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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
OPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
THE GREAT MUSEUM OF ART.
THE GBANDEsT Triumph OF INGENUITY,
AND THE MOST POPULAR EXHtBI-
TION EVER INTRODUCED BE
FORE THE AMERICAN
PURIIE

TION EVkR INTRODUCED BE.
PUBLIC.
This Novel and Beautiful exbi bftion consists Of
MODELS OF ENTIRE CITIES AND VII.
LA1ES,
Landscapes. Sea and River views, Battle Scenes
en- Land and Ss ., Allegorical Re representation of
Figures and Persons, eniv.nea wit representa-.
tions OF Shipping Mechanism, and the Ingenuity
OF man. to euch degree thai they will any thpa
place Diorsma. but consists Of more than
$4,000 CARVED MOVING LIFE-LIKE
MODELS
or o. Men, women and children Of all Nations;
ger. and Besrs OF all Countries; birds Of sil de-
WITH stores, D.sliinss. Factories and % Workasses,
with the Operatives AZ work and the Machinery
In motion. In fact, this True and Weni Ex-
hlbition may he Justly sty led
WORLD WITHIN A WORLD
With everything moving perfectly life like and
natural, even to the Sun, Moon, and s. .ars, and
Waters OF the Great Deep:
e.. 70 sh Of
that for Mechanical skiitsnd Accuracy. scene and
Decorative Appointments. Beauty of Effect and
has ever been presented to the public that could
compare with 1t. 1t will be found q study for the
Mechanic and school for the Artist, having en-.
Paris and LONDON for the last forty d. We years,
Panoramas sink into insignifcsnce vheA com
pared with this Immense work Of Art. The effects
scene Saintinss but By the most finis6ed modeis s
more than rs 900 in number, which were carved By
hand and are regulated and moved BY the moet
intnGase mssShinery Coed Music, both vocal and
Tickets SO Cents. No extra charge for Reserved
IATiNEEs wIDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
myl-n PARMER. Business Manager.
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ENPLOSs( (G

NRw YORK, May l5-This morning an ex-
plosion occurred iu Blc aman A Co.'S. cotton
ssed oil manufactory in Jersey ci.y, By which
the building, machinery, &c., were DESTROYED.
The lose Will amount 10 s6O,t ~, upon which
there is q slight iusu suranNe.
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THE RISE In CoAL.-It Is boldly asserted in
several journals that the coal companies OF
Pennsylvania instigated the strike which bas
lately taken place among the coil miners of
that State for the purpose o raising the price of
coal. We can hardly believe there is any
truth in the statement 1t is further stated
that, as Iar as can be ascertained, nothing has
been done by the companies toward effecting a
compromise or acceding to the demands of the
disafected workmen. II II thought that they
will hold out for a long time, and accept MOTH
ing less than the increase cow demanded,
which ID about fifteen per cent. The strike
will NO doubt become generally Y. CONNER.
ctQL
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Wall Street TA.dav

NEW YORK, May l5.-Money market nm
changed. Exchange frmer AZ Ok. Gold active
and strong, owing TO q decline In Bonds Al
London Bonds Were buoyant and excited; the
advance was very sharp, and higher figures
reached than ever before. Southern stocks
quiet. Raili Dad speculation weak.
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THE PUGILIsT ALLEN.-Tom Allen the ceIe-
braf English pugilist, accompanied by his
trainer, Sherman fhuIston. arrived in this
city yesterday morning. As is doubtless well
krown, Tom is matched to fight McCoole
within fifty miles Of st. Louis on the 18th of
rext month, for $1,000 side. He comes here
for the purpose Of finishing his training for the
mill, and will 60 into quarters at the Buckeye
House. Allen is in SPLENDID condition, hav-
IL will therefore be an easy matter to put him
self In the finest possible condition. The battle
will be one OF science and agility sgaiust brute
strength. We learn that On Sunday last, Allen
and Gallagher met at st. Louis, and that the
former offered to fight the latter in one day or
one week from the time Of signing articles, for
from SlC0 to $1,000, or tor iun. Gallagher very
wisely, we tnlnk, for his own welfare, refused
the Offer.-Ctncinndti ENQUIRER.
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NEW YoRK, May I5.-Flour saIO cents lover.
Wheat dull and I cent lower. Corn Lao cents
better. Pork qulet.
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TBE PILGRIM is the most Fasciaatin ng and
E.thstic Exhibition. Will continue ,>
ID METZEROTT HALL, and give ENTER I'm
tainments EVERY EVENING az az
ocIock DATlNAE WEDNESDAY and NJ
SATURDAY. at D m. Paintings. Songs,
Music Lecture, and Grand Trac sfO rmation u
Scene Our leading Churches have IL engaged
every evening during the week. my l2tf
RENEFIT EXHIBITION for the p. E. Me
mortal Chapel, Capitol Hill, of THE Pill
GRIM Paintings. at MetZerOtt Hall, SATUR
LAY 18th inst, at ga .. m. my list
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URAND MAY FESTIVAL
WASHINGTON SHUETZEN VEREIN,
THE
NEW SCHUEIZEN PARK,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY, May IL and H. 1859
PRIZE SHOOTING. PRIZE BOWLING.
Ladies' p. ize Shooting.
Grand Concert by the celebrated Marine Band.
Bal Champetre, Illumination ana Fireworks.
This wellknovn and popular Association,
which ha, bet ONE one of she tnstitutions Of Wash
iLgton, will GER liIly succee this time also 20
deserve and gain the satisfAction and good wishes
OF the citizens OF Washing gtop and vicinity; the
more % as ap PIE preparations have been made 20
eclipse by 'bis Festival all otbers held heretofore
OmpibusseJ " ill run constantly between the ter
minus OF the 7th street railroad and the Park.
Admission, 25 cents. No return tickets issued
my l5-3t
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DEPARruRE OF CONSUL GROVER.

NEW YORK. May I5.-Col J. HOLMES Grover,
". Consul at Ancopa, Italy, sailed TO-DAY in
the steamer City OF I-ondoa.
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In THE MONEY ORDER BRANCH, Earn 81
Wardwell was to-day appointed 70 hrs;
class clerkship, vice T. s Donoho removed,
ana V. q. Coonrod, clerk, and Peter NJ uiligau.
messenger, have been reno we'd, ano The latter
vacancy filled by the appointment Of George
Myers, Of Baltimore.
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APPoINTMINTs.-The Presiden: has made
the following appointments;
w. ID. Ferrand, u. 5. Consal al Callao,
Peru
II. q. Bennett, Pension Agent a. San Frau
cisco, Cal.
Albert W Puett, Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Helena, Mol ana Territory.
George r. Maxwell, Reyis'sr o: The Land
Once for the Utah Land District.
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ExCrTIM1Hr IN THE InpIANA LsGrsLA.
TUkE-Ihe Fifteenth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
cratic members OF the Indiana House of ReO.
resentatives except two resigned Thursday
morning, leaving the House again without a
quorum: In the Senate, ct the roll call the
same afternoon, thirty. even members ans.
wered to their names. The doors were locked
and absentees sent for. Pending this proceed
ing the constitutional amendment was called
cratic members present announced thai thew
hed sent their designations to the Qoyeruor
that morning, tbs Lieutenant Governor ruIed
resignation, and declared the amendment rafs.
neo oy vote OF eWenfy-eevsn ayss 70 one nav
eleven Senators present not voting II r.
thoueht the Rspublican msmber. Of the House
Will vote O. the amendment and TIM adiourn
THI COAL rloDUos Of the United Stats. An,
tons S this .%S"ns % sSSos sos: sseaoc.
mined In fennsylvania; 1900, 600 bsine authra.
cite, and S0oO.060 tons bstuminous. Ths nrodnc,
OF me fotomac REGION, Including Nsryiand
eeout 100000 tons. and that Of the Vsst.s.
coal fields about 12.OOo,O 900 tons. 'ern
A SUBSTITUTE ron ROo1YRl-Fron
enaiysls IL appears hat The seeds OF the ssn.rs-
gus when dried, parched and eronn6 rpSn.
Ion nayored coaee, bat little inferior to Mocha
principle called taurine. DIV tns sSn.,ssns
ss ner1ss wsIl, afser bstng thoroughly fipsnsd,
tAen rub men on sieve, thus rhs seeds sns
readily ssparefed.eyosv~si Of Hssnx.
~ man has been sentsnced 10 stx month.
rso.nsnt ss:t ~ Or In Eagiand for sssaling soyO0o
~Tom Thumb rides m nis .hev. . hscv,,.
mAae Tor him At Eiyria, o.
Ernst Aaberbisr. the Norwe9fan Cots.
ceeak, nell forward on his Piano, dead, while
p,ny,ns esas;Y al concert in Bergen Norway, re-
HSen.to- po,,.-o- -,u x-.,
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VISIT OF THE LUTHERAN SYNOD TO The
PRRsIDENT-The members OF the Lutheran
Synod. which has been i'm session in this city
for several days psst, called at the Executive
Mansion tbi- morning at II O'Clock for tue pur.
pose OF paying their respects to the President
They were headed by Gen. James A Ekin and
Rev. DR.. J. q. Butler, of this city. and num-
bered about two hundred and fifty, many Of
the members beng accompa 1ied by ladies. At
the Executive Mansion, they were shown in
the East RooEn, and formed semi.c'rcle The
Preside mt, accomp .nied by Gen. Dent, soon
made his appearance when Gen. James A.
Ekin introduced TO him Rev. DR. Pohlman, of
Albany, NJ. Y, President OF the synod, and
Dr. +. addressed t1e President, stating
that the prrcsce OF boring the Chief Magis.
trate Of the nation with long speeches was more
honolcd In the breach than in the observance,
and following the example OF the illustrious
man VINO s1id ale us have pe1ce," he would
now hold his peace (Laughter.l DIR. p. then
stated that tho7e present represented twenty.
two synods OF the Evangelical Lutheran
Church; though a number Of churches in the
South not yet reconstructed; maay in the far
West not yet Americanized, and some in the
Middle States who allowed slight differences
OF opinion to keep them away, We're not pres
ent He would like to relieve the President Of
the task Of shaking the hand OF each one, and
perhaps If the President would give the hand
Of the speaker good hearty shake all would
be satisfied. (Cries of "No. o.""No'l The Pres
ident said he would take lch one by the hand,
and the n rembers were then introd uced by Mr.
A. s Pratt and DR.. Butler The inverview was
a very plea ant one, and lasted about fifteen
MINUTES.
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PRRsoNAL.-Senator Fenton, OF New York,
and Gems McKibbn n and Mcintosh, Of tne U.
s. Army, are al the Ebb't..
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TIE MARINE BAND will give promenade
concert In the White House grounds this afler-
noon commencing at halt past five O'Clock.
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MINIsrIR WAsHBuRNH arrived ~ PARIS
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While the erection OF frame workshops on .he
pubic grounds where Government buildings
worthy Of the sites assigned them are in couMe
OF construction may be excused, because Z;
necessary evil and only q temporary one, no
terms Of censure can Re too severe for such dis.
regard, or defiar ce OF the rules of good iste
and propriety as prompts the erection on our
beautiful squares and parks Of the unsishtly
wooden structures and more elaborate archi-
tectual cruditiss which now dishgure some of
them. And yet we see that more such offepces
are contemplated. Armory Square-part of the
noble park extending from the Capitol to the
Potomac-is particularly unfortunate, and
seems for some reason to have been recklessly
seized upon as fit spot for desecration by use,
or rather misuse, or an Omnium gatherum
OF all sorts Of odds and ends of shabby build.
ings As if it was not enough that the bald and
staring pile Of bricks and mortar known as
the Armory, or the frame shanues built for
hospitals during the war, should continue TO
mar the prospect and derract from the beauty
OF these grounds, It is now stated that the .re-
PAIR shops" OF the Quartermaster's Depart
ment, formerly at Lincoln Depot. east OF the
Capitol, are to be removed to the same place.
Shade Of Downing forbid! Can not some other
site be found, or is 1t absolutely necessary that
the Governments old wagons should be re-
paired and old harness mended in the shadow
of the Capitols We pause for a reply.
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ADMIRAL GoLDsBoRoUsH starts to-day to
make a tour Of inspection of navy yards.
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ENoCH HoAs, appointed Superintendea o,
Indian Affairs tor the Central Super intenden.
cy, received his commission to-day.
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Thursday an appeal was granted to James Je.
ter Philips, BY Chief Justice Chase, from the
decision Of Judge Underwood in the District
Court, refusing writ of habeas corpus. An
application waa at once made to the Governor
by the prisoner counsel for another respite
1t was granted. This time until FRIDAY July
l6. and 1t is the 18th respite that has been
granted in this long.pending case. The pris.
oner, IL will be recollected, was couv,cscd last
November. at Richmond, OF the murder Of his
young wife, which occurred two years ago
last February.
TIE PoPI PEACE MANA letter from
Rome says there will be only one political
question presented at he forthcoming Ecu.
menical Council in December. which will be
the endeavor OF the Pope, as the head OF the
United church, to persuade the different ma.
tions OF Europe TO disarm their present euor.
nous and costly armies and fieets. and submi il
their differences 70 arbitration: Non-Catholic
to break the peace. and to give q guarsnty or
promise that Trey will not doso.
~Mr. james II. Mason. 90 long au exile has
returned TO Winchester, Va, where he win re-
ga natal disease is raging among the cattle
denly.
~The most popular drink during the pres.
ent tsason Will Be "splkotlil," /" named in honor
q p tns dTri,ips Of the last spike on The Union
EThey haysat Portland, He, what il called
"W,doWs Wood Society" Who ever heard
Of . widow thet wouldnt3
~Womsn in Russia owning property have
the right to vote by proxy. Women in this
country owning husbands enjoy the same ftght.
~It was IN apt answer OF Q young lady
who, being asked where was her native place,
replied: 81 have none; ] Am the daughter OF q
Methodist ministrr."
~The last case Of insbr,sty: A psrson was
heard euergetically declaring has nxed purposs
to take his giri to Sc the picture Of sOrossina.
ton Washing ths Delaware !"
n0Groomsmsn at weddings nowadays are
going out Of Iashion. They are social bores,
ana have propensity to drink too much ct the
receptions.
"VWhrts Feathsr," the Shawnee Indian
orator, u about 70 take the lscturiag 6eld In
Iowa.
1Mrs. Lincoln has returned to Fraukfort
nom Geneva, and has taken private apart
meats.
ga quack doctor In Wisconsin, has bssn ar.
rssted tor poisoning three wives in successlou.
- Half o million dollars were sent from
Boston last week 70 pay on the hands engaged
on the Union Pacific.
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6svernDent Securi ass.
WAsnInerou, May Is, l-6s.-yay Cooke Il
Go. furnish the following auotatisns Of Gov
eruun ant saruriftaa.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has said that he in
tends TO stamp on bonds purchased and re.
turned to the Department the statement tina,
they are the property Of the United States, held
IS sinking fund under the law OF 1862.
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SECRETARY BoRIE will leave here this even-
ing tor Annapolis, Nd, with Vice Admiral
Porter, and spend tomorrow with the Admi.
raj at his residence at the Naval Academy.
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FREE DELIVERY SYsTKM.-Special Agent
Briggs OF the p. o. Department has left here
for cities in the South where it is intended To
introduce the free Letter ccrrier system.
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THs CoMMIssIoNRR OF PENSIONS has ap-
pointed Doctor A. w. Dodge, Of fillmore. ex
aiming Surgeon for that city.
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MAIL ROUTE MESSENGER AP APPoINTRD-Johu
F. Ehus, Of Alexandria, Va. is appointed on
the line Washington ID. e., to Hamilton, Va,
vice H. X. Purcell, removed.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOfIONn
THE Skin AHp COMPLEX
ADJUSTMENTS.

nj Z TZE ROTT HALL.
OLE BULBS GRAND CONCERT,
SATURDAY EVENING, May "a.
=, Aaisted By the following favorife Artists:-Miss
sW BAkrSN: the fsyoyite PIins Donna So
Tenor; Mr. BENJAMIN OWlrs, OrsAnist asd
Accompanist; Mr. THEODORE MART <Ns, from
the e'psc Conservatory of MusicD Pianist and
Accompapist. Admission 81. Deserved seats 20
cents extra. Selts can be secured at Msszerott
q 20. . music store, commencing on Wednesday
morning. May l9 At 9 o'clock. Doors open at "a
CONNER ce ct O'Clock. THOMAS r. TURNBU Ill,
brslneas Manager. mvl5-6t
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w AsHINGTON 0ITY GARDEN,
Netc York Aceaxe, bstsceea lst aad ID STRAITS,


ERNEST LERFLER having returned from
Europe would RESPECTFULLY announce that a = n
he has again taken charge Of the above VENk0
veil known Garden, eaa nttsd it up in III; ID
Srs Of TIE l16lie: Il being his desire to ofsr 70
ton . place OF resort and amusement, (such ~ ve
nsse With In 1uroDe, particularly in Germany
whore every gentleman caS bring his farnily Win.
ont sRlrehenCion Of disorderly and rude intsrr1p.
ten. he will be exceedingly careful that no in.
lr:lsr charectsrs .hsll b: admitted. or The eoed
order and quiet Of the Garden disturbed. o1AO-
MISSION 1RB1.
eRAID CONCERf livery THURSDAY AT.
fBHN0ON, Coomsnciag st Z O'Clock. IS cents
admlssien.
krIt being the dsterminasion Of the yroprietor
that his Garden shall be OF the first cfas., IL can
only be bad for Pic Mics &C. By Pertiss Of the first
fssDsctsbiltty. l0hron Int .RsD&HxDl my ll6t
HGi ,xs.s} Oh 1akS ssL1r 1sssLL1rIoH sG9i sss
.,.bss .I.s: .:.s..
=. Eis6s poo!: sSov: 0dS !siievs. Hsii.
Si:S: G:rs... Stosi PsI:IS.ssins.; WiSSoS
. .:si:: Ring. ls,l:, &C., IN ~ tie Di.ssfsf In1As
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THE CBNsUs.-The subcommittee of the
speci1l committee OF the House appointed on
the census, consisting of Mcssrs. Garfield,
Haldermau, Latin, WIlkerson and Cullom,
will meet here on the 25ih instant to prepare a
bill providing ior taking the ninth census.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-15

WALTER SPANGLRR, OF Missouri, was TODAY
appointed a temporary clerk in the Second As.
sistant Postmaster Generals office. Out of the
nine new clerks appointed in this Office, eight
oldio-s
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HON. HENRY :. LANE, late United States
Senator from Indiana, has been appointed
member Of the Indian commission of ten au.
thorized by an ., Of the last Congress 10 look
after the interests Of the Indians, and to serve
wiihoUtp,y
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Hon. J. NJ. EDMUNDs has received his com
mission from the President as Postmaster OF
this city
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COLONEL +. S. PARKER, Commissioner of
Indian Aft.;rs, left New York for this city
this morning, and Will resume his duties ON
Moncay next.
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INSTRUCTIONS have been sent to the military
commander in Georgia to institute a thorough
examination into the ecent killing of Mr.. Ad.
kins, a member Of the Georgia Legislature, and
to hnd out. IL possible, the perpetrators OF the
assassination, that justice may be meted out to
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INSURANCE.

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COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets, ever 81, 100000.
Policies issued on al the different plsns. and all
s'e yoS-FoRFEITABL Bill sitter three annual premi,
ums lave been paid, NJ the policy Is surrendered
While in force, With scrip dfvidende beiongiug to
10. paid policy for IN amount at least equal to
the net cash premiums paid will be stvsn.
RisLbs tables OF ates. ann all Information viii
be furnished gratis, on application personally OF
by mail.
A saByssser wan ted, to vhom the most liberal
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Dr. s. W Caldwell. one OF the exami Mug physt-
clans may be found at he Office every day ter 81
oclesk. Dividend ~ 81 per cent upon the premi
um received in 1873 declared in yanuary by the
company, and now resdv to he delivered
JOHN RIG6LES, Agent,
Room No. 1, Washington Bui ding,
my14sw Cor. 7th st. and Pa. ave.
r IBE INS q BAN MOI.
Capital. S2,1 1000.
represented by the North American. of Hart
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al W-shfns ton; p. abooy Fire, of Baltimore, Md.
T'rms same as ether responsible companies.
~ '''u ''0"p'9oH JOHN R1eaLEs. Agent,
my It3w Cor 7th and Penna ave.
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TIE NEW CONSTRUCTION OF VIEGINIA-DIs.
CUssIoN IN THE CABINET MREFIHs YHsrse.
DAY-THH ELECTION TO BD HELD JULY erH,-
We yesterday mentioned the fact Of deleea.
ton Of Virginia Conservatives calling upon the
President to express their views ON the adop.
tion Of the new constitution. Sub ;equentlv
the subject was considered BY the Cabinet all
the members present. and discussed at length.
and the county organization clause introduced
but after celebration 1t was determined not to
change the policy agreed upon at the meeting
Of the Cabinet on Tuesday last, q published
IN the STAR, and the Secretary OF STATE was
directed to issue q proclamation, in accordance
with the act Of Congress, approved April 10,
1869, providing for the reconstruction of
certain States ordering the new constitution
10 be submitted to the people OF Virginia, ON
the 9th day Of July next. The parts to be
voted on separately are the fourth clau1s OF
section one article three, relating to the disfran.
chisement Of certain citizens, and the seventh
section Of artcls three. In relation to the test.
oath. The objection to submitting to the people
the clause relating to the county and town or.
ganizations II that in case OF its rejection, the
educational Interests Of the colored people Of
that State would - smbarrased. 0snsral
Oanby, commanding the First Military Dis.
trict, which includes the state Of Virginia,
will Immediately issue orders for the registra.
tlon Of the voters Of that STATE, the work to be
conducted under the direction OF o1acers in his
command.
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STCRKT SERVICE DIVISION OF THE TRRAsu.
RY DEP RTMHNT.-J. X. Redington, ESQ.,,
formerly clerk to Commissioner Delano, has
been appointed corresponding clerk in charge
of the Secret Service Division of the Treasury
Department J. W. Ferd Cunz, formerly OF
the Third Auditors Office, has been appointed
4th class clerk in the Secret Service Division
and placed in charge of accounts and disburse-
ments Of the bureau.