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Evening star., 1870-03-01

The GKORGETowN ELECrIoN.-The NUM-
eipal electian in Georgetown yesterday for five
members Of the Board OF Aldermen to serve two
years, and eleven members of the Board of
Common Council to serve one year, resulted i'm
. victory for the 'Union Republican, over the
Citizens" ticket. The Republicans elected
their entire Board Of Aldermen and eight MEM
oers OF the lower Board, giving them control of
municipal affairs for the ensuing wear. The
aggregate vote yesterday was q little over 800
out OF a registration Of 2,743-1,642 white and
1,lo1 colored. The aggregate vote last year wa,
2,e42.
The Chronicle Of this morning ia In error In
saying that: ''at former elections the Repub
hcan ticket was defeated by heavy majorities.
which facts makes the present victory so
nuch more Of triumph over the enemy.n
Inc Union Republicans elected their ticket All
the time during the war. After the return of
tne young men who left the town to Join the
Confederacy, the Republicans were defeated
out coiored suffrage again gave them the adj
vantage, which they have since held, their de-
feat last year being accounted for by dis,en-
sions In their own ranks, as admitted by both
parties afterwards The result yesterday proves
what we have recently asserted in discussing
the Territorial bin, that the vote of Georgetown
would not decrease the Republican vote here in
case OF consolidation of the two cities.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELKcTIoN.-The election
for State officers and members of the Ie0isla-
ture in New Hampshire takes place on Tuesday.
March sth- The Republicans have nominated
Gov. Stearns for reelection, and the Demo-
crats have pitted against him Gen. John Bedel
who was also the candidate OF the party last
year. Besides the regular ticket, there are
labor reform and temperance candidates in
the field. The candidates are:
Governor. Railroad Commis'r
Democrafic.---.JOhn Besiel MichT r Nonnh,aa-
EKepabilcsn:-9nsioE stearns. Charles p. Gage.
Iemperance---L u. ID. Barrows. III. o. Peirce
LABOR keform-Samuel Flint. George Roberts
In 1863 the whole vote for Governor was g. .7sI.
Of which Stearns had 35,777 votes, and Bedel
S2,eo4 votes-Republican majority. 3,773. In
the Legislature there was q like majority of 50
on joint ballot-the Senate 9 Republicans. 3
Democrats, and the House 1913 Republicans. 40
Democrats 1t is seven years since the Demo-
crats carried New Hampshire, and they do not
sc m disposed to give much work to the pres
ent canvass. At any rate, they have no promi-
nenf canvassers in the field. The Republicans
nave some half dozen able speakers at work,
including Senators Patterson and Nye and
Representative Dawes.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

Ex-Governor Brownlow, of Tennessee. has
published q card in the Knoxville WAio. in
which he says: "I am In favor of setting aside
the present State Government of Tennessee,
and the doings of the State Convention and the
present legislature, and Of the appointment of a
military Governor, backed up by national
troops, which viii put a stop to the wholesale
murder Of white and colored Unionists That
Congress win do this have no sort of doubt.n
Evening star., 1870-03-01
[By BankeYs,' Brokeys', and commercia, Linz, a
Telegraph


TelegrapA.i
Lewis johnson q 90. quote stocks and hord.
in home and foreign markets q follows:
NEW YORK, March First Board-U. q. Ga.
1881, coupon, u6X; s-20's, 1852, coupon, II5 =:
S.1s, 1854, coupon, 1f31; SOS, 1865, coupon.
Ia 6D,s, new, ls65. coupon, lily; 62O's, fss7, |,
coupon, ,i2S t0's, 1858, coupon, x; io-4O's,
coup: On, loSx; Cwrency6s, Ill 4 ;Mariposa,7 !;
90: prHr raC;Gsnton, 3; Cumberland, 29k West
ern p1.;sn Union Telegraph, 81. Quickslvst, I24;
"a Adams Express 81 % eS d1 WeIis WsIeI EfUre fowss
2ok; American Express, 81 x; United States Ex,
press 161K; Merchants Union Express, =; New
York Central and Hudson, 94f; do. do scrip,
S2i Erie, 25S; Erie preferred, AZ; Harlem,
i3s&; Harlem prefd, 1876; Reading, 81 \; Mich
igan Central, 1i9; Michigan Southern, IS;
Illinois Central, 1dk; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
~; Northwest, eos; Northwest pref'd, 86I
cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, :; New
Jersey Central, 100x; Rock Island, 119K; Mil
Maukie and St Paul, 62a; do. prefa, 75x;
wabash and Western, 43K; do do. pref,d, =;
Fort Wayne, 81 Z; Alton and Terre Haute, 32X;
90 DO. pref'd, :; Chicago and Alton, hoy;
chicago and Alton prerd, Ill; Ohio and Mis-
sissfppi certificates, q; Tennessee 6s, DID, s. K;
do. new, 46; Virginia 6s, old, 66H; North Car,
olina 6's, old, 45X; Missouri SIS, ssX. Gold, lisa
LONDON, March I, p. m--Consols for money,
92X; Bonds-'62, coy; '65, ssI; 81, ssX; lO-4O's,
S69; Illinois, 1l0x; Erie, 21X Atlantic, %, firm
PARIS, p. m.-Bourse firm. Rentes, 1if.O5c.
Sales 5000 bales. Eiddins uplands, fs ifT MIDI MIDI
ding Orleans, 113aK. The unfavorable adyices
from Manchester causes dullness.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

A great deal OF complaint is made, and espe-
cially by laboring people, concerning the incon-
venient hours designated by the Assistant As
SCISSORS Of Internal Revenue to receive income
returns These hours are from to 4 d. m, the
most inconvenient in the day for those in busi-
ness or at work. There seems no good reason
Why the hours should not be later In the even
fng-say, from to O'Clock, and we would sug-
eest to the revenue omcials that they would do
great service 70 the public by changing the
hours In this way
Evening star., 1870-03-01

iHE WORKING PEoPLE-The strike of Brick
ayers Union, No. 8, of New York City, to main
tan wages as s5 day still continues Consid-
eraoie oissatisfaction Is expressed at the con-
ouet OF otner l mon In working for 81 80 and "a
. day At tAlbany, n. Y, the strike of the mem
oers Of the building trades against a reduction
OF wages from 81 30 to sS 80 day still continues
Large numbers OF masons, bricklayers and plas-
serers are reported to be at work at the old
rates The master stone masons Of New York
have resolved that after March 10th the wages
OF the stone masons shall be "a per day of 9
hours.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

~Charles Dickens Is going to read In Paris.
~New York newsboys earn O. a dav and
smoke expensive cigars.
~Robert Hadley Is the last New Yorker who
has got flying machine. -"
~Poor Marx Twain 1t turns ont that h,s
new wife b only worth $4,000. A''
Evening star., 1870-03-01

The letter Of President Grant to MI Boutwell,.
written at New York last September, little
before the gold panic, Is conclusive evidence
that he was not in any ring, and had the single
wish to act for the best good Of the country. Ii
further Testimony were needed-as it is not-of
the integrity Of the President In this matter, II
viii be found in the report Of the congressional
investigation committee.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

The ". y. Herald thinks Congress has power
to control the railroads, because it may regulate
commerce between the States. 1t, therefore,
says: ''Let us have q general law, then, and IL
necessary, board Of control as well, to re-
strain the excesses, exorbitant charges, danger
ous combinations and Encouragement of the
railroads, and let the public and commerce be
protected II must come to that in the end, and
the sooner Congress goes to work about the mat
ter the BETTER
Evening star., 1870-03-01

Mr.. 4. n. Burrit, who recently purchased the
Sunday Herald, announces that he has associ-
ated Mr.. Arthur Shepherd with him in its edi-
torial management and publication. Mr.. Shep-
herd has experience, tact and energy, and is an
Important acquisition to the Herald. Messrs.
D. & >. VIII quite certainly make the Herald
neNsy, sprightly and interesting paper.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

Governor Marshall Jewell, Of Connecticut,
has disposed Of his interest In the Hartford
Ere"'ng Post, and thus relieved himself, and the
paper, from the imputation that he controlled
its political course.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

NEW EIeHr-HoUR LAw.-Mr Hennessey has
introduced new Eight-Hour bill in the New
York Legislature which makes it misdemeanor
for any contractor on Government work to
compel his employees to work more than eight
hours per day, and any State officer disregard
ing the Law Is to be deemed guilty Of malfeasance
In once. The present "Eight-Hour law" in
thaf State Is found TO be q good deal Of a farce,
and this amendatory bill is intended to make it
more stringent.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

Gold was 80 on the 2s,h of October last. ida
cline, IS per cent? That was four months 400
A corresponding decline in four months more~
say about the ith Of July next-ought to reduce
IL to n
Evening star., 1870-03-01

BALTIMoRH, March 1.-COtton dull and heavy
atS. Flour firm, but less active, and prices
unchanged Wheat firm, and in improved de-
white, s4a96c.; yellow, 9oc. Oats, Gc.a55c. rive
sOca90c. Pork $3.50. Bacon quiet; rib sides
!5Ac.; clear do, 16xc.: shoulders, 12xc.; hams,
lsa20c. Lard 16kc. Whisky, e1.02.
BALTIMORE, March 1.-virginias, 1866, 90 bid,
81 asked; do. 1851, 56K bid, 81 < asked; do, cou-
pom, old, 63 bid; do. new, 66 asked North Caro-
linas, new, % bid. -.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Stocks unsettled.
M money easy at 6a6 per cent. Exchange, leng,
81; short, Sx. Gold, 15x. Bonds, AZ VIZ.
ginia skies, ex-coupon, 66x; new 81. North Caro-
linas, old, ASH; new, 3T.
NEW YORK, March 1.-Flour dull and droop-
ing Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn very
Evening star., 1870-03-01

The House will not lose much by purging
nseh OF members Of the Deweesc stripe. Such
men would not only sell their cadetshi os, but
desks. ~
Evening star., 1870-03-01

Since Mr. Storey, of the Chicago Tines, COM
menced q prosecution against the blondes who
attempted to eowhide him, the matters look 20
serious that the blondes think Of hiding them
selves.
Evening star., 1870-03-01
Reading Matter on Every Page.


Mrs. Grants receptions viii be held every
Tuesday during the season, between the hours
of and p. m
The next reception of the Speaker of the
House win be on Friday evening, March 18th,
rom 10 IL O'Clock.
Mrs. Blaine's receptions viii be held every
2 and s p. m. -
Evening star., 1870-03-01

SA "fsh shower" is reported in a California
town, in which the fish varied from six inches to
three feet In length.
Evening star., 1870-03-01

TDR. 8. D. GRANTS oFFiCF. sor n. ,,e.e.
W. pent OF all Diseases.-Dr. GRANT. No SS
.n ~ Loerty street, Baltimore, Nd, will give 800
npt9n, shcrtne:s Of Breath, Csfarrh, and ali dis
Gravel. Gieeth h1pHs IT.. snd Lung DroSy, Dyspepsia,
% Sii; sfso1I smns SSSaIl: IN an form. Nervous De-
easss Of the Ear, Eye, Blood ara MI. sne Eat, gs-
ralysis. Partial Desfnees, womb DiseaxS y. m
Fsst Er Dr., Dr. " GRANT. ss North Liberty Street,
.a Ul+ly Z
Evening star., 1870-03-01

wAsHIAerox, March 1, 1sso.-Jay Cooke q %
furnish the following quotations Of Governnent
aecurffiea-
Evening star., 1870-03-01
LOST AND FOUND.

AN AWAY FROM 21O9 PENNA AVENUE
H on the 23d inst. a WHITE SPITS DOG named
Pearl. suitable reward will be paid for his re-
turn.
TAKEN UP ADRIFT IN GEORGETOWN
channel FLAT BOTTOM BOAT The owner
is requested to come forward, prove property and
pay charges ARTHUR GRlGSBY, lst street south,
between U and streets, Island. fe25- 2tE
Evening star., 1870-03-01

BRICK HOUSE, II rooms. corner llth ana M
streets, Gas, water, brick stable. Lot 100 feet
square.
BRICK HOUSE, - rooms, on north side street
near Ebbitt House. Hot and cold water, Ras &c
Location desirable,
BRICK HOUSE, 10 rooms, street, between 10Th
and 18th streets, north side. Hot and celd water
gas, marble mantels and basins. furnace in cellar
stable, &C. Lot ~ by l42.
Several other fine BRICK and small FRAME
HOUSES well located. in different parts Of the city
MASON CAMPBELL,
Real Estate Ageuts,
lalr-tf Coruer rof7f nd r.
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The New York herald., 1870-04-25

scrupulously ambitious hesiiate1 a. no crime
10 gain fortane. whsnl tney ma tna, ~
their Idea nf nADp'neSs. ali oiseu raot,in.u
body and soul N some unrig1teous way 10 OBTAIN
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letthe mhn wno Horei ever ns nsurs ~ us oouus ,,
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CID not md hapItness In u that iuus satlatea ms
desires or eamo ~ 10 DIS idea OF no ne thought ne
would feal wlcn lho realization had become an &c
cof.ulsned acr. The more the m,,cr gut nod OF,
haury ne became untll ne died the DEAN
OF dor unNonrned for snh unslng,' and the
suusCrupusaar a1loilols;'' waen they did succeed
IN their ieslZns. found hat tneir happiness was
a MYTH aht taelr conscience an uldyilg worm that
gnAwea tnef ives cut by SOW degrees Where,
thsn Wa laaeiuess 10 be found? liow realized
" was ccrtaH noe here below. wnera ell things, no
matter hoa ai,ract!ye II appearance are cut tlan-
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ohians og SO acshc Ia ths iife thai We could enjoy
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tlCn. II was WIN everything IN THIS world as u
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pess 80 universally sough r Tue ~ y,
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bare realizs5 taat happiness which alone could
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