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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-02-04
rUNIATA CONsOLIDATEDs SILVER

TUNIATA CONSOLIDATED SILVER
q Mining Company--Location OF WORKS Au'
rora. Esmeralda county, State of Nevada. No.
tice is hereby given, that at meeting OF me
Board of Trustees Of said company, held on the
nth day of January. A. d. 1873, an assessment
of sixty-five cents per share was levied upon
mediately, in United States gold coin. to the
Secretary, at the office of the Company, room
No. 10 ,4O2 Montgomery street. San Francisco
ment shall remain unpaid, on MONDAY the
18th day Of FEBRUARY. 4. D. 1873. shall be
deemed delinquent. and will be duly ADVERTISED
for SALE at public auction, and unless paymne1nt
shall be made before, will be sold on ~, MoN ~
DAY. the nth day of MARCH, A. D. 1873, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together WIN
costs of advertising and expenses OF the SAFE.
CHARLESJ. NEAL. secretary. .
|; Ofice-Room No. 10, 400 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, Cal. JanA-AM
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NoTIOE.

N~otice IA hereby givsn that the nm nm.
designed have sold all there f, rsst n; ai,v
n ~, ,,,.,,nse.,,as in fhe wood business and that
ana IN jahts which mad accrued from the date Of the
aa a., ract and ali bills due said firm will be p"id
and collected respectively by the pnTpGet; "
WELLETTE h AZ WE,r fvrTE
caron City, January II, 1873 I'M
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u,MP1REc1rY MINING COMPANY

III Location of Works. Hot Spring District.
Douglas county, State Of Nevada.-Notice "
hereby given, that at meeting of the Board OK
Trustees Of said Company. held on the twenty.
third day of January, A. ID 1872, an assessment
of FIVE CENTS per share was levied upon the
capital stock of said company, payable imme-
diately in United States gold coin, to the Secre,
tary, at Empire City, Ormsby county; state OF
Nevada. Any stock upon which said assess.
FEBRUARY. A. D. 1873, shall be deemed delin-
quent, and will be duly advertised for sale ~
public auction. and unless payment snaii U
made before, will be sold on Monday; Iitn aX
Of MARCH, A. d. 1873, to pay the dennq !a:."
and expenses Of sale. ......
ja25.td JOSEPH WALTER. secre'sfS'
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AoAtnna war Claim Vouchers I'm
Court.

Messrs. H. E. Paine and b. r. Grafton have,
for VIM. Ktskadden, filed q bill for an injunc-
ton, &C., in the Equity Court Of this District
agt. G. L. Stevenson, the Ocean National bank
Of n. Y, NaAAI Wilson, T. NJ. Davis, receiver
Ocean National bank, and John Jay Knox,
controller Of the currency. The plaintiff sets
forth that he entered into an agreement with
Stevenson to purchase certain evidences Of in
voucher" in oeptember, 1868, and 10 forward
them to Stevenson, the latter to pay such drafts
as plaintiff might draw, not exceeding twenty
five per cent. Of the amount Of vouchers re-
cetved, and upon Stevenson paying such drafts
he was to have joint interest In the vouchers
that Stevenson was at the time of making the
agreement cashier of the Ocean National
bank; that in pursuance Of said agree
ment, from September, 1868, to March, 1869,
to Stevenson; and with the exception Of the
draft for the last lot amounting to S19, 1851,
Stevenson honOred his drafts; that Stevenson
has not acquired an interest in said vouchers;
and without the knowledge and consent Of
plaintiff deposited them with the Ocean ma
tiOnal bank and obtained q loan thereon about
April, 1859; that since, the assets of said bank
session OF Davis as receiver, and Davis refuses
to deliver the vouchers TO him; that n. Wilson
is the attorney of said Davis, and as such is
charged with the collection OF the money due
on said vouchers; that on the 10th of June, 1873,
Knox, as controller of the currency, undertook
to act upon the controversy as to the ownership
Of the vouchers, and decided that they were
now threaten to collect the amounts due on said
vouchers. He therefore prays an injunction TO
restrain them from collecting the same; that an
account be stated, Sc.
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wall Street To-Sssv-

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Wall street mar
kets continue extremely duh. Gold opened at
115k sold at l15X and has since sold Is high
loans the rates have been az for carrying TO
= fat." Foreign exchange Is inactive, prime
demand sterling being about 1loK and sixty
DAY lo91; the nominal rates being higher.
In the money market money on call is quoted
at and 8. Prime mercantile paper is in
small supply, and sells ct CAT. Government
bonds are strong but inactive. OF southern
state bonds there were sales at the board OF
81 600 ofold Tennessees at 79x, and 81, 400 OF
Missouri's at Q6K, 81 900 Missouri 6s and Han
nibal and st. Joseph issue at 90. In the stock
market very little has been done outside Of the
Union Pacific Telegraph, Lake Shore and Pa
cific Mail, ard the dealing in these have been
below the average, even for dull times
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General Howard's Accounts.

Talk OF SUITS AGAINsT HIS BONDS AND
GENERAL BALLOCH.
Some time since the Secretary Of War, his
action being governed by the report Of General
Vincent, showing that General Howard's ac-
counts Of the Freedmen's bureau were at odds
and ends, submitted the question to the Attor-
ney General how he should proceed to recover
frauds said to have been developed by thu in
vestigatiOn Of General Vincent. No OPT IN
has yet been made, but IL will be completed
probably o-morrow and forwarded % the Sec
rotary of War. 1t is probable that the opinion
will recommend q suit against the bonds OF
General Howard and General BallOch. II l.
stated in this connection that yesterday a
search was made at the First Controllers Office
and at the War department for the bonds OF
these ex-Oficers of the bureau, and that they
cannot be found. search was then N ade for
the bonds of the assists mt com missioners OF the
several states, and they were also missing. II
is also alleged that General Bslloch never
bonded to the government, but direct to Gen
eIal Howard.
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IN THE INTERNATIONAL BILLIARD rOURNA-
MKHf at New York, yesterday, the ninth game
was played between Maurice DAILY and Albert
GARNER, resulting on the 3Sth inning in favor
OF GARNER, the score being 900 to go. John
Deery, followed with Joseph Dion, the latter
winning in the eth timing, score 500 10 LII.
.IThe ravages Of the rinderpest troubie
Japan.
~The reported Carlist victory under com.
mand Of Gen. Elio is confI med.
!. @The authorities Of Davies county, H., are
in pursuit Of gang OF twenty hsrse thieves,
VINO, when last seen, were In female attire.
~Female life assurance canva0ers consti-
tute the eliminating misery efhuman existence
In the west. -
"a New Haven genius has invented q
street hoeing machine with which ono man can
clean mile OF pavement Q day.
@Nusic by Q brass band 70 Announced a n
Sunday attraction In one Of the churches at
Newport.
IA stAte spiritual eonyention q settling tia
Haute, Ind. Errtsf a. -, -
D0-sNsisslsa parios yiAss, ne snnoaussA.
II would be . STeak thing to celcRrSSc the
a rSrfth Of July WITH sneh Weapons = thels
"a too cornwall Nsv Ysrh i.,.,id, 49, i, =,
doctor Sdvised AiH % rstict = tho OFVfunT -
done e eqnl!ocaIy By laying In large stock
OF O1D10n Yofntn1AnS3 5.fs 10 sis 10y
"a correspondents Eauts = know n We can
tell him how to kerr bis Elsssca - Ii -.
Troy Press.
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

THE CHOIR OF THE l. o. o. r. will give
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION 20 r.
NAEJEM0Y CREEK, 90 miles down q
the river, on FRIDAY, July 4th.
The commOdious steamer "Ex press has been
chartered for the occasion, and will leave fitz-
hugh late Crouch 81 9th street wharf promptly at
O'Clock Q. m. and return sbout D. N.
Single Tickets, 81; Children from 10 TO IA, 500
for sale tS Setscrtptloa only.
Subscription lists can be found at the MON Hotel
Georgetown: kidder q Mclean o, All 7th street; A
stockmans, corner 9th and streets; De Mol 4
Son corner OF Sth and 3 streets, Navy Yard; and
members u the Choir.
No Tickets will be sold at the boat.
n. B.-1hose who purchase tickct must give
their name and residence, and in doing so, obligate
Themselves TO take no improper characters with
them; and also IN conduct themselves with due pro-
priety. detective and detail Of police will be AT
the wharf TO prevent roughs from forcing themselves
ON tie boat.
~ Refreshments and Lunches will be furnished
at city prices. iE-7t
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LEADING LIBERAL REPU BLIOANs held secret
meeting at the st. Nicholas hotel, New York
yesterday. F. A. COnkling presided, and A.
luton that the calling OF q state convention
should be referred to the liberal republican
state committee, appointed At Syracuse last
fall and reaffirming allegiance to the principles
of the Cincinnati platform, the conference ad-
iOurned fine die.
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THE FLEETWOOD PARK RACEs.-Yesterday
was the fourth day OF the Fleetwood Park races
The first race was for 2.43 horses, mile heats
best three in five, to harness. Nine started
The race was won by Winthrop Merrill, jr., in
2:31H, 2.31x, 23iK. Five heats we're trotted
The second race was for q purse of g 500 for
2.2l horses, three in five, in harness. Judge
Fullerton won three straight heats; Gezelie
second; huntress, third. Time 2.22, 2.22X, and
2.23. "
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FRANCE, AUSTRIA, AND ITALY-The French
and Austrian governments have Jointly adyis-
ed with Italy on the propriety Of the execution
of the law for the abolition ofreligtous corpora
tons in Rome. 1t is alleged, indeed, that the
French and Austnans have formed an alliance
against Italy. A press writer speaking at the
"Center of Unity" does not appear to fear the
coalition, but, on the contrary, almost invited
the confederated aristo-de mocracy to come on
and whit they can. The aspect Of affair.
teresting.-N. r Herald
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bloody Duel Between s.society Meu

= DUMEsTIC INFELICIT1 THE CAUSE.
NEW YORK, June IA duel which occurred
in Canada a few days ago, between III. W.
Gray, OF the firm Of Gray e. Avery, stock
brokers, and John Hecksher, son Of an extern
sive coal dealer both being described as society
men, and the latter in addition a "lades man.
Is causing considerable excitement here. The
affair is said to have grown out of domestic in
felicity in the family OF Gray. Both retiring
from the field unwounded, another meeting is
represented as advisable
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THE DEAD BODY OF MISSING BoY-The
body Of q boy, aged seven, son OF Henry Fleigh,
OF New York, who has been missing two weeks,
waiting a cellar corner 42d street and sth avenue
There we're no marks OF violence, but it is sup
posed the boy was drowned by the young
scamps of that neighberhood, and the BODY
buried in the cellar. Two boys have been ar
rested and bailed in ST 900 each.
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New Through Route from New York
to WashfngtOn.

. NEW YORK, june Ut Is currently reported
that Thomas A. Scott has perfected arrange
ments for q new through route from New York
to Washington, and will begin Operations Mon
day. The route will be over the present line 70
Philadelphia, thence ria Lancaster TO York,
more, and over the Baltimore and Potomac
road to Washington. There will be two through
trains daily-morning and evening.
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AkE VIEW BOTEL,
ROChBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN JUNE IsT, 1879.

Tbs taverite and celebrated Altering place will
tfrT additional attractions this season. IL
Io-se>Ses a E,aE scent Ball Room, fine vCYA3
bhllard k1srlst BJwiIng Alley for ladies s.Sf
nt"i TOT Gentlemen. anil q superb CrpQuet Gr0u..d.
Virginia ' -
The waters Of these special Springs either cure or
kteHiE relieve most cases Of scrOfula, ibCipient
CoIsumptton, Chronic BrOchitis, Chronic Laryn-
ttls, Chronic PhnemOnia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
tnroHie Diarrh@s, Chronic Dysentery. They are
also great value In those affections hch are De-
cufar tu the female constitution and ppeti-
ser, tonic AID general restorative they are, per-
haps. unrlvalled amongst mineral waters. the
Proprietor has provided Tor the lawns and ball room
. nrstClass band Of music, and in general ali the
sources Of amusement and recreation USUALLY found
n our best sumner resorts will be AZ the command
Of the guests nj BOCKBRIDGE ALUM. The place
u thin from eleven 10 thirteen hours Of Rich
moEd. a. gtOD, Baltimore, etc, BY rail, ali in
wight Passengers leave the cars OF the Chesa-
p-ake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, aud new
and elegant stage coaches, passing rapidly over
smooth and level road Of Only eight miles, set down
the visitors az the Springs 10 tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
pr y = DAVIS, q the University, Resident
Physieian; A X. DOOM, ONCE Manager; s. NJ
nULLEE. Once Manager.
81 The water for sale By COLEMAN BOG
ERS, Baltimore.
Descriptive pam phIets sent free on application.
leS In
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JACOB STEINBAUGH, an aged man in the en-
ploy Of the Baltimore and OHIO railroad COM
pany, was killed yesterday while making his
daily inspe ction Of the track, three miles from
Cumberland. He saw a train approach him
and stepped to the other track, when he was
ton and instantly killed.
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The CABINET CRISIS IN ITALY.-In the
Italian Chamber of Deputies yesterday Sgnor
Iona, president Of the Council, ANNOUNCED
that all the ministers had rendered their resis-
nations to the King, but that they would re-
main in Office until the formation of a new Cab
met. King Victor Emmanuel arrived at Flor
ence last night from Turin, and Immediately
summoned Mingpetti to undertake the forma-
ton of l. ew ministry.
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Peel Selling On the Frisco r

ing on the SO 900 running races to come OF
Saturday ct OAKLAND 10 very lively. On the
race between Ahbi and Nell flaherty, pools 20
the amount Of $4,000 were sold. Nell Flaherty
was the favortte by two TO one. On the race be-
tween Ben Wade and Thad. Stevens 5000
were sold, With betting about even. Great In
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The lnfAmOus frame I'm Italian Chill.

NEW YORK, june GAN address has been
sent to President Grant and Governor Dix BY
Italian born citizens, expressing the belief that
some prompt, effectpai remedy Is absolutely
necessary 70 put down The infamous traffic In
Italian children carried on between Italy and
framed to that and )
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The KhfyoS o1rre,Aer.

LoyDol. june IA special dispstch 70 the
London Telegraph from Central Adj announces
that the Khan o. Khiva surrendered to the
kuseisn froope before the capital q the Kha-
proposals. for capitulation, which were made
with tyeacherous intent.
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THE CHOLERA AT NASHVILLE AND MEM
PHIs.-Twenty-fOur deaths from cholera were
reported Yesterday in Nashville. The disease
seems to attack the different parts of the city at
different times, and while prevalent In one por-
ton is sea cely present IN another. There were
seven cholera interments in Memphis yester-
dav.
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ALLEGED FRATRICIDE II yIRGINIA-The
Norfolk Nirgi MAN saws that on Friday last near
Franktown, in Northampton county, Va, a
shocking outrage was perpetrsted by George a
Thomas, an elder son, while in the state OF in
toxicatioD. The deceased was shot through the
back by pistol In the hands Of his younger
brother, youth seventeen years OF age, the
ball passing near the region OF the heart and
producing almost instant death. IL seems that
the deceased had been fitted out with q store by
his father, and becoming very dissipated IL was
frequently annoyed by the deceased. On Friday
evening George Thomas the younger brother,
saw Levin approaching, intoxicated, and fas-
tened the doors and windows Of the store.
Levin attempted TO get in, but finally walked
off. when he was shot by his brother, who i'm
mediately made his escape and has not been
arrested.
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NATTOS.-This popular and very healthy sum
u mer resort, near Smokers Gap, and . . A
surrounded BY the Blue Ridge mountain, VfAV
tro hOurs' ride by rail Of Washington lksI
Cry u pen for the reception Of guests az
k75. improvements since last year: Fine piazza in
mont, BAT broom, icehOuss hlled, piano In the
house The buildings stone Consisting OF lar ae
airy rooms. Beautiful mountain scepery Those
wishing % ENJOY the cool breezes Of this elevated
region will address,
A. o. WRIGHT,
ROrnd Hill p. o., L1udoun 90, Va
" References At 2O9 r street W nlsl-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
German American savings Bank,

Herman American savings Bank,
ols seventh street, opposite the Post Once depart
nent. The second sen annu Al div idend of interest
10 d. rOeorS viii be pay able on aud after July 1,
is9, ss follows ON ordinary deposiis, six per cent.
or more Calendar months next previous to July l. ON
business ocposl!s, three per cent per arnum on the
average caily balances Of accounts opened on or
before June Interest not called for will be sidad
T. the principal, and bear interest from July 4.
Deps q made before july !, will bear interest
c L. PBENTIss, Cashier. 1875,
Guard against Cholera.
IL II well kbewn thst II proper remedy II iByt>n-
tsbeously taken IN Of Asistic Chcsera or even
much relieved, and II happens not unfr-qurny that
such timely doses Of iDcalculate service
ultimate cure. 1 do not wish to be understood as
dvising not 70 call in physicisa at the earliest
necessary hut sometimes physician can not be had
at mOrsents notice, and Il e for such cases that
We rev prepare NAfTANS C6OLERA sPECiF-
&c, strong, active, and stncisnt remedy, calcu-
well conducted family should have on hand or i'm
rsedlafefy procure. During sS6, vhilc the chelera
was raging quite severely In Brooklyn, N. Twas
employ ed fnere, and IL wasfound thxt this Spscic
Mixrure and Sun Cholera Cure, both of W hch were
Irfed. 1t Will also give Immediate relief aud cure
Cholera Morhus, COlfcr Cramps, Dysentary Disr-
rhes. and all disorders usual at TINS IN. Ean
directions accompany each vial. -
XkTEgR NArrf Ms, Druesit.
jeatT Corner q "a and d Greets northwest
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no rie1cuious
tnts no disappcintment, harmless, reliable, nstan-
taneous black or brown; 1t all druggists, and l6
Bond street, New York. 40 f3-eo1y
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In&
THE GREAT EAs1

TIE GREAT EASTERN AT NEW PoCNDLAND.
LONDON, June "a dispatch from on board
the steamship Great Eastern, dated noon yes
and longitude 50 q w. Seventeen hundred
out"
HEARTS, CONTENT, ". F., 1880 a. m, June
1.-THE Great Eastern is coming up the bay
and Is now in sight. The shore end Of the cable
has been transferred TO the steamship Hiber-
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~Pennsylvania horses are getting the cere-
bro-spInal.
NRain falls in Georgia eleven-nsteenths Of
the time. Let's div vide.
1The women Of st. Joseph paraded the
streets streets the other asy' carrying the motto,
11Senor Rubio has been appointed Spanish
minister at London, In place Of Don Meret y
Prendergast. f-lsE
n0The women Of Q Wisconsin town have or
ganized society to prosecute men who leave
their teams standing on street crossings.
Notwithstanding the brutal treatment TO
which the Chinese ar0 subjected In San Fran
cisco, the Celeetiale continue to Come. Six hun.
bred arrived yesterday BY the Britain steamship
Macgregor.
@The municipality Of Paris has reconsid,
cred its vote refudng 20 Appropriate money for
the reception OF the Shah, and adopted Q reso.
luton providing for night fete and illumina-
ton in honor Of his Majesty.
! ~The C0hnn-Rsily- kellogg shooting ease,
which has bsen ION trial IN New Orleans for
some days, was submitted TO the jury yosfcrday
evening. Up 70 10 p. N. no verdict vnS reached
The defence declined 20 argue the case.
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Ex-Queen InbslIa has "a Rome

~Ex-Qusen Isabslla has left Bone.
~some negroes srrsstsd - Migrants in Bibb
county, 6eoreia, we're given the choice OF
twelve nonths In jan, q twelve months IN
- Miles. Kste "a Maria Dnhertv. or
Sprtng1eld, Mo- ere An asofvs traknsiG fsr
tie femi1i1s boat race 70 be rowed on tie Rar-
lean river next month.
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SPlNsYfKLD, Mass, june E-Albert H.
Smith was executed in this city this morning
for the murder Of Charles ID. Sackett, q West
F0sld, on the 2oth Of last November.
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NOe 0uilty,

NEW ORLIAne, June IA dispatch from
ICarollton states hat ths jury in the Cohen
!. RAily-Kellogg shootine casS came into court Ct
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More Rain south.

MOBILE, Ala, june A.-There was a very
heavy rain last night at Columbus, Miss. IL Is
cloudy to-day, with indications OF more RAIN.
At Augusta, Ga, last night, showers were very
general in the adjoining counties north and
westerly. IL is cloudy here and threatening
rain.
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FRAMED MATER placed in the mails before
the lst proximc will be transmitted free ever
though 1t arrives at its destination after tn,
frsnking privilege has expired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-27

Col. JOHN s. MosBY, who was in this city
yesterday, stated. in conversation with friend
that the published interview between himself
and the Richmond reporters is substantially
correct, and that he does think Gen. Grant the
Gazette, 2{h inst, -
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CLARKsoN n. POTTER, Representative flom
New York, has enrolled himself among the
noble army of back-pay martyrs, and, has COW
cred the amount into the Treasury
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THE CAprR RunYRn

LoYI on, June "a dispatch from on board
the Great Eastern says the cable W As buoyed
eighty miles from Hearts content. A south
western gale was blowing at the time.
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THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS to determine the
seal lock to be used by the government in the
transportation of goods in bond will not sub
nit report until Monday. The board consist.
Of w. L. Haines, Commissioner OF Customs
Mr.. Bates, of the Internal Revenue Bureau: i
Q. A. Larnan, and Il. SCHNEIDER
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PROP. E. A. ROGET has been detached from
duty at the Naval Academy and placed on
waiting orders.
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, now ready, contains
the school examinations and distribu lions, and
college conmencemens Of the past week;
al the news Of the past week: the elasing
proceedings Of the District Legislature; latest
and best tales. poems, sketches and fashion
items: together with Interesting local news,
Washington news and gossip, Agricultural
items, household receipts, &C., &c. ---
: Ikrms. One dollar and o half Der annum, in
ADVANCE; single copies ave cent, In wrappers,
ready Cor mailing. f- :
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POSTAL Treaty wITHJAPAN.-Mr. Takaki,
japanese charge d'affars, had q conference
with Mr.. Blackfan, superintendent OF foreign
mails, yesterday, with view of agreeing upon
the basis for proposed postal convention be-
tween the U1ited States and Japan. They came
to satisfactory understanding, and project
for q convention viii soon be prepared.