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Evening star., 1869-08-05

~A man in Trov. Ohio, has deserted his
VIE eloped with his mother.ip law There
ase few men Who win follow tAat Example. :,
nIAt 0uadaJajsra, Mexico, Caliotta Eerro,
a girl Of 10, u clerk Of the court and secretary
Of thec ity coupcil, and teaches school besides.
ro - The panier - b. no means obsolete, and
nom all reports IL believed 70 prevail more OBJ
stinately at ths SEA sAors tnan u tne mountain
resorts. assz 80 fsi
aVThs Charleston, s. u. News announces
that ON Sunday last q colcred woman, named
Amelia johnson, living on Drake street. gave
birth to four flne, healthy children. The
crowd are doing well.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

The PHA8ODY STATUE IN LoNDoN-Uppeil.
,ng TIE Sidtse.-The statue of Mr.. George Pea.
body, whose muuificent gifts TO the poor Of
London are SO well known, was unveiled at
London on the 2ith Of July, under the most
auspiclous and satisfactory circumstances 1t
was known that the Prince of Wales had con.
neighborhood Of the Hank and Royal Excnanee @ M
was crowded long before the hour appointed
Tor the ceremony. Flags and bannerqwese lib.
orally displayed from the adjacent buildings.
ana the windows, and roofs were thronged
with ladies and gentlemen, who, although they
could not hear. could at least witness the pro.
ceedings SIR BENJAMIN Phillips, charm An
OF the Memorial Committee, addressed the
Prince in appropriate language, to which his
Royal Highness replied in a happy manner.
In conclusion, he said Let me thank Mr..
motiey' the American Minister, for his pres
ence on this occasion, and assure him Of the
pleasure II mas given me to take part IN this
great, and may also say national ceremonial,
IN paying honor to his distinguished country
man, fchoers, and to tell hIm that my feelings
personally toward America remain the same
as they were. loud cheers I can never
forget the reception given me there some nine
years ago; and my most ardent and earnest
wish and nope is that England and America
may forever go on hand in hand, in peace and
prosperity. fGreat cheering.I
The statue was then unveiled, amidst general
commehdauon. IL represents, in light bronz-,
Mr.. Peabody seated ON q granite pedestal
WI Gnsn s. s9s present is only 1smPorary and
Aoeroeen, which Is now in progress. Tn.
likeness was universally approved OF. and the
Work, as work OF art, from the ease Of its
pose and the finish of its accessories. may be
accepted as one Of the most successful OF its
kind ever thrown open In London. When the
applause subsided, Mr.. Motley was loudly
called Tor, and responded amid enthusiastic
cheers from the multitude who had assem-
oitd. In the course Of Mr.. Motley's remarks,
after complimentary allusions to Mr.. Peabody,
ne referred with satisfaction to Mr.. Story, an
American citizen, as The designer and executor
OF the statue, wherein pom the crowd calico
upon MT Story for speech, and that gentle.
man briefly responded. 81 - = - -
The London Advertiser, in giving an account
o. the cefemonys publishes q lstter OF the
queen TO the great philanthropist dated
windsor Castle, June 20, 1859. which says -
"Tne queen Is very sorry that Mr.. Peabody's
sudden departure has made h impossible Tor
ner TO see him before he left England, and she
Is concerned 70 hear that he il gone In bad
health She now writes him letter to express
ner nope that he may return to this country
quite recovered, and that she may then have
the opportunity, OF which she has now been
deprived, OF seeing him and Offering him her
people, -
Evening star., 1869-08-05

tbs TAILoRs' STRiKE.-There are about
seven thousand tailors in New YORK, and about
half a. many more in Brooklyn, Jersey City,
Newark, and other neighooring places
Probably an equal number Of women are en-.
gagged with them in the manufacture Of cloth.
Ing. About three thousand are now on q strike
II appears that q tailor ana tailoress working
conJointly eighteen hours q day can barely
earn si4 week, even on the highest priced
worR. The tailors in the several departments
Of cutting, custom work, and shop work are
offanized into ten unions, and each union
SENDS de- egdtee TO represent IL in central BODY
Two or hree months ago the central commit.
tee, in looki ing over the field, saw that q great
IN their trade. Some OF the tailors' unions
struck. and the cutters did likewise, and after
few days their dema ads were Complied with.
But when the storm mad blown over, and the
Workmen mad resumed their occupations as
usual, the employers began again to cut down
tea the dispute tor them, and now the repeti.
uon OF the tailors' strike will probably CON.
plete the improvement. a. -. IL : -.
The central committee having adopted q new
price list containing general sd vance of about
same before the local unions. Hayinr BEEN sns ue
proved BY these respective bodies, 1t was next
submitted TO the employers for their eons,dera. .
fion. Instead Of receiving the committees win
even ordinary respect, both tndividuAls and
Tnn 9,ms treated them with great hsnshdness.
them INTO submission BY arresting some Of their
nrmher, and personally insaltedall who called
upon them. But thu sjouIne1men, equally de-
tefmined, undeftook 70 show the men Of money
that The men OF muscle IRE their equals at least
N power. A stfihe was ordered, and though II
aas pm ~ progress only week, dosen or
mors nrms have ALREADY needed 70 the terms
o1 the WoFtmen, and otkegg are expected 70 fol
low before the week clo0oes>-H. y. SsSa.leD glfsl
Evening star., 1869-08-05

The MONSTER MAN.-The woman's e Suffrage
convention At tNewburyport having found ont
new grievance against the monster Man, whom
fey now charge with acrippling womau's
physical development" the az. r. y0urnaI Of
Commence IL moved TO say:
man, OF 'crippling womans physical develop.
nent, than in the other accusations brought
against him OF .dwarfng her intellect and
starving her soul. We never heard of a man
VINO cid not admire physical development in
woman, and rejoice TO see her taking healthful
and graceful exercise. HORSEBACK riding, driy-
Ing norseA, skasipg. swimming, climbing noun
Jams, scampering in meadows, croq uet. play
ing, light gymnastses-all proper ana innocent
Pasumes, indoors and ont, when hou sehoId
outles are not neglected-are the very things
In woman that please men most, After OF
e,tne due cultivation OF her mind, her good
neartednese and natural auiability. Mems ad.
mirafion OF physical graces In women In ant 10
become ridiculous IN excess. "A rosy.cheeked
girl on horseback will be followed through the
street or the PARK by ten thousand admirlue
SIS and spread eagles on the glare ice, throws
the most skilful Of male champions into the
shad. Much of the fulsome aduIatiou snow.
cred upon the British blondes was due 10 the
vigorous health with which they executed their
absurd break-downs and walks.around Whv
are men masing costly presents and sendiug
proposals OF marriage by every mail, 70 Miss
Ida Lewis. OF NEWPORT, II not because she Is q
woman OF physical strength, daring and
gracel We mentioned the other day. the cass
OF young woman who went into North west
ern Iowa ana took farm underthe Homestead
law, ana began cultivating IL, and has b ,en pre.
sented with matrimonial proposals ever since
until, in self-defenoe, she has been OBLIGED 10
take husband"
Evening star., 1869-08-05

- "a Wrltsr in the Memphp Avalance occu.
pies column o. prove t6e 0tsulsstppi River
na Muure: ae says its 70, and Challenges
advertisement In The Spri1gfajd Republioaa
which reads: ssI f0rb1d anV person harborine
my son, John A. 3iilam. who LEFT my bed and
board on Wednesday last" &e.f % Aa Aa5
ga number Of cidasus OF Lins,. Upper
Austria, have formed IN association for ahoiisn.
1ng the death penalty, aud have issued cali
tor the establis hsueht OF d Onion, which shall
shave for Its tina abrogatioa of the death
pesairy In Germany and Austrta..sH
\, ~ chicago - TO have q great minese Iauu.
dry and one hundred men will - broug II
non San Francfsco 10 DO the Work. Tne
Cnicego merchants now in Cahfornia are verv
generally engaging chinese men a. house ser.
wants 70 take the places of the Bridgets now
employed.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

TEE SIIgU m OF TEE 6fAMIeH 9UKBoATD
President Grant was In 5Ne1 Ycre yesterday
for ne parpose Of having an interview with
Secretary Fish and United States District Al
torrsy Pisrrepeint relative TO tn seixure Of ths
SpAnish Gunboah now bosldiug at that ctty.
6oth eentlemen. hoWevsr, were absent from
tne CITY. Marshai BaSiow yestsfuay informed
Mf. Uelsmeter, the hnilder of ths sunhoa:s,
that he should rigidly .pbey tcs orders of the
Government for the suppressiono of nllibuster-
Ing, whether by Cubans or SpaniardS. and that
dered by the authorities a. Washington. tits
stated that DelAmete1 fconuocJed 70 dNliveR the
vessels to the spanish 0overnnsut Wsehout
armament for e5o,ooo zach, while pr epptIR
eocn vessel was 70 carry o no. 0.pound swivel
euns ana the manufaet1re Of these and other
necsssary mnnitions Of var had been coutracted
for with sKlmbalIb Works, at Celd Spring.
Measures have been tSken by the marshaI to
prevent the delivery OF the armament to the
Spanish authoyitteD.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
fHE PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.
Movements Of United States Yessfls.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-TAe steamer
Junlata went to sea last night The Dictator,
Captain Calhoun, will sail to-day The
to sea from the navy ward Yesterday rnorning
She will proceed direct to Norfolk, to be re.
tained there as receiving ship. The Mianto.
noman, double turret monitor, and the
at this navy yard
Evening star., 1869-08-05

GHHHRAL CocHRANB positively refuses to &C.
cept the Collectorship OF the Sixth New York
district.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

SkCRBTARY BOUTWELL, is not expected to
return here from Massachusetts before the Is
of September.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

8 CRITARY Cox has postponed action ON the
Ms4arrahan matter until the next meeting of
Congress.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

PRlsIDRNr GRAHr's FAREWELL TO rHB
VISITORS AT Lone BRAHCH.-During the
morning Of Tuesday last quite number of the
guests at the hotel at which the President
stopped at Long Branch determined upon
giving s hin him sn sppropriaie but Informal faye.
tanned, the proceedings which followed are
AT two o'clock the guests of the ststson
House assembled In the parlors OF the hotei,
and In q 1BW minutes the President entered
with Mr.; Grant on his arm. and followed By
as the Prendent and family had seatsd them.
selves, General Brewster, Of Psnnsylvanih, !,
approecned, and was recogni1ed ~ the Presi,
densrai Brewster said that II vss an sm. =
g ssd yst e sss
o. thsIStetson HnuSe, inst 70, thank thA Pn6s,s
iasnt for eoninS 20 Long Brapch, and ssCund,
for the honM and plSaaar0 ol NJ ooUpaay,
~ VA pleasaut 70 all 70 conyerH With NM
endto enjoy ~ ypreeence eE HE t1mny;A !
ee AoPed hat 1s, mint yaso a. y1easllt To-
epamsea pas E. isg ecrteipiI wa. 20 tness s,ts
say but faIeWsik hoping that IN! !PIss,deet
Konld 10. FensWea IN heath aad st7spSthI
and long tivs to- ENJOY The honor ana pros,
Dexityl Of the eoonNy over which ~ IntOds 4
Ehs President replied: IS Attorney 0ehSral
Dfe~sers xA1ias ald 0mtesmenEI 0adS titS
rI;u Sisit g Lone Bl..sh g z sScrsseisa Ayg Yss
BY the seaside, Whsro shAll aaxa tie sumrner
home Of mysslf and family, or - ieast t0r my
family, and such portion Of the sumSner for
ny.sif as my public d1s1ss yin Icrmis /
ana gsntismen fiosEsd around, and sor tsn
minutes there was quitea lively scens Of part
lnG. ~ -. ~ Esis4s- ~ ~ /
Evening star., 1869-08-05

The New York money market continue. %
work easily with I've and an per cent as me
rate on call loans whea eevernuent eond, are
coiserh and six and seven per cant. ON
piedge Of railway and miscefianeous shares
In the market tor commercial paper fherp is
good demand, aad rates Of prime aeeeptaaces
s.s 2nosed al eight 70 niae per cent with ex-
MARKED preierenee for short daS paper.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,
ELLIS, IRON BIrfERs.

" iii enrich the blood and prevent ft from becou.
ing vstery and weak. sive . healthy con plerfon, ,
restore the appetite tnvi(orate the systen, ana
tonic to fmDart tone end strength 20 the system,
eftcts; which. airSoueh they may pcssess tonic
yesstehle prcIert,ss, cannot give the .tressth to
Prepared By Ww Dills Chemist. for sale In
Washington BY KIDWELL 3 SON, Pennsy vania
avenue and l4fh street. HyA-3m
Evening star., 1869-08-05
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGToN, August 2. 1859
Information has been received at TINS Depart.
ment from Mr.. John F. Flint, the Consul OF the
United States at La Union, Salvador, Of the
deaIh. on the let Of Jnly last, at La Union, OF
A. Il. Poor, Of this city, late in the employ msnt
fthe Panama Railroad Company.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

TIE ANTHRACITE COAL RReIon-Ths an
uTdclIe coal region, now so much talked OF IN
connection with the miners strikes, includes
ABOUT all this variety OF coal la the Unissd
states. Its 409square miles, and IO7 lie within
the limits OF Luzerne county. Pa. The total
quantity raised In the whole State OF Pennsyl.
eienty.th millions Of tons, OF which In.
zerre FURNISHED twenty.nine millions The
mrst i company for mining coal was formed in
70 Philadelphia and shis venture con listed Of
tnirfy tons The city authorities consented TO
axe u, and tried to burn It under the boilers Of
nre ont. The balance was broh1n up and use1
IN place OF gravel over tho stdeWalks, and oaly
the blacksmIths psarthe nsues lused the coal
Tor home use. The happy discovery was made
who concluded eeod aran vas aioue neces,
saiy 70 makeit burn, and n built q graee Of
green h,eke.y saplangs, plsced it "a sisrTs nre.
And dry wood under he srsss, al ana I sss Il 0s On
ma The Aames sp1sedine thrupehI shs coal,
u va; soon ignitsd. and 1sfors the wooden
ga sSys naS 3 Agna5ss. e ocssd 70 ne
TN Ec577iiC1F 00oSufI%Irassf Fra. 81, -
.sr wiites toNs Rbise6sipSie Bslissiu. nus nndsr
srSs sSSi s. a. az ESnSs.n..,l ESSs. "a oospnI
e. 9: s@S,ss @ g 5sPtdly . So Rslssa @ Nea-a
s ess@ssss5ss.ie . = i. eSe tsoses = s ssss IN
Of ne Atsisp- an - III vhsFS 6s' fSps IS.
serves The cerembny -oe -tAe- SsbpSr q Hoiy
WeekftAe en- dpAni1g Iih56 Sks 6SaSdsoisS9
naico1y: IN that place NJ = fsS I'D tbs ore,
aevsyel. z g, D. ln ~ ltSSf 81. alstS 80
Gs1nsrnIs ssssenI sAs vns afiee Hsssss saS - Asf.
sskine ne Reps, 6sv ioeI tAs Osaaeai voSSS
n m.v Z. Snssy se ~ . car Xsars.
piled his Hoiissss cnstysS % -" M . 3 ' -o
MulInyp H1n 1p14Us0 m L.ovm Hrs
n, InS viis g q: nlysn 4cSss e Rbston, ~
pesses g ssakd d our despstcss yssssrdsy. a.
with the vtllful 1an61r of Hrs. Ho6ho. ana
w,eavisg exsnnaupn. yos eomnirtea 20 JAIL
and loved his victim, ana hat in lls6l, amer he
had sttacked her with q knife. he was sent 70
the lunatic asylum as South b ston, where he
remained for six months. Tne inqasst CON-
@The worrell girls made sIs,ooo last sea.
son.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUB The receipts to-day
rom this source were sI72 125.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
Fsreiyn News BY Gable.

The agents Of the British 0overnmeat have
been manng shorts 70 obtain the release OF quite
in Paraguay BY Lopez. The San Jaan boun.
Gary Questacn came mp In the House of Com.
mons, yeeterday, in the shape OF an inquiry.
tiscouns MILTON askedtfthe government could
tnform the House what progress had been made
IN the San Juan boundary negotiations, and
what expenee holding possession OF the Island
had beenf Mr.. Otway replied, a. differences
ton, the government was unable 70 furnish the
information or lay the correspoudepce on the
table A portion Of the London Metropolitan
l,n. Ere Brigade propose % vi:it New Yori. The
London, which has q branch In New YORK, has
suspended. The Havard crew made two prac.
tical trips yesterday. The weather was rainy,
MIS-. Vivian has gained the suit for divorce
against the Marquis of Waterford with costs
The Irish Bishops met in pr vate conference
,.snn D%oii9 IN S yssHrdsy 70 consider on reorEsni-
servative, has been elected Mayor of Dublin,
but the Liberals have q a]ority in the Coun.
Gil. The Brighton Faces commenced in Eug.
land Tueeday. Four races came of, which
Were won respectively by W'nifred- Neuchat atel,
Snno!k And MT. Bevilis colt, BY Thormanby,
out o. Blue.Bell.
Coustantlnople in September. Preparations
on the most extensive scale are already com.
menced there Tor her receptioc. Among tue
ci uses OF the Se0atus Consultam is one pro-
Senate may resolve itself INTO q secret commit.
tee. The relations Of the Senate and Corps
Leelslatif with the Emperor aid with one an.
other hereafter, will be regulated by Imperial
decree. The Journal des Debats thinks the re.
forms now proposed will not disappoint the
hopes raised by the Imperial message to the
The Berlin Gazette of yesterday does not be.
neve the rumors telegraphed from this country
mat tax will be imposed by Congress upon
United States bonds. and expresses confidence
in:t the Repuolican party will remain faithful
to their policy of opposition to reputation
The Gazette sensibly expresses the opinion
that the rumoCs that such a tax Is contemplated
Is a manPuvFe Of stock robbers.
II is reported from Paris that q ueen Isabella,
OF Spain, will abdicate her claims to the throne
in favor Of the Prince of Asturias. 1t is denied
from Madrid that negotiations have been
opened with the United States for the cessIon
OF Cuba.
There is speck Of war looming mp betweenl
turkey and Egypt. The Sublime Porte has
recounted its grievances IN letter to the Egyp-
han Viceroy, concluding with an ulumatum.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

CHAPLAIN GloReB ID. HBKpHRsen, OF the
Navy, has beea ordered to daty at the Ne W
York Navy Yard, relieving Chaplain Mason
Noble.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

80 AsA' ooHlsste WINS are coming limo IA
, s1ensshoppss in Ksptacsy chew s.s>oso.
n tarmefs consfuer II an expensive vica.
"Naturs has taught us TO Kiss," the new
= nHlndiana is about to reoefve an ipvo,ce M
seaent hundred OhiDessrztiyUad Iahorers. :.
s~So1s 1as pil.dhaso mires u1nr kalefrn.
rern Snfointa, ozs aS0as % b Wurksd.
}. I've spaA vas found n solid lump OF
go ~ 4AdiApapoliA one dAy 10t Wssk.f = -
p.ectice. .bnt he ts N bad hsalth-, p - sfsr 2
1Ooi, Bnly Wiisou, Of. the os,serassd FIRE
Zoaaves. has bssu appoistsd an Inspectos an
ne New YORK custom .hopsa.
= ~Ths ,PrpsaiAa 50oyefnmeut ppoposos %
~ sSu e. 1S@a1s Us,ssd - 49, esss'sa INV e'asey
Z ~BrisAsn Youne ssys n msrriss 70 ofsen
Ne fofes6 e.. Ppeshss taqulres II Nh wives
sometsmss fogest it also.- CO. - itsia3bd
aUAn s,eht and q half Sooe Ohinese s,sut
and has wtfs q eoTssPonAins tonetndsAal
- josh Bnlin0 saya, LIE tz M . uo.z.
down IN csher ode, ve pat mn tne "a
Z 0A ehsrcA out wei adverti,,s for -.
psw which sconmsads . visW Of nesriv ~
whole congregatiCn sE-- 5fs = =
German sewing machines Are rur
csoc which runs for tpree hours 49,
wmoing mp. .-..--- r -, : = eN'SA
"a .womaas Rlehap oo.ve ,ro, :.
Der. 80 ~A~ "-a VI Septem-
1Ooi Fitzpatrick killed his v;s. 4, "a.
neIo, ,. O., on a Moeday ana atrsad.6 -
.seeieI me Succeeding Wednesday in tne com.
pehy aho CUSTODY OF police ofhcer.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
Baitimere st.ck Mako To-day

ba1tfmore stock Market To-day.
BALTIMORE, August 5.-virgiuia sizes, old.
~ bad, 50 asked; do. ls66, 81 bid. So asked; do.
les7, So eid Hk asked; do. coupon, old, 90
ASKED; do. coupon, new, 81 bid. North Caro-
llnas. new 81 hid
Evening star., 1869-08-05

tn. ExCHANeBOI u. 8. SscURYrIRs.-Since
Secretary Bsutwell's order aho wing the ex-
change OF securities deposited with the Treas
urer between four end five millions of ten
forties have been substituted for five-twenties.
Half million were exchanged yesterday.
Evening star., 1869-08-05
II OsS LYNN H0Us
STOCKTON HOTEL.
~ CApR NAV

- SrOCKTON HOTEL.
~ CAPE MAY, N. J.,
WILL OPEN ON THE path OF JUNE, 1853.
This Hotel has been erected within the past year.
snsras sns tssN..s AMPLE :eeommodasiGn for nearly
United States.
Tor terms, &C until then, address
PETER GARDNER. Proprietor,
No. 301 Walnut street,
el-eom Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening star., 1869-08-05

! s9oo0 wonx.-.Eaevsn hsiek nasous, in the
iaid ap S0eto sricE IN fsn Sosrs. on sSs b.siS, i
'ngs nov being pat up by I[r. Ruhrieht on
UAxkst Square. THIS u good Work.-WiI.'
Evening star., 1869-08-05
BURNING OF A UNITED STATES BoNDxn

BURNING OF A UNITED STATES BONDED
WAREHOUSE IN FPHILADRLP HIA-Loss Of Life
40OOO Barrels OF Whisky Destroyed-L0ss SiO,.
O00.DW The United States bonded warehou se
on Lombard street wharf. Philadelphia, better
kpown as Patterson's stores, a six .story prlck
build ng, g. 2.S ieet by iso feet containing aO,ooo
Sl0,OOO.0O0 to &l1,0OO.000 took fire at O'Clock
last evening, and up to O'Clock this morning
mad dened the efforts Of the fremen. The burn.
ing liquor running through the streets In rivers
destroyed the hose, thus seriously interfering
with the hremen. 1t is impossible to state
now tar the fire will extend. There il q large
known to be lost, except four children Killed
by falling bricks. The fre was caused by the
explosion OF boiler. 1t is thought the en-.
olep OF ns IN os flames
The immense weight Of whisky stored in ths
south end Of the building, directly over the
engine room, caused the upper part Of the
into the engine room, and m an instant the IRE
spread through the stores. The firemen di.
rected their efforts toward saving the surround.
with the warehouse. Most Of the WHISKY vas
that on which duty had been paid under the
extension act Of Congress. The IRE Is the most
destructive in Philadelphia since the great nre
Catherwood, and John Gibson's sons. 1t is
impossible to state the amount Of insurance.
A later dispatch (l.15 a. m.) says "a heavy
ducing the fire, but 1t is still burning Sterrifi.
cally. The great heat prevents close an.
proach to ascertain minor particulars, but the
streets are full OF rumors Of lives lost by fall.
ing walls. The stores destroyed were con.
sidered to Be entirely fire.proof, with iron
doors and shutters and eighteen. inch walls
between each Of the eight stores, but they
burned almost as II made of wood. The burn.
ing whisky ran into the sewers, causing ex.
plosions and great panic among the spectators
which was not lessened by reports that the
buildings contained powder, saltpetre, &c
The buildings were erected some fifteen years
ago, and were considered among the finest of
the kind in the country. They were formerly
used by the Government for storing sugar, eli.
gars, &e., but have been recently entirely de.
voted IN ha afnraca ~ w in houd
Evening star., 1869-08-05
FOU r. TN GRAND ANNUAL
SchuetZen Fest
OF THE
WASHINGTON SCBUETzEN vEREIn

NEW SCHUETzEN PARK
ON THE
Cd, Sd, 4th, 5fh, and 9th OF August, 1859.
PRIZE SHOOTING, RRIZE BOWLING, LA.
DIS PRIZE SHOOTIHG. OONOIRr AND
DAMCINe, POPULAR AMUsIMINfs TOR
&c, 1vIRY DAY AND EVENIN0 DURING
THE FEeTIvAL.
The Celebrated Cuban 0ymnasts,
AADh. m2SnLftIAi ~ It .ArIH IM9Hsi yIETINI. and
whose daIIns feat. on the Enchanted. Bar are the
isS ssss !as % siss1 iShHE HV.s
AsS TIE w. Ws;hnston Ar,on Quar-
ntss and G GTyrolean Warblinss every evening.
"H' pIoRAMA
Vii Oe one OF the interesting features OF the Ies
Excellent Concert Muis-so pieces-by the An.
The celebrated Germanis BandEa5 pisoes-under
for the ioysfs of the Art Of isrp
siS1ois TSa Sey every afternoon snd evening.
al, Al, % orders e the Uonmittss OF Afrans ssments
,. Ror the Prize shooting and Bowling. and La
Sies ss Snoong, prizes amounting to $500 will be
Stages and Omnibasses will be st the terminus
secSmmOdate passenssrs at the rate Of ten 9. ntS
Ad%i.sion to the Rars. Is cents ITO the Pavilion.
No return achst. will be issued.
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From 323 d street, TO
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Getween 18th and 18th SITS. south side jH-eosv
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GrHRRAL BANKs will remain in Europe til
November.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-Stocks steady at 6 and
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coupon, 50 asked; new, 6IY.