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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-12-31
Estate of Henry g. Thoans.

December 10, 1870. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

Visitors to Washington of late seem to find a
considerable Improvement here, and the tone of
CRITICISM generally upon the National Metro
polls 70 growing less invidious. In the pleasant
Aonthiy Gossip" Of Lippincott, for April, we
tnd the following:
The city Of Washington Is becoming n me.
ropohs worthy Of the nation. The visitor Who
mas not been there aimee the war broke out will
oe struck BY the size and solidity of the Treasury
sonoings; ~ the magnihcence OF that finest
structure OF modern dmes-the now completed
Capftoi-with its perfect dome and lovely mar
bles; and generally BY the growth Of the city
curing the last decade, and its more finished Air
MAsnington can boast of the largest, and on the
Inole the best, public library in America. nm
ueI she MANAGEMENT Of learned and oblieing
TTrseoHany and growing rapidly. Some of tina
Wesee,I papers, While crying out for economy
IN public expenditures, seize the hanny
time whom the edifices necessary FOR caf,
SUBSTANTIALLY completed to propose a transfsr
OF the capital TO the Mississippi valley! This
strange idea u all the less likely 70 And favor
van Congresemen since the objection 20 wash
.S0n - PiAce OF temporary residence-the
wAnL Oh good hotel-has been remedied by the
erecuon OF the Arlington House. The Wash.
ington season, as pointed oet on Q previous pa9e,
has been . brilliant one this wear. And the 1s
tional capital promises to become more and
more the resort during the winter and spring OF
the fashionable and cultivated, as 10 ALREADY Ia
OF the ofhcial world. The men whom one meets
IN society are the men Of choice out of a ma
ton Of forty millions, not to speak OF the repre-
sentAs.ves OF foreign powers and visitors rom
abroad; 50 that the atmosphere Of thought and
the pole" A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

TIK WORKING WoNKN.-The delegates from
tne oiIerene States unions Of working women
throughout the United States. who receutlv mat
In convention in New York city for the purpose
OF establishing central union, have adopted
constitution and resolved TO obtain q charter
from the National Labor Union. The const;tn
ton sets forth that the objects of the association
are to ennoble labor and the laboring women;
10 promote their interests and protect their
courage good working women, and to employ
every means which may tend to the elevation of
Working women In the social scale Of Hfe ire
spective Of color creed or nationaItv: To fnrtLer
and to aid the principles OF cooperation, and to
use All possible means to bring all trades into
successful orsersfioy ,upOn this Dlan: To use All
means, consistent with honor and ihscyriss.1. ~
correct the abuses under which women labor
and that viii insure to them their Just rights and
privileges as working women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

THE MARYLAND LKGIsLArURR.-The Senate,s
amendments to the militia bill were concurred
in by the House, SO that il has nased hoth
branches Yesterday the House amended and
passed TIE bill IN relation to nonresident
traders. After some debate the bill reported
by q majority OF the Committee on nublic hniIS.
lngsl approprjating 500 ,296 to paw certain
mechanics and others for labor and materials
furnished in the erection of the Governors
mansion at Annapolis was ordered to q third
reading The House passed the bill to incorpo-
rate the Hartford County Railroad Company,
ana the bill to amend the charter of the Union
railroad Company. The Senate passed the
House bill to make uniform the fees of justices
OF the peace. The bill amending the charter of
the Union Railroad Company was passed by
commenced within nine months from the pas-
sage of the bill, and completed by January.
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The House yesterday under the n.x ru,. aix

The House yesterday under the new rule Civ
ing part Of the third Friday in each month to
District business passed several District bills,
Tour OF them-ths General Incorporation act
the Police Court bin, the BIN amending the
psury law, and the bill authorizing the building
OF . Market House-of considerable importance
But the chief cause Of encouragement for the
people Of the District In the action of the House
yesterday was the fact, that Is in the
case of the late debate in the Senate on Dis
trict matters, nothing but kind feeling was ex-
pressed for the District We do not remember
debate at any previous session in either house
on District fairs in which some members did
not take occasion to indulge in djsparaeine
Remarks Of the people here or show hostility to-
waros District measures brought forward. Yes
serday, while naturally some difference of
opinion was expressed as to the provisions
OF different bills, all the members who
took part In the debate seemed To
fully recognize the claims of the District to At
tentiea, and to be anxious to expedite the legis
alton needed in her behalf. And . more GEN.
erai knowledge Of District affairs was mani
iessed man We have ever witnessed before We
.euioo'e much OF this gratifying state Of things
10 the greater cordiAlty of the intercourse he-
tween the citizens and members of Con.rss.
this season than heretofore. There ba, haen
IN past years TOO much of a disposition
20 stand sloof from each other, mani
rested by members and citizens. This wear.
through the exertions Of the Citizens Commit,
zee, the Mayor, and others, the ice has been
broken, and an acquaintance has been formed
which has served to dispel errors and miscop-
espeons ON both sides The people of WASH
inston md the members really well disposed
towards them, and willing to give just and
proper consideration to their wants; and on the
other side, the members have had an opportu
nify 70 gain An intelligent understanding of the
needs Of the people Of the District, and to real
ize that Congress has very sadly neglected the
work Of legislating for its wards.
It 10 true that the bills passed by the House
yesterday have all to be acted upon by the Sen,
ate, and that lacking the aid of the preyious
question there they may get stranded for the
session and lost; Jet We gather great encourage
ment, from the friendly disposition shown to-
word rs, to hope that not q few District bills of
importance viii really run the gauntlet of both
Houses and become law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

The Intensive forgeries that have been per-
perated in New York within few days have
been quite extensive, and it Is rumored that the
successfui forger has bagged and escaped with
over hundred thousand dollars. The indi-
yiduas and banks that have been bitten are
very reticent, however, and refuse to give any
particulars about their losses. There really
seems 10 be no end to the frauds upon business
men nowadays, each more ingenious than the
last, but so dissimilar that the most careful and
skiliful are entrapped before they have even
the suspicion Of danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19
[ By Bankers,' Brokeys', ssd Commerciay Lf.es of
1stegrepA-l

BIZ Baakers, BrokeyS, o1d Commercial Liner of
TstegyupA-]
In homo and foreign markets q FOLLOW;
NEW YORK, March 10. -First BOard-U. q Ga
1881, coupon, n46; b20's, 1854, coupon. zoo v:
SOS, 1854, coupon. 1esX; SOS, 1855, coupon,
E9i 6-0's, new, 1855, coupon, 107 \; 520's, fs67
coupon, 10sk; 5-20's, 1858, coupon, 100: n. eo,s
coupon, 1867 Currency 6's, 112 x; Mariposa, ord
81; do. prefd, =; Canton. 81; Cumberland. Is;
Western unionTeleNaph, 80 X ;Quicksil ver, 10 < !;
racine Mail, 80 I; Boston Water Power, Il y;
Adams Express, coy; Wells Express, 2OS;
American Express, 3SS; United states Ex-
press, 4s; Merchants Union Express, -; New
York Central and Hudson, 96k; do. do. Scrip,
50 50; Erie, Ax; Erie ptferfsd, u; Harlem,
i4o Harlem prefd, =; Reading, S55; Mich
igan Central, 119; Lake Shore and Michigan
southern, e5x; Illinois Central, 1879; Cleveland
and Pittsburg. 81 n; Northwest, 7ox; Northwest
preferred, 81 Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
Glnnati, -; New Jersey Central 1o2; Rock
Island, 11s; Milwaukie and st. Paul, 50;
90 prefd, TN; Wabash and Western, AK; do.
90. prefd, =; Fort Wayne, 1o4; Alton and
TeIre Haute. IS; do. preferred, =; Chicago
and Alton, Ill; Chicago and Alton, preferred,
my; Ohio and Mississippi oertincates. 2sY;
Tennessee IS, old, 81; do. new, 49x; Virginia
6s, old, %; North Carolina 6s, old. 46;
Missouri 6's, 81. Gold. 112Aall2S. Market
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The Markets To-Day.
1efe0rupked Exclusively to fAe kveniag lytov

BALTnoRB, March t9.-Cotton less firm, at
ZaS4. Flour dull; medium grades less firm.
Howard street, super6ne, e475aS5.5o; do. extra,
So-5eat6; do. family, t7afs.75; Western super
nne e415aS5; do. extra, s5.25as5.75; do. family,
low, s2a9Gc. Oats, 63c. Rye, 96c.asl. Provi-
slons unchanged in every respect. Whisky
steady at 96a97c. Stock scarce.
BALrIMoRE, March 1S.-virginia skies, old,
90 DID, 56k asked; de- 1886, 6S bid; do. 1867, 81
bid, 81 asked; do. coupon, new 20 bid. ~ asked.
South Carolina's, old, 81 bid.
NEW YORK, March 19.-Stocks unsettled.
Money easy at 6a6 per cent. Exchange, long, 81;
mort, sa. Gold, l2k Bonds, %. Virginia
lina's, old, As; new, q.
NEW YORK, March 19.-Flour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat dull and In buyers favor. Corn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

NEW GROUNDS FOR DIvoRcE-A wyoming
jury, composed Of equal numbers OF men and
women has been locked up for four nights and
Gays In order 70 force An agreement A ques-
ton OF some interest is Is to how the husband.
OF these women like their being locked up with
other men? The thing may be fun for tie male
jurors, and, possibly, the female ones. but IL
can't be very funny for the relatives of the lat
ter, and some are talking of new causes for di-
yOrce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

They are already agitating the question who
shah be the next Republican candidate for
Governor Of Maine. Among those publicly
mentioned for the succession are samuel II.
Hersee OF Bangor, Ebenezer Knowlton and ex-
Governor Anson p. NORTH; but none Of them
seem likely now to be able to muster a. many
supporters a. Governor Chamberlain, If he is q
candidate for reelection, as he doubtless will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

We hspe that Governor Bowie may succeed
IN inducing the Legislature OF Maryland to
adopt some measures to take the control or the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal out Of the hands Of
politicians, and lee Il be operated for the bene-
MT OF the public and its creditors rather than for
any political party-lLerandria Gosete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

LAY DkLEGATIoS-At the PHILADELPHIA Cor
ference OF the Methodist Church. now In $500
At Pottssiiie, it Was stated that the vote in The
majority in is favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

VERDICT AGAINST A MARYLAND COAL Con-
PANY-The New York Times states that Mr.. c.
=. Detmold has obtained judgement in the
supreme Court Of New York against the Cen.
trail Coal Company of Maryland for the balance
due to him for advances made whilst acting As
sum awarded is $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

rom d.. shiiiington we have batch of fresh
reAdng-fe Aaa"fse kon0ty, Our Young Fslks.
G0dey's Lady's Book, he Gaiary, Pet<r,o.,, W.,
asins, and Frank Leslie's kasasine. an for -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

DEFArLTISe AssEssoR--Governor Davis NJ
Texas. has issued . proclamation announe,ne
that w. w. Stokes, assessor and coIIscsas -
taxes for Davis county, Is a defaulter ~ .s y.
sum OF - 900 The Governor offers s5o5 Pc
ward for his apprehension. wv f7-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

From j. c. Parker We have the Atlantic
A'ntaiy, Our Yesns yotks, Godey's Lady's Book
ana feters'"s Magazine all for April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

From French, Langran s. ogilvie We have TN.
AtlaHte Monthly and Gedey's Lady Book for
April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

From j. c. Parker, 5zs 7th street, We have the
GALAXY and Frank LesIie's kaoarSse for April.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

~Anna Dickinson announces in Cincinnati
mat this 10 her last lecture season, a. she Is
going to retire from public life. The name of
the gentleman was not ascertained nor when Ii
Is to come of. -. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-19

M COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.
A No: lola Stated Meeting will be held
THIS EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, IN the Council
1t c. Y. LANGrREE. Rec. Sec.
TREy. Z; D. OWEN WILL PREACH IN
~, s. waugh a Chapel GhuIeh, cornsr q 81
day. at II O'Clock q m. and ~ .. m. IL
H. ND, SiST = S ri: as1: sHT8kfS
at s m vi" and H. ssa.
N@CEN1RAL CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH
ksg 6 RSS re ssree, opposite Patent
SUNDAY, 10Th inst, morning and evening. Morn,
ing mn pestsd by request, Abraham Offering
SeT Of sth and Virginia avenue, on sASBAT T
3!s;;: ;sSS!
~ ~ nsm6s.s OfIJBEhrx koDaE No. s. s :a1
sisf Ts she
The lnfh:f 'o'0' T.'s Hi * ois's Of
N@THE RkGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
s s fsd VIEW EEeaIlG he s
s pset; Of the Association full attendance i de
~ sPECIAL MEETING OF n = aR1NT
d dsssgs Hail, iGs istS GsS
erals shanks and Packard; " ''A'
THOs. KEEL, Adjutsnt. A' 00mma mSsrii
rGRAND sACRED CONCERT.
I'll, The CHOIR OF WAUGH CHAPEL, assisted by
and ,A .'Tss, on EVENING" ING e tSs
Admission SO Cents ns puoiic Is Invited.
Ris5 FRANK viii :, 4; Fine s,,..,,,
US inside the war ONE During s Il. M.T or
Rev. rR cHAkkssTEs a H.
Fl BrSo y and formerly Of The
DR.. HALL Al viii nn deliver the L.e,n,.
.SS,s MONDAY March 1 H. IL Linz as
Doors open At z O'Clock; Lecture to comm.nc. =,
Tefeis Tor ale a the of Ne.
NJ Ss:s & SIS S:;.s s. .;
NTT9 MERICAL sfg6yNIs;.ps, ANTI
~ A. e !ssss.
%lk. s " hsta4s91sss sH q Hss
ss.ls g Pa. soc '
stitution and matters Of vital inyorssnee.
rHo, W p; 0LAGBrT. Iresy:
nF0IrlCE OF NATIONAL f0FFDNINY
w. SAYINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
NJ sAS SEvkNfH ST., OPP. PosT 0gHIcK,
MsIeb ms1neys deR9sited on or before the 3iss Of
LIST day q Hs1eS begin to draw interest," from the
nSe eE m Of deposits to date, SImsooo. ,.f
y. h. BArON, ActuaSy.
s..s y y 81 SsIfHbs ... SIElCE ISS =; -.
sss Gu. ::11; 80 iSs.: ~:
s ~ sncrtnee q BrsssS, CSisrrs ~ "a A..
Gravel, G as 1fhIDss sod La9g 6rol1. byssspsis,
ssiis;, sfss s%in q es.. N sss,b De-
FL De- "a HAs1 = SariS TiSssEs s: :.r! =
. SSSESE g sg.pAfss,n !. n THIf1 q g
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WASHINGTON, March IL, Is7o--Iay Cooke 8
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Govern
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WANTS.

WANTEp--Tvow hite sERyAHTsi one to coSs,
wash and res, and one 20 do ths work ofa
ts.3. ssI re and s s :rs e a .sss
WANTEp1A ars, class vhiie C00k, WASHES
v., and RoSER n i,.ss fsnny Gs ISss e sss
srs and Carpet fnSo sRs corner ifs and
WANfED IAMRDIAfRLY-In The neighbo!
III .S oru
I,emenss Address Stating price Post VI as Box
WAEI,aGID,tA private family sss 7. ss. the
NIsHfD HOUSE, or part Of it. from Nay until
ssirsS xdsE:.. 'f 81
street, near "a. mlseoSt-
HOUSE YANTED-A .n.ll family Ti = s sh /
crate and premise: S d Best rstereaes,
.na ssdt psSaa sa Lock Box
Post Once. mls 81
WANTED-A nice SHOW CASE, six feet long
w and two feet wide. ARPafb &SEtL SON.
mhls& Corner Hth 81. and Penn ave.
WANTEps.,A good white COOK, WASHER ..d
1 103 esh street west, between and n STREETS
ROOMs WANTED.Tour Unfurnishsd ROOMS.
di;ion. ior mail family Wishing 10 board, near
sl q ssS a sns west nan mir ala
w u year. Of axe ANY one desiring q home for
such, will address Boz II :" at this Office. Refer
encee will be gwen assuring good treatment linden
lures required. mhl7-6t-
WANTED-Eyerybody to know that any enc
,su.. having smaal pictures taken to the value OF
invited inspect the beautiful Presents displayed
COTTAGE GALLERY, 18th st., nearI.
One and hsf nsrh Of White RSp;s
WANTED-A HOUSE containing from seven to
w nine rooms, in o locality the avenue or II
street cars. Rent must be moderate. Address POST
Once Cox $50. mh5-eo9w
WANTED--MlLITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR
w RANTS EXTRAORDINARY SCRIP. for
which the highest market price will be paid, by VIM
HUXLEY, Insurance Agent and Real Estate Bro
ker, 629 1 street, northwest. mhi-eo2m'
WANTED,,TS1 gTSe & from =, q tS $500
which will pay the highest cash price.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS,
jan sm No. 739 7th street, between g and h.
WAHTED11EEys5yhSdy to know that BRAAIL
can be accurately suited to strengthen the eye
Optician, next 70 National Hotel. jas-Iy
WAkTE1t5aShiss: e HRHE th.. 1hsE by
most easiest terms. FOR its simplicity and noise
less working, 1t is pronounced the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. Agency at g. BAUMS Hoop
skirt and Correct Factory, SIS 7th street, between
and e. de8
r. 8. justin PAYS FAIR CASH PRICES FOR
sECoNb, HAND CLoTHIHG. UNDER.G LoTH.
tween and strests, third door fr.% Young Mems
Christian Association Building. N. B.-Asy Note
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-Ol the evening of the 18th, Lady's Rus
~ sian SABLE COLLAR, on X street, between
18th and 18th streets. A suitable reward will be
given If left at Star Office. m 10 ST.
q REWARD-IN GOLU- Stolen. a small Black
@C and Tan RAT TERRIER, answering to the
name OF " Bimbo." The above reward shall be given
and no questions asked ii brought back to 912
street, Argentine Legation. 49, ST
4 OST-Tuesday, 18th inst, on ST., bet 18th and
IL alst sts., BLUE ENAMELED LOCKET set
with one pearl and containing two pictures; gold
chain attached. The finder will receive liberal re-
ward by returning it to 106 street, between 10Th
ano 2lst. mhl9-3ts
II OST-On the 10Th, in or near Northern Market
II POCkETB0Ok, rubber band round it. 1t con
tanned some six dollars; also and postage
stamps. hbs raj reward paid IL left at MAJOR
Drug Store, corner 7th and III SITS. mis- St.
I OST-On the 18th instant, in the Center NJ arket
IL POCKET BOOK, containing q small amount
OF money and several articles, OF value onty to
the owner, among which were three photog ra phs
The finder may keep the money il he returns the
pocket book. to 467 Missouri avenue, between az
and 9th streets. or at the Star Office. m H-st-
TAKEN EsTRAY BY THE METROPOLITAN
:! y P0LlGEIOn the l4th instant, one small bay
HORSE d ULE, which will be sold to the highest
cash bidder, at v: L: Wall CO.. BAZAAR, Lsuisi.
ana avenue, on Saturday, April al, proximo, at 10
O'Clock a. m, unless ownershfp thereof is proven al
this ONCE, No l56, p prior thereto. BY order
GEO. X. DERRICK. Property Clerk mH-3t