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Exeurstoutsts UrOwued.

SAVANNAH, GA, June ia party OF ex-
cursioDists went to Arkwright island yes
terday, and while number were in bathing
they were carried out to sea. Frank c.
O'Driscoll, a merchant of this city, and
Charles II. Johnson, clerk, were drowned.
Miss johnson was rescued in an insensible
condition, by a steamboat, after she had
been>in the water a half hour. She was kept
afioat by her bathing dress. The bodies of
the drowned have not been recovered.
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The SUICIDE OF a BROoRLYN WOMAN.
Mrs. Sarah Hartt, wife OF John HART. OF
BrOOkly and daughter in-law OF Mr.. =. ~ d.
HART. of NorthpOrt, Long Island. while
visiting in the latter place On Friday, FREE
quently asked at what time the tide was To
be high. At O'Clock on Saturday mOrning
the crying OF her two small children awak-
ened the household, and il was found thai
Mrs. HART was missing. Her bOly was
taken from the harbCr later i'm the day. She
had frequently had attacks OF insaDity.-M
y Ssyg. 1lfS.
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THE PITTSBURG AND CoNNELLsvILLE
RAILROAD PCRCHAsED.-Tne board of di-
rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad d.
al a special meeting yesterday, ratified the
contract for the purchase OF the city's in
terest i'm the Pittsburg and Connellsville
railroad for one million dollars, an ordinance
for such sale having been passed by the city
council. The interest of the city in that road
WAS - az .0O0.
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The Banker Hin Centennial

NEW YORK, June I5.-The Washington
Light Infantry OF Charleston. en- route 10
Boston to participate in the battle of Bunker
Hin centennial, reached here to-day on the
steamship Charleston.
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TIE yEW YORK SILK sH!'G
GLERS.
ss.S.

NEW YORK, June l5.-Iu the United states
circuit court yesterday the grand jury pre-
scented several new Indictments charging
completely in the silk smuggling frauds, out
the United States district attorney declines
TO make public the names Of the indicted
persons until they have been arrested.
Bench warrants for them may be issued to-
GaN
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A EUROPEAN SENSATION.
Failure of the Imperial Tripartita
Agreement

VIENNA, June ia sensation has been
created here by the publication in the 81.
Petersburg Gdl0s of an article advocating an
alliance between Russia and England, be-
cause that between the three emperors has
lost the power of guaranteeing peace, since
one member thereof has become suspected OF
Warlike designs
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LONDON, June IA special dispatch TO
the Times says Don Carlos has given his son
the title of Prince of Asturias. He has also
convoked the Biscay Juntas to meet on The
q tn instant, in order To contrast the attitude
of the CarlistS with that of the AlfousistS,
whose government, he says, is afraid 10 sum
mon the CORES.
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A MYSTERY IN SING SING PRISON
since her Incarceration. Henrietta Robinson.
the vailed murderess, has appeared with her
cheeks beautifully painted. Every effort
made to discover where she keeps the paint
or from whom she obtains il has failed. Amid
the closest watch and search of her person
and cell She keens her secret.-M Y SIN. l2Lh
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r. f0F &O--Thp attention OF Tire police is
called To The extra amount of loafug by white
and black i'm vicinity 81 the new Northern
market. not only on market days. hut every
day, and especially evenings ON corners al
lacent thereto. Loaiing is not the only evil,
hUi EEitlnG. banjo playing, and especially
vile language. Cannot the police on that
beat tie more ncighborly than they have OF
late' RESILIENT
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regulation of the press OF France, declaring
the state of siege raised, and providing that
attacks on the form of government and the
President OF the republic shall be punish
able by Imprisonment for not less than ten
years and a fine of from 500 TO 81 000 has
been published, and viii be SUBMITTED To
The assembly,.
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Rl0f0CS MINERS in Wilkesbarr5. pennSyl-
V;cla, yesterday threw a keg Of powder,
with lighted fuse attached, into the house of
one of the iron-strikers. The fuse was for
tunately eXtinguished before il had commu-
nicatiOn with the powder.
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a SUBSTITUTE FOR PENS--A machine
for writing spoken words has been invented
by NJ. III. Huppinger The Revue Industrielle
describes the machine as being about the
size OF the hand. IL Is put in connection
with the vocal organs-the instrument re-
cording their movements upon a moving
band of paper i'm dots and dasheS. The per
son To whom the instrument Is attached sim
ply repeats the words Of the speaker after
him inaudibly. This lip language is then
faithfully written out
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EEACH'S ARG UMEST YESTERDAY-After
our Geographic report OF the TiltOn- BeeChcr
argument closed yesterday, Mr.. Beach con
tinued his speech. He commented severely
on the diatribes of the defence against Tliton
Moulton, Richards, (Mrs. TitOns brother
and defended them. He then commented on
the display made by Beecher and Plymouth
church before the court, and cOntraSted it
with the conduct and appearance of TiltOn.
VINO made no such display and hal no inn
posing array OF wealthy friends To intimi-
date witnesses and impress the jury. He
closed by referring TO the fall of Mrs. Tilton.
ana the method employed, as alleged, by
Beecher To effect il.
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MARRIAGE ONE DAY AFTER A DIVORCE.
VIM. Gall, who obtained divorce from his
wife on Friday, took out license yesterday
IN the probate court. for his marriage with
Lizzie Dpphafer. This, it is said, is SIR.
Calls fourth wife.-CutculdG Commercial,
Ilfh '
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THE COMING PRIZE FIGHr.-The stakes
for the fight between Tom Allen and George
Rookie were rendered 10 John Il. Chamberlfn
yesterday afternoon at Jerome PARK; but
Mr.. Chamberlin declined holding the money
or being party Interested in any way in the
brutal affair. Another man will have TO he
chosen 10 hold the stakes before the 18th in
slant, or the affair will fall through.-N Y
Herald
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GOOD NEWS FROM PEyNSYL-
tANfA.
The Coal Miners, Atrike Ended

WILEEsBARRE, July i5.-The long strike
~ ended. The miners OF the Lehtgh and
wilkes barre Coal company made al uncOn-
dltlonal surrender through their delegate
last night at meeting with MIR. Parrish. \
dozen or more meetings Were held Yesterday
ri different places. At Ashley "A delegation
or seventy German miners went 20 a meet
lLg Tor the purpose OF voting for reSumpj ion.
Their object became known 10 the leaders
and they were excluded from the meeting.
they then held meeting OF their own. aud
decided 10 be governed no longer 10y the as
soclation. AT another meeting the Irish and
welsh disagreed, and the former withdrew.
Al other meetings there was also lack OF har-
mony, and during the course of the day Their,
was general disagreement rs la future action
The mass OF the miners were i'm favor az
going To work. bat the leaders fought hard
against II. Sentiment was too strong tor
them longer 10 continue. and a part Welded
In the evening region meeting was held.
and the delegates then went 10 ParriSh'> Of
nee. Here a loHg long conference took pla e.
III was very harmonious. and ended in agree
ment 10 20 10 work AT once upon the COM
panyS terms. No ConccsSi onS whatever
were made by the company. The men stated
they had made mistake in holding ont 50
long or i'm making strike. and were now ia
want of the neCeSSaries OF life and eager 10
have work Immediately. This company EN-
ployS about LEGO men, and all of their WORKS
VIII lie started as soon as possible. Miners
OF the individual operators will follow the
example OF the men of this COMPANY. and
there VIII 6e general reSumpt ION IN the
wyoming region.
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- l. Il &c AN ID SU MINER
CLIO THTEG,
LATER STYLES,
AND LOWER PRICES

PRICES or SUITS:
All Wool Cheyiot Suits, SIS
All Wool Cashmere Suits; SO
Russels Cashmere Suits, s 10 ~ '1 o1.''' ~
srs craea s,,.. en-, Pennington Suits, sIa
SILK Mixed Suits, SIS A'' sU'''' SiS
niddiesex Flannel Suits, el5 dudley 'ui''' sA'
wOrsted Basket Suits, els NV
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICES OF DRESS COATY.
Black Cloth Frock Coats, double breasted, $40
e12, els, SIS and s2O
Diagonal, Basket and worsted, double breasted
square froek Goats, with Vests to match, at SI3
els, SIS and sac.
PRICES OF PANTS:
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Pants. from 81
Business Pants, from 81 so to 81.
YOUTHS SUITS-u
e6 $40 Al4
g 81 So eli SIS
BOYS SUITS-m
IS .s' :. $40 .n
a. g z r a q 3:
lol1.---PENNsYLvANI AvENUE-...1o11
apsO-u BETWEEN 10TH AND IITH srRRxrs.
CROQ U ct.
LARGE STOCK,
AT ALL PRICES,
AT
WIN. BALLANTYNE'S,
jes-tr age Seventh street.
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MISS AGNES BURNS has run away from
Glasgow-so an English paper says-fOr New
York. As she is the sole heir to $500. 900, aud
the present possessor of the fortune is 20
years old, Miss Burns acquaintance would
he worth cnlIiyafinp.
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NEW YORK, June 15-At the Corinthian
races of the Seawanhoka yacht club yester-
day the Addie YOorhis was the victor.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL REG Alta of the
Philadelphia Yacht Club took place on the
Delaware yesterday. The successful boats
were Hof, of the first class; Brewer, of the
second class; and Mile, OF the third class,
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EOR EXCURSIONS.
LECTU RES.
T. & Il L r. T.

& X L
THE FORCES OF NATURE
Win objections to the Doctrine that Science il In.
consistent with Religion.
- BY c. s. WEBB. b. p, M D.,
AT FIRST BAPTIST Gil RCH 18th street bet q
and H., WEDNESDAY EVENING, June lGh. al :
% clock.
Tickets so cts for sale at the Church door. and
al Lu'trel Wine >, cor. Pa. and 10th 81 II
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"A WOMAN AT THE Bottom oF 1.-THE
y. Y correspondent OF the PhlaseInbfa
Ledger says: dispatches We're received M
police headquarters tnis morning announc-
ing tliat W m. r. Leslie. late receiving teller
OF duncan, sherman ~ c.. has confessed
that woman named Ella Shaw. Of III west
llill street, Was partner i'm his recent rob
blTy OF That house. \ warrant WAS there
upon issued Tor her arrest, aud ~ the cOurSc
Of The afternoon she was brought To tie
InmbS, and hCli TO bail iu the sum of = II 09l
Nhe viii nave an examination on Monday
Ntlc = - or , years Of age. She was plainly
alfred, though wearing not 4 liftle' show
AID expensive iewelTy. II is supposed tll-5
a large PRO, ortIon Of the stolen money is in
her possession. Leslie Bilnself is expected
here O-nigut.
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AT THE FLEETWOOD PARK RACES yester-
day that for horses of the 226 class was won
by Annie Collins, Frank j second, Lady
o.3!3s ~
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
Dinner INV Minister nn~iS
DOings of Don Carlos.

BERLIN, June l5.-Mr. Davis, u. 8. Min
lister here, gave dinner last night 10 the
officers OF the American squadron now in
the Elbc.
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Hon. s. o. HoUGHTON, OF San Jose has
been renominated for Congress from the am
district Of California by the republicans.
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DIVORCE GRANTED TO a HUSBAND OF \
SISTER Of W OODHULL AND CLAFLIN-A
decree OF divorce WAS granted in the CIncin-
natl Court of Common Pleas, on Friday, in
the case of VIM. Il. Gail vs.. Harriet f.. Gail
ant with NJ. y. Megrue and others unknown
10 the petitioner Tie defendant is report Ell
to be Il sister of Mrs. Victoria Woodruff and
Iennie {. Clafiin, of New York, and was
married To the plaintiff in the Second Pres
byterian Church, Cincinnati, on the l4th of
October, 1861. The adultery was alleged to
nave been of continuing nature, AT the resi-
dence OF the parties, from October last until
some time in the spring inst closed.
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PROSPECTS OF THE COAL TRADE.-There
Is >till 10 general resumption of labor al the
coal mines in the Schuykill and I.ehigh coal
regions. As some few OF the mines in the
iofmer region mining has commenced with
small forces. which do not much Increase
the weekly production. The prospect as to
'ie immediate future of the trade is not
materially altered from what il was at this
time last week or this time last month, cX-
cept IN the fact that necessity in the means of
living Is compelling some of those at the
mines who have resOlutely held out so long
10 accept the situation and return to work
father than subject their families to further
priNationS. The number OF such are likely
to increase until resumption shall become SO
general that all Will turn ill., It is also clearly
apparent that the operators are determined
not To yield particle. SO far there is little
demand for coal for manufacturing pur-
poses and scarcely any as Yet for domestic
uses, consequently the supply OF coal about
equals the demand. When the market for
the uses named shall quicken there is every
reason TO believe that the supply will equal
IL ard prices be confined within the present
reasonable chargeS.-i'bUd. Letjer
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- Gen. n. p. Banks is 20 present the
handsome flag which the Fifth MARYLAND
regiment is TO receive, al Boston, next week.
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STOVES. &c.
III SEVENTH STREET n. w. 81
CHR RICSSSru,s
AiOIHS
MOTHS /,

Mems: ,.,,o MOTHS!
~ II on wish TO save your heavy wearing apparel
hisik e., Covers, CTUmb Cloths, &c, from moths
nave tlem Cleaned by my celebrated Chemical pro-
cess winch removes all grease and vegetable stains
tHeciuaily. single persons who have no accommo-
cations Tor packing away clothing, can leave them
Nltb me uitl1 the TALL season. Blankets and Cur-
tAns q all descriptions cleaned in a superior man.
n i ana on reasonable terms. Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other srts cansS
a. short notice. FISpHR neu
Jelly 6ls 9Th street rnrth.s.
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J. II. BENTON has been appointed cnie: Of
the invalid division Of the Pension bureau,
vice Pennman, appointed MEMBER OF the
arppaI hoard
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REVENUE APPOINTMENT. III. Stur-
geOn has been appointed collector of internaI
revenue for st. Louis; George BJtterworth,
gauger first Ohio district, and Augustus
Newton. fifth iowa.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were. from internal
revenue. SIC. ESQ: from customs. : ss SOS.
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no YOC ONEANY IMPROVEMENT TAXES
~ Do net posfpCre payments Of your i'm proVement
taxes because expect relief from Congress or the
CONN t-sl0reTs. These no pay Will get all draw
backs. Pay AZ cree and save over % Per cent
through PETER CAMPBELL. 423 Pennsylysuia
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This DOn't I.eOk Like an End OF f,tc
Trouble.

W1IEESBARRE, June l5-The miners who
haN" been working at Paine's shan were met
by large gang this morning and ordered 10
stay out. ( posse was raised and armed
and they opened a way through the mob, ana
those WHO wished to do - entered he
shaft,
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MRS. LINCOLN'S CONDITION.-Mrs.M Mary
Lincoln, widow of President Lincoln, who
was recently adjudged insane in Chicago, is
rfc@iVing treatment under the care OF Dr.
Patterson at his residence, Bellevue place,
situated at Batavia, one of the most beauti-
full villages in Northern Illinois, about -
miles rom Chicago. Mrs. Lincoln with her
attendant, young lady formerly a school
teacher. selected for this position on account
of her kindness and Intelligence occupies
two very pleasant rooms in the part of the
house reserved for the private residence OF
the doctor and his family, and mas no reason
TO he aware that any other patients are in
the house. She takes her meals in her rooms
or al the doctors private table. as she
chooses. drives and walks out when and
where she pleaseS, but when out is always
accompanied by either Mrs. or Miss Patter-
son OF her special attendant. for all of whom
ste expresses Il great liking. Such has been
the influence of the quiet and pleasant sur
rouI dIEgS that nothing whatever has Oc-
,ulrtd To render necessary anything more
than prudent supervision, and this is given
by pleasant cOmpan.oEship, without any
p. earanCe of restraint. Al present her de
r"nSemenj exhibits Itself mainly in gen
e!al mental fceDlcueSS and incapacity and
II IS not yet possible 20 give an opinion as to
ner restoration.
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PEEsoNAL.-SecretaryD elano is expected
to return TO Washington about the middle of
this week. Judge Thatcher, Commissioner
of Patents, who has been on brief visit to
Vermont, viii return tomorrow.
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STATE AUDITOR CLINTON, of Louisiana,
has been indicted by the grand jury for mis-
demeanor in Office and Gov. kellogg has re-
ouested his immediate trial.
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AN EGYPTIAN BRIGADIER.-Col ID. r.
Boyd, Superintendent of Louisiana State
University, has definitely accepted the APP
pointment of the Government Military Col
lege, near Cairo, Egypt, with rank and pay
the Khedive. But be will NOT mos. likefy
leave Louisiana before october, possibly
January next. The New Orleans Times saws
mat the appointment was made on the rec
ommendation of General w. L. Sherman.
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E'OR ENC SIONS.
l,'OR CHARTER

IGOR CHARTER
l. The cUmmodious iron Steamer TT u
PILOT BOY.
having been specially fitted M for EXUIT RS10VS
can lie chartered Oh reasonable terms. Apply to
n. l.. EITZHUGH, Agent,
may2l -3m 9th street wharf
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ANOTHER ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE IN
MARYLAND-Fs04S Of ivJ,hs, I'isH from ne
dime 4TgUI,i.le0a IBtchcrs.-The Baltimore
sun has the following special from Annap-
Oils. June lith While tie cOrouer'S Jury
was hearing testimony at the county jail to-
day as 10 the lyHcning OF the negro Simms
for an outrage on Miss Jackson. Officer Jubb
arrived al the prison with William Thomas,
colored, charged with attempting an outrage
upOn Miss Henrietta - nchcOmb, a white
lady, living in the third district of this
county. II i stated that yesterday about
shutdown Miss StinchcOmb was passing
through piece OF woods on her way home
from visiting a ne.ghbor, when Thomas
graSped her, but she escaped and was pur-
sued by him. Thomas oace ma ie = similar
attempt upon little white girl about four
teen Years Old. but was nOt arrested for D..
The prisoner is about twent y-fiye years Old
This attempt. happening 80 soon after the
OdentOn outrage aud the subsequent lynch
ing Of SiminS, has craate,t profound sensa-
tipq here. Sheril Carr fears another demon
StratIon by iNncherS, and States Attorney
ReVell has ordered him II use the whole bOIy
OF The county aS posse 10 prevent another
exhibition OF lynch law.
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THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM arrived i'm
Queenstown, Ireland, yesterday. They were
banqueted and liODized.
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PIPFR, who killed Mabel Young in the
Eoston church belfry, has been formally in
dicted for the murder Of the child.
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= & Win 81 9 Q
tNEE YORK.
HOS r STR EFT.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

TOE OUR CUSTOM TRADEwE KEEP THE
BEST A>SOETED STOCK OF MATERIALS To
~ fCt ND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
EABkiCS MANUFACTURED EXPEESSLY FOB
JS,A&D TIE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND ANERI-
CAN MASUFACTURE FOR THIS BRANCH
or OUR BUSINESS WE EMPLOY THE BEST
ARTISTIC TALENT, USEQUALED LABOR
FOR The MECHANICAL WORN, AND IN
ENEkY RESPECT TURN OUT STRICTLY
flkST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
okbkRED AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
ZOE THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP In
Nv GORh as REPRESENTED, EOTWIrH.
STANDING THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME OF
OCB COMPETITORS THAT We FILL THESE
OEDkAs fBDA QUE READY MADE STOCK.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COMi0UE SIMMER THEATER. Mos
u dag, jane l4fA, Er.ry Nig7t and Wednesday and
Saturday NdtgHs-S. Two great Sensations thie week
Engagement of Washington S popular fsvorite. Mr..
sam IeyeTe, who viii rpear IN his musical, pro
team. and sensational Drama. in four acts entitled
JtSt n Time. Engagement also Of the great Euro
pan sensation. Madame Blanche, and her Continen-
tai troupe % beautiful Young ladies in their refined
and fascinating entertainment Of La Statue, THagt-
HaITs. Notwithstanding the superior attractions
this week, prices ill rcmain nsuAI. Ieli Ct
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

AT OUR WASHINGTON OFFICE WE KEEP
Also LINE OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
OtB READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING or
OJH LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS
AND CHILDREN SUITS, AND SPRING
OyEKCOATS, FROM WHICH VIZ Fill, on
DERS IN TWO DAYS TIME
ONE SPECIALITY IN OUR FURNISHING
GOODS DEPARTMENF - The AriERIOAs
YOKE SHIRT, PERFECT FITTING car
hENr, WHICH We MAZE TO MEAsURE or
BUESIsH READY MADE
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THE SIOUX DELEGATION, recently in
Washington, left Cheyenne for their agency
yesterday. They were furnished. each of
them, with horse, saddle and bride, ac-
cording to instructions from Washington.
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A RECEPTION was given to Postmaster
General Jewell in Detroit, Mich, last night
at the rooms of the Detroit Club. The attend
ance was very large.
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THE SIOUX COMNIsSIoN.-The Sioux COM
mission was completed to-day, and stands
as follows: VIM. b. Allison, of Iowa; Bishop
f. r. Ames Nd. F. w. Palmer, Ill; Briga-
der General Alfred III. Terry. U. =. A.
Abrain COmingo, Mo-; Rev $. ID. Hinman
OAK; q. L. BcauvaiS, No; and Colonel J. Il.
O,Beirne, y. Y; secretary, Joe w. Dwyer,
Ohio.
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NAVAL ORDERS-Lieut. Commander \ .
II. Mccormick to the Pensacola at Honolu-
In. as executive officer, per steamer 10Th July
next from San Francisco. Detached-Iieut
Commander y. ID. Brown, from the PenSaco-
la on the reporting of his relief. and ordered
TO return home and report arrival; Lieut.. NJ.
X. :. Mackenzie from the Naval Academy,
on the 30th instant, and ordered to the Pen
Sacola; Lieut. II. r. Nichols, from torpedo
duty, and ordered TO the coast survey.