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Charles Tucker alias Mason, She Wife
Poisoner-Another Chapter in his Ihs.

A correspond" of the Troy Times gives the
foIowmgr rccount ofTncker Phi Ma or, under
sen ence OF d alb a. Lockport, New York, for
the murder OF HI. wife by porsOp, in orr'er TO
ob'a'n the insurar ce fS5iOo) on her life. As
has en- alrc3dy stated, Tucker was Inspector
in the Boston Custom House when Hamlin was
Collector:
Mr. Msson came 10 this city, accompaniad
by his wifi, In December, 1896, IN search of
Employ ment. After his arrival he took
active p.p' in the organization of toe Crescent
Lodge. aud wss elected TO Office therein-his
vile holding the HIGHEST pos sition granted 10
ladies in the order. c1ason was unable to CD.
tain any permanent employment here, and
meantime canvassed for DR.. Hollands work,
Christ and the Twelve" and also for subscr-
tfrs 10 Col. Eenedict's "Publc Spirit Effect
ing an arrangement with 4. b. Treat & Co.,
publishers. he went TO Rochester as agent for
them, and kept mp regular correspondence
with bis many friends here.
His wife had been very sick here, "a drop.
sical complaint, i believe,) and at the lime
little hopes Of her recovery were entertained,
and 1t was understood her physicians in Troy
had recommended a change of air, &c. During
her sickness in Troy, Mason was nuremit.
writer he EXPIRE sed the fear that she would
Oe taken away from him, stating that the
physicians gave but little hope Of her recov-
During the early part Of her resdense
and Meson (then in q thriving busine .s) wrote
that he hoped for her entlre recovery. Shortly
afterwards they removed to Lockport. and
from Mason stating that his wife had pas SD
away. He seemed to feel her 10 deeply. The
Crescent Lodge took appropriate action upon
mourning and publishing resolutions of con-
dolence. =
"In the lattle part of last November Mason
came to this city, visiting some friends of his
In LansiDgburgh. He stated to me that his
wife had suffered five weeks before her dea.n
He was very desrous Of procuring small
photograph Of her which he had left with a
friend, with view Of having an Oil painting
made. He further stated that he ha0 been
very successful in business and had made
which he intended TO set up business West.
He also had an insurance of $1,000 upon his
Wife's life, he soon after left Us ON his return
to Lockport, where, we soon learned, he WIS
arrested fer the murder Of his WIFE"
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THE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RADwAY's PILLS.

They Hqualize the Circulation, Purity the Blood,
and Purge Corrupt and Acrimonious Hnmors, and
retained deposits from the system in six hours.
AS A CATHARTIC they increase, when sus-
pended the periostaltio movement Of the bowels,
Their influence 10 extended hroughout the system.
s9s sh IN sns late
1 S oa o shs iSs
PURGATIvEs Of common aloes exert their &C.
tion on the colon and rectum bs irritation of the
OF its secretions. such cathartics are unsafe in
pills for general use The common Csthsrtic Pills.
De eiven in cs.es of inflammation; or whes there is
The APERIENr and mild LAXATIVE pro,.,
Ties Of RAILWAYS PILLS are the best safeguard
IN thee diserdefs. and in al, cases Of eruptiOns
ps:..ss against ne irrissnt and scfid ha%or,
The ps,. MEIRidIous and ;r TONIC ~ proHsrns. of
and sIrins aisesa1aes, Likewise as assags pe lffe -
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
nervous system, stomach and bowels either from
Inflammation, collie, dstulence, wind, cramps, &c.
Their COUNTER IRRIrANr influence extends
ton, congestion, or irritation, stimulating the
and eauslizing its circnlsnon. The principle of
Counter Irritation IL generally applied to external
remedies. Its application, internally, in the form
Of p1rsaiiye medicine, e1emplffed in Railways
Fills. has proved a wonderful curative priuci pie,
readily withdrawing from the blood and fluids their
serid and irritating huDors.
AS DlAPHORETICs Or sUbORlFICs they
stimulate the sscretiens of the skin, Induce eAha
lstion OF obstructed persp iratiol.
THEIR DIURETIC prophetic. act on the kid
peys, correcting and regulating the how Of
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS proprieties stimulate
the hver in the secretion Of bile and its discharge
threush the hillary ducts. In al cases OF Head
ia;LMPsRFECI DiGEsIIoN: caused by the
sis,sths aetien Of the h1sr1And ifree the pstitnt
Pills taken daily BY those subject TO bilious pains
and torpidfty Of the liver, win keep the syssem
regular and insure healthy digesnen
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GOVERNOR BROWNLOW,S FORTH.
COMING MESSAGE.

NEw YORK, July 2s.-The Knoxville special
10 tfe Times s.ys: Governor Brownlow will
transmit to the Tepucs ee Legislature petitions
from The Union men from Middle and East
Tenncrsef, recltiug their wrongs, and leaving
tie question of arming the militia to the Leg
fslafure. Many Committee and influential
men have visited end urged him to recommend
the enfranchisement OF the n0n- voting whites,
but he prefers to leave the whole question to
tne Legislature, and reuse any rccommendr-
tion on financial measures. He urges prompt
action toward paying July interest and nation
al bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

~There are fify-two Iron-clads in the
United States navy.
- An Italian has patnated an inye ntion for
the anufacture OF nlum mating gas from pc.
troleum.
~ There is TO be picnic Of fat men at
Cuca next month. No PEI SON will h, allowed
to participate in the feetivities who weighs
urder $50 pounds.
- Miss Mary Beckwith was burned to
death at Befford, indiana, a few days sgo,
while kindling hre with coal Oil; the nre
coM municated with the oil can, which burst,
and the bar ming fluid covered her and burned
her 70 . crisp. ! -
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Persons suffering with any disturbance Of the Sc
cretoTy organs, that have difficulty in disc AZ
ing the contents Of their bowels that are In tue
habit Of taking Pills opening medicines. should
try one box of these truly excellent Pills The hap
piness Of their effects the system, and tue sts
factery evidence one box will give you Of their
wonderful curative powers viii convince you tina
your faith and trust IN them will become firmly es-
tsblished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

~ AT Lebanon. Indians. on Tuesday, a boy
named Lane, shoi his compa aion. named
Num-, in1lictIDg a dangerous wound. They
Were out hunting, out finding NO game they
concluded 10 shoos each Other They were
only ten years old.
81 bookbind der named Whitman has been
condemned 10 death in Po-eu. in Prus In, for
poisoning four wives and two children an the
space Of six years. He married each time tor
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

COMMISSIONER OF INTFlNAL REvRNCE-
By the terms Of bis letter, the resignat on of
Conn 'ss .oner Rollrs Is eondItiopsl, TO Ike
effect upon tie confirmation of bis successor,
The President holds thar the condition is yo.d,
and thar by simply sccept'ng the lessnaf
ne can create vacancy. 1t is understood TO
be his det1rmI~ alton - do this, and make sa
dd interim appointment within a few days
Colonel Cooper Will probably receive the
appoint nent
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PEACE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND BOX.
HARA.

NEW YORK. July 2s.-The New York Heralcps
cable t'sp ..ci from st. Pet ,rsburg states that
the Inrdiied Rasse says that prlvat, adylces
have been received that p"rce has been coz
clud b wv en- Russia End Boknara
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INFLAMMATION OF The BOWELS.

In cases where there ts severe innsnmstion pa-
ralysis Of the bowels, and . speedy discharge Of
their contents required, grind six Of the pills 70
powder and take In some preserves water In
half an hour the Pills. given IN this way will rem
orally operate The dose cau be repested III peces-
sary, in two hours. We have known the pills
given In this form, to open the bowels WHEN CRo,
roN OIL, ElotestS0l. podopkyllNpa MANDRAKR
have failed. IL IL seldom that second dose viii De
required In these cases Of iafssfiaal 6bavsdioas.
N.B.-AsK FOB RADwAYs REGULATING
PILLS. --
The PRICE OF RADWAYD PILLS 10 . cent?
per oox ell over the world. 8 boxos for SI. n
boxes for S2so. Sent BY mall 70 any part OF the
United states All letters requiring medical ad-
vice addressed 20 JOHN RADWAY, II. ID. Bust
ness letters 10 RADWAY CO., 81 Maiden Lane,
NY.
Every person should reed DR.. RAILWAYS
NEW MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS FALSE AND
TRUE. Aeopy On rsceiDt OF postage stamp viii Be
sent free Of charge.
RADwAIy lEnIDIEs ere sold By Drsss,sss
al over the world.
RADWAY CO.,
. 1-ssly 81 nAIDIl LAHBL.Y.
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~ In q recent memoir on the bleachin~ of
linen thread, Mr.. Kolb states as the result Of
much experiment, that carbonate Of soda, even
in large proportion, does not weaken the
thread, but that the use OF lime or Of caustic
soda has this eject In great degree.
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MOVEMENTS OF Mr.. WADE.-Viee Press ,dent
Wade leaves to-pight Ior bis home, and will
take nip TO the Rocky Mountains. On his
rerrn, In about three we" KS TIM, he " Ill pro.
eeed 70 the sca-shore N the vicinity Of roston
where he Will stay until the time for Congress
assemble, in September.
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Baltimore Markets. Te.d,v.

rALTIMoRE, July cotton dull nominally
Al 81. Flo new scarce, generally held high
~, lis very adily At quo: atoms. Gram
B1con firm and advancing. RIB Sides Iss,
Glear do, l6. Shoulders, li4 Ham aIas5.
Lard quiet at i C n:s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

NOT REACHED.-rhe joint resolution that
PISSED the Senate. directing the S ereiary OF
the Interior TO aruul the T. cent contract for
stationery made by him With Dempsey &
OIoolCi and "'o enter jnto a contra CT for the
articl"s Ineni.oD. in aid advtrsi emrnt " ith
Blanchf I'd a Mohrn, the latter being the low
est and best bidder therefor" was not reached
Gu the Speakers table, and cons quentIy goes
over : n the mCesin . In :'aprember
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Assis ant Sarg on Peter A. Ca,iar has been
ordered 10 be Washin3 3 ion Navy Yard.
PoLITIcAL-The New York Herald charged
that Mr.. Nallsndighau "fixed up lhe nom ma
non OF Governor Seymour with two of the
New York dele gates the night before Mr. VEL
ianoignam publishes a card denying the state
ment. and exoneIates he New York delegation
aud Governor Seymour from having any part
IN tbe movement W h8eh produce the noinina-
uon OF Mr.. seymour. He asserts thar the
ONO delegation, the morning rhe nomi tion
was mrde, by maiOrity vote, agreed 10 pre-
cent The name OF Hancock, but recon sidefed
the vote and resolved TO the first ballot for
Packer. Seymour wss linally canvas-ed, and
iounc 70 be most acceptable, and IL was dc enled
advisable adv to present mis- name. He disciaims
and New YORK IN acting rs they did. He adds
that II is his opinion thar had New York W ith.
held her vote from Hendricks, Judge ChAse
would nave been nominated within an hour,
New rendering by Grant-.I propose TO
fight 1t ont On this line II IL takes all Seymour
- Boston Fos correspondent says the only
chance for Cha-e now is 10 come over to d..
mocracy withou a but or an IL.
The Ohio State Journal says -" Positively
no more Puns will b. allowed in this paper on
the name OF Seymour. We are not in a con-
ditIon 10 Sc more of them. Any one quoting
There are more things IN heaven and earth
Horatio,' shall be dwelt with IN mIseetla-
ncoss manner. ANY one inquirlng WHO this
G. Moore Is, shan be subjected to a Horation
by our English contributor. Any one inauir.
ing where the Democracy struck tins seam ore
shall be- smeltsd. We don't wish to seem DER
fastidious IN this matter, but contributors are
warn. 10 oesist -
john NJ. Flancis, OF the Troy ms. Rad.
ical, is spoken Of as Griswold's successor in
Copsress.
- II is thought that IN the Eighth New York
District James Crooks will be unanimous ly
renopinated by his party. In the Filth Dis
trict John Morrissey has a Democratic oppo.
nent in the person Of ex.Coroner William O.
Cover. 5. 5. Cox will make q contest for the
ent Inc umbent, IN the sixth District. Chanler
has opposition in his district-the Seventh
Me~srs. Charles q. Cornell aud Herveyi T..
grrss.
IsTERNAL REvKsUH.-The receipts to-da y
from this source were s,J2,scT0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

Of RAILWAYS RkN0yAfING REsoLvKNT in
curing the worst forms OF scrofulous, syphiloid
Chronic Skin Diseases. and its marvellous power in
Resolving eslculous concretions. snording fmme-
ciate relic and consequent cure Of Diseases OF the
Kidney, Bladder. Liver, Lungs. Pancreas, Spleen
Its rapid influence in the cure OF Inoonti
nenos or scanty, turbid, albumnous, cloudy urine:
tts almost instant Ell cscy in stopping itching and
painful discharge OF urine, and its sngu lar power
In CURING discharges from the Uteru. and Urethra
Leucorrhea. Bloody Urine, aud other unhealthy
snd weakening diseharees;-and inquire ~her-in
the sARsAPAR1LL1AN used in the Renovstins
ResOlvent differs from ordinary Sarsaearillas,
ssrsspsrillisn is the only principle in sarsapara
that possesses osratire pToperii,s all other parts
Of the root ineit and useless One ounce of the
extract obtained under DR. Railways new process
for extracting the curative properties from yeet.
ble substances, Contains more Of the true principle
Of cure than 20 lbs. Of the ordinary roots
sARsAPARILLIAN is Only on, Of the tpsr~d,-
ents that forms this truly wonderful medicine; aud
it 10 the only compenssriDs remedy that commu nj
cstes ib purifying, cleansing aud reinyisorstius
properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE.
and other secretions, securing Q harmonious fupo-
donsl action Of every depraved organ and gland i'm
the stem. II the blood is corrupt the Resolyeut
~iil make ft pure. III the Lungs are liberated ana
sore. secreting thick phegm, and prureeut matter.
the Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repalr
the wasting lung with sound and healthy material.
II the Skin 10 covered with pin pies spets pustules
sores, uloers, &C, the Resolyent viii quickly re-
move these annoyances. II mercury ia depossted an
the bones and has sccu mulated in the sy.tem the
Beeolvent will drive t out. IL the throat or Brun
chial Glande areRlc0afed, the ResoIyent win cura
these signs Of a0eRiy waste. Direct remedies nos
ssssine only exclusive properties, are hurteul =.
they increase the fusctonai secree us Of one
BY suspending the oonsit sscrrtiops Of ether.
hence, q compromising remedy like the ResoPvent
ID the only means Of . permanent cure.
BEAR In MIND THAT EVERY IRop oy
BLOOD impregnsted with the Re soivent aud ab-
sorbed to supply the waste Of the body, viii nake
pure, sound and healthy flesh and al D. The orss
dose tho. is taken ncee = work of purisc~-
tion and increasing the appetite and flesh
REMARKABLE CUREI
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NOT So--It is den'ed that the President has
st-t'd that he would not recognize the officer
OF the I>oIganiZ 4 S'l' ss Iessl officers On
toe eont-T-y, he " IL continue - rs cognize the
reconst 'uc' on acts OF Ccngre-s, aEd execute
them 20 far - he Is rcquIIed 10 take action upon
them, '.leav'Hg the de'ermir alton of tne.r Ie-
Sality OF eonsniutlOnality ID the Iesdlly eonst,.
tuted aufhorI--s
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS Rx
THE BALTIMORE FLOuU.

| BALTIMORE, July 2S.-The Board of Trade
held "a IN tt'ng to-day 10 adopt measures for
the aid Of the Sufferers by the late flood
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Baltimere Stock Market. To-day.
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-virginIs six, :. old
Inscribed, '5s bid; s5& ask d.
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Government N-curties

UoSeTnmeHt CurUFs.
WASHINGTON, July "s, 1s6s.-Jay Cooke &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities:
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AEoLIsHED.-By act OF Congr $ approved
July 2n) the ofi@e of Director of he Err au
of St.i sizes Is abolished GIier the frss OF jan
"a-y, leO9. so Dir. DeImar hss a repr.eve unuI
that i.rne. After thar date he Spec eel Com ~, -
sSner of the Revenue Will act % SupeiIntsn-
DENT OF the Bur au, with division clerk IS
aeputv
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SoNE OF our cotemporari, have Solomon y
h@t ardy eOP"rm for CRief Justice of the
supreme Court of U'sh. He was rejected,
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IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS,
SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE
NOSE AROUND THE
EYES, &C..
recently exhibited, . few bottles win cure. ID
ronic, OF through the effects OF Mercury Potas-
om, Corrosive sublimste, from six 90 one doze
Bottles may be required to make . permanent cure
A remarkable instance Of personal be luty re-
stored % q Lady disfsured BY the rsvsyes OF .
frightful disease.
From the advanced sheets q new Medical work
"FALsEAND TRUE"
BIZ JOHN RADwAY.M.p
n: B.-This book contains much valuable infor-
nation for the beneht Of the sick Illustrated with
eans in their natural and in their diseased condi-
hon Every person in search Of health. and dssir-
which will be sent free Of chsrSe by remitting one
three cent stamp for postage, TO Railway q 90,
FIRST BOTTLE-At the end OF the fr.t bottle
her strength, appetite and spirits were improved,
end tie small plmples. blotches, pustules, disap-
with a nne sponge. relieved the inf ammstion and
itching. and served o. q reliable sntiseptic in
cleansing and purifying the putrid hesh.
SECOND BoTTLE.-At the end Of the secon
rom the: uterus, inflammation. pain and sssil.es
sbAtsd. the skin greatly improving the eyes grow
ing brighter. strength and appetite increasing.
THIRD BOTTLE.-Dry scabs On the soslp and
sores on the arms, and incrusted scales OF the
hands, gradually disappearfng. leucorrhea greatly
iesseneo wafer becoming clear, and kidneys and
bladder improving.
and arms clear and smooth, hair growing on the
scalp bowels regular, and skis free from irritation
face clear Of sores.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH BorrI Es-ulos,
stopped, menstruation regular, pain Of the sbdo-
ntn, Irritation IL the uterus bladder, and kidseys
scalp great increase OF flesh, spiriu buoyanf stso
elastic, and appetite good.
NINTH BOTTLE.-An signs Of disease srsdu
Ally dls-ppearine, treanent rtdee IN the Park, great
fmprovement IN pevonal appearance, hair conos-
nine TO grow rapidly, skin smooth and clear, And
the ulcer in the neck healed.
TWELFTH BoTTLE;-Continuine the Re.Olv-
IN ess and bssag noG ss ID
the uterus, Kidneys, etc Bowels regular. digestive
ssNs ss5
to her friends picture Of hsalsh aud bsssty.
For six months after the Of the twelfth bottle,
she continued taking thres tessPocnsful Of the Re
sslyens per day and s~o OF the Pills three siDes
In this wonderful cure lesson may be leaned in
gard 70 the true Desps Of securing personsI beso
sS s, .sS
hair; Cosmetic pewders, painting the skin With
brushes. apply ing greasy subetaoces. ed alcoholic
lotions 20 the hair, are injurious. The paint
powder. Ac. clogs the pores. obstructs the fres
preventing the absorbtfon OF orSeen in fhe ssnos-
lhsrc air &c ssssntis, d. Tor sns f ss s aod ppsn
blood is secured by the He.olvens. ed sn shs
Sie.,ines r. 3. Rssolveut is sold st q pes bettle
Al No 81 Maiden Lane. y. T., and 81 6ruesists
everyvhere eix bottles for o3.
R.-sEE rHAT THE WORD eARsApa.
RiI.IIAN - Oh TIE LIABLE or EACa
BOTTLE.
II SARsAPAITLLlAN
CANNOT BIZ oBfAIuID TRon
WAeHIN0f0N DRUGGISTS,
ADDRESS ,.rv.v.,o
81 nAIDII LANE,
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF THE DIS
y TR1CT OF COLUMBIA. In the matter of The

Eochr II the Sr n..sI aas q PIs H.
sAid guardian having reported that sns hsd soid
part OF lot No. In square No 95S I'm pursuance Of
SlSe, and tbst the said Gull had complied with the
sefns o. i, tsle; IL 100
Court that the said ssle be and the same is
hereby ratified and conhrmea, upless cause o. the
gust. 1853 ensuing. PrOridsd copy Of this order
be published in the Evening Star once a week Tor
'' 70 '' ''' ' WIN. ,. PURCELL.
Judge Orphans Court.
,,,,.-,u JAMES ,, 9BEIRMh;
In BANKRUPTCY,
the City of ON ON tho ssp "a; "
SfrSes e 1Ss q h
has has been sdjudsed Bankrupt. upon his own peti
ton the ssiEs~i sAs1S Gas5i isss S;:s
DEPAfTTNH511kkbb q ST.HEs TIE
On the petition Of ISAAC TRiMBLk, sf Lons
% 'Hs % & q A
sSss ss: sss. {: sss .ss
sssssss: ss ssss n sss
are notified to appear and show cause, If any they
have. why said petition ouSbt not 70 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
ale in the Patent Once their obections specially
eet forth in writing at least teetv days before the
day of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
20 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
Transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the on
hce, which viii be furnished on application
DISPOSITIONS and other papers relied mon e tes-
timony must be filed in the ONCE tressy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, III any, within
ten days afSer filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republican and In the Intelligencer, Washineton,
d. c., and In the Baltimore County Union, Tow.
sontoWu. 4ary land, once Q week for three suoces-
sive weeks; the first Of said publications t be a.
least sixty days crevious 70 the day Of bearing.
yN-vsw Acting Commissioner Of Psseuts.
Nl IssIsQUOI WATER,
1IeeIeQU0I WATER,
NV. BUR0HHL. Wholesale Deyst,
Under Ebbftt House
ALD RYE WHISKY.
The rsyo1rits" reduced from oe 70 a. rhe
best tn the District for the money.
" 3s-8s O.WIf4ER, ll9 Peuna. ave.
DlAH0Y AHlRIOAN M1OHO0 aor ~ a
L al reGDeooah0 Art 0oegoe. OlHals9uoG 1GllS6
sn 49, HF.1 kx8A1o 90,
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Wall Street Fo.dav

Wall Street To-day.
NEW YORK, Jnly eS.-Stocks very snong
fIve.iwenties. liA; do 'Gl, IlH; do. '65, I2s,
do 90. 9x. Ten.foriies, sJ.. Virginia Is
new; a4E. Tennessee 6's, ex-coupon. g. i new
90 missouri, 9ls Gold, 1431. Money easy
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a PROCLAMATION THAT WASN'T Issued
The Pre- -ident bad prepar aproc'aration,
and it was in print, converting the S,r,te in
extra ion Ior executive business. but whel
the Sena's adjourned al noon IT ives found that
nominauo1s had been made for all the I'M.
poriant office vacant, and a rion taken by the
Senate in some form sud that there wes no
probability of ge..ng more definits dispocition
upon the ,featic- submitt-d by the Executivc.
than had already l. en- had, and there fore the
proclaim alton VS. abandoned
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REoRGANIzArIoN OF TIE SOUTHERN MIL.
IrARY DI; I;TRICTs.-It is t1oU ght the order for
the reorganization of the five n ili'ary Districts
in the Scuth viii b, issu from the War DE.
partment Tomorrow. Secretary Schofeld has
prepared the order and submit the sane to
The Cabinet tO-day for approval.
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ONE BOTTLE OFREsoL VENT rs BErrER
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF TIE
ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, on d.
RECT DIURETIC kEMEDIEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

dENkRAL GoEBEN prorounrss Bsdean's
"Military Scrvlces OF General Grant, IN ~
elaborate artIcle IN the BVfgrscEe BIoHer ..tae
most CT. ditlble and AM src~t ting work wnIch he
his yet read IN the American war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

TIE name Of the new Register OF Deeds Is +
p. Cuppy. not Cuf as has b en- .teted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

IT Is SAID thar the Turkish RepreSentauve
IN III country (Elaequ"- B+y) is "A good de a
offended abort the expression of sympathy
with the struggling CreraHs, which has passed
ton%ress by a unanimous vote The Turks
clam that the Cr~ N InsurTecticn is ended,
and tha. our appeal 10 the Turkish Govern
ment a; this time Is an anncc cessary and useless
car z of offence.