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IL Statistics Of the colored schools in yir.
ginia show that nearly l7,0OO scholars are en-
rolled, the annual expense OF whose teaching
will be about 100000. In Richmond a.0OO
colored pupils receive instruction from "a
teachers, some of the latter being also colored.
The scholars are regular In attendance, eager
TO learn, faithful 10 the requirements OF the
schools, and give coed promise Of becomipS
Intelligent ana worthy citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-26

The Commissioner OF the General Land
once has received q letter from Hon, A. a
Denny, OF Washington Territory, relative 20
the recent discovery OF coal mine about three
miles from the Eastern shore of Lake Dwanisb
few miles east of the town of Seattle, in thar
Territory. The latter was Accompanied by a
specimen of the COAL the supply of which. i; ia
stated, Is inexhaustible. The discovery will.
It is said, be OF great importance to the Nortn
Pacific Railroad Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-26

BATHIHe-The common notion is that it is
dangerous to take cool bath or cold bath
when the body is unusually warm or per.
spring, but q leading medicaf journal saws
that then is the best time to take bath. The
reason is this. stronger and quicker reaction
can be secured when the circulation is strong
should never be continued long enough, how
ever, to producea chill and prevent a ready
and vigorous reaction. A cold bath should
never be taken when he surface Of the body
is cool or chilly,
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WOOD AND COAL.
r. o A l. A N d W o b
AT WHOLESALE Or RETAIL,

M W NHVLIDNLI OIs M hIL,
| am now receiving all the various kinds Of
COAL from the most approved mines, purchased
direct from miners for cash.
have taken portion Of Rileys wharf, foot Of
llth street for the purpose of storing Coal on it,
thereby saving hauling to Yard. 1t can be deliv-
cred direct from the wharf for fifty cents per ton
less than if hauled TO the yard.
Having all the facilities for obtaining and deliv-
ering Coal, 1 will sell it at the lowest possible
price
Where persons use large quantities, q deduction
will be made in price.
All kinds of WOOD at low price.
~ Coal and Sawed and Split Wood kept under
cover. II. CLAY STEWART,
Office. corner III and 18th SITS.
Wood Yard, 18th st. and Canal. Coal wharf, foot
of 18th street.
2:2tO pounds to the ton guaranteed by sworn
welgher. au5-lm
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~ Notwithstanding the numercuA. camp.
meetings this summer IL il 10 be seared the
greatest arncUn. OF conversions is am Gag the
Seven. thiTtses. ass -
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RAT The dog days were declared at an end in
New York Saturday, and dogs can now run
loose about the city without the interference
of the authorizes.
claim Of last year by agreeing to furnish 9I .O01
worth OF timber and building materials to re.
build colored church then destroyed. :,
~fhe second daughter OF Mr.. Harrington.
to Mr Rumbold. Secretary of tne Eneiish -.
cation sf the place, Mr.. Harrington y AZ
formerly well known as Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury.
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w h s 3 s
NJ u 8 ia g 81
Forced TO grow upon the snioothest face In from
three 10 five weeks by using Dr. SEVIGNE'S RES
TATRATEUR CAPlLLAIRE, the most wonder
fui discovery in modern science, acting upon the
ner IL has been used by the elite Of Paris and
Londen with the most asstsIng success @ Names
sa,isfaetion 81 Is net given in every instance, the
money viii be cheerfniy rsiand;sd pese sy nsia
seslsa ncniaIs saa mailed free BBRGER
SHUTS 4 CO, Chemists, No 2-S Kixer " street,
staiy... NC" As'.' ap 3dkwsOly
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ELOPRNRNT.-Considerab excitement ex-
lists in the village Of Waterford, north OF u.s.
relative to the alleged elopement OF the wife of
well-known citizen OF that place. His name
Is Charies Wells. He Is respectable and
hard. workng mechanic, and his w,fe became
eDamored OF rather prepossessing carpen.
ter, whose name Is not given, but who is un.
married. Wells and his wife resided on Di-
vision street, in the village, and, strange to
say, resided on Division street, in this city, q
few years ago The runaway pair started for
this CITY on Tuesday, and reached here early
ensugh to take the night boat for New York.
On the return OF Mr.. Wells after mis- days
work, he found his wife gone, and his chill
dJen, the youngest only seven months old,
alone, He placed his house and children in
the charge OF some eighbors, and started in
hot pursuit, but arrived too late-the boat had
left her mooringe. The unfortunate man was
compelled 70 return to his desolate home and
hsr way with ner paramour.-Atbony Kntcker.
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NRAR.s1eBrBpNEss IN ScHooLs.-In an ar
tIcle published in the current number OF the
Mass ach n seifs Teacher. DIR. Williams, an oc-
ulist of Boston, says that neor- siGhtedness sis
rapidly increasing. and is promoted in sch ,ols
by the reg uirement Of excessive application to
the eyes, The use OF school books printed with
fine and worn type upon thin paper. II is
stealtby In ita attacks, and once contracted.
generally becomes bereditary"
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DENTISTRY.

w BARNES inserts TEETH ON RUBBER
w GOLD and SILVER, very cheap. Fourth
street east. between A and streets north. Leave
Navy Yard car at Third street on account of side
walk. an 13lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-26

EXCHANGE OFFICE OF WILLIAM HUR-
II LEY q co.
weare selling Bills of Exchange on England
Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and
upwards, at our office, 4Os Pennsylvania avenue
ap % 3m VIM. HURLEY 4 co.
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n1It n said that the indians never scalp The
negro troops.
grin New York city 1t is announced that
the colored people have formed cooperative
store.
1The Americans at Honduras have started
Q newspaper. 60 f
~A movement against strikes has set In
among the workinenen OF England. They are
beginning TO see the folly OF It,
0The Mobile Times says it is now q settled
fact tba the cotton crop OF thIs year will ex-
ceed any yet yealized @ sss
~BriFham Young has been .co,dine his
niahsps TOR dTunkeuess'
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BANKERS.

Jay COoRE kCO,
BANK KERS,
Fifteenth street, opposits nsdsn,y,
and sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply sf all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
Collections n ade on all accessible points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-26

Il NJ. LOOMS NJ. D.,
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH. attends personally atA
his office in this city. Many persons can
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, 6GD
these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but TO those who are particular, and wish the pur
est, cieanest, strongest and most perfect denture
that art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully wal ranted.
tween 9th and 10th sts Also, 9O7 Arch street
Phi1adelphia. oc a-ly
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IlR. LEWIE DAVIS DENTAL ASSOCIA-
II TI0N.
No $50 PENN'A AVE,
Between 18th and 18th streets

TEETH EXTRAUTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting where Ar
tfnclai Teeth are inserted. although the
patient will be required to pay for theyp$T@S
surgical operation when performed, which >ILlO
VIII be deducted when the Teeth made The
Association is now prepared to make Teeth on Gold,
Silver and Rubber at New York, Philadelphia and
Boston prices. All persons wishing dental work
done can have it as cheap as in the above named
cities. All work will be done in the neatest and
best manner. and warranted to give entire salts
faction. Persons will do well to call and examine
our work before getting it elsewhere. jy lS-n
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In exquisite scenery few countries can rival
Abysslnia. There hills rise above hills,
"clothed in most luxuriant and vigorous veg
citation. There are villages and hamlets
embosomed in dark groves Of evergreens
and grouped in Arcadian repose There
mountain peaks tower TO the height of Mont
Blanc. and cast their giant shadows over
"rich fields of every hue chequering the deep
lone valleys" lnnumerabe streams furrow
the soil aud, not TO speak Of lesser lakes,
that Of Tsana, near the capital (Goudarl is
200 miles in circumference. Healthy and
beautiful. Abyssinia is also rich in those re
sources of which nature is lavish where great
nations are to dwell Enough wheat to sup.
port man for whole year NAV be brought
there for crown, and coal and iron abound,
the iron being found in so pure state as 10
require little more than rolling out; while at
fifty miles from Gondar for league along the
right bank Of the river Gwang six seams of
coal crop out, each having uniform thick
ness of from ten to fifteen feet, the quality of
the coal being very good, aud fit for ordinary
steam and other purposes Near TO the sea,
too, there are the coal fields Of Galeila, and
in many other parts Of Abyssnia coal exists.
But besides coal and iron, Ahyssinia possesses
a source of inexhaustible wealth in the cot.
ton tree, and within the dominions Of Theo.
dore there are tracts of land more exten.
sive than the whole Of the cotton grounds Of
Egypt. and far more 6tt-d than the latter for
the growth of the cotton plant, not only as
being its native country, bat also as lying
within the limits Of the tropical rains, and
thus rendering unnecessary the great trouble
and expense Of artificial irrigation"
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The Florence correspondent OF a Paris
Liberal journal, La Liberte, writes to that
paper under the date of March Is, that the
present complication of Italian politics
threatens very serious results. Instead OF
amending, it has every appearance of APP
preaching crisis. The Liberal party at
taches very sinister significance TO certain
passages of the Kings speech. 1t is whis-
pered on all sides that the soft phrases which
his Majesty delivered SO frankly conceal the
menace of the coup d etdt. The apparently
accidental hint to the deputies that they did
not hold their seats by universal suffrage has
given special uneasiness. II not surprising
when we remember that Louis Napoleon is
the Gamaliel at whose feet Victor has
studied.
Meanwhile Ratazzi works grayely away at
the construction OF what many people think
will be the last parliamentary cabinet of
Italy, at least for the present. Garibaldi is
sick. The date for his convalescenee is fixed
at the time when the Government shall move
the payment of the Papal debt Ii is certain
that the complexion of the political sky will
not keep him or his friends away from Flor.
ence. These Italian Adullamites, known as
the coRsorterid, have finally resolved to sup
port Ratazzi as the best chance for postpon-
ing the coup. The people are certainly ex.
cited il Is said that they are resolute and
organized. The form which their resistance
to change of government is expected to
take is "a general refusal to pay the taxes
The idea is original and Italian.
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ExANTHEMA.
Br CELESTE N. A. wrss1ow.

BIZ CkLESTE N. a. WINNL0K4
A tiny seed You came to bring;
l planted it in early SPRING
Impatient for the biossoming-
And watched the pesping mystery.
The tender stem rose up for me,
And gathered dainty drapery,
Whils days passed into history.
The thrifty leaves sought higher place;
Warm sunbeams held them in embrace;
Rainbow crowned showers taught them grace,
And neghbor plants bloomed royalty.
Still no bud ginted through their green
The leaves sighed softly for queen
To wait upon, right loyalty.
Tall Autumn trees grew wild and gay,
Then bronEed and Drowned their rich array:
The few flowers dozed the dreamy day
And night of chill severity;
When, blushing FORTH fair young flower
lllumed the unexpectant hour
With wonderful temerity.
And triumphing in crisping air,
Dispelled the sad leaves long despair,
And bloomed in beauty, quaint and rare,
Ere came frost pains incurable.
And desreF, that all summer glows
Were dead, its sweet perfume arose
Like incense from a thurible.
So glide some lives, and seem in vain:
No flowers, no fruit thus we complain
What prehts genial shine or rain
All Art and Nature dutiful?"
When 10 the budding Spring, long past,
Bursts forth some noble deed, at last,
And shows the whole life beautiful
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Come aged. come beautiful, come ugly and MIR,
And rejoice in your own iuxuriant hair.
PREPARATION CAPILLI.
Ly0R restoring hair upon bald heads from phatssef
cause il nay have fallen out) and forcing growth
OF hair upon the fsce has equal 1t will force the
beard TO grow upon the smooihest face In from I'VE to
eight vesks, or hair upon bah hssds In nom tWe -
three months few ignorant practitioners have
ed that there Is nothing that will force or hasten
the growth u the har beard TAeir assertions are
false Thousands Of living witnesses (rom their own
experience) can bear witness But many will say. how
are We to distinguish the genuine from the spurious
IL certainly 10 dicnlt, nnes OF thu nss ens
advertised Cor the hair and beard sre en-.
trely worthless, and you have already thrown away
say, try the Rsparstor cap it will cost you nothing
nnlea fnlly comes up TO approximation II your
Druggist does not keep It, send dollar end We
will forward It, postpaid togethe with receipt for the
money, which will be returned yfu application, pro-
vidng entire satsfsction is not given Address
WI. CLARK b CO, Chemists,
No West Fsyetfe Street, Syracuse, NJ.
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A YOUNG LADY returning to her coun-
try home. after a sojonrn Of few months In The
City hardly recognized BY her friends In place OF
q coarse, rustic flushed face she had soft fnby
plexiou OF almost marbe snoothness. and iLstsad Of
tweptythree she really appeared hut eigbtsen Upon
inquiry the Of great change she plainly
told them that The us,d the Circassfan balm, and
considered IL invaluable acquisition to any Lady
toilet By its any Lady and Gentleman improve
their personal appearance hundred fold. 1t b simple
In lite combinsu Nature h-rself s simple, yet
surpassed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from also
healing cleansing AID beau'ifvng the skin aud
II all its Impurities kindly healing the same aud lesv
ing the surface Nature intended IL should be- clear
soft smooth and besnuful Price 81 sent by Mail or
Ex press, receipt Of an order BY
l. CLARK * CO., Chemists,
No West Fay cite &C., syracu.e N Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same.
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THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk to N. York, 40 miles.
Buffalo to New York, 423 miles.
Sala maDca TO n. u DIRK AIS miles.
AND Is IRON
~ to q miles the Shortest Route

All Trains run directly through to New York.
AF46O MILES WITHOUT oHASos or CoAcHEs "a
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Marriage of an Indian CHIEF to a white
Woman.
[FrOm the St. Paul Pioneer.l

a a
Holein.the day, the celebrated Indian
Chief, has taken a new wife, this time vary>
ing the programme by selecting a white wo>
man as his mate Mr.. and Mrs. Hole-in. the.
day are at present stopping at the Merchants
hotel
Mrs. II we understand, was domestic
employed ir the laundry department at the
hotel ia Washington where Hole the day
and his suit were putting up during the recent
treaty conference. His Chippewa highness
saw the young lady in question, who was
comely in person, and bethought himself she
would make fine accession TO his harem
So he proposed, and without much ado or
formality was married, after the manner of
Christians.
Mrs Hole-in the day is young lady Of
modest and intelligent appearance. Her roy.
al husband, we understand, does not design
TO take her to Crow Wing. to his harem of
half a>dozen or more Indian wives. That
would not be very pleasant for the last Mrs
II. He designs living at St Cloud, in the
style and manner OF "white folks
He is abundsntly able to do this, as be is
man Of great wealih-hsving large income
as annuites from the Government, and a
large farm well stocked with horses, COWS,
&c, besides his reservation of a mile square
at Crow Wing Hole-in the day is an Indian
Of no ordinary kind. be is the srnsrtest man
in his tribe, and has long been DESTROYS Of
living after the style and manner of his pale>
faced brethren His ambition can now be
gratifed.
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Cards
WILLIAM PRICE,
WALL PAPERS

Sign sn3 House Painting, Draining and Prpering
FIFTH AND BLONDEAU STREETS.
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does not burn iuure the skin but directly
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from low f5rehssds from any part of the body.
pciely TO ally and radically ertirpafing the
lssvng the skin soft smooth and natural This IL the
only article used by French, and the only real eff
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From and sfter November 18th. 1896 Trains viii leave
IN connection With all Western lines. ~ follow:
FROM DUKKIHK AND sALAMANCA-
By New York time from Union Depots
600 A n. New York Day Express, from
salamanca, andas. escspsed). Stops Ut Nor
$50 a. m Day Exp ss from Buffalo, and arrive.
In New York At 1880 p.
7.10 A. NJ. express mail, frov' Dankirk, Sun
days exccpted) stops at salamanca o 10 m .
aud connect. at $50 Express Mail from Bui.
f.o, and srrives n New York at I:oo IN;
' bpot. saw ro.n D Msht az nap,s.., from
ca ssse IN; o-an 1875 m (supe Turner's $50
m tBtft) aod arrives in New York at IL 50 p
connecting with Afternoon TRANS and steam
ers for Boston and New Engand Cities.
PROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De-
pot cor. Exchange and Michigan Streets:
3 30 A. N. new York Day Express, (eun-
days excepted. STOPS at HorneilsviIle $50 a. m
tBkfts susquehanna 2lo p. M, (Di ee Turner'S
sos m, (eop }, ard arrive In New York 1890 D.
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware Lack
svanna Western RAiirosd and 1t Jeney CITY
with Midnight Express Trsin Of New Je-ses Rail
road for Philadelphia, Batir ore and Washington
$40 A. N. Express Mail, via Avon and Hor-
neilsvilie Sundays excepted. Arrives In Nsw
Rar.g ss H.r.sa1r p MIN
Baltimore, Washington and points south.
2.2o p. NJ. Lightning Express, tsundsys er-
cepted). Stops at Herneilsvi ie 5.25 D. (sup.l
and arrives in New York ;;o9 - M -Gonnsras II
Jersey City with Morning Express. Train ofNew
Jersey halircad Tor Baltimore and Washington,
srd q New York with Morning Express Trsin sos
Cd Boston aud New England 0tss.
6.IO r. -. New York Night Express,
DAILY Stops At Horneilsvi,i- 1890 .. m fsup5
iutersecting with tbe+:l5 D. IN. Trait from Dun
kirk and srrfye In New York at 1890 Aise
tsst Eiu'irs for Hsrrisbrs, Phiisdslphia
and South.
II2o p. M. Cincinnati Express, Sundays
exceptea)s stops At eusqueh-np pa 40 m. fBkfiE
Turner'S fl2 p NJ Dine, and arrives IN New
York at s45 p Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware, Isckswsna Wester Railroad for
Scranton, Trenton and Phiisdelphis and at New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Bosfou and New Ensisnd Cines
Only One train East Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
clio .. IN and reaching New York at 1870 .. NJ,
Bosros AEe NEw EreiAsp PAssYserRs With their
Baggage, are trsnsrrsd free ~ ehnrgs In New york
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-12

BisHoP GREGG IN ENGLAND,-S.
Philips Day the London corrcspoD-
dent of tho Galveston Bulletin, in
u late letter, says;
"Dr Alexander Gregg tells me
he proposes returning TO Texas in
October, | am charmed with his
zeal and devotion. lie appears to
me the beau ideal ola genuine mis-
sionary bishop, and, | should cay,
must be UNNECESSARILY regarded by
the clergy and people of his extern
sive diocese. Since his arrival, DIR,
Gregg. Has been made Honorary
Fellow of the Anthropological Soci-
ETY. of London, n learned bod y,
which has amongst its numerous
Fellows, the Lord Bishop Of st, Da-
vid's, Lord Stanley, Lord Clarendon,
Lord Milton, and many eminent
men, renowned for their contribu-
tions to literature, science and art
in all parts Of the world