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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports,


SENATOR WILSON CHARGES RAW. CHARLES W
bfNlSoN WITH FALS EHOgu.
4, STCS, august -s'.-ghe Boston .-r--,.r- 1T
to-day publishes the IOi'0TinE letter from S,~-
afor wilson In reference IA the recent glT.--.,.s
o d5nLkenut - made ~ Rev. &. W Depi.,r,5s al
" ash.nStou, against President Grant
- ~ &, X, august -. fSs1 r.. O. IT I'm
5-aH-Sr. have inst read in the Sr-inyfi4rd
nj stHsfa OF tis date your letter on the ,irl-L-
iN 4 habits OF General Grant. 1 am aStoUf.h.g
a. seen mysetA quoted a. saving - YOU ia a
c,aNtIrGtvu last winter. e President t,rsut
drinks too much. have told him so.'' .. SEN
si"I " t.SoL. you saw. Twill not DENY this"
10 uelN. IN The mCst emphatic language tlar I
nave yer SAID any thing OF the Kind % 3ov or
anything that rescu.1!edit Your statement i
ia'>t. During the last nine wears have seen
General Grant hundreds OF times. / asve
zen I'm IN LIS camp, IN his family at
is own table. AZ tie table OF Others a.
nome ana abroad. and have never seen HIM
ILNtE ne influence 81 intoxicating Naunrs.
Iemelnber distinctly i'm our conversation Won
LcitiiCu 70 The ISLANDERS concerning the Presi-
ucEiS drinking habits. ! said 70 Won what 1
have said 70 OtherS-that / regretted thar IN,
President used intoxicating liquors at all: that
wished be would take the pledge, and that I
hal mind TO ask him TO join the Congressional
temperance society. What said Of the prssi-
dent have said of all oar pubic men who use
intoxicating drinks or furnish them 10 others
have Tor many years felt that If our public
men would wholly abstain from their use as a
leverage they would confer a lasting benefit
upon their country and upon their race. nor
have any doubt. sir. that IL the truth couil no
singuarly reckless Statements il would apnear
that each one Of them was a cruel and msIir-
nent SANDER.
(Sisned,D III. Wrrsoy -
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CANDIDATFS ron THE COErRs.
Trouble i'm Teuuessee.
THREATENED CONFLICT BETWEEN WHIT
AND BLACKS.

THREATENED CONFLICT BETWEEN WHITES
AND BLACKS.
MEMPHIS, August 22.-Rum0rs OF a collision
between whites and blacks at CollieTsville, on
the Charleston railroad, growing cut OF the
iynchiug OF negro named John Brown. a few
nights since, were current here this afternoon.
About nVe O'Clock Sheriff Curry received tele-
gram asking for assistance, and Immediately
summoned posse OF fifty men and left on the
train for that place. From passengers by to-
nights train Il Is learned that a body OF armed
negroes, estimated from 800 TO 100, are sembied
about two miles IRON COlhersvlle, and the
sheriff, with 2UJ armed men, has gone TO meet
them. The negroes had arrested several per
soLs and proposed 10 try them by court martial.
Tie telegraph operator az COlliersviua has ac-
CONF aIIed the sheriff 5 posse and il i impoSSi-
Die 10 obtain any definite information ar this
tire. There is considerable exciteme mt here to-
night. and fears OF a bloody collision are enter
famed.
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TIE DECLINE IN GOLD.-The speculative
mood OF ali street is pToyerbially tickle. The
other day the operators in gold were preaching
rise this autumn 10 rs. Now the whole crowd
are on the other track, and looking to see de-
clire to lie or under. as a consequence of the
reelection of General Grant, which event is
now expected by the Wall street fraternity as
confidently as was Dir. Greeley's only a week
ago. It's a curious canvass ali around.-N Y.
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Terrible HaiI storm I'm Connects cut.

LOSS OF LIFE AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
HARTFORD. August a terrible hail storm
passed over Rockville, Ellington, and Vernon
about hall Iast four O'Clock tais afternoon. Ii
: thought the tobacco crop il mostly destroyed.
The car-huuse at Rockville and engine-hOuse at
he Vernon depot were blown down. Many
trees were uprOOted, and the damage is Yerv
great Where there was no hail many fields OF
tobacco and corn are damaged 10y the breaking
down Of the crop by the wind. Two French
boys, aged II and - years, were killed b. l!gtt-
ming during the storm in WallIngford. They
were standing under a tree.
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ARREST OF a PRAYER MEETEHG.-Bvs some
strange blunder on the part Of somebody whole
cOlOEed prayer meeting-VarsOn, deacons con-
TeTts, peuitents, brethren and sisters-was ar
rested Sunday light and carried to the first DO
Ice station, on the charge OF disorder, &c. The
congregation could not be accommodate in the
cells, and Justice Crew sent for, who
promptly discharged the lot, with the pious and
appropriate admonition of go and sin no
more RiCtTlCpd Wig, Arg. 20th.
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The SIraigIIt-outs ian Illinois.

CHICAGO, August "A call L. issued, Il med
by Joseph Ledlie, Of Springfield, Illinois tor
a convention OF democrats in ia yor Of a straight
democratic nomination tor President aud Wee
President, 10 meet in that city on the 2Ish inst
10 select delegates 10 the Louisville convention.
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GERNrNArrox OF sgens.-Lats exnnrinnen.

GERMINATToN or SgEDs.-Late experiments
appear TO establish the fact that while exclusion
from the luminous rays of the solar spectrum Is
necessary TO the healthy termination of seeds
yet the chemical or actiulc rays are indiSpensa-
ale TO that process. These penetrate deeper into
the soil than do the luminous rays. The exclu-
sion OF the chemicalrays and not the absence of
oxygen alone is assumed TO be the cause of seeds
failing to grow when buried too deeply in the
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From Europe To-day.

END VI The RIOTS IN BELFAST.
LONDON, Aug. ZS.-There were no disturb
2nces In Belfast last night. The military con-
unue 10 occupy the streets, and the recent
stringent regulations are still in force.
THE BAKERS STRIKE
IN Dublin has come 10 an end, and tranquility
laS been restored.
THE AMERICAN FLEET
now lying in the Thames will visit Scottish
ports. The Massachusetts, has sailed fOr Chris
tIaEa,
CANDIDATES FOR THE gOE-Re-
MADRID, August -j.-Thr6e hundred and ffty
radicals have presented themselves a. cGIdi-
dates Tor members OF the COTtes.
TIE PROPOSED POSTAL CONVENTION BETWEEN
FRAN AND THE UNITED STATE.
PARIS, August Zi.-The French merchants
are ClemUrous Tor favorable action by their gov
ernmeut UPON the proposed postal convention
between France and the United States, cuucern
ing which Minister WashbuTne recently had al
interview with President Theirs at Trouyi.ls.
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REPUBLICANIsM IN ITALY.-A correspondent
of the journal de BrureleS writes from Rome
that there is great excitement among republi-
cans of the Eternal City at present, which is
manifested in the newspapers, the clubs, meet
ings OF workmens societies, and in the impor-
tation OF arms, which the government denies,
but is unable to prevent. In certain parts OF
Italy, as in the Romagna, indeed, the republican
party is split in two sectiOns-the Magzinian
and the InternatiOnalsts. But both are equally
hostile to the government, and their movements
are cause of serious alarm.
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BOstOn's Jubilee Deficiency.

HOW THEY PROPOSE TO GIT THAT S2lO,ptD
BACK.
BOSTON, August 23.-The executive commit
tee set forth their liabilities incurred for the iu
ternational musical festival and peace jubilee at
about S6jJ,OO0. The receipts were $4,000,
leaving deficit of S2lO 900. To meet this and
give a substantial testimonial 10 Gilmore, il is
proposed TO give a grand concert and ball octo.
Der 10th, with a hundred thousand three dollar
tickets, six of which, drawn by lot, will draw tbs
coliseum and appurtenances.
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A DRUNKEN MAN SUPERINTENDENT
morning, while walking through the woods on
Bergan Point, a couple of men came unexpect-
edly upon the body of James NJ. McKennard,
harness maker who has been missing since Fri
day last. When last seen he WAS deeply intoxi-
Gated and il was feared that he had come TO
some harm. When found the face was deeply
buried in the sand, and there is little doubt that
deceased had fallen in th at position while drunk,
and being unable to save himself had been suf-
iocated.-N. ]. Star, 22d inst.
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Association for the Advancement OF


DUBUQCE, Iowa, August a1.-In the associa-
ton FOR the advancement 81 science Professor
Pierce read a paper in relation 81 coast aud
soogT aphiCal aud typographical survey. advo-
eating the location of national Observ atory AT
sherman, on the Rocky mountains. At the cOa-
cluSiOn, 4. W. Hillvard, Of the Uuited States
coast survey, also read = scientific paper.
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CLERICAL STRIKK.-The most novel strike on
record is that of the clergymen of Wilmington,
Delaware. These gentlemen have formed them
selves into FuneTal Trade Union, and adopted
the following resolutions "That only the hour
TOR the beginning of the funeral services be
published, and that promptness on the part of
all is very desirable; that carriage be sent for
and placed at the service of the minister; that
the POSITION of the minister during the funeral
service tie left 10 his own discretion; that the
selection OF the Lords Day tor funerals be dis
cOuIsged."
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The Saratoga Races To-day.

SARATOGA, August 23.-Thc grand aud AMI
all available places along the course ar
crowded. The free handicap tor 500. tor
all ages, mile and an eighth, Was won by Lon
don, with NJ mi second, Piedmont third, Nema
fourth, and Merrymam NTH. Time. .Is
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HORRORS OF THE PERSIAN FAMINK-A
Teheran letter in local Greek paper states
that more than 100 900 men, women and children
have persisted In the Persian capital from
famine and plague, and that the number of
victims throughout the country is not less than
100000. The Bagdad official paper states
that more than go Persian families have within
the last few days immigrated into the Ottoman
territory,
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Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, August 23.-Kirk's sash
and door factory at Davenport, Iowa, was
burned last night. Loss $50 900.
ROCHESTER,, y. ", August 23.-The New
York and Clinton Touring mills were burned
this morning. Loss about $4,000, partly in
sured. The nre was the work of an mcen diary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
notice.

The unexampled satisfaction that NATThN'S
CBN 81 AL DiSCUE EBI has given ia this city aud
throughout tns whole untry, evidenced by the
steadily mere 7sing demand for it, induce direct
sEpf Cat and particular attention the great fact
that by irs you gain ell the adv autagss claimed
toT the many poisonous com pounds IN use, TO wit :
Th restoration a ths color ard srowth Of he hair
AID the speedy removal ot dsIirutf, without the
lesst POss icJrTy-as Crystal Discovery il pos
lively weTTnafeq ~ contain NO pVisu substance,
u-itber Lead, Sulg hur OF silver.
Its peTf Ct CsgT Illness is reason not to BE- iFt}y
overlooked IL will neither stain the Eu Cint hes
IL sentence, II j. exactly nat has been wanted
for long willie, test1rar 4 the Hair IN At b.
n-t q without the fear that you going to have
NeTrals "a. Parslr lis Lead Cote AMI aTipus one
mrlaits, the result Cf the ~ lead pr-psra rs
ARTHER NATTANS, Proprietor.
sold b. ali irnegists aug2tf
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The Ute Council.

DENVER, Col, Aug. 22.-Brun0t AMI Cree.
chairman and secretary Of the bOar.l OF Indian
commissioners, lett to-day for the Los PinOs
agency 10 attend the Ute council.
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A Pleasure Barge Struck by Light

TWO PERSONS BILLED AND FORTY WOUNDED
NEW HAVEN, August 23.-A pleasure barge on
the Connecticut river below Middletown was
struck by lightning and two persons were killed
and forty wounded.
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4 CIs-SyL-au, while resisting N South AmeCscs,
a r-iss.Suary discovered safe aud siIa lie remedy
Iu- Ire r-Jre = Nervous Weakness Esriy Decey ,
. Of tbe srjnGry and sn2iDa Organs, sHi the
vl1;r t1atl * disorders brought By Bsncful snt
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured By
y > roble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit
81 shiicted and unfortunate sill send the recipe
Il. preparing snd using this medicine, in a sealed
81 sopa, TO any exc wa. needs (, Free ~ CidTys
ADDRESS, JOSEPH r IMAM,
station ., Slhie House
Dn7r72 IL New York t,fty
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Murder i'm MIME.

BANGOR, ME-, Aug. 22.-An inquest on the
body OF Dennis McCarty, found drowned, re-
suited in finding a verdict that the deceased
received blow on the head from q blunt in
strument in the hands of some person unknown.
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SMemphs is said to have i've times as MANY
dogs as voters. Washington ditto.
~ The cable informs US that the Geneva
Tribunal is about TO close its labors.
SThe summer encampment of the West
Point cadets breaks up on Wednesday next.
SColumbus City, Iowa, has voted against
building school house.
SThe trial OF Marshal Bazine will COM
mence in October. Two hundred witnesses will
be called.
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rur rrAr nrrr

MEMPHIS, August 2}.-rhe latest advsees
rom Cvibefsville state that Sheriff Curry had
net the body OF armed negroes, and after show
ng them what gCald be the result If they d.I
not dlsbsnd prevailed on them to return TO their
homes. I lie excitement l. subsii.ng.
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CeugressiouaI NomInattous.

CHICAGO, August 23.-The republicans of the
twelfth district have nominated w. II. Cham
berlin, OF Cass county. the republicans of the
sixth district John b. Hawley and the liberal
republicans of the Sixteenth district VIM. X.
Morrison, all for Congress.
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A Man Slabs his wife and Cuts mis-
own Throat.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I'D @. TodIrey,
grocer, stabbed his wife dozen times, and
then cut his own throat. Cause-jealousy. The
woman may recover.
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| Correspondence Of The Star.
WOODSTCCK. VA. AugnSr DIST

W OtpsEtCk. ' A. august list, Is. =.
Editor Star: We OF the stTaight-Out democracy
Of our county (Shenandoah) have been a good
deal astonished by the Munchausenisms of a
correspondent under the signature of " Plow,"
writing TO the Baltimore San from Harrison
burg, giving glowing description OF the
Greeley rally at Iay lOrs Springs a few DAYS
ago. That rally was a complete f--ie, despite
OF all their large posters, sent AL over the
cOcnty, balloon ascension, brass bands great
speakers, &c. There were about six hundred
people there. all t0ld-men, women and chill
uTen-and as far as the trains being loaded by
enthusiastic Greeleyites from Shenandoah. &c,
there were about ten men vino got aboard the
rain from Alexandria 10 HaTrisCnburI, one OF
them at this point, and but few additions from
thai on 10 Harris0nburg. We can safely say
this much, that there Is but the fewest num-
Der OI Greeley men il our town and county,
and none OF them by any means enthusiastic.
ms correspondent does not tell you that eX-
Governor Smith spoke here, an company with
number OF others, last cOUTt-day. to a large
crowd, and that Col. Chas. L. OFerraI our
straight out candidate tor COHgTeSs, tc1c5I them
all out beautifully, amid the cheers OF the
whole audience, because he had the
logic and the crowd on his side. j notice
further III tie Patriot lot your City) a special
dispatch Il suppose from thus same "PiOw-
point, } that the Old Tenth Legion is all abIlze
iOT Greeley ana Brown. Now the Patriot. that
rrerends TO be a democratic organ, ought to
know better than this. our old county certainly
does claim to be tte Tenth Lrgt5h of democracy.
but il it's ali abIaZe for Greeley and Brown, We
the people who live here, cannot see the point
but there Ii one thing certain, all the true dem
ncrats Of Rockingham and Shenandoah are
turning their eyes to Louisville, where we will
certainly have man put forth when all of us
can vote for. and we wall make the Old Tenth
Legion all ablaze for Mr.. Greeley lover the left.)
We will make her red hot for him here, and all
the other enthusiastic Greeley men hereafter,
when they announce themselves for that they
will never get by the votes of our people. The
Old Tenth Legion is not ready yet TO surrender
all her principles to radicalism, especially the
very head devil of it. When correspondents so
shamefully misrepresent us Of the Old Teuth
Legion, they must certainly expect to be told of
it. Let "Plow-point' stick to the truth, and he
will have very little to write about In Greeley's
favor from the Shenandoah valley. Yours truly,
A SHENANDOAH STRAIGHT-oUT DEMOCRAT.
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REVIVAL OF SHIP BUILDING IN MAINK.-The
Augusta (Me.1 KenneLee Journal indorses the
statement of its shipping exchanges that at no
time during the past ten years has there been
30 much energy displayed as now in the building
of wooden vessels, and adds that the shipysrds
of Maine have shown new life this season. The
ring OF the AK is heard in them as before the re-
bellion. Some of the large ship-building places,
like Bath, have experienced the revival OF bust.
ness in larger degree than smaller places, but
all along the shore the influence of q favorable
change is felt.
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FATAL POISONING CAsE.-A telegram from
Charlottesville. Va, to the ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
states that Stuart Wertembaker, aged eight
years, child of L. j: Wertembaker, was fatally
poisoned "Wednesday night, by having admins
tered to him morphine in mistake for 1unine
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The Strai.ht-OHt Democracy Of the
Tenth legion.

WHAT MUNCHhUSENISH GRRELRYITE WRITES
TO n BALTIMORE PAPHR-THE EYES OF THE
VALLEY DLMOC RACT TURNED TO LOUIS
VILE,
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TERRIFIC THUNDER STORMS occurred at
many points along the Hudson river YESTERDAY
afternoon, doing considerable damage. A store
and dwelling at New Hamburger were struck
by lightning and twenty persons stunned
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GEN. PILLOWS MULE CLAIM REJECTED
The application of General Gideon j. Pillow
for payment by the government for two hundred
mules seized by the Union army at Helena,
Arkansas, in 1862, which some time ago
made TO the War department and referred TO
the Attorney General, has been refused under
the opinion of the Department of Justice tina
the claim is not good, the property having been
seized in a state which attempted ID with draw
from the onion, and belongingto party not
lOya 10 the government.
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OUR FLEET IN JAPANESE WATERSHEDS.
patches have been received at the Navy depart
ment from Rear Admiral L. A. jenkins, COM
handing the United States naval forces on the
Asiatic station, dated as Kobe, Japan, July 18Th.
The Colorado sailed from Yokohama on the 10Th
of July, and reach Kobe the 18th. On the 18th
of July steam launch was sent to Kioto
to bring to Kobe Mr.. Turner, United States
Consul at the latter place, who had fallen and
broken his leg. At the date OF Rear ADJ
miral jenkins dispatchthe Ashuelottwas at X obe
the Monocacy at Nagaski, the Alaska probably
at Nieuchwang, and the PalOs and Saco at
Shanghai. The IrOQUOis had not then reported
at Singapore. The health OF the squadron was
good,
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
II CORMS EXTRACTED.

" CORUS EXTRACTED.
w ITHOUT PAIN, 30 the shoe can be worn
Siih ease imms distey after the operation Bunions,
Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrt scehc.s, &c, sue
eessfally treated at DR.. WHITES, $50 18th street.
vppcslte U. 3. Treasury. Hours: 81. m. to 8 p. m.
rec, per VISIT attendance at residence, 8 per
visit Press OF business ct Office precludss visiting
parents at residences except between and p. m.
Refers to the many eminent physicians, surgeons,
and the thous sands Of other well known and respon-
ape patrons Of his establishment Established in
MeenlnEton 1851. jyll-tr
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NAVAL OFFICERS TKANsFERRED.-Chic
Engineer Robert Dandy has been ordered to
duty IS stOrekeeper of the engineering depart
n.ent at the New York navy yard, in place of
Chief engineer +. 5. De Luce, detached from
DUTY and ordered 10 duty as fleet engineer of the
south Pacific station. Chief engineer George
1. kuntz has been detached from the Pensacola
and ordered TO the Benecia. Assistant surgeon
VIM. NJ. Nickcrson has been detached from the
receiving ship Vermont and placed on sick
leave.
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ERAlKLIU . 90.
No: 1897 PlNrsyLvANA lvINvI.
0s7she bresiDA1 Pebble sDectaelea, ianl9-u
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Bn7r72 ~
ADJUSTMENTS.
- GBAND AND EXCITING RE-
w GATTA ON THE POTOMAC, "
- BETWEEN WARRINGTON "a

SEE THE BIGGEST FIRsr'-PRocRAs-
TINATION is THE THIEF OF TIME!
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE--The receiI IS from this
source to-day were S3S7 ,O02.O).
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.FEPHsRrTFCfE

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Containing Ca-ds ofEirs--eisss Es.sh'issr1snts
- al Branches u Business II he District.
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CoMMissicNFR OF INTERNAL REVENUE
DOUGLASS has returned TO the city from the
White Mountains, and after making shor-
visit TO his home at Erie, enn., will resume his
duties.
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GREAT AND ONLY SIX-TENT SHOW.
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Internal Revenue has decided that the tax upon
brokers and bankers sales OF gold and silver
bullion coin, prOmiSsary notes stocks, bonds, or
other securities is repealed and after Oct. LIST
1N-p-
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Hon. THOMAS SWAMI has selected Master
ward FaTrow, apupil of the Bait more City
College, a cadet from his Congressional dis
trict to the West Point Military ACADEMY.
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THE [. s. STEAMER KANSAS has been ordered
fIom Key West TO Halifax. Nova Scotia.
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PRINTING OFFICES.
3. TOUN6s, Western Prvdrcs Company, so
ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS. DC.

TRos q UUDLET, cor. La. avenue and 7th street
r. ri. HALL, corner It'll snd sts., OPP. Post Once
EILBOURC & LARA, corner l5ih and q streets.
HERRISG & JONEs, l425 ) street, near $50.
NJ KoHRER, 5i3 7th St, opp. 2. D. Department
WN CLkEETT. sie MARKET Space.
SOLOMON ,. FAGCH- 7V2 y -. ,ht TSSop Post Once
CEAFLE- THOMPSON K Co., sos 9. D street.
MOORE PARvIS, SOS 18th ST., OPP Treasury Dept
z r. WILsGv 81 7th street, opposite P. .. Dept,
Q. STORRS, l424 street, nesr Treasury partLIe3t
" T. JoHNsCE, Auct'r, cor Pa a.. 4 8. st. east.
KENNEDY SON, l5tR stree, near Riggs Bsuk.
PHI H. WFICu & CO. as ST., Masonic Temple,
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