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Bill 10 Pave Pennsylvania Avenue
It's Passage by the House.

Hts Passage by the House.
MIR. COwles introduced in the House to-day
bill to pave Pennsylvania avenue, which was
passed. 1t provides that the Secretary OF the
Interior, Brevet Brigadier General n. Michler,
engineer in charge Of public buildings and
grounds, and the Mayor Of the City Of Washing
ton, or their successors in office, be, and they
are hereby, appointed a commission to deter
mine the best kind of pavement to be used in
paving PennsylvaRia avenue, and to have said
thoronenfsfe % ~ pave cs theTewith from the north
OF 1tth street west, a. hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2 Within ten days after the passage OF
this act the commissioners named shall meet
and organize BY the election Of president and
secretary from among their number, and shall
proceed to perform the duties devOlved upon
them; and within thirty days after they shall
nave nave Gessrminsd upon the M pavement to be used
nue. between the points named on the lowest
and most favorable terms possible, after having
caused notice Of the letting thereof to be given
ington, Baltimore, Philadeiphis and New York,
for twenty days prior to the letting, giving the
time and place Of such letting, and kind Of
the best and most suSstsntisi n manneG' nj eDnI and nd
without unnecessary delay; and that good and
sufficient bond, with sureties, to be approved
~ the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court of
terms Of such contract shall be strictly and
faithfully observed.
sec. 3. Ihe cost OF laying DOWN said pavement
shall be borne and paid for in the following pro-
portions and manner: By the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company for that portion
Of the work lying between the tracks OF Their
road, and for distance Of two feet on each side
thereof; BY the owners of private property lying
and abutting on said Pennsylvania avenue, and
in proportion to their frontage thereon, for that
portion of the work in front OF their lots or paris
Of lots from the curb line or said avenue to the
line two feet from the track Of the railroad
aforesaid; by the Corporation OF Washington
for the intersection Of all streets and avenues
and opposite to all public parks lying and abut-
ting on said avenue, except such portions OF the
Intersections lying between the tracks Of the
Washington and GeorgetownRa Railroad Company,
and two feet on each side thereof, which will be
paid by said company as hereinbefore provided
The said railroad company shall have the
right to construct that portion Of the pavement
which II is required to pay for, under the direc-
ton Of said commissioners, and If said railroad
company shall not construct that portion OF
said work with the same material, except be-
tween the rails, and in g. satisfactory Q manner
and as rapidly as the residue of said work shaIl
be constructed, then the same shall be con-
structed under the direction Of said commits
sioners in the same manner as the other nor
ton Of said work. The said railroad. com
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Another whisky Murder.
fele0repAed Reclusipels 10 Ne Eveusno Synr.

CLEyELAND. OHIO, June go Richard G.
Tong was fatally stabbed by Thomas Day in a
saloon on Saturday night The wounded man
died IN ten minutes aroer. Day wss under the
influence OF liquor, and mistook Tong for a
man with whom he had had an alter rcation in
the early part Of the evening.
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BOSTON, June 10.-The only son Of BENZ. NJ
Eastman, employed In the States prison, aged
eleven years, was thrown from the wharf into
the water and drowned, on Satui day night by
Edward Conners, also employed at the prison
Conners, as an excuse, says he thought the boy
could swim. He is under arrest.
james Flynn, aged "a, and George Sarl, aged
Is years, were drowned on Saturday night whi lie
bathing. E.f
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The Murder Mania I'm louisville -FOur
Fatal ARRAYS I'm Twenty.f0ur Hours.
fele1rapAsd 1sciasiveIy to TAs EvenSno Star II

LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-Three deadly aarays
occurred in this city on Saturday night, aud
another last evening. Sidney B. Wiley was
shot and killed by VIM. Sparks, aged 20 years,
Wiley slapped Mrs. Sparks, the mother OF the
young man, which led TO the homicide. While
the officers we're in pursuit of. Sparks, the body
of Wiley was robbed Of six dollars.
William Lacy insulted MRS. Carrck, when a
son OF the latter rushed upon Lacy with a knife,
and cut him down. He will die.
Franck English was struck on the head with
a brick, thrown by Charles Murphy, and is In .
dying condition.
Last evening, Dan. Conkling was seriously
wounded by Pat. Sullivan. He will hardly re-
cover.
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Nkw YORK, June 40. 8. Pine, n clerk in
the registered letter department of the post Of
nee. wss, this morning. arrested at the instance
Oh opeclal Agent Gayler, ON the charge OF en-
held for examination by Commissioner Shields
in default Of 5000 bail.
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keeping UP IN the defenccs With the afyan ,es
made in the mode Of warfare
fefiers being demanded on Mr.. Reama9'z
uoiion % strike out the enacting claa>c -
members voted In the affr native and 90 An the
negative.
The bill vas then read by sections.
Mr. Ninans (OhiO) moved % strike 0at the
INST paragraph srprcpristing zoe for the
forts IN Portland hsrbor, Maine.
Considerable deb ate ensued a. q the relative
m<rfts Of iron. stone and esrth fortitcsfions.
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Charge Not Sustained.
feJeGropAed Bscl2sScels 10 f7s Rve,s~s ~,

NORFOLK, june 2o.-The examination OF the
mate and crew Of the Italian brig Josephine
charged with robbing and threatening 10 xiii
the pilot IN charge of the brig was concluded
this morning before the United t.tes commits
sioner. The charges made by the pilot were
from custody. So
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MORE HOPEFUL.-It will be seen that the
Horse passed a bill to-day authorizing the
paving of Pennsylvania avenue. Our great
thoroughfare will get pavement yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

NEVADA EDITOR, in discoursing upon the
common (dreadfully .'common'D practice or
kissing bride, says, with good deal of sense
as well as fun: "we never had a bride that we
can remember, for the reason that we are too
poor and INDECENT; but should the future have
one in store for us, and IL any man should
enough from his nose TO exempt him from the
draft.v
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HAVANA, june 2o.-The English steamship
Dacia, with the new West India cable on board,
has arrived at Porto Rico, after pleasant pas
Of the new enterprise, is passenger. Laying
the cable between st. Thomas, Porto Rico and
Jamaica will begin immediately.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

Secretary Fish at Fortress Monroe.
Telegrdphed Ezclusirely to The Evening Star.
FoRrREss MoNEoE, June 2o.-The Hon.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary of State, arrived here
this morning from Washington, on visit to his
daughter, Mrs. Col. BENJAMIN. A salute was
fired from the fort in honor of his arrival.
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lINIQUE ENTERTAINMENT
" At HABMON1AL HALL,
OK MONbtY EVENING. 10Th JUNE.
ADMISSION. EIETY CENrS

DOCTOR II. SLApE. the celebrated Clairvoyant
Pr ysiciaD and Trance Medium. will give Enter
tainueDt for The ben ff Of the First society of Pro
grsssive spiritualists
several Spirits will take the control Of his organ
ism. enact their person lites. and give spec-
OF their peculiar STYLES OF orsfory. Among
thew two Indian Chiefs will control the Doctor, in
JEH Isdtan COSfEnss TO dance speak and inter pret
The Doctor, " no says he IL not musici.n, will, f
the conditions suitable, be controlled while in
the Trance to sing and accompany himself upon the
Doors open at p. m; to commence at $50, at
whleh time pTsctSsu. the will be closed anst
further sdissi Tits desired that all visitors will
be prepared 10 remain the close Of the Entertain
ment, as any NOV ements in the Hall will disturb,
perhaps freak the Trance, and cause the Doct jr
much physical suffering. je 1s-2t-
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday excepted,
At The Star Building,
SW. Corner Pennsylvania Av. and uth st..
EVENING STAB NEWSPAPER COMPANY,

THE STAR Is served BY carriers 10 their sub
.eribers I'm the City and District at TEN CENTS PER
yKEx or roRrY-FouR CENTS PER MONTH. Copies
NJ the counter, Two CENTS.
PRICE FOR MAILING Three Months, 81 80;
Six Months, $500; One Year, $500. No paper
srs sentf rom the once longer than paid for.
TIE WEEKLY sTAR-publisheA On Friday
Doraing-91.s0 year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

The LOST STEAMER CITY or BosroN.-A let
ter from MIR. Inman, the head of the Inmau
steamship line, il published. He admits that he
has given mp all hope of ever hearing from the
steamship City Of Boston. He takes occasion TO
reterate his disbelief of the stories set afoat
that she was overladen, and ascribes her los tn
a collision with an iceberg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

SECRETARY BKLKNAP returned to this city
on Saturday, and was at the War once to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

VICE ADMIRAL PORTER returned here on
Saturday evening from West Point, and was at
the Navy Depart ment this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

TIE NEW FRENCH MINISTER, Provost Pardol,
win bring with him to this city his son and
daughter.
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~General Mcclellan and wife-the latter n
invalid-are at Niagara Falls.
aT"Equine festival" is the Ohio name for
horse-race.
~George Francis Trains cottage at New
port In near "Spouting Rock"
~Philadelphia is threatened with an over
supply Of the founding market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

REsIGNEp.-A. q. Morrell, Collector OF In
ternal Revenue for the second district of Min
nesota, has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

DAVID CREAMER, of Baltimore, Md, is ap-
pointed to third class clerkship, Finance Office,
Post Once Department, salary 81 600 per an
mum, vice David 8. Burson, removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

The OREGON observation-disclosures from six-
teen counties in oregon give Wilson, democrat,
for Congress, sixty majority. It IL estimated
that his majority in the State will amount -
rs. majority OF the Legislature is probably
democratic.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvKNUR-The receipts to-day
from this source were 81 ,25l ,513.6s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PVRR WINS AND LIQUOR,

Having made arrangements with some ef the best
Distileries in the country for old whiskies offer
the following veil known brands st very low price,
viz: The ceIebrated Old Grow, seven years old, S5
lon. Robertson o. years old, IS 50 per gallon Old
Family Nectar years old 81 20 per gallon. The cell
don Ia Town Gin, IS per gallon. Stoughton Btters,
81 per gallon. Dry CAtawba still, lfrom Urbans
Wine COmpanv) S2.D per gallon. Scuppernong
still from North Carolina, % per gallon. All the
above is at least 81 per gallon cheaper than be
Libs raj discount to the trade. @. GAUTIIR,
Proprietor Of the celebrated Native Wine Bitters.
No. 1917 and I 219 Pennsylv ania avenue, and -
North Charles street, Baltimore Md jeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

stock and bond-holders OF the Schuylkill Nayi-
CATION Company, held this morning, ratiiied the
lease Of the canal and its franchises to the
merly published. There IL to be vote taken
within the next three days, but the vote at the
meeting was 70 unanimous that there can be no
doubt Of the result.
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1870. ga


Ihls NaIuAoIe Il amfiy Medlclne has been WideIy
and fsyorably known In our own and foreign coun
tries, upwards Of
THIRTY YEARS.
IL is an External and Internal Remedy. For Sum-
meT Complaint, any other form Of bowel disease
in children adults. it is almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt, been more successful IN
curing the various kinds Of CHOLERA than any.
other known remedy, the most skillful physician
In India, Africa and China where this dreadful dis
ease Is more less prevalent. the Pain Killer is
considered by the natives, well as European res
idents In those climates, remedy and while ii
is most efficient remedy for pain, it 10 perfectly
safe medicine, in unskillfu hands: Sold by all
Druggists. je3-eo&wlm
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ADJUSTMENTS.
UPBRA HOUSE.

ONE WEEK MORE.
IMMENSE INCREASE OF ATTRACTIONS
Thr most Wonderful Curiosity under the sun, His
Royal Highness
PRINCE SADI D'JALMA,
Tue MAN sERPENT,
xSGAGED AT A SALARY OF $500 FOB ONE
WEEK.
a Real Persian Priuce,l
THE MAN OF HUNERED FORMS AND THE
FIEND OF THE ENCHANTED LADDER.
The Great European Artists,
WALHALLA AND BTOPLASTIC TR0UPES :
IN SIX NEW rABLEAUX,
New and Astounding Fcats OF the Gymnasium,
To conc ude with the Gro gDinR Hydraulic Wonder,
THE ILLUMINATED FOUNTAINS.
With sal ~steT. Of = thousand ma gnihcent hues.
Admi-siOn-Dress Girl and Paraustte, 81 cents;
Upper Circle, u cents; Reserved Orchestra Chairs,
IS cents. Je2O
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Two Women and Man Drowned.
1eleQrQpAed kxclnsirslu 10 Izs Er<nsnn Stax

PoUGHKEEPslB, June G.-A small boat con-
tanning two ladies and two gentlemen was struck
by an unknown propeller of Milton at one
O'Clock this morning and stove to atoms. The
two ladies and one Of the gentlemen were
drowned. The propeller did not stop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

dste85uph<d ESc5tHceV 70 IHs 1ve"uV w.
PHILADELPHIA, june 20.-Gaul's old brewery,
occupied by John I. Belts, was almost DESTROYED
by fire this morning at one o'clock. Loss
SO 600, half insured.
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NJ A ATION AL TIL Z ATRE.
SHOO FLYi SHOO FLYii

Positively only one week.
COMMENCING MONDAY, yUNE20,
And N atinee Saturday Afternoon the original and
world famous
BRYANTS MINSTRELS AND BURLESQUE
OPERA TROUPE
From Brysnts Opera House, New York, under the
immediate direction and personal supervision OF the
MR.. DAN BRYANT,
who will positively APPEAR at every performance as
sisted by TWENTY TWO FIKsT-CLASS ART
ISIS. During the week the following Burlesque
Operas will be performed :-LUCRETIA BORGIA,
II TROyAT0RE, SONNAMBULA, THE GIRL
OF TIE PERIOD. and Dan Bryant's greatest New
York success, HAMLET, and the inevitable SH0O
Fly.
Sale Of seats commence at the Theatre,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE Is
e14-tf JOHN p. SMITH, Business Agent
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The CUBAN BOND IsvKsrreAr1oS.-Ths afi-

Howard bill providing for the construction Of the
Southern Pacific railroad comes up for discus
sion in the Senate this evening. road start
ing from some point west Of the Mississippi
river, on the parallel OF yicksburg, and run
ming directly west to the Pacific coast, Is to be
provided for. This location would accommo-
date the existing system of railroads In the
Southern and Middle States, and the larger
portion Of the country, better than any other
heart Of the South. Several parties have made
applications to Congress for the franchise, and
at one time II appeared difficult to decide which
should have II; but the well-considered action
Of the Senate has divested the subject of nearly
AL such troublesome complications. The indis-
the number Of applicants amazingly. When it
Was practically decided that the company en-
titled TO receive such . franchise must be con-
trolled by capitalists interested In the existing
roads proposed to be extended through to the
Pacific, and who wanted the charter for the
their own money, the matter Of selection be-
come sinPlihed, and little remains to
be done but to pass the Senate bill,
now pending, and necessary amendments
This great trunk line extends the existing roads
running from all parts OF the Union through the
Gulf states to the Pacific ocean. 1t should be
built at the earliest possible period The country
through which it passes, ,thoug rich in agricultu-
raj and mineral resources, h uninhabitable witt
out the proposed road. The Southern membe a
being more directly interested than others, Al q
almost unanimously In favor Of 1t, and there q
no good reason why the amended Senate bill
should not become Law this session. It's pass
believe, give immediate employment to many
thousand laborers and artizans, and within a
very short period Of time add many millions to
the general wealth Of the country.
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ALL's vEaELAnLE uCILIAl

HAlB BENEWEB
Has proved itself be the perfect preparation
for the Hair ever offered to the public to
Restore Gray Hair to its Original Color,
and create q growth where IL has fallen Of from
disease or natural decay.
h tctH prerent the Hatr from falling ont.
All who use il unanimous in awarding il the
praise Of being the best III .r Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on tfD Hair sent free by mail.
MAHrFAcIURRD ONLY BIZ
X. p. HALL CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. Je 3-eolm
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u HAMPsHIsH County. wa.
These SPRINGS. celebrated for their Alternative
pfoPertiss' are now open for the reception AAA
The Medicinal virtue: Of the Waters, its E: 1
by 70 ana Baltimore ene rends1s s i r.
most popular Of al the Virginia springs.
snd Rairo.d % S thu morning %aaas
and arrive ct strasburg at Ia O'Clock p. m, where
full EGsd . The springs 20 Early Tea parties go
can STOP q whshsster and take eosche: for the
Terms Of Boarding:-The price has been greatly
and others to spend the summer. $50 per month;
A splendid Band of Music is engaged both for
Daily mails and teiegraphic communications pro-
vided for a REGULAR physician Of the highest at
Fer descriptive pamphlets address the grogrietor,
THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
LUNG DNHSpSE NkW JERSEY, SAt
VIII be opened on the 18th Of June. E:0I
This magnificent hotel has over 600 ROOMS.
Piazza fronting the ocean 100 teet long.
For rooms apply at the Everett House, New York,
OF On 'hs premises W. B. BoRRows, propristor.
WIN. WILKINSON, superintendent. ieio I'm
A LIZ. =. sHHH12D : s2ss.
HAVING lKNovRD TO rHEIR NEW
IRON waREH0UsE,
s10 PENHA. Av.. BET. 9TH AND 10TH srs.,
fsoUrH sIDEJ
Respectfully sall attention to their assorsusnse o.
Gas FIXTUREs,
omDrisinG
ALL PATTERNs MANuIAcfvRBp BY rHH
Tucker HaAlfAssarias Co, Hsv Ymk
also those Of
Nitshsn, Vance q @, Nsv York
WHICH ARE SOLD AT AAAuRAorURl1U
PRICES.
Ehs Largest Stock Of
sAoHA'' CLOCKS, s.A
AANrIL 0RNAAlA1D
svsr exhibited h Washington, and ss IL
LOwEsf RAfIs.
Every Variety OF
SLATE MANfILs
nanufactursd, Of style and anish equal 10 ths anss
imported marbles.
fIRRA GOTTA AND IROu WARl,
OHIANEY TOPS. IA1rHIN YLU10s
VASES, DRAIN TILE, STATUS,
RIDGE TILE. sEWEB PIPIo, -,
Sole Agency for
MOULIy PATINT 1ABrH OLOeITs.
WscaI especial attention 10 our
rAsLos ssArssd "a t4Hsss. tL4nHTHsssss' TesaAs1s
eouDriang all the most improved varieties.
YOUNfAIH yBrS Of svsry style.
PLUMBING, GAS and efEAA FITTING,
Of u most sxtsusvs charactsr and Of ell dssoriD-
Usii snd sIsaiSs or etoek and salsGooas. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

n @. REICHKHnAOM's Paa,s ssere,
t. Ne. &2 liza Srest, eSsve Pessa- Asenss,
Al. ,. C GHss.sL,sagIp ss MI y p 0v.n 20 YEAIsS m.
~ e 9: s.:sf;sis
ne e % =: f,.s .a
Organ Tuning a.d RspeiriaG. sSs-iy-
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
10 MI FORMER OUsTonRRs AND rHE
u.v, PUBLIC IN GEEERAL; 90.
1si =: :s:sSsr: q: soor adI 80.
:s1ies. q IPSff IHSfs ;fs sLaSkfsfcs GSsslPsa
Co., where win be found Q large assort-
y and
.on Ds sif R51s !. sss s..
P.sEns .ttsSdsd 3 :; sse :Soes:.s essss and
M 1 LIsER By.
$50 IEsss4,stisEEtEss Hss, sEtEsg.s, gq.vss,,v..& r
Between sth and ieth strests. -
Hees @ inform her customers and the ladies sener-
srsnss Al The %Tifr rs ss6RPeHEs
SRRNSR sss nv eel "a he, sntEe ssoek g
4 a IanEasf shcRrHf6s Hhn assa iar the Ssgt S93ps
sss eoS,1.s. s:i an rsaunss from Ne. York her
af ] =. P,s:s5.s ass !. .gs
MAssLE .eHUHE1m
MIRBLE AND SLATE MANrELs
a.s. .sa &. s.s e';e fcl !: NY
sss, near the Treasury Department.
my2i-ly VI. RUTHERFORD.
NA1PEMTBY AAD BVILDIN0
NV. DIAIs,
cARPENTER AND BUILDKK,
p prepared % undertake and Anish 20 sasisfscssou
S6sSst ~ ssh + .ss n: III: fsEssu.S - .
sSeE. r.s:ses. s:s 3. sfs is;i4r:s z SHOP ses
I IPPIHGoIT IEnkIE IEeIITUIE,
Il oAAkLks srsEFFIr Frt.NIEoTRn tAyIEESTn m
select BOARDING end Day sehool. H1sr; iseirty
spsasi T ssssnssss a siVss os . huao and orps.ss-
0est see beardins ysDils b Hnsiish department
For cirs1isrs co.t.a.ans nm information address
S.H-sozEi, IIv. Iv.y.A.LIPPIHoorrAm
iE:.ssaiGS EEssssE
Isis .sssoa q So.ss ss er.ss ssaeot ,. sse..ea
the Ss sss PA rsIsc s,suss ,s.
Baltimore, ID. xA'H fiAssos,
s: si.:; Z. S::ss:: ::
MEDlcAL BODY BATfEkY-ro be worn on
6.,., ~ sasbSty q iinsi ssrs nssls ioE As,sns
Beck, cAsa. escnseh, Islds or Limb: for Pam, LO-
spi.s n rive Cd rsssasiie indursisoss ~hics
ss1 s:s asss.s ssss sisss
khiSsfr:Is khiSs 81: y scs o." An sitstss sss 90: w r.
D. RVfWIsLH, and 8. CALVRRT FORD.
0EO. r. BO0Hns, General Agent,
eUr-eo&v0 BoGtpp, nae1s
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THE DEPARTMENT OF LAw.-The bill Great
ing Department of Law goes into effect on the
first Of July, or about the time Mr.. Hoar s
successor win be ready for duty.
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Death Of Rev. DE-. No0al.
l0NnnAe6 knc1ssin>1.s A - RDu8n1 -.

PHILADELPHIA, june 20.-The Rev. b. Fl.
Nadal, ID. D., President of the Drew Theologi-
cal Seminary, at Madison, n. j., died there
suddenly this morning at 6o'clock.
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THE DARIKN ExrEDITIoN.-Adyicesfr from the
Darien surveying expedition 20 Nav 3Oth have
been received. On the 18th, new wer king party
under Lieutenant Hubbard, started Tor thS,
front torelieye Lieutenant Hitchcock and party.
who bad conducted the survey from the bay OF
San Bias 10 point thirteen miles inlsnd. The
return squad arrived at the beach on the 18th,
hungry, ragged and exhausted. on the same
date Lieutenant Hubbard reported from a point
fourteen miles inland, by the line Of survey that
the highest elevation vet attained was only I9G
feet. The commander OF the expedition. u is
now believed, will continue his survey till one
OF the surveying parties shall have crosset -.
dividing ridge and communicated with
survey from New York on the Pacific side.
the date Of our advices. Lieutenant Hubbs
party had surveyed twenty miles from
beach, at which distance the highest ].
elevation found Was US feet. The surrOunl
country was very rugged and difficult Dou
transportation had been abandoned and pro.
SONS Tor the working party were sent forwl-
in small quantities on the backs OF the men. -
the 10Th OF May Capt. Leefridge ordered Mos.r
and Bowditch 10 60 20 the head Of Lieutenant
Hubbard's line, and from thence strike a south
southeast course and endeavor TO reach San
Jose or some other river on that line flowing
towards the Pacific ocean. There Is no sickness,
but the men are dissatisfied and five have
deserted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-20

The TAX BILL.-The Commissioner OF In sr-
nal Revenue was in conference Saturday with
the Senate Finance Committee on the House
tax bill. Some important amendments have
been made, but the income tax is LETT where the
hou e nxed 1t at three per cent. with fifteen
hundred dollars exempted.