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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
ITALY.

TIE rOpE TO REMtIN IN ROME-AOSTA NOMI-
MATED FOR TIE SPANISH CROWN.
FLORENCE, Saturday Oct. 20, 1870.
The health of the Pope is still good. 1t is
said the neutral Powers have counseed him 10 remain
IN Rome for time and accept the situation, and that
he has concluded do The Papa bull announcing
the suspension OF the U,cumencal Council has been
found affixed to the doors OF all the churches. The
Jubilee however. Is continued
Aosta's acceptance OF the nomination FOR the Spanish
GROW l. has been officially announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
THE ERIE AND MORRIS AND ESSEX TROUBLES.
All ,be trains coming into HObOken by these

two road, on saturday delayed for more than two
hours by the Of the old contention between the
employees about passage through the tunnel The switch
tender Of Morris aud Essex Road al the west emu o
, .t had nlaced the switch for the passenger train
& an Uo,,oken at 7:25. when the engineer OF an lTle
freight train the front OF his locomotive over tne
x.ith thus prryenng the passage OF both MOTIFS ana
Fsr and Erie trains from the west into the tunnel Inc
20, ,ender and engineer maintained their positions
,i ,,p o'cock aud kept dozen trains waiting at
each end of the tunnel. BY mutual concessions me
snnerntendents Of the respective K9us ADJUSTED 'no
1or I'm, time: but further trouble Is expected
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BASE BALI.

ABILITIES vs.. RED STOCKINGS.
On Saturday, tho Cincinnati Red Stockings
arrived in Philadelphia, and the same afternoon played
a home and home game with tho Athletics The weather
was cold and clustering and the not played
mp to the mark Of either nine The Red Stockings, how
had little difficulty In defeating the Phiade phian
They obtained lead In the first innings OF to 2, but
tho next two innings the Athletics made the score
tot. The Reds then scored g. while the Athletics, IN
the newt five innings, could only score two additional
runs the Reds in their eighth innings scoring two This
left the Is to g. Tomorrow the Red stockings Will
play the Mutuas the Union Grounds To-day they
announced 10 play the Atantics in Philadelphia. The
~ nut. md RIM. - "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24
QUOTING.

The grand match for a silver cup takes place
At RothWes quot grounds to-day, on Atlantic and Nos
trsndayes Brooklyn IL is open 10 all corners. Pay
Will be called at T. III.
A match at quoits, 81 points up, at 1s and
u wards between pins, with sn clay ends, VIII take
pace 10 morrow at the grounds corner OF Hudson ana
Jer.v CITY. Tue first prize will be 300 the
second 800 which will be delivered to the winner on the
evening OF the match.
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HOME NEWS.
Ink " kATukH
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Gen. IL. F. Butler and
wife OF Massachusetts Senator Ames and wife OF misss
sippi; Senator Roscoe COnkng Of Utica; the Hon.
Charles O'NeiI NJ C., OF Phlisdelphia; the Rev. Dr.
Brock OF Cleveland Gen. Stahel, Washington. and
Thomas G. Durant===ClareDdon Hotel-M'ie Nilsson
and Lady Young wife OF the Governor General ~ Can
ada. 60 Hoffman House-Judge r. 3. Hale OF Eliza
BEETHOVEN. N. Y. - ~. Denis Hotel-BisbOp Bssel
OF Vermont and Wendell Phillips OF Boston -. Bre.
WORT HOuse-Maurice Del FOsse, Belgian Minister at
Washington; Judge Abbott OF Boston; GEN Buell.,
u. 8. A; Doris Dsnzas Of tho Russian Leg;.
ton; and Frederick Billings, Vermont. == Everett
Honse-SignOr Brignol Max strakosch, H. dc
Uriarte, Spanish Consul General at New York; Gen
W. W. Avereli Col Chase, U. T. A, and John +. Bgelow
Chief OF the Loan Division Of the Treasury Department
- st. James Hokl-GeD. James McQuade OF GOV.
HofYman's staff == Coleman HOuseDrhe Rev. DIT NC
Masters OF st. Paul, MINI. - Albemsrle HoteiuEn-
Iique Wales OF the spanish Legation, and Cen g H. T.
Coils OF philadelphia 80 st. Nicholas Hotel-Gen D..
r. Babcook the Presidents Private Secretary the hon
M c. Hunter and the Hon: John ID Defrees OF lnhana'
ex Gov Bross and Gen. W. III. Coles OF Illinois Geo
Kent Jarvis Of Ohio, and Judge Meeker OF ST. Paul
DEPARTURES
Jefferson Davis and family left the city Saturday sor
Baltimore.
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,, ~ ,Nn GOULD ARRESTED.

James Fisk, j., and Jay Gould appeared at
o h ~ the Passac County Court Of oyer and Termi-
ncr Of vJersey on saturday. having been arraisned
ON the charge Of conspiracy in attempting TO destroy he
business OF the local express companies. MI uouiu
D y. i,,v through his counsel, /. W. Scudder,
I'd 80 hail In siW0-s201 upon eacu OF TWO lnulcl
a n, Esk ir renewed hi bail given Tor ms appar
an similar indictments. ANA they were Al
hn'' !, ~ -, I'll eir way, until next December.
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rhustsy ~ BY the Re-, wilAs
III Whiesde Of Chanpisin. Nev-YorE "
MANNlS0-PhHKR-fn PorlanA o., to.h o.. n, ths ps~
wm Hsyoen he"u s. Man sns Broos,n .nd Loas Hsbs
SOkkiNDALb.CoRNWAI,-On rharsd.y Oct % BIZ N, Re-,
y~ W. hnno-il Dnnesn hcorfindse Lls daughter q
Coruwsl. al Of Brootlyn No cards w.
WRsTRRy RLT-DOTY-Ou THURSDAY evening" Dc, m =, ,.. -
Il the brides father Chestnut li n T. b, ths s~
Geo Pamner, Westervet Of New Yort CITY H.,
elder daughter Of L.oudAs Doty. esq.
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I.ENI EOl-.

The Hon. john X. Buchtei has purchased released
,or the n-r Of Buchtel College loc"'rd - AAoh' ',o
and under the control of the go, -
49,, Coroge camps for which he paid h7vo
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ENGLAND.

ENGLISH TROOPS GONG TO CHNA.
LONDON, Oct 81, 1870.
A dispatch from Bombay announces that
TRAINS mr.. leaving Madras for China
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THE CAMPAIGN.
,pp,rpIICAN STATE TICKET

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
......... STEWART l.. WOODFORD, KsC'
=, sSe-~--s~ ........ sigisnuud Kaufman, Kings
,.,.,oi.- .............Abiah w. Palmer, puichesa
ii cc,> Cp.n TERM. Absaiem Nelson, Krie
,,.sl COS. CShort Tru,Alex. Bsrkley, Wsshings"al
50. r-isoa Faspor,or.. John Psrkhurst, Chsten
Election Tuesday. Nov. =.
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OHIO ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The Ohio State Journal Columbus publishes
.e following table the official result Of the recent cleo
lion in that State for Secretary Of State with the excep
;on Of three counties in which the reported maorites
-
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rod sd pcpes Novelties the tpssns Dag Anrsn
Bsos tfo Nos 81 and ~ srth this ssd hosr
% msintsis bir iov Standard Spindle and vsosns ~
Just been eceyed slso beautiful GLovs 81 20 ssrA ~ o. -
o"ofs-a decided bsTgts see sdverissmentl
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'"',H,l',, IN no, kland Lake on SATURDAY, hh
surprise. gang Of T,e! p rs IT'S nSis reported
Gun, n ab.Iln of PucE,ud Counh hh1 ,' ,i ,
ri i, ,yr. seven Irg- psS' b'lH' WIN ''"'' '
y ~, recovered
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MARRIED.

sediss snd Visiting Cards, Nsts fse
VIZ h'raDsLrs Sous iO@ Csyaos
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DIED

All Notices Of Marriages must Be i'dor.ed NTH Al
san.e aud address.
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GEORGIA NOMINATIONS.


The following is complete list OF the Re-
publican and Democratic nominations for Congress In
Georgia;
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Total ~ 22I 100 2OI,979 1855 235,9S2 22s,4sl
SuerYO God Hci>lcy 1890; over all 4553i; hay
Iority pcndlctOn in 1863 was 1901 IheIe Is
n ling N i'm the total vote of the State of S576O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-24


Dssylts Forty ;ara Congress Forty s.nond Congress-
Richard X. White Virgil Hilye.
Richard II. WHITLEY, Richard H. whitley.
III. Marion BethunsL John 4. Blgby,
Nv. Jefferson y. Long Thomas J. Speer
Simeon w. Beard Rphran Tweedy.
vi. William T. Bell William K Boil
VII. George p. Burnett George F. Burnett
DEMOCRATS
Ia 7. MeIntyre WV Paine
III. Nelson Tift Nelson TIN
liam y. william " Wright
Nv. .WlnborB j. IavtOn. Wnbcrn j. Ls~ton
V..Wiism NJ K W. Carswell
vi. William p. Pnce. william 7. Pnoe.
VII. Pierre NJ r. Young. Pierre NJ b Young , :.
The election takes place on the 10Th asst ana 32d OF
December.
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TIE WHITE STOCKINGS AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

THE WHITE STOCKINGS AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
On Saturday, the Forest City Club of Rock
ford visited Chicago and played their fourth game with
the White stockings, and lost by score Of 10 % ..
TRIBUNE VS.. STANDARD.
The compositors of THE TRIBUNE and Stand
ard office, played their second Saturday on the
Union Grounds Wiamsburgh. the former being yictorl
Gus. Tie following is the score:
lst "a ID 9TH Sth 9th 7h. Total
Tr,t1,e .............. 5-5}
staniaSi .............. o Sri
Umpir-Mt mccarthy scorers-Messrs Crssford and Smith
tiope runs-Csarey p Hayward Time Of game bour'
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i.t 3D. "a 9TH 9Th 9Th. 7th. 9th Total
CeSSsl.973es,i...................; 3 : IL
Umr-D Bri.su Cniob Of Morranis Double Plsy-G Wright
.-.uIAI unnlLa u q
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Special Notices
Lee Memorial.

az
Service, in CON nemorsiou life and character Of Gen Robert
Lee ' s.g Io. aS MONDAY 81 S " s
The proposed meeting although nAusuIstt BY 'n s ~ 80
sn feeling but solely do honor to the memory Of
aod goa ma9.a la Vi 9. A !,5csG ,.-e,, to
aoeah who be disposed 70 unite Win a. O. t AMI tbi, -
c and vii BE- desisG.ed BY will be in ateianca
By Of,Se icl s;1 T@Gu I, ;,,,
n , sGsT%s VI Il j. ss aaFGnF5s.
) II IT, IiTSf' W b RI, nARDs.
janis "a, tR0SER. J3 9sSt ait HsbFlt5s
JF;tIMMISGs y EpSi St Rs IS,s
rios l. sSsSO p q BALDWIN.
! D S SBtsT j"" j5HN KfRR.
DANIEL y. ADAMS. IN !oa aSSH,x
B'b TUCKER DIN BiLDRETH,
tn. meeting will be called and orgsni1d .ith Hos joHs
WARD President aud che ilosng geniHen " ''f
EIGc1 3 IKNis Lows.
MFs \ 4s GafsSREL ': ESD.
NORMAN D SAMPSON, %.
JAMES NJ 81 r ss1sifT4Ffga esq.
" 7 COLEMAN esd.
Cen Cen. 3 6A 4 fhD " ADAMS
J6IIY MITCHELL ESQ.
B. FIELDISGi go.
FRASCis HOPKINS. sq.
= rAsshR, "a e.Rai In a..
S Rev t C. K MARSHAL,
DR.. H. GARDNkR.
Co. Braros y. HAsw.os
s:ST 99ss ,sIlI Tasi i'm ,....
M M.isI + + + + S Ssssg f.
ca @SV Ssoses LsrsoS
Approlgie adires-es vii he d."y'iea -----------
hoard Of Missions. Prot. Ep. Chnrcb.-oe MosbN. DC.
"a morning. II o'clock the 80 VII nes ~ -
the admins ration Ho Communon 10 be icicwea ~
@ss9g # ss a, s1ss AZ n SSs viii he'll Man
eeaine IT. TO NGRsS% % asi MsSoas1s II.
pablo cordially invited 10 stlend ----
New MackereI, Fat ind Delicious.
NEW LARD.
White A. snosa aud sweet $ uE.
NUNV SYRUP AND MILD CHEESE,
Prom The icFtimsr fseione.
NEW SWEET CIDER,
VERY Choice. in bsnrs.
OLD CIDER NINEGAH,
Extra sharp AMI enc favored
RITTER. BUTTER. BUTTER,
Finest table il s s s1S g PEI. a S * 70. ssc.,c oS for cs BY
PARKER & PERRINE,
wbole.sl- Dealers ID Fish. Provision salt aud Batter
1871 wABREN- t, OUe d,or nom wesr', -
oui,,inv Husine,--whfe Frn~h China DINNER SBTs I.s
,s. s. coorSi aud Gh French China DINNER Sic tes
tnAMBR SITS c9io's ms 20 s., FPRFefvgRs Hsnc
NERRs Sc &c At atoa hall Prrs.
e@l't SR.p - q. 4ero l,G aasslss
Everything "''''' - veg ". v DlmET o.,
OIL h''"o"s,
PUriAN { rOLLBSDPR.
Manufacturers ~ he
STANDARD ANGLICAN BILLIARD IAB Ky
rated Catalogues sent by mail
Wanrnos.ns % Bruad~Ag, Ne~-forf
specially. Light Locomotive ..<
S,D. Z, stsrp aiads ,hor snd Eight ras fe on
n.e ,,o Tor miBss lumber districts oaNff7 N
'na w'' -" P'S SMITH PORrER Pts-hurf ga
Nissi-auoi spring Watrr.-AH mi.lher f'@'' W. -
Of he &d'''N '''' ''pp " MLHAc sons l9 Bre.4s.y
A -p.,.dd Traet of 30 Acres in one po, '6gTHfRTtRe
,wa,s 'L.e.aH ana. ant Weston Railroad fTypl
pAKK a, AUt IlON O,nbsf . See Af''n'.ll-u-
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l1olitieal Aollfts.

n
rio,,..rt,, w,rd-si,eaL A.~@S, 'Is Meta. VA -
fikn'eSn." !" RfFG " 1'' ~. rr1,f,
Ksemsnn Campaign As,'-i' :, Head lssh lisH VIZ
held THIS 81 ,Bllyb ENiNi, D. OTII" bLi fft'I
trd st.A md second ave, al "'N~A
G.. JOsEPH EuCn seereSn's'
J,NH yn,p
.ycn,eeosh District Republican .".a THIS ffiViSG
Var a9nni IN ADFOkD Prs ~ ri ~ wbs Mi r-e ,ry
fashioned k' aptsS AIL.N AOklI u 49, rh "a. Is,',-
he present. n -. the Republican 4 'ss 49, .,yESfNu
spk Pou1.s ~ m, ard Sinh-sy.- Ihio H. ,st,,.
nuth-st Tusu tlun to"f"-' "
Il 5.i5 Oes. NO .rd nichen will give -s~n' =" "of ''
b,o' for isdiss ~. p.,.h An
.ersfion;; ~ .nFoRD. Pr-s- ltb pst heP4" ~"
nho n Nxr Llsa s-scisr ,
II. AGAINST the RinE A Gand tHa,N W. -,
The fs,p,, AZ AID all tbe~e IA iA'"s N -
the kn"ea III h. b,H ~ APOLLO Hall. e''.' :" rt
CIy Gofs a.sx,, gu ~ KSDA kNENtNu. w
cghh1 nation ~ ThOS A Ihu" ~ s"a ~
20 rsu ma, tJowing speaker will sdTn 10 eelt -
49,. A Ispwra Judge 6so = bASA'''' NV"
Gen ~ : ulIIA tnf ,so,,.tt.-.
FvA' "' loSI Pr Ri Al, Char"sn "-n'f-
p,.,g y Hlfrn W. a. kooNEf. >t't,lafe,
~ t,,y.t.. w ne a,uI, CoHrrb 100 q ~ l'h - ~
Tue pr,'k"'.,s. !. moi n souv,nDr MONDAY ~ ~
lAD. Oct "a 10 Al ''''- ABRAHAM lFNr, chsrs,e.
JJs-ru, % Costa. SO e.
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po,rd of Missions Prot. Ep. thurcb-On MONbAf. oc1
"a rbs morning o'clock the Bs viii meet At TIE % h Of .S
% savior Tgrat, MSs0Base tot DIVA 'ef'r o
The imnsra,ion Hob Communon 10 be ioicga ~
r 81 "A O'clock i EVENING" Thomas hnrch cor fihs'e.
Ia I;ivLirl ,,ral Meeting viii he held heeanss "
- continued TO MORROW uisyD o. 70 al . COCA a. ~ al We
alnrb 81 the oy SAVIOR Tweuythhst, near Msd'onae Tue
- ny led d AiIcnl-
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette, of last evening, has the following:
1t seems TO be the determination OF the rad
icas to contest the result of the late election in
this city, upon the ground of An alleged error in
the count Of the ballots in the fourth ward, but
no definite steps have as vet been taken in that
direction. "a man named James Boswell,
who does not enjoy the most enviable reputa-
ton, threw himself upon the railroad track on
st. Asaph street Yesterday evening in front of
an approaching train, but was dragged OF by a
reached the spot. ....The farmers are com
planning of too much wet weather. There is
quite " current" as IL IL called, in the river,
and the streams in the adjacent country are all
swollen. 1.-THE corporation property at Fish
town will be rented by public auction on Sat
urday next, from that date until the 18th OF
February, 1871. ."'Julius Benjamin Bennett,
the man arrested in Washington for obtaining
5000 from ". d. Corse & Co., of this city, on
forged notes of Stephen Swain and +. S. Boyn-
ton, but released there on insufficient bail few
days ago, did what most people would do under
similar circumstances-left for parts unknown.
A PATENT RAILRoAD.-Among the bills
which have passed the House Of Delegates is one
to incorporate the Fairfax county Narrow
Gauge Elevated Railroad Company, which
makes il lawful to open books at Fairfax court
house under the direction of y. y. Bond, II. W.
Thomas, Job Hawxhurst, b. Garfield, and +.
Palmer, or any three OF them, for the purpose
Of receiving subscriptions to an amount not ex-
ceeding twenty thousand dollars, in shares of
fifty dollars each, to constitute joint capital
stock for constructing a narrow gauge elevated
railroad, to be commenced within two years
from the passage of this act, and be finished
within three years from the time of commence
ing. to run from Fairfax courthouse to either
Vienna or Falls church, and within ii we years to
Aqueduct bridge, Georgetown, ID. c., or Fair
fax station, or Manassas junction, or some point
between, on the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nassas Railroad. After the completion of the
said road to either Vienna or Falls church. it
shall be optional with the said company in re-
gard to continuing the same to Aqueduct bridge,
GeOrgetOwn, ID. C., OF Fairfax station.
LAND SALE.-Green & Wise, real estate
agents, have sold tor Mrs. Elizabeth Webster
tract of land lying near Vienna depot, A, L.,
and III. X. R., in Fairfax county, containing 106
acres, improved by dwelling and out-buildngs,
orchard, &c, to the Rev. s. r. Bollman, of In
diana, Pa, for S3 900.
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Mayor Bowen Receives a Deserved
Rebuke.
The following explains itself:

lHS CApldlis itocii'
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 1, 1870.
Hon. Sdyles J. Bo,cen, Mayor Of the City of Wash
iRot0n, D. O.:
SIR:-By letter dated the 3Oth ult. we called
your attention to the fact that the voting pre-
selected for the coming election OH the extreme
providing for the location of said voting pre-
cincts in the most central and accessible points
for the convenience of the electors, and we
asked that they be located on Louisiana av-
enue, where the elections have been held for
several years past, to the satisfaction OF the
great majority of the electors of the Fourth
Ward. We regret for the reasons stated in that
letter that our request has not been granted.
We also regret that official cOmmumca-
ton sent 10 you by officers on whom the
law has placed the heavy responsibilities il has
ON us should be laid aside without answer,
it shows that you ignore those rules OF official
courtesy which civilized communities always
have a rightto expect and TO require their rulers
TO practice towards all whom the law has placed
in Official relations 10 them. The respOnsi BILE
position We occupy requires that your conduct
should nor be passed by Us unnoticed, but that
we should announce to you that i'll locating said
voting precincts as far as you well could from
the most central and accessible point for the
convenience of the electors of the Fourth Ward
and in making no reply to our request, YOU have
merited our censure and that of all law-abiding
citizens. Very respectfully, your obedient SER
wants,
tSignedl Peter F. Bacon, p. NJ. Dubant
John II. Crane, VIM. Lord, Palmer Brscoe,
George Follansbee, Chas. Mann, w. Ia. Upper
man, e. II. M. Wood, Commissioners of Elec-
ton for Fourth Ward.
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GEORGETOWN.

FoRTuNATE-The valuable colt belonging to
Mr.. George Fox. and stolen about two weeks
ago from the pasturage near Lewipsyille, Va,
has been found in Montgomery county, Nd,
about six miles north OF Washington, where she
came estray, and was kept for identification
nearly a week The thief was apparently
making northward with the colt, which must
have broken away from him at night.
THE Coal TRADB.-DuriRg the week ending
MAY 18th, the shipments Of coal from Cumber-
land by canal amounted TO % $40 tons; the ship
ments for the season thus far being rs, ID 90
tons.
RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express,
Nickle, from Baltimore. Cleared-Steamer
John Gibson, Winters, New York, with q full
cargo Of -four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-03

IMPORTANT TO GKNTLRMEN.-K you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed SO that they will never
show again; If you wish your clothing nicely
pressed 80 that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, nrst-class scourer,
and sole proprietor OF new Partisan process, SIS
9th street, opposite the Patent Once. List of
prices:-COats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 80 cents; q whole Summer Suit, 1925
Ladies would DO well, before they put away
their winter garments, TO give me q cali. Fish,
eI's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
efectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References Messrs. b. H. Duvall
434 Pa. ave-; 8. II. Heiberger, 242 Pa ave-; q.
F. Schafer, ZS Pa. ave-; w. T. Griffith, 3Os 9th
See advertisement in another column. $751;:
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LOCAL NEWS.


NATIONAL THkATKR---"rhe Hugenots" by
the Riching's Opera Troupe.
STRAwBERRY FEsrIvALs--F street, near
14th, for the benefit OF ST. Marks Up. E. Church,
Capitol Hill; ilth street Luthera an Church; frin-
fty Church, Sd and G. streets; Masonic Hall, for
the beneht Of Wesley Chapel; Foundry Church,
corner 18th and G. streets; Trinity Church, cor
ner Of Sd and streets; 9TH street Presbyterian
Church, South Washington; ST. AlOysius Relief
Society," street. between lst and ID.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
snITB's Art GALLERY, 2B r street.
MARKRITKR's AIR GALLERY, 4Ss eth street.
BARLow's Arr GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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DOYs' CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING, BOYS
- CLOTHING, at OAK HALL, opposite Post Of
no CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
QuARTERMAsIER's OFFICE.
RtrnxfnND ". NJ, m \.

RICHMOND, Va, May 30, 1870 {
Sealed Proposals lin triplicateI win be received by
the undersigned until II O'Clock NJ. on THURS
DAY the sOth day of June, $780, for building SUI
perintendents Lodge tof brick at the Poplar Grove
cording to plans and specifications which can be
seen at this Office Size, feet by 81 feet with awning
IL feet by Is feet and porch feet wide in the angie,
in front of wing and side Of main building story
in height, with Mansard roof.
Proposals may be made for the whole work, or for
masonry and carpenter work separately. and each
proposal must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons not bidders. .-r
The right is reserved to reject any all bids not
considered to the interest Of the public service.
" Proposals for Lodge" and forwarded BY mail o
this office.
By order Of the QuartermasteI General Q. 8.
army. -. I'D. -. =, j.. q. CHANDLER,
lel-6t Brevet Colonel, U. NJ. U. 3. Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-03

NUTRITIOUS, HEALTHY, THE BEsT.-DoOley's
Baking Powder is the most economical and con-
venient Baking Powder now in use. 1t saves
milk and eggs, prevents the possibility of poor
rolls, biscuits or cakes, and thus produces hap
piness in both kitchen and household. IL Is put
up in tin cans, which are, to all intents and
purposes, impervious to the action OF the wealth
er. One trial will convince the most sceptical
of its superior qualities.
For sale by gTocers. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-03

For SoJoURNERs AT SUMNER RESORTS
Tweed busters, Linen busters, Bathing Suits,
Bathing Trunks, Night Caps, POngee Umbrel-
las, Fine Silk Handkerchiefs, Fine Flannel I'm
derclothing, Linen and Alpaca Sacks, Fine Silk
Umbrellas, Fine Percale Shirts, Night Shirts,
&c, &C. GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 9Th street y. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-03

RECONsTEUoTIoN OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
LUMBIA.-The enactment of the bill making
this District a territory, as was the original in
tention Of W ashin2ton, will follow the Disgrace
full scenes now being enacted TO secure the re-
election of Mayor Bowen. He has the control
OF the registry, and hundreds of colOred men
are being imported, registered, and set to work
on the streets under pledges to vote for him,
while the most respectable Republicans, black
and white, find their names stricken from the
voting lists ii they declare that they intend to
vote against him. That this is so, the Senate
has recognized by the passage of bill on Satur-
day, prohibiting corporation Off Gals having any
control over the registry. The house would
have passed it yesterday had not one of Bowen's
stump speakers objected.-Wdsh. Cor. Boston
Journal.
AN EMERY MAN ASSAULTED BY Bow
ESITE.-Henry Gunnell, son of Commissioner
Gunnell, OF the Seventh Ward. was arrested
this morning for an assault on DIR. VIM. Boyd,
and for threats towards him. He was taken
before Justice Pearson, who held him to
security in the sum of $50 to keep the peace.
This affair grew out of politics.
~
SEE THE JUDGEMENTS offered in another
column by Straus, the clothier. He is always
up to the times. ...
THERMOMETER at O'Clock to-day, at Hemp
lers optician, 43 Pennsy lvania avenue, AZ dogs.