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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02
European News by Gable.

Friday, Minister Hale presented the new
American Legation TO the Spanish Regent at
we've extended to Gen. Sickles, the ne wly -ap-
Iointed Minister. Complimentary speeches
were made TO the delegation by Marshal Ser
rano. There is much dissatisfaction in Spain
at Napoleon's lenIty toward the Carlist con-
spirators on the frontier. Bands OF Carlists
have appeared at various places within the
past few days. Many arrests have been made
1t is rumOred that Toledo and Avila have
pronounced for Don Carlos. The Carlists
under Saveriegas are IN the mountains near
Toledo. The national troops are in close pur-
suit. Bands Of CaTlis's nave appeared In the
province Of Pon:evedra and Leon. The Car
Isis taken prisoners at Pampeiuna have been
tried by court-martIal. The judge advocate
urged the application of the death penalty.
Their fate is not yet decided. Volunteers of lib
erty throughout the kingdom are Offering their
services to the provisional government to assist
IL the suppression of the Carlist insurrecton
The MOniteur has information that Dou Car
los has re.entered France and General PrIm
is about 10 leave Madrid on trip TO Vichy for
his health. This statement Of the Moniteur Is
generally credited, and Is regarded as proof
that the Carlist movement has ended. The
Carlist forces in La Maucha became disorgan.
iZed, and have disappeared from the province.
The party in Leon is hemmed In by troops,
with no chance OF escape. The floating bath
house at Valentia suddenly sunk Saturday.
Many persons within the structure were carried
down and drowned, The Patrie SAYS the
ter in tie north, but are collecting forces to
prevent movements southward.
The Vienna Press (ofiicial organ) says: IN
Won Buest intends TO publish all official dis d.
patches with Prussia to justify the late asser-
lion made TO the delegation Minister Jay
has returned from Hamburg and resumed his
duties; The rule OF the government which
limited the appointment by foreign govern :
ments OF consuls to the capital and seaports
Of the empire has been relaxed. Mr.. Royce has
been approved as Consul Of the United States
at Prague.
The French Gable Company will regularly
open business on the 5th, with reduction OF
twenty per cent. on the present Atlantic cable
rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

CUBAN NEWS Letters from Havana repre-
sent the Captain General as being greatly dis
pleased with the course which affairs are
taking in the interior, and also that he appre-
hends some opposition TO the departure Of Es-
pinar on the part OF the volunteers. In conse-
Quence OF the unceasing efforts OF the Ameri-
can Consul Theodore Cabins, Jose M. Ortega,
Sebastian PintadO and Antonio Gutierrez,
American citizens, who have been lmprison ed
since January last have been released. The
reports from The interior are generally favora-
BILE for the revolutions s, and one Spanish off,
Ger gives il as his opinion that 100000 more
troops from Spain Will be req uired TO conquer
the island, The cholera is making fearful
havoc at Nuevitas, two hundred OF the troo Ds
there dying daily OF that disease. The Cuban
Junta has advices that Gems. Jordan and Fig.
uerIdo, with ten thousand armed insurgents,
attacked Gen. Latorre near Santiago de Cuba,
routed his forces and captured himself. The
rumor that he has since been shot Is untrue.
The Spanish General Pueblo has been defeated
between Nuevitas and Pnerto Principe His
son with q large portion OF his command, is
stated to have jsined the Cuban army. A cargo
OF slaves has been landed at Colorado Key tor
a Havana planter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York weekly bank statement is I'M
favorable, and the charges In some instances
pulling, II not unaccoantabie. The loss ia
specie is over two millions, despite the slight
shipments of the week. The deposits have "a =
creased nearly three millions, com prIsing the
loans. which have heen Increased a million,
and the legal tenders, which have increased
eighteen hundred thousand dollars. The loss
IN reserve is SS77,72S. and the deere ase In the
excess over the legal figure Sl,U65.7i2. The
last two staterents Is conirasted how changes are
follows. INCREASE In loans, sSS-. 1876. De-
crease inf -pecie. s9l Decrease ia circulA-
tsoD; si2,12 Increase IA deposits, 80 7gI,l~3 );
Increase IN legal tenders, sl,e29,7G5.
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SThere is something very genial and at
traouye in the following story, which comes
10 US from Rome. In preparation for the
EcumenicaI Council the Pope ordered from
his architect certain embellishments, the plan
of which was brought for his inspection by
that gentleman's e little boy. Charmed by the
plan, the Pope opened a drawer full OF gold.
an d said TO the child, Take a hand full of
coin as a reward for the beauty of your fathers
work." sHoly Father" replied the child,
.stske il ont for me: your hand Is bigger than
NINE" Plus TX. could not help smiling
and obeyed the child.
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VIRGINIA News.

The Austrian agent CT Mr. EE1il Maher Won
AlpebenIg. VINO has founded an Austrian col
Ony below Ricbmord, writes him that a = y iss
.tntlemsn wishes 10 settle IN tue mountain re-
g'on Of Virginia scme 2 Swiss families now
II idy 10 emigrste. The letters OF tae Austrian
coionists near X R'chmonc. In winch they speak
IN the highest Ierms of tie lands, c i'm aie pro-
ductIons, &c., Of Virginia have beer publish, q
IN Austrian journals, and attract d the aIteu-
ton OF the Swiss gentleman referred TO.
A fire broke out on fuesday ab ,ut O'Clock
a. m.- 10 Campbell's grocery store, Charles.
town, Jefferson county, cause not knowa.
Flagg's block, comprising three building. be-
Ion nglng 10 John X. Elagg, was destroyed, nese
included the residence OF the Misses Ware, the
shoe stOre of -. n. Weoddy, and the grocery
store OF J. IL. Campbell; the hoase OF Mrs. NJ.
q. DcDglass adjoining, (oc c.upied by Mrs.
Maxwell,) was damaged 10 the extent Of $40 i.
Loss heavy.
A color, 4 man, while cIesniug out a we'll for
NaihaDIel Is. Ciensbaw, in Hanover county,
en- Monday. was sGiioca'ed by caTbOnic acId
gas, and died tefor- AID could De rendered him.
The Lynchburg Republican learns that the
tobacco IL manufacturers Of that city ara prepar-
Ing 10 go more XtensiyeIy INTO the OPERATORS
OF tobacco manufacture foT The easuing year
than fcr some tire past. Large quantities OF
tooeeco are being bought Tor the use OF the fac
tories.
a young child of Mr.. David Maphis living
near Mt Olive, IN Shenandoah county was
found few days since in spring near the
house dead. Mrs. Naphs had Ieft The house
tor q ssort while, and had left the child IN the
care of servant, who had not noticed ITS ab-
made il was fonpd IN the spring.
At The Walker barbecue, last Slturdly, at
Pittsyivanra Court House, there were four
thoUs M persons, white ard cOlorei, preseut
Six beeyes and twenty five sheep, besides
CHECKERS, &c, in proportion. were consumed
Judge GIiIIer, Col. Caoell ana Hon. Mr.
Trfadway spoke.
The ShepandcIh Herald says: sour farm
eTs generally are engaged N rbreshiug on tbs ir
WHEAT crops, which is yieljiDg very huely
There Is great disposition TO dispose of the
surplus G the crop ~ the present price, uuder
the idea that &c will be something cheaper"
black boy, some sixteen years of age, was
arrested in Fredericksburg on Thursday,
charged with committing rape upon q girl o.
10 or IL years OF age, his of own color. The bow
was committed to await trial The case is re-
garded as serIous.
Twenty seven families from near Rochester
N. Y, propose to come down and purchase
about eco acres OF land near Fredericksburg
Two hunrded and two persons have been
buried at the expense OF the city Of Richmond
since lst of January.
There is a German in Richmond who drank
fifty glasses Of beer before dinner time on
warm dny.
Attorney General Bowden's resignation has
been accepted.
The oat' and potato crops in Shenandoah
county are said TO be unusually large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02
RIOT AND LYNCH LAW


ST. LOUIS, Aug. .2.-The excitement at Pekin,
1tlinC is IN regard TO tue killing OF the Deputy
Sheriff of Caswell county, while attempting 70
arresi two horse thieves. culminated yesterday.
when a crowd rushed into the iail, took th.
leader Of the gang out and huag HIM. Several
OF the lynchIng patty Were cut by hun, one
badly, and probably 50 severely that he viii
not recover. IL is thought that most Of the
sang will be lynched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02
BaItimore Markets, Te-day.

BAITrMoRE, AUGUsT, 2.-Ootton DOLL and
prices nominally at 33X. Flour firm and in
good demand. Howard Streetsuperfine s6as65O,
do. extra S6 75aS7-50 do family . 2SaS9; CITY
Mills superfne S6as6 IS; do. extra &c 75ass; do.
family SS.5OaSlO.50; Western superhne sc 25a
S6.75; do. extra sc. .50as7.25; do. family s7.75a
$3.50. Wheat firm: red al 5JaeI.65; white
rib sides, 10; clear do. i9k; shoulders, I6;
hams, 23a2i. Lard firm AZ l9k. WHISKY quiet
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This world is all a fleeting show
For mans illusion given"

n6Alone the outer bouievards Of Paris steam
cars are now ronning without rails on macada-
wized roads.
~The Chiesge Times says: sOne reason
Why the Ere Rariruad does so much business
10 that II has 'deac sure thing on pa sngers."
- The ladies at the White Mountains dress
sensibly in coarse materials, stout shoes, and
enjoy their perambulations sbaut the noun
taipe.
- Four car loads of Chicago butter have
reached San Francisco. IL was ingeniously
compounded Of lard oil.cake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

FROM MRxICo-Attempt TO Kidnap President
JHarez-Arrest of Americans, &c.-The steam
ship Cleopatra, from Vera Cruz, is bringing
Senior Mariscal, Mexican Minister, to the
United States, and Senior Palacios claims COM
missioner of Mexico. They leave Havana TO.
day for New York. Several American gentle
men have lately been arrested in Mexico on a
charge OF completely with Lopez apd others in
republic. Their trails now going on. Nine =
tenths OF The newly elected members to the
Mexican Congress are supporters OF the pres
ent administration. An attempt has been made
to capture Juarez and lTejada in tue city of
Mexico. Several arrests have followed the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

MfsrIRIous RoBBnRY OF GOVERNMENT
.SAFR-Last Friday afternoon So, 900, the pro.
ceeos OF a goyernment safe, was depoatsd in q
safs In the treasurer Office at the United States
Arsenal in Philadelphia. saturday morning.
had been stolen There were NO marks OF
violence on the safe, and the building was
well guarded by private Waterman. Several
employees OF the arsenal have been arrested ON
suspicion. At three O'Clock this morning q
party Of ropghs beat the watchnan. 80 that his
life Is despaired of, on Chestnut between sth
and 9Th streets. s-sIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

~Deacon Jonathan Buckmaster OF Ludlow
for seyeyai years. Zone morning last week
when he awoke he found he could hear as well
as ever.
s0Excursion trips to Illinois for divorces
are amnng the enterprises OF the day. Great
.conn,rv this for b,g things. You pays your
money and YOU takes your choice; or you pays
il and leaves your former choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

BATHING AcCIDENTs.-For some years past
there has been an alarming Increase In the
number of drowning accidents at our water
ing resorts. They have mostly resulted from
penIous venturing out beyond their depth.
or being carried away by the undertov. Those
Offering bathing facilities 20 the puslic can
not exercise too much care IN pro yiding ropes
and other aids 70 safety.
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s0PhilsdeipAia has . prosfbtsory party.

la0Philadelphiah n has Q pfohfbttofy party.
~AnsIoWs uan has eese crazy from %.
&The Earl Of Shafsssbuyy has opened q
home for milliners and dressnakors in London.
1Oonnecuest has siysn Asr war orphans
e26f ,0S7 II. t-..
~Tne natural Turkish baths Of Cs,iforuis
are one of the great attractions Of the Psciac
coast. -f - -tf 81
~There are i've persons in Phfladelphis
County Prison undsr ssnfence Of death.
~The London Spectator calls Baby-Shoy
. "meisnchoIy exhibition OF palpy celiaiar
tissue O.
SHon. George II. Pendieton has recovered
from his recent Injuries.
SOur British cousins are very demonstra-
i've and patronizing towards the Harvard
~The only scandal 50 far a. Long Branch
was occasioued by the roue -and-tumple night
suit.
- Among Other wonderful things for which
the Grea, Eastern e celebrated are her remar-
kable hstch.ways-she laps Geographic cables.
N. q. Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

PRESIDENT GRANT, accompanied by Vice
Admiral Porter, arrived at Long Branch Sat
urday from this city, and joined his family a
II Sietson House.
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Wall STREET Ia.nax.

NEW YORK, Ang. 2.-Stocks irregular, but
strong on north western stocks. Money stsady
AZ and per cent Exchange. 9x. Gold,
36f. 5-20s, 1862, coupon, 25S. I9-sV's, cou-
pom, l5x. North Carolina 6's, SIX; new, Sd,
Virginia 6ls, ex-coupop. SIX; new, 6ik.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

~A white man named william Pierce mas
been arrested in Richmoad, Va, on the CON-
paint Of number of respectable colored
men. charging him with having obtained
money from them under false pretencss 70 the
snount Of about sts0. The negroes were
ambitious OF inttiotion int the mysteries Of
masonry. ana Pierce made a contract with
twelve OF them that he would instruct them
in the craft At Sl2 q head -......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

CAPTAIN JOHN G MACGREGoR, a four b
class clerk In the Secretary's Office CT the
Treasury Department, and who had charge C:
miscellaneous correspondence relating to
customs, has resigned his position to enter
upon the practice of law III Minnesota. his
naive site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

BALTIMORE August 2.-wIIliam FssheT N
Sons qyote Virginia sizes, old, 80 a bad, 4sk
asked; do. IS66, So bid, s. asked;do. lS67; 50
bid, 81 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

THE PRESIDENT has suspended from offiet
the United States District Attorney for tn'
Northern District Of Mississippi, - Stewar;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

The CoNMIs sIoNRR OF AGRICULTURE has re
ceived information from South Carolina of th
appearance OF the dreaded and destructive cat
erplllar among TIE crops on the Sea Islands
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NOTICE TO The MlBCHAHTs AMP Busl'
GlOR0ETOWN.
On and after MOB DAV, July 36th, 1850 tt
McFARLAND. STEP HBheOa CO.
RAoR RREIauR U.fNE

FAST YBEI0HT LINE
From Baltimore TO Washington and 0ssrestown'
will be rssuDed.
Yye,shts delivered st Camdeu station. 3. 40.
n ~ O. bnifi more forwarded, and v. U. ID. bills
collected prom p:iy. and At iow r.tee. ,,,or. .x
tended 10 our line, Ne beg 20 solicit continuauoa
Of the saue -, a oa..
ia EGTAW STREET, BALTl uURB. ana
JoHN McFARLAND, corser New Jersey svepGe
ssnn ps"ee'' yz3 cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

The NEW TvENTY-FIvE CENT CURRENCY.
small lot OF the new twenty live cent notes
have been received at the Treasury Depart
ment, but they will not be finished and ready
for circulation for sc verai days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

The COMMISSION for the settlement OF claims
under the late Treaty with Mexico has not yet
met Signor Francisco GomaZ PalacIo, the COM
missioner on the part of the Mexican govern.
ment, has not arrived in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

GA milwaukee paper offers twenty five
cents for every local ttsn. A Ohicago paper
iect" In CINCINNATI Z reporSsr Wstched the
Tiver stesdfiy nye hours for an accident and
then left 20 geta drnk. During his uomentsry
sbsencs man jumped In end committed SUI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

IayAxrl DRY EuksfRrxs.-The Institution
OF the eyteAs, or fnftut dry nursery for poor
ipfar1 whose mothsrs are e00peiied 20 be
ont o. work, IL being anfroduced tnto oany on
the large cities Of Great Britain. 1neN wes
some talk short time ago aSonf me sstAo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

COMMISSIONER DELANo has decided that
smoking tobacco manufactured from cigar
chips, or navy OF plug chips, is liable to 4 tax
Of thirty-two cents per pound, not being manu-
f-ctured from tobacco, fIom which Nc part Of
the stem has been removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02
NEW LINE OF STAGES.

On and after this date. we shall run a line OF
GsOhGEI0wN. o AkHIL
TOWN, starting from the drugstore corner Of 9Th
and streets, w ashin nEten, ID: o.. at 6?f z m aud
department and Pepnsylvania avenue 70 George:
town, stepping at the Union Hotel and Oak Hill
Cemetery. Leave Tennsllytown at o. m. and
p. m
Fare to GeorgstoEn .-.;................., cents.
rak Hill Cemetery ......-..-.l0
Tepnallytown..
SUNDAYS.
Leave ecrner 7th and Il streets at Q. m. ana
p. m
Leave Tennsllytown q II 9; N and ?. n mo-,
'''''~A' 1'''' -''' '''. king 4 Klya.
Washington, d. c., uly %, 1859. vI-W
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NEW WAY no TAME SaRBw.-A man in
Davenport. Iowa. tried new way OF max.
ing his wife more agreeable. He took 9
paper Of msgnes,a, labelled It arsenic, mixed
it in bis wiies presence, and, exclaimin g
"My de1r! / will trouble you no moren'
sws'lowed the compound. The lady, seeina
the laf u, rushed for the doctor, and the
gentleman was pumped ont. notwithstanding
his statement OF the case and obJections to thu
contrary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

NEW YORK, August 2.-Flour quiet and
without decided change. Wheat la2c. better.
Corn dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

DRIZr SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING, LA.
DIES PRIZE SHOOTING, O0NOERr AND
DANCING, POPULAR ADJUSTMENTS FOR
YOUTH, lLLUMIHATION, FIREWORKS, &C.,
&C, EVERY DAY AND EVENING DURING
THE FESTIVAL.
The Celebrated Cuban Gymnasts,
MADM. ZULEILA, Mons. VENTINI, and
MISS JEANETTE ILLeLBR,
whose daring z ats on the Enchanted Bar are the
greatest piece OF artistic Trspeze and Tight Rope
PeriSI%sMpoess ever witnessed viii sgIssIy EXEHx
Also. the washington saneerbnnd, Arion Quar-.
tetts Club and the Alpine Qu.rtette ei Ralri%ore,
uses and Tyr oleanWsrblings every evening.
The brilliant
will be one Of the a,egestins features of the re.
Excellent Concert Mu,i,-3o pieces-by the An.
nalolial Md, y Naval Band every DAY.
the earershfp OF Professor Schroeder will furnish
delightful music Tor the lovers OF the Art OF 1erp
sichore every afternoon and evening.
cts generous and numerous patronage.
Ali orders o. the committee OF Arran gements
must be strictly observed.
For the Prize Shooting and Bowl ng, and La
dies Shooting, prizes amounting to S2s0O will be
Stages and Ompibusses will be ct the terminus
Of the 7th street railroad In suffc number to
accommodate passengers at the rate of ten CT nts
Admission to the Park Is cents Ito the Pavilion,
No return tickets will be issued.
The prizes will be on exhibition at Mr. Henry
ssmkip., No go Pennsyixsniss ave avenue Friend.
fully requested TO seLd their contributions to the
above named store.
E
ISundAy Herald
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C. ooD RRADING.-We publish to-day a
sprightly editorial letter from S at Lake, giving
a graphic description OF how the Saints OBJ.
serve Sunday, with incidental mention O
'.Iaising babies," &c. Also, a gossipy letter
frcm our special correspondent at Saratoga,
tn Of which effnsions we advise our readers
y pei Ose, for they will find in them not only
good entertainment but instruction as we'll
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ZsBIr0O I'D y
7,ls9, ,0O,.4S0 5S
Decrea,e Of public debt duriu7 tine

frr<a Df as =
Dee~sase s,ncs March + isSg -. s3S9j.5k3 70
The statement Of bonds Issued to the Union
Pacific Railrosd Company and branches, in
terest payable in lawful money, show totals as
follows: Amount outstanding, 500, $50. 320; in
terest accrued and not yet paid. Ssse ,1O96 65i
interest paid bv United States, Si9si, ,S22-5i; IN
teres. repaid by transportation OF mails, &c,
81 1,5636i7 &c. balance ofinterest paid by United
States, S3,il7,725 IS.
The reduction would have been larger had
not the Government advanced to the Pacific
ilroads during the month interest on their
bopds to the amount Of Sl,G36, sol 81, and paid
on the last day OF the month an unusually
large amount of drafts-more than two AID q
halt milliors of do lars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

RESIDENCES FOR FOREIGN MINIsTERs.-Iti Is
stated, on what authority we do not know, that
the PrussIan Government is the only European
Power which owns a house in Washington for
the permanent use of its legation. IL is believed
that this example will be speedily followed Ey
the Russian and English Governments, ard
that stately palaces will be built by them in
the American capital, similar to those they
own in European capitals, for the accommo-
dation Of their legations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

THE subsURIBIRs HAVE THIS DAT Rl-
moved their ABf sTo41 so% Ne s0s ,,tS fSnnad; ma
is.h streets, h HoesS %. buliainS. ~. :, M, :.
Our psw store viii be OPENED 20 the le plc e
and splendid assortment 81 feyerything in our hns
fhankine The pnblie e, Pit aver, We heSs e
We shall ct all times sndesyor 20 merit:
y3 eMlEa 1IhOe9
He: ass( Oh 1x4HHI.BsIIT4oH }s9;, sss
1Ia AZ HzRxSif1sv, {sr.lnasr.
No ASS seventh street, bssvssu d ana y strssss.
Eight Doors above Odd Eencws' Hall,
Cheice OH Paintinss, Enerayin1, Cnro1os. e:
shsS.s. ma i Piesurs Flames. KetaF. Uoa .nd fss
Sels Rings, Hatls, &C.. In the Dtst!i@ T1kAs
oAsn. Please Remember Hsms snd Aumosr.
ap Ally .--.lss .-l .---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-02

ENSIGN WIN. II. WEBB has been ordered u
Washington, ID. u, for examination for pro-
motion.
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Amount Of public debt, less cash.
sinking fund, and purcha,ed
bonds in Treasury ...................
Amsunt Of public debt, less cafh
al i, sinking fund IN Ire asury, on
fha LAT ntfimD -----.-...-.........
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EVENING STAR.


Mr.. CoLFAx leaves Chicago for San Fran
SEQ on Wedne sday.
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SToCKTON HOTEL.
naDE NAV ~
STEAMBOAT LINES,
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON.
REG ULAR LINE.

The safe and CON modi us Steamer w. w. COLT,
Captain A. RYTHEB, will leave ~-S
Sso-sstO1n SsE S9S f.Ss st..2 Of a,s6 ,sSsss5
Thu heDAI, at o clock O.. n. A., and Gslt's wharf,
iost OF Ith street. at o o'clsck m stopping at
& Fo,nt Loekout; Fortress Monroe, Old Point Com
This boat connects at Port Monroe with tha
boat fer Cobb's Island
Rsturnipg: viii leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
anc fkIDAl at4 O'Clock . m.
Psss,se. 20 Excursion Ticket, to and from
neals-Breakfast and Supper, SO cents each;
Dinner. 81. State room, 81.
Freights taken st the lowest rates. For partie-
Glars II suire OF GEO MATTISGLY. Ticket
Agent y and RaiIrosd, No. $50 Pennsyl-
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For tickets apply to L. SAVAGE Hardware
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COMMANDER WIN. ID. WHITING has been or.
dered 10 duty as Assistant Navigation Officer
at the New York Navy Yard.