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OTECE.

CEALED proposals viii he received at the
- ONCE Of tins undersigned. IN Jacks0npogt
jackson county, Atk0n.as, until the FIRST day
Of January, 1859, Tor the erection OF q BRIgK
COURT HOUSE, with iron window caps and
siils, iron cCrnice, siairways aud balconies,
slate aud tin roof The size OF said buiidingG
by 70 leetr with center uiOleCL ons on each e}de
andeud, 81 two by fifteen feet, carried up with
dormltOrles 10 be Two stories high, with
nanSard OF French ROOF, be Try and dome.
Plan and specifications can be seen al this
once. Ihrfe annualp payments, - b made ae-
coTdtng TO the progr IS OF The work, AMI the
house Is 10 be completed by the frat OF Jan
uary, 1870, and the payment to lie made ac-
eording 10 the reports OF the Internal Improve
menL Commissioners 10 the couri.
RILEY KINMAN,
ds72im Sheriff OF Jackson County, Ark.
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Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The 3:l5 pm connects for Cairo and 81. Louis.
arriving At st. Louis 81 l:S9 n. next day.
Through Tickets at RedHced Rates,
Can be procured st the Company's Once, 23zk
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
* Baggage Checked at Depot OF By the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Prl-
yate Residences, OF en- board boats, TO al prin-
cip2l point East and North.
SA&. <. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA Hill, Passenger Agent sepI3
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E9ecaf0y,s SoTe
AlbJtttDI . 10
COTrNTY NTgsTSgTpPT

PAMELA COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
WILL be sold at public ou3cry. az Como,
w Miss, on THURSD A the 10Th day OF De.
eeTaber next, that va liable planIatiun OF 80
acres. more o. less, known as the StOvau Pace.
adjoining Austin Pasiey's s. about two .nuiits
from the railroad. has the usual improve
meuts. and located en- S~e1atObis creek Iernss
will be made known on tbs Gay OF sale. Parties
desiring to examine the place are referred 10
Airs. austin Pasiey postoh1ce, Como.
THOS. p. S4OVALL. Executor
uovf ida of pleasant SfpvaH- deeaaead-
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TRUSTEE SALE.

NY virtue ola Deed CT Trust executed y
Is Wm u. Fly on the 80 d day OF March, u.
iS9. 10 John u. Trottsr, Trustee, To secure me
PAYMENT OF certain promlssoTy notes payaoI5
as follows, 10 wit: one note Oak t1ousano
man on the SDth day OF January A-p- Loo1f
win ten psr cent. interest from date, and caied
the 3Cth Of Msrebf. u. 1872. On5 mo- p ~ ~
same date for SIX JhOrsaBd six hundred 81 hu
dollars. payab e 20 atherine I. freeman q
gOth day OF March. AID. 1854, with -eglt lnteTees
rom date. and one note OF same Gale DISK
mo sand six hundred Go 100 coliafs- payaoie 70
catherine p Freeman with legal interest from
date. said Deed OF TIuSs Srece rued ~ tGsLLO
MISSISSIPPI, in Box E, OF the recorG o. oeeos
Fnr sid county. page al And y virtue o..
ard in pursuance Of 3 uecree-oI the IAAncei4
Court OF said Tunlca county, made 81 tns april
tenn thereof AID. ISIS. investing myseH VIII
fha powers Of TIus.eet II said D-ed ol1IuSL ne
sforssaid, having been suggested 10 tald Chsn-
cerv Ccnrt. / will, on The
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LUMBER, ETC.
LMn2hRf,
LM1nbPr.

LgJ9n6eY', Lumber.
oldest lumber merchants In the south
" Yard established 10 Memphis lss7. Build
Ing Material OF all kinds. Dressed and Fough
Flooring, Doors, Shingles, Ceiling, Blinds,
Laths. Misunderstanding, Glazed Sash, Fenc-
ing. We don't intend 70 be uudersold. Yard
and Office foot Washington street, near river.
sapls dAw6m II. s.. q 7. ". COCHRAN.
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FOE HALE's POINT.

Memphis and Ba:e's POIRJ PAekei
For Randolph, Fulton, Oscsola and Hale's
Point.
The Sldewheel Passenger Packet
Captain W. c. HarJwiek
yEJILL leave Memphis az above A
w every Tuesday and S6tur-L-s
day, commencing "Wednesday, November 9th,
and wi remain permanently ~ the trade, and
by strict attention to business trusts TO receive
the patronage OF shippers.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
MAXI WALT q CO, sgenEs
nOv22t II No. ~ Front street.
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GOAL.
PETRo OIL.
Petro I, Petro! Petro |

THE Tennessee Petro Oil Company is stiIl
L alive at their new stand,
2s4 Main street, Opposite Clay Building,
We inform the publicin general to come for
ward and try II. We also DEFY competition in
our Lamps, Burners and general Lamp Stock.
We are manufacturers of the " Hanging Rock"
Stoves Tlnware, Castings Of great varieties.
Wholesale and retail Merchants will do well
movie RoaENRAUN q ERos.
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2Sih BAY Of Deeembsr, I'D. 1S6S,

At the courthouse door IN the own OF Austin
In the county OF TUNES, state o. Mississippi
proceed to sell to the highest btcder, Tor casa
the following lands as described in SAID DeSd OF
Trusf. as 70 lows, to wit: All Of section seven
ivfpo ana being 10 sald Iuuics G uaty enc state
81 Hississippf. SAFE within lawful hoars 1lue
supDosed 10 be good, but l vii sell "niy as
TrPktee- ]. =. SAMPLE, Trustee.
os.ohsr K issS OCT tds
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TRANSPORTATION.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
RAILR o A d.
Open to Madison

on AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEa-
" Der 2, 1861, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road viii run regularly as follows:
GOING Leaves Hopedeld Monday,
Wednesday add Friday at 1870 Am, and arrive
at Madison az ! O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 7:S0 q M. arrive at
Hopeield at / o'clock PM, and Memphis at
1870 pm.
The Ferryboat Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at Z q m.
Tickets for sale at all the Railroad Ticket on
ces In the city.
Ereights for Madison or way stations received
by r. NJ. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-boat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight TO Way Stations must be prepaid.
ssS-Onics OF Road, No.. y Jefferson street.
au9t II ]. W. ROBERTSON, Gen. sup.
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LzRrds
Lard 2

ICST RECEIVED AND FOR SAFE Low TO
81 tha trade: 100 cases LARD in 3, , AMI
caddies: 70 kegs PRIME 4EAF LARD All
strictly choice, and OF FairbanEs. resk Co.'S
manufacLure. TOOF,
del Iw 2ee Front Street
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COTTON STATEMENT.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
MEMPHIS, December 8, 1851
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gAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
To MADISON AND LITTLE ROCK, ARR.
Going West-Leave Memphis Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 7 am.
Coming East Leave Madison Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, at 7:p am. Arrive at
Memphis at 1 o'clock y m.
JAS. W. ROBERTSON,
oc2 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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Al the southwest corner OF Main sad Madison
streets. in the cty OF Memphis, ] Shl sell, a.
Tuolic auction. 10 the highest bidder, Tor cashs
the follOWinglOt or parcel Of land suuaLe-jylng
and being in said city OF Mtmpris L Staie or
Tenusssse :. and described as follows: f2Fl or
Lot No, 3. in block Nos In said clty- Oeg inning
al ne sorthv est corner OF BIZ NO-Is lot :
ruuning thence s~OuthWazciy with TIE line
or 81. Martin street 3 feet thence east
wardIv At right angles 10 the center OF the
bsyou I4 feat thence nor hNGrcIy win Tue
center OF the bayou IS e ct to NJ Notts line ;
thence WesJwaroly with said NCels souLa Inc
l64 feet otre bsEinDtng.
Sai- at IL o'clock Am.
uOv7 lbs JOHN q. FtNNiE NEuslc5s
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TRUsT SALE.
TRUSTEE,S SIZE.
thursday, the 10Th Bsy ofDcesmbsr, 1858,

ny virtue OF s Deed of Trust made 20 me by
Is ScipiO Means on the 81 day CT January
1853, I VIII On
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ron ARKAxsAs RIvER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Harrison BlaisdelI N asisT
fnis enc passenger packet wiz III
leave as above. on Es%kZC
MONDAY, I'm inst, at pm.
7. A. kENDIG, Agent.
de5 b S4 Front St. Mosby Block.
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SAINT

Capt. 7. r. Bowman, = Sam c. Paine, Clerk
NkTILL leave Hemph's on her \
w first trip TUESDAY, NOvem * -
Der z4ih, for hefena aud 81. Francis river, and
EVe RI TUESDAY THEREAFTER.
For height or passage apply on board, or 70
LARRY aAhhSrAD. Agent,
novlg Ne. ~ Madison street.
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FOR ST. a River.

Memphis and 81. Francis River Tuesday
FEcHea.
For Helena, Wittsburg and st. Francis River.
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet,
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FOR VIOKSBURG.
Regular st Louis, Memphis and Vicksburs
u. s. Mail P~acket-Fur Nicksburg.
LUMINARI. master
This splendid psssenge Packet H.
will leave as above ~
HIS DAY. 7th inst. at 3 I'm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
de- 1t * Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
EoR ClaUINEATI.

FOs FRIAR's POINT.
Regular Memphis and Frisr's Point Pa. ket-
Fer Helena and Friar's Point.
Lee master
This elegant passenger packet IT.
wiz leave S
TUESDAY, Sth inst, at 5 m.
ELI II MILLER, Agents,
de7 2t de street. loot IeFa.1ND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

The WoRCRsTER REGATTA The YALE
CREw.-The only crew sent TO Worcester by
\ ale this year, is the University crew, and is
as iolloWs: Parry, stroke: COpp, starboard
stioke; Lee, port waist; Drew, star board waist;
Bucklin, port bow; Terry, bow Parry is of
the graduating class; Copp and Bucklin are
Juniors; and Lee, Drew and Terry are Sopho-
mores. Parry is. also commodore OF the Yale
navy. Vi the present crew Parry, Conn and
Lee were on the crew last year. Terry was on
me winning Freshman crew of last wear.
bucklln has rowed several home races
Whlle Drew was never i'm q boat until this
year. He pnl1s. however, a very good oar and
is the strongest man OF the SIX, and, perhaps in
the college.
The average weight of the crew is 1863 pounds,
five more than that of Harvard Drew is the
heaviest man, weighing 275 pounds, and Terry
the lightnst, weighing 154. Drew Is also the
olde@ man, being 26, and Terry the youngest,
10Y. Inc average age is 23k; hat of Har.
wards crew IS but 2Ik. The training Of the
at halt past five and walk three miles before
breakfast, row twice day, and retire early,
Their diet has consisted of beet, potatoes.
wheaten grits, graham bread, eggs, and tea
They commenced exercising on the wafer in
April, previous 20 which time recourse was
had during the winter to the rowing weights
and other apparatus in the gymnasium.
lnapp3arancs the men are perfect. Drowned
and hardened by exposure to the sun, aud de.
velop2d by exercise they will evidently prove
''bard to beat Undoubtedly thew will give
good account of themselves; and the race is
regarded by both Colleges as likely to he close
and the Issue more uncertain than it was last
year-Neio HorcR P0llddiah.
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A Burglar in q Lady. Bedcham ber.

On Wednerday evening the residence OF
Inomas H. WhIe, tsq., on the corner of Perry
sftet and Scoylu avenue, Wa entered by a
burglar. Fortunately, however, the man was
discovered before be had an opportunity to do
any rtning, and his retreat was effected with
sucn haste hat he did not even wait 10 pay the
ordinary parting civility OF bidding the family
good night. Upon retiring, one OF the hall
windows, connecting with a sloplng shed, the
turther edge OF which was only about efynT
feet rom the ground, was lett open. Directly
opposite the window was the room IL Miss
White, sister of Mr.. White. Adjoining her
chamber was that of her two brothers. During
the night Miss White awoke - not from
sweet cream OF peace, but with a start,
and with full knowledge that some one was
near her-and saw within the moonlight in her
room no angel writing in q book of gold, bat
big burglar standing at the foot of the bcd. For
moment she lay motionleSs, but he stirred
not; then, with a scream which alarmed the
whole house and brought her brother to her
immaculate esslsiance. she sprang from the b d
ana seized her watch and jewelry upon a
stand near the head OF the bed. The burgla-
rious wearer Of biturcated garments tarried
not Tor moment, neither stood be upon the
order OF his going. but sprang to the door.
crossed the halt and mizzled through the win
dow. Mr.. White opened the door Iust in
time to see him go through the window,
and reached the win dow inst in time to see him
leap from the shed. He was man about n We
feet eight inches high, light aud muscularly
hnilt and dressed IN dark clothes and light
slouched hat The police lave a clue. and his
arrest, IL be remains in this city is but ques-
tion OF time. Miss White possesses a delicate
has often said that no one could enter her room.
no matter how soundly she slept without
awakening her and without her feeling their
presence. This assertion she has proved In a
practical way that admits of no cayilling ut
her powers: for so quietly did the burglar en- :
ter the window and cro-s the hall thai, with
Inc door OF bis room open. and himself awake
ner oro s1er did not hear a football. -ClereIand
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LADIES LIST.

lsts:; ssl; H.SsS:es %ii.: Mo- Asas:.. I nis.
a,,s Artn tssSe. AZ. AdsTs Lucy He ArmssronS
.B-BSjd .ximiTa Hrs; Burgess ARCHIE Mrs.;
1n; i.s As' s.:: GsT:ss a sns: sssd h.l!
Brown Henrietta Mrs; Bear Letitia: BrecIea-
Isesoef nsIis Mrs: Bsiiey ar:; Bsis % Mssta.
Baldwin Z, Bristol Sarah Ana Mrs. Brow
s; ans. lss: Nj; II. sSs9sy S1, s M: .u.
8; :ssss :' ; .ss. . ~. ds.:y Nm .s.
Ciarvoe Mary mrs Collins Mary; CORY Mara,
GrsHs.oe MRS. S6.sss s:s 4.n. SiS cSs. Nm S
sl..s MT: Bent EII.n Mrs; Daisy t.a.i;; Deus
bs,i: Ieni:s; bise. f Gea..' bsuiel Rf ..ri. Ma Do
s.s =. dyson oeean'a' poicini boss Doug
E~In.serti Geo Mr.; Edmond. Raod.,
Ioss Juis Hsi Mrs.. rf.asrie a sss:' JsSs frssa.a
Lizzie; Fisher Miss; Franklin K FraEee Robert
e.,;, Asnie Mr.; Gibson c.tasr,ss nr:i
~H-Harnsu Annie Mrs; Ha.. Annie, Hceb. A
Mn; Homau Adelaide Mrs; Aaake Drnest Mr.
hSiad E's as Mrs. h.HSs hHSs ssHsy % H h.. sr S.,
Mrs; Heyes Mary Mrs; Hawkins Susie Henry
Susan Mrs; HutchinSs Sarah Mrs; HsrrisOa r
,IkJrIr.ia B; Jones An1s; johnson p:
ceSh Syd.n M,rI H%st9n SMss h uS Jsnkns I'M,
-<sukins 7; johnson Selestia.
K..kulkair Chri:tina; Kellogg E..ene Kirk.
wood Eleanor Mrs; knoeksop Mrs, Kelley
con Miss; King II Mr.; kaSn. Sarah idi Mr.. A'''
Lt.iey Ha Hason 1.hs MRS let gSTs
Lyons Josna; Leferre Lizzie; Laviile Nellie
M-Msrtin Anna: May Annie Mrs: M.ck.l
Caroline Mr.; Morris Il N Mrs; M,icheil Fsnnse
Aordaunt Mrs; Mann Ida +; Madel Mn, Nee
Mc-SeC -rthey Ma.lld. Mrs.
rN-N1rris y Mrs; Naylor Margaret; Nervis
,PLPsyne Alice; Payne d Mrs; Peyton Harriet
R1Rodsers Annie; Ryan b; Rollins Mr..
Roach Geo h MRS. Richardson y Mrs; Row
Ross n aria Mrr; Ryan Mrs; Ryon Naomi; Robin
sen Rachel Ann; Robinson Sallie.
.S-stevens Addie; ehyne Cath Mrs: Stone Glars
Mrs; seymour Ebeu Mrs; stuart Mia t Mrs
Mrs; sorrtl II Mrs.; stewart Henrietta; SPENCER
Josephine; Smith Kirby Mrs: Scott Lucy; emith
Lizzie c; Smith Leslie MAJOR Mrs; Summerfeld
1.-The Mrs; ssesr Mary Mrs; Sslter Msret Mrs
SShorter Mary Ann; simpson Miss; sulliysp nary
Snithson Sarah Mrs, Stoops VIM T. Mrs
T-Tyler A DIR Mrs; Thomas Elizabeth Mrs,
Turner Eyeline Mrs; Thcmss Fanny Mrs: Toriey
Ltmusl Mrs; Tompkips M 4 Mrs; Tibhs N-ncy
W-Wsu Amanda Mrs, 3; White Amanda M
Mrs. Wilhelm Annie; Williams Ann; Woodwar nd
Ann Mrs; Willis Eliza; White ii; williamso
Hattie Z; Walker Jaae; WGdsworth Louise +
ford Mary Ellen; Wssers Mary S: Wheeler II ary
Williams Martha; Wilson Mrs. col: winslo. m AZ
Rsret Mrs; Wormley Martha; Wisper Nellie: Wi.
lis Rose, col; Wolfscheimer Rachel Mrs; We,
N-Nande Mrs
Z-IlmmermAn Mollie E.
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RICHMOND, VA. July 34-One the securities
oa the official bond OF H. s. S.Wigapd, the coIlcc.
tor OF city taxes, WIS Withdrawn.
The City Council last night appoint,d a
4 .om him.
WIgand this morning refused to give them
mp, claiming that the Council was not a legal
ooay, ne having bcen appointed by the mil ita.
ry could not obey their orders
General S.onCman was appealed 10, aud he
Is an order removing Wigand ard ap-
pointing Edward Winnie in hrs pIcce
Inc Collector handed over his books and
moley with a protest
Wigand was appointed some time aeo; but
In consequences OF difficulties in getting ap-
prove the security, only took possession of
the Office few weeks back !.
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST

sApPis.on Co Sr,n Geo Alien H%ss Jno: sGo sH
s5sS sos os,I Mm neosa hns.2ac1 H9I Heert W. Apple
B-brush Adj } Eoyen Anthony; B.nou DR. A:
Bower Z +: Beuler J A; Bragg Cen: B.SSTann
Gay Ss: k.:Ssr Be Bs sen Jess s.sSs: Bond siZ
soss.cn susd, o.isn; isSn BTSwn on. I EGS1. E1Ss
k;Boyd RI; BEsItSn Robt: Bae-ott J; 81 y, =
B1on.SEh sn91s wn r: Baldwin VIM A; Boone VIM II;
Arthur; c.sihen Aired q amp s.p cIs%soss rcIs%as
or h Cooper Daniel; Cbarey Damon E, Cole
Franz SoHsI feot e cs@rs; SsGoa5d cS g
Crussx Edward; Connely Ldwsrd; Conrer II:
cStsSst g %
I:i hda JII .s 5si
~, osk yso b, 5; Cooke Jno; Carr too.s 3. a
HeR:s ossn e. Z pssiS San%.n e I
Carroll Co "; Cerbett b; Craig ssmael; G.
S.nn Tse. Close soc n T1S.
W.T. W.T. 1 Claridss & Mm H. Carter wm,i; Cium VIM:
D.-Dosn A sidney; Davies Charles: Dorsey I'd.
% S.ors.; Don. Hssry pi Pc~ains jos; pSii.. ShS,
6r9 RGne: 6:Sn r. bsyssd SsssS F:tIs ne
Ra.l. Dun = 9 60; Davis Thona.i DoSFisS. WiIlem;
EEnsii:h Cha: B; i,.rt. Che. "; Emerson
-F.Feidins Alex. rrick D W; Fl,na IAN Edra :
sisSs f:.se; fi.ts N; isnfou aFn 4; Folsom coi eo
Peer; Frye 4 rsr rstrisk Ist ssynour: Fright
GsSs ' dspss e. cnsos, eaosi,s. ga Td
s Sss.S Sls:.aa s % ss9:nIs SIas' jnd e. isssn SitSs
Gleason Wns; Graham Wm. ~
H-Hands Adom; Hawkins AdoIphus; Hitch
Sin HHnn: Capt % haIian a'saa SS.. Rsns RRsrS.eb b
!aD HSTsil ra,Da D.nacl Hunter p.sy 4; Hove Aud
9 H.r1i. Hon Hfz g. z..fsy p a.nnS. Hal.sr
Henry Henry Col John; HoPpsrs e; Hsrkets james;
Hayes Jsme.; Iibssmaa Lewis Z; Hodges p = ~ =
r H:gPsTmsn na; pOis; Hale . Robert H.@Iscn Roet
Hsod rho%s. H.rsss Tnons. hstf Hisbssnt sso%t' \
HrmIhrey wslcott s; Harry William II; Higgins
&JWJ0hnson Ee; IsAscs Francis; Johnston
CsssS nf. a11 5oS. i.H" y:nsSs. ssss
olS.S %a SGsSs so C.
9W; knisht EdviEa 4; KG:set Geo: RsvssssS
james; Esdy Jsntl.on: ksfe % 3shn E.nsief nsHi1fsey
ks!; MiR'sen sIiT ks VIM KIRBY Walter
nj L-Lucs. Albert; L.s?h.rd A; Lu.by Q B Leon
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sos.Is ssrrs'i Mda.,ss ss E ,ons
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9ensral q +: Moore Acwilhams; Mcs' 'orIicS
rIi acVnnsms Thomes' AcAuiien William;
-8fe.its 8.ser!s. DO J; E.n.m CT: S.ns,. .a-,rs.
icSs 1eiiss Jsms. Noss"a MeS.s e' NisSo: ES6:
e9wIa,d; Noble sAnusl. colored; Nsxmsn q;
O-Ovsns \; Orth Christopher; OConner Cor.
5s:s jsG Ss.si' SSsfs L asbsrt N:
FGrisrss 4; fiassn 5 :: Perry Hon Benz y;
Pratt Charles r; Psstertson Edgsr; PsrkiSs +;
ins james; Petit in Jno D. P:rksr Col Jso & ,s1 PST
yssoS yss S:Pss hsil.R iesasSs A f:s. s.s Price
foss; Einesst; Parker 1e1ia oais.. = rowe" Ih'.'''
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The New York money market continues to
Work with extreme el~e. Ga Covernments
call loans are still quoted at 3ai per cent: on
miscellaneous railway coliaterals at 5ss per
ceHt. In the discount line there IL q little more
activity. Since the last quarterly statement
there has oeen general expectation of the part
OF banks Aid money lenders OF higher rates,
which hs prevented any large eu iuess In dis
counts. For few days past this feeling seems
TO have been losing ground, and there il more
desperation to di CONT short paper 1t the pre-
yaihng rates. First-class eadorsed bills are as
followS-68 days or under. 5a5x per cent; 3
to mouths, 6a6K per cent; to months, 6L7k
per cent.
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To FRRsHEN SALT FIsH.-Nany persons
who are in the habit Of freshe ning mae Eerel or
other salt fish, never dream that there is right
and wrong way to do it. ANY person who
has seen the process OF eyaporatIng going on
al any salt works, knows thst the sail falls 10
the bottom, Just so il is in the pan where your
mackeral lies soaking; and: as it lies viii the
skin side down. the salt will fall TO the skin
and there remain; when il placed with the
nesh down, the salt falls to the bottom Of tina
pan and the fsh come out freshened as il
shodld be. In the other case it is nearly as salt
as when mt in - -
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oertAjnJ constructors of irOn-clads for work
doae and uou.clafis constructed during the
war. Referrsd d to Committes on Claims.
Mr.. Bingham, (Ohio) from Committee on
Reeonstructiop. reported bill for the more
Mississippi, and Texas.
Mr.. Beck lKy.l addressed Ne House in op-
position 10 the bill
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, ny cABL

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, ny CABLE.
LONDON, July 2.-Forenoon.--Consols siY
for both money and account; u. s. Bonds,
72Sa72k: Erie, s3I.
FRANKFoLr, July 24-Forenoon. - U. s.
Bonds 76s.a76S.
LIVERPOOL, July "a - Forenoon. - Cotton
steady; sales OF rocco bales; sales Of new,
$3.50 bales; export, 10.0OO bales; spec culation,
1000 balcs; stock, 61e. 600 BALE American,
39l,C00 bales.
PARIS, July 2'-Forenoon.-Rullion has in.
crossed in Bank OF France iO.500,O0ol
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wages high. From three TO five dollars per dav
is paid, and enough men to harvest the crops
cannot he got.
n%At Gold Hill. Nevada, three weeks ago.
ice thicker than window glass froze in the open
alr. This is doing very well for summer.
~The annual meeting Of the New England
Association of Deaf Mutes is to be held at Brat.
tlebOro, VT, next month. The orator is Pro-
fessor James DeDisen, of the National Deaf
Mute College. Washington. u. G. A large
gathering Of Mutes and their friends is expec-
ted, including many from other States.
~ velocipede 70 run on the water has
bcen invented In Paris.
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y Nearly all the religious bodies of Great
Britain have defined their position with refer.
ence 10 the bill for the diseTtablishmeut of the
Irish Church. Congregetionallsts and Bap-
tists are a unit i'm favor of the bill; so are the
nited Preeby eflans. In the General Assem-
oiy OF the FREE Church of Scotland, large
ma jority declare for the bill. The T,ish pres.
byterian As emily declare, by q small major
ity, against ii. The Established Church of
Scotlsnd are against the bill. The Wesleyans
demonstration.
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THE YALE AND HARVARD BASE BALL
MATCH.
harvard NictsrioUs-The Regatta Concert
I'D Ral

WORCESTER. MASS, July 2i.-The base hall
match between the Freshman nine of Yale
College and the Harvard University Club re :.
suited In victory for the later, by a score of
80 to -. The Harvards PLAYED loosely in the
nrst innings, but steadily improved and beat
the AIS, whose fielding was below par
Inc grand regatta concert and ball was a
splendid anair. Gov. Bullock and mo / all of
the prominent citizens Of Gloucester were pro-.
ent. 1t is estimated that over 2O,OO0 strangers
are in the city