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BILL TO ABOLISH rRANSIr nuES

TRENTON, N. J., March 3.-A bill to abolish
uansit dues IL railroads and canals passing
through this State, to-day was passed by the
Senate unanimously, and at once carried to the
House, where ats prompt pas sage is expected.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money was active throughout yesterday, IN
New Yort, At the full legal rate. aud IN creep
tional instances borrowers miscellaneeus
collateral have paid a commission in addition
TO seven per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-03

HOH THOMAS SWAMI of Maryland has ar
rIysd n the ciry, ana moved into the residence
recently purchased on 18th street.
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"HUNPTY DuHPFY" continues his vagarie;
AT the National Theater. Visitors to the in lu
guration should give h,m a calf
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ALIENS LUNC BALSAsl.

GENrs-1his is to certify that I have found Al
LIN LUNG BALsAM ore Of the beet remedies
IN the vorid for diseased Lungs have rs u u in
ny family Tor breaking u1 o troublesome cough
with the haDpiest effect. i recommended IL 10
threetened With .cpDsuin pton. and IL cured her
. few da,s I would recommend IL TO ali thoee pre-
oispos~d 10 ron snm ption-
Rssveetfuliy yoors, a. A. HARRISON,
kb9 Cincfnnsti, %.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

ACCORDING to the present understan ding,
General Grants Cabinet appointments will ~
70 the Senate Friday noon.
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COMING re THEINAUGURAruov

fHILADkLPHIA, March 3.-Commttee OF the
City Councils, and Baxter,s Fire Zonaves
National @ Guards, Wissacoe Legion, GoodwiIl
Engine, Harmony Engine, TayIcr Hoe, and
hepno nollcan lnvincible left this city for Wash.
Ington O.Gay TO attend the inaururati In
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RAILROAD ACCIDRNT.-The Montreal train
which left New York on Friday, was thrown
from the track, owing to q detective rail- pear
Pittsford, VT, on the Rutland and BurlinRton
railroad The sleeping car was hurled down Q
steep slope some thirty feet, near the banfs Of
the Cotter river. The car was wrecked, but n o
lives were lost. although sever . paeseugers
were injured. General Averill, United States
cuts and bruises on his head Lieutenant
Fitzgerald, Of the Rifles, son Of the Duke Of
Cambridge, was also bruised though not dan
gerously, and several other passengers were
the direction ,of General Averill, VINO eot ont
through window, extin Guished the nre, which
had communicated 70 some OF the care, with
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FROM CURA

HAVANA, March 3.-The lose de Cuba news
paper denies the report recently published in
ne Dsaro OF the surrender Of the revolutionary
General Ariago pronouncing the story i'm Dos:
sible and untrue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-03

SrcRKrARY SEwARD and family Will leave
on Friday for Auburn, preParatiors to that
Ell d hay ing been completed.
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DRMoCRATIc CAUCUs.-The Democrats of
the 4lst Congress held a caucus last evenios
Mr.. Randall, of Pennsylvania, presided. Ana
Mr. Knott Of Kentucky, acted as secretsrr
There was Q full attendance OF msmo-rs Tn~
ca1cues nominated for Speaker, Mr.. Kerr. OF
Indiana; Tor Clerk, q. W Carrington, OF Penn.
syiyania; for Sergeant-at-Arms,O Owen rno-p
OF Washingtoo. ID. g.; Doorkeeper, David
WAGNER, OF Illinois; and for Postm astsr, VIM
Miner, OF New York. The cancus si.o an
pointed committee OF five, viii Mr. n MarshsA
as chairman, TO attend 10 confessed election
cases.
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ULR BULLS concerts at Metzaroti Hall to-
night and tomorrow night are the events OF
the week
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Amt Of Debt. less Cash in Treasury, a.54s- $50.

The foregoing is a correct statement of the
public debt, as appears from the books and
T1easurer's returns in the Department., on lst
OF March, 1859. HUGH MCCULLOcH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
This statement shows q decrease in the total
debt less cash in the Treasury since the LIST of
February OF Sc s6s. 1870; very gratiff ex-
hlbit.
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HORACE GRkKLEY occupied q sof, in the
House Hall for an hour or two this morning,
holding quite levse there. Ex.Sscretsry
Dennison b-nobbed with him for some ii me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-03

Gov GRARy Of Pennsylvania, arrived here
lastevening and is stopping at the residence
of his friend. Judge Casey, No. ass Z street be.
tween I'd and4 Az.
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NRw roRK-vIRar BOARD
iBy Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson q 90. g aote stocks and ponds

ANWs Joonsoh a Oo quote SOCKS and bonds
In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NHw YORK March 3.-First Board-U = e.,
issl, coapon, lI3A; e2O's, lscz. coupons, IIs I;
ise4, coupon li3s ls6A coupons, lI4 a; Isoo,
cJuron, new. lI2 5.29's, l-65. coupon. It2 I. .
,O.4gs, coupons, los =; Pacific Mail. i0J.; OHIO
Miss. Certificates 81, Mariposa, 49,. AtIantic
Mail, none; Canton, -; Cumberland, "a;
Western Union Telegraph, 3ss: QuicksiIvrr
2ak; Boston Water Powrr. T6S; New York
Oenrai, none; Hudson. I35k; fSeadins, siX
michigan Csnrl, H.; Michigan Soatn-
ern, IS y; Illinois Central, none; cleveland aud
Pirtsenre, Is y; North west, sis; do. preferred,
S9A; Cleveland and Toledo. lbs 4: Rock Island
l25; fert Wayne, lis; Alton & Terra Haute
none; Toledo q Wabash. 65; Adams Exp..
J.s Wells. Fargo q Co. Express, 81: Unl,ed
Safee Express none; American Express
u; Mer chants Union. To- chicago a Alton.
none: do. preferred. lS5s. Market weak Gold
l31AaI32as.
fBy Cable
LONDON, March ,. N a. u-Consols a.
Bonds. ela Illinois. % 4; Erie. 70.
FRANKFORT, IL a. m.-Bonds, -6I
LIVERPOOL. u a. m.-Cotton mars-t o peas
nrm. sales OF -,oDO bales. Middling Ipland,
lis. Middling Orleans, i2s
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WEST VIRGINIA RATIFIES THE
AMENDMENT.

WHEELING, w. Va, March 3-Ths w.s,
ame ndment to- day.
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WAeHIrsron, March 3, le69.-yay uoose A.
DO. furnish the following Quotatiens Of Gov
eminent securities:
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PARpoEs BY TIE PREs DKNT.-rhe PresI-
dent has ued pardons tor Spaugler and Ar
noli, charged with compiici'y In the assassi.
nation Of Mr.. Lincoln. and stated this morning
that IN the case of Cana way Lamar, con nvicted
by military commission OF combining aud con.
epiring with others To defrsud the Govsrnnent
out OF about twerty thousand doil,rs' wJrtn
Of cotton, that he had done all that hs in t.nd-d
doing that he had favoraoiy responded TO tn
application for pardon, out mis- a ton did n D,
seem to be satisfactory. A large number of
pardons We're issued this morning, a ID many
were the countenances wearing joy a. tue t..
suit Of the intercessIon as they em-rged fro
their interviews with the President, bearing
the pardons of relations and frIeljs in the IT
hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-03

TIE HIsToRIAN, j. Lothrop Motley, who is
spoken Of in some quarters as General Grants
Secretary of State, was on the DOR of the
Senate for some time yesterday
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The PUBLIC DkBr.-The following n the
statement Of the public debt Of the United
States on the LIST OF March, ls69, Just issued
Il ON the Treas ury Department.:
De5t Bsartss COtn faoess.
sper cent Bonds s; L5I -,ss 500 90
D per cent. $40 Bonds. ,s2,ss7, 80 o.
,ig7 $4,000 "
Debt Bea,iss Currency In,ees,
Gen tifcates at 3Rer ct. a,I4o.oOo %
Navy Pension Fund,
~ per eent-- W uo NJ
Matsy,d Dsbt not presextei for paym..,.
S.y,ar 80 not.s. due
August Is, lsa, June
Compound Int Notes, y"
matured June ~, July
and az; ASs Dec. Is IS, lsS. So and nd
May b, Avg 1, sept.
,ana ie, isds,...;,.,.,.... "a .o@
Bonds. Texas indemy.. 25o,oo "
Ju'y IL, 1851, and prior
Bonds, April Is, IS, i;;. is1s. ''"' v
Jauusry rs Is47 and
Msrcb 81: 1875 .,.......... so2,soo On
Treasury Notes, March
Temporary Loan l69 Ulp W
Certincates of Indebt-
eo"ess....... i1VV w
Dsot oearins Isterea.
y . Notes--..5oo W W5 Va
Gold Certificates Of De
4l s7s 80 50
per cent lavful money! Bonds
fs,utd 60 Pscifc Rsir oad CODpa
nies oSS3' wv w
Total Deb, aseo ssl .ssl IA
currency, ls-sos,'2s %
Amt of Debt less Cash in Treasury, as4s s6 sos ss
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IHTsanAL R.vBnuE-The receipts 70. day
from This source were S6l3, 3,asS.Sl.
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THE INAUGURATION.

Arrangements tor the Inauguration Of the
President of the United states
on the ith of March, 1863.
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HOY. CALVIN T. HULBURD on the part OF the
HOUSE, COMMITTEE, informed President John
son this morning that the House had elected a
new Speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-03

Miss LAURA KKENB has made quits a hit at
Walls Opera House with BoucicauIt's drama
OF "Hunted Down." which is having a good
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THE RETIRING MEMBERS of the Fortieth Con-
gress will meet en- the evening Of March S, 1859.
at O'Clock, in the parlor Of the Seaton House,
in this city, for an interchange of friendly
good wishes and farewells before parting.
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SECRETARY WELLKs will retain his present
residence until May. Edgar Wells, Caief
Clerk of the Navy department. will resign to.
day. II is understood several chiefs Of bureaus
Will tender their designations Immediately
on the formation of the ne W cabinet
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PERsoNAL--John e.. Breckinridge passed
through this city last evening, on his way
northward. 80. Hon. II race Greeley arrived
here by the O'Clock New York train this
morning. Commodore X. w. Meade arrived
here this morning.
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GESERAL GRANT sent q subscription Of $500
to the Metropolitan Methodist Church on
Sunday, but in his usual modest way requested
that no notice should be made Of 1t in the re.
ported contributions
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Debt Beariss Csyreney In,sres,
Cel tihcates at per ct. 81 ,I&o 900 a
Navy Pension Fund,
~ per cent ..... ono 600 ao
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lrisrNpkRefoODth that General Grant will re-
main a, his present residence for few days AZ
ter hi. Inauguration, aniil the Executive man.
zion can be repaired and put IN good order
Presid johnson and family will be the guests
Mr.. J. Coyle. pubiisher Of the Inteiit9emeer In
this city, for about week after the expiration
Of his term, when it IL expected they viii 80 70
Baltimore, in pursuance Of the promise made
70 the committee OF the councils Of that city
senator Patterson has engaged rooms for
himself on q sreet, between TWeinh ana
Thirteenth, where he win remain untii -
President and hrs family retarn TO rsnnsssee.
Mr.. Senator Patterson has accepted an In vita.
tion from Secretary and Mrs. welles - spend
Q few dsys with them, before ssayins for Tss-
Lessee.
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GENERAL GRANT Will not. 1t il thought.
follow precedent in sending the names of the
gentlemen to compose Cabinets to the Depart
ment of State 10 be sent from there TO the
Senate. He will transmit the nominations for
lis Cabinet to the Senate direct by one Of his
staff officers.
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~
just obligations 70 the public creditors, and to
settle conflicting questions and Interpretations
OF rhe laws by virtue Of which such oblisa.
lions have been contracted, it fs hereby
provided and declared sfhat the faith Of the
United States 10 sOlemniy pledged TO the pay.
ment II coin, or its ECU ivaenf, Of all the obi.
gallons of the United States not Oearing interest
known as u. s. notes and OF the interest bear.
u & obligations OF the United States, except IN
'ases where the law authorizing the issue of
any euch obliGatiOn has expressly provided
that the same may be paid in lawful money
or other currency than gold and silver
But none Of eaid interest hearing obligations
not already due shall oe paid or redeemed be.
fore maturity, unless at eucn time United States
notes shall Be- con vertible into coin at the op.
ton Of the holder, or unless at such time bonds
Of the United States bearing lower rate Of In.
tsYest than the bonds TO be redeemed can b.
sold at mar in coin. And the United States
ALSO solemnly pledges its faitn to make pro.
visIon at The earlyest practicable period for th-
redemption Of the United States notes ir cDiu.
That any centIac hereafter made epecincal-
~ payable in coin, and the Consideration of
which msy be loan of coin. or sale of pro-
perty, or the rendering OF labor or service OF
any kind. the price Of which n carried into tha
contract, may have been adjusted on the bas,.
OF the coin value thereof at the time Of such
sale or the rendering Of such servics or labor
shall b legal and valid, and b enforced &C.
cording to ts terms; and on the triat Of o sutt
brought for The enfoScement Of any such con.
tfsct, proof Of ths real eonsideFxtion nay be
given.
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A man who NE. ms Business.

A "Rhode Island" correspondent Of the
Courier is wroth because our Columbia
correspondent disclosed the fact that sena-
tor sprague intends to forfeit the purchase
of the Columbia canal, and very properly
suggested that when the canal is parted
with asair, it De given "to q man who
ssmeans business" Rhode Island says, in
reply, that so manufacturer who OF the
sspresent time finds employment for over
$4,000 hands daily, certainly is "a man who
" means business" Precisely; but he is
not a man who means business in South
Carolina. The 1000 hands employed in
other States will do US no more good than
Senator Sprague will do the working classes
of the country by defending and advocating
protective tariffs. Both may put money in
the pockets Of New England; but neither
will in any way be of benefit to this State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-28
A Flank Movement.

The Philadelphia North American takes
the review of the crops of this State, pub
lished in The NEWS, as an evidence that
large quantities of fertilizers have been
used this season with the most beneficial
results, and that the planters are now
spending their money in improving their
machinery and feeding their land. 1t there
fore advises its readers to arrange their
trade with the South on. the basis Of pro-
duce, so as to avoid the use Of currency, of
which the South has not as much as she
needs for home use. The planters, it says,
can pay in produce but not in cash, and the
produce is always convertible into cash in
the Northern markets. This would, doubt
less, be an excellent arrangement for our
friends in the great Quaker City, but it
would be slightly injurious to Charleston.
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was but 100. For the twenty years between
1S47 aud 1867 the whole number from that
eountry was 1856. In 1867 the number was
1896, and in 1868 it was IA, $40, and during the
time up to the 18th of June Of the present year
the Swe6es have already numbered 14,429
One thousand moro of the same nationality ar
rived during the ensuing week. u is estima-
ted, from carefully prepared data at the statis-
tical bureau Of the Treasury Department ~
Washington. that during the past thirteen
wears we have received and assimllated TWO
and n half million immigrants from other
lands.
-cantain RYAN managed his escape from
Tho Tinted States Marshal in New York very
neatly. after the Junta had been disposed o.
be left court with q nonchalant air, proposing
TO call st the Metropolitan Hotel before ne went
to jail. The deputy accompanied hlm IN q
carriage. When the call was concluded, Ryan
waived adieu to his companions, and turning
the corner from Broadway into Houston-street,
handed tho deputy over to the tender care OF
dozen or more friends, whom he encountered
s.accidentally," and at the same time tossed to
the friends fifty dollar BILL saying: Boys,
rake good care OF him. Treat him well, for he
used me like prince" The colonel kissed
his hand, jumped into carriage aud was lost
in the whirl of vehicles on Broadway. The
dozen friends had meantime caught the NY
ing bill, and with firm grasp, though, their
hands were gloved in kids, had also taken
hold OF the deputy. The official made frantic
efforts to free himself, and struggled savagely
to escape from the tolls; but he was po'SeIiess.
and in few moments being taken into an ad-
iacent house. was gently, yet securely bound
hand aud foot and assigned quarters Tor the
night, from which, however, he was suose-
uuently liberated, but too late to do anything
toward the recapture of the Colonel. In an IN
terview which the Colonel had with one or two
select friends just before his bold escape, he
announced his intention and added: u deep
ly regret my having to take this last step. but
1t is the only one LETT me, and / consider that
the outr ages which have been heaped upon me
by the United States authorities and their IN
Justice toward the Gu ,an patriots justify the
aot.n It is said that he left New York that
night at the head of an expedition OF more
than one hundred and fifty men. en.-'--'--''--'-''
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USsELL'S BOOK >TURE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS. &c.

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WA1srpR Pos1Es, original Poems OF country life,
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THE BIRD, by Michelet, illustrated by two hundred
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Dissolution Of Gopartntrsbip.

DIssOLUTION OFcOPARTNEKsHI
The hrm existing under the name OF SAYAS
4 MARINAS was dissolved on the 1st by the with.
drawal OF Mr.. MARINAS, who returns his thanks to
his friends aud customers for their liberal patronage,
and respectfully solicits continuance OF the same
in behcf of bis late copartner, Mr. SAYAS, who Will
conduct the business IN future at tho old stand. NO.
so MARKE r-STREET, ore door west OF Meeting
at-eet north side A. MARINAS.
JOHN SAYAS.
Wholesale and Refill Dealer and Manufacturer OF
Havana Segars, choice brands Of Tobacco, and dne
as. ortment of Pipes constantly on hand.
June 18 =, wlmS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-28

wEpRINr this morning very interest
ing letter from our Columbia correspon-
dent, containing an account Of the closing
examinations ofthe Howard (negro) School,
with statistics of the teachers and pupils
aad q sketch Of the speeches made on the
occasion by Messrs. Nssgle, Moses and
.Jillson.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-28

Thr Radical investigating Committee, in
AbbeYille, carry, on their Investigations
with closed doors. This must not be for
gotten when the committee issue their
black. Washing; report. ....-
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Boarding..

DoARD ON suLLIvAN's ISLaND.-A
ID pleasantly located Bouse, Front Beach, where
parties can And every accommodation. will BE- open
ed on the Let of July. Carriage In attendance.
W. T. MCDONALD, ProDrietor.
For particulars apply at No. 45EAsT BAY,
June 20