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fs.day's New York Markets.
IRY TelA1ranh

NEW YeRK, August 7.-Flonr, duh without
decided change in price. Wheat dun and
pominally unchanged. Corn less active
Pork dull; mess, S2s90. Lard dropping. bbls
Cotton dropping; Middling Uplands, 2s cents.
Spirits Turpentine firm at 47x. Rosin un-
at S2.95 for common. Freights dull.
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HUNG FOR MuRDER.-An ignorant negro
named Albert Hughes was hung for murder at
Plattsburg, Mo-, at noon on the 29th ut. From
eight O'Clock until the time he was led ont to
pay the penalty OF his act he was singing,
shouting and praying so loud that he might
nave been heard for the distance of two or three
hundred yards, and seemed TO be perfectly re-
conciled to his fate. When brought ont and
placed on his coffin he looked more like a wo.
man than man. He was dressed in shroud
OF black, had on black cap and pair of huge
EARRINGS, and altogether presented the appear.
ance Of q negro woman. On the scaffold he
made a dying speech which was a labored
effort to prove that il must have been 4 far
fetched conclusion of the jury that they found
him guilty. The cap was adjusted and the
moose placed around his neck when he called
fCr a drink OF water. Some time was spent In
procuring ii, when the cap was again drawn.
The moose adjusted. the sheriff bade him good.
bye. Then all but the executioner left the
scaffold, when suddenly, without signal or
warning, the trap was cut and Albert Hughes
paid the penalty of the violated law. The rope
was too long and his feet touched tie ground
after the tall. He was hauled up a little and
swung eighteen minutes when life was pro-
nOUnced extinct
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wall Street To-day,

NEW YORK, August Mooney still easy 3aA
per cent. Exchange, 10. Gold, ASK. Old bonds,
old 5.20's IA Il; issue of g. 10A issue of 65
IL I; new 5.20's, 81; issue Of 67, sa. Ten-For-
ties, 81. Virginia 6's new, So. Tennessee ex-
coupon, 81. Missouri's, SO. North Carolina,
II, old and new,
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~In St. Louis, on Thursday, William
Bruckman, while driving horse and cart, got
his whip p.iash wound around his neck, and
one end Of II became entangled on spoke OF
the csrt-wheel. He was unable to stop the
horse, and - the wheel revolved he was drawn
from his seat and thrown under ii, so that the
wheel passed over his abdomen, causing his
death next morning. - 4 :, -
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~The Helm divorce case-fn Chicago OF
oourse-alleges beating with a knotted rope
choking, knocking down. threats, cruelty pull
ing hair, kicktng, breaking chair over the La.
dy @ scsnss 20 I1. nef snr9si
with adultery, dissolute hsbits and conduc1
sontrary to the dictates Of Chyastianity, good.
ness and bepeYolence. - \ y.
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~Ata probate court In Ohio, upon com.
plnint OF q father that he had never been per.
mrtted to see his hrst-born, two months old
The court gave him permission 70 see the child
n all reasonable times and places, The JUDGE
declined - interiors IN the TURNER complaint
Of TIE fnsber, that the child was christened
0eOSgs Il Rsadletos Wthout hts consent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

GRAND UNITED ORDRR OF ODD-FRILOws
The dem onstrations Of celored Odd Fellows in
October, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, promises
To be grand success. The services Of the
dsgerstown Band have been secured by Broth
rrly Lodge, No. sg6, Of this city. Jochabed
Lodge, OF Reading, Will be accompanied by a
band from that place. Large delegations from
PhIiadefphia ts expected, aud Baltimore, Wash
ington, Frederick, Alexandria, Norfolk and
other places will be represented. making the
parade the largest ever held by the colored peo-
pie of this part Of the State.-Harvisturg TEL.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A
NEW YORK BROKER
A Deficit in His Rank Accouut

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Samuel Strong, the
chairman of the Arbitration Committee of the
open board, has disappeared. and there is a de-
hcit In his bank account of S56,O8U. He is
thought to be deranged.
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0 The Charlottetown (P. Z. H. Star of the
2Sth uH. says that thus far this season the
catch of mackerel along the shores of Prince
Edwards Island and IN the Bay Of St. Law.
rerce generally, has been unusually small, and
that the intelligence received points to the fact
that unless unusual good fares are brought In
later In the season, the catch Of mackerel for
1e6e will be much below the average. .-.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
&sAainias In the Washington City Pes,
Office. Friday, August Z, Isoe.

fe obtain any Of these letters the applicant
must call Tor Advertised Letters giving the date
~n not called for within one month they win be
sent 20 the Dead Letter Once.
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FIRE.

PHILADRLPHIA, Aug. Last night the
spoke factory Of Bushby Co., OF this city
and Woodward's machine shop, adjoining,
were entirely destroyed by fire. Loss S25,OOO.
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1An tfe bogus jewelry shops in Albanv.
New York, have been closed by the police
- Two brothers named johnson wepe scuf.
fiing in astore at Greenwood, Ind, on Satur.
day might, when the younger threw the 1lder
on . box, killing him Instantly. :.
VOpsn-air preaching commenced in Roton
- 80 ssss"sts N@ e
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0The borough council Of Gettysburg, Pa,
has passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale Of
Liquor within the borough limits between eIev-
en- O'Clock at night and four O'Clock in the
morning. The penalty for violating the ordi.
nance varies from e25 to $50.
~Napoleon and his family and guests lately
had spelling match. The Emperor missed
nine times, The Prince Imperial eleven, Prince
Metternich six and the iitterateur Octave
fenillet WAS the worst Of all, having fourteen
faults. =
~AParisian correspondent describing noted
costumes, winds mp by declaring that the cos.
tune Of Adah lssacs Menken escapes crtu-
ISM"
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A COURAGEOUS WoMAN.-A prisoner named
Allen attempted to escape from jail in Man
chester, New Hampsni nire, on Wednesday. by
porarily acting as turnkey. The lady erappied
with him, however, threw him down. ana
when he got mp belabored him so with an nm.
brella, and otherwise impeded his flight, that
help arrived in time 70 recapturs him before he
rot far from the prison. .e Fs"Ia ! =.
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1On Friday night last a number of masked
horsemen went to the Jail At CofEeeville, Miss
and demanded two negroes who were confiued
there on Q charge Of murder The taller and
his assistants declined 70 surrender the men.
but were oyerpowered by the horsemen. The
negroes were then taken out and hung.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

BOSTON, Aug. The brig Laura, from Glen.
fuegos, Is at anchor at quarantine, with the
yellow fever on board. The captain, his wife
and two seamen died on the passage, and the
mate is still sick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

~The United States Arsenal on the Sehuyi-
kill, through which employment was Civ On to
thousands OF men and women during the wal,
Is now used simply as a military storehouse.
The surplus clothing, cape, shoes and equip
age made In the last year OF the war, will cup.
ply the demands made upon il for Q long time.
The only employees AZ the Arsenel now are
eate-ksepers and watchmen. with few labor.
ing men 70 keep the grounds in order.
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HUGH MCCULLoCH,

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were Si2lHGO9.
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ALEXANDRIA AND VICINITY.-The Journal of
this morning has th e following items:
Horse Thief ArreSted-On Wednesday the city
police received telegraphic dispatch from
Mr.. Conrad Brengle, dated at Frederick CITY,
ND, cont lining description OF horse lost by
caused a1u its aSdnst,on %no was imposed 70 have
succeeded in arresting q colored man named
James w. Marshall, who had in his possession
tie description Of that LOST by Brengle. Mar
snail was carried before Squire Moore, who
committed MIN to the county lail for further
examination on the arrival Of Brengle
Carried TO oRichmond.-Deputy Sheriff Rock
LETT ALEXANDRIA yesterday evening for Rich.
mono, carrying with him Edward Harris. an
insane colored man, who had been ordered to
the freedmans Insane Asylum al that place
harris was insane on the SUBJECT OF religion,
fancy1ng he had a call TO be q preacher H
was constantly delivering extemporaneous
harangues on that subject.
Suit for DefqmdtiOn.-Timothy O'Conneil, a
citizen OF Alexandria county, has entered suit
In the Circuit Court against James Gafney for
damages, for the alleged defamation Of his
character.
Rdilrodd Change 1t is rumored that Captain
W H. N. McCaferty, formerly superinten ndent
OF the U. d a. K. r., will, at an early day, tak-
charge of the A. w. & G. X. r., as grand facso.
tum.
County Court YesterdGy-David and John Bell.
'rled Tor maliciously shooting John Wilson,
guardian OF Edward Lacey.
Improring.-John Fields, who was badly in
Jured about the head by the explosion Of the
engine, augusta, was in an improving condi-
ton yesterday.
LonGOn Raiiyoad.-Work will be commenced
ON Monday next on the extension, SIX miles i'm
length, from Leesburg to Mercier's Station.
Inc Commercial Adrertiser Of this m Srning has
the following items:
Tdl'-dbfe Railroad Extensicn.-The work on
the extension OF the Alexandria, Loudoun aud
Hampshire Railroad 10 MERGERS, beyond
Leesburg, will, we are pleased TO learn. be
commenced at an early date, and the valuable
trade OF that locality will be diverted from
Baltimore TO Alexandra. Little by little, and
by k eat exertion is Alexandria wrestling her
own hack again.
Ordination.-The Right Rev. +. ii. Whittle
assistant Bishop of irginIa, will at II o'clock
to-day, in ST. Paul's Church, ordain the Rev,
Horace E. Hayden, deacon, as priest.
The Pbsson.-The wounded by the boiler
explosion are all better. The colored woman,
who was so severely scalded has since died.
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singular Case Of Poisoning in New York

Singular Case Of Poisoning I'm New York.
The New York Sss Of yesterday, in giving
case of Mr. John Spieer, who died suddenly at
his residence in West Eleventh street, in that
city on the 9Th ult, says:
1T ses ms that Mr.. Spicer, feeling unwell.
requested his wife to send for a seidlitz powder
The messenger, his colored servant, procured
II a. the drug store OF Mr. Frees, and handed 1T
10 Mrs. SPicer, who testified that she placed il
on a stand in her husband room, aud in mis-
presence, Just as received Mr.. Spicer mixed
and toox II himself, after his wife had LETT the
rosm: IL efferyesced like ordinary powders, as
Mr. Spicer subseq uently said; but he thought
n was very bitter, and tasted as il IL contained
cam phor Within q few minutes after taking
AZ, h. was seIzed with alarming symptoms, and
called his wife She promptly s1nmoned a
Physician, who lived the opposite side Of
the street The latter soon discovered that
strychnine had been administered In spite OF
the efforts OF the medical man, Mr.. Spicer died
N terrible agony IN less than half an hour.
Prof. Doremus. who analyzed the contents
OF the stomach, pronounced the cause of death
stryehnine. The question ses, by whom
Was AZ administered The druggist showed
that the powder he sent was taken from a boz
containing some scores of gsnuiue seidltx
powders, all made at the same time aud from
the same Ingredients, out OF which many had
previously been seld without pernici-us rs-
|. suits The colored man .ys he gave the pow
der as received by him TO Mrs. Spicer, and she
testified that she Al once took il 70 her hus.
banc. IN the same condition. save that her hand
was wet, she having just left the bath room 10
aohr ~ AAbiA SrfNduts anu IN COu>tQ uencr
the paper was damped. The terror which Mr.
Spieer manifested when informed that be was
dying, pTecludes the idea that he meditated
self-destruction.
On this evidence the jury exonorated the
druggist and his assistant; and decide that the
poison was not taken by MIR. Spicer for the
purpose of self-desiruction, and further that
they believe that the powder was free from
poisonous ingredients when II was taken from
The drug store. 1t seems TO us that this verdict
either says too much or too little. II the pow
TA6 a. fhA inv ~, L.
who did iti The jury would leave il TO be in
ferred that II was done by either Mrs. Spicer
or the coiored man; but II the evidence justified
snch a suspicion why did they NOT say so
frankly, not stab me reputasfon Of persons
who may be the victims of some frightful blum.
der, without giving them the means Of vindi-
eating heir innocence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

THE PUBLIC DKBr.-The following is the
statement Of the public debt Of the United
States on the 1st Of August, is66. H.
Debt Bearing Ceis Interest. L
Ter cent. Bonds......... 92H 5Sa, 400 %
per cent. Bonds, 1887 zS3677 800 90
FER cent. 20 Bonds. Il .58S l06 100 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

The foregoing is a correct statement of the
pubic debt, as appears from the books and
Ireasurer's returns in the Department, on the
1st OF August, 1s6S.
HUGH MCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
showing an increase of the public debt, less
cash in the Treasury, since the first of June, of
S13,2ss, ,59J.g3.
HON. THADDKus STEVENS remains comfort.
able and improving. He is making arrange.
ments for his departure next week for Lancas-
ter, Pa. Visitors are received by him now
without more than ordinary restrictions.
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slllards Benz; Smith Bobsrt, shsrmsn oh~ s,..s
Chss sticksy h ns-hopi seniesdhsrtt fri'l, scAs,
gar Col Geo v: enith n smith q wi,ii.m.
ssuI ep II A. ssymour l., 2. sarr>tt John N
syphsr Col J Bale: ssmnors no W spssls Jsose:
SANDERS Ivory; sssficer goseph: stsv-oslo .
smith lssse: suith , Pre-cost; smith scot,
Smtet yeseph: simsker Lem.pt s~ib-ld L y,
Sh,rnsn Hon iison. ssment v m Martin, smith
~, symonds N stfun.r Philip II Ssno~-st I. .
sevence n; Sh. phsrc Thonss n. StnadArd " 4 /:
Ssnssn q, shylerner n 8 smith W &; Smith
T-rsylor A p; Tyler Henry a CS. TayIor Nv:
rnonss 1shsfsrro as NJ Tsymon Jsne- "a;
reompscn Jos - Tsply 4 b; Troe-r Loais Won
tncmeeon yot A: Toonpeon Rost. Tops COl n
f,guPson smith. Iebrin Wm
-sNfo b.nl Ntncent q. Nerrlsnt q.
wv slser Andersen; " wss~rmar Ool~1el kP;
ooo h1n bsni W stson Charles, weber Charles.
ms,ers ID Nsker Geo W: Walker n r. Wsaer
Nsls,r q worthlnstoo Hes Q 3
Nnsnt beES VI Williams u Dr., walker N (:
Ntseer =; Nt,lisr. ynO; wisder x whe-ler
Colw Nsher Jas; Weller Hon no ": Wise Jpo
Mssh yohn; w.llenegrs N; wrokershan
Weaver rhtup; white q White Hon W
Wilson y Milsnn n. wil~y q A; WOOD,
Nsrd Capt e A; Weaver Thomas; whyatt ms M.
Mneomb wm, z; Williams wn n; wskcr WIN
Y-ysser David: YounsoR
Z-Hruper John.
MscKLLASEous-Brown ;sA g; r q Kn.rsy /:
Merchant; %; " d: Recording sgries II
Western star Dfvisi~a. No. 4. Sons of Temper
aDoe.
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Government Securities.
WAsHIEGToN, August, 1s6s.-Jay Cooke &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities:
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INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS

In cases where there 10 severe Inflammation, pa
POWDER and tahs M, IN some presetyes or water. In
orally operate The dose can be repeated n neoss-
sary. in tvo houp- We have knevn the pills,
siyen In this form. 70 open the boves wHEE Ono
have failed. IL y seldom that second doe viii De
required In these osscs Of Isfsssisal Otssrsaioas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

The FEKNcH CLAIMs.-The announcement
made some time ago that the claims Of the Uni
ted Sta ties against the pro-rebel bankers Of
PARIS, Erlaneer & Co.. had been decided ad-
versely in the courts there was q mistake. The
case has only been appealed 20 higher court,
and the State Department has authorized Min
is'.r DIX 70 engage some of the a6lest French
lawyers to represent our Government Some
eight or ten millions OF dollars are involved.
PoLITIcxL--Generai Fremont Will make s.
speech At Fort wayne Indiana, during the
campaign. .ss.8 .
- General Shanks, the Republican candi-
date, and Judge Lowry, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress, In the ninth Distinct Of In.
diana. will stump their District togefhsy. -
= The Fort Wayne (Iua., Gdsstte announces
thai General James b. Stesdman has come oct
for Grant. II
-TAs New Ysrk corfsspondent Of the
Chicago JoasnaI WHITES: III learn through a
private source thar ex-Secretary OF War stan
toAis 70 take The stump for Grant and Colfax.
Owing 10 The unfavoraoleo conditipp Of h1s
health. he win be able, however, % deliver but
few speeches. The hrst of these viii probably
be deliyeSs@ q Cieveiand, 0hjo.v -
- @sssssa e
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n. B.-AsK FOE IAHwArs REGULATING

The PRICE OF RADwAYS PILLS "a a ..ns.
per boz ali over the world. boxOs for si. hi
United Stssss All lettsrs reauirfnT ned5csi al.
vice Addressed % JOHN RADWAY, n b. Bpsi-
n.
KEy h1DICAL PUBLICATION IALsT AND
fRuI. Acogy on rsosipt Of Dessaes stanD vii =
sent free ofeksrg0.
J, HaDwAsI! Adv 4! asnHprEs are sold by Dnssss
.'a l-lr lF arrETrE
ass h...a ass
nADwAY CO.,
nAIplU LAu1I.X,
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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS relative TO the
assessment and reassessment of the special tax
on tobacco and distilled liquors will shortly
lie issued from the Internal Revenue Office
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Mr.. CoLFAx's PARTY, which left Chicago
on Monday afternoon for the Rocky Mountains,
consists of himself, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Mat.
thews, and Miss Carrie and Miss Sue Mat.
tbews, Of his family; Hon. VIM. Bross, Samuel
Bowles, editor of the Springfield Mass Re-
publican, and daughter; Miss Wade, daughter
of Hon. b. +. Wade, of Ohio, and Mr.. W. d.
Todd, clerk tor Mr.. Coifax. They will spend
month or six weeks in the Rocky Moun ntain
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Hon. z. H. ROLLINS, Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue, now in New Hampshire with
his family, is not expected to return here until
the 2Utn or 25th OF August
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ALABANA.-Private adviees from Alabama
are 70 the effect that the resolution authorizing
the legislature TO choose Presidential electors
is hkelv 10 pass A very bitter feeling prevails
among the Democrats, aud violence is threat
ened If the Republicans attempt to carry out
their programme and choose electors for Grant
and Colfax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-07

COLONEL CAPRoN. the Commissioner OF AZ.
rIculture, who has been ON a "Trip for the pas,
ten days for the benefit Of his health, will re-
turn to the city Tomorrow and resume the dis
charge of his duties on Monday next. The Ag-
ricultural Department will shortly be reno we'd
10 the new building in South Washington, and
the rooms now occupied be turned over TO the
Pa ent Once.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-06

Notice
Of Order Of Council to Discontinue
the Alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and
Extending from Ninth Street to
Tenth Street, in Block Number
Thirty-One.
RTOTICE Is hereby Civ en-, that the
IN Common Council OF the CITY of Ev-
ansville at its session on The b day of
March, A ID. 1868, passed an order to ois-
continue the alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and extending
fron Ninth TO Tenth streets.
All persons owning or claiming real
estate adjoining or abutttng upon said
alley, and feeling themselves aggrteved by
the passage of said order, may have re-
dress by application to said Council within
six weeks from the publication of this
notice. A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, March 10, 1865 o..
mari union copy-l
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-06
Express Robbery - Snow Storm =
Railroad Car Works Destroyed.

CHICAGO, April III. r. Whitta-
ker, a messenger in the employ of the
Merchants Union Express Company,
and W S. G. Herbert we're arrested
at the Briggs House, yesterday, charg-
ed with robbing the Merchants Union
Express Company Of $4,000 All
but about $1,000 Of the money was
found in their possession.
During last night and this morning
nearly three inches of snow fell. The
storm appears to have been general
throughout Wisconsin and Minnesota.
The car works Of the City Railroad
Company we're destroyed by FIRE last
night. Loss on building and stock,
$1,000; fully insured. Two dwelling
houses adjoining were damaged 70 the
extent Of $4,000; insured
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-06
Adyices from Havana.

HAVANA. April 3-The Profess
sors in the Royal Institute have not
been paid for FIVE months The chairs
Of philosophy and lecture have been
removed, and the students in the
University course are now obliged to
20 to Madrid
Cinnamon desiring baptism have to
obtain a residence aud present their
photographs, together with a written
petition to that effect. This is re-
cent order of the Bishop, promu gat-
ed for the purpose of preventing a
second administration of the sacra-
ment to the same person.
1t is believed that the recent fires
on the plantations, which have been
Of late extending, are due to incendi-
arism. ..
When the cholera made its appear
ance at ManzillO one American
aboard the brig Anna died. The yes
sci had been quarantined.
The Evansville journal., 1868-04-06
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