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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Washington stock EXCHANGE Hmm.

QsotdtioHs FURNISHED By Middleton 6 o., bankers.
The following were The prices bid and a ,ked Al
me meetiI z OF the Warrington Stock Exchange TO-
day;-Cnfed states Cold. ll0sl bid, lll'l ssks-i.
Bark etocks-Nsnonrl Metropolitan Bank, us
Sktd; second National Bank, " bid, IL
asked. Guy Passenger Railros1s-Gplumbla stock,
zIh ssted. subdry List-Nstiousl Thester Bonds,
pr cent 81 asked; Washington Oity 9ss
s0cs 40 asker District securities, District OF 90
i.mtisGP,rp; imp T., J ls9l. 20 bid. "a
Z S-lO, N, N, ls75, 81 bid, 81 asked. Fa5d
fosn s9fdi, hss;aSss MN 1907 sJ'l asked.
yroyement, SIS, J. }. 1854, rs bid, 81 ssk-d
40 90 i ,s' = eld' ssked do lSe "a bid e sske
do. Series, rs biz, " ssked. uertihrat-. seer
Sc, la4 8; bid, 50 ssk'd; DO. ISIS. @ I'D, 81
asked; 90 iS6 y bid, 50 sskea: DO. ISL, 81 BID, 81
Water Certificates, 81, Isl, az bid
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
Foreign Notes.
lRNING ILLNKss or rHH pOpR.

ALAENIkU ILLNKSt % III pOrB.
ROME, June The Pope h again an. The
fever from which he WAS lately ufferlns re-
turned last n'eht and Was very heagg The
physicians In attendance upon his Holiness are
alarmed st his condition.
CARLIsr REPCIsR.
MADRID, June 4.-GenerAl Salamanca com
handing the force Of Republicans at San Vim
cente, 1arragens, reports that 100 Carlis.s at.
tackled him yests rdsy snd were repused with
loss OF 20 killed and wounded. Salamanca losi
30 killed and wounded.
The Csrlls's have occupied RosAs, a seaplrt
town q miles northeast of Corona.
NOT MINISTER TO WASHINGTON.
IL now appears that Senior Rasoon Is % be
appointed Spanish minister To some one o. the
South American republics, not to wsshinstsn
as was mentioned Yesterday.
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~ The Philadelphia Press calls the New
York Trfhuna a Dsii "

The Philadelphia Press calls the New
York Tribune Delilah.
- The Hubbard hose company of Middleton,
Ct, has bought Piano-to play on.
~ The Rhode Island legislature has Turned
over the sale Of liquor to the druggis
ga Kentucky crusader says that her heart
Is oeepIy affected when she meets . man. She
must be q widow.
SJ. Helm, owner Of the trottipg horse Sam
Pordy, dropped dead Tuesday night as San
Francieco.
- The botel-keepers Of Georgia intend hold
ing q convention, probably In Macon, for the
PURPOSE, as they say, of adopting such measures
Tor their self-protecton as may become neces-
ssry In the event Of the passage Of the civil
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- The "Brattlebore medium" who fulshe,
Edwin brood, has started O monthly.

- The "Brattlebore medium" who flushed
Edwin brood, has started Q monthly.
- The Springfield, o., bellies have dropped
lesp-frog and gone INFO croquet.
ga reception and banquet vas dive
the Union League club, New York, last lining
70 Hon, John jay, late ni.istsr 70 AZ eiaS. s"1
FORMER president OF the Union ma. m
@Ihe marriage Of Rey Of frin n' p ~; N,
anu u MI o' F .i sso rfsr, daughter Of the late
James .sI 7; se2s36e briie In New YORK yesser.
&f the annual meeting Of the New Eng
I'D press association, IN Bosom yesterday, the
year: Hon. j. II. Hsviey, PRECEDENT X. NJ. Pull
sifer, treasurer and secretary; q. ~. Stockwell,
samuel Bo~les and Roland Worthington,
executive committee.
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TIE NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE met
yesterday and elected Mr.. Jas. A. Weston Gov
erDor. MIR. Weston was the democratic candi-
date at the recent election, but failed OF cleo
ton, although having plurality OF the popu-
lar vote. The democratic majority in the legis-
nifty to place him in the Executive chair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. In the
4th Congressional district democratic oonyen-
ton OF North Carolina, held at RAlsigh, Capt.
Joseph Davis, Of Franklin county, vas pomi
mated on the hftee nth ballot. In the 18th distioi
democratic convention, held at Gree astoro',
Gen. A. NJ. Scales was unanimously nomi-
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TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT Girls
Legs Cut Of.-The Hagerstown Herald says: On
Monday afternoon girl named Florence kersh-
ner, aged about II or Is years, was run over by
a freight train on the Western Maryand raj
road, at the GreeDcastle turnpike, Just beyond
the corporate limits OF our town, and sad 20 say
both her legs were cut of near her BODY. AT
the time Of going TO press TUESDAY morning
she y as still living but il is not abIe that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

SusQUEHANNA DEPOT, PA, June A fire
broke out in the Union store I'm this place thu.
morning and destroyed twenty wooden build
ings, mostly stores. The total loss is estimated
at from $50 900 10 $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

A DRUNRARDs' HOME ESTABLISHED BY
WoMRN.--In Philadelphia Monday afternoon
the Woman's Union Temperance Praying Band
dedicated home at No. 1921 south fifth street
The house is large and con vsnient, and intended
for reformed druntard saved by the ladies of
the prayir & band. There are acnommod atoms
Tor twenty persons, who will pay a nominal
board, while those who cannot will be kept
gratis. There are already nine men and two
women In the Home, which is neatly furnished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

The jury in the case OF wintermute, on trial for
the murder Of james McOook in September
last, in Dakota, returned o verdict OF man
slaughter In the nrst degree, being out thirty
one hours. The prisoner WAS remanded for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

THE Doc Law IN BALrIMoRR-Mayor Van
SAINT has istued proclamation that on and after
Monday next all unlicensed and unmuzzled dogs
found running in the street will be killed, com
petent persons having been employed for that
purpose. 1t 10 also requisite that muzzled dogs
roaming the streets shall be licensed byi heir own
ere, the dogs TO have license number displayed
upon q collar about their necks. A disregard OF
this provision Of the ordinance viii subject the
owner Of the animal TO q dne OF az for each aud
every offepse.-Bdu Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

ETHR ooLoREp Methodist Episcopal church in
America, organized in 1870 by the n. Z. church
south, has about $4,000 members and AZ, 953
Sunday school scholars. IL has o rule, inten ded
to prevent the church from being used for Pc
liical ends, providing that no house OF worship
shaI be let for political speeches and aeeamhlias
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

ELoPRMBET IN HIGH LIFB-The quiet resi-
dents of Auburn, n. Y, are exercised by the
discovery that Capt. 4. @. Miles, one of the
most respected citizens, q partner in a large
boot and shoe house, q devoted member of the
Baptist Church and OF the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, and an inf ueHtial Oomrade in
the Grabd Army of the Republic, has run away
with his wife's niece and 50 500 Of the firms
mo
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SHOCKING RAILROAD ACcIDsSr.-A freight
train east on the Erie railroad yesterday after
noon struck wagon at the crossing about i've
miles east Of E,mira- Four persons IN the wa
gon were killed. The engine threw two of
them into the air as high as the telegraph poles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

A LAD IL years old tried to commit suicide la
West Grove, Chester county, Penn, last week.
by banging. He had been sent TO live there
from Wilmington, Del, and was homesick
when resuscitated. he said: elf he Wasx,S-o'
allowed TO live with his grandmother a VII
grandfather In Heaven"
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NkwBuRe, \. Y, June A mad dog wN
shot here to-day, after having bitten four
persons. A boy had his hand mangled and A
piece bitten out of his cheek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on the cur-
rency bill met o-day, and we're still in session
up to the time of our going to press.
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EIGHT HOUR SYsTBM.-The employees In the
shops of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad com.
pany at this station yesterday commenced work
ing eight hours q day, in accordance with an
order from the general manage IT. Cxm5er
land Eears Cd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

KIILEp1NA QUARREL ABOUT CIVIL RIsHrs.
Ihomss Farrell, white man. disputed with q
colorsd man named Henry Porter, concerning
the civil rights bill, whereupon the latter cut
Farrell with razor across the abdomen, letting
out his intesti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

CHICAGO man has started ont 10 secure
monument to General Lyon, but We shan't sub
scribe until we know whether the man has an
e1travsRant family or not.-Detroit Free Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

THR DISTRICT INvRsTIGATIoN.-The Joint
Special Committee investigating affairs of the
District OF Columbia met this morning at ten
O'Clock, and were still in session at 80 p. IN,
ltls evident that division OF the report has
been m ade, inasmuch as at IL o'clock Senators
Thurman and Stewart and Mr.. Hubbell repair
eu 10 Mr. Thurman's committee room, private
tne Joint Committee, Senator Allison, and
Messrs. Wilson, Jewett, Bass and Hamilton. II
IL probable that report will be made this
week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

TBE Appropriations COMMITTEE of the House
have agreed TO the items in the deficiency bill
gi' ing the Board of Health S31, $40, aud s25 coo
u the Fire Department.
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JUDGE RICHARDSON The President to DAY
signed the con mission of Judge Richardson as
Associate Judge of the United States Court o,
Claims.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvRrUR-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1891 42l25
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THs son OF ex- Governor Hammond, of South
Carolina, employs four hundred blacks, mostly
the old hands Of the family aud plantation, and
as ohGttels,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

THE SENATE, in executive session yesterday
confirm the nomination of James r. Greer
to be appraiser of merchandise at Charleston
5. T..
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a PROFESSIONAL beggar In New York, OF
"sssy winning manners and gentlemanly ap-
pearance, >" is known to make as much as fifteen
collars per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

THE House Committee on Appropriations
to-day rejected the proposition to recommend
s54, 900 for the balan ce asked for the purch sse
OF KeId all Green. whereon is erected the Co.
lumbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

Government Gold.
NEW YORK June 4.-One million and q half
gold Will be awarded at from III.4I 70 Ills
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A DELEGATION of the New York Stock Ex-
change had hearing to-day before the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means In opposition t. the
clause OF the tariff bill imposing a tax of one.
twentit tn Of one per cent. on brokers sales.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
JORDAN ALUM SPRINGS,
RsCKBBIDGE CoUgIY, VIRGINIA.
AccOmmO da tiOns fer Over 500 Visitors

The third season Of this delightful aud popular
watering Place will commerce the lst n
St Hqhe, wn' the spacious establishment MfAy
The Grand Hotel has been com pleted since a.
season, ard IL enc OF the largest, most dern and
comfortable 10 the mountains. It's rooms large,
cCEyent Mt snd ell ganty fuI nished, having gas in
esch room slsO, electric bells Connecting Wirh the
hce from every rcOm, snd also FROM the cottay a
Hot and cCld baths, With closet on cry hoSr.
On the lst OF July the or ginal hotel, ia use the
hrst two seasons, will be Open.d on the E1rOpsan
plan, 81 b. known as the EurOpea" House AZ mas
The waters Of the three spriI gs Alum, Iotine-
Alum anu Cha'y b-eie.
The Annapolis Bend, from the Naval Ac liemy,
vii fuIIish most delightful missile for the all rnui
(Which Is The largest in the n JunvsinsJ ss.d the
lawn.
BOWLING sALOON, BILLIARD ROOM, with
tables, Lew 81 q IA dem, and oil Orher amazs nels
20 te lad 81 fashionable summer resorts, are p-o-
Nidsd.
MI 8 JIEsLEY, JR., well knorn 10 tn, ira
yelne public IS having been cOnusc Ied for Yeas
With be GreeHbrier White, Gud more recent 2 with
TIE AN ghsny SSfit g., Va will assist tn, ma
eyer ent. Dr. ]. kDGAB CHANCELLOR Res!.
Cent ~ siciAn
TERMS:
feT day Tor June.--....... .-.............- - 10
81 iof 81 "a
Per day from JUh Isl. ...........--...... 800
PEI nOLth from July Isl 50 to IS 10
according 10 location OF u.s. TLsre IL no differ.
sLce. foWev6r in fur niiure nIences Child
rtn under ten, and seryat IS half price. White ser
wants according To- accOmuOd ztfs ne desired
FOR descrip JNe pamI hle;s and analyses of waters
ayIly to
rS2w G. b. LUCK, Manager.
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A CALL for meeting in this city at an early
day Of the National Republican Committee is
contemplated. The object Is to consult in re-
gard to the political situation, and to confer
with members Of Congress, before adjourn,
ment, concerning the fall campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

THE SENATE AMENDMENTS TO the MILITARY
Academy appropriation bill were ooncurred in
this afternoon at a meeting Of the House APP
preparation Committee. The committee also
finished the miscellaneous appropriation bill
and will report il at once.
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THK HOUSE Committee on Elections were 10
have disposed Of the case of Delegate Cannon,
Of Utah, to-day. Mr.. Speer, member, being
unable to be present, by reason Of Illness at his
request vote was postponed until he shall be
able to meet with the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-04

THE STATEMENT recently published that the
House Judiciary Committee had iopted re-
port in the case of Susan b. Anthony, recon
mending release OF the fine, and criticising
the action OF j Justice Hunt, was wholly err)ne
Gus, as DO such report has been sanctioned by
the committee. The extracts purporting to bt
from such report that we're also published were
taken from report prepared by General But
Ier that had been ordered tO be pri ated anl re-
committed TO the Judiciary Committee, but il
has not been approved by the committee.
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GtE1RAL lnPLOYMENT OFTIOE.-AI,
win 10 VEL, ~ snins 20 snP!oy rsIisble Serysnts
araas. , Ss oseween and sfrssss where tSeir
ssssss VIZ % 1so0Dtly alsd, fehl<.iy
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THB NEW SECRETARY SWORN IN.-Geaeral
Bristow was sworn into Office as Secretary or
the Treasury to- day, the oath being admiuis-
tered to him in the Presidents room at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion by Chief Justice Cartier OF
the Supreme Court of this District. Soon az
forwards Secretary BristOw went to the Trea-
suIy and entered upon his official duties. This
afternoon the chiefs OF the various bureau.
called upon him to pay their respects. They
were cordially received by the new Secretary,
and took great pleasure in their visit.
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NEiLLAH ID HALL,
w Entrance on street, near FJarts nth.
At the request OF m any persons,
MIR. sUTRO
Has consented to repeat his l. so' are on
Misses AND MINING,
Illustrated By the CALCIUM DIGHr,
Atso'elock on the evsbir of
EvEBY TUESDAY AND THUT .spsY, UNLESS
OTHERWISE ApyE ETI5Eo.

AE Oh q, the diagrams and Vi p-sexAistted durins
the l.cture will he ths fJiI Jztas:-N.p OF the
u ites ststes shO~ipg t0s diseT.l Ksy1 ms. The
Treasure CHEST Of tns Ma on. DigitIpC Line -
Gold aud silver; the wash Rang of Moupr,in,:
Seoicgsal Htstor1; Mount Dsvid'ea Islsnd
Through Il Trschyt@; Ho = Com t0ck Lof- Origin,
sIed; h0Tses; Fi lug Of Ghs Fissure xi,h Gold an1
Silver lIteIior View OF the Riches. Miaes ia the
Norid; Two Hundred HItSOns Of Dollars Produced
Mouth q the sutro TxaueI; Conveying Arr TO
the MIn4s; Railroad, Timber ing; Boring II lles
With Coz pressed Air Drifts; posi0n with Nitro
GlyceriUe OF Gia-I Powder Machine shop; ID yell
rioT sra Inferior; Old kontuck saf ais sck ass;
View from the Summit over the Forty Mile Desert:
Westward View towards NJ cunt Uavfds %: Virginis
City snd Gold Hill; Shaft 90 Feet Deep; Capitol
81 ssi ingtOn and 81 Psuls IN LONDON; Dead
Weight, Water, Ore, Waste Beck, aEd a Ton OF
tilVer Every Psy; sc Cores Of Fire Wood 1rnei
In ~ h, urs; Mining Pumps; the NJ 1T Gro 4kad
Rsrssd IN the World; Discovery aud Hlding of re;
the OppOsition TO the Sutro Tunnel; stock Can
bling; Basealitits Of the California ak Ring:
and Lesissiures; Ed poy ing yensi Press; BIZ 90
per day the Profits II these Manipuisti ms tower
Ing snd II OistlnS u Ore; Water Power Utilized 10
Mipes; Mines q the arr Mountains, in Germ any;
OoDsumptive Miners-.he csuse Of humanity de-
mards O. remedy; Accidents 10 Mines; A Gave
Miners Buried Alive; Preasture BlAst-maimed
end blinded; Delayed Mine-de,d bodies floating
stOut; Falling Down tae Shaft; Fire in the yellow
JACKET hine-a miners burned to death; Escape
and Be-cue through the Tunnel; sl.p, Views of
Mining scenes in ell Parts Of the World.
Admission free Tickets may BE- obtained on sp-
pltcati"n 1t the ONCE of Will nd's H1ieI, az the
Metro poiiian Hotel, and at Messrs. Philip & solo
EoLs' Boob store. These heretofore issued are 70 ID
for all lectures. 1Ohron. Rep msy23 I'm
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Inc neuse to-day presented des0late appea
nee, az most of the furniture sold yesterds
lad been removed by the purchasers.
District Affairs I'm Congress.
fRBTlSG OF THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE

MEETING oP THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE
The House District Committee held m Set
ing this morning. Senate bill 81, to authori ne
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company to
construct branch road and to change ths Ioca-
ton OF its road within the District was referred
together with MIR. MorrilI's amendment, ~ a
sub committee, consisting Of Messrs. Rice, FL
bridge, and hendee.
The chairman laid before the committee a
memorial or citizens OF the United States Ask
ing Congress TO aid the American Printing
Rouse Tor the Blind, which is To be located IN
this city.
The action Of the last meeting whereby tb.
custody Of the Jail was continued TO the prese AZ
warden, instead or the u. s. marshal, was re-
considered, and motion to transfer ii TO the
marshal was then offered and agreed to. Con
siderable discussion ensued aud q motion sub
sequently made to lay the whole matter on the
tst lie was lost. 1t was finally agreed that
Mes III. Harmer, Hendee, and Bsrnum should
be empowered to prepare a bill upon the sub
Ject and report 1t to the full com nittee at its
tNt meeting.
The bin to further define aud enlarge the
powers and duties of the Board OF death W..
then discussed, and On motion Of Mr.. Chapman
the bill was confined t. the following clause
ana the remainder was stricken ont: That il
.hall be the duty of the Board OF Health OF the
District OF Columbis to make and enforce reg
ulatlons to secure q full and correct record OF
Sit VIA statistics, including the registration OF
deaths and the interment OF the dead, in said
District: Mr.. Pelham obtained leave to m Ak
minority report upon the subject.
ire petition OF citizsns in regard to taxation
on the eth street road was, on motion OF Nr
Chipman, postponed 20 the next Congress. Mr
ChiI man stated that the m after wa. now In the
courts. and 1t was thought best to defer action
until after the courts had rendered q decision.
petition was received from the W. & G.. X
H. asking TO be allowed to extend their track
lOO rect down to the wharf on 7th street. which
was referred TO Messrs. Rice, EIdrsdye and
Hepdee.
A sub committee was authorized {, prepare a
bill in relation to the wants or the industrial
Home School. and report it.
Ii will he remembered that early In the ses
zion OF the present Congress, upon the recon
mendatlon OF the District COMMITTEE tue
Rouse OF Representatives authorized the EN-
Payment OF an expert to prepare a report OF
the financial relations between the goverpm ent
ana the District from the year 1902 to the
present time. An expert was employed, who
some time sin e submitted volumi pous report
10 the committee, which was referred t. n SUB
committee, OF which Judge Cotton is chairman
In the District Committee this morning, on
motion or MIR. Chapman, the sub-comulitt ee
were directed to make the report to the full
al "a W
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fHB DEFICIENCY AUTHORIZATION BILL
which was returned to the House with Senate
amendments increasing the appropriations
passed by the House very m aterially, was con-
sidered this morning by the House Appropria-
ton Committee. Nearly all the Senate amend
ments were stricken out, and those retained
largely reduced. A committee Of conference
on the bill will be asked for.
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FESTIVALS.

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
- For BIT. Patrick's New Church, will be held in
the bAseR eat of ST. Pairick's Church, street. be-
wv en- b and 10th streets, JUNE ID, continuing
one week. je1-3t
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A TELEGRAM to the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue from Supervisor Cobb, at Nashville
received here yesterday, says that night before
last, at midnight, Mr. j. q. Lott, of the internal
revenue Office, and Revenue Agent Napin were
driven out Of Murfreesboro, Tenn, by a mob,
and compelled to leave the town on foot Mr
Lott, was unable, in consequence, to comply
with instructions as to work in that place, which
had been assigned to him from the revenue bu-
reau.
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LECTURES.

fEBubSl AZ, yUN.4 1874, DUB YvUSsEsr
hmericAn Lecturer ct tbs
METRGI OLITAN N. Z. CHU BOH, a. street.
The h Dr. Tiffany and trus ees nave kiailg
tence'sd 20 -is Lecture II 81 10
MI STLE De LA HOOKE BOONE,
tged Is ears TO repeat her chsrJnnE lecture" Nv
Experience q Canv ISL, !" nd obssryati0n- on
M snrJ""rs. Admission, Is c-nts. J23t
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YATTON.


'I'Hls Popclar and Healthy SummeI Resort, sit
Il uaiet u the finest part Of Loudpun,
Ton sEd Ohio Il b. rimed, By mountains, QSsE u
y. miles from the Blue Ridge, and N hours
Tide by rail from Washington City, IL now
open, Tor the reception Of gueets, sss-on lEs
ss.sis hear BE-, ia.S.Too% an esb,s.s H5T; Iy
large airy rooms, and a piano IN the house
Hops will be given frequently IL desired by the
bCaTdeIs. Terms lehis Mt. Those wishing TO enjoy
the cool breeZes Of this elevated RtOn wit aire.s
Refund HIP o., LoodSun county, Va.
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THB COMMITTEES OF CONFERENCE on the dis.
agreeing votes or the two Houses on the Iegis
latiye, executive and judicial sppropri alton bill
met this afternoon at half-pss one O'Clock, and
was still in session at 2:30 p. IN.