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one section ts amended so as 20 read of folio va
Iest curing any rec~ss of the Senate the Pres
ioent nereb, empowered in his discreet, on, TO
suspend any ciNIl officer appointed by and
with the advice and consent OF the S~aas. ex.
cspt judges OF the u. s. Courts until the ana
OF the next session OF the Senate. ana % des,g-
nate some euitaoie person, subject to be re.
moved, In his dies retion, by the desiguation of
another to perform the duties of such susp~nd.
ed onlcer in the meantime And sucn per.on
90 designated shall take the oaths ana riy- the
BY the suspended Officer, and shall urins the
time he performs his duties be entitled TO the
salary and emolumenus Of such ouhcer sus-
pended; and IL snail be the duty Of tn.
commencement Of every session Of IN.
Senate except for any ONCE which, in his
opinion, ought not 70 be hlled,) 10 nomi-
nate persons 10 MI all vacancies in ON 'es
ate. whether temporarily filled or not and
also in the place Of all officers suspended
And II the Senate during such session shall re-
fuse TO advtse and consent 10 an appointment
In the place Of any suspended officer. then and
nos otherwise the President shall nominate an
other person as soon as practicable TO said ses-
sion OF the Senate for said once.
MI. bingham. Ohio,l a member Of the Oon-
ference Committee, made an explanation OF
the report, and said that Il would be accepta-
bic to the Republican party and TO the country.
Mr.. Davis IN. " suggested that the whole
thing was yielded to the Senate in leaving the
hrst section of its amendment untouched,
which forbids the removal Of Office rs without
the ad vice and consent OF the Senate.
Mr. Butler. (Mass..l Chairman of the Con-
ference Conmittee, also explained the report
II struck out, he SAID, every thing that gave TO
the senate the power TO reinstate the uspended
officer. He was bound 10 say that he tnought
the section on the removal aud einstatement
OF ofbcers repealed the Tenure -of.office act, as
though il had never been passed. He did not
mink u altered the power OF the President
from what he had under the Cen institution.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The money stringency was more trying in
New York yesterday to borrowers, and the
distress greater than On any previous day since
the present pressure set in. The rates paid
were no higher than the day before. but money
was more difiicult Of access, and the very best
nrms on the street were compelled 70 pay the
highest rates in order to make mp their bank
accounts. The outflow Of currency continues
and this, Of course. adds to the general distress
Early in the day there were some loans made
At per cent currency, but very soon the
fereign bankers entered the market as borrow
ers to q large extent. These firms paid Der
cent gold 70 have their Government bonds car
ried over until TO morrow a. a general thing,
but in q number Of cases q commission of I-G
and Lie per cent was paid, either nat or in ad-
dition to the legal rate In currency. Among
the Stock brokers the rates were very irregula
but per cent gold was about the 10 west quo-
tation. There was q large business done at
per cent currency, with commissions added OF
1.32, 1.1 and per cent. The break in Foreign
Exchange, and the great difficulty experienc ced
in selling bills, adds q new class Of borrowers
to the market for the time being, and increases
the stringency. Commercial paper is offered
freely at great shaves, but there is very little
doing.
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FREs acts IN NEW YORK.

PousHKRIPsIB, N. Y, March 3l.-The
River railroad tracks are flooded. A freight
train OF thirty cars which left Albany, met
with an accident at Castleton; engine and ten
jured. Trans on the Central Railroad are Also
very much behind Rivers swollen.
ALBANY, March 31.-The water IL eight to ten
feet deep on the piers. No loss Of life SO far
The river 10 free Of Ice here, but is blocked be.
low. Water fslling. No trains arrived from
the west since yesterday. Freshet in the Mo
hawk eubsiding.
BUFFALO, March 31.-The rivers and creeks
in every direction are m uch swollen, and mails
are detained. Albert Marriatt and Alfred Du.
pont were drowned In Sonawanda creek
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A WOMAN MURDERED DY ANOTHER, IN
GHoRGIA--The Macon Telegraph, March q,
says-We learn from gentleman who resides
near Fort Valley, the details Of q singular
murder committed on the Everett plantation,
three miles from that place, Sunday night. 1t
difficulty between q negro woman and a little
boy. The boy had thrown q rock into a pool
OF water, which splashed the water upon the
dress of the woman, whereupon she slapped
his cheek This enraged the boys mother,
who, after dark, armed herself with a large
pocket knife and sought the woman who struck
her child. She soon found her, and fell upon
her with the ferocity Of q tigress. Using the
knife freely, she stabbed her six or seven times
producing instant death. The murderess was
arrested and sent to the Perry Jail. An inquest
was held by the Coroner, and verdict rem
dered In accordance with the above.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This AfternsoH's Dispatches.
GEN. CUsTAR'S WINTER CAMPAIGN
AGAINST THE INDIANS
White Women Rescued frsm the SAVAGE
nd n he india

w uIte T" omen heScue0 Ifom the S0v0See-
End Of the Indian War.
In THE FIELD, INDIAN TERRITORY, March
4.-4en. Cuetars Indian expedition with the
7th United States and 18th Kansas volunteer
cavalry regiments is returning north ward
through Texas via Camp Supply, in the Indian
territory, nom lts hard winter campaign. A
train Of supplies sent south Of the Canadian
river for 1t By Gen. Sheridan was met to-day
oy the command with great rejoicing. their ra.
tions having been exhausted more than a week,
and they living upon abandoned horses and
mules. The Cheyenne tribe Of nearly 900 lodges
was discovered on the 18th instant on q bran ch
OF the Red river. When surrounding thu wi.
lagess and about to attack, Gen. Oustar learned
OF the captivity Of two white women. named
Morgan and White, Of Kansas. To save these
the savaEes were spared until the women were
retcued, which was effected BY stratagem, and
without ransom. The Indians Ned, leaving
their lodges ana much camp property. Some
Cheyenne prisoners are also brought in, in.
Guiding head chiefs Big Head and Dull Knife
The command has discovered the hiding places
OF the Plains indians. 1t witnessed the recoy.
cry Of the sorrowful white captives with in.
tense emotion. Fifty.fv Cheyenne prisoners
are held as hostages for the promised appear.
the Indian war.
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In THR SuPRlMH COURT yesterday the cases
of United States, appeilees, against Theodore
Adams, Albert L. Mowry, Samuel J. Morgan
Jonathan p. Burton, Oliver II. Godfrey and
Ben jamin HIgdon, were resumed. The ar
General Dicsey for the United States, and b.
Hon. M. H. Carpenter and Messrs. Willis, Cor
wine and Carlisle.
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WALKING MATCH.

+ BUFFALO, March 3l.-The excitement with
regard to the walking match between Payne
and Weston is on the increase, and betting
neavy, about even. Weston walked So miles
without Stopping. and is 40 mimi ahead of
Payne, who stopped for refreshments. The
bridges at Oattaraugus Greek were carried
and Payne caught mp with him. CONSIDERING
the muddy condition Of the road both men
made splendid time. They expect to make the
trip in little over "a hours
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wALTHAM WATCHES.

The e1tens,Ps use Of these wstchss for ths Last
fifteen years BY Railway CONDUCTOR. Ensineers, and
KIpressmen, the most eIsctins Of watch vesrers,
has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, stssdi.
ness. durability and accuracy Of the wsltbsn
Watch. To satisfy that elan In all these respects,
is to decide the question - 10 the real value Of
these tine-ksspen.
The superior organisation and great extent o
the Company wsrks ct waltham enable then %
produce watches combining the best and --latest i'm
provements, and ct price which renders compe.
tition futile; and those Who buy any other vssch
merely pay from Y 70 50 per cent. more for sh.,r
watches than 10 necessary,
For sale bp all dealers.
Eowstches retailsd by the Company.
ROBBINS q APPLETON, Gen'I Agents,
ls2 BRoADwAT. NEW YORK.
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The REPORT Of the Committee Of Oonfsrsnce
on the Ten ure.of. once question II virtaally
r-peal Of the law. The report OF the Oommit.
tee win be found in our Congressional column.
The report will be sustained by the House AMI
probably BY the Senate.
p. Sat twenty MINUTES past two O'Clock
the House, by vote Of lO6 to 81 nays, agreed {,
the report Of the Conference Oommittee, and
passed the bill as reported BY the Commistse.
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THE ORDERS Of Master Geo. w. DE Long to
the Navy Yard at New York, have been re-
yoked by direction OF the Secretary Of the
Navy, and he is granted leave OF absence.
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HEADQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHNOND, Va, March %, 1869.

GRNKRAL ORDERS, No 3s
All sherifs who have been removed from
once BY orders from these headq narters are
hereby authorized to exercise all the powers
conferred ny chapter XXXVI of the code of
Virginia, on sherifis, after the expiration OF
their term Of ONCE.
Stoneman.
s. +. CHALFIS, Asst AdJt General.
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BALTIMORE, March 3l.-Ootton quiet anu
steady at %. Flour quiet and prices steady
Wheat firm, &2.l5 to % Is tor choice red and
81 10 Sl90 for Pennsylvania Corn scarce;
sales OF white 50 to IS; yellow 81. Oats and
Rye 81 eady: prices unchanged. Provisions nm.
changed. Whisky less drm at 80. The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company have shipped, sInce
January LIST, from this port to Japan 32aO tons
OF COAL to San Francisco. 3,S92, aud Hong Kong
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TO AL WHon II aAY OoloIR1.
DfssAa....s OF Ml Is..suea

PRNsIoH OvTIcI, uly iSth, NJ 4
ysn. S,seISn ~ hsvips ben nede ende. the sct q
scrtbed Lend wsrrsnts, which ere alleged % hsvs
BEEN lost or deetroyed,-Hotice 70 hereby s1vsS
that e the date following ths desert ption Of ssoS
1HTot, new osrttncete or yesrsn( Of like tenor
s1S.ss. No O. % q oS9: .'sSs oss:sio.ss :ssss :s.'
no; II ss. for leo acres, issued under the q, Of
Of John Carlton, and vss granted DsosmSer n.
No. ids sss, fer iso serss, is.ued under set N
nareh 5, lsss in the nsne Of Joseph Green, ssd
No U,izs for % serss. issued under the act O,
VS. granted August 8, ,ssS. March Is, 1899
No; nAi: for % acres, Issued under the sct %
and vas Ialted September 4, Issl. April n. Isss.
- No, 6.04e, for 90 acres, Issued under the act of
arch 5, lsse, In the name OF Bailey u. Ohsuey
ara ~ Granted October g, lsss. April q. 1859
september, $50, IN the name Of Dbeuezer Kemp,
end VS. granted Decenbsr 50. 1851. May 4. 1853
no 50 ~, Tor ~ acres, tssued under the sct OF
YES granted october 8, isss Nay q is6S
No ss,lo2, for 10 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3. 1855. In the name OF Thomas Cumminrs
and vss granted December p. isss. Nav n, is6s
March 5, 1855, in the name Of Thomas Cummines
and was granted December q 1855. Nay e, lsie
. No. IsIss, Tor l6o acres, issued under the act Of
March lsss iS the e name me- Of John Perry, and was
No. 81 07. Ior 20 scrss issued under the sct Of
September. 1884, IN the name Of frances Rsviere,
end We aransed July Is. issa. June 9, iese.
September, 1850. IN the name OF Robert ~. HiteS.
oil and yas granted Nay ., 1854. June s. ls3s
No 7s.lS, for Ne scres. issued usdor the Act of
February II, lt0, In the name Of Theodore b
Wheaton, , and vss granted Nay ", issI. jane II,
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HEADERS FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT, !
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND. VA March d 1850

SPECIAL ORDERS No. g.
i. All the powers conferred upon the chief
executive ofhcer OF the State Of Virginia by Its
constitution and laws, and heretofore exercised
by the provisional Governor thereof, under
reconstruction laws Of Congress, are hereby
devolved upon the commanding officer OF the
First Military District, and will, until further
orders, by him be assumed and per rformed.
BY command OF Brevet Major General
StOneman.
ST. CHALIIN, Asst Adjt General.
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-The stock market ts
drm. Money is sharp at per cent gold.
Exchange $. Gold, 3lk. POS, 1862, cou-
po1, 1s. North CarolInas, 06x; new, 56X
tennessee ex-coupon, 65x; new, g. virginias
ex.coupons. 81 asked.
LATsR.-Money very stringent at per cent
currency, with commissions added In some
cases. Exchange unchanged. Gold steady
Bonds opened strong, bat fell of. Railways
firm; transactions small.
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ga woman Of Jammapes, Belgium, has
been arrested on charge Of having caused the
death of one Of her daughter's children BY
thgusting pins into its head.
~The "Revolution" newspaper declares
It's mission TO be ito turn everything side ou {,
upside down, wrong size BEFORE"
0The snow shed OF the Central Paridc
Railroad 10 the biggest building In the world.
IL - 10 feet wide, l6 feet high, and - miles
long, and took above forty million 1set Of lam
ber.
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CAPTAIn WILLIAM RouoKs KsKDoRF has been,
by direction of the Secretary OF the Navy, or.
dereo to the Naval Rendezvous at PhiladeI-
phia, and Lieutenant Commander Z. A.
Walker to the Navy Yard at New YORK. Also
Lieutenant Commander Johu Mcfarland, to
the Navy Yard at Philadelphia.
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Mr. HENRY A. PIERCE, OF Boston. is max
ing push for he Cons ulship at Honoiula,
Sandwich Islands
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In CASE John Jay is appointed to the Eng
lsh Mission it is thought Mr.. Motley will 20
back to Austria.
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lBy Bankers' and Broksrs' Tslegrapn.l
Lewis johnson & DO. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets a. follows:
Nav YORK, March 3l.-Goli, 13IXsI3I4
No stock or foreign report to-day.
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HALLS VEGETABLE StClLIAN HAIR
RENEWRR

Renews the vitality Of the ,calp
benevs the hair 20 its orirtual color
Bepevs the nutritive matter which ucurtsh<s
hair.
Rsnevs the brash. viry hair 60 siIkeu softness.
Repews the growth OF the hair.
kenevs the appearance Of those that are Bald
and Gray, and ts q spleocid hair dressing. Ne on
or Alcohol 70 clog up the porcs. One bottle shsus
its effects.
BP. HALL CO, Nashua. n n Pro,rssserv.
Tor sale BY Gil dr. useists. jals-h
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Financial Matters In Baltinsrs To-day.
BALTIMORE, March 3l.-virginias, inscribed,
old, "a bid; AN asked; do. le6S, 62 asked: do
1s65, 81 asked; do coupon, new, Sc bid; 81 asked
old, 81 asked.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUK-The receipts To-day
from this source were si3D,21i.62.
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~ -Four couples in West Lebanon N. H.
stood M recently and went through the eere.
mony of Q mock marriage "for the fun Of the
thing" After the ceremony had been per-
Termed before large company it was found
that the gentleman Who performed the cers.
thought that the marriages will have to be dis.
solved by the legislature. The justice Of the
peace acted out Of the county for which he was
commiseioned, and has been fined $500 Sew.
eral Of the parties were engaged 70 other per.
SONS and one, Q professor il seminary, was
to have been married In q fortnight Oae
couple are said to have made up their minds to
.saccept the situation"
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~On the evening Of the 18th the house of L
Bathrick. in Casco, Michigan, was entirely
consumed BY nre, and three little children.
the eldest only seven years Of age. was burnt
to death. The family. with the exception OF
the three children, were all absent attending
church, and had locked the doors Of the house
ON leaving
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PERRY DAVIS PAiN NfLIrR

u real pleasure 90 ne 90 soesk fAvorabiy 81
thn srtic'e kncva 81 nost uuivers ,lly 90 be gosd
40, ed. remedy for Burns ssd ther Pains q the
esoy IL 10 valuable not only fsr Colds 10 The
wnrr bot fer various eumus-r Domp plaints, e1f
o msncs IL may come uuavsre.-csrsftss Adro
ooS. mor = IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL SOrt ".

kocrcR = pE v. cuarIs BRGs 70
e-nn hts Nsshtngton Pstiears that, evfaS
tnfnie he sble 90 devote ossy the t.yss q
th.r Int. r..,s and .lil stt-.d on sEUNrebAf
son eOhrANs from 90 m. 10 m ssde q
Y M, u No. s2s street, IN % willard o
spECIALI1Y-rreaimen ana care Of Nervous
pttihiy. and all disessrs arising trsm abuse- OF
the system mar - an
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OFFICERS IN VIRGINIA.-A dispatch dated
Richmond, 18th inst says: General Stoneman
to-day issued an order contin uing the sherIffs
and magistrates, under chapter 81 Of the code
Of Virginia, in Office until their successors
quality. This will probably stay the official
clash that has occurred since the promulgati on
OF Stoneman's sweeping removal order The
records show that the whole number of ap-
pointments made amount to 2,554. OF these
16l were made by General Scaofield in 1857 and
37l in 1s6e. The number Of appointments s
made by General Stoneman in 1858 was l75 and
in 1869 ,si7. Tie whole number of Offices IN
the State is 5.i6l, of which 2,9O7 are yet to be
filled. Gen. Stoneman has removed a number
OF the former appointees, who places he has
also had to I'LL. 1t is scarcely probable tn at
the entire number Of official positions. can oe
filled next month.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-Some Of the rela.
tions OF Mrs. James L. Blarkstone have arrived
here from Madison. Conn, and will Tomorrow
return home, bearing with them the remains of
the murderer and his victim. 1t has been fully
established that blackstone was insane, and
that insanity was hereditary in his family.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, March 3I.-FIour market is
dull and dropping. Wheat market dull and \
to cents lower. Corn is one-half to one cent
better.
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We clip the following fro n the R.h..y,n.

We commend 20 the attention % our resders The
following note frs u oa- of our citizens.
About year sgo I was .ttAc. ea sith Hemor-
rhage OF the LpHRs, and have beea ooushins A.
meet tncessan tly stnoe-tfu I CEN memo a 80 sse
OF Aiies's Lssr Bafsars. ny which I have be>n
greatly relieved, In fact sImost psrmansnfl, oprei
en- Your 90; n , &c q ssRstck.
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PERSONAL. - Lieutenant Governor Dunn,
(colored.) of Louisiana, and Daniel X. Good.
loe, u. S. Marshal for North Caroliua, are in
town.
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MALT ENIRACr.

rpEskM l.: HofF:-I hsve applied yo1s MALT
kNfRACT. lately. In yariou. cases With a.. ru ,st
ss,isisetory results Thinking people are more
and more convinced that the use OF medieiD~s 4
Nhtch the system csnpot Absorb OF turn into blood
failacy. I regard the tutrod actiOn of your
%s,srl ssssssoa .. an en.iohm.nt OF the Natural
PROF L sHUoKIue,
M ~ eCI Washins q
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PHALON's "PAPhIAN LOTION"
s.Aurrrrne TIE Is sS s:Ssttu An, COMPILE,

q ~! !sG .s:
rAIR and BLOOMING.
For LApIke ip the y URsERY q 10 Invaluable.
"PAPHIAN LOTION 70 the snly reliable rso-
sdy Tor diseases and blenishss Of The BKIn.
PHALON's "PAPnIAN sOAP-
Or the TOILET, HURs BRY and BATH, vfu poe
ehaD the okIu. Price - esats per oaks.
"FL0R DE MAYO"
"RLOR DE- MAYO.o
AdMHnIHyy AdHnIHyy fIEREynn IHnIsin v2n tn HAspknn:
PHALou . SON, Hss vers.
htU Sold By eli OruGs1G18
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ANOTHER HoKRIRLx MuRpxR1s Pu1LAn.

ANOTHER HORRIBLE MURDER IN PHILADEL-
PHIA-A Nan Butchers has Wue and ChtIdre "a
and then DTOrns HimseV.-A horrible murder
was committed in Philadelphia Monday, uu-
der pecu ar circumstances. Early that morn
ing man threw himself into the Delaware
river and was drowned. Subsequently a hand
kerchief wss found In the water bearing the
name of Blackstone. Yesterday afternoon the
body Was Re overed, and found TO be that of
Blackstone, OF the firm of Funston G Black
stone, pIcture-irame makers at 912 Market
street. The body was sent to his house in the
extreme northwestern part of the city. Ga arr
irving there the parties found another party Of
police in possession. and that Blac kstone' wife
and two small children were dead, chopped to
pieces with an axe. II appears that previous to
committing the murder on Monday Blackstone
wrote letter to his wifs's father in Connecti.
cut, saying that he had killed his wife and chill
dren, and would kill himself The party in
Connecticut yesterday telegrapned TO the police
authorizes in Philadelphia, who went to the
house and found the dead bodies as before
related, and were investigating the case when
the dead body of the father was orouz ht ~. .
On Blackstone's body was found q paper stat.
ing that he had been ROBBED and was q ruined
man, and giving this as reason for the deed
HIS wife appears TO have been killed while
lighting hTe In the stove on Monday morn.
ing, as the neighbors heard a noise at that time
The children were killed In bed M stairs and
carried down and laid at the feet OF their mo.
thsr. Blackstone was probably insane.
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BRHvRT BRIGADIRR GENERAL ELI s. PAR
KRR, late OF General Grants staff, has ten.
dered his resigna alton, 1t having for some time
been his intention to retire from the military
service.
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NAVAL ExAMfNIIe AHD RETIRING BOARD -
BY orter Of the Secretary Of the Navy, Com
modors @. F. Emmons has been detached from
duty as president; Orptains Pierce Crosby and
T. @. Oorhin, and Surgeons George Maulsby
and Thomas DHlard, from duty - members Of
the Examining and Reuring Board, and placed
on " waitng orders. Surgeons A. A. Hockiing
Torbst have been detached from duty connected
with te1}0etiring Board, and placed on wait
ing ou1ofs. lSoIeeon Charles Eversneld has
been 'WitbdroEn from the Examining Board.
and ordered b the naval rsndssveus q Phiia-
delrAiA
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A COMPLIMENTARY BANQUIr will be given
tonight by the Germans OF this city to General
Carl Schurz, at Buehler's Restaurant. in honor
OF his recent election as United States Senator
from Missouri. Meme but Germans, regardless
Ofpolitics but friendly to the Senator'S interest,"
will be admitted
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DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY In SING
SING.
NRw YORK, March 3l.-The Democrats
carry the town Of Sing Sing by two hundred
and nifty majority, being gain Of one hundred
and thirty.
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Government Securities.
WAsaIHeTOH, March 81, lS69.-Jay Oooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF GOV
eminent securities: