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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-26

TBB PosToPSlcs ExPEnsss.-It will
be remembered that ~ the last section
Of the Fnrtieth Congress, Postmaster
General Randall reported a. es,ima,ed
deficiency in the appropriations for the
Postoffice Department, for lhs fiscal
year eoding June 80. 1863, Of So, 70o,.
900. The accounts for the year have
been closed, and Postmaster-General
Creswell exhibits an aneIpended bal
sncs Of this appropriation Of 81 $780,
600.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICE.

No lasgsF amount than FIVE DOLLARS (es)
In Silver c1sn will be received 1t tho B1pkipf
OMes y welb. Fargo Z Co. q one timse excefk
&c . dficoant q One PCT cent.
C2isoo September It'll, 1ooo.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-26

pendens of September 22d has the
annexed:
We are in receipt Of communica-
ton on the subject Of seiueing Ssh 10
in low waters Of the North Fork and
main Humboldt The correspondent
complains that when the water is low.
asst nov 10, that mode Of taking fsh
will 5000 destroy The stock With which
our waters are now peopIed. ana leave
us in . very few years without . supply
Of that very pslatabIs article Of food
which is now 90 abundant in our noun
tain streams.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-26
b. 8. N ASON,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN.

A IL DISEASES OF WOMAN AND Chill
IA dren especially treated. Old Chronic Dis
eases cured. Private Diseases Of every character
treated in strict confidence N. B.-NO COCA.
SION 10 GO ~ SAN FRANCISCO.
Once, Wet side Of Carson street, few dcors
south II Penrod House.
August 9th, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
NExICsN news VIA HAVANA,

HAvAHA. sept. l7to.-Tbe steamship Flori-
DIS. from Vera Croz. arrived tins mornlug
she brings dates from the Cay D. Mexico 10 the
lytn inst. General Escobedo nsd ariIved At the
Capital.
A new light.house has been erectsd at the
mouth Of the Coatzocoaicor rIv,r. Ii is an-
nounced that new Cabinet will b. formed by
President JauTez with sevar Iglesias as Juis-
OF the supreme Court. Most Of the old mem-
bers will be retained.
Of the military conspirators recently triei
Tor treason. three have been sentsnced TO b.
shot. and six Sergeants sentenced TO ten yeArs
imprisonment. The railway from the city Of
Mexico 20 Puebla 10 completed, and will soon
be In running order. The clpttulauon of the
rebels at Tauaulipas is ially confirmed.
Inc Mexican Congress VIII commence its
sessions shortly at the Cap -ol. More Than a
qdorum OF the members have already arrived.
AdyIces from all parts Of the country repre-
Sc lt that there 10 more tire 1quility among the
people than has been knowa for several years
past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
ANOTAER CUBAN PRIvArEER AT

BosTor, Sept. is.-The Boston Daily Adyer-
tIser learns from gentiemad lust arrived
from Martha's Vineyard that q party OF Gay
Head Indians went on y sterday 10 a steamer
her 70 be an iron-clad war vessel, carrying u
steel guns. They frasernized with the ste ward
OF the ste amer, and on reaching L }. re reported
that she was Cuban prtvateer. They saw
between the deck. large body of men the
steward sayiag there were three hundred
The steward also said her armor plating was
four inches thick. A large schooner
was alongside OF the elrpr, the mesa =
while, throwing on q large volume OF smoke
as h 10 conceal the schooner. The steamer is
tn ught 20 be OF AZ ltast s. % tons.
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European News by Cable.

The latest London rumor Is 10 the effect thar
Napoleon will soon abdicate in favor of mis-
son, but will retain toe position OF President
OF the council. The London papers Of yeSter-
day devote themselves TO a discussion of the
relations OF Spain and the United Safes The
Telegraph intmafes that In case of war q reat
britain would like very much TO repeat the
Star, the LIbersl organ, announces that all the
difhculties are 70 be settled. Prince Gortscha-
kon remains in London. The remains OF Lad Y
Palmerston were inferred at Westminster YES
tefday. A contagion called murrain, or hoof
and mouth disease, has broken out among cattle
in several parts OF England. Although NOS as
exercise great care to prevent IA imports. Ion m
INTO the United States. The Farmers Club in
Cork, ireland, have adopted resolutions de-
mandIng perpetuity In laud tenures, the placing
Of rents on fixed bssls, and the abolition OF
distress for rent. a national tenants league
was organized. In the Synod q Armagh. Ire
land, resolution excluding Tie iaity from
deciding questions Of doctrine aud discipline
mas been rejected by q large majority, A reso-
luton looking 70 the represen sation OF minor
ities was also rejected. The 5 ) aad adjourned
70 the 10th instant.
In Madrid il is thousht that tne Cabinet at
Washington has become somewhat more con-
eiliatory since the receipt Of teiegra as from
MT. Siekles, the United Safes Minister, TO IN =
spanish people wiz compel the GoyernmsSI
70 continue the war for the suppre ssion OF tie
insurrecuon in Ouba- The important state
ment - made that King Victor Emmanuel has
shall sssume the vacant throne OF spain. A
similar proposition was asserted 70 have been
made by the Spanish Ministry few weeks
ago. n which time IL was fatiy refused BY the
King OF Italy. The strike Of the workmen At
Barcelona continues. ana has assumed alarm
NJ Pexetry, a member OF the French Corps
LegislatLf, has written letter in winch ee De-
mapds that the deputies shall resssemblS on.
TIE s5th Of October OF their own free WI N
the governDent does not convoke the chamber
according 10 ths constitutkon. Prince Nsno
leon EMBARKED from Calais, on has yacht yes
Ths ststsneal Conersss q Haxus Ho,,.,a
10 engased IN dlscassing the Q1estion Of the
reduction OF standing armiss. kr. RuesIs. =,
New York, made q speech, eiyins. a = sIIno "a
trstion OF the expedleacy Of the messure sns
safety with which the United States 0overne
nent dispers,d fts large armies afrer the War
With the South - ~' s'e ~ar
Tns steamer Oarnatic has beer vrecr.d In
me 20 80 Tws1ty-nins persons are m,.s-
y, ,Se ano ~ ne freight inciudiAg large amount
= Ine National Libsrais OF North ana soptn
Emmy SPEAK ardsafiy Of uniting in one
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINAKcIAL.-During the week ending to-day
e69l,0O0 in fractional cunency has bean re
ceived by Trs asurer Spinner from the Bure n
OF Eagraving and Printing.
The amount forwarded during the same ne.
riod was as followe:-Asslstant Treasurer at
New York, s5O.OOO; Assistant T treasurer at Phil
adelphia, $4,000; u. s. Depository q Oincin.
natl, $1,000; U. S. Depository at Blltimore,
$1,000; U S. Depository at Caicaxo, $4,000:
National Banks and others, $j23,76a. Total,
S638,76i.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas
urer Of the United States, in trust for National
Banks, reported to-day, were as follows-For
circulating notes, S3l2,5O0, 100. For deposits of
public moneys, Si9,5ls,OO0. Total, $3620ls, 900.
The amount of muulated bank otes burned
during the week ending to-day was slGO.5OO,
making the total amount burned to dateS16, 1885,.
PA. The amount Of National bank currency
issued for bills destroyed was Sl2i,30O, MAXIM e
the total amount issued therefor SI5,970,s55
The balance due for mutilated notes Is S225,3s9
The amount Of national bank circulation out.
sanding at this date ~ S2s9.710.13O.
The amount Of fcectioDal currency re lee ned
and destroyed during the week was Sl96, 400. n
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By BdnkerS and Brokers' Tele9rdpA, ydmss n


Gassavay, operator
Lewis johnson & Co quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sep. ls.-Second Board-U. s. 6's
1851, coupon, 12i; 5.20's, 1902. coupons. l21 y /;
1894, coupons, 120: 1850. coupons, l2Ox; 1865,
coupon. new. i19; 62OI, 1561, coupon,
iI9N; s;2O's, 1863, coupon, ile; 1o-4O's coup,
1G9K; Currency 6's, 100; Pacific Mail 90,
67K; Ohio and Mississippi Oerttncates, 3Ix:
Martpoea. 9k; Canton, Sc. Cumberland, SO;
Western Union Telegraph. 36X; Quickstlver,
13x; Boston Water Power, Is: New York
Central, 20K; Erie, 39x; do. preferred, none;
Hudson. 1sOx; Reading, e5 X; Michiean Oen.
tral, none: Michigan Southern. 96X; Illinois
Central, l37; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1O6 x;
Island, lilo; Fert wayne, ss; Alton &
Terra Haute, none; Toledo snd Wabash,
II; Adams Express, Sc; wells, Fargo
press, 59k; American Express, ASK: Mer.
chants' Union, 11K: chicago & Alton. none;
DO: preferred, none. Market strong. Gold, 1864
a136&.
By Cable.]
LoNDoN, Sept. Is, p. m.-Oonsols, 92xa
90; Bonds, 6s's, s3Sas3x; 6s's, sa. asaE; s7's,
s1Ras1S. 10.40's, IS. Erie, 27Xa27K. ILL.
NOS; ~; Atlantic, 27X 80.
LIVERPOOL, p. m.-Cotton market fiat and
irregular: sales 5000 bales. Middling Uplands,
l2ha13; Middling Orleans, 13lsal3X.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

THE ARREST OF PERRY FULLER IN ST
LOUIs.-The st. LOUIS Dc.nOcrdt OF Tuesday
says:-"Mention wss made several days ego
OF the seizure by Sheriff Mcneil of a large
quantity OF goods in tr lnsit through the citv
marked 'H., Ottawa, Kansas at the SUIT OF the
First National Bank of Washington CITY,
agsinst Perry Fuller. A lot Of the Foller
or two ago Mr.. Fuller and General Waddy
Thompson arrived in this city and took the q
goods. We are informed that an effort is
aoopt S na TO be e, made MAJ to get the goods out of
but this has mot yet been done. 1t is said
that large portion Of th"te goods were re.
moved on bond from the Custom House at New
been paid. Fuller, 1t is known. was Collector Of
customs al New Orleans under President John
son, and was lie ding sctor in the impeach.
ment OF that distinguished swinger round the
circle. 1t seems that systematic game of
smuggling was carried on at New Orle ms, and
that Government officials were concerned In il.
Ihe seizure OF gars, spices, &C., In New
some Of our lead merchant. navs Sssn smf nnn and
Gently implicated and their good tlken posses.
sion Of The Government has in this way beea
swndled ont Of more taan 9 COO by a ring OF
emugglers. The lSAders in this contraband traf
nc have escaped unmolested, although knewn
to the authorities, because they are men of
wealth and influence. When General Noble
% fSs Sr S,y ns Of Es,
nave an opportunity to show where his
goods csme iron, and whssher they had paid
the duties due the Government. He issued a
shall Nswcomb arrested the right bower of
Andy johnson and took him before Oommis.
sioner Eaton, who requested him to give bond
for S50.0O0 for his appearance to-day. Not
Fuller was placed In the custody OF the Mar
shal for SAFE keeping. He remarked that he
would be certain to appear at the time required.
that he would b on hand, as the Marshai
would zee that he was forthcoming. aMr.
Fuller win be put under bond to appear al
New Orleans for trial, and IL viii be the dutv
him.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

fokTkEss MONITOR, VA Sept 1.-THE
steamer George Leary. from Baltimore, run
INTO q schooner near Norfolk this morniue in
the log, and cut away her jibboou aud bow.
spirit The Sue" from CrfsfieId, run into me
schooner U. 4. Martin aud stove a hole in ia
side. She towed it out on the 1afs where sns
viii be Itghtened aad repaired. The Boston
steamer ran sground on Lamber Point hut eot
on on the fiood tide. The steamer Enterprise.
from Galveston. for New York, put into Nor,
folk to-day for coal.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE Star
This Afssrnsen's Dispatches.
IRk LONDON Pr. Ess ON SPAIN.

LonpoS, september Is.-The Tia,s calls TO
nd teat the mrs: anniversary OF the revola-
uon OF spain has passed, and none Of The evils
I.io 70 ne charge Of the Boareons have di-
IN iniel.aeo- hey have rather increased. There
u trlt distress and cor, lion and less CON :
coro, en- eocy, and public socuf.y.
Ine porey OF the Govern nent in the pre-
vincee is reviewed, and ITS action there con
ussied with ITS aeaon IN the caty OF Madrld.
The hm>s ecknowhdges that it rs done
for tue best, but the connIeIIne views
and dIvergine TENDENCIES OF .ome nem-
bers OF the Government produce hein-
lessness and improyidence amonx All
There rs hardly ruling man In the
whole eGovernment. such as they are. Span
must accept them. The country yields NO FUR.
ther, and must make the best OF them.
Tue Dolly Necs says-The question as 20 the
improved understanding between Spain and
the United States reulirs unsolved. while the
latter ~ impaient of delay. tie former is send
ing an armsment that way 70 pr. cipItlte con-
nict. The Spanish excheQuer Is virtually
empty, and temporary loans are RESORT 70 AZ
Increasingly enormous aerms. This lat must
BE- consider in stimatipg the pos. s.blli..e. of
the I mo rg crisis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

!, VICE ADMIRAL PoRrDs, with his family.
will take possession Of his residence, on H
street, between 18th and 1S.h, formerly eccu.
pied BY Lord Napier, the British Minister, on
the LIST prox. Il his DO. yet been determined
who will succeed Admiral Porter In command
Of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
NEW YORK INDUSrRuAL ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Sept 7.-Preparations for the
International Industrial Exhibit,en te be held
in this city October 9th are rapidly drawing 70
q close. The buildings have been erected ad-
lacent 70 the skating rink. Three large boilers,
70 accommodate the machinery In operation,
have en- placed in position.
At meeting Of the Bolrd OF Trade this af-
ternoon, delea atcs were appointed u repres sut
the Board at the Railroad Con yention at Os-
Wego and the Cormercial Convention At Lou
lsville, KY, and the National Board of Trade
Con vention at Richmond, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
ELLIS, IRON RITFrRs-

VIII enrich the blood and prevent it from becom.
Ing watery and wesk. give Q healthy com Die xion ,
restore the appetite, invigorate the system and
ed to Gil persons requiring q safe and valu able
tonic TO impsrt tone and strength to the system
not Rfven by bfttefs merely stimulant in their
effects; which, although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength ts
the blood which the Iron Btters will give
Prepsred By VIM. Ellis. Chemist For sale I'm
Washington By KIDWELL q SON, PenpsyIyspia
avenue and l4th street. myaS SIN
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fHE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL coz
vENTlON.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. ls.-Ex-P resident
Fillmore has been appointed q delegate 70 the
Commercial Convention, and will attend He
will organic the Convention, having beeu se-
lected to do The delegates will greatly
facilitate the Committee on Arrangements by
writing 10 tue Chairman at once, stating their
intention Of attending, giving their address.
and the interests which they will represent
Suitable preparations can thus be made for
me mbers coming. The proper credentials
should be brought, in order that no di 1iculty
may ARISE determining the delegates rights 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
Baltimore Markets, fs.day.

BALTIMo1B, Sept. Is.-Ootton duh and
nominally at 29x: Flour dull and
demand light. Howard street su.
perfne, s6a$6.50; do. extra, S6 6OaS7 rs;
do family, SSas9.25; City Mills super1ne, S6 rs
as8.75; do. extra, S6 5OaSs; do. family, Ssa5a
&l0.5; Western superfine, S6ae6.5O; do. extra,
prime to choice red, 81. 65aSl65. Corn firm
prime white, Sl.2s; yellow, 81 .2Oasl. %. Oats
dull at 56a6l. Rye 81. l0as1.l5. Pork dull at
S3Sa$@. Bacon firm RIB sides, 19ka19x;
do, 20; shoulders, 16kaI6Y; hams, 2ia25.
Lard quiet at 1c119". Whisky moderately
animated at S1.16a&II7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
DEATH OF CLERGyuay

fHILADnLPHIA Sept. le.-Rev. Benz. barr
II. D., rector OF Christ Church, died This m orp :
ing 10 GermantoWn after q lingering illness
terminating in congestion of the brain aged
seventy three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
vi HsoHAsrs LINE or STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the Fine stess.hip. Z. O. KNIGHT,
John GIBSON, and VA ALLEY CITY, oan&
OF the hESOhAHTs' LINE, will max SEfEO
regular semi weekly trips bexeen NEW~
1Ohk. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, aud
9EOkGtrOWN. as follows: Lesve NEW YORK
from Per 30, Fast river, every WEDNESDAY
end SATUR DAY at D. a. Leave eGEORGEr0WN
every MONDAY and THURSDAY at Il
For further Information apply TO JOS l. CALI.
Agent. once and wharf foot Of High 81. Gsor-e
town or at the corner Of nth street and New York
avenue j. W. THOMPsON.
an n n President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
MORE RAILROAo SLAUGHTER.

RoCHE-TER, Sept IA serious collision
occurred on rue Central R1ilroad AZ Lyons thus
evening. The $50 tram from this city ran into
the rear end Of q stock trim, owing 20 the care
leseLefs OF switch man, destroying the "a
gine and injuriog every passenger co 5ch ia the
uS'n. Several ersons were inJurC 4, but nose
fatally. The hfsman wrs cut about the head
spd baggage mau named Pamam b div
scaldsd- Mrs Jennie Newton. OF Roche .fer
received internal injuries, which may prove
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,


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the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

TIE u. S. STRAMsR LANCASTER, flag shin
Of the South Atlantic squadron, Rear Admiral
Lammau commanding, r, Gently fitted out at
Norfolk, has en- ordered 10 Annapolis, where
she will be visited by Secretary Rsbeson,
Admiral Porter, aud probably the Pre,ident.
The Lancaster is one Of the finest vessels In
the Navy, and has been fitted mp in very hand.
some style. She will sail in the course of two
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

Alexander H Stephens can only valr
~ the AID OF crutchss.
4ormons aad measles are disaxrseine in
ouh. The Mormons come on second best
~The Boston Coliseum is 70 be restored.
&One OF the Cuban patriots brought BACK
% Macon, Ga, was found 10 be girl
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PIC-NICS. EXCURSIONS, &c.

=. - 1.aURsDAT; teptember .[S
grorri.tor, JoseIn b ehsfieid
The steamer Wawaset will leave her wharf. foot
Hlymont at o,e eck. A Brass and Strine band r.
HrTeged Tickets, admitting . 70 lti esnan and
l7iy, 30 Cents. to be had at the store Ii6 ps
sVaL.o, between 18th and 18th streets -
tel' 4t' JOSEPH H. SHArFTELD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

TIE woRkIne PEOPLE. - The United
Cospers' Convention, now In session in New
York city, has adopted q resolution that one
cent additional Be added to the present list OF
prices for making -four barrel slaves, to 60 into
effect next year. A resolution was also edopt
ed advancing the price OF making 26-inch hoops
from $40 to 50, and 2s-mch hoops from s3 to
% 80. The paper stainers' strike In New York
is extending to other shops, - the employers
give notice Of their intention not to accede 70
the demands OF the men. There ARE eight
paper.making establishmsnfs IN New York
and Brooklyn, which employ over 100 men, and
pay an average Of Sls for Watsr colofs and $40
TOR OIL colors. The advance ssked for Is S3 I
week, or By piece work 30 cents Per 100 pieces.
D0Madams Ratazzi is writing an epsra on
Byron. % 90 eaa 'fas & : =
DR.. Cuyier follows DR.. Bushnsll in sppo.
sition to woman suffrage 3aaffagzt ata--.
~Lord Byron's steward denies the truth Of
WYs. Stoves statements. nas 1seal =
~Ths portrait Of Isabella y retained on
Spanish postage stamps because Of the gratifi.
cation it affords revolutionary patriots to lick
it, and revolutionary clerks to stampit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
AS0 a00

QU1BHc, Sept s.-P. r. Harris, manager OF
the Quebec branch Of the Montreal Blnk, and
q broker named Sandersou, have absconded
with large amount OF the funds of ne RAM
reports saw 85O,OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

CUSTOMS AND INTERNAL REVENUE RE.
cRrPTs.-The total receipts from customs for
September, up to yesterday, were s9,75O,13l.H
The receipts for the same period from internal
revenue were se.l3i. .23I4I. The total from
both sources is over $1,000 900, being about the
same amount collected for the corresponding
portion Of the month Of August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
BLAQUE BEY

STAuSroS, Sept ls.-Blaque Bey, the Turk.
isn Minister, passed through here this morn
ing, on his way 10 Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

PUBLIC LAEDs.-Information has been re-
ceived at the General Land Office that the dis.
posals Of public lands during the past month
were 25,392 acres OF which there were at
Stockton, CAL, l2,56S; at Marysville, CAL,
G,693; at Oregon City, Oregon, 3,5O7, aud at
vancouver, Washington Territory, 2,c2I acres.
Actual settlers were the purchasers OF most of
these lands, while the remainder were sold for
cash and located with military land warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, September IL, 1859
Information has been recei ed at this Depart.
nent from MI. Isaac Sisson. the Commercial
Ago 6ptof the United Stat : At Mazatlau, Mexico,
Cf the death, on the 18Th Of June, 1859, a.
Matailan Of john Norman, q seaman of tie
big Shelekof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

THE HOUSE COMMITTEES OF WAYS AND
MEANS, as stated in the STAR some weeks
since, will meet in Boston on the 2lst OF Octo-
Der, for the purpose OF examining what modi.
fcations OF the tax and tariff laws are dema nd.
ed by the manufacturing interests of New
England. At this meeting various sub. com.
mittees, appointed 10 prepare reports on spe.
eial subjects assigned to them, will hand taem
in, so that q general report may be made by
the chairman to Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

feverish. Money steady at 6a7 per cent. Ex.
change, long, sk; short, Sx. Gold, 3Sx.
o.2o's, 1882, coupon, 120x. lO.40's, coupon,
l09H. Virginia 6's, ex.coupon, 52k; new, 81.
North Carolina 6s, old, So; new AK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

New York Flour and Grain Market re.dav
NEwYoRK, Sept 1s.-Flour In buyers' favor,
Wheat heavy and lag cents lower. Corn dull
and cent lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

TIE SHIPS DALE MACEDONIAN AND SAvAN
NAH, having on board the midshipmen from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, are expected
to return there aboot the Goth The Niece.
donian and Savannah have been to Eurspe,
and the Dale cruising along our coast during
the kummer,
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
We are not in the habit of 'puning" patent med.
1oines but chez rfully add our testimony to that
OF many others in favor of this medicine. The
PAIN KILLEB 10 invaluable fer the diseases
for which IL 10 recommended. Try q bottle of
II and see If we do not state correctly-Roman
Citizss. An oa,m
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Baltimore Steck Marked rs.dav

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