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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

The decision of Judge Giles, of Baltimore
made lately, that the Baltimore street cars
could not exclude colored passengers, took
practical shape yesterday morning, in the An.
PeArsnce OF number of cars bearing the words
conspicuous in red letters, "Colored Persons
Admitted to this Car" Some curiosity was felt
rs 10 the working Of the experiment., and the
AneriedH says that ''to the utter astonishm ent
Oh those persons who predicted that the cars set
apart Tor the colored persons would be run With
ous psssengers, they yesterday traversed our
streets with about the same quota Of passengers
- were wont to patronise them before the words
Ceiorea persons admitted to this car we're pla-
caloea AS was the case when the experiment
was first made here, some indignant Canca,i.ns
bounced out OF the cars when colored neonIe
entered, but for the most part the white passen-
gers seemed to stand the equality business with
great equanimity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

Reader, have you registered? Ifnot, why not?
Are You satisfied with the present condition of
city affairs? Ifdissatished, are you discouraged,
that you abandon the rights of citizenship
Do you not know that II you and others like you
were to exercise your rights and perform your
duties as men and good citizens you could svsep
the present crowd Of municipal incompetents
ana "Ring' vampires out of place, like chat
before the whirlwind? Dot. Register, without
faii' vote without fail, and rescue the city from
the assassins who are running it financially,
and who are endansering its permanence as the
seat of government by making it odious to Con-
gress and the countryI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

AS win be seen by the prices paid for wheat
on Change in Georgetown this morning, there
Is an unpleasant prospect OF an advance in
-four. Advices received by Georgetown millers
from their New York and Boston consianees,
state that -four has already advanced there 81
per barrel, with still an upward tendency, and
1t Is to be apprehended that the demand from
the North for the flour Of our local mannfac-
ture VIII be so great as to send up prices here.
The northern demand has been increased, 1t
appears, by the failure Of the western wheat
crop last year TO come up to the manufacturing
standard Of Choice Family, hence our George
town mills, as well as those ON the upper Poto-
mac and It's estuaries, have the northern mar
ket without the competition which they have
met heretofore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

As the City Councils have already passed ap-
propriation bills sufficient to exhaust the rev.
enues OF the Corporation for the next ten years.
the Beard of Aldermen did a very sensible
thing IN adjourning last night without waiting
for quorum. While the Corporation Is In its
present bankrupt condition, it seems the purest
mockery for the Councils to sit weekly passing
bills spIroPristing money at the rate of mil
lion or two of dollars per night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

A correspondent of New York paper who
met Theodore Tilton walking on Broadway
eating an apple and piece of cheese says that
he asked him how the Ladepeadeat was getting
along, and that Mr.. L. said:
ait was doing very wen, and had introduced
Helmboids Buchu in all the evangelical
churches of the West"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

The labor-wages agitation is spreading over
the whole civilized world. The cotton weayers
throughout England are engaged IN a movement
TO advance their pay, but with doubtful success,
from the depressed condition Of that branch of
frada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

The BALTIMORE AmsricaH says, " that among
the features Of the beauty OF the Baltimore girls
handsome feet form very important item. -
The Baltimore girls undoubtedly have pretty
feet, but they are rather large. The feet of the
Washington girls are both pretty and small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

PRAISE FROM SIR HUBERT.-The Philaiel-
phia Ledger speaks Of THE STAR as one of the
most influential newspapers of the National
Capital, and having the largest circulation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

Contributions left with any Of the following named
parties VIII be handed to the Treasurer, and imme-
diately forwarded TO Richmond
Samuel v. n lies, 1888 street, N. W.
yoseph Redfein, cor. 10Th 81 and Penns ey,N.w
Nm. >. Huntington, First National Banh
B. stinenetz, 1897 Penna. ave-, N. ". sr'
X: MerTiek, 1906 street, ". W. y .... E
Philp solomons, Oil Penns ave, NV
Jos; w Main, CO.. Pa ave and 9th stu W.,
VIM, q. Metlerott, 925 Penna ave, n W.
Webb Beveridge, AZ I TN st. Odd Fellows Han
Wall, Robinson Co, 921 Penna. ave-. N. W,
VIM. =, Moses, cor. Pa ay. and 9TH ST., n. W.
John MarkriteI 439 9TH St, W. ri ~
r. D. Gilman -627 Penna ave, N w "a
Barbour and amilton, 63S La ave, N W
james u. Carlisle 301 ID street. N. W. eel
Jos. SbillingfoD, cor. Penna. ave. and "a 81.
John Purdy 81 5 IA street, N. W. 49, .i
b. French, II. Cap. ST, near ID ST, 5. e.
Gulick Bro, N. j. ave-, cor. ID st, ). Is. .--
Geo N Oyster, Cap. ST., bet 81 and Sd, N. b.
p NJ Middleton: ave, near st. Il.
Jnn. D. Brandt, Chit OK Blu. Of Ord. Navy Dept
Adam Gsddis, at, cor. llth, s. e., and 5th ST.,
John a. Stephenson, r street, between 10th and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03
roR rHE RIOHnVND sUrr1a11s

At an informal meeting Of anunbsr Of business
men me- sna Others held IN this s on the Hyenins Of
at solicited from eitixens N Aid on the s,Y
Va -l--.-I'. = = = - - ~
MI; r. B. Mohun was appointed Treasurer, and
licit Contributions: : : W ~
-. w. Gait, A. 4. Perry - " ...'l
X. b. Mohun, Geo. w, Cochran,
samuel Lewis, R.B. Nc0uire IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03


II TIE t IkiSF 81 e eSEGEB 2s TIE BIS,
DU1sl'' FOREST .'n'i' ils,, E Equity Dosss. o
erty mentioned m the PROCEEDINGS in this cause foR
rep"ffs T nsi ne sSa said to
and that the purchaser has complied with the terms
ton Of cox .occr for a coT iU oa mo mo-
deIed, adJndged and decreed that the said sale be
be shown on Of before the twenty seventh daV Of
Mf st I rOySIss spp Of this order
'' m,s', ! true sopS y f. ' ~ ,r,o. w.,
I TNITED STATS PATENT OFFICE,
n On Il. petition y 4 b wAia3FRMh q Fitch ffs
sa%sS no him " the sst9 daZ Of July
l. ordered that the testimony IN the csDs b
closed on the 18th day of June next that the
petition heard on the day 81 July Sn nsxs said
ANY person may 0DgGsssM 81: s1 s FfshEn
my 5-law5w Commissioner Of Patents.
NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
the petition Of p%TPD q Fl indan
s a" Sh ht tPg the sas 81 ST
an tiprovement in Lightning Rods; ''' ~.
on G az he q y heS pbss ffs smo I
fling argnnssts and the Examiners report be linn
lieu 70 the Loln Gay OF July next. ana that said
petition be heard on the 10Th day Of July next
Amy person may oppose this extension.
MANUEL y. FISHER,
my3-w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. O., April %, 1870.
On the petition of ALyA b. TAYLOR, of New
& for the Of patent
Improvement in Machinery for Forming Hat b.
dies.
II Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 25th day Of June next that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited to the 5th day of July next, and that said
petition be heard on the 18th day of July next.
Any person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
8 law3w COmmissiOner Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

~ UECOKATIUN DAY ----s
AT
NATIONAL CEMETERY, ARLINGTON, VA,
MAY 80, 1870.
proposals will be received In writing By the under
aned IN behalf Of the Department OF Potomac G.
a. R.J Tor the TRANSPORTATION of 500 persons
lmere or less comprising the Grand Chorus of the
District Of Columbus, from certain points to be
named I'm Mashington and from certain points to be
named In Georgetown to the National Cemetery at
Arlington and return, on the aboy enamel day, after
the conclusion OF the ceremonies
Proposals. must state the kind of convey snces
nered the number Zach cow Anee will carry, and
the price per capita for the full trip. = : :
GEO. Il. WALBRIDGE,
In Charge of Transportation
my 3-3t at+. p. %. Lock BOx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03
'ra- .r. ..- Del
..euli sILvERBERG'S, "s "a
80 s1a SEVENTH STREET.
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND d STREET.

NOU WILL FIND SHOES, - - = =,
g0r ALL MAKES, 1
AT THE SANE PRICE, AND DITrERv
GOODS, -
THAN YOU SEE IN ANY ADvERTISENINr.
At .g 81 WILSON CO.,
my S6t Cnder Odd Fellows Hail.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE POTOMAC
- GRAND AIAY OF the RHPUBLIc,
WARRINGTON, D. C., Hay 5, $50.
DECORATION DAY --,
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-NoyEIUa.S

NovELuEsS
N>trAA \
MARsEILLls TRIMMINGS.
20 Pieces OF MARSEILLES TRIMMINGS inst
Z arrived At from ~ cents piece up. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03
FOR SALE AND RENT,

ESn oAbA anu u EN l.
For RKEI.I.o. ne. BRICKS: 8 room, each:
$50 Arply on On n, "a ~. between and 1. Rent
For Rl1rHfvo snail FRONT ROOMS No
suitable sss is.s P Apply one sahs e pss1
J1HsuRElsHED RooMs, convenient for house.
y keeping, kitcheo % frst floor; l235 9TH street
N Nv 4, AsPs,y 2 Pc; o KING: on the pTsni:s,
FOR RkNTLLaTsc HOUSE, newly papered and
Price Q Is per month. ONE, three rooms, $40. AID.
ply next door, cor sth ST. and Pa. sS east. ms-st'
E'uR K ! H0gsS. 9taini.s rooms,
u.s. Asely :. ySeS3LaxASDER' No: iasI
lshsaEEHHas!sa s A H. ., s
rios si ss@s ssdsnsS.5s
HOUSE,. double parior. four e Chambers, dining
ss:s 10 Is, s.ss Ssas
NORTH A. - na36t
FOR RENr-A nearly new BKi0K HOUSE. in
Bet snd c III
na mn a DC s.ush side Inquire at GIBBS Hair
L>OR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE. n
street bsSeen ,h and sRS o1ss "
r. fsss Navy Department. Apply next dGSsi No
FOR RENT-Two large BOON 8, second and third
stories Of new building No. 10s Penn syly anis
avenue suitable for dentist or business pcr poses
Entrance through Messrs Calf Bro. . new estab-
iishment. 3. CALVERT FORD,
mS5t y. L.-- Druggist.
EOR .SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE in
Georgetown, on West street, between Congress
and High three stories and cellar with back build
ing; contains fourteen rooms; has all modern cen !.
hood; Price se0oe, r. W. BOWMAN, Real rs
tate Broker, 412 9TH street. mas eoN
ENOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
Il PERTY,
-. ,curs GBroksT2ge allowedy
r. Station, Md, IL mites from Washington. ado
ing Carroll Factory; About 30 acres under caIti.
walton; IL in oak and hickory timber; log hous two
running streams, water power, springs, &c. Title
good Sod well adapted for fruit or a vineyard; sit
nation healthy. Will cell cheap, or exchange for
improved I'M city yrogsrty. Apply to @. A SAGE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03
WOOD AND COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL. ASSORTED IN QUAL-
~ tiles, suitable Tor family. steaminC and lla.
smith purpoees for sale At the lowest possible rsse-
Ion cash Once: - street and Canal DEPOT: Po-
tomac river and 6th street.
ep2e-1m G.. l.. sHERIfr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-03

"sIA PER CENT. BUILDING ASsOCIA-
tssScia,ian sS4aa aEss annual meeting OF this
BulldIDg q . UIysh TUESDAY EVENING, 81
inst. Election Of officers for the ensuing year will
take Place, and the annual report submitted. A
last opportunity Is offered to subscribe for stock as
the books of the Association will be closed at the
sired.
m2-2t r. L. HARRIS Secretarv
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-26
HOTELS.
4 1IL ExUlIANGE u IiOTEi..

SNuG. REYN)iDi rroprietoi
The largest aud most commodiois Hotel in the
oil region. Fair on the Bridge reduced to bOardcrs.
Tnis house is pleasantly situated, cool and
pleasant, making 1t delightful hotel in all respect.
Petroleum Centre April 10, 1863.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-26
THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
Sundays excepted.)
". Z. LONGWELL, Proprietor.
TERMS.

TERMS.
Per year payable in advance, ~, $50
Ter month,
tTen lines OF nonpareil make ono square)
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-26
s 8 . . q q q q

THO TIE WORKING CLASS we a-e now pre-
/ pared 10 fulh all classes with constant TN.
poyment at homo, the whole of the tine or for the
snare omrnts. Business new, light and prof table
| Persons Of either easily cara from SIC to Sc
per evei,ing and proportional sum bv devotng
tnelr whole time To tn. business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as wen. That all who see this
notice may send their address, and ties, the business
ao make This unparalleled offer: 70 such are not
wei, satisfied, we will send TO pNy for the trou.
| which will do to com nante work on. and copy OF
| the Psof!s's Literary CbmpaniOn-one OF the argest
| aud hest family newspaper spublishedai sen,t!aet
| ny mail Ncater, IL you want permanent, profitable
| work address T.. c. Al .EN y co . Augusta,
Mare,. Ss nov;:3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

"wHY THEY DON'T BEGIS.r-Under this
head the New York Sun refers to the wide
spread disappointment expressed at the appa-
rent slow ness Of the French and the Prussians
to begin the active lighting Of the wal, and cites
the instances Of the late wars between France
and Austria and Austria and Prussia, to show
that il takes time 10 place great armies in the
field for combat, no matter how thorough the
preparations Of the combatants may have been.
In 1859, preparations for the war between
France and Austria were being male as early
as January, but not a blow was struck till May.
In 1s66, Austria and Prussia began to pat their
armies on a war footing in March; but, though
they moved with une1ampled CELEBRITY the battle
of Sadows was not fought till July. Therefore,
the Sun argues that the fact that a great battle
has not taken place already should not be made
the ground for doubling whether there will be
war at all.
1t should be added, however, that in neither
of the cases cited did the delays occur after war
was actually declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

Our railroad statistics show more strikin.Iy
than any other evidence the wonderful growth
Of the country. The railroads of the United
States in ISL did not exceed 5000 800 tons, and
the total earnings from freight and passengers
did not exceed $40 900 ,OO0. In 1869 the tonnage
of all our railways exceeded OO,O0O,O00 tons,
and their earnings from this source equalled
$500 O0O. 900. 1t Is noticeable that the increase
IN tonnage during this period has been twenty
folS, while the increase in the earnings has been
rat ffteen-folt, thus evideneing the important
fact that notwithstanding the general rise in all
values since 1851, there has been a considerable
decrease in the cost of railroad transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

THE WORKING PEOPLE.-The miners of st.
Clair, Sehuylkin county, Pennsylvania, are said
to have seeded from the workingmen's Beney-
Olent Association and formed themselves into a
society called the United Order OF Mechanics.
This action has been caused by the tyrannical
order OF the General Council OF the W. Il. a.
requiring each miner TO pay all wages in excess
Of Sc day into a general fund. The eoopers Of
Lower LOckport, New York. who have been on
a strike, have succeeded in obtaining an increase
OF wages, that is a shilling per barrel instead OF
ten cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

The sympathizers with France in the present
European conflict, in New York, have not vet
decided to hold meeting. The French in that
city appear to be rather quiet, considering their
usually demonsustive disposition. Curiously
enough, the Irish of New York uphold Napo-
leon more loudly than do the Frenchmen them
selves Religion has something TO do with this,
probably; and the old sympathies between the
IRISH and the French when England was their
common enemy are also revived quite likely.
The Fenians seem to be hoping that England
may get involved in the European war, expect-
ing that their opportunity may come when tina,
country has her hands full
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

The Richmond evening papers which should
arrive here the morning after their publication
often tail to reach u in time AMI if any thing of
interest tTanspires in Richmond during the day.
We are certain not to receive at this office next
morning the evening papers containing an &C
count Of IT. This was tue case at the time Of the
Capitol disaster, and to-day we are without the
papers from that city yesterday afternoon CON
tanning an account OF the execution Of deter
Phillips. Whose tanlt is IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

y C'TrtspCndcHt Of THE STAR calls our atten-
ton 10 a mistake IL the interesting data quoted
from the New York Post concerning the present
Whereabouts Of The men on both sides who
hgnred at Bull Run The General -. B. Wilcox
WHO participated in that battle was not killed
81 me disaster IN Richmond, but is nox serving
with LIS regiment-the 10Th IL. :. Infantry, ii
We are not nistaken-on the Pacific coast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23
Governments Securities.
SfOek KeNOrf.

~ BaAks,s', Brokers' ann Commercial Telegraph. I
Lewis johnson Co. quote stocks and bonds In
home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW York, July 23.-First Board-U. Z. IS. 1881,
coupon ll2lz 52Ds, l562, coupon, DSA as 1864
pom hs1 s,s lsss coupon, Hos. eys, new, 1865,
coupon Wl 20, 1857 coupon ,l0I 52Os, 1858, cou
pon l05. 10 sos, coupon. l1S,s; Currency IS, llOs
Msriposa. >. do. pfd. :; Canton. O.; Gambler
land, ~ OF d; Western Union Telegraph, 81; Quck-
silver. 5; Pacific Mail, 4c1a Boston Water Power
:: Adams Express, 651., Wells. Fargo Co. s
Express, II American Express, 49,, United States
Express, AZ Old; Merchants Union EXP, -;
New York Central and Hudson, 9J41; do. do. Scrip
80 old; Eric. ga; do. pfd, 43; arlem 1877; Hsr.
lem, pref lSl4 Reading. 9i.s; Michigan Central,
Us; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, 9lla
Illinois Central, l32 Of d; Cleveland and PittsburS
h53 Northwest ss,a Northwest, pref d, IS Cteve
land, Columbus Cincinnati. =; New Jersey
Central l0l Old; Rock Island ll5i Milwaukee and ST
Pan, Il ee: MiiwauHie 81 Panl pref 75,s Wabash
Wsyne. 90; Alton and Terre Hspte. a Old; Alton
and Terre Hsute, pref d, -: Chicago and Alton,
llHf; Chicago Alton, prefd, =; Ohio &
Mississippi Certificates, Slt Old; Tennessee State Is
old, GA. Tennessee State SIS, new, 6lI4; Virginia
State Sc, old, 81 od; North Carolina 6s. Old 49,
d.. new, s1.: Missouri 6s,S Ss Gold, 1l9ls al2o's
Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

From French, Langran Y OsiIvis We have
PgfHo.A's Magazine for August and Blacstco0,l
Tor July: also "A Sketch OF the Life and Work
Of Charles Dickens" by f. ID. Perkins who
ever lie NAV be), published by G. p. Putnam e
Sons. New York. This volume is what IL claims
10 be, merely a ssetcly affair, showing consid-
able Il dustTy and research in collecting Dicl:-
eE5GNG from newspapers, magazines, and other
quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week ending to-day there has been
received at the Treasury Department from the
printing division $500, 600. The shipments du-
ring the same period were S667 ,162 10 notes,
and $50, 81 IN fractional currency.
The amount OF securities held by the Treas
urer of the United States IN trust for national
banks, reported to-day, were as follOws:-FOr
circulating notes. S3i2 OBJ $50; for deposits of
public moneys, Sl6,3l6, 500-total, S35s ,33S, 80.
The amount OF fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was Sjsi.s90
The amount of mutiated bank notes bnrnei
during the week was s2ST $50, making the total
amount burned to date S26, l52, 2sS. The bank
currency issued for bills destroyed was 1928 7SD,
making the total amount issued therefor S25,-
1929. The balance due for INITIATED notes
is SCI ,GG5, and the national bank circulation
outstanding at this date is S299, 4OI, T2I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

humphrey Marshall announces himself can.
didate Tor Congress In the fifth Kentucky dis
triet. As the democratic majority in thai dis
trict in lsts was some thirteen thousa,,d e..
is room for several candidates of thai ,'1,;ti,
complexion, and a lively canvass is antic,ra,e',
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23
BOARDING..

ROARDING-One large FURNISHED FRONT
persons one ditto As; single room. S25 bath room
andgas; 1115 7th street, between l. and streets
north. iya3 3ts
IL OUMS, WITH BOARD-A fine residence lust
H yacat d by member of Congress, is now open
for The vacation as first class BOARDING
HOUSE. Large, cool, airy rooms, hot and cold
water bath room, &c. Terms: 81 30 per day 81
PER week, $25 per month Location, Alb 4th
street iy 22-lm
EIRST- CLASS B0ARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS, to be had on re aeon able terms
at 1901, cor. Ponnsylvania avenue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. mh2s -iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

French, Langran x Ogilvie seem to be the
first in the field with war maps, and from them
we have maps Of Western aud Central Europe.
and the Western provinces of Prussia and Baden.
showing the French, and North and South q 81
man frontiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

The Captain General OF Cuba, it seems from
late sdvices, has no easy task in persuading the
Spanish planters and other slave owners to
come into bis or any scheme of emancipation.
He is acting under instructions from Madrid,
where great anxiety exists to please the Amer
lean government by freeing the slaves in Cuba.
The Spaniards in that island, except the proud
est and most obstinate of them, admit the ne
cesefty Of adopting some plan Of abolition, but
no scheme yet proposed seems to suit them. De
Rodas and his council have ample powers, it is
said, and can free the slaves on what conditions
they please; but they dare not offend the Gu
ban Spanisrds. This is the dilemma, An
escape from which is hard to be effected. The
Cuban insurgents now enjoy the prestige OF
having abolished slavery Internationally, and
anything less than that on the part of Spain will
not, it strikes US, accomplish the object sought
by that country, which is to gain sympathy
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23
Reading Matter on Every Page.

~PxKsoss leaving the city for the summer
can have TEE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the once. Terms 50 cents
Der month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-23

The Union Republican General COMMITTEES
met in New York last night and expressed
sympathy with Prussia, passing a resolution de
nOuncing NAPOLEON Is 20 p.