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EDUCATI0NAL


HoNAkD INSTITUTE, BARNARD
uFehill et = buol 80 rCt. fs-i.ffss pkf.uts.l
sSGssI Ts1 r. and training sIPi'sr-~s csr..Y
bt,..,s Per snuum. Sifs. Obtain ,ir~nlar. =
fhof L. q. MATTHEW'S A NJ N.,thss.
9.e ros, otnce, Howard county. Ma aua e,n.
EOLscTln lNsrITTTE tisT5-T 81 .Is = =. -,
-, cLkssicchifa sc ssaad6tsr 80 snys, AsD
NJ open noNnAY, Septenb~F fsth n~st
n,t5s nts,y cs-s, per quarter, ~ w~eksi ssn
Academic Juuior, 10000 ~ b
Academic senior. q. r...r.- - ny
h'eeiISs slass-Tuition according 20 The .iniiSs
Circulars 10 be had At BAll.n;vne,- R,,t.,,r. "a,
No STREETS DIR. Tvslu- nrur store ,-.,r,sr GA
ana streets or of the pfirctral NV ~"
REv OLIVER CDN No I2I6F.,
lee rfo'' "i Mathematics IN western Nj Col
aul In
FkkDERICk FEMALE SEMINARY.
xy., DIHARrEREp lsso. 4 R-gr'g- CO.,. "p-'
VII G. ninenoe its Ie1t SCHOLASTIC y..Y ,,,b TN
Der 18th. French lady re.iss, ~ ~, =, sselsn-
Terms very moderate. 8 nd for a r., ~ ismtiy.
tanning terms. view If buidins. -, ~ " CON
President. - NANN - NJ.
RIVnRVIEw MILiTARi ACADEMY,
Otis BlsBEE, A NJ. Principal aud Proprietor
Nde svske, thorough going School for boy.
wishing 60 b. trained Tor Business, for College y,
Tot west Point, or the Naval Academy. iyI6l
AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY
IL AT AUBuRNDALE. MASS
Ten miles west a Boston Instruction thoronsh
Ssteiul complete. Advantages for Mu-ic, Painting
fIcnch and German, unsutp passed. Particular at
tentl@D paid 60 common and solid branches. Teach
neI year begins September 18th. Add-es- On as
" ShlN0- W. NV 4 .Sm
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REAL HAIR SWITCHES and CHATELAINE
BRAlDS, with large variety Of INITATION
selling very low tt 3. HELLER's, IT'S Market
vi I'm
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DROPOSALs FOR SUPPLIES.

)ROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Rooms OF BOARD OF scHooI. TRrs1EEsJ
fRAALIN SCHOOL BUILDING.
Sealed ed PrSgo.as viii be received until clock p.
nshhs the az .hi EeoR r., as st9ve for
Schools Of this city 0 ''ii'
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
sPenferian Copy Books SS SSsen 10 ao,.n
Davies Prin Arithmetic. dozen N u0Ae"
s@ns Gsfdep S@s. ipa and 8, op dS1en
Hillsrd's "a Reader, : dozen ~
: 4: n /" s $$z:%
intermediated Reaaer adoza,
Davies stm SGms SSslSr dozen
Colburn's Mental Arithmetic, p dozen
r I,ai Pract. Arithmetic, 2 dozen
Boxes Craycns, I2 dozen
Note Paper, not less than eight pounds per ream,
Letter Paper not less than twelve pounds per ream,
Cap Paper, not less than fourteen pounds per ream,
elliott i Pens. No sos 10 boxes
Small Envelope fine white, 100
Bottles S NAY Black Ink, Quarts 10 bottles
PenhodeIs, assorted, 60 dozen
B BaIili Bo @rsp HaPsa Papf e. ream
may from time TO time be required By the Trustees.
Corn Brocms, No quaiity,'t strings. Is dozen
Sweeping Brushes, large size, dozen
Feather busters, 8 dozen
Wash Basins block tin, 2 dozen
Towels, 10 dozen
Tumbiers. heavy glass, dozen
Dust Brushes, G dozen
Coal HOds, galvanized iron ) . dozen
Door Mats, dozen
Tin Guns, 3doZen
Stone Pitch ers. dozen
Cedar Water Pals, dozen
Dust Pans, dozen.
The qxantities named are estimated, ard more or
less may be required II more of one or more srti.
cles should be required they to DO furnished at
contract prices.
Articles not named in the schedule 10 be furnished
at the lowest market price and all articles reauired
t. be furn he'd from time to time ordered BY the
sub Boards.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all
Of the bids IL deemed adv antageous to do so.
WI, STEPHENSON,
au4-td For Committee.
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MOTTO E--An persons ia any manner creating o,
continuing any Of the rUisances declared by the
Board of Health hereby notified to forthwith
cease tine -ame cause their removal
II. M. STRIN8FIELD, NJ. D.,
n
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HEN ALBEKs'
1918 llth street, between and l.,
LADIES ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFEC.
TIONERY.
Furnishes the finest Ice Cream and Water Ices at
Wholesale prices. Try it, jyu-lu'
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KID GLOVES, &c.

LADIES WALKING SUITS, EMBROIDERIES,
UNDER GARMENTS, selling very low at 3. HELL
LERS, 7lS Market Space.
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0e0cH R%pors

'cs bdsS~s', bre<s-s' asd Coss -,,-r,.I ~.
Lewis Johneen 90, quote ssoek. "a -
hcme and foreiGn markets ~ follow, ~ o"eas 10
hfw 1okE, sept 2.-first Board-u a . -,
coupon, ns; be: ls62. coupon, li@-, N ia -
Don, III, ss, ls6S. coupon, nlS s ~. ps~ Ss<s
coup NV 1s, ls6, coupon. l'es 8 fls lsSs 60
eon lle's: 10 esos, coupon. los Currency g. in
Msriposs 5S' DO, preferred. - .Oantoa {. y Chr,
berisnd, 80 @. q, Western Cnioa T~Ieer.pe. ~
Quicksilver, s. Pacific Mail. Ssi: Boston "
ter Power, IE.; Adams Express, Is: We'll.
Es,, Esfso q cos EIpre... American Express. a:
ssr ssw York Central , ., and Hudson: %: DO. do
go; 90; Hsr,eu, , Yrsfd; =; ResdIns: -: Michigan
sE Illinois Central. KS; cleveland and Pittsbars
Jersey Central, loS. Rook Island, iisi mnrs1
kie and 81 Psul, g. Milwaukee and 81 Paul prefd
eEA: wabash and Western, -: Wabash and W est.
ern nj d =; For Wayne, sl Alton snd Terre n sutc
. OF d. Alton Ierre Haute pref -; CHICAGO a
Alton: ll24; CHICAGO a Alton. prefld, lll. ohio
snd missssipri Certificates. Ss7s Tenne.-ee stste
oe, old, Ca Tennessee State 6s new sli.s W
einls state 6s, old, 20 of a. North Car,a,ns "A.
~, %, new, Missourits So Gold, IIsS,a. . =.
Market strong. 80
GBy Cable
LoNhoN. sept. 2~-3 r. Msrket closes Can.ol.
tor money and scceuut. e2's Bonds. 81 OIL. ~
49, o. -, ~ =. - Illinois. us; Erie. IN. AZ
hntic, ~. stocks duh. BOnds 1uiet nv
IlNkh POOL. Sept 2S-a N.-Co'tou market -losas
d"il and hat. Sales, ! 90 bales niddling plands
"a, Mlddlipg Orleans, 90.
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Important from Usnlv

Public Reconciliation Of the Pope trih Roly.
cable Dispatch Of September 18th SAYS that
the Pope on that day rode through the streets
OF the Eternal City, escorted by squadron of
Italian cavalry aud by brilliant staff Of the
army Of General Cldorna. The conduct of the
Italian troops eNcites the ADMIRATION aud ap-
Ilause OF all pal ties. On Sunday the whole of
the garrison attended high meSs. General Ca
dorna in per- on. with more than ten thou sand
troops, attended divine sers Ice in the place aud
baslhca OF ST. Peter. The mas was celebrated
10y Cardinal Patrizi, who publicly says that he
never saw troops more respectful, well behaved
and devout In their bearing. The aspect OF the
city Is brilliant and animated In the highest de-
gree. Many residents OF Rome a-e returning at
an unusually early date, and the weather is
beautiful The Corso is througed from morning
till night. General Cadorna has regulated the
pohce OF the capital upon an undertaking had
with committee of the best cii.zers oil Rome.
Mu;ic is performed on the Pincian every alter
noon by the splendid Italian bands, aud the
change in the government Is regarded as a for .
gone conclusion, without violence or blood-
she'd.
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A ROMANTIC INCIDENT of the warfare in
in Alssce took place in a small hamlet not far
from Wasseionne. A poor old woman lived
there with her two granddaughters, aged
fifteen. During the evening OF tae 2ist two
Badese dragons alighted at the house. called
for meat and drink, and ordered beds to be
prepared Tor them. The women were forced to
WIN 1000 and wine they commenced playing
with one OF the girls; the young peasant seeiny
the danger to which her sister was exposed,
went up into the garret under the pretext of
fetching sDme sheets, took a gun which had
belonged to her father, loaded and cooked il and
then waited behind door; presently one of the
drageons rose and advanced towards a asideboard
to tske some wine when she fired, killing him
on the spot: the other. terrified, and believing
in an attack, rushed {, the door, and jum ping
On his noI &c, eaiioped of:
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@The King Of Sweden is an advocate Of NO.
mans suffrage.
NA woman's rights hotel is projected In
SiorN Ciiy.
NThe magnetic well in Chicago having been
thoroughly tested, the citizens think they prefer
whiskey.
@Mrs. Betsey Boardman received thirteen
votes for town representative in Woodford, Vt
D9r"The Fireplace" is the name Of q drinking
saloon in Chicago: Any one can get warm By
~Mrr. Mary Fitch 10 . bewitching lady bar
beress of Charlton. Iowa
s0A "self threading needle" having been in
vented, an anxious old bachelor wants to know
II some one can't design ''self-sewing shirt
button" I...
sz-A bill to encourage2Chinese immigration
has been introduced In the Oregon Legislature
UAt wamego, place In the extreme West
10 Q shaniy which beare the sign "Heres
Where You Get Meal Like Your Mother Ussd
aVA woman named Rome, who has moved I'm
reepectable fociety at Decatur, ILL.,, wss recent
y arrested on q charge OF poisoning her hus-
band.
s2uNo, my dear" said q mother 20 her
daughter. who had been taking Q nap before
dressing for q petty, "you needn't rearrsnRe
your hair. You couldn't make it look rougher
~The class just entered 1t Yale IA the ,.r.-
est ever admitted tnumbering nearly two hun
dred), and contains the first co,ored sfudent rhss
ever presented himself for admission.
oTThe patrons OF Husbandry In Ni.sour,
have SIDE degree into which they initiate horse
thieves. After the ceremony nothing can he
seen Of the candidate, and the around h All
nicely sodded over.
HRev. Mrs. Cutler recently occu pied the
pulpit OF a congregational Church at Lavrenee
Kansas, with much satisfaction I, fbe c,ns nsrsSs,
uon, who "were amused by the novelty Of hear
ing woman preach"
- "A young noodle in Ohio, recently cause
sne arrest OF bis sweetheart for biting his lips.
he was rallied good deal by the Police j usfice
and finally lett the Court, feeling very scheap'
~The Manassas (va) Gazette saws that
company Of engineers are nov locating the new
road which 10 TO run from that place to Evans
port, and from there into Pennsylvania The
surveyors are about eight miles from Manassas
at this time.
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BOSTON IS excited. The postma ster OF the
village has been experimenting upon the wo-
ran gus stion, and the result has been to play
the very deuce with business men. Ii appears
who instead of proving marve,s Of aptneV and
regularity, have blundered badly with the
mai's - the great disgust Of the respectable old
gentle men, who prefer TO receive their letters
with regularity to indulging in q slight firta-
ton at the delivery widow. Much talk is in.
dulged in about an indignation meeting, but we
trrst the Bostonians viii be more gallant than
TO hold one.-N. +, TeIe.rQm,
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A Kentucky.Ofncuity.

Ietegrdphed Erelusirely TO The 70 ming Star.
LouIsvHLE, September 2s.-Itis thought that
the dlfhculty between Col. Kelly, manag ny ed
ltor OF the Commercial, and GIn. S Burbridye
may be settled through the Intervention Of
friends Capt. Burbridse, second of the GEN
eral, arrived yesterday ID receive Col. Kellv's
second. Gen. Burbrldee - expect "a. The DIM
Guilty grew out Of allusions in the comnsrCsaI to
Gen. burbridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

PoLITIcAL.-A bolt is contemplated by part
OF the republicans in the eiohteenth congress
ional district OF New York against the nomina-
ton of James NJ. Marvin. A cllI has been
N. Potter, Alembert Pond, John A Hanson and
others The purpose of this is to elect John NJ
Carroll, the de emocraf c nominee to Congress.
II aIpea,s that the republicans of tue third
was nominated for Congress by the convention,
but Boles, the present member, sees fit to run
There is hardly room for two republic ln candi-
dates in that district. and the democrats have
reasonable hope Of succeys.
Tne republicans of the twelfth congression al
district Of New York have so far been Unable to
agree upon candidate. The district conysn-
ton met on Friday and ballotted several times
each ballot resulting in tie between two c canL-
dates Mr. Merriam, Of Lewis. and Mr.. Bagley,
OF Jeferkon-each having received sixteen votes
John Ball has been nominated for Congress
trict. Jacob 4. Amber, the Dr. rent repabI'ca,
representative, and who has been rero rinatcd
was e,ec ed by msjority of over three tsous and
and the district Is pretty sure to elect whoever
is nomirated by the republicans.
The republicans of the riueteenth district of
New York have nominated EliZr- III. Pr;ndle
ior Congress. Charles Knapp, republican. at
present represents the district, and was elected
by amajority of over three thousa aud.
y. >. Collyer Is announced as q candidate for
Governor OF Iennes see He is a democrat, and
represents the disaffected portion OF the party
Who refuse to support the regular cand date,
The republican convention OF the fourth dis
tTict OF Virginia hes nominated VIM. II. III.
Siowen for Congress, and the republicans of the
NTH district have nominated Judge Alexander
Rives, Of Aibemarle.
Burton e. Cook has been renominated for
Congress by the republicans Of the sixth nIi-
nois district. He will, of course, be elected, as
bis majority in 1858 was nearly eight thousand
John L. Henderson has been nominated for
Congress BY the democrats OF the eighth Indi-
ana district. The district is uniformly republi-
can by about two thousand majority.
X. Holland Dewitt. formerly member OF Con-
sress from the 2lst district OF New York has
again been nominated, he having received e.
votes, to "a for his opponent-McCarty.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

MIDDLErowN, n. Y, Sept. sS.-Lentz's New
YORK Circrs eyt'bited here last everIng, ana
lei6 during ne right for Patter IN, VT. At
Iul her detention WI eau: ID by hot Jour
nal, and the train WIS run in,o by expreSs ain
No. II at O'Clock this morning Direct, NJ
Wh:tebeck, of the circpS who WIS standing on
the platform OF the rear csr, was killed. and the
engineer ana fireman were injured. The track
being wet with heavy dew IL was lmp ossible 10
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TWO CENTS.
felegrepAed Eselxsirsl, % ne k,enina .sra,.

Ey''P"e1 HxesEstre1J 70 IN kreNfN1 Ssay.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2s-The Mayor, on behalf
Oh the citizens Of Montreal, has presented
An sddress 10 Lieut. Gen. Lindsay, who sails for
England next Saturday Special referenee "a
made in The address 70 the announcement
gwen by the Lieutenant General q the yolun-
teers IN Canads, and the cor udence they felt an
MIN curing tenlan raids. Gen. Lindsay replied
trieny. Col. Wo'sley has aI1ived ,.0m Fort
GrrIy, and will accompany Gen. Lindsay 10
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FINANCIAL AND CONMERCrAl-

The New York money market continues to
work with extrere ease 10 borrowers on cali az
four to sir per cent. with i've as tie ruling rate
Time loans for sixty days are negotiable AZ seven
per cent. lu commercial paper q moderate
business is doing, and approved scceptsnoes are
quoted at 60 sS per cent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES,

have made arraneements with one Of the lareest
nrms In California by which am enabled to sell. for
sacramental and comm union purposes, the purest
article, selected expressly for me. viz: SHERRY,
FORT, ,ANGELICA, m USCATEL aud HOOK; also,
SCUPPERNONG WINE from North Carolina;
pkf CATAWBA, from Urbana Wine Go; Those
Wines offer sale wholesale and retail, by hogs-
bead, barrel and half barrel. BY bottle and on
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Pa. av., Washington d. @.
also. No. "a North Charles st, Baltimore, Md.
WHITE CATAwBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, 81 50 per gallon. se6
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1s40. FOB THIRTY YEARS 1870.
Has that well known, standard, and popular rem
edy, the

manufactured by Perry Davis & Son. Providence,
X. L., been before the public, and in that time has
become known in sll parts of the world, and been
used by people of all nations.
Ii remains, to day, that same good and efficient
remedy. Its wonderful power in relieving the most
pain has been equaled aud ID has earned
its world wide popularity by i-s intrinsic merit. No
curative agent has had wide spread sale given
such universal satisfaction. The various ills for
which the Pain Killer is unfailing cure, too
well known to require recapiiuatiOn in this sdver
tisemsnt. As an exterual and internal medicine,
the Pain Killer stands unrivaled. Directions &C
Company each hottie.
Sold by all Druggists. SEE colin
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PAYMAsrER GENERAL BRICE, $. A, who
Wss recently injured by an accident in Bslti-
more is rapidly recovering, and was to-day en-
gagged in attending to bis official duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

Hon. HI N sY l.. DAWES, OF Massachusetts,, Is
in town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

SENATOR HAMLlN is clua'y sbrewd "a a
bpsin' man and as politician. We see it stat ID
that he is just row opening a new slate quarry
at North Arson, Maine.
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TIE NEw FIYTYCKST CURRENCY COUNTER
FEfTKD.-Treasurer Spinner this morning re-
ceived from w. II. Taught, OF Springfield.
Mass, a counterfeit fifty cent note OF the ne "
issue, bearing the ,ignette of Slant IN, which i,
the first one yet discovered by the Department
Gen. Spinner having authorized a statement
that he would give s5 for the first counterfeit of
this issue, the reward was claimed by Taught
and Gen. Spinner forwarded it to him this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

COMMISSIONER DELANO expects to reach the
cly f1-morrow morning, and - resume his Off
cip' duties during the day. HIS lame hand, We
are glad 10 learn, no longer gives him seriou.
trouble.
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Fire.

ALBANY, Sept 2s.-Tbe WORKS OF the Wash
inkton Moving Machine { Company at SANDY
HUI, were banned last evening. LIS yea,
levy. -
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ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN, we regret TO
hear, is again confined to his room by illness
lie has violent alta, OF bilious fever.
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REMOVAL OF GOoDs IN BoND-Secretar,
Boutwell, was to- day engaged in perfectins th
regulations governing the removal of goods /,
bond under the recent act of Congress, an a " Il
forward them to revenue officers throughout tn,
country in day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-28

1The census taker In Davis county, Iowa,
asked woman at farm house the age OF her
eldest child, and the reply was, you've come
around about month TOO soon.'
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NAPOLEON III. is the seventh French SOW
ereien deprived Of his liberty by the fate of
battles. Louis lie Debonnaire, in s2s, Was con-
fined by his Sons, with his secord wife, judith,
In q monastery. In s46 Charles the Bald was
made Q prisoner BY the reyoited mobiles. John
l. was made captive 1t the battle OF Poictiers.
He delivered up his sword to Belgian knight,
Denis de Morbecque. Louis NJ. was forcibly
conducted by Charles the Bold in the suite OF
the Burgundian army, which Vas going to be-
siege Liegeois, the kings own allies. Francis 1.
was made prisoner ct the battle Of Psy;a. Like
King John. he gave up his sword TO q Belgian,
Count de Lannoy, viceroy OF Naples Lastly,
Napoleon i. surrendered twice, In 1sia and ISIS.
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THH BLocKADED STEAMER HKRNANS Cons
TO SEA- Good Race u the Fight Fass.-The
steamer Hermann, OF the North German aud
Bremen line, on Monday left her moorings of
Staten Island and steamed slowly down the bay
Mhen Isst seen she was nearing the Hook, aud
confident expectations were entertained by the
Germans and their sympathizers that she would
De able to run the gauntlet OF the French gun
Hermann is q very fast vessel, capable OF steam
ing eighteen knots an hour, while the French
gun-boats are only rated Is Dine-knot crafup
liz seems more than likely that it In the intention
Of her commander, Captain Reichman 10 steal
out under cover of night, and give the gun
boats the slip. Once clear of Sandy Hook he
VIII trust to the speed Of his vessel. and make q
bold stroke for Vaderland.-y T. Tim.s.
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SPOTTED TAIL ON THE WAR PATH--The In
dian Bureau has received Information th at
Spotted Tail is believed to be on the war path
in Dakotah, and intends to attack the Pawn ,es
and the government surveyors in that Territory.
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A JEALOUS SuICIDE.-On Wednesday morn
ing a young man named Theodore DAVIS a
resident OF Glen Cove, who was by occupation
q coachman, committed suicide in a most CO )l
ard seh-possersed manner. About a week
before he left Glen Cove and went ID Jericho
10 live with his mother, where was stopping a
young lady TO whom he was - be married In A
fortnight be had dressed himself on the
above night for the purpose OF taking his
intended 60 ball, but few minutes before the
time OF starting romething went conf rary W n
him, ana he determined on self-desfrucfiou.
Coming down he said to his mother and inf ,nd-
will give me decent burial- They Thought
nothing of fhis-took it a ioke-but sS,n
after heard the report of pistol, and, rushing
ou,, found his body ly ing ON the ground, his
ball penetrated the heart. and death enssed in
an hour. Jealousy IL the only canse assigned
for the commission Of the rash aet.-y. Y. Her
aid, 26h.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

INTERNAL RRvENUB.-The receipts to-day
from this source were $3.50 ,lso 50.
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TIE ORDER corcolidating and reorganizing
the divisions of the Secretary's Office, Treasury
Department, which was published in THe STA a
short time since, Will be approved by Secre
tary Boutwell, and issued from the Appointment nj
Bureau TO morrow.