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The New York herald., 1869-05-28

A UCTIoN NoTICE.-JAAEs JENKINS. AUCTIoNEER
"A Will sell at public auction, Friday, May %, at ii
o'clock prompt at the pryae residence corner Thirty.
Household Furniture consisting OF black walnut and
sus covered with green and gold and crimson aud
gold rep Brussels and Ingram Carpets marble top Centre
fables, black walnut Bedstead Cottage Furniture,
and Feather Mattresses, Bolsers Pillows, Pier Glass
Table. Window Shades and Cornices Extension
China Crockery. Glassware Svcrwarc, Kitchen Fur
n,ire Cooking Uensis, &C. Also one very tine ~ oc.
taye fianoforte and Stool. Sale positive.
A JAMES JENKINS. AUCTIoNEEe, WILL SELL AT
IA. auction Saturday May 20 at II O'Clock, at the pr
resi- Si Eighth the entiro sock OF elegant
Honsehol urnure consisting OF farlor Suits feiroom
SUITS Mattresses Carpets Ocl tn, Bronze Clocks, hante
Orr. I.aments, Vases, &C. Sale positive.
UCTION NOTICE. NJ. TAYLOR, AUCTrOyEER.-
n Magnificent Household Furniture Panoforte, Bronzes,
Draw ng Suits Paintings Silver Plate and many
cosy Works OF Public auction this day (Friday at
the elegant brown mansion 81 West Fl teenh street.
between Filth and Sixth commencing at n
O'Clock Drawing Room Suits, covered In crimson god,
blue gold brocate of the richest description; window Cur
mstch Marquetee, Bois de Rose Cabinets Tables,
Ncvei Medallion Carpets; Pier, Manel Mirrors; Paint
Ins eminent Dresden China Ornaments, superb
oc:ive rosewood Pano!orte, Lace Curtains S0o
volumes choice Books rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus
Bedsieads. wariroees, Commodes stye Louis XIV Hair
and Spring Mattresses Bedding pning Room Table BnteI
elegant ruby yare silver Casters, Tueens ptn
ner Service, Cutlery. The house Furnished
months Auc,ioneer would call the a,,en
ton OF public to this SALE Sale peremptory Parties
wishing attend this sale take Filth avenue stages Sixth
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

40 EAST TWENTIETH STREET, NEAR ROAD
.fo wsy.-Three desirable Rooms, with full oipartia
hoard may be had at reduced prices family With
The New York herald., 1869-05-28

al WEST IwESTY-FoURTH HsrREET-LARGERooM
with ncove, on fourth 10 r, gentlemen With or
w,thou. Board also handsomely furnished front Parlo
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22
Petroleum. COnglagratIO1 at Bor-
DEMONSTRATING of the IViPpOdrome.

The Pantn tragedy has had a short inter
lnde by the burning Of the shipping at Bor-
deanx, from the explosion Of barrels of pc
troleum, on a barge. Ii was fortunate the
rising tide and burning slaves did not set
Gre 10 The whole shipping liz this Liverpool
OF France. 1t is said that the authorities
will te held responsible through the harbor
master, for the loss of eight millions of
francs. as this tuuctionary was requested
but declined 10 have the lighter lowed into
a sale place. Paris. not TO be left behind
halt, has had its circus. the 'IIppodrome'
burned down. Being constructed OF wood,
it rapidly consumed, but did not even
blacaon house or scoroh tree in the vi
cinjty Thrhn horses were lost, or more
strictly, portions Of them, as several poor
persons ieasted on the charred remains Of
the animals.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22

Orders have been given that the new
Opera House in Paris be finished by The 18th
of August, 1870. Great ACTIVITY is at pres
ent visible on the work both OF the interior
and exterior. This structure almost rivals
the New York Court House in costliness,
bnt will be completed sooner probably Than
that venerable building, having been con-
nenced as long ago as 1861 The cost will
be in the neighborhood of S6,OO0,O OeO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22

The Pottsyilie Daily Journal OF Monday re-
lates sad case of young man named Vim.
Edwards, employed at tae Palo Alto rolling
mill, dying in tbe Pottsvile station house
on Saturday evening, from tle effects of an
excessive dose of whisky which he had
taken in company With two others. The
three together drank sr piats, for which
they paid twenty cents a pint. Edwards
was picked up in the street by an officer
and soon became insengibie. He died
within about two hours after taking the poi
sou.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22

DUEFAE.Cs AND UNEG RAILROAD
ID On and after Monday, Nov. e8rd 1868,
Passenger Trains will iun on this road as iOllows
LEAVE ERIE-GUING EAST.
bs9N 4. ". NIGHT EAIRllsS, stopping at
E'-fV Ripley Nc-theld, DuukiIl and Silver
crock, eniyiug at iufalO st 4 AZ 4. NJ
1NoSG \. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, ston
gs5'CD ring at WestGed, Brocton. Dunkirk, 50.
Vc,crcek, ard Angola, agriyin. in Buffalo
at2 10 p. NJ
%,,rr p NJ CINCINNATI EXPRESS, stoJ
s'Sp pirg at Northeast, We field, BroctOn,
nUnl.irt and Silyercreek, and arrives al
Buffalo at LOIS 7. NJ.
GOO AoS r. so11II NAP at AEP s .,SBc AGcoHHopa a
bu1alO at 10, 10 A N
StiS y NJ, DAY EXPRESS, stopping at
'b' ~ Northeast. Ripley, Wos'fyld, DunkirS,
Sllvcrc.eek and Angola, arriving at But
falo at 100 p. NJ
LEAVE BUFF ALO--COT-G WEST.
r6DsseS T. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping at An
h'S's~p COLA, Eilvercr'ck, punkirl, BrOcton,
We,liGld ond Northeast, arriving at Erie
400 FioNA .6sI. @Is at AMP Al .ass3 AGooMqA ,I25s
at Erie p $40 P NJ
Gs'rfA A. NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping M
V''1O all stations, md arriving at Erie ~ lu,eo
O,No ? NJ. sTEAwUOhT EypRrss, step.
UtDV ping at Angola, @lycrcree,, nunlSirk
B.u.tun, WestHcld and Northeast, rv-
in1 Mt Eric al l,27 A. H.
u,bN A. NJ, NIGHT ~ REss, stopping NJ
HtsSD fiveTCree'., Dunk nd Westhed, ar
riying at Friy at 4 4 Il. ".
Railroad time is 10 nlnUi faster than Elie tim
L y. brown, Genl sNVt,.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22
THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted
W. II. LONGWELL, Proprietor.
TERMS.

TERMS.
Fer year payable in advance, $500
Per month, 75
PRlCE-r.EST OF ADVERTISING.
tTen lines of nonpareil make one squarc)
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22

al. the gossip about the offer of an agent
Of the Eothscli.ds to place our loaa abroad
at lover rate Of interest has this iounda-
ton and nothing more: NJ. Frienet, the
agent in question, arrived in This country
la7tsnmmer, With the intention of proposing
to this Gortrament at four per cent. loan
with eight years to run, and a guarantee Of
a sinking fund Of one quarter of one per
cent. per anum. lie broached the subject
TO styera! wel known fiaancicrs in New
York and elsewhere, and from all quarters
he received assurances that such a PROPOSE
ton would Dot be en- eriained for moment
that the government was altogether too
strongto borrow money abroad Mt that rate
eud oa sach limo. The ageat Consequent J
did not present bis proposition to either the
Prrsideut or the Secretary OF the Treasury
and no spoadeacc, therefore, occur
red.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22

Mrs Henry j, Weston committed suicide
in Buffalo, by hanging herself with her
shawl She was laborng under a tempora-
ry fit of insanity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-22

At Hartford, yesterday, George Wilkes
beat buoy for a purse Of $4,000 in three
straight heats, in 2:33 2:3l3I, 2;33.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25
MEXICAN NEWS,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l-Mexican ad vices
state that the Governor Of Son IRA has turned
out the federal custom mouse officers at (iuav-
mas for admitting n foreign cargo for $4,000
which would otherw wise have been subIect 10 a
duty of Si60.0OO.
tary court, because the civil Judges Of Durango
were AFRAID Of their lives.
There was an eruption of the volcano of
Colima on the 12th instant, when the whole
crown OF the mountain fell in. IL WAS the first
outbreak since the year 1870.
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CHANGE IN THE CABINET.
RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY BORuE
GEORGE W. robson, OF NEW JER.
SEY, APPOINTED SECRETARY
OF thu NAVY.

Greatly to the surprise Of the employees Of
the Navy Department and the citizens OF Wash
ington, 1t was announced this morning that
Secretary Borie had rendered his resig nation.
and that George w. Robson, Attorney Gen.
eral OF New Jersey, had been appointed In his
place. The change was effected so quietly that
nothing was known OF 1t In the Department
until the new Secretary made his appearance
at n q. m. to take charge Of the ONCE. The re-
tIring Secretary. Mr.. Borie, Immediately
turned over the Department to Mr. Robson
and introduced to him the heads of the various
bureaus.
The lew Secretary was born IN New Jersey
and graduated at Princeton College. He is
about forty five years Of age, of robust figure
and forid complexion. For many years past
be has been prominent lawyer of New Jersey
and at present holds the position of Attorney
General OF that State, but will forward his
resignation to the Governor Immediately.
Du ring the war he was AdJutant General OF
the State of New Jersey, which position he
filled with honor and ability. The new Secre-
tary is bachelor, and the only unmarried man
in the Cabinet.
Secretary Borie resigned his portfolio on
account of his failing health and the req uire-
ments Of his private business making it impos-
stble for him to discharge the arduous duties
incumbent upon him. The resignation was
handed to the President early this morning
and very soon thereafter the commission OF the
new Secretary was made out.
Secretary Robson, after becoming acq uainted
with various chiefs Of bureaus in the Navy
Department, remained in the Office with Sec
retary Borie until noon, when they visited the
Executive Mansion and the oath OF ONCE was
administered TO Mr.. Robson by Associate JUS
tice Fisher, Of the District Supreme Court,
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DEN BROKEN Up.
Remarkable Success of a Female Det-e-
Especial dispatch TO the Starl

ISpeciai Dispatch 70 the Star
FORT WAyNR, IND. June 25.-Near Hunt
ington, in this State, TWO noted counterfeiters
were captured this week by United States
Marshal Bossier. For two years past this city
i've cent fractional currency, so finely executed
as 10 almost defy detection. A detective traced
the counterfeiters TO this neighborhood. aud
then brought his wife 70 the scene to assist him
she commenced negotiating with the gang for
the purchase OF their counterfeiting impie-
ments; terms were agreed on, and q secluded
spot near Huntington selected as the place for
giving them up, when the officers made a de .
scent upon them and captured Joseph W Sal
isbury and VIM. Me Nonigal, who Were brought
here and tried before Commissioner wheedon,
who bound theN over, and in default Of bail
they were sent TO prison. TINS capture will
break up notorious counterfeiting den.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

Mr.. RAYMoNDs SUCCRssoR.-There is ute
a sharp contest going on for Mr.. Raymond's
successor in the Times. The principal stock.
holders in the concern are George Jones. the
publisher and business man OF the concern,
who owns thirty shares; Mr.. Raymonds es.
tate, thirty-four shares; James Il. Taylor
fourteen shares; E. Il. Morgan, of Cayuga,
zen shares; A. B. Stout, ten shares; and two
other shares owned by other parties, making
are valued at Sl0,000, making the concern
worth about Sl,OO0,O00. The different interests
are divided as to who will be Mr.. Raymond's
successor. One interest favors Geo. William
Curtiss, another interest would like to see
Mr.. Godkln, Of the Nation, and another inter.
est Is pressing Mr.. District Attorney Tracey,
OF Brooklyn. How the m after will end II is
impossible to say The Times is prosperous
newspaper, and is paying large dividends 1t
is understood that Mr.. Raymond made a will
some time since, making Judge Benedict his
Enthusiastically. 7. Commercial.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A-Adams Coprol Eixandry; Alexander
Henry; Armstrong James; Atkinson James L;
Ashton l. W; Averill W W General; Alexan-
der William Captain.
Bond Chas ID; Blake Charles NJ Rev; Briel
Conrad; Baker 4 Edmund Brooks +; Burger
George W; Boyd George X; Barron George
Buell. Horace; Brady Hugh Y; Brown Dietrich
& Harvey; Baurdof Henry; Brophy John r;
Bridgeland A Cot; Bainey Il; Bracken
James: BurIell l.; Boyce James B.nnand
John; Ballerd X; Brormeu James; Bridge.
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FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2S-A fire occurred
Tins morning in Fondy Il Co.'S hthographIc es-
taoiienment. IN the fourth story of the iron
building on Chestnut street, above stu, belong
ing to the estate Of VIM. w. Swain, late pro.
prietor OF the Pubic Ledger. The fire was con-
fined TO the fourth story. owing 10 the fire.
proof character OF the building; but the other
occupants suffered damage from water. The
whole loss is estimated at SIo,Oo0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25
THE PHILADELPHIA MONUMENr TO
WASHl NGrO

PHILADELPHIA. June 25.-Workmeu are en-
gagged on the pavement In front Of Iadepend-
ence Hall, preparing foundation fDr the mon
ument to Washington, which will be erected
on the 5th OF July. The base will be sur
mounted by q handsome statue of Washington
presented TO the city by the children OF the
public schools, who alone contributed 20 the
expense.
on the first trip TO Boston, with ~ tons OF coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

MILL GIRLS IN A NEW BUsINnss.-Leon
Masse, merchant Of Sandy Hill, N. Y was
arrested by the United States Marshal on Fri
before Commissioner Corey, charged with
selling United States revenue stamps that had
been once used. 1t seems that the girls EN-.
ploved a. pickers in the paper mill at Sandy
Hill take them from documents which are
purchased among the .spaper rags,n such a.
checks, CERTIFICATES, receipt, &C., and sell them
to Masse, who pays them in s.trade," and re.
sells them to bankers, merchants, and other
business men. The hearing was ad journed
until the 25th.
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MARSHAL BAZAINE'S ADDR ESS TO
THE FR ENCH SOLDIERS.

PARIS, June 25.-At the Camp of ChaIops,
yesterday, Marshal Bazaiue IN presenting TO
the Emperor the soldiers who took part in the
battles Of Solferino and Magenta, said:-"Your
soldiers recall the day on which You led them
to victory. The glorious anniversary shall
never be effaced from our hearts. Under ali
circumstances they remain devoted to your
dynasty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

FALSE CALvk.-A New York paper SAYS
that false calves are manufactured and sold
in extensive demand; the said false calves
being composed Of lamb q and other wool wo.
ven into the material or merino leggins, Just
like pair Of masculine drawers; sometimes
bran Is used, and in all cases the imitation Is
very artistic and perfect. In merrie England
gsod false calves can be procured for about
in New York a good article can be procured
for from seven to eight dollars, warranted to
look In all respects like the natural limb,
IN that city twenty.three pair OF false caIv yes
are used; in another, about I wenty. sc ven; and
IN another eighteen
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RIa1srRAr1on I'M R1cHMoxn

REGISTRATION In RICHMOND. - Inothsr
SboOting Afeir-Sererdl Persons HouRded,-
Richmond manages to maintain its established
reputation for the free use Of the knife and
pistol as the settlement OF personal controver-
sizes, and the chivalry still amuse themselves by
"random firing" on the slightest provocation.
A fight occurred at registration ofYice in The
lower ward in that city yesterday afternoon,
IN which Joseph Kelley, prominent Conser.
vative ward politician was mortally wounded
and two policemen shot. Kelley was remon-
strafIng against the arrest OF a man, whom the
police had taken, with Capt. Callahan, of the
police, and several privates took hold of him.
Callahan, who had q personal feud with Kel-
ley, shot him through the body. Two police
men were slightly wounded; one by Kelley,
the other by q random shot from callahan
Callahan was arrested and bailed to appear
Registration in Richmond closed yesterday
with white majority of three hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

COMMANDER WM. Z. SPIcsR has been de.
tached from command OF the Dac tab and
placed on waiting orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

DECISION IN A LIFB INSURANCE CAsE.-Au
interesting case was recently decided In the
Massachusetts, Supreme Court, in which
Margaret McAllister, administratrix Of the es-
tate Of Samuel McAllIster, sought to recover
upon policy Of insurance Of 5000 upon
MeAllister's life. Facts were agreed upon,
which were that McAllister refused to pay
ihe drst note on his policy when ii became
due, and abandoned the whole thing The
policy. After argument the court rendered
judgement for plaintiff, and sent down the fol.
lowing rescrpt: "The respondent having de.
hvered the policy and received part Of the first
premium In cash and notes fer fhe residue, the
poll y took effect a. binding contract, The
facts agreed do not show that the policy was
forfeited, cancelled, or in any way avoided or
determined before the writ was issued."-Bos-
ton Journal June 2l.
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE G EoRsHs COUNTY. MD.
The following items are from the Marlboro'
Gdzthe Of yesterday: ....e
Sale Of Village Property.-The brick house and
lot and the frame storehouse, both adjoining
the Marlboro Hotel, were sold at public sale
yesterday, by y. u. Magruder, Jr..l Esq, az
trustee. The property belonged to Gov. Pratt
and c. @. Magruder, Esq, and was sold for the
purpose Of division. Ii was purchased by g.
G. Magruder, EsQ., for the sum Of 80 605.
Circuit C0urt--The ] une term uf our Circuit
Court, (properly called the cheated term, " be.
gan its session on Monday last, His Honor
Judge Magruder, in attendance.
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ga female has been admitted to practi,
Law In the courts OF Iowa

ga female has been admitted 70 practice
Law In the courts OF Iowa
Nearly one.half the type-setting ON the
Paris literary papers 10 done BY women.
o0Professor Alexander Dimitry, of New
Orleans, has been called 10 . chair in Pass
Christian College. ofLouisiana.
o0Six Illicit disullers made their escape
from jail At Decatur, Georgia. on the 10th. By
means Of cold chisel, crowoaf, and their bed
clothes torn into strips. O.
ga colored man died At Wilmington, ~
O., on Sunday morning last, ffom the effect OF
q spiders bite. The unfortunate man lived bat
few hours after receiving the wound.
~ The public school children in Philadel.
phla have contributed and collected" enough
money to pay for the statue OF Washington, to
be inaugurated on tie coming Independence
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

ASSISTANT SURGEON &c. DUNsINe has been
detached from the Navy Yard at Washington,
ID. o., and ordered to the Dictator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

r. S. SPARES, Of Ohio, has been appoGn ted
third class clerk in the Indian Bureau.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Aferneen's DISPATCHES,
THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE
IN san FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2,-The Congress
sional Committee OF Ways and Means arrived
here last night, and are to-day visiting the
harbor, the foruncations and other places Of
interest.
Rear Admiral Turner, of the u NAVY,
NJ. Hrenil1, Consul General of France fer the
Pacific coast, arrived from Panama Yesterday.
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THs WssxIr STAB, now on our counter a,

In wrappers ready for the mails, contains ali
about the Case OF the Oolored Printer Doug.
iass; the First Commencement Of the National
Deaf.Muts College; Address OF Prof. Henry;
the Bradley Fisher case the Public school Ex.
swipaiions during the week; Capital Story,
.Netue's Courtship;'' Changes In the Depart.
ments; ;CubanNews; Society News; Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the Working
People; Useful Items Of Domestic Economy y:
Humorous Sketches; with Departmental ana
Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
patches from all parts Of the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

@1n 81 Louis railroad cars the platform
has movable side gates. These are closed on
the front end and left open In the rear. This
part Of the car. The other IL In the uniyer.
sal use Of tickets. Each conductor cells
tickets in . mp, nvs for twenty. Ave cents.
tor pierces each ticket as he receives it. They
are issued Irom central once in any amount
required, and are in common nee. The fare
without tickets 10 seven cents.l II is q very
sure guard on conductors, as he hes to haudie
but very little money except for tickets. He
loses but little time In making change
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THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.

LONDON, June 2S.-Lord Russell favors the
proposition for a concurrent endowment, and
will favor an amendment to that effect when
the lr sh Church bill comes before the House
OF Peers again.
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- Flora Tuple has q cor

- Flora Tmple has Q son.
~The Orown Prince OF Prussia wears pa
per collars.
ga Miss Hettie Bean has been arrested ip
Portland tor robbing the mails.
ga grandaughtsr Of Daniel Webster was
married AZ Westfield last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

INTERNAL RIvBNUI--rhe receipts to-day
from this source were SSOl,i l,io2.U7.
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THE FRENCH CaBLE.

BRHsr, June 2ith, 10P. M.-The Great L ast-
ern is now 3s7 miles out, and has paid out iOS
miles OF cable. The signals are still perfect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

AToAiz1D WHDlcAfIoN YoR AsTRNA.-M.
Z. Basset, u. d, Of Quincy, H., has gained
the best results In the treatment Of asthma by
. Acomoinafion Of anti.spasmodic expsctorauH.
THIS - introduced by means Of the atomizer
he directly applied 70 all parts Of the Air pas-
sages or respiratory organs.
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DEATH OF THE PRUsAIAN MINISTER
Tn A NRE

BERLIN, June 25.-Count Won de Il. Goltz
the Pruesian Envoy Extraordinary and Minis.
ter PIenipotenuary TO France, died IN this city
YESTERDAY.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The stringency in money in New York con-
tinues. On government bords the lowest rate
has been per cent. coin interest, and as high
as 3-6iths has been paid. On railway shares
some transactions were reported at per cent
coin interest, but the prev ailing rate has been
per cent. in currency, with a commission of
i.16th OF one per cent. additional, which is
equivalent 70 29k per cent. The transactions
in commercial paper are entirely suspended In
consequence Of the high rates paid for money
on call. The government bond market has
been dull and steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-25

PRRsoNAL-Hor. ]. q. Donley, of Pa, is at
the Eobitt. Hon. VIM. II. Barnura, OF c..
Is at Willards.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
6emaining in the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, June 25, 1868.

STo obtain any of these letters, the appli-
can't must call for Advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list.
D1If not called fer within one month they
will be sent 70 the Dead Letter Once.