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IPUBLIC-No ISL

fPUBLIC-No IS.
An ACT TO repeal the preamble of act in relation
TO the National Theological Institute, approved
April twenty second, eighteen hundred ana sew.
fdtrsS Of the Ustted States Of Amertoa IN Congress
1SssDbIsd That the preamble t. act entitled An
act declaring heconstruction of An act incorpo-
rate the National Theological Institute, approved
May tenth, eighteen hundred and sixty six and also
An act to amend act entitled An act to innorp DO
rate the National Theological Institute and to define
and extend the powers Of the same ," approved
April twenty second, eighteen hundred and sey enty
be, and the same is hereby, repealed.
Approved. June /, 1870
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Terrible Storm 1t MOntreal-Rutld
1ngs Destroyed-lmmense LOSSES. 4
fsieVyapAed kscissspely to the ksemiao Ssas

MONTREAL, July H.-One of the most fear
ful storms which ever visited this country swept
over Montreal last evening It commenced at
about O'Clock, and actually leveled everything
in itsway. large number Of buildings ere
utterly destroyed, and hundreds severely dam
aged. No loss of life, however, has been yet re-
ported.
Two OF the large freight sheds of the Grand
Trunk Railway were prostrated. The loss in
them alone must be immense. All the tele-
graphic communication with the city Is stopped
the wires having been blown down west as far
as Lachine. The city Is in a state of frantic
excitement, and there rumors of still greater
damage at other points from the violence OF the
storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

GENERAL PoTTs, of Ohio, was confirmed by
the Senate last evening, to be Governor Of Mon
tana, vice Impescher Ashley, removed. There
was long and exciting discussion over the con.
irmation
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Fatal Railroad Disaster.
,tegrdphed Exclussrelv TO The Rreuino Sav.

NASHVILLE, TENN, July 1i.-The north bound
train on the Nashville and Decatur railroad
broke through a bridge near Nashville yes
terday, and fell into the stream below
Tom O'Neal, q telegraph repairer, re-
ceived a wound, and died last night Jones
q brakesman, was desperately wounded. Ter
passengers, amongst whom we're several ladies
were more or lese hurt, some seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

WHILE the House was engaged this morning
In the consideration of business on the Speakers
taoie an effort was made to get up the airline
raliroad bill, but objection was made and ir
went over under the rules.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

ApJuTANr GENERAL L. ID. TOWNSEND re
turned here last eveAlng from visit to his home
In Massachusetts,, and was at the War Depart
ment to-day.
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CIVIL RIGHTs II BALTIaoRs-wm. Weaver.
colored citizen Of Baltimore who was a short
Time since elected from one of the city pas.en-
ger railway cars, has instituted suit I'M the Uni-
ted states court against the company for dam
ages, and this case will probably decide the
question OF the right of persons to equal accom-
modations In the cars, without regard 70 color
Bditimors American.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

MRS. LINooLS's PKNsIoN.-The long contro-
Sersy over Mrs. Lincoln's pension bill was
ended in the Senate to-day by its passage by a
vote of 2s to 20. Enough money value of Con-
gressonal time has been spent over this bill to
pay hundred times the amount of the pension.
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The New York Seventh Regiment In
Phf1adelphta.
feie0rdpk>d Exclusfpels 10 n. kpeusV0 .efnx

PHlDADELPHIA, July H--The seventh regi-
ment arrived at noon, and was received at Wal
nut street wharf by a committee with music, q
salute having been previously fired at Camden
on the arrival of the cars. The seventh, headed
by three bands, marched up Chestnut street to
the Continental, where a collation. had been
provided. This afternoon they make a full
dress parade on Broad street, where they will
be reviewed by Gen. Meade and Mayor Fox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

kIMrs. H, young mother, was exhibi-
ting with considerable pride to a number Of
admiring friends her first baby. Finally ap-
preaching little Dan, a boy of five years, the
happy parent said: "Dan, isn't this q dear little
baby" Dan hesitated a moment, turned up
his eyes, and answered: Yes, but it's bald
headed.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

IoBE EDIsNrssED.-The Superintendent of the
Bureau OF Engraving and Printing of. the
Treasury Department is engaged in making out
the list OF employees to be discharged next
week. Between fifty and sixty hands will be
dismissed on account of the scarcity of work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

0Among the fourteen Young ladies matricu-
lated as students at the University at Zurich are
several Jewesses.
@The advocates of woman's franchise in
England are orgaEizin for a n,w red hot cam
aiSn.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUR.-The receipts to-day
from this source were Sa56,s42.
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TeLegraphed EsclSsfrely to The Erening Star.
NEW YORK, July 14.-An evening paper has
news Of successful landing OF another expedi-
ton in Cuba.
A steamer to-day takes out $50, 400 in specie.
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0utraSes Avenged by Lynch Law.
fele0vophed kSclusipelv 70 TA< 6veni.s Synr.

ST. LOUIS, July 14.-On Tuesday last negro
ravished white girl, and the citizens took him
frcm jail and hung him. Yesterday, another
negro grossly insulted Mrs. Crawford, living
four miles from Sc dalia. during her husbands
absence. Mr.. Crawford, with bloodhound, is
now on his trail.
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(PUBLe-NO. 49,
An ACT to II the salary Of the bsi of the Court Of
Claims.
BE AZ enacted by the Senate dad HonSe Of Rsprsssn-
tdftr,S Of the United States Of America IN Congress
assembled. That from and after the passage of this
act the annual salary Of the bailif Of the Court of
Claims shall be at the rate Of fifteen hundred dollars
per snnum. to be paid now provided by law.
Approved, June7 1870.
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lFUBLIC-NO.4
An ACT concerning divorces in the District of Co
lumbia

BE ennrtsd By ths Seaats and House Of Represent
dfIres Of the United Sfdfes Of America CoagreSs
Assem- ed, That in addition TO the for which
the supreme court of the District of Columbia may
now grant divorces from the bond % marriage such
divorce may be granted for-First. Habitusl drunk
party complained against. second Cruelty Of treat.
Ineni endsngering the life or health of the party
complaining. Third. Wilful desertion and aban-
dopment by the party complained against of the
party comp aiming for the full uninterrupted space
OF two years- lApproved, Juue I, lS7U. .
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TO MAKE Room FOB VERY LARGE
FALL STOCK, NOW BEING BOUGHT N
EUROPE, HAVE Concluded TO
REDUCE THE PRICES
ALL MY GOODS,
ANB OFrER How SUPERIOR INDICTMENTS
To ALL PUkCHAsERs.


My stock is Of that class in which most everybody
will md somethng In which he is in need Oi, CON-
prisiDe-
1sr. THE NOTION DEP.RrMENr, which \
alw sys keep well assorted and up 10 the mark.
On. TOILET ARrICLE DEPARTMENT. oo,-
prieina A. GOOD an assortment be found and
fnake a speciality Of GOOD HAIRBRCeHEs
An TEE ZEPHYR woRsrrp DEPART
MINT, which has become Do we'll known A. 10 re-
ouire NO further comment.
ARA. THE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al
ways presents such variety 90 leave no little one
srH; THE FANCY Article DEPARTMENT.
~ which you can find STATUTES, VAsEs,
Mokk and other BUXEs, CAkD and other
, B,sskEIs, INK STANDS, OPERA and rIELD
6TH. THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT. vh,ch
represents HOSIERY and GLOVES. Ladies snd
0ents' UEDERWKAR, &C. -""
IRE: THE BEGALIA AND THEATRICAL
IkImMlNG PREPAYMENT, in which can h
= nuna ,eerws5ything necessary for RKGALIA and
sIH. The BASKET DEPARTMENT, which
pres prssen,s = 2 q fpl, assortment Of TRAVELLING and
IL is impossible 30 conceive the variety Of goods
keep, therefore would respectfully solicit call.
p s.-The store is cool and pleasant.
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FROM PARIS. dc,
An Alleged AssNssin Dies I'm Prison.
NetensPAsd kselHstyelr . ne RyesSaa 6kae.

PHlLADRLPHIA, July H.-Neil McLauphlin.
one OF the three serving out q term of imprison-
ment for an attempted assassination of revenue
oh1cer Brooks, died last night in the Eastern
penitentiary. The prisoner has been suffering
ior some time from consumption, and il Is
thought that close confinement has hastened his
death.
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JUDGE BOND, OF Baltimore, was confirmed as
Judge of the Fourth United States judicial Cir
cult by the Senate last evening by four major
ry, thus showing that he met with formidable
opposition. The circuit is composed Of the
States of Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia
North Carolina and South Carolina,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14
F0RTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Prooeedines
THE GEORGIA BILL.

THE SENATE AGREES To GIVE APES.
sion To MRS. LINCOLN.
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WaR I'VE V.IT.SRLE,
War 10 sure because France Wants
lt-NO Change In the French
Ministry.

LONDON, July 1.-THE cables to the cont.
nent are still very much crowded by govern
ment dispatches, and press reports are consid-
erably delayed.
The following important telegram from Ger
many has just been received:
BERLIN, July II, IL o. m.-The disposition of
the people Of Prussia Seems to be calm, serious
and resolute, to fight for national honor. The
national journals regard the situation as very
disquieting.
The Borsen Zeitung says: WAR is sure, be-
cause France wants it,
The Borsen Courier says: "The French prepa-
rations are a direct insult to Prussia and King
William, and war is enevitsble."
PARIS, July 1.-THE Constitutional, Min
isterial organ) denies the reported disagree
ments among the Ministers, and states further
that no Minister has rendered his resignation
Triumph Of the InfalItbility Dogma.
ROME, July 1.-THE Papal infallbility
dogma was carried in the Ecumenicai Council
yesterday by vote Of 450 yeas to ss nays. Sixty
two, or, according to other reports, sixty-six of
the Fathers voted conditiOnally.
Arrived Out.
QUEENsT0WN, July 1.-THE steamship Dem
mark, from New York, for Liverpool, has ar
rived.
FROM PARIS. Ac.
The Bourse Decltning-M Movements Of
PFuse1a.''
PARIS, July H.-The bourse opened declin-
ing; rentes 69 francs 10 centimes.
The journals to-day give the details of the
military preparations which still continue.
moDstrati0n in the streets while returning from
q public ball. They shouted "Vive France
down with Prussia" and sang the MarseiIlcs
without interruption from the police.
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THE RAWLINGS STATUE BILL PASSED

The BILL FOR A MAIN FOR POTOMAC
WATER PASSED BY THE HOUSE
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SPECIAL ATTENTION called to the following
list of WHITE GOODS Just received from the
New York auctions:-
75dczen Ladies Hem stitched Handkerchief war
ranted all linen, IL cents apiece, worth Is cents.
no dozen Gents Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs,
Handkerchiefs. ~ doz:, worth S3; NO doz. Geuts'
Linen II Hsndkerchies, % doz worth - 50.
DO yards Victoria and Bishops Lawn, Is cents per
yard, worth IS cents. ~ yards ditto, 3s cts, worth
a cents.
Another lot Of Bird Diaper, I2, Is, IL and
25 cents Der yard.
Piaues and Brillants, very cheap.
Buf Linen for suits.
Great bargains in Hosiery and Linen Towels
Call and examine before buying elsewhere
EMOBY BAXTER,
V1-tr 1920 Pennsylvania avenue
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second Session of Forty -frst Congress

IPUBLIc-No. 13I
Al ACv TO further nd the law Of the pistSct OF
Columbia In relation to judicial pr ceedIngs, and
IS IL snaeisd BY tss Ssrats and Hoase Of Rspressn-
assembled That all ictions in tue pleading. in ,he
sction of eJectment within the District OF COlumba
recovery Of real estate in said pstrct shall be com
menced in the hame Of the real party in interest,
and against the party Calming to own or be pos
SEC. q Ird be 81 further enacted, That any os tn
duties Of the clerk ~ the court OF the Dis
tict Of Columbia may be performed. in his name, by
any of the assistant clerks in his office and said as
certificate other official act required by law
or b the prsctce Of the court TO be perfsrscd BY
afixns the seal ot the curt thereto, whsrecn the
impress Of The seal is to It, authenticson
Clerk, by y--, Assistant Clerk.
Judgment for debt amounting with interest to @
twenty exclusive OF costs before Justice OF
creditor may when execution is returned NO per
sonsl property found wherein to levy file in the
Columbia certified copy Of such Judgment, aud
which shall be docketed in the docket Of law
in said office. in the same manner appeal. from
justices are docketed there; and when 50 docketed
the force and effect Of the Judgment shall be the
same as to lean and execution, as if 1t had been
SEC. 4. And Be a further enacted, That for the
Inc District Of Columbia every minister Of the Sos
pei, appointed ordained according TO the rites and
in the District Of Columbia or elsewhere in the
United States or its Territories, may be licensed to
license shall be issued by the clerk Of the supreme
eeGrt Of said District in the following form:
brate marriages in the District of Columbia, greet
You are hereby licensed to solemnize the rites of
marriage between sE,,o Of 80, and -
thereto and ha, ing 90 done you ] are commSnded to
appear I'm the clerk Office Of the supreme court OF
Witness my hand and the seal of said court:
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DENTISTRY.
WOOD AND COAL.

WOOD AND COAL.
nFFICE OF JAS. GLEASON,
" WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT
STREET WHARF,
WAsHfSGroN, ID. c., June q, l570.
COAL.
Having purchased o large stock, and below the
market rates, with present low freights am pre-
pared TO supply my customers and the trade at
daily.
Best quality Of OAK, HICKORY, and PINE
JAS. GLEASON,
ie2lu @ Street Wharf.
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From New YOrk-Specie Going Oat-
Bids for Government Bonds.
HesegvepAed ksclssiUely TO TAe kveming Ssor.

NEW YORK, July H.-The steamship Bremen
takes out $50 900 In specie.
There were fifteen proposals for $40 bonds to-
day amounting to g, ,4S6 800. The highest price
will be $500 600 at 1OsS to lO9 As 100.
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The Washington correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia Post says: 1.-The attention OF member.
Of Congress has been called to the fact that the
government is contributing direct support tc
base ball organizations here by permitting bu-
reau officers to provide players with sinecure
clerkships, without requiring them to perform
clerical duties"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-14

~FoT Prize Shooting, Bowling. snd Ladies'
Prize Shooting. Prizes amounting in value TO
S2,5o0 will be distributed.
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UMBKBi LUABkBn LUAB8R
Lumber, Hemlock Fencing, CyDrsss Shingles, Whifs
Pine and spruce Pishsss, Csdnr Pesss, Also.
OF all kinds on hand and for sale ct lowest narksf
rates bX WILLIT REDGRAvB,
Corner NsU York avenue and oeh street,
o0e square from uerthern
ertu Liberty uark ss.
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GENERAL ANNBsTY.-The last struggle for a
general amnesty measure-omitting, however, a
few classes-was made and lost in the House
yesterday afternoon by vote of "A to 1Ol 1t is
also very doubtful If the Senate bill granting
amnesty to several thousand persons named
therein becomes law by the acton of the
House this session.
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Admission to the Park 25 cents to the Pavilion g
cents extra. Noreturn tickets
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
War or Pe0ce?-Gemeral Umeastmees-
Conflicting .Rep0rts-The French
Ministry Not Resigned-DiplOma
Movements and More
Trouble I'm the Corps Legislatif.
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Sic. 8. And Be IL further enacted. That a copy of
any license and certificate. recorded in said book
certified by sad clerk. under his hand and the seal
Of the court, shall be competent evidence of said
marriage. GApproved, June !, 1s7O.
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n. 0ILvERBER0,
sls SEVENTH STREET,
BEr. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND d STREET,
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THE GREAT AND WONDERFUL
wALHALLA TROUPE.

The Festival will terminate FRIDAY EVEN
ING, July p, witha
GRAND BALL, FETE AMPEIRE.
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This GARDEN 10 now open since the return Of
the proprietor from Germany on the Euro a
Hesn plan, for the recre alton and amusement 81
Of respectable parties, who may be assured kAA
that they will be protected from any annoy w
anee or improperly. Families and children may
sort here IN perfect security There will always be
svariety OF amusements well OF refreshments, 8,
and ON every Thursday, from 70 10 O'Clock p. m.
insfrumental music. 1.-THE favorite German garden
eoncertD The American public cordially in
yited TO try this institution for their health and
amusement. IJe2-1ml ERNEST LErFLER.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08
COMMISST0YER,S yoTIcE

TN Greene Circuit Court, November
Il term, 1859.
Hazzlewood R.ddle-Plaintin
AGAINST
Richard d. Melone, Admir- with the will an
nexed of Valentine Riddle, deceased. VIM.
+. Melone, A. ID. Melone, john w. Crew.
xe 'utor OF the last will ann testament OF
James w. Crew, decd, VIM. T. Chapman,
late sheriff OF Greene County, and as such
committee Administrator of Robert Rid
die, deceased, Nm. Riddle, son OF Valen-
James Riddle and Frances his wife. VIM
Riddle and Ellen his wife, Martha Lay.
Benjamin Robinson. Sheriff OF Greene co.
and MS such committee Admir- ofVaientine
Riddle, Jr.. deceased. Mary Riddle. Ann
fiddle, widow of Fielding Riddle, dee d =
Defendants,
Among. other. things the Court doth ad-
Judge order aud decree, tina ii b e rtfereti to
one OF the Com N issionerss of this Court 10
take an account OF the transactions of Rich
isrd D. Meione, a dm'r c a of Valentine Rid
die, ST., deceased; an account OF the debts of
the testator. Valentine Riddle deceased and
their prior1ties, ii any; an account O, the
real and personal estate of said testator liza
pie for the payment Of his debts, showing the
tor died seized and the membranes there
on; before taking the said accounts of the
outstanding debts of the estate, the said
Commissioner shall warn the creditors BIZ
notice to be published for four successive
weeks in the Native Virginian, q newspa-
per published at Gordonsville VA to prove
their claims before him on d v to be nam
ed, or else TO be excluded from participatinu
in the assets of the estate, which accounts
the said Commissioner shall take, state and
settle, and report to the Court, with any
matter specially stated deemed pertinent nv
mself or required by any of the partiessto
be so stated. Notice of.tite time ana place
OF taxing all the accounts aforesaid. if pub
llsh In the said newspaper shall be EQUIV
alent to personal service as to all parties ex-
cept the said Administrators, who must have
actual notice, &C.. &c.-Entrdct from decree.
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/. 9ukfitaI.
AtovER,s ALMANAC.

It's not the singing O. the bra
Nor burnis roaring tree, y g
That makes the merry month OF May
The time o'spring to me;
For were 1t in the Winter cauld
And shaw clad every tree,
II Jennies hand l only tnuld
'Tis-the Spring; time to me.
'Tis not the blooming o the rose
Nor hummipg o. the bee,
That makes the leafy month o June
The Summertime to me;
For were 1t Winter cauld and drear
And snaw-clad every tree,
II | but ken that Jeanie's near
It's the Summertime to Inc.
We're surly Winter frae the year
To take four times his share,
And rob the other season quite,
I'm sure wad ma care; i,
For IL my Jeanne 1oes me well.
And if she constant be.
The Spring-time and the Summertime
Will never go fac me.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08
FORTY YEARS.

Forty years once seemed lohg and
weary prilgrIinsge TO tread. Iilnow
seems bur 4 st,l'. And vet along the
way are broken shrines where n thons-
aud hopes have wasted ints ashes, foot
prints sacred under their drifting dust;
green mound,s the grass OF wliich is
fresh with the watering OF tears; shad-
vws even, winch We would not forget.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08
"A COpy-TeHfe. y
DANIEL. MILLER, Jr.. Clerk.
coxN'R's OFFICE. srASARpsvrnLn, VA,

CoAN KS OFFICE, STANARDSvILLE, VAL
March /, 1870.
The larties interested in the foregoing de-
cree and creditors OF ValeI tine Riddle SIR
decd, are hereby notified that | have ap,
pointed the 18th day of A pril 1870 as the time
and my Office aforesaid as the place for tax.
ing the accounts, an I receiving proof OF
debts, when and where they are required
to attend with necessary vouchers and evi-
dences 10 enable me to report thereon.
Given under my hand as Commissioner Of
said Court.
ARTHUR STEPHENS. c. c.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-04-08
LOAF CAKE.

One cup ofsponge or two cups of
hight dough, enc cup of sugar. hall CUP
OF butter, half teaspuohitl OF soda
and one cup OF t4isiIss. Spices to the
taste.