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The Markets,

BALTIMORE, May s-kirginla &c, Teeilrs, a. I:
Virginia o ~- consolidated, s. =. West NirriUi. 4:
NpTth OaruliIa6 - Old -; do, neu 10: do spcc 4
tax, ) bI4 today sugar strong. no. raln-s.
BALTIMORE. May r.-CottOn duil-low midaffUcz
l5tsal5 Flour Lm and unchanged. Mh-as very
strong and hl-hgr-No. western amber. 4 I-al -:
no. do. lis. EiA-d d., l.43 No. western r,.i
~, No. d. l43, Pennsylvania red. ] sBal =:
Maryla red. lfsl -, DO. amber. / sal IS. do
white. fnal a. No western spring red. l-tl 10
Corn quiet and wcak-sOuthern white. -; southern
yellow, 81. western mixed, s.. Oats f-In-s1uthern
.,a.O, western white, 20. western mixed. 1B-- .
Rse quiet, laal j.. Hay firm and RHchauz a .
Proyisions hrm AID unchanged. Pork, = .5ld13
Butter nrmer-ucW western packed. 9Da2S. do rolls.
lsa22 Petroleum nominal. saSig Coffee Iuiet auf
sttady-ordinary % prime, Ri c8r-,es, l6sl~7f.
" hisky firm A. ] y.
NEW YORK, May S.-StCcks dull Money g.
Gold, Isl. Exchange, long. ass, short, Igl. Gov
erfmeuts active and strong.
NEW YORK, May Flour guiet: firm. WHEAT
dull; dropping. com quiet. unchanged.
new = lU-l-
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BANKERS.
: M,B, TIW0NEY a {,

L. McB. TIHoNEY a co.
H. E4NE EaS.
ha,r remove. their Banking a .Us- o. LIZ DROIT
- lLtiNG, corner -,h and ? streets.
They are PEI 1Ted o. DO e general Banking bust
ft-s receive DEP asi-- sg ct O. check -Igt, draw
nFtii- ca Baltiu" re, Philadelphia aud New York
Euy tLL ell Foreign ENlhaugs, and make Collec-
uou- GA ali pclrt-. ap29 tr
$50. 500. $500. $1,000
lHrested ga Stock Pririjr0cs iH Uau street,
leads O. many thousands q dollars profit COnpre-
LsuzlNr explanatory CirCulsrs, containing detailed
MS and quotation prices Of all stocks dealt in
~ tie
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
nailed Tree % fhIse desiring 70 speculate Adlress
ALIEN. fROTHINGHAM 4 co.
bINh EhS IND BROKEHS
Orp y stock Exchange. I2Man ST., Y
aP3 tth.s.ly
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HThe race for the great Cheshire stakes,
at the Chester meeting. in England yester-
day, was won by Thunder.
~Judge E. NJ. Pitts died suddenly yester-
day while pleading case in the courthouse
in Norfolk, Va, 8
IA female swindler calling herself Mrs.
ID. C.. Elliott, has been victimizing Rich
moud, Petersburg and Norfolk banks by
means of raising drafts.
~The jury in the case of ex-State Treas
urer Rankin, In Iowa, yesterday, brought In
a verdict acquitting the defendant OF the
charge of embezzlement.
~The American Methodist chapel at
Quickang was destroyed by q mob of China
men. The Chinese authorities have offered
ample reparation for the outrage.
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l. OC AL EW

THE THEATTEs. To night the arc rau,i-
cal combination az the National Thea -
give their last performance. On Monday
next DAYS powerful New YORK cpmpa y
appear IN the last great dramatic Sal~atfol1
tce Big Bonanza, which has had "A great
run IN New York. The performacp tonight
closes with the comedy ~ the "CogIU2al
Lesson
MoTlacchi and the MslriCQi boys give their
asst entertainment ~ Fopl's Opera House
.C-nlght. ou Monday evening tine Dsaufisul
MI houSby VIII MAKE her frs spun aranca
y. lone Warrington audience iu ihs granl
hlStol ical play "'TwiNt Ak and Crown .
lever performed iu this city.
Jack harkaway' Tor the last time AZ the
ihsater tomique this evening. rs I'm a--
Corlance with custom there Will toe a COM
p.ctc chauge of programme next week
Al The Avenue ThtaiCr, the HaSSnn's. In
iutlr plantation acts. Mr.. Kelly. IN ucrpa
ec"entficltie>. together with the regular
company, give an excellent performance.
Manager Bauer iS doing wen. Variety
WiIth. or''C" ana cleanliness. is the motto I'd
the Avenue.
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FINANCIAL AND COMnERCI4L.
washington Fish Market.

Sold by * \. Golden q Bro, ASA agents,
5,Ho0 Shad sold from - 10 Sl2 per hum
drei, 1900 ncrrings sold at - 10 Sl0 per thOuS-
and = sturgeon sold from . % % apiece.
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THE NASHVILLE RACEs.-The fourth day
OF tie spring meeting OF the Nashville Bloot-
horse association took place yesterday. In
Tue first race for three year-olds, one-mile-
and-quarter dash, Voltigeur came i'm first,
follow 81 by Bayonne, Damon aud Ford &C
Co.'S b. c. by Muggins, in the same order.
Time, 2:1sa. Second race, two mile heats,
Arizona. !, J; Oxford, 2, 2; Orphan Girl, 8.
distanced. Time, 3:47k, 3:46k. In the third
lace BallanFeel walked oyer
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THE FISHING MATCH ON The Potomac.
near the Little Fails, took place yesterday
nom 10 O'J. 1cI o.. IN. to D. m. Three prizes
were contested for, the first a handsome fi~h-
ing-u,d. the second "a fShing-haSxaf. and fls
thlrd iShing-buckpt. Mr.. b. White WAS
chosen the referee. The contestants were the
following Jos. Paul, Frank Burrows An
drew Hancock, John MCGEE. ThoS Stunts.
Nm. Cailow. Fred. Newman. T. Open
le.mer, and Thos. Mayor. The uumber OF
h>h-Whitc perCh-cauEht by each WAS az
follows. Paul. c}2. Naylpr. 2il, Burrows. 20Is
Hancock, l-i; Niece, lti. SturgtS. -: Callow,
~ opperEelmCr. =. The weighing next
look place. when n was found that Mr. pauI
received the first prize. his fiSa having
weighed 20 pounds; Mr.. Naylor. the second
= pounds, and III. Burrows, the tl.rt. 4
pounds.
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\ HTGHWA N EoBRFR ARRESTED L 1Sf
saturday night, Mr.. NJ. HOuN was suockrI
down near Tire ,Dru,rot l-th street aud Penn
NNlNaula avenue, and robbed ~ "a gold wat IN
worth ~I.a. The case was reported % police
hcaCq u3rter>. and Detect yes Mcbeyitt auh
CoOmeS to-day arrested the robuer. a coiorp1I
man. an old Do ghWayman, uametJDIu Rich
aId>on. alias ''~hiUcup." ana loCkCt him Un.
Through tie ai3 OF McsSrS. pier-Du and We 4,
independent detectives. Of Baltimore. the
watch tas been recovered in thaf CITY. A
hearing VIII o. had oa Monday M the Police
Court
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THE OHIO DEMOCRACY are preparing for
their state campaign. The state conventions
will be followed by grand ratification meet
ing and glorification.
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THE TWO ARCTIC EXPEDITION SHIPS. the
Alert and the Discovery, are to sail from
Portsmouth, England, on the 9th of May.
The British admiralty, compelled 10 yield To
the popular protest against sending them out
without chaplains, has directed that each
vessel have one paymaster, instead of Two,
and that chaplains shall occupy the berths
Thus yacated.
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PRICES or SUITS:

PRICES or SUITS:
AL Wool CAeyi.t suits, s.
- All Wool Haifliue Suits, 81
North Hoosic Suits, s1I
Pennington Suits, s12
Blue Flannel Suits, sI2
NIdlesex FLANNEL Suits, sIJ
wor.;si Basket Suits, sis '''' ~
Imported Cashmere Suits, $40
PRICES OF DRESS COATS.
Black Cloth Frock Goats, double breasted. $40
STA, SIS, sis and $40.
Diagonal, Basket and woTsted, double breasted
Square Frock Goats, with Vests TO match, at S12
SIS, Sis and $40.
PRICES OF PANTS:
Fine All Wool Light Cashmere Pants, from "a
OSs
Business Pants, from 81 so to ST.
YOUTHS SUITS-@
So $40 SlI
So ..s' So sI1 -. SIS
BOYS SUITS-a
SIS So s. $40 sll
a. 9 = r a U 8.
l0lI.-.-PENNsYLVANI AVENUE,I0Il
spSo-tr BETWEEN I0rH AND nth STREET,
STRAw HATS.
Boys STRAW HATS for school Childrepts
BROMN and WHITE HATS trimmed 10 n
match suits. Il. II. STINEMETZ, Halter ~
myitr 1897 Pennsylvania avenue
WM. w0LTER Co.,
BEDDING and GREENHOUSE PLANTS,
NkGETABLE PLANTS and SEEDS, BOU,S
QUITS, WREATHS, CROSSES, &C, at very mod
crate prices.
Cabbage, Tomato and Egg Plants for sale.
Greenhouses-Txentyf fourth street near r. south.
Neet, ofposlte = United states Observatory. may5lm
SQMETHINQ NEw.-Ths only reliable CALIN.
uful and perfect time pieces. Exclusive Aeepcy A.
p: GLkHhs Js~siry Store, 1908 y street
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


IL SIhIEEr SHOE STRIK e
lie tHEAPE-T SHpE HOUSE N THE CITY
LaClr~ Caters, from = 70. Misses
tsa1ters. from : ri Misses school shoes -
" m - up Bow Pag-ef Shle-. from : ~
Cent IeEZal Congress. : So worth p. Gents
;. Eet tau-r-.~. rs. -Hld fTr - 80. uildrrn
stceE- %. rlI sc End ~. New stock STRAW HAT!
fur B. sand Children .aI~t received. Don Z mt
yh tIil SATURDAY n. but come now Our price
arr lHv. NJ 1914 and 90 Peaua. a.enue
ia. ctr y W SFLFV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC coNvEN-
TON adjourned yesterday after nominating
John c. Underwood, of Bowling Green, for
Lieutenant Governor; Thos. Z. Moss, of
PaduCah, foI Attorney General; ID. Howard
Smith, for Auditor, and j. w. Tate. FOR
Treasurer. The notable feature of the con-
ventiOn was the active participation Of the
venerable Cassius NJ. Clay, who pledged
himself TO canvass the state for the demo-
cratic ticket,
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lust OPENED.

JJSI UILNED.
F4ETlLF SHOE STEEE
The large BOOT ana SHOE - ire Eh.- side q
1-u York st. excl with e !u!I .I.- o.. Fi.-a-n,
BOOTS SHOES CATERS au1 sLIPFERsEhd
f-r Gen, Lad:e-'. .-I ..!sr- wear. Al prices 10
-Uit rls f.s.a-.
All iL want -L.-'I cali a. .ha
FAMILY ~EUE STORE.
SEQ cId 90 9Th street nrrrnE-st lr-t store north
,f fl- Avenue.
aT1i Tn ~. l.. STRASBURGER.
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LIE WENTWORTH.
REOPETzFG.
SECOND INsTALMENF
or
Spring and Summer Clothing.

LATER STYLES,
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES nave been issue az
follows George A. Hanson and sarah !. i'm.
John II. kiNse and Rachel j. Sheljol of
baltimore, }. James PattiSon OF Maryland
and Mary j. Pryor, VIM. III. Davis aal ltl-
sclIe Brown.
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TELEdRAMS TO THE STAR.
TERRIBLE DISASTER.
WRECK or THE STEAMER SCHILLER.
TWO HUNDRED LIVES LOSE.
A WASHINGTON VICTIM.
NIURDEROUS MINERS

Attempt to Wreck a Train.
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MIS- JONI. AND HER BAEY.-A white
woman. who gave beer name a. Mr. Jones.
stopping temporarily 40 Boyle hotel. near
the Baltimore railroad depot. lefJ that house
on Thursday evening, leaving her infant,
saying fiat She would return On "a short Time.
since which Io'uiug has been seen OF her.
She represented herSeIIas being from B3iIi-
more.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER At SEE.
Wreck of the Steamer schiller. and
Loss of POO Lives

LONDON. May S.-lntelligencc o. a SnOck-
irg marine disaster has just reached This city
The Eagle line steamship Schiller. Captain
Thomas. which Sailct from New York ApriI
18th FOR Hamburg. by way Of Plymouth an
Cherbourg. has been wrecked OF the Sa.iN
Isles, II is believed that 20) persons Fay,
peri~hed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

ANOTHER GALLONS SAINT. Richard
Moss, colored was hanged yesterday at Point
q la Hache, La. Moss only remark on the
scaffold was that he was willing to die, and
expected to go straight TO heaven. The con-
vict on Wednesday last confessed that he
shot Williams. The murder was committed
in PlaOQemine pariSh i'm lime. 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE FOLLOWING PROMOTIONS in the army
have been made: Capt. Richard Arnold, 5th
artillery, TO be major 5th artillery, vice Sill
Ney retired. First Lieut.. G. G. MacCOnnel
9Th artillery, TO be captain, vice Arnold pro
NOTED. Second Lieut.. {. X. Barnett to bn
First Lieut., vice MacCOnncn promoted.
First Lieut.. J. X. Kelly, 10Th cavalry, ~ o..
captain lhJh cavalry, vice Robinson cash
Tered. Second Lieut.. c. A. SteJmIn. gtu
cavalry, u be first lieutenant 9th cavalry.
vice Starr, deceased.
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Arvfval OF no Polvneaian.

FArHER POINT, May s.CThe Steamship
Polynesian. from Liverpool, arrived here at
O'Clock this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

n COMMITTEE Of the FIfh Maryland Regi-
ment yesterday called upon President Grant
and rendered him an escort by the regiment
from Baltimore TO Boston on the occasion OF
the Bunker Hill centennial celebration. the
President received the delegation with great
cCrdiality, said ne considered the offer Of an
escort by the Fifth high compliment, and
authorized them to convey TO Colonel .Seu-
kirS bis thanks. The Marine band Will
accompany the regiment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE BELGIAN LAME MUDDYING THE
GERMAN VOLTS WATER.-The Berlin Post
outsiders Belgium'S reply 10 Bismarks sec
ond "nOte" unsatisfactory. and thinks that
Germany will be compelled TO continue the
correspondence. There was a debate in the
Belgian Chamber of Representatives last
night over the reply 10 the second note, ana
the attention of the government was suS-
tanned, although there was some doubt as 10
whether it had done its whole duty IN the
DucheSne affair. The French journals are Of
the opinion that war will be averted. because
the Car of Russia desires that the peace of
Europe should not be disturbed.
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Twenty-six More Survivors,

LONDON, May 6, p. m.-TwSdry-siX of the
persons who were on ooafd the Schiller, in
addition TO those before reported saves, have
landed at Trescow and Buyer islands, be-
longing TO the Scilly group. Among these
are the second, hird and fourth officers. The
captain is certainly drowned.
The SchIller-s Steerage Passengers.
NEW YORK, Nay s.-The Schillers steer
age passenger list comprised 100 adults, 16
children between the ages of one and zen
wears and four infants.
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AT HE BALTIMORE SHIRT FAC.
a Tory

1919 r Srss: Hcy,a scssf, WasatHxtOE, ID C.
AND
rs WsSr EIysfts Sweet, Balffpaors, MI
We make the VERY FINEST DRESS SHIRTS to
order, and IN the most elegant manner, fsr a. Is,
Sih bands on the sleeves; or $3.50 with cuffs al,
taShsd, and a perfect Mt always guaranteed
1iNk DREsS sHl Rrs, ready maize. slS0
Best 4 Ply LINEN COLLARS, for :
Best . ply LINEN CUFFS, 81 cents pair
DIRECTIONS tor self 10 gentlemen
Al distance when written for. Collars ard Cuf,
senf By mail gheh pad for. apI5- ~
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A Tannery Rurned.

MCCONNELLSBURG, PA, May 6.-Ine Big
Cove tannery, owned by Parker Kerper,
nine miles north of here, was burned to-day.
The fire is still raging, and engines have been
sent from hereto save the ADJOINING ouild-
ings. Loss unknown.
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liz. FLOODS oNYGENIZtDA Arm.

~ HALA1lON. Ogtcs, SI9 Nssc Y0TE aresEs
d. H-9-A, A<ess-D-aF Su--After SUFFERING
many years rlu CstaTTh, bronchitis, lung and
Won" disease, AMI having tried many emins NJ
pay laus WifH1ur getting relief. wa- AhV,s-i
Il tr} ONJ gen Air aud having used il two months
Eia A sell pcTte a. cured therefore, desire that
All SuE"rluE Rom the same diseases should know ~
Your treatment, believing they viii receive the
an .eseit taA rave not wishing my name
IerInaion 70 me NJ B.,N arlington, ID. O. a2I- I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

The BLUE ND THE GRAY.-At a meeting
of ex. sedefal soldiers, in Memphis, TeDnes-
see the invitation from the committee OF ex-
confederate soldiers to participate in the
approaching cOmmemoration services at that
cffy was accented.
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The Sea Still Rough.

LONDON, May !, p. ma dispatch just
received here from PenZance, Cornwall, says
a life boat and steamer left there at l:30
O'Clock this afternoon for the scene of the
wreck amid intense excitement. The sea is
still rough, preventing small craft from going
out. Retarriere lodges, on which the Schil-
Ter struck, is barely q third of a mile inside
of Bishops rock. and the steamship should
q va hear ri the RiSh0n fOg hell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

Sentence Of Mason. the C0unterfefter.
INV YORK May s-George Albert Mason,
late convicted of having In his possession
and uttering counterfeit notes, was sem
fenced to-day to twelve years In the peni-
Tertiary and q ine of one dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE RECEIPTS from customs az the Trea-
Try de apartment today were Sjis $50.
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" VERY ZINE AND POWERFUL,
a eonaptsfs aSs01tulSaf csyy .osr 1rtcss.
ny en- perienoe and knowledgs Of Optical Lenses
s Me-. me TO select the ssa, Q, fair eva
n. n. HBMPLER, Manurs Opttcisn.
Sp6u 49, 70. sye., corner (H arOc(.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and Gossip.

DURING the summer the President will
receive by card between the hours of eleven
ard two, except on Tuesdays and Fridays,
which being Cabinet days, no one viii be
received except government officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
before its adjournment yesterday, passed a
resolution requesting the chief signal officer
of the army (F'Old Probabilities'0 TO make a
daily report of the amount OF ozone in the
atmosphere. The next convention Of the
association will be held in Philadelphia, on
the first Tuesday of June, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

PERsOSAL.-Gencral y. T. Chapman IS
Low 1T Susanvilic, California, and expects
70 spend the summer I'm the SiuTTaS, pTOpDS-
ing TO regain his health by TOugninC f. I'm
That remote region. where clients and COZ
siituents are unknown. and trout and deer
are lis chef OBJECTS OF delight. Mr.. Geo.
W. Chi!dS, proprietor Of the Phi1teIpai
LedGCr, is in town. '"'EA-S Secretary B)ris
j. in town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

GLADSTONE AFTER DISRAELI.-In the
British parliament last night, Mr.. Gladstone
attacked the financial policy of the conServa-
tive administration, and showed that the
figures in the budget had been ms1e to show
a surplus in the revenue, whereas a true
statement would have developed the fact that
there is an actual deficiency. Mr.. Lowe
followed up Mr.. GladStOne's onslaught, and
charged Chancellor NOrthcOte with mapipu-
lating the figures of the budget so as 20 pro-
duCe q fictitious Surplus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-08

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source today we're $3.50 2lLli. Total for
the month to date SlG'f .75.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINERS SIN
continue turbulent around Kingston. Last
night procession was formed of from ifiy
10 one hundred miners, with torches, and
armed with guns, revOlverS and clubs, who
marched 10 the dwellings of the men who
are working IN some of the mines, and gave
them notice TO quit work or the penalty
would be death The gang were very noisy
and threatening, but did not damage any
buildings or mai treat any person.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
A cot NTBG BOARD Tho CLIFTON
YH YHOJSE l. nov open i.T the summer. Those
1870 who wish pleasant home, in healthy
beautiful location. with The best Of railroad n
,llli.r- should apply carly. Address &" Pro pTiet1T,
a. Iiit.H Station. Fairfax Co. Va. mays IN
"a RAWLEY SPRINGS. - This popular
~ y and delightful summer resort, near Har-
.s-1.s14 ris9uturg. Va, viii be open on june !,
I-s5, UuIeT the manager emf Of MAJOR G. h. Luck.
Circulars. with iUli description. BE obtained
MAJOR c. b. Luck 81 "Sgyt,,wogd Hotel Harri-
-ouhu-g, Va. 90 Of Mr.. Geo. &. Wedderburn, Sec
md National Bank, 500 7th street, Warrington,
j. q. A. b TRICK,
nays IN President Board Of Directors.
A. THE WENTWORTH.
HcEAY 4 first Cla-s Summer Hstel ituatei in
>..fG Newcastle, n. II D.. miles from Portsmouth,
VIII CptU for the June 10Th, under the manage
ment Of CAMPBELL CHASE. All the rooms il
the house are desirable, and the Ocean and River
Bathing, sailing, Fishing and Riding facilities I'M
surpassed. For further information inquire OF
CHAREES =. CAMPBELL. Portsmouth, N. H., or
CHARLES II. erase, - North Market street,
BO-tCu. Mass. ap24- " &s.tf
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. DC.

u z I @
With pleasure announce 10 the public that have
made arrangements with Prof. Andrew Cook "a
frE-vtug PICNIC every MONDAY EVE N
NIN6 during the summer season, Cgmmenc- : p
ing MONDAY. MAY 81. l~75. Al my Pleasure IN
Garden, corner Of ith and streets northeast.
arc I'm GEO JCENEM ASN.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL fIERRFPONT WIS.,
ited the White House this morning for the
first time since his arrival in the city. He
also hat conference with Attorney General
Williams,
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LONDON. May :. 30 p. NIP 10 this hoIr
II is known that the following perSOas have
been saved from the wreck of the Schiller.
II. Killers. chief officer, and a seaman;
Lemke and Balling stOkers; Gouldberg-
Reiderer, caOin passenger OF New YORK;
Stern, probably Dr. +. j. Stern. cabin pas
Senger of Shenandoah, Pal khun. lpro-
badly Mr.. L. Kuhn, cabin passenger of New
York; Peste, probably Mr.. Leo WeSte,
cabin passenger of Philadelphia.) and F.
SchillerbeTg, Steerage passenger Of New
York Bodies of two dead passengers have
been landed. Steamers and life boats are
still searching for survivors or the bodies Of
tne drOWnded.
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"A. q = r AU 3.
l0lI.....-PENNsYLVANI AVENUE,I0II
spSo-tr BETWEEN 10Th AND lITH srRKErs
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ON the Rocks at Midnight.
Only seven SmrNivnrs.

LONDON. May :. p. MP so this hour
i've passengers And two OF the crew o. the
steamship Schiller are known 10 have been
saved. 1t is known that the captain and the
second mate were drowned. The steamship
II now lying brOadSide on the rocks. She r.
under water and her maiuma>t y gone. A
steamer and several boats are cruising about
the SceTe Of the wreck searching for Survi-
VOrS. The disaster was owing 70 the tense
fog. which prevented either o. the Sciils
liElTC bgiUa
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THE AMOUNT Of national bank note cur
rency received a. the Treasury department
to-day for redemption aggregated s5iS, GlJ.
The total receipts Tor the week foot up
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NAVAL ORDERs.-AssiStant Surgeon Lloyd
B. Baldwin, 10 the naval hospital, Norfolk.
Va, 18th instant, Chief Engineer y. II. A6la.
To the Alert Fetachei-Pds~e Assistant
surgeon VIM. =. Davis, from the naval hos
pital: N0tiQik, Va, on the 18th instant, ana
placed Oh waiting orders
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Excitement in London.

LONDON, May s, = =. m.-Tne wT1cN OF tRo
steamship Schiller has caused great excite
mert in this city. Extras containing an the
particulars at hand OF the disaster have been
issued by several OF the newspapers. Later
dispatches bold ont the hope tEat some per
sons may have escaped and reached O;ner oi
the ScilIN islands.