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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

Phillips Davis, Potts E G.; Paalson Geo H;
PetziDger John. Pleasans Jesse; Patter James;
Patterson John; Praar Louis; Pechin Samuel
s. Pinney s b; Putnam Newell; Pyncheon
Wm; Pollard ~n; Pearcs WG Capt; Pierce
R-Rice 9 N; Randolf q r; Rockwell Gal.
VIM Raymond Chas g; Robinson f w; Ragg
@ W; Robertson H p; Roemmele Jos; Rivers
Rees Theophilus; Rogers WIN II.
.S-Snyder A p stones r R; Stephenson
b n; SOmers Chas Cspt; Saambaugh Chas
Gen: Shea Daniel; Stevens E 5; Stone Eugene
T d; Snyder q; Schater G N; Stlner ] H
Sutherland Jno 2; Stickney & Co Jos; Ste.
vens john X; Smith J H; Self joe; S nitn Jno
s; Smith John; Smith John Gen; c,tt Jno;
Shobiner L; Sampled; Shoemaker M G; Teet
n; Schrvemend p; Sanders Richard; S1el-
don A; Spaks Stephen; Scanton Thomas
shannon Thos Hon; SivInton Wn; Sweeney
VIM Sheed WR; Street VIM; Steen VIM.
-T-Thompsen Arthur; Taylor A Col
Townsend u ?; Talburtt @ "; Thurston
Horace; Throckmoton II Hon; Thornton
Joseph: Thompson j; Tacker John H; Todd
John NJ Taylor Mathew y; Taylor NJ;
Townsend q; Talbot F Gen; Thompson
Moses; Thomas W E; Thomss w II. Treasdall
V-Vogei John.
W-Walker & T.; Wesseler ID; Warmer NJ:
Wilson Daniel; Wheeler T. E; Watkins q r
Rev; Wyms u s; Williamson Geo; Watson H
ner John w; WalIach John; Warren ] II;
Winters Joseph ID; Weaver q; Wineoerger
James NJ; Wallace J Van w Rev; W GOLF 2:
Walsh X 3; Worth John; West Aiouzo; Wes-
Wilson w: wisewell M Gen; W Wna,ey sam
liam.
Y-Youne A H COL York A A; Young
Z-Zender DIR; Zimmerman Geo; Elmlich
Peter A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

TROUBLE IN THE UNITED BRErHRKS
GhukcB.-The General Conference of tue
Opiteo Brethren Church IN Indiana, az a re-
cent meeting, adopted a law compellIng 2
memoers belonging - any secret society in
Iuoihg temperance organizations or the
withdraw from il or the coa:ch The Wnite
RIVER Conference Of United Brethren met a.
Indianapolis last week and passed resolutions
suongIy condemning the action OF the General
conference IN this respect, and especially GEN.
surlng them for the refusal to Gu omit the oues
uon TO the eInerent churches, pledging TO each
otner tnat they would resist the law ana stand
Usetna' aso II necessary organize a new
church. They appointed a conference to be
neld at indianapolis on the first Wednesday
IN september. 10 which all LIBERAL lIpiteS
bletnIen, wheather ministers or laymen, are
invited to come as delegates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

CoMMRNcRMENT OF RoCKHILL COLLEGE
Inns lnstitu tution, situat at Elhcott City Md.
ana under the charge OF the Society OF Christ
on wednesday last. There was q good au :
9ience In attendance, including some from
balumore and Washington, as we'll of the
neignDornood. The exercises consisted of
essays and recitations by the students, inter.
spersed with choice musical selections, irclu.
oing solos, Duets, trios, etc., aud perform an.
Ses py tne band, consisting ofpupils of the COL
rye. Ine vaiedictory was delivered BY ]. T.
kinehart. Degrees were conferred as follow:
master OF ARTS a. M. on Anthony Tegethof:
bacnelor OF Science on James Z Rinehart and
Justus a: Russell; Master of Accounts on
Caraway p. Smith, Richard K. Wakeham. Jss
U. Wakeham and i. Price Cough. Certidcatss
Ior pronciency IN English Literature on Parker
u. Young and j. Harwood Watkins. Certifi.
A. Whelan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
LADIES' LIST,

LADIES LIST.
A-Ash. Charley, co..; Allen Emily Mrs;
Anorews II NJ Mrs; Abbott Martha A And'r
B-Bayliss Agaes E; Brown Aunie: Bangs
Ee't'e q Mrs; BeuhIer Cnristip'; Brooks & A
Mrs; Buch Caroline B; Brown Jessie; Bates l..
Mrs; Beoneit LIZZIE; Brown L" ura E Morgsu
Mrs; Brown L Mrs; Esrry NJ ] Mrs; Barton
Mrs col; Boseman NJ Z; Brooks Mary; Boehm
S'Tsh Mrs; Bradford Sidle Mrs; Brown Susan
C-Curtis Aides Mrs; Carter Belle; Cole
Cs'oline Mrs; Clarke Gen Mrs; Clark ia ne
Ms; Ceilings John Mrs; Carer l. Mrs.
Lucy A, q Dickson Maggie, Duvall Rebecca
Eners0n Mary II; Entwiies Phebe AIRS; Elm
stein Theresa MRS.
F-tlorpnce Eilie: French Ella: Farley q
w Mrs; Pagan Ida Mrs; Farreliy X ate; Zoos
NJ Mrs.
G-Garvey ElleR; Gibson Hannah s: Guest
ia tie ID Galthers Lnciads: Gross Lizzie Mrs.
Gernhardt Lizzie; Gallagher Molle + Mrs;
Gsdders Mary; Gree n Reeecca Mrs.
H-Henderson Annie 2; Hamilton Ellie n
Nrs; Hatton Henry ID Mrs. Hall Hattie; lays
Mrs: Hall NJ f; Hartwell Moliie Z; Hobbs
Mary Mrs.
IGJ-InsIe f Mrs; johnson Annie Mrs;
Johnson Kate Mrs; Jones Llzziei Johnson J
-K-Kidrick Harriet; King Julia Mrs;
k.atiDg Mary.
l@Laurence annie, Loutner Albert Mrs:
Lacey H; Leady Louisio; Long Littleton Mrs;
Lambert Mary.
NJ MasteIio Eva; Magruder H Mrs; Morris
Julia Mrs; Morris Lizzie; MalacoI Mary NJ
Mrs; Mason Mary Mrs col; NJ onroe Mary; Mil.
ler Mrs; Myers NJ; Maxwell Nancy Mrs; Ajax.
", II Sarah Ann Mrs: NJ )ore Sirah Rsoecca;
McCiintock f Mrs; McWiilIams Annie;
MeCauley Commod odore Mrs; Mclntire Nell
Mrs =; McGarr Kale McCartey Lizzie; Nc.
lntoeh LouaIe; McMinn Mary Mrs; McNeiil NJ
NJ.
N-Nicholson E Mrs: Nelligan Mary.
P-Parker Annie; Pomeroy Jane Mrs; Pat
tel son John T Mrs: PerrIe Lottie Mrs; Plan
Mary Mrs; Philips Mary L Mrs; Parsons So
phie p.
R-Richard Alice Mrs; Rotten Araminta;
eynoIds Catnarine; Robinson Eve Mrs; Ryan
Lizzie NJ Reader Matilda; Robinson Rarie +;
Rautin K +; Richards; Riley Rebecca Mrs.
S-Surratt Annie; Spates Betsy Mrs; Sia-
clair Clara, Shaw b Mrs; Shreis Elizabeth
Mre; Smith Eliza; Seymour H b Mrs; Smith
Harriet: EtratchaA Katie; Seymour Jennie
Smith Jos'ne Mrs; SpaIdng l. 1t Mrs; Shadd
Lima Mrs; Sheldou l. NJ Mrs; Swain Louisa
Mrs; Sanders Maria; Scott Margt; She mao
Matte; Stewart Margt Mrs; Strong Mrs; Stock.
T T Mrs; Simpson Winnie.
T-Thomas Adelaide; Travers Anuetta;
Thomas Betsey, coll Tavenuer Geo A Mrs;
Tinkham Harriet p; Thompson Lizzie S; Tur.
ner l. Il; Taylor NJ ]; Thomas NJ, ,; Thorn pson
M I; Troth Mary E; Tettie Mary p Mrs; Thai.
deman Mrs.
W-Widmann Annie; Wann Anna; Watt
Bettie; White Cath: Washington Eva Mrs;
Washington Ellen, col; Wilson Ella; Williams
Julia Mrs; Wilson Jennie f Mrs: Winters Jen.
ME; Walker d, ,; Wou!fe Mary J; Walker
Nancy Mrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

a BOY KILLED WITH A KNIFE THRowS AT
him By AN ENRAGKD PLAYPRLLow.-A SAD
anair, resulting IN the death OF a young GOV
named Inomas Curle, occurred lately. The
deceased and Timothy Dsdee were engaged
Ia piay when quarrel arose between them
Dodee New into violent passion, ana draw
iLg common knife, opened it, and hurled
~, point foremost, at his companion. The
weapon took effect in Curie's left side making
oeep incision. He died on Monday. Hear
ing OF the death Of Curle, the police under.
look 10 mud and arrest Dodee The latter
nearing OF this fact, concesled himself usder
barn on spot known as Goo-e Island
and when found there by the officers, refused
70 come forth until a revolver was pointed al
nlm ana the holder declared he would fire
ccg0 Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

The graves OF soldiers and sailors 8, An
gusta, Me.' were decorated Wednesday.
ship. s''ain
,e.d dSrnrseon ;s gee s nose is declared to be more
..fwl1Ch fSA ChicaSo establishment advertises
.n.u.s wsinnenes,er, y. Va, has inaugurated an
SA CHICAGO youth of fourteen years
Sunday. - oN
~Eieht Kentucky papers ad yocate the aa.
mission Of negro tesumony
ga Tilted Canadian lover took reyenoe hv
tearing up the coed clothes OF the heartIess ose
SThere is a strong organized opposition ..
cities.
0Mrs. Scott Siddops, now In Europe. is
there only on visit, expecting 70 rerprn 10
this country in the tall.
@The Missouri Democrat speaks of .tna,
part pa . Q. snm continent which England tenporar.
SThe women suffrage folk viii meet I'm
Conveatou tn Saratoea on the l3 IN and IAN of
July. Inc greatest efforts are being made 70
secure q rousing attendance.
STuesday workmen commeuced laying
direct through telegraph line from selma, via
home, Knoxville and Wsshington city, 10
New York. Meseaees WIN pass over the com.
pleted line within two months.
ga carrillon Of forty.shree bells, the onIv
one In the United Sates and the third larre.t
IN the world. were consesraied af 81. Joseph's
Catnedral, Buffalo, N. Y, yesterday. Six
Bishops, various Roman Catholic Societies
anda splendid orchestra participated in rhe
ccnsecration.
~The present seems to b a very scklv
season Tor newspapers, and they are dyine 20
rapidly thai there seems 70 De an epidemic.
sort OF paper cheiera- Nine have suspended
time. = - -."''
- Max Stnkosch hae gone to Europe. He
intends 70 bring back % this country for the
fall musical season Carlotta Pattt, Theodore
the yioliniff.
0Central Georgia is xcited over ques-
tion seen 10 ee legally decided, whether per.
son may give dan cling psrties late af night DIV
which the peig hbors may be disturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM CCBA.

Spanish Troops Dying from Fever-More
Fighting = billibusters 10000 More
Apani n Hreeps Needed-An American
Filibustef Shot.
NEw YORK, July 2.-Advices from Puerto
Principe 10 the 23d al imo state that the condi-
tion OF the Spanish troops at that time was
dreadful The hospitals were full, and on an
average two deaths occurred daily.
A foraging party. $50 strong, were driven
back into the city, and 40 were sent 10 the hos
pital sick
The patriots captured a detachment of 100
regulars at The first station from Principe.
The regiment Of Catalan volunteers has 2oO
on the sick list.
Quesaca was actively operating in the yicIn-
ity. The Spaniards attribute has successes TO
an accession Of fllIbusters, and state that
5000 more troops are needed. The Spanish
garrison is dishetrtened.
An American named Speakman, one Of the
crew OF the "Grapeshot," has been shot 81
Santiago. The Amencan Consul asked for
delay OF the execution, which was refased.
The matter has been referred 70 the Amer lean
Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

H1Of the 1,20O convicts in the Illinois State
prison, 300 are members OF the Y, M. q. A.
which has been started there
- Maine, Massachusetts,, Pennsylyauia
Illinois and Iowa have each enacted q statute
year.
9The November election, in Massach usetts.
Will be decided mainly on local Issue of the
liquor and labor questions.
0The Maine Stats Temperance Oon ven ton
has determined that the best way to sustain the
public credit and pay the public debt is 10 stop
the liquor trafnc.
~ln New Orleans may be seen q colored
drillmaster drilling company OF while men.
ana tne scene inspires the journals OF that city
with the liveliest tforebodings.
~Several persons tn St. Louis have haa the
audaclfy 70 bring their bets on the result Of the
iate prize hight between Allen and McC sole into
Court for settlement.
~ The Sunday Law appears 70 have SUD.
denly found agreat many violent supporters IN
various paris Of the country. In Pitnpurg 1t
Is subject OF intense excitement.
~ One afternoon during the election distur.
Dances In PaIR, q card was seen in shop on
the Boulevard, announcing, "Window TO lei for
to.nighte riot. Price 20f."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
THE LONDON Tunes ON THE ALA.
BAMA CLAIMS AGAIN,

LONDON, July 2.-The Times. in reviewing
the Ieyenue returns, sees no reason for dis
quietude on account OF her relations betweea
Great Britain ana foreign countries. The
most important matters TO business men
are the site of her relations with America
In regard TO the Alabama question
and the present condition OF France
The Alabama difficulty Is not more threatening
now than II was year or two ago. Minister
Johnson's negotiations were not entirely futile;
they have demonstrated England's Willingness
10 make reas enable concessions, and her ceforth
IL will be impossible TO extract q grievance from
her acts or demeanor. Americans feel this and
at preeent, have no desire 10 push the question
in q hostile manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

After three p. NJ. yesterday affairs in WAL
street teok q sudden turn, which shows that
the late sIineeney in morey was entirely ar
ti<icisl. Money, from being y per cent per
Gay before the c'ose OF bank hours, dropped OF
10 per cent per rnnun At the same time
there was demaad for 1 he leading stocks on
large blocks, At euded wi,h an advanced of In
2eper cent, Lake Shore, New York CeotraI.
Northwesterp, AND Rock ls'and beiag es-
pecially active anS strong. Thu change 10 at
trlbuted TO a repors tSai he District Al orney
inte ads 20 under AXE prosecutions for violation
or the usury laws. ODe of the largest ssshort"
sellere il understood 10 have not ned the hgy-
ers Of has purpose TO deliver mis- SOCKS Io-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
By BaRkers and Brokers' TSeordph, ynn.s N
GdssdacdU opsrosor I

by Bankers' and Brokers' Telegraph, Janss N
GdssdUdy, operator
Lewis johnson Co quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets follows:
NEW foRB, July 2.-Flrst Board-U. 8 s's
lse1, coupon, ll7s; SOS, lso2. coupons I2i \ /;
leA, coupons ll7h; ls06 coupons, lis 4; isos,
coupon, new, l6sI; e.20s, lSd, coupon,
Iosi lo-ps, cJupon, lOe Pacific Mail
@s; Ohio Mssi sippi Ceruacates, 3k;
mariposa, 6, Atlan1c Mail, none; Canton
G' Cumberland, %; Western URion TeIe-
graph, 3eA; Quicksilver, l5s; Boston Water
Power, l5A: New York Central, Is5,,; Hud-
son, lei ~; Reading, 9a; Michigan Uenral,
none; michigan Southsrn. ,O9X; Ilnnoi7
Central, l&3k; Cleveland and Pittsbure. luS:
Northwest - Y; do. preferred a5I cleveland A
Toledo none; kock Island lleA fe-t Wayne.
hone Alton 4 Term Haute. 35; ToIeio spd
wabash, 72f; Adams Express, Coz; WsIIs
fareo 4 20. Express, 81; United States Ex-
press, none: American Express. none; Mer.
cnanU' Union, none. Chicago Il Alton, 1891
DO prefsrrsd, none. Market steady. Gold, I3s
al37R.
rBy Cable.l
LONDON, July ,. y. m.-S,onsole, ggKag,S.
1914. ~'
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, sG', ss6g.
LIVERPOOL, i p. m.-Cotton quiet Sales
$500 hales. Middling Uplands, Tax: Md
ding Orleans, l2%. Sales for the week I02 OQO
bales. Of which ll,OnO We're for ecuiauop, and
letJ0 for export. Stock IN port 392 O0O bales
OF which ls.eOO are American. Stock afi lat,
consigned here, 67i,0O0 bales, OF which sJ,OU
are American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

ILLICIT Stills SEu un--In 'ormltion has
been received at the Internal Revenue Depart
ment that the Revenue officers OF the I'D,
an, and5th districts Of Pennsylvanis (Pnila-
delphIa) recently made raid In the iih district,
and succeeded in capturing three ca loads Of
Illicit stills, worms and spirits, besides destroy
ing a quantity OF mash, whlskey, and distiIl-
ing apparatus, which could not be removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

hoRRiBLn DRAIH OF wonAr-A No.,
distressing rnd hornoie sccident happsaed a
Re residence OF Mr. Jesse n Simpers Dear
Union Meeting Houe. Oecil CJanty, ma
lev cave sgo. Miss Susan Mcdowell wen %
the Vol % draw q oue ket OF ws,rr. ana While
Engaged In drawing the same fell in 20 me well
sno IN ner TALL her head struck the sloneS,
lacera ing the scalp for three inches "a a MOS
shocking M srer. Mrs. Stmpe.s hea1a an
unusual nose ~ the well. ran oat, and. on
nndlng her On the well endeavorei % eueonr-
for some time. Mrs. Stmp>rs mean ~ htle Trv1ng
10 le'se her by the windlass, bot being ia Very
feeble health. soon became exhausteS. and
cetore me man could ge % TIE hocss. attract
ed oy the cries for help, lite was etttn,,
Deceased had lived In the family FOR m ore
than thirteen years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer "ARROw, ~ Captain Thomas Stack.
poe, lesves her wharf, foot Of sev-
tsandsg. tsan :sTses; s.aes.d eHIdy =, e i,
sHkNON landing and receiving passenger at
AnLEAAHpklA. tOhT EOOTE. FORT WASH.
rN&nUn " ARSHALL HALL, Md IONA and
HooSb' 's'-returning to the city st
fare to Mount Vernon and return, includins sd.
niselon 70 the Mansion and Grounds 81 So
Refreshments on board
Tickets for sale at al the principal Hotels, and
JAMES SYKES, General Superintendent. Once
Willsrds Hotel. ap q 2rn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
POLICEMAN SHnT

LouIsvILLE. June 2.-Last night John
O'Connell was shot aud instantly killed by
James Hendricks. who was under the belief
that he was purs uing thief. Both men were
members of the Metropolitan Police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
MANIFESTO OF THE REPURLIC.N
JUNTA IN SPAIN

MADRID, July 2.-The Republican Junta of
New CASTLE has issued a manifesto against the
navy policy Of a portion of the Min isters and
their disregard Of individual rights. The man.
ifesto recommends reorganization, and affirms
The right Of in- urrection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

mot long ago young man named I,nk
committed suicide near Saline, Kansas IN
seems thai Me-. Pittman contemplated mar.
rying Mr.. Links sister, 70 which he Hapk,
Mas opposed, ana Doth men agreed TO sh DOT
themselves. Link succeeded, and when Pin
man heard II, he seized a revolver, and was
70 shoot himself through the head when friends
fortunately foiled his purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

Ex-PRKsIDRNr JOHNSON expects ID leave
here tnIs evening for Greenville, Tenn., where
be proposes to address the citizens in favor OF
Senter for Governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

HAHsRAL MAsKBRHT, United States Minis
ter to Bolivia, arrived at alma June OH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
STEAMBOAT COLLISION AT CLEyE.
LAND.

CLEvRLAND, o., July AT ten O'Clock last
evening. the tug Ripon, while st-aming up the
river, struck small ferry boat which was
crossing the river with ten or twelve passen-
gers, and shivered il to fragments From
three TO five persons are supposed to have peep
drowned. The body of Martin ODonneII is
the only one that has been recovered. The
names OF the others lost are unknown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

CAPTURE OF THE LAST OF THE CUBAN Ex.
FEDITloN.-The revenue cutter Manonine on
wednesday afternoon captured the last fiIli.
night the Chase, with seventy q We men aboard.
end also the schooners Fanny an Wmona'
freighted with rifles, field pieces, sabres and
smmunitien. The schooners were seized near
at the BROOKLYN Navy Yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

STATIONERY CoNTRACT.-Messrs. Philip Il
Solomcns have been awarded the eoutract,fJr
supplying the Depart nent OF State with sta.
tionerg for the present fiscal year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

GBrlRAL JOHN CoCHRANE hiss accepted
temporarily the position OF Collector for the s. b
Collection Distric: OF New York, and duly
qualified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

INTKRHsT ON THE CORPORATION BONDS
We are authorized to state that the coupons of
the Corporation ten. year bonds are nov paya-
BILE at the City RegIater's Office, City Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

Gks HRAL SICKLKs sailed yesterday from
New York Tor Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

~A young woman an West 0raayine
Mass, arose In her sleep q few nights sinc.
and, after dressing her hair with the utmost
care and precision, walked i've miles 20 her
home IN Iollapc, IN her night clothes. never
swakening until Just before her ARRIVAL, when
che naturally caused quite a sensation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
LATER.
MutIny of Volunteers-They Seize and I'm.
prison q General.

HAVANA. July at is reported that tue
Catalan volunteers, guarding the liae of the
Neuvitas Railroad. have mutinied and refuse
to guard the line any longer They demanded
OF their Colonel TO BE- placed IN active SER
vice, end the Colonel presented the clam
10 General Letona, at Puerto PrIn.
cipe, who Immediately arrested him. The
voIunteers then marched to Puerto Principe,
liberated their Colonel, and seized and i'm
prisoned Letona. IL is expected that the Cat
(sanayal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

- The Empress OF Austria recently lay IN q
trance for nearly two days At mrs. sue Was
believed 10 be dead; bat the physciaas said
that her CONDITION was not dane~noas one.
and that she would speedily awake 20 con-
sciousness. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
Wall Street Ts.Dav

=, INV YORK, July 2-Stocks firm bu, unset.
ueo money active at per cent. and "a
commission. Sterling exchange, 90. Gola.
3. o,2O's, 1s62, coupon, 2I1. IO-4Us, coupon
"a. North Carolina 6's, Sc: do. new, 52x' Eir,
glhla 6's, old, 57S; do. new, 6I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
The FRENCH CABLE CUT AND
BUOYRD-

BRRsT, July 2.-There seems to be no doubt
mat the cable has been cut and buoyed, as nc
communication has been had with the Great
Eastern since the morning OF June 39th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Eighteen German
singing societies OF Philadelphia. com prIsiug
nearly nve hund. ed members, will take part
IN the eleventh Saengerfest at Baltimore, from
the lOth 10 18th OF this month. They will leave
on the 10th iE a special train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02

0A Paris paper tells charming story of
clever precocity: "Mamma," said girl OF
fourteen, lyon never let me play charades, but
I Know how to make them, too. Listen. NV
nrst is domestic animal. MY second is what
sveiy woman tries TO conceal. Ny whole is
the beginning Of liberty Can YOU euess itr,
mo" but. Mamma, It Ia very simple ltis
marriage" 1t is, we suppose, hardly worth
wnlle 10 remind any one that mari Is the
French for husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-02
IBW YORK AND WASHINGTON srpAm.
~ SHIP COMPANY
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&Aa s % :

u
WAsHINsfoN, 1863
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI
AORk and wAsHINGT0N AND THE WEST
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMoRR.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at =, q ana Q an
a ~ and lS:ss, MO, 10, $40, and 7:15
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at and SO A. n
and % and 20 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave 81 a. n. and 4:2O p. n. Ho train se
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave q a. n, and 12:43, 400, $40, and
FOB wAf STATIONS,
Leave q , A. u :, and so and 7:A5PM
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE W EST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday. st
a. III, $50, and 1:45 and p. n.
On Saturday q A, ~: and so ?. Il.
On Sunday ct 2 so, 1:43 and p. n. only. CON
Eectins q Relay Station with trains from Balti.
more TO Wheeling, ParkersburG, &c.
Throagh tickets 20 the West can be had st the
Washington Station Ticket Once ct oil hours Of
the day. Also, st the Companys once, 406
Pennsylvante avenue. Passengers purchasing
tickets q the avenue of1oe can there arrange %
have their baggage called for and check ed ct their
residenee, taken 70 the depot. and pat In the beg
Tor New York. Philadelphia, and Boston, -
Ddvertfsement Of Through Line"
J. WILSON, Master Of Transportation
l.: u. COLE, General Ticket Agent
foS GEO. o. kOOHTZ. General Agent.
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rs BANKRUPTCY,

il DISTRICT OF CeLrNIr.ss
At the Sttv OF Washington, on the 18Th d.y a,
June, 1873. The undersigned hereby xyes motto
BKNEpiCT in the City OF wsshia gton, VithS,
sat District who has been adjudged Bankrnnt
upon mis- ow petition by the Supreme Court ot sad
District. GEO. MASON Attorney a. Law,
T-lavsv City Hall, Assisnee
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Renainins in the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, July ?, 1909.

~To obtain any of these letters, the appl-
can't ust call tor advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list.
nrIf not called for within one month they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Once.