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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-15
ns-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE,

@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, DR.. RUGGE dIscov-
cred "Carbolic Acldn and Its extraordinary medi-
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equalled 1t. Largely used by the French physi-
clans In treatment Of censumptive and scrofu-
lous Diseases 1t was introduced by the Court Ply
sIcian of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sia, and from thence to the United States. No.
thing else OF the present day can equal HEN
.RY's SOLULION OR CARBOLIC CONSTITUTION
RENOvATOR. Patients get better AFTER only one
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
1t to the publc.-TEdisor "Argus." jan17 Tyr
rs JUST OUT.-CHERRY PECT9-
RAIL TRoCHES, superior to all others for Colds,
Coughs, Sore Throats Bronchitis, and Uoarse-
ness.
None so pleasant. None cure so quick.
Manufactured by RUSHTON CO., Astor House,
New York.
No more OF those horrible tasted, nauseating
Brown Cubeb things.
For sale at wholesale BY GOODRICH WINE.
MAN 4 CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. % Bayne
street. dec3o 3mos
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PERSONS visiting the city will purchase the
stereoscopic views Of Charleston and vicinity at
the Hasel street Bazaar, or at No. 161 King street.
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BUSINESS MOTT Es.

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAoRDINARY.-See ad
vertisement in another column. mchS tuthslmo
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Auction Sales This Day.

Iaurey / Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock.
:at their store, lard oil, nails, shoulders, &c.
Hutson Lee will sell at II O'Clock, at the old
Postoficc, real estate
A. ]. White Son will sell at II o'clock, at the
Old Postonlce, real estate.
j. E. Bowers will sell OF II O'Clock, at the old
postofllce, rea! estate. ~
R.& A. P. Caldwell win sell at half-past 9
O'Clock, at their store, strips, butter, &c. !.
John G. Minor Co. Will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, clothing and dry goods
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UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH A-HoN.
GEORGE 8. BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsIlING.-Tne fol
lowing business was disposed Of In this court yes
terday:
Ex parte Benjamin Stokes and J. W. Rawlln-
son, in re John May. Petition for leave to estab-
lsh lien. Registrar Clawson made a report,
which was referred back for more minute testi-
timony as to the facts.
Elk parte James ". Williams, in re Jones Fuller
Petition to establish lien-was referred to Regis.
&rar Clawson to report.
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By JOHN g. MILN0R,&CO.

nRY GOODS AND. CLOTHING
IL THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, we
will sell atour Auction. Salesroom, No. 135 Meet.
fnU street. : - .'@'t"
/ FANCY AND MOURNING PRINTS, Cottonades,
Kentucky Jeans. Tweeds, Bleached. and Brown
Shirtlngs, Ginghams .Tickingsi Stripes, Swiss
Undershrts, Shirt Fronts, Ladies' Gloves, Hos
tery, Suspenders, Bleached Table Diaper and Fan.
W 9oous' &C. aryr.i;,, :. :..i:..:..
Cottonade and Kentucky Jean Goats and Pants,
Fancy Cashmere Pants, Brown Linen Drill Coats
and Pants, Colored Shirts, Brown Drill Drawers,
&c. @ ,- ,..rH 80 :
Conditions cash. mch15
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
SIS, Sc so and S. so per thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS Job once.
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0bltnarn.

MCMILLAN Died In Kingstree February 14tb,
1870, THOMAS MCMILLAN, Of Lannark, Scotland
aged 72 years and S months.
The remains were inferred in the kingstree
Cemetery.
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HON. n. P. O'CoNNeR's ADDREss.-We &C
knowledge the reception Of an invitation from the
Hibernian Benevolent Society, of Augusta, Ga,
to hear the grafton OF the Hon. NJ. P O'Connor, to
be delivered before the society, in Girardeys
.opers. House, on Thursday next. -.
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UNION BANK.-At the annual election held
at the banking house, Wednesday, 9th instant,
the following named gentlemen were elected di.
rectors OF the Union Bank OF South Carolina: W.
B. Smith, C. N. Hubert, William Middleton, L. D.
Mowry, Thaddeus Street, A. b. Jones, G. 8. Glib
bon, F. R. Wlckenberg, G. q. Wltte, A. O. An
drews, W. Parker Rasenei, Fred. Tupper, Jacob
Barrett At subsequent meeting Of the board
". B. Smith, Esq, was unanimously reelected
preaident. - -
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STATE and other bonds are wanted. See A.
C. Kaufman's advertisement in another column.
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LADIES, have you seen that nice note paper
at the Hase street Bazaar, price 25 cents for two
quires9
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THE PUsIM GRAND BAL PARE AND MAsoUE
will take place on Wednesday evening. 10th In
.stant at the Academy OF Music. We are request
ed by the committee OF arrangements to say that
tickets OF admission can be procured from them
and none will be sold at the door. Children un-
der twelve years Of age not admitted. Grand
.ensree at halrpast O'Clock P. NJ.
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A.;NEsr OF G1aBLERs BROKEN UP.-John
Rivers, Edward Brown, Daniel washington, Sam
sprlgss, wesley owens, Joe Fraser. Aaron Ais.
ton, and Ben ard James Sanders, the colored
men who were arrested by the detectives Sum
day, upon the charge Of gambling, were before
the Mayor yesterday. He gave them the choice
OF paying fine OF $40 each, or serving ten days
in the workhouse ]. B. Doscher, on whose prem
ases the gambling occurred, was fined $40.
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ST. PATRIcK's BENEVOLENT SoCIETY.-This
society viii celebrate It's afty.fourth anniversary
ON Thursday next. After parade the society
will attend divine service at ST. PatricS's Church,
where Rev. DR.. Moore will deliver a sermon ap-
propriate to the occasion. After the sermon
there will be anotherparade, and a collation. at
the hail. At three O'Clock the election for officers
and other business will take place
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ns- SINKING SLOWLY.-DIsEAsRs

ms- SINKING SLOWLY.-DISEASES
that progress rapidly to crisis are not the only
ones to be dreaded. Canker or dry rot does not
blast tree as suddenly as stroke OF lightning,
but unless arrested, 1t destroys 1t as certainly;
and in like manner chronic debility, although 1t
does not kill with the swlftness OF yellow fever, Is
as sure to sop the springs Of life eventually as any
acute disease, II not checked by invigorating
medication. There is something inexpressbly
touching in the spectacle Of premature decay.
Langor, palor, emaciation, depression Of spirits,
and dlstaste for exertion, are Its ordinary symp-
toms, and they should be promptly met BY tonic
treatment. The best invigorant and exhllarant
that can be administered In case Of this kind Is
HoSTETTER,S STOMACH BITTERS. The stimu-
latng principle OF the preparation rouses the DOR
mant energies Of the system, and the strengthen
ing and regulating properties give permanent
and healthful impulse to the vital forces thus
brought into play. The falling appetite Is re-
awakened, the process Of digestion and assmila-
ton are quckened the quality OF the blood is i'm
proved, the secresions become more natural, ana
every organ that contributes to the nourishment
of the body updergoes salutary change. BY
these means the repair Of the physical structure
Is effected and its health and vigor restored. In
no class OF diseases has the benefeent operation
of the Bitters been more marked and striking
than In those characterized by general debility
and nervous prostration. Ladies afiicted with
these ailments find In this most wholesome OF all
toncs and correctIves the safest and surest means
OF relief 1t Is strong to restore and powerless to
injure. Such Is the uniform testimony Of "clouds
OF witnesses" mchl+ p&Co
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@r NOTICE.-C HARL ST o N
BRANCH NATIONAL FREEDMEN's SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY, No. "a BROAD STREET.
Money deposited on or before MARCH 2lsr will
draw interest from MARCH 1sr.
Interest allowed M"rch, Judy and November on
all sums of Five Dollars and upwards. Deposits
OF Five Cents and upwards received.
NATHAN RITTER,
mch1 n Cashier.
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CRUxBs-The City Sheriff's advertisement
OF the property which had been levied on for
taxes had the effect OF causing rush to his office
yesterday morning OF those who desired to pay
up Several hundred dollars were paid In.
The equity docket was called before Judge Car
penter yesterday, but no cases OF public interest
were disposed Of
The Mayor imposed fines yesterday amounting
to twenty dollars.
The store OF Mr.. John Kennedy, at the corner of
Line and King streets, was robbed Sunday eve
ming for the second time in several days..
MeEvoy's great pictorial, musical and natural
entertainment will give several exhibitions at the
Htbernian Hall, commencing on Monday next
Bees Ferry is now open for travel.
Friday Nixon, who Is sentenced to be hung on
the 2lth Of this month, is, 1t is said, as care
les about it as II another person and not he who
Is to be suspended.
Workmen have commenced breaking ground
for the. new plank road to extend. from King,
through Calhoun street to the Savannah Railroad
<lep0t.
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TIE HrBERN1AN soc1ET1.-This time-honor-
ed association celebrates its slxtynlnth anniyer-
sary on the nth, "st. Patrick's day In the morn
ing.n The society viii meet in the morning to
transact the usual routine OF business, and elect
officers for the ensuing year. At the dinner
win be served at the hall, mine host OF the Mills
House being the caterer. An opening viii be
made between the two buildings, and the dinner
is expected to be one Of the best ever furnished
anfthe, occasion an epoch in the history OF the
society. The following gentlemen are the stew
ards: George a: Bowman, R. s. Bruins, VIM.
Aiken Kelly, ]. J. Grace, F. L. o'Neill..
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By .ALONZO j. .WHITE.&l son.

WILL BE- SOLD THIS DAY, THE
w 18th instant at II O'Clock, ss the Old Post
That Desirable WOODEN TENEMENT NJ BUILD.
NC, situate west side Smith street, near Bun
street. Lot measures "a feet front onSmith street.
on back line 81 feet and In depth 81 feeta inches
be the same more or less. =
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and for stamps. '1ai - I:iTmch46
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

3. TEE ELECTION IN LkEsBURs, yA--At the
municipal election IN Leesbure, Va, last Satur-
Head, who has been In council for twenty years,
and Thomas g. Morallee, late military Mayor
The registration shows S45 votes, and Of these
2e4 were cast on Sergeants ticket, and z4 on the
Mayors ticket. The vote for Mayor stood -
Head, 245; Morrailee, t6; for Town Sergeant, b.
X. Attwell, 165, and NJ. b. Soeadman, i59.
Mr.. X. n. Bentley was elected Recorder over
all Others voted for by about two 70 ene, and r.
w. Shafer, w. b. Carr, Q. r. JanDey, Jacob 3.
Forrs. 7. W. Birtby, 4 4. mott, ssmuei & Z; orri- r.
son, A: j. Bradfeld and VIM. Gross were elected
against 81 for the highest on an the opposition
tickets. Rev. w. D. Robey and X. II. Bailey,
two colored men, received 90 and S. votes
respectively, not getting the whole vote Of their
race, N upwards Of 90 voted and ios we're
registered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

JERoNK PARK RAcks.-Bohannon won the
steeple chase at jerome Park, New York, yes-
terday in Z minutes ~ seconds, beating oys-
s@sn n, S SsscS snd Wiley The ssceRd
sweepstske, for all ages, two and a Quarter
miles, was won BY Helmbold, beating Fespa-
cius, %; Abdel-Kader, Sd; GieneIe, 4th; PIow-
for all ages, premium s6eo, and mile and five
eiehtbe, was won by Cimax; 4. b. Connolly,
I'd; Eldorado, Sd; Edenton, 4th; Scotia last
y line n 2ash. Fourth race, heats y, premium
distanced. Time 3.I5Y, sI7k. Before the
third race rain fell, and when the fourth race
was called the track was heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

MARK TWAIN having been elected an 3
orary member Of Poultry Society, re- b..
mends himself in the following style:
"Even as scho0lboy, poultry-rsising
study with me, and may say without ego
quainted with all the best and speediest N ( %.
OF raising chickens, from raising them
roost by burning lucifer matches under "a.
frosty night by insinuating the end of war
board under their heels. BY the time was
twenty years old, really suppose had raised
more poultry than any one individual in all the
section round about there. The very chickens
came to know my talent by and by. The youth
OF both sexes ceased to paw the earth for worms,
and old ro0sters that came to Crow "remaiAed
to pray, when passed by.n
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOTEL,
M ANNAPOLIS, MD

This newly-bui Hotel, cOmmodi0usIy arranged.
with all the eOnveniences of gas and water 4
new and elegant furniture, Is now thrown vEAV
open u the dw sIisrs of the hot and dusty ie.W
sch quietude, aud in rural retreats on the
mountain height or by the waters side. To persons
living in the adjoining cities Of Baltimore and ash
ington the Mary land Hotel is particularly desirable
Business men in either city go and fro daily
attending 20 their business during the day, and
spending the evening and night with their fsmiles
daily by steamboat on the Chesapeake Bay With Bal
tiore, and three times daily by railroad with either
Baltimore or Washington.
The Hotel is eligibly and healthily located An
napolis 4 beautifully surroundAd with water,
being located on Peninsula On the northwest -
College Greek, a tributary OF the sandy bottom ?
the city, and empties two miles OF into the noble
Chesa peake, the finest bay on this continent. On
the southwest ne have Spa Greek, 3 beautful
81 AN hsra ana on eraSs ssisas rsis oi
n :heS sein are rs ,sGssa 1p n h
Of ae ds 5sys T The ,sr sae S she
napolis - unrivalled. The white winged messen-
gers of the deep are constantly passing 70 and fro
long CURING smoke OF the steamers daily goins 20
and from Baltimore. In the summer steamboat ex-
eursiOns from Bsftimore are Of almost daily occur
ie1 = fair opportunity Is offered iT Annapoiis We
have in the beautiful well kept grounds OF the o. y.
Naval Academy shady retreat, open AZ all reason
nss hSS 90 I.s by am ~ o ' o s ia.. y
add 20 their sylvan Embellishments.
In view Of the location and surroundings, the
Maryland Hotel 10 one OF the most delightful sum-
Board IS to IS per day, or eco 70 sle per month,
secor,iins 10 location of rooms &c : :" '
THOMAS PEDDICORD; Proprietor.
tin Express to all parts Of the country.
Jelw.s-3S r-E
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Government Securities.
The Markets To-Day.
fsleorepAed xsclu.ively to The Evensno Sta,

BALTIMORE, June s.-Cotton dull and nominal,
H1s. Flour firm and more steady. How
$3.50; do. family, S675a ss Is; City Mills superiine,
S5.25aS6 25 do. extra, S575aS6 IS do. family, ST
SIS 5Osse; do. family Sc 2SaS Wheat frin
and UNCHANGED. White Corn el LAS Is; yellow
Bacon firm; rib sides, Ec,; clear do. H1sc., shond
ers, l4c.; hams, 22a22mc. Lard quiet atR14. WHISKY
dultat u o5aSl H for wood and iron, and l04 Tor
patent; ofieIings light. 4
BALTIMORE, June s.-yirginia skies, old, 5i1S bid,
IS asked do. 1866 64lz asked; North Carolnas, ucv
2 bid, Is asked.
NEw YORK, June s.-Stocks weak. Exchar re-.
long, s4; short, l014. Gold, l3i<. Bonds, II. NJ
old, asa; new, 24%.
NEW YORK, june 8-Flour losl5c. better a
active w heat 1a2c. better and in fair deg ll.
Corn Is a shade frmer and quiet.
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Destructive Fire I'm Newark.
Ielfordphed Rgclasirelx 70 The Kpe,siraa .Star.

NEWARK, n. D., June 6.-A fire at | O'Clock
TINS a. m. destroyed w. z. Vain & Co.'s hat
factory; The loss is estimated at 10000,
hces. About three hundred workmen ARE
thrown out of employment by this fire. Will
liam Dodd's hat framing and blowing machines
were damaged to the amount of 50 900; insured
A fireman named George Warren was seriously
injured by falling wall, and John SNYDER a
private watchman, was seriously but not fatally
burned.
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Laying the Corner Stone OF the Mason.
lie Temple I'm New York-s0,OOO
Masons I'm Line.
TsIegrdphsd E1eI,1s,nSIa In fks Rre,;.o gyox
Teleeraphed Ezclusipelu 10

NFw YORK, June s.-The grand procession OF
the Free MasOns this morning was in every re-
spect decided success. The weather is glorious
and the ground under foot pleasant for walking.
The column formed in ten divisions, the right
resting on Fifth avenue, and at nine O'Clock
marched through Fifth avenue, from sd street
TO 18th streets, Fourth avenue and 34th street
to 23d street, where the right of the
column halted, and the marshals opened
their several divisions. The ceremonies of Law
ing the cornerstone then commenced. The
dlnerent lodges, with their insignia, presented
a splendid appearance as they march ed through
the strests. ssd excited the admiration of the
multitude which lined the streets along the line
OF march. The procession is considered the
finest display by the Masonic order ever wit
messed in this city, and more than 10000 Masons
participated in it.
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1A London husband, pounding his wife,
was attacked 50 fercely by the family eat that
the woman had to take her of to save his life.
&The Boston journal says Decoration day
with the ladies lasts the year round"
DParis bellies attend rat-killing matches.
and bet on the rats or the dog.
OOne of the editors of the Detroit Free
Press, the leading democratic journal Of Michi-
gan, Ii q colofed man. @
0Those who have their millions have a right
to put on aires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

MONARCHY DENOUNCED IN THE SPANISH
CoRTEs.-The debate on the question OF electing
king OF Spain has commenced in the Cortes OF
Spain. IL opens with animation, and bids fair
to become exciting. Most prominent among the
speakers Monday was Senior Rivero. He created
o marked sensation by declaring that the resto-
ration OF the Bourbons In Spain would never be
denounce monarchy in general, maintaining II
had produced all the evils from which Spain
suffered. The speech was received with fire.
quent cheers, and had an undeniable effect
upon the members. Replies were made by the
supporters of royalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

Eugene will summer in Denmark.
&Montreal had Lucille Western and the
Fenians together.
only American club ever established In Europe.
~ In Philadelphia last evening VIM. STRAIT
ton killed Amelia Mclaughlin, and Immediate
ly committed suicide.
gAn Indiana husband, for attempting to
from his wife, has been fned 500 and Snnr;s
onmeDt for six months.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
felecrdpkkd ErclufireIg 20 TIE Kreninn S.a~

HUDSON, n. Y, June s.-The Montreal ex-
press train on the Harlem extension railroad
met with an accident this morning at Claren-
don, where the bridge had been washed away
by the heavy rain last night. The engine and
three cars ran into the river. The fireman is
missing, and is supposed to be killed; the engi-
neer broke his leg, and is otherwise severely IN
jured and the baggage master was slightly in
jured. Noother casualties are reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tie New York money market continues ea-v
at three and four per cent. on call to govern
ment dealers, and four to i've on approved stock
collaterals The banks hold a much larger ex-
cess above the 25 per cent. required by law than
can be Proftably employed for some weeks, and
there will not probably be any important change
in rates. In the discount market there is more
inquiry than approved acceptances Offering.
Short paper, maturing in July, August and
September, of the first class, was negotiated AT
per cent. for the amount OF S1i0,OOO. The
general range of paper, however, is to 81 per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

FREE BATHs.-The first Of the two free baths
ordered for New York was launched last week.
1t is 80 feet long by 60 feet wide; the sides are
formed Of stout Stats to allow Of the free egress
eighty dressing rooms, each 8 by Az feet
opening towards the centre Of the bath, Both
baths win be ready in about . month and viii
follow this example. Boston has . plentiful
supply OF free baths, and the effect u marked
upon the health Of that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

The REPORTED MASSACRE IN RouNANIA.-
The Vice President laid before the Senate to-
day message from the President, enclosing
communication from the Secretary Of State, in
answer to the resolution of the Senate calling
for information in regard to the alleged Rou
mania massacre, in which the Secretary of
State replies that he has no official information
in regard to that matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

The BILL TO INCREASE BANKING FACILITIES
was discussed in the House to-day, and Mr.. Gar
field gave notice that at four O'Clock he would
call the previous question. The original bill
covers 10 pages, to which there have been
offered 10 amendments covering AZ printed
pages, all Of which must be acted upon before
final action On the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

INTERNATIONAL TYPoGRAPHIcAL UNION
Election Of 0fcers.-fhe International Typo
graphical Union Convention, in session at Gin
cinnati, yesterday elected the following officers
for the ensuing year; President, wm.J. Ham
mond, or New Orleans; first Vice President,
Tbos. Willard, of Albany, second Vice Presi-
dent. John H. O'Donnen, Of Boston; Secretary
and Treasurer, John Collins. Of Cincinnati; Re-
cording and Corresponding Secretary, Miss Au-
gusta Lewis, of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

GEN. Charles H. .ToMPKrs.-By direction OF
the Secretary ofwar Brevet Brig. Gen. Charles
ii. Tompkins, Deputy Quartermaster General,
has been ordered to the Department of Arizona
tor duty as chief Quartermaster Of that depart
ment. Gen. Tompkins, 1t will be remembered,
was on duty IN this city during the war as Depot
Qrartermaster,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

1The Crown Princes Of Prussia il 50 en-
ragged at her husbands eoings on that she talks
divorce,
nv.Groupings Of Roman and American HIS
torical Statuary,r By four young ladies', IS a
coming show novelty.
s1The registration Of voters was begun I'm
Phllade!Phia yesterday. IL n estimated tha3
they have about $500 colored men % be ADDED
10 the voting population Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-08

STRIKE AMONG THE TAILoRs.-It Is stated
that probably in . few days the men ct work In
what Is known as the "shop departmentsn Of
tailoring establishments in New York will com
mence q strike for higher wages. The men
their wages have been cut down, 80 that now
they are unable to earn more than so or s15 Q
week.
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Election i'm Omaha-A victory for
sE Neither Party.
felegTdpkSd Erclusfrelv 10 The Epeaiy,o .ytd,,

OMAHA, June 8.-The city election yesterday
resulted in the election of three democratic and
three republican councilmen. Both parties
united on the rest of the ticket. The colored
candidate in the Third Ward was defeated.