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lessed sptpae1cn being inpested IL ths rsFedy
frasis ne, H. ~ r s. faaded ezsetly Wa ING
pein: to ~ ssfz N inE ooe II tho psst1es sWariz
,.r s, ~ @ .ee Dns tpfoF~ant says a.
thing 10 d.. . ith tbe murder " --''NN
An exchange rays tts, Ipd,au4 with delicate
gsl1antry, does not p1uvtde Tor tho imprisonment
ot 1xdJ who may be nned for 1nJ cnence, aod
gives no other means Of reeosetnx the nulet Il
the pe1sou upon whom n u tupo1ed does not eee
u 70 Fay u ......
Al New ALBANY, on the 1Sfo. MA Adolph Jet"
gena nad aeated herself, Win nef cnud ia ner
atnfs 'of me purpose OF nnsa1nE IL III tont OF tae
State. M1ue tous o.sopN". nas .as saaaen'5 ,s,n
e.n'se ~ 'A.asus W, snu ~ W. ~, 'es
ne. He*a ss4'ns. >ue NV lsn4sI. ..s ~" aps ~
tcnaHeu ~ Al 'eseaalpe touutao11' sue uosa
tot AnoT' oa1 "nen CONSEQUENCES lesosn'
Ans .ouu" ,, nets.n y1ns urea net sNau. ~
49, - ~ g.. s,.ass n -. ssi,s =.
~ ~. ~. 1 -. r. :. ~
o -. 80, s.'t,.,H. ~, ~.
nat.er. - ~ .ne -, 49, ~. .ssds,es
~ ~ r,.rs.r nsTr tnor ~, 1rs,.e.1 a,s ra- hpr
III viz m, ..oe,or, .ne aoon rren;nc,i IN hrr
.,rn ton,s vhcr h nrr hoT,nr sha aIsroverejl
ttst ncr MN ,tas dead
1,h, = Gtsr,-s wha - r... r,,.n .hon+
a,c. t.rn -con,h, nor. tntad ronn pn.-e. ana rnn
-. .r~,.,.o cer-nc, u.a - .sr,nr,,ra In
roxa scne three monihs s.nrr, has ocen ronno
garry u na1oe5, aha sentenced 10 oe Han2'
a'cn'Gf.
.at' y. H. .Ho,ea vas sGol' 8na AsAas!s H1heos
~ At' u. IL. ue'h tasee n'iea soatn OF Neaa'ps'
on inc 1s1tL ae t!f.f9 iolphnes Tue IolIo @lnR
PARTICULAR: A1. A>e5es aaa NJ. u. ". fafset
vent eus n3e'net 70 aunt "'ia safke5a aoout
oe!ock tn .ae a"e1ueoh' tnes Ioano 1ssSe5'uae"
10 hf. sa' 'oto foou4' Ill: GeT wAs also In fhe
Eaue aooafI aga. ubdtng rurkeJ. tracks, CON-
ncreea r. cell with bis turkey-caleE. The call
WIS arswcrcd bJ Mr. Soye1 who did not know
thas Air. Dcrr was In the woodA The
TWO parties exchanged ea1asatto1a
with tEIfey c.erf, aEd, each taxing the other for
su.kcJ, they quietly approached each other, eu-
dearostug 10 keep co1cesled behind logs, under
brnsh. sId trees Till tney got within nfteen rods
of each other, when MI. Den saw an object move
Under tzee tbat had fa1;en across log, aud lay
up 1fom The pround- MIR, Derr immediately shot
al the moving object, which he felt coandent was
atutkey. TIE sho. zoos e1.ct IN Mt. Eo5es' left
breatt, piercing hiur through the body. Mr..
So,es exclaimed, SIN tha, = and Immediately
exr!red. Nj. Parker was croucncd down beside
Mt. Eoyes when he Was shot,
css1H .a' e.s''emsn' .s Vas eecatonea a. Ha1'e
y" M,,n.s.. - ~ ."s stess " a 1t.ss
.,s,sc,,.ss ~ tou,s'a os 10y" ~ ~ ou'Asr 9-a'es
sonns... ~, ,ns .s,s ~ suas ~ -. WI v"
, 1869-11-23

r,ou ,aths ere tho la1ess ide3 II nanofnE US Ha1
ioi.t.. nd. srd row W baye .ne additional lsem 81
tatts, n,eA arc rade oy No. 70 isoe, wire gsn&Es e
ard epr and half Inches vide, fesenaoascE s. ~ =:
ard hav men hoop t5op. with suaN tsaxo * -
head n lie p,dcie 10 ssi1en II. The lst9s G
INTO Ynsef iepstns, aad mort atcl:'oas1 fec1u''3
fpV DE,
, 1869-11-23
Lenv1p9 tn The Treasury the sun ol-t 1aa $50
tic balance atant5 10 Inc credit Of The several

Total balance as aooye. .,...,..... y15o, 81. %
EIrESsR
For thc purpose OF cxhisiucG more cleAriT the
psture 1td AEoutt Of The expresses of the State,
the following clzSa.ncauon IS nAle Of di.b1fse-
, 1869-11-23

Genc5N SOL. MeFCutth rScfEl5 sold q herd or
threc short horn cattle for t6Oo-
Nsk- Susaupah ltarris, who has heen residtas
Of s.. Joseph Comfy IS yeare, died At South Bend
last ~ttk, at tne ase Ct 50.
A little Eon q Jasper Partridge, co.ored barber,
st Ffacktn, bed TO death on the night Of tac 14sn
The pastE.s woke Ep about O'Clock, md found
that the ctld was o!ccdiog protutelJ 1t The mouth
md nose, and, though all possible elosa we're
made to step the Cow OF blood the child dlel In
thort time.
Henrietta Soltn. daughter OF Richard s So.4n.
living n bolivar Township, Benton County, CON-
nitted 1utc'da On the 10Th inst. She was bright
lively Esi, IL Jests old, but teeus to have hal
gloomy spells, 10 which she declared that sic did
noa care TO TIVE my longer. Her father had pur-
chafed tonae suycnntne to kill dog, and the op-
pottunlty presented to her aeenS 70 have bcCn IT,
resaS,lble at moment when one Of her gloomy
periods oyertook her.
TIE Evansville .JouE1so! sayA: "The farmers
throughout tho country arc uow engaged tu GATH
ettDg fhetf coin crop. The average yield, re Are
told, docs not quite oome up 70 expectations, bat
tun 1t u remnnerAtlve. About s!xt5.nge bushels
10 the mere u considered the haghtft average pro.
duced on the bottom lands op 3osi:e the ctr, and
10 the vicinity on this side OF the nver. This field
Will give t2ir Regeneration to the f2rIners, ooe
Of whom eziin1atta taat he has produced Il, ooo
bu.heln On 80 ncfel, which, n alxt} ave cents PEI
bultel, xhich u about the prevailing price, would
g1ye g. s1 for The entire crop, which ra!3ei at
AZ expense OF less than 3sea, leaving let 1aeome
fer the the summer work Of over S1,oco-
The New Albany L<iceT gives the follnxtnR raE-
iculan Of the murder Of The Gtlder.eh family:
Tbs aerne u the murder. described hy eenIf!aan
wh, It atef sAs discovery .! Tho NJ,
IT k ia s .a. f. e
s.tqfdsy nesaiax r esasr q tht hi. NJ Geaet
Eoer. atera4Ek 70 some haHnesa upon hs zrturn u
asoee q 81 ssth us I.aPsd ~, tsats, Snt sae
s41d u ntne. h. - &c q blood th.i <ns
"a the1e.. Behind H. aeeT be feNnd tst. kh..as
9t 6 nas e e se9s C. 81
ss.s shs ces I'D r. ~ to = s q boea N.s FL
et In Reat poo! oi blood In adait! Il . thrrc pr
s.h. weuras ene bill snte!s the ~ sre spd iefE
T. ~ e. u IL ase' ase 'as sa tse xete tee
sssk wy.sa. about 'as bad nssk aaa saaaa;:s 2.
.ls,. the anrdtfs rousllatsd het With hssshtt u.
zane h.teaet sne to T. aeek ssa IS osaes 4 II
sSsa. aeds s.. ea .'ts
the mgFaeItT 1he e:est.zle .e9<s A.sthsd su.k e.
l.tu. ma .aca ths .e~ne ef the murder xH s:,wd-d
Eith netkhhes, ard friends Ct the unfo*ante tai1y
aas r. e ths SS.s,n .ese Sgsas - ~ sSS
itT1i-sh Il I'D, Vhse6 0ead.asa rsss,1y rsees,s es.s
& r. fsuaS ssa Il sss g M Il RI L
ho1ae nv msosy ~. doaetless th- iaesad7s q u
%sis:; . a,yS seea ,ss ssa3 T
rs issd O. ~ e assz s s i. ssss sas t,s =
ss1iias hss g. s7ss IL hesd Tsefs rsfs aiss
, 1869-11-23

50
EEGu hAte been. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3

Leaving balance of................ cC9.73
Tie Ia al ce II a!nlug In the Treasury
NJ Ito r:ose OF The tc1l year ISIS wBs 1sa s31 q
uisI1luIcl alEQnX tie EGTeEl {oQ43 &3 FOL.
, 1869-11-23

LesyfcK Tor what InAy be termed the ordinaT
c1penses The sum Ct @ss, 80 =, paid out ~ foi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
DINNER AND EyRxIre DRrssrs

ID MINER AND EVENING DRRssRs.-Two cor
sag es are made with light gros grain dresses:
bali high waist, with lace chemisette and
and MARIA Theresa sleeves, for dinner parties.
lew cortage for evening receptions. Ra.
dating pleats OF guaZe and lace trim the necks
OF dresses, in imitation Of the Eizabethau frilis
and the quillings seen IN pictures Of Marie de
Medicl Flouncfs, ruffs, and a panier sf point.
ed pufs or draped tunic are seen on skirts
For fieshy persons the tunic 10 merely defined
by trimming. A short basque is added 70 the
waist in front, and a many -looped sash TO the
oack. Bretelles are much used. Slender fig
ures require but one side Gre IN the SKIRT
and very bouffant palmer. Many ruches of
Grape the colors Of the dress trim light silks
handsomely. TIE ruche is two inches wide.
nofched and laid in small pleats all turned one
way. Silk flounces have such ruches on each
edge, giving them peculiarly light and soft
appearance. Wide Ealenciennes lace is used
to enliyen grave colored silks. White Spanish
blonde in feathery fern-leaf patterns. he lded
with satin puffs formed OF reversed box -pIeats
makes beautiful fiounce for evening dresses
Flowers are seen i'm profusion. Orange-sprays
entirely OF buds are bought by the yard for
trimming bridal dresses. Young girls wear
white tulls or pale colored grapes, trimmed
with bouquets OF field flowers of every hue
Straw-color and light green grapes are espe-
clally pretty with full parures OF wild flowers
Older ladies' wear black tulle dresses puffed
over silk, and ornamented with deep red roses
Hdrper's Bazdr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

The work towards removing the obstruc.
tions at He'll Gate entrance to New York har-
Dor has been abandoned for the present.
SVice- President Colfax, 1t is said, was
very instrumental, in the Order OF Odd Eel.
iews, In procuring the creation of the Degre
OF Rebekah for the wives OF members.
DThe Keokuk Gate City SAYS: .Mr Rose
That Rose may reasonably expect to be Pop
~The Michigan City Enterprise saws thar
the Rev. Colonel Edward Anderson, late of the
Twelfth Indiana Cavalry, makes his pastoral
calls among his parishioners upon q veloci.
pede.
~Emigrstion to the United States from an
before. e'ei
ga Pacific Railroad mission has in ch.r,.
he WORK OF planting Y. n. T.. A. at every I'M I
portant station Of the road. I'M
~It is said to cost the Methodist minister.
OF this country million dollars q wear To re-
move from parish to parish.
The German papers report that the Sve.
alsn naturai,st, Rosenkold and his wife, have
oeen snot In Paraguay BY orders OF Lone
eVA brother OF Admiral Napier tel, IN 1--we
vim Jewish girl In Prague, bat had 10 take
ner TO Heidelberg to be married, by reaaon Of The
sfricfnesss OF the laws Of bohemia.
@Since the adoption OF the free.ssat svstem
In tne FIRST presbyterian Church of Oincin NATL
more money has been raised than 1nder the
p~w ys'em' ana me congregations have IN
usS gTns smisratiOn from Ireland will be i'm
~Pardee College, PIKE county, Mo-. confsrs
the degree Of M. A. (maid Of arts) upon young
ladies'. Among the practices prohi6ised at this
INSTITUTION 10 "Eallansing or association Of Ia
dies and gentlemen,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

TORONTO, May i.-In the House OF Com mon :
to-day. Mr.. Savory moved for a return Of the
licenses issued TO American fishermen during
tie last year.
Several members from the maratime provtu-
ces spoke In support Of the motion, arguing
that frmer policy should be adopted to-
wards the states in order 10 meet the exactions
and restrictions imposed on Crnada trade.
Mr.. Apglin, from Nova ScotIa, advocated the
total exclusion of foreign fishermen from the
fishing grounds. He said tnat in masy cas-
Nova Scotians had been driven of their own
fishing coases in consequence Of the encroach-
ments on American fishermen. The motion was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

0A man in Boston, a few nights since.
rode veiocipede with grooved wheels) upon
augnt-rope, twenty feet above the heads of his
audience, while another man performed antlcs
on trapeze attached TO the velocity.
~Frank Swift, Of skating Celebrity and
James Boyle, rode on velocipedes from Syra-
in fifteen hours.
~Next season square dances will be ali The
rage.
~Nrginla planters are abandoning the
culture Of tobacco for peanuts.
They are turning the New York rat-pits
IN velocipedromes.
HThere are now i'm Europe 757 branches NJ
the d. M Z. A, with 25,0OO members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

WINDOW SHADES AND CURrAINs-plain
white linen shades are used for the entire fros
OF the house, buff linen for the rear An at
tempt has been made TO introduce tinted silk
shades but they are not admired.
MARROW cornices are in vogue. Lambre-
gums OF satin and reps are deep and heavily
fringed Chintz lambrequIns edged with q
huted ruftie are need with Notungh ham lace or
Swiss muslin draperies for chamber windows
IN town ana parlors OF country houses.
The newest fancy m applique lace curtains
is the French orop-curta.n, hanging plain,
like window shade, and moved from side 20
side by rings on a rod at the top. Large me-
dallions an the centre, y hewer-gin or a sea-
nymph, with wreaths OF flowers in the angles
and border. Heavy draperies Of six reps or OF
satin are at the side
SWISS muslin curtains have Swiss shades
with monegrams in the centre, and side dra-
perles trimmed with lace and embroidery held
back by BOWS Of ribbon Dotted Swiss cur
tains have futted rufiles three inches wide
Hdryer's Bdzdr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

u0t is announced that General Lane, for.
merly eovenor and senator from Oregon, has
become convert to the Roman Catholic
Church.
nICharges against Burnham Wardwell, su-
pefintepdent Of the Virginia State peniten-
tion of the in pstitutiou are be gated by
military commits sion, by order OF Gen. Csnby.
VA New Hampshire magistrate has decided
that language which does not embrace the
name Of God is not profane swearing punish
able by law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
Baltimsrs Marse,s, rs.day.

BALTIMokk, May 3.-Cotton dull. Middling
tplands 2ec. Flour dull and unchanged.
Sales OF Valley red wheat at s2.02 good do. at
sl.sO. Corn active, receipts small; white, IS;
yellow, eJas9. cats firm At s5a7S for heavy,
and sOa'3 for light Rye duh at -. s0aSI. Is.
Pork quiet at S3l.75as52. Bacon quiet; rib
sides, 10 Z: clear do, Il Y; shoulders, lsS: hams.
2Oa2l. Lard firm at Iak. Whisky very firm,
tations 9ia95c., with sales at outside figures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches,
FROM BALTIMORE,

Suicide Of an Unknown Man-D,ath of n
Fireman
BALTIMORE, May AT an early hour this
morning. an unknown man, aged about 3
years, was found IN dying condition. ON Har.
rison street, near Baltimore street
He had committed suicide by shooting him.
self. There were no means of idep tin 4 alton
William T.. Ross, Chief Assistant Engineer
OF the city Fire Department, died this morning
from injuries received at the fire In McAIilIan's
Alley, April 18th. He was impaied on the
spear head Of an iron rod Of a railing. by the
falling wall and wss also badly an iured about
the loins HIS sufferings since that time have
been intense. He was a most efficient officer
This is the third death which has resulted from
the fire.
All the other injured me n are dong we'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Amlsements, &C., rs.Nisht.

-eses"e"sss oCss IOsNIxuVs
NATIONAL THAATn.-Bryant's Minstrels
and Buriesque Opera Troupe.
PROP, SMITH's Art Gallery. 3Os Psuusvl.
vania avenue, large number Of new chromos
Just received.
METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THRA-
TIE, Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and
l2th streets. Open every night-with q first.
class entertainment.
MARKRIrRRs, 4s6 9TH street.-Fine pictures
on ex hibition.
MRTZERoTT HALL.-First night of the Pill.
sf.ms. A beautiful lot of paintings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

IMPORTANT NRws FROM Characterization
dry CopgreSs-AnEe1dtion ResOlatioas, Gc.-The
reyolutionary party IN Cuba held a grand Con-
gress AT Sibaircon on the I3tn of April. C.s-
pedes presided, and thirty repre- ;entatiyes
We're present from all parts of the island
Resolution declaring that the revolutionary
party were ngnung for Independence
from Spain and annexation to the
United Stfates We're unanimously adopted
Quesado was again elected generalissimo of
tne evolutionary armies The delegates were
enthusiastic, sanguine, and determined. From
Puerto Principe report comes that the SD an
ish troops have captured Betancourt and
several other members of the revolutionary
committee.
The Havana journals announce that the in
surgents appeared in the jurisdiction OF Cineo
Nltus and the Surrounding country. Many
large plantations and estates have been seized
In the country by the government officials
under the confiscation decree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
ARREST FOR FORGERY.

BosToH, May 4.-Bent Drake, alias Benton,
was arrested in Worcester yesterday and
brought to Boston. charged with obtaining
$50 from the First National Bank of ST
Clairsville, Ohio, by forging an endorsement
on check of Drake q Co., of Pittsburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

DThe Boston Herald Is glad to note that
score Of drinking fountains are to be provided
in that city simultaneously with the enforce.
ment Of the prohibitory liquor law.
~The numbers Of Cinnamon living in Cali.
fornia and the adjacent States and Territories
is said to be about 100000, or nearly one fourth
Of the adult male population. -.
a0Moonlifht baptisms are becoming popu.
lar IN Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
HBw roRK-vtRsr BOARD
IBy BanEers' ana Brosers' rslesrspn Line.

lBy Ban kers' ana broxers' reiegrspn Line
Branch Once IN Lewis johnson a % Ran
Jas. NJ. Gassaway. operator.
NEW loRE, May i.-First Bcard-U - SO,
lSl, coupon. 10: 5 2o's. is61. coupons IIsk ;
lea, coupons. ll&; lstA coupons. II5k: 1885.
coupon, new, lleS; e.sos. l.67. coupon. lI6k;
lo&o's, coupons, lOss. Pacific Mail sIA, ONO
a Miss. Certificates 3sl; Mariposa, IL. Atlan-
ue Mail, none; Canton. 81 y Cumberland, N;
western Union Telegraph. i2A; QuicksIlver,
2.i Boston Water Power, none, New YORK
Central, E6k; Hudson none, Reading. s5k T;
michigan Central, none; Michigan Southsrn,
lO5bi Illinois Central. lt2S; Cleveland and
Pittsours. elt; Northwest s6: do preferred.
y; Cleveland & Toledo. none; Rock lslsud.
lSoAi fert Wayne, l45A Alton a Terra haute.
Iohe, Toledo Wabash, none, Adams Exp.
tli Wells, Fargo Go. Express, 35A; United
Staies Express. %; American Express a.:
Mer onanus' Union lSs; Chicago a. Alton. ls6 a. /:
do. preferred. l57. Market heavy. Gold. lJ5
al56h.
fBy Cable.l
LONDON, Nay I. r. m.-Consols, assa
ga Bonds, ~ a99S, dull' Illinois, a6 ose : :
Erie. l9salsk; Atlantic. -
FRASkFoRT, y. m--Bonds. sc.
LIVERPOOL, I y. m.-Cotton market dnll.
Sales of e.uC0 bates reported. NIddling Up
lands, lla; Middling Orleans, l2k. Bombay
shipments TO 3Oth ulumo, 29o,OJO bales,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
POLITICAL MOVEMENT AGAVN<r
LIQUOR PROHIBITION

BOSTON, May IA meeting OF liquor dealers
was held last evening at the Parker House
committees were appointed and other me asures
taken towards organizing political resistance
to the liquor prohibltionists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market was active 70
the close Of bank hours yesterday and per
cent as the min i'm um rate on call. with some
exceptions at coin interest. Prime discounts
are % 10 per cent on the str~et. TIE SUBJ
Treasury yesterday disbur>~d II o. .OOa in COIN
on account Of the May interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
u EAL TlrE BRoKKR

10 Asok Ninth sTsHsTT.. z. s.e d 70 ana n a.
as gsris'cinE ass Lots Of al description In dssesst psr
Ano severai hne Farms and Oountry oeats A
nen would call the especial aftsntioc Of psrtisS
Ssnlne 60 purchase. Also, several VERY 6ne
.,psa Properties on Penna. avenue, I'm, aud
aD7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRvENUR.-The receipts to-day
from this source Were S1,3a257i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

ABOUT THIRTY oLBLKs were dismissed from
theTreasury Department yes terday and TO- day,
and new appointments will probably be made
to fill the vacanc es within the next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Stocks steady. Money
steady Al per cent Sterling Exchange aS.
Gold, IS y. 5-20s, lss2, coupons, Isk. 40 iO's,
coupon, eh. North Cardinals, COZ. do. new.
o4k- Nrginia's, ex-coupons, So do. new, so 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
nR. LEwIE DAVIS DENTAL AssouIA
~ TION.
No. ESQ PENEsfLyAHIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18Th streets
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

No charge will he made for extracting where Ar
tlhelal Teeth are inserted. although the
patient VIII be required 20 pay for the 49,
surgical operation when performed, which OfI0
viii be deducted when the teeth are made Tbe
Asocianon ls now prepared 90 make Teeth on
Gold, silver, and Rubber At New York, PhflsdeI-
phis, and Boston prices All persons wishing den
tai work done can have il cheap e in the above
AND best manser. and warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Persons will do we'll 20 call ana enc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
Death OF FARUsSIAN AnMIRaI

ST. PKTEr sBUEG, May a.-Pnnce Alexander
Sergeewi'sch Merschikoi, the Admiral of the
Russian navy, died yesterday. He was born
In 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

MINISTER MOTLEY will sail from New York
for Liverpool on the 10Th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

GOVERNOR H. H. WELLS, OF Virginia, is a
Willards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
"HAvlNNERs FAMILY Bread

the leading 6rocers of the city.
Il is made Of select Family Flour: is thoroughly
baked, in MckepzfeS Patent Oven; IL always
sweet, white, nutritious, and 10 guaranteed 70
weigh sixteen ounces.
CAUTION "A great deal az Bread 10 sold for
"Hsvenner 3" which never came from our estab-
lishment. To prevent. as far possible this dis
honesty. we have supplied all our authorized Gro
GERS with fresh sample Cards, marked 500. tx
anime for yourselves. ja25 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04
TOBACCO FACTORY BURN

IOnACVO fAOIOhf BUNNED. -
RICHMOND, May i.-The tobacco factory of
Il. I. Plklnton was burned this merning
Loss, S50,OO0; insured for S2OOOO.
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New York Grain Market To-day.
Nsw YORK, May Flour l0al5c better.
Wheat la2c better. Corn Ial 4 e better
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THE COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE
has appointed Ira A. Bloomfield to be Super
visor OF Internal Revenue tor the State OF
Illinois
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Of its loss. The pimpied, bIotched, and tsttse-
covered person look. upon a clear, smooth adm
Those whose systens are Siled with the ytrrs Of
SChOI ULA and other eutaneoos disesses. can
1os navs eood health. When the blood 10 iaDure,
Al have timely warning in those Blotshss. Pin
Scales &c Sver 20 cssS SS sssSisS ssc
'ystsH ssT Nisn Rar tss KS roof Ann Hrrp yu,or.
before ecrofcia takes am hold
How many have the virus Of eylhilts IN ne sys-
TEN, and In that condition Contemplate marriage,
knowing little Of its baaefll In1uence on the ooa-
stitution. 70 such We sey STOP Yir.s casenss
lection, which in many csees 10 heredttsry IN the
constitution, before you bring misery % yO0g0elf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

1T is STATED to-day that A. b. johnson
Chief Clerk Of the Internal Revenue Depart.
ment has been removed. Mr.. }. has bc an con.
fined to his house by indisposition for several
days past
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-04

GENERAL SHERMAN returned to this cit,
from New York las evening.
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4AMAalHA Nh oieH

Diseases caused from indeecretion Oriy ten ma
purely vesstebis: We discard Baisea CSrsssr
Gin e1rs. from tvo % our days. thus s,o;a
Ing trouble. sxpcssre md ths sxtorton Of qussSs.
1nen se rssx "a e. ,s.nAiss, %. eoid 81 9 D.
y. s,s..D.snoEp s,s ..D ? %,
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M. WILLIAM

M. WILLIAM
has now open q handsome stock of SPRING
GOODS, comprising SILK SACQUES,WALKINQ
SUITS, LLAMA LACE POINTS, TRIMMINGS
BONNETs, HATS, STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS
FLOWERS, SILKS, sATINS, vELvETS, La
CES, LADIES UNDERGARMENTS, Etc, Etc
DRESSle and MANTLES made In the latest Pc
risian style.
336 Penna. ave. Cite Trevise, Paris.
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