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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

GENERAL CONFERENCE OF TIE NJ. Z. CHURCH
SoUTH.-In this Conference yesterday, the Com
tinuance Of the present system with the excep.
ton OF having only one board, to be appointed
by the bishop, and Of five managers. Also, that
John Herroll be continued superintendent of
the Indian mission, and for the Interchange of
German teachers between Louisiana and Texas.
and for German hymn books; adopted The
Committee on Sunday Schools recommend that
q general Sabbath school convention be held in
1871. to be composed Of one delegate from each
twenty-eight members Of the Conference, which
provoked lengthy discussion. The report was
finally amended by substituting fifty instead of
twenty-eight, and then adopted. A message
was received from the Methodist Protestant
Conference, in session at Baltimore, proposiDe
a consolidation. A committee OF one was APP
pointed to prepare an answer to the message
The other proceedings were unimportant.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS,
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Opinions of the London Press-Tn.
AHatrs-New York CITY ScOred-Tbe .
Times ON the Yacht Race-The Ncws
on the kace-The Telegraph On the
Fenian Org ganizatiOn.
1eicsTaphed Erctusively to The Epenino SIN,
LONDON, May 19.-The Times this mo-rf, ,
mas remarkably bitter editorial article on tIi
aLeged mismanagement of Erie railway affair.
anu the course pursued in relation to shares I'm
stancard OF commercial moralitv is lower in tba
city OF New York than anywhere else in the
world. What here, in England, would be
deemed crimes, are there regarded masternieccS
OF hnanciering. 1t concerns the Ameriran
people to purge themselves of this reproacb,
thongh II will be task equal in difficulty TO tn
abolition of slavery. ~
The Times also has an article on the Yacht
race. IL SAYS =" There is no schooner in Eng
land, probably, that can sail with the American
yacht Sappho, which, throughout the match
was handled by an English Captain and a crrw
under hs personal direction.''
, The Daily News OF this morning explains that
the the Gtelegrsm published ON Tuesday morning by
award of the prize to the Sappho, was prsmao
ture. 1t was late yesterday afternoon when the
SSappho was pronounced the winner. Th.
Judges arrived at this conclusion from the Cam
orlas having disregarded the official Instruc-
uons regulating the race, but which were faith
fully obeyed by the Sappho.
Inc Telegraph this morning has sensational
Fenian organization in this country.
King Wanted-The Spanish Crown
Goes A-beggfng.
LONDON, May 19.-News from SPAIN to-,1y
is important, though conflicting. Dispatches
fecelyed from Madrid direct report that tn
Council OF Ministers has determined to coatef
upon the regent, Serrano. the royal attributes
II no candidate for the throne is found within a
reasonably short time. On the other hand som
OF the Continental news agencies have inst for
MaTued kilograms to the effect that the regency
WI viii thrust the crown upon Espartera in deftuii
ul any other solution of the situation. III is he
neved In some quarters that his resolution =,
uechne the crownfs not absolutely final.
Arrived Ont.
QUEENSTOWN, May 19.-The steamship NJ ,r.
from New York, for Liverpool, has arrived here
More Arrests-The Bank Of F.,u.o
PARIS, May 19-The police made seyersi
more arrests to-day of persons believed Ia br
connected with the Regicide plot. Some houses
were searched and more bombs found.
ihe amount of Bullion on hand at the B,nl
last Thursday. '-'' oi
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WASHINGTON D. C. THURSDAY. MAY 10. TW
A Chapter Of Accidents-Two Men and
Woman Killed.
IetegrapAed k1olsap,lp o N Ereaiaa Xnr.

ALBANY, y. Y, May ie.-Mrs. Ann Madden
r va run over and killed, last night, by the cars
OF the Central railroad.
orakesman on the Susquehauna railroad.
named Patrick Healy, was killed yexter.iay hy
falling between the cars W
a ~ Snsei ii Sonroy was killed at Fort SCHUYLER,
Sa,Hn spose tnis city, yesterday, BY his team
,si.a ,Snng th.oneh the canal bridge. He leaves a
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1Jenny Lind's Pecuniary troubles will force
her 10 open singing school in Paris
ST Louis man has hung himself because
coat. -' new.
ga Western paper asks:-"why persecuts
Smythe with ~ for taking a little gyn and
mylk Tor his stomache's ache :"
SA Paris correspondent estimates that
way. ~ '-N
s%Foxes throwing out small fragments i'm
the,r excavations have led 20 the discovery OF
~ In the Tennessee Legislature ON Mond.x-
the Senate passed q bill to the first reading prss
niolt lntermarriage between white and coiored
...s,.r ZIhs Cleveland Herald thinks the marriage
service should be changed 10 read: .who dares
axe thls woman? And the groom shall answer,
dare" shame on the mani
DIempting-An undertaken, having apsrt-
ments TO let, pasted his bills upon the cofsns i'm
the windows, announcing Lodging for single
gentlemen"
~The remains Of Byron lie beneath httla
white tablet, without ornament or inscription.
in q time-worn church. in a miserable povertV.
stricken village few miles out OF London.
s0A little daughter Of Edward I,sbhv. a.,
Gothsm. Me-, two years old, few days slpes
dI ank quantity OF strong I've, from the ettects
OF e which sne died In about twenty-four hours iu
~Amsnda Craig and Elisha sprasue wiz
soon have another trial, in Chicago, OF fhe ques-
ton whether be promised 20 marry her, and
s,H nhe.ner mat promise was worth one hundred
- Ida Lewis is quietly passing the Winter at
her nome In Newport Hsrbor, and all excite
ment regarding her seems 70 be over. She
will probably be troubled with neither calls nor
presents this Summer. She win be married in
the Fan
ga scapda,ous publication, Intending to
give an authentic account OF the love aff.irs OF
King william, Of Prussia, is circulated in large
number in South Germany, in order 10 add To
there look upon Prussia.
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The Lexington (Ky.) Races.
Ezclusirely 20 rIs Er,r;.o S,..

LOUISVILLE, May ls.-Yes,erday was the third
day of the Lexington races. The race WAS two
mile heats, free for all ages, for club purse OF
500. First heat-Marion first, Coquette second
Z rrngrim third, Paris distanced; time, 340s
Second heat-Marion first, Coouetfe .eco,S
Pilgrim distanced; time, 3:ies. The race TO,
Gay VIII be mile heats; Asteroid and Amber
entered. Asteroid is the favorite.
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General Assem- bly, Of the United Pros
bytertan Church.
IHegrdphed kzclEsfrely 70 Tie Eveujs0 STAY

PaILADELPHfA, May 19-The General As
sembly OF the United Presbyterian Church
rian Church. The spacious buildino wa
thronged In every part The proceedings were
opened with prayer by the Rev. NJ. w. Jacobus
OF Aiieshany ps, Mc:ie-::;;: 6: &c iast Cid
mon on " One spirit and one body, the ideal of
the Christian Church, !" by the Rev. p. II. Fow
Ter, D. d., Of Utica, ~, Moderator of the
last New school Assembly. About 500 delegates
OF the utmost interest, commanding the rant
attention OF the delegates and auditory.
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The Red River Expeditt0u-The Chi.
cora Still Refused Passawe Throu ~n
ehe Seu1t Sc. Marie Canal.

CoLLINGswooD, May ls-The steamer Chi
cora arrived at O'Clock this evening, hayins
again been refused permission to pass throuob
the Sault st. Marie canal. Col. Bolton, com
manding the British forces, waited on Gene "a
Cooke, In command Of the district, and asked
the intentions Of the American Government
with regard to the Chicora. Gen. Cooke re-
pheo MY Instructors are absolute. Nothlng
whatever, connected with the Red River expe-
dition, can pass the canal. I must, therefore
absolutely refuse to allow the Chicora to pass
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TRAGEDY IN THE wRsr-Ons Woman 4,

TRAGEDY IN THE WRsr-Ons Woman Kills
Another.-At st. Paul, Minn., Tuesday evening"
Mrs. Elizabeth Hatch called on Miss Jcssie
Bush and requested to see her privately. The,
entered room, when Mrs. Hatch turned tn,
key Of the door, and then shot Miss BusI
through the lung, infiicting fatal wound. Mrs
Hatch Immediately ran out of the house, ex.
claiming, "Send for doctor, quick; did no.
self into custody. Both Of the women were of
impure character, and quarrel from JEALOUSY
on account OF paramour existed between
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

1Frisco sports lady post-office clerks.
H-It costs $50 to refuse to answer the ones-
tons Of the census taker.
- Bismark has lost his popularity in North
Germany.
H%Cbicago has sent German count, Iouis
Won Schwatzenheimersteiner to jail for vag-
rancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

COMMISSIONER DELANo is expected to return
here on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

THE CENsus.-Army officers are directed by
the War Department to furnish U. s. Marshals
with military aid in taking the census on the
written application of the Marshals.
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Destructive Fire.
neteorapAed EScjssivsls 10 n. Rv~>>>~ -

TArSToN, MASS, May ie.-Giimore,s exten.
siye shoe manufactory at North Parnham. To-
gether with the stock and machinery &c was
totally destroyed by fire at an eariy honr This
morning. The loss Is estimated az SO 600: in
sured for $50 coo, in eighteen Offices The fire
cendiary, - "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

sBhrERIAN GENERAL LAssEMBLY-Larys
numbers OF delegates have arrived in PhrIaasi-
y. Pnia ~ .ahe part IN the first General Assembly
OF the reunited PRESBYTERIAN Church Ssht.S
meets IN Philadelphis to-day. The Unitey
states Gazette says the Assembly will represent.
tNo hundred ana forty-siK presbyteries Contains
ing nearly four thousand tiye 6nn5raa so,r
gauohs ana ministers, almost half a miller,
conmunlcants, and a membership of about two
shu hsli millions. This viii be the first GeneraI
Assembly since the reunion of the eiS a,,I % =.
schools. IL consequently has 90 shape the ad-
mlhlsIsuon OF the Church afresh and tbrough-
os- Inc Committee on Reconstruction an
pointed six months ago 10 nrenara q s,i,o.sP ~
nave published one that Is 70 be acted upon. ne
has been warmly debated already and will nm
% S%resu9hAoIy cause much interest in the Assem-
named for moderator O0''oee' -
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81 sApkLINA apiNA PATT1, II appears, has not succeed-
go on late IN Paris; at least, such is the stste-
M. neIt OF faris correspondent OF the CharleS-
ooh sees Swho thus writes ala Diya Paffi vrhr,
Is spoiled pet with the Parisians, has taseS,
ne, u. oIeak aown 10 the 'Huguenots" very muclr
10 neart: She was not hissed, but the nuhIiI.
ie ieIt Ihe mouse. AS misfortune comes in batfa-
mons, she was also a failure in aFiolia de1
n mento the tlrst time she has PLAYED n i'm
srls. Although she has beat the Ran nla,r
s,, 70 Periection, the audience did not respond
y. s 70 nave her act in" Norma" IL Is case
TO be saved from friends wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

GOV. GRARY, OF Pennsylvania, Is here, and
nad long interview with the President this
morning.
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College Celebration.
feteordpked kxclusfvelv to ne Eveni,,o Sfar.

PORTLAND, ME-, May 19.-The Alpha Delta
Pm Society commenced its session yesterday
under the auspices Of Bowdoin Chapter. About
tnlrty delegates were present most Of the col
ieges being represented. This evening the an
niversary services will take place, at the CITY
Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

The SENATE COMMITTEE ON FoRRreS Re-
LATIoNs this morning discussed the subject of
submarine cables at some length, but came 70
no conclusion
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HAlide Topp has got tired of being A. Topp,
and has gone to Europe TO get married.
in the handle Of which Is small tube to be filed
with perfume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

NV. hkNRfMARD BEEcHER Saws that insteaf
OF greeting each other with kiss As Paul a.
nlseI, people act as If the command read ssCreet,
ne brethren with a holy kick" Should ths
ss.lhgs- Iliton AFFAIR end in a kicking tourna
ment, Beecher might lecture from Ast ,s-,
ana, adopting Coughs tactics. exhibit n. r.. as
hofrlble example" Ii would be An immense
hit.-N. Z. Democrat ~ ~ ~-eA'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

TROUBLE AT SALT LAKE CITY.-At Salt Lake
Yesterday the Mormon authorities closed the
the United States Judge and United states
Marshal for Utah, and refused to allow the
transaction Of business. They subsequently
however, surrendered the building to the Uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

BE RIAL or THE BLoNDRs.-Tbe trial %
Pauline Markham, lydia Tbomnson sis "a ot
uer henderson and Archibald Gordon Tor a.,
assault upon Mr.. Stoley, editor OF the Cbic.on.
OF the parties were present excent NJ XII.
counsel for the defendants who put IN a nles ~,
guilty. Miss Thompson and Henderson Wer.
Hheu szOO each, and Miss Markham $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19
The Dominion Cabinet.

IetesropAed Esc'asirely 10 The Ecenine Star.
HALIFAX. May 1s.-Dr. Upper enters the
dominion Cabinet as Receiver General in the
place Of Mr.. Kenny, who has heen snnoi,,aJ
Governor Of Manitoba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

=, AUSTRIA AND INFALLIBTLIrY.-Iti is reported
.Iat . Baron Won Beust, Prime Minister OF Aus
ula, and Count AndrOssy the HungSrian p
mier, have agreed TO forbid the pro omulg atom OF
any decree Of the EcumenicaI Council dsclarinS
the lnfaibbility Of the Pope. II is reassertei
that the Austrian Bishops will vote with nrac
ucai nnanimity against the dogma.
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Canada Wants q Canal Of her own
Around Saala Ste. Marie.

TORONTO, May 19-The Globe and Telegraph.
this morning have strong articles in favor n
building q canal on the British ground aronna
Sault Ste. Marie, and that the privileges nov
enjoyed by American vessels in Canadian can AZ,
snail cease until the question at issue d adjusted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

AMARfLAnD BREWERY SKIzKD-Sunervisor
y uuon reports 70 the revenue deparrnant
he u seizure by his officers of the brewery % -.
Z. Wiessner, in the second district OF MsrvIanS
Tor violation OF the revenue laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

lxrKRSAL RKvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were s67s.53s.16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA -, -, 500
klcHER.-Supervisor Perry, of North and south
Carolina, reports that the assessment lists in
those States show an increase Of nearly p per
cent. over the lists of last year.
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1s40. PERRY DAVIS 1870
VEGETABLE "PAIN KIILER,
The Greas Family Mediesss Of me Are.

THIRTY YEARS
have elapsed since the introduction Of the Pain
miller TO the public, and yet the present time IL is
more popular and commands q larger sale than ever
Defore Its popularity IL not confined to this ceun-
try alone; all the world its benecisl ects in
curing the ills that flesh is heir to" " are acknowi
edged and appreciated, and as a PAIN KILLER its
fame Is limited to no country, sect, nor race
THIRTY YEARS is certainly a long enough time to
prove the efficacy Of any medicine and that the PAIN
KILLER deserving Of all its proprietors claim for
IT, Is amply proved by the unparalleled popularity il
has attained. Ii is a SURE and EFFEcrfvs remedy
coid by all Druggists apZ7-eolm
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
eea nor any rttdhe poison to produce paralysis or
death: Avoid the vaunted and deusve pre parations
S9asting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A etchelors Hair Dye has had tAfrty yenys'
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
y All Druggists. Applied st 10 Bond street,
". ~. feGtf
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HALLS VEGETABLE srCUI.

HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEwER
Is the best article known TO preserve the hair
Ii will positively restore
GRA1 HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR AND
PROMOTE ITS GROWTH.
IL Is an entirely new scientific discovery, com
binfng many Of the most powerful and restorative
agents in the vegetable kingdom
IL makes the HdU smooth dHd glossy,
And does not stain the skts,
It is recommended and used by the first medical
authority. : =
For sale by all druggists. Price 81.
X. HALL n Co, ="
my iz-eolm Nashua. \. H., ProprietoYs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

IHE PENNsrLvANIA CeAL TRADE-There is
httle change In the anthracite coal trade sinc~,
our last weekly report. Nearly All the mines n,
he Scnuylkil coal region are idle and. iudgtn,
from tne tone and temper OF the resolutsops
aaopted st the meeting of the Operators or
Ihursday, al Pottsville, resumption OF min,Dg
y n az lar removed as ever. The operators declare
lhst the price VI coal in the rket will not war
rant any advance Of wages on what they have
heretofore offered. The difference in disDute is
nity cents per ton. By the suspension the region
Is losing largely, the carrying companias sn,f
az severely, and many OF the men aud their fam
ines are reduced TO extreme want. Tie demanI
ior coal continues slack, and prices at the prin-
ciPal centres are . 20 50 cents per ton lower
than week ago. The Lehigh and wyoming
Tegions are now keeping mp full supply. The
Reading Railroad Company brought down of an
KINDS Tor the week ending on the 18th Instant
So.4So tons. against a. ,36i tons in the Previous
week, and for the fiscal year, beginning Decem-
Der lst, I,ii6,i33 tons, against 4Si 4s9 tons To
corresponding time last year-s decrease of
Zs y56e tons The total product of all the anthra-
cite, semi-anthracite and bituminous coal
regions Tor the week, as far as reported by the
several carrying companies $50 ,s55 tons, against
81. ,0so tons the previous week-an increase OF
6,'eS tons-and for the fiscal year s. f2s 25s tons
against 5,l62.l2 tons to the same dates last
Ledke er. %s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


vr nv, WlN@ AND LIQUORS.
81 JULIEN ULARET, S3 per don Sse rer r,.s
Deidesheim.r, o. per dox " pei oo1''
Sherr{ Wine, from % 70 SS per ga1lon
PSrt Nine, from 81 50 to IS per gallon
,S SDi6s-Otsrd, Dupuy &c. Cognae, 0l3
feSolnn k1cheile Brandy, % per gallon.
seltxer, - per dozen.
CHARLES 9AUTIDA
1917 and 1919 Pennsylvania ave,
Importer OF Wines and Liquors, and proprietor of
the celebrated NATIVE WINE BIfTERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

GEN. BUTLER's DAUGHTER, Miss Blanche
whiie riding out with Senator Ames. OF Mlssis-
appi, In Lowell, on Monday afternoon. was
tnrown from the carriage and somewhat in
Jured. Gen. Ames was c,ightly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

Government Bonds Awarded I'm New
York.
1ele0raphed Escissively to ne Evening Ssay.
NEW YORK, May l9.-The Government to-day
awarded s2,oO0,00o worth Of bonds at III iO-loO
to Ill i-lO0. Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

ecoasi 'erthe vote b vhicl the blI 90 re,inco
INC IMPORT duties p Ter cent. after August lSf !.
80 ,, vas referred TO the Committee OF Ways
ON motion Of M Isasn. from the cor,-r.,,er
on Printing, the Hoase ordered two thousand
ksss OF the internal revenue tan bin % bs
Mr.. Sargent (cal.l introduced hill 10 f,-ut-
tate tran<perraitOn OF Asatic rnerrhandis.s
acre the territory Of the United stztss. re-
hr. Potter IN. w introduced 4 ,oint rcs,s,-
ton authorizing the Secretary Of W.r "a -,
the steamer Illinois at the disposal OF the aa-
tnorltaes OF New York for quarantine purposes,
METHODIST PROTESTANT CoNTEREScK-
ztereHn DGp-The General Conference of tha
Methodist Protestant Church met agais in RAJ.
nmore yesterday. President Whitfield and Or.
Bstes were excused from serving ss fraternaI
MI. Paris, OF the committee on statistics
rresehted report, which Was referred back To-
.n1 mittee with instructions % revise AMI
rsrart :, .ne Methodist Protestant. From this
IepoI. ~ appears that the vslaN Of the church
property In the Maryland district l. ssas an.
ana the membership between eleven and twelys
Dr. Linn, Rev. Samuel Kepler and R.v
-. Huston, fraternal messengers mon IN,
Methodist Episcopal Church South. appointed
by the Memphis Conference were formally re-
eeived. and made short addresses. President
Withheld briefly responded, reciprocatins the
kindly expressions OF the fraternal messensers-
% sIter which, Dr: Murray offered rcsolations,
which were unanimously adopted.
y, hat this Gcneral Ceuh renee is highly erstiied
y W me fraf.InA visit Of Rev. DIR. Linn, Rev DR.
hepaef, ana Rev. Dr. Huston messengers y pointed
" me 0s neral Conference of thu Msthaisf rssr,-
psNnntch south, thai we recipr.cAte fuily sha eN-
fS.sslSns ol Shrisnsn y gard which have been ad-
cu 10 rs by the estseui-i resrr~Ans a a.,
Mett YIist Episcopsl Church. south. thst We c,,n
kIsniaie our sister Church upsn thu sucrs.ssrS -,
irods oton of the lay elenest her highest l.risia
" w. Department and wOals fsn hop. that this ans
plcnnS brRinniDs IL a SURE indication II fnrfbsv
modmcatlon 81 her policy, tending 20 bring that
Snu,ch and cur s~n still nearer tog ther: thai ws
nereoy appoint fraternsl Messcngers IL conxcx az.
Shrisan salutaticDS ot this bo6 10 the nrNt t,en
sral inference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
The Conference then resumed the considera-
uon OF the question, whether IL had heerx
elothed with conventional powers or not2v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

Z. r. JACOBSON, Esq, member Ca n q
bar OF this city, has received the appoint
ment of United States District Attorney for the
southern district of Mississippi, and leaves for
'icksburg In few days to enter upon his
Official duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-19

q G. REICHENBACH's Piano Store
t. Ne. 4S 11h Street, above Penna. Auenue
tEsTABLIsHEDO OVER go YEARsD
sote agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
y y " I'M hnaoe q Co., Baltimore, and Wm-
HcCanunon, Albany; also, second hand y6@a
Flames, Organs and Melodeoas for sale orttIHII
Organ Tuning and Repairing. apz~Iy.
DIAPER HANGINGS.
SPRING STOCK.
AMERICAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH PAPER
hANGlNGS, OF all styles and descriptions
GlLT AND WALNUT WINDOW CORNICES.
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
WINDOW SHADES, Of all Sizes colors, and de-
scriptions. ~ wv
My stock being the largest most select i'm the
cry shall ofer them 10 the public cheaper than
any other house in the District ~
JOHN ALEXANDER.
No. 1881 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
aps- cow lChronJ BET. 18th AND 18th srs