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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

FOREIGN NEws-Hon. Reverdy johnson
has had an audience with Disraeli. 1t is stated
IN London despatch that the ocean mail ser
vice between the United States and Great
Britain, ria Sout champion. will soon be discon-
unued, and the mails be sent by British steam.
eIs nom q Queenstown. Marshal Valiant, one
of Napoleon's household, has been making a
speech, IN which he repeated the assurances of
peace given by the Emperor in his recent
speech Al Iroves. The report of the death Of
GENERAL Dulce IS denied on good authority
The Queen OF spain requested Napoleon to
meet her al BlsrrItz but the Em mperor declined
Numbers OF CTetan families are returning to
their homes from Greece, having accepted the
amnesty. The Prussian Govern me Mt is report.
ed 10 nave agreed ~ the proposition made by
our Government for the establishment of effec-
I'VE measures for the protection OF emigrants
The Emperor OF Russia is about 10 visit War
saw Adyiees from China TO the 9th July
state that the rebel army wh ich had been threat.
enIng Tientsing for some months had been
utterly defeated by the Imperial forces, led by
European officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

The prevailing speculation seems to favor a
further decline of one or TIVE points IN gold.
The New York money market is freely sup.
Piled. Borrowers on call, with approved coli
laterals, are accommodated at 4 per cent, al
though we hear of exceptional loans at 3k and
3Ger cent. The apprehensiOns which prevail
ed last week concerning an early activity in
money seem TO have been permature, yet il is
noticeable that among money lenders there is q
marked preference for employing balances in
call loans at about per cent. TO buying long
mercantile paper at much higher rates. This
indicates the continued general expectation of
a sudden turn In favor OF dearer money, and
that, too, at no distant day. At the same time
II is proper 10 add that this general expectation
will modify the effect OF the stringency when
il comes, as every one will have prepared for
it In discounts business is confined to short
papsr-6O days and under-the bsst quality OF
which passes freely at per cent. The nomi-
nal rates for three months paper are from 6X
TO 2, and for four and six months paper to 2
per cent. The speculation in government
bonds has been turned very suddenly and
strongly in favar of higher prices.
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Eurspean Markets To. day |.


LONDON, August 27-For.noon.-Consols for
money and account. o. American securities
quiet ana steady U. 5. Saws, 7lE; Illinois
Vi "a; Erie, 32K. =
FRANKFORT, August 2e.-U. 5. 5-20s, ISL
PARIS, August 27.-Bourse firm; rents closed
last night at 7If12l.
LIVERPOOL. August 27-Forenoon.-Cottou
nrm, sales Of $1,000 bales; Breadslufs quiet
Beef dull.
LONDON, August 27.-Sugar dull: Llnseec
oil advanced to 81 5s. -
LONDON, Aug. 27-Afternoon TO,
money, "a; on account, "a 4: Eries, 81; Illinois,
LIVERPOOL, August 27.-Afternoon. on.-Cottor
steady; Lard, quiet.
LONDON, Aug. 2.-Afternoon-Sugar, 35s
LONDON, Aug. 27-Bvening-Consols e4Y;
Bonds, IN; Great Western, 90: Illinois, 81 X
Eries, 31k. Bullion in Bank Of England in.
Creased since last week $4,000.
LIVERPOOL, August 27-Evenine-Cottor
buoyant; sales l5,00O bales. Corn, 35s. 3D.. Tur.
penllne, 26s. Cd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

PA sTORAL APPoINTMENTs.-TheM Most Rev
Archbishop OF Baltimore, after conferring with
his &C uncil has made the following pastoral
changes and appointments, TO take effect i'm .
mediately: The Rev. Uesiderius DE Wulf now
assistant astor at St Matthew's, Washington
10 be resident pastor al Western pert, attending
the neIghborIng missions of Barton and Oak
land, with its dependencies. The Rev. Laur-
ence Malloy, now pastor Of St. Thomas Aqui.
mas, Hampden Village, 10 be pastor of ST Jo-
seph's, Texas, with the annexed missionary
district. The Rev. Dwight l.. Aquinas and
the new chapel a. Mount Washington and the
dependent missions. with the Rev. Francis
Patrick Duggan as assistant The Rev Ed
ward Brennan, of s.. Patriek's, Cumberland,
TO De pastor of the nelghboring churches
Of 81. Michael, Frostburg, and ST. Patrick's
Mount Savage with the Rev. James Philip
Carey and Rev. Valentine Florian Schmidt as
assistants, besides Rev. Jeremiah Hendricks
already associated with him. The new church
al LonaconiDg l. also attached for the present
10 Thls mission. The Rev. l. A Morgan, now
pastor Of -. Mfchael's, Frostburg, is trans.
ferred 10 the Church OF St ' incent de Paul, in
baltimore. having been appointed assistant to
Rev. Henry Myers. The Rev. Thomas Lee.
now assistant al 81. Vincent de Pauls Church
Baltimore, is FAMED secretary of the Most Rev
Archbishop, and Is transferred TO the Metro.
politan Church. Rev. James Francis Mackiin
ls appointed assistant 10 the Rev. DR. White In
the Church of ST. Matthew, Washington city
The Rev. jeremiah O'Sulliyan Is named as.
slstant TO the Rev. DR.. Chapelle, in the mis-
sloDs of Montgomery county.-Baltimore cath
che Mirror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MIssoURI.-we
copy the following from the New York Tines
OF the 26th, Financial Article: IAN advance of
~ per cent was made to- day by Messrs. Clark,
Dodge d Co., in the selling price OF the per
cent gold bonds principal and interest
payable expressly in coin) OF the Pacific
Railroad of Missouri. The recent demand
has been so active for these bonds that
the Company have been enabled to
dispose Of over three millions Of the security
in this market alone, thus far, besides having
filled a number of foreign orders for the bonds,
which constitute q first mortgage on two hun
dred and eighty-three miles Of road, running
from ST. Louis TO Kansas City, and have twenty
years TO run. Coupons mature February and
August. The net earnings are now double the
amount req uired TO meet interest account. The
entire proceeds Of the loan are to be applied to
payment of maturing obligations. md not for
extension Of the road or new io0eHments
The price of the bonds, as fixed SU.uay par
and accr ned interest," the latter being calsinated
in currency. At this rate the bonds pay, an
investment, equal TO nearly 81 per cent per
apnum in lawful money"
These bonds may be had OF Lewis Johns on
Il Co., Bankers Of this city.
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TH, Ros.cRAss cos,r.rscE.-sOme of our

THB hOeBCRANs CONHkRKNCE.-SOme0 OF our
contemporaries are disposed to discredit the
statements that General Rosecrans has had
conference Of political nature with
Southern men al the Virginia Springs.
We epresume, however, that there cannot be the
slightest doubt Of the fact. Data" who is ap-
parently well posted IN the matter, writes 70
the Baltimore Sun as follows: 5
"The visit of Gen. Rosecrans to the White
sulphur Springs and conference there with
Gen. Lee and other ex-Confederate officers
was made upon the motion Of Gen. Rosecrans
himself, with whom originated the idea of get.
ting up an address by the Southern officers,
ward the negroes, their views and purposes on
reconstruction, and giving a truthful statement
OF the condition of Southern affairs. This pur.
pose OF Gen. Rosecrans was disclosed to a
few friends here in confidence, and with the
injunction OF secrecy until it should be discov.
cred that the plan would be accepted generally
by men who represent the genuine Southern
sentiment. The general features of that plan
have been correctly set forth in a letter from
newspaper correspondent at the Springs, and
published in a Richmond paper. We have
here information direct from Gen Rosecrans
that he is confident that the address will be pro-
ductve OF good result, in correcting false i'm
pressions now prevalent in the Northern
Ststes."
The Richmond Dispatch alluding to the mat
ter expresses the hope that the address, if
made, be by General Lee himself, but gives
the opinion that it should not be made unless
il be elected under some satisfactory assurance
that it is earnestly desired by the Northern
people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

PoLITICAL.-Governor Brownlow claims
that Grants majority In Tennessee will be at
least $1,000. .H.
The "Boys in Blue" seems to be permit
ing themselves TO be used by political hacks to
quarrel amongst themselves as who should be
President and Secretary of the National organi.
zation.
The Howard county, Nd, Democratic
Convention ON Tuesday elected delegates favor.
able to the denomination of Hon. Frederick
Stone, from the Fifth Maryland District.
General Buchanan, lately commanding
the Fifth Military District, and somewhat
sharply criticized by the Radicals for his Con.
servative TENDENCIES, announces his preference
tor Grant.
The Republicans Of the first Congress sional
Disuict of Missouri yesterday nominated Gen.
W. A Pile, for reelection 70 Congress, by ac-
clamation. This district comprises the greater
portion Of the city Of 81. Louis. and is a very
close one, as Gen. Pile was elected as Rspub-
lican to the Fortieth Congress by only 6,72S
votes against $50 for Hogan, Conservative.
= The Republicans OF the fifteenth district
OF Pennsylvania have nominated Samuel
Small, Esq, of York, for Congress. The DIS
trict is at present represented by don Adam J.
Glossbrenner, Democrat, who was elected to
the Fortieth Congress by Is $50 votes against
12,3s9 tor Henderson, Republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

TEE BALTIMORE SCHUETzEN FESTIVAL
An immense crowd was present IT the Schuet-
zen grounds in Baltimore yesterday and last
night, IT being the third day Of the festival.
Rine-shootlng, bowling, balloon ascensions,
ught-rOpe performances, cross-bow shooting,
singing, dancing, &c, &c, were the order Of
the day and ntght- The illumination at night
and the closing display of fireworks was very
fine. The 4meTiedn OF this morning says:
About SLY O'Clock Governor Swami, in COM
pany with General +. e. Latrobe AID Luther
GIddIngs, ESQ, Assistant Superintendent of
Agriculture, arrived at the Park, and was re-
ceIyea by Hauptmann keene and Otto Hume
of the executive committee, where Mr.. keene
delivered an address Of welcome to the Gov.
ernor, first as the Executive Of the Sta.e and
secondly as member of the society. In an
swer Ia a toast afterwards offered, Gov. Swami
returned his thanks, anu said that although be
was sometimes called a politician, vet he was
glad that he could here meet men of every
shade OF politics, and congratulate them upon
the success of the city and State 1t was a
source of congratulatiOn that we had entered
upon an onward course, and amongst those
VINO have cOntrlbuUed TO this adyancem ent
none were more prominent than our German
eltirens. The Governor concluded by refer
rlng 10 the present activity OF emigration TO the
State, and saying that the political party with
winch ne was at present connected would open
It's arms and give protection TO all whenever II
was necessary that their principles should be
PROMULGATED. He offered the following toast,
The Target Rifle Association of Baltimore /"
OTio Hunckel, Esq, proposed the health of
Mayor Banks, who had Just arrived His
Honor thanked them for the compliment, and
said that Baltimore had no better citizens than
her German.
General LatrObe and Mr.. GIddiIgs were also
toasted, and made brief responses of thanks.
Between dusk and II o'clock last night there
was probably between ten and twelve thou
sand people IN the Park, the TWENTY-FIVE acres
OF which Were alive with human beings. In
the centre of the grounds there was scarcely
moving room. When the bell sounded the sig
nal for the exodus, the path TO the gate was
blocked up with the crowd, and those who got
outside first Were lucky indeed in getting rams
pCrtatIOn 10 the city. The cars We're crowded
Jsmmed and packed, ana one-third of the peo-
pie had 70 walk home, as the hacks and wagons
were quickly engaged and driven off,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

STRAM MHoD.CARRIER.-An new style OF hod
carrier is TO be seen at work at the new build.
ing in broadway, near Crosby street, consist.
ing OF an elevator worked by a small donkey
engine, which attracts much attention. 4
similar machine is used at the Park Bank
Stewards store, and other new buildings. The
Irish emigrant who wrote home that II was 50
easy TO make living in America-"all you
have 10 do is to carry a little box up ladder
and then the other man does all the rest''-
would be doubtless much astonished at this
change, which is only another instance of the
way that muscle is being superseded by steam
-Nean Yorl .N,,a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

MRS. SURRATT's CAsE.-Gen. Hunter has a
card in this mornings ChronicIc in answer to a
newspaper statement that
"6en. Hunter was the only member of the
court that convicted Mrs. Surratt who refused
to sign the petition for her pardon"
! Gen. HuLter says in reply:
my oath and military law preclude my max.
ing known my vote in this case, but can with
'propriety state that my name headed the list
OF members OF the commission recommending
Mrs. Surratt to the mercy OF the Presiden., and
that have always looked with utter contempt
on the execution of the poor woman, excusing
at the same time thousands Of rebel men who
so mnch more richly deserved hanging"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

A PRETTY VASE OF FLowERs.-A beautiful
natural ornament can be made by inserting,
in the evening, in a vase, with q foundation OF
green leaves, the Towering stems Of the many
varieties of the morning glory. with the with
ing morning the vase W III be filed with beau =
tiful, fresh. rich and gay bouqnet; and this
will be renewed daily several succeeding
mornings, or until all the buds on the stems
have bloOmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

LOCOMOTIVE ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ne.
90, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, exploded at
the round-house in Harrisburg on Monday
afternoon. The locomotive was hoisted into
the air twelve or fifteen feet, and landed on us
dome and smoke-stack, a total wreck Fire
from the h-pan was thrown some twenty or
thirty yards on frame structure, which
caught fire and burned TO the ground. A negro
named Ford, who was sitting eating hix din .
ner in the ward of a car mandatory fifty or
sixty yards distant, was struck on the head by
a flying piece Of iron, and badly cut, though
not fatally. .et.. -.
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Baltimore Narkets. Te.dav.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-Cotton dull, nomi-
nally, 80 cents for middling uplands. Flour
dull and weak, but prices unchanged. Wheat
dull, sales OF good prime red at %. 30as2 81.
choice, - 65aS2.90,; common, S1.9OaS2.l0. Corn
hrmi prime white, sl.27; damaged, sl.lOaSl.1s.
Oats closed good; choice 6Oae3. Rye, nomi-
nally, S1.3O. Pork active, out prices unchanged.
Provisions active, but quotations unchanged.
Lard quiet and nchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

ATTACK ON STREET CARs.-Two roughs Ell
tered a street car in Springfield, Illinois, on
Sunday even, and after riding a short distance
firing three shots they left the car and took pos.
session Of car going east. and after throwing 2
the conductor and driver out, they drove to the
terminus OF the line. At the junction Of the
Aledo, Wabash and Western Railroad they
forced the cars over the cross.tracks, demoi.
ished the lamps. and broke all the glass In the
Windows. During the fight August Mason, a
dangerously wounded. But no one was arres-
ted
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MILITARY ON A VISIT

Albany, N. Y, Aug 27.-The i7th regiment
of National Guards of BROOKLYN arrived here
this morning, and were received by the 18th,
10th and 25th regiments. They will be revie wed
TINS evening hy Lieut.. Gov. Woodford, and
VIII be presented with a stand Of colors
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[By Bankers ana Brokers releeraph.l

10y DoHkeIs dHu DTOkefs IeIeefdpn.J
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bond
in home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-First Board-U. s. g..
1881, coupon, l13x; 620's, ls62, coupons, l13 !.
coupon, new, 1OSx; 6.20's, 1857, coupon, los /;
io40's, coupons, l0e \ 1905, second none; 3O's,
third. none; Pacific Mail, l03; OHIO and Missis.
Mail, IL; Canton. isx; Cumberland, 3OX; W.
U. Telegraph, 44; Quicksilver, 20; Boston
Water Power, l5si N. Y. Central, l25 4; Erie,
isH; DO. preferred, 70A; Hudson, 1876; Reading.
"; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan South.
ern, 93K; Illinois Central. ii3; Cleveland and
Pitsbure, s6k; Northwest, 81 L; do. preferred
e34; Cleveland and Toledo, 1OOH Rock Island,
160; Fert Wayne, l07 =: Alton & Terra Haute,
Wells, Fargo & Co. Exp, q; American Ex.
press, 40; United States Express, none; Mer-
chants Union, 81 \; Chicago & Alton, Ii2; do
prfd, IA. Market dull. Gold, 1ii1.
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MISSOURI COLORED STATE CONyEN.
TUON

ST. LOUIS, august T.-The Colored State
Convention has passed resolution demanding
that In consideration Of having fought and
bled in defense Of the Union, and assisted in
paying the expenses Of the State government,
the word .'whIte'' be stricken from the Const :
tuition, and that they be given equal rights and
privileges before the law
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AMERICAN HAY IN ENCL AND.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-Among the cargo OF the
steamer Moraska, which arrived at Liverpool
few days since, was a large quantity OF hay
TO be sold In this market. 1t was accordingly
put up at auction yesterday in Liverpool, and
sold at from 80 TO 100 shilIings per ton. Eng.
readily brings nearly if not 200 shillings
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A MAN AND HIS WIFE STABBED AND
KILLED.

ST. LOFTS, August 27.-Michael Leonard
and John Burns got into an alteration last
night in relation 10 some domestic matter
The former stabbed the latter with a bowie
knife, infiicting a wound from which ne died
Burns wife was also stabbed and killed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

j. NJ. Boris SUIT.-The suit of Beckham.
against pBotts, for the recovery of Auburn, a
farm OF twenty -one hundred acres, in Culpeper
county, Virginia, was dismissed in the Circuit
Court of that county, on Saturday last, a. the
cost of the plaintiff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27
fs.day's New York NIafks,

EKw YORK, August 27.-Cottou firm; Mid
ding Uplands, 30h cents. Freights dull
Flour irregular, and in buyers favor. Whea
scarce and a shade firmer. Corn a halt CEN
better. Pork dull; mess, s2s.s5. Lard quiet a
1Saal9 cts.
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TELEGRAW 10 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM BOSTON.

Death Of an Actress-The washinstsu
GPays.
BoeToN. Aug. 27.-Mrs. McClanng, an &C.
trees attached TO the Boston Museum Comma.
nay, died yesterday after a brief illness
The Washington Grays left here this morn.
awaits them
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Wall Street ra.dav-

NEW YORK, August q. = Stocks, dull
Money easy at 3a5 per cent; Exchange, IU9.
Gold, 14iss; old Bonds, e3A; new, "a; IO-3O's
: Vi North Carolina's. old. 71x; new. fix; vfr.
coupon, 6l1 asked; new, 62-; Nissouri's
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The FRNIAN CoNvENTIoNs-Tlird Ddy.-
The Fenian Military Convention held only a
short session i'm the morning The proceedings
are kept strictly secret, a full armed sentinel
doing duty at the door and prev enting the in
Eress OF any but duly credeniialed delegates
Ihe forenoon session Of the Civil Convention
was consumed in hearing the reports from the
different committees to which had been referred
the several portions Of Chief Executive Sayage's
report.-N Y. Erpress, 10Th -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

ga new question aptates New England
Shall boys between II aud 81 yea1s OF age be
allowed 70 vote.
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FIRE IN FREDERICK COUNTY, Mp-On the
14th instant the barn Of Mr.. Dennis MAYNARD.
? few miles northeast OF Liberty, was entirely
consumed by fire, together with its contents
consisting OF abont no bushels OF wheat, hay.
farming implements, harness. and two horses
belonging 10 the tenant, Mr.. HezekIah Wetxel.
and one 10 his father. The fire was the result
Of accident, one Of Mr.. Wetzel's children light.
ing match In the barn-yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

Col. SAMUEL SMOor left here last night for
southern Kansas, on important business con-
nected with the Indian bureau.
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ga State convention Of the Republicans o
Delaware Is to be held at Dover on the 9th o
September.
DGen Burnside is President Of the Sol
dnrs' and Sailors Grant and OOlfax Club of
Providence.
- One. armed and one legged 9e0rgians are
exempt from taxst,on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

1T Is STILL ASSERTED in Presidential circles
that Mr.. Rollins Will be suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

SECRETARY BROWNING intends to remain al
Greenbriar several weeks
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Baltimore Stock Market, To-day
BALTIMORE, Aug 27.-Virginia 6's, inscribed,
46 bid, AN asked; DO 1867, i6 bid, do. coupon
old, "a asked; new, 50 bid, Ct asked.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Hamilton, member Of Cou-
gress from Florida, is here, en- route to fill en-
gagements 10 speak for the Republican ticke
In Pennsylvania. .-.. General o. H. Hart. o
South Carolina, formerly A. A. q. TO General
Sickles, is in town. He expects shortly to re-
turn to Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

YoUNG LADIES at Saratoga take daily les
sons in the "Grecian bend" Young gentle
men at the same place too often practice the
American bender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. K. BARNES. Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
p. j. HORwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States NAVY, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS, N. D., Washington.
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Government Securities

WAeHINeroN, August -, 1s6s.-Jay Uooxe
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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t COBURN AND MCCOoLE.-The New York
Clipper of this week publishes another letter
from McCoole. ana reJoinder from Coburn
about the late match and saws:
'.If the sI6OOO staked in our hands estensibly
TO be fought for between Messrs. Caburn and
McCoole had been put up on newspaper
controversy, the public wauld consider that
both parties have acquitted themselves like
old hands at that kind of things, ard we should
be at loss how to decide. Week after
week we have to make room for correspond.
ence which partakes of so much variance that
1t would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer to tell
who is the most to blame, or to blame at all,
for the rival pugs not meeting and pummeling
been as eager with their fists as with the pen it
would have been settled long ago, but the pros
poets now of that end are further off than eyern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

MA foot race for eleven dollars, one hun.
dred yards distance, came on in New York ON
Tuesday, between l.. j. Gibney, Of that city
and w J. Strickland, OF Massachusetts It
was won by the latter IN eleven seconds and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-27

INTERNAL REvBNUB.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S523,672.26.