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JAY COOKE & Co. quote Government securities as
ionows:-U. S. 6s OF 1881, 129@l23h 6-2Os OF 1852,
l22h@i22'6; do, July, 1865, 12OA@t2li do. 1867,
ll22l@l2lh; do, 1858, 12Oa@12l; 10-4Os, 1890
MEssRs, DE HAVEN n BROTHER, No 40 s. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations.
AZ =: IS oI lsSl, 123@123H; do. 1862, 12S@l2Sil
new, l2O2s@l2l; do 1867, new do 19l s9l21%; do
lS6S, l2c@@l2l; do. bs, 10-lOs, 1l41S@115; u. S.
Notes, 19A; Gold, 133k@1s3K; Silver. 12s@1SO.
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FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Conversational RetrenChment Committed
md Cnrl Schurz Expected.

md Carl Schurz Expected.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-The Congressional
Rctrenchment Committee passed Edo to-day,
and will reach here tomorrow night. The Ger
mans have made grand preparations for the re-
ception of Carl Schurz. A committee appointed
for the purpose will meet him at Sacramento to-
morrow and accompany him to this city, where
the Germans will turn out en- mdsSe in a torch
light procession on his arrival.
Notice TO Mariners.
The captain of the ship Akbar, from Hong
Kong, reports the discovery of a cluster of rocks
not marked on his chart on the direct route from
San Francisco to Hong Kong. The weather was
thick at the time, and no observation could be
taken, but the dead reckoning made the location
in lat. 81 80 north, long. 1925 east bearing n.
n. W., half W., from Smiths Island distant ~
miles.
The Cattle Disease.
General Stoneman has issued orders that no
more beef be furnished to the garrison ut Will
mington, California, because of disease among
the cattle.
Burning of Pacific Railroad Snow-Sheds.
One hundred miles of snow-sheds on the
Central Pacific Railroad, between Cisco and the
summit, were destroyed by fire last night. Most
of the iron of the track is reported as badly
burned, a large number of ties were burned, and
the Eastern and Western trains are delayed. A
large force of workmen are engaged in clearing
away the track and repairing the road, which
will be ready for the regular trains tomorrow
morning. The passengers and mails and bag
gage were transported across the break in
wagons this afternoon.
san francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 25.-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat nominal especially for shipping grades.
Legal-tenders 15%
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FROM BALTIMORE.
UIo Fire Vesterdny-LOsses and Insurances-
A"o PoIiIicnI Movements.

Special Despatch to The EOenln9 Telegraph
BALTIMORE, Aug. 26.-The fire on Fel's Point,
Yesterday. burned from half-past II in the morn
ino nntii 4 o'clock in the afternoon before it
was fully extingushed. The buildings being
mostly small, about thirty of them altogether,
were not costly, and were mostly occupied by
the poorer classes and mechanics. The total
loss is now estimated at about one hundred and
fifty to two hundred thousand dollars; some
thing over half insured mostly in Baltimore
companies, and some in Northern agencies.
The Republican Convention last night was
harmonious, with a strong desire expressed in
speeches and resolutions to harmonize all fac
lions The regular administration men swept
every thing, electing all their men. 1t is now
believed the Bond wing will make no more
opposition.
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FROM THE WEST.

McCOOle's Domestic TrOubIes-TriRI of nm
AbOrtiOnist-Sun-StrOkes
Despatch TO The Euenitg Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Mike McCoole shot mt
Tom Kehoe, his former partner last evening,
near Johnny's Camp. The cause of the trouble
was the bar-keepers intimacy with McCooes
wife.
There is much speculative gossip in the COM
munity concerning the case of DR.. s. B. Hautz
who will be tried to-day for producing a case of
abortion. Henry Fuller and Mrs. Hattie Wills,
parents of the child will be tried as accessories
Edward L. Hammond committed suicide with
razor at police station yesterday.
Several deaths from sun-strolle are reported
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Political.

Free trade is breaking out in spots at the
West A league has been formed in Milwaukee
whi1h includes many Of the leading politicians
and business men Oi ihe city.
In one'paIi of Iowa there arc so many can
didotes for Office that one of the journals thinks
it can afford, by wholesaling the business of an
nouncing them, to publish their cards for a two
cent postage stamp each
George William Curtis thinks that although
the Democratic party is no longer formidable as
a party Of prime pies, yet as an organized con-
spiracy against the purity of the balot-box it is
still much 20 be feared.
There are fiye liberal Republicans A.. the
Tennessee State SENATE, the remainder conser-
vatives. In the loueC there are seven Stokes
radicals and nine liberal Republicans, remainder
conservatives.
-0ne of tue Ohio Democratic editors con-
cludes a eulogy ON Pendleton with this poetic
outburst;-
We drop "Old Rosey," therefore,
Without why or wherefore
Or continental care Tor.
The Ohio ladies' are shaking off dull sloth
and getting ready to babble for their rights
convention Is TO be held in Clnclnnatl on
Wednesday and Thursday, September 10 ana 10,
for the purpose Of organizing State woman
Suffrage Association.
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Stock Quotations by TeIeErnph-I p. NJ.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,l
Thursday August 96 1850

thursday, August 20, 1869. !
Under the influence OF free demand for money
from the South and West the banks continue to hold
their resources within easy reach, and discount only
in where the demand for call loans is sum-
cient to absorb their balances. But even in these
cases they discriminate closely between long and
short paper, the former being generally stunned at
bank counters. This course falls rather heavily on
merchants and manufacturers, as the rates cur
rent for discounts the street leave very uncer-
tain margin for profit, and tend to make them eau
tous in embarking IN ventures where there is any
degree of risk
We notice no change in the rates of call loans, but
discounts, as usual, rule irregularly
Gold opened this morning strong, with sales at
1884, but there was speedy reaction which ended in
q decline Of the premium before noon to 1884,.
There is very little speculative demand for Gov
enment bonds to-day but There Is general advance
in prices, averaging 4 per cent.
There is q decidedly hrmer feeling in the Stock
market, but the volume of business Is light State
loans were neglected. City 6s were steady at 81
for the old and 10l 4 for the new issues. Lehigh
gold loan was taken at 81.
Reading Railroad was quiet but advanced a,
closing at 4S 316. Pennsylvania Railroad steady
at 81 756@57A. Lehigh Valley Railroad sold at So h.
1913 was bid for Camden and Amboy Railroads 42l6
for Little Schuykil Railroads 80 for North Peunsyl-
vaDia Railroad; 37l( for Catawissa Railroad pre-
ferred and BOZ for Philadelphia and Erie.
In Canal shares the only transaction was in Lehgh
Navigation, which sold at 86&. 60 was offered for
Morris preferred, and 10 for Susquehanna.
In Coal Bank and Passenger Railway stocks no sales
were reported. As was bid for Second and Third; 80
Tor F1th and Sixth; d5 for Chestnut and Walnut; 81
for West Philadelphia and 112i for HestOnvie.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
hu na Have T. Duo, tFr
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST By TELHeRAPH.

congressman in the West-The Utes
and Apaches Leaving Their Re
servations-Fears of the Settlers
Affairs in the Mining Dis
tricts-McCoole' Troubles
Increase - Political
Movements.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,cS see inside Pages.
[BY TELEGRAPH.J

SAN FRANCISCO, August 25-Oleared, ship Frank
N Thayer Liverpool Sailed-Ships Radiant for New
York, and Esmeralda, for Liverpool.
The barQue Adeline Ewood has arrived at Portland,
Oregon, from New York
FoRTRE MONROE, august 26-Passedi in for Baltimore
barque w. G. Putnam, % days from Liverpool
(By Atlantic Cdbie)
Southampton, August 26-Arrived, steamship Bremen,
from New York.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.

Ship Progress, Simons, London, Peter Wright Sons
Steamship kana, Brooks. New York, John r. OIL.
Steamer Mayfower, Fultz, New York, w. r. Clyde & Co
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore with tow of barges
W. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrhew, Havre de Grace with tow of
barges w. p. Clyde Il Co.
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ApRTvVD MUS MOpNINn


Br Brig Ella, Drysdale from Swansea July To- with old
railroad iron 70 j. H.. Bailey 90.
Brig o. H. Kennedy, Staples, II days from Gardiner,
with ice TO KnckerbOcker Ice Co.
Steamer Diamond State, Dennis, 10 hours from Balt
more, with mdse. TO A Groves Jr.
Steamer M. Massey, Smith, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to W. M Baird & Co.
Steamer Bristol Wallace, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w. p Clyde Co.
Br barque Mitchell AZ days London via Falmouth.
with old railroad iron, etc. TO order.
Tug Thomas jefferson, Allen from Baltimore with
tow of barges to W. 7, Clyde Il Co.;
tow Us of bSrgeS to ". P Clyde Co. WIZ"
Schr s. l.. Crocker Thrasher days rom Taunton,with
mdse. to Mershon d Cloud. .
Schr W. H. Rowe, Whittemore, days from Boston,with
mdse. to Mershon Cloud.
Schr Mary Mines Packer days from Gardiner, with
ice to Knickerbocker Ice Company.
n G. Barque Express, arrived yesterday from Boston,
is consigned to l.. Westagaard a. o.
Brig Abstainer, Elderkin, st. Johns ~ b., H. Westa-
gard Co., cleared August 20.
Coryesoon5e,cs of The EpeniDg 7sleqraph
EASTON NOM a HONS BULLETIN
NEW YORK OFFICE, August 25-Eight barges leave IN
tow tonight for Baltimore, light. a. MI. ,,uin,
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, August 2o.-lhe ioho"lns
barges leave in tow tonight eastward =, r,,as w p
Hope Earl Milton j Shoemaker rtomss p ~ ISR IISyneR H. r.
COnley, and Sarah Elizabeth, Al with coat i0 ~ ~
James Hand, with coal, for wilmington ain for Na,
r. V. Dewitt and John ha"Ain'' VIZ"
PsiIApFIpH1A BRANCH OFFICE, August 96-Hne Inc oarges
f. O. King and p. McDeVitt WIN 0oa io -" p5IA'
leave this morning.
MEMORANDA.
y S+oor.shi, prrpatte Freeman, hence arrived @ New
ig C9Iard Sade Sopper from bridgeport for Phia
hi % M CLARK. Stocking, Middleton for do o. f.
poIns bort Jefferson for do. and o. q. Brooks, Wig
gins Greenpor for do, passed through Hell Gate
teSdSSy Baylis Providence for Philadelphia at New
York yesterday
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA AUGUST :

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
2 Nj .--.-....7 N II A M. ..... p NJ ---
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PORTION OF AN ORDER REsCINDED.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-Mssterly inactivity
regarding Cuban affairs is the present policy here
Grant fsvors q policy regarding Mississippi
similar to that proposed by the committee OF nine
for Virginia.
The reconstruction committee considered the
Georgia case to-day, aud will consider the Texas
case on Tuesday.
Indications are that the House will adhere to
the absolute repeal Of the tenure-of' ofice bill.
Neither house is In session to-day.
The revolutionary Senor Lemus represents that
the Cuban patriots have 20 900 men under arms,
and would have many more If able to provide
arms.
Grant is indsposed and received no visitors to.
day.
General Ames has been sppinted commissioner
of the freedmen's bureau for Mississippi, and
Reynolds for Texas.
Rissistsnt Secretary Of the Treasury Richard
son was installed to-day.
Gov. Hamilton and Judge Paschsl are against
diyision and in favor Of submission OF the consti-
tu.ion to vote, and removal of political disabilities.
F. and Gen. Davis and E. Degener in opposition to
them, will address the reconstruction committee
son tuesday,
By direction Of the president the order OF the
secretary of war. dated War Department, March
9Th, 1869, sEd published in general orders No. III
Headq quarters of the Army, Adjutsnt Generals
Office, dated March sth, 1869, except so much IS
edirects Gen. w. T. Sherman to assume command
of the asmv Of the United States, is hereby re-
scinded.
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FINE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs.--No
one who has examined the magnificent stock of
Messrs. Lyons d Stevens, corner Of ST. Charles
and Common, would hesitate to pronounce their
styles an evidence Of superior taste and remsrks-
Bile judgment. Old and experienced merchants,
they have been studying for the past twenty
years every little minutia of their business until
they have brought II to that stage of perfection
which few can compete with. They are advertis-
ing all shades Of Scotch and imitation Scotch,
plain and fancy cassimeres, flannel suits, black
and brown dahlia and wine colored cloth frocks
and sacks, with fancy cashmere pants to CORE
spond. Also, the celebrated diamond shirt
which in point Of popularity is taking the prece-
dence over all competitors.
In addition TO the most extensive assortment OF
readymads clething to be found in the city, q
large variety Of piece goods are also kept on
hand. Their msnufsctory employs from thirty to
forty workmen, and any order left with the house
viii be promptly and satisfactorily executed.
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Board OF Police Commis.,oners.

The following cases were disposed Of yesterday:
Pstrolman E. E. Sinclair, Supt. ONCE, charge
dismissed. ~
Pstrolman J. B. Champagne. doorman lst pre-
cinct, charge dismissed.
Pstrolman n. Coudrsu. No. 27. I'd precinct,
charge dismissed.
Pairolmsn VIM. Delaney. No. 3s, lst precinct,
one days pay forfeited. ,..-.,
Pstrolman j. B. Champagne, doorman lst pre-
cnct two days pay forfeited.
Patrolman A. L. Bradley, No. 3, I'd precinct,
reprimanded.
Parolman T. Rosen. No. S, I'd precinct. repri'
PsHoimsn J. Bennett. No. 8. ID precinct. repri.
manded.
Pstrolmsn Geo. H. Bowen, No. Z, I'd precinct.
reprimanded.
special Patrolman Geo. Reisger. 80 precinct.
Pairolman D. Donovan, No. IS. Sdprecinct. re-
primsnded. 60
reprimanded.
Special Patrolman A. F. Thomas, Sd precinct,
dropped from rolls.
Pafromsn E. Thezan, No. As, 4th precinct, two
days pay forfeited. - 49,,
from rolls. -
Patrolman J. Willis, No. rs, two days pay for
feited. l.-- - .
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RIvKR HEwH.

vIcKsbuRa. March 27.-Passed up-Alaska at
8 O'Clock this morning. Down-Louisvllle at 2.
Bismarck ct 8, Clarksvie ct 8, and Alps and
bsrges at 10 A. NJ.
MEMPHIS, March 27.-westher cloudy and very
warm. River rose two inches.
CAIRo, March 27.-Passed down: Pauline Gar
roll. with a fine trip. River rose three inches.
Mercury at noon ".
Sr. LOUIS, March 27.--River swelling. Seven
and half feet of water TO Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-River rising; IL feet OF
water in the canal.
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eHR CHASDLERY, RUNNING GEAR, SAILS.
HAwsERs, ETC., AT AucrIos.-Msssrs. Nash &
Hodgson, suctioneers, win sell on Tuesday next
at II O'Clock A. M, at Szymanski Press, from the
wreck of the steamship Pantheon, for account Of
whom it may concern, forty.one bales cotton, two
new life boats, pne whale boat. three anchors and
one ships gun, and at l23 O'Clock same day at
Chander's ware house, large and extensive List
of sails hswsers. ropes. oars water casks, lamps.
spars, mssts, ship chandery, running gear, etc.,
all new and In superior order, stripped from the
above wreck. For full particulars read the adver-
tisements in another column. io
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FROM HAVANA

Capture OF n steame. by yPasssngers-Battie
ne, ort Centradicted-ArrivAi OF Admiral
Bof.
HAVANA, March 27.-The regular steamer be-
tween Havana and Csrdenas, which left here on
left the lady passengers, captain and part Of the
crew at Regnes. The whereabouts Of the steamer
is unknown.
The report of heavy battle on the road be.
tween Remedies and Moron 10 untrue. Only q
slight skirmish occurred.
! The Contocock, Admiral Hof aboard, arrived
to-day from Key West.
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944@95. Lard Q shade firmer. Pork steady at
s3i SO. Naval Stores dull. Groceries quiet.
Freights lower. Money very stringent at cur
rency to gold. Sterling l0S010sa. Gold ISL.
5.20's of 62 llsi@llsl. State securities doll.
MOBILE, March 27.-Cotton In active demand.
Sales 1900 bales. Low middlings %. Receipts sl4
bales. Exports 9l04 bales. rr.-
MOBILE, March 27.-Cotton quiet middling up
lands 273c. Receipts 4s4 bales. Exports $50
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nIsCELLANEous.

New York, March 27.-Net receipts OF cotton 81
ali u. s. ports for the week, 81, $50 bales. Ex-
ports from all U. s. ports to Great Britain. 2o6io
bales. To the continent 6270 bales. Stock on
hand and on shipbosrd, not cleared, at all U. 3.
ports, 39S, ,945 bales.
faultipg cashier of the hide and Leather Bank
who was pardoned by President johnson. has
been resrrested on new charges and held IN
$40 600 bail. ....s
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STAR Com SHELLER.-This IL the well known
standard shelter. The most simple and effectual
machine of its kind in the market 1t Is very du-
rsble. does it work thoroughly and rapidly, and
in every respect has received the unqualified sp-
probation Of those who have used 1t. Messrs.
Chas. E. wynne & Fsrr, No. LEG Grsvier street,
ere the sole agents,
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MilftGry.

Gen. Buchanan, in special orders So directs that
the consolidation of the nineteenth and twenty
eighth regiments be effected with IS little delay as
possible. after which the colonel Of the regiment
will report TO him the names of all officers thereby
rendered supernumerary, for his orders In each
case. Also, that the companies OF the nineteenth
infantry now at Fort Smith, Ark, be Withdrawn,
the post having been transferred TO the depart
ment Of the Missouri, and proceed to such points
ss the commanding general Of the district OF Ar.
kansas may direct, q guard remaining TO protect
public property until the new garrison shall ar
rive. r A-- t--+ y -
Brevet Major General Frank Wheaton, lieuten.
ant colonel thirty NINTH having been transferred
In this department, and ordered TO join his regi'
ment without unnecessary delay. ,ts.i-s.rf
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+. By referring to our auctioneer's column 1t will
be seen that Hille q Thomas sell on Monday,
March 10th, at o'clock p NJ, in their sales room,
up stsirs, No. ISL Poydras street, oil paintings,
chromos, etc. Their instructions from the ship
pers in New York are to sel, as II b an expert
ment shipment. There is no limit or reserve
whatever. ... ..
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Inc Bell or the Delta Lodge.

Delta Lodge No. Is, /. o. o. F., gave last even
ing at Odd Fellows Hail, an entertainment which,
despite the inclement weather. was largely at
tended, and passed off with an eclat which It has
seldom been our fortune to observe on any simi-
lar occasion Some of the costumes and fancy
dresses worn by the ladies were tasteful and ele-
CANT in the extreme, while plentiful sprinkling
of regalias gave variety to the scene. Jaegers
hand was in the balcony, and were playing as We
dropped in the Clay polka, which was shortly af-
terward succeeded by the delicious strains OF the
Bsrbe Bleue Lanciers. Every one appeared to be
enjoying himself when We bid adieu to the
merry scene, and evidently entertained no inten-
ton of going home until an early hour. We are
especially Indebted to Mr.. E. X. Boyd, the treas
urer, for attentions shown our representative.
The officers Of the Delta Lodge are: ]. 81. Buck,
N c.; r. Moffatt, v. G.; W. Il. Wright, j. p. G.;
Z. K. Boyd, treasurer; J. Dick, secretary.
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FROM EUROPE.

Io. ar IN. stesm.h,p Herman ans . large
number Of Japanese.
a, IoSpoS. March 27.-Hong Kong kilograms re-
mort the loss of the Pacific Mail steamship Com.
psny's Steamer Herman. wih large number OF
Iananesa on board.
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gence to our readers that there Is every pros
comfort. The contract for watering the streets
between Csrondelet street. the levee, Poydras
street and jackson Square has been awarded TO
Mr.. Thos. Mcknight, Jr, and the residents In that
portion Of the city may rest assured that they, at
least, win not suffer from the dust. -.
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ouLcHITA HOUSE.

PARAsoLs AND HALF UMBRELLAS AT PoPUL1R
PRIcEs.-Messrs. Brsselmsn & Co., corner Of
Magazine and 81. Andrew streets, are advertising
in to-dsy's CREscErr large invoice Of the above,
comprising the latest styles and most fashionable
coIors. Their spring stock ID now oomplsts, and
ladies will find it to their interest to examine the
same before purchasing elsewhere. Tsfr
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Taxes ON Gambling.

1t is held by Assessor Wolfey. Of this internal
revenue district, that 0 tax Of five per cent. on
gross receipts must be paid by the proprietors Of
gambling houses recently opened under the pro-
visions OF Legislative enactment. In me gross re-
CENTS are 10 be included ell investments made by
players, whether ultimately won By the bank or
not To arrive at these, an account OF checks
sold by the bank will have, 1t seems, to be Kept.
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FROM MOBILE.


MOBILE. March 27.-Fourth and last day OF the
spring meeting of Mobile Jockey Club. First
RsceeMle heats, 2 year olds. SIS entrance. $500
added. Coitrell l Kigour 2. Time l:52t;
l:5la. a.,
$500 added. Bsyonet walked over.
Third Race-Mobile Register pJrse $3.50. dash
II miles, Stonewan jackson Locust Post 2.
lime: 3:l24.
Fourth Race-Merchants' post stake, all ages
400 entrance, $1,000 added, three mile heats.
Priyateerl l; Jennie @. 2 2; Agnes Donovan dis
tanced. Time: 5:524; 7:05.
Fifth Rsce-Purse $3.50, for beaten horses. Bet.
lie Bay / Puss Broadnsx distsnced. Time
l:5l2.
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xoraI Jnteuigtnfe.
The weather.

The weather.
The temperature yesterday, as shown by the
Thermometer at c. Duhamel's, Ill Canal street. was
as follows: AT 6 A. N. sc degrees; II n. 60;
P. NJ. 68; 6 P. M. 67.
The following is the weather report for yester-
day in the places severslly mentioned. The time
at which the report is made Is at 8 A. NJ:
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FuRsrruHEs Parties desiring the above ve
would refer 10 the extensive emporium Of Messrs.
Mayer, Kottwitz Co., No. 4s Royal street.
where they tiIl see complete and elegant as
sortmept Of all articles sppsrtainipg to the line,
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Religious.

First Congregational Church, Prytsnis and Call
lope streets Rev. G. w. Healy, pastor. Public
upon the dangers of the city. Strangers are al
ways welcome. i lH
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The first and second Mines Of the washington
Base Ball Club will play q scrub game at the ola
Racket Grounds. Third District, commencing 81
hslfpsst two O'Clock this afternoon.