAne rain On Tuesday and wednesday, which
mas done the spring crops IN Immense amount
Of good-4aaassas Gazette.
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The FOLLOWING gaugers CT internal revenue
were appointed to-day: A. d. Kettel and Henry
Turner, Sd wisconsin district; VIM. G. Toner,
territory Of Wyoming.
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GEN. M. ID. LEGGETT, commissioner Of pat
ents, returned from Philadelphia to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENuK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $50, 9S5.60
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GEN. FRANCIS A. WALKER, superintendent
OF the census, is in town for a few days
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LOUIS TRACER, OF Louisiana. has been ap-
pointed U. s. Consul at Boulogne, France.
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SECRETARY BRLKNAP went to Mount Vernon
his morning to spend the day.
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GRAND EXCURSION.

The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE will make
sion sfSbS s3. June sssss going . down
the Potomac a. far Sandy Point ,e17ctxzn
stopping at Glymont going and retur ;eaving her
wharf, foot Of 9Th street, at 3p returning about
$50 .. m. To insure good order and pleasant trip
to all special officers have been engaged to tha
no improper characters get aboard. Passengers
take either the Yth street the Metropolitan (4h
street) cars TO the boat,
Tickets, 50 cents. DORSEY CLAGETT,
1t ISunday papersI Agent.
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SURGEON GENERAL PALMER, chief OF the
medical bureau Of the navy, will be placed on
the retired list on the 10Th inst, on account of
being over 62 years of age, and will probably
be succeeded by Medical Director Joseph Belie,
OF Pennsylvania, who is next on the list. Medi-
cal Inspector P. j. Horwitz will be promoted
to the grade of medical Director Surgeon P. s.
Wales to the grade of medical inspector, and
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. R. Tryon to the
grade of SURGEON.
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A NEVADA Town BURNBD.-A Dispatch
from Hamilton, White Pine county; Nevada,
says the town 10 In ruins, having been destroyed
BY Ore. The l0ae u eatimated e 30. 90. :
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SUMMER RESORTS.
aaron SPkINGS AND BATHS.
~ HAkFsHIRE COUNTY, w. Va,

VA WtHohester, Va
PERSONS who wish to spend the summer months at
COhfesstdIy one OF the most charming and !. 4. a
GtIseuxe summer Resorts in the two vir- HA0
Rlnlas III do vel to read our DESCRIPTIVE III
pamphlet, which, besides full particulars .f iscx.
uon, surroandips., Routes OF travel and charges
contains also TIRE highest medical Testimony TO the
splendid Baths ""'e' "no
They belong to the class of Alkaline waters and
or three-fOurths Of q century have had a local re-
pute Tor their cur alive properties-notably in Kid
ney diseases, IN acid Dysp p-fa, I'm Cutaneous Az
1scu0ns, a. In Rheumatic 9out. In these classes
OF innstlonal deprayty, md in their happy effects
on the female constitution, Cappn Waters have now
an established position wi the medical faculty and
IN the peculiar regard We have been thes, many
years known 10 the spring going public in reipa
and VIII only here add, II you have never been 10
Capon, try it, We thinh will like il greatly
Rstes: sis and lis per week, With discounts Of 4.
10 and ia per cent. from family bills stated in
Tsmphlet. Apply for pamphlet 20 y. D. GILMAN
Druggist, Penns avenue, or BY mail TO FRlZIER
SsALE, Proprletors. l1s-st.
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- AND fEEQUENT EXERCIsH
in the opfn air and suns ine being the best pre-.
atives Of both physical and mental health, and
consequent usefulness and
LONGEVITY,
Thousands Of persons come from far and near % yisB
DIR, WHITE, the we'll known Chifopodist, No.
SIS lstA street. opposite TIE United States Treas
IONS Troublesome Nails, and other diseases Of the
feet, and advise - to su1table fitting shoes. His
treatment generally gtv0 immediate and painless
relief, ana I'm extreme cases, II none but suita
BE shoes worn, oftea eGeets perfect cure. The
uop, and there II langerin tampsrfng ytth cornD
Bunions ey using knife. reFor, or other Insult
tion ofthe community visit the practically exlsrt-
eDced ChiroIodist In order g better insure ssis,
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GRAND FAMILY Festival
NJ FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. DQMINICK'S NEW CHURCH,
Under the aus pices Of the
BUILDING ASSOCIArION

bVILDINU ASSUCIhTIUN,
On MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1873,
AT THE SCHUETZEN PARK
An excellent Band Of Music has been engaged
The Committee Of Arrangements have been "A
presented with beautiful Diamond Ring, ~
valued at $l00; also, Sewing M &c ine, ~
The Ring will be given TO the eentl eman, NV
and the Sewing Machine to the lady, who disposes
Of the largest Number Of tickets.
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
Children accompanied by their parents guar
dams will be admitted free. ml7-lawtf
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nieSl I'm Sam Francfseo.

from San Francisco says that Chancellor Sabri-
skie, of New Jersey, died in that city this
morning
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- U M NJ L r BOA BID.

Twenty FIVE additional BOARDERS can now be
Accommodated at the L0UD0N lNSTl- AA
TUTE, on moderate terms. Coed fan ,YEAV
pure air, and fine scenery. For partition lS: u
lars apply to THOS. W. LAKE.
je11-tf Aldie, London Co, Va.
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OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE IsT, 1878.

This favorite and celebrated Watering place will
offer additional attractions this season. 1t
Possesses a magnificent Bali Room, hne yes4AY
Billiard Roems, Bowling Alley for ladies' 4s:R i
and for gentlemen, and superb CrcQqst Ground.
will be kept in style not surpassed suyThere in
Virginia.
The waters OF these special Springs either or
greatly relieve most OF scr0tuia, inc pient
Consumption, Chronic BrOehitis, Chronic Laryn-
g1ti@, Chroihs 1nuemoa..., Cafonic pETsgpepsia,
Chronic DarIhPa, Chronic Dysentefy. -eI ~o
also great value in those affections which are pc
cIiaT to the female constitution, and appeti-
Eer tonic and general restorative they are, per-
haps, unrivaled amongst mineral waters. The
Proprietor has provided FOR the lawns and ball
. hrst-class band Of music, and in general all the
sources OF amusement and recreation usually found
At our best summer resorts will be at the command
Of the guests at RQCKBRIDGE ALUM. The place
Is within from eleven to thirteen hours Of Rich
moKd, a. hingtOD, Baltimore ETC., by rail, all In
daylight. PASSENGERS leave the cars Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot. and new
and elegant stage coaches, passing rapidly over q
smooth and level road OF only eight miles, set down
the visitors ct the Springs 20 tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
DR.; =: 5. DAVIS, Of the uniysrsity, Resident
MULLEN, Once Manager.
- The water for sale BY COLEMAN BOG
Frs, Baltimore .
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
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PERsoNAL.-The family of Secretary Robe
son, who have been in New York, will on the
first of next month go to their country residence
at Rye Beach, n. H., for the summer. Ex-
Governor Francis Thomas, of Maryland, our
minister to Peru, who is home on 60 days leave
OF absence, called at the State Department
yesterday, and had an interview with Secretary
Fish on business connected with his mission.
He intends to return to Lima in the steamer
which sails from New York July 30. 1.-The
Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, Mr.. d. Mcfarland, had his five-months
"''' baby baptized yesterday at the 4th Presby-
ta,,on oh, oh a., ~~med him Horace Greeley
Mcfarland. ''.' Information nay pee. re-
ceived through private sources thai nenIy
FailinO, president of the First National bs.uk
in Portland, Oregon, has been elected mayor
of that city. Mr.. F. is brother-in-law Of Sem
ator COrbett '''' Hon. John Allison, register
Of the Treasury, returned to the city this morn
ing. ''.' Hon. A. G. Harmer, of Pennsy lvania,
is at the Ebbitt House. go. Mr.. william H.
Champion, third-class clerk in the Pension
Office, has been transferred to the Office Of the
Secretary of the Interior.
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NEW YORK, june PA Hearts Content
special says that the shore end OF the cable viii
be spliced to-day.
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Terra Incoguita.

STONE EXPEDITION.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-FuIl details have been
received from Fort Rice, Dakota territory, OF
the Yellowstone expedition through central
Montana. IL comprises 1890 men and 2sO wag-
ons. under the Supreme control OF Major Gen.
Stanley, General Custer commanding the
cavalry. Sixty days subsistence aud
forage VIII be taken up the ssouri
and Yellowstone rivers and meet the
command At the mouth OF Powder river
The officers and men are limited to the small
est possible quantity Of baggage. Each soldier
carries 200 rounds OF ammu milton. Thirty In
dams scouts and eight half breeds as guides ae-
company the expedition. Its objects are rrst
TO serve as an escort for the survey aud location
OF the Northern Pacific road. Second 10 iuti a.
ldate and subdue the Indians who are hostile 10
The introduction OF this road. Third 20 make a
thorough scientific Investigation OF the traversed
region which has never yet been explored. aud
which il is expected wilffurnish a rich fold tor
study and research, especially in It's geological
and geological features.
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THE GovERHMENT SUITS AGAINST THE Z.
P. X. R.-The Attorney General emphati,ally
denies the published statement that the govern
ment is in any wise embarrassed by the death OF
Horace r. Clarke in the suit against the Union
Pacific railroad arising out of the credit mo-
ments had been made securing his neutrality in
the prOceeGings-on the other hand. when a
PRESIDENT elected to succeed Mr.. Clark his name
will be entered in the bill as a defendant in his
stead. The Attorney General is of opinion that
the government will be entirely successful in
the suit.
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FIRES IN THE wooDs--Up the Hudson, aud
{" away down i'm Msine," and over In Canada,
and in other parts north Of Ma; on and Dixon's
line, destructive free I'm the woods have been
reported tor some days past. A somewhat
alaIpingiy ary sesson a Tor june over Al the
I'm the forests Is combustible as finder, and in
this condition the Goals from Q woodcutter's
pipe, or the wadding from Q hunters gun, or .
gcnce In burning his brush heaps, viii account
for most Of these nres. The general rains Of
the lat tvo days, though rather hight, vilf
doubtlese operate % some extent ae o check
upon thee s~es; but without legal safeguards
and ofacers IN very state 70. the Irotsction Of
The woods aasinst <he aree, the YORK Of destxuc-
ton viil % ~ n,,,, ~ood win become % dear
tSaf fhe rsys ~ ~ ,hs wees win consume the
Or its of tie farm from \. the 70 3lupesQtAs-
NJ. " Herald. 26fl.
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A DESERTED HUSBANDS SUICIDE. - James
Mattison, aged twenty-one, who hanged himself
in his fathers yard, 100 Mount Pleasant avenue,
Newark, on Saturday evening, had been FOX
some time separated from his wife, who Is
living in Trenton, and seemed 70 be in low
spirits since having perused a letter sent by her
to him on Saturday morning. Before executing
bis purpose he handed the following letter 70
his younger brother Willie, with instructions TO
send it 10 his wife:
"Dedr Emmd: had made mp my mind when
received your letter last week 20 put an end
TO my life. took another thought, however.
earnestly hoped that something would turn
up and we would live together again. When
received your communication today made up
nv mind that this should be the last, and
would put an end 20 my miserable existence
Had / pistols 1 should use them 20 end my
existence. But have not. So 60 now and
prepare my own gallows."
He went into the rear of q barn and took a
rope out Of his pocket, fastening il 20 tree. He
took a saw-horse and mounted IL, placing the
other end 90 tho ~oPs ~.~~"d Lls .sOOh easa
Kicked the saw horse from under him. About
fifteen minutes afterward he undiscovered by
his brother and DIR. j. v. Mattison, his father,
who at once cut him down and attempted 20
est re life, but IL was too ate.-N. T. SEa, 25th.
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Al COST.
foRrIGN and pOMIsrIC PAPER HANaINGs.
WINDOW eH sDfs and FIXTURES.
CHROMOS, EG0RAYING6.
PICTURE fRAMBS, CORDS, &C. ...
In consequence Of improve0ents now In progre.
on I'm street. rather than hold my stock over,
o"e' = =. J. ROrHR0CK,
ie9Sim SIS 7th street, opposite p. y.
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SEA-SIDE RESORT.

N south Of Leesburg, with large and . a
airy buildings; is open for the reception Of Wy
farm surrounds the housc. Ice plentiful F1r
particulars address MRS. MARY B. THARFT,
LeesburR, Va. ie3t St~
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DIYORI come ILsEWaDRI szanine u
sely o E Id q a. 6TlAUE. iSli RsanS. sys..
Doa1 NH. t
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EXCURSIONS. PIC MICS MICS &C.

GRAND TEMPERANCE PIC MIC on the 4th Of
VI July, on TOLSON'S DAMP s{s35aa
Rs from " f5inSf Se ST vi
No. ~, Of TEMPERANCE, commencing a 10 a.
m and closing 10 p m. Able speakers from Wash.
refreshments at moderate prices: Horse feed on
the ground. Every attention will be paid to the
comfort Of those who wish to spend a pleasant
Fourth in the woods. je23-5tr
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
MORE NEW Goopsi
THEY ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
LOOK AT THIS LIST:
Chiid.ens SIM BGnn ne 4 s and Hats, SOC; .,
Lawn ..s, .ns E Lace: h fsas sdir'''' 81
Plaid Muslin Aprons, cover entire dress,
:. White RIss::s, crOssbarred muslin, 81.
L.ais. -hl ssa an sr esiss.a Border Aprons, m
ss and .n5 Pss nH ..as 81 si:s
1n. srs and sa from. .n..... q,
Tsefsd and Lee Do. SC.
Boys Calico Waists, &c.
s':s 8. ~ Sss:ss 2:
." Leather Belt., &c.
3d. t nd u is:;. Ss si!s:, =
wood, Painted a.d Ltnea Pens, &c.
si.sp, White "a eoia DIV SUI md vienna do,
ohndr.u,. m Line. H.Ddlsrebi.i., for 10.
Lsdiss' hemstitehed Linen a., . for Sl.
o.n s a. sni 4 Carr sSss;. vss;ss.' 81
Elf sai.1sss "a 49, 80 s.li so.: . and &c.
BOIpls., ana oehes styles tsmins for the neck, -
Extrs issss and sns Dsnssk Towels, > for o..
RS:snns ct i0f 10
books, you win not fan to caiIon
y. 0lLvHB2H0'9
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
SIS sBvINrn STREET,
seer PsaasyNssis svssss.
PSI hsr. nov on band my usnal faIl stock Of
CRoQCEr :, 81 %, $50, sAao' % and %. Qs@s
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"THB WHITE MARBLE STATUE Of the Empress
Josephine, ]" says the Consultation, (which was
Galiiee, Newton, and the Avenue Josephine,
and which was removed BY the men On the 4th
Of September, 10 about 70 be replaced on its
three years."
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KEYPORT EXCURSIONS.

II EYPORT EXCURSIONS.
On and after FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1873, the
elegant and fayorite steamer KEY ~R-A
POET vii commence her rsg1lsr ~
ING excursions down the Potomac, leaving wharf
foot Of 7th street, at O'Clock p m. returning At
sions were largely patronixed by many Of our best
citizens, who found IN them cool and pleasant es
shall be spared during the coming summer TO make
ectives will be stationed At the boat TO prevent the
sdmIission Of any inpT3peS character 10 ipto5i.
ments on board. Fare single tickets, a: lady and
gentleman, Sl.5o. Apply to WIN. II. BYLeS,
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New York Notes

NEW YoRx, June 2s-Hon Fdwaris pio,x.
point, counsel for the Pacific Mail Steamship
company, has given an opinion 70 the etfarf
nsl ponds could not be issued, and money re-
pledg nc its property. y
BANK STATEMENT.
Inc folloSing is the weekly bank statement.
Loahs, increase. 2,602, 500, specie, increase
so, 30; legal tenders, increase a. ara S1o. net
deposits, increase, $685. 500 Circulation de-
crease, $4,000. w
WHILE GOING To A FIRE
this morning, the tender TO a fire engine unset
lnlurirg six men, one fatally.
eUNsTRoKES.
proved fatal. ""N viz
IIss TEE HEALTH INSPECTORS
DIR. WATTS, - rsss.A I-h,-S
OF the Brooklyn health board, has issued ssni-
tary instructions for the citizens 20 adopt
against the cholera.
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POSITIVELY SELLING OFF OF AN ENTIRE
STOCK OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS
AT COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS

We call the attention ofthe community TO this sale,
SPECIALLY requesting dealers 70 examine stock,
- our aim is 10 dispose Of the stock quickly The
stCC consists Of every article generally kept IN rst
eias- dry goods Houses, and every article in our
house 10 bought by an experienced and close buyer
Tor cssh, a great many Job Lots can Be picked mp.
.oOO dozen Green Daniels SPOOL COTTON
o. % cents Per dozen.
800 pounds q BLACK THREAD at 50, 60 and 70
&C Rts per pound.
A large stocS Of HOSIERY, and all other articles
n proportion.
On bills over sl0t credit Of three months against
slI7oyed interest bearing notes will Be given.
AZ snon and save money at the BED FRONT,
700 1th street.
yel0-sm BEHREND BROS, Proprietors.
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CoMPRoMIsIxs SUITS AGAINST IMPORTERS.
Advices from New York report that suits
brought by the government against large sugar
importing houses for defrauding the customs
twenty to forty per cent. of the amounts claimed.
A suit for $40 900 against dry goods house has
been compromised for so 900; similar suit for
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
peer Pennsylysuis oveooo.

PSI have nov on band my usual faIl stock Of
ard ICoh st them. JeSr0
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This ANeraesas DAspaschss.
ASSOCIATED PRlss REpoRns
Prom Earcpe To-day.

LosDoS, June 2s.-The special oorresnona.ns
Of the London Honr AZ Berlin telographs ~ "a
the cholera has appeared I'm that clty and t~o
deaths from the disease occurred ye,terd.v.
ALARMED. = - ~ sss1s
A COMPROMISE cARrxrr IN SPAIN.
MADRID, june 2s-Senor Narsan has formed
comproutse ministry, which n constituted a
follows --President Of TIE council ana minister
Of the interior, Mareall, minister or foreign AZ
faire, Msrsonave; minister of var, Consaies.
minister OF finance, Carvajal; minister OF Jus.
tee, Berges; minister OF marine, Aarich; raln-
lister OF colonies, Sorni.
THE cAErrsr WAR
MADRfp, June &-The column OF ren,,ht
cans under Sastanon was surprised on Thurs
gay !ast, IN Navarro, by Carlisle aud feI in
grest disorder 20 Psmpaluna. Upon their en-
trance into thstci the inn tsntS rose ar.5,.t
them, shouting death TO Non yilas'. las he
neveo the government will superrede General
Noavhas as commander of the srmv of the
nortn. The government troops under General
Caorfnety have defeated the band OF Carfisfs
commanded by Don Alfonso.
ELECTION FoR NJ. p. IN SCOTLAND
LONDON, June 2S-An election 20 mn a "a
cancy In the House OF Commons took plaee in
berkshire, Scotland, yesterday. and resnlted
IN the return Of Mr.. hiiier, the liberal capSp-
date, by majority OF u6ver his Opponent.
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: L L | N G OFF!
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Having 10 vacats present place OF business in
Crter % change il TO suit the new grade, We now
Sfer our entire stock q
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
a, from l25i to = per cent below former prices.
Our stock is fall and complete, embracing full
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
full line Of all kinds Of
WHITE GOODS,
an elegant line ef irst-eIass
HAMBURG EDGISGs AND INsERrISGs ON
LINEN, SWISS, CAMBRIA
and NAINsoOK.
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, HosIEaY,
and indeed everything usually kept ia our line Of
business
We invite all in need Of GOOD GOODS to give rs
call, A. our stock lie hrst-clsss and must be sold.
A. GODDARD,
sOs SEVENTH STREET,
Jf2I-lm~ A Few Doors Above Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-28

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