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RIFLE SHOOTING TO-Dsy
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NV YORK, July a lISnafrI f-.U
Dublin says the match for the Freeman,
Journal cup to-day r, suited in tie bet.yeeu
Major Fulton. OF the American team. and
Mr.. Day, Of the Irish association. The tic
will be decided by shooting of at ordinary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

IKE CARTER, OF Arizona. las only been
visiting IN MaSsa chusetts six months, but no
WAS half drUWned al the Mil River disaster.
had his hair and eyebrows burned OF by tho
Holyoke church. and by the bursting Of
cannon in Boston he had an ann broken. and
now he is on his way home muttering. II
Kin defend myself in Arizona, bcgOl."-
AisrdlfEee A,gTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

FATAL RESULT OF A BATH.-The en-
plOyes and brokers of the custom house were
considerably shocked yesterday morning
over the intelligence of the sudden death OF
captain Alfred +. Puffer, young and pop
ular deputy collector. The shock was more
severely felt from the fact that the deceased
LETT the custom house late Wednesday afte4'-
noon III the best of health and spirits, and re-
turned TO his home, No. West 9th street.
Soon after arriving there the oppressive heat
lmIeiled him To take cooling bath, which
he proceeded TO do, and had no sooner en-
tered the bath tub and immersed his body in
water. than the shock To the system caused
apopleXy OF the brain. He. however. real
lied ms position ia time to summon his
wife and the inmates of the house. but after
wards lapsed into Inconsistencies before
aces TO the bath room was obtained. lie
lay in spasms throughout the night. aud
died at O'Clock yesterday mOrning.-N T.
S-OT 1i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS The
Pennsylvania republican state central COM
mittee met at Harrisburg yesterday. Major
A. Wilson Norris, of Harrisburg was elected
secretary, and General III. Ii. Bingham, of
Philadelphia, treasurer. After the appoint
ment OF several permanent committees and
the see ,tiOn of Harrisburg as the headquart-
erS OF the state central committee, the COM
mittee adjourned. Russell Evrett was
cholen chairman of the committee on or
ganiZatiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

A NEW TRADE-Thirty-two car loads of
watermelons passed through Atlanta, Ga,
yesterday, en- route from the highlands OF
Florida 10 Chicago. A delegation of thirty
one FlOridians 60 with them to make per-
manent arrangements for trade to and from
he northwest.
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Gen. JoyeiIarS yicrory

LONDON, July 3.-DiSpatchcs from Madrid
confirm the report Of Gen. Jovellar'S victory
over the united CarliSt bands OF Dorregartv
CuTula and Nillalain. Gen. Maritime cam
pas, with the army Of Catalonia. effected a
Junction with Jovellar yesterday. and the
tons 10 attack COntaVicia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

LONDON, July 3.-biSpatcheS from China
say mat several foreigners have been as
saulted in Pekin. The native soldiers who
lhsuIted the American consul and wife. and
made hostile demonstrations against the
British consulate at Chin kiang have been
luliSLCl and the afllir IL rnnu .nttIu-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

STRIKES seem to be invading all DEPART
ments Of industry. The Pittsburgh Com
mercial says the clergymen of Towanda
have struck-that is, they have combined to
have but one service on Sunday for the next
six months, and sinners must get along the
best way they can.
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New York Bank Statement

NEW YORK, July 3. Loans, Increase,
s2,6s9. 400; specie, increase. - ,g17 600; legal
tenders, Increase, $3.50 600; deposits in
crease, sic, 200; circulation. decrease.
Sd, 500; reserve, increase, S4.1SG,O 43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

BURIED ALIvE.-A painful story is afioat
IN quebec 10 the effect that the opening OF
the vault used for the reception OF bodies
curing the winter, in a cemetery In that
neighborhood, has disclosed a case of pre-
mature interment. The unfortunate gentle
have died suddenly.
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AT THE BALTIM0RK SHIFT FAC.
"A TORY,
l012 Sf,sa northIresf, WasA,ngtoR, Id C.

rs Wa. Eayetts S.yses, Rahfssovs, Nd
We make the VERY FINEST DRESS SH hts "a
SrdsrI ard in the most elegant manner for ~ a
9TH bands on the sleeves; or S2s0 with culfs Ct,
Sshes aL1 feriect NJ always guaranteed.
Beet t-Ply LINEN COLLARS, for al
Best ply LINEN CUFFS, 50 cents q pafr
Directions Tor self meas ement sent 10 gentlemen
81 distance when written for Collar and Cuis
sent By mail when paid Tor, eDlS-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

THE TEMPLEToS WIFE-sHooTTSG CASE.
Duncan ID. Templeton, of New York, con-
victed OF shooting his wife formerly Miss
Babcock, of Washington with intent to
kill, and sentenced TO seven years in states
prison. was yesterday admitted TO bail by
Judge Davis in consideration of a new trial
having been ordered by the Court Of APP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

AN OLD MANS SUICIDE-NicholaS Mar
SHAH, nearly - year. old, for many years q
resident Of Oyster Bay Cove. committed
suicide at a late hour on Wednesday eviningc
by hanging. lie made "A rope fast to beaur
IN his barn, got up On tn hay NOV. put IA ,
moose round his neck, and swung OF Tho
fear that he was about 20 lose the little prop
erty he had Il igneG as the cause.-N T..
Sun ID
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AN ELOPINC WIFE MURDERED BY HER
PARAMOUR.-Fr frederick ScIa. iler. of South
f.aStpI. "a. states TO Coroner HDitnan. ui
New York, that he believes that the gIrl who
was shot by "A man IN row boat DI the EaSt
river on June p, and who gave her name as
Sophie SchaCdler. was las wife Mr.. hazel
Ter says that about ineteeu months ago he
married Sophie BOwenSteiu In South Ea~tDa.
Pa, She being then - years old. On April
y. i>sl. his wife elOped with a man named
Lucas Weiscr. who has "A wife aud children
IN Germany. From the accounts publishri
Cf the pair Mr. Schaedler was led 10 believe
lLai lie Woman LHas Iii. W 10
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More Failures i'm England

LONDON, July 3.-There have been several
heavy failures at different places in the
country, caused by the suspension OF the
large houses already noticed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

BALTINORE'S EXPELLED COUNCILMAN
INBICTED.-On Tuesday evening. warner 4
L drowning, member Of the first branch
OF the city council from the tenth ward. was
expelled from that boiy. The rea ierS OF the
American are famil ar with the transaction
IN which the city WAS swindied ont OF 500,
which Nh BrOwniIg is supposed % IA 81
pocketei. Yesterday the grand Jury inves-
usated the some affair. ana made present
mtnt against Mr.. Browning for fraud. 4
warrant has been issued iOr tbs arrcst-L,,ft-
TulGrC American 3D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

GEORGE GRANT. founder of the Victoria
colony in Kansas, is the owner of a farm
which embraces the whole county of Elias,
is larger than any dukedom in Europe, and
contains $4,000 acres. Mr.. Grant devotes
himself principally to stock raising. He has
just wintered 5000 sheep and has $50. 900 in
vested in stock of all sorts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

RACING AT BoSToN.-The unfinished 2:2i
race at Mystic Park, Boston, of Thursday,
was won by Comet; John III. second, and
Tom Keller third. The first race yesterday,
for horses OF the 2;34 class, was won by Amy;
II. Harry second and Ned Forrest third.
for horses of the 2:29 class, was won by Frank
j; Billy Platter second, and Ella Madden
third. Time, 2:25, 2:26, 2:N4, 2:264. 2:264 a..
Platter took second heat and Madden third
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SINGULAR MOTIVE FOR a SUICIOE.-Mr
Deofge strange, an aged man Of >eyvuty-twO
years, IN comfortable 81 circumstances. q tesI by
ms own hand yesterday morning. lie hal
Tor eight years past labOre1 under apprnhen-
sion OF death by apopieNy. and. ia order 10
pun an end 10 hI> So pHuse, opened an artery
IA his lett arm. He was found AT eight pros
traie IN his room. al No Flushing auenup,
anu died few moments after.--N l.. Hlrdd,
sOTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

THE BLACK HILLS BoNANZA.-Private
advices from the Black Hills expedition re-
ceived at Chi ago show that investig cations
are proving the country TO be richer In gold
than has heretofore been supposed. The
earth down TO the bed rock in every direction,
il is stated is filled with particles of gold +,
and the quartz shows rich veins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

THE OLD STORY" January and MN -
Mrs. Margaret Johnson reached Fort WAYNE
Ind, Wednesday morning from Ohio. i'm
pursuit of her daughter, who elOped with a
married man named Randolph Water, aged
fifty. The girl is described as a beautiful
blonde, just budding into womanhooi, and
highly accomplished. She left a home OF
luxury. The guilty couple were traced to
Columbia City, which point Mrs. Johnson
left for Wednesday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

SHOOTING AFFAIR IN PORTSMOUTH, VA
A serious shooting affray occurred in Ports
mouth, Va, on Thursday afternoon. c. p
Edwards, prominent dry goods merchant,
shot his brother, Thomas Edwards twice
through the breast with a Colts revolver,
and the wounded man is i'm dangerous con-
ditiOn. Edwards is in jail. The affair grew
out of a domestic Quarrel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

IHE IIBER GREEN sew EK.-Tle work OF
constructing the TIbrr creek ~ gytr has been
completed All the way from Maryland ave
huc down 10 The james creek canal. with the
exception OF the connection under the frac *
OF NE Baltimore and Potomac raIlrnad ,
where n crosses near Virginia avenue There
seems 10 have been IA oversight on the part
OF some one i'm locating the outlet of this
sewer eNacil 8 IN the middle al South capitol
street, which crosses ~ al an acute angle.
The improvement Of this street l. not very
Tar distant IN the future, a. the work ~ graf
ing ~ has already been commenced la the
nelghbOrhOOd OF the Capitol. The sewer
should b. extended at least two hundred feet
further south. where the outlet could be
constructed OF The line OF South Clg.tyi
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

NEW HAMPSHIRE AT THE CENTENNIAL
joint resolution appropristing $1,000 To
the stock subscription In the Philadelphia
centennial has passed. the New Hamsphiro
legislature. A joint resolution appropriate
ing IS 900 TO defray New Hampshire's ex-
pense at the centennial was also passed..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

THE CENTENNIAL OBsERvAToRY-The
steamship Eindicator, Of the Providence. X.
l., line, arrived at Philadelphia yesterday
with the first section of the observatory To
be erected in the centennial grounds 1t
consists of eight sections. Others will arrive
from Boston as speedily as possible. The OBJ
servatOry is of galvanized boiler plate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

BLOWN OVERHEARD FROM A CANNoN's
MoUTH.-The Pacific mail steamship com
pany's steamer City ofTokiO sailed from San
Francisco Thursday for Hong Kong via
Yokohama. AS the Toxic left the wharf a
salute was fired, and a sailor named Patrick
flanagan was blown from the mouth of a
cannon OYerboard and Instantly killed
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YELLOW Feyer aI kex West
SnQcfe Shfnmants

KEY WEST, July 3.-Two deaths from vel
low fever occurred here yesterday.
j. V. HARRIS, VI, d., Health Officer.
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ADVERSE TO TwEED.-Judge Brady rem
dered decision in New York yesterday, on
motion to quash the indictments against
Tweed. He denied the motion except as re-
CARDS two indictments conceded during the
argum ent to have been superseded and saws
the objection raised should be made, IL at
all, ON the plea, and not on a motion to
-
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a LLEGED POISONING ~ PLATSFIFLD
y. J.-County Physician IerTill. Of Eliza
beth, has investigated the case OF Mr.. y W
Pike, Of Plaiufeld. w.ose death occurred
very suddenly, and gave rise ID much com
meut lnfhe Heiehbp-hOel. Some DAYS Ice
fore her death Mrs Pike left her husband
house and went 10 live with her father, az
whose residence She Gicd with symptoms "a
poisoning. The county physician VIII not
order an iEQueSt.-.A. T. Ford sO.b.
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The National Holiday

NEW YORK July 3.-Actual specie shin
ments 10 Europe to-day were II ,9jO,0a,, .
which ~ SOC, goo is gold coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

80 The South Carolina bank and trust
company, OF Columbia, has suspended pay
ment. The state has 500, 900 on deposit In tho
bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

n 1HILADELPHlA hUMOR ABOUT CHAR
LEY ROSs.-It is rumOred in Philadelphia
that John Westernett, the brother-in-law of
one OF the abductors Of little Charley Ross,
and who was arrested and confined some
time since as cOnspirator in the abduction,
has made an important confession as TO IT, e
abduction of the boy, which promises well
for his recovery though it furnishes no infor-
nation as TO his present whereabouts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

THE RIFLE SHOOTING IN lRFLAND-TYe
american t"to5V at EJigHiCiut.-The official
score OF the International rifle match at Dol
lymOunt on Tuesday, gives Dakin 81, instead
of 81, at 900 yards range, and makes the
number of points by which the American
beat the Irish team 80, instead of3S
THE CONTEST FOR THE ABERCORN CUP
at DOllymount ended yesterday. Mr.. Ed
mohd Johnson. of the Irish team won bv n
total score of $50. MeSSrs. Rigby and Pollock
made higher scores, but as they had been
winners before, the cup was awarded to Mr..
johnson. OF the Americans the best scores
were as follows: Fulton, 81; Gildersleeve
1863; BOdine, 36i; Coleman, SO. The Ameri-
cans won several all-comerS prizes yeSter-
day. The weather was bad for the rifiemen
Rain fell during the day, and there was
high wind. Dublin journals, referring To
Major Leech'S retirement from the captaincy
OF the Irish team, concur in saying that Ire
land is indebted TO Major Leech for the long
range shooting. which he established in the
face of great difficulties.
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Germany nj the Centennial.
Foreigners Assaulted I'm China

BERLIN, July S.-The German commits
sloner io the Philadelphia Centennial ENhi-
bltlon is preparing 80 get consent 10 afli \
prices to goods sent there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

WHY Is IT2-Many persons in whose favor
certificates have been issued by the board OF
audit for Old material aud on account OF
various claims are almost daily receiving
notices OF such fact, said not ices bearing date
May !, ls75 THE query Is. why have they
been retained all this time in that o,iice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03
- a 4LE GRO TIER

IHIAOIlO d-NU LLUI HIERS,
le2s-r CORNER 7rH AND ID STREETS NV.
IN AND AFTER THE IsT DAY OF july
~ the contractor for supply ing the Coumissary
Department Of the U. ). Army Of the District will
have on hand large quantities Of
FRESH AND CORNEb BEEF AND MUTTON
for sale cheap NJ the Meat house Of the department
18th and streets. Persons living in the neghbor
hood please take notice.
Je25-2w+ GEO. W LINKINs Contractor
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
RIFLE MATCHES TO-DAY.
TIE BETWEEN AMERICA AND IRELAND.
A VICTORY FOR DUBLIN
THE MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLE.
THE CARLIST DEFEAT.
MORE ENGLISH FAILURES.
RIFLE MATCHES TODAY
TIE BETWEEN AMsRICAAND IRELAND.
A VICTORY FOR DUBLIN
THE MEXICAN BORDER TROUBLE,
THE CARLIST DEFEAT
FOREIGN VIEWS.

PARIS, July 5.-An important meeting OF
the three groups of the left was held last
night. $50 deputies were present. resalu-
ton was unanimously passed agreeing To
ABSTAIN nom unnecessary discussion, 50 that
all necessary bills may be passed by The
middle OF August. Provision was made for
a committee To negotiate with the ministry
huki d'Audifiret PaSquier. and the leader
OF other parliamentary groups with the OBJ
ject OF fixing "A day for the dissolution OF the
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NVOTHS

MOTHS. MOTHS.
W IL you wish 20 save your heavy wearing parel
blansets, Covers, Crumb Cloths, &C., from moths
nave them cleaned BY my celebrated chemical pro-
cess which removes all grease and vegetable stains
enectusuy single persons who have no sccommo-
with me until the fall season Blankets and Cnr
tAlns OF all descriptions cleaned in q superior man
ner ana on reasonable terms Persons leaving the
city can get their travelling and other suits cleaned
at short notice. A. TIsHER
Jelly els 9th sfreaf northwsst
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The Markets,

NEW YORK, July 3.-The cotton exchange
adjourned from yesterday till TUESDAY
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HOTELS.
THIS POSITIVELY
TIT ID 3 1T UPf
FIRTBER REDUCTIONS IMPOSSIBLE.

ABSOLUTELY COMPELLED
TO FORCE OFF EVERYTHING.
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STEAMER SUE EXCURSIONS.

The elegant iron steamer SUE. Cap
tain james Harper, is now making . ~
n
ENCJBSIONS To POINT LOOKOUT
On EVERY SATURDAY,
Stopping AZ FiNEY POINT and MARSH NLL'S
going aud returning. Tie steamer leaves stephen
sou wharf, loot 81 9TH street. al T. arriving
Al Point L. kllt early Sunday morning, and re-
turning O. W t-hInEtDn ty o g.. on nlniay. All
The 80 -IOu- first Clt~s, and are uu-ur-
Passed By any steamer the river.
Tor passage STATE To- M. sc. upV}~ 70
STEP ESSON & BIO. Agents,
etepheusnu hart, foot # Tth street: once 5I-
P-uusy ~ anna avenue. go n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

COME dT ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

CHANGE OF COLOR To avoid liability to
mistake, caused by the similarity in color
between the two cent and ten cent postage
stamps, the former will i'm future be printed
IN VermilliOn, the old color OF the seVen-c apt
stamp, the use OF which has been discon-
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AMUSEME,ITS

(WMioUE ST MMtR THEATER,-M Mon
y day, Jgns 2St1, Er ~ NisAt and Wednesday and
saturday Hdttn.eS.-1he coolest resort in Washing
,3nIEi gsm,at of he peoples fsvorite actress,
MISS FANNY HERRING, supported by the young
actor, THOMAS MARTIN, in the prOtzan SEN
,a'Ion Drama entitled The Female detective, or
man against tn. World -
First sppearancein Washington Of the renowned
char actor artistes. Miss ANNIE RATTELLE and
Mt. TOMMY DAYTON. Sam. Devere, Stuart Sis
t"rs, and old favOTi-es retained. je2S Of
ObD MOI On Exhibition NEW No.
SSS and Sale 439
7TH Sly AT 7TH ST.
MARkRITER'S,
No. 439 TIA street, bstlcssn ID dsd streets, sighf
doors abOvs OH EsItotrs' Han.
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings, ChrOmos, &c,
Also, largest stock of Paper Hangings, Window
Shades Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas-
-els, Rings. Nails, &c, in the District
|" Terms CASH
- Please remember Name and Number. iyl-ly
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FOUR DOLLARS SAVED.

UABLE EROS, 18th and d SITS.
" o Il T. $ f. x V.3TIONS.
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THE ENDLESS BROOKLYN SCAN
DAL.

Admissions obtained by the New York re-
porters from the Tilton- Beecher Jury indicate
that they were divided as follows: For
Beecher, Messrs. Carpenter. Case. Thyer.
Hall. NcMurn, Halstead, Whelan, Tavlor
and Filter; for Tilton, Messrs. Jefl rev. FIate
and Davis. Mr.. Taylor. In an interview wit
areTorter, said when the jury went out they
StO, Il pretty even. After the first day the
average ballot stood : To 4. and finally the
vote settled at 3. Their debates were L
times very violent and demOnstrative but
there was nothing like coming To hlnMs
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SAVE SIX DOLLARS.

AT
HALLE BROS, eth and ID SITS.
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PROMOTFD.-Henry w. Cragin. y. H.; Eli
ward W. Cady, y. Y; Ferry b. Pierce, y. Y;
Charles J. Hodrick, n. c.; Isaac p. L -0ns.
Mass; Noah Hayes. Ind; and VIM. II Sin
gletOn, ID. C.. have been promoted tlirl q $
s!stant examiners i'm the Patent Oflice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

ALL QUIET in the Treasury to-day. The
only discharges to-day were fifteen messen-
gers and watchmen. The commissions OF
those appointed as deputies "a the aui tors
have not yet been returned from long
Branch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, Si02, 549.52; Customs, S515 3}46i.
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RELIEVED FROM SPECIAL DUTY-By
direction of the President. 1st Lieut.. Eli l..
Higgins, ID artillery, has been relieved from
duty as professor of military science and
tactics at the Minnesota State University
81. Anthony Falls, Mimi, and ordered TO
iOin his Irnper station
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THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION ont
standing amounts to $50 .2Sj,309, of which
So SIS, 900 are notes issued TO gold banks
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MUST CLOSE OUT IMMEDIATELY.
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PERsoNAL.-AmOng the passengers for
Europe by the steamer Nuremberg. from Bal
timOre, to-day, were Mr.. NJ. william o. this
city. and Mrs. +. X. Phillips and Miss Miri-
am Phillips, of San Francisco.
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SIX DOLLARS REDUCTION.
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COUNTERS MUST BE CLEARED
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TREAsURER NEW devoted great deal of
his time to-day TO an examination OF the
method of conducting business in the cash
room of the Treasurer's department.
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IMMENSE SAVINGS.

HABLE BROS, 7th and ID SITS.
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AT
IiABLE BROS. eth and ID SITS.
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THE SARANAC SURvIvoRs.-A dispatch
received at the Navy department from Adj
miral Rodgers, dated Vallejo, Cal, July %,
announces the arrival OF the officers and crew
of the lost L. 8 = Saranac al that station on
the steamer Pacific. that morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

SECRETARY BELKNAP and family arrived
in New York from West Point last evening,
ard took rooms at the st. James hotel
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CONSUL APPoINTED.-The President has
ppOnt2d Jose Enrique de Guerra Consul at
Ia paZ EOIiyia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

SECRETARY BRIsTow went to New York
this morning. He will return on Tue day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-03

THE SUSPENSION PAPERS in the case Of
the ObstrepOrOus Sam Bard came back this
morning from Long Branch with the APPROX
ing signature of U. 6. Grant.
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EVERY GARMENT
G DING At 4 CRITIC