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The New York herald., 1874-07-17
NEW YORK ASSAY OFFICE.

The New York Assay Once furnishes some very
interesting statistics. Thirty million dollars gold
tbullion) were operated upon in the last eighteen
months and s7,5OO,OC0 silver. The shipments of
silver from New York to Philadelphia amount to
several tons month. Last year there passed
through the laboratory forty tons OF gold, worth
about 100000 each. Most silver carries gold and
the presence OF gold Is especially noticed In the
silver ores OF Utah and Nevada The Assay ONCE
does not receive crude ores OF any kind, only bull
lion, winch signifies either coin or bars Many or
the Jewellers send samples OF their goods to the
Assay ONCE In order to test their value. lew
days ago magnificent golden chace from Mex
ican convent was thrown INTO the crucible, and
old family plate frequently meets the same fate.
During tue last twenty years gold bars TO the
amount of over s2l9, 900 and silver bars to the
amount OF Sl5O00.0O0 were manufactured IN the
New York Assay once.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
MIDNIGHT MARAUDGRS

About midnight OF Wednesday Mr.. James A. Ter
hume of No. 4l6 West Twenty-eighth street, was
aroused from his sleep by a noise in the basement
OF his residence, which evidently Indicated the
presence Of intruders. nasty examination dis
closed the fact that panel in the 'front.' door OF the
basement had been broken IN and gold watch,
jcwelry, silk dresses and other articles OF vaiue
worth about $500 been carried on. On1cer
lie Roy stevens, OF the Twentieth precinct
was summoned and captured man named Frank
Mckenna, ALIAS Woods. Just as he was emerR-
ing from the house confederate. named William
Johnson escaped through the rear and, leaping
the intermediate fences, renamed secreted in the
rear OF No. 4O4 in the same street until daylight,
when ne was discovered by domestic named
Margaret OD0nneil. lie promptly informed her
that he was detective searching for burglars,
and on this representation she allowed him TO pass
OUT. A watch however, had been kept on the
neighborhood, and Onicer waters followed him up
to the corner of Twenty-ninth street aud Ninth
avenue when he took him into custody. The
prisoners we're held for trial IN default Of S3.0oo
bail,
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

OF the most approved order II ia stated here that
he forged vanderDilt's name once before for S75 OOa
received the money, was captured, convicted and
sentenced TO the state Prison OF New York foI
seven years, which term he served in that nstitn.
tiOn. His operations since that time nave chiefly
peen confined TO the West aud South where they
have been quite extensive. In New Orleans he is
said 10 have raised a check on Wells, Fargo Co.,
for $4,000, and II Is believed mere there are num-
Der OIL re wards for his arrest
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

ASSAUnTING AN OFFICER,

Jacob Ernest and his irish wife, Bridget, quar-
relied In their apartments at No. 81 Charlton
street, on Wednesday niQht. Jacob was beating
Bridget severely when her screams attracted the
attention OF Onicer John Noble. of the Twenty
eighth precinct The officer, on entering, found
the wife the floor and the husband standing
over her. On attempting to arrest him Ernest
suddenly seized PAIR OF shears ana stabbed the
Officer in the left breast. He did not relnquisll
his hold, however and carried Ernest 10 the sta
the charge OF wiie-beating and in $1,000 Ior as.
N an a.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17

The society must not be blamed though another
traveller Is isolated and an African exploration
again suspended; its means are not inexhaustlble,
and IL has done much ana well for science. But
the lie work OF Livingstone, IN its two aspects Of
humanity and discovery, is not thing ihat must
OR can be droppeo and there ore 1t is that in this
friendly alliance OF resource and purpose, the pro-
prietors of the two journals concerned have con.
GUIDED their present arrangements.
The New York herald., 1874-07-17
Citizens of Colorado and New Mexico

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1874.
A petition has been received at the War Depart
mcnt, signed by ia citizens OF Colorado and New
Me Xlco, asking for protection from the Indians.
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Decoration Day Elsewhere.
IN PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADRLPAIA, Nav 3O.-DecOration day e
very generally observed, but there is not a gem
eral suspension Of business, though the banks,
Board Of Brokers ard Commercial and Produce
Exchanges are closed. At Mount Moriah GEM
~tery, nearly two Thousand graves were deco
rated this morning hy Post No. 5. Palmer
street, Belgrade and Franklin cemeteries were
also visited ard addresses delivered. Greble
Post d. corated the graves at ROnaldsOn's, Mac
pelsh, Union, Bishops, Pine-street, Ebenezer,
st. Paul's and the Swedes cemeteries, con-
GLIDING with Woodlands. Other decor atoms
take place during the afternoon aud TO- morrow.
The pupils of the girls high school and sew
eral other schools. public and private. are
enjoying the beautiful weather In the park and
other cut Of town resorts.
IN SALT LAKE CITY.
SALT LAKE, CITY, May 2s.-1be mayor OF this
city IL max ing preparations TO observe the LIST OF
June, decoration day. as general holiday.
IN BOSTON.
Boston, May 3O.-The weather II delightful,
and decoration day IL being observed In Boz
ton and adjoining cities, and, indeed, through
out New England, with more than the usual
spirit. All the public Offices in this city are
closed, and business II generally suspended.
The extensive arrangements OF the several
grand army corps have been fully carried out,
and the display lie interesting and imposing.
Several military companies which volunteered
TO escort the different posts. and numerous
hands Of musicians, added 70 the attractions of
the demonstration. Wagons laden with floral
ne IT'D ,O.oweo N various proceslons and
nity burial grounds, and the graves Of the SOL
Tiers and sailors decorated. At many OF the
CEMETERIES and also at several churches orstions
Sere delivered, with other exercises sppropri-
tie tothe occasion.
IN AIBATy.
Albany, Nav 30.-The observation OF Deco
ration day is being carried out here under an
laborate programme. The weather IL very
pleasant, though rather warm. Flags are dis
p'syed from all the public and many private
buildings. Ceremonies az the burial cemetery
ill take place this afternoon
IN NEW YORK.
NHw YORK, May 30.-Decoration dav Is eeu-
rally observed by all classes Of citizens. the
smount Of business transacted being much iess
ttan usual in the down town streets. As III
egal holiday, the custom house, post Office,
sub-ressrry and stock, gold. produce, cotton
snd other exchanges are closed during the day.
The favorable weather II In marked contrast
With the clouds and rain which have marked
The anniversary during the last few years. Half
mssted faes fly from many buildings. Early
his morning q detachment OF marines under
Col BrooDe, with q number Of naval officers of
rank In Post No. Z, q. A. R., and large com
nsny OF citizeys. left the navy yard for WOOD
Csntinaea - fsuFsh paga.l
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GRAND EXCURSION
ON DECORATION DAY.

The STEINER LADY OF THE LAKE will,
miles DOws THE PoTCMAG, Eas~k
Otehlpg at Glymokt, going sud reoxSr7rs.z-1h
The 3lst cay OF MAJ leaving Ter wharf foot OF II b
STR ct, 81 IL O'Clock Q. IN.
Tickets for Gentleman, 81; for Gentleman and
LADY, Lee.
Twenty Eve por cent. OF the amount realized on
he sale OF tickets will b. donated the relief OF
the Sufferers OF the Flood in Lousisna CT The Suf-
ierers by the Mill Greek Disaster ia Massssbus It's
he purchaser electing t. which fund ne deeires 10
contribute.
Tickets for sale a. all the hotels and principal
bookstores.
MUSIC FURNISHED.
Refreshments can be had on board the steamer.
81 Parties who cannot find time tn 60 on Deco
Tsrion Day can go on SUNDAY, May 3ist
myB A. c. PLANT
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THE COMMITTEE,

'['bIer Se.Sn PIIC.SiG, 20 BE GIVEN By
Il n REIS4Is OF ST. PEFERs, at IA
ANALOS1tN ISLAND, on THURSDAY, ~
June 9Th, ls3l Thi- being the second amt ~
SereA airy the Society will slso hsys q grand LII
Parade 10 G. OrgetOwn CT that Gay, Dancing M,
conmence ct O'Clock. PfOf. Styles Celebrated
goTcoraD Z0uaves Bani has been engaged for the
Parade and Pic Mic. The committee OF arrange
neEts wall spare pains expenses 20 make mi.
ne OF the best pic kics Of the season The steamer
sill leave foot of High street wharf every ten min.
utes- Ferriase free. Tickets, admitting a gentle
man ard ladies, 80 certs. msy23-ths As9
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DEEF PARK U0TFL-

H BALTIMORE A ID OHIO 4 r.,
~ ee CEen.d tlr the reception II visitors On the
I 9TH OF JUNK, under the management A !, A
al Mr. JANIS SYKES, 70 whom applisa- y TrAt
liOUs Tor may be a1drefsrd a. v ash IT,
4 Et5 CITY, uEti June It, after IA 4 date a. Ueel
Iks Garrett county NJ.
lu etc tiCu 70 the very desirable accOmmOl iii
Cnerec families and laJirs, especial arrsNgemeats
have been made to accommodate sisgl7 gen,l4m u
fCr the ssCu. maylq a.
lsukday papers q. Rapnb and Chrna sn2E 1
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DECORATION DAY, 1911.
HONORS TO THE GALLANT DEAD
OUR SOLDIERS GRAVES.
TEE DAY AT ARLINGTON.
GIN EAwLEY's GRAFTON, THE
POEH, &c.
MEMORIAL SERVICES AT SOL
BIERS' KONE AND EI.SEWRE1E.

In accordance with an sunua' custom the
beautiful ceremony Of decorating the graves of
the fallen heroes of the late war at Arlington
and CT those in other cemeteries adjacent 90 the
city with flowers was performed to- day under
the auspices of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie. I he day was most auspicious; not q cloud
specked the blue empyrean, and the burning
rays of the sun were tempered by delightful
breeze. The day was generally observed in
this city holiday. All the Government and
District Offices were closed, and many Of our
business houses suspended operations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30

DUEL was fought on the Molaire ride.
near New Orleans, yesterday, between two
CreolesIGuillotte and Pezeros. The weapons
were pistols, distance ten PAGES, fire at win and
advance. Guillette fred at the word OF com
mand, shooting Pezeros through the side, near
the heart - -
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GTON. d. c.. SATURDAY. MAY 30, 1874.
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

Hon j. NJ. LEACH, the representative 10 the
last ard present Congress from the fifth district
Of North Carolina, has published a card TO his
consti uents declining a denomination.
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GEORGE w. CHILDe GOING TO ERRCr Poe
MosUNEsT.-The New York Post says :-sWe
are infoI med that George w. Childs, whose at
tention has been attracted by statements of tn q
neglect in which the grave Of Edgar Allen Poe
has 10 long been suffered to remain, has taken
measures to erect at his own expense a suitable
mopoment over II, and that 1t Is desirable that
the money which has been Contributed from
other sources for the purpose shall be left as a
fund to preserve the monument and grave in
proper order"
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GRAND PICNIC
WASHINGTON GROVE, no. l,U,A. O
DBUIDS,
AUAI1NA CIRCLE, MOI q. A. o. DRUIDS
Combined. At the Washington 0ity Garden, or
TUESDAY, the I'd day Of June
This order Is In nOurishinR condition the Iatfes
nave also great MANY YER fire prizes to be given
% The best shot a. the Target snd the best roller
tls man erd ladies. ~
MAJ so THE COMMITTEE
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

T. ECHs BITE PICSIC-GRAND PIOEIO OF
II IACELslOH TENT, No. Al, l. o. Of K =.
ANALCsTeN ISLAND, MOSDAY, June L 1874.
Lletets % cents, admitting . Gent aad Ladies, The
Ho,y ~ Band has been en- gagged fer IN. occasion
very ten minutes. Ferry free.
1t T. GOEANs n of uo,r
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SUMNER RESORTS.

n d
- HAMPTON VIRGINIA
Tbs Vell-EpOw SUE MEB kESg RTis now open
i"r Jhy 5ect Ps!Ou Of visitors. s-a BsthIug a A
faci'lties aud even convenience for the S,.SEsH
cCUtUTr aZt pleasure 2 guests attached to ILL.,
abe House For terms a further iatO ma - ,
sldTtss J J. b RS a., President n.a. St-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30

ITha Reading police keep list of ladies'
who firt in public.
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OEHEGVIsL ADYEETI5ED.

Aroz e. the diagrams AID views eIh ,bis d daring
IL, Dec wI'f e rr- f--irssII, Nal o. the
IrIfe. : st-s sIT-llE ia Niil--I - q b8s, the
! -s---r '-o-t 90 rs y s. IL pf-iIIgg Line II
tu.t afG efiv &C.; thr " l. lc % aI41- ais;
Gel. Z 8l L. l3.-Ty, " ARA VI WIDEN / land
Hhr Hf rsC g.; u s@- Con .tJCs ~ So UrixIu-
htet, .r-Ss, t tEE - flc FisiCrc Si-a q Ji1 and
filg-T, iltrrlH~ ~ e she + IA :. Mics n the
HoEl4. I've Al Caired -iii.I- II DO.isr4 PROMISED
" uth Of the sut-o T1n1sI: CONVEYING Az 70
tt= ELez; E1lF+sd, Ts.aGs. lug, Bo-irz II les
Wi.h con tTea.-@d Air D-s-. AZ ytos1cg with NitTu-
CiyceTire or Gta-t WieT; Il ichi1h So y; OEcli-
Il1- ssa I-iIrri.E; OF EslTTcs an hi- a. 81;
NtE fTOdl the Su mt over he Fprty u ie Desert;
- o.tw AID 81 r1rEkr = Tu~t pavf1slu NiTEi MA
q y srG Cold EiiI; Staf cd Feet D1ep; OsPitOl
N1iGEt, v zl-T, Gre, " as'e E0cS, sd Ton Of
IN u Every Eag CO Cores 4 Frs " JOd Barnes
H. 2. L US, IirlIg frmP7i IN Nj - Or ,1ksd
fAT- al Ir tho CTlts Discovery sBt Killing Of Ose
H. OpE0s.tigu - the Sut-J Tame; SOCK Gam
hirg; Bassa.ities % tIs q aiifCrna BAIk Big;
hsH;ug s,d Ecbbirg IN Public: Bri5ilg # NJ -
Ard Ls gisa ar w .icy ing Nenal Press; s u co
Ysr dsv the Prltts Il these 44niru.S.i 50; Lower
flg SD Hosting 4 Ore; water PoWlr V-i!iZ 4 in
Nirsz, Mines Il the ~ Mountains, IN Germ ans
Consecutive MireTS--h6 cA1ss e hum aaitY de-
uaZts = refHCy. hc.iten-3 in Nine; A Gave
y iraTs Buried Alive; Preaat1re diast-,naime-i
ard blir Gee beiUCed Nine-ds.d bodies floating
Jaskat Hiu5-49 miners banned 20 death; Kscaoa
ssd Ra-cCe th-rUg1 the Tunnel; also, Views Of
Minis Scenes in all Paris Of The Word.
Admission free. Tickets may b. ob.s'red on sp-
Ilcafion ~ tn office Of NIilsrd's a., ar tie
hstrvICiitgu Hotel, and ar Arssrs. Philip & sol .
rsoas Bookstore. Those heret1f fssuet are xsCd
Tor ali lectures. IChTon. a Rep Mayo lon
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BRIrAIN's CLAIM ON ACCOUNT OF BUR-
RIEL's BUTCHRRY.-Spain did no. get entirely
clear of the consequences of Burrieis atrocious
Of the Vireinius TO the United states goyern.
ment. The British government still presses for
an acknowledgment Of the wrong done and for
compe nsation TO the relatives Of the British
subjects who were among the victims. The de-
mand was imperatively renewed as late ss the
1th Of May, bat there seems as yet to have been
no response to II from Madrid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30
A QUIET SUMNER HOME,
"a VALLEY HDHE


l. nestled amid he mountains OF virginia, twelve
miles west OF " Inehester, Ave from BOck
IECn, and ttiIteen from CspJn Springs; FAy
directly "en-Tcute" from Winchester 60 N.SSat
TON. Chay bea'e AID SUI bur water, OF excellent
cuslifTr within IL miles Terms for board from ea5
q $50 per Eontn, CniIdren, under II years, half.
G-iee. Iliy rSfsfensts given If required. Every
1sssonable effort VII be made TO make the PLACE a
Hone Tor all, Address Mrs. 3. 3. GORE. Blck
tIeek ' slleyt Ffeser-ek county, Va. mayl92g
ICRDkNS WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
FREDERICK county Va Only one and a. a
Iali miles from StephensOn's Depot p. O., FH82
had I'VE a. q hail. niles southeast Of Win I.ssS
cstsitrs Ill be open on first day Of June Tho
buildings have been much improved ~ cor-anni-
eating doors, shutters, na~ psrlJrs, &c The nv
Gtalybeste spring ) IL Inc order.
hates OF charges: ARD per dsy, SO; per week,
IL 20: per month, Of 3 days, SO. Children and
ored seTN ants half price. nite servants, three
fIuTths price or sccOrciIE 10 accommodations. For
May, June, September AID October, liberal dsduc-
tiCus viii be Issde
Pan hlets for distribution at the Springs. Cole
nan Rogers, and EbOitt House, Washington
i ,und-tris tickets, good until November 1, from
baltimore, IS s.; from WssrinstOn, SIS 50
nyls In q. JORDAN, Owner and PrOp'r.
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THE PRESIDENT yesterday issred proelama-
ton for carrying into effect the provisions o.
the Treaty of Washington, establishing reci-
pIozi'y i'm fisheries and the fish trade~bstYeeu
tie United States and the British Provinces.
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ACCIDENT ON THE UNION RAILRoAD.-Two
Pullman cars in the Washington night express
train OF the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal
timore railroad, were badly wrecked about
O'Clock yesterday morning on the Union rail-
road. defective wheel broke, and after rum
ming two miles on the Union railroad in that
condition, the broken car and another jumped
the track, burying the fore wheels In the gravel
ballast. Nobody was hurt and little damage
was done except to the running gear of the care
and the wheel. The road was cleared by $780,
the passengers being delayed only about 20
minutes.-BdltimOre Sun, Both
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CONGRESSMAN y. NJ. WILSON, Of Indians,
announces that he will not be a candidate TO.
re- election. The indianapolis Sentinel says his
constituents knew that he wouldn't when he
took his share OF the back Psy.--N. Y. Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-30

WOMEN IN THE PRES CHURCHES
In the Presbyterian General Assembly in 81.
louis yesterday morning an overture from the
Rock River Illinois Presbytery was presented
which desired the Assembly To tell them if ST.
Paul's language concerning the preaching and
praying Of women should be Interpreted literal
iy, and whether it applies TO the praying OF
women at the weekly prayer meetings DIR.
Crosby, from the committee on overtures, said :,
eyes, excepting special cases to be decided by
the PASTOR" but many voices cried ''no, no I"
Judge Drake said if the scriptures spoke plain
iy and unequiyocably on the subject forbidding
women To speak or pray, then the answer should
be no. III they do not, then it should be an EN-
phatic "yes." tApplause.1 After discussion
the matter was referred to a committee OF seven
OF the Presbytery.
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u a TTON.

TT'EI5 Pop1la- and Healthy summer Resort, ait
n UAte1 IN the nEe-t part Of L0udOun a . n
very near Purcelyilie Depot, Ws-bfng- EAV
t"n and Ohio u h, rinled, by mountains, lks71t
AID Sitbtp Ia hours ride by rail from WashiugIOn
CITY VIII Be op-n, for the pticn OF guests June
Its asOn lAi Beautiful scenery pleasant walks
hNery stable near By, b4fh-rOoza, an ice Juse
fiitds large arr Rooms, and = piano IN the hOuse
bSPs will be given frequently II desired BIZ the
tusrceTs- TeTE>s moderate. Those wishing TO sDIov
ale cool breczes o. this region vii a.
Rsund Hill r. O LHadonn Cann,T !;
References st 1909 street northwest mayS-tf
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CEA BAIHING
At POINT LOOKUP, MD.

Lt1EL OFEG JOEz lST.
CUttt ami vs.ssFf entirely neG. II. table VII BE-
Ven supplied b ls-s ans bathing sgtts
eirs. LiOersi deductions 20 fasli ias. VyeFff
ACE Itr FOtsn-s &C ST. amsrs from " Gsh- 1sEzI
Ing balLl-E ere. ard S8IfIIE.
AcGress yANE5 Z. MILBURS y Bro, PLAT
lockout, Md. nlay2I -2gT
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CLIFToN, IiALaFsx ceG>TY, VA.

The CLIfTOe HCUSs Is how optn for the re-
CepJiOL 81 families for the Sumner. II is . A
titEated UTon the q. ard AleIAndl IA X. Z, vfSzA&
D niles iTJ Alexandria. Persons wishing lEskr
O. learn garticular- will address "PROPhIETUh
CLIFTON HOUSE, TRers are still sons Of the
t--S rOonls DOT engaged, many Of them are to be
oScupess b. those vi Cccu pied them last Sasnmer
ems moderate, aud al the appoiutul nts II the
L. uso comfortable and desirable. usys III
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GRArp IOTEL.

"a S4RATOTA SPRINGS
TC pee June 10 tbs elegant AID perfectly ap-
yoiut-i Ho,cf, fs~ins COrgr-=s Fark, IL A
have lta &C Cor ? term q years. with re SEsEtE
sss istaLc. 81 uy broth r, Z lva..u- Z W -
Il, q Wet PaiLt, ia.ei Il l. 20 OF sc05n-
Eis. 8tlI J. equal 20 any hotel Ia Sar
81 "a. 7 ms, s3i ger week.
us 25-,Ig JOHN b COZZ Ems
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LIEUT.. COLONEL j. G. FOSTER, corps OF en-
gineers, L. S. A, has been relieved frem the
temporary charge of the 18th and 5th divisions
Office of the chief of engineers, and Major G.
II. Elliot, corps of engineers. assigned to the
charge Of the same; the order to take effect
June LIST.
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SUrMER RESORT AMONG THs MOI


Tabs
b L m n o L S &,
EELLEFUETE, Pa
SfereCscCT!c -i-Ws Of LoCa Scenery 20 a
I eu ~ e . PenLsy i~aaia avenue, ana StT.~e.F
49, Ler!E 7th st-est. For &c. Crif tiyG cir 49,
CUiaT ard ierr.s atdres-
n syls m" WI. WILKINSON CO Prop'rs.
DINE POINT.
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Tie uutzrsisu'd having pCrcE sset the eight years
l.H.S vl tLe = Sc cesiJ alie place # = 4 n
her rssoTf, vii have tne -e7t daslug Tt.sfaS
We seas u II style Ut passed D. any -
: riilsr esiabllshySLT ET1m is acCss4tb II , =
y shirEfcC sd its sract- e ii.g. bathing,
f-llng ard shooting, lie l. satisfied hat IO other
sFrf l. Its superior.
- Terms q tie.
- 10, ns may oe engaged fr0r- ,ue 1T Of June,
q al o. her nf rm.J.III vDIa-le 80 ''Selats
l. Eae.'' taS l,fh street.
ray z In JOHN nSLEsgY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"a TAT OF The "FLU W X
Y eUEb NJ will be sung by Ore Hon tired nd
Fffty Pupils oftho Pebble schools, W abs Opera
BOnse, ca WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY EVkN-
at Eilis' Music Store maySD-4t-
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THE STATEMENT regarding the "Bank Note
Examination is incorrect. Yesterday, we
learn, there was no dtscrepany in the schedule
submitted by the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, and no higher rates were allowed be-
cause of the use of secret process. The private
examination" (hesring) Of Mr.. McCartee By the
committee, was for the purpose of considering
the processes now in use bV the bureau.
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ST. LOUIS.
Affairs In ArRausas.

ST. LOUIS, May ia Little Rock
special to the evening Dispatch, says
that in an interview with Baxter to-day
he said that in the event Of the Legis
lature recognizing him as Governor, o!
which he Lad no doubt it would, he
would advise President Grant OF IT.
action and ask that the United States
authorities compel Brooks TO vscate the
State House. If Grant should comply
aud Brooks refuse, he would take the
building by force. Or il the President
should delay and still permit the troops
here TO interfere as thy have been do
ing, be would protect himself. Bax'
ter's forces have all the advantages in
point OF men and artillery; they re-
ceived last night two Parrot guns from
Texas, with plenty of prepared amupl-
ton. and these guns are being put in
position to-day. Baxter also received
several new companies last
night, and also a large
supply Of ammunition. The Federals
have agreed that hereafter they will
not interfere with either party beyond
certain limits, which limits are outside
OF the thickIy settled part Of the city.
Hereafter neither men nor supplies
will be permitted to enter Brooks quar-.
ters without 8 fight.