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FINANCIAL ANN COMMERCIAL

During the wtek ending to-day there has
eeen N csiNsd by Tie Treasurer OF IN. Ira,,.s
States sIs,sU IN fractional currency from tne
printers.
The ameunt forwarded during the same pa
Rod was as follows To v. =. Depository A
Ciscnpau, ei6.ee; st BsliImorr. sl0.0ac a.
fItlseprg, >lo.tOn; Assistant Treasurer A.
Philadelphia. $1,000, Assistant Treasurer at
Boston, seoWi National Banks and others,
So Go. Total. Soesas,
Ibe amount OF securities held by the Treas
lrer Of the United States In trust for National
Banks. reported to-day, was as follows For
cfrculafme notes, es<3- -5o- ~; for deposits of
Pnonc moneys. e2i,soS,SV0. TOTAL s36l. ..ul.
The amount OF hank currency issued tor hiIs
destroyed during the week was 9 l5. $50 m akins-
the total amount issned therefor IN 20 d.,e
sl5,lil.39t. The amount issued in place OF ru
tilated bills redeemed was S2lissO. making m.
total issued under that head, sIS.oalsss rne
total amount Of National Bank currency oG;-
standing at thfs date is syoa. ..sASiO
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL
AND SOUTH AMERICA,

NEW YORK, July 31.-The steamship Alaska
left Aspinwall on the Sd inst. She has SsjOOO
IN treasure from California. Valparaiso dates
TO July 3D. state that there have been freuu ant
gales on the coast Of Chilli. During one of them
the steamer Ripping Wave was wrecked The
small pox has broken out in Valparaiso. Con-
sui Clarke has returned to the United States on
the Alaska Yellow fever has made its an.
pearance at Rio Janeiro. Earthquakes continue
in the neighbOrhood OF lqueque, creating much
uneasiness. The volcano IsIuga i. again in
action, emitting fire and ashes. Earthq uakes
are also occurring at ArequiUa. The cor yette
America, which was landed q mile from shore
by the tidal wave last August, is going to
pieces. Her armament has haen saved
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REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL,
St. Louis Waking Tn.

ST. LOUIS. Jyly 30.-An enthu siastic meet
ing Of the citizens was held at the Southern
Hotel tonight to consider and discuss the q ues.
ton OF moving the Capital to s.. Louis
a number OF speeches were made and various
propositions discussed, but no definite action
was ta.ien. other than instructing the chair.
man to request the (ity Council the County
Court, the Merchants Exchange and the Board
Of Trade to call a mass meeting OF the citizens
generally to devise the best means to carry out
the prOlect.
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TELEGRAAlS TO THE STAR.
This Aiterloon's Dispatches.
VIRGINIA POLITICS,

Auc " dlkeI neDuDIlcUuS RcyeCt tuc VVeIs
lures Of the Wells Republicans.
RICHMOND, VA, July 3l.-John W. jenkins,
Chairman Of the State Central Committee of
the Wells Republican party. having written q
Letter to DIR. Gilmer, Chairman OF the Central
Committee OF the Walker Republican party,
urging that the two parties now reunite,
Tor the purpose Of carrying out the
Republican principles, the latter gentleman
writes letter in reply, saying that the Walker
Republicans left the Wells party because they
weIe rather forced TO do so or TO oppose the
policy Of the President. After alludIng to
toe almost unanimous endorsement of
Republican principles by the white men
OF the State, and asserting that the
colored people who were mIsled by the
Wells leaders are now fiocking by hundreds
TO the GRAFT Walker Standard" he con.
cludes as follows: lyon ask for a coali.
tion Of the two wings OF the Republican
party. ! cannot admit that the party is
divided. On the contrary, l claim that the
Grant Walker party is the National Re.
pubicn party OF Virginia, representing the
policy OF the President and Of Congress, and
as such has no divisions to heal. To the late
Wells party have only to say we shall glad
ly welcome them to our ranks, for we are un.
willing to deprive any class OF citizens OF the
innumerable blessings that must flow to Vlr.
glpla from an uneQuivocal element Of th oss
na'iOnal principles of which President Grant
and Congress are the head and front.
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CURAN NEWS.

HAVANA, July 3I.-The following estimates
have been made for August :-Ex penses of the
ment, S35O,0OO; the Civil Department, $50, 900;
miscellaneous, S3OO,O00.
The steamship Cleopatra arrived here this s
morning from Vera Cruz, bringing dates from
the City of Mexico to the 22d instant. All was
quiet at z Geretaro. The Puebla railroad will
open in September. An insurrection has
broken ont among the Indians OF Yucatan.
The volcano eruption in Colima was growing
U
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Baltimore Markets. re-day

bALT1hoRh DIV 3i.-ttottop quiet snd steady
and prices nomInsl at.g}L. Flour. Io " g~adeS
hrm. Howard Street superfine s6iSs5l. do
extra ~ 75aS7.5o: DO. family - 2sasp: CI;y
Mills superf1De S6aS6 3, do extra 81 -5tSs. do
family >~.5aslO5 81; Western supertne sl-sa
se.25; do. extra s6-50as7.2S: do. family :, -sa
$50 Wheat firm; prime. al. .saasl g: choice
sl6Oi lower grades. 81 3OasI I.IO. Corn dull.
prime white, siO6ssl.l0 yellow. SID Oats
steaos al 6sa6s. Rve duh NJ al 2asSi l5 for
new. Pork firm n s9. Bacon actiyp-rlh
sides, le clear DO. lPs; shoulders. 10: hsms
2la2i. Lard quiet az 49, aaO. Wh,sgy Arm
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GENERAL SHERIDAN IN VERMONT
EnthnsiaStic Reception

BURLINGTON, VT, July 3I.-GeneraI Sheri-
dan arrived here yesterday afternoon and was
received by the Mayor, the City Councils, and
numerous cltizens. His reception was one of
the most cordial extended to any person, either
civil or military, in this place. On Monday
evening he will hold public reception at the
Clty Hail, when Senator Edwards will deliver
an address of welcome
In firing salute in honor of the Generals
arrival, Peter Lander, Jr., n member of the
lst Vermont Battery, had an arm blown off be-
low the elbow.
General Sheridan will remain here for sew.
Sral days
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NAVAL ORDBRs.-Capt. H. B. Caldwell has
been ordered to hold himself IN readiness for
duty as Chief OF the North Atlantic Fleet.
under Rear Admiral Poor, relieving Capt. +
@. DeKraft, now holding that position. Lieut..
George w. belong has been ordered to report
for duty to the Chief OF the Bureau OF Naviga.
ton, for duty tor practice IN signals.
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- White linen y u.ed for ladie. a-....-

- White linen - used for ladies dresses
my rorsers are signing q memoirs,
against the Cooli' trade. iai
~Mary ;. Manning has h.s, ...
LIQUOR agent Al Pittsneld, MsssachussprPp 'ine'
They are forry-seyen sociene. ,n
y,r.,ass Sone OF the Mormons who f,,s,v ,s,,
,urninr ana North Carolina Tor utsa ars re-
The Trenton potters an. -
and on their pots again. on tne1 strike
french yoke, and goreo arc haae Win In7
lis ner. is a nsdyo," 4, daughter OF The pub
dent u Havre, EraGce.
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NAVAL COURT INQUIRY

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 3I.-The court of
inq uiry will convene at the navy yard on the
I'd OF August to in nvestigate the charges of
cruelty to seamen alleged against Lieut. Com.
mander Zeely, of the Pawnee. The court will
be composed OF Capt. Guest and Command rs
Temple. Wells and McCauley.
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~The Prince Impei ial OF France il a very
good rider on the veiocipede.
ga convict In the Ohio Peniieniiary Gu.
his hand OFF the other day in order to avoid
work. -.
- E:zabethan frilIs, very much diminished
are coming into fashion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
20 r T III CIR Nd NNUAL
SchuetZen Fest
OF THE
WASHINGTON SCHUETzeN vEREIn
AT THE
NEW SCHUETZEN PARK
ON TIE
I'd. Sd, 4tb. 9TH, and 9th OF August, 1869.

PRIZE SHOOTING, PRIZE BOWLING. LA.
DIES PRIZE SHOOTING. OONOIRr AND
DANCING, POPULAR ADJUSTMENTS FOR
YOUTH, ILLUMINATION, FIREWORKS, &C.,
&C, EVERY DAY AND EVENING DURING
TIE FESTIVAL
The lebrated Cuban Gymnasts
AA'n MISS MlsIhS 5EhAEfrHs HYss sLEsLER, EHnHTisl' and
whose daring fests on the Enchanted Bar are the
AAIETlkNo0N az O'CLOCK, and ESSBY EVEN.
Also the Washington Ss ngerbund, Arion quar-
@ siH G1s snd The aPPs si
ntss ani Tyr0le AM Wsrblings ev;ry evening.
ne Brilliant p1oRAn.
VIII Dc one OF the Interesting features of the Fes
Excellent Concert Mu'i 80 pieces-by the An.
nsEolis.i Md, Naval Band every day
the isa eT.hp q Professor Schroeder. win furnish
delightful music for the lovers of the Art of Terp
Ihs Yer. gusf.ntes, % The e' best order, and soil
ciis n,s geIsTous c,Ss I, and nd %numerou: pstronaas
must be strictly observed.
ror the Prize Shooting and Bowling; and La
Gies ,s Snootng, prizes amounting to $500 will be
Stages and Omnibusses will be at the termi aus
of the 7th street rslroad in suffi cient number to
accommodate passengers at the rate of ten CO 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
eemkfps, No. $50 PenBsy vania avenue. Friends
Of the Verein wishing to add to them are respect.
fully requested to send their contributi to the
above named store.
No person Of Doubtful character will BE- admitted.
iy306t THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
l0undsy Herah.l
Class wORKs..MR wILLIAM IL, sAKEe
si!. ..hlssion: $ WIZ sMSEsiNs wi III: s.sf. sis
ct the Fifth Isandl Beltist Church. D street, be:
sss S.a.a. e sSs ' csn'sh. fHs fisse e:nss;
NEw LINE OF sTA6tS.
On anc after this date, ne shaIi run . line Of
Stages ketwssn WARRINGTON, 0nn
0nOhGETOWH. OAK Hill u
CEMkTERY. ard fENNALLY. 16
TOWN. starting from the drugstore corner Of 7th
and streets. WeshtnRten, d. o.. ct 6ls . m. and
y. m. daily. thence Along street 20 the Troasury
department and PeDnsylvlnfA avenue 70 0eorge-
town. stopping st the Union Aotel and Oak Hnl
Cemetery. Leave fennsnytown at .. N. and
p. m.
Fare 20 Georeetovn ..........-.~ eents.
s,ak Hill Cemetery .-..-.-..l0
Tepnailyfown.--.............-. ="
SUNDAYS.
Leave corner 7th and streets as .. m. ans
Leave Tennsllytown at II g. N and .. m.
This offers to the public the cheapest and most
pleasant drive about W ashinston v-vs
w..hins ston. D. C, July .s, 1853. yNSi
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DEAD.

August, promins mt lawyer died this morn.
ing. He was an oaicer in the Mexican war.
and Colonel OF the Fifteenth Virgiuia Con.
feoerate regiment during the late civil war,
and the former State Senator from this district.
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EFFECTS OF JEALOUSY,

BOSTON, July 31.-Last evening q youup
woman. named Ann Sutherland, Snapped 2
loaded piston at VIM. Sullivan, at the house of
the latter, on Harrison avenue, and then pro.
ceeCed 10 smash his windows. Jealousy is the
alleged cAuse. She has been arrested.
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0The sttfks Of ne Rsnasy1y 1yaumi ,,,,,
company D miners u enlNd. a. = ! SN-T'

- The strike Of tie HsnAsylyauAi Ai . ~,
company miners u eRAsd. AZ :. ] - Z
Thros-carde.m monte q licensed Tor a < A =
y michigan. The same license covers thtr,bis,
The supreme Court Of New Brunsvick
has decided that q masastrate eonnos .,s q, -. =
case TO which one OF his relations is partv.
Miss Mary Graves has been called IN ta n
cnaree Of the Univsrsaltst Church st NortH
Read, Massachusetts,.
since me nrst of January last two hun.
hscnmond at tne expen se Of the city.
MISS Sarah l. Gross, Of Lake CITY, Wis
ct n-in, who owns some real estate in that vi.
en- ~. requested to be allowed TO work out her
do so.
0Tne proposition for the introduction OF
Chinese labor into the shoe business Of Lynn
me a ets Win general approval from the manu.
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NV YoRK-yrRer poAp.


BALTlNoRs, July 2i.-Nrgiuia sizes, OLD,
~ bid, &si. asked; do. I~es. IS bad. 81 ask.8.
sskee; do. new % bid: North CaronnaS, old.
So =; So asked; do. new. 5os oid, 81 asked.
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u Z NJ o v A L.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY b
moved tneir AIT sJOkE from No. 3O4 Peuna.
avenue, TO No. 2S5 y street, between 18th and
I4th streets. in Hcoe's rev building.
Our new store will be opened to the pm bic -
soon as II can be properly fitted no, with Q new
Ard sIIe ndid sssortmeut Of everything in our lIue
Ttankirg the public for past fsvors, We hope 20
receive q Continuance Of heir patron age, which
shall at all tin es eEdeayor 10 merit. -
y9 SMITd 4 STRONG.
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NEW YORK. Juiy 3l.-Stocks dun and staaay
Money steady at and per cent. Ex
change. 9'. Gold, 36s. 5.20's, I,d2, counJn.
25 :. lo-i0's coupon, n
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ARREST of A BANK ROBBER

PORTLAND, ME-, July 3i.-AIvin Blake, Of
Boston, is under arrest here, charged with rob.
bing the Adams Express Company Of $3.50, He
claims to be one OF the Ocean National Bank
robbers, but the story is not believed. ~ =
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GEN. +. T. DRNT, Private Secretary to the
President, is expected to return here from his
Western triV n the course of day or two
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THs THIRp PARTY MoYlNlxrs IN MAsaA.

The THIRD PARTY Moy1NsNTs II MAssA-
cHusk1 Ts.-At meeting OF the Executive
Committee OF the Massachusetts STATE Te1psr.
William Spooner 70 psagn tbs Presidency Of
the alliance was unantnousty feecinded A
resolution was adopteA approvfng Of the cali
oy the probibitory committee fJr . Ssts Tenn.
Ssassss ssssSa Ess ssss & e:
Boston Highland, vno va D teeeut n iEyfts.
ton. made nm addresS, u WAiohr ~ sai1 - -
, SpIf.ed 70 tns sale Of ee.r hesr, belag assisd
German popnlation. He th6IeAi that m Z
meeting were eq}led efG0nanDr Who favor sns
present AM, pneh rood WollA fssuN.s Pro.
people were 1atchine' ne SSsS m S.sess
cnosetts wifa great mterest fha tenpcr0See
men on Illinois, he said, had formed an inds.
pendent org:nintioa and would send tSeir
nesstng andIt would 3 qnSsfson Of SatsonsI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS, IRON BIrrERs.

will enrich the blood and prevent IL from becom.
ing watery snd weak give Q healthy com plexion
restore the appetite, invigora tue system, ana
ed 70 all persons re uiring . safe and valu able
tonic to imDart tone and strength to the system
not siven by bitters merely stimulsnt in their
efsctst which, although they may possess tonic
yes.tahie prJ rJpertes. cannot give the strength to
the blood Which he Iron Bitters will give
Pr. rsred nv WD Bhs Chemist. For sale in
Warrington ty kIDWELL & son, PENNSYLVANIA
ave nue. end 18th street. myS- ,m
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE NEW YORK
S1OCk BOARD. -
NEW YORK, July Sion account OF the
death OF Mr.. Henry Keep, the New York Sock
Board adjourned over until MONDAY, without
completing q call. |fl ..i - s'--'
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A PRUSSIAN FRIGAfE Ar FOR rRESS
- MONROE,
FORTREss MONROE, July 31-The Prussau
frigste Victoria has arrived here from Santiago
de Cuoa, bound to Norfolk. All on board are
we'll
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w w TVFN u TfUuF HHu WfhIn N0rkFt Toe dnV
New YORK, July 3i.-Flour dun and droop-
ing. W heat scarcely so firm. C,rn duII ana
Iaac lower
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A TwOODB PATIHr CURED FISH.

..ypp en,s attention % Q new article of Fish
p,n. . ~ BED FISH '-Atwoods Patent
% .oo1sn Boxes. The hsh think well suited Tor
sI,,nIs Ls az H. ~ Pronounced . very superior
suahuS u BRYAN BIOS,
i.ra. OPP Metro politan Hotel.
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SENATOR MORTON will speak in Ohio on the
t2th OF August, al such place as the Republi-
can Committee may select.
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J. FRANCIS JAMES has been appointed by
Postmaster General Creswell as route agent
between Harrisburg and Allayton, Texas, vice
Robert Van SlyKe, resigned.
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WINNIE RRAN is in Paris.

PRBeIDKNT GRANT, accompanied by Gen.
Porter, left Washington last night on his return
to Long Branch.
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IrTRRNAL RRvsNUs.-The recaip's to-day
from this source were i,0O7,21i, and for the
month ending J July 3ist. s2i,557,O0s.
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A MANUFACTURER KNIGHrED.-Mr. Peter
Goats. o. Scotland, Of Goats cotton thread re.
GOWN, has been knighted by Queen Victoria.
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TEE u. s. STEAMER SEVERN will shortly
sal for Havana, TO relieve the Albany as flag
ship Of the North Atlantic Squadron.
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00vefnnsns ose1Ptttss.
WAeHTHefoN, July 81, irSs.-yay OcoEs a
Co furnish the following aaotattsns OF Gov
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II AND MISSOURI CURED

NV. 3UBCHELL, >,
under Ebbitt House.
IeH corner l4th and y streets.
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HON. W II. SMITH. Solicitor OF the In ternal
Revenue Bureau, left yesterday afte-n ,on for
OHIO on business connected with the Bureau.
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RAILROADS.

BALrIMoBI AND OHIO RAILROAD.
q
.ess "a ES6 4SH Hs4
are nov run - follows. viz:
FOB BALrINeRl
Y:s :s $50. sscns.d 10 :: 80 4 !: :ss :ss sss sss
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
end , so and : 20 ?. II. ~ and s;'o Al
L..,. s9s Az AssA1NsIs s.ye ! e
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
...,. ri r. :sFfissss 4 ii:s. sso. $40. an.
!OR wAf STATIONS.
Leave st . A. n and =. so and T:45PM
Lev: d.ilJ: s,csl: sstafa.s .ad Sunday. at
a.. 1is "a
more 70 Whseiins. PsTfersburs. &c. ' "'" '-'"'
xInsSssn ticket. 70 the West can be hsd q tn.
s. d.y Also sHs Once. % sSut' zoe
r,ennnsuvsnss t,en "a, avenne Passengers purchasing
hsr baggage called or and eSsetsd Il .seG
re.idence, taken 70 the depot and pot in the bag.
s:. Ie.s z, Irs,I.d:l.h,:: .ad Boston. -.
NV 6kO o AOOnIL. 9enefoi Agent.
THk0geH LIN ssTwEEN wksaINerea
INV Yoiz:
Train. between wAsH1ssf9Iss sSssfrg9Is'10si %sb ri siw
HOBk are now run a. follows, viz:
sSss sunday, s:si s,'' & T. e.. e. ..s
:43 sad p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (exoeyt bunday) &C a. n. aad
:4S and 10 p. n.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for Nsg York at $40 r. H., and Phils-
coping sars isr Hsv York On 2. II. sr.a.
fhroush tickets to PhilaAslpAis, usv York or
Boston eea - bed st the 0eatioR 0mos st eli hourS
= p ne aay: Aiso, % the Companyb Once, No.
us kets q the Avease ono can there srrsnas %
hsye their baGgaO called for md checked q fhsff
.ssdsnes' sasse hsdsDet, NJ vus IN tAs -.
sss Balsinose s.A Ohio lsllroaA sdvsrsssnsps
SE ss,: ssn:aSis s Sssvssn Washinston Banors, An
IL WILSON. nastsr Of frsnsportstisa,
L II. COLI. 0snefSl Ticket A9ent
soS 0Bo Q. KOeN9z. Agent, WaShfngton.
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WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER IL really .
valuable medicament, and unlike most OF the
psten'ed articles of the day, il used By many
Physicians. IL is particularly des rsble in locs-
tioI where ply scisns are not ne ar and in fami-
lies III often save the sity OF sending cut at
mid might for a doctor A bottle should be kept in
eyery house Boston TfGrslleT. Jy 2l-im
ERRING But NOBLE.
sELY HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Erred desire . better MANHOOD. sent Ia sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address HOW-
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS. Box p
Philadelphia Pa my lo- eo3m
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON

hEs ULAh LINZ
The safe and con mcdf us Steamer W W COLT
captain A RYTRER viii leave
her doCk. feOt Of HiFh street E<Sah-N
5eEf eetowD every MONDAY and4sE1Ezn111zD
ThI hsDAl, Al q o clock m . aud GaIt's wharf
iSt OI 10 street at 10 c'clacE n stopping AZ
aeAsIi'lS, VI mo mt. Smiths Point Pin,y Point
fort. and Norfolk. Va ~
Tais hSst con, ects at Fort Monroe with the
Z cat for OOtb's Island
b. tnrnins viii Lave NORFOLK On TUESDAY
an FhiDA at O'Clock 2 m
Norfolk SIS ~
Meals-Bressfast and Supper so cents each
pinber 81 state room, 81
fIeiGhts taken az the lowest rates For pautic-
ctsrs inquire OF GEO MATTIsGLT. Ticket
aeeht. and Railroad. No go Pennsyl-
ysI Ia svenue
For ttCkets apply to J l.. SAVAGE. Hardware
st"Te, sylvauia avenue and 10Th street, or On
board the heat
h BOISE Agent yqff
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VIII hereafter receive visitors only between
the hours of A. NJ. and Pm.
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-ihhI Li1Aii LIME!!i

The Virginia Lime Compsny .r. ,r, .
furni,h their WOOD Blu RN Ii Il AZ yb.,s a. E
pots. Maryland avenue and 10Th stres, .1 Ne
l4s Union street, Alex Andri ., Va. CsssH HS = =,
sood quality. Jshn PErTiB0NE
ia" Wv agent Tor Company
y AAn OOO BRICKS FOR SALE nv w
..UUU.UUU T. WALKER Co. 81 ssiiow; ";
street befxeen str and 7th. or at the Ariin@,o0G
briSk works. rssr south end Of the Long Bridgs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

GEN. ANBs left here last night tor Mississip.
ri. He is not 10 be removed or to change
piaces with Gen. Candy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

THE AMOUNT OF CASH in the vaults of the
Treasury Department at present is sH,i7. 900
iu currency, and s69, ,O9i ,OOO in coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

ATTORNEY GENERAL HoAR left here last
evening for a visit to his home in Massachu.
sptts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

Hon. HORACE GRRELY and party of friends
who have been spending some days IN the
mineral regions of EIrginia, stopped at the
National Hotel temporarily yesterday, en- route
for New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31

PROMOTION IN THE INDIAN BURRAU-Ths
Secretary of the Interior has made the follow.
ing p emotions in the Indian Office from Au.
gust l. l.. Twichell, from second to third class:
George l.. Cook, T. 5. At Lee and ]. L. Bender.
from first to second-class c'erkships
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-31
PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

~ ROirg to turn out on MONDAY next, a
ior the 7tn street Park, where Q Picnic,
the largest Of the season, will be Given by y
the st. Dominick's Benevolent Associa-
ton. Prof. Cook celehr st.d String Band will be
early n the grounds. Tickets. rs Ueuts tt
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-19

ssist, we are. desirous and willing to abide oil
legislation which is not revolutionary;
nevertheless, we may be permitted by the
potency of the ballot-box to look forward
TO change, and peaceably to relieve all
who have come from distant States to serue
US from the onerous responsibilities which
they have 30 aotAingly and kindly assumed
for our special and exclusive benefit.
That this may be the finale of this disin-
terested reconstruction, is the desire of the
citizens of tho State, as it assuredly is of
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-19

"MANHOOD''-Anothe new Medical Pamphlet
from the pen Of DR.. Curtis. The Medical Times
says of this work: "This valuable treatise on the
cause and cure Of premature decline shows how
health is impaired through secret abuses Of youth
and manhood, and how easily regained 1t gives
clear synopsis of the impcdimcnts to marriage,
the cause and effects Of nervous debility and the
remedies therefor" pocket edition of the above
will be forwarded on receipt of 25 Cents by ad-
dressing DR.. CURTIS No. 5s North Charles street.
baltimore Md May 27 1y