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IN PARLIAMENT TFSTFRDAY-Iu -
sponse to an inquiry in the British House of
Commons yesterday. Mr.. Burke, under sec
rotary for foreign affairs. said that England
hsd rot been Invited To participate In any
future conference on the uSages Of war, and
that hey views on that subject WAS I'M
changed. The debate on the Shipping bill
was begun. Mr.. PIimSOll advocating the paS-
sage OF Sir ChaS. AdderIy's bill with certain
amendments. Tie bin finally uasSrJ its
second reading without division NJ Dis
raell said, In response to "a question by Mr..
Bates, that the government would RFod
every facility fOr the Investigation OF the
charges made against him Bates by Mr..
FEmSOll if he so desired
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SIEANiBoAT h0CTk
4 A Y 4 NJ 4 Y,

COMMENCING THURSDAY, Juiy 2. les
Prom PHILADELPHIA. MAKING coy..---tiou with
. u cICr trains from " A. HINGTuS r-Sas
at NV Castle SE'srtII - amer - = SlA-A
CITY PCISt Capt. George 5 umuar .=zs--a-ss<z<ss
Leaves New Castle,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS
Leave CAPS M alternate day..
Pssssrzer Railway trc-l Steamboat Iaud'-s o.
Car Mas cIty- tysr-su.
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A CLERICAL SCANDAL IN PENysYLyA-
NIA.-Rev. z. H. Britain, Methodist min
lister at HarTnery Pa, has been discovered To
be unduly famila ar with two of his young fe-
male paTishloners. He has wisely left town,
the conference has asked for his dismissal
and his wife has applied for a divorce.
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BOwen's Libel Shit.
CLOSE OF TIE EXAMINATION OF MR.,

II.
DERMOTT.
The examination de be7lP esSe of Mr. lanes
McDermOtt, the witness in the action
brought by Henry c. Bowen against the
brooklyn Eagle, was concluded Yesterday
Inc witness declined TO give the names of
the DINER parties who advanced him money
10 negotiate for the purchase of the Union.
IN answer 10 questions he said he ha been
married, but was divorced; was once ar
rested Tor the accidental shooting of John
Mcionough; have made arrangements To 90
10 Chicago and get employment on a news
EaEer lnere; IN the conversation with Mr..
KoWen about the proposed purchase of the
Union, Mr.. Bowen said ne knew for whom
acted, for he had me watch ID: suggestions
nave been made by the eldegt son OF the
IIalhtlh nor 10 testify in this case; Mr..
Bowen asked me If the principals i'm the
matter OF the proposed purchase of the Union
were not Mr. Kinsella and Mr.. King sley, aud
decllneu 10 answer him. then he asked me
II Mr.. ITacy's purchase had anything 10 do
with the E6echer scandal: my business rel,-
tons with Mr.. Bowen prior to this inter
view was to procure certain documents from
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff, and To COMPENSATE
ner II necessary, and he was to use his intiu-
ence AT washington with the members OF
the cablnet 10 have the suits against her
drorped in the United States court; in re-
turn he was To assist me in the publication
Of the paper was then publishing. called the
Sunday Press. his nephew. Henry y Bowen
did not assist me; NJ. BDweu'S eldest son
PAD me money once or twice; he paid me or
my agent a check for loo; This was about
ten months, think, before the publication
OF the article. (the Objectionable Interview
in the Eagle but | will not be certain. The
tXaInlHation closed at this point.-Ne,O York
HCTdld, 3Gth.
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FOREIGN SETS.
The EJREeeror-s Prize of Haunr

STUTT CART, July 5l.-The EmeperOr VIII
liam has telegraphed from GaStein that ne
Will contribute prize Of honor to be com
petet for in the German national match.
which Is 20 take place here noNt Meak.
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HIS last NiSlr-Ene American Flag
For His Winding sheet

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. July 81. 10 m
The death OF Andrew johnson at 50 TINS
morning is now confirmed. He desired that
ms winding sheet he the Tag Of his country.
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STEAMER sSk EACUhsIUNs.
EXEC hSFDNS TO PE.sT IgGEOI
ny ENEEN SATI-unAN

Tbe elegant trr 2 s.earcer - F.Cgo
rain james II arpeT, - now making cxs<sl1szszsI
EACIhSEONS TO PCtsT LOGKOUT
on ENEET SATURDAY.,
HtopEi-z ~ FlEEI POINT aad MARSH lLL'S
EOtt bud ret-5rirr- TIE amer leaves Step 'sI-
500 rtTf. t5It % lgH street. - p " arriving
Pom LlsNp-t tsT!g Sunday morning. And r.
t1FutuE O. Is -.~t.fl5t,L D. q o. L. or I-lday Al!
tne HGf-I. l4-lg Fret cas-, aud Eus-r-
pes-eC - an - s-r-E .l he rive
Toy Ez-- "a .'A'- co. Ir. &C. Apply .
eTLPH EEStE BIO gor-s,
fsrh9n-1n "a hast loot u Tn street. ,.ce, 2I-
Pen. -zl.a tvvrae. go n
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n YOUNG LADY POISONS HERSELF OR IS
POISONED BY HER PRETENDED LOVER
Correspondence from PleaSantvil!e Iowa,
July Is, sayS:-Emma CarenS. a respected
young lady living about seven miles north
east or this place, died very suddenly las:
Sunday evening, from the effects of poison.
bat whether 1t was aIm!nistere by herself
OF by young man named Jackson, who has
been payi-g his respects 10 her, aud 10 whom
she was engaged to be married. will perhaps
never be known. Jackson visited Miss
Carens last Sunday night, and remained
until late hOuT-betWeen aud 3 O'Clock in
the morning, il is said. After Jackson'S de-
parture Miss CarenS retired 10 her bed
chamber. Fifteen minutes afterwards the
inmates of the house were aroused by her
gToanS. and, on Fastening 10 her room and
InqulTiHg the cause, were informed by her
that She had been poisoned. She repeated
the words II am prlSOnci'" twice, and then
dropped back on her pillow dead. Young
jackson was sent for immcl atcIy. and cS-
cortet 20 the house, bat deni~I having al
minISieret poison 10 her in any form. The
greatest excitement prevails in the Conmu-
n,ty. Some people think Jackson guilty,
ard 10 strengthen their beliefit is stated that
although engaged 10 Miss Cdrons, he recent
~ commenced visiting another lady. O.aers
claim that y he did not al minister the 0pi-
son. he nevertheless was the cause OF her
death.
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ST, PETERSBU re-, July 3l.-A nre bro Ie
out on Thursday IN the town of B-ianSk.
government OF Orel, and ra .yed until to-day.
when IL was eXtinguiShed by the rain. Two
thirds Of the place was destroyed. The IN
habitanfs became pauic-Stricken during the
cOntiagratiOn and fled Ia the fields for safety.
ETianSk cOmpriSeh n pOpulatiOn Of Il nll
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What TIE Times KnOus AhonfI,

Inc IdteS says 1t Is somewhat autnOri-
tdtNeiy stated that the officials of Plymouth
chr CHI intend 10 raise the so 900 additional
salary voted 10 Beecher by mortgage on
the Bethel.
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MR. REFCHRR's WHIrE MnI-NrAr

Mr.. BEECHER's WHITE MOUNTAIN TRyp.
Next Monday, az p. m, Rev. Henry Wari
beecher viii leave Brooklyn tor the White
Mountains. Mr.. Beecher originally INTENDED
IN slip away unooServed, but his friends
wOClG not permit II. An excursion party 81
about thirty o; Mr.. BeecherS most iutimate
friends has, therefore. been organized % -
company him. Among them WILL zoe Mr. =.
Is. White and lady, Mr.. Henry W. Sage aud
wife. Ar. {. {. Dixie and wife. Nr>SrS Caid-
well and Murray and iai.eS. Nj. John p
Henry and wife. Mr.. Cleveland. Mr.. Augu--
ton, a a others. The railroad company have
provided special palace car, which wlll
convey the parry the nrsl day 10 East Hamp-
ton, Mass, where they viii stag over niglt
al HlllS mansion house. Here they viii be
Joined by others OF Mr.. BeecheTs friends. an
proceed IN the same car out L. the TW.U
MOIlfi tain house HTOyf- az. E0yfg.
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THE CHIEF AT CINCINNATI N f-r-sro,,N,
foR RoBBING THE DISTRICT ArroRSE1's
J. Ebert Dyer, late chief operative NJ IN.
secret service fore 81 Cincinnati. Ohio Ia.
heen arrested 10y Detective James + Porfer
OF the secret service, for stealing evidenc.s
against arrested counterfeiterS and eDdeax-
orlng 10 sell u 10 friends OF the accused f,er-
sons, thus defeating the ends OF Justice TIE
Ssse Is one almost similar In that OF General
william r. Manck, ex- operative OF the Se,,r,t
service, arrested by Detective Porter some
s S,n,. slnce, and convicted In the Unitei
states court In this city. Dyer, however an
to the present. has hDrne a singularlv sooi
reputation. and has rendered the govern
Slt en- clsit service as detective. lie is
education and addrss, aud f. prptese os
senator Thornburg. He served a. a m ar,,-sr
OF The secret service under Col. Whitley f,r
year and half, and was then ma.i.s
chlef operative at Cincinnati. Ohio n
May last he was dismissed the force for
writing a letter 70 Detective Auchlsi. pro-
posing IN eNtOr; sum cf money fron a
noted cOunterfeiter named James HOlt. hv
means OF a false arrest Previous "a THIS a
notsd anr wealthy counterfeiter namel n "a
bull had been arrested I'm Missouri and am
United for trial in Ctucirnati tha evIIeasp
against him, consisting OF counterfeit money
btlns depo>ited IN the SAFE OF the Uui;sl
states district attorneys Office. fn thar -tfy
After his dismissal from the dpparfr,, 80,
Dyer called at the district Attorney r-ri -
ana aSkfI permission u examine the ays-
dencc. Owing 90 his supposed official t.,.f
hon, access 10 the safe was uuhc~ltat. y la
accorded him. som after 10 was found t1af
The evidence was missing. n.tactive Porter
was PLACED on THE case. aud Succe-stsf fri
gaming Dyer = confidence. Dyer gave HI-,
Two Letters 10 post. one addressed ~ a conn
terltlter, and the other to Balls cpa1~#I
stating that he had IA his possession all me
evidence against Ban. ard would sell IA In
~""a. Porter retained the letters aud spnt
Them Ia T.. - Wa shburna chile; of the Na.,-.f
service at Washington. Dyer then Opened
neEoustiouS direct with Bull. and cailtsi an
him al the JAN lite was a. ,re~t.i. but II 4.
cialmel 10y The officers, succeeded IA pasSiua
the evidence against Bull Ia another pnr>pI.
ON searching his room. however. thp on sars
found number ~ counterfeit bills. the .vt
utICt against captured Nouuterfeitrr uamst
\ \ stevenson, 81 which Dyer hat Illegally
obtained possess sion. H. was brought haflf,
lhe United States commissioner al ClneI,-.
nau and committed - await AN eNamIua
ION. which vii be held ON Monday mex.
y ,. J.ss,. 1th.
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GRTMF AMONG md -I'-l.ig .R1.,s4 o.
= d. Chttg fto gNeyTrge. .iffto4 TIE FOLLOW
ing proclamation from Vim f. Ross. chief
OF tie Cherokee Nation, l. publ shed 10 TIE
Daily Monitor, o. Fort Scott Kansas.
ITO me tht7Oges Nation. lHfru TrrrBgJfg--
\ meeting of the executive council was neia
NJ Tallequah ON the lith ana 10th fnSiauts %
take into consideration the disturbed state
OF afairS growing out ~ The Tea -fully large
number Of murders and acts % violence
which have been 4ecentlY committed. Trest
deeds demOraliZe the country, spread more
or less apprehension among the people, en-
danger our most valuable rights aud bring
shame NJ on our name aud character Be
lleYing n l. largely within the power OF t1a
Officers OF the nation 10 suppress these crime.
by The exercise OF enerlcI efforts In bringing
The perpetrators 10 punishment under tue
law. II was deemed advisable that your al
teniion should be- directly CT ed 10 the sub
Ject, and such instructions given as would
seem most calculated 10 accomplish the o-,-
lect an view. You are therefore urged % in
creased diligence ~ your efforts 10 pre- -eIt
the Introduction OF ardent spirits into tla
country, as u Is The most fruitful source OF
The crime committed second. 70 enforce
fully the provisions OF The act against carry
ing unlawful weapons. third. not q place on
guard any person hitherto charged Win
crime, % known intemIerate habits, OF over
bearing or uiSreputable Characier."
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kilograms to The Star.
ANDREW JOHNSON DEAD.
HIS SUDDEN TAKING OFF.
FATAL ATTACK OF PARALYSIS.
TIE FLAG FOR HIS WINDING SHEET.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co.
B EECHER'S 100000.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH BOTHERED.
DECISION ADVERsETo TWEED
EI-PRESfDENT4 NDREWJO
SON.
EI-PRESIDENT aNDREUJ0Ey.
SON
His Condition Last EyeninS.

?
NASHVILLE, July, 3l-Ihe latest intaIIi-
gefre from Greeuvilie at = O'Clock last night
says that eX-Presidcnt Johnson is somewhat
better The sense of feeling Is partially re
stored 10 his left side. He talks Intelligibly
ana lhere are some hopes for his recovery.
Rum0rs Of his neath
NASHVILLE, July Ex-senator johnson
rs stopping line miles from Jonesboro', in
the country, which is the nearest tcle IRA nh
s'atlon. The operator at that point circu-
lated report this morning that ne died AT
O'Clock, but later reliable information saws
he was alive AT : o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

~ One hundred and twenty-nine d. DIS
and % LII. DIS was the product OF the re-
cent commandments,
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a iund Is now being raised by members OF
plymouth church for the benefit of Miss Bss-
sic Turner.
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Death of a Leader.
The Rif,Ee I'm Turlxax

BERLIN, July 3l.-Dr Won Schwalt
leader OF the social democrats, is dead
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THE tASE OF BISHOP WHITIINGHAM.-
The reading Of the documentary evidence a
dUCed by the prosecutors against Bishop Whit
ungham was continued yesterday before me
board OF inquiry, and some oral testimony
was ken. II was aSceTtained that the board
ou Thursday, besides electing Rev. DR. Beck
chairman had appointed Hon. Daniel Clarke,
of Prince Georges county, church advOcate
+. Wyatt Blanchard. of this city. was an
pointed secretary of the board. The board
will reassemble this morning \ special ef-
fort Is made To keep the proceedings from the
press FDt. .1ynsyscDD SI3
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CoNSTASTISOPLE, July 3I.-rnC Lse1gi
HeC0td states that the government has au-
thOrizet the circulation of the bible IN Tur-
key.
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TOE ENCU RsIoHs.
EvOE CHARTER.

ENOE CHARTER
II TLe cgrr1nCttou- frou Steamer ~ n
PILOT BOY, GsE-81N
bavtns BE- sp~cisiy duei or Eor ETCp'Esf71Ss.
c. Z 81 en- reasonable terms kpuIx -
4. z. EIEZKCGH Ageat,
L-SS1-Sn 9Th street. wharf.
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y VIRGINIA ELOPEMENT-SO months
S ice young lady, twenty-five years OF age,
came INTO B0tetOurt county, Va. from an
adjoining county, and took charge of a school
The lady with whom she BOARDED soon
thought she could see an attachment spring
ing up between the school marin and her son
OF eighteen; but when she approached the
lady on the subject she learned that her son
was too young to be attractive IN her eyes
so she dismissed all suspicious at once Last
FRIDAY the school closed, and on SATURDAY
The teacher left for home. Sunday morning
after the rest of the family had left for church
this young man followed on, and now they
are one flesh. II seems that when pack ~
her trunk 10 leave she took care 10 put IN
nearly all of his clothes, and hat also made
arrangements 20 have some one meet him
with conveyance q few miles from home
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FRED. DOUGLASS EXPLAINS.-RafcTrin-
. the assertion made by coIOroi frIr1ls thas
ne IS being quoted as having advised the co!
cred people 10 leave the republican party
MI. rederick Douglass makes this reply D
letter Just pub IShCd There is no truth
IN the story that ! at Iiillsdale. or anywhere
else, advised colored men To abandon the
leaders OF the republican party and 10 set
up Tor themselves. In the speech at Hills
dale hO such idea was I'm my mind ami heart
and how anybody could honestly think other
wise cannot imagine. Properly interpreted
IL is an appeal to the American people to
substitute the simple rule OF justice for the
.ule OF invidious on" rity IN their treatment
OF the negro to give him his rights rather
than aims, 10 give him, not favor, hut fair
play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

THE NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION out
standing amounts to $40 ,S25 ,2,9, of which
- GOO,OOO are gold notes.
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THE TREASURY now holds 1914. S9I, 1862 in
bonds to secure national bank circulation.
and SIS, 40. 200 10 secure public deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-31

FIFTY KILLED AND WOUNDED IN THE
VAR IN INDIAN TERRITORY.-LetterS from
Fort Smith represent that feuds are preva-
lent among the Indians of Indian Territory
growing out of the pending political canvass
The elections there have always been more
or less noted for turbulence and bloOdShed:
Dut the present season the contest for pviuci-
pal chief IS unusually violent Within sIx
weeks at least fifty persons have been killed
or wounded, owing 10 the fact that the diff
ference Of principle between the Ross and
Downing parties has changed TO a mere ieud
between families or clans. Some OF the whit
citizens IL the Cherokee Nation are in great
fear, and have appealed 10 the judicial au-
lhOriticS for protection.
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TIRE NEW NATIOSAL BANK NOrFs-Tne
Secretary Of the Treasury has decided TO
N" he 10 change In the engraving or printing
Of the new national bank notes except thai
notes are 10 be printed on distinctive naDar
ard market ''serieS OF l>15," a1d wlu bear
Tie signature OF the present Treasurer of the
United States.
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EXCURsIUS 70 the CAFES.
On SATURDAY. it- 3i-l instant, tlBe New AMI
Us-ELI-c-lr ste .t-u-r-
LADY Or TIE LAKE
VIII make Grand ezc---I,I q P!HEg POINT
POtST LOOKOUT, FGRTEES~ 49,
MON BOB WE DE l'EAT. laaN. = Ss1szz -
inZ her "A hGrf a - SOP ing s--s<r - =
a. Orfr3-- MouI rr 90 al ri r-s--uCrr- ar rrP,~-
tuniry O. the rune points 81 interest. ana
then IroCee8.rt L W. s- ! Eau lrg iiul-r. A. :
clock it- steamer VII -aaVs - &c Et.-, au.i pa
ont > he By Ray gov ar, Ger Henry sTt Jag
Nharlf-, az. rrITg the -Vc-fr ut-rs a a1E.fE
yteW 81 rl- OCEAN Rstr-nng The boat ~ ia reach
" a mr. Ef1n ab.'tf u.ct-os Monday H. 'rrIUg
Mcas- and -taterD..u- MIA
ftr ~ ats. F-arsrHsui- t-fu1T.1flrr. ap1lg a.
the UpaLys of7--, Sa.i.ual Nr.rlI III an
Bank. - n fF
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IHE BRITISH LEGATION. - Sir Edward
Thornton, the British Minister, left 10y the
limited express this morning FOR Long Branch
and will spend part or next month a, New
port. K !.
Mr.. Haggard, who has lately been trans
ferTed 70 The British legation at TenTaD.
>allS FOR England this afternoon in the ..Cit.
Of Richmond en- route 70 his new post.
NJ: lie P"eT Trench, Secretary OF the Bri-
u.h Legation, returned 70 this cityou Tu-Ir--
day morning.
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SOMEBODY TO BLAME FOR THIS WRECK
The committee appointed by the Liverpool
ROard Of Trade To Investigate the circilrn-
stances attending the loss OF the steamship
Nlcksburg, OF the Dominion line, have Sub
mitted their report. They say hat had the
captain hove 10 when the ice was report d
on both bows, As required by the rules OF the
company the disaster, in all probability
would not have happenei. They also find
mat the boats were not launched ia time
and are Of the opinion that had they been
every one on the ship would have been saved
The report shows that the crew hal not been
exercised in launching the boats, and u this
fact i partly due the loss of life
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THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received FOR
redemption to-day amount to sos $40; total
receipts for the week. S4.31S,Iil.
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The TREASURY CHIEF CLERKsHIr STILL
VACANT. United States Treasurer New
having TeqUe stod that he might not be de
GriVed Of Mr.. Gllfiilau'S services as cashier
OF tie TTeaSureTS Office, Secretary Br;stCW
las reCOESitered his determination u an
point that gentleman 10 the Office OF chies
clerk OF the Treasury, male vacant by the
who Will be appointed chief clerk.
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FIRST LIEUT.. JOHN MCCLELLAN, 5th
artillery. has been ordered tn report in per
son 10 the chief signal officer Of the army for
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y GENERAL COURT-NARTIAL has been or
deret 10 convene Al Fort Whipple, Va, on
the "a OF August, for the trial OF such Officers
as may be brought before II. Tne detail for
tue court l. "a follows First IteutenanfS
Geo. ). Grimes. p artillery; A II. jackson
.lh Infantry J. y. Buchanan, 18th infantry.
u 4. Reed, 2j artillery; Second Lieu tenant
s {. eIGcr, lttn IL autry.
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EXCURSIONS. PICNlCS. &c.
All SUIIC
AT ThE Solo IT.TIuS Or y NY FRI-NDS
THE PLArE pEIsrEKS' U~I0N
WILL GIVE
Grand Excursion 10 PgInl E0gsGyI


sf$ '.f@las ~, .So:5i r. ssTs
tayiEs the Ncur-ilu ~ charg- VII leave nltl-1S
Gnfor- ira VII '-af . H. en- ri'rr # - = p
participate. Muse tn- been sE-Igei f1r the
-iOD Sts1e-T"yfTs cen only - engaged a. rh- UfFre
81 Steamboat Company. National M-troptl Irau
Est' iSih street - > lie Z ;. Irea7ITJ Gent .
IlcAets. : %. Lad. IISAsts- =, gIl't-'1 tad 2
IL years = A. -rd S-rrsu-s Pr. Tickets can te
IrsCUr-d Kills Music store j. Lgr.Ehran'- TiyIr
Store 1881 PCI--g ANA avenue up-thW - 2 y
ID cley = Hrug store. 222 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
eat. " Ood CIGAR store, .,}3 IDth EVe-r
G1Cu Hotel. c.. rz-uS from sLy n tn follow
trE q, IIB lJ;t .r.LEr Sl-2. C-J-lg II. Saltn6r,
Patrick = Ei--r-fr- E'hCuy SCLr-.1-r john p
Ilrich william locTtIt, &. HaicNt, L.Ti- .
Ianman. Frank NJ -or-. Robert y ODD, Peter Nc
CIR Jane K E-g'i-h- Edwin y. SHELLY. FrEuE
Grimes, An.bro-- NoIsrr~ Daniel > Logsr. ~ II
EXCURSION 70 WHITEAAE5H
AZ excursion ~~f ? she qUs~ir-- - Il F4tta-
icft - u - mas. 20 WITHIN Gr-ncs
GeCrEe county. On
MONDAY AUGUST 2I-ls
Train leaves S;a street station ~ 7-fsa.u II
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN & O.

BEECHER's 100000.
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". q. AVERY, late chief clerk Of the Treas
ury. yeSteria arrived at 81. Louis to an
s"er Ia the Indictment fond against him il.
The United States district court. Savera ,
other Persons I-iict-ti ia Connection with
Tie whisky frauds have entered into their
persons 81! rec"gliza ices or gtvGu bonds 10 az
PEAR from Gay TO DAY.
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RFTIEfSG LFGAL TESDE2s.-Tha Secra
i-,ry of Tie Treasury has directed that
~l."la.i52 OF loga, tenders be retired, being 50
PER cent. If the additional bank note circuIa
ION i>Suet last InpHtn. Cntil further 0rings
,it amount ~ outstanding legal tenders Will
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4 Deteealxe Arrc>se.t

TIE oHikf AT CtNCtSNArf IN CUSTODY
FOR RoBBING THE DISTRICT ArropxE<ss
OFFTCE.