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The Weather and the Grams

IN Tennc see no rain has fallen during the
past week, which has had a very bad effect
upon the corn crop.
A Richmond, Virginia, dispatch says that NO
rain has fsllen there for over two we sks and
the yield OF corn will be light.
reports from Iowa are meagre. The wealth.
er Is rainy, and the crop will tall far short OF
that OF either Wisconsin or Minnesota
Late intelligence from Maine show that the
Potato crop has been seriously injured by the
drought, pogt,s and M that the crop will be light.
er Is warm and very favorable for corn, though
the continued rains in June and July were
very In furious.
In South Carolina the weather during the
past week was dry and hot, until Monday,
wnen hne rain fell. A full average crop of
corn Is anticipated.
Is very poor. but IN the southern part it Is bet
ter. 1t is thought the whole State will not
average more than half q crop.
has been dry. A little rain has fallen dnrses wex
the last three days, which has had good effect
on the corn crop.
In Texas it has rained three days and been
clear four days during the past seven. The
corn crop Is abundant all over ths State, and
the rains cannot injure 1t.
Reports from different parts OF Wisconsin
improve the corn crop and with continuancs
OF warm weather there will be q fair yield.
In Mississippi the weather during the past
wetk bas been dry and fine, bat yesterday rain
corn.
but the cotton crop promises TO be q fair one.
In Illinois, during the past week, there has
been alternate showers and sunshine every dav.
The corn crop 10 most promising. The corn
crop win be one Of the largest ever harvested
In entral Illinois. -. s,..,s 7
In Indiana the weather during the past week
has been rainy at night and warm during the
day. This has been q beneficial ent ct on the
corn crop, and tbs farmers anticipate more han
an average Yield sa- -l.l..-l - - =
There was no rain in Kentucky last week,
but very heavy rains on Monday and yester.
cay. The corn crop is late and light I'm some
sections OF the State on account OF the 1et
weather in June. t Uf =
Information from all psrts OF South Oaroliua
leaves but little doubt tdat the corn and cotton
crops have been materially injured by the
drouth which has prevailed for month past
The corn crop is almost beyond r, demption.
The weather in Georgia has been excessively
warm snd dry for the past four weeks, bQt tne
corn crops suffer but little from the drouth
There was considerable rain ON Monday and
light shower yesterday, which greatly benefit.
ted the late corn crops. lt a344 4..l. =
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TEE FAC SMILE CURRENCY SwINDLK-
Acting Secretary Richardson to-day issued the
following circular in reply to the numerous
letters received relative to the photographs OF
the currency:
Sir:-Your letter enclosing a circular issue1
by frm in New ford proposing TO sell exact
fac similes o gen u,ne United States n :es al a
discount. has bfen received. The Department
is daily in receipt OF many such letters and cir.
cula.s. aud IS general reply to all Of them
this Letter will bs publish IL is well-known
that the persons issuing them do no: de II
In counterfeit money, bat in falls, preteu, ,s
by which they extort ron those whom they
entrlp. I his is a matter which should be re.
ferrsd to the local police, anu not to the Treas.
ury Department. Yours respectfully,
WIN. A. RICHARDSON, Acting Secretary.
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FINANCIAL DISTRESS INCALIFoRN,.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1s-Vice President
Col,ax. Senator Stewart, and DIR. Linderman,
OF the Philadelphia Mint, and Others, appealed
70 Secretary Boutwell, to allow the transfer of
several millions OF dollars from the sub. treas
ury here, the amount being replaced by the sub
treasury at New York, as a relief of the present
stringency in the money market, but have re-
celVed no answer. 1t has since rranspred that
the Secretary has permitted one firm to draw
funds from the San Francisco sub tire lsury
and thus take advantage OF the public necss-
slty. The action OF the Secretary il denounced
by the press, and creates indignation in the
entire community. The steamer Golden CITY
sailed for Panama to-day with s2o0OoO in
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoon's Dispatches.
The MEETING OF FHG GENERALS
AT GETTYSRuRG

fHiLADHLPHIA, August l9.-The Gettysburg
boarding houses and hotels are fast filiipy up
IN anlcipation OF the attendance Of the Gene
ra.s or BOTH armies at the Indie ltion OF the
osttte neld commencing next week. recent
nterview with General Lee, leads 10 the belief
hat he will eventually attend, NO: tsat he
wholly approves Of the measure, but that
n rfgarding the meeting ss a foregone conclusion,
ne tn'uks II due TO the men he commanded, to
&c presea at the work which will assume al
MS oric Character, and b. cause he desire, TO
avoid the miscolstruc:io1 which would be
piaoe1 upon his refusal to Attend by the epe.
mics OF r construction and reunion
1t is proposed to close the labors of the
Generals BY grand bill, in which the beauty
and fashion OF the pr,ncipa, cities will par sci.
pa.e.
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BY Bankers' AVID BrOkers rsleerapA yaz,, NJ
Gdssdso1y, operator.
Lewis johnson Il Go quote stocks and bonds a
In home and foreign mar sets as follows.
NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-FIrst Board-U 4 Ga,
leel, coupon, 12eA; 52o'a ls02. coupons l23;
lscA couponA l2lA, lsod coupons i2lS; is65,
coupon, new, l2OA; a2oa, l5s7, coupon,
i29S; 5;eo's, lses, coupon, lsOs; IO-s0's, up,
llSSi currency 6's, l0ea; Pacific Mail.
Mariposa, ,, Atianuc Mail, none; Canton,
So Cumoerland, SSs; Western Union Tele-
graph 3eA; Quicksuver, Is; Bostou Water
Power, 70: New YORK Central 800; Hud-
son. Us; Reading, SH; Michigan Oen-
tral, lSO; Michigan Southern. los; Illinois
Central, 13s; Cleveland and Pittsburx. los 4:
Northwest, sSk; do. pref'd. 96A; Cleveland a.
Toledo none; MOCK Island. ll5A; Fsrt Wayne
Isl Z; Alton Term Haute. none: Toledo snd
wabash, 1ek; Adams Express, g.; wells.
Fargo q DO. Express 10: United Stasss e,
press, 62A; American Express. 3sk: Mer-
chants Union, n; Chicago 4 Alton. Isl;
do pressrrsd, l6ox. Market steady. GOLD,
l3LaI33s.
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MINING APFAIRe.-The Commissioner of the
Land ONCE has just received from the register
at the local land once at Clrson City, Nevada
the papers intended to serve as a basis Of pa.
tent in the case of tie application OF Mr. Nu-
eva Duperee for 1900 linear feet OF the Evening
Star lode, including 2.76 acrss OF surface
ground, situated In Trinity Mining District,
Humboldt county, Nevada. The veIn Is gold
and silver bearing quar;z, yielding eordin z
to the Statement, Of the u. s. deputy surveyor
from q mere trace up to 3 2OJ per ton iG gold
and silver. This claim will shortly be exa n
ined, with a view to issuing patent, If found
REGULAR.
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CHU UskrIS.-The Ma> sschu- etts Slats Tenn.
1au ce Convention, Iallc by the prohibit or, ,
under the auspices of the Temperance A lance
met \ Bocton Tue day. the numt IT ~ atteld
aEce beirg about tIrte hundred. The Com.
mit'ee on Permanent Orgspizltion reno at
Inc name OF Hon. Il. Emery Aldrich, of Wor-
sester, for Pr; sident with the usual numt ar of
ice frf 1idenis and Secretaries. Upon taking
tne cnair, mr. Aldrich delivered an address in
whicn ne defended the principle OF prohibits ton
anu urged the friends of lemI erancs u d
upit In sustaining it. Other gentlemen also
delivered 1dresses in lavor Of prohibition and
sustaining the law.
Amotton to appoint delegates TO the Chica 70
national convention, after cor idei able discus
slo9, was adopt q. The COMMITTEES on add; ess
and resolutions made a report. The address j.
a.or Ell summing up Of tine arguments in favor
OF prohlbItion; urges the people 10 elect proI.i-
Diuon Representatives to the Legislature and
dt clares that which ever irty will adops he
principles of prohibition will win such success
as never before was given. The resolutions
favor sustaining the prohibii law on &C.
count ofthe beneficient results thus far derived
from 1t, call on the political parties of the
commonwealth to insert in their platforms an
approval OF prohibition as a principle of right
IN ITSELF and OF the highest benefit to the people
ana declare that the party that has for nearly
twenty years controlled the administration Of
the state Is especially bound to recognize these
principles, II 1t would continue to direct the
councils OF State. After some discussion, the
address and resolutions were adopted, Ad-
jOurned sine die.
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RAILROAD CONTACT AwA1DHD.-The Ha.
gerstown Herald states that the contract for the
extension OF the Cumberland Valley railroad
from Hsgerstown TO tho Potomac river, near
Wilhamsport, . distance of eight miles. was
M. has been one OF the contractors Of the
Western Maryland railroad. II u understood
that a commencement will b made imn,edI.
ately and no efforts spared to finish the road In
The shortest possible time.
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RATIO OF SURPLUS ASSETS TO LIABILITIR.
tFeW IVIh .JUTI, IoJJ.
IrOOklYn ife. ..2l MOI h merica

We call the attention Of the public to the
above extracts. In looking at circular Just
presented to the public in this city, we can
readily see the reason for the great success that
auenos tne Phenix Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. Brewster, in charge of the branch office
here, is one of the oldest and most successful
Life Underwriters Of the present day. Few
gentlemen have become as well versed in the
science as he has. BY a uniform course of
correct dealing he has the confidence of the
public IN this city to very large extent, as is
evnced by the fact that in little less than i've
years be has secured between two and three
thousand life policies in this city, that cover
l5 s5I.IIO
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J.H.rHoxpsdMSsd dMsds.sl S'ef:
u. a ASHFORD, n d. Assistant su rseor
SAVE YouR MoHBI

The Undevsfgned has lust taken out s uuV
PATENT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS, 0ur.
fIRS AND sTBBITs WITHOUT sRAu.
dispensing with curb. and reducing he sxpsnss "a
below ths contract price 10 any Of the wards in this
CITY with brick, which VII last for Q lifetime
without repair l,ooo loads Of PAVING SAND
for sale @ the yard on Tfber Creek, between land
X streets fHORHfON SMITH,
nhlu 80 street, bet. 9Th and 10th.
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THs PUBLIC DoNAIN.-Oommissione Viii.
son, OF the General Land Once, is in receipt
of returns showing that during tae past month
ai,52o acres OF the public domain were disposed
Of at the following local ofhces: s:-Dakotl City,
Nebraska, 2o.O93 acres; Taylor's Falls, Mime.
sofa, SSH acres; Boon Vile, Missouri, 56l6
acres. The greater part OF the land was taken
for actual residence and cultivation under the
Aomestead law; the remainder located with
military warrants and sold fof cash.
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Baltimore Markets, To-day.

bALfInoks, August le.-Ootton very nrm az
81. Flour dull; demand ligat Howard Street
superfne, S6e5as7: do extra a. 95ass as: do
family, ss-50as950; City Mills superfne. ~ Sos.
s92o: do. extra, s7.2Sass 25; do. family. - 75a-
Sl0s5; Western.superhne, S650a S6 IS. do. extra,
sI25a$7.s5; do family, SssSS.50. Wheat steady:
prime red, SSi-55isI-65 Corn irm; prime
white, sl.H; yellow, s1.l6. Oats. siaSs. Ryp,
SllOesl.l5. Pork, firm AZ ga. Bacon quiet
rio SIDES, Iss; clear 19s al9. shoulders. i6 a
16H; hams, 2ia25. Lard firm at alaal. WhisKy
hym; stock scarce at s1.IS
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HON. BANCROFT DAVIS left here last eveu-
ing for visi. - his hone in New York, and
" Ill be absent several weeks.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market continue. to
work easy for borrowers on call at s'x ana
seven per cent Small shi )ments OF currency
70 TOE West are reported, out thus far their loss
nas nos oeea felt IN the New York market. At
NV orean. ra.es OF exchange on New York
are MN, aud very nearly mn 20 the poipt
whee tnere y proft In sending currency 70
tne ia''er CITY, Commercial paper meves
s.o~iy, e1o Lee pest names at eight and half
70 ten per cent while good names are ao,ed
as high % twelve per cent
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THE COMING BALL ALONG BRANCH

LONG BRANCH, August 1o.-4ov. Hoffman,
Gen Meade, and other celebritieJ, will be pres
ent at the ball at the Continental Hotel on Fri.
day evening. Invitations have been sent to
the President, Generals Sherman, Sheridan
and others
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EXCHANGE OF BoNos.-Slnce the 7th Of July,
eleven and half millions Of bonds have been
exchsp eed at the Tres ,ury for National Banks
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THE BANK OF FRANCE,

PARIS, August 19.-The specie in the Bank
OF France has increased eleven million three
hundred thous1nu francs since last week
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FoREIaN news By CABLK.-The celebrated

FOREIGN NEWS By CABLK-The celebrated
Dr. Cumming, of London, desires to enhghteu
the Ecumenical Council upon the reasons for
tne separation OF the Protestants from the
Roman [ 1tholic Church, and has written to the
rope asking permission to do so. .Yeaman.
late Minister to Denmark, has arrived in LON
don, and will sail fo- New York on Saturday
next, In the steamer China. Betting is in favor
OF the Oxford crew, five to two against the
harvard, instead OF five TO one as Incorrectly
reported by telegraph.
Tbe Bishop Of Spain denies the iurisdic ION
OF tine present government, and appeals TO the
holy See. Some bishops have obeyed the de-
cree OF the Regent obliging them to warn thci
clergy against Insurrection; others sill maip-
taln silence. The Cortes has been summon 4 to
meet on september 18th, in consequences OF the
urgency OF affairs.
An understanding on all points of the F rem ch
Senatus Consultum has been arrived al py the
Commlttee and Council of Ministers The En-.
peror yesterday presided at the Council of
tne ministers His hf llth is much impreysd
Prince Napoleon will attend the Inauguration
OF the SueZ canal.
Austria has resolved upon the ual abo.
iltion OF the present military organizstions on
her frontiers. A number Of important towns
are 70 be placed under civil Governors forth.
with. .....
The Viceroy of Egypt has GENT conciliatory
response to the Sultan.
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LONDON, Aug. ia dispatch from Bombay
says: The rumor OF an attempt to assas sinat9
Shere Ali is false II is reported that the city
OF Herat is captured.
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THE INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE.

LONDON, Aug. l9.-Tne Times to-day has an
editorial on the forthcoming international
race. 1tsays the Harvards show signs of hard
WORK, as the time made last night wa, not 50
good as formerly, and the men seemed much
more f1tiZued than on other occa sions.
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ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Aug. I9.-It is reporte 1
money stolen from the American Merchants,
Union Express Company ne - Alba few
days since, was found on Monday last sscreted
in barn by the railroad track Nc n Newark
wayne county. One of the boys who N lde the
discovery is named Kelly, OF this city.
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WARNING TO TIE PREss-Judge Bond
OF Baltimore, the District Attorney, Of Mary
land, the Marshel OF the same State, and two
other gentlemen. publish letter TO rue R.pub-
Leans OF Maryland, denying that they are In
the Chsse movement and closing with the
following warning 20 the press Of the country :
"We brand all these charges Of our compIici- :
~ IN the Chese movement or any movement
not an true personal fidelity 10 the admiuistra-
non OF tne Republican parry, ss .alse from be-
g,nnirg to end. and we warn all persons and
.nsswspapers VINO shall, after knowledge OF
this specific denial, made on our person al
nonor and responsibility, repeat or publish
tnese chargee, that we shall, hold them subject
70 be treated % liars and libellerso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

JUDGE DENT, 1t is said proposes 10 write
still another letter-this time to Postmaster
General Cfesweu.
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~ EW x Il SB l. NE
IN VIA CANAL.
RAILROADS.

BALrIaoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&A s e
w.sHINsYos, 1858.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE snd WASHINGTON AND TIE NEST,
are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, at T. g. and O 3G
a. y :, and 12:4s, $50, Ago, $40, aad T:45
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except SuudAy st and 3 20 A m
a3d 2 so and 30 r. II.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
ssve % A. n. and 4:2O p. n. Ho trs:r 70
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY
FOB BALfIMORI.
Leave q A. n, and 12:45, 2:3o, $40, and
FOB wAf STATIONS.
FOB ALL PARTs OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday End Sunday, as
a: n $50, and 1:45 and 8 p. II.
On Sunday at 2 so, 1:4j and p NJ only. con-
Meeting at Relay Station With trains from Bslfi-
more 70 Wheeling. Psrkersbtrg, &c.
Through tickets 20 the West can be had st the
Washington station Ticket once at all hours Of
ne d.y: Also. ct he Compsnys Once, 40e
tickets at the avenue once can there arrange 70
have their baggage called for and checked az their
re,idence, taken 70 the depot, and put In the bag
Tor New York. Philadelphia, and Boston. o..
advertisement Of "Through Line"
J. WILSON. Master Of Trangportatiop
j. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent
noS GEO. 8. kOOHTZ. General Agent.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
II OSS LYNN HOUSE,.

o. tas heiFafs opposite Gsorsetolrn.
This elegant and attractive Sumner re- a
treat u now open for the entertainment VfSAV
OF guests In Inviting the patronage of li..S
the prollC the prcrrf~Tors deem IL only NECESSARY
% call attention TO it's high, airy, and cool Ioca
non. and the unsurpassed views presented from
everT point OF the well appointed aud shady
RroCBds and 20 pledge, IN addition TO these great
natural advantages, that Its larder and bar will be
fsssidions taste can desire. The cooking shall be
nlexSeiIed the attention prompt and polite, and
the ch argos reasonable.
- ROsslynn mSy be reached BY the Aquedact
Bridge. or by the Long Bridge via Arlington
either route sfOrding pleasant drive throarh
scenery Of historic interest
je23 II SYKES CHADWICK, Proprfetors
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STEAMBOAT LINES,
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON.
REGUIAR IINE

- The safe and com modfc ms Steamer W. w COLT
Captain A. RYTHER will leave -
sssI,ss,o ssr a9o., foot OF High street. ee@S
Thu ksDAY- at o clock a m And Calf. wharf
icst Si IN street, At 10 o'cleck stopping at
Point Lookout. Fortress Monroe. Old Poi nt Oor-
fort, and Norfolk, We ~
This boat Connect, At Fort Monroe with tha
boat for Cobb's Island ~
ketgrning; viii leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
and FhlDA1, at O'Clock D m.
rasssse: % KxczIsion Ticket, to and from
Dinner. 81. State room, 81
freights taken at the lowest rates. For parti
riars inquire Of GEO. MATTINGLY. Ticket
agent, IL y and p. Railroad, No. $50 Penusyl-
FOR tickets apply to J L. SAVAGE. Hardware
etore, Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, or on
board the beat.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
EKRCUSE. Agent ystf
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INTERNAL RgvENUE.-The receipts from
his source to-day were Si1j,32l.
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WARD, the ordnance Contractor, who had
MS contracts aunuled, has brought suit in the
Court OF CLAIMS, claiming indemnfi ic ltion 70
the amount Of sl,200.ccO for damsge incurred
or account Of alleged wrongful annulrng of
his contract.
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Wall Street To.Dav.

NEW YORK, August lg-Stocks steady
Money steady at and per cent Exchange,
long, lC9h; short, llON. Gold, I33E. 21s.
lso2, coupon, l22. lO-iOs, coupon, l'2s
North Carolina 6's, old, 5ls; new 5Oa. vm-
gina 6's, ex-coupon, 5S: new, co..
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which there was much Indignation among her
friends
Mr.. Daley now, however, moved 20 r.cop-
sicec tae vote Iust TAKEN. but the motion was
3 a oa the tso.e. Alter some farther busiaess
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Baltimore Stock Market To-day.
BALTIMORE, August Ig.-Virginia ~ixes old
10 bid, AN asked; do. 1867, 5Is asked.
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RATE OF DISCOUNT OF THE BANK OF
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Aug. 19.-The minimum rate of dis
couut OF the Bank OF England has beer reduc; 4
to 2k per cent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELLIS IRON RII1RRa

wei enrich the blood and prevent n from baco,n
Ing vatery and vesk, give Q healthy compiexion. n.
restore the appetite, nvigorst ate the system, and
are very palatable. These bftters are recommend
ed 10 all persons requiring o safe and vaIu Able
tonic to fmpart tone and strength to the 0ystem
not siven by bftters merely stimulant in their
effects; which. although they may possess tonic
yes.tahle properties. cannot give the strength te
the blood Which q he Iron Bitters will give "
Pr pared by VIM Ellis Chemist For sale in
rvton by KiDWELL SON, PepnsyIyani
ayeLue md l4th street. my26- sm
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CALIFORNIA WHEAT FOR LIVER.
FROM INDIA

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-Four ships cleared
for Liverpool yesterday, with 49, 1000 sacks O
VIII at.
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SALE OF CAPPHR SPRIHes.-On Saturday
last, CApper Springs, situated some sixtsen
mi!ee west OF Winchester. Va, were sold a.
public sale BY Col. l. +. Moore, trastee, 20 Mr..
q. a; White. Of Rockbrioge county, the price
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M BINGy WONDERFUL REM1DY.vIA
Fu1A-For all Throat, Lung, Liver aud KID;
new Com plsipfs, and Iopuritiss Of Bisod. Read
Pamphles Of marvellous cures OF CansumIt1on,
scrofula, sc. ms +SoWU
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NOLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOnRN NpA
~ LYING-IH HOSPITAL.

Patients desiring 70 avail themselves Of the Cd.
vantage OF this Institution can obtain prf yate
rooms py spDying % the Matron. These rooms
are furnished With all the comforts Of home. The
prices range from % 70 Sl2 per week, dependins
S,on ne room Elected, this includes Bosrd NurS-
ing. Medicine, d eftcal and Surgical Atfendapce
yrdsts I2r admission 20 the GOVBRNMBNT or
aktk BIDS IN this Hospital can be obtained o,
Ge honorable Secretary OF the Interior, Surgeon
SesnerA Unfeeo states Army. and DR.. dorwftz.
Hp,,sSS - s, tne Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery,
.AppeA alton Tor orders Of the honorable seeret.ry
~ 81 We Interior % be made at the once OF Dr N
stree, eson, ls& street, bstvssn 18th and zst
Medical and Surgical Clinic 10 held at the Ho..
N sefy saturday, q D. m. By Professor ].
Inonpeon, for outdoor patients, Who are fuy
hssned medical attendance free Of ehareo.
.uo Msdseal Staf:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

New York Flour and Grain Ma rket To-day.
NEW YORK, August l9--Flour 5aIO cents
lower. Wheat is without a decided change
Corn cents better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-19

RECEIPTS PROM CUSTOMS. The receipts
1rom customs at the ports below named from
August 7th TO 18th, inclusive, were as follows:
Boston, Si27 7,4l1.oo; New York, l,299,OOe: Phil.
adelphia, sl33,563.s2; Baltimore, s2li,i67. l3.
Total S3,O7A,4l2.4