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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

THE LONG BRANCH RACKs.-The New York
Commercial OF Saturday evening says: But
the greatest event OF the day (the fourth) 20
the average New Yorkerwas the racing AT Long
Branch Added TO the interest that always
surrounds the race track, Was the additional
and very important fact that the track was
open 20 everybody who chose 20 enter H. The
crowds that Hooked down % the Tong Branch
steamers and the masses that congrcgated In
Monmouth Park will long be = thing % be
talked over by those who pushed and Gro wded
and persptred In their midst The races were
well worth the trouble and annoyance OF the
passage down and the waiting on the track
and though the rain came pouring down, IL
waited until the last run WAS being made before
il Embossed itself. The four races were all
spirited and exciting. Probably many good
races were never crowded into one day. The
steeple-chose was won by George West, Duffy,
second, and sorrel Dan third. II p. McCrafh's
Artist won the mile dash. Nevada second. The
mile heat race for purse Of 5000 was won by
McDaniels Katy Pease. The Jersey Derby,
the last and greatest event Of the day, success
fully ended all dispute % whether Tom
Bowling is better horse than Springhok.
Seven entries we're made. and although.rom
Bowling had long lead at the start. his driver
pulled him up at the back stretch until Spring
bok had reached Toms quarter. and allowed
him to get on even terms AZ the half-mile pole.
Then he let Tom 20, and he gslloped home an
easy winner by ur longths. The fireworks in
the evening were magnificent"
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Terrfbls ana fasal Famaly FirAs IN

a terrihle u&&edy Occurred Yesterday morn
ing AZ the residence OF Franklin Little. a no
seven miles from Winchester, 10 which six
hrothers-C iineon, COLUMBUS, Gilbert, wal
lace, Oscar, and Lyeurgas-vere Involved. IL
seems that the brothers had been st variance
for some time, the eause besng jealousy IN e. hss
existed directly between the oldest brothers,
Chiffon, Oscar and Lycurgus On Saturday
FAST oseaz and Lyeurgus entered the dining
room, locked the door sfter them, one putting
the key IN his pocket Then one OF them took
sat near the door, the osher OF nom the
table. oecar, addressing himself 30 Clinton,
esie that they had nothing ~ sinst him and aid
not want him 20 interfere To What they were
about 20 DO. Clinton jumped from his seat, but
before he eonld speak Oscar and Lvcnrgus
drew their revolvers and aimed 81 him and the
rest OF the family At the table and nrea. won nd
ing Clinton and their mother, Mrs. Little. The
tight then became general smo agsf all the bro
thers, lasting some minutes. All we're severely
OF the belligerents had gotten oIuside the house.
Lyeurgus and Oscar then started 20 run Gil
bert, who was standing near, ran Into the house
ard brought out rife, fred at oscar at long
range, wounding him in the leg. He was cap
tured by Columbus and Gilbert and held until
the arrival OF noighbors- He sAs taken ~
Berryyille and lodged in jail. Clinton died
after lingering a compile Of hours in intense AZ
ony. The mother n IN q critical condition. A
post moftem examination Of the body Of ClIn-
ton vas held by Drs- SOmersille, Muller and
Wilson. Internal hemorrhage Was found 10 be
the cause Of death, the hall entering above the
right hip bone and lodging in the left knee. A
dered that "Clinton Little carve a. hls death by
a pistol shot, fred premeditatedly by his bro
Their lycurgus" The eNami nation VIII take
place a. Berryyille 20 day.
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0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, va.
OPEN JUNE Isr, 1873.

This fsyorite and celebrated Watering place will
oner additions al attractions this season. Ii 4
Possesses a magnificent Ball Room, fine vcAAY
Billiard Roens, Bowling Alley for ladies ls.Nf u
and Tor gentlemen, and a superb OrOquet GrOunl
Virginia.
The waters Of these special Springs either cure or
greatly relieve most cases of Scrofula, incipient
Consum Htion, Chronic Brochitis, Chronic Laryn-
gifts, Chronic PnuemOnia, Chronic Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiArThes, Chronic by sentery. They
also great value in those affections which are De-
cuf iaI to the female constitution, and appeti
ger, tonic and general restorative they are per-
haps, unriva allied amongst mineral waters. The
Proprietor has provided for the lawns and ball room
firstelass baud of music, and in general all the
sources Of amusement and recreation usually found
Of the guests at R0CKBRIDGE ALUM. The place
10 within from eleven to thirteen hours Of Rich
nosd, ashngton, Baltimore, etc, by rail all in
daylight. Passengers leave the cars Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad at Goshen Depot, and new
and elegant stage coaches, passing raeidty over q
smooth and level road of only eight miles, down
the visitors at the Springs to tea.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
DIR; J. 8. DAVIS. Of the University, Resident
Physician; r. DOOM, Once Manager; 8. N.
MULLEN. 0ffce Manager.
ERs, Baltimore
Descriptive pamphlets sent free on application.
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TELEaRAMs 10 THE STAR
This Afsernosn's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRlss REPORTS.
NeHYork Notes

man AND WIFE DROWNED.
NEW YORK, July Louis Jacquier and wife
were drowned by the cspsizing of their boat
while sailing in the lower bay yesterday.
POLICEMAN BBATEN TO DEATH.
Policeman O'Copner was beaten fatally yes
terday morning by four ruffisns with stones.
Three of them were subsequently arrested.
O'Conner is dying. His head is nearly smashed
TO pieces.
IN THB YACHT RACE.
twenty miles outside of Sandy Hook and back
to decide the match between Vision and Meta
the former won by seven and a half minutes
only. The latter lost her topmast
THE MURDERED MERCHANT.
Carl Kustner, who was found murdered in
Hudson river yesterday, was a merchant of
Stettn. and recently arrived here en- route TO
California on business. His face was found
battered to jelly. His pockets were inside out
and all Indications betoken he was brutally
murdered, robbed, and his body thrown into
the river. His effects at his hotel show that he
was in possession of some twenty thousand
thalere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

THK CALIFORNIA WHEAT CRoP.-California
mas thoroughly gotten over its scare about its
this years wheat crop, and from lamenting that
1t would not amount to over half Of last year
is now Dragging that it will be even bigger
which is calculated to leave surplus OF
10,000, 900 for export or full as much as was ex-
ported in the last year. In Oregon the season
has been much more even, and there is o GER
tainty of a n increased crop.
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THE DENocRATIc PARTY of this state. saws
the Toledo Blade, conscious of the fact that de-
feat awaits 1t next fall, Is looking about for
some man 70 run for governor whose defeat will
excite the least possible regret. 1t is under
stood that Lew. Campben has been selected as
the man for the emeroencv
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Another Earthouake nj BuaaIo

BUFFALO, n. Y, July Another shock of
earthquake occurred at six O'Clock this morn
yesterday was the throwing down OF Chin
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A DeunoIished Round.house

FITTsBURe, July lon Saturday afternoon
locomotive while running into the round
house of the Pittsburg and Connellsville rail-
road, ran off the track and against the princi-
pal support of the house, causing the roof TO
talI, and injuring engines and railroad material
to The extent of $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

The CONQUEST OF KHIvA-The Gear has
completed the conquest OF Khiva. The Khan
and his household, who fed in dismay from
their CAPT al to a hiding-place distant from the
camps of tue invaders, have beencompeIls I'D to
returned t. the Russian commander made hum
BILE submission, and implored pardon. The
MuscOvitc foothold in Central Asia is firmly
planted al Khiva, to be advanced as the future
NAV QisclCs e.. ........ ..gs
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In THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH CLAIMS
COMMISSION the number of claims against the
United States is AS; number against Great
Britain, 10; number of cases already decided.
50; number to be decided, 141. Not half mill
lion dollars have thus far been awarded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

COMMANDER e. P. LULL, of the United States
surveying expedition to Nicaragua, will shortly
begin the preparation of his official report,
which will be transmitted to Congress along
with the next annual report of the Secretary OF
the NAVY.
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a Physician to be Tried for n Fatal
Mfsfaka

WORCESTER, MASS, July DIR. Fontaine,
OF Spencer, was held in ~ 900 bonds this msrn-
Ing for mansiaughter in causing the death of a
child by using small pox virus for vaccination
instead of vaccine ma ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

REPRESENTATIVES, j. NJ. WILSON, of Indi-
ana, who was chairman Of the House credit
mobilier committee last winter, Is In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

MONTREAL, July 7.-At a meeting Of the
board Of directors of the Canada and Pacific
railroad the terms proposed by Sir Hugh Allan
cenfed.
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A Boy DRowxRD In BALTINoRR,--O. IA,
Herzog, aged 10 years, was drowned YESTERDAY
afternoon While bathing I'm Jenes' Falls, Balti
more. He had tied O. rope to his person, and
having handed an end Of it to his Companion.
jumped In the water to learn to swim. The
rope broke and he Vas drowned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

THE FOLLOWING CHANGES in the revenue
marine service have been made: Capt. A. G
Abbey, detached from the Stevens and ordered
to the Dobbin at Castine, Me-; Lieut.. I. X
Travers has been ordered to special duty Al
Boston, and Engineer BiOndi at Portland, Me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

JOHN w. GARRETT, president of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, sailed from Baltimore
on Saturday on the North German steamer Ber-
lin, Capt. Pulscher. Mr.. Garrett received a
number OF the employees Of the railroad and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

ANoTHI Q MoDoC. SURRRNDKR.-Mr. Blain,
superintel dent of Fairchild's rancho, says that
on Wednt day morning last three Modocs, NIL
Ter Charl' Y, one OF Captain Jacks fathers-in-
law, and a young warrior, came to him and
INFORMALLY surrendered. Capt. Fairchiid told
them to ing In the women and children about
the lava Led and then await orders from the
military authorities. They started for their
squaWs aid children on the following daY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

The Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT has author
lied the appointment of two additional letter
carriers in Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

THE REPORT that Colonel Mosby's sister has
been appointed clerk in the Post Office depart
ment is incorrect.
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Mr.. ZAMAcoNA, the new Mexican commits
sioner, and Mr.. Avela, the new Mexican agent,
have arrived at New York. bringing the con-
frmed treaty between the United States and
the Mexican republic for the revival of the
Mexican claims commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-07

DEATH OF DIsTINGuIsHED DENTIST
Amos W. scott, doctor OF dental surgery, COM
mltted SC eide at his residence in Syracuse, N
He had been suffering from hypochondris for q
long time, which neither Wtensfve trsvci nor
medical treatment could cure. The deceased
fession, not only Of the United States, but Of
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"THB PATRONS OF HvsBAMDRY."-An iowa
journal says, respecting the Patrons )of Hus-
bandry: It Is plain b see that in several
tcwnships petty damaeoguss,. disappointed
the clubs and oranges, and By the use Of means
with which they are familiar, they are endeay-
oring to run the popular movement for selfish
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Fire.

STRATHRoY, Ont, July 7.-Pincomb's flour
store and McPhail's photography; Geman's
boot and shoe store, and -four store were
burned yesterday. Loss, $50, 900.
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Arrival of fine Pennsytvanta

PHILADELPHIA, July The steamship
Pennsylvania from Liverpool, passed New
castle on her way to- Philadelphia this morn
ing
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, IeNArTus DoHyHLLy, ex-member Of Con
tern farmen into sending him back TO the House
Of Representative he wears Q hickory shirt,
blue denim oyeralls, and plantation shoes with.
out stockfnQs. - 2 q a
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EVENING STAR.


IErnRHAL RKvrSuE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s371, 70i.73.
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THE CHORAL SOCIETY,

THE CHORAL SOCIETY.
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION,
On WEDNESDAY, July 9th,
ON THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE,
sharp.
MARSHALL HALL, and proceed 6-
down the River about forty miles, Ee&-H
giving a fine RIVER RIDE in theu13m1n
cool Of the evening.
Tickets NAV be obtained of members Of the Socie-
ty, or of the President, Franklin Philip, at Philip
Sell mons.
Tickets. admitting gentleman and lady, 81;
tickets, admitting one gentleman, 81 so; ticket
fer additional lady, 81. jy7-N
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AHorHIR NEW YoRK MuRDIR-Yesterdsy
afternoon the b,dy Of Q German named Carl
The police are satisfied thai he had been robbed
ana murdered. Kugtper, Was Prevailing aeeut
OF 2 6r1 In Stettin, and arrived In New York
On M ne 10TH q 5uns. He va . guest ut the Psxk
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4 AkE VIEW HOTEL, ~

Il AkL ' INV HUTED,
h Walk iNS,~FW YpRK.
This fine rev house is noy 2<FN for the entertain-
% e9E 81 g ,tss u " for tine A
and handsomely furnished throughout. lk..rss I
Guests viii ind it pecay ada pied for health AID
comfort; large and airy rooms and thorough venti-
lafinn.
Fine Groves, handsome Walks, good Drives and
Fishing and Boating on the SeDeca Lake.
Together with the far famed W atkins and Havana
GleDs, the view from the house of Seneca Lake and
the surrounding scenery cannot be surpassed.
The Table will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, and efficient corps Of attendants
always ready to wait on guests.
Parties leay ing W ashipgton at 453 in the morning
arrive at the House At in the evening. Rooms
De secured for the season on Application by mail to
CHARLES ii. BREDEMEYER, Proprietor Of
Lake View HOtel, Watkins, n. y. Ie2l- I'm
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GOVERNOR DAVIS, of Texas, has returned
from New York and is at the Ebbitt House.
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EARTHQyAKl IN BURHALo.-There were dis
tinct shocks Of apS earthquake In Buffalo yes
tefdny morning. one quite strong about o'ci' *,
$50 O'Clock, causing considerable alarm BY the
rocking Of buildings as veil as the shippina Z:
kha he-h..6S
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TN OaoLnRA.-There were efx deaths from
cholera in Memphn YESTERDAY. Five deaths
ffsm cholera were reported IN Cincinnati wee
terday. -
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A Mxrsf.n sTRuox n Lrozfnrse m rHs
PuLpIT-Dnstng . heavy shower IN Andover,
struck the Old s0uth church, and Stained the
Rev. Mr.. Abbott who vas delivering an ors-
ten, and also Mr.. Certef, the tenor a. the choir.
was materially damaged. - -
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GEN. SHERMAN has returned to Wsshingt on
from his mountain trip to Deer Park.
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CAPT. JOHN A. HENRIoUEs, of the revenue
marine service, has been detached from the
revenue cutter Chase, at Oswego, n. Y, and
ordered to special duty in connection with the
new vessels being built at Boston and Portland.
Capt. John A. Webster, jr., has been ordered
to the command of the Chase.
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DocuMENrARr.-From April 18th to the list
instant there were dispatched over the Baltl-
more and Ohio railroad e65 ,504 pounds Of docu-
mentary matter from the Capitol. OF this
amount 22o, 800 pounds went east Of Balti-
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SECRETARY RICHARDSON and Attorney Cen
eral williams have returned from P Philadelphia
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS. &c.

THE MOONLIGHT EXCURSION ofthe YOUNG
Il PEOPLES ASSOCIATION OF
TIE METROPOLITAN PRESBY- Es 6a-
TERRAIN CHURCH will take placessk7srz7zzaEAs
on TUESDAY EVENING Jaly Sth, leaving the
7th-stIeer wharf at O'Clock p. m. and Guinand S
wharf at 81.
Tickets, so cents L.
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NO HUMBUGIL; RICE win pay. . fair cash
drent- second hand Clothing, Boots shoes &c
623 Tth street, between and @, south. Note by
pail promptly attended. je2e-ly
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AMUSEMEN

GRAND TROrTING MATCH FOR $3.50
~ aside will clme off on the PnAy go
Branch Race Course THURSDAY ,e-NESA-
july 10, 1873. Race to come off at 4SGW&
2. m. John Langley names b. G.
trot TO be mile heats, best three in five to wagons.
Good day and track; If not, the next fair day.
Admission, o cents.
AMOS FOX, Proprietor.
A good saddle and driving Herse will be sold on
day of race. H-3tr
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THE PINEY POINT HOTEL.
tFormeriv - The Pavilion ~
PINEY POINT, MARYLAND.
This delightful Summer Resort. situate on tue Po-
tomsc river, equi-distsHt from Baltimore
and Washing tOn, ninety miles, has been yEHY
leased by the undersigned for a term OF ls.ksEl
and will be open for the reception guests
% Of June.
Under the new proprietorship, the house has been
thoroughly renov sted making the appointment. far
superior to any former season. TIE table will he
supplied with all the deiCscss Of tho season from
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markets
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Billiards, Boating, FISH
ing. Bathing, Croque. and Quoit Grounds sc.
IL Crab or Oyster Lunch will be served daily.
Terms-s2 so per day, SIS per week; children half
price; servants full price.
jyI-lm CHAS. r. PARKER, Proprietor
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THE FIRST REQUIsITIoN of the Treasury De-
partment for official postage stamps for the use
of the department for the quarter beginning
the list inst, amounted to 5000, 900. On Satur-
day, however, another requsition was received
at the Post Office Department, from the Trea-
sury, calling for additional stamps, amounting
in value to SOS, 900.
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teFday morning and M received by PRECEDENT
MacMahon and the d ule De BroRlfe. AN an
dress of welcome vas delivered By NJ. van
shah' has accepted an invitatlon to Wait Itaiy.
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ONE OF THE FINEST ORCHESTRIONSi in the
" country can be heard at Mr.. SCHWART- w
ZENBkRGS, 46S Pa. avenue. This instru- iMy&
ment was imported at a cost of $1,000 and rep S1
resents an immense orchestra, with drums, cymbsls,
and chimes complete, Concerts daily and nightly
and bar properties of the finest character. The pub
lie are cordially invited, free Of charge. jel6 I'm
OLD No On Exhibition and Sale NEwNo
7TH sT.S AT Urn ST.
MARkRITERS,
No. 439 7th street betweea u and Z streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engrayines, Ohromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hanging, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas
SELF, Rings, Nails, &c, ia the District.
~ ERMS UAsH.
~ Please remember Name aud Number. jel-lyr
ALL KINDS OF CAsT-OFF WEARING APP
"A PAREL can be sold to the very best Advantage
by addressing calling justin,
649 D street, between 9th and 9TH N. W.
Notes by mail promptly attended to. Dash paid. rs
old GOLD, SILVER, BRASS. COPPER, ETC #,
" bought at far prices for q New York house.
Household Furniture bought and sold Notes by
mail promptly attended to by AUGENSTEIN,
l40s Pennsy lvania avenue. d31-lyr
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-The
President has sent the following appointments
to Washington for record: Henry G. Worthing-
ton, collector of customs, Charleston, s. c..
Joseph Beale, chief of the bureau Of medicine
and surgery in the Navy department, vice Pal
mer, retired; W. W. Murray, United States at
torney for the western district of Tennessee.
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SEA-sIDE RESORT.

CORB'S HOTEL,
COBB s ISLAND, VA.
Tow open foT the reception If visitors 1t IL well
known for its excellent and safe surf bath A 4
ing, fishing, &c. Terms, s3 per dsy: SIS HAV
per wees; $50 per month of four week Ak.SXl
Il, ate: Steamer N p. Banks from Norfolk or on
Point to Cherrystone, Monday, Wednesday, and
COBB BROS. q 90,
ia I'm Cherry stone. Va
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PROF. FELIX HEiKEL, of the University of
Helsingfors, Finland, who has been in this
country for several months past examining our
system of education, called on Commissioner
Eaton, Of the bureau Of education, this morn
ing. He speaks in high terms of the American
system Of elementary education, and thinks IL
best IN Massachusetts. The professor sails fol-
Finland in q few days.
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ARMY ORDBRs.-The leave ofabsence granted
Col. Abner Doubleday, Path infantry, has been
extended five months. Capt. j. r. McGinness,
ordnance department, has been granted leave
Of absence, with permission to 60 beyond the
sea. Lieut.. Col. A. v. Kantz, 18th infantry, has
Eeen relieved from command OF the recruiting
depot at Newport barracks, KY, and ordered
- rejOin his regiment.
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LING OFF!
GREAT BARGAINS IN Dry GOODS.
Having to vscste present place Of business in
or''er to change it to suit the new grade, We now
offer our entire stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Our stock Is fun and complete, embracing full
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
full line Of all kinds Of
WHITE GOODS,
an elegant line Of E.st-class
HAMBURG EDGINGs AND INsERTINGs ON
LINEN, SWISS, CAMBRIA
and NAINsOOK.
TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS, HOSIERY,
and indeed everything usually kept in our line of
business.
call, as our stock is st-class, and must be sold
A. GODDARD,
sos SEVENTH STREET,
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
VI. WILLIAM
Will commence selling az the above discount on
MONDAY, June 30, and continue to July %, his
entire stocb -
Ladies' and Children's Dresses,
Llama Points, SacQues, aud Capes,
Real Laces of all kinds.
Bonpets and Round Hats.
Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, t.
Sashes, Belts, Fans, &c, &c.
On his large and choice assortment Of HAND
MADE FRENCH UNDER GARMENTS and J.
p. C0kSETS deduction of 10 per cent. will be al
lowed. AL goods marked in plain figures.
je2s-lm NJ. WILLIAM, GOT Pa. ave.
lust LOOK Ten TUCK SKIRTS for IS cents,
y at s. HELLER'S, 7I5 Market Space. jz5
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- U NJ MER BOAR
Twenty additional BOARDERS can now be
accommodated at the LOUDON INSTI-
TUE, on T9derate terms. Good fsie, 7EMY
lars apply 20 THOS. W. LAKE,
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SINCE THE ABOLITION of the franking privi-
lege, on the LIST instant, there has been a marked
decrease in the amount of mail matter passing
through the New York post office. The post
master says this reform has caused a falling of
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