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Evening star., 1869-07-09

MAJOR GEN. BRRJAMIN F. BUTLBR is stay.
ing at New Brighton, Staten Island. The Gen
eral is the guest Of Colonel Drake DE Kay, for
merly of the army.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

Mr.. ROBERT w. GoseIN, first class clerk il
the Patent once has been removed.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

CoMMIesrONER BARNARD, Of the Educa.
tional Bureau, will issue his elaborate report
on educational matters in this District in q
short time.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day
NEW YORK, July Flour lUc better. whest
3ai cents higher. Corn excIted, and 3siC
better.
Evening star., 1869-07-09
EVENING STAR.
Warrington News and Gossip.

IHTIRHAL RBvKNUR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were &699,091.99.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

n BOY CRUe HE'D 10 DEATH N A CRNBrERY.
together with his wife and three children, a
boy ten years Of age. and two etrls visited their
plot at Greenwood Cemetery. for the purpose
ing some floWers about n. Wh,le MP Msrs.
den and his wife were standing near q small
monument a. the grove the boy slipped behind
u, and placing his hands on the top OF the stone
words had scarcely escaped his lips when the
monument toppled over from the pedestal on
which It stood and ten upon him. The stone
was removed ~ quickly as possible, but IL mad
crushed him IN q shocking manner, driving his
head INTO the ground and mashing all his ribs
He died almost instantly. Ooroner Jones held
an inquest over the body, when q verdict of
eeatn from accidental injuries was rendered.
N. y. Aail, 7tA.
Evening star., 1869-07-09
The "National Camp. Meeting"

This great Methodist Episcopal camp COM
menced at Round Lake, Saratoga county, N.
Y, on Tuesday. 1he opening sermon was de-
livered by the Rev. DIR. Inskip, pastor Of the
Eutaw Church, Baltimore. In the evening
sermon was delivered by the Rev. VIM. Os.
exercises on Wednesday morning, when the
Rev. Dr. Cray delivered a sermon, says The
trains brought large accessions to the Ruuzber
already present, which now, at noon, amounts
to about 5000. The arrivals include families
from all parts of the country, some having al.
ready reached here from Missouri, Canada
Maine and the other New England States
Virginia are represented, and in the various
avenues are large tents, conspicuousiy bearing
the names OF the respective States TO which
they are assigned. Letters and kilograms are
constantly being received by the managers in
relation to accommodations, and by tomorrow
night there will be at least 5000 people on the
ground. The clergy 10 represented by over 2OO
Mcdonald, Goodman, Roberts, Hughes, Gray,
Horne, HubbelI, Mclean, Wells, Wood, Csle-
man, Adams, Boole, Dunn, Osborn, Tnomp-
son, Clemm and Pomeroy; Bishop Simpson is
expected to arrive tonight, and IL is reported
that Mr.. Punshon will also be here.
The camp ground, occupying forty acres. is
admirably located in the midst of a dense forest
brush has been carefully removed. The av-
enues and streets are all plainly designated
BY having their respective names permanently
attached TO the trees at every angle OF the
theroushfares, and large lamps on substantial
posts render the grounds light at night. At the
head OF the main entrance to the camp is a
large square with a fountain in the centre, and
the post office and other public institutions
around 1t, including telegraph office. The
stand is a fine structure with seats rlsing one
behind the other, and accommodating about AJO
clergymen. The cornices are handsomely or.
namented in scroll work, and bear inscriptions
from the Bible; and en- the apex of the root a
large bell is suspended to announce the hours
OF public worship. There are seats for about
2,5O0, but congregation Of at least 500 can be
comfortably admitted within the circle In
addition to about 1000 tents there are number
OF very handsome two.story cottages
Evening star., 1869-07-09

THE APPROACHING SARNGRRPRsT-The ar.
rangements having been completed for the
great International Saengerfest, some of the
musical associations will arrive to-day TO take
part this evening in the rehearsal OF the Oratoro
Of the Messiah, at Maryland institute Hall
Dr. Dielmann, of Emmiitsburg, who will take
part, has already reached the city. Her Ds
Besoit Club. of Columbus, Ohio, will reach the
city this morning, and will contend for the first
premiums in the great contest on Tuesday
night. The club has rendered a complimentary
concert TO Messrs. William Knabe & Co, which
will take place this evening at Knabe's Concert
Hall. The programme comprises some of the
finest music extant, and the repu tation of the
clne Is second 10 none in the country.
Tne WORK OF ornamentatlon has already be.
gun. and nags have been raised on the poles al
Broadway,Gay street and Eutaw street at their
intersections with Baltimore street They will
be ornamented with evergreens, which will K
tend entirely across Baltimore street. A large
allegorical painting, surrounded with ever
green's, has been placed over ihe front door of
the Maryland Institute. and to-day the orna.
menung OF houses will begin. The Concordia
building, the headq uarters OF the fest val, will
be richly decorated with evergreens, flowers
and hags, and many private buildings will be
similarly decorated. The procession will prob.
ably be the largest ever witnessed in Balti.
more, as 1t is expected that ten thousand per.
sons will be in the line. There will be about
one hundred carriages, besides other vehicles.
The whole of the regiments of the MARYLAND
National Guard will parade on the occasion
and join in the line Of procession.-BaltimOre
Gazette, 9th INST
Evening star., 1869-07-09

COMMISSIONER FIsH8R. Of the Patent Office
returned to Washington this morning and en-
tered immediately upon the discharge Of hi
official duties.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

0An Eokllsn paper says II 10 not az all an
encommon thing for iadies traveiiug in first
class railway carriages to cut down and CARR
away the SIR curtains OF the windows fer the
purpose OF naKiuG aprons ofthem. So general
olu the practlce become on oae line, that ali
not worth stealing.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

GovRRRoR FLANDERS, of louisiana, is at
Willards.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

ga French doctor has discovered that tur.
pentine IL a sure ant,dote TO phosphorus, and
BE commends this discovery most especially 20
luct1er matches. IL appears that more than
twenty cases Of this kind he has emploged tur.
penune tone teaspoonful neaf) successfully,
and MS report on the SUBJECT of thess cures has
Medicine.
Evening star., 1869-07-09
RAILROADS,
BALrIMoRD AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Aa u

WAsHINeeoN, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALTI.
AORB and WAeHINGT0H AND fHD WEST,
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIM0RD
- - and ia'''' s;'o' .;a'' $40 sad 7;s5
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except unday, at = and 80 A. n
and 30 and 30 p. II.
BOD ANNAPOLIS.
Leave st A. n. and Ago p. n. No train 70
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON eUNDAY.
YOB BALTIMORD.
Lesys ste a. H., and l2:sa, ,a;so, $40, and
FOR WAH STATIONS.
Leave % A. U .. and 2. so and T:<5PM
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday snd Sunday, st 2
a. - $50, and 1:4J and r. II.
On Saturday st A. H., and 2:J0 p -.
On Sunday st =. so, 1:45 and p. n. only. con-
more 70 Wheeling, Parkersburs, &c.
Through tickets 20 the west can be had as the
Washington station Ticket ONCE st all hours OF
ne day. Also, st the Compapys once, 4Oo
Pennsyivania avenue. Passengers pIrohasins
have their baggage called for and checked ct their
residence, taken 20 the depot, and pot in the bag
for New YORK.. PhiisdelDhia, and Boston, ses
Advertisement Of Through Line"
J. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
roS GEO. 8. kOONTZ. General AReEt.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

SILAs ID. WOOD, recently appointed Collec.
tor of Internal Revenue for the fourth distnc,
of Texas, qualified for the position to-day, and
will Immediately enter upon the discharge OF
his duties.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

0svsrn0eas seesvsuss.
WAeano1ou, Jniy "a lc6A-Iay Oooke A
20. fsrnssh ths following saosausas of Gov
eminent securities:
Evening star., 1869-07-09

r. y q q q o N 8.
The steamer Arrow makes semi weekly ArTlR
sSS sosS TsSs ps,ni:,!ns to MSgsT xnR
her wharf, foot Of 7th street. every
Inc sf Rlex.edria. Sorts Foote and Washinston; !;
arriving at Washington on return ab1ut O'Clock.
The Arrow can be chartered TO make afternoon
moonlight excursions on the Potomac, 1.-THE
JAMES SYKES,
General Superintendent.
Office-Willafd's Hotel. je 3D-lm
Evening star., 1869-07-09
T,HROUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHiNGI 8
. fh5hAP1afaiA' INV YoEk. AND &Aa

WAsHIN6TON, 1879.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND UBW
NORK are now run follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK, triftor: chasss Of ears.
Leave daily EXCEPT sunday) st 4. n !, and
40 and p. NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except eupday) at . A, n, Or u
.4S and go n.
Oh SUNDAY.
kesye for New York ct sac p. H., and Phiis-
Hhfa st $40 p. -.
coping cars fer New Yerr on r. n. train
y,
Through tickets to PhilsdelDhis, New York, J, OF
Bestop can be bad at the Stattoa 00co at all houn
. the day Also, - the Compenys Once, No
900 PernsyivAnfa aveEue Passengers parchasina
uekets at the Avenre once can there arrange 90
have their baaGass called for and checked at their
rssidenee, taken he depot, end Dut In the beg.
ess baltimore and Ohio Railrood advsrtiss susns
for schsdule between WashInatop, Boitf1ore. ~.
naDolis and The West.
J. L. WILSON, nagtss Of TransDorsatien
y. u. COLI, 9sneFal Ticket Agent
noA 0HO. D. KOoN38. Agent. vashington.
Evening star., 1869-07-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
uOl FOR BLADENSBUR0 AND THE GEL
IL EBRATED SPA SPRINGS.

UkDAl !vENlNG Exoelsior Ice Cream from
Harvey 4 Holdens; Pure sods Water and other
Liquors, Wines, Lager, and Weiss Beers and
CisaIs House adjoining the mineral spring and
eeaut1ful oak grove Pleasure seekers can leave
Warrington on the following railroad tr AIMS =
a. s. 40, and 80 p m, and return to the city
at and 9:l5 p. IN. Hayes favorite Brass and
string Band will be in attendance Every Satur-
j. sam. 10. MOOKABEB, Proprietor.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS, Mr. Van
Aernam, left Washington this morning for the
North, where he will spend about ten days on
official business. During his absence Mr..
Treavett, Chief Clerk, will act as Commis.
SiOner.
Evening star., 1869-07-09
TWO BOATS FOB THE OCCASION.
GBAND EXCURSION
TO THE WHITE HOUSE,

rh. t.m v.n5ds hHfH yvLY, aeSy.
vbarf at O'Clock .. m. and steemer -
ArrOS .Ms win l.,H follow at ~ O'Clock 9.
The boats will return from the White House at
40. and II O'Clock p. III. Street cars will be in
waiting.
An experienced caterer will furnish refresh
ments at reasonable rates. Cooks celebrated
Brass and String Band, and q grand floral exhi bj
ton by 81 misses and youths will enliven the oc
casiOn.
Tickets so cents each. Children under IL years.
accompanied by their parents, free. Jy6 Sc
Evening star., 1869-07-09

OFFICIAL ADvICBs received at the State DE.
pArtment show that Minister Motley, IN his
numerous interviews with the English author.
tiles, has as yet made and heard no reference to
the Alabama claims.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

HoH. N. p. BANKS sailed from New York for
Europe yesterday.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

THR PRESIDENT has appointed CORTLAND c.
Clements to be Surveyor General for Utah
Territory, in place Of John A. Clarke, suspend
ed, and Ezra Harrington to be Postmaster at
Newburgh, N. Y, in place of Joseph Lomas,
SUSPENDED,
Evening star., 1869-07-09

THE WALKER PARTY OF Virginia talk OF
electing Dr. Alexander Sharp, the Presidents
brother er.in.law-formerly Postmaster of Rich.
mond, and now Marshal OF this District-as
United States Senator. He is Republican, OF
moderate tendencies.
Evening star., 1869-07-09
~ EW IXPkE LINZ,
VIA CANAL,

VA, WASHINGTON, AID
GkOkGETOWN, C.
keeciar sailing day from IL North
at II n.
DAY. at D. m
FREIGHT received at any time.
Apply to HYDE D TYLER,
63 Water Ut Georgetown D. C.
n. ELDRfDGE 90
Alexandria, Va
WM. CLYDE 90,
leo u IL North w harves. Phfladeiphia
Evening star., 1869-07-09

MIR. EDWARD M. GALLAUDET, president o1
the National Deaf Mute College in this city, has
had the degree OF Doctor Of Laws conferred
upon him by Trinity College, Hartford, Con
netlcut.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

TIE CONDITION OF Hon. Horace Capron,
Commissioner of Agriculture, IS gradually i'm.
proving, and he is now freer from suffering
than at any time during his illness. Several
days will yet elapse. however, before he will
be able to resume bis Off cial duties.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

THE WHITE HOUsB.-There was quite q
large crowd OF visitors at the Executive Man.
sion this morning, but very few were admit.
ted TO see the President. The regular meeting
of the Cabinet was held this afternoon, and
the session continued for a long time
Evening star., 1869-07-09

THE SUIT OF WIN. MCGARRAHAN, to compel
the Secretary OF the Interior to issue him
patent tor the tract of land in California,
having been decided in his favor by the Su-
preme Court, the injunction was served on
Secretary Cox yesterday.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTION MAJOR Wat.
ford and Mr.. jerks, of the Mississippi delega.
ton, this morning had an interview with the
President in reference to fixing a time for the
election in that State.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

HON. JOHN ROSE, Minister Of Finance for the
Canadian Dominion, has arrived here with the
view, 1t is said, OF consulting with the Secre-
tary OF State respecting a new reciprocity
treaty. Mr.. Rose is also a Commissioner for
Great Britain on the Hudson Bay Company
and United States claims
Evening star., 1869-07-09

NEWS PROM ouR EURoPHAN SQUADRON
SPAIn FITTING Our WAR STBAA1Rs.-A dis.
patch has been received At the Navy Depart.
ment from Rear Admiral VIM. Radford, com.
handing European Squadron, dated Flag ship
Franklin, Vile Fnnche, June 2lst, In which
he announces that he arrived there on the 20th
inst. The u. s. steamer Kenosha arrived 1t
Barcelona, Spain, on ths 27tn OF May, from
Gibraltar, having touched at Carthaeena.
Captain Macomb, Of the Kenosha, reports that
the Spanish Government IL fitting out at the
Naval Arsenal at Oarthassna the iron.clad
Numoncia, and plating frigate OF the Colo
RADIO ciase; also, that the keel OF large first
class iron.clad had been laid. The y. S.
steamer Richmond arrived at Spezzia, Italy,
ON the 9th Of June, having touched At Athens,
Smyrna, Alexandra, Naples, and other places.
The u. S. steamer Guard arrived at Spezzia
ON the LIST OF June. The health OF the squadron
was good.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

A I'D TO OUBAl
ABHERs sEvENfH.srREEr PARK.
Four days-JuIy 7th, Sth, 9tb and l0tb a
1859. The proceeds TO be given to the Cuban
pstt;iots now strngsling for liberty. Extra
The celebrated foreign gymnasts
MILL! LUL1ILA and MONS. VENTINI
. MILE ZULElLA in her great transept Il CHIT
through the air on the double trapeze, so feet
spart: Also, the Empress of the air,
and perilons tyolations en- the Tight Rope.
Evening star., 1869-07-09

no, FOB GLY MONT
GRAND TEMPERANCE EXCURSION
KQUAL NO. 1, TRiBI OF JCNADAB.
MONDAY. JULY IL, 1869.
TICKETS, 81. LADIES' TICK ETS, so Cts.
Boats leave 7th-strset whsrf at
ieaTe % eiI snS SoS; S'S o. 81 m .,d dRssstDrnins g
delightful time l. anticipated. jvast
Evening star., 1869-07-09

oaaIsiNS a.ns Ne sETmfEaoANEsos, SES6DEoNs rARtoR Oh
operative Plan, By the payment Of % psrVIyvv
HoSss; Fsr fn.thss particular: tnanirs ct oRO.
<s1 nah street, lvest sideD between Pennoyl.
vanie syen and street. jsu-lm
Evening star., 1869-07-09

NBW YORK AND WASHINGTON eTlAn
IN SHIP COMPANY,
NEW EXPRESS LINE.
fHE ONLY DIRECT LINE BE. >
TWEEN WASHING TON AND <2K14
NEW YORK.
VIII run two steamers direct fro n Hew York 10
Msehington. landing freight at 9 street wharf
Lsevins Ney fork every Wednesday and Saturday
~ II n Leave u street Wharf, Wasbfneton
every Monday and Thursday at D. m.
n, Ireient received ct all hours, and forwarded ai
&C p HoUGHI0N, Agent, G,street Wharf
NashfDgton; HYDE y TAYLOR, Agents, 81
Water street, Georgetown; q. ELDRiDGE q co
Agents. AleIsndrfs, Va; JANIS HAND, Agent
11S W all street. New York fe Sly
Evening star., 1869-07-09

TRlCT NEW YORK CoLLxCrORsHIP. - It is
thought that the ground Of objections advanced
by General John Cochrane against his accept.
ance OF the Revenue ColiectorsAip for the sixth
District OF New York will Be removed. II win
be remembered that General Cochrane was
unwilling to assume the responsibility of the
large amount Of money received daily after the
closing Of the Sub. Treasury, and on that &C.
count declined the position. Secretary Bout.
well will probably designate National Bank
near the Collectors Office as Government
Depository, and thus enable the Collector to
deposit his money daily before closing his
ONCE
Evening star., 1869-07-09

HEAVY REDUCTION In FLOUR.
,,sIs,;Sl aShs q sfsMiSn S.4 Us,f FAMILY FLOUR at
Guaranteed 90 give satisfaetisu In ,nal,,v
CHOICE MAkYLAHD HANS
Nv BURCHlLL
Uncer Bbbitt a0upe,
JeS corner Hth and h sfreet
Evening star., 1869-07-09

LoUR fL0URH
TLoUR Is LOWER!
We SILL WITH nAIKBrt
Ger stock includes ell srsdes, from the lowest to
ehhy flour, - good a. wheat can make.
EVERY BARREL WARBAATlD.
BAK RSi
can supply you With the best Gfsdes OF
Ie1 suength, color and quality e9usl to the best
n BU d.
AAAb T1kD, MEAL,
BALID RAY AND STRAW
1or sAe IN such Quantities q nay be desired,
Ouf reeelps ere direct with orders 10 seII
W0. n. GAIT D 90,
,- AHoIsna avenue and lst street,
JsSin neAF Bait. and a n n nanof
Evening star., 1869-07-09

APPOINTMENTS in the Indian Bureau were
made yesterday as follows :-J. NJ. Wilson, w.
B. Nichols, X. Randebugn, q. p. Washburn
and Leroy Wood, to nrst-class clerkships, and
J. ID. Petit and T. H. Carpenter, temporary
clerkships in the General Land Office; George
L. Cook, r. @. Jones, Joseph Laughlin, A. b.
Cate and T. H. Wilson, to first.class clerk.
ships,
Evening star., 1869-07-09

TIE UNION WAR PRISONERS MONUMENT.
w. p. Lasselle, chairman OF the organization
OF Union war prisoners, has had an inter view
with the President relative to securing his aid
and cooperation In the erection Of a monu-
ment to the Union soldiers who died in rebel
prisons or from disease contracted therein
The President promised to do all he could,
and suggested that the association agree upon
some plan Of operation and then get TO work
The Montana post., 1869-03-19
General Custar Captured.

st Louis, March 16.--A Denver dispatch on
authority of Major Ames, at Ft. Lyon, says
Custar was captured eight days ago on a
scouting expedition. No further particulars
The Montana post., 1869-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

A GREAT number of Ladies and Gentlemen
"A have written TO for the purpose of getting
me to send them some of my Hair Restorative.
Being TO busy to answer every letter separately,
i have taken this method-through the papers a.
answer IL Is impossible for to sell 70 the pub
lie, from the fact that my Restorative i not
patented; the object In adv srtising Is 10 inform
the people of my ability to restore the hair, and a;
some time to get many patients as possible. So
rs 10 raise money sufficient to go TO Paris, g.
which place propose going shortly with the oh
ject Of obtaining q patent unless some patients
will make compensation sufficient 10 enable TO
stop In this city Beighborhood- have never
sold any Of my Hair Restorative, nor do wish t.
do 80 under any circumstances For the last .
years have lived at Diamond City. and have re-
stored all the patients who haye placed themselves
under my treatment. j invite every person Of
education 10 come and me for the next 3 months.
and guarantees 20 their hair in every In
stance, bind myself 20 refund all money paid
me. and pay ali expenses the party may be At.
Ladies' and Gentlsmen am patiently waiting
your confidence. JOSEPH FRIAND.
Diamond City, Feb I6. 1859. Fsodsw3HA
The Montana post., 1869-03-19

Velocipede candy is now sold. The
manufacturer finds it necessary TO give
notice that 1t is not worked by the feet.
The Lowell Neus says that literary
society in that city has settled the ques
ton that Queen Elizabeth was not jus
Allied in executing Mary, Queen of Scot
land, but that the decision came too late
to be of service to Mary.
A prominent Virginia Democrat hav>
ing been charged with changing his po-
litical views, writes a letter confesstng
the charge, explaining the reason for
his change, and declaring himself ut
terly opposed to the Conservative (rebel)
State ticket. Among other things he
says:
"I have changed because events have
changed, and our Government has
changed. A mighty revolution has
swept over our political and social sys-
TENS; and are the people of Virginia to
remain stupidity blind 10 the new line
of departure Have they TO follow
longer the lead and cling longer to the
fallen fortunes of the Northern Democ-
racy. who have failed to afford them any
relief, and who are powerless TO extend
relief to themselves L shall do nc
such thing and they who are seduced
longer by the Jack-o lantern lights OF
those shipwrecked mariners who are
still dreaming and speculating about the
defunct constitutions and platforms Of
the past, are simply gambling away
what little remains from the de6r1s o.
war, of the homesteads of their gooc
old mother Commonwealth, and dancing
at her funeral They shall dance by
none of my music, nor will L dance by
| theirs" -.
The Montana post., 1869-03-19
departmental.
DENT Like it.

Washington letter says it was the Treasury
ring and not the law of 'S9, that ruled out
Stewart. The law had been a dead letter for
years. Secretary McCulloch violated its pro-
visions, and had il rot been for the weakness
of some of the Presidents friends who quailed
before the clamor of the Treasury ring, two
thirds of Congress would willingly have voted
for the repasl of the law which had become