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new roRK-VrRsr BOARD.
GBy Bankers' aud Brokers' Telegraph, Jane, N.


Lewis johnson & 90 quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign mar kets as follows.
NEW YORK, May 25.-first Board-U. q 60.
Isl coupon, l2os; S2o,s, lsea. coupona l2I :
l-64, coupons, 1l6s; 1854 coupons, lis; letS,
coupon, new, 119h; o20S, l507, coupon. ll9
Sto's, coupons, iUs: Pacific Mail SIX; ONO
Miss. .Oeruncates 35 *; Mariposa, - x: ATTAIN
ae Mail, none; Canton, 6s 4; Oumberland, 3Ok
western Union Telegrapn, s31, Quicksilvsr
ls.; Boston Water Power. l6A New York
Central, le5x; Hudson. i62S; heading, 100 1
Micniean Central, l29; Michigan Soathsrn,
lu9s; Illinois Central. l45; CLEVELAND and
Pitsbure, ss.; Northwest s2k; DO preferred,
lt6; Cleveland L. Toledo, none; Rock Island
l29A; Fert Wayne, IS I; Alton 4 Terra aaute,
none Toledo Z wabash, 77s; Adams Exp..
Coz; Wells, Fargo z DO. Express, 33; Unred
States Express, g.: American Express, none
Merchants Union, lax; chicago e Alton, lss
do. preferred, 100. Market steady. Gold, l4Ok
aliIIs
lBy Cable.l
LONDON May Is, ] p: m:5Consois. S3k
Bonds, -, quiet and steady, Illinois, 81 X as5,
Ere. l. aals; Atlantic, p a25s.
FRANKFORT, . p. m.-Bonds, ssh.
LIVERPOOL y. m.-Cotton irregular. Sales
s,oCO bales: Middling Uplands, liz; Middhng
Orleans. llS.
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THE FRENCH ELECTIONS,
Gains for Tho An.os;,;n.

PARIS, May 25.-The elections in France for
he Corps Legislauf have resulted as follows:
GoNernment candidates elected, 1875: opposition
candidates elected, 90. The number of the oppo.
sillon party in the last Corps Legislatif was IS.
among the members elected are Jules Simon
Eugene PelletIn. Theirs Is propably defeated,
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BOAT SUNK ANOLOSS OF LIFE.

Nk~ YORK, May 25.-rhe steamboat Nor
Walk a. ~ O'Clock tnIs a. m ran into a mud
scow a. the Derorest Dock, next 10 Fulton
Perry, ana was Immediately sunk. The upper
Part OF the eost ~ Scarcely visible. lt a. not
known al this hour whether any lives wer-
list
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IBy Cable.l
BaItinsrs Marnsss, fs.Sav,

BAITTAoR8, May a5.-Cotton quiet a. 2sY
Flour quiet with prices steady. Wheat duIi.
sales OF fair 10 good red al slisas CO. prime %
choice Sl.soaS2.l0. Corn dull: prime white
s9a %; yellow S6ass. Rye and oats unchaeed
clear do, ia; shoulders. 1ix: hams, l9a2i.
Lard quiet at l9aIs4. Whiskey firm at sI.I0a-
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The PENNSYLVANIA GOAL STRIKR.-The
thorough exposure Of the bogus strike OF the
coal miners has led 10 Its failure ana partial
abandonment. The Scranton miners, fearful
OF the fate OF their parts of Pennsylvania
nave voted by positive majority not to sus.
pend work in order to advance the price of
coal. The arguments which the coal operators
and miners advance in Justification of the
strike are curious enough, and would be per.
fectiy JustIhable If there was no third plrty-
me consnmers-who have rights that are TO be
respected. 1t appears, by an explanation vol.
unleered by coal operator, that if prices
are not maintained IN the summer the miners
cannot have good wages IN the winter and
hence they strike every summer in order tina,
prices may be sustained. IL NAV appear
strange t~ the coal men, but 10 this the cen
sumers decidedly object. And they object also
70 the tarift which gives the coal operators
OF pennsylvania the power to make sucn
means OF advancing and maintaining prices
partially successful in defiance of all efforts on
the part of consumers. The exposure OF the
schemes OF the coal men is strong argument
IN favor OF free trade in coal.-N. L. Times
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s6Mr. BurIingame has been sick in Paris

0uTI1ukomC uoo Uccu SICK IN fdIlS.
~Miss Lizzie Peckham expects to test wo.
mans right TO be lawyer i'm Milwaukee.
ga woman has been presented to the grand
jury Of Owen County, Kentucky, as a witch.
~An Englishman has invented machine
10 make hay when the sun dosen't shine.
~Nearly two hundred babies have already
bfen entered for the show in Boston, In jubilee
week.
~The fashionable length of train ls now
lust two yards. Long enough, surely.
~There is still two feet and a half of snow
in the woods near Lewiston, Maine.
~ The English Presbyterians have estab.
lished an order OF lay evangelists.
~W. ID. wharton, residing near Helena,
Ark, was brutally assassinated on the night of
the 18th. Nine buckshot lodged in the abdo-
men, and he survived but twenty minutes.
s0At Quincy, Illinois. sixty new converts
proposing to Join the African Methodist
Church, at their ewn request, were baptized By
immersion.
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FArAL BOILER ENPLosuoS.

NEW loRK, May s5.-rhe boiler OF the tug
boat William PARKS Of Philadelphia lying a.
The foot OF Wall stree, has burst, carrying
sway tee pilot-hous- and englne-room, ana
III o ~Irg three men into the air Tue captain
a. 50 terribly wounded that he Will not sur
we one man u missing, and has probably
pen he'd
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THE PRESIDENT il is stated, Will no, accept
the invitation Of the Mayor Of Boston to attend
The peace jubilee, but will visi; that city some
time during July.
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Hon. WIN. A. RICHARDSON, Assistant Sacre-
taTy OF The Treasury, LETT here last eventag for
New York, tc moe, his wife now - ro,.i. 20
tbIs eIiy from Boston.
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MURDERED IN A BAwDY HOUSE.

MIhPHls, May 25.-Edvard Scaulou. saloon
Keeper, was shot and instantly killed. about one
VcIock yesterday morning, in house Of ILL.,
iame As yet the murderer n unknown.
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FROM CLEVELAND.
RFpWerr -

Brewery Burned-Propesed Lake Tunnel.
CLEVELAND, May 25.-The brewery OF Miller
Co, IN TINS city, was destroyed by fire last
night. Loss. S25,O00; insurance, S5,GOa.
A tunnel for supplying the city with pure
water (siroi1ar TO the tunnel al Chicago) is 20
De commenced immediately. Ii will cost about
S)tN,tsH.
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a MAssACHusErTs paper Irrey.reatly style
fhree members OF congress from that STAT,
1.-the busy B's-Banss. Butler and Bufiinton
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JOHN T MITCHELL.
3I2 PENheFLvAHIA AVENUE,
D. md
Nj T. ID ! G A l.
w.P. ROBINSON. N. D..

ICLECTIC FHfsICIAH AND SUB6EUN,
Has oRensd an once at No. lS south street, Gap.
Of long standing or Chronic Diseases. He uses
Vegetable Remedies, together with electricity, in
in affections OF the Stomach. Liver, Lungs a1d
Blood Consu ltstios and advice free. DylS ams
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RAAE RAIL-

CINCINNATI. OHIO. May 2S.-rhe Ctncinnau
BASE BALL Clab III start on their EAssern ton r
next Monday. The nine ~ said 10 be one OF
ib- cs>I In the Un ted States, and seem 20 fe~l
themselves n match for any clcb the coun-
nv. The line OF route, which an extended
one, will be officislly published m few days
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

EiNTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts te-oay
from this scarce We're SiJ7,O5o.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.

MBMPHIe, May 2S.-Llzzie CLARK, a waitress
in a concert saloon, made an inefectual attemp,
10 commit suicide, yesterday, BY SWALLOWING a
large dose Of morphine.
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SHIP NENk-

New YORK. May 25.-Tbe ship Figita Mar
eicre has been sunk an the bay by the Cunard
sit amer Russia.
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New Ysrk File,

New York Flour and Grain Market fs.day.
NEW YORK, May 25.-Flour duh aad de-
Ginning. Wheat in far demand and q shade
irmer. Corn steady.
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EX-SENATOR WADE has not yet accepted he
position offered him CT Director of theiFacitic
Railroad.
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RHAL0N'S "PAPhIAN LOTION,
ssAur1,1INe THE IA sSKhIn ASD COMPLEX.
REMOvEs ALL HRGPTIONs, rRECKLrs
PIhPLEs, MOTH, BLoTcHEs. TAN. ETC.,
ana rHfs 5sndsr: at dHh ni6nMfns sNtM SOFT.
kof LADIES In the NURSERY IL 10 invaluable
Tor GENTLgMEN after SHAVING Il has no equal
"PAPHIAN LOTION" is the emily reliable rem.
sdy for diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PNALON'S UPAPHIAN SOAP''
for the TOILET, NURSERY and BATH, will not
chap the SKIN. Price 26 cents per cake.
"FLOR DE MAYO"
FLOR DE MAYO.n
AMnM PERFUME FOB THE HANDKRR-
FRAGRANCE.
PHALON D SON, Nsv York.
fNU Sold by all DruRRists
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LANDING or CUBA FILLIBUsTRRs-Heapy
Fighha9 Reported.-A special to the New York
Htrdtd. from Havana, says: "lnformatiOn has
been received here of the landing OF two hun.
dred hllibusters near Gibara. There was an
obstinate light with the troops on shore, in
which the Spanish forces captured two and
lost thirty-two men, and the insurgents had
eighty killed and wounded. The result is un.
known. Fighting Is reported near Trinidad
and Cienfuegos, with heavy losses and ap.
palling atrocities OH both sides. Remedies is
IN state Of anarchy. The Insurgents are
ubiquitous In that Jurisdiction, and small
bands Of Spaniards and Cubans are engaged in
mutual murder and robbery"
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The COURT OF INQUIRY in the case CT Gen
A b. Dyer, Chief OF Ordnance, having decided
that no blame was attached 20 him in tie ad :
ministration of the affairs of that department
he has returned 10 his duties as chief thereof
relieving Col. Treadwell, who was assigned TO
duty during the progress Of the trial.
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DECORATION DAY.-The banking houses and
business places. as Well as the pubic depart
ments, will be closed here on the 29th inst in
honor Of the day for strewing Union soldiers
graves with flowers
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JAMES &. NORMILK, Esq, librarian OF the
Interior department, has tendered his rsslgna.
ton, 10 take effect o1 the Isl Proximo. He de.
signs entering on the practice of law IN thi.
civ,
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NAVY YARD NATTHRs.-Mr q. W. White,
OF East Washington, is an applicant for the
position OF Master Ship Carpenter at The Navy
Yard in place Of VIM. Talbert, Esq, lately
removed. Admiral Poor, the comma ndant AT
this yard, recommends the appointment to the
position. of Mr.. John ID. Boyd, a Republican
of East Washington. To-day MIR l.. A. TueIl.
Master Joiner, was removed, and Mr.. w l..
Childs appointed in his place.
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THE INDIAN QUBsTION.-A conference will
take place in this city this week with reference
to the amelioration Of the condition OF the In.
dians. Prominent gentlemen from different
parts Of the country have been invited to at.
tend by the President, through the Secretary OF
War. Col. Robert Campbell, OF ST. louis, is
expected to-day.
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1T Is REPORTED IN NEW YORK, that early in
April last. Assistant United States Treasurer
Van Dyck, at New York, rendered his reslgna.
ton, and temporarily retains the place at the
request OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, until
q suitable successor can be selected
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WHALES CAPTURED NEAR LONG
ISLAND

EAsTHAhPrOn. May 25.-Two whales were
caught on here yesterday. IL Is estimated that
they will make forty barrels OF oil apiece.
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gian Synod OF the district embracing the State
Of New York and Connecticut and part Of New
Jersey met in Brooklyn, N. Y, ON Friday.
During the past helf year one minister has
been ordained and three candidates licensed to
preach. The expenditures Of the half wear
dave been $500, mainly for salaries of mis-.
sionaries and expenses OF lecturing.
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ga ashirt king-.a,.....

- A ''shirt king" ad yertses m Nav or,...s
ga proposition IA extant m s.,.s,.-S
eesovn 10 teacn the science OF COOKING.
Inere are sixty-one children m atsep-
1~hc ~ al tne state School for imbecllee. Al
JacksonNilie, Illinois, this year.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS

From TIE New York Ne,os Association, is0 I5yss,
By the Franklin Line
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8svernneus Securities.

WAsHInsroH, May 20. Io6s.-.Iay Oooke A
20. iurnish The following suotatiens OF Gov
erImeEt securities:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n Trade NJ ark ~
LSBaA, O9l for for
fSM s.fii1s SILVER Electro sssgAN H'pc,
GORHAM MMANUFACTURING COMPANY
Providence. u. i.
STERLING sILVEk WABE,
NICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE
Orders received from the trade only, but these
everywhere
aps;laH u, q. May %, IL, IS, ~, 2s, %; June
3,s, Il, IL, y, 2s-lSt
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THE COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS notifies all
inquIrers by attorneys relation 10 claims
pending IN his offlce, that they should BE- made
through the post office otherwise they will re-
ceiye no attention
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CoLoRRD APPLICANTS FOR CLRRKsBIps
&C.-A large number OF applications have
oeen received by the Commissioner of Intern.
al Revenue within the past few days from COL
ored men in different parts of the country, for
appointments to clerkships in his Bureau Ii
is probable that one or two colored men will he
appointed III The course OF a few days. j. NJ.
Lsngston, OF Chic, is strongly urging the claim
OF a coIored friend of his from III 1t State and
IT is thought the appointment will be made, As
requested by him.
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SAn exchange warns the mothers and nur.
ses against the the prevalent practice OF draw.
ing little children around the streets back.
wards. II has been known to produce IT.
sanity. We make note of it because we often
meet with such instances in our walks about
town. If you value the health and comfort of
your little ones, get them a carriage in which
they can ride naturally, and enjoy it.
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w AsHINGTON
CITY BIsPEN<4RY.

No. 900. NeTfi,reSf. .Cova,r 7fa aaf n Sweets.
Medical advice and surgieal oper alton TO the
DcoI free Of charge.
once hours: $40 II O. sto7rm.
l. n TsYLcR,M n. D., Ew LAYxIR,M. ID.
nsAH
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COMMITTEE To DRsTEoY THE CURREscY
PLATHs.-Secretary Boutwell, this morning
appointed Senator J. NJ. Thayer, Hon George
A. Halsey, l.. ID. Moore, :. Guthrie, Parley
Hammond and A. $. Pratt as the committee
10 examine and destroy the plates formerly
used at the Treasury Department. .or printing
the United States currency. The committee
will carefully examine each plate with the
schedule before consigning them to the blast
furnace al the Navy Yard, where the exam
nalIon will take place. A specimen plate of
each denomination Will be retained by the De.
paItment as a matter OF record.
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ITMER CO.,
MAY BUILDING,
Eleventh. Street. opposite Pest ON CO Dept
WINE HOU USE.
FINE OLD SHERRY,
PORT AND MADEIRA,
CHAMPAGNEs,
SOLE PROPRIETORs.
ZEIGLHRs WHISKY,
81 PER GALLON.
DEPOT OF THE
CALIFORNIA WINES, BRANDIEs, Ac.
100000 CIGARS.
We call attention TO the superior character OF
the Goods offered. nyIo-iy
HARDWARE; GgILEKY AND ~
TOOL HOUSE. -
wv KENNEDY CO.,
34s Penn. svrnne. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
BUILDERS', TINNERs', ,BLACksMIrHs, AND
COACHMAkIRs' MATEkihLs. anu
SPLIT CANE, for Chair Bottoms,
GUNS, PISTOLS and AMMUNITION,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
FAIRBANKS SCALES.
No sxtra expense attending the erection Of Coal
II ICE CREAM MANUFACTURER. $50 iith
street, between and \ streets, undou btedly fur.
nishes the finest ICE OREAM and WATBR IOE0
In his ealoon. we'll ss to Families, Fairs, etc,
Judging by the extensive business he does. mil lm'
no. FOB GLYMONr.
GLYMoNr PAVILION.
This delightful summer resort on the Potomac
river IL now open for Excursions, Pic a n
Mics. &c Private parties can take the M
mail boat daily for GlymOnt. at . IN. lk.
and I'm. Leave GlymOnt ~ s p. IN and o m
reaching the city at o. M and y. I'm. at reduced
rates, and get breakfast and dinner and other re-
treshments on the ground 81 city prices, and the
betS the 10 Arket can afford.
Other steamers will in 3 few days make daily
trips 20 Glymont at reduced urices
Persons wishing to spend delightful time away
irt M the city do 90 now by visiting Glymopt,
ny I'm JOS. n. SHAFEIELB, Pro oprietor
JOHN T MITCHELL.
3I2 PENheFLEAHIA AVENUE,
Between 9th and 10th streets.
Just received a large lot Of the best makes Of
BLACk GRs NADINE \, n
eL0RRNTINE AND bnIANTiNE
~ mSsf prices than the same sooos nave ooen
CoARsE BLAOK sRENADISE, ct IS cents
per yard. my l2-n
nj ID &c A L.
p. ROBINSON, ND,
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DOD uEnlEUNE

DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself a
reputation unsurpassed il the history of medical
preparations Its Instantaneous efacs in the er AL
lcatfon OF pain. and the verbal testimony of the
masses in ! favoc, have bee and i;s ow best
adverusemsnt EveTg family snOrld keep IL tn
their homes in Of sudden attacks of any dis
Eases in which it rs an 6 ntidote my 2l-Im
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MANHOOD.
medical essay on the Cause aud Cure of pre-
mature decnne ~ rlan, the treatment of Nervous
and Ply sical debility, &c.
Tar. ~ so msmbr Of SOcisiy by ,rhoDl tiis book
~ NO ts found i,SSfrl ~Asthsr such psrsOn holdS
fht relation Of Parent, Prsr, ptor or fI,yxumnn ~
medical. TiHEs AND GAZETTE.
sent by mail on receipt of ti.ty cents Address
the Author. Dr. =. DEF. Curtis, s. orth Oh aries
ST., Baltimore. INV l3.Iy
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. Curtis begs to notify
his Washington patients that, owing TO his exten
siye practice IN Baltimore, he will in future be
able TO devote only the following days to their in.
terests. and con be consulted cn SATURDAYS
from TO ard - y m, and en- SUNDAYS Il a.
m. to p. m, and TO ,. m at 222 street in
rear of WiIard's Ho.el.
SPECIALITY treatment and cure of Nervous
Debility. and all diseases arising from abuses OF
the system. my Is 3w
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ne az enacted ~ ne Board u Aktermsn ana
Board n Common Council Of the CITY OF Waskinoton.
Tnat the sum OF twelve dollars be, and ths
same 10 hereby, Appropriated out OF the funds
OF the Fifth Ward 70 refund 70 Mary Reidy
that amount pald as taxes in error
Approved, April %, 1s69.
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ERRING But NOBLE.
SELF HELP FOR YOUNG MN, who having
ATTsd desire q better MANHOOD. sent in sealed
letter envelcpes. free OF charge. Address How
hkp sANiTAEf AID ASSOCIATION, Fox p,
Philate lphis, Pa nv 10 eo3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. GRAND FAREWELL COM-
PLImBNTARY BENDFIT TO
MRS SCOTT SIDDONs,
Iend.red her by the Representatives of the Pres.
IN this city. Mrs. SCOTT SIDDOHS as
PEG W0FrIHGTON,
la the sparkling Comedy OF
MASKS AND FACES
Supported BY all the GBEAT STAR C0NBINA-
lt TON. Prices as usual
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCE.
MASTER FRANKIH d. GUNNELL,
At the request OF many respectable citizens who
nave witnessed these manifest atious At his
fathers residence, Washinaten, ID. c. will give
aeeTies of public exhibitions of
CABINET PHENOMENA
DAkk sEANCES
NATIONAL HALL,
cou,.c,! "a: AvSSTEi .HI .3ENER AZ ,IREET,
., poors oEen at O'Clock. Performance commences
Iieket., SO Cents, for the two seances combined
hsseIved Seats, rs Cents extra.
Tickets car be had In adv snce, and after Fri
day Morning. May 2lst, at Ellis Music Store and
AZ the door OF the haII. my cltf
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An ACT authorizing the Collector 90 maze /.
certat-I transfer

BE Il enacted " ne Board Of Adermen asd
Bodrdef Cox~eh cotncil Of th,Ctiyof Washington,
That the TAX collector be. and he is hereby
authorized 10 transfer from the credit of par
of lot No. g, in sq uare No. 576, the sum Of ten
dollars and eighty cents, and 10 carry it % the
credit OF lot In the same square. the Aus
pairing sidewalks. =
Approved. April %, 1868.
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see quite number OF Washington .kno wn
faces here. Mr. James e. yelling, whose bril-.
liant pen made such lively reading for the
Inteligencer while he was connected with that
paper, is here gracing the Presidency OF St
Johns College. Paymaster O. q. jackson,
recently transferred here, seems to be held in
the same high appreciation here as IN Wash.
ington, and is, as there. made much OF in al
circles. Mr.. Barney Curran, formerly Of
Washington, is here acting as Governmen
Superintendent; and in the ine Academy Band
Inotice Mr.. Ned Esputa and two of the Pros.
peri brothers. N.
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THR VIRGIHIA ELBCrIoN-AssIGNNRNr OF
ARMY OFFICERS As REGISTERS. &C.-Spec,al
orders, No. Is4. just issued BY command Of
General Sherman, assigns III follow ing .namsd
oficers TO duty in the Stale Of Virginia in con.
necuon with the registration and election in
that State, and they have been ordered to report
10 General Canby, commanding the First Nil.
itary Districr-Brevet Brig. Gen. j. Hayden,
Brevet Col. l.. T.. Bootes Brevet Brig. Gen.
Dayid b. McKibbin, MAJOR John NJ. Goodhue.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. 4. G. Lay, Capt. ID. ID.
Vanvalzah, Capt. Charles McC. Lord, Brevet
Lieut.. Col. q. II. Higbee, Brevet Lieut.. Col.
Garrick Mallery. Brevet Mayer Henry f.
Brownsou, Brevet Lieut.. Col. X. l.. Fitzpatrick,
Breyet Iieut. Col. s. p. Lee, Brevet Major HeZ.
ekiah q arden, Brevet Lieut.. Col. q. s. Gallupe,
Captain Z. II. Liscum, Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel G. A. Hartwell, Captain II. M. Smith,
Captain N. Thomasson, Captain Kenelm Rob-
bius, Captain Emil Adam, Captain J. T..
Randiett, Captain J. NJ. Hamilton, Captain
Charles Wheaton, Captain T. A. Baldwin,
Captain Charles Snyder, Captain J. p. Schiu-
del, Captain Madison Earle, Captain
Jas. 5. Tomkins. Captain q. w. Hot
schiller, Captain Appleton ID. Palmer,
captain Henry T. Hazen, Brevet Captain J.
Remington, Brevet Lieutenant Colonel E. b.
Knox, First Lieutenant w. J. Kyle, First
Lieutenant J. X. Mulhkin, First Lieutenant
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Re Il enoctedbyt the Board If Aldermen an, D..
q Common coahoa cf ue CITY Of Wash,ass-..
That the act OF opening. grading and IA =
an an; ahey S y IN = aaare 49, approved Angus, ~
companyIne plat, recorded in the ono. "a ses
eiiy surveyor, IN subdivision book q. II. r.
folio % >; snd tnat the Mayor is hereby aaiAor,
a., anu ossteo 70 cause the same 70 BE- done.