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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

MRS. JENNIE PERRY, of New York, who
CLAIMS 10 have been for a time in the confidence
OF prominent officers of the Government, both
in that city and Washington, is said to have
oommen eed an action az law against some of
her former friends, IN which revelations of a
Iot very credtable nature to the parties involv-
ed are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

APPOINTMENT OF SUPERvIsoRs.-Secre,ar
McCulloch this morning confirmed the uomi-
nations of Alexander Fulton as Supervisor OF
Internal Revenue for Delaware, Maryland,
and the District of Columbia, and W. T. Ben
nett for North and South Carolina. The Sec
retary has also determined TO confirm the nom.
nations Of Joseph r. West for louisiana, and
John Olney for Illinois. and their commiss ions
will probably be made out tomorrow. The
nomination of Charles Hudson for the District
OF Massachusetts,, and John NJ. Commons for
the District of Indiana have been rejected. The
appointments above mentioned make fifteen
mp to this date, leaving nine yet to be appointed
and II is highly probable that the whole list
will be completed in the course of a week or
ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

THE SUB-CoMMITTEE of the Congressional
joint Committee on Retrenchment resumed its
session in New York yesterday. Testimony
was given showing that frauds are being perpe-
trated under the present reven nue laws that dis
tillers are as successful in evading payment f
the tax now as they were under the old law:
and that from one-third to one-half of the
whisky that is manufactured escapes taxation.
The various modes of carrying on the frauds
were fully explained. This branch of the IN
yestigation will be resumed to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17
PennsyIyauia-OfficiaI.
Increased vote in four years

IHE PRNNsYLvANIA COAL TRADg.-The an
tnraclte coal trade continues very heavy. The
Reading railroad brought down for the week,
10 uesday last, lGS,24i tons. and for the year
33l1.ul3 tons, against 327l 09S tons to same date
last year. The shipments by the canal were
Tor the week 35,iS} tons, and for the season
o1o,ibO ions, against 9ig,576 tons to the same
time last year, showing an increase of tonnage
from the Schuylkill region by both road and
canal OF e7,O3l tons. The entire coal tonnage of
all the anthracite regions in the State for the
week Is 3op,732 tons, and for the year l2,I9O.4tS
TONS, against ,3Ol l24 tons TO same date in 1866,
an increase OF e99,2Sl tons. The demand is
Stacking of little, and egg and stove coal has
declined in price, at New York, while the rates
OF transportation have advanced considerably.
The commission for selling coal and guarantee
has also advanced to 50 cents ton. This add.
ed 10 the 81 Is freight and tolls gives 81 % only
Tor the transportation and the selling of q ton
OF coal delivered AT New York by canal, while
the highest prices obtained by the cargo is 81 80
Tor stove and - 50 for lump. Many of the
dealers are buying the larger sizes. which is
much cheaper than stove. and breaking n nm
IN the yards.-ibi'ddel lphi1 Lsdger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

REPORT OF TIE QUARTRRMAsTRR GEN.
YgAL-The Quartermaster General has made
his annual report to the Secretary Of War He
states that the expenditures of his department
for the year have amounted TO S36.500,OO0, leav-
ing. with the balance Of appropriations for 1868
and the appropriation for 1869, near s15,O0O,O0
ayailable for the fiscal year OF 1860. The pay
ments by Southern railroads toward the settle-
mept of their accounts TO the close of Septem-
her last had amounted to Si,00O,0GO, while the
total debt Of the roads is So,50J,OV0. Sixteen
roads have paid in full. OF the total amount
unpaid, nearly two thirds Is the debt OF four
roads ia Tennessee. The establishing OF two
stock farms-one in Texas and the other OIL the
Western Plains-is suggested rs measure OF
economy, and for the improvement OF the Gov.
eminent stock. The number OF national SOL
dier-Cemeterirs is now seventytwo, aud re-
ports have been received OF go local posts or
private grounds.
REPoRT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE Cur
RENCY ON THE NATIONAL BAsRs.-The an
nual report Of Hon. X. T. Hulburt, Comptroller
of the Currency, has been completed, and
shows that during the past year twelve new
banks were organized, half OF which were 10
take the place OF banks winding mp, and which
are 20 have the notes Of such banks for circu-
latIOn soon as they are returned. The quar-
tsriy returns OF the national banks show IN At
they have q very cons siderable increase Of legal
te nder reserves over the amount required by
law. The Comptroller renews his views in
last years report, in favor Of the redemption
of all national bank notes in New York city,
and urges legislation against the payment Of
interest on bank balances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

The membership fees are str fOltars az Joining,
toT trhlr1 thc1fs 0f plsUbsrShbp acill Be fHT-
ntshed,D aud dollar and ten cents on the death
OF eac member, OF which due notice will lie given
One dollar from each member gos = 20 the widow OF
heirs OF the deceased member. and the ten cents
Tor expenses of collecting.
This Company Is diyidcd into TEN GLASSES
FOB MEN and TGN GLASSES FOB WOMEN
As soon as these classes filled, ten classes
viii he adopted Men and women are not allowed
q the same classes. Everything is done 70 make
each Glass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17
SORES ON THE TONG UE, ULCERS
IN THE THROAT, SORE GUNS,
SORE MOUIIf, SORESIN THE
NOSE AROUND TEE

recently exhibited, a few bottles will cure IA
ronIc- or through the effects of Mercury, Potas-
Sm, Corrosive Sublimate. from six 10 ore doze
oSttles may be required to make q permanent cure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17
A ADVANTAGES.

he advantages of this Association over ordtaar
Lie Insurance Companies are, no pa les can
break iti the fees are small, aud reluired 10 h.
paid a. such long intervals, that any man can
secure u his family . competency upon his desth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

remarkable instance OF personal beauty re-
stored 10 Lady dishgured by the rayages OF a
frightful disease.
From the advanced sheets Of a new Medical work
called
FALSE AND TRUE
BIZ JOHN RADwAY, ND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

Glass "A has 300 male members. man dies
The Association pays over within forty DAYS Is oDo
20 the widow or heirs and the rsIs aiming nembers
forward within thirty days dollar aud ten cents
esCh 10 he AssocistIJn 20 reimburse il Pailirs
to send this sum they forfeit TO the Association al
moneys paid. aud the Association supplies q peV
member 70 ell the place OF the retiring one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-17

AVSAA Ao6NIO AAB WANRRn
In every County s.d Tsvn; and appl,o.s,.-.
oo%ssssns IerIs: fSr such Asenciss With -
asa'sA A.; Saa , s0siEi =. soSS.
o.! Asent for the District Of oolu%hss on, ~ y. o.,
Snpnss esa West Virginia, ne 49,. o.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
GENERAL REAL EsTATE ITEMS.

Jamaica, L. les has 7O0) perInaPsSan1SEo sa1Soa1ts dnt, aud
Unte, ,".leLee o4 si' 'ncine companies. Pablo a-u
p,,st schools, ANA several couatry ho'el'' s,,or
Norwood y D. is again coming rom inTS s%S ios to
30 ",' ' &C. several buildings have gHne HP Ps,ie
lat six months, and lTgs sPleni ssP'Sad on the ine OF
81 % rafoad ~ New-Jersey - IN l4lle9 ~ ht @ S6o
SCI Cy 10 y Dsanu TISS enss ~ the founder OF the
aUes luSiI t@V1 of EuglewoOd on the same TOau ~
SY,Tfai.y aid out in streets ana avenues ''"0 u
,.l...s tre All graded.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
xpoKrs FaoM SEPT. l, 1867, TO DATE.

vrSUDr I'd arr frn al SO Georges 80 rBai GscEe
are quiet a. SJ Tor NO ba an 5S "r @ p % Y ' No. 10
GRAiN-We have bad only modse demand ~ W5g tne Pest
80 alcus,ea aud material decline u o. gs ant some
rracon Spring enane shipper to earsale te Z. '
aud We about 1900 bush and CONSISTS cIra, @i r nFn
Amber Western has been offered nor Freely hs sgI o
, rery scarce indeed the AZ is the olnctica Of Wnls
" " a. ,I c.,r 4 over oartirI that of l85 ~ Amber is
b that vsar brt m erees' of isyear ohen
Si @ % Sosrr states we learn the thrashc bad the
rt Al almost oil the pnnrpa markets there arc bo those Of last
yea, when ,as oS bad S1 s5, n 1i,'t s there We note
100 bush prue Amber Wheat az Ge"ge.o D. Mr ana on a'I
iat ias soal IA, & .e @ @ G West We hys more favorable
s A, 91e wv @ an an lie IN IN The more Northern
s9gg Wheat grow ng states better au We barn ,he ouk o.
% h been srcnred Ia order s vii gre us me slpHi
sna ue tr,t frmtr NAV lhdue 90 sell rroHPH a. by
lollng Spring they miy be cnlpeAe ?" I
Ia ibr mgrhrl siueHr. Spr9s and 4os @ ps m E fr Milling
the sarsue 780j bush 4 - o. Itt no. . 4g 25 far Ve,
- 81 for .. 40 SES1s' s5 s9 Whie Ihgaa 81 20
for Amber do snd SD P M ,h.eere of busiSes We
III ,sn. BareT Malt over ag has'e IN lm,si nnsugi
!hn 'pP h snail ss,s rge at ~ eJ4S IS per ha.a
snd one cargo N bond at .! ~ hs 1 - r. a5v law -
sbern ut ID ao Westernst . a6 ana SIateat -
Ost, have tiry active ileng a. losef & a @ m o @
hors are dispose, to sell freely al TIE close the
''oh anu @ s bs demand sales Of 81 90 bush at 150oe
market lo~et l Cl DO 53032c closing Poe afoat and
Tor Ne' M 55c udsu Corn has beeu good deirand,
Jr-. asl ~ & l, ,sls and the though have hr
mal5 w., m g Ar srpert aud bat irs tue extreme prices
rr,n. tbs bauess soud have been m.eh larse We % .s
eg nla l .ss We bage added largely to stock and and sf.
eds $4,000 BUSH when p az ot s G ,tf,,is f,rt.
W., L,ey The erp toe West would be oat Of dgeI h os
a. a, The Soah ar'ny l Ian ap r1ei nt ssd closed
steady qui tbe pq M i isls 40 fef nan and Tu
S K% w@.i.H Mned 2Oasi2z Western Nhas At Sl %
.ul Weaseu isia~ 4" al :"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
REAL ESTATE.
vrv.yoRK, saturday, Aug q, 1893.

M. oro no movements of note in real es-
ta,c either in this city OF IT'S immediate Ea D,ee to
q s' IL enc rnucr part OF the city; but next Nec w.
inHHCN be rlier Important sale Of lots N Ne
tlg .is..rs A. ID lleIeCk, ". ( Bro halt ING 10
Durlam. 10 John r. Pitrsob. OF LlilS1e'I W. 7; Mar
- $1,000 At I.uscc, ton acres DeOhEns ~ A. RoaeIIe
- n. nIe, j.; chino @, " r. y, tgr 800, y Y Uni.
~. - aud-s 10 ls-ac J.. Ferris. CAahoenoi ~
,..---. .UI rI lYI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
e to note. and the demand las teeu
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE

F9T CllaI GO oa4 I'7.- T5lI;, - - -.
5ush Rye, a bush Grass See 5 ush Faxseed - h 80
cotton 22 bs Flour l6i bb Cor Neal go hb Crude trl
97 b Refined Per.uu l5 bb Sarhth 20 pkgs Cut Mssu 40
pkys Lard pkgs Ashes 20 pkr Selrn l5 Butter os5
p-s C4e pkaS Taiou bDis Ezgs. ~
b sol Hemp Hops, ~ sides Leather, s
Hides bds Rides 81 hslA Tobacco Ia lEa 4oS4ece ~ pAsA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
gors:s, Carnlgts, tt,

lFUI9.5i N7aIttItIIEf W
AT HENRls CITY AUCTION MAXI,
u p,os8rav and Tai tu. REGULAR public sties II HORSES
CARRIAGkS HAKNB,s RUGS Whlfn All eyertsng sec4sd 10
raHpr and driving are Brd WEDNESDAY au4 hAIulDAl
bro4giou ti year u Doar Ju5ef N Away, tle number ol
Iorsrs suitable light diyng aud heavy Hoh az te sales
vbb.r espel advertised The arrest stoHprh OF heF
sd second hand Carriages " Harness m"As 90
b.rd aso rerr Furenor PARK PA 0As. by Mae ept-A
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
THE MARKETS.
fc.runy reported for THH p ~ ".

fCarsiury reported Tor THE ~ Trrvt
SArrHpAY Aar p, l,il
ASHES-P and good denaad % Peais quiet at
81
COTTOS-The market dos NOT hoN ur activity SD there
pe.tr pretty si~rdT feeling h0aers and prices ad
vsnre lsug stsck oleing se 73 bales
ucuag spsae-s, 10. gpcl, aHi Si 10 site-.5 We
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
Mtifl.

nm. -CARPENTEB~ PATENT ELECTRO
e1, sg terator can a. ths NEWJERsb iA2lIU'E or FHo
CbFESVE MEDICINE No. l- 4h.Iffrt NcHt 10 80 N-uih,
i tp[5 tbt Coasumptor. Bronchitis Cgtfrh fheaeausi
and a chron dses- oa1 be clrc' h l1a'ol . ,ac
80 ~ frest,eut llcfIlte huses, lnsAa@
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
THE STATE or TRADE.

IoNDoS Aug 22-Ege8i Tasr Is nea l1atou To- he hArkei
fr .ar srre would be- impossible 60 ste al eHac prec
Tbs sr par Of tie business s0weye has bee transacted az -
I. ~ Ma ~. 8
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

CDFFbIue sle iepaua ior BlA Zee pretty acare
M prices oblne hl hoers htre goo at Jet asked Al a
vance. sales of blgs Brazeo lu2 Mississippi
,iemse private terms Other grades are nominal
DlhN OODsNo very large uaHacou have beea reported tte
i-maui cheap LogwsJ While for choice DO there Is bot
moderate rcqett prces DO vary materially from our last We
ootr Cam Fll5 Faso Cabl s do Jamaica At $2Sa
~. Ta-r.I J.lat Al 6 ard 10 Iagaua al $2S-a gold
FIOlF AND NEASnee tit dtv ursk have hii coupirs
ty ue. ure. and STATE flour; the hbeta
,nt,g AMI oil dec ed aH lower r ouceso.
Jate Wlta much e1o7 only Rag ,oI tlsif Immediate
~ ti. Fe Au they be mistaken, prices here
hsH te interior and the 9toas noF are
O. operate Ihe receipts o. Ne" Foaf lFe
asreid lut ve lni e mT ari 9i u s n,' l 70 LaI % lt
rn n yrr rhoe Fary brans: but u mun qsht bal
very hbsrai saPPIy s1d are Ae 70 ye YER ie
e reduced = foreign oniers, has greatly retnet0i yur'
out'er, end Ne h9l ihiPphg urlhls ste 'H "a 20" hi'
on e gradcs ,ad oa oters 81 ho- GA flour has been
fair ts r bower e limits of shippers orlefs
@ $50 Of H. e standard al. year the prsat of
f-1t AID eaclange advance gfts loser in
prces apprais eeitiiu nh4 ny at, q- - - 80 ~ ~ -.
oi shippers, shrh We N Shtc pa's H'l, ' 80 - M
Tfe quality NeE flour from leuuese AID hersey spror
90 it ot't vear epc'ay % a,l tfae ol 's %, ~ %
thr fouuer state Nupeflne 500 ~" ha'e sSd ven us9
al er Glrcs not p-nr sour is been "a h deman ana
with less Offering prices arr anch.nlr ' ' G 5S e a NJ H'
j. less active tl with liberal a1Tas prices are ss-n J@<Sc b9
loser h- being couhu almost entirely 20 ne bse trade he
ra grades dprrsrd hc s'ie' are % hls A. 80
"a "a PaSv state. SO sso o5 fr the ioa grsdss western
NTH: PSI rooi choice Spug Wh. E1tns Z o 251
81 Minnesota ani Iowa battas 80 @ - 'or SnRg Ohoi
+qRq%9 81 for Trade Family brands ~ 2fd 81 y o Amber
Extra lniisn at Mehs,n 80 90 - o. er v bie
Wheat do - sra S ior kHtra ana poDe Lza 81
T a., f1rna Flour DALI and heavy bat not qu0a9y lowers
II Ibis aui sacks 80 2J0S2 p Cauaa Flour remains DOLL
And m the abuce sales pce non na southern Flour easier
~ G v ami medium grades for these fsa tue market dun
~ les of go bb at 90S9 20 for ordinary good bKA BaAore
nJ Cont-vt ~ s2 o BIr and Family Georgia aSd gn
d SS 6 IS f,f Ertra Family Maryland and Delaware
Teu is lower and dali, sars of 30 bbs al sGFl Corn N IS
more acire d s,-iv; ssles Soo bb at 10 for Choice WeteH
~ "
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
SaIts bp SuttiCu.

Irsrrs NJ PHaRs Auctioneer
UCTION SALE of HOUSE and LOT at
~ Pen kichmeud 4 T-pHFIPs PALLON Co. No s. Pmest,
n u viii sell AUCTION THURSDAY sept ieS AZ "
m a EIohange SAlesroom IN Brodssy hOusb sno LoA al
Rehmoad L. w ron Hnlus 90 @ 'us a. ~
Pase Beges Post; house ard aii li.N, W. "
ber 3In marble saHtels; gas hfoagIos' ~, 80, "a G,
barn, age boase. with f,T MAJ &c ot - 49,
TuHung from sare road 70 vateT ys st,
and ~ TENS an
d ofeed PHRbPs. fALLON Co, No = Ll-s.e y L.
Gro A Ls,yrrr, Aurroasef. -, ,NrrroNr
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, 1ldN ION
ID HALL Asior place and Bgbtt LhAsI IT, @ m
Co. CossNNsss SoLiorrFn. LrHsAEfr CAIALoeUSp AD e.
A NJ NEEvrS Aucrouees
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co, Broadway cor.
ID al sSaes y Books Works Of Ar FascL 1ees I- a.
A. G. s. FoKf MoSRos Va Avg, y; u; ly,t W. r,
GOVERNMENT SALE of SUBSlS hNGE
" STORBSWh be soh Pubc Aueioa " foT' N'nrOs' va
sept !. 1882 st o.clsol NJ. . M, ~ ,,. %, Ia.
ei boxes Fe4oh saeosad Ied vegeables 90 70 hos @ -
"a botes uncsokol n Ied NegaAt e' ty ~ le " -
28 bsres American COOKED Mixed Negetae. Jty' 10 ~ 49, -
Vegetables to of.a lI eac4 .Lt -,
IN case Of each; they selected iH aft 10y ~ ~
bees recently TencLed l u" h'''Nb
c.sss tn each her-sus q erceil-ut Shipping or.ef
deItv snGs Wharf lee " c1pe1f
derHs -. s ~ .u.. - ~ - m S JANIS CURRY,
ID ''-- N 5f Art, A. G. y
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
rast anN OanS.

alisttlllntOus
CYPRESS SHINGLES for SALE.
" 1yIUoO Cypress aud Juniper lwoiuot Sulnges
JOAN W RUSSELL ~. II Brnaat'y
nOCKING TIMBER for SALE.
Il j 20 cubic feet Canada W. T. nocsiaE Timber
~ 90 CUBIC feet Canada liemlock Timber.
joins W RUSSELL No % Bro'dwN
TOuN DWIGHT & Co. u-
M1nHfictUrrs ~
SlfFp sTUS. SUPEEEARB. SODA, SAl-SOpA. 1c
tGtNrs FOR OSFORBS CREAM of IAFIAE
nAK SHIP PLANK for SALE.
J b. Wi VI sKiagL Canada W bite OAA.
JOHN Vs. RUSSELL. No Il Broadway
DLTJMBAGO:JThe profits are enormous, a
/ nine beisg ID valuable than gold nine
,,,ZINNttIFsy. ZNt 'fsy The profits are very large
an p gl aa aud ser long search heIs secured valgahe
mines vii whole Of ae, or retain a. .lesL Ii,'si 20
but wi ave 40 agent an eteAt chsas
49, ar n iav properties uil s for bali The real value
burirs Iny absence 81 tlle lpcs, rlile a a. ,,
~ Vs. q. u. MCABE
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
Go G,bum ii map CGpiua.

Go 1tbOm ii map CGpiua -
49,
Ovstcr oV suE BlErHoPoLIrAs BusHD - itALTH,l .
Na. %. 1i0lT .sT. NEv l0hK AaE- lI l'e. .
r a meeting Of tine Metropolitan board OF
n s,h bsaat IN Oacs No 800 Mot g.. hea4orN, oa be 1884
Au-r.t lgsI lie following Ier1uiin1 VS. rl pt-f'
Rld and il hereby declared 20 be- ah additional of1laHee Of
tius Boiri a. Olowsi - ,h..-h .,, ,
b no DIAL hrchsrs refuse al e conveyed hronfHA Ay Nref
u ,,n ~ tDs taL@s breoyu, e1ept DetFrfh Ne
brs ~ fou the srTusgl a eo Il --i .h Let"rn
H. rr, of oclock c0ck Le morlf g. I D." sni OF
az ~ I'd uitss ue De- tEt ioAot uares
ofFfst' 10" "N'' - GEORGE 3. LINCOLN.
lASl Piralrnt
EN~oSs CLARE, Ssereiat
C,TnT-FN an the evening of the 18th OF Aug,
=, iJ,o4g. Mercer GelIT. e. j. ORE hAl Aalshi IH Top
WAGOy The mare ~ ban hsh% f1r Iasi HP1tfi mfh
csr on lef ee j l- crf te Ielecilte
H. er M. wages sersBhsncc ,ls back Iaae be' D. '"
VOORHEES,.
THE YOUNG NOhLNs, HONE. OF, OF the
"IJ.s Chr stan Tuion Iruofsi 'pu l. f'u t" ~ 20
X o. [s W,saeiou.sq Maolousist "ooo ser
sures f.nI.reI ffoI pcraoIs AZ plilt FOL Un4fi-
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

9c'-e.
IA PIERRE HOUSE,
TuLAIEiglIt. pa.
The uud.ag,el L-sg sei ts above r"Ga- H'o 'fl l''g
"a De c,t.r,ye alterations ad 1aveer r' open ''r h' re''
a5u Of G.es, vita ihs ap1o.a.uraoi Of lsie.ia -...
JB EurrERwOETH Co.. If-r..1r.
SJarO aa0 Go,ns
DREAKFAST and TEA WANTED ln quiet
,.r laraton Boz ttis Gtr Hors us t~rlsIg -rIa
a-d the s..aasisless gu'i har Do Hsl A' lai l.. N =
VERY PLEASANT ROOMS. eu sutc, or SIN
rr rta Bstrl loF aa.Hs .rt-- 4 Ii-aa4-1
leue 20 10 Ha-rs.. O. iliI .- .l ''..-'
WANTED. bv % small fnmiIv-t0ur or six
w EuONs a rsd hraI'i ooltesai cor ln.r. she
convex saty arr u4--E ar A.la.l GfHh i-4
I4r.rulas --l. e.. bOpA., lrI4n. Ja
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
furuItuIe.

DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
ID s--sptsd Also CLHstu tl anH Cham
et MAI. aad orameutl j. ?. FlEElND-uNs 40 O1
Ctralst oppoate Wooster Estahlshfd l5ia.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

EEEwAu i0vs~RuCTlnN ANb t.hFAiss
WAsWNoTDy. u C.. AuEu,i W. Ios' ,
The N,vs ent viii Public Auction ae oAoHsgAaH
vessels ,,,,,-.,ot,Tu Z II
On WEDNESDAY, August 20. Il u o'c.ocs "a,
The MAEATANZA, sIte-saeel steamer, 90 tnhs'
WINDOskl Gdrwleei steaI'r, y.f t1h''
The PEORIA, sdrNhrel s,e@n-r a. ., rs. 80
IN. TACOVY sidr-vlerl eTmer yls tEus.
She LENAPEE, sd-0Leel ste-nrt - ~ .Ll-
The YUCCA, scTeN sl-'laa' 90 '
AT THR r. s. MAYNARD, hhh-iptA'
ou SATURDAY. August Q. AZ u "coet =.
II. T1IIA AITOMA l.awLeti scsner. bN t1na
Tbe IUCISTA aIe-FLee. STEAMER. l,ll1 ~ s.
~ nan Gr,v, sr.r steamer, 10
At THR Y g NAvYYAgD, pHlLADRLPhiA'
o. TTE,DAT, Sept /, 90 - O'Clock ~
The MkTACOAEI, slie-vh--i steamer ~ .'H~
TIE SHAMROCK, Hicwhre. stram.f' ~ l''~
The SAsSACUS Ed-Ulrei steamer ~ .l1-
'II. CHIN ANGO, side ther. steamer, Yit 'hA
The FLORIDA sde.Fhas steamer, ~ TONS
The HORNET iroul, eide h.. st.-uTi ~ tn@
Tie BOXER Ufsul sd,-NLesI steamer ftt iiaA
AT THF u. s NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON
On THURSDAY. sept a. T. O'Clock m.
The A>CUTNkT saI. .lOr. ttr.rr. Di 'lt faas
Tie NbWBLRN, screw steamer o. 't' ~-s
AT THE 4. s. EAYYllRu, NORFOLK. "a,
OuSATrNuAI, sept o.. at l- o,.H -
The SENECA. sGrE steamer 90 ~ taas
At FWOElEAES. IA.
o. TUESDAY sept D. al 70 cc.'rF w.
The MAHASkA, sds-Uherl stttlti " -'s ta1%
4 A.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
6itu Std 6stat, for saIt.

titr aflI tstatt Tor sat.
DARGAINS.-House and lot i'm HOratiO-st. /;
ID ss desirable h 60 Braokeaeir- JAQUES 2o6 BroalEay
EOR SALE.-Three vacant LOTS, n. /. cor
Il Of TyeEtylrsi ald NaTe.; g. feet IEentg ~ r ST.
end 80 feet treating hntlave IRgse sf n WELLS No 6l
Nintsave.
DOR LEASE or SALE.
Oae ofths Rost d-sr4bs BUSINESS PROPERTIES on Cfs
bstEeeu Beekaau sr tols Possession gwen lei September In
qure Of r. :. 7. ClNSEL. 80. 81 Ci5-st
HOUSES 10 LET and for SALE.
H CITY AND CotNlkl PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED Oh BOND AND MORTGAGE
KING A. Co.
Tbirtyffht and sIth.avs. tSsth NATIONAL Bsas5
Al No. 925 Broadway.-STANLEY DAY,
~ Broker free his printed list Of City Dwellings, Business
ros-r;f 1eueeuts. Lots 90 ai pTes 30 everv dreelon
HOUSES FOR SALE aud TO LET, with i'm
n srrdiAte possession fern bed ard un1rnste fhh Madison
Lena sou.avss- MuHy H AID other caocs locatOns
j. T.. PARKER g. Co, No. p Finest
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
6ounkp Zeal esiait for SaIt.

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
n = Arsr, DsteSe Co u mile ~ Aseuia fetaiIsU
S sds peg fruit aud shade trec Is acre, choice acd IN
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
srooklpu Zeal 6stat, for SaI,.

FOR SALE-BROOKLYN PROPERTY
HOusESon ua Cuubeana aud oiher streets and
srssuE nar three cars and bat from CITY Hall
P-op inpr1yiug C0gHty &c
Anpg b W. & =. 4. CRrfEEHANK. No 50 BroalNay.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
CALE 0F NAVY VESSELS.

EgExAu 90 CONTRACTION ANb fRrAs
WAsmNGToy ~. G.. August 80. 1875. ,
-.,.rt " III ,er AZ Public Auction the following
The New York herald., 1868-05-18
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

A Salt Lake city paper thinks the prevalence OF
a,vorcc c,ses In the states shame. husband
cond he divorced half dozen times out there with
out noticing the dinelence'
Wash spradling q coored barber Of Louisville,
who was high up among the list OF heavy taxpayer,
and who was Intimate with all the great KentucKi-
ans OF the last half century, beinx, " is even re-
ported confidential adviser to James Guthrie when
he was secretary Of the Treasury mas just died Of
heart disease.
Fuller the teller OF the Hartford City BANK, who IL
serving sentence In the Conpecticut Stale prison
for alleged frauds on the bank, has petitioned 'he
Legislature for his release.
An Illinois paper estimates that the expenses , 2.
the United states government last year was h'"o
over 1000 minute.
Tupper has lately written seven stunning stanzss
over some bones dug up Mt Smthneh aaa s assumed @
by Tuppor to be bones Of the Sfnlthneiu nay.s. y
AMER the stanzaa were written anatonica scencc LIZ.
discovered the bones TO be pigs bones hven III .ns
view OF the case says cruel cruc, the ies u''eiy
failed 70 be adequate to the subject
Ohio n 70 have new coat Of arms. The LeeIsa.
turc of that state has passed Dill making the coat
~ arms consist OF shield in the form OF circle,
Havin0 I'm the foreground ON the right sheaf OF
Wheat: on the LEFT bundle Of seventeen arrows; IN
Tho background, and rising above the shear anu
arrows q mountain range, over which u rising
sun.