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Coal OIL Train struck by Lightning.
IL. MD Rz.-lasir.ln % "A. Er.ntnn .Nar

NEw YORK, June i6.-During severe thun-
der storm last evening. AZ oil train on the Cen
trsl railroad, OF New Jersey, ~ COmmunipar,
Was struck by lightning and two cars with
tanks filed with oil were destroyed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

THE GRASD BALL at West Point on Tuesday
evening We largely attended BY distinguished
personages. Among chose present were wrs
Grant ap6 daughter, General SEocum, Secretary
BelknaF, General Vodges and others.
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AEIest Of western Bank Robbers.
felegrapAed ksclasively to Tie Evessso star.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Joseph Butts, a noto-
rious Western thief, was arrested this morning
with two accomplices, by Detective Fulley, OF
the central ofice, charged with the robbery OF
$40 900 from the Central Rational Bank of
Clevelond, Ohio. Sheriff Frazer, of Cleveland,
was informed Of the arrest, aud will come to
this city TO secure the prisoners.
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SUSPENSION OF CORPORATION WORK.-MGyor
Emery to-day issued order to the con mis-
sioners OF the several wards, directing each Of
them as follows: "Stop all work on improve
ments in your ward except that which is being
done by contract, and forward your pay rolls at
once TO the committee appointed TO ascertain
the Indebtedness of the corporation"
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sale Of Land Sertp.

T,i>crdFAed EBclunrcy 20 tie EueniEe Star.
PoRTLASv-,Iune Leone hundred aud sixty
i've acres OF agricultural college land scrip.
issued 20 Maine, was sold yesterday % a. +.
Lewis, OF Cleveland, ohio, for Si3,1o6.
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RED CLOUD having asked that horses should
be furnished his tribe, the Secretary OF the In
terror and Commissioner of Indian Affairs have
agreed to supply him, and to-day telegraphed
him that II horses would await them upon their
arrival home. This seemed To please him, akd
he telegraphed back that his heart had been
made every big"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

At IO NAG,
nT 'l' nEi~- Grounds. FEiDAY, I-ne 18th, a
jjo = W.- ~ son . cents II
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SECRETARY RgLKNAP delivered tho address
TO TIE graduating class at West Point yesterday
The number of visitors was sneN compared
with former years.
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Killed by Chioreform.

Tslecrdrled EreiusiUely % ne Ercrisg S,ar.
PHiLApEirHtA. June i6-An unknown mid
dle-aged woman, frOm Mansyunk. died yeSter-
day from the Effects OF chlOrOform, administered
by Dr. Fine, dentist. az her own request, for
the purpose Of extracting teeth.
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O6cial Returns of the New York
Election.
felegrapked ksdusirely 10 Tie Erex,ao Star.

ALBANY y. Y. June l6.-The State cam
vassers have declared the election Of Sanford
r. church Chief Judge, and NJ. F. Allen, Mar
Rapello, democrats, and Chas. j. Foiger and
Chas. Andrews, republicans, Associate jus
tees. Chureh's majority Il 81 ,9I2.
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EN-SccretarN Scuard.

Ts'ssroIAsd Esolasirely 20 TIE EreHisg SHr.
AUBTRN, n ", june lC.-GovernOr seward
lett yesterday a visit % his son Frederick, A.
MontrOse, where he viii remain a week. lie -
in excellent health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

WE REGRET TO LEARN that Hon. David Hea-
ton, Representative in Congress from North
CIrolins, is confined TO his room by an illness
which threatens serious results
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Red Clouds Talk TO GOthamites.
1slenaphea kzclHfirelp % I< Ereafno lSra1.

NEW YORK, June I6..Cooper Institute was
crowded atShoon to-day by people anxious TO
hear the remarks of Red Cloud and to look
upon the Sioux chiefs. Peter Cooper, ESQ.
presided and made q speech, favoring the con-
ciliatory measures towards the Indians, and de-
nounciDg the warlike policy Of the government.
Red Cloud spoke, through an Interpreter, for
about half an hour.
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Republican Nomination Tor Con

Tsler-dYksd EEolaslvely 20 The Erssf7g Sar.
INDIANAPOLIS. June i6.-The republicans 0f
the second district have nominated Co. Ge0rs
W. Carr. OF jackson county, Tor Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

fcieeTopAed ErciNfIuey % ne ErcHtH9 Sidr.
CLEVELAND, June l6.-The twCnty-8,.a an
nual meeting OF the OHIO Medical Association
Is now being held The attendance Is large.
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1870. "a
PAIN KILLER Z

This Valuable Family Medicine has been widely
and avorably known in our own and foreign cOun-
tries, upwards of
THIRTY YEARS.
II is an External s1d Internal Remedy. For sum
mel Complaint, any other form Of bowel disease
IN CHILDREN - adults, il is almost certain cure
and has, without doubt, been more successful IN
curing the vtrioIs kinds If CHOLERA than any
other known remedy the most skillful ply ician
In India Afrca and China, where this dreadful dis
ease = more or less prev yalent. the Pain Killer is
considered T. the natives, well As European res
ldents in th0sC climates remedy; and while 1t
Is most = sent remedy for pain, it is perfectly
safe me'IcinC, even in unsklful hands. Sold uy all
Druggists. les eo&wlm
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RENtMINATED.-At Philadelphia yes erday
Hons. Charles O'Aeil, William ID. Kelley and
Leonard Myers, members of the present House
of Representatives, were renOminated by the
Republicans.
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NoMINATIoEs.-The President sent the fol-
leTing nominations to the Senate to- day:
Amos T. Akermsn, of Georgia, to be Attorney
General of Che United States, vice Z. K. Hoar,
resigned.
Benjamin. F. Piexotti, of California, to be
Consul at Bucharest.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s69S ,i2l.74.
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Shinment Of specie.

Tslserdph,d Ezclusirely % ne Euest1g Sidr.
NEW YORK. June i6.-The America takes ogt
Si2S eOO in silver
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TIE NATIONAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-The House Committee on the Dis-
trict OF Columbia met this morning, and agreed
TO report favorably on the bill to incorpO-
rate the National Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, naming a cor pOrators, A. NJ. ClaPp,
r.. Ii. French, ). ~. w. Tabor, X. q. Donaldson,
j. III. Baxter, j. NJ. Austin, III. z. II. Bromvell.
aaron +. Randall, John X. Thompson, ID. Il.
Searles, Jos. +. Evans. Thomas l.. Tulloch,
Amos l.. Merriman, Edward DOwney, l.. NJ.
Sanders, j. w. Griffin, John w. BOteler, Geo.
Il. Morehouse, William Wilkinson, and b. b.
French.
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End HOTEL.

w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
VIII be Opened for the Reception Of Guests the
goth June.
This magnificent structure, l. Gated at the
Court Ind Of this now famous summer Hn,TfY
resort. has all the adv autages Of modern ~.sIl
improvements calculated 10 make it's guests satiseI
IN every respect.
The personal attention Of Mr.. JAMES SYKES
and Mr.. PETER GARDNER, So long known TO the
cling public will surely guarantee to those that
favor them witt heir patronage all the comfort they
can wish for
For Rooms, &c. apply on the premises or by letter
addressed to = SYKES, GARDNER & CO,
lel4-m West End Hotel. Long Branch, y. J.
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D0CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY I5rH, 1870.

This fsvOrite and celeb brated Watering Place il
new In complete order for the reception Of
guests. important Improvements have NAV
been added 20 the buildings since the estab- lk.
hshment paesed into the hands OF the present pTo,
priefor and IL Is his purpose to keep IL in style not
surpassed anywhere in irginia. The waters of
these special springs either cure greatly relieve
most cases Of scrofuls, lnciPient Consum ption,
Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis, Chronic
Pneumonia, Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic DiarrhRa,
Chronic Dysentery. They are also q great value in
those affections which are peculiar 10 the female
constitution and ss an appetizer, tonic and gen
Ial restorative, they are, perhaps, unrivalled
amongst mineral waters. The proprietor will have
provided for the lawns aud ballroom q first class
band Of music, and In general all the sources of
amusement and recreation usually found at our best
summer resorts will be at the command of the guests
at "ROCEBRIBGE ALUN." The place Is within
eleven 70 thirteen hours % Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore, &c, by rail, all in daylight Passengers
leave the cars OF the ChesaPeake and Ohio Railroad
st Goshen Depot and elegant stage coaches, passing
rapidly a smooth and level road Of only eieht
miles, down the visitors At the Springs 10 tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprtsfoy.
~Ths ROckbridge Water and Alum Mas for
sale BY the principle Druggist of the Gnited states
Descriptive pamphlets sent tree on application.
my 81 colin
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BOMBAY, June l6-Late dispatches from
Hong Kong announce that several ships which
had been dismasted in a thyphoOn have recently
arrived there.
A sharp shock Of an earthquake had occurred
at Yokohama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

LONDON, june lb.-Breadstuffs OF All kinds
are advancing rapidly at Paris, on account Of
the drought. Bread which sold for seven pence
in the dead OF winter last year, now sells for
nine pence.
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Bs-CHELOR,s HAIR DYE,

Harmless, reliabe, instantaneous, does not contain
cad; -any r,tdltc PosSp to produce paralysis or
bosstip1 virtues they do not s.Ssess The genuine
W. \. Bachelors air Dye has had thIrty ysdTS'
untarnished reputation TO uphold its integrity
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
by all Druggists. Applied at Is Bond street,
MY. fe Str
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SUMNER RESORTS.


E'AtQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.
" III Jpcu june sDfh. $50, under the man A
aEsml 1T II Mr.. SlbAS j. SANDERS RA7
Weber Music has been engaged tor the 4ssas I
The Springs are reached by raj T. the town Of
NaTTeLton- where pAsssT gers will take NaNlpr
'aTIisErs Tor the Springs six miles distant over
gGe q road
Term : - per month Is per week. : 20 per year
Jel5 In CORSELIUS BOYLE. II. - Pr.a.s
NIONTERE SPRINGS.
THIS popular and healthy SUMNER RE- VESrAY
SORT. 60 beautifully located lisg feet lr..iEZk
above tt. water, on the summit Of ;he
the road leading from Hag-rstOwu TO Gettysburg.
sixteen miles from either place opened fur the
reception Of Boarders on fhe 9th Of June.
Charges, : IL per week or : = pet month when
h"ardeIs remain two OF more months; children and
serys MT half price.
For further description send for circulars. Ad-
dress II IlSGLlNG, Proprietor.
FOunt ain Dale Z. o., Adams county, Pa.
5s1A
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Bark Disabled.

LIVERPOOL, June IA 1yiccS have been re-
ceived here announcing that the bark Candati,
which sailed from Penang for New York on the
18th of March, had recently arrived at ST. He
lena with her masts sprung, where she was con-
demned.
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TAPON SPRIN NGS,
" HANPSHrRE COrH~y W v.

pom SPRIN
" HANPsHIRE CorvrY, W. VA.
These SPRINGS, celebrated for their alter rative
properties, are now open for the reception
Of visitors. 0EyA0
. The Medicinal virtues of this Waters, its lEIH
Cool and InyigOrating Atmosphere. and its scr--s.
bIlIty to Washington and Baltimore renders il The
most popular Of all the Virginia springs
Parties from Washington will take the Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas Railroad in the morning
and arrive at strasburg at Ia clock .. m. where
excellent four horse coaches will the arrival
Cf the trains 20 convey the passengers beauti
fu road to the Springs % Early Tea parties can go
by HaTper's Ferry and Winchester 20 Strasburg. or
can stop at Winchester and take coaches Tor the
Springs
Terms of BOardIng:-The price has been greatly
reduced this season, inducement for families
snd others 70 spend the summer. SO per month:
splendid Band Of Music is engaged both for
Lawn and Ball Room.
Daily mails and telegraphic Communications pro-
yided for. regular ply stefan Of the highest at
taiDments will be ia attendance.
For descriptive pamphlets address the proprietor,
Jell I'm N. NJ. CARfMELL.
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MORE OF THE CORPORATION INDEBTEDNESS
THERE is NO END To IT.-Mr. Bliss, Superiu-
tendent of Sewers, &c, has forwarded a state
ment to the Register, Mr.. Cook, showing that
from july lst last to June 1st instant the eStI-
mates for bridges, sewers, alleys, and footways
amounted to Sis, ,206.15; amount paid, Sl1f.-
tS3G1 amount due by the Corporation, Sill ,523 0S.
There is a considerable amount yet due by th,
Corporation for work done last year under his
suPerintendence,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

PHILADELPHIA AND THE woRLDsGeAIR IN
1S76-A CONGRESSIONAL EXCURSION Party
The Committee on Foreign Affairs and the
Committee on Manufactures, of the House, ac-
companied by committee Of the Philadelphia
Councils and several others, left here at 4:3o D.
m. to-day, in a special train, for Philadelphia,
where they will remain until Monday next.
They 60 to Philadelphia for the purpose OF
comforting with the committee of citizens OF
that place, appointed to secure the hold
ing OF Worlds Fair there in 1876. The
following is list of the names OF the ex-
curs:onists Daniel j. Morrell, Oakes Ames,
Philetus Sawyer, worthington q. Smith, Ste
phen Sanford, VIM. II. Upson, Samuel p. Nor
rell, Orestes Cleveland, John nj. Rice, General
Banks, Gov. Orth, n. b. Judd, NJ. s. Wilkin-
son, Porter Sheldon, g. W. willard, j. A Am
bier, Fernando Wood, Gov. Swami, Leonard
Myers; W. b. Shaw, Boston Transcript: j. Mac
farland, New York Herald; w. w. Worden.
Boston Post, and James Il. Young, New York
TyiLaue.
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VHE REAMER HoUsE.

T'HE REAMER HOUSE,
II { + Tmerly known the Pickett House, /.
LERsBURG, VA, VEA1
Having been thoroughly reftted and newly l,.If
furnished, is now open for the accommodation OI
Sum er BOarders. Persons desiring Board can be
accommodated on reasonable terms by applying 70
je3 Of JAMES REANEH
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ORDERED TO Duty IN WASHINGTON. Master
John r. Meigs has been ordered to signal duty
at Washington, ID. G. Midshipman ~ Sargent
has been ordered to ordnance duty at the WASH
ington navy yard. First Assistant Engineer
George NJ. Greene has been ordered To the
Washington navy yard.
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HENRY HINBER,
Com,r of Imnroveuents for First War

Com'r of Improvements for First Ward.
This statement would be more satisfactory if
Mr.. Himber had only set forth how much OF the
S19,l09.92 was paid in " money" and how much
in " ORDERS" which are still afoat, and OF
course form part Of the " indebtedness" Of
the corporation.
+. :. Atkinson, Commissioner of the Fifth
Ward, replies that the amount now due the
corporation laborers s......-........-S 10 %
Amount in orders or scrip issued to
laborers and due. ue.......... :. 1879 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-16

A EALOSTAN ISLANDl
N The undersigned, having re1tted sDS
prepared this lovely and beautiful Island YGsAY
Ter the reception q Pic Mics and Pleasure
Parties respectfully call the attention Of the pubic
70 the SAM. Applications for pic MICS etc, may be
made at ENRY A. kAISERS, az Green street,
Georgetown. Ii. A. KAISER s. HERMANN
RiCHTEE. my y 3m+
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The EcumenicaI Council.
Marine Disasters and Earthauake,

RONE, June l6.-Ihe EcumemlCa al Council
will commence the discussion OF the last chap
ter of the infallibility scheme TODAY.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
From London-Emancipa Of the
slaves I'm the Cuban Colonies The
Marquis Of Bute-The New German
American Bank at Frankfort.

American Bank az Frankfort.
Tslegraphed Exclusively 10 TIE Ereni.e Star.
LONDON, June l6.-The abolitionists here are
urging The government 10 insist on the emanci-
patton of slaves in the Cuban colonies.
Monseignor Capel questions the truth OF the
rnmor lately published by John Bun TO the
effect that the Marquis Of Sute contemplated
return 10 the Anglican communion. He saws
that the Marquis is az present in Spain, beyond
reach Of the Tumor.
The Times, in its city article to-iav, douhts
the success Of the new German-Ameri,an bank
at Frankfort, which, IL successful, would be a
disoredt 10 America.
From Paris-The Emperor's Cont
Prince Napoleon iII, Nc.
PARIS, June l6.-lt is reported that the
Prince Napoleon is in. The Emperor j. stiu
suffering from his attack OF the gout, but II ts
by no means dangerous. The court goes TO ST.
LONDON, june 16-The Telegraph of this
morning says that the French Emperor has the
rheumatism i'm his right leg, ami that Prince
Napoleon is also i'll at MeudOn.
Civic Marriages i'm Spain.
MADRID, June l6.-AccOrding TO provisions OF
law lately enacted nine thousand registers OF
civic marriages are TO be opened by the middle
Of August.
The EcumeuicsI Council.
ROME, June l6.-The EcumeniCal Council
will commence the discussion OF tie last chap
ter of the infallibility scheme to-day.
Marine Disasters and Earthquake.
BOMBAY, June l6-Late dispatches from
Hong Kong announce that several ships which
had been dsmasted in thyphoOn have recently
arrived there.
sharp shock Of an earthquake had occurred
at Yokohama.
Bark Disabled.
LIVERPOOL, June I6.-Aivices have been re-
ceived here announcing that the bark Candati,
which sailed from Penang for New York on the
18th of March, had recently arrived at ST. He
lena with her masts sprung, where she was con-
demned.
Advance i'm BreadstuHs i'm Europe.
LONDON, June l6.-Breadstuffs OF all kinds
are advancing rapidly at Paris, on account Of
the drought Bread which sold for seven pence
in the dead OF winter last year, now sells for
nine pence.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A-MUSEMENTS.
MAJ TIONAL EATER.
THI's EVENING. CompIirnentary Benefit ten
49, NJ ~ prominent citizens 10 Mr: J. p: STOSER,
AZ hc5 ,essn VII b Pre.egIe,d, the mt . nd
syI Ss Iss SI;nisa y3I9H JTfssSiaD r
by tine conpsnJ, selected from the waskinEtsn
ALd S'-'i1-'re Iheai-r.i u 10 o conclude with
os THE LITTLE DEVILS SHARE.
II BAL
oLYHPIU
NA"TION NAL
=, on on 81, nEic- Grounds. FEIDAY, J-ne 18th, a.
3-o , n Alras>-'n . cents II
N IONAL THEA TIRE.
sIsOo FLYl sEIOo rLYii
PSsliiy AZ y " 1plS T>, enc W.
AEa, Matinee saJIt day afternoon, the origins, and
BT.5 ANTS MIxS-RfF1iSs" IRF s"ipt aID BuKLEs3UE
GFiRA TROUPE
z n i'r- an q? "a u r1-e, NsS YORK un@ar the
I'm ic direction and personal superytsicA pi the
Ma DAN EKTANT.
-siEtst by TwENTT Two FIRST -CLtSS AIT
2TrEl5 viii ts?sEs'rIned : : II CRETIA B0RGiA
CJB TIE Pr BOD. AMI IN Bryants greatest New
kCTk success, HAMLET, and the inevitable SHOO
sale cf .a..s commeuo~ st the Theatre.
MEI NESnAi sIkNING1 JUNE -.
NTAIL'S OPERA House.
ONE WEEK MOEE.
bYp RiGPhhsT.3FP TR0UPEs
TO NIGHT,
Aho MN vg.aiSB ASB Ri: 'FFlEsUT1irUr SCENES
By the
TWENTY FIVE MALE AND FEMALE AR
CARRIE MOORE, first time. THE SkATOEIAL
QUEEN.
The sons - Efhtgb Song.
cool, WHITE AND r. BELL.
New PautOTlims, HARLEQUIN STATt Il.
Host II other novelties: concluding with entire
change
THREE GORGEOUS FOCF7 TAINS,
ILLUMINATED WATERS,
The entire stage being used
LlBE EAL PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Reserved seats az Ellis Music Store. 80 extra
charEe- Jel3
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SALT TO ARRTYET

The undersigned offer O. the trade an entirely new
article 4 SALT, particularly adapted 90 Butchers
and CoufeCtiOueTs use. Also, TURk > ISLAND
SALT H. THOs DAVIS A OD
Iect,ths2W IS Water street, GEORGETOWN,
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How MUCH rs DUE THE CORPORATION La

HOW MUCH rs DuE THE CORPORATION LA
First and Fifth Wards Heard
Frsn.-The following letter from Commissioner
Himber, Of the First Ward, was received by
Senator Hamlin, Chairman District of Columbia
Committee, this morning.
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From Paris-The Emper0r's Gout-
Prince NAPOLEON IN. Nc.
Civic Marriages iu Spaiu.

/ MAUhID, JUNG In.-ACCOTuIng 20 PROVISIONS OF
| law lately enacted nine thousand registers OF
| civic marriages are TO be opened by the middle
L of Anrnst.
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ID n N OV A l..
CONTINUED REDUCTION IN Prices.
In anticipation Of early removal OF my stock Of
GROCERIES from present location 20 Hoes Iron
Buiding on street. doors east Of Ebbitt II use.
ana oering AT articles At extremely low prices &c
reduce the trouble aud expense Of tran sfsr:
". W. BURCHELL.
nj Il Corner 18th and streets.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
THE INTA1LTBILIpY DOGMA.

The printed scheme of the dogma of
infallibility has been distributed. 1t CON
tains five canons
l. If any one should say that the epis-
copal chair of the Roman Church is not
the true and real infallible chair of Bless
ed Peter, or that it has not been divinely
chosen by God as the most solid, indie
fectible and incOrruptible rock of the
whole Christian Church, let him be
anathema.
II. If any one should say that there
exists IN the world another infalible
chair of the truth of the Gospel of Christ
our Lord distinct and separate from the
chair Of Blessed Peter, let him be ana
thema,
III. If any one shonld deny that the
divine D1aelSte1IakVi of the chariot Blessed
Peter is necessary to the true way of
eternal salvation for all men, whether
unfaithful or faithful, whether laymen or
bishops, let him be anathema.
". If any one should say that each
Roman Pontiff, legitimately elected, IS
not by Divine right the successor Of
Blessed Peter, even in the gift of in
fallibility ofDlagzsfeJ1zlm and should deny
to any one of them the prerogative Of
infallibilitv for teaching the Church the
Word of God pure from all corruption
and error, let him be anathema.
Y. If any one should say that general
councils are established by God the
Church as a power of feeding the divine
flock in the word Of faith superior to the
Roman Pontiff, or equal to him, or nee
essary by Divine institution in order
that the DzaeISte1IltO5 Of the Roman
Bishop should be preserved infallible,
let him be anathema.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-06-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

T. L. Cuyler, preaching recently on
temperance, alluded to the murder of a
weliknown citizen IN dram-shop, and
said wisely and we'll This carnival
of murder must be stopped. So say all
good citizens. But my friends, how
shall the stream of crime and misery be
stopped while the fountain is in full
flow? For there is a third participant in
this awful tragedy. The man who sells
the dram which maddens its victim is
morally, an accomplice in the crimes
which the drinller Commits while under
the influence of the drink. The liquor
seller may not wish his customerto com
init crime; he may not know, either, lust
what mischief the intoxicated man NAV
do; but he does know that he is prepar-
ing his customer fer crime, when, for
wicked gain, he sells him alcoholic poi
son. Every liquor-seller knows that he
is poisoning his felbw-men."