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RAILROADS.
SALrIMoRI AND OHIO RAILBoAp,

BALrIMoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&As la
Washington, 1858.
Trains between WAsEINGTOH AND BALTI.
MORE and WASHINGTON AND rH1 wEST,
are nov run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, q. Y. ., and $50
A. n. and 12:4s, 2:50, AGO, s:4O, and 7:i5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except sunday, at and $50 A. n
spd so and q 10 p. n.
ROR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave st y A. n. and 4:20 p. n. Ho train IA
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON sUNDAI.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at . A. n, and l2:45, 400, $40, and
FOB wAf STATIONS.
Leave Is A. n and , so and 7:45PM,
FOB ALL PARTs OF THE WEST.
Leave daily. except Saturday snd Sunday, 81
OF Saturday 1t A. M, sot 2-5O Pm.
Or sunday q. > so 7.i5 ard Z. n. only. con
BecffER at Relay Station with trSils from Balu-
more 10 Wheelns, Parkersours, sc.
ThroBgh tickets 10 the " est can be had 90 the
Washington sGstiOn Ticket once at all hours Of
ne dag. Also 81 the C0Upany's ONCE, 4c6
Eennsylysnis svenue. Passengers purchasing
tickets st the ayenue onrce can there arrange 20
Rave thefr baggage called or and checked 81 their
residence taken TO the depot, ard Pat IN the Dag
F0r New York. PhiIsdeIphia, and Boston, o.,
IsTsrtisenent Of Through Line"
J. l.. WILSON, Master Of TrsIsportstior
L M. COLE. General Ticket Agent,
ho,' GEO. ). kOOHrz. General Agent.
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MARrLAND NDRAILRoADs.-Tne railroads now
finished snd under way and connecting with
the Delaware railroad on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland are - follows:-The Delaware
branch, starting from Townsend Station, and
completed to 0assey's Gross Roads, in Kent
county, Md. From this point two branch roads
are being oullt-one along The north aide Of
Chester river % Deep Landing, about twelve
miles below Chestertowni the other on south
side Of the river to Oentrevilie, and terminating
on the river q few miles below that town. The
Maryland ana Delaware railroad 10 now com.
pleted from Clayton Station 20 Easton, Nd.
and the work OF grading TO Oxford. twelve
miles below commences. At this point the
road will connect with The steamers IRON Bal.
timore. The Junction and BreakWatsr rail.
road starts from the Delaware road st aarring.
ton. II 10 completed to 0oorgetoWn. TO which
point cars run, and graded 70 Lswes, Dela.
ware, and the iron b now being laid. ne
Dorchester and Delaware road is no1 com.
pleted within three miles Of Cambrides, Nd.
This road commences at Sea ford, Delaware.
The Pocomoke and Berlin road is in rupning
order from Salisbury 70 Berlin, distance Of
twenty. -four miles. The Delaware road, which
connects win the Philadslphia road at wil.
mington, 10 the main trunk.
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A BURNING GOAL MINE II PBNHsYtvAuA.
special from Wilkesbarre Pa, says that on
Saturday the Pine Ridge colliery took dre. with
thirty workmsn at the bottom Of the mine. The
1re broke out at O'Clock p. N. 1t originAied
dispatch, dated m o, n, says :-"fhe supsrin.
tepdent Of the burning mine has Just returned
TO Wilkesbarrs, and brings the infciIi9ence that
all OF the men have been rescued alive. The
will be smothsred in few days, though IL 10
feared that IL the month Of the mine Be closed
the accumulated 1re-damp Will ignite from
be 'terrEncb
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF A CLERGYMAN AT
NoRFoLK--An account Of the sudden dIsap-
pearanee and supposed suicide of a clergyman
In Norfolk, Va, is given by the papers of th at
city Of Friday last. He first arrived in that
city on the I4th Of August, when he gave the
name Of John M. Brandt, Of the First Luther
report to be spread amongst the people that his
purpose was to establish in Norfolk q church
Of the same denomination. Since ten O'Clock
on Wednesday night he has not been seen, and
being missed, search was instituted at the
hotel, and the following letter found
NORFOLK, August 10, S69-You need not
be frig ghtened on finding me dead. 1t was my
wis wish long ago 20 die. ! am tired Of life OF
For years l have vainly struggled against
slander and examinations, until at last il has
torn from my very bosom the woman Iowa
and consigned Me to q life Of starvation and
misery. have not q cent to save my life, no
way OF gaming anything, nsr any hope Of get.
ting anything TO do; for people are too Chris.
fion to trust Q poor man without heap Of
ersat a scoundrol as he likes, il be only has
recommendations he 10 sure TO get position;
but the honest man, who wishes nothing but to
serve bis fellow w-men. 70 do his duty fsishfaliy
and thus make an honest living. must b perse.
cuted, bated. slandered, until he - entirely ru.
ined. haye fought this miserable propensity OF
men for twenty years; !! am nov tirea Of it
where alone can find tin the grave. / hope
that at least will Be granted me. It 10 my last
and only wish 70 boalloWed grave. May the
proprietor Of this nice hotel forgive me thar
went into his house without means to pay for
my board. wished. for once, to feel like
human being again. May the thought that he
cheered mp the last moments OF q poor. I'M.
happy wretch console him for the loss Of his
money.
Please send the letter you will and to Its I'D.
dress. NAY the Lord bless all who have ever
BEN n,nd ,S @ me- Nay fsrsSs ne and r'
Besides the above, package Of other letters,
tied mp. addressed to Mrs. Hanson, Alexan.
were found in the room.
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Baltimore stock Market To-dax

BALTIMORE. August 31.-Hrn Fisher A S,ns
quc'e'-N Irginia SKIES. cid, - . bid. sc asx-d:
co. los, "a bId; DO. l>Us. 80. bid. u ask-d
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[By Banksrs' aud Erossrs' Te.>srapA, java, N.

SdsSdwdg, 0pfFaI1r.i
Lewis johnson i Go quote slOcks and b5ads
IN home and foreign msrKets as follows
NENfORk. Aug. 3n.->sr md bOard-U - s's
ltel. coupon, lE5. D 2J's Irox. coupon. "a Z +;
lses, coupons. l2- i-6o coupons, az 4, IooS,
coupon. new I2I' 62rs. i-6, N.upor
l2l 5-2U's. l-t-. c1upor. t2Is; l0-iO's, M,
ll3<; Currency 80, lll: Pacinc MaiI
sus Ohio aud MIssIsslppt GsruucNuss 3lX;
MaTiposa, :; Auana' dul, none, Cantor,
none Cumberland, $; weS'ern linton rs!s-
graph. b =; 0uicksiiser -: Boston Wafer
Power. l.. New forE Oeutra'. none Has
son. LEA; Residing, .5R; Mica,ssn U-ntrai,
none; Michigan SOulnsrn. Ice; Illinois
OeDual, lj3 Cleveland ano Pi:tsourg. Zoe !,
Northwest, !. do. preI'd 9i7,; Cleveland =
Toledo. none; Rock leland li4 a: Fer. wayu.
81; Alton a. Terra Hauie. 81 =: Toieic ana
wabash, >; Adams Express, 5Sg; wsItS,
Fargo B. Go. Express, a. .. unstea states Et-
press, Gss; American express, 35ss. Nsr-
chants Union, lls; Chicago 4 Alton. I5.:
do. preferred. none. Market weak. Gold. i3Bxa
l3i.
by Cable
LoSDoh, Aug. ;. ! y. E.-Consols, alss
ga. bonds, shsS3F; SIS, -; 67's, -;
l0-iO's, 80. Illinois, 81 s9is Erie, 2sS as3s.
FRANKFORT. p. m.-Bonds, 49,.
LIVERPOOL D. m.-Cotton N arkst du A aud
steady. Ssl-s 5,'UO bales. MiddlIng UpIanis,
l3k. Middlipg Orleans, I3xGi3A
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THE WELCOME RAIN

BALTIMORE. August 3U.-Since the rain, late
last saturday night, the weather has moderat
ed. To-day tits quite cool and the sky is over
caste, with Indications Of more rain.
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= It costs e2o 70 see Ri,tori A. Pio.

- IL COSTS t20 70 see Ristori at Pho.
mr.. 5. Q. Camoell, the baryione, has re-
Turned from Europe.
East Hartford, Oonu-. has Citizens, As
sociataon 70 prosecute Sabbath -breakere
- Ii is proposed that ex.presideuts he m,da
senator's at large.
Mrs. stowe has had a sick tnrn sin &c Ia
appearance CT her Byron,c revela,ion.
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CARL ScHERz arrived in San Francisco last
Friday night, and received an enthusiastic
welcome by the German population, who
turned out ea masse.
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INTERNAL RKvsNUB.-rhe receipts to-day
from this source were S936,sI5.
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THE Congressional Retrenchment Committee
is in San Francisco.
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LAND SALES IN FAuQUIgR Couxrv.-Oa
Monday, court day, II. Taylor Scott, commis-
sioner, sold at ublic auction, ca acres OF land
IN Hopeweli Valley, to J. w. Peake, at s99 Der
acre AT public sale, on Monday, Mr.. G. =
Peach. formerly OF Alexandria, purchased the
eastern Niew"estate, IN Upper Fauquier, I5l
Monday. bought At public sale the brick store
house, which he now occupies, adjoining the
depot building, for 81 500. On the same day,
Mr.. Robt. Beverly bought at publicsa,e of that
dne estate. known as ss(}rafton," near Salem,
200 acres, including the mansion house and out
buildings, for e11 500; also another tract OF the
same estate, l95 acres at $50 per acre; also, 100
$3.50 per acre. At public sale, on Tuesday,
Mr.. Root. Edmunds, Of Alexandria, bought the
Chichester tract. los abres, for $1,000 Ofthe
duoual land, on the same day, Eliza M.na,
colored, bought at public sale 20 acres ~ $40
per acre Woyre ntoa Sentinel
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ing by tke Volanteers, 6c.-An American named
AndfvW White, who has been conhned Tor six
months IN prison, has been released oy reg uest
for Kew Weat on the 26th. The volunteer guard
on duly in the suburbs OF Havana shot two
men for shouting seditious language. Au at
rob the coftou house but it was frustrated.
and one OF the ROB Seys was shot. Three othe re-
were arrested. Mayor Roberts has resigned
the presidency OF the Connscation Bureau on
present chief Of the Treasury Department has
been appoiUted his successor. Ii 10 reported
in Santiago, Cuba, that q humbsr OF ciiizeus
travelling under escort, near JiguanL have oee
aseassipafed. Two more recent landiars %
rebel vessels In the bay OF Nips, Cuba, win
arms and ammunition from Mexico, are re-
ported.
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NIERCbANTs' LINZ OF STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
WARRINGTON ANDNEw YORK.

Hereafter the Fiue Steamships T. q. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON, and EALLkY CITY, >fSAa
Of the MkRCHAR1s LINE. Will make 14EER
regular - nj weekly trips bewten NEW@zzzo
NOkk. ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
GkOkGLTOWN. as follows: Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier %, East river, every WEDNESDAY,
sBc EAT U K DAY at T. m Leave GEORGETOWN
tvsry MONDAY and HU RSDAY st L. N.
fOr further IL form alton arpIy 20 JOS T. GAIT
Agent once ard wharf foot Of High st GeorGe-
town or st the corner OF nth street and New ork
avenue J. W. THOMPSON,
gu 2i-u President,
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THE u. s. SrKANkR SBvBRN, fagship of
Rear Admiral Poore commanding the North
Atlantic Squadron, was put in commission at
New York on Friiay last, and will sail in the
course Of few days tor southern waters.
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Government >.curt,iex

WtsHIsGToN, August D. I-sD-Iay Co,k a
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
erpurut stXur..e,
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AseAeelNATuD.-Mr.W VIM. King Heiskeli, o
prominent and influential citizen OF Washing
ton county, Va, vas shot within two miles o;
has residence, On Friday last, BY man who
lay tecrefed In . thicket. The wound 10
thought 70 Be fatal, the ball having passed
through Mr. Heisksll's body.
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ERRING But NOBLE.

SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MGN, wh, having
erred, cesire better MANHOOD sent in sealed
aRD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIOS. BOY
?hfladelphia. Pa. INV Io-eosm
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Wall street To-day.

Nsw YORK, August 2l.-S,ocks steady
Money quiet a. Ga per cent Exchanr-. loac.
it@,.: snort, liO. Gold, l3J :. 5.2rs. Is5e
coupon, l23 Iu-s0's. coupon, IG5s. Nirginia
"s. eN-conPou, IS: new, Ssh North Caro-
ina 6's. old, IS: new. iqf..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER

FERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
We are not in the habit of puff ng" patent med.
fcfres but che,rfnlIy add our testimony to that
of many others in favor of this medicine The
PAIN KILLER is invaluable fer the diseases
for which 1t is recommended. Try Q bottle of
IL and see If We do not state correctiy.-Rom IN
Ctfi-su. An a2 I'm
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~Dr. Sears, agent OF the Peabody fund, has
made . donation Of aI,5o0 for the support OF
the pubic schools Of Columbus, Ga, for the
ensuing yeaI.
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New York FIeur and GRAIN Mnrke,rn.hnr
$50

NBw YORK, August 3D-Eiour DAN ana
> cents lower. Wheat quiet, aud without a
decided change. Cot Irmer
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IL Oss LYNN HOUSE

On ,ae HstzkfS opposite Gs3TFe'o,rs.
Die elegant and attractive summer re
of guests In inyttfD g the patronsse OF lNA4
the public the proprietors deem 70 oniy necc9ssry
20 call attention 10 rvs high, airy, and ceO locs
zion. and the ursurpsss-d views presented from
every point Of the we'll Appointed and shady
erouBds, and 20 pledge. IN addition TO these great
natural sv sntsEes that It's laTder and bar will be
Kept constantly supplied with srsrsfiiHg the most
fssJidio ne taste can desire. The cCCSinz shall be
uneHeeiled. the sSteptiOn prom ps snd polite, and
the charges reasonable.
81 ssiynn nay be reached b. the Aguedsct
Britge. BY the Long Bvflge VIA Arlington
either route aAOrdipG a pleas drive thTOngh
- u.rv OF historic interest.
Je-5tf slkES CHADWICK, PropTietOEs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SEDGwICk POST, Ne. I

4 ~ -
H o l..
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY BE
moved their ART STORE from No. 3OI Penna
avenue. 10 No 245 street. between 18th and
l4th streets, in Hooe's new building.
Our new store will be opened to the pu blic as
and plendid assortmebt Of everything in our line.
Thanking the public for past fayors, we b D pc 10
receive q continuance sf their patronage which
we shall 1t all times endeavor 20 merit.
Tvs SMITH & STRONG.
10; 4sSl Oh IXHIBITI0N $50: 4s6
srsfRr. AT MHRKRfTERs, sraFa,.
No. ls6 Seventh street, between and streets
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Also, Largest Stock PsperhaneinRs. Wipdo1
shsdes, Picture Tremes, Picture Oord and Tas:
sells. Rines, Nails, &C., In the District TIRM1
OAsh. Please Remember Name and Humber.
ap Ally
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
fhINRfGfalA' NV yoRA. &Aa

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
HIW YORK.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND EEw
fORK are nov run q. follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, srift0xs cianss Of sn,s
Leave daily except sondsy) at A. n, and
"a and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (excelt tunday) ss 0 a. d. Ard
"a and $40 p. II.
Oh SUNDAY.
Lssss for Hsg Iork ss $40 ?. L., snd Phila-
Dhfs at $40 p. II.
coping ears for Nsv York on 2. II. train
y.
Throash tickets 20 Phiisdslphis, usv Yorr or
Boston can b had at the Station 0oo as sli hour1
\ the day. Also, - the OomDanyb Once No.
sos Psns.yivania an svsn.s; P.asneers parosssins
have their begsaO called for md checked at fheir
rssdenos, tnksa - depot, aad pat In the bo1.
q. Bslstnese ssl Ohio R.ilrosd sdvsrssssm.,s
nsDolis and the Wet.
IL. WILSON. nasssr Of rrsnspors.s,sa
In COLE. 0eneral Ticket Agent
nos enc. 8. K00NfE. Agent. Waahinston,
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INTERFERING FOREIGN NEWS BY
CARI.E

Conspiracy to Blow Up the United States
cuted-Napoleon and the Empress-Meet.
ing i'm Berlin for the Suppression of Con.
vents-ProPesed Release Of Fenians-The
Health of Napolesn-The Chinese pm
bassy-The Spanish Throne. &c
A desperate conspiracy has been discovsrad
Oh board the United States frigate Sabine, i'm
port at Cherbourg France. Some of the crew
10 revenge themselves on their officers, AZ
tempted to set fire to the powder magazine and
blow up the ship. They had proceeded so far
as to light fuse comm unicatiDg with the mag.
azine, when the plot was frustrated by q cabin
boy who discovered the burning fuse Ii was
found that twenty-five sailors were implicated
IN the plot and they were thrown into irons
Seven have since been condemned to death and
were hanged at the yard arm.
The Madrid Epoca says that Augustus. of
Portugal, 10 now the most probable candidate
for the Spanish throne. A movement is said
to be on foot how ever, to make Serrano king.
The Count Of Cheste, who gave his parole 10
the Spanish authorities that he would remain
at Puerto Real till vessel was ready TO hear
him into exile, but violated il by flying into
France, has been restored to hIs rank and pay,
on condition that he goes to the Canaries Gen
Carbc has been appointed Lieutenant General
OF Cuba. Admiral Topete will take charge
temporarily OF ministry Of the colonies.
The Paris Journal Official announces that
the health OF the Emperor continues toimprove,
his rheumatism being nearly over. The Em.
press has gone 70 AiaccIo. Gen. Prim has
gone to tiShy: The linen thread mandatory
OF Hurd, Gellitt & Co., at Rheims, has been
destroyed by tire. The Chinese Embassy leave
for St Petersburg on Sept. 12th.
meeting OF 1900 persons was held in Ber.
lin, Prussia, Saturday night. to consider a Sc
res Of resolutions ia voring the suppression of
converts and the expulsion OF Jesuits. After
a lorg debate the resolutions were finally
adopted, but protest was made by the minor
ry. The resolutions are not directed against
any confession of faith.
One OF the first questions that will be brought
mp at the next session of Parliament will be
the cons liberation of the unconditional release
OF fbe Fenlan prisoners without exception
The Russian Government has determined TO
make Warsaw and Lemberg first class fort
rsses.
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THE CURRENCY PRINrING-Although the
New York bank note companies having in
charge the printing of the National currency
promised faithfully - comply with the order
for sls7,O00 in fractional currency from the
Treasury Department, they have furnished but
little over half OF that amount-s5OO0o
only were received on Saturday and $4,000
to- day. This is little better than lO,UOO per
day, the largest amount that they had pre-
viously furnished, but is not enough to supply
the demand. small amount OF the new ffty
cent notes were rece we'd to-day, and will be
issued about Thursday. The new twenty We
cent notes mentioned in the STAR of Saturday,
Will be issued on Wednesday
NAVAL ORpEEs.-Commander J. G. p.
Kraft has been detached from duty as Chief
of staff of the North Atlantic Squadron, and
placed on waiting orders. Midshipmen ". Fl.
Barnes and A. V. Wadham have been detached
from the Albany; r. Wainwright, J. X. Self.
ridge, Ch:s. T. Forse. and Chas A. Ston. have
been detached from the jamestown, and or.
oered to Washington, ID. G., for examination
for promotion. Assistant Surgeon X. A
Wheedtn n has been ordered to the Lancaster.
NOT Mich OF A LOCK PICKER AFrRR ALL
Since the recent experiment Of Mr Sargent
with the locks in the Treasury Department,
Treasurer Spinner has received innumerable
letters from lock makers throughout the
country, claiming that they can furnish locks
winch cannot be picked. Gen. Spinner IN
reply has issued a circular in which b saws
IN explanation OF The process, that Mr.. Sirgsnt
dIo not PICK single lock as the term s.pickInpr
l. G neraily understood. He was perInitted 10
take the dial from cne of Dodd's patent locks
upon safe in the office OF the supervising
architect, and placed under il q circular piers
OF he.t.lead, and TO fasten to the dial Point or
lno lcitor TO register on the lead the m oyements
OF the DIAL The person ia charge OF tn. safe
men unlocked 1t IN the ordinary manner by
turning the dial, which of course, registered
the motion OF the ''Indicator'' upon the lead nv
means OF which, after taking the lead ont Nr
Sargent obtained the combination and 81 nm
locked the safe. This could be uone by anv
me VINO could obtain access to the lock and
nad time and opportunity for the operation
ihe treasurer does not propose to change the
locks of the department, except to alter those
now In use, so that combinations cannot ne
sulreptiuously obtained in the manner above
Indicated.
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CHIRF CLERK LLOYD, of the House of Rep.
resentatlves, will leave he-e tomorrow even.
ing, with Maxwell X. Moorhead, ESQ, OF
Pittsburg. Pa, on trip to the Pacific coast.
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w. w. CoRccRAN, Esq, accompanied by his
friend, George Peabody, did not arrive here
this morning, but is expected this evening,
from the Virginia White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. Peabody. as we have stated will remain
here some time, as the guest of Mr. Corcoran
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TIE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE OF r. NJ. Dodson.
in Cincinnati, has been seized by the collector
OF the 1st Ohio district on the charge O, the
proprietor using counterfeit stamps. The night
after the seizure was made the safe was
opened-the U. ). seal was broken-and il is
supposed if anything was there which would
tend 10 prove fraudulent or criminal trans
actions it was removed
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BLACQUE BEY, the Turkish Minister to this
country. has been elevated by the Sultan 10 the
grade of 'Uilah,'' the highest grade in the first
rank OF the civil service. This has been con.
fsrred as special mark OF the favor in which
NJ. Blacque is held by his sovereign.
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SECRETARY BoUTwRLL.-Aeting Secretary
Richardson has received Information from Sec
retary Boutwell, TO the effect that he will no
return here this week. 1t is highly probable
that the Secretary will remain ia Groton until
tue latter part OF next week
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,-'.'-'-.--...--- 10
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-05-21

Tie chronic complaint Of tile City
Of Cincinnati has boon thatit had no
close connection with the southern
system Of railroads. Until lately.
full one.half it's trade was with the
South, yet It was dependent for com
munication solely upon the river, and
upon ono or two imperfect; railroad
routes which led through. it's rival,
louisville Scores Of efforts have
beon made to raiso money for bnil-
ding d direct road htom Cincinnatti
to Knoxville, but they have always
FALLEN through AZ iast { the Ohio
Legislature has come to the rescue,
and granted 'Cfncfnnati authority to
raaisgs by loan or otherwise. ten mil
lions 2 Of . dollars for this purpose.
This 'fs = equivalent: TO securing securing the
|eohstructions .!oe;f atbe road, E win
open SOME nf tho most desirable, and
SOME of lie most romoto paris Of
Kentucky Md East Tennessos;; WIN
|'conpect tho whole Southern systopa
Eof railroads With the WesterR, I, a,, and
fMtlf prove one of, the most important
of recent railroad enterprises. sntsrp,rriis 3 - So 5
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