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ABSOLUTELY PURE.

ABSOL UTELY PURE.
Consumers should bear in mind that the inco,n
parable Royal" jig now the only Baking Powder in
the market made from pure Grape Cream Tartar,
imported exclusively for this powder direct from
the wine district Of France An old experienced
few pennies morefor the Royal" finds that il goss
80 much farther and works much BETTER that It's
economy to use ii.
The manufacturers Of this Powder. with q keen
perception saw that which should prove best to the
always used the purest and most wholesome mate
rails.
Royal has larger sale than all other Baking Pow.
ders combined, and, being prepared always alike,
Bread. Biscuit. Pastry: &c The Royal Baking Pow.
der has taken the place Of Sods, Saierstus and
Yeast-more healthful because it preserves all the
nutritious elements Of the -four With its wonderful
climate, never cakes spoils makes it the finest
preparation in the world. Sold only in cans. by all
GrOcers.
Do not buy Baking Powder loose, a. it ia almost
sure to contain alum. Alum produces gripping, con-
stpatiOn, indigestion, headache and dyspepsia; at
fects the blood causes pmples on the face ETC. m26
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TINTED states . PEB GENT
~ BONDS on hand for tmmediate delivery.
District TWenty-year Hix per oe0k D0ndA
S6e Bonds guaranteed by nn1ted 01ntoO, for oa1A
Orders Tor IL investment Securities promptly ~
o. g. Called Bmda PURCHASED.
Warbh L&W10 JoHNDOU 1 90. 1anhEe
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BENNON'S
CAPOINE POROUS PLANTER

is me best most convenient inexpensive and effec
tuaI Ienisdy Known We recommend all who ara
sEeptical concerning the above statements to con
suit reliable physicians in their own locality It's
Clans. and they viii confirm the assertion that Il e
the best external remedy ever devised. '' - Ar
SOLD By ALL DRUGGIsTs.-PRIcE rs CENTS.
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GUM CAMPHoR for moths at Drew's Drug store
cor. 9Th ST. and Pa. ave., at 3oc. per ID. 4.29,1;
WITH WHAT CoMPLAcENcY must the lady who
uses Gtenl's Sulphur Soap glance at her mirror,
for there she sees reflected complexion devoid
Of blemish. This peerless purifier may be re-
lied upon to remedy all skin irrtations. Sold
by all druggists.
Htlrs Hair and Whisksr Dye, Black or Brown,
5o CENTS fm,w
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
CHAA0NlB AND LIVER PILLS Or Chandler 81.
Purely vegetable and tasteless. No noxious
drugs: Formula on each package. AL know
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costive-
ness, SICK headache, pain In back or shoulders
Noney directions, nervous debility, coated
package. All druggists. Principal depot, J. w.
Drew. 9th and Penna- avenue. 22o.2
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YKAss hys. Wi.,s.
!op's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
IL c0rrectS acidity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie. regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem.
edy; Is cents bottle
lacking In flesh, vital, BRAIN or nerve force, use
"Welles' Health Rene,cer." Greatest remedy on
earth Tor impotence, leanness sexual debility,
premature aaa decline; &c, &c: 81, at druggists;
and for Washington at $50 Pa. ave. s,S4-eo1y
TO LADIES AND GKNTLEMKN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Fischers Chemical Securing and
Dyeing Establishment, No. 800 g street, near
9th street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention. he Is enabled to do his work In
manner not TO be eQualled by those not pos
sessing these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
for 81. n. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
confa cAnfQ a v q or,or
reduction In price. Specialty-Ladles party
dresses, spotted or sofled round the bottom.
cleaned without doing the whole garment; Is
years experience.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING a speciality at A.
Straus. 1011 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th
and 18th streets. I
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Strong VS.. Dissrfce.v
Under the above caption, yesterdays issue Of
The STAR contained the following:

Under the above caption, yesterdays issue of
THE STAR contained the following:
Although there is no rule to prevent an aud tor
after having filed his report taking part in the arvu
msnt q the case some Of the friends of the plaintiff
ca, that in this particular case there is an mpro
pretty In MT Carus1 so acting. Mr.. Carusi was &c.
lected by Mr. Strong special auditor at his CO
own solicitation; with the UNDERSTANDING thai tn.
case was TO he acted on at once, that sit from day
to day until it was finished that far from being
eeapedsSns about the case it vas about Is months
nsy friendly to the plaintiff. it is said since the re-
matter in behalf Of the defendant
We learn that these statements are incorrect
There is not only no rule that would prevent
MT Carusl from acting as counsel for the Dis
est improperly In his doing SO under the cir
cumstanceS. It is not true that he was selected
Dy Strong as special auditor at his own soljcita-
ton. He was designated by the court to sit as
speclal auditor, by an order passed In the case
without Dis knowledge or consent. Nor was he
SO appointed at the request OF the plaintiff s the
order OF reference itself proves Indeed one of the
grounds on which the order OF reference TO Mr..
Carusl was subsequently set aside by the court
On motion OF plaintlfrs counsel, was tiat it was
nor passed with plaintiffs consent. without
which the court had no Jurisdiction to pass it,
The record moreover shows chat eighteen
months did not elapse before the report was
flied. as stated. On the contrary, the report
was made up and filed within t1ree OF four
months after the testimony (Which was under
the exclusive control Of counsel in the case
was closed. Finally, we are informed that 1t Is
HUI u L1db MI. CdTuSl HIS Interested l11nSptI
at all In the case since it left his hands, or that
ne was ever friendly or unfr1endly to the plain
till, so far as his relations TO this case were
concerned.
PAR EXCELLENCE.-It is only necessary to call
at the Boys Popular Clothing House OF B. Rob-
ins0n Co., 800 Pennsylvania avenue, and ex-
anime their varied stock OF youths, boys and
cb1ldrenS clothing, to be convinced that In all
respects the assortment Is par excellence. The
prices too, are very reasonable, which is another
great consideration In these times.
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-Soid by Il. A.
Golden. fish agent, since last report: 1000 silad
from s. to $40 per hundred; SIS 900 behring's from
s to Sc per thousand 800 punches rock and perch
from 80 to so cents per bunch
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
VIM. Scott, jr., and Anna Taite; Reverdy C.
johnson and Anna Wells; julius SohdheItner
and Clara Slegel Joseph Luchs and Fannie
Baum.
"WHAT, NEVER" "Well, hardly ever any
time on Fridays to write about the great saving
On choice groceries and teas, at 1104 18th St
SWISS LACE DRESSES for children from 2 to "a
years, at Baums new department, 416 eth ST.
WHITE TIES. Is cents per Dozen Jordan Dare
& Co., 1906 + street. +.
a.
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THE COVRTS.

COURT IN GENERAL, VERM.
Yesterday, the application for admission to
the bar OF John B. Larner and Thomas Tolatley,
students, were referred to the committee.
Strong vs.. Dodge ct al; mandate from U. s. SUI
preme court, and execution granted plaintiff
on decree. Beall vs.. Baltimore & Ohio railroad
company; same on Judgment Heller vs.. Kelly
q sharp; same on decree. Kelly vs.. Keller:
vs.: same; same action.
To day, Sullivan agt Black; opinion by Judge
Hagner, directing decree. Willet agt Lyles;
GO. agt. Griffin; do. The application of Howard
Z. Clagett lstuden0 for admission to the bar
was relerred Goodyear ID. v. CO. agt. Bright
CIRCUIT COURT-.Jadqe Co..
Yesterday, Murtagh vs. District of Columbia;
motion for new trial denied. Hartman VS.. Stod-
caro-; m0llon 10 rehear and for new trial over
ruled White vs.. District of Columbta demur-
rer sustained and leave to amend. Downing g.
Bro. VS. lillian ct al; award of referee filed and
1nagment granted. Dobbins vs. Jenkens, OF
py DEFENDANT to amend pleas and affidavit over
ruled. kissner vs.. Pfeiffer ct al; Judgment for
want OF affdayt. Foley VS.. Mclaughlin; judg
ment set aside. DUNCAN VS., Luckett & Nc
Manus; Judgment vacated.
EQUITY COURT-Jud1e Macarthur.
To-Day. Peugh agt. Davis; order that late
auditor proceed to audit. Riggs agt Thomas:
AUDITORS report confirmed and trustee ordered
to sell. Mercer agt. Hogan; time to answer
extended. Mackall agt. Stewart: exceptions to
auditors report sustained.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell
To-day, Clayton Hanly, larceny Of some sill
yer ware from Sarah j. Taylor; $40 or 80 days
In jail. Walter Blaur, assault on Amanda Dor
sey; SIS or Is days in JAIL Geo. Brooks VIM
Carey, Frank Lewis Jas. Curtis, Willie White
and VIM. Trenton, charged with malicious tree
pass, In entering upon the premises OF Emily
Beal, 1njuring the grass aud shrubbery, were
fined IS each or 10 days. Edward Donaldson
was srraigDed for assault and battery on Jas.
I. carroll. This occurred at the corner of 18th
ana c streets southwest. The court imposed q
me OF $40 or 80 days. An appeal was taken.
Alexander Murray, assault and battery on Jesse
Hannah Wanzer; $40 Or thirty days. John VIII
Hanson forfeited collateral. John Richard
Harris; loud and bo1sterous; IS. Solomon Jones'
VIM. Hoffman, profanity; s.. Jane Quirk and
Lucy Mace, Migrants; sent down. Peter Lewis.
street profanity: S.. Washington Meredith,
carrying pistol; $50 or ninety days.
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SPIRITUAiIsTIc GRAMMAR.-Iienry kiddle has
written letter to the press, and explains the
nications by saying that 1.-THE thought is i'm
pressed, while the form Of expression is affected
more or less by the intermediary" This &C.
some OF the great departed, and the extreme
uniformity with which they remark "Avenge
me OF mine enem1es!" In order to earn fair day
wages 1t might be better for an intermediary to
have graduated from the intermediate depart
mentS Of the common school
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THE WONDERFUL
Pain Believer.
BENSoN'S CAPCINB
POROUS PLASTER
Vas invented as an Improvement upon the ordinary
ties of the common slow acting porous plaster but
here, ai comparison ends for the new combination
soa's Capcine Plaster makes it far more prompt and
effective IN its action than the ordinary porous as
ents liquid and the n sooaleSd e hea
ps and Curative Ssn II tbis
extraordinary. WY
affections, Pains in the Size or Hips ARISING FROM
Colds or overexei ton, Strains, any other canse
the best known remedy is Benson's Capcine Porous
It gives almost immediate relief, strenVthens and
cures where other plasters will not even relieve.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN,
Women suffering pains and weakness obtain preat
comfort aud relief by the use of BENSONiS IA D
mend 1t to mothers as remedy for the silments Of
chlidren; In such cases as whoopin2 cough croun
colds and all affections Of the lungs Many cases
have been reported recently where children having
the most violent attacks Of wnooping coueh have
been relieved in less than one hour A''
For rheumatism. eciafica aud rw
nak0. Kidney Disease, Affections of the
Meart. Fever and AGue, stubborn and
Asthma or Lung difficulties, and ali
Local Aches and Pains, InfammatfO,,
and Soreness, @l"A
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Hurr8h,

NERVOUS sick headache quickly cured by
L0diile's Headache Specific
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
VIM. Scott, Jr., and Anna Taite; Reverdy e.
johnson and Anna Wells; julius SOhdhelmer
and Clara Slegel; Joseph LuchS and Fannie
Raum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-09

SALE OF RAILROAD ORDERED.-In the T. s.
circuit court at Norfolk, Va, yesterday coun-
sci for the Dutch bOndhOlderS made motion
that they be made parties to the suit now
pending. against the Atlantic, Mississippi and
OHIO railroad Chief Justice Waite delivered
an opinion adverse to the petitioners. and
stated that the original stockholders of the
dated roads, together with the divisional bond
holders, would obtain all their rights by the
sale OF the road. Afterwards a decree was
rendered ordering the sale OF the road as an
entirety. Judge Bond presiding and Judge
Hughes cOncurring
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Quirk's Irish Tea, the poor mans friend. Pric
25c Prevents bilious attack. Sold by drug
gfstS.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFF1CRR.)
WASHINGTON, May 9, 1872
for the Lower Lake region and the interior of
MldQie states and New England, southeast to
southwest winds, partly cloudy weather, rising
possibly followed By falling barometer, sta.
uonaIy or higher temperatures
RANGE OF TIE fHxRNoN1fR
the following Is the readings of the tnermom.
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: q. m.
e4o; 1:3S q. M, $50; u midday $50; ., m, 69o:
maximum $50: minimum, A. So
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HEALTH, Wealth and Happiness follow In the
rake OF Or. Buns Cough Syrup. Price 25 cts.
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"WHAT, NEVER" "Well, hardly ever an,
time on Fridays to write about the great savint
on choice groceries and teas, at 1104 18th St
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET-SOid by H. A.
Golden. fish agent, since last report: 1000 shad
from s. to $40 per hundred; 5000 behring's from
5 Sc per thousand; 300 punches rock and perch
from 80 to so cents per bunch.
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WHITE TIES. Is cents per dozen. Jordan. Oar.
& Co., 1906 street. +.
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VNAsHINGTON. D. G.. MAY $; 1s79.This is to
LEVI WOODBURY.. have formed z limited Partner
ship under the name and Style OF W. g. JENKS
Holife'urniabing business Winfield g. jerks 10 the
general aud Levi Woodbury. the special partner
fricf Of Columbia. Levi Woodbury. has contributed
the sum OF three thousand $4,000 dollars the CON-
mon stock. Tee partnership il to commence on the
first day of May, a, y. 1879, and terminate on the
first day Of Msy, 1884
my6-eo4w LEVI WOODBURY.. isEAL.1
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SIXTY and 75-cent unfinished shirts 400 linen
ana Wamsutta cotton. Jordan, Dare L. Co,
1905 street. -
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SALE OF FINE observation-disclosures Bowling
VIII sell tomorrow, within his auction rooms
choice collection Of household furniture COM
prfsing elegant chamber and parior suites Par
ties In want OF really fine goods should not fan
to attend
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BOWLING sells tomorrow at l2 O'Clock, within
furniture.
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SWISS LACE DRESSES for children from to IA
years, at Baum's new department, 416 eth st.
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SEE MILLER T. JONES advertisement, first
UaQo >~~~Ss ~AASS
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Geo. JUENEMANN'0
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN.
BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH AND E AND STs. NE.
ap29-ly Washington D. G
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MILLKEU,S
LINEN STORE.
S2s ARCH STREET,
PHILAprLPHrA

1D1N1EO LINEN LAWNh
500 PIECES NEW STILES
Printed on Pure Linen Lawns,
In the following ooors, viz:
Elue Black. Crimson, Pink.
Lilac or Purple Also, Second
MOURNING, and plain Black Linen LAWna
ALSO White Linen Lawns for Dresses, full ynrd vi6a
MtLLikENB LINEN DRESS LAWNS are knoVn
~ over the country. Our assortment 10 altog0th6r
BEST OF IRISH LINENa
LIGHT LINENS Fob LADfER
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
ladies' and Gents pure
Linen w Hse snsT 49, Pscialty.
Ladies purchasing BY letter are slvav.
p.eaeed by our careful and oonsrSnntSS1s
belect1ons OF the Goods 10 an their orsiSSs
Address 0EOkG3 4ILLIKEN 6 6OG6.
marl9eo9st 90 - ,I Ssss
pJANO TUNING, ONE DOLLAR. 0uARAN-
ELIOT, Star Ufice. ~" vox3Gs
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CERES OF ENTERTAI SMENTS AT FORREST
- Hall. for the benefit Of the UNION BENEyo-
May 5th-Tableaux. TUESDAY, May 6th-Musica
Operetta WEDNESDAY, May 7th-Dancins.
THURSDAY, May Sth-Concert-Vocala and Instru-
mental REGULATIONS and Resdnes by Miss Annie
Lewis Lewis and Mt: =: B. Hay. FRIDAY. May 9th
Thursday. % cts. Wednesday and Friday, 10 cts.
Badges % cts. Children, 10 cts myS ct
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,

Tie 5th dag OF Nav 1873.
ROBERT W. MCPHERSON. admir-. We GEORGE L.
SMALLwooD ct al In Equity, No 64S7.
Calderon Carlisle, the trustee in this cause, nav;
ing reported to the court that be has soid fne rGs
Browpi is this TIN day OF May, 1872 ordered that
the said sale be and the same is hereby ana
confirmed unless cause to the contrary tncreoi 20
shown on or before the 21sT DAY OF NAY, 1919:
procsaed That COPY OF this order De ~
eaid day con mencing OH The 9Th day OF May iS SO
The report etates the amount OF ssies 20 ps $3loo
By The court: MACARTHU6, Justice.
True copy,,R. j. MEIGS. Clerk y. c. d. O.
mv2-0OEQtd
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follOws:-J.
o. Clephane TO A. H. Morse, lot 81, SO. 474; s.
Alice a. Morse TO Pauline NJ. Clephane, lot III,
properly on Congress n street It. GEORGETOWN;
3zZ25 j. X. Fowler TO Frank Hume, part lot
S, SCI. $50; 81 $50
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GUM CAMPHOR for moths at Drew'S Drug store
cor. 9th st. and Pa. ave-, at soc. per Id. 4,291;
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DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA-HanSOn Ross a
young colOred man employed on the farm OF c.
r. Billopp, near Upper Marlboro Prince
Georges county, Md, died OF hydrophobta On
Saturday last I'm great agony. Ross was bitten
In the LETT hand by a dog ON April 10TH Mr.
B1llopp scraped the wound and saturated it
with ammonia and 1t was afterwards cauter-
lied Dy DIR. B. L. Bird. The next day Ross came
to this city. where he was treated for about a
Prince Georges county, apparently cured
About ten days ago, however, he began to ex-
hibit unmiStakabie signs OF hydrophobia. and IT
was found nee sssary to contine him. and he ra-
pidly grew wo sc until death came TO his relief
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THEATER COMIQUE.
MONDAY. MAY 5. NIGHTLY AND TUESDAY
AND FRIDAY MATINEE6

The GROWING event of the season. Engasem ant
for one week only of the great Victoris Loftus'
British Blondes and Mile: Lucille's Buresque and
Comedy Combination. The most powerful or4aui-
eaton travelling. Forty celebrated artists The
beauties OF the stage. The great burlesQue
THE LITTLE DUCHESS nvS
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09

BAR ASSOCIATION.

The Ysnkton Bar association met at the
law office of E. g. Wheeler. Esq, on satur-
day evening last. President 8. L. sphinx
announced the appointment of the follow.
in6 comnittces: " n Z
4Commiitee on the amendment Of the Law
'-H. E. Dewey. Oliver Shannon and s. H.
Gruber.
Committee on grievances Bartlett Tripp
E. G. Smith and l. E. West.
Committee on legal educstion-s. A.
Boylee, Phil. K Faulk and r.. ]. Gamble
Committee 90 inquiry j. r. Gamble. E
g. Wheeler and i. B. French.
The officers of the association are: Pres
ident, s, L. Sphinx secretary, E. T. White
treasurer, G. j. B. Harris.
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TELE G.R A p H3lC.
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g O'CLOCK +. NJ.
THE NEWS.
The House To-Day Passes the
New Legislative Appro-
priation Bill.
sitting Bull Gone North and His
Braves Hunting Buffalo.
CONGRESSIONAL.
,sRNATE.

AoBWAxH.fH 5 -
Washington. June 9..-Coke's resolution
to discharge the finance committee from
further confederation of Warmers silver
bill and to declare it before the senate for
action, was laid before the senate but post.
poned until to.morrow on motion Of Vor-
Amotion BY Burnside for an executive
session was rejected, 10 to 81.
On motion Of Harris, McDonald's bill
authorizing the employment of the militia
and land and naval forces of the United
States was taken up and Harris smoke there.
When Harris ]. scodcludsd the senate aa,
Washington, June GA resolution Of
fered BY Acklen was referred, directing the
committee on. Pacific railroads 10 inquire
whether tho Union Pacific railroad
company has not Syiolaied its charter in
making investments contrary to the pro.
visions thereof, and whether two contracts
entered into about April 23d, 1875, between
the Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific CON-
panles are not in violation of their char.
ters.
A motion to suspend the rules and adopt
. resolution for an investigation in regard to
the construction Of public buildings was de.
feated-yeas 4 IS. nays 80, not;the necessary
two-thirds in the Affirmative. - >
Atkins, chairman Of the committee on
appropriations reported back substitute for
the legislative, executive and judicial ap-
preparation bill, which was reported and re-
committed last week. He stated that it was
unanimous report.
Under . suspension Of the rules the bill
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THE RIVER.

The Gen. rompkins is loading at Sioux
City. r, q. /,
River 63fset inches above low water,
a fall OF Z inches since Saturday.
The government river survey boats are
all completed and will leave Sioux City in
q day or two for their field of operation.
The Niobrara arrived at II a. N. yester.
day. for up river. Her load consists prin-
cipally of lumber for h. NJ. Wilcox, of Mo.
brara.
The Black Hills left at daylight this
morning with freight for the new military
posts on the Yellowstone and Big Horn
rivers.
The steamer Red Cloud is on her way up
from st. Louis and has on board COL Nc.
Leod, Of the Canadian mounted police,
with 80 recruits.
The c. K. Peck arrived at 3p. m. yester-
day from below. She was drawing five
feet of water, and carried large amour,
of freight for Pierre.
Further intelligence from the sunken
steamer Yellowstone, confirms tho first ad.
vices. The disaster occurred at Buffalo
rapids on the Yellowstone. June 4. The
boat was worth $4,000, and her cargo
$35, 900. fully insured.
The steamer Montana, with 700 tons, left
Bismarck this morning for Fort Benton.
On her return from her first Benton trip
the Montana brought down full cargo Of
furs, ores, hides and large number of
Montana cattle for eastern markets. She
had no difficulty in navigating the upper
rivers.