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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm to the plainest face; but when faded
features before agreeable lose their cemeiness and
the whole expression that Of advancing age This
peng TACT, n Is not surprising that Injurious
articles should have been prepared 10 supply the
mililons who wish TO avoid prematurely gray hair
dered az that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success
II Il the only preparation furnishing a safe and re-
liable restorer for the hair; absolutely free from all
poisonous and deeterious matter, and without sei-
ment, and thousands above thousands have availed
themselves of it, not simply because il restores the
color OF the hair, but because it supplies noursh-
ment II feeds the roots of the hair, so that where
decayed 1t becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections of the country orders and TESTING
mails are received daily, speaking i'm the highest
terms OF Its qualities as the only preparation that
eyer gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward &
alsh, 18th st and Pa. av. and 18Th and G.: s. Cal
vert Ford, 100 Pa. aav.; Chrstiani Bros, nh ami
NJ SITS; g. W. Cropley, ITO Bridge st Georgetown:
j; u. Donnell, Sth st, Navy Yard: u. r HickIing
I'd ST. and Pa. av.; r. A. Bacon, IA and sts Island
VIM. ii. Daw, corner 10th and l. sts; and at the
pepot, corner OF I'd and ID SITS. N. w. lel2-d
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s.nxainary Fight with the INDIAN


CHICAGO. July 1.-THE Prescott, Arizona,
hsHsr Of june Nth gives the following psrticu-
lars of the slauvhtsr Of - Apache Indians NJ a
Point near Tonic crsek ia that Territory:
The cause OF the slaughter Wa the killing q
Bowers & Co.'S her,lSman aud the cauture OF
that herd by the AgaChCS. The Indians had ID
SrCncr obtained Possession OF the herd than a
messenger Was dispatched 20 convey the news IN
Prescott.
on receipt OF The news \ party started IN pur-
sUit. Aftsr proceeding IS miles, the met a de-
tachmcn Of the third airy under command Il
II, ut Charles NJ. Morton. likewise I'm pursuit OF
The Indians. The citizens Joined the force un-
Der IA, at Morton, and the Journey was resumed
with frcsh Nieor.
After proceeding - miles the uartv went into
camp AT late hour Ina the ulng. ON the
metiing OF the 18th thoN again took NJ the trail.
winch they followed for ~ miles aud "a Iao'c clock
r. m. came uTon kanchcria. which they Quickly
surrounded, killing g Of The inmates. feeling
satisfied that there were numerous Indians IN
We n.lghhcrhcod, and determined they should
have the least poSs bile time "a prerare for hatto
OF 10 effect their escape.
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USmall-pOx prevails to an alarming extent
In the chief cities of Germany.
" A Cincinnati sign represents Shakespeare
III the act OF drinking lager. 1888.
RrThe alderman Of Florida towns meet semi
annually, and tOsS~up for the beer, because
they've nothing else 70 do.
H5-A writer in the Overland MONTHLY relates
his experience in Arizona during a rain of live
frogs. He AYERS that the grass was literaI,y
alive with them.
rS-The latest style of collar for gentlemen is
narrow and turned over, worn low in the neck.
The stouter the person, the lower can the collar
be worn. - N~--'''
~ When Gov. Hoffman was visiting the Au-
purn IN. ~ prison over seventy conyicts asked
LOT pardons Only two of these admitted their
fenced. -.s---l - > - -
nVt is a noticeable fact that large number
OF trees are being killed in New York CITY by the
wooden pavements excluding moisture from the
roots. The pavements, in many cases. are per-
fectly air and water-tight.
~ Prof. Coe, who made a balloon ascension
from Ogdensburg, passed through several snow
squalis, ana at one time had two inches of snow
IN the basket. He and his Companion suffered
greatly from the cold.
ia Yankee in England being ANNOYED by
the constant boasting of the superiority of Eng
Isl, sn girls, hnaiy silenced laudation by declaring
mat "they had gal in Boston only eleven years
OLD who could chew gum in seven different
languages with her eyes shut ,
ErCol. Susan B. Anthony in her recent lecture
the case OF Mrs. Fair. Her remarks were met
with storm OF misses and she changed the -
Francisco. ~
@In the game of base ball at New York
yesterday, between the Haymakers and M utuals
the former won by score of tot. At Cleve-
land the Red Stockings, of Boston, defeated the
Forest City Club, Of Cleveland, II to g.
0The French government has despatched q
representative TO England, TO endeavor 70 induce
the British government TO consent to the modi-
hcation OF the treaty of commerce between
1860. -
HThe Deputies in the French Assembly
from the provinces occupied by the German
Theirs the policy OF anticipating the future nav
ments Of the German indemnity. 1t Is said
Theirs encourages the idea, and that nepotia-
tons with Germany upon the subject have
already been entered upon, A"''
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Government Securities.


BALTIMORE, july l4.-Nirginia skies. old A. hiS
ld - ~ 90, $50 ~ bad 80 asked. do ooap ~
ON % hld, onfa ASK Il. do. coupon new, 7sk ak
,,bALriMokE, July II -C0ttIn hrmar: low n, Ia -
dlnRs are held at -. Flour ia fair demand for N n
srSuhd and new; prices unchanged. Wheat stea n,
shd entirely unchanged. CorD-stock scarce an 4
dehalia light white southern, 76a7s; yellow SUI n
southefn, So old western, 5eaSs. Whisky nrm %.
-. broNlsIons unchanged. Mess pork, els sla : Is
cured hsrs, falIt. Lard steady, ilaiiK
NEw YORK, July 4.-Stocks steady ana ,ui..
Gold dull, ll5Sal2. Governments dull anl 49,
Money easy, ;. Virginia =, 66sE :do new "a Nh
do. short, H. s' w
NEw YORK, July H.-Flour unchanged, Wheat
Jun and unchanged. Corn shade hrmer.
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The Saratoxa Races

IE'te"et -dttcFtddsce-FdbHtOut Nuns Stdked d1d
Won on LonqfelJotc.
SARATOGA, n. Y, July I4--There was an i'm
mense attendance at the races to-day. The ffrft
race was for two-year olds, $50 entrance, p p
$1,000 added, three-quarters Of a mile. f. Nor
ms b: C. st. Patrick won in 12o; McDaniel's
en- G. by Australian second; Halls gr. c. Frank
swift third. In the second race for the
saratoga cup, all ages, $50 entrance, p. p II 900
added, two and three quarter miles, there were
tweiVe entries At the start Longfellow PROMPTLY
took length lead, and after the first mile in
creased the advantage till he ran under a good
pull four lengths ahead, coming in on an easy
Iope. h1nghsher's rider using the whip freely
after the first mile. Bets were offered % 10 on,
LohgIellow. Time: fo2&. Fabulous sums were
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Going To Dulufh-

ERIE, Pa, June IA A party of Journalists.
numbering about twenty-five, left Erie on the
steamer X. G. Coburn this morning on an ex
eursion up the lakes 90 Duluth and over the com
pieted portion of the Northern Pacific railroad
10 Red river, and down the Red river by steamer
TO Fort Carey and Lake winnepeg, returning
via st. Paul and all rail route. Among the
party are Bayard Taylor, Of the New York
Times; G. A. Dana, New York sun; ID. a. Crosby,
New York World. The party will be Joined AZ
Detroit by George Bross, Of the Chicago Tribune,
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IHE VIRGINIA EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
In the Virginia Educational Convention al VIM
chester, yesterday, various subjects were dis
cussed. The DISCUSSION and reT,crr al tle ,ss,s6
hshment Of polytechnic school for the south
was postponed until the next annual meeting.
Proi. Henry Estell read paper upon the proper
IN colleges, in which he set forth that mental
arithmetic ought 60 be more generally taught,
anu chapter ON insurance added 10 the course.
lie subject matter caused animated debate be-
tween the long and short methods. In IL even
ing session, Prof. John b. Minor OF the 1Yrgiuia
university, delivered an address on Ibie teach
ings I'M schools" taking strong grounds for Bib
heal instruction in all schools. The discussion
was quite animated
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York stock market was rather Avn go.
tssrdSy. Ibs intelllg,pce frgm Great Britain ia
". bahh ~ knCiaud bad REDUCED IT, discount az
~ Two Per cent. eiuced the pryHnium gold r.
noh, the quotations ringing irom 49, O. Q. j.
SSoN tninei,t bonds were steady. Tut very dull 1
the stock list transactions were small Mon.V e..
essy AZ me usual rates. Upun the Whole. tn
vas ahot A. du. a. any experienced flr sans fi-f,
asf. owing doubt a. the other ax.ti,le- -.
which have recently trarspfrpd I'M Ne~I NJ
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The Virginia Educational Conve.,,o,

WINCHESTER, VA. July li.-The Educational
Convention consumed nearly all the morning
session IN considering the exPediency OF having
regular systematic declaiTning or elOcution
under authority, in schools. The discussion
gave riss 10 a great deal of merriment The
sutleet went over TO the next annual session
Win Prof. John Il. Minor, of the University of
virginia; chairman Of the committee. stanton
was agreed upon as the next place for holding
the annual meeting.
In the night meeting the subject Of a proper
method of teaching mathematics was resumed
and discussed at length.
Judge Legare, OF tie Alexandria Female Sem
mary, presented a report of the special com
mltee OF proper CURRICULUM for small schools
and IL was received.
RESOLUTIONS of respect to the memory of Gen
Lee. late president of Washington College, were
unanimously passed. A resolution requesting
the lady teachers to become silent members OF
the association was tabled. A letter from Gov
ernor Walker was read, regretting his inability
TO be present Resolutions were passed unani-
mousiy expressing gratitude 60 the citizens Of
winchester for their generous hospitality, and
thanks to the various railroads for free return
tickets.
AT II midnight the convention adjourned, To
in Stanton.
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leased the Jacksonville and indianapolis rail-
road, including the Madison Branch, paying six
per cent. interest on the capital stock This read
Is about two hundred miles long, and also owns
a large portion of the stock of the Louisville
the great Pennsylvania road gained control of
two bridges over the OHIO river-the one at Gin
cinnati, together with the Cincinnati and Louis
Vllle Snort Line road, having passed under their
control some time since. They have TINS The
sole feasible access TO the great Louisville Nash
vile and New Orleans railroad, and if they can
succeed in controlling the southern lines through
the Atlantic and Gulf States, as now seems nro6-
able, shey will monOpoliZe the business Of tbe
south even more effectually than they now DO
that of the West. A0" w
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VIII RniId El,euh..a

ct. fAUi, July l4.-ArrangementS have heeu
consumAted by the Lake Superior and Missis-
Sfll Railroad Company 90 build a railrua q
bridge at saltwater 90 connect with the West
WISCONSIN Railroad. an injunction having hern
granted against the bridging Of the saint CFo.N
river at Hudson. Minnesota.
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Mrs. Cddy Stanton and Susan b. Anthony Mr.
Tears scfh Mrs.. Fair, the Marderess.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.-Mrs. Cady Stan
ION and Susan b. Anthony paid a visit Of sym
patty and coincidence to Mrs. Fair in the iail
yesterday.
.. Brumberger, who claims 20 have been
private secretary 70 JEFF Davis during the war
was arrested Yesterday for the forgery OF q check
ier $50 a he was leaving on the vessel for
Mazattan. He jumped overheard and was
rescued with difficulfy-----'--
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0Vegetarian excesses-giutenous 49,.
Vermont. ~ Windsors
In, nes coyets our weather signal rv,e,.
elsS Z Inc se Cardiff Giant. dead and tuynso =,
80 ao PIPING hole in n West Troy barn.
bothered the Germans 40 mnch y me frend
tfeM. framed falcons fSOm saxOny 70 es ea I'm
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~ l,OO3 GIFTS.
NRAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION

URAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
- FOR THE BENEFIT OF
The tSsrdnf sd3yiy1' Sissrs o. CHARITY Ns'o
Home, WdSaingtoH,
To be held in Washington, ID. c., under and by
virtue OF a permit from Hon. A. Plessanton, Com
missioner OF internal Revenue on the 9th of July
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
ticket holders by the Commissioners :-4story Brick
acres Timber Land in Washington Co, Md with
Ohio Canal $1,000; s:story Brick House, IL Boil,
Conway St, Baltic, 81 800. fine Residence near
Govanstown,3 miles from BALTIC, on Passenger X.
W, Sll 600. ] fine Residence near Govsnstown
town, same location, $500. j fine Residence near
Govanstown same location, 81 zoo Lots adjoining
ssS Cash Gs s1Ss. safh
and LINCOLN County, Nebraska, per cent; gold int.
ss 800 N : Bonds; $1,000 N; State Bonds; IIo
NOrthern Central R. R.; 100 Shares Erie r. r.; 20
shares BALTIC. and Ohio r. r.; 20 Shares Phia ,
Wp Ss .oIg .. and Bs snS $4,000 TICKETS only
Man Go StsGGs Ba EietoS Nd Ma cemm
SEeaasT Gan o RHiftsS1Ts Ps T
ington, ID. c.; Hon. Jas s. Negley Pittsburg Pa /;
first National Bank, Hagerstown; Nd; Appleman
20, BANKERS; Hagerstown, Nd; Hon. B. ]. Brent,
Deeds Of the above. Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands of the Trustee. Tickets and
anse ps sH9 b Bad of wi G. Ms1s5O c.
avenue; Benz DsWsif, yeweieT, 6i9 Pennsyivania
Aistrop L Dudley, Real Estate Agents, II Louisiana
General Agent, stationer and Printer BE- No. 81
=, ~ Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
ton. je9-tiyH
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Great Reduction.

BRAND1Es, GINS, &C,
OF the following brands, viz:-Eamily Nectar
years old, 81 SO per gal; Robertson do 90 81
do; Bowler, do: Old Crow, do, SIS do, Baker,
Brsndies-Lsroch heller, SIS do; do; cline .Ss5 do:
Hehnessey 1854, 81 do; do. 1873, $40 do; Otard,
Dnpuy Co., 1855, $40; California Brandy, So do. d;
Old Tom Gin, 81 %; Cocktail Bitters, Bl" ckberrJ
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor of the Native Wine Bitter.,
myu 1877 and 1919 PENIS avenue.
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
Harmless reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
lead nor any rttaitc poison TO produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusiye preparations
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation to uphold its integrity a.
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street, New
York. feb-tf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ZONE ONE, COME ALL,
TO THE
THIRD GRAND sCHUETZEN FEST
To be given by the
GEORGETOWN SCHUETZEN vEREIN,
At GREEN SPRINGS sCHUETZEN PARK,
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
July Eth, 18th and 18th.
Rife Shooting and Bowling, Grand Illumination
&c. IY23-3tt
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THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, aud 80 cents
yOUyEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEAN
ER restores soied gloves equal to new. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, 2;
iaS 4,
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PHILADELPHIA, July IA gang of thieves
at the head Of which was Emma Danfield sfyled
their queen, occupying q hut built by them
under SCOTS dam, at the junction Of the Read
the police to-day. The gang (composed of TONI
men and two women) were Committed for trial
On numerous charges OF robbing neighboring
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NEW YORK, July IA three-story brick
o9iiding on Newark avenue, jersey City, occu-
pieo by Terpune Bros, house Furnishing store.
snd IN me upper portion a. Q tenement house.
xas DESTROYED by IRE early this morning Twelve
families lost all their furniture. The total Ioss
WIN exceed 90, 900; insured.
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A ScHooLNAsTER in Binehamton. Y. Y. has
been fined 81 200 for circulating a copy of yer-es
Iound upon the floor of his school room in which
the character OF lady Ina the neighborhood was
mangned. The action was brought under the
new law making IL an offence 20 impute a want
OF chastity 20 woman; and IL n said that some
members OF the jury were in favor OF placing the
damages az $4,000. The writer OF the yerses lei
now 20 be proceeded against -
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her property 70 her nephew, with tbe proyiso
that II he ever offered the farm for yale tie
properly should be forfeited ~ q certain church,
Inc place was offered for sale few months aso~
and the church instituted suit INT 49, 49,
nAse oecioed that the conditions OF the viii xers
againH public policy" and have declaras ~ =
provision nun and void 0e We
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STRIKE OF BoATNEN-The Cumberland CT
suidn Of Thursday says yesterday the
Doatmen made strike and ceased operations
because OF the charge Of five cent? per ton made
lor loading boats, as we understand Il. This
charge was Customary amongst the COMPANIES
when loading outside boats, but had not before
been applied 60 regular boats. We hone il NAV
not prove serious matter, but it is diffcult To
forsee what may follow
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The New York Riots.

NEW YORK, July 14.-The following additional
deaths are reported Michael Leachy, aged 81
years, slot through both arms "Wednesday died
last night at Bellevue hospital; James A. Clarke
aged 43, shot through the groin on the same dav
aled this morning at Mount Sinai hospital:
lEomas Dongdale, aged "a, shot the same day
died at ms residence last night; Patrick None
CHAN, aged 20, shot in the head on the same dav
and placed in the Morgue, has been identified by
his brother.
The funeral of Sergeant Wyatt and Private
Page, OF the 9Th regiment. will take place Sun
DAY next AT =. m, from Calvary Church. Attn
avenue, corner OF DIST street, with military
hol ors Icy the regiment. Other military organi-
cations have signifed their intention 70 partici-
pate il the services
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TIE ACTION Of the Tammanv -.
nork city, on the proposed Orange oelebrstssss,Ws
Sossessf TIC fSnosipg lines NON Collins: 'ns
Amid the cords bev1idersd IssS, uy,
and back recoiled, he kpew ne
Zen NJ the sound hinselS "a :.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Etc.

EOuRTH ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE FIX
4 GELSIOR OCIALs to be given mon "a
DAY July nth, on AnalOstan Island. This ~
Greenleaf socials has kindly volunteered to "a
postpone their mic, as this pic mic is given LIN
Tor the benefit of the mothpf If cur lately deceased
member, also member Of company A, first regiment
National Guards who was drowned in the Potomac
June 4, lS3l. Tickets, admitting a gent and ladies
tfty cents DaI cling 70 com ner ce at four O'Clock
r. 10. WAR
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MAffRNKLoN TRADE OF AUeusr.
Nnoie country, says the Constitutionslts, -
penos s.moa entirely upon the immedisfa -. 1e
pornood OF Augusta for its supply on 80 len-
sna ncgsands are annually stipped from ~:
CITY 70 New York, Charleston, kavsnnoh his
O.her places where they find ready sale AZ Mn,
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SANDY HUI, july H.Ths Pe.s,x IL,
aoMisnds paper min exploded last uieht> AZ.
mo the euiiding. Loss, ei5 600. No Der.
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NEW YORK, July Alt il said that f. L.
Carey, well-known leader of the Hibernian
societies, Is TO be indicted for n conspiracy 10
Prince street Hall, on Monday night, were OF
an lnfammatory character, and the grand fury
OF the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, now I'm ses-
SION, intend TO found an indictment upon them
IL If all said that Carey used his influence with
the Mayor to have the Orange parade stopped,
ana 10 erect this circulated report that thous-
ands of Hiberrians had armed Themselves aDd
would prevent the parade at any cost. Carey
holds the Office Of port warden, position worth
$1,000 year.
RIOTERS TO BE INDICTED FOR MrRDER
The grand jury also intend 20 indict tbe Tiota,-s
caught firing II the nrncessinn for IN NJ e
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Mr.. F. \. MACARTNEY, late disbursing agent
of the Post Office department, was brought home
from The Insane Asylum yesterday. He is in a
very weak condition and his friendsentertain no
hopes of his recovery.
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vNHE GREAT DISCOVERY.

Litter from JUDGE WYLIE, Of U. S. Supreme
Court, ID. c.
wAsHINGTOS, ID. O., June q, 1871
, Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIFE for
effects. IL is healthful wash for both the scalp and
hair and its influence to sooth the and revive
the system when exhausted from over work is most
delightful. have not used it except a wash, but
on your recommendation and from the faith its use
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
sSnd sir,I in taking i as medeine according to
Prof Cook. ANDREW WYLlE.
After nsing your BALM OF LIFE in many in
affords the relief sought For diarrhoea, collie sick
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external infaIa-
nation 1 am convinced Of its efficacy, by use;
Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE
Dear friend: Please send me a supply Of BALM
vi LIE, the Which, If gratuity as suggestedJ
viii be gratefully Acknowledged, or if charged to
IT.: JUNE "a, 1871. ''f'F FEY T. BOYLE S591s
By bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when overheated, and when suf-
fering from fever, with that
PROF C6oKs Elm OF LIEF
s sad Fsts y h fs sS A. Mse1
~ and isth St; J. ?. Miiburn CO., Isl 18th t.
Bro Pan and 81, jay fsasn cof
E., T: +. sullivan, corner Sd It and Mass ave-,
Thoma: Richie 8s ST. i r. GTop stTs's
Co, So Bridge St. Georgetown; also, at retail by
and sse Rp
tions. -t -a jy3-lm
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CONCORD, n. a., July H.Sjohn Mcc,.v
well-knovn shipping merchant OF New Yo,t
q1eo OF paralysis this q m. ct New Bedford. N
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PHILLIPsBuRe, n. j., July H.-At Po,
onq Inn Nj a last night b0atman was stable
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AProINTED-The Secretary of the Navy has
appointed Howard Smith, OF Tarboro, y. C., TO
bc an Assistant Surgeon in the Navy.
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NEW YORK, July N-The carrving Sor,r.
me- nave 90 Increased their capacity, by the ~
are now &c 900 tons. W 0oa'
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SECRETARY boutwell, returned here last
evening, and was at the Treasury Department
to-day.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s552. 1866.