Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1869, Page 1

—————— THE EVENING STAR. UBLISHED DAILY, Sunday At the Star Building, .W. Corner Ponusylvacia Av.and Ute treet * at THB HVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY. | ‘The STA w served by the carriers to thei? | 7 = uh ™ Jide office longer than paid EEKLY STAR—pul oe ,. XXXII. ETE ESE EDIT ESTED SPECIAL NOTICES. ——_>+——— DAVIS’ PAIN KILLER. We hares this medicta®, and@ sesure our Dollar and s MAif a Year. INSURANOE. readers that {t not only possesses all the virtues claimed THE MOST SUCCESSFUL for it, but im many instances we ha’ naese jecver knows. Tt enoud tru: day oof pecuniary pron iat Yn +b the standard mediciaes, for —Herald of Gaspei Liberig. ELLIS’ IRON BITTERS. “Hast Tenn testify to Rasa) yigorating the appeti! | T can anhesiontrnm koneral devility and lye of She epstem reas I st #YSiess respecte aah * Profesor im the Phitadetphis University o THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY aan ‘ nay tVe ce and Drugeiste genersty. ERRING BUT NEBLE. SELF-HELP FoR YOUNG MBN, who bh u ittersin my practice, ite ion. tt fn cases “ayepepet on ‘onditions ond nse Of a terrugtuons IN THE WORLD. or THE Ered. desire a better MANHEOD. dent in TES STATES OF AMERICA AED SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Fox P. ont ! Rtg ; ; : =4 Philadelphis, Pa. my if-eodm PHALON'S “PAPETAN LOTION" WASHINGTER. D. 0. SEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND OOMFLRX- | REMOVES ALL xpi FRECK 4 FIRFLES. MOTH, BLOTGHRS EaRsetos Zor LADIES ip the NURSERY ts Ty einai the it i 5 CHAKTESSD BY SrEcrat. TLEMEN VING®t has no equal AoT OF ‘008 | aC PAPHIAN LOTION” is the enly ody for discases and blemishes of the @xEss “FLOR DE MAYO.” “FLOR DE MAYO."' anes wane ees Ri Mito} 1 ¢oae , Hew York, PIC-NICS, EXOURSIONS, &. Ts WAITEBS’ GRaND pre BX CUBSION. ter the benefit 0: United 4 seeciat| Hours Lanch van’ on iy 1. 1888 RY COOKE & CO. White. @ENBSAL SOMTHERN ACSETE. bee: for the ath a atein eat at cc roe § & gentleman y 1B NINB MONTES 6,000 POLICIES ht Boone excepted ) i a wEs SYKES General Superintendent. jote!. je 30-1m | Ofice—Witle Qt & THIRD ANNUAL PIO Nic oF st. i i MATTHEWS oTeiN( BAND. (postponed o1 ot of election, ; aren at Seventh street Park.on THURS ' lst. ickets # cents, somitsing' which the public regard H nd ladies. Mustc by Holly Hill Band. and reduce thetost of fea ' ~ See ey. Gaanp exovrstoy To etysionT, PPLE FOR A POL ct, FIFTH ‘ISLAND) BaPristT CHUROH, On THT RSDAY. Jaty Ist, ‘The steamer W, jee. hart, foot AW ASET will i her wharf, of 7th street. at m., touching at Alexandria xe! Teturping. , “"Wabtassel's Brass Band bas been engaged for the °Fienete, 50 cents; Children ander 12 Fears of ave half price. s 2023-W SaM,Toew * HE STEAM YACHT RCLIPSE (AN BE chartered by private parties to go up tie down! (Accomm. 4: perso Be better evidence can be farniePed of the STABILITY OF THE COMPANY ‘Or of the fever with eBort to aimpilty BLACK FORD & HAMLINK, 466 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post Office, @ENERAL AGENTS FOR THE DISTRCT OF COLUMBIA, capal river. Ons. JAY COOER & 00. ‘General Southern Agents Matioual bie In-arsnce oud Company of the U. 8. A D THE ¢ Be AN PA BEBIN . Open air Concert at & Honse every RAT- RCL... UBDAY BYENING. Excelsior loc Cream {n | Harvey & Holden's. Pore Soda Water and other | 081 drinks. The bar is stocked with the Lest Liquors, Wines. Lazer, and Weiss Beers and re | Cigars "House eajcinipg the mineral spring and | Deantiful oak grove jeasure seekers can ieave | Baahington om, the following railroad trains —— ' Be 343 m ; and retarn to the, eity " ‘and favorite NATIONAL CAPITOL | ang Str | ordsy company | 09 _ TILIT GirE INSURANCE 7 | Ho, 4x6 on BEBE ETIO 1 } OF WASHINGTON. poy Chetce Of! Painti Largest Eogravi hromos. Be. —_— ng pp ngs, Ohartered by Special Act of Congress. Wistew Shades. Picture Frames. Pictare Uord and Tas ol . &c.. ia the District. _— AS Remember Name and Bamber. POLICIES BONFORFEITABLE. GALLEBY, 304 PENESYLVABIA AVEBUR, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS. & choice collection of OIL LO ENGHAY Nap PHOTOG RSP ES” PPAg: ia Re eth TASBELS, | ture Fr to order, Prices mode- oe eee Sait « StEONG, x p SO BESTBIOTION ON TEAVEL of ¢coU- Patiog. DIVIDENDS aWXUALLY. roprietors. GO TO 373 SEVENTH STEEET. AND BUY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Children’s Colored Button and Lace Shoce | Children's Hocled Colored small etree Battoue, Lace shoes Ladies and Gent's F high cut Colorea ats 1 Oo 2 8 3 im to 93 00 3 oy to g3 ‘of! Misses and Obildren’s Shoes. in the way of fine BOOTS, BO GOMPAST MANAGED MORE ECOKOM —_ oun ICALLY — MATTHEW G. EMBRY, President. JOKN B. PATTERSON. Secretary. BUOMAS M. PLOW MAN, Vice President Lewis CLEPHANE, Treasurer, Co <. ©. BAL, M. DF. RowsRD, uD. | = Medical Boaré. 4 » ices. W. M. TLEszom. HOES sad ete coieeltavbat money zou will Generel Agent, District of Colembia. 73 Beventh street, Detween Land Kk. OMB OF FICE—Gar t's Rrtioxe oT -Sm Hasver & HOLDEN, = MaNUFACTUPERS 0 - 8. OLMSTEAD ORBAM, WATER 10B8, CKRABLOTTES. Gecretary. ey = JBLLIBS. &c.. - eur zg. PERLPS, we MUEUAL 1 avn. | 267 Pounsylvania avenue. corner of ith street. ance company | We most announce to our numerous MABTFORD, Coun. | gurext over SWANTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLAES. i @BORGR F. Room 9, Block, asa Corner 7th and F stzcets. be _—_———————— selection of Creams, have beem made trom eee eer ' ” Cc. wits GROCER, 119 Peassyleesia Avcany otter We aad PRICES OF ALL bs ita BEBUCED THIS FRESH GOODS ARBIVING DalLY, BEST-SUGAR CUBED Hams. PRIME OLD GOVEREMERT J4V4 COFFEE. SAGUAYRA and BIO do.. from 23 cts, Up. TABLE OILS, Late Importation. ENGLISH PICKLES. rales. = WINES snd LIQUORS at My Se CUTLERY, ** BOUSBKEEPING ARTICLBS, ac. F. a. sosweiz, JUSTICE OF THE PEAOR, OMice—225 4 street “sat, near PF at. south. Lacdloré and tensat and civil business (70!) attended to. ‘aise, Deeds, Leases, Mortenees and Wille duly @@ce open from 82 m. tS p.m deity. a iReputlicaf Covetantiy on hané a full etock of the best Goods ot the lowest prices soo REDE ERLE a Ex6uen PRELES .» satops. oe . W. BURCHELL. 5 ee er ith 022" itbeeld. io3tm Va. ‘The National Brees ¢ Evening Star. SS —————————— WASHINGTON. D. ©:, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1869. - 3,088. This Afterneon’s Dispatches, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, hington News and Gossip. Was nciniriinn * | TRIP OF PRESIDENT GRANT TO BALTIMORE ? Wasninetos. Jane 25, 1969. Se ry ee eae | visir ro THE MOUNT CLARE WORES. Inferniution as been received at this acy ct. ment from Mr. A. C. Hyer, the Consular Clerk from this source were $4: —— TRIP DOWN THE BAY ON THE BAL. STEAMER. Of the \V'auited States at Callao, of the death, on. TIMORE AND BREME: sh of February last, at Callzo, of Charles Lawrence. civil emgmeer, & native of New- harepton. DEraRTMENT OF STATE, Waseineron, June 25, 1269.5 Information has been recei ed at art~ ment from Mr. A.C. Hyer, the ConeularGier of the United States at Caliao, of the death, on the Ist of Marct last, at sex, ot Iames Watson. @ seaman of the ship or vessel “Cnarles Daven- port.” 2 UNITED STATES TERA! Tived in this city last nig! ER SPINNER ar- A DISTINGUISHED PARTY. (Special Dispatch to the Scar.) BALTimong, June 30.—This morning 8 spe- clal ain arrived at Mount Clare trom Wash- ington, Im which was President Grant and several members of the Cabinet, g: ests of the Baltimore and Uhbio Railread Company. The visitors are now inspecting the works of the company. The train comprised the officers’ coach, President Garre:t’s car, ana the Master of Roads’ car, and was in charge of Capt. Wm Biars, and drawn by engine No. 275, Mr. Beck- ett, engineer. The train lett Washington at 9 o'clock, and ‘was accompanied here by Mr. J. 1. Wilson, the master of transportation, and Major G. S- Koontz, agent at Washington. The party is composed of the following: President Grant: Secretary Cox, Postmaster General Ureswell, Ex-Secretary Stanton, E. L. Stanton, Commis- sioner Delano, and Admiral Porter. President Garrett recetved the distinguished party a: Mount Clare, the workmen turning ont en masse, and cheering the visitors. The shops were handsomely decorated inside and out. After a thorough survey of the extensive ‘works at Mount Clare, the party will proceed by rail to Locust Point, where they will embark on the company’s steamer Baltimore, which leaves at two o'clock for Bremen, and go down the bay to Swan Point, returning om the ‘steamer Chesapeake in time to take the special train for Washingtoa at seven or eight o'clock. Collector of Customs John L. Thomas, Naval Officer John Lee Chapman, General Brooks: And a number of directors will join the Presi- dential party in the trip down the bay. [Second Special Dispatch.) The company spent some time in social con- Versation in the office of the Master ot Ma- cbinery, and at noon sat down to a bounteous collation in the Draughtsman’s room. Mr. Garrett occupied the head of the table, with President Grant on his right. Mr. Garrett made a brief address introducing the distin- guished guests. The party arrived at Locust Pointat halt- past one o'clock, and immediately went on board the steamer, which (with other vessels) was bandsomely decorated with flags and evergreens, There were a large number on the boat, and many were on the wharf. Captain Voeckler received the party at the gang-piank and escorted them to the quarter-deck, ‘The Baltimore left the wharf at 2 o'clock be- 1pg accompanied by the steamer Chesapeake with quite a large company on board. The steamer Virginia, handsomely decorated, ac- companied the Baltumore down the river. Governor Bowie, Senator Whyte and Mayor Banks are with the party. oc. SECRETARY OF THE NAVY RomEson le't this city last evening tor Bis home in New Jersey. He expects to be absent about a week. PREs:1DENT GRANT has accepted the invita- tion of the Rey, B. A. Maguire, of Georgetown College, to distribute the premiums at the commencement to-morrow. COMMANDER CnaRtes H. Cvsewan has been detached from the New York navy yard and ordered to duty in the Bareau of Equip- Ment and Recruiting. —____._... DaraRTwENT Oy StaTE, } Wasui™-Ton, June 25, i859. 5 lvformaxon has been received at tas Depart- ment from Mr. A. C. #1 the Vonsular Clerk of the United Sta: {the death, on the 16:h-ef Marc! at sea. of John Sargens, a native of Hamburf, et" DaraRTManT OF STATE, WasuinoTon, June 25, 1569.5 Information has been received at this Depart- went Trom Mr. A. C. Hyer, the Consular Clerk of the United States at Callao, of the death, en Tast, at Callao, of John & native of St. John, N. B. ABOUT FIFTY CLERKS have been discharged from the Adjutant General's Office ot the War Departnent. Instructions to that effect were issued and executed to-day. the Sd of February Herr, ‘THE ORDER assigning Commander Heards- lee to the Bureau of Equipment and Recruit- ing has been revoked, and be bas been as- signed to duty in the hydrographic office, in this city this de- partment trom Mr. A.C. Hyer, the Consular Ulerk of the United States at Gallao, th of Japuary last, at tn t William Jones, a native of on the 34 of February of Wil- liam Clegg; on the 5th of February of Henry Brown: alse, on the 5th of February of Walter H. Tilton, ot Martha’s Vineyard, anda resident of Callao. Se DRraRTwant or Stats, Wasnincron, June 25, 1369, Nena ne rr rae “oan At this de- partment from Mr. er, the Consular Ulerk of the United Srates at 'Catiao, of the death, on the 25th of March Inst, at Callao, of Joseph A. Starr, INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS FOR To- DAY AED FOR TUE FiscaL Y8AR.—The re- ceipts of intermal revenue to-day were over eight hundred and forty-eight thousand dol- Jars, and the grand total for the fiscal year ending to day, €155,247,176.81. THE TREASURY TO NE CLOSED ON Monpay The following order was issued to-day: Treasury Department, Jane 30, 1869.—As the anniversary of Amesican Inde] lence will occur this year on Sunday, the Treasu: _ partment and its sev bureaus will be closed-on Monday, the 5th day ot July. Groner S. BouTWwELt, Secretary. HEADQUARTERS OF TAE ARMY, ? ADJUTANT GENERAL'S Urrice, Wasmtncton, June 23, 1469, § cadets, graduates of tary Academy, baye Appointed in of the United States by the Presi. dent, with the rank indicated beiow, to date from June 15, 1-69, sadet George K. Bacon, t9 bed Li 30. O - Bacon, to be vd Lieuten- ant, vice Hopkins, resigned. Company k SECOND REGIMENT OF CAVALRY. Cadet Frank Ye, to be 2d Lientenant, fed. Company M Kips FoR STaTIONERY.—Yesterday bids ‘were opened for supplying the department, during the next fiscal year, with stationery. Messrs. Philp & Solomons, Dempsey & O'Toole, and Blanchard & Mohun, of this city, and De Vau & Waterman, of New York, were theonly bidders. Thecontracts will be awar- dec as soon as the bids are compared. 25. Cadet Jenifer H. Smallwood, to be 2d Lieutenant, vice Pettit. resigned. Company G. oH. 1 Wihliam Kawson, to bs 2d Lievten ant, vice Rawolle, promoted. Company 0, THIRD RECIMENT OF CAVALRY. It. Cadet John G. Bourke, to be ant Tax DEvicaTION Cemevomigs At Gartys. nurG.—Mayor and Mrs. Bowen and most of the members ef the two Boards of the City Councils, some of them with their families, left here‘to-day at 12:45 p. m., on a special train to atiend the Gettysburg monument dedica- tion, which takes place to-morrow. Capt. Weaver, of the Hoard of Assessors, accom- panied the party. The Mayor will not return to the city before Saturday. A large number of our citizens went out on the same train for Gettyspurg. Lieuten- , Vice Avres, promoted. Company —. Cadet Franklin Yeaton, to be 2d Lieuten ant, vice Pyle, deceased. Company —. 25. Cadet Ubarles Morton, to be 2d Lieuten- oe . romoted. Company A. Cadet Witham W. Robinson, jr, to be 2d utenant, vice Smita, deceased. Company H. BGIMENT OF CAVALRY. ntz C. Miller, to be 2d Lienten. vice Vernon, promoted. Company D FIFTH REGIMENT OF CAVALRY ». Cadet Jacob A. Augur, to be 2d Lienten- vice Hitchcock, resigned. Uompauy k. v carl D. Thomas, to be 2d Lieuten- THE National INTRLLIGENCER.—The ad- joutned meeting tast night to take measures Jor reviving the /uteilivencer, and placing it on a firm basis with adequate capital, failed, we understand, to accomplish its object. The plan discussed at the last meeting of raising one nundred thousand dollars. with Col. Ber- Tet as manager of the enterprise, Las not suc- ceeded, although some portion of the money bas been subscribed. At the meeting last night, after some discussion, it was determined to Postpone any definite action till after the close of the commencement exercises of Georgetown College. in order to afford an opporiunity for consultation with ex-President Johnson, who is now in Washington, apd expected to be pres- ent at the commencement to-morrow CAPTU RE OF THE CUBAN E\PEDI- TION FROM NEW VORK. Naw York, June 30.—The Cuban expedition which sailed iast might was captured forty miles down Long Island Sound. The par- ticulars are yet unknown, but the Marshal says that ail hands will arrive at the Brooklyn yard im the course of an hour or two. THE IKISH CHURCH BILL IN THE HOUSE OF LORDs. Twelve Clauses Agreed te. Lonpon, June 30.—Last evening the House of Lords went into committee on the Irisb Church bill. After long discussion, Earl Car- harvyon moved to substitute 172, im the 1th clause. in place of 1571, a8 the date of the dis- establi-bment of the Irish Church Much discussion ensued; and, at length, the Loras divided, and the amendment was carried by_a vote of 130 against clauses, numbering two to twelve, in- ive, were then to without discus- sion, and the House pany B. 24. Cadet William F. Smith, to be ~: tenant, vice Haskin, promoted. Comp: SIXTH REGIMENT OF (AVALRY - Cadet William 1. Reese, to be 2d Lieuten- vice Lazenby, whose appointment has been revoked. Company B. 31. Cadet Henry P. Perrine, to be 2d Lieuten- ant, viee Hentig, promoted. ‘Company C. >. Cadet Edward W be: 1. Cadet Charles H. Rea, tobezd Lieutenant, vice Bassett, promoted. Company 8. u jadet James E. Porter, to be 2d Lieuten- ice Weston, promoted. Company Cadet William T. Craycrofi, to be 2d ‘utepant, vice Smith, promoted. Company MiLiTaRY WeppING.—On Rock Isiand, IIL, on the 22d, Lieutenant W. P. Butler was Married to Miss Florence, daughter of General Rodman, The ceremony was held on the green Sward, under the trees. The company stood in the form of a semi-circle. The Government troops, im bright uniforms ard barnished ac- coutrements, were drawn up directly in the rear. The bride's attendants were Misses McClellan, Lizzie McClellan, and Bettie Blacks ittsburgh, and Miss Alice Allen, of Boston. roomemen were Lieutenant Metcalf, U. . A:, Lieutenant Shaler, Professor at West Point; Lieutenant Davis, ugineer Gorps, and Lieutenant Rodman, U.S.A. The bride-wore a rich corded silk, with point lace. sad chaplet of orange blosso! ries Braden, to be 2d Lienien- barger, promoted. Company L. 2». Uadet Jehn As; vlenten ALR Pullman, to be 2d Lien- Reese, resigned. Company K. fe bam Wells W. Leggett, to be2d Lieuten- ant, vice promoted. Compan 3. we. ‘Cadet Henty W. Sprole, to 2a ant. vice Coombs, resizned. y NINTH REGIMENT GF CAVALRY. rv. Cadet Martin B. Hughes, to be 2d Lien- teuant, vice Davidsun, appointed ist Lieuten- ant Company A. Cadet Wiiham Gerhard. to be ant, vice Cortelyon, appoiated ist 1. Company —. TENTH REGIMENT OF CAVALRY E ladet Musom M. Maxon, to bezd Lu aut, vice Bodamer, promoted =Uompan REGIMENT OF ARTILLER 5, Cadet Daniel M. Taylor, to be 2d Ant, to M1 an original vacaucy. % Henry L. Harris, iv be 2d Lieuten- ant. to fill @n original vacancy. SECOND REGIMENT OF ARTILLE: COMMISSIONER DELANO bas received a letter from the Assessor of Internal Revenue at Cleveland, Ohio, inquiring to the mode of taxing the excess of denlers sales ® Sec. 79, of the act of June 20, 164, and of sales of liquor dealers, under sec. 59, act July 2, i868, as amendment by the act April 10, 1869, replies “upon carefai examination of the pro- morrow morning to receive the Hon, Wm. H. 4. Cadet Philip M. Price Jr., to be 2d Lieu- ff the lay ferred to, com, Seward, and escort him to this city. A shock tenant, to fll an original \acan doa mumee Tae of ootnion ate of earth uake was felt at Victoria, Vancouver's j island, I. to filt tended by the act of April 10, 1-69, 13. Cadet Worth Osgood, to b+ 24 _ vice Ward, deceaced. Company THIRD REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. 10. Cadet Arthur 8. Hardy, to de 2d Lieuten- Ant, to fill an original vacancy 14. Cadet Remembrance H. I Lieutenant, to ney. FOURTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLER: 3, Cadet Samuel FE Tillman, to be zd Lreuten- ‘ant, to fll an original vacancy. © Oadet William ©. Fitzsimmons, to be 2d Lieutenant, vice Dixon, promoted Com- pany *IPTH REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY. 1, Cadet Eric Bergland, to be 2d Lieatenant, vice Shaler, transierred to the Ordnance De- partment. Company 2, Cadet Leonard G. Hun, to be 2d Lieuter- vice Patterso: romoted. Company —. Cadet William ’. Duvall, tobe 2d Lieuten- vice Orr, decensed. Company —. IL... The General Regulations ( ph 1*1) allow three months’ leave of Alpence to the juitary Academy on entering Tyice. Ip accordance with this regulation, graduates aboved-named wi at their proper stations ber next. 111..The gradnates will, om the receipt of this order. immediately repoft by letter to the mmanding officer of their respective ments, who Will assign to coi those Rave not been so assigned by order, Ifthe ‘be rot ua commanders known, their reports will be torwarded, unde: cover, to the Adjutant General for transmittai. Iv. transporiation allowance (mileage) it, in Va., June 30.—Last night 'r. Van Wyck, of New York, meeting. The Con- bt I AIRS IW CURA—Harmony between — are. Boe = New Captain General and the Volunteers—Another Fight—Extcution of Vilibuaters, de. &c.—Espi- T gave a dinner to De Kodas. The latter, in & speecD, declared be came to the Island count- ing on the aid of 50,000 volunteers in the sup- pression of the rebellion. Complete harmony exists between the in it aud the volunteers. The Spanish Admiral has retarned from a cruise. Gen. Lesea is ep a renin; insurgents in the Cineovilias ict, ‘and irene encounters with them, The Dia- oes ®, in the front Tanis; ss defend, oy cites Teens. Writ of Habeas Corpus, PovuGHKEsraiz, June.—Edward B. Pra wsheniae rane rt i ed to New York city. Naw Yorx, June 30.—Edward B. Ketcham, the forger, was bi it before Judge Barnard of the Supreme ‘this morning on a writ ef habeas corpus. The release of the prisoner med on the ground that he was ten- fenced for an offence not in the indict- the remarks the Judge, it. From or mopkatenton ite ne ji discharge creates great in- THE NEW BOMINION, Orrawa, June 30.—The ‘Privy Council met yesterday, when. itis ui , made‘relative to opemng a bo that Mpa the proposed. sew of Woodstock, of Jaly ty was visited. the | 0 bw Sroker. that tere ts HOF enGugh in tbe tows tor repairs. Be. Lorn, ‘une ane ~ Siem poate ‘arres' the notorious despe: thd murderer Senrasl Hildebrand, or san a Commercial, Copan Fitiscerers in New Yorx aremor was circulated in New York yester- of Guten expeditions are THE OCEAN NATIONAL BANK nos. Semel the Stolen Property Found in the is considered very mysterious. LETTER FROM MR. MI LLENS 4 CAPITAL Heo coumrnrearios Mr. Mulens with a Swerd—What Mr Mr. Math | | wality with the megre m Mullems—Others may sup with the go ip. te sup with the mecr leas—Sh: will met Mul and ever-pow |. Mr. Mullems st: indomitable will deiy the paneplied coborts tion, Which “speaks for itself WasernerTos, D. C., Jane 2. 1-49. you are di your colamns including myself, and then add ‘would be the part of modesty for ms less conspicuous position.” It may Proper, according Stas, to styleone “ loudly called for,” as your repor: shows m im good tuth,I dia not sap; of Surrender, and 1 =—s night that) and Teiterate the assertion. If time and could prove that I am mot prompiei by ‘were given me, | am satisfied tha’ skin DEATH Or AN vaL evening. of yellow fever, steamer lilmois. [By Bankers’ a: G woay, operator.) im home and foreign markets as follows: 1881, coupon, 129 1564, coupons, 116, ° 119355 5.20°8, Is@2, Coupons. 12) ‘re08 6.20's, 1c67, con) Rone; Canton, land, ‘54; Western Union Boston Quickstiver, 16; New York Cent chants’ Union, none: Ohicago & Aiton, 1: = ees, 157. Market strong. Gold, 137 [By Cable.) Loxpos, June 30, 1 p. m—Oonsols, 93: Bonds, 505; 250%; Inbois, Ene, 19, quiet. » 1 p. m.—Bonds, 86. 1 p. m.—Uotton active Sales Livzrroot, he i — . Oya I Baltimere To-day. TIMORE, June 30.—Virginia sixes, old, 50 bid. S03; asked; do. 1866, 57 bid: do. 1567, 54 coupon, new, 61 bid. North Uarolins » 52 bid. ——_e—_—_ Wall Street Te-Day. New Yorx, June 30.—Stocks th Eommuseiog ie exchange, oy" Gold " % id, 37, 5-20's, 1262, coupon, 7. North ginia 6's, old, 57; do. —.—_—_. jew York Flour and Grain Market To-day. New York, June 30.—Flour dull and Said cents lower. Wheat quiet and without decided ebange. Corn ull, and 1 cent lower. —_—__re—_ bid; do. 6's, new, do. ne! new, Gi i. and is prepared te preve the asser- Mg. EpiToR :—As you have honored me by nm editorial notice im your issue of :his dace if isposed to deal fairly you will giv> the following @ uo less conspicuous place im You say that “seven of the nine who took a Jeading part in the anti-Dougiass mee:ing Sat- urday night were in the South during the war,” & to the ethics of the Evzsixe immodest who speaks, when | to have been, im matters which pertain to the ypose that | sur- rendered with the right of secession my righ! to choose my own company or associates. That claim can nowhere be found in the terms simply announced on Sa:- woutd exercise UbaAt righ. ai y go further, and demand shall do so teo, I reply, Not so: one table for me and another for you, gemtiemen, whether your dark color be inder the skin or of the Yours, respecttully, R. H. Mccien. New York, Jane 30.—Lieutenant Comman- der William A. Van Vieck, U.S. N., died Iasi on board te hospital Brokers’ Telegraph, James M. Lewis Johnson & Co quote stocks and ponds New Yors, June 3.—Firet Board—U. S. 6's, coupons, 117%; 1565, : | aPPLETON Bon, ater ENGRAVING, CARD PLATE PRINTI LITHOGBAPHING, BOOK BINDING, im bimeett, when he did what he did with his Swerd— , PAPER RULING, ut Mullems, mever—Will mot come in. or PRINTING, &e, id simmers entice. and syrems ATTENDED Te BY back te the FRENCH & RICHARDSON, and tell them te their teeth. Never! Never! Never! will Mullems sap with the megre. 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