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TBE END OF NOTORIOUS DASsErsR-The
tug-boat Valid leIt the CLAY street wharf, Lon.
isyille, KY, "Wednesday night with au excur-
sion party, composed mainly of the inmates of
uptown baenios. On the return Of the Valid
she iand"d at the foot of Clay street. at about 4
O'Clock a. m and the nights carousine wound
up by the drowning OF a young girl named
Flora Read. late Of the Academy O. Music
where she was known on the programme as
Nillie Flo.a. Recently she took up her AT ode
al the house of Jennie Laws, at which place
she he Id forth mp TO the fatal occurrence
From the evidence ELECTED before the Coro-
ner's Jnry, II appears that Flora had been drink.
ing TO eXcees during the night and was intoxi-
Gated. As the boat was nearing the wharf
having covered barge in tow for dancing
sne attempted to Jump from 1t TO the boat aud
teil between the two, sinking to rise no more
Sne was following some man, abusing him, and
sne was launched into eternity with dreadful
oath escaping her lips. She was small iu
stature, and about Is years old. She had led a
very dissipated life tor several years past, and
had fallen to the very lowest depths OF derray.
ity ard vice. The river al the foot of Clay
street was dragged and the body was racov.
cred. II is due TO the keeper Of the house at
which she was boarding-Jennie Laws-to
state that the remains Of the unfortunate were
taken in charge by ner and given decent sepul-
ture. Coroner Moore held an inquest, and the
Jury rendered verdict of accidental drown.
ing"
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THE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

They Iqualise the Cfrculssion, Purify the Blood,
retained deposits from the system in siI hours
AS A CATHARrIC they increase, when sus-
pended. the periostaltic movement Of the bovels,
TSeI S 90 the sstsn
Iurgng the retained deposits in the stomach into
the and Ner IN tse asss ss , Si
crease Of the Gov Of bile and psncrestic suids.
mucus membrane, without Influencing the liver
Sls FOR ssners use The common c.ssre Se'ff Pm. !.
that induce drastic liquid discharge should never
liberation Of the intestinal canal.
The :; AfIbEEEFT ksbWE sPa MA LhxhIIv. a,
and malignant ievers, their sai,aie, Ssai,ss. s.d
t.ry passage against the rritsnt and scrid humors
The NUTRITIOUS and TONIC properties Of
these Pills are Of great service in degetfns feye
sss ssSs,s .aa sram s.s p TO
Their eEDATIvE properties allay pain ip ths
ecs is.n ssn.n sna e9ss either from
Their COUNTER IRRITANr influence extends
tion,. congestion, or irritstien, stimulating the
blood and nervous nuids in the consested vessels,
count.G iritation is ssSerag .ppsd so eGssfno a
remedies. Its application, internally, in the form
& h. pTeyes 6si2f5 safTsansd In ssay
readily withdrawing from the blood and huids their
scrid and Irritating huDors.
As DIAPH0RETICs on eUDORIFICs they
stimulate the secretiops Of the skin, induce exhs-
lation Of obstructed perp irstion.
THEIR DIuRETIc proprietiee act on the kid
md flnH fhs nauu -
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS p-opriesies stimuisss
the liver In the secretion Of bile and its haree
through the hillary ducts. In all oasee Of Head
cck.. JaVadtrs. BilfOhs Asaoks, Saffron ooloved
SEtH. IMPERFECT DIGESTION. caused By the
overflow OF bile and its mixing with the blood,
these pills ia do-ee Of four 90 six will quickly rss.
slat.the action OF the nysreAnd nree tho patienf
from these diff culties; One or t~o 81 RadwayS
aud torpidity Of the liver, win keep the system
regular and insure healthy digestion.
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TBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph

Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds
NEW YoRK, Juiy sI.-First RoardNJI 8 a..
issl, coupon, lis; 6.20's, 1867, coupons, II4x
1854, coupon, Ill; leoo coupons, 1l2k; 1865,
coupon, new, lGs1; 620's, 1e0a, coupon, LOG;
i040s, coupons, los 4; 1905, second, none: 3Os
third. lGs 81 Pacific Mail, ,1Ol X; OHIO and Missis.
sippi Certificates 35x; Mariposa, S; Atlantic
MAIL: 0o; Canton. 4sk; Oum6'l'd, 30; Western
"; TELEGRAPH, 35ki Quicksilver, 81: Boston
Water Power, IGN; N Y. Central. IS6X; Erie,
os DO: preferred, IS; Hudson, 13S Reading,
e5h; Michigan GENIAL, 11sK; Michigan South.
srn, 92f; Illinois Genital. Isl; Cleveland and
fins6ure, 9OAi Northwestern, Il do. prefd,
IN; Cleveland and Toledo. 1024; Rock island,
ITO; Fert Wayne, l10k; Alton & Terra Haute,
.; Toledo &c Wabash, 81; Adams Ex., 81;
Wells, Fargo & Co. Express, a L; America Ex-
prese, 45&; United States Express, &c; Mer-
chants Union. FAX; Chicago Alton. 135 ,, do.
prfd, co. Market strong. Gold, li55.
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BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-At
meeting of the President and Directors Of the
baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company,
held in Baltimore city on the 18th instant, a
contract for building and equipping the pro.
Jected railroad from Baltimore city 10 the Po-
tomac river was made and signed with the fol-
low ing conditions:
1st. The contractor agrees to complete the
main line Of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road. from and south of the Annapolis and
ElkrIdge railroad, through the counties
Of Anne Arundel and Prince Georges TO
the line of Charles county, and as
much more Of said main stem to the Po.
tOmac AS may be practicable by the LIST day OF
August, 1870, and failing to do so, then the said
contractor 10 pay TO the Baltimore and Potomac
CailrOad Company the sum OF ten thousand
dollars per month until the terms of said cen.
tract are complied with.
2d. The president and directors of the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad Company 10 locate
the depots and stations on said MAN line and
branches.
3D.. The Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company shall retain ten per cent. of conversi.
bic and mortgaged bonds, amounting in the ag.
gregate to S550,Ot0, whIch amount shall be for
felt d 10 the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company on the failure Of the contractor to
build and complete said road according to the
terms of contract,
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e% Mrs. LIncoln, il is said, has engaged
anartmepts in the Rue Bllzac Paris

@- Mrs. Lincoln, il is said, has engaged
apartments in the Rue Balzac, Paris.
" Five cents ea ch for lodgings an d meal is
the charge at the Girls Lodging House In New
York.
H- Charles Mason, under sentence at Lock.
port to be hanged on the 5th Of August, is re.
spited until October 9th.
81 The prosecuting attorney in the Chor-
enjoys the distinction Of having boxed Lola
Montez'e ears In leAS. .ss... -
y London has been lauguishing under a
heated term Of almost unexAmpled intensity.
should call that cool weather here.
e Mr.. John Robinson, an old citizen OF
Monongaheia county, Va, Was stung 70 death
by bees one day LAST week. .
H0New York bonded warehouses hold three
million gallons Of Wnisky ct present
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TELEGRAMS 70 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

LONDON, July 3l-Uonsols, 9l% for both. U,
8. Bonds, 72S, Illinois Central, OAK. Fries,
~ Bank of France specie increased seven al
million six (6) hundred francs. Cotton firm
quotation unchanged. Sales Of to-day pstima-
ted at 12,000 bales. Sales for the week, s. 900
bale. Export 11,OOO bales. Speculation,
1900. Stock, $4,000 Of which $4,000 is Ameri-
can. Breadstufs quiet.
LONDON, July 31-P. M.-Eries, i3I.
LlVEePOOL- July 3l-P. M.-Cotton, bouyant
and prices advancing. Uplands, 9a93. Or
leans, 10b. Sales, $1,000 bales. Total amount
OF cotton at sea- 796, 600 bales, Of which 1900 is
American. The actual amount Of cotton now
here Is $1,000 bales. California wheat lbs
Red los 4d. Flour CTS.
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SHREWSBURY CAMP MRerING.-The com.
mittees of the several stations Of the Methodist
Epis pocal Church east Of Jones' Falls, with
those OF Madison avenue, Emory, and Straw.
bridge chsrges, west OF the tails, met yesterday
at Raymond's grove, Shrewsbuiy circuit, 70
the said ground on the 18th OF August The
Rev. Bishop Ames was chosen chairman, with
Dr. Eberhart. Of Pennsylvania, as secretary.
of VIM. II. Crawford, Esq, OF Madison avenue
station. Immediately on reaching the erouuds.
Followed BY Bishop Ames in an appropriate
prayer. Messrs. Gibson, Down, Norris, Kelley,
ham, of York; and Messrs. Hogey and Crever,
OF Shrewsbury circuit, were present The
most complete arrangements have been made
for . very large camp meeting.-Baltimore San,
judy 81. ~. f-s=.s
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- Punshon rs preaching in Canada.
- Paris velecipedes have appeared in New
York.
~ Longfeilow is on a visit 10 Tennyson.
and is soon going TO Switzerland and Italy.
- The new church Of St. Augustln, in
Paris, has large organ which Is PLAYED by
means Of electricity.
sheep in Oxford. N. H., At one sstrike."
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THE FLOOD IN FREDERICK COUNTY. Nd
We copy the following from the Frederick pa.
pers:
Iroicned 6y he FioOd.-Last Friday evening
Captain John Spargo,a mere chant ar New Lon.
don, was accidentally drowned while attempt.
ing TO save some property that was being car.
ried OFF by the Hood. The storeroom was filled
mp with water which washed out parcel of
dry goods, and in venturing too far ont in the
water In order to save them he was carried off
by the drift wood and drowned. Prior to the
accide Mt he gave his watch aud pocket book,
and as he was floating down the stream, fully
aware that death was at hand, he called to his
wife, who was a spectator 10 the melancholy
scene, and bid her goodbye. The water about
his premises was very high, and the storeroom,
which is built of wood, was only saved from
destruction by y ing il fast with ropes.
Che FICod in Tie COuaty.-lntelllgence from all
sections OF the county represent the destruction
consequent upon the flood last Friday as being
very great along the different water courses
In Middletown Valley especially, the damage
to the fencing. mill-dams, barns, corn, hay,
wheat, and other property is said 10 De i'm.
mense, and will exceed TWO hundred thousand
dollars. Along the Linganore the destruction
is also enormous, there not being one mill dam
left. In other sections of the county the dam.
age inflicted is equally as heavy, and is severely
felt by the su ferers, some Of whom lost every.
thing they had. A great many bridges through.
out the county, we understand, have been
washed away, and in some places, horses, cat.
lie, and hogs were drowned in great numbers
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An Z RICAN HOU s z,

which have recently been made in this popular
Hotel, the largest in New England, enable the pro-
prietors to offer 10 Teurists, Families. and the
Travelling Public, accommodations and conve-
niences superior to any other Hotel in .he city.
OF numerous suites Of apartments with bathing
rooms. water closets, &c, attached; one Of Tufts
magnificent passenger elevators. the best csu.
stTucted conveys guests to the upper story of the
house in one minute; the entries havc been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
oughly replenished and refurnfshed, making it, In
all its appointments, equal 20 any hotel in the coun-
Telegraph Ofice, Billiard balls. and Cafe on the
frst floor. LEWIS RICE SON,
ny 2-law3m Proprietors.
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NEws From CENTRAL AND South AMERI.
CA.-Via New York we have mail advices
from Central and South America. The news
from Panama is somewhat unfavorable for the
reyolutionists The conservatives are assemb-
ling in large bodies in the interior. In Peru
the movement in favor Of Prado has come 10
naught, and Quiet seems likely TO prevail there
for a time Peru's monetary affairs are in a
bad way-the Treasury is nearly empty and
the Government is deeply in debt She an
pears disposed 10 accept the mediation prsifer-
ed by the United States, and adjust her ficul-
ties with Spain with regard to the wishes of
Chilli. The Cong gress Of Chih is actively en-.
gaeedfn perfecting measures Of great public
benefit. imprisonment for debt has been abol-
ished, and the Government is preparing TO offer
active and incre asing. The Iortifications OF
Valparaiso are completed and the city is con .
sidered almo impregnable.
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DThere are al present seventeen lines of
steamers (making 4,3l2 voyages per annum) be-
tween England and America.
~Forty-four locomotives for the Union
Pacific railway have already passed through
Chicago, and twenty-eight more are to arrive.
~Ohio reports nearly five and half million
eheep in sixty five counties, an increase of H.
0o0 in year.
DThe question Of dividing the Episcopal
Diocese Of Pennsylvania is still in living agita-
tom
severely from the drouth. -
- DWine, IL Is said, is being made in Gaines.
vile, FLORIDA, OF tomatoes. . ~ --- e I'd.
81 The Muscarne (Iowa) Journal states
that many farmers in that vicinity are adopt.
ing the plan Of working nights and resting day.
iune, IN order TO save their men and horses.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

In New York the superabundant supply Of
money continues. Call loans on railways and
mixed collaterals are made at per cent, with
exceptional transactions at S. On governments
3per cent. is the common rate. Discounts are
very dull, and the little inquiry there 10 for
hrst-class shert paper il due to the diniculty of
employing the large amounts on deposits in
call loans. There 10 NO disposition to sd vance
stock market is steady and dull. In govern
ments the transactions have been very light
ana without any noticeable feature There
has been decline OF in ISIS, 1s65s, old and
new, and Of i in s-3Os. The great ease in
money undoubtedly contributes 70 the support
Of present prices for governments.
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF A RATr1EsNAKR
Charles f. Becker. keeper Of a lager beer sa-
lotn in Philadelphia, who has q small me-
nagerie as an attraction to his place, bought a
ratt,esnake ON Sunday last Yesterday while
exhibiting it TO ONE friends il would not rat.
tie. Becker put his hand INTO the cage TO t. Ike
the snake out when IL struck him on the fin ger
He ran 10 drug store for relief, where, in
spite of efforts by whiskey and other remedies
10 counteract the poison, he died in less than
one lOur.
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The LOUISIANA LEGIsLATURB- The militia
question has been eyjtated in the Louis'a ana
Il gislature. bill passed the House yester.
day authorizIrg the formation of an ruiimlted
number Of companies of uniformed militia, to
be umfd and equipped at the expense of the
STATE. When the organization is approved by
the Governor, he is empowered TO organize the
companies inoo battalions and regiments The
militia 10 TO be instructed in the tactics of the
United States army, and to be called into active
service at the discretion Of the Goyernor-to re-
ce1ye the pay and allowances presGribed!for the
Unlts States army while in service. The bin
will probably pass the Senate without diffi.
Guilty The Republicans are endeavoring 70 get
the Legislature TO take the election Of Presi- :
dential electors into their own hands. Yester-
day being the anniversary Of the riots OF 1866,
both Houses adjourned without transacting any
business.
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GENERAL HOWARD has written q letter to
Brevet Brigadier General Brooks, Assistant
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau for
Maryland, directing the operations of the Bu-
reau in that State, excepting the educational
work and the payment Of bounties as provided
by law, be discontinued ON and After the 10th
OF August The educational work and bounty
payments will be under the super vision Of the
Assistant Commi- -sioner Of the Distinct Of 20.
lumbia and West Virginia.
INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were SOS, IS, and for the
month ending this date sle,9sa sa6i992.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PHALON'S "PAPAIAN LOTION
BEAUTIFYINa THE SKIN AND COMPILE,

1rh2Hfs Az t5rs Eas
IAIR and SIoOMfNG.
Ior LADIES IN the R0ERY IL 10 invaluable.
TorGENTLEMENa after SHAVING il has 10 equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION is the snly reliable rem
edy Tor diseases and blemishes of the SKIN.
PHALON'S "PAPHIAN SOAP'
Sbr the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SklN. Price rs cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
.sFLOR DE MAYO"
INV PERFUME FOB THE HANDKER-
&hIEF Exquisite, DELICATE. LASTING
PHALON 4 SON, New rork
e6y Sold By all Druggists.
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Persons suffering with any disturbance Of the &C.
cretory organs, that have fhcuty in disohAra-
ing the coRtents of their bowele that ere IN the
habit OF taking Pills opening medicines, should
try one box Of these truly excellent Pills The hap
pinees Of their effects the system and the sAts-
factsry evidence one box will give you of their
wonderful curative powers will convince you that
your faith and trust IN them will become firmly e.
tsblished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-31

PECULIAR LIBEL SUIT.-Francls Rodman,
Secretary Of State OF Missouri, has sued the
republican Of ST. Louis for the publication Of
hbellous article on the 18th inst, in which IL
was stated that Rodman and some associates
went through the mock ceremony Of the Lords
supper in a saloon in Jefferson City, Rodman
performing the ministerial functions, and the
emblems being lager beer and crackers, Rod :
man claims S50,0O0 damages.
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A PROMINENT FRNIAN SETTLES ~ VIRGIN
IA--Colonel j. II. Gleason, Of the Sixty-nintn
New York, and Brevet MAJOR General OF the
Fenian organization, has been in this city for
several days past We understand that he has
purchased farm near Savage's station, for
which he paid $1,000 IN cash. Col. Gleason,it
will b. recollected. figured conspicuopsly IN
the Fsnian expedition to Canada. He subse.
quently went 10 Ireland and took part in the
demonstrations there, when he was arrested
ana place. q ia irons, together with a number of
the brotherhood. ."-Rielm0nd E1aziaer, July
SitB
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Baltimore Markets, To-day.

BtLTIMoRR, July 81. Cotton ste .dy: Up-
IL lds, 90 9haG0. Flour, very firm; and active:
and prices unchang d. Whect very firm:
prime 10 choice; red. s2.'0a2.47. Corn firm:
WIRE 81 .3na 123: yellow. sI.27. Oats, steady,
raw. Pork firm Sec Icon. active and
marker excit,d. RIB Sid-s T.: Ciea- do. ~ ~:
Shoulders, il Hsa1ih. Lard quiet at Is.
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THR WAR IN South AMERICA.-Repoyted falI
81 EEmdiid.-News from South Americ . via
London and the Atlantic Gable, reports that
The fortress OF Humafl, so long and obctinately
dsIenoSd by the Parrguayans, had fallen into
the hands Of the Allied forces, but whether it
was captured or deserted, is not said. Reports
from Perasuayan sources, which are not as
late as those from Rio Janeiro, represent that
Hamaita was as strong and well manned as il
ever has been, and that there were no prospect,
OF Its abandonment. No indication is given
from either account that Lopez had sued for
peace. The dispute between Gen. Caxi3s the
commander OF the Brazilian forces, and Mr
Washburne, the United States Minister to Par
aguay, still continued. MIR. Washburne desired
10 go mp the Parana river in q United States
We sci, TO proceed to his post Of duty, but was
prevented By Caxias Ambassador Webb will
demand bis passports If the Minister is again
nteYfered with.
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BATCHELoK's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye u the best in the world;
ths only True snt psr1ise 1ysi harnissss rsiisbis'
aas:; !s%sai.s "a y :ssss. g ~ ~; ip!ise:
sn SN sppsd q s'S %is rse:c;
No. 0 Bond meet. New York. h1s-eodly
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The PARAGUAYAN AMAzONs.--The women
in the PaIagueyen war, ii turn, out, are the
women who have always done the field work
in Parae uay, as Indian women do everywhere.
Only one woman in q thousand in Paraguay is
Of European de cent, tine nine hundyed aud
uinsty-nIne being G uarrani Iudians who, dur.
ing the whole of the war, have bean performing
fieid labor in the matte or ver6e woods, and on
The cotton and mandioca farm. The Miss
Lynch, who IS the generdhssimo Of this corps
now brought into camp is an Irish woman.
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MORE LYNCH LAW THREATENED IN ISDI.
ANA.-The brothers Reno, said &c be the leaders
OF the gang OF robbers that have infested the
line Of railroads in Indiana, are still confined
IN the New Albany Jail. IL is said that the
Vigilance Committee about Seymour ha We sent
arquest TO the Sheriff 10 promptly forward
the Renos 10 Seymour, where they were want
ed, in order TO save the Committee the trouble
of going for them. as they know their merits and
qualifications, and express q determination 10
hang them at all hazards sThIs is no idle
threat, II is added, .but the plainly expressed
will OF people terribly in earnest n
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WELCOME HOME TO SENATOR MORTON

WELCOME HOME TO SENATOR MORTON
The demonstration at Indianapolis Wednes.
day night by the Republicans, In consequence
OF the return Of Senator Morton, was the lar.
gest that ever occurred there. Delegations
from forty Republican associations, including
the State and city officials, we 1t to Cenfre.
Vile, the Senator's former home, aud escorted
him to the city. At all peNts aiop the route,
when the tram Stopped, large crowds were
assembled, who greet'd him with enthusi-
astie cheer. He made short speeches at
Cambridge, Dublin, and Knightstowa. On
his arrival at indianapolis a torchlight pro-
eession Of the "Fie hung Boys in Blue"
over mile in length, formed and escorted
HIM through the principal streets TO the
courthouse square, where the reception SPEECH
was made by the Hon. A. q. Porter. ex- mem.
Der Of Congress, to which S"aator Morton re.
piled: al must not dare not. attempt referring
10 the position of thin IS to-day, and the duties
that now press upon us all. Without attempt.
ing to bring to your comprehension the W. :
sacrlfces that have Zee / made, it is enough to
understand that all we have suffered and LOT
Will be in vain if We shall. at the for blooming
erection, place the power Of this nation IA tue
hands OF it enemies, against whom we have
been contending since the beginnin Of the re-
belhon. II is still the same contestn
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ROBBERY OF GOLD BONDS BY BOYS.
Arrest Of the Thieves and Recovery Of the

BosToN, MASS, July 3I.-Benj. F. Cushinr,
aged II, and Thomas Lrown. agsd 16, are under
arrest for robbing the ounce Of VIM. II. Kent
Co., lumber and commission merchants, of
$4,000 in gold bonds and other securities
Cushing hes been lately employed ana dis.
charged BY Kent & Co. but ret1ined the key to
the ONCE, with which he and Brown effected
an entrance Wednesday night. They confessed
the robbery, and the property was recovered.
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AFFAIRs IN GXoRGIA.-The Georgia House
OF Representatives yesterday adopted a resolu-
uon declaring that "inasmuch as the vital
question heretofore dividing members Is now
settled, they would, like men having the nter.
est Of the State at bear', bury past preludices
ana go forward TO perfect the enactment of
such laws as will establish peace and harmo-
ny among the people of the State" Two me-
Rroes afe contesting the seats OF Representa-
tiyes Famlin and Goff, in the Georgia Legisla-
ture. A committee is investigating the case of
Bradley, the negro Senator, accused of felony
The citizens Of Augusta. Ga, have held an in
dignation meeting for the purpose of protest.
ing against the present military appointees
and askn for immediate relief. A memorial
Will be presented TO the LEGISLATURE