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HORRIBLE EVENT,
a Girl of Fifteen Killed by a Dra,
shoemaker-rhe Murderer omm1t.

A Girl of Fifteen Killed by a Dra,Lep
Shoemaker-rhe Marderer CommIt.
Suicide.
Brief mention was made in our Telegram bic
dispatches yesterday of a shocking event winch
occurred on Staten Island. n. Y. at Tompkips-
VILE, near the hrst steamboat landing, y-ster-
day morning. The New York Telegrd "a OF last
evening gives the following particulars Mr.
Harrington, whose shoe store near the hrst
landing Is well 10 all passers BY going
10 or returning from New York, has in his en-
ploy for some time past, a journeyman SHOE
maker, named John Roach, aged abou, thirty
years. This man, ~ appears, though a good
workman, has led a very irregular life, and
has been much addicted TO drink. TINS habit
has grown on him Of late, until he FREQ uently
seemed out OF bis mind, and on several occa-
sions was warned by his employer against
drink king TO excess If he wished to keep his sit
uatlon. Last night ne seems 10 have relapsed
into his old habits, and even drank more ex-
cessively Than usual. returning 70 has work
oench IN SAD state OF drunkenness: This
morning he awakened raving mad. He pro-
ceeded to his workbench and armed himself
with shoeknife, then, proeeeding 20 the Sleep
ing apartment OF Emma Harrington, tie daush-
ter OF hls employer, beautiful girl only fifteen
years old, be burst open the door and rushed
in. The child was up and dressed az this time
(aoout six o'clock, and when he entered WAS
stopping TO tie one Of her shoes. He rushed
upon her and drew the keen knife across the
throat, seyering the windpipe and in fictiue a
cut from ear TO ear. The girl fell over without
a scream, and in few minutes expired. The
mailman then rushed from the apartment
orandlshing the bloody knife and alarming the
household with his wild cries. Arrived at the
shop the murderer deliberately drew the kuife
across his own throat, inflicting q frirhful
wound, which resulted In his death in a few
moments. The family was aroused nv the noise
maoe BY the murderer and Immediately has,
tened 70 the scene Of the double tragedy. The
scene OF dsmay and sorrow that ensued beg
gars all description. The affair has cast a
gloom over the entire village, where the mur-
dured girl was much beloved. The coroner
was summoned and Is now engaged IN holding
an nquest over the murderer-suicide and hls
wi
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THE NEW ORLeANS REVENUE
FRAUDS.
Mare

NEW ORLEANS, July IL "A sampler named
Peter Hoiton was arrested yesterday for IA Sc
sampllng the recently seized sugars He was
released on $500 bond; but there are some
thirty similar affda Wits against him. war
rant has been issued by the T.. =. court for the
arrest OF Deputy Surveyor Charles B. Din,
de wiki also prooa bly, be released on bond this
afternoon.
There are number of affidayits against
parties implicated, and their arrests will prob
ably De made this afternoon Among the seized
cigars IN the possession of Collector = ock iale
are lot of 7,3O, systematically stamped on
the bottom so that tney could be opened with
out defacing either the import or revenue
stamps In the establishment seized yesterday
there was about lO0,OU0fcigars. only part of
which were stamped. The officers are In ms
session and are INVESTIGATING the m ltter
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HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE

MOBILE, July 1.-THE hotel at Point Clear
was burned at - O'Clock last night. The fire
originated in the bake room. A powerful
northwest breez re was blowing at the time aud
the flames spread with terrible rapidity. and
burned with such fury that no one could get
near them. The main building was entirely
Destroyed, with all its furniture, and in mauy
cases all the baggage Of boarders. At the time
OF the calamity there Were $50 boarders in
the house. No lives were lost. Most of the
fugitives went TO Shorts
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ORANGE RIOTS IN BELFAST.

bkLPAsT, July H.-Serious riots have oc-
Cured between Catholics and Orangemen
The windows OF many buildings were sm as ned
One Catholic school. house was entirely eut,ea
ana another badly damaged. Several rioters
We're wounded, and one policeman, while en-.
deavoring to restore order, had three rims
broken by heavy stone thrown by one OF the
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BY Bankers' AVID Brokers' Tsl,g-apl, yI-,s m
GdssdpaV, operator

IBy Bankers' AVID Brokers' rsl,e-apA JI.,s m
Gdssdacdy. operator.
Lewis johnson a 90 quote stocks ana h,nd.
In home and foreign market as follows
kBWloRE.July R.-Second Board-U.S S.
isel, coupon. l2OA 20'a ise2, coupons 1884 ;
l-e4, coupons. l2i't; 1853 coupOns I2.. lsoS,
co.pon. new, l2ua; e.20e. l56. coupon,
lsOh; lo-;O's coupon, li0A. Pacific Mail,
S6s; OHIO q Misi .sippi Oertinates. RI;
Mariposa, : Auan1c Msh, none; Oantoa.
none Cumberland, 81; Western Union rele-
graph, SIX; Quicksil,er. IS =; Bostoa water
Power, IS = New York Central. 2J2A: Hud-
son, l72s; Reading, 9is; Micaisan C.utraI,
~; Michigan Soutnsrn. lOSS; Ilunois
Central. las, Cleveland and Pittsaars. IOs I. /:
Northwest sou do. prei'd 9sA; Cleye ana a
Toledo. none; Rock Island, III Il F.rt WAYNE,
none; Alton q Terra Haute, none; Toledo snd
Wabash, u; Adams Express, 5s,: Wells,
Fargo n 20. Express. -; United states Ex-
press, Il: American Express. a2S. Mer-
chanu' Union. none Chicago q Alsou, I5q;
do. preferred, l5s. Market weak. Gold. I37
al37a.
BY Cable.l
Lorpor, July ~, I y. m.-Consols, glaq3k:
Bonds, So; Illinois. asa Ere. 49,
fRANkroRr, y. m.-Bonds. e6s.
LIVERPOOL I y. m.-Dotton firmsr. Sales
lo,'NO bales. MIddhng Uplands. I2,; Md
ding Orleans, u. Bombay shiPm.nts 70 9,h
inst. 2i,OOO bales.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The ITnited
States steamer Nipsic, Commander Selfrdre.
from Port au Prince for Washington, has ar
rlved mere. with all well, but has been quar-
dntneo Tor observation. She left the Freu ch
corvette DE Estrees in port, all well, and re-
por's That Port an Prince is healthy.
Ihe bark Albers has passed in for Baltimore.
Win 3S2 passengers from Bremen
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

T. y U q b 9 o N 8 9.
The steamer Arrow makes semi-weekly ArTER-
NOON TRIPS to MOUNT VER- -
NON, twesther permitting lesving
ner wharf, foot OF eth street. every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY, q. ~ m touch
ing at AlexsBdria. Forts Foote and Washington
arriving ut W ashingtoR on return about O'Clock
The Arrow can be chartered TO make afternoon
moonlight excursions on the Potomac, 1.-THE
above after moons excepted
General Superintendent.
Ohce-wiIisrd's Hotel. je Slm
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FROM CURA.

FuheTaI OIL ConsnI Steadman. Nr,
HAVANA, July 14.-The steamer Columhi
has arrived from New York
The remains Of Consul Stedman have been
inferred at Santiago de Cuba Seventy off,
ciais, civil, military and foreign. accompanied
the body TO the grave.
The weather is very hot and dry aud there IS
much sickness throughout the Island
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The Next Meeting Of the United States
Grand Lodge. 4. d. O. r.

ne nextannual meeting OF the GraAd l. Doge
United States viii be held a. San Francesca,
California, during the ensuing month OF Sep
emoer. Already the event Is attracting the
attenuon OF tne order In various portions OF
the country, and as the communication win
the place OF meeting by rail is now complete.
the probabilities are that the attendance will
be very large. The Baltimore Sun Of THIS
morning says:-A communication from Era
Mlnaro, Esq OF Omaha, prom inent member
OF the order. was received yes s:erday by James
L. Ridgely, Esq- of this city, Grand 5 SscIetary
OF the Grand Lodge Of the United S.ates
which assures the members Of the Order OF the
entire safety and good condition OF the Pacific
road; Accompanying this letter was a copy of
the Omaha Daily Herald, containing a com.
munication from John B Harmon. ESQ,
Grand Master of the Order for the State Of
Oallfornia, addressed 10 the editor Of the Omaha
Herald, from which the following extracts are
taken:
"As Grand Master Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows for California 4 have beea i'm
Omana tre last two days m aking arrangements
with the Union Pacific Railroad Company for
the transportation OF the Grand Lodge OF the
United States from this city 10 San Francisco
and back, in September next ana oa yesterday
1 transmitted 70 our Grand Secretary, James
L. Ridgeiy, at Baltimore, tickets for the repre-.
eentauveo over the Union Pacihc--tlckets over
the California road had already been sent Odd
Fellows IN the West, therefore, can know that
our arrangenen Q are compete. Having lust
passed over the road from San Francisco 70
Omaha. add that n rs in ine condition, aud
that the trip 10 not only safe and speedy but
comfortable ana grand. The reports which
were circulated as to the danger On the uaion
Pacinc road, n not always false, are false now
Inc Ioaa Is really q splendid one-every rod of
II entirely safe. IL 10 rs smooth as any road L
have ever Laveied over, and the best proof IS
that We were whirled away IS, %, and 20 miles
per hour withouta q jar. Ladies SAID they felt
safer than on q steamboat I can assure nv
brother Odd Fellows that the trip Is q pleasure
nde, and any lady can take it alone."
% IN connrmat,on OF the eeoye, rsport from
the government directors, 10 ado uced. TINS
report states that the parties have been over the
two Pacific railroads, from Omaha 20 Sacra-
Of thirty miles an hour, or more, and that they
ind them TO be as good a. any new roads ever
built in this country. Where they are not per-
dreds Of Iaborers are now perfectsae the work
as fast a. possible. ~.
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road south Of Mary yland, there will be q chap
ter OF spec al interest to Washington to record
when the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Is
completed.
Sleeping Oars.
From Baltimore to Altoona we occupied the
old style sleeping car, a clumsy, untidy affair;
price g Per secticn-two b,rths. At Altoona
we took what is called the Silver Ptla ce
Sleeping Car" This (German) silver sleeping
car Is an inferior imitation of the fam Gus Pull
man sleeping cars Of the West We had, how
ever. the advantage Of its occupancy day and
night until our arrival here, which, from its
roominess and toilet conveniences, is 8 grea
point for travellers from Washington to Chicago
price for the day and nigh, a per section.
ASwindle.
Our fine tempers were a good deal ruff ID
by the dinner S windle at the Union Depot
Railroad Hotel, Pittsburg. We We're assured
on entering that we had thirty n We M utes for
dinner, but had barely got through with our
soup (which the walters took their time in
bringingl when the call was made, ..Passen-
gers Tor Chicago by the way OF Fort Wayne
and Crestline will leave in fire minutes -
There was 10 help for II, ard We Were obliged
20 leave our dinner uneaten and hurry 10 the
cars.
To the gorgeous chap at the d DOT who took
our dollars for the dinner we didn't get, we
applied some passing re marks OF a sarcastic
nature, which he received smliugly, as If used
to that sort of thing. This outrageous swindle
can be avoided by the traveller over this line
by getting breakfast at Altoona al 0 clock, and
taking his next meal e. Alliance at 81 p. m.
Price seventy i've cents. He breakfasts at Ply
mouth. Illinois, at 6 o'clock the mex; morning;
also seventy .fve cents. I mention prices as 1
20 along for the benefit of those who my fol-
low in this direction hereafter, as this is the
direct route for the West aud the Pacific coast
from Washington and neighoorhood, ami is
likely to be mu ch travelled. c.. n.
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3HE IRISH CHURCH BILL.
Liberal Meetings i'm Rn,la.d-

LONDON, July 1i.-Following the example
OF the Tories, the Liberal party is now organ
izng number Of meetings in favor of tae d Is
establishment Of the Irish Church, which are
advertised TO be held in various parts of the
KINGDOM. ~
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TIE CHINESE LABOR CONVENTION At
MnnPHls.-The Chinese Labor Convention as.
kortchl was chosen temporary Chairman and
Colonel Trousdale temporary Secretary And
committee of one from each Sta q Represented
Colonel J. w. Clspp, Of Memphis, then deliv.
ered an address, IN which he denied that the
OBJECT OF the meeting was antagonistic to white
Or black labJr.
The committee on permanent organization
reported for permanent chairman ex Governor
leham 9. Harris, of Tennessee who on takrns
tne cnair. made brief speech, saying that they
nao met for action, not for talking A Ions Iict
Of vice. .presidents and secretariec was renort.d
and confirmed. committee Of Ave, com posed
OF Judge Sutton, Of Louisiana; g. IA. Henrv. Of
H'iSs%,; Tsan,; Hsoeft;oI Tapp' Of rsnnsssee; r:
M,:,sssippi on order Of basiness. vas next ap-
After some unimportant proceedipss. IN.
order Of business: First-rhs an po,nt1snt ~ NJ :
COMMITTEES 20 consider aad report uDon ths
0oet pracucable means OF induciae labor from
n'nc sSs c,o nns andas ~ best slited to
wis appointed chairman. Sec ,nd-The An.
Rotntment OF committee on transportssiop.
nnence ana tmmigation.
San Francisco. lays TIE ; CeiSsmsa name % Wso ,rSn Sss
noW on tne facidc coast are receivine as much
On more In the way Of moatly wages than thsy
The dep.nS - ss - sre S SS1msrn States, and that
abent 70 lnaugurate must b met by new i'm.
poffauons OF coolies direct from Asa. IN the
vac: med upon At Memphis Be safisfsctory,
ne win enga&e to en'er at once upou the busi,
ness Of oriDEing them across the Paci0c ocsan
ana thence direct to the Southern lands.
1--WE now have three ocean cables ana one
a Brest.-Er
~ Joe jefferson has young Rip Van Win.
kie. He came last WEDNESDAY.
SIhe newspaper OF q certain Texas town
II called the Flea" Itought 70 b. sprixhtiy.
SDuring 1858 there were 2,7is deaths from
drunkenness in Russia. :
ga yictimized farmer has fouud that kero-
eene OIL gives instant relief n applis6 % bee
stipgs.
- rhe New York Hansorn CAP Company
has ell its stocks subscribed.
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BALTIhoaE, July I.-Cottou Is qaist ana
steady a. 81. WHEAT firm AZ an advance Of
about cents. Corn firm. White . UIasi Go;
yellow 81 90. Oats firm a. 7ja7s. PORK firm
al S3i. Bacon active aud win p-ic-s un-
charged. Whiskey IN good demand a. a. ola
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Two HUNDRED new money order post ofices
were opened on the 12th instant, making q to.
tai Of 500 offices in The country.
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FINANCIAL ANo COMMERCIAL


Money continues IN good supply In New
YORK a. per cent. on call, with occasIonAl ez-
eepiions ste per cent. on Governm.ns. Tue
bond purchases Of the Treasury have plac.d
the manipulation OF the marke; beyond ne
power Of speculators. aud there Appears 20 ~ q
prospect Of far ealing for the next few we>ss
Merchants Ind q reader markSs for their pa-
Per, and prime paper 10 negotiated wtrhout
dimeuliy NJ saW per cent The nrmness IN
gold - maintained
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We ARE INDEBTED to Mr.. J. X. Davis, of tn
steamer w. w. Colt, of the Norfolk line. fol
Norfolk papers of yesterday, In advance of tn
mails.
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LADY SHOT BYABURsLAR.

SPRIHGFI8LD, OHIO, July Ii-Mrs r. A.
Ormsoee, a widow lady, was shot dead by a
burglar in broad daylight this morning in her
mouse, west OF Greenmount Cemetery.
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T. L. PALMER, Special Inspector in the Gas.
tom House at Passport, Name, was yesterday
removed.
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PKRsoSAL.-Hon. sseph Segar, Of Virginia,
Is at the Ebbitt 80. Hon. CHARLES O'Neill and
Hon. Leonard Myers, of Pennsylvania, are
at WilIards'.
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FRANK T. HATCH was yesterday appointed
StorskeepeI in the Custom House at New
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THE FRENCH CABLE.

BRHsT, July 4th. noon.-No signals have
been received through the new cable from the
Great Eastern, since the dispatches OF Monday.
IL Is supposed, however, thst no accident has
occurred,
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VIM. WINTHROP, United States Consul at
Malta, is dead.
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MR. S1HADMAN. United States Consul al m
tiago de Cuba, died there on the 6ta inst.
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ARRESTS FOR REVENUE FRAUDs.-The Act.
ing Commissioner to-day received a telegram
from Supervisor S'anwood, in Mississippi
announcing that Collector Willis and Deputy
Collector Quill, with a whiskey distIller, had
been arrested there.
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~One OF the Wisconsin dAiiies pupl,shed
no psper between the third ana the seven ~ of
July. The printer celebrasod on Ssturosv-
and the editors ON Monday.
sl.oa ,e Irinee q Wales has lsssly von
1.-Two y.ars more OF drilling viii c,.,c,.,.
the tunnel through he Alps. e'-Ps'e
Some Ct the newest boots for rhs snmn.,
lsstn oy loops instead Of butronins. sns =,
wards absuydity We h suid sn nn,~- s.ss - -
ing. '.is open-
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A CIRCULAR from the Secretary Of State gives
notice Of the terms upon which will be held the
session of the Mexican Claims Commission
and Prescribes the duties et MIR. Commissioner
Ashton.
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MIR. SEWARD EN- ROUTE FOR SIrKa
SAN FRAkcIsco, July 13.-Hon. William n.
seward and party sailed for Sitka .o.day, in
the steamer Active. "
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL RBvKNUE.-The receipts te.day
from this source were S674,460.6l
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FL n r

NEW YORK, July l4.-In Union Village. N
=, YESTERDAY, tue post ofice. six dwellings, and
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ga kind physician in me vicinity. wishing
70 smooth the last hoars % q poor woman
whom he was attending, ssksd hef H there
was any thing thai be oould 20 FOR her before
che died. The poor soul, looklag mp repissd
sDocCor, have always thought that 4 shouid
like 70 have glass basser dish before died.
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THE WAYS Am MEANSCo

SAM FRANcIsco, July l3.-The members O.
the Congressional Committee Of Ways and
the ports of Puget Sound. They will returr
here next week
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Wall street To-Day.
w
N Yw YopE

NEW YORK, Juiy Ii-Stocks steady. Money
sharp seven. Exchange, sE. Cola, b,
o-2Os, l-oG 23&. lO-i6s, lOX. North Carolina.
b DO new, IL. Virginia old, s.; newell
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THE WHITR HoUsE-There was q large
numbe. Of visitors at the Executive M ansiou
this morning, but very few were admitted tc
see the President, who was engaged in ar.
ranging his business preparatory to leaving
here tomorrow.
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APPOINTMENT OF SPECIAL AsEsrs.-Majo
j. b. Morris, Of Penn, has been appointe:
Special Agent Of the Treasury Department fo
the Sd Customs District, with headquarters a
Philadelphia. DIR. A. p. HeIchhold has beeI
appointed Special Agent for the I2th Customs
District, with headq uarters AT Sault St. Marie
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ERRING BUT NOZZLE,

sELT-HELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Erred, desire 9 better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION. Box p,
Philadelphia. Pa nv 10 so3m
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BaItimore stock Market To-day,


RALTINoRE, July 4-Ntrginia sik-s, old
50 bid, 81 asked do, ls66, s. bid; do. Is67, 50
bid.
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ILLNESS OF GEoRas PEABODY The public,
both IN this country and England, Will share
In the sorrow consequent upon the announce.
ment OF the continued illness OF George
Peabody. He spent q fsw days at Ne ewport
Rhode Island, but the sea air was more dams.
gtng than beneficial to his system, ana bv
advice Of his physicians he will shortly vist
the White Sulphur Springs, in Virginia, where
he confidently hopes his constitution will
regain its tsrmer vigor. He Ii at present stop.
ping in Salem, Mas, at the residepce OF his
nephew, George Peabody Russell. To-day he
VIII, II his health permits, be present Of the
dedication Of the Peabody Institute In Danyers.
an Institution which has found its existence in
consequence Of his numerous and eenerous
donations for the promotion Of educaiion.
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~The capmakers' strike and yellow fever
nave dis appeared In New York.
~ Rsrey, the horse. tanner, has tarnsd up at
Louisville, after an absence Of ten yearr.
IA writer in the Revolution demands for
wives equal pay with wet nurses.
- Numbers of ladies are becoming newspa.
per reporters In New York.
The style NO longer requires the most
lesnlonable lady to change her toilette more
tnan twice aday at the most gay and arstocratic
~The Construction Of the telegraph line to
connect with the French cable 10 beng rapidly
pusned between Boston and Duxbary, Mass
0Justtce Provinces, Of San Francisco. has
decided that Chinese testimony il aot admissa-
bic in court.
Stating broadly the result OF the elec.
uone, says the London Spectator, .Fraaca
mas oegun to weary OF the government Of Ma
~ French Canadian abound in Farm,petou.
Ne, Just nov, having come into the state 10 as.
sist IN hayirg.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY BE
moved their AIT STORE from No. 30i Penna
avenue. to No. 245 y street. between 18th and
18th streets. In Hooe 3 new building.
Our new store will be opened to the Pm bile as
soon as II can be properly fitted up, with q new
and pie ndid assortme Mt of ythfng in line
Thanking the public for past favors, hope to
receive . continuance sf their patronage, which
y3 sMII i STRONG.
No, 1867 ON EXHIBITION IHo. ass
5TH AND SALE Urn
STREKT. AT MARKRITERB, (SrRERf.
No. 4e6 Seventh street, between d and streets,
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cheice OIL Paintings, EDgravinss, Chromos. &c.
Also, Largest Stock PaPerhangt2gs, Window
Shades, Picture Frames, Picture Oord aud Tss
sells, Rings, Mails, &C., in the District TBRNS
apAD
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You've AnBRicA.-A letter from Aurusta.
Ga, says tbs South 10 overrun with babies and
that down rhe Miesissippl ont In the S,uth-
wesf, up through the cotton bsIt, the iIsrle
creatures 9warnl.
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New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, July li.-Flour unchanged
Wheat scarcely 60 firm. Corn one cent he,,er
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Rsxssnnsp, aeeartsiss

WAeHneron, July 10, t5ss.-yay Ocoke n
90. farnish The following saotansns Of Gov.
erpment oecu riuos:
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JOHN WALTERS AND EDWARD NCMANus
have been dropped from the rolls Of the Third
Auditors ONCE from the 3lst instant, and the
following appointed obert F. Lyons, Pat
rick Donrelly. and George Ely Donnelly, at a
salary OF seaO each. Isaac Robertson has been
appointed a laborer, at $780,
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pIAsO TUNIHQ AID BYPAIRTIo

&c L. WILD, formerly Tuner Ofs
sss'. sas.e and subse3asafY q STEIN,
EaO Pfsao store, l9f 18th street, between p.
s.,c ce Aad street. stili gives especial attention
tts acove. Other instruments also re psirtd
~itaas. sestiy
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ELLIS, IRON BVTrERS,


"Hsvins used your Iros Bite rs In my prscttcs
Icsn testify TO Its pertor tonic properti iu-
yiRorstipg the appetite and promoting digestion
Il can unhesitatinRy recommend it In cases of
general debility ana dyspepsia, and in conditions
of The system requiring the OF a ferruRinous
tonic. Its agreeable favor must recommend IL to
all. Yours, respectfully,
CHAs i GAUNTT, N. D..
Professor In the Philadelphia Uniyersity
Medicine snd Surgery"
For sac by KIDWELL son,
Pennsylvsnis avenue and 18th street,
and Druggists generally. my 76-3m
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MR.. AND Mrs. GRANT, the President q lathe,
and mother, arrived at the Executive Mansion
on Monday evening from Knoxville, Tenn
The Presidents family are now all with him
The Presidents father and mother will prob
ably accompany him to Long Branch to.mor.
row.
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MIR. ISAAC N. MORRIS, late Government
Director OF the Union Pacific Railroad, whose
report caused so much comment, is out in a
long letter this morning, in reply to Hamilton
q. FAINT, in which he IN. J reiterates his for.
mer statements concerning the road, and is
rather severe on Senator Conkling and ex-
Senator Wade for their kilograms in praise OF
its constr uction and management.