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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

~EJcited Freedman At Niaxsra Falls-
"Ah dIs - de grand spekraksI !Sup1arb
Mae.i0qse! BY gar, he b come down arst
rate %. b 80. -
s1Psaehes will be abundant this rear.
Delaware New lefsey, and Maryland, a
some portions OF Virginia. -ae In
The Princess Of wales is
follow the example g. BY h. ,csrsa ,sS asset 70
law IN furnishing honicbold. '-in'
finy -soll9 bSassols, with xatcne. a,
'ns 'adies are Rfstfy things.
uR0ensral L. Il. 0ano, lasU Of the (Aou "a .
erafs army, k preacher &C W nchester. XIV.
SArs. Battles, vile Of Mr.. +. n. Buts,.s.
OF IowendA lied on Tuesday lest from tSe
enects OF running needle into her hand.
IA movement 10 on foot IN Peuusvixapi.
70 secure the appointment OF . certain number
OF vomen ~ suthoriEsd inspectors OF prisons.
~The Rev. IL. Kailock is a candidate for
eest In the unitea States Senate fro a Kansas.
In the place OF Senator Ross.
~The towns of Waliineford and Shr,v..
bniy, VI, are m uch excited over the discovery
OF valuable dead mountain" within tseiIr
Territory.
~Hon. Asa Packer, the democratic canal.
date for Governor Of Pesusylyania, is said 70
De tne rienest man in the State.
~"Rats, ""mioe" aud .frizzes,- to be worn
nroer me hetr, TO nh a. out, are almost snper-
ssoeo oy iient combs and wire ribbon.
0Ssnator Wilson and wife are rusucatiur
AT Shutesopry Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

THs ARMY OF TIE PoroNAc.-Ths Socie,v
OF the Army OF the Potomac is preparing 10
vigorously push forward The work Tor wbicb
II was organized. The consultation of the
socletly recently amended renders eligible TO
memoership. on payment OF an initiation fee OF
-, any omcer and enlisted an who has az auy
TIME served his country IN the Army OF the Po-
tomac, and who has been honoraoly DISCHARGED
tnerelrom, or who remains an service an tb..
regular army Those who are DESTROYS of
loiniug this organization should write 10 the
Treasurer, Gen. II. T.. DAVIS, Jr., No rs waii
street, New lorx, enclosing the initiation fee,
-. An order Tor badge, with directions as 20
now II may be obtained, will be sent on the re-
ceipt OF the price. SIS The following named
gentleman form the Executive Com mittee as
appolnied by Lieut.. Gen. sheridan, President
Of the Socie'y:-Cayalry Corps-Lieut Col. ).
Il. W. Mitchell. PhlladeiphIa, Pa; AruIlery
Sorps-BTevet Brig. Gen. q. :. Vain wrlghi
khinebeck, N. n; STAFF Corps-Breyet Mal.
G-n. Rufus Ingalls,, n Y First Corps-Brevet
MsJ. Gen. Robinson, Binghampton, n. "
Second Corps-Breyet Mai Ger A 8 Webb,
Tarrytown, N. Y. Third Corps-Brevet MAJ
Gen q. y Mott Trenton, n. J.; Fourth e. ,rps
Col w. ii II. DAVIS, Doylesto xn. Pa; Fiftb
Corps-Bng. Gen. Gregory, PhIladeiphis, Pa; I;
Ninth Oorps-Brevet Maj. 9en. R. b Potter,
n "; Eleventh Corps-Mal Gen tfeary
Harrisburg, Pa; Twelfth Corps-Na. Gen. .
W. Sloc0m, Brooklyn, N. \.
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The RECENT SroRNs.-Llst week the Sec
uoh Oh country adJoInIpg thA railroad IN
Ritchie, Doddi idge and Harrison counties,
West Virginia, was visited py 4 fearful raln-
storm. oyelfo wing the ban ks Of all III. stralms
~asnlng away fences. and dJng large
amount OF camsge TO the crops Streams
which on Tuesday afternoon Were almost dry
rose IN few hours as high as "a feet. the water
coming with perfect ush.c trry ng everything
before il. At tGreerlsnd S:atioh a culy.yt was
washed away and the road dsmsgsd 20 a con.
siderable eXten'. At West UnIon the railroad
bridge was damsged pretty severely by drift
lodging against the pier, which forced il from
Its position, breaking some OF the braces Ar .
but no, inJurIng II sufficiently to prevent the
crossing OF the cars. The railroad bridg. across
the West Fork liver was entirely dem Oh NED
no:hing remaining but few shattered pieces
of timber.
The storm which caused such havoc in the
is said 10 have been lns seysrest ever kaoNn
IN that section. There was delugiug rain,
accompanied by high wind, amounting TO q
tornado, which commenced about = r. m, and
lasted half an hour. Some fifteen buildings IN
Lexington Were unroofed or otherwise dam
aged by the gale. In Ray county the dam age
done 10 the crops and fruit trees is estimated al
$50 o0. TheChristian and dMe.hodistChurches
AZ Richmond. were unroofed, and the COURT
house also unroofed, aud p ortion Of the walls
blown down.
The Pittsburg Commercial of JulyI,th gives
the particulars OF the effects of the grer storm
OF Friday last in that section. Trees were torn
up by the roots, and bricks from SO ne OF the
chimneys IN the vicinity were sent living for
several squares, although fortunately no per.
son was seriously injured. For several miles
up the Allegheny the effects of the tornado
were indescribabie. In the vicinity OF Ham,
mond Station, twel We miles out on the Western
pennsylvania railroad, fences were blown
down, trees torn up by the roo:s. and shocks
OF wheat scattered about the fields in every d.
rection.
A heavy storm of wiad and rain passed over
SnepherdstowE, Va, on "Wednesday afternoon,
from The effects OF which the new bridge across
the Potomac, which had advanced aoout I@a
feet, gave way, and was pTecipitated into the
river.
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The Coal Trade.

The sn:hraci'e coal trade last week. A. W.
anuclPai"d II would b-, was very heavy,
especially when We consider we have ltf ls ~
no tonnage from the Delaware and Hut.on
canal and the Delaware, L,cxawana aud
western Companies. The Schuylkul region
Is doing its utmost. The Reading railroad
brought down during the week I2i.--7 tons,
ts largest weekly tonnage on record, auf for
the year l."la.ig3 tons, against a., .s.7 tone 20
same date last year, decrease OF 1854 tons.
Inc Total product OF the SchuylklIl region
sent 20 market this year Is 22aB 40 fonS.
1-l,J0 tons less than last year % the same
date. The total amount forwarded seu,h from
Masncn Chunk last week over the two rail-
roads and Canal, was Sl,lI9 tons agaipSt
$3.50 tons the corresponding week las,
year. an increase OF 21,2Ol tons The
totsl forwarded 10 market over the same
lines for the year is but 22l tons short Of last
year. This amount must soon be made up and
Notwithstanding the policy OF resiri .tion d six
cars per day for each miner aud his assistant,
which Is now being rIgidly enforced by the
Workingmen's Bsney olent Association, AZ a.
probable that before fall there will be a Iare.
excess over the production OF last year from
me whoie region, even II the two large compa-
mes an ne Upper Lackawanna-stiIl refusing
10 lei tneir men resume work-should p.rse :
Neie IN their present course. And " neither they
continue this policy or conclude 10 resums
nothing can he expected OF them for soms time
TO come. Their former employee. have Iefr.
ana are now employed AT other place. The total
tonnage Of all the carrying mPanles FOR the
week was 303,4iy tons, an Increase over the pre-
yious week Of about I35,O0O tous and for d. I.
year q, 3,69e tons, against 6 }e 40 tons 10 tbs
same time IN l-6c-a decrease OF S5l.G-O soos
Ihe increase by the next weekly report 10 ex-
pected 10 oe much larger. and as the rade was
suspended al tats time last year, O very short
time Will be required TO oyerc ome tue ded clancy
on last years production. The retail price OF
coal IN TINS city per long tor ranges at from a.
10 slt, and a. Boston the retail dealers an con
yentien haved fixed the retail prices at SfI for
the net ton OF 1000 pounds. The demand for
coal al the LAST II active. and FIRE lghs from Port
Richmond steady al g. per ton TO Boston and
New Bedford. The price of Lshigh coal a.
Ehzabethport is $500 for stove. ~ 25 for lump.
steamer, broken and eOg. and %. IS for chesf-
nut. The trade an all It's departments ts Is very
mr. a. present-Ihilddelphid Ledyer.
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TRAGEDY HARRISBURG

HARRISBURG, July ia young man named
George Fahnestock, son of w. Frank Fahnes.
stock, a prominent and respected CITIZEN sno,
himself last night, at about 10 oclock, il is sup.
posed accidentally. He was a church as usual
ana returned home about . o'clock, and was
sitting IN the yard doorway with a small pis-
t)l which he usually carried, in his hands
playing with II. The family ip another part OF
the house heard an explosion, and running 10
the spot found young Fahnestock lying on the
steps senseless. The physician in attendance
announces internal bleeding, and the improb.
ability OF his surviving. At IL clock noon he
is conscious, but feeble, under the fiuence of
opiafes. He talks little. is calm and replies TO
questions that It was accidental.
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THE LONDON STAR COMPLIMENTS
TIE UNlTED STATkN.

LONDON, July 21.-The Star in its editorial
to-day compliments Grant on his steady re-
fusal TO recogEizs the Cubans as belliger-
ents. This course, the Stdr says, prevents
the Spanish Government from accusing
the United States of unfriendly to.
wards her. however much she may be
grieved bv fillibustering expeditions from
American ports
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.
Threatened Iusurrection.

MADRID, July 2lst.-Much excitement exists
throughout Spain. Many arrests have been
made here and at valladolid, Barcelona and
Cordovia, OF parties believed 10 be fermenung
insurrection. Several Generals and Colonels
are among the number. The authorities are
taking graf precautions to prevent an out
break. The French government had ordered
all spanish conspIrators away from the from
tier.
A sharp fight occurred yesterday at Cissdad
Real, about one hupdred miles from here, be.
tween the civic authorities and a b and of IN
surrectionists, pres umed 10 be in the interest
OF Carlos. Nine of the latter and several of the
former were wounded. The insurrectionists
were driven off. and the leaders all escaped.
A deep plot has been discovered here having
for ITS object the assassination Of Sarrano, Prim
and RiyaIa.
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FROM CUBA.

HAVANA, July 2l.-Late advIces have been
received from Santiago de Cuba to the IIth
instant. The American war steamers ALBANY.
Gettysburg and Centaur have arrived at that
place.
Admiral Hof and the Off GERS OF his fleet paid
a visit TO Comm ander Easbruo, depa rtmen,
ma ior.
Rios, with sixty men, (Spanish troops had
sharp engagement vi III the Cuhans near Moa.
zonillO. Twenty OF the latter were killed and
twelve captur ed. The Spanish loss was not
given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

CHoIBRA AT NEWARK, N. J.-Mr. Frand
Johns, residing at No. 4. South Market street
Newark, N. j., died on Saturday of Asiatic
cholera. The health authorities OF the CITY
were not Informed that cholera had made us
appearance in The city. Mr.. Johns was re-
moved TO the upper part OF the house how
ever, several days bafore his death SO that
there " as but little danger OF contagion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

~ The higher circles of Iowa society have
nine days sensation in the arrest of James
McQuinn, an ex-member Of the State Legisla-
tuie, on the charge OF having murdered n
young man named Hodges. last winter by
poIson. Moo uinn, il is said, Kept up a crimi.
nal intimacy with Hodges wife, and IN rdered
HIN 10 get him out of the Way
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Baltimore Markets. To-day

BALTIMORE, J uly 2I.-Cottou dull an uom-
Inal, pfIces unchanged. Flour qui-t Asd un-
changed. Wheatles active; caoIce Maryland
l"Oaei6l; prime white. l.9oasi.75. Com frm.
prime white, l.l2a~i -; yellow, luSa~ 80. Os's
dnIi a. sUa'5. Pork quiet ana uu changed. Ba-
con hrm and unchanged. LRrd dall ana uu :
cnanged WHISKY, better feelIag, very s. arc-
and UNCHANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

THI DEATH OF MRS. FuLroN-Mrs. Emily
Jane Fulton, wife Of Charles q. Fulton, senior
proprietor Of the BALTIMORE American, died 10
PhIlsdelphia At 9 o'clock yesterday moruing.
This dispensation has an added poignancy in
little mors than o week since, on visit to q
near relative IN PhiladslpAia. Soe was then
in her usual health. The drst intimation of her
afternoon, ir q dispatch summonir - chii.
dren TO her bedside. Her husband was with
her. having lett Baltimere to join her on
thursday last. ..-..-|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

The Charleston Is. u News says: alt is syi.
dent now that the long cotton and rice planters
are OF one mind in their determihatlon TO take
Cninaman as their principal laborers. A
number OF planters have already written 70
say that they will take Chinese 10 they can get
them and we have no doubt tnat Q thousand
Of those laborers could be placed In q feW
weeks. The news was the firSt paper to ad 70.
cafe boldly the use of Chinese labor in our low
country, and we shall not cease to agitate the
subject until every planter has actually OBJ.
tained as many Chinese a. he requires"
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r. y q & 8 o N s..
The steamer Ar rox makes semi weekly AFTER-
NOON Trips TO MOUNT VER-
NON. weather permitting leaving enA
her wharf, foot Of 1th street. every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY, a. "a m: touch-
ing a AlsXandria Forts Foote and Washington
arriving at W ashingtoH return about O'Clock
The Arrow can be chartered to make afternoon
OF moonlight excursions on the Potomac, (the
above after moons excepted -
General Superintendent.
Off ce-WilIards q Hotel je S,-Im
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THE DUTY UPON BRASS GooDs-Secretary
Boutwell, this morning addressed the folio wing
letter to Messrs. Fisher and Rittenhau., OF
New York city:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July II, lS61-
Genuemen:-I am in receipt OF your letter of
the 23d ultimo, complaining of the action OF
the Collector of Customs at New ork, in as.
sessing Ia duty Of I5 per cent. ad valorem on
six cases Of stamped brass good imported by
yon per steamer Bremen in May last. The
duty in question il appears was assessed under
the act OF February ~, 1859, which provides
that oil manufactures OF copper or OF which
copper shall be component or chief value not
otherwise herein provided for shall be subject
To duty OF 45 per cent. ad valorem, and the
Collector decided that as in all articles made
oftb composition usually known az brass,
copper Is the component OF chief value the
goods imported by yOu were ubject to duty
under said act i have reason for believing
that the position taken by the Collector Is cor.
rect in regard to the materials Of which brass
is composed, and as the law In question in.
cludes all articles Of which copper is the com.
pCnept Of chief value, his action in assessing
said duty was correct. The fact that brass and
many other articles, OF which copper forms the
principal part, have other distincuve names,
and are never known a. manufactures Of COP.
per in the commercial world, cannot bs deemed
to anect the question under the very ccmpre.
hensive language Of the act referred to.
1 am, very respectfully,
0IO 8. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Baltimore stock Nark.tTe-sax

BALTINoRs, July 2I-yugin,a sizes, Ole.
i"5s md, 81 asked; do. Istis, s. asked: 10 Isi,
So. hid, u asked North CarolInas, old. D Dad.
do new, - bid, ~ y asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

A FEMALE PREACHER. The Rev. MISS
Olympia Brown, OF Massachusetts, has re-
eeived and accepted q u:auimous call from
the tnlyersalist Society Of Bridgeport, Conn .
and will enter upon her duties as pastor of n .
Secretly August lst. Miss Blown is the onIy
female preacher engaged IN the State.
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FROM JAPAN.

SAN FRANCIsCo, July 2O.-The steamer ia =
pan arrived here this morning with adyiceS
from Hong Kong to June 10Th and Yokohama
June 30th. She brings l,2Si passengers aud
1,Uis tons OF merchandise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

new YORK, Juay 2I-S;ocxs firm IN. dull.
Money steady AZ seven per cent. Excasnre.
!" Gold, b. 2O's, I>62, coupon, 29h
ln-i0's, COUPON, 10y. NsrIh Carolina sir.s.
30. new, 49,. Virginia SKIES, ex-cOup Dn, 81
new. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

~Mrs. Dietz, of Wabasha, Mmn +, was oit
ten by ratflesnake last week, while picking
straw berries; receiving the wound in the calf
suficlent to tie her garter tightly above the
SCOT, and set q little child TO sucking the poison
cut, and she escaped with little sti6aess in the
limb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswsLL returned
to this city yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

THE ROCHESTER, S.EEoRRFRsr.-The great
S1ngerfest in Rochester. N. ". participated
IN by societies from Buffalo, Erie. Syracuse
and Hamilton, commenced on Monday The
principal buildings are finely decorated, apd
the influx Of strangers 10 large. Ou Monday
evening grand concert WAS given al ne Rlpf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WONDERFUL MEDICINE,

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER Is really q
valuable medicsment, and unlike most OF the
patented articles OF the day, 10 used By many
ph ysicisns. Ii 10 particularly desirable in Ioca
tions where ply sicians are not near and in fami.
lies will often save the necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for doctor. A bottle should DO kept n
everg house Boston Isdrsltsr. Jy 2l-lm
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- In CAIRO, on the stA. semssody stole 1
lamppoet weighing l,eOo pou0os-

6In CAIRO, on the srh, semeeody stole
amppost weighing I,eo pounds-
- ~8Aihers should not - In the vatsr u.or>
tnan twenty miautes aAd not more thaa oncs =
Orhe cost Of the public schools AZ st. Lam.
Tor The mouth Of June was ssl.s5I.3.
~Ex-0eperai J. Lonestreet, O,ns~6.r.,.
States Army, % at SarasoES
Light irizzed curls are worn about M
chtenon. WIN velvet sandeau cat 49, -
p'ors o-s I I.ho, nc ne sayss' of aisssuss Tor
Cnarle. Newbareh. comuirsed ..,.,s.
49,. y, - me Sisters' Hospital, ST. L,ais' -.
esess OF tne faifAisssness OF his wife.
n. ys an - Franeisco aause themseixe -.
Chinamen. a.so tns eyes OF
vas most reuarkasle that the ss, s.r.
- nt Yep qalet 80 long tais year. eut n. IA.
s.,,s e'h turned mp on Cape AnD, 0assacnu-
Dsenstor TrumeuII is ia ne Yo s.nu.
valley, with has family. A'e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

BILLS for the repeal of The income tax are 10
be introduced at the next session of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

EDWARD BALTZLY has been arpoin ted to a
hrst-class clerkship in the Internal Revenue
Bureau.
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ga difficulty occurred at Shubuta, Miss i,
on last "Wednesday, betweeen L. 1. Hyde, Esq .,
and Mr. Rogers, both OF Clarke county, IN
which Mr.. hyde was severely ana perhaps
dangerously wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

j. ii. YOUNG was to-day promoted from
second to third-class clerkship in tn. Secre-
tary's Office, Treasury Depar ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

SAMUEL ARCHBoLD. Esq, of Chester, Pa,
formerly Engineer Chief Of the Navy, is at
WIllard's
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COMMISSIONER DgLASO returned 10 the ci.,
this afternoon, and will be at his oRs ce to-mor
row.
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| GEN. RYAN AND COL CURRJER OF
i EILLIRCSTERS In CANADA

CLIFTON HOUSE, CANADA. July 2I.-(fen
Ryan and Col. Currier of the Cuban service are
here, and intend making Clifton their head.
quarters al present
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"A SHOCKING FRENCH TRAGgDY-A shock
ing murder mas been committed ~ MarseiIIes
France. Al an inn called the Pharo, Kept by
were occsrring between him and his wife on
account or the misconduct Of the latter who
nsd ior long time been carrying on an IN /.
uigue with q man In the neighborhood vno
was supposed 70 be the father Of two OF her
tnree children. One day recently fresh scene
OF violence took place, and the husband threat
enea 20 nke some serious steps 81 his wife diS,,
no; alter her behavior. The next moruins =
rose early, and having procured q siK-c.@
oered revolver went mp stairs and ~ a, -
husband; the two younger children nsy o[n
nred a bullet into her own b. -. 49,
former are dead; the sister D. d.ns.rn.s
state, but the murderess - .as :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

THE NEW RUSSIAN MINISTER.
ST. PETERsBURG, July 2Ist-Kataca2i, the
newly appointed Russian Minister to Wash.
ington, leaves for that city on Saturday.
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New York Flour aud Graf MarL., r..s.,

NEW YORK, July 2l.-Elour dull and 5aio
cents lower. Wheat - without n decided
change. Corn ! cent better
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CAPT. CHARLES A. REYNOLDS, A. q. NJ on
duty at Santa Fe, New Mexico, is hare on a
short leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

rARDoNBD.-Some WEEKS sincs a case, some.
Wnat similar TO that Of Hester Vaughap, occur.
req IN Maine: The girl. hensistsa York. after
being deeertsd BY her seducsr, aad Ignorant OF
the State law in such cases made and pro yided.
concealed both the birth and subseq ueut DEAN
OF ner child from the authorities; and for this
concealment she was tried, convicted and con.
oemned to nine months mprisonment Tha
case excited considerable interes I and the N.
PAIent nanhness Of q law which thus deals
despatch frem Augusta states that the 3ovsr
nor and Oouncil. after full considerat,ou OF the
Iac's IN the case, have pardoned Miss York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

GEORGE PEABODY, Esq, will leave Baiti-
more Tomorrow morning for White Sulphur
Springs, Va, and will be Joined on the train
here by W. w. Corcoran, Esq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

BREvET MAJOR GEN. X. o. TYLER, Deputy
Quartermaster General, has been assigned TO
duty as Chief Quartermaster, Military D.yi-
sion Of the South.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GIN. JOHN A. LOGAN /, visiting in Chicas

INTERNAL RBvsNUB-The receipts TODAY
from this source were Si24,Oi7.1i.
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the sns.ssr. oS ~ TO SAWS SouLs.-Auous
Youbr - the Portland Don ven sSoa OF me
veeS -xsu's Ohristian Associaftoas last
- s<as Mr.. Moody, Of Chicago, who urged
ne erection OF handsome association buildings
In every city. He sad that " we must have AL
a. there are thsstres or sa,.>,ls, ane that !" n
the devil BE- willing 70 spend one eonsI 70 ss,
soul, and we are willing 20 @, "s nay
cent?, the devil gets the soul."
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ELLIS IRON BITfERs,

Having used your Iron Bite rs In my practice,
can testify to superior tonic properties for in
yiRorating the appetite and promoting digestion.
can unhesitatingly recommend It In cases Of
general debility and dyspepsis, and in conditions
tonic. ltg agreeable flavor must recommend Ii to
"' 0o GHSs 5is2Is'isi s dAUNrr, Nd.
Professor in the Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery"
For SAFE By KIDWYLL SON.
pennsylvania avenue and lAh street,
ana druggists generally. my 26-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

SENATOR MORTON, OF Indiana, left this CITY
yesterday evening for Indiana, and will stop
on the way for a few days at Ores son Springs,
near Altoona, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21

THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.
PARIS, July 2l.-The Corps Legislatif meet
on the 26th OF October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-21
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Has REMOVED hi: 'Ahi
WOOD AND COAL OFFICE
From 323 ID street. to
. Ne. 2Jl PENNSYLVASIA AVENUE,
RtWeen 18th and 18th sts. south side. jli eo3w