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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-08-06
Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh r. R.
.,.,1a ne ,s,o

PhiladelphiA. 90 2 l:l0 . 70 l:I0p
Ticksts 20 all principal points IL the East and
West can be procured at Union Ticket OfEee In
McLure H0uss and a. the Station al Bridgeport
J. II. KIABALL,
apr3O General Ticket Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN CONVECTION
The Republican State Convention mas noml-
lated Lorenzo Sawyer and O. q. Pratt for
Judges OF the Supreme Court. series Of res
oluuons Were adopted. The first pledges the
support of the party and endorses the acts OF
Grants administration; the second declares the
negro question bas ceased 70 be an element an
american politics, and the Ratification Of the
Fifteenth amendment should be followed by
universal amnesty and the enfr anC his isement OF
me Southern people; the third regards with
sdusiacuOn the increasing migration ID thls
State from The Atlantic States and Ea-
rope, but, while giving the preference 20
people OF our o an race, holds inoffensiye EN- :
lgrants from China entitled TO fun protec-
uon OF the law, but opposes Chinese suffrage
IN any form, and any change Of the Nat
REALIZATION laws OF the United States: the
iourth recognizes the power of the GENERAL
Government 10 restrict or prevent Chinese
emigration by terminating our Commercial re-
iauons with China, but believes tue closing Of
our ports al present against the Chisese rould
De injurious 10 the national interests asd s.asr
reproach upon the intelligence OF the American
people, contrary 10 the spirit OF the age the
nitn approves the elght-hour law; the skin
endorses the action OF Congress respecting tne
Alabama treaty, ard considers IL the duty OF
tne General Government to demand fuil repa-
rstlor Tor the injury inflicted oy the BritIsn
Government and people upon our commerce.
during the late rebellion: the seventh fayors
decentralization Of taxation on all Kinds of prop
'rty IN the State; the eighth opposes grants of
State aids 10 railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
TROUBLE sOurH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, July 2i.-Much excitement
prevails here am 0nC the wo wings OF the Re-
publican party. Dr. Mackey. the late ColIec-
tor, leads the native wing, which includes the
mass OF the colored voters; while S-uatOr Saw
yer, Congressman Bowen, and Geo. w. Clark,
me newly.appointed Collector in the placa OF
Mackey, head tie Northern element. The
removal of Mackey has intensified the
bitterness between the two factIoas. Ga
Thursday. Clarke called on MacKey, ana
presenting his commission, demanded instant
possession OF the collectors office. Mtckey
refused 10 vaca,e unfIl he had taken in nyentorIes
OF the pubic property and a record of the re-
celpts from Clark, but promised 10 transfer
on the 3lst instant Clarke insisted on
an immediate surrender. which beng
refused, he entered Ma1key's ofhce as
collector, whereupon he was fOrcibiy
erected toy Mackey's subordinates. Yesterday
afternoon, Mackey and other custom house
officers Were arrested at the instance OF Clarke,
on charge of assault and oostI q .ting an off,
Ger OF the revenue, ard We're bound over TO
answer before the United Sta'es Commissioner
on Monday. During the hearing OF the case,
Clarke. with posse OF thirty men. forced has
way INTO the CUSTOM house and took posses.
sion. which be sun retains. The ptrtzans
OF Clarke attempted TO ssranade Nessrs saw
Yer and Bowen last night, but the coiorad
Republicans rallied In large numbe and pre-
vented the seTe made. charg ng on the pro session
ana capturing i's flag, which they carried of
in triumph Ia Nackey AZ his eSi1ence. The
coiored Republicans bitterly d nounce the
scuon OF the Administration in removing
Mackey. and declare that ClarEe, The ne " Col.
iector, Is traitor 10 the Radical party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
NBW roRK-prRsr RoARo.

/ BY Baakers' AVID Brokers T.les-drA, ylz,s n.
Gdssdlcdy, operator.
Lewis johnson & Go quote stocks aud bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows
NEW YORK, July 2i-fIrst Board-U. y s's,
leel, coupon. l2l :, 20's, lsol. coupons l23 !.
Lea, coupons l2ls; lse3 coupons I2Ia, Ise5,
coupon. new, l20s; o2as, l-e7, coupon,
l.Os; lo-iU's, coupon, lll Pacific Mail,
-5s; OHIO q MsshslppI Cer1ncabs- 3ls
Mariposa- y; Ausna, Mail. none, Canton,
So Cumberland, 2n Western UGton Tele-
graph. 36a Quicksilver, T5a; Boston Water
Power, s. New York Central, 2lgs: Hud-
son. lesS; ReadiIl, Ja, MicaisaG Usutrai.
l32A; tGIchisan Southsrn, Iu5S; Illinois
Central, Ia =; Cleveland and Pittsoarx, 10. ! :
Northwest 7sas do preI'd 9la Ciessisud &
Toledo. none; hook Island ll3t; Fsrt Wayne.
l2.; Alton Terra Haute. noue; Toledo SUI
Wabash, = :; Adams Express, Gs Wells,
Fargo q Go. Express, - \; United s>ts,es Er-
press, 80; Americsn Express. ils: Nsr-
chants Union. 10Y; Chicago A'ton. To-;
do preferred. lGl; 81. Paul. -. Market strong
by Cable.l
LONDON, July ~. I y. m.-Consols, 9}
Bonds, p; Illinois. ~ - Erie. 10
FRANKFORT, r. m.-Bonds. s7A.
LIVERPOOL, l y. m.-Cotton market shade
rrmer. Ssles l5.tiO bales. MiddIing I plands,
l2t Middling Orleans. o..
PARIS, y. m.-Bourse quiet, Ren;es III
sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
FINANCIAL ANO COMMERCIAL

During the week ending to-day there las
eeen received by the Treasurer Of me unf-ei
States sISe,CS IN fracuonal currency from he
printers.
The ameun; forwarded during the same p.
rod was as follows TO u. :. Depostory A.
Bnralo. sl50O, 81 Louisville, $500. a. Cet-
caeo, s25.'eb; at Pittsourg. $500; ~ Ciocrr =
nau, eloWcs Assistsut Treasurer ~ New \ ora.
sso,eN, assistant Treasurer ht PhilAdel phis.
eie,Ri National Banks and otaers, sSs,s.l
Total, slss.s7l.
The amount Of securities held by the Treas
nrer OF the ntted States in trust for National
Banks. reported to-day. was follow -For
circulating notes. sSi2,9i5, 7nN: for deposits of
public moneys. e22.23l.SOo. Total s3sS. rs lsul
The amount OF bank currency issued for bills
destroyed during the week was s2pi .sSf, natinr
the total amount issued therefor up TO date
sl5,t26,lN. The amount issued In piaca OF rnu :
tilated bills redeemed was ssS.ssO. makiug tue
total issued under that head. sia,Suo,sls The
total amount Of National Bank currency out-
standing at thIs date is sos, a,6-e,0ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
THR RHODE ISLAND or.ppv,

ihh RHODE ISLAND QrARREL.-A special
dispatch 10 the New York Evening Post from,
thls city says piece Of political gossip 4.
aiioat TO he effect that Senator Anthony has
lately requested from the War D-p psrtmen,
copies OF all letters written by Senator Sprague
containing charges against officers in Rhoie
Island regiments during the racan. war.
whereby many OF them Were uuJustly sns-
pended, and intends using them against
Sprague during the next session of Congress
IL Is understood here among his friends that
Senator Anthony Will next winter open a yIg.
orous hght on Sprague IN the senate The
indications are favorable for a lively time
between the two Rhode Island Senators when
Congress again meets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
sILsrra Keene has taken % farminr

Laura keene has taken 20 farming
- Moths never attempt TO cut their way
'hToueh cotton cloth.
~There is Carlyle ana Emerson Associ-
auon" IN London.
~Archbishop Purcell took the s,uup az
Eaton, Ohio, The other day for Gen. Rosecrans.
%"Chiidren's Bowels 10 the seasonable
title OF an editorial In leading New YORK daily.
~Chicago is now said to contain s5OoeO in
habitants.
VSteam omn!bu,es puff through the Parls
streets.
~Norfolk Va. is to have a street railway.
~Forty Mormon mlssionares are en- rOats
for Europe.
sSGen. w. r. Miles, OF mss, has gone 20
San FRANCISCO TO iavestigats ter planters the
coolie question.
SRA disease somewhat rssemhline the fatai
anc dreaded "biack tSpgue" 10 pre- vailsng 70 an
narmine extent nesr Camden, Alabama, among
~The Gsftford and New Haven Railroad
laying non instead. Sisei msies tas roaa bed
too upyieldtne.
~The Supreme Court Of North Carolina
has just decided that insegmarTtaes between a
The white race Is unIawfui, aud therefore yo,d.
according to the laWs OF the S,ate
o9rlt is stated in the Cincinnau Oommereia,
that the Hon; 4: Greeiy is not only pillar of
,ne hsv, ~, .sa Ue.Pn Onurcn, oat also one or
ga divorce case is now pending in Grafton
county. n. h, 10 which the parties nave been
married forty-four years, and had fsteen
eanarn' OF wnom twelve are now living and Of
0Ibe colorsd mechanics of B,,um,-. an,
the STATE of MARYLAND ara orSsni..au @ eno
uaoes unions and societies OF their = ~, 80 :.
me white meR refuse 70 adm Il tnem 4, - 49,
Womsn's rights are sssad.,x ..,.,,
eiouno IN England. "A lady rs ea..ne
inS n1n. eieSso meme-r ofar. Eoel,sn yscs.-
ing CUP. Sue IS the owner AZ a re 80, =,
10 sn,sr 90 ,.ats aSo ior g toas. ana iu;ends
' "OS' Va 'ne pi sz-s thIs year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
MARRIAGES OF BAVARIANS THE
UNtYED STATES.

MUNICH, July 2i-The Ministry and promi-
rent members OF the Bavarian Diet have
pledged themselves TO support the bill based
on negotiations With Herr RIster, the
BayarIan Consul at Chicago, rec Ogn,Zing
as valid all the legal bearings of mar
TIages OF BavarIans in the United States
without the previous consent OF their home
government, but the right OF Bayarian citizen
shlp IL not 20 b. Immediately accorded 10 a
wife, n an alien, by reason Of her marrIaEe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

DIsTILLING CITY GARBAGR-lt IS reportad
that company has established q manufactory
IN Cnlcsgo iof the purpose OF disulling aIeo-
noi ana extracting soap grease from ordinary
city garbage. The process. which rs patapt.d.
CONSISTS IN taking the garbage Iust as IL is baule
on IN The city carts, dumping a. In 70 tight tanks
ana ooihng IL SIX hours At a temperature OF 2lS
degrees Fahrenheit. The whole mass - fhsp
dlssolved and run into tubs and fermented by
me and OF yeast. The soap grease and impure
hes rise 10 the top OF The tubs, and are Slammed
on, and the reslduum rs distilled in the regular
way. According to the estimates of the i'm ven
tor, eaeh barrel OF gal bage will yleldl thres,
pounds OF soap grease and four gallons OF proof
spirits. The soap grease is good as thai oh-
tanned IA the usual way, but the alcohol ne-
rays ats origin by an odor which requires fur
tner processes for as removal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
Cuban News.

A report is IN circulation that the Cuban
Government ccntempiates emo1rgoiLg the
properties OF Jose Baro, q wealthy Cuban, who
rs al present absent from the island Planta-
tons situated in the midst of the insurrec
tonary district are unhurt, and the owners of
mem are suspected OF giving money 10 the
rebels 10 save them from destruction Adylcss
from Santiago de Cuba 10 the 10th instant have
been received. The arrival OF the monitor
Centaur created quite a sensation. The expla-
nations received by Admiral Hoff fiom the
Spanish authorities relative TO the execution o..
Americans are reported as being satisfactory
and the Spanish Government justified IN lts
acuon banquet was rendered the officers OF
the nlted States 50 uadron on duty at Santiago
but declined. Several skirnishes had recently
taken place between the troops and insurgents
The ins urgents attacked number OF garriSoned
plantations. The steamer Mayare. which ar.
rived at Havana yesterday, brought I5O sick
troops. General Jordan is in the country be-
tween Santiago de Cuba and Bayamo Jordau's
forces have been J'ned 10 hose of Russian.
Captain General DE L oias has issued a striu.
gent decree, with the object OF avoiding frauds
and simplifying The collection o! customs dues
Inc Inc owners OF plantations within the iuusdic-
defend themselves. Rebel gueriIlas cut the
railroad near Santa Esperitu.
AdNloes received in this city from leaders in
me Cuban army state that on the 18th and Ii,h
troops OF General Quesada, stationed between
Puerto Principe and Neuvitas, were attacked
by General Letona. and IN both instances Were
Iepulsed-on the first day with q loss Of 81
killed and wounded, ana on the second WITT
over 100. The Gu bans retain their position of
serge before Puerto Principe. The troops under
General figuero, or General Jordans com.
mand, occupying position some forty miles
from ST Jago de Cuba, were attacked on the
l2th BY Spanish force Of over Leo. said 20
nave been commanded by Gen. valmarda in
person. Alter three hours dghting the Span
lards were compelled TO give up the attack
The next day, having been reinforced, the
Spanish General renewed the attack with great
vigor These assaults were made on the Cuban
position, and In each the Spaniards were re.
pulsed. In the last attack their loA was 90
great that they were com PEELED TO precipitately
second days fight The loss OF the Cubaus ie
set down u 81 in killed and wounded Among
the killed were two ofhcers. The Spanish ioss
is repofeed to have been over SEQ; They made
good their retreat TO st. Jago de Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
A WONDEkFUL CURE.
JRISIN.
IRiSI.N.

BALTIMORE, june l9, Is g.
Or. Jrhn Wjlkias.-Desr elI. / have suffered
irem spinsl irritation. AusiRg Neuralgia Ii has
been OF most int 'nse character. 1 have fallen in
the ttreet and leen siiiIct, witn loss CT memory
wssuest.d BY five ptysici ans belonsi ing TO the
difeIent schools OF medicine, without relief:
comuepced the use OF ii about four weeks ago, and
now am entirely well. The hearts cf my family
have tetn turned from grief to Joy. have gai ned
about fifteen pounds in weight. aud been relieved
oi eostiveness, Of which suffered for seven years
MY mind J. now perfectly clear. i an relieved
frcn the melanc holy which oppressed me, and am
now restored to health again. Hoping that we
may Org live to thank you FOR the good effects of
the RISlN. which is b'essing to the afflicted 1
remain yOuTs, gratefully.
ThoS. J. RAYBOLp,
Bs cow % North Eutaw street, ear Fayette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
RAILROADS.

BALrIsORl AND OHIO RAILROAD.
E
WAsHINsYoN, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALTI.
MORE and WASHINGT0N AND THD WEST,
are now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIM0RD.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at T. Q, and $40
A. H., and 12:&s, 2:3O, 40, $40, and IA 5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except sunday, as and 8 80 A. N
and = 30 and 20 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave et A. n and A:20 p. n. Ho train to
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORD.
Leave at a. H., and 12:&3, 2:30, $40, and
FOB war STATIONS.
Leave ss . a. H., and $50 and 1:45PM.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, At 2
a. :, $50, and IA . and p. n.
On Saturday Of A. n E, and = so p. II.
On Sunday at so, 7:45 and p. n. only. con-
teettns at Relay station with trains from Bslti.
more 70 Wheeling, Parkersburs, &c.
Through tickets TO the West can BE- hsd at ths
the day. Also, ~ the Company's once, 406
Pennsylyanis avenue. Passe nsers purchasing
tickets at the avenue once can there arrange 70
have their baggage called for and check ed at theiY
residence, taken 70 the depot, and pot In the beg
For New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, ~
severtisement OF .Throush Line"
il. WILSON, Master OF Transportation
L. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
noS GEO. .. KOONTZ. Gensral Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
Baltimore Markets. Toe

BALTlnoRh July 23.-Cotton dun aud nomi-
nal AT u. Flour firm and stock scarce Iow and
medium grades wanted. but prices UGc tng-d.
Nheaf dull and weak prime 10 cSJica red,
l.i5a>l.b5. Corn duh, prime white. ~Ilu:
Yellow, lA5a~l.US. OIts dun: new. Gas. PORK
quiet Al "a. Bacon active and adyan ing
rlb SIDES, i clear do, "a; shoulders. Is aI5
hams "a. Lard firm n l9sasO. WHISKY scarce
and in demand at = 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AneFneen's Dispatches.
SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION or THE
FRENCH CABLE,

boston, July .i.-The shore end Of the
French cable was landed last night, and
hauled into the telegraph house at Rouse's
HummaSk. The en.Ire cable is said 10 ne
IN ord working condition The wires from
Kingston ttatIUn 10 Duxbury are nearly
al up. bur rs vet COMMUNICATION
have been r-cs ived from Rause's Humnack
and Will not NJ. probably. for some time.
The steamers ChIilisu aud = ,anderea take
their 6eI arturo thI, afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
THE LAST POLITICAL MrRnpp ~ aprx

The LAST POLITICAL MURDER N ARKAN-
sAs.-A different account OF the murder of
captain Haynes, an active native Republican
IN Marion, Arkansas, on The l5th, han thai
sent hy telegraph, is given by tie COron who
held The inquest. lie declares that the murder
was entirely unproyoke1, and that tae man
collier stole mp behind HayHes as he pissed
along the street. and shot HIM in the back them
bent over him, after be fell and disc harsed va
more shots INTO his body, aud then leaped upon
ms norse and rode of. The Coroner also
asserts that Collier was hired 70 commit ,h,
murder by number Of wealthy citizens, and
received >s.0OO for the act.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
FILLS, IRON RlTrrps

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice,
yigorstirg the appetite and promoting digestion.
i can unhasita:ing!y recommend 1t In cases OF
general debility and dyspepsia and in conditions
OF The system requiring the use of a ferrueinOrs
t9nio. lts asreeabie flavor must recommend 1t to
oil. Yours, respectfully,
CHAS 9 GACNTT, D.,
Professor In the Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery"
For sale by KIDWRLL SON.
pennsylvania avenue and i4th street,
snd Druggists generally. my 26-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

SNrs. Glenn, the murderess, in iail for life
At Indianapolis. again threatens to break ous
into full confession.
~The mystery Of the morning hats worn at
watering place breakfasts is said TO be the con-
cealment Of "crimps" not yet reaoy 10 be seen
OF meE.
STbe Coliseum in Boston, minus the in oliee,
Gilmore. and the nviis, can now be visited al
the moderate price Of twenty live cents per
heau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24


NIAGARA FArLs.-The theory thar hae for
some time been dtscuesed with regard TO ths
cavlng IN or wearing away Of Niagara, has
this season found new fuel to add TO The argu.
ment IN io favor. OouNderable comment has
been going the rounds Of the lesdnG papers
Tor few weeks with relation to The c6aneed
appearance OF the falls from that Of last yesr,
The Horse Shoe has evidently given way some
tnirty feet in that portion Of the cone where the
''gTeen water is seen. 80 that ne horse shoe an,
pearance 10 metamorphosed 70 that q . triaa
geier shape 1t il thought that Abdut one nun.
dred and hfty tons Of r0cd must have fallen IN
on the Horse Shoe alone, and old habitaes hsrs
are tskiug lard marks, 10 notice the recesaiou
tnat may take place before another wear
The American FAN has evidently given vev
at poin's TO &C onsiderabie extent There A. no
doubt but that Niagara is crumb bling avay and
falling back, but the present recession 10 Drob.
able the greetsst ever witnessed by one eenera.
tion. The heavy Ice fields which pass over in
tie spring, me strong currents and ceaselese
wear ana tear OF time, and the mighty, th under.
Ipg cataract must inevitably tell heavily apon
the rocky crest Of The grand old shrine; but OF
course its falling away must be SLOW as OF 10
be- observable TO the eye, except when, from
time TO time, scme Of the immense bouiders
give way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

BREv. LIEUT.. Col. A. MoRDECAI, Ordnance
Department, has been relieved from duty al
the Military Academy at West Point. aud or
dered TO the arsenal at Rock Island Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENT-

SPRlNGFIRLD. MASS, July IA train of
cars on the Connecticut River Railroad ran off
the track north OF Holyoke this morning. and
several passengers Were injured. A special
tram has taken surgeons from this city 20 the
scene of the disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
GONE To SEE THE HCIIpSp

QCBBRC. July 2i.-Commander Ashe o: III.
Royal Navy, OF the suebec Observatory ana
the Rev. Mr. douglass leave here on MOnda,
for Jefferson City, Iowa, 70 yiew the eclipse oI
August eth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

SENIOR LRMUs claims through his friends
here that he still represents the Cespeies revo-
luiionsry government OF Cuoa, and is their
agent IN this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
Wall NlHeet Ga.DaH-

firm. Money steady at per cent. EIcSaSse. %
98. Gold, 35s. 5-20's, l>6l, coupon, y
l1-iO's, coupon, ~. Nsrth Carolina sixes,
5Ss; new 52k. Virginia SKIES, ex-coupon,
s. \; new, 6l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

HON. WM. u. DOLE. eX-C)mmissionsr of
Indian Affairs. has gone - Berkeley Springs
Va, where he has purchased an elegant sum-
mer res sidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

MAJOR THEODORE EDS9N, Ordnance De.
partment; Capt. a. f.. Bates. ID cavalry, and
Lieut.. . NJ. Mitchell, i:h artillery, bsve been
ordered TO report for du'y az West Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

Ex-PRRsIDENT JOHNSON was uc.essfally
operated on at Fayetteville. Tenn, ca the 18Th
inst, for a Cencer on the temple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24

BREvET COLONEL ]. Mel. TAYLOR, Con-
missary OF Subsistence, has been ordered ID
Headquarters Military u. VISION of the South,
al Louisville, as Purchasing and Depot G. lm-
missary az that place, relieving Brevet Brig.
General NJ. +. Small, of that duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-24
Baltimore Stock Market To-day.

BALTIMoRB, July 2L-Ntrginia aKss. ola
i9s bad, l. y asked. do. l-66 So biI. do. Goa.
pom. old, 5-N bid. DO. new, Il bad. - Jrta Car.
Clnas. old, 50 hid; do. new, 5gs bad.
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STOCKTON HOTEL.
- CApE NAV ~
STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
ULAR LINE

The safe and con- modic us Steamer w w COLT
tartsln 3 A. kYTHER will cave
Fer deck. fsot OF High syreet GAGX-A
GeSreefown. every MONDAY and
III hcDAI, at % o clock q ~ , and Gslt's wharf
1901 OF IN street, at o O'Clock m stopping at
he1shdrls, 6IJmont, Smith 3 Point. Pincy Point
Polnt Lookout. Fortress Monroe Old Point Com
fort. and Norfolk, Va ~
This boat connects at Fort Monroa With .ba
boat for COhb's Island
hsinIning viii leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at O'Clock III.
Norfolk. So ~
meals-Breakfsst and Supper, so cents each;
Dinner. 81. State room, Sl
fretghfs taken at the lowest rates For partic-
niars irsutre of GEO MATTINGLY. Ticket
Aren't n and p. Railroad, No. $50 Pennsyl
vnDfa avenue.
For tickets apply to J L. SAVAGE Hardware
sfore, Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, or on
board the boat.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE, Proprietor.
kROUSE, Agent. Jy9tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLEB is really Q
valuable medcsment, and unlike most Of the
pstented articles OF fbe day, is used By many
physicians. II is particularly desirable in Ioca-
toIs where ply sicians are not near, and in fami.
lies will often the necessity Of sending cut at
mic might for doctor A bottle should he kept in
eyery hCuee -BoStoR Ndreiisr. ~ 2l.lm
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a ELooN or GERANIUM and two or three
leaves of the same in the button hole o! the coat
lapel are affected by nearly all the young
blOOds in This CITY.
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: SUDDEN DEATH,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA Iu,va;
Mr r. Jones, wealthy citizen OF Liberty
Mills, Mary land, dropped dead IN a saloon
here last night from heart disease
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INTERNAL RRvRNUE.-The receipts from
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