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ga black man i'm Norfolk a fe W uieh,s aSo
burelariously entered q house, mounted 20 the
third story, and whilst engaged m gathering
plunder, was seized, and pitched out OF the
window. He fell forty or nifty feet, laying as
II dead tor q few moments, then jumped mp and
ran on.
~The Western lands, Ii rs stated are rapid
ly becoming exhausted froni the prod uction OF
one class of crops; and from the neglect 20 ap-
plying proper manures.
SThe dayton Daily" with winch Don
Piatt promised 70 adorn the field OF Western
journalism, ssdied a bornin.''
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ADKIINA PATTI AND HER HUsBAND-A
letter from Mr.. Patti 70 Carlo Patti, received
sensions have ever existed between the Mar.
quis de CAux and his wife, Adelina Patti.
Both, at the date OF the letter, were on their
way 70 Rome on pleasure and health excur.
sion. Thence they 20 to NIL PATHS engagement
in London, and thence to Paris. Carlotta was
In Egypt, but would shortly saul for America,
having been eneAged By Maurice Strakosch,
together with Vieuxtempts, Jael, the famous
pianist, Bottesini, contra basso; Heilman,
nutist; and others, to give concerts In America
under the direction OF MAJ Suakosch. 0aurice
ssItalians" next son.-New Orleans Picayune,
June l2tA. -.s -. e.ss .e.-. : . =
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MArRICIDI IN IowA.-A short time since,
the authorities OF Upton, Cedar county.
Iowa, ordered that Mrs. Mary Boyle, an
old lady over eighty years of age. should no
longer be kept at the public expense, but
that her two sons, who are possessed OF q
her. After living with one Of her sons for
some months, she was sent to the house Of
the other, where she died in a short time
under suspicious circumstances. An inquest
was held, and o post-mortem examination
revealed evidences that the old lady had
been strangled. Her SON, Patrick Boyle, has
been arrested and committed to await his
Irish 70 intense, and threats Of lynching are
freely made.
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THE FINANCIAL QUESTION ITALY.

FLORENCE, June s2.-The Official newspaper
says that Dlgney's financial scheme has not
been abandoned, as before reported. IL will be
slightly modified and again presented 10 the
Chamber. The Government Is determined to
abolish a forced currency.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Opening Of the Bra lillian Cham her

PARIS, June s2-AdvIces by letter have been
received from Rio Janeiro 20 the 23d Of NAV
me war news from Parana is meagre ana un-
important.
The Emperor Of Brazil opened the session o,
the Chamber with concilIaiory speech. IN
winch ne TOOK occasion TO compliment the
Allied armies on their many successes over
the Paraguayans and called the attention of
the Deputies 10 the necessity for a loan in or
der 10 carry out q system of internal reforms,
which he announced in detail. The Emperor
was silent IN respect TO the slavery question.
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PHALOy's .PAPHIAN LOTION
TIE skln AsB conpLr1

BEMoyEs ALL ERUPTIONe. FREOKLEs.
and renders THE SKIN SOFT,
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES In the NURSERY II IL Invaluable.
Tor GEETLgMEN after SHAVIN6tt has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" Is the snly reliable rem.
sdy for diseases and blemishes OF the SKIN.
PHALON,s "PAPHIAN SOAP"
hT the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH will not
chap the SKIN. Price 3S cents per cake.
ssFLOR DE MAYO.''
"FLOR DE MAYO.n
n HBW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKRB.
CHIEr EXQUISITE, DELICATE, LASTING
PHALOH . SON, Nsv York.
N9ly Sold By all Druggists
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Money continues very stringent In New
York, the rate on call loans on stocks and
bonds being per cent. gold 10 Lie per cent.
commission, additional to per cent currency,
Z. e., l0a30 per cent. per annum. The bank state
ment OF Saturday has had little effect in as
euring the market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

SrMNKR HArs-Nep Syles-A great variety
have been made, for The seaside, for the noun
for the seaside are large and very light Eng.
lish straws. The crowns are low, and the
front and back droop very much. Some of
seen them ornamented with Wreafhs OF wild
roses, on with bunches Of wild flowers, with
long sprays falling over the chignon-others
are decorated with plumes and ribbon. When
trimmed with ribbon formed into quanuty
Of loops and bows. Beside these. we have
what are called the garden hats. These are
They are generally composed OF pafs, and are
ornamented with Q narrow rufie, and with
bows and ends OF the same material. They are
frequently called travelling hats, and are worn
with liLen suits.
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Baltinsrs markess, rs.aav.

strong At 33c. Flour firm firm for low grades,
al full prices; high and medium grades quiet,
with prices unchanged. Wheat a shade firmer
out not quotaoly higher. Corn duh; white. 81
as2c: yellow, sOas3c. Oats dull, At 7sas lc. for
heavy, and zee. for light. Provisions up.
changed. Whisky firm and scarce, and in good
demand at Al .O4aSl 05
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~About two weeks since Mr.. strickland,
recently from Granville, Georgia. married a
lady near Cowle's Station, on the MONTGOMERY
railroad. Returning 20 GrantyiIle on his bri-
dal tour he met man the other day between
whom and himself and old feud existed. An
alteration ensued, in which Strickland was
came 70 Cowle's Station on Monday evening" a
train.
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hEgIIvIp TO-DAY. ON OOHsIGNMIHT.
from Gentry fusS h 9fpis fEii viz vIEnSxs; a. Il
very superief article; In strong new iron bound
'.'-' EosfaIBa PRODUCE COMPANY,
je3 Penn. ave-. between 10Th and llth stD.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON. June IA, 1859.
Information has been received at this DE.
partment from Mr.. Henry David, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at MartiniQ ne, OF
the loss, ON the 18th Of May last, on Grand
Puisonnelle reef, OF the United States Brazilian
mail steamship ssMississippi."
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"a BT GAL ERY,
30A PENNsy AVENUE,

BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
A choice collection Of OIL PAINTINGS; Ger
man, french, English aRd American CHRvMOS,
ENGRAVtNGe, PHOTOGRAPHS. PASSE Z Ak
TOUIs, sTEREOsC0PEe and ST1REORTlC
yIRwe, PARLOR BRACKETS -
Oval and square PICTURE FRAMIS, CORDS,
TASsBLs. &c. &c.
Picture Frame made TO order. Prices mode
rate. EMITH SIBeN0p
oc ls-ly Proprietors.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Mere Emigrants fer the Uaited States
Death Of a Member Of Parliamelf

LONDON, June 22.-The political news Is un-
important. Five thousand emigrants lett Law
erpool for America during the week ending last
Saturday night. Charles Napier Stuart, the
member Of Parliament from Dorchester, died
last evening, at the age OF .hIrty-seyen.
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by Bankers and Brokers' TeIeordpk, yanes M


by Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph, James NJ
Gdssdlody, OPERATOR
Lewis Johnson Il Co quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW Y0RK, June 22.-First Board-U s. es,
lal, coupon, l2l S; 5.20's, lsos, coupons. la2 !.
lso4, coupons, liz; l60a coupons, l1sx; 1855,
coupon, new, 119S; 6.20's, le6I, con pom, lI9A;
l0l0's, coupons, lUe: Pacific Mail SIX; OHIO
Miss Oeruncates, 32h; Mariposa, tx; Atlan.
DC Mail, none; Canton, none; Cumberland, %;
Western Union Telegraph, 3s6; Quicksilver
~; Bcstor Water Power, 16S: New York
Central, 1sex; Hudson, 157; Reading, g7Y;
Michigan Central, none; Michigan Southern,
1864; Illinois Oenual, 143R; Cleveland and
Pittsourg, 95k; Northwest 7sx; do. preferred.
9iH; Cleveland & Toledo none: Rock Island.
III; Fert Wayne, l55S; Alton & Terra aaute,
none; Toledo & Wabash. 701; Adams Exp
none; Wells, Fargo e %. Express, none; United
states Express. 69h: American Express. 20:
Merchants Union. Hx chicago & Alton, l5i Z /;
do. preferred, none. Market steady. Cold,
I37Sa13z.
TBy Cable.l
LONDON, June ~, l p. m.-Consols, 92xa
" y; Bonds, eOR, quiet Ilbois, 81 X: Erie, l9s
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, s6&as6A.
LIVERPOOL 1 p. m.-Cotton opens active
Sales 1900 bales. Middling Uplands, ~ al2 !. ;
Middling Orleans, l2Aal2K. Bombay ship
ments 10 18th instant were 5000 bales
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TED OF POISONING FIVE

A MOTHER SUSPECTED OF POISONING FIVE
is about being developed In Jacksonville, Mass.
1t appears that about one year ago child OF
one Wahle, II months old, was suddenly taken
sick and died. 1t was buried, no suspicious
Since, however, the parents Of the child have
separated, in consequence Of the alleged init.
macy of the wife with the family physician,
rected to the wife from her sister in Germany,
fell inte the hands Of Wahle, and from that
letter he gets the startling information that the
child came to his death by poison administered
by the mother. The sister speaks of the poison
which the mother used to kill her last child,
and from this comes another inference that
four other children the fruits of their marriage,
who suddenly died before, may have been
poisoned. Wahle had the child exhumed, and
its stomach subjected to a chemical analysis,
which revealed the fact that arsenic had
caused the death of the child. Suspicion points
strongly to the completely OF the physician
with the mother.
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PIC-NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c
DEMIMBIR TIE u. o. A

PICNIC Of the MERRY SOCIAL ASSO- a
CITATION will he given At Abner' 3 seventh
street Park on THURSDAY, June "A, 1860.
Tickets nifty cents, admitting gent and la y
dies. BY order. lie N-t'1 COMMITTEE.
In CONSEQUENCE OF THE INCLIMENCY
y Of the weather, the grand PIOnIO Of y. q
has been postponed until FkIDAY Eve
Ming July I'd, at Abners Seventh street,
Park.
Tickets already sold will be good for that day.
BY order OF the Committee-A. II. Thompson,
B. whitney, 3. Goodman, A. Cohen. and j. T,
Ford q
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OUR wELLKNOwN J. p. CRUrCABTr,
VINO has 20 superior 90 Q caterer, Win hereafter
serve the Neal. 81 Glynent summer Retreat OF D.
Jcsepb ehsneld, on reason able terms, 20 syotd
vfsiters will obtain DINNER and SUPPBR. WITH
Al the dainties that the Wsshinston market
prices. ny A-dle&eo7W
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OWING to the storm north Of Washington the
telegraph wires worked badly to-day, hence
the scarcity Of telegraphic matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

APPoINrNIMTs BIZ THE PRIeID8Nr-The
President this morning signed the following
commissions:
Geo. w. Lewtou, Of Ohio, to be Marshal OF
the Consular Court at Chin Kiang, China.
Postmasteys.- Isaac II. Brown, Massillon,
Ohio; Ansel X. Bailey, Decorah, Iowa; Thos.
8. Wilson, Collinsville, H.; james Y. Cory,
Waukegan, H.; James T. WATSON, Helena,
Ark; Henry d. Kimball, Carlinville, ILL.,;
James Ooey, San Francisco, Oal.; F.G. Brom.
berg, Mobile, Ala; Noah Boynton, Mount
Vernon, Ohio; Geo. W. Howland, Santa Fe.
New Mexico; VIM. W. King, Sheboygan, Wis
Oliver J. Conant Rockland. Maine; John w
Hill, WatsrbuTy, Conn; Oliver Wood, Ports.
mouth, Ohio; J. n. Rose. AbinGdon, Va; R.
Tompkins. llc0regor, Iowa; Louis d. Cyf,
Negaunee, Mich.
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ELLIS, IRON BITrERS,

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice
can testify TO its perior tonic properties for in
y,gorstipg the appetite aud promoting digestion.
n can unhe-itatingly recommend 10 in case. of
general debility and dyspepsia, and in CONDITIONS
81 the system requiring the use Of q ferruGipOus
tonic Its agreeable flavor must recommend 10 to
sh' CHss 8 GAUNTr, n. D..
Professor IN the Philsdephis University
Medicine and Surgery
For ~ klDWBLL sun
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street
and Druggists generally. my 5-Sm
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New York Flour and Grain Market To-day.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Flour 10aaO cents
better. Wheat exciting and 3a5 cents higher
Corn lag cents better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

SECRETARY BORIH returned to the city las
evening, and was at the Navy Department TO-
day.
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Government secur,tiss. /.

WAsHIHeroy, June -, Iee9.-Jay Uooke &
20. furnish the following quotations. OF Gov
erumeut oocuritt0S:
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MORE ARRESTS OF CUBAN LEADERS IN
NKw YoRK.-Six important arrests of Cuban
leaders were made by United States Marshal
Barlow in New York last night, comprising
the following named persons:-Ignatie Alfaro,
General OF the Northern Division Cuban Pro-
vrncial Army; Colonel w. o. G. Ryan, chief OF
the recruiting service; Captain Felix Won Ston-
berg, Captain Alderman, Captain Joseph
Peters and Captain Linderf. They were ar
rested on information lodged against them by
the Spanish Minister that they intended to
violate the neutrality law and are now confin-
ed in Ludlow street Jail. Warrants are out for
the arrest Of large number OF others, who
will probably be secured. Secretary Fish
ordered active measures 70 secure all the lead
ers. Ryan was to command an expedition OF
thousand men, Intended to depart last night or
this morning, with arms and ammunition, il 10
supposed TO Join the Z uaker City, which is be.
lieved TO be laying of the coast. Ryan and
Peters were first taken as they were entering
carriage from the Casino, their headq uarters,
on Houston street near Mulberry. They offered
no resistance. Alderman, Won Stonberg and
Linderf were afterwards arrested at Casino,
when quite row took place with the volun.
teers under their influence, whilst attempting
to prevent the capture. The Marshal was
Obliged to resort to force.
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fPuBLIC-NO. ISL

AN ACT making an appropriation for the i'm.
provement Of rivers and harbors for the fiscal
year ending June 30, le60 and the year ending
June 80, 1870.
Be IL eNdcted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtires Of the United States of america in Cons
gress ussemJled, That the sum OF two million
dollars is hereby appropriated for the fiscal
year ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and
sIxty.nlne, and the year ending June thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy, to be expended
Completion OF works for the impro vement Of
rivers and harbors under the direction of the
Secretary of War: Prorided, That the Secretary
of War is hereby authorized to cause such ex-
pendItures TO be made SO as best to subserve
the interests Of commerce; and he is required
TO report TO Congress, at the opening OF its De-
cember session, all expenditures made under
the provisions Of this act up to that time In de.
tail.
Approyed. April 10, 1869.
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nAyIS. PAIN KILLER

We have tested this medicine. and assure our
readers hat IL not onIy possesses All the Nlrtne5
claimed Ter it but in many instances snrpaSse5
apy other remedy ~e have ever known. IL soould
not be clsssed with the no.trums OF tne dsy- got
mn tine special purpose OF pscuniary p.Ofit, but
he regarded ot tn. standard medici des, Tor
TIE putlic beneft.-H raid ~ GoSPs! LtosTty.
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OPlNIHe OF THl WHITE Houss RAvII

This old and we'll knovn summer resort ~
has been rsnovsted and pat IN good con
for Parties. Pie-Nics Excursions, Ac.- Ior fuf.
thsT Dastieulars apply to ]. 0OHNtiD1B, No:
st the eavtllion. u. y. BkI11e,
ny Iel0' Whee HOUSE xeviiuons
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Hon. DANIEL L. SICKLBs, our new Minister
to Spain, arrived here this morning.
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Wall Street To-Day.

NEW YORK, June % Stocks firm but still
unsettled. Money active AT per cent inter.
est in gold. Sterling Exchange, gx. Gold,
B. 6-20's, l5t2, coupon, y. l0-40's, coupon g.
North Carolina 6s, 5ek; do. new, 55X. Viz.
ginia's, ex.coupon, 56x; do. new, 81.
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Approved, April 10, 1869.
(PUBLIC>-No. 1871
An ACT TO declare and TX the status Of Judge
adY0cAfps of the army.

advocates Of the army.
Be ii enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repre-.
sentanres Of the United States Of America in Con.
Qress assembled, That the number of Judge
advocates of the army be, and the same is here
by, fxed at eight, and the President is hereby
authorized, BY and with the advice and consent
Of the Senate, to fl all vacancies which nave
occurred or may hereafter occur therein.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS has ap.
pointed DIR. Isaac smith, of Fall River, Mass,
Examining Surgeon at that place.
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HON. ]. w. DOUGLASS. Assistant Commis.
sioner OF Internal Revenue, is expected to re-
turn here tomorrow.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DBPARrMBMr OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, June Is. 1869
Information has been received at this DE.
partment from Mr.. X. M. Columbus, the Con.
sui of the United States at 9aita, Peru, of the
death, on the ID Of March last, at Gaita, Of
Frederick Limon, an American seaman.
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W ARLINGTON
CITY DlsPENsARY,

No. 26s, NostAscesr Corner TIA asd n Stssets.
Door free Of charge.
Once ho1rs: 90 II Q. n, 8 tot N.
M 2l-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

alto Trad; ;.' Marx LIT Is y J.
GORHAM MANUFAt COMPANY
PRcvInENcE. X. I.
STERLING sILVER WARE,
NICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE
Orders received from the trade only, but these
soocs may be obtained from responsible dealers
sps.is IL p. 2; MsyI,s, II, Is. %, Is, 70; June
IS, u, II, n. 8-lst
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MAYOR BOWEN has not yet left Boston. bu,
expects to leave in time 10 arrive here on
Thursday.
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MINISTER NELSON arrived in the city o..
Mexico on the 18th nit.
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HON. ]. WATSON WBBB, our late Minister to
Brazil, arrived here last evening and Is stop.
ping at WillaIds.
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SAVE YOUB MONEY

The Undersisned has inst taken out Q HEW
PArEHT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT.
TBRe AuD eTBBBTs WITHOCr 4 SEAN.
dispensing with eurb. and reducing the exDsnss 70
below the contract Price a any Of the wards IN this
city with brick, which viii last for lifetime
without repair 600 loads Of PAVING SAND
tor sale % the ysrd on TfbsF Creek, between and
X streets. THORNTOH SMITH,
Dhlu 3sS E street. bet. sth and Ioth.
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GENERAL LOGAN has addressed long letter
to the Secretary Of War, urging the complete
carrying out of the improvements proposed
in the Illinois river.
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HOl FOB THE GREAT FALLS

The steam Yacht ECLIPSE will make daily trips
20 the Great Falls: landing passen-
sers al the Little falis, or an, other -
Win leave Ifrom W. ii. Gunnell's cement wharf
Canal and Market GeOr getown at a m
Fare tor round trip TO Great Falls One Dollar
Little Falls. Fifty CeRts.
81 For further Information apply to G.. w
DANT, At McGfn and Witherow' o, Printers, 366
u street. " a.hi ngtOu. Ie2l Ct
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>. B. yIwHLLp PBlzI SOAR.
II y ODsx'
sEaskoT EasoNk} I'M zSb MI iMtkE1 TEE 14Hk eI6THIsF SHh IAsF0
WHITE AND CLEAN.
n. rr'..''- SSsW SsWytSEG5AkIk E5kk sS4Ei, Si4Ei, roAr,
+: !: SsSSS5StSRA4ts SSssSSSR4 SsS.HS s5SSS 5sSSSES.' ~ ''A''
Are branesof 8 asuI..iSs ssslity, end srs saas
TAKE NOTICE,

The nans O. D. JEWKLL. And slso the quality
Al yoSr Grocsr ier any Of thsss, and b sure yos
81 :n; soE sSS Sos ssr.ss north -
tween ~ ~ 0sk. Woshingtsn. .. O. 6u
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APFAIRs AT THE PATENT OPP1C8.-The
npetiuve examination for two Assistant Ex.
aminsrs OF Patents will take place on Thurs
cay morning next before the Examining Board,
Messrs. Duncan, Schaner, and Parks. There
are fourteen candidates for the positions.
Thirty female clerks were examined yester.
day In regard to their qualifications AZ copyists
and proof readers. and the results Of the exam.
inations are now before Commissioner Fisher
for his action.
On the goth instant, 3s6 patents will be
issued, and during the past 36s applications
and 81 caveats have been filed.
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TIE honorary degree Of LII. ID. was con.
ferred upon Vice President Colfax by Hills.
dale College, Michigan, at its late Commence.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts to-day
from this soprce were S592669sO.
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ERRING But NOBLE.

sELBHELP FOR YOUNG MEN, who having
Erred, desire q better MANHOOD. sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free of charge Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS. Box p,
PhiIadelphia, Pa. my l9eo3m
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1T Is STATED that Baron Stoeckl, late Rus.
sian Minister to the United States, has been
put upon the retired list by his Government,
with a decoration and pension. He and his
family will live henceforth in Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

SECRETARY Cox will return to this city on
next.
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LAY DILRGATION.-Foundry NJ. Z. Church
voted last evening on lay delegation with the
following result:-For, 80; against, IL. This
is a small vote, considering the fact that there
are 40 church members.
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H. M. SLADR, of the Solicitors Once, Treas.
ury Department, has resigned to enter upon
the practice Of his profession. He has estab.
lished an Office as attorney and counsellor-at-
law in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

CHIsF JUSTICE CHASE is in Richmond on his
way to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

PROTECTING THE Observation-Disclosures
Delano will shortly appoint board OF Com.
missloners to examine INTO the various plans
o: locks submitted to the Department for secur
ing mash tubs, meters, &c. in distillerIes, the
keys Of which be held by the revenue officials
and the locks placed under seal. The Commits
sion will report to the Department the mos
suitable lock tor the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

CHANGES IN THE FIRST CONTROLLERS OF.
PICK.-The following changes and promotions
have been made in the First Comptroller's
once Promoted from Sd TO 4th class CLERKS
5. c. CLARK, J. A. Thomson, Il. NJ Lawrence;
from I'd TO 3d,-A. Schwartz, H. b. Bennett, w.
+. Scott, r. Cruikshank, T. q. Dickinson;
transferred from temporary to permanent roll,
as I'd class,-M Brown, q. N. Wilson, VIM.
Linton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-22

HON. DENNIS N. COOLEY, formerly Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs, and latterly practicing
law in this city, Is understood to be an aspirant
for the U. s. Senatorship from Iowa, to be
made vacant by the expiration Of Mr.. Grimes
term. His friends hold that he will have con.
siderable radical support in opposi ton to
Messrs. Wilson and Allison.