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A DIsAPPoINTsD LovRR PoIsoNs HIMSELF
On Friday last Joseph Key committed suicide
at Dover. Delaware, by taking eight grains OF
strychnine. The Wilmington Commerci A saws:
hev was about twenty I've years OF rye; was
a laboring man, ana had beer living with a
gentleman few miles from town; was gener.
ally known as quite well-meaniny man. aud
sound in both body ana mind. He b ID been
visiting young lady in Dover for some time
past, but on last Frioay morning she told him
10 leave the house, and never ID enter IL again
He then said IL he cou Id not he would kin him.
s-it and fmmt diately went to the druggist for
strychuine. He bought the poison aud retur d
totn, mouse where the young lady lived, and
showed to her, and again told 10 lie we He
took cup from the table, In which he put the
drug and some water, dissolved II we'll and
then drank IL and lett the house. He diei in a
snort time. He was an EnglIshman by birth,
but had been in this country with his father
and brother for a number Of years.
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TIE N..-TF IHEETINH AT hNNATULTS JUNC-
TIoN.-Tbere hid been over 80 tents erected
on the camp ground near Anrapoi's Junction
last evening and a number of Others are ba,ug
put NJ to-day. II is thought that the entire
number viii ba over 900. The trains lsayIn-
lar &c numbers of the Washingtonia"s and the
travel - tn camp will De immense during ITS
continuance
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TEMPERANCE EXCURSION. - ON : Saturday,
next the Columbia Temple of Honor aud Mar
tina Washirg'on Social Temple give a moon
hght excursion TO tue White house on TIE
steamer Arrow. The parry will be select, as
the tcks g are limited aad he hours ara MOI
oppcrtune, leaving 7th rect wharf ct 6 D. N
anu re'U ming at 10 p. m. inst think of il
four hours on The PotOm by moonlight. ard
only hity cents for a gentleW an and lady
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HE GREAT VEGETABLE
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COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TIE
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nR. LEWIE DAVIS DENTAL AssoUuA
~ TIOH
No. $50 PRNSeYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between l2th AID 18th streets
TEETH ExrRAcrED wIryoprp.n

30 charge win be made for extracting " lere AZ.
unelal Teeth are inserted, although the
pauent VIII be required 90 pay for tn
surgical operation when performed which SD
VII Dc deducted when the teeth are made rhs
ala ssI.sn noS PREPARED % make Teeth 90
Yma, and Boston prices. All perpons vishi az AZ !.
al WORK done can have &c cheap . in the above
and best manner. and varra pted 10 rive enffrc
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A FULL-SIzB PLYING ACHrNR.-At a meet
Ing Of the Aerial Navigation Company held on
Friday, July -, in San Francisco, il was voted
TO raise the necessary funds TO construct an
improved Avitor Of large size. The opinion Of
the engineers OF the company was unanimous
as to success so far, and the feasibility and
success OF the projected flying ship. II Will
be about $50 feet in length, 20 70 20 feet diam
eter Of the gasometer, with propelliag blade $
on each side Of the center, describing a radius
OF about l6 feet The propeliers are shaped,
like q steamships, with two blades each
very light. They will be driven by a steam
engine OF i've horse power, weighing, with
boiler, connections and water, s30 pounds
The planes on each side for floating the
machine will be about 20 feet wide at the
center OF the machine, and made in setions, 50
they can be depressed or elevated at pleasure
with the rudder or tail. The framework will
be made by KImbail Il Co., the carriage
makers; the gasometer will be made in sections,
so that in the event Of accident 90 one section
the remainder will be suflc for all practi-
cal purposes; indeed, IL is claimed that the
ship can fly through the air with such speed
that the sustaining power OF the planes alone
will be Sufficient ID MAINTAIN the Avitor in
mid.air. the gasometsr will be made prob.
aoly, Of thin muslin or silk, ssturate wi n
gutts.percha. 1t Is TO carry four persons, and
will be ready for trial in sixty or ninety DAYS
TIE result Of this experimen will be looked for
with great interest all over the country.-San
Francisco la tetia.
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DROPOsALs roR COAL AND WOOD.

DROPOoALe FOB COAL AND WOOD.
srrg PosT OFyIcR DEPARTMENT,
OHfIcE OF pnsURs.Ne CLRRk AND eur'f,S
s..,.s p,.,o..,. I'm =. , AsenSS - ce
ubtil the &St tDstant Ct II II fog the deliver -
storsRe q % tors @ 80 lbs bbest WHIf6 ASH
A1IakAClfE COAL, Ne. !, OF broken siss, for
50 tons SO Ibs.D best LYKHMD VALLEY. fer
30 esrls 80 seesoned OAK woOD.
so eoSds best BAkkRS' PIuB WOOD, sea-
Cd
The DspaFtment reserves TIE r,shs A ,.;.,t N,
or aay Dertion Of ths btas ree.ivsd
80. A. ncOABruBY,
- any kine Of AeFcAandise Ain lace 49,
roS Rent. > i. uAfrHRW0, 353 Psnu.yiy, 4.
ma aveIue, between Sth and IN, An e. ts
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SIX PER GENT. BUILDING AssocIArIoN.-At
2 meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of this
assoeiauon On Tuesday evening, Mr.. X. L.
aeIn.s was elected Secretary IN place OF Mr..
n. Tonry, n signed, and Mr.. fhoS M .3ill
Dneetof; 70 MI toe vacancy caused by the
election Of Mr.. Harris 10 the secretaryship.
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Mr. Q; II. BLISS, superintendent OF Sewers,
&c, - having neat and substantial bridsea
placed over all the gutter eros.in % AZ tia
seetloas OF streets and avenues, which will
effect quite saving 70 the wear and te,r ~
vehicles. ~ '-' Va
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CONTRAT AwARDED.-The contract for tn,
construction OF a sewer ia 18th str ct, Tom
Pennsylvania avenue to Mas. lchul stts ave-
nue., has been awarded TO Mr.. NJ. g. Reg aolds,
who has commence the work.
THR WEATHER.-Range Of thermometer at
Franklin & Cos, opticians, PA Pennsylvania
avenue, IN the shade, to-day: 9 o'clock A. IN
&c degrees; H. 77i II, 17i II m, 7e; p. M, sO;
2, g.
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TEE BOYS IN BLUE-Ersliminary Sens 10.
cards ReOTgdni .dttOH.-A me .tIng OF the Execu-
tive Board Of the "Boys IN Blue" was held al
i07 street last evening and a permanent or
ganIzation was eject bv the election of NJ :
w. T. Mott, ofthe Third Ward. Pre- tdeut: Nj =
z. +. Moseby, of Georgetown. Secretary, and
Captain w. Il. Slater. of the Fifth Ward, Treas
urer Preliminary steps were taken towsrds
Thorough reorganization OF toe Boys In Blue
and resolution was adopted calling on the
commanding General "a. GRANT, for "a report
on the condition of the command, the amount
ofproperty on hand, resources, &C.
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OFFICE OF Tue GEHgRAL s6PERIs-
" fsNDENr TRsAsUkY BUILDIEGs.

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HOWARD DIVISION, s OF T.. held a msetin 2
last evening at Union League Hail ana .s,.s
tbe transaction Of the routine business an
original Biography of Reformed Man. v..
rad by M. Edward johnson, and q song bv
Miss Carrie King. "
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MANFRED q. BATTRY.-Mr Battey, aIlas c.
q. Lewis, who we awe ted in New York "a
the charge OF forging the name of f. f.. Spiu-
ner. UNI: d Sta TREASURER, to a che ck TO :
sos 16. was Gle X il the Tr'a-urer. Sp,n-
ner's office. He c me irom Treaton, N. J., and
was about twen four yes of are. He was
clerk for ive ys lrS in that office, and while
there mrrried, but lost his W fe by death last
March. Treasurer Spinner, on receiving in
formation OF the illegal use of his name. imme.
diataly teleeraphed - the b.nkers, Messrs
Smith. Randolph IL Co, of the whereabouts OF
Battey, who was in New York on leave of
alb. ehee.
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SEE RIwARD oPYsRRo In another column for
a Loot watch and chain.
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EDUCATIONAL
"A { A ID L M
OF rHE
SACRED HHART OF MARY.

The Dominican Sisters viii reopen to- ir ac.s
emy tor houns Ladies', MONDAY. septemfer stb
Nreins svenue. S1l bet~ cen eth and 7tL sts
Every attention will be given 20 the moral as
their care. WV e"eer
The Female ParoshiaI School OF Sc. pon,,,,.
Parish in the basement Of Sc. Dominic q Chnrchs
VIII eoniinus under the charge Of the sIsters.
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BASE BALL.-Tne treasurer OF the National
Base Ball 1 lub received tnle gram last night
from tie PR 'ident OF the Oriental Use Bail
Club OF New York. acc .pting a challeng e to a
match game, and fixed tomorrow as the day
of the game
The Mutual Club, OF New York, will arrive
IN tbs city on Sunday mornlny, and stop at
Wilards' Hotel. They will play the Nationals
on Mondey afternoon, and the Olympics on
Tues day.
The match yesterday afternoon between the
Orient1ls, Of New York. aud the Pa time OF
Baltimore, Ia the latter city, resulted OrIentais
16, Pastims Is.
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I r. i s I N
FORMULA OF
DR.. JOHN wilkins,
jyi4-essm BALfIA0R0, Nd.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
s,bls, but as the ,mperous leader OF Spartan poo

sble, but as the imperious leader Of Spartan poo
pie he " no more.
The long patent nl-fecng Of the people against
the Brazilans throughout all the provinces OF River
Ia Plata beginning 10 develop itself In street
quarTels and brawls whenever occasion OfferS.
very serious affair occurred on the I7th OF January
at Montevideo. An Italian passing cafe where
some Brazilian soldiers were drinking, one OF the
latter sLruck the italian on the hat knocking II on
The ltala abused the soldier In hrs own language,
and mob OF people collecting an assault was made
upon the Brazilians and light ensued. The police
attempted 70 interfere. some shots were nred and
two Brazilians since dead) were wounded. The
ori1cer IN charge OF small brazilian force came
with his men TO interfere. The mob, now numbering
about 1000 people, received them Win
insulting cries OF Alerte los Hl1cdcOs"- death 10
the mOnkeys-wlth which cry volley of stones were
thrown at the braZillans obging them to retreat IN
haste. They endeav0red to take refuge In the dwell
ings IN the nelghborhood but were repulsed by the
Inhabitants.
Much interest Is felt in Rio Janero In Brazilian
circles as regards General McMahcn's continuing
with Lopez after his retreat from his capital.
1t IS the general opinion Of all well informed Amer
leans In Rio Janelro and on tile River IL Plata
that General Mcmahon Is q gentleman well qualneu
to understand and appreciate the true state OF affairs
in Paraguay, aud that he Will neither by 'onssion
nor commission" do any act tnat Will bring discredit
upon himself as ocer or disgrace upon tue nag Oh
the country he represents. lie remained al the head
quarters OF Lopez until q few days previous TO the
capituation. when he started for Asuncion. When
on the 9th the allied forces occupied that city II was
learned that he had continued ON 70 the eacainpnent
Of Lopez, N the mountains.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
hQSalaLf MURDER N INDIANA.

knox, Ind. trcb 1ol correspondence Of Cincinnati
Cof1inercal.l
In this place. last summer, o diricuify between
John Chapman and n. s. collins resulted In the
death OF Chapman by pistol shot nred through hls
heart by Collins, he tCbapmanI having previously
fired q load mt Collins, without, however. taking
effect Collins VINO gave himself up at the time,
was released on ban ana his trial set for next
Collins attended q meeting OF n Debating club at
Cedar Lake SchoohOnsc, near here, and while occu-
pyng the door was nrel at through window, the
load hitting hsm IN the face shattcrnv hts skull and
dashing his brains against the blackboard. The
verdict OF tho coroncr's inquest was that the de-
ceased came TO his death from w0un IL caused by ~.
teen bucksnot ireh from n suot gun by an un-
known person.. Yesterday James and Frank Chap
man were arrested on charge Of committing tue
deed. the opinion Deing general that they murdered
him M revenge for Killing their bro her. Collins was
married man. nDOut tllsrty years OIL, and ieafes
vile hnd several chni ifen. There u tonsidcaue e.
cssencut ~ thi~ vriiiav ana tIrcas are nAae 0i
%f.setis lic eiliiic rAapIian family.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
TIE TAXING or NV usLtaas.
NEW YORK. Fob. 20, 1859.

NEW YORK, Fob 90 1859.
To rHg EDITOR or rnE HERALD
In his communication ol this date upon "the taxing
OF New Orleans,u your correspondent makes state
ment which cannot be authenticated. as he states.
by any facts connected with the passage OF the forts
below that city. We are very Wiling that the
mortar notilIa" should participate. ''share aud
share axc.v In the distribution oi the prize m0ncy
TO DO awarded for that gallant act0n. aid W. kn0w
that Admiral Farragut has always expressed the
opinion that those VINO served IN u fully euiltcI
to tho benefit; buf we take exception To the COZ
Guiding paragraph, wnicn assSrs that "hal the
vessels attempted to pass the forts without the ala
OF the mortar fleet eyerv ycsse would nave been
sunk or disabled and New orleans would not have
been ours" This se dirit os tue writer Is not war
ranted b. any facts" the lombard nent OF the NOR
tar i0tlla was dirested against Fort Jackson aud
did most excellent service but Fort ~ phliip was
beyond their reach. ana Admiral farragut ran taat
gauntlet without their assistance AN proceeded up
to New Orleans.
We give All glory 10 the officers OF the mortar ncct
and readily admit that thcy dd thcir work gaaity,
but We do not like aa assef sOn which takes away
single star uf houor from our fearless Admiral.
From hts well known charAoier A. man and from
MS unparnl cled achievements at Port Hudson and
Mobile bay, where he carried out nls Usual plan OF
action without mortar boats no ono eau possibly
assert that he would failed Dut for certain fAcil
tics on the con.rary II N the opinion OF many that
ne would have tho forts on the Misstssippi and
taken the city OF New orleans against even greater
obstacles than opposed h,m; for whnn he makes up
his mind " DO thing no akes the responsibility and
dpea IL
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
Quiet the Tstilmns-No iails--Thc Local
Tax Question Appealed TO Boaota.


Panama is particularly barren OF news at this
moment No revolution, no smallpox, no yellow fe-
ver-nothing In fact, beyond the shooting Of or
three menhas occurred since my last to create the
slightest sensation. We have had no arrival from
Australia, as that line appears to have been
pended; no arrival from Central or South America;
news from anywhere except what has already
appeared in New York.
The Thomson Gold Mining Company, who have
been working about fifteen miles from Panama for
time past to think they have struck sill
yer lead, and their hearts are made glad thereby.
though the strike may tighten their purses the rst
thing they know.
on the 1ltn inst, in the afternoon, Jamaica mig
ger entered the strong or the British Consulate
and stole 81 200. He was discovered and $1,000 got
back from him.
On the 7th homeward bound passenger from San
Francisco named Antil found dead the rail-
road station.
The authorities have commenced seizing and SELL
ing the merchants goods at Asplnwall to pay the
taxes; 50 case Is made, and the whole thing Is at
last TO go to Bog0ta.
Matters appear 10 be quietlng down at Bogota, the
sword there being more powerful than the pen. 1t
looks as II the conservative party crushed out
by the liberals
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ON the otn utino tho war vessels attached 10 the
South Atlantic squairoa wore located a. follows
Tho nagsllp Cucrricre, Fear Admiral @. n. DAVIS,
was at Rio Jane.rD, bur was expected to sail tor
Monlevdeo about the 5th inst
Tue tinted states steamers Pawnee, Captain J. NJ.
n. Cliil and the Wasp, iieutenant Commander w.
A. kirs aud. were ~ AOrteyidse.
The Tinted states steamer uuinncbaug, Com
mairlcf q. barrett, was ~ Bulus3 tNrct
To United states s.eantt KlbAla was at Corr
cnies uut was eNpceled ~ l1&Ft ,F Mu0tctideg.
ihn health 81 III s4g.s,.eSN wsi suVl.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
AFFAIRS N ARKANSAS.
Little Rock Feb. 10y correspondence OF the CHICAGO
Tines--radcal.l

Little Rock Feb. 10Y correspondence Of the Chicago
Tilnes-radica.
Politically the situation Is as natering a. the most
ardent advocate OF martial law could desre Civil law
having lust been restored over the last remaining
portions OF the counties Of Ashley. Drew and Brad.
ley martial law exists only In the lessons OF the past
IN The counties Of Green, Craighead, MISSISSIPPI
aad Crittenden. In all the rea ming sections OF the
State a. peaceabe condition OF affairs exists a. In
any part The Union. In each and every county COM
panes OF state guards or home militia have been or
ganired VINO, being oicered by persons approved by
the Governor ana placed at the disposal OF the city
authorities are held responsible for the most perfect
peace and security for life and property Following
up the present line OF action Governor Clayton WILL
without doubt soon have by far the best organized
reserve militia Of any of the states. At the same
time the active forces OF militia have been nearly all
d1sbanded.
In the counties OF Green, Craighead and Missis-
sipp also, though still under martial law, reserve
been dtsbandcd. Here, too, within q few days, tho
civil authorities have boon restored. Martial law
win then have ceased 70 exist throughout the whole
Of the state save q force Of ffty men, now a that
remain In the state. Here, unfortunately for the
Interests Of the state occurred some most endisn
outrages by the militia. The perpetrators however
justly pad the penalty with their lives. Several
executions have also taken place By drumhead
court martial In which tho parties justly sentenced
were a. Justly executed. Not one but IN well regu-
lated community would have paid the Same penalty
whom 20 much ado was made was proven guilty Of
connection with The attempted assassination Of
State senator Barker during the last campaign, as
also OF several other offences te least OF which was
participation Ia the destruction Of the Arkansas
arms
The New York herald., 1869-02-22


als0 ADVISED him 10 send some of his young men 70
Bombay college TO learn European WAYS, and that
tnen nc need have no fear or the Egyptians u hs
army were commanded BY men who could teach an
army 70 light Into his charge lac recommended
Alto samuel fayorte OF Tneodorus and trend q
the captives during their captivity, ana several
other chiefs who suffered Imprisonment at the
hand OF Theodore.
Kussai on the spur OF tho moment, promised
faithfully to do what Sir Robert Napier suggested.
Alto samuel ~ his greatest favorc, ~ be was OF
Theodore and those chiefs, with distinguished traits
about them, have been well cared Tor. IL IA now
that nc is beginning 70 bestir himself In adopting
wnat Lord Napier suggested. lie Ia now living AZ
Ayun. but has mad q little war since we left with
the arch-roDDer chief. walda Yasous, OF Amba
Alei Waida Yasous Is prisoner at Axum In
sal's hands, garrlsoned by hIs own musketeers
wada Yas0us brother has been slain IN battle
Prince Kussai offered Captain speedy the interpret
on for the English army, $4,000 year n ne would
stay and teach his men the use OF muskets and
army drill before lac let AbyssInIa. This oner was
bruitcd abroad. even 20 China, and adventures
from all Countries are docking mere.
There are two Engshmen and one Frcnchman with
Prince kussai There was another AZ Massowail--haf
German, hall Frenchnan--ubout preparing tO follow
the same track to the royal camp at Axunl. There
are Two ... g. Alden seeking 70 get o pas.
NAMED Colonel KlrkhanT, formerly t' Colonel
Ia The Chinese imperIalist army; the other,
strange 70 say young man named Burns from
that either they viii be very useful TO Prince kussa
or that the Prince will be useful TO them. II ,hey
are really good men they will do well Ia Abyssinia
as the Prince Is q liberal MASTER Tue continual
bugDear and menacing phantom OF Kussai's dreams
are the Egyptians, wlO az he says, "encr0ach ike
mist upon his territory" The Egyptians are not
nearly so ready TO encroach upon his country rs
they used to be- The tale OF those arms aud cannon,
nianncd and Uflicered by Eng Ishnen which has
lost nothing by beng repeated, has served ior tne
nonce as an effective check against any aiao
crusaders.
IL is reported that ambition has been faithfully
incuIcued IN kussa by nis foreign oliccr', aiu
according TO rirrean Information ae il'enos 70 % 90
something mntsbam fsery Eool. What tiaI ihay
bc = safely locked IN tie b1soms " h' sVAnAci'pfl
and In hss own. 40 mas beea trying ~ sakt u