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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-02

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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-02

The many thopsahds cured al his Institution
ufasa rs ,s, ssn'Ss5 ind Che nSmsios'
witnessed BY The reporters Of fhs .f.sun. and
many other papsts, notice. Of Ebieh appssIed
Standing As kentlsma Of Oh arAeter aud response
oii'ya ktssHbgiskisas Es1IsRiss n re sniistsl
Person, vritihE ..hogld 10 psItisulsI in direct
msnnsf ''' JOIN II a, gosssdS ~ fGlowas
r"'' r H. Baltimore Lock hospital
les-ly IL. Baltimore. Maryland.
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biBLs SocIKTY.-At a Meeting NJ tha
tMington Ctty Bible Society, held on Mon.
Seiyes Suris, We re- treasurer reported having re.
9dist Episcopal church, Is; Western Pr ne,m'
sxsn an ehureh' tiSi DE-; Edwards, New YoTk
Ai stts, e m SHSoi McKGadree chapel, 80.
ssHperintendent Of the Lincoln industrisIJ HSie,
mon,, c9lotedD stating that In ali its depsri,
asLins' mere se were sbout one thousand sehoiSts
snu Lessments from the Bible Soeietv shieh
"a W. s ~ a donation Of TWENTY-FIVE RIhis.
EprIi.h Iuthss s%sI aS were also granted the
prayer. wv" eioseu with
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-06-02

regular meeting OF this club was held Last
Mr.. $. $. Riley secretary, "'''
motion was made by George s. Langley
to appoint committee to act with the FiItR
ward club In making Arrangements for the
mass meeting tonight
After some discussion the motion was laid
over, and, on motion OF Mr., yehsble, the club
agreed to meet at the nag-pole, corner OF VIZ.
ginia avenue and Eighth street. A band OF
music will eacort the club to the City HaII.
James Edwards, from the Committee on
Repatriation, reported that during the three
days revision Of the lists at the Olty Hall II
whites and 10 ooloted men had been registered
as voters Of the ward,
Messrs Edwards, Gray and Murphy were
appointed committee TO procure musIe for
this evenings celebration.
Mr., Charles Champion, the candidate for
the Board Of Aldermen, addressed the club,
returning his thanks for the compliment ten
dered him. lilo reviewed his past life as a
Republican, claiming that he had always been
In advance Of the party This compliment he
believed had been paid him as Recognition of
the services he had rendered, II elected he
promised to do all In his power 10 further the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
TERRIBLE ExpIosIoN or FIRE w,prs

hkklBLk EAflOSloN OF fIRB WORKS ~
NEw foRK-NiEe P.rSons IEy ETsf, SaHts. Il IS
supposed, FdtGHy.-As we were crossing tue
City Hsll PARK yesterday morning about half
past O'Clock. we heard the droning sound OF
bagpIpes. aud ln a minute a lumber OF stages
Drawn by eight, four. and two hSrssS came n
sight. Zach stage had prominently posted up
placard with the words Jerry Murphy
Chowder Climb painted upon a.. The party
consisted OF about sixty men, most OF taem
about - years old, who looked decidedly
pleased. as though bent upon having a good
llme. The day was spent by them at Bayonne.
New Jersey, IN roasting clans, cOncoc,-
ing clam chowder, and drinking lager
b"'r, and probably good deal o: something
stronger. Fired with the spirit Ot fun. they
determined TO wind up The days lolitty
with an exhibition CT fireworks ia this city
Accordingly an order was sent IN, and wnen
hllec with sky.rcckets aud Roman candles
When they arrived at Printing House square
hey commenced setting oft the fireworks ia all
directions without regard 10 persons or prop-
erty. As thew Were passing French's Hotel a
Hgnted match dropped into The wagon contain
ms the fireworks, and IN an instant a terrible
scene ensged. The fireworks flew IN all
directions, burning and naming the crowd
The horses belonging TO the eight-horse stage
started down Tyron Row, hut Were finally
stopped by the driver, though no, until he had
been dragged some distance on the ground,
and had been run over py one of the wheels
But This was the smallest item in the list
OF disasters. Seven persons had been
burned by the exploding fireworks A
boy named Michael Mulcahy, aged tour
teen, of II Cherry street, was terribly burned
from head 10 foot. He was taken to the New
YORK Hospital. He was so badly burned that
ne is probably dead before this. Thomas
Kelly, aged twelve, of IS Cherry street, was
badly burned about the head neck and hands
he was sent home. William Redigan, aged
thirty, was badly burned, and was run over
besides. John Wagen was wounded by a
rocket stick In the side. These two men are
not expected 20 recover. The President of the
Club, Thomas Maher, was so badly inIured
mat II is thought he cannot live. David
Howard, OF jl5 Water street. was burned ahcs:
the lower Part of the body. He was sent 10
Bellevue. Michael Barret. Of 81 Cherry street.
aged sixteen, had his eyes burned out and his
hands roasted 10 a cinder. He was sent home
Ihus the evenings frohc was ended by one OF
the most serions accidents that has occurred
In THIS city IN long time.-N. y. Nal 29h.
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BH. LIVINGSTONE. THE EXPLORER R-gaa
London News OF The iTta quotes th- tOlIoWIn,
ITEM concerning Dr. Living stone from a con =
temporary, date no; gwen III. A. Caurchill
u B, Der Malesty's consul and political ac@n.
al Zanzibar. nas iust arrived an thIs country
on medical c-rtncate. We are happy 70 hear
maj -fr Churchill speaks with COnnd.nce a.
- the safety OF br IiyInr.tone. from whom
DE- has bad letters Of a Gate more ~ cent tba H
That ot his reported murder. Ills Mr. Church
~ soplniOn thar Dr. Living stone, having hearJ
oi The discovery OF the northern p0-tIon OF
Lake Albert Nyanza by Ssr u. Eaker ha<
dlrected his route IN search Of the sOu'heru
boundary OF thar lake, and that in the cOurs-
u Few months n ~ probaols that further
new, Will be hrsrd from Dr. I.IyIngsione hinl-
SELF
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~ Brazil proposes TO dispense with slave
auctions.
~Mr. Bonner incomes sIs3,us, and u is,o
De continued.
me anxious and almlesk" are men.
~A New Jersey horse-thie has been cen
fenced 10 $50 years Imprisonm ent
~ A lilac tulle, with eight fiounces OF vhir.
marabouts,is the envy OF Long Branch
- Character Is defined by Ralph waldo
Emerson as the .1inespability OF being upset b
~The attempt 20 make prayer meeting.
iashlonable az Cape May has . lot succeeded
~Tbe electric fluid strikes hard; but not so
hard nor 60 often as The alcoholic fiaid.
- The viceroy of Egypt went shopping IN
Pans and bought $1,000 rines
ga young gentleman OF Loeansport. Ind
sued barber for spoilns his moustache an
Trying 70 color ~, and laid his damages AZ $50
~A negro nian was sold n auction las
Mcnony, az Gfasgow, MO as a yagrani, and
old IN oy the city AT eighteen dollars.
~Two gentlemen left Selma, Ala |. a few
dfys since for San Francisco for q shipment OF
Chinese. They had orders for SO iaoorsrs.
~The grand Jury Of Owen County, XIV,
q as presented true bill OF witcheraft against
an aged woman
s0An association for the promotion OF ska
ting on parlor skates has been formed VIVA
will people sssocate TO do asxtl
s%A ipwelry store al the 0reenbrier fya,
whre Sulphur springs was entersd and robesd
on FRIDAY night OF seW uorth OF watches and
jewelry. Esl
~Timothy Ryan, OF Black Havk Couu,y.
lows. went suddenly insane a few davs 40
and rems med so mp 70 the time Of his dean
ne ooctors attribute his insanity 70 tobacco,
the man being an inveterate smoker.
c..So,,c ne ,esSSnsrsga,ion OF 81 Mary's Roman
C,aUne ,aS Churcn, Portsmouth,, Il. N AZ.
ssnang out against the action OF the E,.nar AZ
Tbsx ss. ssn. ss tneir pastor to another parish
10y say tney will support no one else.
sns Inc Memphis Appeal inumates ths, ,ha
aon scnens set on foot by the late con xent,on
az SIa, nos ~. come IN as rapidly as expected- or
Sno,un necessary to make up the cSn,r.I ~
scr,,sS sos,esy, however, s6J,vOO had been cub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

The CROPS IN THE WEST AND NORTH
WEsT-1he Cincinnati Py1c> Current OF Wed
nesday says: The wheat, oat, and barley
crops have been secured III the entire valley
o: the Ohio, in excellent condition, and the
result has been highly satisfactory. Hay has
b, III injured some, while being harvested, by
the heavy rains, bot not seriously. The crop
Is GOOD. Corn is doing very well III the Ohio
valley, the growth being very rapid: but in
that part OF this State bordering on the lakes
and in Northern Illinois, il is i'll a bad cOndi-
ton and cannot De more than a moderate crop,
owing 10 the unusual amount OF ram which
has fallen, and the cold, backward Spring.
The Spring wheat in the north west Is in bad
condition, and doubtless Will be badly dam
aged. as rain has fallen al intervals in that
region OF country during the past week. There
has been some Improvement IN trade during
the week. Flour and grain generally
higher, and there has been a pressing demand
'or new wheat from the lake towns and from
the easi, FAR III excess OF the supply, and at
steadily advancing prices. Corn has been
very scarce and prices have largely ad-
vauced."
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BUPF BATHING "A Cape Nav correspondent
Of the PhIladelp lphIa Press writes .-s.Buff II bath
Ing," which means. you know "A dip III old
Ocean unelcumbered with the heavy bathing
dress, is still popular here among the gentle
men. The plan nsed 10 be 20 get up out of bed
for this purpose, and run down 10 the beach at
8. m, taking care TO be out OF the water before
); otherwise. one was forced 10 contribute to
he support OF the State of New Jersey in the
way OF n fine. The officer was al ways on the
beach a the time, and took an especial pleasure
III arresting those who through their ignorance
Violate the law. But il is now, however done
after much more sensible ana pleasant fash
ION. Eleven p. IN, or Whereabouts. is the time
This reminds us that Mrs. Cady Stanton at
tention, and that other womap's rights women
has been called TO the fact that at the seaside
many more hours are allowed the gentlemen
for bathing than the ladies / confess, however
that 1 do not how Mrs Stanton is TO
remedy The matter. Buh bathing l., OF course,
de- Idedly the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

fBy Baakers' and Brokers' 1sl,grapA, ya.es
Gdssdcdy operator
Lewis Johnson Il Go quose stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows
NDW foRK. July 30.-t Irst Board-U. - e's
ISL, coupon, i23s; 5.eos, ise2. coapona i2lL
les. coupons. l"3 :; is1 coupora rs !; ise5.
coupon, neu, f2la.; ssos. isd, coupon.
So; Ono q Mississippi Certincatea b .
MaIlposa, sS; Atlsnus Mail, none; Canton
- Cumberland, = Western Urion Tele-
graph, y; QuicksiIver, 10: Boston Warer
Power, ~: New York Oen-ral, 2l.s; Hud-
son, ls7s: Reading, 9oi., Michigan Oep-
uai, l5i; Michigan southern. It5.; Illinois
Central, ii1I; Cleveland ano Plttsoure. no.
Toledo. -; Rock Island lIs :; Fert wayn.
l53A; Alton Terra Baute. 3; Toledo snd
Maoasn, % Adams Express, Sc. Wells.
press, eas; American Express, al: NJ
chan1' Union. ~; Chicago q Alsou, 10
do. prefsrrso, 100. Market very dull
TBy Catle.l
LONDON, July -, n a. m.-Consols for
money, 49,; account, 95',. Bonds, , a. quis'
ahd Steady. Erle, l9s. Illinois, ~ :. A And
FRANKFORT, N a. m.-Bonds. ,a-s
LIVERPOOL n a m.-Cotton market open :
nrmer; estimated sales l2,ut0 bslas. Middllus
tplands, i2s; Middling Orleans. I2Iatf
Sales fer the week l0i ,000 bales, OF which lSaOn
bales We're for export Is.oO0 bales for spec ula-
ton. stock on hand, 3i5.o10 bales.
LONDON, july 30, y. nc. .usols Cor money
.3s; account, Bs. Bonds, ) .. Erse, H..
Illinois. ~.
FRANhFCxT. y. m.-Bonds. - 49,
l-lNERrooL, v. m.-COl.on un hau ced. Co
ton anoat, 6jn,m0 bales, OF which = 900 ball
are American.
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THE RAFTsMEN RIOT On THE MIS-.
SI<SIPPl RIVER.

CHICAGO, July 3Otb.-The particulars of the
riot on board OF the steamer Dubu,, ne on the
Mississippi river ara gwen.
me raitsmen ordered the boat up the nver.
ana the Captain was powerless % act, aud
headed the steamer upward, and telegraphed
10 the Sheriff OF Rock Island. who chartered
an extra tram and collected a large force OF
Wei-afmed men. The boat was oyertaksn
near Clinton and possession taken by the
SbenE on the arrival a. Rock Island and
forty raf.smen were captured and taken TO
Eali. NO further trouble 10 anticipated. Rock
Island Is full OF raftsmen, who came ashore,
ard an extra f'rce OF police have been sta
toned throughout the cIty.
II IS thought all will he quiet before night
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RaItimore Markets, Te.dax

BALTIMORE, nly 30.-Cotton duh, and pric-S
nommally at3i. Flour firR; d. ~ and medium
grsoes advanced - cents. Howard Stra-i
snpeTnne >6a>65n; do. extra ~ 9Ja-7 so: do
family = 25a~9. City Mills supernne S6as6 -
DO extra s6.s53>- do. family - .5las 80 81; was-
teIn superfine s5..5aS6.25, DO. extra A. JOas7 =,
DO family S9.15aS-.5n. Whea' dull and 10 1sr
prime. sl.50aSi -; choice, Sl.6F; lower grade
= SOasi-i 40. Corn DUH prime white. sltss
lilo; yellow. sll0 Oats dun and weak a
6a6e. Pork quiet n sa Bacon actiy-
and advanctng-rib sides, Isaal9 clear do
~ al"s; shoulders, lja 9l6, hams. p. ana
adNsnelnF- Lard quiet n l9eaN. WHISKY
firm and In good demand a SIls
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EDUCATING GIRLs.-lt appears from s
recent report on the TeChnicai Instrucuon i,t
Germany and Sw ItzeTlaLd that there As an iu-
sutute ~ blenna at which the daughters OF Of
hceIs WIN limited means ana large famlIisS
are ed aied so as 10 be able 10 take situations
as RoFernesses an wealthy families The pu %
plls are seyenty-elght IN mn mi ber. ana the .x-
pehse OF DE establishment IS betrayed by the
government aud private oenefactOTs. Girls
are admitted from 10 Years OF age, aud
remain until they are twenty. The pupils arr
disuIouted into four classes, and each class
mas Two DIVISIONS. he dIrectress Of the esr a6-
lishment has under her orders four sub-dIr.c-
resses, mistress for EeedleworE and a mis-
uess 10 teach onsehreEinc
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NOT ENOUGUCOTrON.

LIVERPOOL, July 30-The Cotton Supply
Assoc Iatlon has adopted a resolution looking
20 the speedy Developments OF rsil WAYS IN India
IN order TO facilitate The eXportaton of cotton
from that country. This course is taken IN
consequence of the insnfiicisncy Of the supply
from the United States. The stock OF Am@ri
can cotton is not large enough 10 Keep The mills
OF Lancashire fully engaged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
COLORED MAN NuRDEReD

MEMPHIS, July 29.-The JdcLsoa nLts states
hat colored man named Henry Exam was
murdered last week by two men named James
fonng ana Henry Longmires. Exam lad
return the murderers rode up 10 the wagon IN
which he was riding with some Others and
knocked his hat on, ana on his getting down
10 recover IL he was shot and killed. The mur-
derers were arrested. bu through the negIi-
genoe OF the Coroner and Snerif they subse-
Igently escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

INVENTION FOR PREV ENTING THK BKCALM-
ING OF SAILING NKssELs.-There is nothing
more yeNatIous, perhaps, to a shipmaster, than
To have his vessel becalmed, and the delay
caused by II Is often serious injury TO owners
and consignees. Exemption from this annoy
ing and expensive evil is one Of The advantages
which has given steamers the preference over
SAILING vessels TO so large All extent To relieve
sailing vessels from this disagreeable contn-
gency, Scotch inventor has contrived an ap-
paratus, which is now being applied to a new
shIp ~ Dundee. 1t consists OF a fonr- bladsd
screw, four feet i'll diameter, which, when the
vessel Is overtaken by a calm, is to be fixed to
the rudder. and is TO be propelled by skliful
adaptation Of pullsys leading over the stern of
the vessel TO 4 steam winch which is used IN
the loading and dischargins. The propeller.
can be shipped and unsbipped with great ease
II Is calculated that ii will give the vessel a
speed OF two or three knots per hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

" The Post says many expedients are de-
Nised in Boston for the secrecy OF liquors IN
the saloons which at present remain open, and
In several saloons the ardent is drawn from a
wafer faucet, which at the will OF rhe pro.
prietor will spout either wine or water, but
VIII invariably spout water 10 an iDexperi-
enced operator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

AThe Dixon tlll.) Democrat says that a
tomb stone in the cemetery IN that city hear
SIMPLY the suggestive epitaph: s.Gone app
~ Marx Twain, at the Parker House, Bos-
ton, rang for "a copy OF the laws of Massaehu.
set Ito see u there was anything to prevent
HIM from drinking ice. water.h
~The "Fortblidungsverein Humboldt" a
German literary Association, in New York has
admitted ladies' as active mem bers, with the
same rights and privileges as heretofore en-
joyed by gentlemen only.
~E Ex President johnson has been success
fuilyo pfrated upon for a carbuncle-not a csn-
c.r, as enormously stated-which came on the
back of his neck.
~Russia teaches England q lesson in discs.
adjustment oy dropping its hereditary priest.
hood at one sweep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs IN MARYLAND.-rhe
Grand Lodge of Maryland OF this order on
WedEe esday evening concluded two days ses.
sion in tins city. which was largely attended
by the representatives and past officers of the
jurisdiction. Forty subordinate lodges with a
membership of $500. We're represented from
nearly every section OF the State. The reports
of the Grand Chancellor. Grand Recording and
Corresponding Scribe Grand Banker and Dis
nict deputy Grand Chancellors all showed
the order 10 be in a most nouiishing condition,
the increase In ledges in the last six months
being thirteen. and the gain in mem bersh hip
over one thousand. Lodges are IN existence IN
Baltimore, Townsontown, Annapolis, Fred
erick, Quan,ico, Pert Deposit and other points.
Bait Sun.
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THE HENrsTRAD PLAINS. ~. I-The aN-
clteInent al Hempstsad relative 10 the imp-n,i p
ing legal contest between Mr. A. 7. StswaIt
and MIR. Charles 7. Harvey Tor the possession
OF the Plain lands suil continues. The town
authorities express their determination 20 at
low OF no legal quibbheg snd delsy an ths
decision OF the matter. which will come up
before Tie q ueens county Circuit Court ~ ifs
next sitting. AIR. HarVey's course Is very gen
orally dlsapproyed. the cItiZsns holding thai
they Were perfectly justified 10 disposing or
their property 10 The highest bidder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

- Since contemporary discovered that
among the many FERNS OF heart disc ase to
which humans are subjected, croquet heart
disease is among the most fatal during the
summer, many young people of both sexes
nave acknowledged themselves TO be the VIC
ums. There is but one cure. The disease can
be exercised only by the clergy or justice of
the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

ring 10 recent statement In the ne wspap-rS
ihai party OF Nor hern CAPITALISTS had under
taEen 10 complete the constru cuon OF the he o.
apeake and OHIO railroad 10 the Ohio river, tn
Greenbrler West kmginia) Independent says
mat The statement Is prema ture. but that th-.
capitalists referred 20 will undoub,edly A.
some time, assume and consummaie the work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

- A railroad IS about % be made through
The wild region known as John Brown :
Tract, IN the Adirondacks of Western New
York. The region has been accessible only 10
hunters and adventurous sportsmen heret D.
Tore. The road - 10 pass from Saraioga
springs 10 Ogdensbsrg, cutting the great wIl-
derness m two.
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Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, JrIy % Stocks n.Tn. Money
SteaGy al ana per c-nt. Exchange. az
bold, 3oe. J-2Gs, l-u2. coupon, 3lS. IO.ip's
coupon. lSa. Nsrth Carolina slxss. s. new
jl.s. virginia sINes, eX-coupOn, s. =: new. GI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

EXCITING RACR.-OVer two thousand per-
sons assembled at the Union Course Long
Island N. Y, On Wednesday, to witness the
match between the two famous fast mares
Lady Thorn and Goldsmith Maid, for S2,OOO.
mile heats, best three IN five, in harness i,
is represented as having been the best and fast =
est trottIng race that ever took place on that
course. The race was won in three heats bv
Lady Thorn. Time, 22IS, 2.20H, 22I,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

THB MARYLAND LReIeLAruRB.-W We notice
that In Prince Georges county, Nd. John f.
Lee. Jehn II. WarDg, p. n. Moriarty and y
). Taylor Suit are recommended as suitable
candidates for the State Senate, and Chas Il,
Calvert for the House Of Delegates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

eraced at court for marrying the actress Mile
MeBdel, has been restored 70 favor through the
Intervention OF the Empress OF Austria. His
Germany, and has always borne an unsuIlied
reDutatiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

DRLIRIUM TRRhRNr-Deliriumt tremsns is
generally supposed TO be confined almost
ciusively 10 excessive consumers of spirits.
Gases are not wanting, however, says the Cin-
cinnati Gazette, 10 show that light wines. to-
bao co, and, perhaps, tea and coffee. when us"f
i'm moderately, will occasion tie disease. lu
~. Louis. Michael WIgand. aged thirty three
died OF apoplexy. after suffering from he usual
symptoms of delirIum tremens, and ale is sup.
posed TO have been the direct cause of mis-
death. He was workman in a brewery. and
used the produ cts of the establis hment freely,
though not TO INTO Xication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
NOTICE TO THI MERCHANTS AND BUsI.
MESS My Or WsSHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN

Oh and siter MONDAY. July 2sth, ISiq the
MCfAkLAND, STEPHENSON A 90,
FAST FREIGHT LINE
fTtm Baltimore To washington ami Gsaryatown
Will be resumed
rreishts delivered at Camden Station n 4 @
h Co. baltimore forwarded. aud q o. ID IuIs
collected promptly. and at low rates
Thankful fer liberal pstrsnage heretofore eN-
tsuced 10 our lne We beg 10 solicit cOntinuatios
Of the cane
for further Information, apply at Once.
IlS e kUTAw SfRBBT. BALTIMORE. and
John MCFARLsND. corner New Jersey avesue
arc street, a.hinstOE, JUHS A. STEPHEN
FUN De cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

The New ork mcrey market ls without -
PsoIsl fsature, and the supply 10 aeundant I'd
meet the demand q, sir and seven rer cent.
with the larger number OF loan. q 10. lower
rstes on pledge OF Government eonds as cotIs'.
"fsi exceptional loans were ms1e NJ i've i,-I
cent. The market steadily gaines In eAse, an
from the Treasury purchases Of bonds. n.
banks will gain about 80 us0. The paymeui
OF ihese bonds will be equally IN Legal Ten-
ders and currency. Discounts are quiet a /,
20 10 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
TOWN pESTROYED BYA STnRM-

CHICAGO, July 2O.-The town of Detroit
Kansas. on the Pacific railroad, was destroyed
nv hail and wind storm on Tuesday night
No loss OF life is reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Aftsrlssn's Dispatches.
DEATH OF HON. ISAAC TOUCEY.
Special Dispatch u The Starl

NEW YORK, July N-A private telegram
from Hartford, Conn, snnoun ,ss the death OF
Hon Isaac Toucsy, EN-Secretary OF the NAVY
81 his residence there al I O'Clock this morn
ing.
IBy Associa,sd Press.l
HARTFORD, July 3O.-The Hon Isaac Ton-
cey. Secretary of the Navy under President
Buchanan's adm minIstTs,ion, died al : o'cloc x
this me ing, aged 3 years.