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Man Killed by his Wife's Mother and
BratheH-Hoth Held for GriaI

Coroner Rollins held an inQ uest Yesterday in
the case OF Adam Gesell, who died ON Sunday
al l5l last Houston street OF q sword thurst,
received at the haLds Of Frederick SchIee on
June %. From the testimony elicited yester.
day IL appears that for some time past Adam
Gesell had been on not the best of terms with the
mother and brother ofhis wife, who Were living
in the building with him, and he had threaten .
I'd 10 have them put out OF the house. The
mother, Chrisliapa Schlee. had expressed a
aelerp lnation, however, to stay in the house
with her daughter, Mrs. Gesell. and in this
resolve she was seconded by her son Frederick.
On the night Of June %, at about N O'Clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. GeselI qusrrelIed, aud Were
making some noise " hicn disturbed Frederick
Schiee. who was on the door beneatn, and who
called out TO Adam TO ssstop the racket. as IL
was ZINE TO go 70 bed q sell had be IN drink
rag, d him that he ran down stars, and soon
became involved In q struggle, during which
Scnlees shirt was torn. Shortly after wards
the neighbors were disturbed by the Loisy
voices OF women an the yard, and John Hass-
Ter went ont TO learn the cause, when he found
OnriStiana Schlee armed with a club, and
Frs derrick with Q sword cane. Mrs. Gesseil
told Hafsier that her MS band had been stabbed
and requested him 70 60 in search OF Adam.
Hassier found 0eseeil lying ON his face in the
back room upcpnscioaP, Win blood on bis race
and sewopa thsasi n his chest Ae picked the
then sent for surgson: Hasslsr shen returned
70 the yard and told Sehlee that he had srtrpck
deceaeed PRETTY we'll. Schlse replied. at ne
him" the mother adding, .My SONS . soldier solder,
and knows where 70 sttck him" Mfs 0esseil,
the wife OF the deceased man, tsstihod that her
brothsr had informed nsf that he had stab oed
ner husband, but had done It 70 protect her, his
mother, and himself. He also told her 70 loak
after 0essell, q be was afraid that he had hurt
him. DIR. Marun soon appeared and pro.
nounced the wouAd dangerous, whereupon
Hassler causea the arrest OF Fr.derick. The
prisoner WAS next day taken TO Essex Market
Court and held. The Jury rvturped a yerd,ct
that "Adam 0stsell came % his desfh fror, in
Juries received At the hands Of Frsderfck Schlse
on June g. and that they held Caristiana
Schlee assn Accessory" The prisoners were
therefore committed 70 await the action Of the
Grand Jury. Geeseil Was q nj We Of Germany,
~ years of age.-N r. Sun SR
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CENTRAL AND sOUIHAMERurA,

NEW YORK, July lO.-The steamship Henry
Chauncey brings Aspin wall dates TO July 2d
i he Panama Star, after announcing thit a
loan of S9,uOc,UOO had peeu negotiated in Paris
for the completion OF the Inter 4 Oceanic Rail
way IN Honduras, says that not rail has been
laid, nor sod turned towards commencing
tbe road neither has the route ever been sur.
veyeo. Valparaiso dates 10 June IOth contain
no news, except that the yellow fever was sub.
siding In Peru.
Central American advices state that the
claims OF France and Italy against NIcaragna
have bsen amicably arranged.
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NEW YORK, Juiy 10 Socks unse,tI. g. with
disposition towards lower prices. Money
offered al per cent. currency to per cent.
gold interest. Exchange. -. Gold, 35I. 5-90s.
l-t2, coupon, q a. North Carolina 6's. So = .
DO new, 3R. Virgins 6's, old, s.; do. new 6I ;
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THE PRECEDENT aas appointed Jno. Dietrick
Surveyor Of Customs for the port OF VeIasco.
Texas, vice &c. Wagley, suspended.
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YELLOW FEVER CASES o. THE 4. 9
STEAMER NARRAGANSEIc

PoRTsMoUTH, n. II, July lO.-The United
States steamer NarragansetI arrived at ouar-
antine last night, with SIX cases Of yellow fe.
yer on board-three officers and three men
They are all dong well. Lieut. r. X Duer,
ana one man whose name could not b. :scer-
tanned, died on the passage from Key West.
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- Hon. James F. Wilson refuses 70 Be- re.
gsrded a. candidate for the Iowa ssnatorship.
1rhe leader in the Charleston Courier on
th- morning Of the 9th inst was about .rhe
Day We Used 70 Celebrate"
- The Sunday school system 10 extending
all over the Russian empire, and sfJrds 70 the
masses OF the population ex cellenr means OF
education.
~Lady Thorn and the American Girl de-
else The succession 70 Dexter ard me fate OF
S25cO next Monday.
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KILLED BY LOCOMOTIVES

ROCHESTER. July I0-Alfred Hopkins. n
farmer near this city, was killed yesterday by
locomotive at a road. crossing.
BOSTON, July IO-James s. Donnell. a tele.
q aph repairer, was run over and killed by
locomotive at uiRcy this morning.
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RAILROADS.
BALfIMoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD,
I'll ) ls

BALfIMoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD,
z
WAsHfNefoN, 1853.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMoR1.
and S'ss $50 sscac.S :: SO p ana ana sss
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
teeve daily, except Sunday, st and 8 80 A, n
and 80 and . 30 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave % A. n. and 4 10 p. n. No train 70
or RON Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
IOR BALTIMORE.
Leave @ a. H., and 12:43, $50, $40, and
HOR WAY STATIONS
Leave % A. H.. and SO and T:4S Pm.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
Leave daily. sxceDs esturday and oun1ay q
A. H., $50, and 1:45 and 9 p. II.
On Saturday ss A. n :, and 2-5O p. II.
On Sunday at =. so. 1:45 and p. n. only. con-
Meeting at Relay Station With trains rom Bait.
more to w Whselins. Parksrsburs, 10.
Ihrossh ticket. 70 the West can b had q Ii.
fhe day. Also. st the Compsnys once, 4Oo
fennsyiysnia avenue. Passengers purchasing
Tickets q the avenue ef1oo can there Arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
Hsidencs, taken 70 the depot. and pat IN The beg.
tor New York. RhiIsdslDhia. and Boston, o,
severtiss9ent Of "fhroush Line"
III. WILe0N, M0stsT Of Transportation
,oo N COLE, General Ticket Agent.
noS GEO. 3. kOONTz. 0ensraa Agent.
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~Eugenie rouge 10 sold in Paris.

~Imitanon ealiooss, made OF paper, are
now sold IN England.
~The Princess Of Wales again has pros.
poets"
~Mr. George Peabody Is at Newport
where he will remain for some time.
~ Captain Monroe Harrison, Y. s. A., died
in s.. Ions. on the 5th, OF BRAIN fever
oVMseeie Mitchell 10 getting better, and
VIII soon be as lively as the ''Cricket" che once
was.
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SECOND LIEUTENANT r. %. PORTS, Sd U =,
artillery, has been ordered to duty at the artil-
lery school at Fortress Monroe, Va.
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MEETING OF MASTER BRrcxLAYsss-Re,,

MEETING OF MASTER BRIcKLAYsasLResis
dace Of the Eight Hour Rule.-A meeung OF mas
Weiherill House The attendance was oui,e
large, and q full expression was had upoa the
subject OF eight hours for days labor upon
TIE part Of the joufneyren. Only one master
bficklayer In the meeting had acceded TO the
demand, and ha protested against complying
IN the future, and said he was glad thar so
many had taken stand against the measure
AFTER the Adoption or Q series OF resolutions
expressing determination not to pay a full
prce fer part OF days work, the meeting ad.
journed.-Philadelpki Ledger, 9tt.
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THE PRESIDENT TO ATTEND THE BALTr-
MORE ESARNsRRFRsT.-The committee of the
Baltimore Saengerfest which commences to-
morrow, waited upon the President this morn.
ing and extended TO him an invitation to he
present at the festival in Baltimore The
President replied that he would endeayor TO
attend on Monday afternoon
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baltimore Markets. To-day

BAITInoRB. Julv iO.-Cotton unchanged
flour firm at previous quo a'ions. but bu 5 ness
is restricted for want Of stock. Wheat firmer
ar with prices higher at l5nal g for new red
Torn frmer; white l.O3aiO5: yellow q5aa7.
oats firmer at 70ss0. Provisions unchane eed.
Whisky quiet al OOaItt2
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JAMES II. LOWRY AND WM. o. SAvILLR have
been appointed inspectors of Steamboats, IN
Baltimore, Md.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
LOB MOUNT VERNON.

Hun HUNT NEBNON.
The Steamer ARROW. :" aptain Thomas Stack.
so,h so,e, leaves . her ThsIf, foot Of Sew -
;ssSssg: .'s; s.eseed. setdJ' for ss 'S neuSf s. 8
ktES3sbRnssn nsns osT sRa Irs9syns
tn&I0N ARsHALL HALL, Md IONA and
whlIE HOCs1, Vs-returning to the city ct
4 p m.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, including I'D
nission 20 the Mansi0n and Grounds, 81 so.
at the steamers 3 wharf
JAMES SYKES, General Superintendent. once
willard Hotel. an O. pm
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THR CITIZENS OF NEW JERSEY resident in
Washington, having signified their desire to
Secretary Robson to congratulate him Off cial l..
ly on his accession to the Cabinet, Monday
evening next has been designated as the day for
the reception.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

ARCHBISHOP SPALDING, of this diocese. pro.
poses TO sail for Rome on the 2O,n of next U.tc.
Der to attend the Ecuraenical Council
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GOVERNMENT ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE
The President yesterday appointed the follow.
ing gentlemen members of the Board of yisi
tors at the Government Hospital for the In
sane:-Prof. Joseph Henry, LII. d., General
U. U. Howard, Il. ID. Cooke, Esq George 8.
Gideon. Prof. Henry and G S. Gideon, Esq,
were reappointed.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

DKATH FROM CHLoaoPORM.-Isadorr the
youngest daughter Of General Albert Pike, was
found dead in her bed At Memphis ON Wed.
nesday morning. She had retired complain.
ing Of nervous headache, and from an empty
chlorof0rm bottle foUnd beside her, IL is sup d.
sed she used Il 70 soothe the pair, aud in her
sleep had upset the bottle upon her pillow.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL RRvDruB.-The receipts to-day
and yesterday from this source were Sl,iO5.975.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

- Patriotism gives place to reiiEion, and
camp.meetings are nov In order.
@Seven horse thieves have within two
years been shot or hung IN jersey county, III,
without Judge or Jury.
- Most Of the casualties on Independence
DAY were cases Of drowning caused oy the up.
setting Of boats.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

BREvKT LIEUT.. Col. JOSEPH W. GRLeoY,
Captain i5th infantry, has been relieve from
duty In the Freedmens Bureau, and ordered
to join his regiment
Evening star., 1869-07-10

SENATOR RAMSEY Of Minnesota, arrived in
Paris Yesterday.
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A COMPLIMENTARY BALL was given last ev

"A COMPLIMENTARY BALL was given last eye-
ming by the proprietors Of the Stetson House
Long Branch, TO the Society of the Army and
Navy Of the Gulf. Among the guests present
were Generals Sheridan. Birge, Sargent, Wal.
ker, Roberts, Davis, Hsws and other officers OF
the Army and Navy, Senators and Representa-.
tives in Congress.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

FIRST LIEUTENANT WM. @. FITCH has been
ordered to duty in the Freedmen's Bureau.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

Promotions IN THE INTERNAL REVENUE
OFPICE.-Messrs. A b. White and L. 5. En-
cry have been promoted from first to second
class clerkships, and e. ID. Tracey aud w. H
Roger from second to third.elass In the In.
ternal Revenue Office.
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DISTINGUISHED GUESTS AT SARA.
TOGA.

SARATOGA, July 10-Among the guests now
bere are ex-President Fillmore, Commodore
Vanderbilt. Thurlow Weed, George Opdyke.
and Col. Provost, Of Washington, and Cois
Radclif and Middleton, Of the Royal Artillery.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

!. s0It is understood that one among the dog.
mas 10 be pronounced part Of C.tholic ruth
in the-ooming Council a. Rome 40 that OF the
personal lbodlyD Assumption Of the Virgin.
~The High Church Party in Enslspd so.
pear 10 re contemplating the preliminary s,.ps
20 the separation OF the Estabiishtnept ROO, e
State with feelings OF almost poede cotnpia-
cency.
~rhe Methodist Episeopal bishops aonAsl
10 their ohui cbes Tor an inc ease OF Sias "a
above their ordinary COLLECTIONS ior 40 ne and
ioreIgl missions.
- In II OF the public schools nf -. r,oas
anoat 400 pupils are taught Ci.rtnaa rns
6erHkan Language was Iarp1ac-a IA fa. .tl.b-
lie scsOols 9f 81. Loais AZ Ca
Evening star., 1869-07-10

FATAL RESULT OF PRURIENr CURIOSITY.
a couple OF fellows have, for two or three
weeks past, been troubling persons living IN
the upper part OF MassIlloD, Ohio, by walking
around their houses, looking into wIndo VS. and
rattling blinds. At Mr.. Pease's house espe-
cIally they have been troublesome, having for
several even ngs past regularity visited it, Just
as the family were retiring At frsf littls at
teLtion was paid 70 these visits, but they became
so frequent and regular thar the matter grew
catch the rascals. or at least drive them on the
premises. On Friday night at ten O'CLOCK they
again made their appearance at window Of
the bedroom occupied by Mrs. Church-a
widowed sister OF Mr.. Pease, and Mrs. Kicks,
whose husband died q month or two ago,
were sitting with MT. Pease awaiting the ap-
proach OF their visitors. Just at ten O'Clock the
blinds Of an outside shutter were seen TO move,
when Mr.. Pease quickly seized q shot gun,
and, interdiDg TO brighten the fellow by q ran
dom shot, fired A ma6 fell sideways 10 the
ground, KILLED instantly ~ innsmeraele shot,
escaped unknown. The cry for sheip.S taken
in connection with the loudreport Of the gun,
soon brougAt together o lfree numosr OF neig b =
bors, and Tor . time greaf exciAmeat pre-
vailed. The effect OF this chance shot caused
Mr.. Pease 10 become almost frantic. He at
once surrendered himself to the proper officers,
but was immediately released on merely nom
inal bail. The name or the msn 50 disgrace
fully killed IN he very act of prepsfsne WIN.
dow through which 90 look upon xeesrsng fe-
males, il John EaseAer. Ne vas one OF the
German moulders q Rcssslis Only y or IS
him was entirely accidental, though the shoot
ing was not Copsidering the Annoyanc. aud
frieht occasioned by the many nigatly visits,
the affair is loolDa apoa IN Hassiison O. per-
iectly Jusunabls, Aonsh certainly ianenraels.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

NEW ORLEANS, July l0.-Marshal PACKARD
Yesterday, on an order from the United States
Court, served the books Of Auguste ConturIe &
20, which ne examined by experts for evil
dence Of frauds In relation TO sugars lately
seized. The court has appointed three ap-
praisers to appraise the same sugars
Evening star., 1869-07-10
The Omplet

The mind that invented the omelst was cana =
nIe oi greater things. MANY persons think
hey have made and eaten omelet when they
nave not. Anythiog n is made OF eggs stlrred
up ana sollf1ed over the fire rs supposed 20 ba
an omeiet, but IT isn't. Flour takes fifteen or
twenty minutes TO cook, aud an omeI-t r. made,
in one; aud raw -four Is not wholesome or ap-
petizinc.
The true emelet is a pile of terror-s,rickes
eggs and milk; n trembles with every Iar. aud
crouches ln delicious, quiverIng mass upon
the palate. He who puts a silver knife into AZ
VIII nnd porous, hsky material. almost I'M
palpable 70 the touch. that will melt a. quickly
as SNOWFLAKE IN his mouth. Upon r-nes-
ton, he Will be willing " admit that hens were
To make one ian omelet. not a hen proca.d
N this way Have some fresh eggs. not omeIet
Eggs. All eggs that will not, by any posi- BIZ
make omelets with. Break them INTO a chioa
bowl, N they are fresh the white will ne as
clear as malden's eye, and the yolk as round
as the pupil of IL. Add q t-aspoonful OF MIX
Tor every egg and whip the whole as thor
oughly as you would for sponge cake. The
omelet pan has previously been put on the ire
and maoe SO hot that butter will melt. almost
brown In It. but not quite. When an thls con-
oition you Will turn the whipped eggs an 4 mIlk
into the pan and put it directly over the firs
Get thin -blsded knife and run IL carefully
under the bottom OF the egg, TO let that
which Is not cooked get below. Ii the fire 40
rikht the whole mass will puf aud swell aud
COOK IN minute; NJ Il Is not carefully attended
TO II VIII burn on the bottom, and burned egg
rs most offensive IN smell and taste liz rs NOT
necessary 20 wait uuril the whole mass is solid
for Its own heat will cook IL after n has left the
pan; but begin At one side and carefully roll
the edge over and over until it is all rolled up,
and then let il stand for q moment TO browa
and turn II out on hot plate and serve IL, or,
what is better, eat IL yourself immediateIy.
lou must not put grain Of salt in 10 while
II as COOKING or all your hopes and your ONE
let viii fiatten down together IL IL is properly
made IL will be like summer sunset, rich with
crimson and yellow hues, and the SAVIOR will
gladden. the heart.
The common mistake in making onelets Is %
merely SUR the eggs with a fork, 20 put no
mix IN, 10 put salt. fiour aud bread crnmb, in:
10 COOK them too slow, and 20 turn them out
on Geld plates clammy, skinney vase of
eggs. Thus made they are as unwhosesome TO
eat as they are repuisIve in appearance.
II any one has a fancy for mixing finely.
minced ham with the egg batter be will make a
ham omelei; or fof surrounding II with te wed
kicneys, ana smearIDg a little OF the sauce
thereof about the egg after II is cooked. be VIII
have kidney omrlet; or by pouring run over
and setting the same on fire, ne will have an
'Smelet oE rLUm," or by sprinkling granulated
sugar over IT, II will be an 0Eaelef sH-r,. bat all
these are simply inventions Of the enemy 10 see
how vileIy they can ill-treat a good thing and
yet not utterly ruin lt-Harper's Ba-ar.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

THE GcvRRNNYNv STRAN1K TALLAPoosA,
recently ordered here. arrived of our nsroor
this morning, from Key West. This afternoon,
by order Of the Government, DR.. ]. Z. Dexter,
Secretary of the Board of Health, visited her
with regard to her sanitary condition.
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UeURioUs RATES FOR MoNRY-Tba New
YORK correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger

York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger
writes:
"It turns out to be true that the directors of
several OF the most prominent national banks
toge' Der with sundry stock brokers. have re-
ceived summons from the District Attorney to
appear before the Grand jury, to testify concern-
ing certain complaints that have been made
against the lenders OF money at usurious rates
The fact is making a great fiutter in Wan
street; but everywhere, beyond the mere spscu.
lators' circle. the hopS rs expressed that now
that the district attorney has taken these gentry
In hand, he will not halt till he gives them 70
understand that q persisten ce In their unlaW fui
combination TO make money scarce will land
them In the State prison or penitentiary."
Evening star., 1869-07-10

MuRDE1.-Mrs. McAdam, q young married
Iady residing near Granville, Ill, was brutally
murdered on the 5th BY an unknown rufYfsn,
who sought to outrage her during her hus.
bands absence. she made heroic resis lance,
bnt the villain finally iuhicied fatal woands
with dlrk.knife. He fed to the woods AND
has not yet been captured.
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THROUeH LINE BIrwREN WARRINGTON
INV *si7SoissRlA' 7osR.A AID &Qs

WAsHIysfoN, 1873.
Trans between WARRINGTON AID Inv
A0hA are how run - follows, Wis:
LUZ hhW YORK, sstsAo,a eAasSs g eass
I've daily texceDt e0ndayD e a. n, and
"a and p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
dsfly except bunday) e A. H. sad
- And 40 0P. II.
Oh SUNDAY.
ss ~ $40 p. n.
S''hs cars fer Nsv York On r n. train
Inroosn tickets 70 Philsdelphia, Hsv York o,
,ss dsy - @ the statioa 661oe ct eli ho urs
ias Psnnsyivaas the Oompanyb Once, No
rtSss .e A. sA evenae Passengerp parcn MIN
,ss,, hs hsssNseue asseue once can there arrsnss %
,e.,Ssnss 80. NED for and checked at thsiI
e. Bsisi.ers and Ohio s.,,,o.a ..,...,...
for sshsdels bstyssa Wsshinston, Bslsinors sn' An
IN CdILiTCo CdLT' o:pessi s:s:F $,s, 2; Ir.n,Icrta.iss
noS 0Ko. 3. kOeHfz. AGENT. WssSinston.
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ELLIS, IRON RIT1ERS

Having used your Irel Bite rs In my practice,
can testify to its tonic pro for In
yigorstinc the appetite and promoting digestion.
l can unhesitatingly recommend 1t In cases of
general debility and dyspepsia and in conditions
tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recommend II 10
sn h00r'' GHSs GpfHspesHsllS, = lSS,.UNrr. Nd
Professor In the Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery
For sale By KIDWRLL SON
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
snd Dfuegiete generally. my 26-3m
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INCENDIARISN

ROCHESTER,. l0.-Thomas Lynch has been
arrested here for firing his own store
Evening star., 1869-07-10

DEATH OF PROMINENT LAWYER
BOSTON, July l0-Wm. Bigham, prominent
lawyer Of this city, died last night
Evening star., 1869-07-10

HON. WIN. H. SEwARD's party leave for Sit.
Ia next Monday, the North American Trans.
portation Company placing the steamer Active
at his service. The party will visit Portland,
Oregon, and Victoria. and probably the Kodi-
ack Islands on their return. After inspecting
southern California, Mr.. Seward will start for
the city OF Mexico, via Acapulco, TO pay a
promised visit to President Juarez
Evening star., 1869-07-10
= N o v A L.

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY RI
moved their ART sfOkE from No. 3Os Penns.
avenue, 70 No. 24s . street: between 18th and
Our new store will be opened to the pa bltc ~
90 s0Sh ~ !. SSn % 1iopery mssec Hp, Win nev
Thankipe the public for past fsyors, we hope TO
receive continuance sf their patronage, which
We sha all 1T all tines endeavor Go merit.
30. 4ssl Oh 1xHIBIFION iHo: 4s6
s,sTH, sTH ArAsPxssAf++lsy, }srsFl, 15a
Eight Doors sbovs ODD 1enows' Hall.
Ohsies 0tl Paintings, Ieersyipss, Chromos. %.
shades, Pietsre 1Tsnss, Hct1rs Uerd and Ias:
sels. Rings, ua1ls, &c., In the District. TDB06
ap 3t-H
Evening star., 1869-07-10

SALE OF FoRFRIrRo SPIRIrs.-The Acting
Commis sioner Of Internal Revenue has issued
regulations in relation to the sale of spirits for
fe d to the United States, being all such as
were produced prior to June goth, 1s6S, and re-
nainng in any bonded warehouse after June
3Oth, 15G9. The Commissioner directs that all
spirits which were not Withdrawn from the
warehouse, upon the payment OF tax, prior to
July Let, 1869, will be Immediately taken pos
session of by the Collector, advertised for sale,
and sold to the highest bidder. The Collector
will be allowed to retain the amount actually
paid by him for storage or transportation, with
commission of per cent upon the amount of
such sale, and the balance will be deposited
with the other collections. He is also directed
to make an immediate report of his action TO
the Commissioner.
Evening star., 1869-07-10

uOI FOR BLADENSBUR0 AND THE Gel
IL EBRAT8D SPA ePRINGS.
Open air Concert at the epa House every SAT-
HbDAf EVENING. Excelsior Ice Cream from
harvey q Holdens; Pure Soda Water and other
LIQUORS, Wines, Lager, and Weiss Beers and
S1saIs House adjoining the mineral spring and
oeautiful oak grove Pleasure seekers can leave
Washington on the following railrosd tr aims =
l1 a. 5, 20, and 30 m. and return to the city
at and S:45 p. M. Hayes favorite Braas and
string Band will be in attendance Every sstur-
70 . nm 10 MoOKABED, Proprietor.
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asxsrlR.at s.rur,tisa

wAsHrrercp. July a.. I-ns.-Jay Coore A
20. furnish the following suoisp.ns Of aos-
eminent securities:
Evening star., 1869-07-10
New York Flour and

New York Flour and Grain Market To-day
NEW YORK, July lO.-Flour duh aud 5aIUc.
lower. Wheat dull and lag cents lower. Corn
scarcely so firm.
Evening star., 1869-07-10
SUMNER RESORTS.
DINEY POINT OTEL
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ID OSS LYNN HOUS
OH ;5s H,ish:s cTrosits Georrv-v,-n.

Ot t9s Hs'ShtS CTroSIfs Ge0rrV-SlrH.
ibis elegant snd attractive .ummce re- 4
treat is now open fer the enterta mt H.sA
Of guests In inviting the patronage of Ie:N1l
the public the rrorrfstors deem it only necessary
90 call attention 20 Its high airy, and cool locs
non. and the unsurpassed We've presented from
every point o. the well appointed aud shady
grouBds and to plsdge in addi Ton to these great
natural adv antsses, that It's lsrcr and bar will be
Kept constantly srpplted with srgfhiHg the most
fsstidious taste can desire. The cooking shall be
uneScelled, the attention prompt and polite, and
the charges y. 6s1nsble.
81 FossIynn may be reschad BY the Aquedact
Bridge. CT - the Long Brslge via Arlington
either route sfOriinE q pleasant drive through
scenery cf historic interest
Ie2j-tf sIhES b CHADWICK, Proprietors