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Evening star., 1868-01-30

uS METZEROTT HALL
OLD FOLKS CONCERTS
1t TO NIGHT.
nTDICKENS' READINGS-Tickets for front
w seats for sale, Rly or by the course at
PARKER News Room, 7th street. opposite Post
Office. ia 2O- -2t
Ms DIR. LITTLEJOHNIS LECTURE IN
uS aid of st. Paul's Church is POSTPONED
on account Of the illness of the lecturer. Rev DR.
Samson will lecture TO NIGHT at Stott's Hall
corner 10th street and Pennsy lyanie avenue. Sub
Ject-"The koraD.' Tickets to be had at the book
stores ana at the door. 1t
Evening star., 1868-01-30

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOsIT COM
PANY. of Washington, ID. G., chartered BY
special act OF Congress for the safe keeping under
guarantee. OF Government Bends. Silver Plate
Valuable Papers, aud all descriptions OF sluables
ant for the Renting Of Safes inside of nre and
burglar proof vaults. Ofice-cornsr n Y avenue
and 18th st: Directors; 8. Brown. ii. ID. Cooke.
Geo. ". Riggs, VIM: 3. Huntington, Geo. II. Plant
Geo. o. Evans, b. p. Snyd Nathaniel Wilson
p: Brown. President; G. o. Evans. Vice Presi-
dent WIN. b. Huntington, Treasurer; b. p. sny der
Sec;y.
tf,ice Hours-aa m tobn ;.ss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

JNTIMATloN Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ACTION
Of Nupepondng and E.onerston has been nissd IN
before Lord Jerviswoods a: LORD Ordinary in.tancs
e1 sa!s
original trustees Of the deceased omas Young
s 81 m
Young ESrrser JG'sph
ndisn. Indiana county in the Tnsss u sss
Sa o S acton ino Ss
and Effects belonged ihe Thomas Young Of Re,
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e. s Isss.ofS 1885, The .s s
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young n sreo.sa and sppsn.sd
them to convert movable. WITH % the e9sep,on aon
sf ss'as X. bsaussss sren mentioned cash. and
!: ns % sns Pay
and among the edren Of his late bro.her. John Young
%sshss. .r ss alanss Young
b, late , r and n M Mr. sss ssS YSSSss OF G
portions n hsI % . s,s and The rssm
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sn%' sna pSs ' OVER 'Rs pars. ss therein
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Sppns the dependence action 70 bs insnaied The
e FUND IN medic b in sue such sges err
ss sues II
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medic 70 lodge and claims ss .es
Balie" In terms Of The above inerloe uors al parties
Thomas Young which constitutes the fund q medlo
called and SdSs sr Gains IN s s sson u9T,u
Edinburg, 10 Hill street, 18th June, le6s.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A T JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL'S
IA HORSE AUCTION MART,
liz East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY

REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
FRIDAY, JULY "a at IL O'Clock.
Our establishment conducted on the same sraigntior
ward principles which govern honorable people In other
branches OF trade.
We business almost exclusively with merchants
There are jockeys or horse our
All parties doing business with ans rely the most
strict and impartial justice
Gentlemen having rurnouts Horses anything line
TO sell win be most thoroughly convinced by calling
that reputation for integrity has been fairly
Among list OF references VIII be found the foremost
Our down town Office is at 80 Nassau street. opposite
Post Office.
Wenever postpone sale account of the weather
CATALOGUE OF TO-DAY'S SALE.
Team elegant bay Mares 10 hands, and kind and
all harness. free from vice. fine bottom,
good style and warranted sound
Elegant top Park Phaeton, built by Neidig Co.,
Twenty hfth street; In fine order.
Bright bay Horse all black points, 6 hands, years. kind
In all harness and under saddle hne stye excellent
family horse warranted sound.
class maker.
Team bay Mares; l5 hands, kind all harness,
free from vice, and sold only for want of use.
Elegant circular front Coupe, built by Miner Stevens; In
good order, with pole and shafts
Top Wagon, in fine order nearly
Germantown Rockaway, In fine order, built by Miner
Stevens
Black Horse, l6 hands, years. kind and In all har
free from vice. capital work horse and sold for want OF
Top Wagon, order, Pony Phaeton, built by
first class makers.
Doctors Gig or Boston Chaise and two double and
single set Of Harness.
Geneman's Road Turnout viz. -
Bay Mare raised Orange county, old kind and
in all harness. free from vice. tros wagon in 25O has
been horse the present for
and Ia warranted sound Also shifting top two seat wagon
and set of Harness.
other Horses top top Wagons single and
double Harness. Description time OF SALE
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A T OUR AUCTION MART, NO: q DUANE STREET,
n By JOHN L. vANDEWATER, Auctoneer,
THIS DAY FRIDAY). al IL NJ prompt

A 09S SSSaSGs SSsS SShS3!ss ssH% " $1ss.sas;
very superior line OF Trong, Road and Family Stock In
The celebrated fast well known Trotting Team Young
and Mate better sown a, the A AK
consequently half brothers TO Commodore Wander
s s S % e o ss S Ips
beauty in ths STATE They rot,ed together last fall
mans road team have vice. drive together like
horse without pulling and large and strong enough
and as represented in every particular and with positively
sold without reservation or limitation to the highest
Piano box two seat Wagon four shifting top
top on back seat seats movable IN good ORDER also very
Dapple gray Horse, raised on Long Island, ltA hands
good family Sorse @ no on faults or trick: and warTansod
and second hand by best city makers and warranted in
sney bred handsome and stylish Isl, hands high Years.
very gentle, without fault trick fine ladies' animal fast
Az extra ne and reliable Patchen Horse IS hands high
years blood bay flowing and TAIL for style and
nothing roed three minutes to road wagon and
y0s sny IS hands, of
Morgan stock raised in Vermont noble, stylish and spir
1n%s
traveller kind and gentle harnesyery saddle,
fas % p box @ SSsg was 'n
MahSSany bay Mare with BLACK points, - ls years Old
fan Orange County Fair without training in $50 and to
Horse high old very superior iam
independent Of the above speced stock we shalt have
many other very nne Horses warranted way which
very heavy E1pres. Wagon perfect order,
Our sales begin u M prompt stock win be
'''''' ''' '' JOHN 1. vANDEwATEIEs, AAae.,onser.
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THE TURF.

A FASHION COURsE.-THE TROTTING STALLION
"A George Wilkes win stand At the stables Of Aex Pas.
Terms $3.50 the season. Money before service. ua
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CNAsHION COUSE, L. TURDAY,
Il July 2b, at O'Clock p NJ Match for @400 W. Boists
b. 9. Hambright, 10 wagon Cap b. M in barnes: yinS
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pRovIEoE OF $40 PAULo, BRAZIL.
j. SAO PAULO RAILWAY.

daily train 20 and Santos Sac Pauo and Jundahy
running within thirty miles of Cainpinas.
JANUARY J. ls56 j. J. .AUBERr1N, Superintendent
N B-The booking Office IN Santos will be open for tickets
and luggage on the arrival Of the boats from Mo.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.


THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and low any other
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No. q North river,
foot Of Canal street. a. ss ~ coocs e,,ac noon ns
except when those days fall sunday then the day pre-
hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
July "a kIsrNG STAR, Captain Conner, connecting with
Steamer leaving August connects closely with steamer
CHINA leaving San Francisco September for China and
For passage tickets all further Information apply at the
oompany ticket ONCE on the wharf, fpc Ry Esso
UrHETRL HTLssIS s,A1Gs ns s4 T2 shTAF COMPANY
sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock p NJ precisely,
trSI nSIRwBIx Rfs a. CAPTAIN SDsIn Van 30
EIIF EssIHFgES S.Ss|a SsRrp ,sns Is
All letters must pass through the Post Office.
For ''''s'' '''''G GE6 B. HAsZsor President,
i New Yofi and NeIic.n Man Steamship Line
steamship sSS stSy sxsS'y Captain p,as.n, win
leave pier u East river on Saturday Angus, A.
f0'''s's'' '' '''' '''iF ,. ALEXANDRA a SONS,
ToR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT;
steamships Of this line leave pier No. sHorh river a,
SSsTts e,slSS1 4 S..s. ~ :: ioio.s s,,n,a,v III, w
Srsissi TAKEN Tor 81 Louis, Mobile and osyessSn ..
through Fs..es .
For height 6f passage apply 10 the agents,
II. B. CROMWELL CO., So West street..
FoH NEW xsRsIH GhssaSs g'lshSir sTS S4isHIr LINE,
comprising the first class steamships
GENERAL GRANT, Captain II. g. Quick.
CRFsCENT CITY, Captain y. w. Holmes.
ssf$RS s1sfSi s.sss i ( s.;sssp
The steamship
GENERAL MEADE,
A. w. Sampson,
will be despatched Saturday, July e. O'Clock p NJ,
from pier " North river
Freight received through for st. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The CRESCENT CITY will succeed Saturday, AuGusti-
For freight passage ling superior accommodations,
apply to the AGENT SAMUEL STEVENS. ~ Broadway.
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T Ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TRoy-oNLY 81 50.
~ The elegant seaners VANDERBILT and CONNECT
cut leave pier ~ north Of Spring street at and foot Of
Thryourth street At ~ O'Clock p NJ every evening" Satur
days erceped connecting with rail West and Nortp
SUNDAY " Returnns eave Troy At and Albany ats p NJ
bate rooms secured al once ae West street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

NATIONAL LINE.
N The steamship vIRGINIA Thomas win leave Saturday,
july 2b at A. NJ, from pier n North river.
Passage TO Liverpool Queen.own-Cabn, 300; steer
age $50 currency. steeragc tickets from Liverpool
Queenstown, &37 currency
rr" +. WI. HURST Manager.
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INOR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c., AND
IT Alexandria, va.-Express Line.
The fine steamship JAMES s. GREEN, Captain Jnman, II
loading pier 10 East river, and will sa Saturday.
July %, at p NJ.
For balance Of freight apply TO
JAMES HhND
1l9 Wall street, South.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
Nl reduction In fare and change Of days of sailing
steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
3S East river Monday and Thursday a O'Clock p. NJ.
Passage Portland, Including staeroom, $5 cabin pas
sage 81. Meals extra
steamshs connect at Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal, Quebec and other points In Canada
and West; with the International steamship Com
many for Eastport Calais and st. John, ~ r. also with
steamship Caotts for Halifax N 81 leaving Portland every
Saturday p. NJ -. ,.
daily. Bills of adng signed at Office on pier.
For freight or passage apply 70 ,oo r-,,
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
A.-LOANS OBTAINED ON
H. Life Insurance Policies.
SAN'L BORROWE, II Broadway

A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.-WANTED, A
partner with $500 % take out two Patents OF most
valuable invention, greatest of this century, relat
ing to boats Address Immediately American Despatch Boat
Herald olhce.
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JULY "a, 1868.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNOR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, NEARLY lo4
hands high the property Of gentleman who has use1
them family horses the pas. yea, ssh. year. oa;
railroad being driven daily 70 depot sold for no su
but merely want of Apply at No. ~ Old snp up
stairs. Dealers not apply.
The New York herald., 1868-07-24

ITO TOURISTS AND PLEASURE SEEKERS.
The peasantest and most economical route TO fhe Sui
phur Springs battle heldsof Virginia. The Old Domn-
Ion excursion tickets to the
points at low rates, via Richmond, Vn. -
The ships this expressly fitted for the
passengers despatched for Richmond
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at NJ from pier
81 North river, foot of Beach street.
By this route will have an opportunity OF seeing
the ships invariably passing the upper James by daylight
For further particulars apply at the oce OF the company
lS7 Greenwich street. OF Dey street New York
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(\LD DOMINION sTEAMsHIP COMPANY;-FuR NOH-
~ folk City Point Richmond-New and elegant side
wheel stesmships ISAAC BELL, HATmTERAs TER Abe. .
ships viii be despatched for Norfolk nnd Ports
every tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and saturday
and Saturday, at NJ from pier 81 North river foot OF
Virginia and Air Line Souhsidc and Petersburg
Railroads. and Richmond and Danvle and VIRGINIA Central
granting through bills OF lading
all points South and souhwest Bills Of lading sned on
pier the hour of sailing. For freight PASSAGE
having elegant sateroom accommodation apply to
N. l.. MCCREADY, President,
anurich
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THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN IN
diana Railroad Company, ONCE 10 William street, New
Of United States government tai. VIII be paid On e com.
year. the 18th day Of August next The ransfer
the will be closed the Sst instant
r. NJ, and opened the 18th proxmo at 10 A. M.
ID. r. BARHYDT, Secretary.
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L,OR sALE-A COMPLETE GENTLEMAN's TuRNOuL;
coal boz Buggy and Harness. Inquire AT private sapes I'D
West Seyenteenth street.
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and vicinity will the Mechanics' Exchange, 81
Liberty street. Friday, July a. M By order Of the
j. T. CONOvER, President.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
Yacht Club having, extent, perfected theirar
rangemepts House Staten Island desire
notify the members that the house and grounds are now
open for their
steward will for the future be prepared TO furnish
dinners &C. to the members and their lady friends, reason
able notice thereof being previously given.
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EXCURSIONS.

A TRIP TO FISHING BANKS DAILY SATURDAYS
"A eIceped-The elegant saloon and cabin steamer RIP
VAN wlNKLB from Peck slip At 80 A. M; Christopher
street u 30 A. H., and pier No. North river at A. NJ
Musfc bait lines and refreshments board On Sundays
from kghth street A. NJ and Broome street att 30
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STATEN ISLAND.

TERRIFIC THUNDER SToRM.-The villages on the
eastern shore Of Staten Island were visited yeser
dav afternoon about Eve O'Clock, by the most terrific
thunder storm ever experienced there. The chief
fury OF the storm which was "short, sharp and de-
cisive,r seemed to fall upon stapleton, where the
lightning PLAYED some strange freaks The daqstafr
on McCullough's shot tower at Stapleton landing
was struck four times. the first bolt breaking on the
gilt eagle and small portion or the staff The lum-
Der schooner VIM. Duren, lying at milford a
wandeis yard, had her fore topmast shat
tered, the lightning passing through the deck
and out Of the hawse holes on the chain cable;
two Of her crew were knocked down and stunned.
The pilot boat Washington, lying In the stream, had
her topmast shattered The house OF 7. r. Mills,
Stapleton Flats, was struck three times and por-
ton of the slate roof torn on. large willow tree
In front Of the Ocean House, on Grant street, was
torn up by the roots. The telegraph wires running
along the shore at Stapeton were disconnected from
the poles In several places, and nearly every pole
was more less spIintered but fortunately no loss
of life occurred although 10 was universally con-
sidered the greatest display Of fireworks ever wit
messed on the island .ts-r
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YACHTING NOTES.

The House Committee OF the New York Yacht Club
announces very comfortable fact In telling the
members that the new club house is open aud ready
for use. This new establishment gives happy taste
OF the true rus IN uroe. Within easy distance OF the
heart Of the city, yet affords all the pleasures OF
the country-retirement, quiet, pure air, crisp
breeze with thesalt Of the sea In IT, the sight OF the
blue water and the green leaves. The edince itself
was originally built for the residence OF former
owner, and has been private dwelling for some
years. and this gives the advantage Of growth in
trees and foliage. The grounds sufficiently ex-
tensive, laid out with good taste, and reach the
waters edge The house IL roomy and airy, and has
several apartments furnished as sleeping chambers
for the convenience OF members who wish to pass the
night out OF town. Good cooks have been installed
In the Kitchen and the cuisine is such that epicures
who have cultivated their taste 10 Delmonco's
standard may yet dine with delight in the new quar-.
tiers OF the Yacht Club and have the added zest OF
the appezIng air.
The Rambler has arrived at Creystones bound for
Boston.
The Escort is anchored at the same place bound
East.
The Lucille has also arrived at the same place.
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is now known tllat the New York delegation, which
was wisely ,eit nnpedsed 70 any man, IS prepared
TO present hh name In behalf OF the Empire State.
In doing 50 they will be able, We believe, to show
that Mr. Chases views are in accord with the great
party by which the radicals can be hurried frOm
power, II at ALL The nomination win be in itself the
strongest evidence that the hate and passion OF the
late war have subsidized, and that the time has at
length arrived FOR all good men to make common
effort for the restoration of republican government
In this country We are much mistaken II Mr.. Chases
ton We believe he is prepared TO speak for himself
and to show that the necessity which drove him from
the party which has degraded even his high office, IS
himself In the past at liberty to oppose the only party
which now even pretends to be able to govern this
country under the constitution and the laws
Old Issues-The Democratic Platform OF 1854.
Resolved That In the future in the past will adhere
~ only d
sss e :ns Rs
As ::a.: q n: q
70 ns ne s 81
higher than sls Contribution, The sSnsaSton
Hsri. Of The county ssssnss Impaired justice ,husn
nS re %
nate Of ~ III the States other
may be restored the basis Of the federal Union Of the
Rs:Oysa Tha. The direct interference Of the military an
fus Violation Of he Constitution and REPETITION Of such acts
in the approaching election viii be held as revolutionary and
Resolved, That the aim and object OF the Democratic party
preserve the federal Uuon and the rights OF the States
and they hereby declare that they consider the
administrative usurpson Of extraordinary and dangerous
civ BY the military laws in .snrection the
arbitrary military arrest imprisonment trial amt sentence Of
American citizens States where civil exists In n force
the suppression of freedom Of speech and of the
the denial OF the right Of asylum the and avowed dis
regard of State rights the employment of unusual test oaths
and the INTERFERENCE with and denial Of the right OF the people
to bear In their defence cacu aed to prevent the
restoration OF the Union and the perpetuation of
deriving its first powers from the consent Of the
erned.
Resolved That the shameful disregard of the admnistra
ton to Its duty in respect TO fellow citizens who now
and long have been prisoners Of In suffering condition
the severest the alike OF public
and common humanity.
Resolved That the sympathy Of the democratic party is
heartily and earnestly extended TO the sOdery or
and the seamen of who and have been in the
field under the tag Of their country and In the event of its
gard and Kindness that the brave soldiers and sailors Of the
republic have 80 noby earned.
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CUBA.
An Importation Of American Dines-Heaith
OF Cuba-M Mortality stnsistics-The Case OF
Ex.,I#yor Monroe-Arrivnlso OF CooIies--'rax-
ation-Revcnuc ISeturus-St. Johns Day.


Ex.,I#yor Monroe-Arrivnls OF CooIies--Tax-
ation-Revenue Returns-st. Johns Day.
HAVANA, June q, r. NJ, 1868.
An American firm In this city recently received from
the United states $4,000 IN American dime pieces OF
this years coinage, "al brilliant and shining" But
appears that the stamps OF this coinage have been
changed they diner from the old coins In not hav-
ing the stars on them. certain quantity Of Upright
newr counterfeit dimes having moreover been circu.
lated Of late the firm In question found II impossi
BILE to place the $4,000 on any terms what
ever a. everybody was afraid they might
prove counterfeit also. In this emergency
they applied TO the American Consul, who
at once telegraphed to the secretary OF the
Treasury on the subject, and received q reply
endorsing the money as lawful coin Of the United
states, the dimes OF 1868 being without STAR"
The Cons al, by circular published In the morning
papers made known the endorsement OF the Ameri.
can Finance Minister TO the public, and the result
has been that the dimes In question again enjoy I'M
tram meled circulation. Why should they not do
sos 1t s the only silver coinage existing here for
many years past What would the people do for
re tail medium had 1t not been for these valuable
dimesf Can the PTenso deny that while the
Havana Savings Bank freely admits American dimes
in payment they refuse TO receive the notes OF the
great Banco Espanol, despite this being govern
TN the baltimore and New Orleans mail steamers
have ceased touching here on the outward trips, In
order to AVOID the quarantine, said to have been
established against vessels coming from Cuban ports
" he military authorities oftbe ffth District bsys IN
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stories IL least probematlcai, although IL was
remarked at the time that among those who attended
his Exceency a certain Senior M. c., who has
been noted African slave trader now retired from
the nefarious trade. The mere presence OF such an
individual may have given rise to the rumor.
The sugar market closes very quietly. The trans
actions during the week have been limited. Holders
continue very nrm, demanding 7x rs. a rs. for No.
H. but they may finally have to modify their preten
sions. Exchange Is weaker. Sterling can be had at
i0H premium. United States currency sells at 10Y
30 per cent discount The freight market has not
improved much, as you win see by the list OF char
tiers herewith. --------.-