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WASHINGTON. D. c.. FRIDAY. AUGUST 49, 1868.

MORE "FoUL PLAY."-The troubles az the
Broadway Theatre do not seem TO have ended.
Last evening, the performance had reached the
third scene Of the second act (in which a tab
leau of great interest is presented by the meet
ing ct General Rolleston with his daug ghter's
preserverl, and the excitement Of the audience
was At the highest pitch, when a dark visaged
respectfully dressed man ran swiftly down the
centre OF the orchestra stalls, and, climbing
over the o. p. side Of the stage, presented a le-
gal document 10 Mr.. Harkins. SO aghast were
both audience and actor by this sudden and te-
tally unexpected act, that for a moment the
most impressive silence prevailed. The band
stopped, the characters fsreot their roles. while
the spectators sat with their eyes riveted Hron
the interrupted scene. The author of this ex-
traordinary effect had sufficient regard for his
own safety TO take advantage of the temporary
stupor, and retire. After the first momentary
feeling of astonishment and indi gna ton had
subsided, the actors, with highly commendable
nerve, finished the remaining portion of the
act No sooner, however, had the curtain de-
scended than a perfect hurricane of applause
shook the house. and frantic calls for liar
kins' caused that gentleman TO come before the
curtain. Before the vociferous cheering in the
auditorium bad ceased be was ioined upon the
stage by Mr.. w. A. Moore, the business mana
ger OF the house. This gentleman, in appro-
pirate words, deplored the interruption that
had occurred, which he characterized as dis
graceful, and stated that in the absence of Mr.
Barney Williams, the lessee Of the house he
should continue TO support Mr.. Harkins in the
Iulnllment OF his engagement of the theatre.
having every reason TO believe that the repre-
sentations OF that gentleman were correct
". /. Commercial, 27h inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-28

The OPTICAL INTEGRITY OF THE GOVERNOR
OF LoUIsIANA-Resolntions were offered In
the House similar 20 those of the Senate on
Tuesday, calling for committee of inquiry
into the charges affecting the official integrity
OF the Governor. Certain members of the
House refused TO receive fhe resolutions, sus-
pension Of rules being Necessary for their
reception. Under such suspension of rules for
the purpose, Mr.. Mcmillan, the leading Radi-
cal member OF the House, introduced a pre-
am bic and res olution that the representative of
the Tenth District, Parish OF Orleans, w. Pope
Noble. on the 26th instant asked leave to intro
duce resolutions of inquiry into certain as
sumed rumors touching the official integrity of
the Governor; and the Times newspaper, to
which said member is or has been attached
gives publicity to the resolutions sought to be
introduced, and the unfounded aarges therein
contained, and that a commiu~e of three be
appointed to inv estigate this action of the mem.
Ter from the Tenth District and if in the
opinion of sand committee he was prompted by
malice ard desire 10 promote the interests OF
his political party by this unwarranted pro-
ce-dIng. then the said committee be instructed
TO present resolutions expelling said member
from this body. The yeas and nays were called
for on this resolution, and IL was Iost-yeas Dc
nays B.. The Democrats, without exception,
voted for the committee Of inquiry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-28

The CATTLE PLAGUE. The Cincinnati
Commercial reports that the cattle disease is
spreading in Ohio. 1t says
Reports form the interior of the State show
that II is not alone confined to this section
We weIe informed, yesterday, that the disease
had broken out, within the past three days, in
the vicinity of Harbne's Stltion, On the Day.
ton a Xenia Railroad, and between that village
and Xenia. 1t had attacked the cattle on five
or six farms. Daniel Harbine, Esq, had
already lost one or two, and another man,
whose name We did not learn, had sustained
losses amounting TO q thousand dollars Here
as elsewhere, there seems some connection be-
tween the disease and the presence of Texas
cattle. A herd OF the latter was brought here
some days ago, and the sickness now shows
itself on such farms as these cattle passed oven
on the way to their pasture fields.
Professor Gamgee, who is travelling under
commission of the United States, and purs u ing
his investigations in the r f. ected districts, saws
that prevention consists in housing the auima H..
or keeping them isolated in inclosed pasture,
allowing sloppy food, green corn and plenty
of fresh water to drink. The disease appears,
to q great extent, lncurable, and the best fleets
in the early stages have resulted from giving
the animals diffusable stimulauts, such as sui
phuric ether, chloroform, or nitrous ether. with
neutral salts-stimulants such as hnseed tea In
abundance are indicated.
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.


A-Austin Hon S; Ashley Edwin f: An.
drew & Gilbert; Andrew q Gordon; Allen ]:
Adams Joseph +, ,; Abraham Lewis; Allen
Dr w; Adams s: Amery DR.. A: Arnold W
B-Bibb A Il; Brohan H: Bertram HI;
Baldwin Chas j; Bailey Charles r; Bolts c f:
Bismark T. V; BALDWIN Chas p; Brown Chas;
Boyd Chas A; Blanchard c A; Buel Col ID Z;
Bortei Edward; Bean Geo L: Bogus George E;
Blakeley Geo l.; Brown Harry; Beardsley H;
Blondenheim H Burnhelmer Henry; Bonder-
heide Henry; Belt Harry o. Berton Gen1 H S:
John; Barrett James: Berkley ] w; Bryan ];
Barry John; Belger Capt J; Bancroft J; Baker
J W: Barclay John X, ,; Burke Hon Joseph
w; Bell James; Bird John: Bell John; Bead
ley Lemuel Capt :; Braham Lorenzo j; Buck
DIR L A; Bryson Martin; Berry otto; Brown s
NJ; Boles Thomas; Berault Wheaton; Boteler
Wilson; Bowins VIM; Burwell VIM l..
C-Clements Arthur; Cary A; Clements A:
Cook Benz A; Garter Constant; Cald well Hon
&; Gardiner DR.; Cox Danl J; Coall f: Corey
Geo H; Coldenstrith G W,2 Corning q w;
John; Cleveland Jas: Cockull Jno H; Clagett
John b; Clements Jas H; Cowan jas; Carson
John: Chew Rev Jno H: Carter Luther: Con-
don; Coombs N; Oorbn Natison; Crump Ohm.
stead; Cutler Capt N; Clark Peter; Carr r:
Cassiday Peter; Coleman Patrick; Cailan Patk;
Campbell F.a; Connel Robert A; Coleman
Rady; Cormick Richd ID: Chiffon SamI; Cow.
ley Hon Thos; CushinRs Thos A; Crosby DIR T
willard.
D-Dexter Allen Paine; Dudden hauser An.
gusI: Dowell b +, col; Digs Charles; Dawson
e: Denton Chas; dickson Ehas s: Dra,ne
Frank ]: Douglas Harry; Du Bois James a
Demay Joseph w; Dyson John; Daniel Jno.
Dement, Jno p; Dale Jno r; Deojnhv 49,
Dwight Marion NJ: Dedrick Myers &: Debry
NJ N; Davis A; Dawson Samuel G: nolney
rs; laws Wis Thomas; Dresser U; Dorey W A;
E-Euer Chas e; Erskine Geo: Eppin1 ID
NJ; Eagen James; Edosli Mr.; Elliot S B; Eds
F-farris II; Field ID; Flynn 4: Frank r.
fioar Eawafoi fsrr George Furst Capt Geo:
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MORE INDIAN OUTRAGEs.
Twelve Whites Murdered-W an
Child Ahockingly Mutilated.

Il n nd
Child Shockingly Mutilated.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 2S.-A Denvar dispatch say-s
that the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe Indians
continue their depredations of numbering in .
offensive settlers In central eastern Colorado
On Tuesday they attacked kiowa Station en-
the Smoky Hill route. capturing thirty horees
whose remains were found yesterday shock
lngly mutilsted, and brought here for burial.
Another band killed three men yesterday at
Sathan, on the Platte stage route. They chased
the smoky Hill stage several miles, keeping up
running fire, but without doing any dam age
Gov. Hall mas organized a company OF sixty
volunteers who left here at three O'Clock this
morning. Gen. Sheridan has authorized him
to call on Commander +. Reynolds for assIs-
lance NO doubt every effort will be mate to
oyertake and punish the Indians.
Great excitement exists
Inc Indians are stripping the country of al
stock and provisions. Twelve persons are
known to have been murdered In the past two
Gays. A Cheyenne dispatch says Edward NJ.
fratt, OF Peoria, Ill in company with Il. J.
Everett, were herding horses two mil les from
fhis city, early this morning, when he was sur
prised by five Indians and scalped
he was brought into the hospital where he
died at 10 o'clock the same morning. The
Indians succeeded in driving off thirty horses
Everett escaped. Another body of Indians. ii
is reported, have driven away a large lumber,
two miles west. Gen. Vessels has sent a body
OF cavalry in pursuit. Nothing definite is
An Helena, Montana, despatch ssys On
the I'd instant a party of citizens captured
twenty Indians who were ont stealing ner Old
Mission, on the Missouri river.
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GEN. RosKCRANs AND THE SOUTHERN AD-
DRHss.-A despatch from White Sulphur
Springs, Va. last night, SAYS -" Gen. Rose
Grams left at 10 a. m. for Washington, taking
with him the address and correspondence with
the Representatives OF the South here. General
Rosecrans declined making known the pur-
loses of the address or correspondence. In
substance IT amounts TO a proclamation Of the
sentiment of the sentiment of the southern peo-
pie on the political situation. 1t will be made
public by Gen. Rosecrans, with an address of
his own, through the Central Democratic Con
servatiye Executive Committee OF Washing
ton. Ii was signed by Gems. Lee, Beauregard,
Echols and Anderson, Hon. Alex. II. Stephens.
Cows. Letcher and Picksns, and all the prom
lnent men here"
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~John Greenwood formerly OF Barnum's
Museum, OF New York, was obliged to have
his right al m amputated on Tuesday, in conse-
queDce OF the rapid swelling spreading from
the hand which had received slight poiso ous
bruise.
k%Baron Charles Won Lederer, the newly
appointed Minister Plenipotentiary and En-
yoy Extraordinary Of Austria to the United
States, has arrived at New York
SThe forest fires in Canada are driving on
the bears from their retreats.
SSporadic cases of Asiatic cholera contin.
ne TO bp reported in New England towns
James NJ Doane tailor died OF cholera IN New
Bedford last Sunday.
~Victoria has frequent fainting fits
0Coal is said to lose five per cent. month
by being expo, ed to the weather.
~A suit in Chicago is to decide whether one
Bafeman has three wives or none.
ga condensed milk factory of four hmm.
dred cow power is to be started at Hawley willie.
CT.
0The N. Y. Mail announces:-.Very nat.
ural looking busts are now made of wire net
ting. Price Sl.5O."
SThe Young Mems Christian Association
of San Francisco pays the postage on letters
dropped in the postofice Of that city without
having stamps afhxed to prepay them.
1A new question asitaies New England
Shall boys between IL and 2l years OF are he
allowed 70 vote.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

A Convention of Superintendents Of Regis
tTatiOn held in St Louis have adopted certain
m the different election districts Of Missouri.
which are denounced by the DemocratIc press
as IN direct violation OF the Registration laws
as infamous IN character, and the issuing of
them an outrageous usurpation of authority on
the part of the SuperiRtendents OF REGISTRATION
George Deighton. arrested IN Canada on sus-
picIon Of stealing $500 from the landlord of
Putnams Hotel at Petrolia, was forclbly taken
frOm Jali by the cltlzens of that place and con-
Veyed TO derrick, where a confession was
extorted from him, after being suspended three
tunes, once by the wrists and twice by the neck
until lie was almost extinct.
Dispatches from Rome state that the Rev.
Dr. Hy T.. Manning, Archbishop OF London, is
10 b. made Cardinal. 1t as also reporled tnat
Cardinal Antonelli "a Secretary of State and
President of the Papal Ministry.
A noted pickpOcket, named Dutch Heinrick,
robbed an aged man named Patrick Dlckery,
on horse car IN New York yesterday, of
SI5,tOG In United States bonds. The thief was
arrested but the bonds were not recovered.
The session OF the FenIan Convention in
New York yesterday was devoted to the dis
CussiOn of the best means of efecting union of
the Brotherhood.
Most Of the white United States troops are
being removed from North Carolina. One OF
more regiments Of negro troops are being con-
Cenraied in the State.
The bill postponing the election in Savannah
until the second Tuesday in December has
passed the Georgia Legislature. The question
of negro equality is being discussed In the
House.
No new cases of cattle disease repor ted in
New York. II is proposed TO esJao Iish a
quarantine of thirty days al all herd V ards in
New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
The Canadian government processes TO have
information that several Head Centres and
leading Fenians will be present AT Whelan's
trIaL
Mrs. Wheeler, of Ohio, yesterday addressed
Of
in Rochester, New York, while IN a trance
state.
North Carolina looks forward to a warm DO
hueal canvass. Both parties are moving sner-
gsiieally.
The brig Virginia Dare, of Baltimore, arrived
at hey West yesterday from Aspinwall, With
all hands sick with Chagres fever
The dry goods firms of New York have deci-
ded 70 sell no more goods 10 Southern mer-
chants except for cFsh.
Judge Barnard OF New York Yesterday de.
clined 10 relea-e on bail the sherif's officers
concerned IN the Broadway Theatre outrage
InsurreCtionary bands have again appeared
in Bulg arla- and have had several conflicts
with the Turkish troops.
The ereyolutlon in ST. Domingo is progresslng q
ano becoming general.
The Preach Emperor is TO visit the camp at
Chalons on the I'd of September.
The Danish Government have decided
against the adoption of the decimal system of
coinage.
The sale of the Figaro newspaper on the
streets of Paris has been prohI b ted.
In Virginia the tobacco crop this year Will be
the large>t known since l6Ou.
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Europeau Markets To-day,

LONDON, August 2S-Forenoon.-Consols for
money and account, 9i1; U. s. Bonds, 7Ib;
Great Western 394; Illinois,9lH.
FRANKFORT, August 2s.-U. s. 5-20s, IS.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2s.-Cotton opens steady
with considerable activity. Sales of the day
1900 bales Sales OF the week, 100000 bales
of which p, 800 bales were for export, and l5UOO
for speculation. Stock Az, 900 bales. of which
I93.WO Is American. California wheat l2s Cd
PARIS, Aug: 2s.-There has been an increase
francs.
LONDON, Aug. 2s-Afternoon -Consois, for
money, and account, 81 Eries, 81 1; U. s. Bonds
III; Illinois, 91k.
LIVERPOOL, August 2S.-Afternoon- Cotton
steady, stock afioar 709,OOO, Of which only 5000
is American.
LONDON, Aug. 29-3 p. m.-American seen.
rites Quiet
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A NJ Z r ICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON, AAssAcHusErrs.

The very important aud extens imp mproyemeuts
which have recently been made in this popular
hotel, the argt In New England, enable the pro-
travelling Public. accommodations and conve-
niences superior to any other Hotel in the city.
OF numerous suites Of apartments, with bathing
roome. vater closets, &c, attached one Of Tuffs,
magnificent passenger elevators. the best YER ,n-
structed conveys guests 70 the upper story of the
house In one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor.
oughly rsplepished apd refurnished makine IL. In
all ts appointments 6auA 70 any hotel in the cor n
Telegraph Once, Billiard Halls, snd osss on the
0rst Door. LkWIS RICE SON,
~ SlewA ProDnetoro,
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LARCENY OF GOLD CERTIFICATES PROM
Hon. ROBERT j. WALKKR.-On MONDAY last
the arrest was lmade in Buffalo Of three men,
upon whose track detective Vaughan, of the
Central once, OF this city, had been for sew.
eral Gays, but without much prospect of sue.
cess. The clue was feeble one, and that the
arrest should have been made at all is proof Of
the efficiency of the Detective Bureau of the
Metropolitan Police. During a visit of the
Hon. Robert j. Walker to New York, about the
middle OF the present month, he had In his
possession four certificates of gold deposits in
the United States Treasury, amounting alto.
gether to $4,000 In some mysterious manner
yet TO be accounted fOr, these certificates were
spirited out OF his possession. Mr.. Walker was
not able 10 furnish any particulars, except a
description OF the property and his own per.
sonal suspicious of the thief. who, he was led
TO suppose, is woman. On such slender
information the detective officers set to work
throughout the country, where il was thought
most likely an effort would be made to dispose
OF the certificates.
On SATURDAY despatch was received from
the police authorities of Buffalo, stating that
George Clark, John Ray, and James Lee had
been taken into custody upon the charge, and
would be held until further directions. De.
tectye Vaughn started at once for that city,
and upon being confronted with the prisoners,
acters. They played dummy" for awhile,
but finally Acknowledged the corn" and
gave such information as led TO the recovery of
two OF the certificates. We understand that
the accused had a private examination before
Justice Dodge yesterday, but upon the refusal
OF Mr.. walker to prosecute. were discharged
from custody. Only one of the certificates for
$1,000 was negotiable, and upon all the others
payment had been stopped.-N I. correspond.
tnt 27h.
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~During a session of Odd Fellows in Com
yIBgton, ny, lew nights ago, their hall was
struck by lightning and a majority OF IN.
members stunned
"A gentlemanly-l y-looxing farmer reached
Bristol on thursday, from his home IN Pulas-
Al County, Va in search OF a man by the name
ofBaIney Hill. VINO. after sharing his hospital.
Ity, had stolen his Wife, his horses, papers. and
>iCO.
Paris correspondent writes that autumn
NANTES will cease 20 b. short; they will be
worn with pelerlne, bertheS and n deem I'd
fIom the neck behind, a "a Watteau
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UNITED STArRs ATTORNEY FOR PRNNsYL-
VANIA.-Iesterdayb before a United Siatss Com
missioner, Hon. John p. O'Neill was sworn In
as United States District Attorney for Eastern
Pennsylvania. By going before q Commis
sioner and not before Judge Cadwalader, we
suppose that Mr.. ONeill has avoided all the
little unpleasan;ness which would have ensued
bad the Judge deemed 1t prudent te continue
his refusal. II Is said that MIR Gilpin does not
recognize the propriety of the appointment Of
bis successor, and will refuse to surrender the
office. What Will be the issue we cannot tell,
but il Is Of interest 10 know who will prosecute
the fraudulent distillers mean while-both the
District Attorneys, or neitherl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-28

SUITE BETWEEN TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
The Western Union Telegraph Company has
CO ommenced suit against the Atlantic and Pa
enc State Telegraph Company, for an inJunc-
tlCn restraining the defendants fEom engaging
IN the business Oftransmiung OF despatc ches with.
IN TIE boundaries of California, and So %
damages hy II asOn of the Atlantic and Pacific
Company constructing the lines in close prox-
unity and removing poles in the plaintiff s
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Baltimere Markets To.day

baltimore, Aug. 28.-The market for cotton
and grain is entirely without change from yes
terday's quotations. Flour is quiet; City Mills
super, S925aSl0 do. extIa, S1laSl3; do. family,
Sll 25aS14; Western supers, sSaSs 75; do. extra,
SlOaSli25. Provisions firm. Pork, S3O.5O:
bacon-rib sides, II 4a17k cents; clear do, TX
al7A cents: shoulders, lag. ais cents; hams, pa
23 Lard, 10 cents
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A MODERN MIRACLE,

A MODERN MIRACLE.
From old and Young, from rich and DOOR from
high born AID lowly, comes the Universal Voice OF
praise for
slClLtAN HAIR RENEWER
10 perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. bald Makes hair grow. A better dressing
than any oil" or pomatum y softens brash dry
and wiry hair into Beautiful silk.n Tresses. But
above all, the great wouder is the rapidity with
NAL COLOR.
Use ii . few times, and
PRESTO, CHANGEr
the whltest and worst looking hair resumes its
yosthful beauty. Ii docs not dye the hair but
colorng matter.
Ii will not take long disagreeabe trial to prove
the truth Of this matter The rsr applic will
do good; you will see the NATURAL COLOk re-
turning every day. and
BEFORE you KNOW IT,
the old, gray discolored appearance of the hair
vii 1e gone giving place to iustrous, shining and
Ash for halle sicilian Hair Renewer; no other
article s at ell ike II In effect You will fnd it
CHEAP TO BUY PLEASANT TO TRY, AND
sURE TO DO YOU GOOD
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure
the genuine, mAnofActur red only by
b. T; HALL 90 Nashua, n r., Propristors,
For sale By ell druggists. iy 2,-eo2m
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NEW YoRR-PIRsr BOARD.
fBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 90. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. follows:

9" HoAzo oHU KO6e1BH nlol AoUs % IUIIUWs:
NEW YORK, Aug. 2e.-First Board-U s. g..
1881, coupon, 11iH; 6.20's, 1s62, coupons. 113z
1854, coupon, lO9h; 1865, coupons III 4; 1865
coupon, new, 1Os4; 6.2O's, 1s6l, coupon, los =;
l04Os, coupons, 1Oe y; 1905. s.second, none 3O's
third. nonei Pacific Mail, lO3; Ohio and Missis.
sipPi Certihcates, % \ Mariposa, none; Atlantic
U. Telegraph, 341; Quicksilver, 20: Boston
water Power, 15h; N. Y. Central, l2ia; Erie,
ash; 90 preferred, 70h.; Hudson, lbs; Reading,
ern, e4k; Illinois Central, 143; Cleveland ana
Pittsbnrg, s6S; Northwest, SEX: do. preferred,
s2H; Cleveland and Toledo, 1OOh; Rock Island,
lOVj Fort Wayne, 1919; Alton & Terra Haute,
-; Toledo & Wabash, So; Adams Ex., Az:
Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp, 254; American Ex.
press, 4oH; United States Express, Al; Mer-
chants Union. 81 II Chicago & Alton. li3; do.
prf'd, l44. Market steady. Gold, 1AH.
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THE BALTIMORE SCnKUTZpNFEsr-Tod day
the meas urement OF the best shots will be taken,
and the prizes will be awarced accordingly.
The distribution of prize will take place at 6
O'Clock this evening. A number of valuable
prizes are TO be awarded, among them the hand. /.
he visitors from New York.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is Still abun-
dautiy supplied with funds, and call borrow.
ers get all they want readily at per cent. In
some instanceS, loans are made at per cent on
Government collaterals. Discounts are easy,
i mere is good inquiry for prime paper az
6ha7 per cent.
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Wall Street To.dRy.

New YORK, August 2s.- Stocks, steady
Money easy at 3a5 per cent; Exchange, 100;
Gold, As; old Bonds, 13a; new, az; 10-4O's,
l0i: coupon, eH; North CarolIna's. old, 721;
new. IN; Virrginia's, IS ex.coupon, So i; Ten.
nessees, ex-coupon, 6ix new, O3; MIssouri's
-
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o + F &c IAJ,
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, August -, 1865.

D To obtain any of these letters, the appli-
cant must call for advertised Letters" giving
the date of the list.
@- If not called for within one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
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NEW YORK. August 2a.-Cotton great and
steady; Middling Uplands, BOY cents. Freights
dull. Flour very firm for low grades and dull!
and heavy for other brands. Wheat one to
three cents better. Corn LAP cents better. Pork
dull; mess, $3.50. Lard dull at 1Sk cts.
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making paper money pass current, for during
the Ming dynasty the Governme nj notes bore
this indorsement: SAT the petition of the
Treasury Board, il is ordained that paper
money thus marked with imperial seal Of the
Ming shall have currency, and be used in all
respects as il it were copper money; whoever
disobeys will have his head cut off,"