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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-22

RELIGIOUS ANNIvHRsARY MEETINGS IN Boe.
ToF.-The National Theological institute As.
sociation met in Boston, Rev. J. ID. Fulton In
the chair. The annual report shows that 80
students are obtaining education at the Wash.
ington School-30 OF whom are In the theoloei.
cal department The Richmond scheol has i9s
pupils, with two Latin and three Greek classes
These. together with the schools at St. Helena,
5. G., and Augusta, Ga, are in q thriving con.
by the Rev. DIR. Parker to $50 colored teachers
and preachers IN several places The treasurer
reported the total receipts at sls,6l5. The fol-
lowing board OF omcers were elected: Presl.
dent, f. H. Gray, of Washington, ID. O.; Cor
responding Secretary. Rev. q. NJ. B. King;
Recording Secretary, T.. Richards, Of Wash
ington, ID. o.; Treasurer, Henry Beard A
resolution was adopted concurring in the uni.
hcation OF the work under the direction and
control Of the Baptist Home Missionary Socie-
". and recommending that the institute at
Washington, ID. e., be adopted and sustained
by the society.
A business meeting OF the American and
Foreign Bible Society was held In fremont
Temple: the Hon. ID. M. Wilson, Of New Jer.
sey, presiding. The receipts during the past
year amounted TO so. ls6, and the ex pend nditures
to $4,000 A report was adopted transferring
The name of the Joint organ Ization is to be
selected after union.
The American Baptist Bible Society met:
President VIM. Phelps, of New York, in the
chair. The receipts Of ali the departments
during the past year amounted 10 S2s2. .lO6. OF
this sum S221,OS was received IN the business,
and 445,076.75 in the missionary department
The total gain over the receipts Of the previous
year is S37.5&o.
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wESTER NEWS.
Indian Affatrs-Railread Matterx

ST. Louis, May ss-The ReyublsoaE learns
that some Arrapahoes and a few Cheyennes
have come INTO Camp supply, south OF Fort
Dodge, Kansas. Orders have ben sent for
ward 10 furnish them with provisions
Coz n. d. Wilson, with a detachment of the
ION cavalry, was about leaving for- Dodge
ior the purpose OF placing the above. named
Indians on their Reservation.
Judge Parsons President OF he Southern
brancn OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad reports
that the people OF Neosha Valley have or
ganized company 20 oaIld a railrosd from
Emporla, Kansas. 10 Holden. ON the Missouri
racine Road, which Will put southern kansas
INTO connection with 81. Louis by
hne lSn miles shorter than tha line
connecting the same region with Chicago,
Prom Emporla IN a south west direction th..
coniempla' ed road Wall pass through ,he lsage
lndsn lands 10 Albuquerque, New Mex T.
This road Will traverse some Of me finest A.
cultural and grazing lands on me coutinsr+
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week ending to-day the amount OF
FractionalCurrency Forwarded from the Treas-
ury Department was as follows: Assistant
Treasurer at Boston, $4,000; Assistant rrcae-
urer at Philadelphia, sIc0.oo0; Assistant Treas
urerat New York. Slo0.0O0; National Banks and
others. $lel, l,eS0. TOTAL. o43I, ,s6O.
Inc amount OF securities held by the Treas
urer OF the United States in trust for National
Banks, for the week ending to-day, was as
follows For circulating notes, eli2, $3.50: for
deposits Of public moneys. S29, ,3S0,3JO Total
$372, l9c, l5O
The amount Of National Bank Currency m.
sued during the week was s2i5,070, making the
Total amount issued mp 10 date s3I5,0a3,I3 I3t.
FROM this Is 70 be deducted the following
amounts: Mutilated bills returned. sl4,U67. .5Ql:
notes of insolvent banks redeemed and burned.
Sl,oe9,sE5 leaving in actual circulauon az this
date, s29a, S65, SIS.
The amount Of Fractional Currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was Sos, ,9OJ
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RAILloAD CoHDzxHArIoH poR TIE usl on
Ths bALfyxonH AHD PoroHAc RArlRoAD-
present week iuries were oueily engaead cor.
denning . right Of way from the Innspolis
and ElkItdee Railrcad % the Pahpsco river
road. The following arc TIE avsrds made =
70 N.f: wasat tor ~ acres, s50O; E. d. Hal
loci, ~. e1ae william +. Dinsey, 8 acres.
el.oeo; John yacksoa. , aerss, ss55; Joshua
Sacres, 9soo. Dsnisl Ciark, Esq., Of Prince
Georgeb county, acting - assornsy for the
company, and u. Bannop, of UAltimore. sttor-
ney ym n1f - own:rs. Tne yost e ooadsmniSs N
coming week the land along ne line Of the
ROAD through which IL passes viii be coz
demned ae far as Patapsco river.-DsHsoa Nd
IpSsn,
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AfT1NPT TO AesAeernATD THE MAYOR OF
NORFOLK, VA.-On Wednesday morning last,
o man was tried before Mayor De Cordy, Of
Norfolk, for assault and baftsry, and was re-
CURED 70 give security in the sum Of Sl00 to
keep the peace. This he refused to do, and BE-.
came so excited that the Mayor ordsred he
should b taken % jGl. The VirEinian says
"No sooner had he given the order than the
prisoner approached the enclosed place occu.
pied BY the Mayor. and, leaning Over ths rail,
SAID: sD-n You, IN kill you before do 70,
suiting the action 70 the word by drawing
email single-baTeled pistol, and placing 1t
the trigger. Providentially the pistol missed
flre, or the shot would undoubeedly have
proved instantly fAtal. The Mayor took TIE
affair very cooly, and when tne pistol vas
handed 20 him he stepped out into the hail Snd
tined II, 70 zee whether II would IRE At the
nrst enort II discharged, aud proved to hays
been loaded nearly 70 the muszls with large
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EXPLOSION OF A LOCO
IoSs of Life.

PHILADKLrB BIA. May -. An engine a.
Burlington comfy railroad exploded vest
near Mount Holley, New Jersey,
Charles L. Platt. fireman: fatally won
engineer Goskill, and seriously InJ1rinr
ductor Sayler and Ed ward Joyce. The e.
bounded from the track aud fell into Ran,
Creek. The cars were much damaged.
tSecond Dispatch
PHlLADRLPHIA May 21.-Job. Gaskill, tn-
engineer injured by the locomotive explosion
al Mount Holiey yesterday, died last nlsht
and the conductor, John Taylor. cannot live.
The locomotive was attached to a train OF
twenty-one cars containing wool. The engine
was good one for freight purposes: and the
cause OF the explosion cannot be asSertalned.
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ST. LOUIS ITEMS.

ST. Louis, May 22.-Ten thousand bushels
OF buckwheat, being part OF q shipment OF
100000 bushels, from st. Paul 70 Liyerpool
via New Orleans, arrived here Yesterday
The beautiful grounds OF the Lackle Racing
Association. four miles from this city, are 70 b
die OF next month
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CLERGYMEN OPPOSED To DeCoRa.
ting SOLDIERS GRAVES On SUN-

BUFFALO, May 22.-The committee of the
Grand Army of the Republic. having charge
OF the ceremonies of decorating the soldiers
graves on Sunday, the 3Oth, publish the corre-
spondence between themselves and certain
clergyroen relating 70 the request for a change
OF the day for the ceremony. The committee
decline 20 comply with the request OF the cler-
gymen for reasons generally approved by the
pu bile.
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:" YoRx-rps~ po.-


by Bankers and Brokers Telegraph, James N:
GGssdcdy, OperdtOr.l
Lewis johnson & Co quote stocks and bonds
In nome and foreign mar kets as follows.
NEW YORK, May 22.-First Board-U. g. es,
1881, coupon. 122 4: a0's l6oae soupona l23 !;
1S04, coupons, III y; ls66 coupons lI9s; 1855,
coupon, new, 12oz: a20S, l561. coupon. I20 4;
oSo's, coupons, luSa Pacific Mail. 9l =; ONO
&c Mail, none; Canton, % y Cumberland, none;
western Union Telegraph, 43x; Quicksilver,
.0 Boston Wa1er Power, 16k: New York
Uentral, l9lk; Hudson. 1884; BEADING, none;
Michigan Central, none; Michigan Southern,
l06k; Illinois Central, las; Cleveland and
P1tHbure. s3a; Northwest, 91k; do. preferred,
100: Cleveland & Toledo. none; Rock Island,
Is6 ~; Fert Wayne. 155x; Alton q Terra aaute,
30; Toledo Z Wabash. 7iA; Adams EXP,
cox; Wells, Fargo 4 Go. Express, 80 n; UnIted
States Express. e9s: American Express. 60,
Merchants Union, IS: Chicago & Alton, t5s;
do: prefsrrsd, l5sk. Market steady. Gold, lsOx
alHA.
rBy Cable.l
LoEDo., May %, ap. m.-Oonsols close 90 a
e3as; Bonds, 79S: Illinois, 81 =; Erie, 49,.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonde not quoted
LIVERPOOL p. m.-Cotton market closes
dull. Sales 1000 bales. Middline Uplsuds
llS; Middling Orleans, llk.
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PRHsBYTKRIAN RBUNIoN-Thursday there
convened in New York the General Assemblies
Of the Old and New School Presbyterian
Churches, two OF the most numerous and in !.
huential ecclesiastical bodies in the United
States Great interest attaches to the meeting
OF these con ventions from the fact that propo.
sitons for the reunion OF the two Schools upon
q common basis are TO be made. In the Old
School Assembly DIR. Musgrave made the
opening address, but did not touch any of the
questions likely TO come before the body. The
gany, Baltimore, Buffalo. Chicago, CincinnatI
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky,
Missouri, Nashville. New Jersey, New York,
Northern Indiana. Ohio, the Pacific, Philadel-
phia, Pittsburg, st. Paul, Sandusky, Southern
Iowa, Wheeling. and Wisconsin. Al the open.
ing session there were present about 265 minis
ters and ruling elders, the former constituting
nearly two.thirds OF the number. At the az
ternoon session resolution was passed, ap.
pointing com mittee Of ten to confer with the
New School Assembly on the subject of re.
union. and to ascertaiH what action vas nesez
sary to accomplish the result.
Yesterday, the following were appointed a
committee OF conference to meet the New
School committee on the subject OF reunion -
Rev. Drs. Mnegrove, Hall, Atwater, Lord ana
Wilson; and Messrs: X. Garter, q. Grier. Chas
ID. Drake, Henry Day and w. M. Francis
Standing committees were then appointed A
plan Of assessment for benevolent directs was
reported and referred The trustees of the
MetroPolltan Church, Warrington, u. o.. We're
authorized TO sell the church property. Notice
was received from the New School Assembly
that committee OF conference on their part
had been appointed.
In the New School Assembly, DIR. Stearns
preached the opening sermon. He spoke OF the
disruption Of the church; OF the alienation, ag.
itation and distrust, which could not be re-
garded otherwise than rs unnatural and dlsas.
trous. He declared separation q dishonor TO
Presbyterians, and expressed the desire and
hope that union would be restored, to the great
spiritual and practical benefit Of the church.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERVAL REvENUK.-The receipts to-day
from This source were s63i,57s.
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J. b. PRYToS, second.class clerk in the
Patent Once, has resigned his position.
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q. q. ROYCE has been prom oted from second
to third class clerkshp in the Indian Office.
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CoNMANDRR WH. u. WEST mas been ordered
to duty in the Naval Obser vatory in this city.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afterleel's Dispatches.
THE COMMERCIAL eox

MknPHTs, May 2s.-An evening session of ne
Commercial Convention was held yesterday.
~ which several committees. provided for in
ibe morning, were announced.
resolution requesting Congress 20 put .he
telegraph system OF the country under the COM
troll OF the Postmaster General. was ad opted
resolution was adopted reQnestinS Con-
gress 20 prohisr the building OF any bridge on
the eAlsstselppi. above the mouth Of the Missouri
win less than feur hundred feet span. or on
on the Ohio, below Pittsburg, with less than
three hundred feet span
The COMMITTEES on Emirratiou made A lon q
report, which was opposed by Dr Noyes, OF
LoulsIan In an able speech
resolution rendering the thanks OF the
Convention TO ite officers, the Press, citizens,
etc. was adopted; and n llssO y. m the con.
yenuon adjourned siae d,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-22

EX-SENATOR jesse ID. BRIGHT and Hon.
Charles A. Eldridge, of Wisconsin, are IN the
cit
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1T rs SAID that John Russell Ycung. late OF
the New YORK Tribune, is to be Jay Cooke &
Co.'S financial agent IN Europe
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WorAH SurrRAeE.-The propo..d ame

WoMAI SUFrRAeR.-The proposed amend
allow women 70 vote must receive q ma ,orftv
Of votes in the Senate and q two.thirds yots u
de House; then 90 over 70 the next Lsgisla.
which IL must Be submitted 70 a popaIsr xoss
IL b doubtful II the tVo-thirds vote in ne
House can Be obtained this year, even if ma
yorny IN the senate sAould 20 for the amend-
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o0Silk coats are Affected by Paris dandsee.
@An English magistrate has decided tnA,
veaocipedes are not subject % toll on turnpikes
0The New York board OF aldermen have
appropriated e1-S0o 70 prizes for osse bail
games and rowing matches.
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SUPPOSED POISONING OF SOLDIERS,

NEW foRK, May ga special from Louis
vile says ys:-After breakfast tins morning,
eighteen soldiers OF company T., &5tn u. 5. an :
fantry, stationed at Taylor's Barracks, near
this city, were taken al. All are now con "a
lescent IL rs supposed that poison was intro
ment.
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Baltinsrs saarkess, fs.aay.

BALrInoRI, May 22.-Ootton quiet but nrn
ef y cents; strock scarce. Flour steady and in
prime Pennsylvania red, si.s0a$i.55; valley
red s2Ae2lo. Corn hrm; white. s4; yellow, s7a
So. Oas duli and prices wsak af 6sa70 for
ngnt, 76ass Tor Western Maryland. Rye. q 3S
a$lAS. Whiskey drm and very scarce hold
ers AK s1.o6. Provisions nrm at previous
quotations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-22

The Swamp Douglass, Lewis HI. Douglass,
Not Fred. Douglass. Jr.
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BARON WzDDRRsrEDT, the Swedish Minister
expects to pass the summer a. Annapolis with
his family.
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THR FAMOUS GAINES SUIr.-In New Or
leans on the LIST Of June, Justice Wayne is to
sit and to OF der the enforcement Of the an date
OF the supreme Court Affirming Mrs. Gaines's
right TO her immense and noted estate-a man.
date which Judge Durell has refused to Sbey
ana the order TO execute which being final,
Will, in the opinion Of the Iady's attorneys'
resuIt in such Offers OF liberal compromise by
the defendants as the plaintiff will accept; It
being, she says, merely her wish to have her
rights recognized, and TO overturn the millions
of interest which have accrued from the gen.
eral though illegal appropriation of her prop.
erty. The supreme Court at its last sitting,
directed Judge Wayne to enforce its decree, as
he proposes to do N June, and the end of the
celebrated cause il probable
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JUDGMENT AGAINST THE ERIE RAIL

NEW YORK, May 22.-A Jury In the Hudson
county IN. j. court has mulctsd the Erle
Railroad in $3.50 damages 10 Mrs. Cahart, FOR
causing the death OF her husband
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He will Ne, Bulge Until Kicked Out.

Lewis Proposes to Stick to his CsmpssinS
Stick.
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WAeKIHefou, May -. iSes.-Jay Cooke A
ernment securities:
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New Yefk Flsur and Grain Market To-day.
new YoRx. MAY s2.-Flour dull aad sato
cents lower. wheat dull and one cenf lower.
Oofp uncchau 9ad.
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NEW YoRx. Nay ss.-Ssocks strong and ac-
Exchange, fOs1. Gold, lsof. 6-3o's, Is62, cou.
pons, l23Y. l0-a0's. coupons, 109x. NORTH Oar
olina's, Sc X; do. new, AN. Vrginias, ex-cou-
pom. SIX; do. new, G3.
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Daltimsre Sssck Market To-Day.
BALrrHoRB, May 22.-virginia 6's, old in
.crfbed. son bid, SOY asked; Do 1865, sst bid.
North Oaroiina 6's, old, 50 bid.
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'-''"4s'i 4s;i ssss:.' aSss:.' AND X
J.w. KENNEDY CO..
34s Penn. avenue, opposite Metropolitan Hotsi.
BCILDERS' TINHRRs' BLACKsMIrHS, AND
COACHMAKIRS' MATERIALS,
SPLIT CANE, for Chair Bottoms,
GUNS, PISTOLS and AMMUNITION,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
EAIRBANKs' SCALES.
Ne s.tIs s s.Ssnss attending the erection Of Coal
H5ss{c ctH1H AtsFss AHP 31p
ss: c fdG %
sdsina By the extensive business be does. mii-in'
PErIs ToTAns; .I.; ,,a D..,., :,
Ana Manuf.eturer OF
BILLIARD BALLS AID CUES,
And i.RoItsr q
myS etm 80 Fulton reet. Nsw York
HoI FoR GLYhoNT.
oLYMoNT PAVILION.
This delightful summer resort on the Potomac
Nie:, &C Privsss parties can axe the vkAe
% neil boat daily for Gly mont. at N.
rates: ana g. Slsskis:. and dinner and other ..
treshments on the ground as city prices, and the
best the market can aford
0ther ste sners viii in . few days make daily
ulps to 9iymo1t at reduced rices
Persons .ishins 70 spend . delightful tims away
Jim Jos sa%fvfsEs nH II LET'S ssSn'
JOHN +. MITCuBLL.
312 PENne, LyAHIA AVENUE,
Between 9Th and 10th streets.
Just received large lot Of the best makes Of
SLORiNfinE AND DYzAurINp
at lover prices than the same goods have been
oukBsE BLACK GRENADISE, a IS cents
per yard. my I2u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GOOD MEDICINE.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself q
PREPARATIONS; Its instantsneous ehectin the Grad
in lie favor, have been and are its ow best
sSsi1 Ssme Ever, family should Keep u o.
eases in which # ID an . ntidote. my 2lu
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PRovIDEscE, b. 1,
STERLING SILVER WARE
ZINE ELRCTRO-PLATED wARE.
Iai: oO%ssny; having the most extensive and
smpioyine the best talent In modelling,
IN. sd q to and 70
,arse lrsn titles and at the lowest prices. goods
snenes. of which they guarantee to be Of sterling
poiity " = Mint assay. A certificate 10 Issued
om sfn Ss
.ns e their s
ware; which viii last twenty hve years with fair
Orders received from the trade emily. but these
soods may be obtained from responsible deal
AEtI@l r'''s Mark a!:as m.4s q
.TrH1,ys silver EsSst.o CONAN Apsco
apeO.is.O,24.as; ma i27 in ,5,lO.i5 ls,
ERRING BUT NOBLE.
Fired, desire q better MANHOOD. sent in sealed
AID ss5ss fSsf.' Ras seT =
fhiiadeiphfa, Pa. my lssosm
A a medical , essay on the Cause and Cure Of pre-
and Psy.ieaI d.Siify. ae sne treatment OF Nervous
"Ta.Is IS ne msmb.T Of society by 'ehcm tia. book
MKDIcHI 7 TI1k- AND GAzsfrE '''''S"'""
III mi. e1 Sh 's sis $
o'.' Baltimore. my D.ly
SPECIAL NOTICE-Dr. Curtis begs to notify
Die ws:hinstoE psisIts that o.InS to hts s.tsp
able @ devote only the following day. to their is
from ana and os % snS on 3,
n; 70 3 & ~ snd to ,. m. at gag street, in
sPECIALlTY treatment and cure OF Nervous
Deoilify. and all diseases arising from abuses OF
THE PAIN KILLER,
ns 20 the
popularity unesualsd by any other medicine Vor
ana colds ;caSs purnS sts
tis Without an equsl: Sold by all the erincipal
PHALON's "PAPAIAN LOTION"
B.Aur1.Yme THE sHtu AuB COMPLEX.
fisrEifs iIi !.sSs.. 10th sISTSHSs s 5SS: :ss.
FAIR and BLOOMING.
Tor LADIES In the NURSERY IL II invaluable.
Tor ENTkBMEN sftsr SHAVING tt has no equal
"PAPHlAN LOTION" 10 the slfy reliable ron.
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of tnS SKIN.
PHALON,s ESP PAPHIAN SOAP"
bf the TOILET, NURSBRY and BATH, will noe
ehsD the eKIN. Price Is cents per oaks.
:EESs "EESs PE PE saES:" saES:"
GHiSr. fxo1HIhI fxo1IsIriL L91 sLI6Aris Th a4ASf HASfIEs
PHALON D sON, Hsv York.
- sly Sold by All DYuRRiDts
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The COMMERCIAL CONVECTION AT MIN
PHIs.-Among the other things presented be.
fore the Commercial Convention YESTERDAY,
was q report recommending the establishment,
BY the Government, OF Bureau Of Mining and
Manufactures, . report tor the improvement of
the Aississlppi river, and protesting against
the construction Of bridges across navigAble
streams unless capable Of permitting the pass.
ago OF the highest steamers at high tide. John
y. Fremont returned thanks, In behalf OF his
directors, to the Convention for its resolutions
in respect to the Fl Paso Railroad, and statsd
that the bonds OF the company are quoted in
Paris At 70. gold.
THB LITTLD SIefIRs.-A new charitable
order has been established ct st. Louis, called
the Little Sisters. The Sisters procure dona.
tons Of food which they cook and serve to the
poor and destitute, aud one Of their rules
prohibits them from partaking of any food
except what u len from the means Of those
whom they supply. Another rule is, that no
person, male or female. under the age OF sixty
cupy.
p0The Canadians have wisely enacted laws
for the protection Of nsh in their waters durine
the season Of propagation.
u1SAvannah doesn't know what TO do with
ID bicycles. The Council won't allow them On
the parks, and the police stop Aem ON The
sueets. 80 : =
~W. d. Richardson. of CHICAGO. hss CON.
tracted to build the Lincoln m5p uWent a
Spnngneld for e1S6. $50 according to the design
Of Mesd.
~Pains offers to "shoos any man wet Of
New York or In Canada. for S50o or 81 100 a
eide" That u worse than shooting piseoas.
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GOOD MEDICINE.
DAVIS PAIN KILLER has for itself .
reputation unsurpassed in the history Of medical
PREPARATIONS. Its instantaneous eecti In the ersd-
lcation OF pain, and the verbal testimony Of the
masses in is favor have been and are its owl best
advertisements Every family should keep 10 In
their homes in of sudieu attacks OF mauy dis
eases in which IL 10 an Q ntidote. my Zlu
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THE SWAMP" IslBROGLIO,
WHY "SWAWT"
Another Complication.

The Celsred Cempesiter Douglass.
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Mr.. f. E. WHITB, Of Alexandria, has re-
ceived his commission as Collector of Internal
Revenue for the sth district O. Virgins, and
will at osce enter upon the duties of his office.
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GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence, b. 1,
SrBRLING SILVER WARE

ERRING BUT NOBLE.
SELF HELP FOR YOUNG Man, who having
Erred, desire q better MANHOOD sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address HOW
Phiadelphia, Pa. nv leeosm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-22

THE ELECTIONS IN TEXAS AND MISSISSIPPI
Judge Paschal, Of Texas, had an interview W
with the President to-day in reference to the
time for holding the Constitutional election in
that State. The President stated that the eIec.
tions in Texas and Mississippi would not be
ordered until after the election IN Virginia
though it was intimated, during the inter view
that the first Tuesday in August would prob.
ably be fixed as the day in both Mississi ppi and
Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-22

60 Justly celebrated, introduced to the public
about twenty -nve years ago, and no1 enjoys .
POPULARITY 9neSuailsd by any other medicine Sor
rheumatism, coughs and colds, scalds, burns, etc.
IL 10 without an equal Sold by all the princi pal
druggists--Datiy PIatRdeaIey, Clerelaad, Osio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-22

PROPOSED EMIGRATION TO NRBRAsKA.-
Commissioner Wilson, OF the General Land
Once, has Just received an application from
parties representing over one hundred Germans
OF different trades and professions in Ale
ghany, Pa, who desire information prepare.
tory to immigrating to Nebraska. They pro.
pose to purchase Zoo acres bet ween tue line
OF the Central Pacific Railroad and the Platte
river with view of forming a colony