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THEoDORE TILToN's TRIP.-On Friday
last the three Tilton children, Alice Flor
ehce, ana carroll, spent the night with their
mother. Ascertaining that there was an
extra berth in his cabin, Mr.. TilLon offered Ia
make Carroll one of his European party.
HIS offer was accepted on condition that the
lad should be returned in Septembe newt.
Mr.. Tllton gave the promise asked, and I'D
Tour sailed on Saturday.-tN y San.
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THE PROBATE OF THE WILL of the late
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt was com
menced before Surrogate Calvin in New
York. de novo, yesterday, on allegations
filed by his daughter, Mrs La Bau. Forma al
p COT being completed, the case was ad.
iOurned to September 81
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SINGULAR DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY
A letter fLom Decatur. H., states that Miss
Kate Kelley, an estimable young lady OF
that town, was stung in the mouth by q bee,
ard SO rapidly did the poison take effect that
she was dead in eight minutes
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kilograms to The Star.
GEN. H0WARO'S CAMPAIGN.
He Ihirsts For The Red Mans Gore.
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE
The Montreal Rioters.
GROVER INVESTIGATION.
More Conflicting Testimony.
THE FIGHTING AROUND kARS.
GROVER INVESTIGATION.
THE FIGHTING AROUND KARS.
BATTLE IN CUBA.
TURKEYS DEFENCE OF HER SOIL
The Fighting Around Ear.

LONDON. lUlN ly-Ihe Times has a spec "a
dispatch from karS, dated July Sh which
says. Yesterday MGkhtar PsSha. with l.
Itiu ana SIN mountain guns. son regular and
$50 Irregular cavalry, and 20 battali ions OF
infantry advanced from kUkbuuar To Wa
mn auka'e, eight miles southeast o. Ears.
ana ms m"raing Mukhtar P8sha rode ig.
leaving his forces intrenChet ar Wait-au-
RAE. Sir Arnold Kendall. British military
altache, also came I'm, and went over The
batteries on the karidagh rCtOub., the cast
ernmost position. where the hombardiT. n
mas been heaviest. Yesterday there was q
very heavy firing on both sides. The Rus
sian headquarters are at Zaim, eight miles
10 The northeast, but their batteries are adj
NaBced 10 within ! Geo yards east. The Trr,-
lSh loss during the siege has been tri-Iiug.
mat OF the Russ lanS l. unknown. Tneir fire
was Inc most accurate, and for some DAYS
has been Overwhelming. over 2.0p0 shells
nom - and lScentimetre guns were thrown
into the place in one day. Mukhtar PaSha
proposes 10 intrench himself and revictuaI
hars Tor the winter. At present il is well
supplied with stores aud ammunition, aud
prices are cheaper than in ErzorOum. The
appearance of the troops j. excellent. and
lhelr health good. They are most euthuSi-
astlc. The officers seem well educated The
place is almost impreguabia.n
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IRNnS GALA

OMAHA, NEB., July I3.-The Texas cattle
drOyes, which have thus far arrived on Tie
Platte number 90 900 mead, AID n DOJ heai
are Vet to arrive.
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HE WARM GINA
4 BRtsIe iH " ich So Huadred SDau.
tard~ Aerts hflgsd

NV NOEh, july "a lover frlm Ha-
vaua. JUue IS, received here. says. Ir l. re-
ported IN town that Generals MaNIrno Go
mez and \iucenfc Garcia, leading a very
large and wcil-appoiuici force. have fnrcad
The Irocha and Invaded IN Cfucp Villas
territory. A battle is said % have been
fought al the crossing, IN which over six
hundred Spaniads are claimed 10 have been
ki LED. IL is also reported that another en-
counter has taken plac-, aud that three mem
nL-N ~ Mnln nr-l.rnn IN In 49,
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ANOTHER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN
A BAD WAY;,-Judge London, at Science
lady, n. Y, has granted q motion for the
ofncers OF the Universal Life Insurance
Company OF New York to show cause, Tues
Day next, why receiver should not be ADJ
rointed. On The LIST of May the total assets OF
s., ass, iO2; deficiency as regards policy hold
ers, 81 COS, 413, ~
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s1Capt. A wise, who, as sheriff, executei
John Brown, keeps store al Orkney Springs.
Va, having gone out OF politics.
s0Bridget Jackson, aged &C, got drunk i'm
and burned herself 70 death.
VThe New Orlea M Democrat SAYS: "The
Indictment OF The me mbers OF the Returning
board 10 based on the criminal statutes al
tae stAte, ~ entirely devoid OF any political
sgninc&noe, ana none can be imputed 70 Il, !.
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AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Senators Paddock and Saun-
ders; A. w. Wilson, Savannah, Ga; Marcus
u. Norton, Troy, n. Y; \. b Lavissee. Lou
isi&na; Hon. Leonard Myers, Pennsylvania,
and Gen. VINCENT.
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POLAR EXPEDITION.- The pr

expedition 10 procure supplies for next years.
adN ance on the north pole will start about
July t5 one week later than at first decii
"On. IL Will be under the command OF Can
tain Tyson, and will be accompanied bv
scientific gentlemen, sent out by Spencer
Baird to look into the fisheries which are Of
great IN tereSt in that region.
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THE 1NIIAN WAR; Running Flint in
IHU- n telegram dated Cottonwood, s h,
says that all OF JOsephs band have crossed
the Clearwater, supposed TO be heading for
The Bitter Root country. Should this be true
night Will prove a running one. Infantry
Will be comparatively non effective The de-
cisive work must be done by cavalry
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BOND RoBBERY.-At Boston, Wednesday.
an unknown thief stole from the Office of T.
g. rockingham q trunk containing SIS. 600
worth OF bonds. including one 81 900 aud one
5000 registered bond OF the Kansas City. 81,
Joe and Council Bluffs railroad; also, q Ger
tihcate for 100 shares OF the Detroit Lansing
and Northern railroad company, the latter
being drawn In the name Of Sidney Rrooks.
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THE COMMITTEE in vestigating allegations
of irregularities and fraud against the Indian
office will resume their sessions on the 18Th
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THE PHILoLOGISrS' CONVENTION con-
cluded It's labors in Baltimore yesterday and
aaJourned: Prof.. q tldersleeve, of the Johu
hopkins University, was elected preside II
for the ensuing year
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Ex.PREsIpENT GRANT !,

EX. PRESIDENT GRANT AND PARTY. at
Frank Tort on the Main yesterday, were con-
Quoted through the Roemer (the ancient pal.
ace Of the dietl and the cathedral. A ban
quet at the Palmergarten was given last
evening TO his honor
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Bulgaria a Devastated Waste

LoNDoN, July I3-Teiegraphic dispatches
Just received nom the cores poudent Of the
New York Times. at Bucharest, state that
me losses sustained by the Russian army in
the recent operations south OF the Danube are
Inuch more serious than Is admitted by the
russian authorities. As they advance in
The districts OF Bulgaria just occupied by the
TURKISH forces, they fiud the country a desc
late waste. The corn crops are not vet ready
TO be gathered, and all the graz in the store
houses has been destroyed. Every head of
cattle has been seized aud run OF by the re-
treating Turks. so complete aud wide
spread is the devastation i'm Bulgaria that
every Russian train sent 10 the front has To
carry stores OF biscuit aud other supplies
not only for the army, but also for lhe star
wing population. The reports 10 he con-
irary OF this are wholly untrue, and are nut
forth with the specific object OF pre- Seuting
the campaign and the condition Of the arrnv
in more favorable light than the CIR
culnstanceS warrant, and in order 10 avert
The conclusion that all this must. in a "a n.
t1me, seriously hamper tie operations OF t..c
invading forces,
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REVENUE APPOINTMENTS. - Henry d.
Strong has been appointed revenue store
keeper for the 18th district OF Cal fornia: JnO
ETmentrout, for the Sth district of Pennsyl-
vania, and ID. a. Cochran, Gauger, for 81
district of GEORGIA.
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p sCHENCk'S SEA WEED TONIC.

" : III. ~ " LID IVNIO'
In the atmosphere experienced here during the
summer months, the lrthargy produced by the heat
takes away the desire for Wholesome food, and fire.
queut Preparations reduce bodily energy, ptrtfcU-
larry those suffering from the effects If debiIitatin
diseases. In order L. keep natural healthful activ-
lily If the systcm must resort 20 artificial means
For this purpose SChencks Sea Weed Tonic j. very
ehectual. few doses viii create an appetite and
give fresh yigoT 10 the eneryat-d body For dyspap-
STA Il Is invaluable Many eminent physicians have
Doubted whether dyspepsia can b. permanently
cured BY the drugs which generally emppyeI r
that purpose. The Sea Weed Toni. in its natlr, j.
totally different from such drugs Itcoatains NJ cor
ro-Ne minerals or acids in fact 1t assists tn, regular
olera'ions # nature, and supplies h,r deficiencies
The tonic IN its nature much ie--m bcs the gastric
juice that II Is almost Identical with that fluid The
gastric Juice j. the natural yeut hch in healthy
condition Of the body She food t. be digc,cd:
AMI hen this Juice Is not excret.i M efficient qr!an-
ttes Indigestion with all its distressing symptoms
follow. The SEA Weed Tonic performs the duty If
he gastric Juice when the latter is deficient.
scheHcks Sea Weed Tonic sold by all Druggists
W. I'm,
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REINFoRCEMENTs FOR GEN. HOWARD
Capt. w. F. Drumm, "a infautry, now on r.
cruting detail of the army, aud at present
at Boston, has applied TO be relieved from
such duty, and ordered TO his regiment. His
term OF service does not expire until October,
1873. The 2d infantry is now under orders to
JOIN Gen. Howard.
Ld'eT.-The War department has received
information that nine companies OF the 2d
Infantry left Atlanta this morning for st.
Louis, where arrangements have been made
TO forward them Immediately to Cheyenne
ria Den yer City, "a rCtUe TO Idaho, TO engage
in the Indian war.
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MOre COal Salos
WESTERN NEWS.
Frighfful Railroad Accident

ST. LOUIS, July I3-The south bound pas
senger train on the st. Louis and Cairo mar
row gauge railroad jumped the track on an
Is-foot trestle, yesterday, six miles from
Murpheysboro' and the whole train, excepf
ing the locomotive. was precipitated in Raj
tlesnake creek. Almost every passenger ON
the train was injured. Charles Fink. g. preSs
messenger, was injured internally, aud will
the conductor, and Smith, a brakeman. we-e
seriously hurt. The train was running 70
miles an hour. The coupling between the
engine and the rest OF the train broke, Ieav.
Ing the locomotive on the track
Miners Crushed 20 Death
Two convict miners, working in the mines
near Sedalia, Mo-, were crushed 10 de ath
Yesterday, by the cavinS in of the ROOF OF the
mine In which they were working.
Inc Direct U. .. Cable COmuauy
LoSpoN July IA meeting of tue Direct
United States Cable company was held to-
Gay 10 confirm the action OF a previous meet
Ing, namely: the adoption OF resolutions APP
proving joint purse with the Anglo Amer
lean company for the liquidation OF the COM
pany: There was practically no opposition,
and the previous action was ratified Without
division.
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- ID. McFARLAN Dentist
1910 NEW YORK AVENUE
- MOI New Jersey avenue, erroneOusly printed In
Boyd's Directory for lS7. ian6 ly
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hNs A CARD.
Wy To all Tho are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth nervous weakness early de-
cay, oss Of manhood, &c, will sci q reel pc that
" ll cure you. FREE or CHARGE. This gre Il remedy
" a. discovered BY a mi siOnaIy IN south America
send self fddT' ss-d envpl y. e. the Rev sPH
i INNAN, StdttOH ID, Bibis House, NglC YORK
Cay. Ian26 N, " IL sKf-n
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PEACE MEETING In SOUTH CAROLINA
A meeting of the white and black citizens of
the region known as the scene of the Ellertoa
riot in South Carolina last fall was held
wednesday with view to restore peace and
harmony. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted looking to the cessation of the race
trouble and TO the dropping OF pending prose-
cuttOns In state and federal courts
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a SAD ILLUSTRATION OF THE HARD
TIMEs.-There was an application made
yesterday for employment in the Govern
ment printing office by lady who had been
raised In affiuence, was an excellent must
clan, and had mastered several languages
superintendent Defrees, somewhat embar-
raised by the application, told the lady that
he had no work in his Office BETTING one of
her attainmentS, when with tears In her eyes
she So id that she was willing to do any me-
Mai service, even If IL were scrubbing the
floors, so that she might earn an honest iiv-
ing. This Incident serves 10 illustrate the
ali cunt of poverty and wretchedness in and
around Washington.
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ANOTHER VICrIM.-Frank Grifiiths, one
of the injured at the Wheatland Pal mine
accident, died yesterday, making eight VIC
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SENATOR FERRY, OF Michigan, has nearly
recovered bis wonted health, and the report
mat =; p. Ferry, his brother, had been sent
70 an Illinois insane asylum is denied.
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SUICIDE OF A NAN AND WIFE. - Eliza
kiliian, q years of age Committed suicide
at 81 East Houston street New York, by sus-
pending herself with q rope To the door of her
room. On The 10th of May last her husband
committed suicide by drowning and in
sanity, caused by excess of grief over his
loss, is supposed to have driven the poor
woman to Self-destructiou also
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SUNDAY EXCURSION.

The steamer MATTANO. Captain WA II ByIes
vii EycTy Sunday during The sumner 9>as
season make trip down the river. S4SsSxS
etOETIUE at Marsha Hall two hC W. 5kEsrZakzN1R
and returning 81 80 III 20 this city
Tue steamer leaves 9Th street bari at 81 D. m,
Fare, II Und nip, q Ceuts.
Je2o I'm WI. II. KILLNON Agent
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NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at the
Treasury to-day for redemption amounted to
81 lSG 90.
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SWindOw shutters are disappearing
from Philadelphia fronts.1Ex.
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Ire yellow FEVER il raging among the
. 90 troops brought out las winter from
Spain.
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Hon. JOHN G.. THOMPSON. Sergeant at
Amy of the House of Representatives, is In
the city. He says he is not going to the
White Sulphur Springs. and that ne does not
believe that the gathering of pubic men
here has any political significance.
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VERDICT AGAINST BERGH.-The trial OF
Can, Fleischman Co, AT Flushing, l.. l.,
indicted AT the instance Of Henry Bergh for
are known as the swill milk stables al Bliss
Vile. was finished yesterday with verdict
of NOT guilty.
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PEEsoNAL-Mr. X. b. Clark, prominent
citizen, has gone TO New Ipswich, New
Hamp- hire, TO spend some weeks with his
Ve lerabie mother. who f. over 81 years of
e. "A. w. Fletcher superintendent Of
the House of Rrpres entatives folding room
l. Spending the summer at the Delaware
water gap. '''COlIectOr John J.. Thomas
IT. Of Baltimore, made "a dying visit 10 this
city IO-Cay. 49, First Assistant POstma ster
General Tyncr Will rturn from his trip to
In llama on Monday next. -..-Ex- Represen-
ta'fVe John l.. Vance of OHIO, n candidate,
for tie democratic gubernatorial nolnina-
ton, il AT the National hotel.
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DERSONS DESIRING A DELIGHCFUI

4 change from the depressing heat
olthe city can ENJOY hour and a
half ride on the Potc mac river, To
Alexandria and return, any day during the we. L
Tor is c-uIs, N the boats the Potomac Ferry Go
Children under ten years Of free. The baats
leave Washington for Alexandra and vice vera
hourly from 80 a. t. 7sj D. m. aad for the last
RIP Al m. The fTips at 80. g. o. 8 81 Z: 80 o. m
e-ps cislly rclres hi AID uyigorating Iec5 I'm
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue s3In .OI4G2: customs s5nS o. 81
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THE CHARTER OAK.-It is stated that the
massachusetts Insurance commissioners Who
has been examining the Charter Oak Life
insurance Company al Hartford, says he
believes The company sound, and that = new
management win be organized
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800 SOUTH CAROLINA CoLoRED PEo-
PILE GOING TO LIBERIA.-The promo:0rS Of
the Lfberian emigration scheme claim %
have enrolled the names of 2, 500 colored per-
sons In Charleston and 30 900 in the state Of
South Carolina who consent TO emigrate.
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l. y { L X ION

THREE HOURS ON THE POTOMAC
MUSIC AND DANCISG.-Po- r.
tcuec Very Steamer will make ErfL-S
FAMILY EXCURSIONS down the nec1oEzxs:s
fOt nae every ~ kcDAI aud THURSDAY, com
menclug TUESDAY JULY 10 h, aid continue q r
Ing the months " july AID August. Tickets IL
cents The boat leaves foot Of 7th street at IS
.
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HO! FOR PINEY POINT. FORT mon

m III Il
- kOs, NORFOLK AND THE CAPIS
Lne splendid Steamer JANE NOSE
Lh6 will resume h6I SATURDAY e s&A-N
NIoh1 IhlkS 20 the above points xSx,n<1EiE4D
eoeneneing SATURDAY EVENING 18th ,n., =
20 eIock, returning, will arrive in Wssbin atop
1onday mOrniT q, about o'clock
Fare. round tri o 70 Pr ey Point a q ro.uo..u-
points 81. Cal NJ the Ono. over N-tron.iitan
h&htful trip. '0' 'N4s VI"
Good Caterer mplsysd. Piano on board
lei7-Sm SAMUEL BACON, President
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4 YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS.
IL THIRD Sc aSON.
eTEAMER'MARY WASHINGTON.

Leave 7th street wharf at 6p M; return AZ II D. m.
Tickets fifty Cents
The following organic atoms will
JOIN IN the above Excur ions, on the - -. d. \
dates named. All rho desire to aid,
IN, N must purchase tick cts OF their members:
vermont avenue Christian Chu cb, July H. day
and evening" Ladies' Mite Society, 18th street south
east N l. Church, July Is, day and evening je2 an
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SCIENTISTS GOING WEsT.-Dr. Hooker
and General S'racley, of England, In con-
pany with Prof Asa Gray, called on Prof
3. r. Baird, of the Smithsonian Institution,
at Salem, Mass, a few days since. They
left then for New York city. They intended
leaving there this morning at O'Clock for
Philadelphia, where they will be joined by
Prot. Jos. Leidy, Prof Hayden and James
Stevenson, of the n. A. Geological survey
Pennsylvania railroad 10 st. Louis at which
point they will remain a day or so and Wis I
DR.. Geo. EnglemaD, the distinguished west
ern hotanisi; from there they will travel
west TO AtchisOn, Kansas, where they W II
take the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad TO Pueblo, California, where they
Will commence their scientific observations.
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CONCORD BUGGIES; choice top BUG
~ built BY Joyce; 4-seated Passsn- . 06AS
e. WAGON; 4-seated Platform, Picnic S!<6&2
WAGON; Business WAGONS; jackson 0S62-
AID stncebsker WAGONS, = per cent, cheaper than
ever offered 10 the public at lOOS Leuissna ave.
nue.. rrosite Hsy MARKET.
gslm ID. w. NAGRATH.
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SENIOR MATA's MISSION --SenOr Mata
yesterday called at the Department of State
TO inquire of Secretary Evarts whether an
answer 10 his note, accompanying copy of
his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipOleHtlary, might soon
De expect ed, as he wished to send such O re-
ply To the Mexican govern ment by the mail
al this week. The Secretary Informed Mr..
Mata that be was not yet prepared 10 furnish
reply 10 The note. but that here should be
no ELL nCeSSA rE delay In nnimg 50
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PROMOTIONS AND APPoINTMENrs.-The
following promotions have been made in the
Sixth Auditors office:-Wm. II. Alden. of
Illinois; Daniel T.. Burrows. of Connecticut.
and avid l.. Burnett. of Iowa, from second
10 third class; and u. w. Farlin, of Tennes-
SEE; Mrs. +. j. G. Hibos, OF the District OF
Columbia; Mrs. Kate s. Odds, OF Minnesota:
Mary j. Srowden. OF New Jersey. and f. a.
II. c. Won LukOwitz, OF Pennsylvania from
first to second class. Several other promo
TORS are yet TO be made. The following
same office:-Geo. w. Balsley, of nlinois:
Geo. A. Darling, OF South Carolina; Geo. NJ
Fisher, of Georgia; Thomas NJ. McNeely, OF
Louisiana; +. l. Tedford, of Iowa; Dana
White, Of Dakota, and Jason YuranO, Of
Kansas: Also. the following copyists:~Mrs.
Carrie DeWolf, OF Arkansas; Miss M C..
O'Brien, OF California, and Mrs. Halle P.
Yates, Of South Carolina.
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FAMILY EXCURSIONS.

pOiNI LOOhOOI EACUhSlONS.-Th6
n splendid iron Steamer SUE" -
S Ssl &, S.1s hsSsns MI 1s5qme EseEC
70 Plney Point, MarshAll's and Point Lookout, ON
sAIl hDAl, June Is Fare only 81 round tri D
AL cuIET Citations first class. Leave stephensons
wharf, loot Of Ith street. every Saturday at o IN
and returning arrive In Washington Monday morn
ing Al clock For state rooms and further infor-
nation apply % Stephenson Bro, nh street " haf
OF a ONCE, 12I PeBn>ylyanis avenue.
lesm STEPHENSON Il BRO Acents
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. Adam G. Paul,
detached from the Hartford, and ord red to
the Swatara; Lieut.. THEODORE Porter, from
the Swatara end placed on waiting orders;
Frank l.. FernOid, from the navy yard
Washington, and ordered TO special duty at
Chester, Pa; Naval Constructor Robert W.
Steele, from special duty at Chester, Pa. and
ordered to temporary duty at the Washing
ton navy yard.
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SECRETARY EVARTs and Attorney Gen
eral Devens, by invitation of Deb. Randolph
heim, esq, will make visit 10 the agricul-
tural and mining districts OF eastern Penn.
sylvauia, leaving Washington July IL and
returning 10 Washington July II. Col. John
W. Forney and other prominent men will be
Of tie party.
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COL. ID. c. Cox, pension agent, has already
completed the consolidation of his district
now composed of the states of Delaware New
Jersey, Maryland, and the District OF Column
bia, besides Soldiers Home and foreign pen
siOnS. He has brought to Washington the
records of the several agencies, arranged
them, and paid all the cases that have accu-
mulated I'm the discontinued agencies since
July 1t. This is an evidence of the pracgi-
cahlllty of the plan when IN proper hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-13

CONSERVATIVE" RAID ON THE CoLLFC-
TOR AT CHARLEsTOS.-For several weeks
efforts have been made on the part of South
Carolina conservatives TO have Collector
WOrthingtOn, al Charleston, removed. SEN
atOr Patterson has been making vigorous
fight 10 have WOrthingtOn retained and he
now says he has received assurances that no
change Will be made for the present.