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THE BUSINESS GUIDE.-To-day, in to-
Equity Court, Judge Wylie.) The case G
GGnsOn agL EInmersOn was heard. Thi.
was an application for an Injunction 10 pre-
vent the defendant continuing the publica-
ton 81 "A business guide OF the bistr Il. al :.
Tor receiver and account; and after tie bi
and answer had been read the court dis
charged the res tIaiuing order and dcpiet ne
Injunction.
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No yellow Fever nj ,ey West

hey WEST, August Z3.-The yellow fever
has entirely disappeared, and Key West is
cow exceedingly healthy,
j. V. HARRIS, Health Officer
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TIE nurse TO BLAME-The coroner,s
jury 10 the 81 Louis insane asylum poison
ing case on saturday rendered a verdict that
me blame, II any, attaches to the nurses,
ordered by DR.. Howard, the resident ply.
stcian. -
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A ReteetiYA Shot

NEW YORK, August IA Chicago special
states that detective was shot aud wounded
by desperate in the employ of the whisky
ring, Saturday night, in that city.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have bHla issued As
follows. joan r. Sullivan aud May McCar-
Inv. Of GeOrgetoWC, Albeit :. S'iYiey aud
Fanny StrimaB. % Leosbu~g; W. a Waite
aud Mary A. NsarmiE. o. K ichmDud, Va
John :. Simmons and Aaaa V BrOwl.
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APPCINTNENTs.-The President has ap-
pointed Henry w. Canuen United States
marshal for Delaware, and Mrs. Sarah q.
Wore Vostmis trcss ut Salem, y. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

REAR ADMIRAL REED WERDEN, who
has been APP oiutCi TO the command Of the
South Pacific squa iron. vice Rear Admiral
Collins, dFceagci l, will sail from New York
on the first OF SepteIn neT for Panama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

How THE AMoROUS COLONEL BAKER
LIVES IN PRIsoN.-lC seems that Colonel
Baker is treated something after the Tweed
fashion in jail. He is kept separate from tie
other prisoners, is allowed to wear his own
clothing, To buy his own food, TO furnish his
roOms-he has had two allotted to him-with
what is reasonable, necessary and not ex-
travG giant; to have wine at his own cost not
exceeding one pint, or malt liquor not ex-
Ceedlng one quart per day. He is not re-
quiTed to DO any work TO clean his an4rf-
ment, make bis he'd, or perform any mental
Office, all these being done for him by an of
ncer of the prison. He may have any unob-
lectionaSle books or newspapers which he
chGoSeS, and may write or receive letters or
papers, bat these must be examined or read
ny the governor. Lastly, he may see his
trlends In his apartment between a. m and
4. IN.
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were followed by Philadelphia policeman
yesterday three miles TO Spring Woods, and
found TO have bag of stolen silverware.
when they resisted, and one drew a revolver.
Tie policeman Immediately shot him in the
legs, and the Others escaped. The wounded
man was named Jim Lloyd, and was re-
Gently shot in the leg while robbing O house
Another was captured last night by the
same officer,
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TEE KNIGHTS OF Sr. DOMINrCK A
certificate Of Incorporation was fled M the
Office OF the Recorder OF DEEDS on saturday
ia The name OF Knights OF ST. Dominick"
the objects OF which are 10 create and foster
a feeling Of love. respect and veneratiOn for
the lane OF our fOuefathcrS, its history, traii-
lions add glorious memories, to cultivate q
more iraternal feeling among Irlshmen aud
friends OF ireland, and u render timely as
sistance ia case OF sickness aud distress &c.
Andrew Baldwin, Jeremiah ID. O'ConnelI
John O'Rourke. James Collins anI Thomas
King are named as incorporates.
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NEGOTIATIONS are pending tor an ex-
change OF postal money orders between italy
and the Unit-f States, and n convention 10
that effect Will probably so into operation
next year.
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SIEAMER Sue EXCURSIONS.
TJ'U PLEAsURE SEsKEKs.
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT
STEAMER PILOT Soy, Capt. W II. B5lc..

krtef th'- date srt during the sr-rner months the
hne Iron steamer = riLpT Boy will r<40
WesIf, eSsfJ IL EsI ~ art sATT B. fszzszzs
ia ~ morning. ~ O'Clock, for principal IDlings
on the Potomac inclrting the ftyOrite Summer Re
eOrts Of CCltCn's and BlskistOn Island Returning
viii arrive IN Washington early on Wednesday and
sunday evening On Saturday, IN additi Y to the
soCye iandinss the Pilot Boy will tss passengers
Tor LeonaTdtDWul arriving there early sane eve
Rug, itaSIIlE on Sunday morning for W Arlington.
The scenery on the Potomac being unsur passed J.,
sod TIE Pilot Boy the only steamer aioTding view
ihe entire route b. daylight, makes these most
Seszan. snd health FuI trips for families and social
IaTties Fsre, single trip. 81: rolnd trip tickets
- Riacf Istcn's Island. Cotton and Leonard-Own,
good anti ussd, SIS. Arply 70
\. Z FIrZHCGH, Agent,
tsE I'D Slxth-stEset Whsrf.
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"THE NEXT PKE SIDEST."-Senator Bay
., OF delaware. VINO ia stopping az the
StDcb ton House, IS extremely popular. He
J. surrounded always with "A little court OF
friends. and these gentlemen have q habit Of
saying 10 other friends, eff you'll come into
the next room III introduce you 10 the next
President Of the United States. '-C4pe MAJ
Or. v y. Tunes.
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A FAMILY Long ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alfred Sampson, one OF the oldest citizens OF
DuXoury, Mass, died on Monday, aged 81
years ard six months. His widow still sur
wives. Some years since they celebrated
their golden wedding, and had her consort
lived but months longer they would have
celebrated the Goth anniversary of their ma r.
Tlage. II is a remarkable fact that during
all this period the family circle has never
been broken. and all OF his seven child rem
were with him at his last hours. Captain
Sampson was one of the few remaining paa-
SiOners OF the war of lsi2.
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SrCTETARY BRTsTow and Attorney Gen
Crol PieIrepOnt were expected TO arrive here
On THIS Afternoons O'clock train.
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@There were frosts In various points I'm
Illinois Saturday night.
s0Governor Allen viii not withdraw from
the Ohio democratic ticket. He said SO him
self In speech al Greenfield in that state on
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZED. - The Presi-
dent has recognized Elisha II. Alien, jr.,
consul general OF the Hawaiian Islands TO
The United States, and Juan MOrphy consul
OF Spain a Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

DHon- James p. Barr is mentioned IA a
candidate for the nomination for governor
by the Pennsylvania democratic convention.
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The negro Henry, who was under a-ras, for
completely in murder on the 18th OF July.
escaped last Thursday, and yesterday fear
fully cut with razor a negro whom he found
with his mistress. He has escaped.
BAD SON-IS-LAW.
john y benrOJh was arrested for setting ire
10 his father FLAWS store and house yestar
day, In Brooklyn.
KILLED HIS DAUGHTER, AND THEN HIM
SELF.
Abram SymOnas. probably insane, kilie
his daughter witt m axe. near Kings on.
and then KILLED himself SatnrIav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

The VIRGINIA COLORED CONVENTION,
which met at Richmond, adjourned sine de
on Saturday after adopting an address to the
PEOPLE Of the state, which says that 'Ocal
sel-gOvernment is virtually DESTROYED in
some portions of the state, urging that all
citizens, without regard TO color. be pro-
tected in their rights 10 serve as jurors, and
asking the legislature TO pa - no evasiVe
acts which contemplate ruin aud disaster TO
any NJ IN. Resolutions denouncing the re-
port OF the state superiD tendeRt OF eiura-
zion, and declaring that the negroes o. the
state ought To be governed alone by negro
OffiC ers, were read and refel red. A commit.
tee Of three from each Congressional district
was appointed on labor union. which met
after the adjournment OF the convention and
elected officers for the ensuing year
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MRS. LINCOLSs CONvALESCEyCE.- \
correspondent of the Chicago Evening Post
reports that Mrs. Lincoln is pronoInccd
well enough TO leave Bellevue iDsa ne ASYLUM
and visit her sister. Mrs. Edwards at Spring
held. H. II Is not likely that she Will return
To the asylum, as there is some feeling
eVlnced in The matter Of her incarceration
by her friends. who refused TO believe her
Insane. a leading lady lawyer OF Chicago
has been with her much OF late, and with the
assistance of her husband Will assist In Mrs
LlEcOlnS restoration to the world. She is
decidedly better, sleeps and eats well, and
SHOWS no tendency 10 mania, but whether
Tie cure Is permanent or not the test of
active life and time will prove.
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a SWORD FISH PIERCEs SCHOONER
The schooner WNOm ing, OF Gloucester, NJ ass,
OF ner last trip 10 Georges, was attacked by
sword fish IN the night. He went fot the
vessel with great force, and succeeded in
putting his sword through one OF her planks
some two feet, and after making fearful
struggles To extricate himself he broke his
sword OIL, leaving IL hard and fast in the
pianklrg, and made a speedy departure.
Fortunate was ii that he did not succeet IL
drawing out his sword, as the aperture
would undoubtedly have make a leak sufi-
cient 10 have sunk the vessel AS it was she
leaked badly, requiring pretty lively pump
Ing TO keep her free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

THE National Bank currency received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption aggre-
gaf-d S6I5CC5.
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A WATKINS GLEN HOTEL BURNED.-At
Watkins Glen the Arlington hotel was
completely destroyed by IRE Saturday night
lamp In the bar-room. The guests saved
their baggage, and were cared for at the
other hotels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

RATS FOR GOVERSNFNT TELEGRAPH
IEG.-The War department has published,
for The Information of the army. an orier OF
the Postma ster General, OF June 80, 1915, fix
ing the rate OF pay for communicates by
telegraph between the several departments
and their officers and agents. The rates
have heretofore been published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

THREATENED INDIAN RATD-A dispatch
from Gen. Sheridan, dated Corrinne, Utah
10 the War department, states that consider
able anxiety and excitement has been
created there in consequence of the move
merts OF Indians from Fort Hall ia that di-
reCtiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

a BELLIG ERENT BLACK HILLeR.-JOhn
Gordon, an irrepressible Black Hills miner
who was brought to Chicago for a hearing on
writ OF habeas corpus, was released on
parole Saturday. Subsequently he appeared
al the Office OF General Ruggles, aIjutant
general of the department of the Platte, sur.
re 1dered his parole, and then, by direction OF
his counsel, attempted to escape. The gen
eTal ordered his clerks and Orierlics who are
enlisted men, 10 arrest him, but Gordon
offered a most emphatic resistance. and in
this was assisted by his lawyer. He was
arrested and taken TO Omaha barracks.
Since this occurrence ne has had q lera
Ruggles arrested for false imprisonment. al 0
the general and bis clerks for assault AMI
battery. The trial is set down for WebneS-
day next.
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kilograms to The Star.
TIE WAR IN HERZEGOVINA.
WHAT THE LONDON TIMES SAYS.
OUTLYING PROVINCES OF TURKEY
THEIR !NDEPENDEHcE HNTg0 AT.
No YELLOW FEVER At KEY VEST,
FOREIGN NEWS.
: Ee bi.Upferer Of EEaryao..xsno

LONDON, August "5-Tle IiHsS. in a lead
i!E article. SaFSI any mo Re could be devise I
OF glrlng herzegovina and Bosnia an indie
Eendehct similar 10 thai enjoyed by Serva,
T. wOuid be great relief to the Porte ana an
advantage to Europe. The writer points II
the gradual ana Inevitable disruption Of tha
Ottoman empire. He protest, against the
land might be governed in the interests OF
the holders Of Turkish bonds. The article
udeS:-"WfeU the moment arrives
for u further step toward the liberation OF the
outlying provinces of Turkey. we need not
hesitate toaSSiSt the movement if that course
should appear desirable"
An Imprisoned archbisba, TO be Re.
U1rdeu.
LONDON. August 23.-A special disoatch tn
Tie DotY Noes from Rome SAYS the POne mas
invited Archbishop LedOchOWSki 10 Rome on
me expiration OF his term Of Imprisonment,
10 4 tbrUary next, to attend special con-
slsICry, At which he Will receive tue insignia
Of the cardinalate
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An Imprisoned arcnbisb0,, to be Re.
HEU Y0RH NOTES.
The fsAn u me WAS l.aafpp bv =, uur,u,
AT HIS OLD TRICKS,

NEW YORK, August 25-Mr. Noe who wa
SC horribly beaten by a burglar yeSter Law il
Is believed VIII recover. No arrest has yet
been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

BROKE HIS NECK IN A FIGHr-Hugh
Carrick, an Irish resident Of West Union,
near New Albany, Indiana, was killed yes
terday by Charles Manley, a negro. Carrick
while under the influence ofliQuor attempted
10 shove Manley, who struck him with his
first. The blow felled Carrfck, and the fall
broke his neck. Manley was arrested.
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consul Hancock, at Malaga, 10 the State de-
paTtment upon the subject OF duties leviet
on ships ami merchandise for the improve
n-ent OF the harbOT of Malaga. sets forth that
ne tariff il equivalent 10 about twenty Fl We
cents PER II on the merchandise sent 10 and
received Il ON the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, 1913 C74.5l: from customs, s3S7 1860.
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AN OLD LADY LEAPS From a WINDOW.
Mrs. Anna Perkins. aged 60 years, residing
al No ~ Union street, while labOring under
a TT Of temporary insanity, sprang from the
second story window OF her house early yes
terIay morning and alighted in a sitting
position ON the doorstep below. She was
assisted into the house by OfiCer Connory
when IL was found she had received bat
sis ut Injuries 5Qi,O Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

A GERMAN SHOOTS HIMSELF IN CENTRAL
PARK.-A keeper in Central Park to-day
fOuud a man dead on bench in one OF the
alleys, and lying near him q revolver, one
barrel Of which had been discharged. On
examination of the body bullet hole was
found in the region of the heart. From pa
pers on the dead man il was ascertained that
he was Andreas Fuchs, German shoe
maker, of 21S I'd street. A letter was found
In his pocket addressed to his wife aud chil-
dren, In which he spoke of them affection
ately, urged them to be resigned, aud said
that he was greatly depressed on account OF
poverty aud lack OF work.-N y. .Eue. Pest,
2la.
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TFRwARDs.-A Louisville barber named
Best shot himself i'm 1874 Tor disappointed
love, and carried the bullet in his skull uLti
last week, when 1t was removed by what the
Louisville COurier-Journal calls ga rare
piece of surgery-one indeed which has never
before been performed in America"-and he
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NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPASY-
Et'"'tCa " DDCcTs.-At a meeting OF the
stockholders Of the National SAFE Deposit
Company, held at its Office, corner of 18Th
street and New York avenue on the 18th in
slant, the following gentlemen were elected
q rCcTors, 10 serve FOR the ensuing year: Geo.
II. Plant, Geo. W. Riggs, Il. T.. snyder, Vim.
Stlckney, Henry a. Willard, 4. II. WaIner
and y. l.. Sturtevant subsequently the d.
TectOTs met and organized by eiecting NeSsrs
Geo ii. Plant president, Geo. W. Riggs vice
president, Il. II. Snyder secretary. aad A. L.
Sturtevant treasurer. The treaSurerS report
shows the financial condition OF the inStitu-
ton 10 be steadily improving.
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THE EXPRESsAGE oS NATIONAL BANK
NOTES There viii. be a conference at the
Treasury tomorrow between representatives.
Of the express companies, national banks
iect of proper payment for the transportation
by the express companies OF national bank
notes. the subject has been engaging the
attention OF the department for several
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-23

y WEEKS RAIN-FALL.-AccOrJiin to q
report from the u. s. Signal Bureau, the
amount of rain for the week which ended the
21st instant was about as follows in the va
riOus districts:-St. Lawrence valley, 225
incheT; New England, 1.s0; Middle Atlantic
states. geo; South Atlantic states, 245; East
en- Gulf states, 200; Western Gulf states,
400; Lower Lake region, CTS; Upper Lake
region, OGO; Ohio valley, O.50, Tennessee,
LIZ; Upper Mississippi valley, O22; Missouri
valley, OPS; Minnesota, O.G0.
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PERSOSAL.-Grace Greenwood has gone
20 Brussels. '.'' Professor Henry was at
Clock island at last accounts. .."MrS
DablCTen has returned tn the city from Rock
Euou springs, where she spent the summer
John w FOrney, jr., has resumed the
-ditOrial chair OF the Philadelphia Press.
----EX- Senator Trumbull Is in New York.
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TERRIBLE DFATH-An OI NpI's Harl
IterCed tE q RGaTOjid RTI-h singular add
h2JTt-rendi Dg accident occurred on the rail-.
iIlIl tlde-track in east st. LOutS yestcri n y,
b. which an old man named James BIrEe
lost his life. Burke, who was sixty four
years OF age. has been EMPLOYED a "a laborer
II The Cooperative Re il-mill for a very long
time. and was Il hale Old man. At o'clock
yesterday evening Nr. Burke left The rolling
Mill Tor home. He had to pass between two
cars loaded with new rails, in order 10 make
q short cut towards Missouri dveuue a
u lrd car was standing on the mill scales
about ten feet from the other cars. on y heavy
incline 1t appears that just about the time
burke reached point between two project
ing rails, the third. which in the meantime.
had been started from the scales struck Il g
rtareSt car 10 ii. Burke'S head was caught
between two of these rails and lifted from
ms feet. y hole, reaching 10 the center of
the brain, was pierced IN the temple. The
lett ear was split and the skull behind the
ear mashed in.-GL-hc- Dealacrlt 2nlh.
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TEE RIO BRAVO AT GALVESTON UNDER
GOING REPAIRs.-A telegram received at
tue Navy Department this morning from
Lieutenant Commander Kells, sf the steamer
Rio Bravo, announces that that vessel was
tow into Galveston on the morning of the
I'd By the revenue cutter DIX" and about
&c sary repairs. When her repairs are COM
pletGd she Will proceed to the Rio Grande
and relieve the Plymouth, and the latter YES
sci will proceed TO join the North Atlantic
squadron,
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EHPGRT.f.s-T .e'OTKCEf
OWING 10 THE ADVANCED SEASON
AID 81 FLytT & MUCH LARGER
gFOCR or

Mems, feviEs', and ecys' Clothing
THAN DSUsL. 7 HAVE DETERAETNED
- FCECE SALES By Mixing
IHE FUL1OEISG
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A SHARP DETECTIVE NIPs Two THIEVES
IN THE BUD.-YeSteTday morning Detective
Dorey, OF the sixth precinct, was standing
Oh the corner OF Broadway and Reade street
when he spotted" two noted thieves passing
HIM by. One or them had a spring overcoat
thrown over his arm, and the other smoked
a Flor del Fumar and sported plug hat.
The detective Immediately thought they
were on for business, and followed them up
Broadway. They entered Nc. 731, a whole
sale crockely and cutlery store, aud under
p etence of buying some knives, DC, one OF
them succeeded in concealing in large
pocket in the inside of his coat, usoa by shop
lifters, and commonly known as a swag
pocket, number of silver plated table
knives. The detective watched them until
they came ont, and then asked them what
they had been doing. Tney said they had
been trying to negotiate the purchase of some
spoons. Its too thin" said the willy detec-
tive, as he took the two back TO the store
and there searching them found on their per-
sons $50 worth Ofivery handled silver plated
knives. He at once took them INFO custody,
and in the afternoon they were taken before
Justice Duffy and ne ID for trial at the gen
eral Sessiops.-N. y. Head 2ist.
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THE SARATOGA AND UTICA PARK
RACES-Gotd1Hith Maid ReCte1ns Her Reou-
tGtOsi---After our report of the SF.ratops races
closed Saturday. the mile and 8. quarter race
was Won by Rambler Ia RIGA. The fir han
dlcap, Tor all ages, one m.ie, was Won by
Spindrift over six others. time, las Tho
Steeple chase, about three miles, was wo by
Deadhead by two lengths, Daylight q d
$40. ' '-NA>
over 1900 persons attended the Utica trot-
ting races saturday. The first race was won.
alter I'VE heats, 10y Barus, beating five
others; lest tire, 2:25. The second race wa
won by Goldsmith Maid i'm three straight
meats, beating American Girl and Lula. best
Tune 2;l6: last heat The third race was won
oy John ". Hall, after four heats; best time,
Entries Tor the handicap hur'le rpce mile
heats, at Monmouth Park, I.ong Rrancb \
tuesday, have clio ed with the following
Audubon, Warlike, Meteor, ca. mare. four
years old, by Censor; Busy Bee, Cofon a.
CarribOO, Deadheai, Usage. rippera~y. geld :
ing, four years old, and MoOnshine
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HO' FOR THE
White Mountains and Mount Desert,

TIE pr &c b. =. laced 10
\ GO
orlg ior tha BOUND TRIP from 90
HeV OTk and return Choice VI a1.rSS&x7E4S
seven ROute=, passengers allowed 70 stOp over at
any point. Circulars, with fuil infOTmati1n may
4 hed - TIRE principal stations the Erie the
Penny wanna and tn Philadei pEla, Win nEtOn
GsC Baltimore railroads, mere tickets also for
- inc Ha 9x
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NAVAL CRDERs.-Lieut. Samuel Belden
ordered 10 the Gettysburg list September
next. Capt. Vim. L. TruxtOn has reported
his return home, having been detached from
the command OF the Brooklyn, South Allan
tic station, 2ist July last, and has been placed
on waiting orders. Commander Thomas y.
SelfTidge detached from the navy-yard, BOS-
ton, and has been granted leave OF absence
for one year from 5th September next. Lieut..
Commander +. NJ. Green from the hydro
graphic office on the3lst instant. and ordered
20 command the Gettysburg LIST September.
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E0R sI0Ns.

- n V Z 7 - ~ U N.Y.
THE HAHT WAsHINGTOE
- ATsef ron fyE pi-ss1fe parties THAI AR other
lost. ttR Ci4AhTER kFERY
~ Y ASD ETENiNG. Regular ssx4f9lfrSs
tSfp6 20 GiyS ard return Hon kssr=srs=xsns
GAYS, v etilesisys ard Fridays leaving S.h street
: narI stIs n Apply on board. or to Da. HOW
,s5-4D P.H TROTH, President.