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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
NOTICE to the PUBLIC.

The proprietor Of PRANK LESLTEs ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER invites attention marked improvement which has lately
taken place in this the OLDEST ESTABLISHED ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA and feels confidence in asserting 'ha'
this journal Is now in every respect EQUL To the best Of the
FOREIGN ILLUSTRATED PAPERS
Tic artistic and literary arrangements which he recently m'de 10
GFRWtsY France and ENGLAND, give lin advantages poe
sess,d o., no other American Paper
Tie pictures Of the Frauooernan War which appear FRANK
LESL4i-S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER are made ia Germany
by Gem boo an St.. and 10 France, by French artists.
Paris he received sketches which have been sent 70
m rom a. city BY balloon. The skpueA eurou zee the
o- 3 cal sketches at his odce.
IN LONDON be has branch house from which are Issued two OF
h, journals and on which ,he English engaged
By these arrangements has combination Of talent before
employed by publisher.
THg BEST ARTISTS IN AMERICA.
THE BEST ARTISTS IN ENGLAND.
TIE BEST ARTISTS IN GERMANY,
THE BEST ARTISTS IN FRANCE.
are now engaged exclusively
FRANK LESLIES ILLUSTRATED JOURNALS.
lie has been compelled for several weeks TO ISSUE SUPPLE
MINIS publish the are quantity Of interesting pictures
Which have made by bis LARGE ARTISTIC CORPS TIE
Illustrations last weeks number covered space Of 10 s than q
square feet grolncel Of Thousands OF dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
Cods for park purposes is deemed premature and IN.

grounds for park purposes is deemed premature anu
expedient" lii
WOoDsIDE.-Mrs Abby s. Richardson CIV thonIgiass
reading Monday evening, at the house OF ms u.s. Shurcb
the authoress, for the benefit of the resn included
The attendance was large, and the tea ain,ye
selections from Shakespeare and Jean lnsoio~' ,.,,
NEwARK-The population OF TINS olS az COS and
stated to he 1882 OF the OUTSIDE ~ Tho south Cas-
sis Of Bergen was in the AND I'D
formed Church. The Rev. Dr ny Wa, Ce and others
The Subjects discussed were The Revival OF kenyon
n Is Sold Yesterday, at the Court House, under
recosnre Of mortgage, TO Frederick senuseharuT oa
irtoge Is for 100000 The road will be run as usual
for the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
HOME NEWS.
pRnMINENT ARRlyALS

- Uonse-Senator Howard Of Michigan,
b. tdr,itol Davis u g Navy =--= 81. Nlc1"tS
Hoel-Gen Grcnville NJ. Dodge Of Iowa All Se" Ma. ""
t1sbcn of Minnesota DR.. J. c. Aver OF Lowell III
S viiiIii,,r UollOwiy Of Lexington, Ky. - AZ A.,
SnSrl HoteJudcr Edrdge Of Pouehkeepsie IN e pbila
hn Nj COAX az ford, and John Tucker or o., II
Ssiii, Grand Ccutral Uotel-Gon. Il. Hin, -
Fifl Avenue Hotel-Hugh Allen OF Mp" f,cy
ID \ Mccarthy c Syracuse, and d. Iu"lnds< ~ Jersey
- 81 T.ltcs Notcl-EX-GOv. Price OF NeN,1'Ni''''
and fhc non. H. 30. Madden, Middct0wn' N Ia tho
CiaTtndou H1tcl--V. II. Latrobc OF I,muri Uonsr-
ROY l. " Terry, Madrid, spain. =-- ~ ~ of Mont
Gen A. M..hiss. L = A., the Rev. DIT, b'''" "
~ My -.Inh.aAh, and eLEnOr LIlsuOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
ALDEN FRUIT PRESERVING
COMPANY.

B's and scientific per,s the vster ,rspon. al fruit,
AM ''s.hs' while A ring their s'huus h,ro o,r
Art tt jars and ct @ tt.a bali The ussol,
oEse l2o chiub.,t Information aL, be os s,d
it r,r,ri 70 'h- ,.e of State and Couli' Eshla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
Announcements J

IT is WELL TO GET CLEAR OF COLD TIE
rrpsr wrFK SAFER TO RID NoUElS oF
rnE YRsr FoHTYKGHr PROPER REMEDY ToR ThH
rrnrosE BEING Dr. JAYSEs SoLD ny AL DRrs
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NO MORE PAIN.

Tbe hes s'.fm Il relieving INSTANTLY Heuug Rh~una,m al IN
Lar'le 3. pfariced asa sfsoaiy At the
mFLEpBRMiC MEDICAL OFFICES, No GREAT JONEs.sT
hms anil TIE ar agreeable sui mrr,, And no one
ear " deceived fef the sf Instant Al .who aus pain
and be relieved Consultations lee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-St, Ncw-fOrE,
the best place to buy reliable WATCHES fine DNN', choice 1''
ElEN Erd STERLING SILvERwARK. Diamonds peca.-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

The best place to buy fine TOOTH BRUSHES
choice PEuUHEKI and fancy articles r, NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
GAvNGs BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE

SAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
securing by such combination tJ OF great essentials Of ue
capital business or 's ~ .et PROVISION TO- Oh.
age" or ala f ones family soae o. ls .tI aj'si"fa Of
FI, Us secn. TO, Company have no assets m every oS
liabilities
Second: It g.. ,.i, ra' 70 BE- re- Yaa. Economic. Con
ps1y esabHsle sui ooalad uros r- w ioi NE 'ua' bn'
1T Of the insured q. s,r-uy on' 1pa'ss apo p'tsu,aa
VI prove consequently,
Third ]. can afford ~ charge lover tssn ay o'r
p.pv: thus the insured reap aa,aasg @ t-c ttaS.
Foyts. Premiums Dot only ,rf.l Ll' r. g po.ey-
dividends .fs.si 49, de- afs, 9ayneltf 'iu,-l
ENt; CasH sr'"7 applet 20 rises s sool 4 oil .b,s7sat
annual payments
sIt SO us Date. o. ,- ar r .l ~ of,ta o tie amy.
navy Etrl -rr usr.s. orc, tae byss OF votft
s,,ta,b The ,T.e AL n,c,o OFF, Coartoy e
boDsl reputation t.er .i'g, ana Oh ~. fe so} o. e toa
psay is Eul... .st Of above %. we
Bushes men, oror, g.r be- rsgr,noe e.upte al O.
The mos. prnes, ae oolf, f,e 'ouD,l5
preference oal lists o. ilo's lg-et
Liberal a.rg er'u'' made 81 ID good parties 10 esl's.
V o. OgIE Manager 'pr ior. ~ Eroa'~av
ENGRAVING on IIOLLOWAHL, SALNERS,
H &c., .,.t or g., hs i1 s'r'' Unsurpassed fr lesat
sul e: u.t-.t- rr. by .h. IirrAII >lLrftpftTh AND
ENGRAVING ,oHraSI Oh tt,s Iar.., E-rravr, Machines
VI %. BRIGHT rrs-.art .oNad.t lane
MOST USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
W FIE,T. CLASS SEWING MACHINE
tH way ACCOMMODATING Ih..A.r
Al f-i Bon IHi. y. l..
EMPIRE = Il. Co.
A LBERI GATES,
IN bFALEk E'INf SATCRIS. JEWkLor AND
rIiFfhWARr
~. rrls!uaT. ryars
Ffet' t'.'a.ll O, -, 4.i.ns tls 81 1'.h~'
FABTH CLOSET, or CONM0DE, -. -, and
81 rih ""nuRtfIS lfrBONU' rtIFNI. Absolutely 49,.
ont 00r sinpir lrats - sad clrsp. 600 al.
DRAPLk Co., roe gents, ~ C.f'ahi-st. =,
60 TO 50, CHRISTMAS, ~ 10 :5,-Givc
We f'IOSk r. lo'f W1e'-Ws s 81. uo.. tssa al abf TO-
hgl0ol bAtoh I"Fr BASH BUESEhs .-y, 90 u
I Z o.. sreorI.ng = .
NATIONAL sTOya WORKS No.. las anI 81 w.t,t.t
30 to MACFARLANDn BOOKSTORE. NO.
~ 3 BIo4lssy usI rststlf-st ILele ,ol SID, Sol ali he
DO a. ~ al .ts sotss md loo eboo
FL.h. ffenel and Scotch sttlansff.
CTOVES and RANGES-First Premium. 1919.
- FsLmnad Portable and Psaee Rsss-- Sunbeam f.,lt .ua
Rob Bee Burning nsaubg st,sss GGp sthtElI ai.-.
HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Flu -
u ssft tsHlsD. Gu snj fIhihs IDN HDr tGgWNII
RAEOE AID IjENACL - BfSA1vsE tAA- !. HORLll..
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CASH DIVIDENDS UPON THE CONTRIBUTION PLAN,
BANGING FROM 10 TO 80 PER CENT PAID DURING
THE CURRENT YEAR
DIRECTORS:

Hon JONI 4 DIX Ner.York. JAMFs p MtCFB Mclolist
JOHN j. CRANE. President Book Concern B.s ul.
Bauk irpublc. WM WILKENS hfA W. Wilkeus
WM. NJ NERMILYE Banker(Ner- Go.
milye 4 Coz jill II. PRATT
CHAs. g. LOCKWOOD, Cashier Moutciar r. T., \. J..
Newark Banking Go. CHAS. i. STAIR Merchant
Hon GEO OPBYKE IMayor Of WILLIAM ALLEN, Mcrciuut
Nrw-York. .GEO. W. CJILER, Banker Pal
MNOT C. MORGAN. Bsuter myra, \. y
THOMAS RiGSEi dm Thomas GE6 r HOPE Continental
R'rtry Go. lire lns. Co
BENZ. H. SHERMAN. Treas n. JOHN II. SHERWOOD, Park-
y. sugar Refining Co. place
AARON ARNOLD dm Arnold, WALTON ". FEChlAA, Pres'
Con-tsble 4 Go. dent Is + 0h.a ave.
EItIiAkD H. BOVINE Memore EDWARD II. WRIGHT, Newark.
a Bovine. LAWYER. NJ.
II. WALBRDGE Pres Bank GlO. W. FAkLEB, Farce II
Tor he People Toledo o. to, Dsnsers.
NM q. HOOKER Ncelrcsdeut " NJ l.. tOASNbLL, herhaut
NM. W. WRIGHT Merchant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

To be always happy, festive, gay,
Can on KNOX without delay,
Bay hat that's in the style,
And when you meet your friend ben &c smile"
Knox. the Halter 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
NATIONAL SAFETY CHECK-PUNCH,

nv Tie u,e Of which alterations uerly t1p0sb BY The use 81
~. snail ingenious simple machine the amount for whey hs
eheck A. Is given punched fgures cut through me pB IN
r No change addition alteration be mide aer this with
AMI de ton child can learn Il Ia tn minutes AZ
s 9rfon Of all from alterations the importance Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

SAILED.
ship Seg Wa.. f Lo-.ol te.-a Tor C.sgow; Cynore o
Savannah.
RETURNED.
Steamship r hg1 hence ST. FHc15 BE- 10 been 30 cO
HJ,r vi'l p. I-l a-..r. Dl i.lr tlsg.'s.ua.
NIND-Sulset. ices. p. N.Fr
NLHOEAEnA.
Tie brig Samuel LaHi'ee aca b--so, h' 'ev.Yor.t Oh
IIl.- 2, 10 .g..H or t.t H f the
boost OH Coo STAYING ,g b. t.a.els4 se aid 4us h.
JuklOal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHtaIR-TgN. c. u'r. &c. irrvo-, Maryland from Bal.
tm,re; b1rs Bdtr. from tn-fer.
BosloS Dee Ctrn,c .,cia,r Wm Lawrence from Baltimore
bark Restless from SuFt0r.
ST Tnov be-. rived h,rk Woodland ron Nauteyel bon
30 E.w-lc-,, ..-t1- sal 1t -H...r- 'lfprs, from .'
%.eYok 'c hing l-.sr-.H-; size pt
rIm Luaaar .tsrHYu ,s end dtctrgug Brrs lfo
Prank ives rrua ana s,...Bnf huaroe completed Der e,a.
.rI sailed toslr.
F0fr N,Saor Zee frss,' To- r b. .Hro-e sp Eliza K'rg
a9. ts.J, L..- ,Iu,. Boo. 'su.l Ar.l.- ing
t..,sro. ron Porto 90, P,re md Wel. I.ur-rt
Harriet rou s-ae. schooner Is I poT; 10 SPAN Iass.
out, schooner so. ..-, .0I So a--.rN,
DISASTERS.
PHILApErrH, Dee 6ll. ship Aa'- Easc- tce for rersr
with nh load o. Is nigh as sto.a tu month e. Go
Sc.-Liu. q, mus DISH ~. o. ll. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
D'''' CORY BROWN, Paten;ees ,ri Propr''or',
278 Dvigon-sL ". Y.


T5NO GAS CONSUMERS AND TIE TRADE
Tight No gahurners Of large con
s1rine csp.ety The PATENT MAGIC GASFLAME LXPANDER
aur - ss burner r.ocrs Of hn 20 cent Do
r It reduction Of 10 per ia the consumption Of gas EeA
below:
Cu,uEsroS G,sLGnr CovP,vY, srrEnNrRSpEyT' o7TcE,
CHtRIEs10S, 5. g.. oct y. 1870. J.
DO hereby certify have tested y ,le meter Fr C 'ro9E
GIs Ersin aui result demonstrate that there 20 Increase Of
rl.nmunn hy 1pghclol-rathcf dT'tf % h> cai V 0<
m III e G0i PER Lo1r also cefufr that by i Icuon ue
Illuminating power greatly enhanced bu! bayc not yet Ea photo
v,tir Isl a. h H. ,rfeut. IHOS TtKNER
Engineer Superintendent Charleston Gas light Conn any
Trstsrtfy gutr or removed Twerye .srh ~ JI per
dozen Tes' Office Sample itp1u.c and HIHsr sn
anywhere e. s. by mail prepaid Tor 30 cers ILLUSTRATED drt
eit on aprcaon Lrtusr granted control Of Dry. Fntt
CROOK Sole Manufacturers and PROPRIETOR 81 Bo.issy he"
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

fl,.NE LESLIE,
49, iDGb o.. hEH -lUkk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
ID '"' NATIONAL SAFETY CHECKPUSCH
pFiHsT PREMIUM AWARDED ny AMERICAN INSTITUTE
1870

We refer to following prominent Institutions aud hrms among e
MANY who are USING and recommending rs nee; . o,
Jly Co. Duncan, sherman Co. Au2ust Belmont 70
son Bacsion Co. Dlhuey Morgan Co.. Rlius Hatch a 70,
Utr a Broers A.socision NJ K Jesup Coz Evans Wharton
A CO. Clas Dwight Co. Blake Brothers Co. Wbe,r wilson
sewing aine Co. CO.. Schuchart Son n Co.. Jniel
states Company. National Trust Company Home n
Compsny ~ -. Clsan Co. Herman Boxer lo f9yennause1
Kouiy Finishing Railroad Rowland AsIuWa Wells faro 70,
Lord TAYLOR Appe'oI Co Wm'rugs Hoguei co. New
Y,s rsrlBee and Indemnity Bank British North Amerea
Oriental Bank Strange Mechanics National Bfn Pfle
First Ntonq gank deips National Insurance Company Pmla
deipha r. W. CLARK Philadelphia and otter prominent hrn'
Descriptive CTcilar srlt .n arrhcaton ,-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
DRAUNSDORF g. METZ,
CABINET FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
WAREHoUSRI
-" ' NETWORK.
IMPORTANT TO
BANKS, BANKERS,
BROKERS. MERCHANTS,

and al classes firms persons The great and Increasing
y for airing the Checks Notes Biz Of Exchange
on kc Er escape the closest scrutiny Of experts hl ons
deep with the officers ard mana a mon
nson. methods have been adopted safeguards
Lut none found positive ill the Production Of Tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

SThere Is new town in Colorado caI,ad
Greeley. IL Is one Hor'ce town and always
will be.-Er.
6rA bill Is now pending before the House of
Delegates Of Virginia for the prevention Of mr., 70
lighting within the State.
~The Connecticut Legislature win refer the
woman suffrage petitions to q COMMITTEES corn.
posed entirely OF bachelors and widowers.
FThe Peabody Fund Is used in Columbia
G., for the maintenance Of schools for all Glasses
OF children, rich and poor, black and white.
h~The contractors on the Iowa Central Rail
road are bound by provision In their Contract
TO allow no liquor TO be sold upon the road. nor
to employ any hands using It.
~The Sorosis approve Of Mrs. Mcfarland
Richardson's conduct. We pity the Sorosis~
but we pity their husbands mucn more.-Lon;s
rifle Courier Journal.
- The Danbury News says there Ia nothing
so calculated to call out the deep earnestness OF
q true woman, and enlist her most faithful
devotion, as doing up her back hair.
~In recent lecture, Anna Dickson demand.
ed, "Why was born 2" A thrill, and the ones
ton was repeated, when horrid boy In the oaI-
lery sang out, al give 1t up"
1Mack Baker, Cincinnati man, went nm
In balloon from McGregor, Iowa, on Mopday
evening, was carried eastward BY a slioi.t
breeze, and when over the river, he Descended
rapidly falling In the middle OF the river. a
a mile below the town. Before boats co,,ld
reach him he was drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
The Markets To-Day.
TeIe0rdpked Ercl4sfpeIn IN Tls Fre.;xo S,-.

BALTIMORE, May E.-Cotton dull and nominally
2z5R, Flour qniet snd steady. Wheat firm; Marvlani
Si4oas 50 Penney lyania 1 35aSIa: Prime white
corn Is easier at sl.lsaS p; yellow fra At Is
Oats dull 62a6Sc. Pork firm At $50. Bacon firm.
NIB sides, Gc.: clear do, E5zc: shoulders, l4c
al 81 o9. "
BALTIMORE, May 2.-yirginia siKes, old, 81,
bid, 55 asked; do. lSS CO bid. 65z aske do IS al
hi 1; do. coupon old 5lis bid DO c0up1n new "a bt8
North Csroaina's old fs1a bid; d.. new, 2554 bid
NEW YoRK, May N.-ste>ks steady. Money sa5
PEI cent; kNchange, long 81 short lj's Cold,
10. Bond-. 70. virginia s.. eN- N-cOup1u. 691. .
new, g.. North CarOliuas, old, 4stz; new. 2s-s
NEw YoRE, May Z.-FlOur il a shade Hrmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
The Virginia Municipal EIeetious
The Republicans Carry Ports
meuth-The Conservatives Claim
Norfolk.
'usirelv % M Frenin1 Synr.

TetegTdphed Erclgsively % ne Erenin1 Star.
NORFOLK, May 2T.-The result OF the muni-
cipal election yesterday cannot be known tin
omcial returns are given. The vote il very
close. The latest report gives the Conservative
ucket thirty majority. Business houses were
Coco yesterday. Both sides polled a full vote.
Ihe Radical ticket in Portsmouth, headed
by Phillip Thomas, for mayor, was elected by
a considerable majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 state that the Tues
day afternoon receptions of Mrs. Grant are dis
continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
from W est tirgtnia-Protestaut Epfs-
copai Souncit-A Suicide from
elegraphed krelu,irelu o ra. En.ni.n 81.

Le4eyfuphtd b1cI1fart4g % Ike Euenfrq NdT,
WHEELING, W. Va. Nav Z7.-The Protestant
Episcopal Council of Virginia and West Vir-
g,nia assembled here yesterday, Bishop whittle
presiding.
A young man named Joseph Smith, of New
Martlnsyllle, suicided few days since. by
shooting himself in the head. Cause, intemper-
anoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
FROM EUROPE.
Safety of the Steamship Periere.

Tetegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star.
LONDON, May 27.-Inquirfes having been re-
ceived here from New York as to the safety Of
the steamship Periere, which sailed from New
York on the i4th instant, it is proper to state
that while the steamer arrived at Brest safely
early Monday evening last, owing to the shame
full neglect OF somebody the news OF her arrival
has just been given to the public.
Arrived Out.
QUERNsTOwN, May N.-Arrived the steamers
Pennsylvania, City of Dublin, and Scotia.
Scotland Busy Building Iron Ocean
Steamers.
GLASGOW, May T.-There are on the stocks Mt
one ship building establishment in this CITY
eight IRON ocean Steamships, and two Others.
under contract will be commenced there i'm
nediately.
The Fenian News I'm London.
LONDON, May H.-The FeRian movements on
the New York and Vermont borders are axiously
watched by the English Government and peO-
pie. The course of the President and TIL
American officials in connection with the raid
ferns the uppermost topic IN newspaper com
m@nt and general conversation.
The Morning Standard (conservative) thinks
that the United States government has no mo-
tive TO embroil itself with Great Britain on a
question so contemplate as the Fenian bust
ness.
The News Ilibera) refers to the vigilance o.
the Canadian government, the firm attitud /,
Of the Fenians to prove that further aggressie,,,
improbable.
The Times again expresses admiration for tn
loyalty and yigor displayed by President Gran
II is unable, however, to express indignation : {.
the object for which American and Canadil
troops have been put in motion. IL applies
the affair such words rs aoominable, pillag
slaughter, outrageous, murderous act.
Mrs. Motley, the wife of the American Mini
ter, gave grand dinner last evening, whic
largely attended.
French Politics.
n nF -
Council Of the Ministers wes held to deliberafe
on the form OF discussion in the coming session
Of the Corps Legislatif. 1t was to day hinte
that the minis.ry Is very uneasy.
Spanish Politics.
MADRID, May N-The Constitutional Cortes
Is averse to bestowing royal prerogatives on the
Regent. In the Cortes, yesterday, Prim as
eured the adherents of Espartero that he con-
sidered the refusal Of their chief as defRitive,
and they must now endeavor to consolidate the
Regency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

THE RUSH FOR ARMY CADETsHIPs A.
LARGR.-The President will next week make
his annual appointments of cadets at the Mill
tary Academy at West Point. For the ten ap-
pointments allowed him there are about 800 ap-
plicants, and he is daily bored by the friends OF
the applicants in their interest. He will confne
the appointments to sons of army officers and
those who have served in the army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

The PRESIDENT hes entirely recovered from
his recent iEdisposition, and this morning was
in his Office receiving visitors US ual, and at
tending to business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

The FoCR-oARED SHELL RACE at Annapolis
between the Quaker City Club of Philadelphia,
and the midshipmen of the Naval Academy
will take place to-day, at p. m. on the Severn
river. 1t is to be a three-mile race in four
cared out rigged shells, tor be pulled without
coxswains. Secretary RobeaOn left here this
morning for Annapolis, 70 witness the race
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
RICHMOND. Va.
The Alexandria (va-) Rtection-Tke
Conservative Ticket Elected
Tels0rdphed Ezclusively 10 TRe EpenSno Star.

ALEXANDRIA, May 2.-The con. n.ervafive
ticket is elected by about 80 majority. The
radicals carry one ward and elect one colorei
councilman and one colored magistrate. The
vote is not yet counted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

DECORATION DAY-A HOLIDAY-Au the
Executive Departments of the Government will
be closed on Monday next, to allow the en-
ployes to participate in the decoration of the
soldiers graces in the neighbcring cemeteries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

0Msjor Won Beck. q wealthy German of
Rondout, N. Y, who has been living with his
tonished at the sudden appearance Of his first
wife, Just from sfaderland."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

Col. ID. C. Cox, General Supervisor of tn
Internal Revenue Bureau, left for Ohio thi
afternoon on cial business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

CASH IN THE TREAsURY.-The coin balance
in the Treasury is s1O7 ,6O3 900, Of which s36,-
5000 is in coin bearing certificates. The cur
rency balance is so, O,763,oOO. The payments
this month have been quite heavy, especially
those for the War Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

DIR. BoYNToN, of this city, on the invitation
of the Young Mems Christian Association OF
Oberlin, Ohio, has left for that place to deliver
two lectures upon the subject of Woman's Suf-
frage. They are in substance the same as the
course he recently delivered in this city against
extending the ballot to woman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

COLONEL DRAKE DE KAY, of Cuban noto
riety, is at Willard's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

NONINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day:
Samuel Smith to be Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Second District of Virginia.
George Geddes to be Postmaster at Johns
town, Pa.
Peter A. Johns to be Postmaster at Union
town, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE-The receipts to-da,
from this source were 81 ,097 ,9S2si.
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The First Beat OF the Season.
le0repAed Exclgstuely 10 Tie Eueaing Star.

Fort BKNroN, MONTANA. May N.-The
steamer Nick Wall arrived last evening from
Sioux City for Helena. This is the first boat of
the season. Otto Piper, q passenger, fen into
the wheel and was crushed to death.
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The Richmond EleetfOn-Premaf
conservative ReiOicings-EIection
OF Mayor Chahoou.
d Exelusirelv % he Rreninn .Srnr.

IeieSrcphed Ezeiusfrsiy 70 the EueniR1 .Stdr.
RICHMOND, May 1.-THE rejoicings of the
conservatives last night were premature. The
counting OF the ballots show that the renuhli-
cans have elected George Chahoon Mayor and
thelr city ticket. The Council is still in doubt,
the ballots not yet being counted.
lSecond Dispatchl
RICHMOND, VA, MAY 27.-The republican
majority for their city ticket is absut 900. The
conservatives carry the City Council. The re-
PublicaDs also carry Petersburg. and the con-
seTyatlveS carry Lynchburg, Danville. and Nor
folk, the latter named city being reported be
fore the counting Of the ballots TO have gone
that way by 50 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

PERSONAL COLLISION. A difficulty took
place at the Arlington House last evening be-
tween Capt. J1o. Goldman, who is here I'm re-
latiOn to the ship building interest now before
Congress, and Gen. James s. Negl, y. a represen-
tative from the Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, Dis
trict. 1t is said that the former gave the lie TO
the latter, whereupon Mr.. Goldman was knocked
down by Gen. Negley. Friends interFered and
prevented any further collision between the
parties.
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The NOrtheasfer.

Tei,o-dphed EsOlssivsly 10 The Epenin1 Star.
FORTRESS MONROE, May IA northeast
storm is prevailing.