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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-26
ASSEMBLY HALL.
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY.

FOR SHORT SEASON ONLY,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY EVENING,
'tf' et OCTOBER lsr. lAs
PROFESSOR ANDERSON,
Wizard Of the North, assisted by the beautiful
LEONA ANDERSON. 100 Presents given away
nightly. Doors open at 7, performance COM
mences at o'clock. Admission, 35 cents Re-
served Seats, so cents. TO be had at the hall
during the day. DR. l.. REESE. ! -
SO 26-l0t E Agent
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VIRGINIA NATIvEISI. In both Vir.
glnIas the Conservatives raise the cry.
Virginia for Virginians," that is. The eS.
elusive control of the state by native,
white, Conservative, non-producng Vir--
ginians This is, modest, considering that
such Virginians are candidates for fortune.
and political Office, by the hundreds of
thousands in all the states of the Union;
considering that the citizens Of other states
do not refuse them equal privileges
considering that they have never done
anything for the development of their
native states; considering that they are at
constant war with the inte css of the
working masses; considering that thew
make the working masses pay mostly ali
the taxes, while they spend their lust
tributes IN ease and luxury, schemes for
office and plander, and for the oppression
Of labor. 1t is, indeed, modest! but,
gentlemen' of this kind have always
been modest! since the days Of Captain
John Smith. West Vagiqia Green Brier
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
WILLIAM I. BAILEY,

REAL. ESTATE AGENT AND AUoTIoNEER
No. ELEVENTH. STREET. BRrwERs
MAIN AND BANK, eI
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, w
Has on hand for sale, Estates and Farms In
every section of Virginia handsome Dwellings
and desirable Building Lots in this city and the
town OF Manchester. and beautiful Lots in Ten.
ningsyiie. my 26-dsv &wem
------- -
~ H. ohAspLKR. ALPRRD MoRTox
CHANDLER & MORTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
uoRsER BANK AND TRsrH STREETS,
oc 23--d&swtf
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BSSH REMEMBER THE GRAND RAIL-,
at Assembly Hall tonight.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
M9@ LARGE OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
BREEDEN & FOX
Are now opening their SECOND SUPPLY OF
WINTER DRESS FABRICS,
which will consist of
AN EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE
VARIETY IN ALL THE NOVELTIES
OF THE SEASON.
BREEDEN & FOX,
sc Zz-iOt 401 Broad street.
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kfS" SPOTSWOOD COAL YARD.-I
have renewed my lease on the spotsw ood Coal
Yard, and am now ready TO receive orders for
winter supplies of FUEL.
ANTHRACITE COAL for CRATES, stoves and
furnaces
WINTERPocK, CUMBERLAND and MID.
LOTHIAN COAL; gF Te
West Virginia SPLINT COAL;
SOFT COKI for stoves and ranges;
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed and split,
(Sindling) W. s. Pitcher
ly 23-3m
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NEW ORLEANS.

CHARLESTON, September 2G.-Ths
Peoples bank Of South Carolina, the
Peoples savings bank, and the South
Carolina loan and trust company have
suspended currency payments. The
national banks and other state banks nav
as usual -
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New York, September 2G.-Twenty-
four hours notice is to be given before the
stock exchange opens.
The Sun says that Adams express
company has carried daily to the interior
sl,50O,0 900, and the United States express
company has been carrying out about
100000 daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-30
Affairs i'm California.

An EARTHQUAKE.
SAN FRANCISCO, August "a heavy shock
of earthquake occurred at Mission San Jose al
four O'Clock this afternoon, causing excitement,
but no damage. The shock was quite heavy al
Redwo city and other towns in the south, but
was light in San Francisco.
THE CHINESE LOVE TRAGEDY.
Mr.. Dubois, his wife and two daughters were
arrested at San Jose on suspicion of having
caused the death of All Gin, Chinese cook,
who according to the statements of the family
attempted to kill Miss Alice Dubios because She
rejected his professions of love, and then shot
himself. After full examination thew were
acquitted.
FIRE IN FRISCO.
Wheeply's stores and ore reduction works On
Main street have been destroyed by fire. Loss,
S12 900.
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DEFIANT CONDUCT OF THE Iowa TRAIN
hoBBERs.-A special dispatch from Lexington,
that four or i've Of the Iowa train robbers have
appeared in Lafayette county. Two OF them
were at Dover, just below Lexington, on Tues
DAY, mounted on splendid horses. Tits believed
themselves far away from each other. Three
days ago three or four Of the gang rode through
Lexington publicly, made some purchases,
and went away. The citizens are awed by
them. ~ y
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Foreign Notes.

THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAzAINR.
PARIS, August 30.-The triII of Marshal Ba-
zaine will be held at Trisnon, and will COM
mence on the 4th of October.
THE FUTURE OF FRANCE.
PARIS, August 30.-The Journal des Debates
has a significant article from the pen OF NJ. Lee
merone, in which the writer expresses the
opinion that q republic is impossible, and that
France must have liberal monarchy. Count
de Chambord can follow the example Of Louis
XVIII. and grant constitutional charter; but
If not, monarchy under Chambord is as i'm
possible as republic.
The government has issued DEGREES relieving
grain and flour from surtax or additional i'm
pyst levied on account of the war indemnity,
and from the bonding duty.
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FIFTEEN SURVIVORS OF THE DISASTER.
NEW YORK, August 30.-A Washington dis
patch says five sailors made their appear
ance in Petersburg, Virginia, on Thursday,
setting forth that they were part of fifteen
survivors Of the crew of the steamship LUCY
burned at sea forty-fv miles of Cape Canaye-
raj ION the 18th inst. Their names are Charles
Williams, George johnson, j. Z. Willis, Geo.
Fisher, and Thomas Richardson. Two are
suffering from terrible burns, which substauti-
ates the truth Of their story.
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New York Notes.

IT STILL RAINS.
NEW YORK, August 30.-A heavy rain fell all
night here. The wind Is now northeast, with
fine rain.
RESIGNED.
IL is rumored that Samuel Booth, Postmaster
Q. Talbot, Postmaster of WILLIAMSBURG will
probably succeed him.
THE SPECIE SHIPMENTS TO-DAY
amounted to S259, 1926, of which 1000 was in
gold, the balance in silver bars.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the weekly bank statement:
Loans decrease, S1,04s, 800; specie decrease,
81, 900; legal tenders decrease, $500. 100:
deposits decrease, 81 ,3O1 ,OOe; circulation in
crease, sol 800.
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Bold Robbery.

PHILADELPHIA, August So.-At an early hour
this morning, Walter Snowden, a clerk In the
office of Hill s. Co., general agents of the New
York Life Insurance company, south 4th str ct,
shortly after opening the Office, was asked by q
stranger to change ffty-dollar DILL, and while
in the act he was knocked senseless, and the
robber carried off seventy dollars. The injured
man was found in an insensible condition, and
Is still laboring under the effects Of the blow.
There Is no clue to the robber.
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TEE FxNIAHs.-The Fenian Brotherhood NJ
the UNITED States = h AZ, been th: week
nual congress. What they now nroross - 40
for the besrmngoi the Poor old British lion We
are not informed; but We are GLAD to hear that
they 90 not mediate this season another invs-
need not now Be alarmed By the apparition al
ne xenian eongreD-E Il Htrul6, IA
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The BROOKLYN CITY DRFALCATIoN,-The
excitement in New York over the BROOKLYN de-
falcation continues. Rodman's residence is
not to allow him to leave. He is reported. how
ever, to be quite sick in his chamber. II is
stated that Mayor Powell has instructed the
corporation counsel to issue his warrant for
ment OF the city funds. Cortland Sprague, the
city treasurer, will resign. 1t is reported that a
worthless check for $50, 900, well known in Wall
street as the Van Saun check, has found its
way into the Brooklyn Trust company, where it
was counted good.
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NOT so BADLY OFF AS WAS REPRESENTED.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30.-The relatives of
Michael Angelo McFarland, who died recently
In New York, deny the truth of the telegraphic
report from New York that having no friends
he will be buried in potter's field. On the con-
uary, his brother james took charge of the
body, and his brother Daniel will administer to
the estate of the deceased, consisting Of prop
erty on the Hudson river.
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BRITISH EXPEDITION AGAINST THE ASIAN
rEEs.-The British government has decided to
send an expedition from Cape Coast Castle
against the Ashantees. Sir Garnet Wolseley
will command the expedition, and will be &C,
cempanied by distinguished staff of his old
colleagues Of the Red river, in addition to 90
seiected officers who are to organize the native
viii accompany the expedition at first but two
batallions will be kept in readiness to cooperate
II required. The expedition will leave Cape
coast castle about New-Year and will return in
March. The operations are to be Confined to
the cool season.
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IRON TRADE IMMIGRATING.-The POUCH
keepsie News says: We learn that several Eu-
ropean capitalists engaged in the manufacture
OF IRON In England associated with some of
our citizens, have about completed their ar
rangements for establishing in this city one Of
the largest iron manufacturing establishments
In the United States. The capital employed
will be several millions Of dollars. 1t Is pro
IoseG ~ the company to enter largely into the
manCtsotcrime u. W.. rails and otner iron work
for railroad and bridge purposes
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Col Edward Livingston, Of Bergen, and DR..
Titus, OF Roseville, Quarreied In a Newark
drinking saloon on Tuesday, and made arrange
ments to fight o duel at Watsessing at 8 O'Clock
colonel, with his second, was on the ground,
put the doctor failed to appear. Col. Livingston
Is Is member Of well-known family, and DR..
Titus Is man OF high standing in Essex county.
when be sent the challenge. The affair was to
have been settled with bowie-knives.-N Y.
Times, 18Th.
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MR.. AND Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS are now
residing in their villa, at Bath, L. 1. Mr.. Will
liams Is suffering from paralysis of the nerve,
OF his left eye, and his physicians order abso
lutte mental rest, and think that by the coming
spring, under their treatment, he will recover
celled all professional engagements made for thu
coming season, and will remain in this country
at such points as his physicians may dictate.-
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Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK, August 30-Money easy, 4 to s.
Exchange nominally unchanged. Gold quiet,
all business at 154ak. Rates for carrying are
I to.4 per cent. Governments quiet and steady.
State securities dull and nominal. The stock
macket e dull, with slight decline in prices In
general list.
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1he Maooochu0ett0 Chief JustfceShfu.
BoeroN, August 30.-Aasociate Judge Horace
Gray has been appointed 10 the vacant chief
death Of Judge Chapman. The appointment
had been previously rendered by Gov. Washburn
TO 4. lockwood Hoar, who declined IL,
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A CoLoRED AMERICAN JOURNALIST IN Eu-
RoPE.-The American press may be interested
to hear that at the approaching assembly of
German newspaper about to be started at St.
Louis will be represented through a negro gem
tleman, its proprietor. He win be favorsbly
known as the only black journalist who has vet
appeared on the continent of Europe. 1t is
said that he visits Germany in search of con
tributors, and if his terms be iber al, he will
find them.-Europedn Cor. ". Y. Times.
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the 18th inst, in the neighborhood Of White
Post, IN Clark Co., Va, man by the name Of
Cieyinger shot and wounded another Hathaway.
The difhculty originated In dispute about
some sumac,
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w FOR STUDERTS OF BOTH SEXES m
DISTINCT DEPAR TMENTS,
WESTMINSTER Mn

This Institute is under the special patronage OF
me me maryland Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, but is strictly free from any
tarianism, either in its Of study or rules Of
discipline Male and female students recite in sep
arate Classes but all have the advantage of instruc
ton from every Professor having charge Of the stu
The Vice President, Rev DIR. Nichols, the Pre-
ceptress Miss OwingsD, and several other members
q the Faculty. reside in the College building and
have constant oversight of the boarding students
The course Of study is horoUgh, under a competent
corps OF thirteen inspectors. The Ninth Semi
Annual Session VIII begin SEPTEMBER 2, 1873.
Board, Lodging, washing, Fuel, and Light. $50 90
tuition IN Preparatory Department-..........H 50
IInI .n IN CcIlegiaie :.;:...-..-. 81 90
mentsl 80 2, 90
Matr1culatiOn Fee (pay able ON entering Col
legate ID partment 90
No extra charges for any study in the regular
course. For catalogues, address
augl-eolm w,sfminster Ma
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GERRIr SMITH AND MISS ANTHoHY-Ger-
mt smith writes to Miss Susan B. Anthony: $50
YOU nave not paid your fine; are not able to
herein the money to pay It. II you shall still
decline doing %, then use the money, at your
own discretion, to promote the cause OF woman
sunrage." He says . good word for Judge
Hunt but holds that he aerred In allowing him
SELF to look into the Constitution
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SUSPENSION OF ToBAoco MANUFACTURING.
The Lynchburg Republican says:-"Owing to
the extraordinary spell Of wet weather, many OF
our tobacco manufacturers have, we learn, been
forced to suspend operations for the present.
TINS interruption win throw many needy labor
ers out Of employment temporariiy.0
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THE ENEMIES OF THE SPANISH RRPrRrIo-
Carlisle ia tie NOrtA, COmmanisfs ia tks SoaA.-
Recent events In Spain are somewhat more
promising OF the success Of the republican gov
eminent over its enemies-the carlists IN the
north and the communists in the south. The
concert Of action between the devoted adhe-
rents or the Bourbon monarchy and the fiery
radicals for whom the republic Is not sun GENTLY
republican Is exhibited n their mutual inter-
change OF prisoners. But the carlists have been
seriously crippled OF late. and the insurgents
seem 70 be in danger OF losing their stronghold
at Carthagena in consequences OF their internal
qnarrels. Unfortunately for themselves thew
hoisted the red flag on the war vessels they cap
tured, and that ensign being regarded as the
emblem of piracy, the most important of their
prizes were at once seized by the English and
German cruisers on the coast. The British Adj
miral felyerton has two OF them in charge, and
his threat OF removing them 90 Gibraltar Il met
hy the defiant menace Of the insurgents 20 omen
IRE upon the shipping in the harbor. The al.
nirA replies with an assurance of accepting
the gage OF war, and it seems probable that 4
combat between the British 1eet and the insur-
gent batteries may be the next news that the
cable brings. In case OF such an event the re-
suit can only be defeat OF the rebels and thus
most important service may be rendered the
Madrid government in aiding the siege OF the
insurgent city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-30

GEN. d. ID. SMITH, supervising inspector
general of steamboats,, left again to-day for
New York. Geo. W. Taylor will perform the
duties of the office during his absence.
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WoRKINeMHH DIsAPPoIHrHp.-The .,

WoRKIxGMHH DIsAPPoIxrRD.-Thea annual
mass meeting Of workingmen, under the aus
plces Of the Working Mems Central Council
q New York, was held at Cooper Union last
that the principal speaker for the evening, Mr..
Arcn, from England, had not arrived, nor could
ne state when no was expected. Nearly half
the audience left.
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The Hager.sewu aerrer.
I'D srosr oF sRANn AND DsAT


81 ecial correspondence Of the Baitimore
American from Hagerstown yesterday So,
The announcement OF the verdict Of the cor
oner's jury as 20 the cause OF the death OF Miss
Ross on Monday, created considerable excite
fnent among the citizens Of this town. Nester-
DAY II was thought that the verdict would SIM
ply De that her death had resulted from an
ABORTION having been procured, but when e be-
came known this morning that the Jury ha Inn
hheated Mrs. Susan Hays, the proprietress OF
the house At which Miss Ross died, aud Mr.
John MeCauley. Who resides about four miles
from hagerstown, on the road lead ing % Bea yer
creek, as being the parties who had been instru-
menAi IN causing me death OF the unfortunate
young lady, The matter became the universal
topic Of conversation.
The following Is q brief abstract OF the testi-
mony upon which the verdict was found. NJ
Hays testified that Mis- Ross had come 10 her
house on the 18th instant, and the next day was
taken with chills and spit blood: she had given
her name as Louisa Brown, and kept 20 her
room, saying she wanted no one 20 see her; she
had complained much Of her head, and called
frequently for water; she died about 2 p. m,
on Monday; Miss Hattie FitS helped 20 lay her
also were her lace and limbs Mrs. Rebecca
Robinson, colored, testified that Mrs. Hays had
called her into the house on Monday; while she
was there Mis- Ross had q spasm, from which
she recovered. but shortly Afterwards was sci a
with another and died. Mr.. Joseph Hoover
testified that John McCauley had met Miss Ross
together. Richard Wise testified that he had
seen John McCauley Il the house kept by Mrs
Hays several times, one Of which was on the 2ld
instant. The abortion might have occurred be-
tween the time OF her arrival at Mrs. HAYS
house and the time OF her death.
After the jury rendered their verdict last
night, warrants were issued by Justice W. NJ.
Tice for the arrest OF the parties Implicated.
Mrs. Hays was arrested AZ late hour and COM
mitted for a hearing To- day. This morning MIR.
McCauley was also arrested, and upon being
brought before Justice Tice, waived an eNami-
nation and was released on bail in the sum OF
81 800 20 await the action Of the grand jury,
which meets In November. Mr. +. j. y. VII
Hams appeared a. his counsel This afternoon
Mrs. Hays also waived an examination. and was
remanded 20 jail, in default Of bail, which she
was unable TO procure.
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KHIvA DEsTRoYxB By THE RussrAHs.-A
Herald special says: "Private Letters report
that an tneurrection broke out in Khiva and
Khokand during the absence Of Gen. Kauff.
man. Gen. Verefkin quelled the rebellion and
exactions have been levied ON sixty leader oi
the late movement. 1t Is reported Gakoob Bey
In dad. ~
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ANofHHR FATAL Gun AoCIDHHr.-On the
Iseh inst, two colored boys, brothers, named
residing in the upper end Of Spotsyivanis, Va.
were playing With An old army musket. While
IN the hands Of the younger boy 1t was acciden-
tally discharged. instantly killing the elder, the
ball passing through the heart
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SALES OF VIRGINIA DEMONSTRATIONS. Robert
y. Lee, of this county, has recently sold to
Messrs. Graybill s. Bro, Of Philadelphia about
Lotto acres Of land, few miles above this place,
Tor 81 per acre cash. There are no improvements
on the place, but We understand 1t Is the inten-
ton Of the purchasers to divide the tract into
small farms, and build houses on each.-West
Point Hd.) Star.
On Tuesday last, A. Moore, jr., trustee, sold
the Old Hotel property, in Berryvflle, Va, for
e3,0Q6: 81, d. CaStlemRn. purchaser.
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CHARLES H. BUCKALEw, of Plainfeld, n. j..
was to-day appointed an assistant inspector OF
boilers Of steam vessels for the district Of New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-08-30

THR NAVAL CoURT-MARrIAL In the case o.
Medical Director Duvall, at Annapolis, have
completed their duties, and the adjournment o.
the court has been ordered.
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AMoDRRN ST SIMON SrYLITRs.-The Athens
Northeast Georgian notes the prevalence of a
report in that city that on Sunday before last a
man living near Scull's Shoals, about % miles
below Athens, went fishing, seating himself on
a rock: Not returning home at night, search
was made for him, and he was found seated
upon the rock, and upon the party requesting
him TO get up and accompany them home, he
told them that the Almighty had sent a jadg-
ment upon him, and he had become a part OF
the rock and could not move. His friends,
him and attempted to move him, when be COM
menced screaming at the top of his voice, and
asked them, for Gods sake, not to attempt p
tner informed them that he had been informed .
by an unseen presence, that, as Judgment for
his profanity and Sabbath breaking, he would
never be severed from his present seat, but
that he would be made to preach his own flu
neral. II Is said he talks quite freely, and 10
visited by immense crowds.
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CNcINNATI, August 30.-Advices from Lam
caster, KY, state that twenty-seven deaths 90
appearance there. Sixty white families have
left town.
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TIE CONTRACT for building life saving sta
toni on the coast of North Carolina has been
awarded to james Boyle, of Newbern, N. c., at
g., 800 each. Ten are to be erected. Work will
be commenced at an early date.
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ACCIDENT ON THE FREDERICK AND PEHN-
syLvANIA RAILRoAD.-Aquilla Wolf, aged
about "a years. . brakeman on the Frederick
and Pennsylvania line railroad, vas fatally an
the head and knocked from the top Of the car
by . timber, In croesing the Tuscarora bridge
near Frederick, Md. No hopes Of his recoyery
are entertained.
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SUICIDE OF PROMINENT on OPxnAron.-
James .. J9mison, the original owner Of the
town Of Petrolia u being built, Committed sui
eide yesterday morning BY shooting himself
through the temple. He left letter giving a.
cause that ne had bean defrauded out Of .
large amount OF Oil and m6ney
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S32447099.
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SUMMER RESORTS

s. N Z 3 ARD.
accommodated at the LOUDON INSTI- =
IUIE, on moderate terms. Good fai ., MY
pure AIR, and nne scenery. For particu- xEsI
lars apply TO THOs w LHKH
le1l-u Aldie, Loudon o., Va,
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SMUGGLING THROUGH THE NAILS, IL has
been discovered, is method Of defrauding the
to y conSidsrahiS s.4Snt Iccor1inSivs c cnss
tom house inspector IL to be placed In the Post
Office, before whom al suspected letters are to
be opened. All parties, therefore, who are con-
please take notice. They have been overriding
the thing, and they are found Out.-N p. HeraH