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SCIENCE.

MAsrrc' Notwithstanding, TO BoIIgeT'
these ceinents mixtures 81 100 S Viii naTts az
aud htharge yellow STnre has little coherenee hut
when pressed 1t gradually acquires '' VI
nary sandstone. &c. -.
- 49, Inerineutiug with tie tin oIes 81 Missouri Tor
the purpose determining the best pioehs OF Fe f
nv - ,uadc In America It's weight was per cent OF
The he weight OF the used In It's manufacture
A1uMISIUM BRoNzE.-This alloy is now made
rcmhinatioi 81 aluminium and copper. An alloy OF
aluminium aud cast iron-more easily obtained thaa
H. lie crncible. On cooling, the aluminium bronze
Will be found the bottom and may he easily separated
from the iron when cold.
PREPARATION OF TARTARIC ACID.-Messrs.
yuette and Ponteyes Of France have prepared tartare
acid from the pressed grape skin, which Is waste plo
hg the skins with water and obtaining lees two per cent
Of snphurlc acid is added and the mixture Is bolru %
Geton OF the acid the cellulose Of the pulp forms q
small quantity Of glucose The liquor alttr ~, lime
Is treated with solution Of me and me l.r.e sli
h formed, which, on beng subjected 10 Sid
pburlc acid. yields sulphate OF lime and free "r.,
CporP CUnFD BY SUIPHUR.-The Meutcdt
oIe ~ Pors stes that ~ Langauteie Of Pans aiter
observing the eject of sulphur on the oaum % SnH
vines was led TO administer IL IN ssNs' las of water
and gives a teasp0Onful Of tins bN' ~, o'J -, T.
TIE effect is described wonderful my usa9o
snrcd i'm fy, davs tho only symptom remaining being
eough arising from the presence Oh loosy Po' sii,S
membrane IN the traclea Mr. L. says he has followed
mi. nlan in seven cases. all bengIeyore, especially inc
lat jn which the child eyauOtio with Qrotruded
rolling eyes aud noisy respiration.
AvAG,MaTIoN OF GOLD.-TTe London Mn
to Journal states that cyanide Of potassium has been
found the purpose as sodium IN conbls
fon with mercury for the purpose Of extracting gOd
Mr. Wurtz OF New-YOrk first made Use OF SODIUM ahai-
gam with which very good results have been obtained III
our dbearng districts Ii Is claimed that cyanide
Of potassium has been successfully used on copper plates
and In the pans The surface Of the pates after Dng
cleaned with sand and nitric acid aud well washed IN
cold water are covered with the cyanide solullOh le
snercury applied immediately and wei rubbed on INC
I1, two
seize any particles of gold passing over ~ IN tne pans
the cyanide Is applied with each charge OF mercury
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,orvrs An CANyAssFRs WANTED.

In Couy speedily sud hurons NY canVesed =. s
II soug, I've 1gen ln evcrf eV.
VILLAGE county The Uui Stii,s Nao AZ uaAe f r ="
month, seco1hB 10
pleasant sud agreeable hos ,,.-.t.
Disabled Soders. Pthsstrs Ministers Ieaeher
School 6irlS Farmers. and A hers khg V"htabr
rare Ofsci to ske money the sale 81 MS we NOS AZ
c nd be.t selrg book ever offered sppfeave pubc
Cr a. one s ,uo rno ,alatnel bound CLOTH giI back and
a ,h-r Irlla Tnu nnllark a enn
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1ousss anb farms Gtlan,rS.

4Sousss ano tarns etian't0.
VAyANTED-By a small family, feur TO six
w poONS ufaruishc saitie fog houkr o. al th' et
,ruucss Address c. 1tune O4ee. stating rea aud iih par
te,lsrs -----------------.
LNyANTED-A- BUILDING for mannlactur-
w ing purposes good light With " aiihy PoN.r SlSi 20
20 b. 50. vented % MAJ sfs
oonrr couvuenti below TsIts preferred Actress d.
&. y. St'tiou A. -------.
NETANTED-A FARM of 10 or 10 acres, SOL
.datsi 4, fruit aud hces aud wln oretaf Mis 81 cet.
within % miles Of York. wish H sud some fi ins ~
per acre leSs Every particular Including ioea on a,q
ust be iy,n 10 insure aitei Nih ply rh Address 'f os
week, HORIlCULI UklSf, Tribune OMfe
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on steoI, " NATI4ll' fT1 -
col. FORYEYS LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
Peterson Brothers have just published the public e
written John W foFfe drring bis late Burol can tour
60 M . du,omO II 400 pnges, pfud tAe hiest
r .tev cloth gt hack ard gilt sides These
t,s cpap Col observations European society pocs
lectures AID educational and religious instutDuA
T tie nes ted 81 observation extended one these nls
I'D h, many hcleut counties and cities from when uy
- Sen col Vi. ted AHG deshes London Liverpool OK
% Wrs1r sI the birthplace o. Shakespeare, PARIS B1e'
,,sr5 Gerrsnv Belgium. Holland, Lake Lengn Baden 1den
eeburg the Brussels AntserP The Hague AMI nshy otne.
I an H. sapneut nfbnrnpe This collection Of letters WI prove
, md acceptable Rddt series Of hooks II foreign travel
al Toev dSiaued Of guides sud guide books formed bis own
End amirng. gives his
70 tie bod and decided style for which be has DO
n. po, lis therefore esh aud original In tone and worthy
The attention # all intelligent readers
IL cBa rs excellent ssi fe portrait 81 Col foney engra'u
an r r Satan phographs hy Gutekuui well a. com
es anil anaya udsN Of al subjects spoken o. IN TIE
Volume Europe for have been more il Of interest
sod real instruction than those of Cot furueg
h puii.bi Ia dnodsc.mo Salme n Fobf Hnndfe1
csce sd on The paper and Landsogy bouud In eoh s
bsck sld git side. Pnee Two Doispaeopy.
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TEkMSCah with Our Confidential Circular Tor aReAi s
canvass. With private teaching Yen bow TO proceed
e4y in getting snhsri viii tr srni yon ON your Sfl. Joy
We give Territory. hat w allow you 70 ~
prefer an We should lie yea To commence AZ Vlo ' 81 W
nIst of su,-crhrr. 90 this .cw af1 popular WORK
PARTIES eriar bost must he particular IN writing t'ir hsms
address distinctly tie county ard state and All o1srs
ed da they received the receipt OF money ~ '
sud boxes een !"
and at others
order at they Of the above book 50 that Weir es
once. Address ORDERS wholesale
81 A. ~. Pail sber, T. B PETERSON 4 BR0lHEks,
40. 30 Clesfuitst.. Philadelphia Pa,
And thev will receive Immediate aud rrnult a'teation
Co. Culouc Fore eti,Ts from huops VII be set 70 Ay
place mail postage Pa1 on reeep' Of 'n' re-
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"
TOR RENT-The two celebrated Co1lOf
aud s. Gruesee al onng etcb ohefil
the STATE Of Looiana miles below Naichs Mas, immediate
for for w 3 Alar-e potion oe
cleared vhcA Is shout so aeres hss pre t u
ba, 81 cation been orrinFcd lhse paef
l, been cnltystsd ery yesr there work ta
l,re uher II corentri aud ms stous freedmen ApPy % NJ ME-
RlLL. 80. til Maeiougasst. oofrsr Of Fortlsi
AIFW-HAVEN, CONN.-To RENT, furnished,
large HOUSE with n of ground well laid on; gaien gfss
house conservatory and stables ~ pleasant hhotood 0lS ny
Apply NJ. ~ NA.S'nst NeAiof.
Room No. In New.liavrn to T. G. kBAD e~l Cry bank
rI,O LET, Furnished--'rhe trSt-class HOUSE,
po,,e-Sisn W. BFNRl iCT. No 10 lilest
vJVO LET-rhe STORE and BASEMENT No.
$50 roome st. Greene Mecersts, 95to1 hq4he
the premisrs
I'D FLOOR 10 LET of HOUSE No. ~ Last
- Foureenshs al the thre; SO morih
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4 REMARKABLE BOOK.

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Sutton SAILS of gral estat,.

A J. BLEEcK E;l,,o Ape st
Al IL o'eiock At the EtchSuge Sslrsroom.
HOUSE AND LOT IN TWEATi-FlRSI-SL, bkiNEbS fHIh
AND SIxriI-ANES.
TwYNTY hrc House ard Lot NO ~ Mess
Tventy6tst north sie between Fh a1d -ixihsvss 1l Drh
olsr VERY SUBSTANTIAL comfortable AMI convenient residence or
genteel fHly. - .,..,,o-
BUILDING LOTS or SISTlIAvE AND PORTYSiSTHSr
NsrnAvE-l large To-, eat s bscen Fifty h sa4 Fifty srt'
st.. " 4c9E "a BY 100 feet in DEPTH ,
Lots side 100 ev east Of tsTen'
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i1,t, Qualifications
gib FnbftAtions.
NOL. ,FORNEYs LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY BY
T. b. PETERSON BROTHERS.
r., 3T6 CIIESTEl 1-ST. PHI LAbELpHIA
AND FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS
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s TRnMErROpR.

yrrRs PROM EUROPE. hv JoHs W. F0ByFY esq Secretary OF
United States Proprietor aud editor n" TIE Phlaeef
ii p snl wash uyon thron er ah portrait Of The suAof
Eel by SarAn scompe alplshtcsi and analytical index
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Nlofessional Hotties.

fllofcssional 1Otius.
CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,
" and s Diseases tie Threat snl Lunfs radically Cared by Drs
CARPENTER AID MADDOX No. III MaEksst Neeark " j. Ply
scisns sfaSl seEd uf Circular
nR. ALLEN, No. 119 Greenwicli-aye.-
Ddcra consultations for sdes LAZY phisn hdesrc immediate
relief v.itsaietv. guaranteed
HAMMOND on tho SUCCESSFUL TREAT
MRNr ofSRRvOUS DEBILITY, Premature phse, AID Ment.
Decay other special disease. ~ importance standard Hos 90
these suhertL Is G. D. HtHsosb 81 D.. formerly f'r 81 an
and Surgery the Syracuse Medical College. Itse %
pape covers NAILED Authors siiess No 20 hh ~ itst -
bel Second AID Trives "a suiatons io 20 TO- 70 y aee 70
GURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
- of STRUCTURE YARICOCEfK. HIMOkRHOIDS FblJLA
si the obscure d,ss y Ne Pelvic H'csr gnas e si's
o1tol Of EDWARD DtXOE NJ D. Editor oil Tie seaPeL once
hour. RON N J and u evenings a. Dr. Ds re'dsaee
No RFhhsva -
CTAMMERING and STUTTERlNG.-The In
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address Post Oeice, keslork.
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gottl,.
lORQUAY.-Winter Season.

rVORQUAY.-Winter Season.
4 NrILLENS ROYAL H0TEL-Ne~ proprietor. Mt JULIUS
ratnua personal PeuHtenenc~ this weknosn est' hs the
HoIa 1,ei orrs comfort ~ drst
Hotel combined With reasonable charges select Table
fHde Speciality cheap Rhno Vines Crets Arrangements hT
tn week % month Any Information By return post
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INTERNATIONAL MARITIME EXlllBl-
TIOE or HAvRB the patronage Of H. NJ The Emperor qua
H. H. the Prince Imperial Opening Juno l. ani closing oesr ~
comprising three classes Ia Eve groups, Wa Na'gAuoh
Goods Fishing Asricunre Compliments Css,s psman'
degnsi Commissioner Of asrs EImhtau Toy tho unhel ett'
For fhs programme plan ald rule, Of TIE EIh5on i.
stc, sppy a. v, I'M, ~.
once hs ScrYOl and Br.nea Steamship Company No Z" broad
NaY, SeNYoh
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SuarA anN Rooms.
Marble Mantfls.

V
ATApRTF MANTELS.-The best place m the
~, "a ,s,,Sss. Marble Msniels Of he latest De-. sr -
Wv a XII tBLk's Marble Works Ne l5f East
Rses a.. Msaisls put ny the county Ss ..a ga
NsARRI EIZED SLATE MANTELS and a..
wi ind .s vet plain and ornamental sis sapSis
wh"a.s No 20 Eighteenth a., between fin aud s
NYARRLEIZED SLATE MANTEl.S and p ytss
grated Marble Nantes waiEseoing Pares 49, ~ oh
r.. L. r. b. STEWART, No. eos s!sth-sys. bsh '''A N-
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4 MOST INTERESTING BIOGRAPHY. ;.
A MEMOIR OF THE LIFE AND LABoRs


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1UHE MODEL PARLOR AGAZINE-DEMO

hESe MONTHLY combines Ell the noyees Utilities aud 1
ts<toas all Other with The able sor Year
n, Betnofcsfs Monthly ard loapg
lmres ~ w. saFsffs Month sre Weekly Tribune, o. ".
IkkSIk0S DENOiLsl, NJ SO BfgsisG.
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90 glhcm ii mup Guntuu.

4 TTENTION.-I will give an EXHIBITION
IA u APPARATUS POR DErACHlhd NsIANlANh'
oil SLY HORSES IRON CARRIAGES ~
AZ the Northern knfiuoe Of TIE Ceutrs PARK 10 case ran Il
Lbou w h postponed until MONDAY g. DuCRkuN, No. W htS
beihs,, Inventor Pateutee n H. AN nos read" 70 APpD US
Apparsius sn nt which lie bronght Oes
tai n at Near. "A IS A.
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ENGLISH and AMERICAN
II BOOKS
R4Er. CURIOUS. ani STANDARD BOOKS,
h-y0nd "a doubt Tie
FINEST COL EC1IOS IN THIS COUNTRY.
literary T those .ho yin cal and stsmes
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No ,titlorrs.fss,eI NJ. Nssssu-sE
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D0STP0NEMENT.-A SALE OF
Il REAL ESrATR-Ibe sale vf the LAWS BURR FkOPkkl1
At reruaed Nj popoar accoani ~ lie weather hPNS
n a. IA, ~ II I 81. BRADLRi Administrator.
GrcerGrd llll. Fe.Iaeii togutJ, Com.
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SrookIpH BtaI 6si7tt for SAT-.

DARGAIN in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
I'D eight LOTS Frui only $sCoo Also House ,5d 30 Lots
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RrNalufiau i'm IIaNfi

HAVANA, Dec. li.-President Salnane LET
The capital for Gondives on November 90 HIS
object Is the inspection OF the powder mara
zine At that place, ana 10 10 having the
magazine filled, and all warlike material there
pnt N readiness for any emergency.
Universal discon ten reigned In the capital
and foreigners were Tiled with alarm =, rh-
prospect Of affairs. Passengers that have n q
arrived report thai q revolution had already
commenced.
Six millions of counterfeit Haytien papsr
dollars Were reported as being IN circulation
throughout the Republic Some reports a.
cuse President SalnsNe az having had haad
IN their emission
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No Distinction Of Race or CsIor.

I~VNNfoI DI>PdIIH 70 tHF s~tdr.
NASHVILLE, Dec. H.-Both houses Of the
Legislature have passed the bill forbidding
common carriers 10 make any distinction on
account of race, color or pceviOus condition, OF
their patrons. ~
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Funeral OF Ten Sharply.

tspeciai dispatch 10 the Star.
NEW York, Dec. l6.-The funeral Of the
murdered man, Sharply, took place in this
city yesterday. The funeral was largely at
tended. Sam Sharply was present.
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Nsw York Market

NEW York; Dec. I6-flour a shade frmsr
Wheat la3e. better. Corn L.. better Eve
steady. Oats quiet and firm. PORK lower
sales OF $50 ebls. OF Mess A. S2lI0. Lsrd dun
anc aroopinG al {. al3. Cotton quiet a. I5xa
I5a- freigbts duh Turentine steady a. 81 40
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TELEGRAAlS TO THE STAR.

Proposed Grant Meeting In Faneuil Hall
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
BOSTON, Dec. 16.-A meeting Is TO be held
IN Faneuil Hall next Wednesday night to
favor the nomination OF General Grant for the
next Presidency.
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PorSr OF gocKs RArIRoIn--rh. Ro,r~,u.

PoISr or RoCKs sRATLRoAD--The Rockville
Md Ssntinel Of Friday last says: The con-
demIation OF lands IN this county, for the us,
OF the Point Of Rocks Railroad. was 10 have
commenced yesterday, but We are appreh en-
siye that the hail and snow storm tnaI pre-
vailed throughout the day, prevented f W.
learn that Sheriff Clagett has summoned three
luries 70 60 over the land betwee Monoca-y
ana THIS place-first commencing az Monocscy,
and coming dswn n far as BlrnesvlIIe: the
second, from Barnesville, toSaIthersburG TO and
fhe third, from Gaithersbnrg 20 RocENule
We annex iist Of the jurors. for the re. day,
MANY OF whom wIli go over the entire ron e:
Ed l.. Hays, Wm. Shaw, Chas. II. Murphy,
Peugh. WIN. Thompson of Il Joe. rbomp.on-
Chas. Safiie. Jes- T Bsiley, John r. Wilson.
Reuben A. Boeley, jos. Haney. Ea- M vesrs,
William y. Sellman, Sam1 s. Briges, waiser
N. Talbot, John T. Benson, Jas. a. Benton.
Eichd W. Jones.
Letters receivsd 40 this city from Roeksiis..
say that another jury Will then be .sum noned
10 condemn the right OF way from that place
10 the District OF Columbfa line. com uspc,ar
ON Friday. the .oth instant, on the lot OF =:
Mary's QCsfholicl Church, Rockville and pro-
Seed & on , 70 The District iH regard 70 this por-
'pgased, and the awards will be likely 70 cou-
sumo a veet: and " The verdicss are not some
where near ihe estimates placed upon me land
OF The properly owners, there viii be ~ ner-
Gus appeal cases.
ASoTHKR PRIzE fIeHr.-A prizs-hghi took
place ON saturday a. sammy Side. ostside OF
he city limits OF ChicAGos between EfwAra
Lowry and yceeph Black. for pare OF $40
rhe hght lasted foriy.fwo minntes- and was
Won by Lowry IN thirty-four hounds
~ The last words OF iitfle Galveston
news boy, Who died OF yellow fever las, season
was. Here's ycrr BuIi<tiR~'
- Wesfern paper has an article 10 prove
tbai ten years Of journ alistc labor on daily
viii break down tne strcnsest corstitution.
- They are enjoying q sses son ofsplri,uxl
,sm" In Durkirt, N. Y. 90
~ Roller skating IL bscoming 30 popuisrin
ciucippati hat one Of the public nxtis is % -
devoted 10 n. -
- henry ward Breecher hes ensmie. q, bic
own doors. dramatic company o. % play
Norwood" IN Brooklyn.
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seiznre Of q Rectifyins Establishmens. 9.
ST. Lopis. Dec. Is The rse,ifyipG establish .
men, Of J. II. Garnnart was seized by the6 Gov
erprsn, on Gers on saturday for receiving dis
tiiIec spirits upon which no tag Rad teeD pa d
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON NEWS IND GeSSIP.

INVENT PrR CENT" DEtEATRD-The
rmpndrien. = - deficiency bill giving all
,Ierss ezra twenty per cent WAS detested in
lie Houss ~ : vo.s % 80 70 So this afternoon.
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From CalifsRnia-The United States Sen
N1s atershiP. - aar2-s
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. A.-The Democratic
Legislature hss a1lourned without the nomi-
nafion of n United States Senator. t+iB -
Governor Haight Is urged TO accept the nomi-
nAiion- F. VI i EuFExa W AZ ..-.s-.- ~.
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Tbs shows The -oloTed population Of Wash
n St0a 20 be abe One-thIrG Of ne eEsire pop
nlstlon.
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CHANGE OF COxgASDRRs.-I, is said tha I
Major Gen. George G. Meade will shortly be
appointed commander OF the Third Military
District, and Major q en-. job Pope, the pres
ent commander, be relieved. Gen Meade is
now in this city, ana has had several Inter
views with the President
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TBT NV CZNsUr--FOflLAtlnN oF WASH
rNsToS S-Ths re;Uros OF the census iust taGsn
q the District by the BuTesu OF Etu ucation, n
20 epsrs1ca Win the ely sEthoritIes, have
sssu msds uP sufficiently 10 show me popn-
.sficn sIiire Of WGsGingtOR city as follows.
Number Of families n Washington, 2G,e+O.
NumbeT Cf white pspUIstioB .........79, ,957
oolC-eC .... 81 ,57i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

CasNIssIoNKE OF PATENTS -The sppli-
esrts To- this position Ere actively a; vor (,
but Ee one has been mentioned % the Presi-
dent BY the Secretary OF The Interior for ap-
pointment- This morning IL was said that
kx.Gov. Thomas n. Ford, Of Osio, will be
appointed D. the President, while others were
confident thS. the name OF Gel. John q. Cox,
chief CLERK OF The Interior Depar msnt, won Id
te sent 10 the President by Ssere.ary Brown.
ing. L. VIII probably be several days or a
week before ne Appointment is made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

SOCIETY, ETC.-S-cretary Seward gave .
dinner party on Saturday evening 10 the New
y ork COngressmen. Among other distin.
s1ished persons present besides Congress
men, were Generals Grant, Sherman, Meade
sad HarBsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

Of Secretary Of War OF Edwin VI. stan
ton.
To tks Senate Of the United StGtss'
On the 18th of August last suspended Mr..
stanton from the exercise OF the ONCE Of Sec.
reary OF War, and on the same day desi signated
General Grant 10 act as Secretary OF War al
interim.
The following are copies OF the executive or
deIs.
"ExRCUTIvE MANSION, }
f.WAsHINGToN, August IL, 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-16

NATIONAL BANKS TAxATION.-Seuator Ed
mond offered TO- day q bill (which was referred
20 the COMMITTEES on FiRance) providing tina,
the National Ban KS in the several States and
Territories and the share olders therein. shall
be subject TO State, Territorial and municipal
taxation. in such form and places as shall be
prov ided Tor the taxation OF State or Terrific
rial Banks, or monsyed Corporations, or the
shareholders thereof, by the laws OF said
States.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-06-01

Tue UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAp.-Ihis railroad
Is coming from Omaha on the MISSOURI river west
ward with unparalleled speed. An additional sec
ton OF forty miles has been accepted BIZ The Goy-
eminent, making three hundred and forty miles
west OF the Missouri river, and sixty miles west O:
the North Fork of the Platte. Parties are now
grading up the valley of Lodge Pole Greek towards
the Black Hills. The contest between this compa
ny and the Central Pacific, as 10 which should con.
struci the greatest number of mics Of the road
across the continent, is longer int resting. The
toFmer Is completing four miles to the latters one
The latter having their road into the ground in
the summer, and into snow in the winter Had
they chosen the route Up the Sacramento valley 10
the Feather river. and thence 10 Nevada through
the Beckwour'h Pass, the enersy which they have
senselessly thrown against mountains and snow
would have built three hundred miles Of seryicsble
railroad. As j, is they are doing nothing TO fer
ward this great National enterprise The Cniun IA
cihc Railroad will cross the plsins. enter California
by the Feather river route, and terminate at Val
lejo. The Central Pacific will be compelled to drop
lis ishsoundins title. and become SIMMER road
between Sacramento and Virginia City With a way
station Al Dutch Flat.