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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afterneon's Dispatches.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIpENj

BoeToN. August 25.-President Grant ar.
rived here to day from Newport, reaching the
depot about IL O'Clock. He took carriage and
was driven Immediately TO the Lowell Station,
where spe. ial train was in readiness to con.
vey him to Con cord, N. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

THE U. s. STEAMER JUNIArA will sail from
New York, in the course Of day or two, FOL
the Mediterranean.
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Baltimore Markets, Ts.day.

bALTfnokn, August 2S.-Cotton quiet ana
STEADY prices nominally at 34xa2S Flour
very ouii and weak, and the market favors the
buyers. Howard Street superfine. az sOa ss IS.
DO. extra, s7.0oaSs.25; do. family, ssSOaSs SO:
City Mills supernne, s6.50as7: do extra. s7a
$50 DO family, sS.75aSl0.75; Western super
me. s6.25as65O; do.extra, s7as7.7S; do family.
ses>e.5O Wheat dull ana heavy; prime TO
cnoice red, ssl.iOaSl-5s. Corn nrm; white
SLID; yellow, sl.l5. Oats dull at 55aSS. Rye
auil at 81 05asl.l5. Pork quiet and frm al ss5,,
Bacon quiet; rIb sides. I9I; clear, I9X: shouI-
oers, l6Ai hams, 2ia2S Lard quiet and hrm
at2a21. Whisky less firm a. sI26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

SECRETARY RAwLINs returned here las
evening from visit to his family in Danbury,
Conn.
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~The pstentees Of ths byron Oollarn
tic." - : :
@rhere 10 Q tailors' strike In Tennessee,
A. ]. is doing his best for the senate.
~The son Of Mrs. Hemans Who became
Catholic has rejoined the English Ohlrch.
- Fifteen dollars and costs % the penalty
Tor . violation OF the Massachusetts, prohibi.
tory Law. =
~Ah Bow hes snsd out IN Injunction in
Idaho against Tie foreign minerss tax, e In
conflict with the BuriinGame treaty.
HrChicago signs for On sExpos,tioa Univsr.
selle, " bat would - entirely 1tssafisaed with
q Universal Exhibition. N
"a prsssmptuous Sellow st the 70 semitic
asked Anna Otck1nson % ~ horse.trot ana
she told hin sAs Thought shs Wa among sen-
usmsn." -91' p :, : -
~Fivs hundred Ohmsmsn are 70 be iroueht
from California and distrihuted amone ths
farmers in 0issourf. - = -
0rA Mrs.. St. Clair has been lecturiue IN
San franeisco in defense Of the Mormons ana
polygamy.
s0It is announced that wealthy ana be.
nevolent cinssa Of Rniladslphia kas deter.
mined TO establish there free bathing house
for the accomods ton Of the poor.
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COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

PARIS, August 25.-A colliery explosion oc.
CURED yesterday at Firminy, six miles from
ST. Stienne, whereby fourteen persons lost
their lives.
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ROWING CLUB BAN0UET

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The rowing club will
give ban quet on Monday evening to the gen.
tlemen forming the Harvard and Ok ford boat
crews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

INTERNAL REvBNUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were s3f5,9siSs.
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Wall Street To.Dav

NEW YORK, August 25 Stocks unsettled.
Money easy and steady ~ 6I7 per cent.
Exchange, long, lO9xi short, lIOt. Gold, Ig3 1
S.2Os' Is'2, coupon, l22E. l0-4Os, coupon,
lIih. North Carolina 6s. old. S.. nsI s1
asked. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon, 5Is new, s.
asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

RBCOVERY OF NAPOLEON III,
PARIS, Aug. 25.-The Emperor has nearly
recovered from his recent indisposition
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MRS GIN. BIDwELL, who was one of the
first ladies to pass over the new rail way, East,
from ocean to ocean, left Western Pennsyl-
vania yesterday on her return to California
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Jos. @. q.
kennedy, of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

MORTALITY AMONG MORM0Ns.-As misbt
De expected, the mortality among Mormon
children is frighttul. The polygamists are like
the old woman who lived in q shoe, and do not
know what TO do with their many children : m
any rate they do not properly care for them.
VI sixty deaths in Salt Lake City In month.
forty -four were children. Heber Kimbsll is
81 sixty three In his collection; one bishop had
lost twenty children, another twenty EIGHT,
another seventeen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

new York Flour and Grain Market To- day.
NEW YORK, August a5.-Flour duh and
Nltnout decided change in price. Wheat
unchanged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

GOVERNOR ELECT SKsrHR, Colonel ID. M.
Nelson, General j. A. Mobry, and Colonel
John B. Brownlow, Of Tennessee, passed
through this city yesterday en- route for New
York.
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS. &c.

y. o. O. F-GRAND COMPLIMENTARY
PIC MIC
BEPBESkNTATIyE OF OFTHEGRANDL LODGE
OF THE UNITED STATES
rrcn the UistTict OF Columbia 20 be given nv
nk.kSpSHlP LODGE, No. IL, on ,S.x. -
.I I.,EsEAf tfe set August, lsos. at
Interesting exercises II reference to |Ss5SFTfsSS
The Greer vii take place at O'Clock
The Grand BE representatives. will bonor the oce A.
slon with their presence before their Departure
and Ladies, so Cents anls Eft
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ELLIS, IRON aIrHERa

WI eorich tn. blood and prevent 10 from becom.
Ins VeteIy sRd Sesk, sive healthy complexiOn
.ss.re tne apPeute inviEo ste tue system, aud
He very palSsaDae. These bitters are recomme nd
81 70 al p,rsoss requiring . safe and vain able
Uoic 70 tFa part toae s1i strength 70 the syetem
sot siven ny bitters merely stimuli ant in their
eIsets Nnlch, although they may possess tonic
seestehle properties cannot give the stren eth ~
The blood which he IrOn Bitters will give "
Pr psred by Wm EiIIs Chemist For sale in
hsshIucton by EIDWELL SON PesnsvIyania
avenue and 18th street My,s. sm
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THB CRUISING Observation-Disclosures
has been resolved at the Navy Department
that the United States steamer Sabine, Com.
mander John G.. Walker, arrived at Cher.
bourg On the 9th Of August from Spithead, and
was TO sail in about ten days for Lisbon. The
Sabine has on board the class of midshipmen
which graduated in June last at the Naval
Academy, and the object Of this cruise Is to
give them knowledge and instr uction i'll their
profession. The Sabine will proceed from
Lisbon into the Mediterranean, thence to M
deir. Rio de Janeiro and Cape of Good Hope,
from which latter point she will return home
reaching here next summer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

FREEDNBN's SCHooLs.-Genl o. u. Howard,
IN charge of the educational work among the
freedmen OF the South, is in receipt of satisfac-
tory evidence OF the progress of the work.
schools for freedmen have been established in
all the southern States, and the opposition to
them Is reported TO be rapidly dying out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

representing two of the leading New York
dailies are about to abandon the state Of single
blessedness, and become members of the ha ,py
order Of Benedict, by marrying Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

PRESIDENT GRANT telegraphs here that he
will not,return to Washington before next
week, asd then only TO renain two days, to
transact any important business and hold q
Cabinet consultation Secretaries Fish, Bout.
well, Cox and Robson are expected to return
about the same time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

REAR ADMIRAL q. II. POOR has gone to
New York TO relieve Rear.Admiral Hoff Of
the command of the North Atlantic squadron.
Admiral Poor will 20 on board the Severn,
thenew nag-ship of the squadron. The Alba
n.y. Admiral Hon's flagship, will be repaired
at the New York navy yard
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

We are not in the habit of -'pu fnnsr pstept med.
icires but We che, rfUly add testimony 10 tb.,
of many others in favor OF this medicine The
PAIN klLLkR 10 Invaluable fer the diseases
lor Nnien ~ 10 recomnended. Try Q bottle Of
10 and IL We 20 not stat. ,a-,..,Ix -,
CifIz6a. A. o. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

LABOR AND WAGEs.-The New York POST
oees not agree with Mr.. Moses w Field. one
OF the speakers al the Philadelphia Labor Con
,ah ,nhnuon. tnat the current prices OF American
laoor are above the wages paid for labor in
Utner countries. IL lie net true (says the Postl
tnat worklngmen In this country are batter
palo tnan their brethren in England and other
e4un.riee OF Europe. We call the attention OF
lowing facts, and trust they will receive rhe
auention they deserve:
weeks wsges OF nine workingmeu in n
nanudactofy OF firearms in Connecucut will
ouy ii56 yards Of felt carpet In New YorE. a
,n sees OF nine men similarly employed
IA IN bnnnghsm Will buy there la5k yards OF
,ns me ssme Quality OF carpet. In this case Ens-
ican. sie sH1n Amef-
Ninsty.six dayS labor in a saw msuus.c,orx
c1 "a snis country win buy 6s 4 yards OF pilot
~ y.a IN, unls country. Ntnety-six days. labor
Snemeld viii buy 7sK yards Of the ssms or
even better cloth there. fhus, in tsis csse' ,Ss
L1Ssn workmen roceve twenty per CENT
heHfy quarter more than the American.
One nonored and eight days labor OF opers.
~ xsav voonen 0 miils N thu country wiii buy
class 9 IN EssiisS wcolPss Sii vi,, ,nn ssrs s.1
@ere SnH pounds q blaaksts; m pounds
more tean NE Amencan wogkman. - :.
Ninsty az days' labor in sa American ssw
ssss ss i . SSsss S9sSs g. ss
clans OF workmen In IN English ssw fscsory
,s.a a ~ snesS is3x do1s, or IN dossn more
forV.sisAt dsys lasor I. an Ansuoa. ~
The ~ s q az: s sSsSSi sS ne e .:Ss ~
elese of Eagnsa vosEosa, win bay tAsrs
3, 30 ponadS of aAlt of nsorly one hundreS
and nine per cent. more than Asrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

Mr.. L'EsTRANGE. one OF the secretaries o.
the British Legation, recently appointed, has
been summoned North by telegram on account
OF the accidental drowning OF his wife s
brother, you n, who is supposed 70 have lost
bis life while bathing. Mr.. L'Estrangs LETT
Washington last evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

SUPERVISOR SrANwooD, of Mississippi and
Alabama, is here and engaged IN preparing his
report in the case OF Willis, Collector OF the
Third District OF Mississippi, who was reliev ed
a short time ago for alleged completely with
the whIskey ring.
Supervisor Emery, OF Tennessee, Is also here
and preparing reports on Internal Revenue
frauds in his State
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PARIS Fashions.

II the fair sex would only make a reyolution
"a sap,ty ran; II our Empress could only
sshu Senatus Consultum. containing a dose
oi common sense upon tue article OF dress
lhto tne brains OF her woman KIND, A. would hs
"a a letter auguly 10 the future Of France than
tne introduction Of respon slble minisrers or tbs
flsht OF Interpretation. But as me nsn ororg
wiser, the women seem TO wax sflIier and ~ S-s
ehuaSagant We hear OF q we'll known fine
HrS WHO, tor a Sojourn of fifteen DAYS at
klchy, carried Win her sixty toflsts an :,
ia1'e elegance, and consequently Of fabu-
At tins moment the modlstes are nak,ns
more snowy style OF costume, adapted for ths
usIisre SaiSoR OF the month OF Septsm oer uheD
tne neat CT the lingering summer will ne tern-
Robes =; 9 a ,ne l1esnness OF the coming fall.
sHss each pun being separated by several
Io%s oiLarrow velvet, either black, or nj ne or
With acS1Id,ng r6i W 70 the fancy Of the wearer,
waist violet taffeta silk hat, deem plaftas
nounces, ornamented with black ruipur re lscs.
r1e Me, ,onIe IS an the apron style, aud the pouf
tueuernicn very voluminous. For eyenfne
toilet, sheer white muslIns are decorataa @,-ss
Nns shk nounces, and Scotch plaid sashes
WIN tne bows eoleoptere, (the big word mean
ing 10 pucker mp the ribbon as you willy
charming morning costume NAV ~ con-
p1ss poeu WIN tunic OF ecrue colored batiste.
Win an apron OF small plated white batists
ssir, ummeo with Nalenciennes lace; the
=, ~ aiso OF plated white banste; the body,
lu me shawl style, Is open in front and decor,
ated win small nounces and IaIencisnn..
mfxinra ne y, mnantna- maker who devised this
IL III ..ure OF white and neutral tinted bafists Iit
ue nounces and pumngs, exclaimed in An ecs
tacy OF delight, 30, Maoame! is Al rot OF a e
Iapnic simplicity, and OF an adorable ele-
Many costumes are composed OF fine white
~oolen popiin, with satin stripes; a deem
nounce ON the skirt is bordered with velvet 81
tne coIor OF the stripes; aboye the flounce there
are Ionr rows OF hollow plaits, bordered IKE
wise with velvet.
The retagPOtes Of white or yello " foulara-
MoIn III wrapplngs at the seaside, have a
Jaunty, boyish air, which suits we'll win
Iounu sho very pointed japanese straw hats:
eSiofed SIX, and fastens behind under the
cnlgnon with large black velvet boW.-TCor.
" y. Jour. IF Com ntsrcs iSO''
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% ne United Sntss arO stiIl nxs,. snoe sxsnoe
S,sceseeon In the Dominion Of Os2.P Psss ~
6renswickers are nearly unsainou, Tor
province - In hvor Of ths moycSSf =. ~
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ScoUrs Fnl ID1A.-Ths Richmond dispatch
scouts the idsa that Gov. walker will rssien n
upon Virsihia. Il ssys thss sincs his eiecsioS
y has ris0n to highsr place In the sstsom md
Sspect Of those Who know hin thaa ho held
before, and that he has No more idee ofrssienins n
g the Sass canai, 70 D present at he openinx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

,SHoRMAKRRs' STRIKE AT NKwARK.-Or
MONDAY the shoemakers belonging to ths
Soclety OF knights of st. Crispin, at Newark
New Jersey, struck for an advance of w,ges
meeting was held at which the strike vas
declared, and all members Of the craft were
req gulred 10 quit work. About four hundred
compiso, nut others are still at work IL is
stated that the men who led the strike are now
receiving $40 and s2i week. The terms de-,
manGed ey the strikers do not appear to be
increase OF rates as will advance their nav so1
q week. The makers" resist a threa mad
REDUCTION OF four cents per pair for ssbufine,
and four cents Tor trimming.
RUNS IN THE FAMILY.-Liehtninr IA not q
ton Irving once humorousiy said to a Si friens.
who declined to follow his suggestion OF seek !,
ing refuge under tree In q under storm. at
s.en aWsy rqns 911m IN yoSr family had
10 fun has been verified in the case of Stephen
Pierce. who was killed By Q nash Of liShtni .
weiie waikine home from church with ayouns
sGy ~, on mn ,ne IL ISsa s in:t st CALDWELL n He
lives BY the same cause.
TIE SAI1 on BlaxII1v SP.I-ae ".
correspondent Of the Baltimore Gasette. writing
nom Berkeley Springs, Bath county, va
A"Guss sr,Ge y ssys:-Tne purchase Of these
sPIines, wnicn has esen tor SONS time under
Nsssr:. Gsorgs q: 01l. v. ". Spence, 3.
ana M Eeyto0 6Arrioon being the princfuai
gertles. TAere are several others, some from
trgintA, and Mr.. Dolls, from Washinstoo.
The price paid was S3s,000. Il q nov proScsed
% make stoek company, incrsasfng tks capital
10 the sum Of 100000. Inproycnent = Mi
commence early IN Sepsenbsf.
SNrL1ANDO Os1fAfH OU1I 1ol CHor xrA.
The ,St Louis Republican puhIishss TIE foi.
owing recipe - certain prsysnfivo OF ehoi.
era, cholera morbns, or dysSnsory, end 4 surs
regulator Of the bowels: VIM rood Vooi 49,
ms1s ,os! 2 week lye, a6cut q strong 8 common
YEA; put II into bettles ana drink eftsr eyery
ne! ha1f q wine glass Of it. This has ~
Gleo oy steamboat captains On the Miss,ssippi
Hvef ior svmfy yoor6 WifA complees success.
0The girls ss West Point complain that
- n.Inea AIDES cut them outi N ne affections of
IN East Saginaw, Mieh, within month.
~ - sna1 Tour Women nave tried to commit
seSCses ~ uktng poison.
.1s O'Rsilly's posms have sold 20 ven
S 49, ~ vldoW gets comfortable little fortune
Ex.Seaator Fsslinshuyssa, Of New Tar.
10 - canetdate tor . Circuit Judeushfp m.
oer tee new Law Of December next =
M Leeet The EsglbA temperance s<ivo.
ce0 noW - NE West, u % thin that - "a
oeen Calico u "0host Of Tsstotalisa. 30
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GENERAL o. o. HOWARD is reducing the
clerical force in the Freedmen's Burean, and
has now not a man employed who is not now
required by the demands of the service. Fur.
ther reduction will probably take place
shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

INDIAN CLAIMs.-The Secretary of Interior
has ordered that hereafter all Indian claims
must be settled through the Indian Bureau.
These claims include bounty ana pension
claims Of Indian soldiers, claims for Indian
depredations, DC. This decision is brought
about because Of agents who overcharge their
clients, mode Of defrauding that is carried on
TO q very great extent.
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ERRING BUT HORIE

Sci HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Irrec. desire . better MANHOOD. sent in sealed
lette- enveloD-s free CT thsrgp. Address HOW
hkD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box
PhiiadeIphia. Pa NV 10 eosm
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Baltimore Stock Market To-day.
BALTIMORE. August 25.-NIrginia SKIES.
old, IS bid i6s, asked
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RAIL VS.. WArHR TRANsPoRrArIoN.-Th
contest between transporters By water and
tnose oy rail 10 gong on all over the country
auce freight and toll charges on the New York
State canals, notwtthstandipg they should
merely b rendered Q charge on the State
way lines % competing chipping points at tide.
water. This seems % Be the fAte Of canal trans.
porsaaion IN every direction In tnis country.
OoHAoDoRH vAHDHRsILf AND HIs BsIps.-
Oommodore Tanderbtltand bride ars stop pine
~ Oonkress Hall, Saretoga. Mrs.. VANDERBILT
.aio % b woman Of reputation a. . writer,
marriage. She 10 about thirty years Of aee.
1ll and rather slim, fair complexion, With
oafk hair and eyes. They dined shortly sflSr
creaiiSs uSise % : t:s:Ss,on smoss ,n tne % srcon
the hotel-N. Y. Ssn. y,
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TIE Oo-oPBRAfrv1 SYoTn.-A number M
the workmen in ne miners' 5oundry snd ms.
chine works, IN San Fraucisco, Nv msSs ~,
arn,nssns.s .s Vi sss Yreprissen o cossinns
co-operattve plan, and annoapcs tSss -
noW prepsTo 70 manufacfare machinsry ma
c.tinss ofal kinds, e heretofore. Tns vorS. T
sppersD,ssS..t ua a ~ nsys ehossn amanAssr ana
wnlcn tney have aistrsbutsd, sav - Ssassss
n step IN advances Of thc ca -.
~ a.a N ne establishnsnt beiu0 Intsrsss~r
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osvsrnnsns seearisiss,

WAsHrreroN. August IS, l5ee.-Jay Ooors n
90. furnish ne following aaoessisns Of Gov.
srumant nocu rftoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

TIE DIsBuRsINe CLERKS in the several De.
partments of the Government are unable to
obtain SUFFICIENT supply OF fractional cur.
rency required for the monthly payments of
salaries; banks are unable to make change
readily; business is crippled, and the people
throughout the county greatly incor venience
by the delay Of the Bank Note Companies.
There is no show for any relief until the work
is brought back TO the Treasury Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

THE FIFTRKNrH AMENDNRNr.-The State
Department has Official returns OF the adoption
of the Fifteenth Constitutional Amendment as
follows: Complete ratification-North Caroli-
Ia, West Virginia, Massachusetts,, Wisconsin,
LOUISIANA, Name, Michigan, South Carolina,
Pennsylvania, Arkansas, Connecticut and
Elorlda-l2- Defective ratificauon-Missouri
and Kansas. Rejections-Delaware and
Kentucky-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25

THE NEW 25 AND 50 CENT CURREScY-It
is expected at the Treasury Department that
the new issue Of twenty-five and fifty cent
notes will be ready for distribution next week;
at least the Bank Note Companies have prom
ised to forward a supply Of these denomina.
tions during the present week, but as they
have heretofore violated most oftheir promises,
the public will not be disappointed If the cur
rency is not ready for issue at the dssi gnated
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-25


INCREASE or lHcoNB TAX RDCIrPrs.-It
will b remembered that Commissionsr DeIano
on the 9th instant forwarded circulars to As.
SCISSORS Of Internal Revenue throughout the
country, instructing them TO require parties in
making return Of their incomes 70 specify, ~
the law requires, their several sources of
income, with statement Of their lesses, II any,
and rejsct ali returns not showing. item By
item, the various sources from whence income
was derived, &c, The result OF tins has bssn
that Assessors throughout the country report
q large increase Of the revenue In their respsc.
tive districts on account Of the sntorcsment OF
this circular. -....
No HnP yaoH THAT SouHcn.-On account
OF the great scarcity Of fracuonai currency the
Treasury oficiais have been requested 70 prlnt
o supply from the old plates, in order 70 satisfy
the demand until the new Issue 10 ready. 1t 10
utterly impossible 10 do this, - al Of the old
plates have been destroyed; besides, at the b.
ginning Of the present adminisuafion IL was
determined 70 print no moro Of the NATIONAL
currency upon the old plates. but have new
series and new plates, in order that the rscerds
Of the administration In relation to the national
finances should oe kept entirely separate and
not confounded win those OF the previous ad.
ministratiop; hence IL viii be seen that it Is
imposs sible TO supply the demand for fractional
currency by printing more Of the old series.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19

..,,ys at noon's advance. Corn dull and heavy.
p ,rk heavy; old Ss2 Is; new $ss. Lard dsg; ket.
Tia 2oa2Okc whiskey quiet at 81 0a. Rice duh
Carolina saac. aurpentine heavy at <9a42x. Rotin
steady at So SOas. .Freights hrmer. Money con.
tinues stringent Sterling very dull at sH. Gold
SSX. Stocks depressed and unsettled.
BALTIMORE June Cotton hum. Flour active
and In favor Of BUYERS. Wheat dull; prime choice
rcd at 81 6ea1 76 Corn lower white 99c; yellow sc.
Pork firm st $s3 60asA Bacon and lard firm. Wills
key 81 02a1 os.
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Whiskey Csc. Perk $Ss'
bacon firm; shoulders 14Hc; sides 17aa1sHc; hams
90G2tc- Lard 1870.
swnxussros June 1s-spirits Of turpenane oet
Tar At sssssc, Rostn steady At 81 soaA o. CRUDE
.nr,.nt,ns unchanged. Tar unchanged.
,,orvr,. June 1s-Market arm and more acsVe;
,.,.. s6o bsles receipts 10 bales; middfings Slac
o.v.,aIH Juue 1a-Market quiet; middings Sla
n,<o. Sales nominal; receipts IA bales.
NOZZLE, June 18-Receipts Of the week 7os osies )
exports to foreign ports $50 bales; cosstNise 24so
bales: stock 1b7o1 bales; sales Of the week sSoo
bs,es: sales to-day $50 bales; demand limited; mar
tet closed quiet; low middlings SoaSoho; receipts
IS bales; exports 200 bales.
INV ORLEANS, June 1a-Middhngs nominal q
xasoc; receipts Of cotton to-day s76 bales; for the
vest. eross ssss bses; net 1858 bales; exports TO-
day none: for the week to Great Britain INA bales
10 the Continent ss22 bales; eosstwise sAS2 bales
stock 50, ,2sl bales Gold SIX. Sterling. boh. Ne"
York sight Il premium. Sugar. common sHhohi
prime 1ssl4s. Molasses nominal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-19
Passengers,

Passengers
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah via Hilton
Head Beaufort Edisto dc-Miss D. own, W Whaley,
n stuart, Mikell. two Misses Pope, and
on deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Major y Johnson, air howe, s Fishburne, MIS-
Ceres,er, &r Morillo and son, and on deck.