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GETTING RID OF A HUsBAND-John Bero
OF Monroe, Michigan, died recently, of arsenic
HIS wife and one Mr.. Cronk were suspected
ana arrested. Cronk boarded at Bego's. and
was IN Inc habit OF kissing Mrs. Eego freq uent.
ly, and Mr.. Bego had some trouble with her
growing out OF this. She often wished 10 get
rid OF him, and at one time offered fifty dollars
to one Jerry 10 drown him, and also offered
Cronk thirty dollars 10 poison him. 1t was
shown that Cronk had bought two ounces of
2IspA -
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POLICEMAN KILLED

NEW YORK, July 4-PoIiremau Jobp
IIir dick was killed by Jo1n L al last nirot,
Id reveDge for previous arfeSts for intox,ca.
on. Rel l. IN Gus fody
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

GEN. CASEY REIIRHD.-Upon his own ap-
plIeation Breyct Major Geieral Silas Casey,
Colonel Fourth Infantry, having served over
IOTty consecutive years, has been by direction
Of the President retired from active service.
and his na ne entered upon the retIrrd list of
ufhcsIs of the grade 10 which ne no y belonys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

RECEIPTS PROM CCsToMs.-The receipts
1rom customs az the ports below nane1 from
July 18th 10 18th were as follows; New York,
sS.IeaiUi.62. i'hiladelphia, Sii9 295.t": Boston,
>I77,1e--S2. Baltimore, siiJ,Ji2.lI. ToIaI,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

ClvIL RIGHTS CAsRfN BosToN.-A very
geEteei colored barber Of Boston was refused
refreshments at a restaurant OH account of his
color, and the owner afterward told the barber
tnat the waiter was correct. Subsequently the
restaurant keeper went to the bari ber's shop 10
get shaved, and hung up his coat, when the
barber told BIN that his patronage was not de.
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/ sKw PRIscIPLI DISCOVERED

ONE BOTTLE orREs0LrENT rs BErTIk
THAN TIN LARGE BoTTL rs OF TIA
ADFERTIsED SARSPARILLAS, On d.
RECT DIURETJC RENEDIES.
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SAILED,

FORTRESS MONROE, July at-The schoope,
tmore, sailG at nOon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

The WHITE HoUsE.-The regular meeun z
Of the Cabinet was held to-day; all the men,
bers present. This morning several Senator's
ana Representatives had interviews with the
President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

~ Deacon Andrews, the confessed muir.
derer OF Holmes in Massachusetts,, is not gull.
~ Of any anteccdent murder, rs the discovery
Of . skeleton halfa mile from his house led
his enemies to charge. The bone- are those of
a man who died before Andrews was born.
Give dog bad name and nothing can ex-
coed the vileness that will b, attibut ted 10 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

NoNINATED.-Tre President yeStnrday sent
10 the Senate the Lominatio on oil Samuel Milli-
gan 10 be Judge of he Court o. Claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

The Ncfioaal Industrial AdroeGte, which bas
been puo,Ished al WASH 1gton, ID. c., will be
ISSUED in future in New YORK city, commenc-
ing July 25, by the Wasoingtoa Cooperative
Association The paper is devoted to the prin.
cIples sf the Labor Reform movement. as laid
dow n IN The platform adopt d by the Nat.oaal
Labor Union, at Cb'cago, August, 1877.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining IN the WasAiaxssn City Psss
Office, Friday, Jaly "a, lsSe.
OFFICIAL.

- Re obtain my OF these lessers she apps3esnt
must eai for Adves tied Letter. eivins he oass
of the hist.
~E not eAIled for within one month th<y vtn b.
sent 30 the Deed Letter Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

PEEsONAI-Mr- Rotert Lincoln is in town,
and is the gucst of Secretary Welles. He is
now practising law in Illinois. aud is held in
general -tesm for his fine qualities of heart
and mind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

~Anexcitement was caused in Middletowp
VI, on Friday, by the discovery Of the body of
mr.. Thomas Steel, OF New Yerk. in the river
on Portland side There were marks on the
body that led to the belief that he had been
murdered and then thrown into the river. Mr.
Steel was a master stone cutter in New York
and q man Of considerable property
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Government Secur-

Government Securities.
WAsHNeToN, July "a, ls6s.-Jay Cooke &
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
ernment securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S525,o56e5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

ACCsPTKD.-The President has accepted the
resignation OF Brewer Major General Robert K.
Scott, to take effect from and after July 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

SENATOR NORTON. OF Minnesota, was
narrI. yesterday. in the ty of Baltimore, to
Mss Laura COrl'aI, dapybier OF Mr.. James
COrtlan, Jr., OF the. cisy. Tne ceremony was
perform d by the Rev. Mr.. Hlrris, Chaplain.
u. :. A, al the residence of the brides f,iber.
and was followed by a brilliant reception,
which ws5 at.erdsd by many 7, s,deatS o.
washn gfon. The Senator aod his bride left
icr the Nortn Al the close of The reception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

FOREIGN NEws.-It was stated in the English
Houje OF Lords last night that Russia has made
a suggc stion TO the great Powers TO abandon the
use OF explo i've bullets in time of war. Prus.
sia has already aGsented, and steps are being
taken for the holding Of an international mill
tary commission at St. Petersburg 1t an elrly
day TO consider the question A bill provid-
ing tor the purchase by the Government of all
the tel graph lines in the United kingdom has
passed the House Of Commons. In England
the yield OF grain will be quite equal to the an.
nuai average. From Russia the reports are
uniavoraoie, tne yield being unusually small
and poor. A debate took place In the French
Corps Legislauff day before yesterday on an
amendment TO the Revenue bill to rertore the
dutI"' which were formerly imposed ON ali
American resinous products imported into
Filrce. After a lengthy debate the amend.
ment was rejected. The proprietor of Lon.
don weekly has been tried in Paris for libel
and sentenced TO a fine of three thousand francs
or four months imprisonment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24
OF THE INTERIOR,
" UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. July z, 1888.

Green, MARYLAND. praying for the extension Of Q
patent granted to him the lOsh day Of April, lsss
and ante-dated October ID, 1854, forl An improve
Dent In Wooden Spice piece for Railways, for
seven years from the exlirstion Of said 1stent,
the Patent Once on NONDAY. the 18th day Of
September next, at II O'Clock H.; and all persons
are notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have. why said Petition ought not 70 be granted
file in the fG6spt 0nce thelr objections, speciaIy
day of hearins al 1sd b. either psrS Ifs
to be used Ct the said hearing nust Be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of fhe "a
ace, which WIN be furnished on appficak3on. :
timony must be fled In the once tssssfv dsyo beiors
the s.y q hs;sr'ans sss ssH.snts, any, vishis
c ordsr.S sso tSss tbs notes 3. ,,bsh.a =, n.
Republican and in the lntelllgeacef, Washinston,
d. C., and in the Raltimors Oounty Union, Tow.
Svs vseis; tSe arsi q Said p1blicstionS 70 SS =
lsast dxv days previous y fhs aay q hsssia6.
yn.vsu Aotsus oou.a.a4ooInsi; :; y syffSSr fssc.a,.
SAAAb brsr,,c, ., co1ux,,...
! At the City. OF ofWeahinGt01. on the nth dsT Of
July, lSee: The uDaersignsd harsby gfvee ncefcs
Of his sDpeen4nent - eagtgneo Of JOHN ri.
y0eILE: = ys tSs sCiH Of Eashiegton, yithin
nySr y n;l biz or petition, % thS SsSFe Cesrt Il
emo. nAsoH, AsosseyssGLsv.
jeD-WSl E1kAA otJ uAna Asag16o.
{ y n11 13Ious D0zB 49, ~ Kl1S 3.
"A - .sassds1s's 80 ~ ~. ?
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|. ~ The aWidOw Bedott" whose sspapers'
are famous, is in Lynn.
- Paymeot of wsg"s in American silver
caused strike in a dominion printing ONCE.
~ Mrs Stowe and Fanny Fern are at Stock.
bridge, Mass.
~ Anthracite coal only is henceforth to be
used in the Brifish navy.
p0 Erankiin Pierce is at his summer resi.
dence. near Rye Beach, N II. s, - -
~ Cough viii lecture aga n next winter as
usual. He has no intention Of retiring from
so profitable field.
~ Harvest hands in Illinois demand from
four 70 SIX dollars day RA811r s4ffE,
nHrIf the dome of the Capitol At WssAinston
was lnrDed into gold, it wocld Just about pav
the nstional debt-N. II 1dH. - ets84 -
GcSuow SUI shines. on the sumnSs Of ths
xOntsns mountains. fse.ss 3 . ss7sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

The LOUISIANA ALEGIsLATURE.-Theb bill ap-
propriating special lands in the Si..,e Treasury
TO deiray the expeps~ of the Legislature was
vetoed by the Governor, and pas sed by both
Houses over his veto. Resolutions calling ON
the Commander Of the army for military aid
passed both Houses. The House has appoi a ted
a committee TO frame new charter for the city
OF New Orleans. The printing bill as i'm lily
pfsaed, gives the Governor, Lien,epant Gov
ernor, and Speaker Of the House entire con-
troll OF State, municipal, End psrochial print
ing. and virtually empowers them TO -stablish
one Republican paper in e, ch pari h in th Q
Site. Senator Jewell, of the Pl inning Com
mitt,e, spanking in opposition % the bill, Of
fered 10 do the work defined for the of1ci-i
Journal OF the Sta al half the raies scribed,
and pay the Site bonus Of fly thou and
COLA rs In gold every year, and give bond in
one hundred thousand dollars. Senator Poin-
dexter tcolored Radically spoke and voted
against the bill, ON the ground Of the enormous
taxation 1t would involve. Mr.. OHara, an
o,ber Radical, favored he bill, because il
would support the parry. When the final vo.e
was taken the Democra 3 lett the house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

The SENATE has been in executive session
for the mort part OF the day on the Sandwich
Island treaty.
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The VOTE OF VIRGINIA.-The Richmond
Dispotch is highly pl+asHd with the Presidents
recent message yetoing the Electoral College
bill, and denounces Congress Tor passing IL.
denyingits power to do so. The article closes
IS follows: 80.
Virginia HIS a right, according to the Presi.
dents message, 70 cast her vote under the
Alexandria Constition-that is, the free white
male citizers Of Virginia have the right to
choose ten electors to cast her vote for Seymour r
and Blair But as the military are over us in
sufficient force to prevent the holding of an
elcctlon, and as the President would not be
able to prots CT us from the devilish devices of
Coner-se, il is not likely that we shall consid-
er il eitrer wise or p.oper 70 under sake to hold
to do SO is as clear as our right TO choose our
Governor and as hard to enforce.
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ALL THE TELEGRAPH LINES North and West
were broken down above Baltimore by The yio-
lent storm this morning. The conductors of
southward bound trims report that the tracks
are in many places flooded with water, which
has been falling in great quantities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

RsAPAR RILLlAK,
RS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
HBEPARKp pNpER EEwLY DISCOVERED
PROCESS HoB kXrRACrINa THE Ol-
HArlvE PROPERTIES FROM VICE.
TABLE SUBSTANCES. ENIIRs
INTO TIE COMPOSITION
DR. RADW AVS
RENOvATING
u 4 . O l. v Z Mt.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

RKoEeANIzATI0S OF MILITARY DISTRICTS
IN TIE SogTH.-Seere;ary Schofi-id, by direc.
non OF me President, VIII shortly ls5ue an Or
der reorgar izing the five Military D'<tricrs in
The southern States; relieving anumber Of OFF.
SHrs now ON da,y in tnose districts. Ciyil gov
"rnn cDts have beer re-est.toiished in all OF
Ihc.e S.a .ss except Virginia, Mississ .ppi, and
Texas. and the affairs turned over to the civil
2Hiho-ttfs by the military comma nders, hence
n" military viii re WITHDRAWN from all except
the thrce States above named. Gent Reynolds
IS IN comInaao of Texas, General GilIem OF
Mississippi, ard General Stonemau of TIr-
gInia- General Buchanan. in comm md of he
f1fth District. Geacral Candy, of the Second.
and General Meade. OF tre Ihird, Will b. re-
heved and oder d 10 duiy elsewhere. Some
,nanges viii NJ o be made in the Freedmen's
EuTe1u Officers IN tpoe Stairs.
CONFIRMATION OF THE FEEEDNEg's BU-
EEAU.-General Howard. CommIssiOSer of tbe
FreedmSh's Bureau, has jast issued a circalaT
formulating the set OF Congress to coatinue
Iht Burean Ior one year, which became law
a lew days ago, without the approval OF the
President together with tae decision of the
SecOnd Comptroller OF the Tree sury, staiiuy
cha: none OF tie provisi of the act went ints
effect before July JIG. 1s6s. Tne Commissioner
announces that the retention of officers au.
thosized BY tue act is equ yaleat 70 r. appo' Mt
nsut. AsSistant Com miss toner's of the Bureau
are directed 10 forward the names of suca
officers as may be required for reassignment
under The ac..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

hECoksTRCCTIoN BILL.-Ihe bill reportet
by Mr.. Bingham to-day from the Reconsrue.
'ion Committee, authorizes the conventions Of
Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas, heretofore
e'ec ied, In addition 10 their other powers. to
make removals and appointments of all Of
neers Of the proyi ionai governments. Ii au-
thorizes the p DIVISIONAL Governors TO remove
and appoint Registers I'D Judy of Elect on.
who are not to be eli able 10 any elective
iee.) and TO organize and mint in a sonsilo-
ulary lorce To malnta n pe:ce and execute he
laws.
Mr.. Butler, IN the deb.tte IN the House on
thu bill. this aftsr3oon, thou yht the bill co d
not pos sibly become a law as Congress would
adjourn on Monday, and the President woald
not act on it in that time.
Mr. washbarne, OF Ili.rois, said he under.
stood the President wouId take ac.i,n Oh all
the important bills pre- ent"d 10 him.
3.l5P.H.-The bill passed by a vote of iIa to
%.
SUPERINTENDENT or SEWERS, CARRIAGE.
WAYS, FOOTwAYs, AND NEW BUILDINGs
The following order has been addressed by
Mayor Bowen TO Sarveyor Bliss:
MAYORS OFFICR, CITY HALL, WASH SGT ON,
ID. C., July 9Th. ISss.-C. H. Bliss, EsJ f'fy
Sarre yor-Sir: You are hereby requested to
assume and charge The duties which have
been perform for some time past by the
So called Superintendent and Inspector
OF Sewers, Carrria -eways, FOotways. and
New Buildings, and You are author ned to
temand and receive from said so-called ofYicer
sucn book, map, papers, Instruments and
other proper ~ he has in his po -esGi ON beioag-
ing iolthis Corporation. Very respectfully,
(Signed) s. ]. EowEN, Mayor.
GEN. GAIFIELD, Chairman of the House
Cemmitt"e on Military Affairs, will, when the
Senate bill for the reduction of the army estab-
-hn ant is had
of secondary importance. and Try TO get vote,
and If Mr.. Butler and Logan consent TO keep
the T tomahawFs oUtot the bill. il NAV pass
TIE Hon Commit viii esp e.aily urge
act on on the cl. use giving arms TO Southern
S.ttn governments. As this measure is one of
the lest in order on the Speakers table, the
chances for iIs final passage are not Of the best
The SroEN.-The rain storm which was so
refreshing here to-day was extraordinarily Sc
we're IN the North, and dispatches received
here previous to the breaking down of the
wires, north and west of Baltimore. say that 1t
did great deal of damage TO property in New
York and elsewhere.
PKEsoNAL.-Dr. A. G Mackey, s. c.; Hon
CALVIN c. CowIes, N. C., and Bishop w aipp'e,
Of Mimi. ere AT the National. Moses H.
GTinnell, 4 O., j. AZ Willard's.
ALL THE TELEGRAPH LINES North and West
were broken down above Baltimore by the yio-
lent storm this morning. The conductors of
southward bound trims report that the tracks
are in many places flooded with water, which
has been falling in great quantities.
The SENATE has been in executive session
for the mort part OF the day on the Sandwich
Island treaty.
ACCsPTKD.-The President has accepted the
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PEEsoNAL.-Dr. A. G. Mackey, :. c.; Hon
CALVIN C.. CowIes, NC, and Bishop w aipp q
of Mimi, ere AZ the National. Moses H.
GTinnell, + O., il AT Willard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

The ESToRN.-The rain storm which was so
refreshing here to-day was extraordinarily se-
we're IN the North, and dispatches received
here previous to the breaking down OF the
wires, north and west of Baltimore. say that 1t
did great deal of damage TO property in New
York and elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-24

Bvf. MAJ. GEN. W H. EMORY, commanding
the Department OF Washington, has issued an
order directing thst hsreaffer MI subsistsnce
stores and property texespfing fresh beefD unfit
for issue or unserviceabie, be reported to the
Chief OF the Subsiktsncs DspArtmenl before
any oshey action shall be taken. 72sas8
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
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bruaaer, Satpb Mppsbrusscr, 9einri9 T1tnte,
.xoo.. Genrn m,,d mi Snhnnn mihneI &rhz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

Die ltnter;eidneten taben INNER cine erpse Musrabl spu
8aupldsen, Wpbn- unb @eiddftstduiern in Der Stabt ct.
@lpub, frwie eulttSirte Jarmen unb uneulttpirtes Qanb in
Stearns Counts 3n s~erfaufen
"a Stearns 81 Iberaus frudttares Qanb Bat, meifens
spn 0eutiden berptnt, unb gut nit Sdulen unb 8irden
perieten 1T, 70 btetet Is benz Oeutiden cine mabre 6eimatb.
len Saupt<@ taetsn OeutldlanSs a~usseieut, uns8auibriefe,
@ranaadtea..u. {. ~. seiesli& aussefertiet unp b~eslaubiet.
Sptn3app, g. 0pBbere,
M7 &estter pf Deets, COUNTY Nubttpr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
1000 Gprb maple &pI3!

Der unterseianete tirS tudersnS sr @aiien 5000 este
81 oebradt parb, an Der Obern 9antuns gum gertanf
t;st.n' Sos Oh rirb Wtplefale unb &etail III heu md
ssptamm ate'''" Nnbreas s pps, 0bere Qantuus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
&eiet! &eiet!! 2eiet!!!

2elet> tenft uno tbut cure y Htdt !!
Ginise oufridtiee unb prtlsemeinte Wprts an msiue
beutidet Treunbe.
g8unidt ibr fir Cure Jamilie etnas su binterlafen i'm
Sale Cures Mblebens :?
gDunidt itr iur Gusr eisenes glitter etmas ;u teiteu?
gDiinidt itr Guer @entutb fret spn Sursen fir bic 3u-
tnnft?
gDunfdt ttr eine idere unt f9 satlente Mnlase ..prn ei-
nem Gteile Cures @ertienHes su MAIDEN?
9Dant tbr es runitt, siebt es, ME i'd, aufridtis CLAUDE,
feinen teHeren pber itderere,, gDes, ais Guer Qeben ;l perf.
dern uno feline bi0isere unb fdere Company ais Sic Wus
taal 2tfe Snfurance 60. rpn SEEN gprt. Iptal @ernDsen
Sch. 1. 1868 iiter s25 0,000. 0eutfde II. easliide pan,-
pt1ete Nnb bier ut tatet burd @prfpredeu in n1eiaer Sffce
1893 Oritte Gtra6e, ct. @aul, Winn., pber td perbe auf
@erlansen Bel benjenisen spripreden, bic Muftlaruus uber
bieien Gesenita,1b puniden, went ie muir brteaid ~an;eeen
no unb tranr t@ iie treHen lam. % nj. 9 r.we ~.
M621 Aeent fir ct. pau1.