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The following letter has been received by Mr.
John Purdy, Of this city, from Mrs. Edward
Wharton, sister-in-law of Mrs. Henry Wharton.
nowinj jail in Baltimore on charge of poisoning:
NORTH CONWAY.
Ny Dear Mr.. PUrdy: Having seen an extract
from the Washington STAR that YOU had spoken
kindly of my dear husband and child. Thought
i would write to you, and let you know my opin-
ion. When my dear husband and child died.
did not know what was the reason of their DEATH
bat after my chids funeral, only week be-
beve, was taken suddenly Ill, and at one time
was was thought to be dying; ! told The Doctor I
suspected that she had poisoned my husband
and child also, and told my brother and all of nv
husbands family also, when it occurred, nearly
four years ago, but they thought nv mind was
ahected and told me not TO say so; that she might
prosecute me, and i could not prove il: but
have never spoken TO her since was brought
nom her house, and have never had but one
opinion, that she poisoned them and killed
them, and L barely escaped with my life.
MY daughter never had but one hemorrhage
IN her life, and that DIR. May can testify to, and
did not die of consumption, but romited her life
away; and although feared she might break a
blood vessel in vomiting. she did not, but being
weakened by distress she died, and Just e.
capped. Please mention this to the editor of The
STAR, and have IL published, for am in great
distress. write this letter in my nd, for / am
700 weak, from being 80 distressed, 10 sit UP.
Mrs. II. " marion owed nv husband two fboi
sand five hundred dollars, which we with din
Guilty got, after his death. L am now at North
shire. Please tell what have told Won: for
have never had but one opinion and that was
that Mrs. Henry Wharton poisoned and killed
my husband and daughter, and tried to kin me,
and said so at the time, nearly four years ago;
and II was not the first time she tried to poison
my daughter, either, as L saw mentioned this
morning in Boston paper about vial of
brandy that we sent to my brothe- TO Philadel-
delphia to have analysed; only K was whisky
that we sent. 1t is all true, and occurred almost
one year before they were killed by that woman.
My kind regards to Mrs. Purdy. Believe me-
truly, (Signed) j. G.. WHARTON.
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The Cereans want 10 be Let Alone.

NEW YORK, July A--The following is a copy
OF letter brought TO Admiral Rogers by a party
OF Coreans shortly after the arrival of the expe-
Itlon IN their waters, and before the first CON
hiet occurred" In the year 1863 a man of your
nation, whose name was Sebiger. came here and
communicated, and went away, and why can
not you do the same? In 1865, a people named
French came here, and We refer you TO them as
10 what happened. This people has lived for
ton, and we want no other. We trouble no other
nation; why do you trouble us? Our country Is
IN The extreme East and yours in the extreme
west. For what purpose do YOU come so many
thousand miles across the sea? Is il TO inquire
about the ship destroyed, General Sherman?
her men committed piracy and murder and
were punished with death. Do Won wan, our
land? That cannot be. DO YOU want inter
course with us? That cannot be- either" As
the party had no credentials or authority 20
tre in neither Minister Low nor Admiral Rogers
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~In Oregon, previous TO amaz,n, -
mentary canals with bug-juice. grace n s s.l
mus heres what makes us wear old elof,ss :,
EPink-lined sunshades are eoins o,.s =
"a among the ladies, inasmuch as thew .; VI y.
10 tne complexion very trying color. gave
1The family vault of II. II p,,-A
cemetery at Paterson, N Y, was brolen o,.a Ia
lev aays ago. An the silver plate ON the coss.s
stolen, ana In one case the coffi itse,s III
srW.r, p.,.I s.e'e'on exposed.
IN Pennington, N j.. on suspicion ~ a. arrested
ner own infant and killing two OF her sis.g
ehndren One or the bodies has been s.sters
and an inquest VIII be held. uisiiiterred
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THE PRISONER THAT VALLANDIGHAN Was
DEFENDING ESCAPED PROM JAIL--At mid
night the nre bells rang an alarm. and ii vas
found that seven prisoners had dug their way
out of the County Jail, among others Mcclellan.
in whose defence Nallandigham lost his life re-,
Gently. They effected their escape bv tearing mn
portion OF the stone floor of one OF the eek ia
the southeast corner Of the prison. eXcavatinga
tunnel into the cellar under the Sheriff. RS
dence. The cell from which the tunnel was
made is only eight feet from the cellar. hut ID
must have required considerable labor 90 cNca-
waite the hole of sufficient size TO enable The rrs-
oners to crawl through. The earth IRON the eN-
caYatlon " as thrown back into the cell. After
reaching the cellar they made their exit through
a window into the front ward Ofthe tail. and src-
ceeding in reaching the street before being dis
covered. The alarm was at once given. and
Sheriff Swadener, with several of the police force
ard others. started in pursuit OF the fusitiyes
WHO had scattered through the streets and alIeys
IN the vicinity OF the jail and I'm various dire--
lions. The escape OF any more of the inmates
ten OF whom remained i'm the Jail. was prevented
by the Immediate presence of the turnkey
though several Of them refused 90 avail them
selves OF the opportunity OF attempting it-Dry-
ten (Ohiol Journal, July 1aA.
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~Three shirt studs were found in one ,
those Charleston sharks.

1Three shirt studs were found in one of
those Charleston sharks.
1Putting torpedoes in breakfast rolls Is the
Missouri style Of blowing up boarders
nSIt Is suspected that DIR. Liyinestoue's
clothes must be about worn out by this time
~ Most Of the rooms and young people at the
waiering-places are already engaged.
1Thomas Rowley, of Iowa, ia the last victim
OF intemperance-in water drinking.
61f Brigham Young is run out of Utah. he
proposes to 20 20 the Sandwich Islands. and woe
to him who approaches that FL Dorado
SAiexis Is surely coming to America, for
company him.
- The vito of Col. Alex. Hamilton. son o.
the great Hamilton, niece of President Mon
roe, died at New Brunswick, n. j., ON FriIai
night.
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SENATOR MORTON ON NATIONAL PRoe-
PECTs.-Senator Morton, on Change in Cinciu-
nau, Saturday, spoke some minutes, expressing
the opinion that never in the history OF this
country had we such a favorable prospect as
now. The late treaty with England he believed
power Of our nation. This treaty gave Us the
assurance OF peace TO come, and IL Wa puaraD-
teed new era among the nations in th,. settle
mt M Oh inc dinerences without war. ItencOul~
aged merchants by promising bright b0ssy.ss.
Iuture and assuring them. He never 10 enc
course OF his life saw more confidence ri.aa ro1x
ehls,s. he was heartily aPplauded ,..en be con-
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ANOTHER TICHBoRNE Casa London let
ter says: There is rumor that we are to have
another case involving a vast estate, and it is
true that notices have been served by rival par
ties on the tenants of the late Lord Hertford's
party. The late marquis OF Hereford passed
most of his time in Paris, drawing an enormous
revenue f70 600 year, from his Irish and other
estates. be had an Legitimate son, who is no
other than Mr.. Richard Wallace, whose name
has lately been frequently and honorably asso-
ciated with the sufferers in Paris, on whom,
during and after the siege, he lavished his money
Lord Hertford made this illegitimate son his heir
by codcil, but the will to which the codicil was
appended had made Sir Hamilton Seymour heir
The latter now MEANS it is said, to challenge the
validity of the codicil, and the trial inyolyjno
the disposal of estates, whose rental amounts Id
10000 year, win be OF exceeding interest.
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Long Branch Personals

Long BRANCH, July A.-Secretary Robe on
and Rev. DIR. Newman, of Washington, left here
this morning for the New York navy yard. To-
morrow evening the Secretary win leave for
Washington. Senator Cattell, of New Jersey,
Gen: Horace Porter, John w. Casey, Collector
OF New Orleans, President Elliott, Of Harvard
college, Governor Randolph, Of New Jersey
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A Newspaper Renorfer nroxnea-

PHILADELPHIA, July 2f.-wm. G. Stone, a
reporter of the Age, was drowned yesterday i'm
kancocas creek, Jersey. He had been bathing,
and was walking on the banks, when his hat
blew OF. and In endeavoring TO recover il he got
beyond his depth, and thou h a good swimmer.
drowned before assistance could be rendered
de was possessed of considerable literary attain
ments. He was also an amateur theatrical per
former OF much ability
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PARDoNED By THE PREsIDENr.-The Presi
dent has granted unconditional pardors to G.. r
Reddin and It. E. Brown, convicted of Illicit dis
filling in Tennessee
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LONDON, July 2i-News has been received of
the loss of the bark Nickerson. of the Cane of
Good Hope, with six of her crew
The steamship Nemesis, from New York for
liverpool, touched Queenstown last evening
ne steamship n estorian, from Quebec for Gias-
gov, was signalled of Neville to-day.
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Mr.. JOHN ID. Lane, OF Maine, member of the
Indian Commission, has taken the place OF Mr..
Vincent Colyer as Secretary of thelCommission
during the latter's absence to New Mexico,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SCHNELL'S HOTEL, RESTAURANT AND
~ SUMNER GARDEN
No. 1889 STREET,
Will be reopened on MONDAY next BY the subscri-
Der The services Of the. German Band recently
rom EuroPe are engaged for the evening. The
jy22-.ts GEORGE sCHNELL.
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Boston, July 24-The United States sloons NJ
va :. eosielatsen and Saratoga, from Halifax.
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THE COMMISSION Of Charles s. English to be
Collector of the port Of Georgetown, ID. c., was
made out at the Treasury Department to-day
and forwarded to Long Branch for the sigma
ture of the President.
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q 1,OO3 GIFTS.
uRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

uRAND GIFT AND Distribution
igssa z ss Si sa,,os 6ssss "'
Hor1e, WashtagtoH
To be held in Washington, d. O., under and by
virtue OF a permit from Hon. A. Pleasanton, Com
ml,sloner OF Internal Revenue, on the 9TH OF July
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners - story Brick
acres Timber Land in washington Co., Nd, With
Ohio Canal, so 90. s-story Brick House, Ia Boil
Conway ST., Baltic, 81 500. / fine Residence near
w, Snooo. fine Residence near Govanstown
town, same location, $500 fine Residence near
Govanstown, same location 81 500. Lots adjoining
ssSS Cash sgSS a s9nS @ safh
$500 U 3: Bonds; $1,000 N; G, State Bonds; no
shares Citizens National Bank, Baito; 100 shares
Northern Central r.; r.; 100 shares Erie r: r.. 20
viii Be- .od at aP s eaeS TICKETS only
MAJ GEo = c 1.gGs, Bsite', Nd ND COmr,i''r'
Hg E.f 5; NEehhsT, ~ G Pitt.burs Pa, nxs!ss;
ington, ID; c.; Hon. Jas. 5. Negley Pittsburg, Pa.
frst National Bank, Hagerstown, No. Appleman
SCo, Bankers; Hagerstown, Md. Hon. b. j. Brent,
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified By
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee Tickets and
s NS.;n can b bad Of Mst.sIot CT
o. II. Morrison: Booksellers, l!S Pennsyiyania
avenue; Benz. Dewelf, Jeweler, 619 Pennsylv ania
avenue yno. Parker, Bookseller, S2I 7th street;
Aistrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents. u L9Iis,sna
General Agent, stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
=, ~ Orders BY mail will receive prompt atten.
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INV NV YORK, July 24.-The messenger Of the
Nauonai Bank Of New York was Knocked down
~ w men Saturday p. m, at the corner of
broadway and Warren street and robbed ~
sSo,o0o In government securities.
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NAPOLEON I. AND Miss BALCoMBE-A no.
tice in the obituary column of the London Times
records the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Abell in her
maiden days Miss Balcombe, known to every
career as the young lady whose sprightliness
and sympathy were among the few things which
rendered his latter days in exile at St. Helena
supportable. Mrs. Abel published some me
moirs Of that captivity more than a quarter of n
century since, when she was often to be seen ia
the Bonapartist circles in London :
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS
FROM FL ROPE TO-DAY.
Ieiegrdphed Erciusireiy 70 Tao Ereninc Ssdr.
Fpox.s

1AOm IL &OfE lD-DAN.
Teiegrophed Exclusively 10 Tao Erenfnc Ssdr.
From London.
The Hyds PART Meeting a FIxsle-TRe Germsn
Fr!noe at osbOrRe-Tke Emperor aud Empress
Of BrdsiI.
LONDON, July 2f.-The meeting AZ HYDE Park
yesterday was failure. A heavy rain prevailed
during the day, and prevented any considerable
crowd from assembling.
Prince Frederick william, OF Prussia. has ar-
rived at Osborne.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil have gone
TO Birmingham.
Spain Can't get a Ninf~fry
MADRID, July A.-The new ministerial comhi-
dlnation under Serrano has failed. 1t i said
Serrano refuses - undertake the formation OF
another cabinet.
From Paris
Courts Martial If fhe COpamasisfs- II, .Sund,,
EleestOns-l'Gging tie IndemRffy
PARIS, July 4.-The courts martial for the
trial OF the communists at Versailles have been
adjourned.
Bonvalet is among the successful candidates in
the elections OF SUNDAY.
:, Heavy payments towards the second half mil
hard OF the indemnity have been effected.
fayre Refuses 10 be Pacjded.
PARIS, July 2i.-It is reported that Favre per-
tsts in his resignation, because the petition of
the bishops urging the government % support
the temporal power OF the Pope has been refer
red to the Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
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RENEWAL or THE CALIFoRyfA Mrrfye
STEIKE Hummelshine, the withdrawal of
troops from Amador county, California, the
troubles with the miners have broken out afresh.
The owners refuse to comply with the demands
of their operatives, and they have armed them
selves, declaring that they will work for them
selves and not for the league. Fighting is
expected.
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MODERN KNIGHT ERRANT-Rosc Mr.. Ldyton
sought and KILLED Has ERcmy-For some years
M. layton, OF Missouri, has been i'm search of
his wife's seducer, and at last has found and
Killed him in the coolest way imaginable
During the war Layton employed one Bedford
ana, as the Nevada (Mo.) Times SAYS, "trusted
him with his family and his honor, which was
certainly very injudicious and unusual thing
20 90, ana, II proper papers were made out as to:
the contract, one which would have made Bed
ford guilty merely of breach of trust in rum
ming away with his employers "honorn
snort time ago Layton, apparently a quiet man.
yet carrying pistols, and mounted ON a splendid
charger 81 as became so chiyalrous a knight, came
TO Balltown, stopped at a hotel, looked ahout
and at last found his man. Then he returned 10
his hotel, saw that his charger was ready, fired
on MS pistols, cleaned and reloaded them, and
then sprang lightly on his steed, caracoIei down
the road, found his man, tore his glove from his
right hand like fine Guy Livingstone, and then
eelDerateiy nred several shots into Bedford,s
body. Then he mounted, cantered leisnreI,, ur
the lane and went away q deliberate ur,rjerer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

Mr.. W. w. CURTIS, chief clerk Of the Gene
raj Land Office, returned from his western tour
to-day
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Young LADY FALLS DEAD AFTER DANG
ING--The childrenof st. Lnke's Sunday school
had an enjoyable time on their excursion. When
near Castleton Miss Martha Buckley, a teacher
IN the Sunday school, complained OF pain in
ner neart, She quickly recovered, however, and
talked awhile, after which she arose, and Itch
ing hold OF friend, began TO dance in q playful
manner. She had taken but few steps when
she ieil. At Castleton DIR. Davidson was sum
moned. No relief could be Afforded, however.
and In an hour she died. Miss Buckley was =
me timber Of st. Luke's Church, and was mnch.
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The THIRD-cLAss steamer Iroeuois, now fit
ting out at Philadelphia, will be ready for sea Il
the course of a few days, when the officers vii
be detailed for her. She will probably join on
squadron in the East Indies
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Great uctfOn.
IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES,
>, A.. BRANpIEs, GINS, &C.,
OF the following brands, yiz:-Family Nectar,
a. years old, $40 per gal. Robertson do, ssse
do, Ss do; Pine Apple, trec,ihedp $40 do
Bnhna s 50 do d. 4hne,l ~ do;
Dupuy & Co, 1858, Sle; California Brandy, 80 do.
Old Tom Gin, S2.5; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters,
myl1 1917 and 1919 Penn'a avenue.
THURsToN's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by All druggists Price, = and cents
y0UYEN 8 1N0D0R0US KID GLOVE CLEAN
Err restores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price. q
cents. de5-l y
Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any citafe poison to produce paralysis or
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at 16 Bond street, New
York. fe5-d
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CONTRADICTORY ACCOUNTS NJ -ux r,cr,r-
ING ISG n cuBA,-An Official ..ccoHrt bT The Can
the lsnd,ns ~ a. an abisaed i'm Havana OF
f,nsnfona,ns He clustering expedition near
1osition e. IN. Spanish troops, elected from its
Es S,eu, Nj <dy routed, pursued. and al last
folloxsss q, he adds thai important fesults have
The the engagements. Private adyices M
c. an lave been received az New York from,
s.. .os, wlich say that the Insurgents had hen
.uecssst ni IN several engagements that ,er.
PRISONERS, and that they--the CubsnsN s - saken
co the Department Of Guanfonama "h'roil-
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MIR. w. L. RANBusCH, of Minnesota, ha
been appointed to first-class clerkship in tn
contract Office Of the Post Office Department
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
EAUQUIER w. 8. SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
Visitors DESTROYS to pass the heated term at this
favorlte Summer Resort, will take the o. 4
carriages will be in readiness to convey les
them. six miles over good road, to the Springs.
children under Il years and sery ants half price;
l.. G. SHAFER,
ton. IRep.1 jyH2w
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BY bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when overheated, and when suf-
fering from fever, with that
raolfn Roll

Druggists: stptt Co, 40 Pa. wi r. MAJOR,
A. snS ign siibarn1 Co.. s1 ssi ISL 18Th r e.
Ser ah and streets; r. B. Ferguson. ion Pa. sv.,
Thomas A; Ritehie, q High st.; z. L. 0ropley 4
Druegists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
IN and II streets. See testimonials and direc-
fiOn9 iyS-1m
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INSURANCE.

NORTHWESTERN
IN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
AU6. GATLoRD, Sec; HEBER SMITH, Vice Prest:
JOHN II VAN DYKE, Prest;
Was organized In ls55. Has S30o0Oo assets, and
5000 members. Being a purely mutual company,
ths Northwestern furnishes insurance at its cost
This net cost will be less than in most, IL not all
Eastern companies, because 10 obtains higher rates
Of interest ON its investments has lower ratio Of
Mortality, and holds high reserve. Agents wanted
once So9 7th Sc. L. KNIGHT,
Jel5-n General Agent.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc.
u benefit of the FIFTH BAPTIST IT,
C Oh Rsy q G Ms. si,E pas Gas
steamer WAwAsET viii leave Seventh street
whaff at o'clock a. m.
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FRANCE leads all the couptrSe. oy.A
uie matter 1 OF Indebtedness. Her nsfso,.9 IN
W,oo0 600 francs, being ten per ces.s ~ oeot
cent area z. S y Britain and Oress cer
Is greater than those Of Austria P<,s tAtesl u
ss ne Holland combined The cost 10 Frsn assse y
S d raneo-PruSian war OF is7o' sn.i.fhce OF
uei'hns, was 5000 900 francs 1hg N
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REAR ADMIRAL g. s. BoGss, now in COM
mand of the European feet. will soon be placed
on the retired list, on account Of his advanced
age. As already stated, he will be succeeded in
the command Of the feet by Rear Admiral JAS
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DEPUTY COMMISSIONERS WILLIAMS, of the
Internal Revenue Office, leaves here this evening
to spend few weeks In New England.
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INTERNAL RKvRSUE--The receipts from this
1urce to-day were s112, 1850.
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GENERAL BABooCK, Superintendent of Pub
lie Buildings and Grounds, left here last evening
for a weeks visit to Saratoga.
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SECRETARY DELANo is expected to return
from Ohio sometime during the present week.
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ss colored woman. AZ Aiken, s. c.
-. - short time ago a yener.,a. O.
,asiE crossed the ocean and Cot a. German had
Sriep ha an, where he jcyfnily n, As Phi
exchanged sI h. s"a,oenly before greeting coSld ms ms
age WEAKNESS and excitementH oeaa nom old
49,. gentleman az the Rou,a -.
fTe ev rs said that he had been msr,ts se camp
given his r ane during an that time he ha rSrenty
Rochester Dsmoeroi sb hIrd e. cross look The
sniyi,s angel long ago He wonid en- ss1,oad have
eqasnimity. weeks BY his internal
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Gov. COOKE left TOR Philadelphia on Saturday
evening to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jay Co ike
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CoNsUL RECOGNIZED. - The President has
recognized Andres Cassard as Consul of Costa
Rica, at Charleston, s. c.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the new loan to-day
re %. 900 ouly
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KNIVES, FORKS, SPOONS, LADIES,
IA CAsfQRs, BAsKEIs, TEA SETS, q a
and other useful articles Of TABLE WARE, ~
Tor sale AZ the very icscsg rates, at the old
shed JeWeiry stand, corner Of Penn
sylvapia avenue and lith street.
'ys-lm III. o. HOOD.
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SECRETARIES Belknap and Robson are ex-
'cted here tomorrow or "Wednesday.
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1HE MONTANA NAIL CASE Of Altman act
Huntey, better known as the Montana Mail
Contract Case, which was commenced in the
Equity Court about Az years since, and which
was appealed to the Supreme Court of the United
States, has been settled.
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POSTMASTER GENERAL CREswELL viii not
return from his home at Elkton, Maryland, I'M
til Wednesday.