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WISE AND OTHEgwIsE.-Ex-Gov. Henry A.
Wise, of Virginia, delivered the annual address
before the literary society OF Roanoke college
Tuesday night, on the subject of the physical
structure OF the domain of the United States,
and its probable effect in the future upon the
progress, power, peace, commerce and consti-
tuition of the government. He advocated the
construction of the James river and Kanawha
canal as a belt of union, and advanced the the
cries that had the Mississippi flowed east and
west the south would have never been whipped;
that slavery had been a blight upon southern
industry and prosperity; that the large pianta-
ton system was anticommercial and anti
manufactured, and that was the reason why no
gre at commercial metropolis had sprung up at
the mouth of the Chesapeake bay.
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LITTLE IRISH IMMIGRANTS AsTRAg.-Tw0
little Irish boys, brothers and immigrant. aged
respectively and II years, who on Tuesday
were brought by the Inman line to Castle Gar
den, New York, turned up yesterday in Balti-
more, unable TO proceed to Washington city,
whittier il would seem they were bound Their
names, so far as could be ascertained in their
distracted condition Of mind, are Richard and
David Horan. They were 90 nervous and ex-
cited, however, as to be unable TO give any in
telligible account OF themselves, though it rs
understood they expected TO meet their father,
Michael Hohan, in New York, on their ar
rival in this country. In this they were
disappointed. and were put upon tue train;
and furnished with pass, which they supposed
was to take them through TO Washington.
Upon the arrival of the cars at the President
street depot yesterday, the pass, it appears, was
taken up, and the boys were left in Baltimor
They spoke very bad English, and frightened
at finding themselves unprotected in a strange
city, gave way TO tears, ln which condition the y
were found by several gentlemen OF the Hiber-
Man society, among Others Mr.. Daniel j. Fo-
ley, who called Sheriff George p. Kanes atteR-
ton TO the case. Col Kane caused them to be
brought to his Office and after vanity trying to
obtain entirely satisfactory information from
them, placed them in charge of Father McCOl-
gan, of st. Peters church, corner of HoIlins
and Poppleton streets, who put them with his
boys of the parish school, where they will re-
main until information has been obtained from
Washington city.-Bdlt- san, 19th.
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a Veto

PHILADELPHIk, june 19.-Mayor Stokley
has vetoed the ordinance appropriatng 500 900
for the improvement Of FairmOunt park, out OF
the balance Of the loan issued for the purchase
of land. He thinks it unlawful to transfer
monies -aised for specified object to other
PURPOSES.
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An INDIAN SUICIDE. While the Modocs
were being removed from the peninsula ct Tule
Lake 70 Fort Klamath, one OF the Indians
known as Curly headed Jack, Who surrendered
with the Hot Creek bands to General Davis, NJ
Fairchild's rancho, shot himself, and has since
died. 1t is reported that some or the Indians
Who we're iroBed nearly succeeded IN Cling of
their irons, but were detected in time to pre-
vent their escape.
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SHIT FOR 500 ,0O0.-Messrs. Webb and Hine
have for the heirs of Thomas DOn0ho, de-
ceased IT. s., W. II. and George Donohol en-
tered suit against Benjamin r. Gilbert tor
balance OF purchase money fer property on the
corner of IN and II streets, conveyed on the
$780, GO &: which sum 500 600 remains due.
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The G. p. r. n. Negotiations

san Francisco, June 1S.-Negotiations for
the sale Of the interest OF q. p. Huntington and
his partner Hopkins in the Central Pacific rail-
road have been renewed. Although some pre-
liminaries have been settled, no sale has yet
been cOnSummattd.
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,TM PARNERs are getting ON their high
neeico shoes At q meeting I'm Shelbyville,
Isd., they condemned the salary grab, railroad
ives .eTn tillers OF the s5it should 20 one steo
inrtheT,- ana resolve against the cholera
whvOpiAg cough AMI measles. --lI , Z : . =
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AbvANcE OK THE CHoLKRA.-A dispatch 70
the Petersburg tya.) Index from Bristol, Tenn.
Gree nville, Tenn, on the nth instant. since
which time there has been nine deaths from The
dread disease, Eve of which deaths occurrsi
Monday night. Twenty odd cases are nov re-
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Serious Charge against a Pastor.

WHEELING, w. W, June l9.-Rev. Mr..
Lampe, of this city, pastor of Zien's church,
and teacher Of German in the public schools,
was arrested yesterday for an attempted rape
on a girl - years old, me OF his scholars. He
denies the charge and has given bail.
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MAN WHO WAS HANGED FOR FUN.-rarly
North Bergen, was found hanging to a lamp
post at Clinton and Paterson avenues by PhlIip
Plttie, who cutAim down i'm time to save his
NE. The colored mans story Is that be had
been visiting some friends in West Hoboken.
and had started to 60 home snghtly onder the
influence of liquor, and while near the post he
was accosted by three strangers who, for fun,
hung him up to deny. Sun, 18Th
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DANA INpIcTKp.-The grand jury of the
court Of oyer and terminer, IN NewYork found
an indictment for libel against Charles A. Dana.
Of the Sum, on the complaint Of VIM H. Kem,
bic, who had him indicted in Philsdeinbia \.
Dana claims has ability 70 prove his allegations
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81 New York from . four years cruise in the
Iediterranean.
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ga bill has been introduced in the Spanish
Cortee granting ue eevernment special 10 gers
sepPonicaf refcrpfp sA The. dspartnene n
toe oumAu1sOots0us ,ssEs4k lea 80 4
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PERJURY IN THE JUNEL WILL CAsR.-In
the United States Circuit Court in Providence,
II. l., Tuesday, Joseph Perry was arraigned
and plead guilty 70 three indictments for per-
jury In the Madame Jumel estate case. SEN
tence was postponed at the request Of the pris-
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thkt John Gordon was the puCderer of his
brothers family &C Thogndike, New aampshire.
The little boy Who. VAS wounded he's recovered
sufficiently TO give his evidence, and states that
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SECRETARY BBLKNAP returned to tSis city
this morning, and was at his desk in the War
department.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
follows since our last: VIM. Robertson, two
Thos. Murphy, do. addition, between 18th
and 18th streets; l.. Chapel, twelve two-stOry
frames, between 9TH and sth aud ii and streets
northeast. p. G. Barry. two-story brick, p, be-
tween l0th ana 18th; Hon. Geo. Taylor, three
story Easement and Mansard roof, corner OF
18th and SeN York avenue.
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LEGAL ANARCHY IN UTAH.-The continued
conflict between the territorial and federal
courts of Utah IL is stated has reduced the terri
tory to q condition of anarchy. The enforce
ment of law by federal authority is out of the
question, as it is impossible to obtain juries for
those courts. There seems to be no prospect OF
relief from the dilemma except by such act
of Congress as was urged at the last session,
but neglected by that body.
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A MASSACHUSETTS MURDER MYSTERY
Jacob Penticost has been missing from his
home in Gloucester, Mass, since Friday, and Ia
supposed to have been murdered, as his shirt,
soaked in blood, and cut in q number Of places
about the neck, was found on Saturday. Search
is being made for him, but nothing definite has
vet been found.
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MauSl0uRhfer.

CANANDAISuA, N. Y, June 1e-Albert B
Williams, a soldier, indicted for murder at Fort
Niagara, and who has been in Jail for two wears,
pleaded guilty to manslaughter, and was today
sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for one
wear and to nav fine of $500
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ARREST OF 4 DISHONEST MAIL AGENT
William NJ. Smith, mail agent between Jack
son, Miss, and Humboldt, Tenn, was arrested
for robbing the mails, and brought before a
United States commissioner at Memphis, who
committed him in default of SO 900 bail When
arrested number of letters were found on him
Hesaid they we're addressed to parties in the
habit ofrecsivIng money, and that he intended
to omen them.
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RUSSIAN Successes In KHIvA.-Dispatehe
from st. Petersburg report the success Of the
Russian expedition against Khiran. Several
engagements had occurred, In which the Xiii
vanese forces were defeated, and at the last adj
vices che head OF the raading column was only
twenty aye miles from Khiya
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THE LArRsr REFORM in the school discipline
of Boston 10 that Gin no case shall CORPORAL pun
ishment be inflicted on any scholar for any Of
tense until at least fwenty-foar hours after the
ofense is committed cor which Snch punishment
is fpfictedI -
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wAeEHR, the Isle OF Shoals murderer. v.s
der in the first degree.
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STUPENDOUs FRAUDs.-The Raleigh IN. CT
News mentions the rumOr that District Attor-
ney Badger, in investigating the frauds IN the
collection Of United States taxes in that district,
has developed stupendous frauds Of long stand
ing, by which the government has been de-
fr0uded of large sums,
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A PaDer Mill Burned

SPRIxGF LED, MASS, June l9.-The Carecs
paper mill, at South Hadley Falls. Mass, wa,
almost wholly destroyed by fire this morning
Loss, $50 600; fully insured.
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PRESIDENT GRANT, accompaniedty General
Babcock, returned this morning the early
train. Secretary Fish called, and hsd quite an
extended inter view.
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INTERNAL REV rNUE.-The receipts ffom this
source day were S4o1 ,S97 GA.
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NORTH CAROLINA PEAcdRs.-The Enfield
q. c. Times says: "In few weeks Gen. Estes
will commence shipping peaches to the north
err markets. Last year, during the months OF
June and July, this gentleman shipsed three
thousand bushels, for which he received fancy
prices. We believe that the peaches from his
orchard and from one at Ridgeway are the very
first to reach New York, being several weeks
ahead of the Delaware crop.n
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LYNCsIING A HORSE THIBF.-Jos. q. Howard
arrested at st. Louis for stealing horses In
Franklin county, was taken up to Pacific City
on Monday night to be placed in jail at Union
the county seat. He was put into a calaboose
at Union, and about p. m. an armed mob OF
some 200 men took him out and hanged him
He made confession duplicating several other
men in horse stealing, who have escaped.
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o. S, WILEY, of this city, has been promoted
!. ON second to a FIRST lieutenency in the marine
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NATIONAL DIVISION s. OF THE National
Division of the Sons OF Temperance commenced
their twenty ninth annual session in New York
Yesterday. Almost every state is represented
The delegates include several colored men. The
annual reports show hourishiug condition OF
the order. The session will last several DAYS. A
grand reception came or last night at the
academy of music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-19

JUDGE EEMuNps, city postmaster, has been
authorized by the Postmaster General to nomi-
nate five additional letter carriers, their ap-
pointments to take effect July tst next.
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ALUH SPRINGS, Va.
oPEN JUNE I-T, 1873

Thi- faveTite and celebrated Watering place will
Offer aGdlfio oai attractions his season. HA
k,~se--e- n-sgnisccpt Ball Room, hne Wary
Billiard Rooms, Bowling Alley for ladies' t.,TS.J
and for geutiAmer, 9nA n snpprb CrOQuet Ground.
u viii De keIt in style not surpassed anywhere in
Nirgiria.
The waters CT these special Springs either cure
Greatly relieve cases If ScrOfnIa, incipieIIt
COBsuIn ptiOn, ChrOhic Brochifis, Chronic Lsryn-
GHi-, Chronic PssemOnIs, chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic DisrThss, Chronic Dys-ntery. They are
also great value II those affections which De-
CGiar O. the female constitution, and appeti-
tonic AMI = general restorative they are
hsp=. Uurivalle6 amongst mineral waters The
Proprietor has provided for the lawns and llroOm
hrst class band of music, aud in general all the
sources Il amusement and recreation usually found
a. our best GUNNER resorts will be at the command
e the guests * RQCKBRIDGE ALUM. Tho place
y within from eleven 20 thirteen hours Of Rich
mObd, asEiDGtOB. Baltimore, etc, by raft, all in
dsy light Pss-etHgrrs leave the % the Chesa-
peske and Ohio Railroad az Goshen Depot, aud new
and elegant stage coaches, passing rapidly over a
smooth and ievei road Of only eight miles down
the visitors AZ the Springs o. tee.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
DR.. : DAVIS. Of the University, Resident
IhysiciaIy A Z DOOM, OfEce Manager; 8. NJ.
MULLEN. OffCe Manager.
a. The water for sale by COLEMAN Il ROC
EKS, baltimore.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on Application.
teQ I'm
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No LETTER. CARRIER SYSTEM FOR GEoRE-
TOWN On the return Of the Postmaster Gene
raj from Elkton, Md, this morning the petition
of citizens of Georgetown for the establishment
OF the free delivery system in that city, together
with counter petition, was presented to him
for consideration. In view OF the fact that a
difference of opinion exists among the citizens
of Georgetown in refere nee to TIE rrae o.,,r.-r
system, be win refuse to take any action in tn
matter at present. Had the effort TO have the
carriers system met with no opposition he
world doubtless have given Geor getoxn in
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TIE WIFE of Governor Clsfiin has rendered
TO Vice President Wilson the use % her summer
cottage at Cohasset, Mass, that he may there
rest and recuperatedurng the warm season.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION to I'LL by
original appointment seven or eight vacancies
OF third assistant examiners in the Patent
Office, will be held at the Interior Department
the lauter part Of next week.
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ministers and the Senators and Representatives
in Congress, at the expense Of the governments
and states to which they belong, has always been
a favorite part Of the comprehensive scheme OF
beautifyiQg the capital, and with respect to the
ministers the first step has been taken. Minister
Thornton has been authorized 70 build suitable
residence far himself sRj his successors, receiv-
ing the characteristic EDMONTON that the home
government looked for solidity and comfort,
without ostepfation. Before the change OF adj
ministrstien in France, tie Marquis de N0aiiles,
who had encountered great din Guilty in obtain
ing a suitable residence. on arriving here last
year, had taken preliminary measures towards
obtaining from his government a similar author
ization to that received by SIR Edward Thorn
ton. and hopes still TO receive 1t. His plans are
understood 20 be more ambitious than those Of
the British legation. National pride will compel
the great empires of Germany and Russia to
follow the Iced OF England and France in pro-
viding houses for their ministers. and but for its
internal dissensions Spain, which usually main
tains q large and distinguished corps Of secreta-
ries and attaches, would not be beha nd the rest.
There are no present means OF aseertaining the
DISPOSITION Of the Austrian and Turkish govern
ments, but II is not regarded as probable that
they would move In the matter at present The
main point Of the aIgumept for state resideoces
for Senators and Representatives, is, thai II pro-
yided With free dwellings and adequate saiaftee
they would bring their families 70 Warrington
witt them, and lead honest lives In al respeefs.-
Wash. Sfecini, BestoR Globe.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RA Sc BALL.
ATLANTIC vs.. WASHINGTON,
FRIDAY, JUNE BOTH, 1913, at 4:I5 PM
Admission rs Cents. IT,
Walls NEW OPERA HOUsE.
THE RENOWNED
san FRANCISCO MtNSTREL>,
Formerly Of California,
And for the last Seven Years
ACCOMPANY 81 S1 etSi FIRST ST. CLASS LASS
U nder he management Of
BiLhS Sb BiERG Ga kI PAVE - WAHBoLD,
VIII appear MONDAY at The Opera HOUSE,
NH A9SBA5 a. T IT, 9SsT, Hsg.s
"'1f H6hs agsic I'M = ri III kl ttHaHhS1
Aner Nv York Season Of forty consecutive
weeks, The Frisco Minstrels will appear for one
,Admssios IS, 50, aud Is Cents. Seats secured at
the Opera House. = 1885,
A LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN-
hMENT for the benefit Of 81. MARX 5 GHURCH,
southsast .pliOf Hi, on june si 18th,
1 q. So S SICK sa m Adni'on ceu's straw
ONE OF THE FINEST ORCHEsTRIoNsinthe
ZENBERG's, 46s Pa avenue. This instrn- IN
resents immense orchestra, with drums, cSmbsis.
and chimes c1mplete Concerts daily aud nightly
and bar properties OF the finest Character The nnb
ne e0IdaIy invited, free q charge ie Is i@
0LpNo.l w kxnloitIeD tNBwy
<s6 and Sale l3S
TTH sI.t At (TrH sY
nARkhIrERsR
dos1. ssOT Dst csd Psio .1s Hal. fr''' eight
Shoiee OIL Painings, Engrayinss, Chromos, &c.
,sA.ss c, Hfsest stosk Paper Hansings, window
Sls, kings, ails, 6e., IL the District
~TERMS CASH.
Please
---4"nper Name and Husnbsf. isi.iy.
A LII KINDS OF CASr-OFE WEARING AP-
"A PAREL can be sold TO the very best dysntare
cy addressing calling on 1rSTH
of9 street, between sth and 7th "a w.
votes o. mall promptly attended TO. Cash paid. rs
4 MD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
" bought az fair prices for O New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes BY mail
promptly attended TO By AUGENeTEIN, 1905
Pennsylvania avenue dA-lys
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-.-w APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
The President to-day made the following APP
pointments; VIM. S, Defrees, of New Arizona,
agent for the Indian Marquis Peublo agency in
Arizona. VIM. 4. Army, of New Mexico, In
dian Agent of the Navajo agency, n. NJ. Hen
~ Ray Myers, of Alabama, United States Con-
sui at Hamilton, Ontario. Adam Nase, Col
lectsr Internal Revenue Sd district of Illinois;
Josiah Andrews, Collector Internal Revenue
2d distr let OF Michigan; o. .. Howard, Jan es
T.. Palmer, and Joseph X. Barnes, visitors to
the government hospital for the insane. John
NJ. Rhodes, sd lieutenant; j. III. Rodgers, LIST
lieutenant, and VI. s. Sturges, of Md, LIST lieu
tenant, of the United States marine corps.
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THERE WAS NO FORMAL CABINET MEETING
to-day, though all the heads of departments
were in consultation with the President, every
member OF the Cabinet being in Washington.
The President will leave this city for Long
Branch to- morrow evening. The Cabinet OFF,
GERS were not in general consultation with the
President, but called at different times during
the day, and transacted mainly routine business
of their respective Offices. Mr.. Robeson read to
the President his report on the Polaris inyesti-
cation.
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APPOINTMENT AND PRoMoTaoN.-Riehsrd
Kelly has been appointed chief clerk of the
office OF foreign mails, Post Office Department,
from July LIST next, at a salary Of 81 900 per
year. W. T.. Ramb1sch, translator, has been
promoted from Sd to 4th clerk in the same
office, vice Kelly, promoted
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POSTAL ARRANGEMENT WITH CANADA
The Post Office department to-day concluded
an arrangement with Canada by which their
post al cards, with an additional one-cent Eng
Ish stamp attached, will be delivered in any
part OF the United States, the Canadian auth
critics agreeing TO deliver American postal
cards, with an extra (American) One~cent
stamp attached, in any part of Canada.
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COMPETITIVE ExAAINATIoN.-The board OF
exam, neTs Of the Treasury department have is
sued notice that competitive examination of
applicants from other grades OF the group, tor
the purpose of filling three vacancies in clerk
ships of class four, and two vacancies in clerk
ships of class three, will be held on Wednesday,
18th inst, beginning at 9 O'Clock a. IN.
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SOUNp FEET
- AND FREQUENT EXERCISE
IN the ePsn air and sunshine being the best PEE
serVatiVes of both physical and mental health, and
consequent usefulness aud
LONGEVITY,
Thousands OF persons from far and near TO visit
ER. WHITE, the cell known Chiropodist, Ne
$50 18th street, opposite the United States Treas.
ury. ashlngtOn. y G., for relief from Corns Bup-
ions, Troublesome Nails, and other diseases Of the
teet, and advise a. 20 suitable fitting shoes. His
treatment generally gives immediate and painless
relief, ana even IN extreme il acne but suta-
bic shoes are worn often e4 ects perfect cure The
teet being used so Constantly need occasional atten
ton and a. there Is danger in tamperng with COrns
or BuRicns by using Knife, raZOr, other insult
able appliances, the majority Of the intelligent por-
ton OF the community visit the practically eX peri
eDced Chiropoist in order 10 better insure SAFETY
economy OF time, comfort, and health
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PROPOSALS for Post Office and registered
package envelopes were opened at the p. o.
Department to-day at noon. The contract was
awarded TO George +. NeSbitt q Co., New
York. The other bidders were j. Terhune, jr.
Parker, Washington, ID. C.; Morgan Envelope
company. Springfield, Mass; George n. Keay
New York. A
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The STANLEY EXPLORING ExPEDITIoN.-A
letter dated at Bismarck, on the Missouri river,
sth instant, mentions that Lieutenant Fred
Grant was expected there that evening. A
telegram from the same place, dated 18th inst,
Monday. General Sheridan is about to build
cavalry quarters at Fort Lincoln to winter the
eth cavalry regiment after its return from the
present expedition. The steamer Peninah,
with over 500 tons Of government freight, was
to start on the 18th OF June, and the steamer
Key West, with about 40 tons, Or the 18th, to
60 from Bismarck up the .ellowstOne river to
convey supplies for the expedition. These
steamers will test the question of the naviga-
bility Of the Yellowstone.
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ETD TRUNKS, SATtHELS
AhD TRAVELLING BAGS. "
IN GREAT VARIETY AT VERY Low PRICES
HARNESS.
A fuh stock Of Harness. of our own make, and
everything appertsiBln9 to the Saddery, Harm ass
and Trunk business Fine Harness aud Trunks IN ade
Ia order.
Sole agents for HIS celebrated CONCORD HAIR
NESS and COLLARS, which We are seiliug at Com
core prices concord Harness room in second story
- BE SURE OF THE NAME AND NUMBER.
LUTz BRO.
455 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Jell-lm Next To- National Hotel.
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u A T. Ii l. L.
ATLANTIC vs. WASHINGTON,
FRIDAY, JUNE BOTH, 1873, at 4:IJpm
Admis ION rs Cents IT,