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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-27

Holders of the following LOANS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA
are requested to present them for payment
principal and Interest at
The Farmers' and Mechanics National
Bank of Philadelphia.
Loan of March 30, 1880, due March 4, 1858.
February 10, 1888, due July i, 1858.
March q, 1888. due July l. 1858.
January 26 1889, due July 1, 1852
June z, 1889, due August 1, 1859.
March 80, 1882, due July 1, 1860.
April 6, 1882, due July l, 1850.
Also, all BANK CHARTER LOANS due
prior to July q 1860.
All of the above LOANS will cease to draw
interest after August 15, 1867.
JOHN w. GEARY,
GOVERNOR.
JOHN #. HARTRANFT,
AUDIToR-aENERAL.
WILLIAM H. KENFBLE,
615 stuth ISIS STATE TREASURER
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN /. N.
i WIIFONG d X. H. ROGERS was, by mutual
consent, dissolved ON the 18th of September, 1866.
l; N WdLFoNG.
The business will be continued by /. N WILFONG,
No. 217 N TENTH Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
CAMUEL @. FORp 4 SONS, AUCTONEERs
y No 127 s, FOURTH Street,

Sales Of Real Estate Stocks, Leans etc, at Phila-
delphia Exchange, every Friday at n O'clock, noon.
Our sales advertised IN all the dafv and sew
of the weekly newspapers, by separate handblls %
each properly, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which Will be Issued on Wednesday pre-
cedng each sale. -
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
-CTIoN SALE OF ARMY. CLOTHING

A UCTIoN SALE OF ARMY. CLOTHING
DEPUTY @. M.-GEEERAL's OFFIcE.l
BALTIMoRE, June Is, 1867. !
large amount of CLOTHING, CAMP, and
GARB SON EQUdPMAGE, M win be sold at Public
Auct IN, on July 8, 1867 IL M, at the Clothing
Street, consisting of
6Sl Uniform Artillery Coats.
1857 Uniform Infantry Coats.
l45 Uniform Cavalry Jackets.
S22 Uniform Light Artillery Jackets.
l22 Uniform Veteran Reserve Jackets.
298 Footmen's Trowsers.
9N Horsemens Trowsers.
603 Horsemen's Great Coats
lob Footmen's Great Coats.
l39 Wool Blankets.
1854 Rubber Blankets
1900 Sack Coats-lined and unlined.
800 Pairs Boots and Bootees
602 Pairs Stockings.
l4OO Uniform Hats and Ostrich Feathers
522 Forage Caps.
l28 Hatchets and Handles.
107 Shovels.
524 Knapsacks.
1855 Canteens, etc. etc. ETC.
The above articles ale all new and in good
There will also be sold at the same time and
place small quantity of CLOTHING which
has been worn and condemned.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
6201 lit Deputy Q. M. General U. s. A.
GALE OF PUBLIC RoPERTY
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoU1pAeE.l ,
No ~ BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
WIN be sold at Public Auction, at the Depot
of Army Clothing and Equipage, No 400 Wash
ington street, NEW YORK CITY, on TUES
DAY, the 9th OF July next, commencing at IL
o'clock A. M, the following described pro-
perty:-
25 234 pairs Machine-Sewed Boots
5S,289 pairs Machine-Sewed Bootees
1880 pounds of Wall Tents.
$500 pounds of Common Tents.
$4,000 pounds of Hospital Tents.
l0,9O0 pounds OF Shelter Tents.
1855 pounds of Canvas
Samples of the above may be seen at the depQsq.
and further information obtained.
Terms Cash in Government funds; tePSpa
cent down and balance before goods arc tslte1
from the depot which must be within five 1Svs
of sale under forfeiture OF purchase
Bvt. Ma. .-Genl. D. H. VINTON,
62OI8t Asst. Q. M. g., u. s. A.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25
From Europe.
BY STEAMER.
A4Ms4A

CAN HEADS EELMuch has been written and
many conflicting opinions expressed to whether the head
after decaptaton retains any sensibty and the question has
been revived in Paris aoos of Lemaire execution NJ Bon
naon gives the following account of experiment the
discovered heads Arabs which will probably set the
question rest He says" was in Agiers in 1888 where
met with military surgeon M. de Falois who asked me
what thought of assertion of Dr. Wilson, of New York,
that discovered head retains its sensby for two three
minutes maintained the mpossbty of the asserted fact ON
physiological grounds NJ de Faos remained unconvinced
heard that the following day. two Arabs were to be De
headed and obtained leave to make conclusive e4
the subject. For this purpose had placed on .he
execution ground a SMALL low table, which was placed
large shallow nearly filled with powdered plaster tnen
place of execution provided with small ear rum
pet a very sharp had been agreed nat cnas
should place the head Immediately after 1t was ca' on upon
the plaster of Pa the h@moIrhage W. uo os
was to speak the first head by name placing ne car UNI
pet to the ear while examined what occurred III M anu
on the other features This done, out
all the into the ear could not perceive e sgntesb
sign of life The eyes remained CLASSY ana mouonless Inc
dscoored The muscles scarcely any signs Oh con
traction under the influence of the lancet we na9eu Places
when experimenting with the second heau anu NJ oe faols
It could not be Otherwise physOogcaly speaking for i'm
medately after division OF the large arteries wnch con-
vey the blood the encephaon oepeuon takes
place which must necessarily bring on syncope
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

By Yankee Doodle, who's come to town
On cannon riding,
With his Spencer rife,
And Pat his step-son.
Across the borders they get no rest,
Musha turaning an turan addy o;
For this valiant hayro lives in the West
He slings a rife, and he is drest
In suit Of green of the very best,
With Harp and Eagle all for his crest,
And battle stars on his Irish breast =
A chicken fed in the Eagles nest
Till his aOjngS extend over all the West,
And his name is Doodle,
Paddy O'Doodle,
Yankee boobies step-son
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enianisrn.

Special telegram from Washington to the Chicago Tribune:
1t will be recoected that after the failure of the main
Canada leader charged in public speech
that the American authorities had failed to furnish the promised
aid 1t understood diplomatic circles that the matters then
limited basis of the late reference in the British Par
lament the completely foreign with the Fenan
tits asserted that the OF the Fenans
laid before certain high executive officers prior to the invasion
Fort Erie and that only they not
but that certain promises of support were made.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

THE WRONG SExNot many days ago young lady from the
thousand miles from Columbus and asked if he wished pur
chase couple of chickens at the time throwing pair
OF live the counter why yes he replied but will
for few "Lay there p Indignantly retorted the
rustic beauty No, sir they won't lay nowhees Thems
boosters.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25
LATE, NEWS.
Distinguished Arrival.

MONTREAL, Z. May l6.-It is reported that Massey the
Fenan general and leader and nformer in Canada
yesterday per steamer st. Andrew.
Weather very cold and showery.
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France.
PARIS, NJ ay Is.

The French Legislature opposed to the Army Bill pro-
posed by the Emperor.
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Great Britain.
DUBLIN, May 1S-Noon

The trial of the Fenan prisoners Flood Duey and Cooley
finished last evening AS in the of Burke and Doran
they found guilty Sentence will probably be
to-day.
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From Mexico.

WASHINGTON May 19.-The following official dispatches for
city, give of negotiations between the
Imperalsts and Liberals in the City of Mexico:
OR1zABA, April 81.
To General Beneves, commanding forces before Vera
Cruz
SIR: Yesterday German Princess wife of Maximilans
aid presented herself at the headquarters of General Diaz
asking interview She proposed the following terms viz
Dsbandng of the AustroBegan corps and guarantee of
the lives of its members permission for their their
countries She also solicited guarantee for the safety the
life of Macmillan With reference to the first point the
General said disposed entertain such proposals
might be made to him. but the second that he had
authority pardon Macmillan Nothing of note occurring
During the day. have occasional exchange of shots
made reconnaissance yesterday in front of lines which
has enabled to take useful observations to the
advantageous method of attacking the enemy
arrive should the enemy have surrendered
We shall open batteries upon the CITY, and hostites will
be vigorously prosecuted
Signedl "LIEvA, Brigadier General"
"IN FRONT VERA Cruz April %.
"The Auro Belgian corps has been disbanded and its
members under the protection of the Pussan flag
From Europe.
The London Post has believe the Government has
the of the law Fenans
Burke and Doran The in the of McCaery is
deferred until after arguments the point reserved Connolly
convicted and Terrence Kelly Patrick Gorman and Clarke
acquitted in Dublin.
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The Insurreotion in Gambia.

LONDON, May 18-Noon.
The Turks claim the Cretans in the recent
Lokk1oz
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with wooden and wooden legs glass eye and wig and
give him another show In they married and he
to the widow would be other loss than
that of the cherished fragment of most noble unortun-
husband who honestly do right but whose
raordnary instincts against him. 1t would have
happy copcet Caruhers he had started with his neck
broken that frst.-1fYE TUain.
juvenile Hibernan, leading small dog along the street
days ago. accosted by gentleman follows:
Well Patsey what is your dogs name ?"
" Haint got any yet"
"Wel, why don't you name him?"
"Give him good name"
"Cal him Ben. Butler"
q" don't like do thattwoud be dsrespectful to Ben
Butler"
WE'LL then, name him Andy Johnson"
won't do that NEITHER for that would be dsrespectful to
the dog"-IfmeS
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LONDON, May 1S-Evening.

Dispatches from Constantnope state that the Porte has
replied the proposition of the Great Powers relative the
ceon of Gambia the Greek Government He the
Powers of his ability suppress the existing rebellion and
firmly declines to cede the island any foreign State.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 19.-The following official despatche
warded the Goth of April to the Mexican Minister il
city, give account of negotiations between
Imperialists and Liberals in the City of Ne ico
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-18
me AndersonII Pensioners.

= A medical work now in. course OF
pub location in New York, sembodies
some information on this still PAIN ul
topic,g which cannot be without inter-
est. 1t appears thataDr. Joseph Jones,
OF. Augusta, Gasswas deputed by the
Richmond authorities to. go to Ander-
sonville and examine into the condi-
ton of14sthe Federal prisoners. o His
report in manuscript has been readily
the author of the publication referred
to above. who gives extracts from it.
DR.. JONES' writing on the 18th of De-
t6ber;sl064, says there were atYthat
slime more than five thousand serious
~ sick in the hospital and stockade,
andsthe deaths ranged from ninety to
one hundred and thirty each day.
Since the estab lishment5 of the pris-
oop. on thee Gath of. February, 1864,
over ten thousand Federal prisoners
had died: that is, near one-third of
the entire number had persisted in
less than seven months. He states
that he made "a careful examination
of the grounds. of the water and of
all the other features Of the prison.
n reference to the terrible effects of
Hospital, gangrene, he says:
.rsi Mete than thirty, thousand we're
crowded fuponnfl0enty-se uen acres of
land sowith AlittlesoorI no ssheaer ffbn,
theiqtepse heste Of ahSouthern sasas
msFS p y from on = the hen raln and dew with
= .Es L
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-18
. aTHE CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITY =.

Bq The CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITY -
The Democratic victory rof-one Con-
rEgressmannin California, q and the Re-
publican gain of one Representative
In Nebraska owill nleave the House
with 147 Republican members to 46
Democrats With more than three-
fourths of each House of Congress
Republican, lit will take many such
Democratic victories to disable the
Republican control of legislation, or
to make sufficient Northern Demo-
cratic contingent for Mr.. Johnson's
Southern Congress- And this event,
reminding the people what the party
Is that has carried Northern State,
and showing them the gulf intowhich
their Nsupineness mayo plunge the
country, will be likelyoto. arouse an
activity that will prevent any spread
of this Infection Il ,saa.tt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-18

coarse corn bread from which the
husks had not been removed with
scant supplies of fresh meat and veg
-etables, with little or no attention to
hygiene, with fostering masses of nth
at the very doors Eof their rude
.dene-aBa- nuts, with sse-baBks of the
stream flowing through the stockade
"a eflthya auagmirs sef human .excre-
nents, alive with working maggots,
generating, by their own filthy exhal-
atoms and excretions an atmosphere
that SO deteriora ted and contaminated
their solids, and fluids, that the slight
est scratch, Of the, SURFACE, and even
the Litessof the smallest insects, were
frequently followed, byT SUCH rapid
and extensive gangrene fasTto destroy
extremities. and eyepul Life ITSELF 90 .
After this statement ofqarebel sur
-geen it viii be in vain for the Rich 2
'mend .'governmeht. Y So called, or
their advocates OF apologists, to seek
to ,explainF away their esponsibility
for the diaboiical Treatment of Federal
prisoners.sidThat ineffaceable blot On
the conduct lOf an unproyoked war
will lconsignh its perpetrators to the
execration of posterity. 1t will be
regarded, however, as consistante that
cohspiratorsl In < behalf Of human
bondage should treat their captivesi
withJa barbarity which belongs only
to the age of slavery. q The lesson;
though repulsive and saddeningz is
yet TOO significa to be entirely for+.
gotten hbyH our countrymen. -Bosto's
.JOprre0I.9Q sfIOqk.sIQnT $50 em'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-18

I'VE give below the resolution of the
Republican Convention of vanderburgh
sfCounfy sep. 18th. endorsing Captain Har-
grave.-EDs. JOUR-.
Reso1ced, That Captain William, P.
Hargrave, our present efficient Prose-
cutting Attorney for the 18th judicial
District, is entitled to the confidence,
and support of the Republican party
of Vanderburgh County.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
THE PRESIDENTS PROcLAM.r1os

THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
Hon John W. Stokes, Acting Comm issioner
OF Agriculture, yesterday transmitted to the
employees OF the Agricultural Department the
following circular, calling their attention 10
the recent proclamation OF the President:
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULrUR., 18Th Sen.
TEMPER, ls67.-Sir: In pursuance OF the order
Of the President Of the United States Hans
mt mt herewith an Official copy Of his Proclama.
ton OF September 3, 1867
hon are directed to strictly observe its re.
Quirementa for an earnr st support OF the Don
stitunon OF the United Stltes and a faitn In,
execution OF the laws which have been MADE
In pursuance thereof
Yours, very respectfully,
.--v j. W. STOKES,
Acting Commissioner OF Agricnlture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
STATIONERY FOR THE HOUSE OF REPRE-.
SENTATIVES

The bids for supplying stationery for the use
OF the House OF Representatives OF the United
States were opened to-day by the Hon. Ed
ward Mcpherson, Clerk Of the House. The
following named persons bid for the contract:
Blanchard Il Mohun, French & Richardson.
Philip & Solomon, dempsey &c O'Toole, J. W
Boteler, Singerly d Myers, Of Harrisburg,
VIM. Rutherford, OF Philadelphia, and War.
renton Co.. Pen Makers, of Philadelphia.
Between forty and fifty thousand dollars worth
of stationery will be required, comprising all
kinds OF paper envelopes, ink, pens. pencils,
knives, inkstands, and many other articles.
The bids are much lower than they were last
year. Each article will be contracted for sen.
arately. and the contracts will be divided
among all the bidders. The bids are all being
examined, and the contracts will be awarded
in the course Of few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

RELIEVED AT HIS Own REQuEsT.-Brig.
General B. @. Card, Of the q uartermaster's
Departments. United States Army. has been
relieved, at his own request, from charge of a
division in the Quarterma ster General Office,
the duties Of which have been distributed
among three oficers-General j. A. Ekin,
Deputy Quartermaster General; General
Perry, and General Dana. 1t is understood
that General Gard has been ordered to Fort
Leayenworth, Kansas s.,s arsI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE SECRETARY
OF THE INTERIOR

INJUNCTION AGAINST THE SECRETARY
OF THE INTERIOR
In the Court OF Equity, this morning, a
petition was filed by William Adair, Lewis
Reese, Richard g. Lacy, Robert Paddon,
Philip KRAFT, Gustave Geislen, and several
others, asking an injunction against the Seere
tary Of the Interior, to restrain him from
according the contract for the building of a
new jail. The grounds upon which the obiec-
tons are based are that the proposed contract
has not been drawn up according to the re-.
quirements Of the resolution OF Congress.
which stipuiatss that the plan shall be sub
mitted to three persons, the official grade OF
two OF whom are mentioned. Judge Wiley
mas reserved his decision until tomorrow
morning At ten O'Clock. -
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Acting Commissioner Of Aericnltur
THE UNITED STATES srEAMERLEN.pr-

THE UNITED STATES STEAMER LENApEE
The United States steamer Lenapee, Com.
mander John Irwin, arrived at Hampton
Roads, Va, on the 18th inst. from Key West,
fionda. Third Assistant Engineer, Isaac A
ConoSer died OF yellow fever before leaving
hey west There were i've cases OF yellow
lever on the Lenapee while at Key West, two
OF wnicn nave yielded to treatment, and two
cases are now on board, but IL is thought thew
VIII recover. The ship will be kept at quar-.
antine and thoroughly cleansed. = :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
TELEGRlhS TO THE STAR.
FRon EURoPE TO-DAY.
Thy Co6Io "a the Aaaociahed Pros0J

BREeT. SEP It'll oon.-The steamer Vt1le
a. Paris. from New York On the 4th instsaa
has arrivedrravs
{ I.oNDor, SsP. 1..--Noon.-U. >. 5-so's.73K;
tern, %.
FRAEFoRT, Sep. 17.-U. S. s-ao's, 76X.
LIvRRPoeb, Sep. F-Noon .-Ootton Dali
and unchanged; sales to-day, 5000 bales.
r Breadstufs fym.~s -.a
p LosDos. Sep. .i7-a p. sm.-Oonsols, olX;
Fries, "A; u. S. 5-26's, 70, Other securities an
LIVERPOOL, Sep. e7.-a p. m Cotton more
active; sales OF 1a,0Ou baIee. Prices are an a..
tered. Breadstufs firm. Corn advanced 4
shilling, andis now selling At 3ss. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
THE ENGLISH OPERA

The National Theatre was crowded to its
utmost capacity last evening by one OF the
most brilliant audiences ever assembled with.
In Its walls. The Bohemian Girl was beau
tifully rendered. Miss Richings singing and
acting the part Of Airline with her usual sue.
cess Messrs. Castle. Campbell, and Eegwin
were received with the warmest demorsira.
tons OF welcome. This evening Norma, With
Miss Richings in the title role, and ne ten or
and soprano in Polio and AdaIgiss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
GENERAL GRANT

On account Of the great pressure Of ofdc,a,
business General Grant could not attend IN q
dedication of Antietam Cemetery to-day. He
was At his ONCE this morning, and visited nv
large number OF persons having business
with the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Flour firmer receipts
1l,3te bbls. Wheat firm, with q fair demand
eeipts 81, 200 bushels. Rye q uiet Oats lac cents
better. Pork dull ana dropping; new mess
1914 so. Lard quiet at l4aAxc. whisky quiet
Barley dull. Peas quiet. Cotton quiet at Csc
Tnrpentine firm at 60to COX cents. Rosin dull
at $412x. ait-i2li5 ~ '".f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
CONSERVATIVE MASS Merr1,

CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETING IN BALrI-
MoRB.-A mass meeting of the Conservatives
of Baltimore, was held yesterday evening to
endorse the new constitution, adopted by the
recent State convention, and which is to be
submitted to the people for ratification to.
morrow. Addresses were delivered by Gene.
raj Walter Mitchell, OF Charles county, and
other prominent Democrats. a1ft@'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

ARRIVAL OF TIN SAvAHHAH.-The u. s
steamer Savannah, school ship from the Naval
Academy, arrived at Annapolis yesterday,
with number OF midshipmen on board, who
have been on q practice cruise in European
waters . a..-t ~ --@rt-' s-t sF-isa2-A '+ }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

BIDS FOR THE NEW JA1L.-To.day at noon
being the time fixed tor opening the bids for
the new Jail, number Of builders were at
the Interior Department to hear the proposals
read. Secretary Browning being ab ;snt from
the city and dispatch having been received
from him to postpone the opening, the bids
were not opened. Two or three hundred pro.
posals have been received. - ,.,rs,ae3 :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

AsRIcULrURAL OoLLyGE SCRIP--From re-.
turns made to the General Land 0moe to the
Sd OF July, 1857, issappears that Agrieditural
College Scrip mas been ysatts6ed BY Iocstions
made upon pubic lands III 18tnnesota, Iowa,
Wisconsin and Missourt ns mllowE Minlss
20; MinnssotS, so,226.s sIhg IColfses Scrip
l6catad upon kinds IN Michigan APPEARS 70
have feac hsd one million Acres. the maxim I'm
thst can be taken Ii any one Stats. a,s,',I 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

RRCoyRRIEs.-A telegram was received In
this city last evening from New Orleans, an.
nouncing that Brevet Major General Frank
Wheaton, VINO was attacked with yellow
fever several days since, 10 now Thought to be
out OF danger, and - recovering rapidly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

II - In lows, - well 50 WiBconsfa, the ques.
ton eepFohthstSoA bnessss ~ q l1stufetnkf de.
mentinto tasfall elecslens. ~ hrs ifias's s.
~ N MARY WSlxef tpouShttt NECESSARY to,
write q fertWsfl Ssts6r TO the newspapers hefore
leaving London
- Western New York has had Its nrst
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
n . = = :.
{ Heavy Failure,

NEW YORK, Sept. i7.-Giil, 9iilets &c Noyes,
tea dealers, have failed. Their Indebtedness
amounts to half million dollars. 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17
Gold.
New York Markets.

< NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE money and gold
markets are Arm. The latter is quoted at I44s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

:" DIsrosAL or PUBLIC tpa. Rsturns Re.
sceivsdl hy The tQpmmissta9er Of the General
LAadO6ice show that 81, 6seracrss Of the pub.
slie.lands wefs c1spesedi Of ~ the ioeai ofncss
AZ Tsaverse Ofsy, AdlcAfean; Vermiilfoh, Da-
koeA, aand 'BAyGelA, W1stOhsins duffne the
mo1th o. August Iast. iea eai is.5t 5s.s i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-17

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDRHr.-The
President yesterday appointed John U. Mul.
fond, collector of internal revenue third dis.
trict, Richmond, Va, vice James. suspended /:
Cornelius Cahill, coliector OF customs for the
District of Corpus Christi. wee Mcintyre, sus.
pended; Alexander Willard. of California.
consul at q uaymas; John F. Hartley to be
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury during the
absence OF MIR: McCulloch. 49, - "