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STsDHlE21.

StTOLEN-In the Parish nj St. Landry. from
- -" n"l..r. ,:.r'. twn Prom!~>"ry NOTES.
IL: l'l''' and in'orscd hy tInnrcr Mrr;z. Of Nrw
Orleans. dated April . 1870. one n. 3,!iS'l. and
til" other for 2;2'r both payable two years aft r
date, with six per cent interest fr",n date. and
eight yer cent from maturity. The public is
cautioned against trading for the same and also
notified that payment has been stepped.
Rovl9-4tl JOHN STEIP.
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ELGIN WATCHES
MANIFACTuKEn BY
'f'kas; Sa'A'EasNAa. WATCH 60.

Dealers and COnno;SecurS
tl,r"tI limit Iis, rrrfrv +" J." ~" h"~t time
h,: i'i> !:uw ,hrrc'i 10 III" 1u,h:i" inr
}rijr.' or Gchi, mrn'S I'Se
They r":j,r Hr"">t 1r.,,t~. i:nt found il, any
~ iirr ;..t's ni ,ltf,r t''tt'.;i. .int lIran
li,::kr I.;.,ii,.$ .!r.,rni~ Of purchasing h,,|-
..;"r. >I"l44, nn c'rlr:, tiH.r ;,j,'r y ii t'i
tE,' 81, ltut Nai, ii Dr,.rns the trade IIaIk Of
"LADT iiLG1N,"
t. l. all ti;.t they desire. Inquire Of your Jew.
ellen fer the i..,rl EiL;IN.
\" No'tm"n'> E,tniLed BY II" Cr'9}nnu
RuAinr>e HIi.c, :,,sl >al,sru,in National Watch
Company. $50 and K3l Lake Street.
.ii'.--si CHi AGO, Ill.,
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THE GpvEE%uKolIlp OF AI.ABANt.--
Mr. SMITH, the Radical Governor # A'a-
hnna who has been holding on t" his
ul1iv &c against the clearly expressed clcc-
tiun of Mr. Iynd-ay to sNrr""d him. has
finally ronSrntr,! to resist the Will "t the
people no lnugcr. and has given up the
Office without any further rc%onlSr to
litigation OF any appeal whatever to
a,nl~ 1hiS Smith. strong Radi"al as he
is. Recently event back Oh bis colnT"d
iri"uds AlII denied ever granting tilt. N
.!5aN i,N"r~ Dv ever cuuntcEAncluY them
at all. This was while the litigation
WAS pe.rding. and WAS evidently intend
cd as a peace offering to his prm"rratic
opponents. After ~lrh Il Record the vcr-
diet iu regard to his overthrow must be
"seryGd him right. ~. \. Herald.
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rF A droll fellow was asked 10y an
old lady. to read the newspaper; and
taking it up. began as foll"ws:--
Last night, yesterday morning about
two O'clock in the afternoon before
breakfast, hungry boy about forty
years old, bought fig custard for levy,
and threw it through brick wall nine
feet thick, and jumping over it broke
his ankle right off above the knee, fell
into d dry mill-pond and was drowned.
Aoout forty years after that on the same
day. an old cat had nine turkey g"bhlcrs,
a high wind blew Yankee Do"dle on a
frying pan. and knocked the old Dutch
churm down. and killed an old SOW and
two dead pigs at B"sting where deaf
and dumb man was talking French TO
his aunt Peter.o The old lady. taking
. long breath exclaimed "Du tell"
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Brown-"Well, always made it q
rule to tell my wife everything that hap
pens" Smish-" "Oh, my dear fellow,
that is nothing. l tell my wife lots OF
things that never happen at all.'
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VThere is none 80 innocent as not
to be evil spoken of, none SO wicked as
TO merit all condemnation.
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First Premium Aa',!,l al ST. Louis Fair $50,
fItSt Pl"m:un awarded at - Louis Fair. l-lt;
First Premium AWARDED At ~. Louis Fair, l@,i7.
FIRST Premium awarded at St Louis FAIR -ts
First Premium awarded q: La. State Fair. l~6S
Every BRILLIANT is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction, or v"',r "h.n.y rriEu.,rd in
full. II. ilALLLR. S;,!r, Agent,
No 40 Camp Strrr'-W " arehon.r. No. ls5
Ich"Gp:tou,as st New Orleans,
Dealer in all kinds t.! Cnoking and I"ating
StnV"s {" the t':t improved p:..tr,us. llo ,"frr-
nI>h'ng Goods, Fire G.a'rs. liu!tow Ware, Man
rtact':r'r ii Pain aud JaD,nncl 'Inwarr and
Stamped Ware. Sold wEolcsa}, at New T,,fl
prices. August 21th. lsG9--ly.
~ Louis Desbres:, Agent, Opcloneas.
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II. G. ON 81, I,n>t,Il pApwiNE;. -- A cor
respondent of H.. Boston Post c"r;tru"S
to retat" ii'icnlons slnIir> about EIurAc"
GTc"l"y's experience in the Aiiinndacks.
This is the last:
The philosopher also mad" the mis-
tx" OF keeping up "IIia arguments" with
t:it ',t';it back y uu,i>m.sn when they we're
E"t appreciated Oh .i~;s 80 20. In fact.
r'."u Horace, tn his OVID S:itiSI.:'" jun.
d"rnn;ist rated that certain piece OF
Land, so.callcd, for it was realty nnt!iIn.
bht surface of limestone r'rk, could
hn made 10 pr"duct. a c:np of s1r;,w}rr-
ries, the flonicrsman pat what l1e sap
posed would he a cru>b"r, by asking:
elbow would you get a fUlicr ,ir.N
enough to p!aut anything J"
This qucStion broke the whole line Of
the farmers H..,c:vcS. and Horace, with
the keen perception of Won Moitke, and
the quickncSs to take dlvantag" Of a
break in the line Of defense :" peculiar to
=, the first Napoleon. li',n'rhantly replied ::
"Preparc the ground with sub>oil rlnw-
ing"
"With what !" said the c"untryman
drawing hack rs from l''natic.
"NhT,' SAID Horace. "l'1 4" it with a
suhsoil piow put into the surface ot the
lot, say three feet.'
The sweat started on the poor country
mans face as he gaSprd out:
"Mal1e a turrcr with plow three feet
thick in them tarnal ro"k ! Why, y"'
cussed cid fool, a Earthquake couldn't
,sat dawn that FAR if it tried ii Y months -
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T In reference to the Presidents
treatment of ex-Secretary Cox, the
friends of the latter nnw say that Gen.
Grant was "guIlty nf extreme ''ur''r:ty
iu the whole business" This is no
doubt true, rs the President seems hab-
itually to regard extreme dnplicity as at
least part OF his business in all things.
C0urier-J0urnaI
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TIE SOUTHLAND,

TIE SOUTHLAND,
WEEKLY PAPER,
Derotcd 10 agriculture. Noriir"iture, Literature
Setc'ice and SotiGl Ptogrcss,
Published i'll New Orleans, Louihiana
TNNENM>: Ihrer Dollars per Year, in a'varcr
H. -Adrcrji%i"H: OHe Dut..:r per square for first
!i.>rrti"n ,t ttT rH- for each sui 'stnuent in.
srrti"n. Liberal contracts made with those who
advertise by the year, &c.
q Specimen copies iluiteI free.
ID. Redmond, I,..................Eui Editor IN Chief
Henry J. I.cnTy, Observation-Disclosures. PRESIDENT
DIR. :. l.. Crawrour,. .....-..)
DE-. j. l.. Cnpcs.. Assistant Editors.
u. {. Jrlkns.:
A : '-'il'th " f''!', u A'nt,
y Mrs Nrhi, can i,c found for tue present
"a th' Npclnu~;.s Hotel.
Address "Tito SouthLaud." NJ. g. Camp ST..
New Orleans. La. (oo2a--'tt
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Love all, trust q few and wrong no one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11
PAINTING. &c.

DOBE RI BRENNAN,
Late Of the Firm Of
MAOEICHOL BRENNAN,
Takes this method Of Informing his friend. and IN.
public, thai he ha~ opened the shop NJ sos ID
STREET. between sfh ana 9Th streets ,-k..e m. 4.
prepared 20 execute In the very best maHBer on the
most reasonable terms. and at the shO-,.--t Dotioe
every description of HOUSE. SIGN and ORNA,
MENTAL Ph1TIN9, GRAINISG. GLAZING,
GlLDIsS, mARBtlNG. &c. Having had many
years experience, both IN this city ana New York,
In super Intending work, practical workman him.
self. and having a thorough knowledge OF tha h.r-
mony OF colors, will gusrsntee entire Is.aaton &c
all who may eDtrust their work 90 his charge None
but nrss-clsss vorkmen employed, AID. in ali cases.
the best material used. The best of references giyer
g 70 cePsbility and punctuality, In thaoking his
friends and the public for past fsvors he re.pect-
fully soiicits continuance u the same
WALLs-ANp CEILINGS CAREry,Ly KaL-
soAINED, PLAIN Oh In C0LORs.
=. BRENNAN,
sos d street, opp. Y. M. @. A. Building.
N. B.-No Potash o. WA,ffss Usef mvtl.lu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter
and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains
"The Seven-Leag1ed Boots" a wonderful story
by the author of " King Georges MILDLY" an
exciting narrative, entitled MOraSs Adven-
ture;' " BOWS Flat" one of Brett Harte's
unique poems; burial of the Great Bogus,
another unique poem; the corrected Election
Returns; Major Morses crawl TO Georgetown
on an election bet; the Police Court bill; the
Proceedings Of Congress; Railroad Matters;
Foreign News; Society News; Washington News
and Gossip; the Courts; the Working People;
Useful Items OF Domestic Economy; Humorous
Sketches; Departmental and Local News; Agri-
cultural and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the
latest Telegraphic Dispatches from all parts Of
the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

There seems'to be trouble brewing iu,the or
der Of 81. Crispin, the most powerful and ..pro-
gressiye" labor organization we have so far had
in this country. IL appears that there is a strike
among the shOemakers OF this order in North
Brookheld, Mass, because an employer would
not discharge a member of the league who had
not paid his lodge dues. The statement is made
by the Boston AdreTtiser that certain American
mechanics, members of the Crispin order, de-
sired to withdraw from it, having discovered
the possibilities of danger which outweigh the
good that might be ia such association. The
foreign-born majority insisted that there is no
discharge from the oaths once taken, except by
deaf or an abandonment Of the trade. The
discontented ones were ready to pay their ar
rearages of assessments on condition of being
permitted to cut loose from the order; but this
being refused, they had no resort but to STAY
away from the meetings and let their dues ac-
cumulate under protest. 1t is in this state of
affairs that the leaders OF the lodge have or
dered the manufacturers to do their bidding
and discharge the seceders; and upon being met
with refusal, the workmen In one department
have left their benches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

Another meeting was called in St. Louis for
last wednesday night to hear addresses on the
removal Of the capital to the Mississippi
valley, but seems to have been q rzxle; for.
according to the Missouri Republican, "most
OF the prominent gentlemen who were expected
to be present failed to appear" VIM Sherard
Clemens, from West Virginia, addressed the
meeting on the salubrity OF the climate OF the
Mississippi valley; Mr.. b. X. Bonner read a
paper advocating the removal Of the capital;
and on motion OF Mr.. Reavis . finance COM
mittee In connection with q capital convention
10 be held IN Cincinnati next October was
appointed, which seems to close the campaign
Tor the present. Washington Is not greatly
alarmed 20 far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

Cha lCs Dickens nav be said to have mourn
err in every household in the world. 20 widely
was he read, admired, and loved. The extent
TO which the columns of the press of this eoun-
try are given up TO the subject OF his death is
quite unprecedented. The death of the might
lest potentates that the world has known would
scarce create the same profound impression.
After the natural expression of regret at the
loss of the great novelist, the first question
asked Is. 'Had he finished Edwin Drosde, A
reasonable apprehension might well exist that
this work had been left a mere fragment. Ike
the "Dennis Duvalr of Thackeray The New
York Post, which furnishes some interesting
particulars Of Dickens life not heretofore pub
hshed, expresses the belief that the work was
completed. The assurance was given by the
English press, at the time the first sheets were
sent to the printer, that the whole of the work
had been completed, and We have since hal
little glimpses of the author resting from his
task, in careless freedom and the exercise of
hospitality, at his country home in Kent
Mr.. Dickens private life was singularly un-
obtrusive and withdrawn from the public eve.
Years ago his domestic troubles made his family
circle painfully conspicuous before the British
people, and censure was freely bestowed upon
one or the other party to the deplorable conjugal
quarrel by the intimate friends of either. But
Dickens lived down the scandal. and it is a suf-
fieient REPUTATION OF it, perhaps, that his chill
dren have always manifested for him the ten
derest affection. Ore Of these, son, has grown
to mans estate, and is an honored member of
society. Another is the wife of Mr.. Charles
Collins, author of AFTER DARK, !" ga Cruise on
Wheels" and other novels. which have been
overshadOwed by the greater popularity of the
writings OF his brother, Mr.. Wilkie Collins
In London Dickens lived mostly at the Gar
rick Club, where he filed as large a place a.
John Dryden used to I'LL at Wills Coffee
House There was at one time some alarm
created lest he"shOuld leave the Garrick. in
consequence, as il was whispered of the fact
that one Of his friends and publishers had
been black-balled there; but the trouble was
composed, and the Garriek knew him to the last.
His town apartments were comfortably fitted up,
but were not in the fashionable quarter. They
constituted the second door of the house in
Wellington street, Strand, the lower mart of
which was occupied by the business offices of
All he TeGT Round Mayfair saw little of Dick
ems, nor was Belgravis one of his familiar
hsunts- We believe he was never presented at
Court but il was not long ago, since his last
return from the United States, that the Queen
invited him to come and see her, and he spent a
day with her at Windsor Castle
When in London, Dickens might be seen at
q inner, more frequently than anywhere else. at
Nerreys, restaurant in the upper part of Re-
gent street. where. often with wilkie Collins,
be sat at little table in the corner reserved for
him especially by the maitTe d'A0teI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

The New York Tin>s, Of yesterday, had .
long and strong editorial article against the pro-
posed discontinuance of the Office OF Commits
sioner Of Revenue, (now filed by Mr. wells,)
and in favor Of a general reduction OF taxes,
while the T1bune contained, a. it does in nearly
every issue, vigorous protest against re-enact-
ing the odious income tax, which has expired by
Limitation These are but samples of the ex-
pressions Of opinion in the same direction which
daily reach us IN the columns Of leading Repub-
hcan journals from all parts of the country, and
which Congress and the Administr alton win do
wen to heed before ii Is too late. They are the
mutterines Of coming storm, which will prove
terribly destructive to political aspirations next
autumn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

The passage by the Spanish Cortes Of a reso-
iatio. that majority, consisting OF more than
Ia II Of the actual number OF deputies, shall
he reasi. ed for the election Of q King is
{ iumph q. the republicans Of Spain, a. the
vote, under oresent circumstances, means no
King at all. Tn. re are only two men who would
stand any chance .f securing amAjority-Espar-
tero and Dom PerdiaA and, Of Portugal both of
whom have pereupteatfy declined. CASTELAR,
and his republican fri<n>'s seem to hold their
own against the monarchisSs remarkably well,
and every day strengthens their position. vTrs
Ia Rsrtttiga>.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

UThe Grand Lodge Of Free and Accented
MasOns in New York yesterday refused 70 favor
the institution Of National Grand Lodge.
1It II said that Kansas will more than
double her population this year. The immigra-
ton Il very great
ga lady one day last week opened the ses-
sion OF the Connecticut House Of Representa-
tiyes with prayer.
OElihu Burritt Is now in Birmingham, Eng,
engaging q lot Of English servant girls for
Providence, X. l., families.
IPrfnce Arthur Il to be invested to-day. in
Montreal, with the Order Of St Michael and st.
George.
SGeo. III. Francis, cOlored, has been appoin
ted census enumerator in the Eighth ward OF
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

There must be an Englishman, with all the
serene geographical ignorance or his race, at
tie head Of editorial affairs in the Tribune Office.
ThAt paper yesterday transformed Mr.. McCor-
mick, me delegate from Arizona, into Repre-
sentative from Missouri. and also announced
that "General shanks Iof Indianal has been re-
nominated from the IXth Ohio District Mr..
Greeley had better begin writing a series of
essays on What he Knows About Politics. for
the benefit Of the youag men associated with
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

NJ BEACHES, BATS AND MICE.
NiIRN EFFECTUAL NERMIN POISON viii
infalbly destroy these Pests and j. perfectly safe
to GsS. No other preparation for the purpose has
been extensively successfully sed in this city
Price % cents per box. Sold. wholesale and re-
tail, by sTOTT CO, opposite National Hotel, and
by Druggists generally. myls- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11
Reading Matter on Every Page.

AZ PERSONS eaving the city for the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the Office. Terms 50 cents
Ter month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11
o@MILBURN's POLAR SODA,
531 18th STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury.
KISSENGEN, vICHY, sELTZER,
SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, and
BEDFORD MINERAL WATERS,
mylSr ON DRAUGH1

rHALLS HAIR RESEwER ~-......-......1Oc
S At same Low rate we ofer Ayers Rinas
Montgomerys, Barrett's, Mrs. Aliens Chevaliers,
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
warranted pure; for medicinal and family use, bot
tied BY myself; large bottles.
Ayers Sarsaparfla and Cherry Pectorsl--..--.-5e
Helmbold's Buchu and 81
ysynes Alternative and Ex pee torrent DC
Batchelors ii air Dye (blsck and trownl-..-. As5c
Lubin 9 Perfumes, very large assortment, warrant
Magnolia Balm and LaIrds Bloom SOC
Lyon ksthairon and Tricopherus DC
scheuck . Tonic and Pulrponic Syrup......... rs
Colgate soaps, ell kinds, retailed ct Wholesale
winchesters Hypophosphitss..... ......-..ssc
California Wines-Angelica, Port, sherry Muscs-
tel, 81: Hook and Sc
De yonRh God Liver Oil, tgenuine IS
Mishler Herb Rittsre
Jus. laid In ~ fss xrses. in tn.
city, which will sell 1t 50 per cent less than regu
lar prices, ~ imported end domestic Perfumery,
soaps, Colonee, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth
and Fine tooth Combs in great variety, PrepsrS.
tons for the Conllexion, &C.
Having much enlarged my store, will Give mar
ncular attention 20 the Cempounding of Physicians
Prescriptions and amiy Receipts, all Of which win
De put up af hall the usual rates, and every article
xRfHUE NATrANs. Druggist,
speB Corner ID and d streets, NJ ".
W SaGESE On SUNDAYS, It u T = -, IA d
D. =. ounAAv School Ct ~ Q. -, COT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11
TIE SUNDAY HERALD,

~ TIE SUNDAY HERALD,
To-norrow, will contain an unusually varied ana
attractive able OF contents embracing all the faa
rures which have given il such an extensive popu-
la;ity Its attractive miscellany and carefully col
late news general, local personal and social AXE
u par excellence the Sunday paper of the South.
CIRCULATION LARGER THAN THAT OFANY
TWO OTHER SUNDAY OR WEEKLY
PAPERS IN THE DISTRICT
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
L0pGk. No a. K OF p
lS Every member Of the Lodge l. requested TO
be present on MONDAY the Il inst at 5 D. m .
a important business will be brought before the
Lodge. iJeloSt-I W. W. HAYNE, REC. Scribe
NE NOTICE There will be a meeting of the
~ sTOCkHOLDERS OF THE WASHING
TON MAkkET COMPANY, at the Board OF TRADE
rooms, IN Washington. d. G. on SATURDAY the
llth OF une at Il O'Clock FOR the election of on
GERS ana the transaction OF any other business that
may legally come under the charter of said Com.
pany.
h: p. COOKE. Oh. MITCHENER,
ALEX. SHEPHERD, H. y DAVIS,
T. G. CONNOLLY. BE FRENCH.
JOHN T MITCHELL, WV. II Phillips
j W. ANGUS. FRED. p. STANTON,
N. q. EMERI. ID. W BLISS.
HALLET klLBOURN, JOHN 5. CROCkER,
B. g DANIELS. ST SUIT
JAMES HUGHES. jeI-l0t
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DENTISTRY.

REMOVAL.
DR. MERBILL
has removed his DENTAL OFFICE u.s.
1I12 u street, near nth. A
All DENTAL WORK done in the best S0lO
manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
for extracting teeth. lie 10
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MADAME DUBOIS HAIR AND
vi FANCY STORE.
1211 PB~ks1LNANIA AVENUE,
Between 18th and 18Th streets,
Washington d C.

Between 18th and lsth streets,
Washington, D. G.
During the e. suing month Of June MADAME
DUBOIS viii Sell. BELOW Cosr, H
HUMAN HAIR BRAIpS. CHIGNuNS AND
CUBS PESFUMERY. GENUINE:
Fans Of AL descri ptions; !
kibbons, Bows and sashes
Lace-1hrsad and Imitation;
Observation-Disclosures and PLAIN:
skirt., Night Dresses and other oderg srments
for Isdi.s;
Babies CPS, White Bodice ami Chimissttes;
Wills and Nets
Madame Dubois Is SERIOUS when she says she will
sen BELOW cesT, ard respectfully invites the ladies
OF W kshlngton and TRANSIENT visitors to call aud
examine her ARTFCI vs. and PRICES. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-11

TNO THE LADIES.
We respectfully announce that we have lately
ENLARGED 0CR PLACE OF BUSINESS, At the
old stand By converting the two stores, Nos lois
and lO2O, sEvENTh STREET. into commo-
dious store room, where, with increased faclities
and greatly augmented stock OF
ALL KINDS OF DRY GOODS,
we hope to do first class trade.
- One pytes. Just Dsalsas 10 all.
BEGAN WILLIE,
jes-n 1O1s and lO9O 7th ,treet, A. ".