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Burton: Radebaugh f; Roger II; Rtde-
baugh Daniel; Richardson Z A; Riddle q ses-
ford: Richardson Hobbie; Russell John Red
dick James NJ; Robinson Geo IL: Rooey John;
Randell James A; Rea John L; Rix John; Ro-
senberg Max; Rittenhouse VIM; RouZer w;
Reynolds VIM H: Reed w J.
Beny, 3; Sevrin B q; Schmetz q; Stewart Chas
A: Sisson David Capt; Sharp Elmer Y; 5 ael.
ley Edward j: Sheppard Edward Squier T. T;
SsundsIs = ESer ere Capt; spanslsr I'D yard; STE;
Henry; Skilton James A; SImon John Z ir;
Stephenson James A Col; Simpson 5; Sts-
venson DIR; Seeton James; Stone John; Scott
John; Smith James 3; Schloef j V; Smith
John; Smith L NJ; Smith Lewis DIR: Seville Mr.;
Smith Richard q; Steward Richard; Som nSr.
Vile Robert. Sraus s; SharrelIs Samuel T,
mon T b; ScofisId Wlnfi-ld; Somers VIM:
Sampson w A; Shorns VIM; Stewart w n:
simmons VIM A; Scofield VIM; Shine Vim;
Strawn w d; Sewers Zach T.
1'-Trlpp f. Thomas E j; ruckG Il: Town
send Hamilton; Tillett James; Trymsn James
W; Taylor Brs ] o; Town John p; Tyler L:
turner Marcellus. col; Traved Norman ;Tohier
E; Tenbroke T r: Thompson T; TiIlman VIM
r.; Tyson VIM; Tilley VIM.
U-Uien + Y; Utter VIM.
W-Weaver w; Wilson A NJ G; Watson
G: Webb Il H; Wilson Cnas nj; White Gas:
Wall q .; Wilkes Ed &; Wood + A Ii: Wiyel
p; Whitney + 1t; Watts & w; Wells Geo
W . WoGdfield Henry B; Williams W; WILL
Westcott b; Wagner Jacob; Wadley james;
Welemau John p; Willess James; Wiley Jno
Rev; Walker T; Watkins NJ; westcott Jos;
Nindermaker John; Wallace Joha; Wells Jas
Waxe John; Worth John Hon; Weed ID;
Wright James b; Wright Judson T; Welch Jno
ID: Woods Jno; West Jos; Wilson lawrence
Whitney Lewis: Williams Lander: Wallace a
Lacey; Wisewell NJ N Gen; Will ans NJ L.
Wheuer Robt Walter Rudolph L; Wood ID
Judge; Woodruff & Stephenson, Winston
samuel; Wieser y; Wstherill W p; Walker
VIM Go; Wood w w, .; Ward Capt W.
White VIM.
Y-Young Edward
M1sCRLLANEoUS.-BoX ,07l Captain Sloop
President; Pbysutc am: Box col; vernon.
j. NJ. EDMUNDS, Postmaster.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS on The UNION PA.
CIfIc RAILROAD.
TRAINS OFF THE TRACK.
ENGIs ES AND CARS SMASHED.
THREE MEN kILLED AND THREE Sc.
RIoUSLN tNJCRED.
THE WARRINGTON PARTN SAFE.
THE AsCIDENr> CAUSED BY HEAVY
RAINS.
TRAINS orr THE TRACK.
Special Despatch 20 the star. I
SrayEY STA-rnx


tEto8 Pa, i.e RrilrOa{. July Is, 1862
Oar train on the Union Pacific railroad ran
of the track this morning near Antelope Sta
tioD. shout four hundred and fly miles west
of Omaha.
The fireman, named Malvern Shea-s, q,
Michigan. and passenger, Johu Dwyer of
Emnitts burg, Maryland, were killed Toe
engineer, Nicholas Weeks. OF Maine, I'd two
pas ssenge,s, Alexander WsgstaG. Of ST. Louts.
and J,h hu Steele, o: Cumberland. England.
were badly injured.
The engine baggage c.r and three passen ger
cas- were smashed up
The accident was caused By heavy rains n.
dermInIng the track
None OF our party from Washington were
injured.
A freight train Is eff the tracx above Us f-om
washes by the rain OF Tuesday night. and the
pas skger train going east wen. of the track
below here from the same cause with one per-
sen killed-a discharged soldier
The rains have been very heavy here
The rennant o. our train has been pulled
down . Sidney. waiting for the track 10 be
repaired. We expect to starr again westward
o.morrow. CSN
By AssocIa.ed Press
NBw YORK, July 16 "A dispatch. in this
eve ming papers. from Rodney Station, on the
! DiCn Pacific Railroad. says that an accident
NJ 1r there killed Melville Shears, Of NJ chi-
gan, and John Dwyer, OF EmmIttsourg, Md.
Two others were badly hurt.
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The Horrible Railroad Accident in Penn
sylvauia.

We yesterday publ he'd e telegram giving
an account Of n railroad accident which o.
CURED on the Erie railroad, at Mast Hop-.
Pike county. Pa. The folio wing Is a Ist Of
the killed and wounded
killed-Rev. Il. Il. Hzllock. OF New YORK
city; David Baier, a German emigrant Ger
man woman and two children. names uu
known, and several othere. whose charred re-
MANS have not been identified.
Wounded-Charlps Beer. a German e-ni-
erant. travelling West, slightly: ibis iath-r
david Baer, was killed IL the smoking car
Gotfriec Graus. a German emf grant b. had small
bones in the leg broken. There are no o.her
serious injuries rep srted. Mr.. ID. Raudolph,
OF New YORK, was bruised in the back and
hurs internally. John Flowers, Of New York
city, bound for La Crosse. Wis, was bruis4d
and injured in the back, but not DANGEROUSLY
John Hunt had his leg broken below the Knee
he was Jammed IN between the seats and Reid
last until the flames had almost eachea hirn
eeforen ne was rescued. He resided az Water
ford, n. Y.
In addiIion to the above, the following ver-
mJurd;-David Smith. fireman on the freirht
tram. slightly: =. ID Shuyler, express mes.eu-
ger, cut on the forehead aud slightly bruised;
Perry Holt OF Port Jervis: Charles Coffee. o;
New York; Erastus Wilton, and Layreace
Roduck, also slightly wounded.
Only those persons IN the smoking car were
burned The haggsge car, smoking car. two
sleeping cars, and TWO passenger cars Were
consumed by the flames.
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TIE CHINESE LABOR QuksTIoN-Ts. Nm
pas Con aceEtsOa-SpeszLes by tie ca Esa,se Dss,.
ydteS.-At tee Chinese Labor Convention.
reports have been submitted fayoring a jotut
stock emigration society, with officers a. the
Prlnclpai Southern cities; promising welcou,e
and protection TO all emigrants from Chrpa AZ A
tlsewnerei stating that EN- ierants can be brouKht
10 memphis IN lots OF 80 and over. from lie
Pacific States. by rail, for ESQ each. ana 80,
Hong hong TO San Francisco from SSO 10 xiOt-
IN gold. Tyekem orr a Chinaman, VINO bs |.
oeen Two wears in this country, and is now
residing IN Louisiana, addressed the cor ven
usE he stated that OF the .0,OJO Chinese now
IN the West Indies, win many m uch distress
preVails, because they were NOT selected with
proper care as 10 effective dock hands, lab orers
ana artlsans. Many were CRIMINALS who hay.
they are not familiar with Aericrf,uris-s
can easily be procured through proper agents
rom the interior OF China. In Cabs they
are paid q per month. Farm hands are psid
sio - - 70 ~ per year in China, where living
women work 10 the fields Of China. Only CITY
women nave small feet. About one IN .sn a -
lovers OF strong drink. but comparatively few
are opium -eaters. IL 10 d luxrry that only the
r.ch and city people can affoni 70 induiee in.
They are easily managed, being patient, indus
rious. doeile. tractable, anc ooedienr The
products OF China are in many WAYS similar
70 those IN the Southern States, and the Chl-
the Southern lands. Mr. Koopnansnoop ad-
dressed the convention Hs stated thas his
mouse has brought 10000 Chinese 20 CaiifornIa.
wnere 60,0O are now engaged as mechanics
ana IN railroad works. They are paid from ~
They can be induced 70 come from San Fran-
cisco here a. $40 per month. out 60 % obtaiued
mu-h cheaper IN China, and enoer fve-
years' contract could be had for elo e sls per
security n exacted. and Will take service with
Others II higher wages sre offered.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CHICAGO ,oNNFs
GAL PARTY IN CALIFORNIA
Enthusia site kecepti0n-Speech Making
Sparkling Catawba. &c.

SAN SFRANClsCo. July l5-The Chicago Com.
nercisl party, numbering about one hundred
OF the principal mere 1ants OF Cnica~o, ana in
cludlnE senator Lyman trumbuli aud Cover
nor OgieSby, OF Illinois. arrived at Sacramento
yesterday, and We're entertained by a number
OF the lending citizens OF that place Speeches
were maze by Messrs. Oglesby. Trumbull.
Jucd ana arnold, OF Illinois. The party and
several prominent Californi ans met IN a phil
man Palace train to-day, in order 10 celebrate
the union Of Chicago and Sacramento in Long
worth's champaign, labeled and prepared es-
.ci3lly for the occasion. Governors Hairht
st tffornia, and Oglesoy, OF Illinois. GeuT
cIncton, OF Sacramento, Congressman Judd,
OF ChIcsgo, and others, responded 10 tossts
In CrIeaEo party express themselves pleased
with Sacramento. and what they have seq Of
California They Will arrive In this city nv
to.nlghts eoat. Our merchants promise 10
extend them generous Reception.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
) IL


Z la
WAsHINsYoN, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALrI.
MORE and WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIM0RB,
Leave daily, except Sunday, st 2. .. and s:3H
A. -, and l2:aS, 2.3O, A:20, s:4e, and 7:aJ
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
and 90 and q 20 r n
FOB ANNAPOLIs
Leave st A. N. and ago p M Ho train sa
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
IOR BALTIMORE.
Leave 90 = A. n. ane 12:15, 400, $40, and
FOR wAf STATIONS.
Leave aS A. Il. and :. 30 and "A p. n.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunaay, at Z
A. $50, and 1:{J ana p. Il.
On Saturday st A. M. and 2 80 r. II.
On sunday at = 50. :45 and p. n. ouly. con-
iectins At Relay station with trains from Bslti-
rhTOagh tickets 10 the West can Be had ss the
Washington Station Ticket On;oe st all hours Of
the day. Also. st the COmpanys Once, 4O6
Fennsylyaais avelCe. Passengers purchasins
tickets 81 the avenue once there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken 70 the depot and Pot In the bag.
Tor New York PhiIsdeiphfs, and Boston -
o6vsrttsement OF Through Line"
J. L. WILSON, Master OF TransDortatfon
l.. n. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
roy GEC. s. kOONTZ. General Agent.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT To AN EXCURSION
TRAIN IN kANsAs-List " Killed AVA Ho rns,I Z
"A SPECIAL train, with an excursion party OF
eastern reilroad men, on the Kansas Pacing
raiiroad, broke through the bridge Wednesday
morning. eighteen mfies east Of Lawrence. IN
consequence of unprecedented hugh water
Tne engineer ana fireman Were instantly
killed. The following persons were slishtly
injured james Perkins, Oscar Townsend
Frank Ford, T.. :. Flint, Lucien Hills, II. n
Johnson, James Barrett, O. Hickox and Jesse
e. Roberts, OF Cleveland; 3. ID. Lerkimer, .
Z. Noyes, OF ~. Louis; r. KING. of Indiauap-
oils Chas Crapt, VIM. Mack, John =. Beach,
bayles w. Sanna, OF Terre Haute; r. Noyes
OF Maltoon, III. The conductor and brake
men Were seriously ia lured. They are ar well
cared for al Lawrence, and are doing well
George Noble. division superintendent wa
badly out not dangerously woundeL. Colonel
Anderson, general superintendent Twas sligh.ly
injured,
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A LITTLE GIRL SHOT IN TROY,

TROY, July lJ.-Charles Dngman. man
employed as private watchman at Corniue's
Mill, M this city, shot and seriously wouude
little girl between tour and six years old, last
evening He mas been annoyed by children
stealing fruit from his orchard TINS little
grri, Annie Sheridan, was in the orchard with
another girl and boy. The ball fred by Ding.
man struck her in the back; she was able to
run home, crying piteously, but is now living
IN very dangerous condition. The people are
intensely excited. Dingman says thar ne was
shooting at some dogs, aad did NOT know the
children were near.
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FIN,N,IAL AND covv.Rcr.I

The New YORK raou.y rrsr<-, show. . ~.
aelon from he rrc-----d -o7v,., -pr.--r-
for he last two days. To. ctseursereuss OF
cur-snsy BY the Treasury eEatusr prr ssS
Of bonds nSve counfe-Sc-ed fnp rrorts 0. s.,ec.
uiarors, Who thought that ~ refusfng % iec1
ihftr MONEY hey could prstu-n r-p-vec 3. nm
eeDcy. on call loans the Rates - very ealsr-
sliy per cent. currency; earlv IA toe dag yes
tsrday per ceuf. go,d was IA. some iEs N reS
aske5. bGt borrowers found thAt thsir wan :
could oe supplied within tha legal rafs In
discounts there is rather mcr- movement H.
banks however, are stiil linlsed buyers. an
rateS are nrn a. Sai0 per sent. fer prime paper.
AZ the offers Yesterday for tn sale 81 l,agi0sn
FlNe-twentIes, by the Government. for5 n.
sinking Fund. the amouGi OF 0onGs ofeerei
aggregated $50, 900.
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ORANGE RIOTS IN IRELAND.

LONDON, July i6th.-ht Lurgan. Ireland. on
the 18th inst, an Orange mob were pelted with
stones. They retaliated by utterly destroying
seventeen houses occupied by Catholics. The
WOODWORK OF the buildings and the furniture
Were then carried into the street and burned
Al the latest adyices order had been restored
AT Newry, the Orange Hall was attac ked by
party OF catholics. The occupants fired on
their assailants, who Were soon driven on
leaving three OF their number on the field
badly wounded.
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NuW YORK-nR-r aoARD
LBy Baaksrs' ovd Brossrs' r..,SrspA, u;

[By Baaksrs' ovd Brossrs' r..,SrapA. "a qLax
GdssCiccy, apsrator r.
Lewis johnson 4 60 quote slOcks az o eds
IL home and forsign markets Gs scllow},
NBw foRK. July i6.-Erst hrars-s 4 90.
ISL, coupon, lzO1. 2U's 10. oouposH tass. .
l-e&, coupons none; 1853 coup Jns II! : "a,
coupon new, ll9a 62fs. iiG scepOu.
l2os; lu-sus coupon, iiUs: Pacific MAJ
s3h; OHIO Misi,sippi .S-r-idcatPs. ~. .
msriposa- ss Atianl1 NJ Az. none. laf tcI :
none Cum ber land, % estsra Tuiof frels-
grspn. 6a; Q1ickSnver IS; Boston sS6-sr
Power. IS: New Yors Canrrzi 2uQ 4 Hu4-
con. l>oe; Readins. - Michigan I+rr-r
t]l; Michigan SouttsTa. lWi.: Hshu.
Oenral. none; Cleveland an1 l';1aur, I,s
eorthvest - q do. pref 4 9! Cleye,aud j
Toledo, none; aock Island IL Fsrf Sayu.
u : Alton a Terra Hants, n.ne Toledo a. b
Wabash. ~; Adams Express, 591; Wsils
Fargo q Go. Express p =; Jnised SJsssee Er
press, ,: American Express. 81: Esr-
chanu' Union. o; Chicago Alton, nOra.
do. prrsesred, none. Msrse' strong qoic.
l36 .al36',.
TBy Caoie-i
LONDON, July l6. y. m.--,lonsois, a}sss
Honds, = sae2 ); lliiuois.Hj, ex-divI9end. Ere
tGs.
tRANKpoRr. p. m.-Boods. 50.
LIVERPOOL r. m.-cottpn duil aud cpta'-
sales 1880 bales. Middnng Orlaars. ~ .
stock an Dat consigned herr, t2s,pJl tH!+s. 81
which 26.o1 are American. safes for thr waes
s3Wn oales, OF which 1900 we're for epp0-t
and o,OUO for specu'auhn- sock in aSrt.
3-2,0UO bales, OF which 2l.Oa0 are Ameri1Al.
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THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
The Comm ons Rejecting the Ame adme nj :
OF the House OF Lords

LONDON, July l6.-In the House OF Com.
mons last evening, the Irish Church Bill. as
amended bv the Peers, was taken up. Atter
q short debate the amendment giving giebe
houses free Of building charge was rejected ny
a vote OF go 10 237, and the amen dmsnt grant
ing glebe- to Catholics and Pre- >byterians was
neeativCd without division
The Tines has an editorial on the action m ken
by the Commons last evening Ii saws the pill
will go back to the House of Lords almost in
ils original shape The Com mons have decide q
mat the amendments adopted by the Lords are
inconsistent with the bill: aud there is no
ison 10 believe that the Commons will sur
render.
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TEE President LET; W ssn!E gtoa last ey eninG
with his family, Postmaster General Creswell
and wife. snd ex-Secre.ary of ths Navy BJrie.
Thsy viii stop three hours st Fortress Monroe.
one day ., Cape May, sud proceed 20 Long
Branch. The President will be abser: from
the city ten days or two weeks, and return
hi,her, leaving bis family there General
Horace Porter, Private Secretary of the Presi-
Long Branch.
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V,HROUGB LINE BRrwEEH WASHINGTON
. INV 1oER.A AID D&0a

Trains between WASHINGTON AND GIW
YORK row run ~ folows, viz:
FOB NEW YORk, trisaous cAaass Of GAYS.
Leave daily except Sunday at 4. NJ, and
"a and p. a..
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (exceIt bundayl ot a. II. Ald
.4s and 5:40P. N.
ON HSCNDAY.
Leave for Nsv York at $40 p. H., and Phfla-
phla at $40 p. n.
esping cars fer New York on p. u. train
Through tickets 10 PhiladelDhis, New York , or
Boston can be had at the station 06los at al no un
n the day. Also, % the Com mpanys Once, No.
fGs Pennsylvania avenue Passen gers purcnasing
tickets At the Avenue once can there arrange 70
residence, taken he depot, md Put In the beg.
See B.lsnor. and Ohio Raiirosd advertise meps
tor 81 nsduie between Washing gton BoltinoTs, An
rspolis and the w est.
J. l. WILSON, hester OF TrsnsDoFtasisa.
L d. COLE. General Ticket ARent
no0 0BO. b. KO0NTZ. AGENT. Washtngton.
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FIRE On A RAILROAD.
Destructien of Cars and Grei.b,

CLEyELAND, o., July 16.-A fire last night
ON the Erie, A. and q. w. railroad. in thi. civ
Destroyed twenty or thirty cars loaded with
crude and coal oils, and SAID TO belong 10 ock-
ieilis Rems, Fldgler. Clarke, Payne & Co,
ana Cru'chley, Fawcett a Co. Ii was for
eastern parties. The total loss is from SJa,AO
10 sSo'oo. There is little, IL any, insurance.
I he cause OF the fire vas prob DIV from a lnmn
IN the hands Of the train In. .pector
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FROM CUBA.

Defeat Of Spanish Marines by the Patriots.
NEW loRK, July ia special TO the Herald.
dated Havana, July 18th, via Key West July
itth, says: General Poello, at the head of 30,
spanish marines, Was attacked by a force of
patrlots near Baga, small town situated ON
tne same bay as Neuvitas. aad not far from
toat CITY. the marines were forced to raII
back upcu Neu vitas, with a loss Of 20, includ.
ing General Poello
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~Mr. and Mrs. Flc

oU0eneraI McCisilan intends 20 make tour
through cs.sss and the Norsawsst during thr
OThe ladies at West Po,ut m. w..r,,~
ebony watches. with their initials in silver on
the back. -.
oThe Commercial Trave,srs' A.soci.,,an
OF Chicago Is TO set up Life INSURANCE con
pany.
: s1Horsesack riding /. f.sn,opss,. ,or Ia s,..
at the seaside and springs tn,s srasop.
Rev. John Long, Of PsosrasviIie, n. a.. n
Heeoetst Clergy man, WaS recently strfc hen
oead with apoplexy while an his palpl
preaching q sermon.
1.-TWO New York butchers were Coates
tants Ia q calf-dressine match FOR s,oo dc.i,r.
on saturday. The winner dressed nye c>iyt.
IN supsrior manner in xsk minu,es.
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FROM CINCINNATI
Arrest Of n WteuesSC,.

Arrest Of a Wftness-Cases Of Suustrske
CINCINNATI, July 16.-John Davis, an Inn.
port2nt witness in the Haynan Express rob
oery case, was arrested in Kentucky yester.
DAY snd brought 10 this city, where he VIII
oe Kept in Jail till the triai OF Haymap.
.erday. Two proved fatal 49,
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HORRIBLE MURDsR,-Niss Evans KILLED
Capt. James M. Denmon. IN Oass county.
BY splitting open his skuIl win an ara vh,in'
ne was asleep. Miss Evans had form eriv
lived az Captain Deumou's house, and vs.
spenoine the night and went from her room
INC tnAf occupied By Capt. Dsnmsn ana his
wife, and there committed the bIoedy deea'
Inc cause Of the murder was not known.
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TIE SECRETARY of The Treasury has author
lied the National Express Company 70 carry
dutiable merchandise between New York and
Can ada as a bonded agent OF The Government,
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CONSUL APPoINTBD.-The President las
evening appointed Richard p. De Hart, Oh Ind.
United States Consul az s.. Iago de Cuba.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

II y q q Il 3 o N s.
The steamer Arrow makes semi weekly ArrEk
NOON TRIPS TO MOUNT YER -
her wharf, foot Of 7th street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY, Ct Al p N touch
IL 9 at Alexandria. Forts Foote and Washing gtOn !;
arriving at Washington return about O'Clock
The Arrow can be chartered to make after noon
or moonlight excursions on the Potomac, (the
JAMES SYKES,
General Superintendent.
Offce-Willard6 Hotel. je 30 I'm
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Baltimore Nark.-s. Te.dax

bALTInoRD, July l1.-Cotton uuchapced
Flour quiet; low grades fiTm. Wh-st wsas
and lower. Prime 20 choice new red. II 5as
>le5. Corn advanced. White add yellow
- 10. Oets firm a. r5asl PORK gu.e- a. S3f
Bacon active and advancing. RibsIdes. ls a
l-4 clear do, d sais shoulders. IS ass
hams, - a23. Lard dun 8: y. an. Whisky
unchanged. Sock syaree.
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SURGEON NEWTON H. ADAMS has been or
dered to duty in attending Officers OF tue Navy
and Marine Corps at Washi0gton not othec-
wise provided with medical and.
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Observation-Disclosures General Speed is
at Willard's. Hon. Ulysses Nercur o: Pa =,
Hon. John A. Hlsson o: Iowa. l.. II. Chant l.
Ter OF Va, and Gen. Ames, L. :. Army, a,s
al the Ebbet
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julius X. VAN VsCHrKs has been appoint
ed Examiner in the Appraisers ONCE a. New
York, by Secretary Boutwell,.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvRNuB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S.i9,5io.a1.
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II o o y In q

nyen van. your s0OI made Fire and " sssr
Proof for ~ or 70 years-werrented-a ct about half
the 90 ss Of Tin or other roof, employ
n O "A NJ
the unrfvaled FELT AMI G0MHOstTioN hOOf
end Ssh streets. Repairs to old rool PROMPTLY
mad. and warranted. Material a."sys 1n IN nnna
aAd fer sale, - Um
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The REVENUE OFFICERS of Philadalrbis,
with the AID of the m ar.nes, have been II king
another raid among tpe Illicit distillers in the
Richmond district this time completely cle1r-
ing them out.
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Baltimore stock uark.tro-dar,

BALTIMORE, July is.-Ntrgiuia sixes, OF.
81 . bid. 81. asked; do. l~i. s. nd. o. g..
81 bid; do. coupon. old, s. nj. s. aska &: q
coupon. new, 81 hif, s2s asked North ca
lima SKIES, old, 81 bid; do. new, a. bio, = sSk-i
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PAYHAsT1R GEO. w. BeAMAN has been de-
sached from the Cyare aud ordered 70 ne Os-
sipee, in place OF Payraster Geo. Hvndee
VINO has been ordered home.
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CAPTURE OF WHIsKY.-Information has
been received at the Internal Revenue Office
OF the capture OF lot Of whisky by l.. L. Os-
ment, Assistant Assessor o. the Fifth District
OF Tennessee
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INDIAN FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, July I5-Arizona ad vice.
report that portiol OF the sth cavalry had ar
tacneo pand OF Indians near WIctenbure,
cusly wounSed. "
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OrBAN N.we,-aeper.I Echavsp,,. n.

OSBAn Nnws.-0eneral Echayefria, Presi.
oent Of the Havana railroad, has been arrested,
nave received orders not 70 record the - es of
commented property In certain dtstyicts, a.
precautionary measure TO prevent its destruc.
Generals Ferrer, santo ana Lescs Three -.
cent engesemeno are epofted. IN which ne
rebels were defeated. No perticulars. Owing
g the scarcity OF provisions q, Puerto Prin.
inhabifants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-16

GENERAL SHERMAN has directed the Com.
mandlng Generals OF Military Department on
the frontier to furnish such military protection
aid escort as may be necessary to the members
OF the commission upon Indian Affairs in their
tour CT inspection Of the Indian tribes.
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FICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining in the washinston City Pest
Office. Friday, July 10, 1863.

@To obtain any Of these letters, the appli.
can't must call Tor Advertised Letters, giving
the date OF the list.
s4If not called fer within one month they
Will be sent 70 The Dead Letter Office.