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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15

The question of Infallibility was virtually
decided ten days ago, when the Council
adopted the third chapter of the schema over
which the Roman Catholic Church has been 10
long agitated. The fourth and last chapter
was a logical deduction from what preceded
il. and, the others having passed, Its adoption
on the 18th was merely matter Oh iorii'
We do1bt whether the PRONUNCIATION OF tliS
doctrine will affect the Church either one way
or the other as seriously as has been anticipated
To perhaps majority of the lalty IL VIII DC
merely the solemn ratification Of a belief which
thew have always held. Practically the fnfal-
libility of the Pope has long been virtually,
though not formally, acknowledged by the
body of the Church, while Of those who, on
grounds of expediency, have opposed its tormai
declaration, comparatively few entirely dissent
from it as a point of doctrine. The class Oh
questions to which infallibility can be applied
is not q large one, and not one which need
greatly affect the relations OF Catholics 10 inc
rest of the world. Still to many OF the mosV
learned and estimable of the Catholic clergy
this decision will be sore defeat and sorro"'
| Whether rightly or not, they have taken IL as
test of the possibility OF ACCOMMODATING
the progressive tendencies of modern Thought
with the conservative influences OF Cathohc
theology, and in this distinct drawing OF the
lines between the Church and the World they
see nothing but disappointment. Some OF the
! German and English clergy may be driven u. 10
other communions. We do not think they VIII
he MANY, and we scarcely anticipate many
noteworthy OBJECTIONS among the french OF
Americans. The Eastern Catholics Will proDa-
bly, make schism, according to their custom
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TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

n,r1 Tvrnu,x. Mail Subscribers $40 per annum
81 WITIIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, - per an
WTTxIY TEIBUsE, Mail Subscribers 81 per annuin'
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D.uy TRIBUNE, 25c &c., 40c., 6Oc., and u per ine'
Sxnu WEKEIY Tribune, IS and 50 cents per hne'
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According to position III the paper
Terms cash in advance: wal
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-fork'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15

The dishonesty of the ee-Traders is forcibly
illustrated by an attempt of The Express to ex-
plain the difference between Revenue" and
q Protective Tariff Estimating the amount OF
tax which the people pay on pig-iron at
$40, 62O, O00-the sum which the Government
would collect If all of the iron now used In
this country was imported-and comparing
this with the amount of tariff actually paid,
it prints q table of which the following Is an
extract: NIL.
,.r R Received b h Pdyass
PigIron zee. sl962O,OOO s,52o,OO NS,OooOOo
According to this reasoning, we pay a
"bountyn of S1S,OOO,0OO because we dig the
most of our pig-iron out of our own hills, in
stead of buying it of Scotland and Sweden;
and the less iron we produce, the less "boun-
"tyn we shall have to pay. By the same
reasoning too, the country is richer to-day be-
cause it does not produce tea in quantity than
if we should devote 100000 acres of our wild
lands to the successful cultivation of the tea
plant.
Why won't Mr.. Brooks prove his faith in his
figures by his worksF He is a tolerably shrewd
business man. Let him, with some of the sur
plus earnings of The Express, build furnace
in Pennsylvania, or buy salt spring, or set
up wooden mill in Rhode Island, and secure
share of the S5OyOOO,O0O private bounty" that
the people are paying to our manufacturers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15

the signs of the times, or to comprehend that
generosity to our late enemies and the Ma
tional safety and prosperity must go hand IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15

The Democrats of the With Congressional Dis
trct OF Indiana have nominated Thomas Cotrel Of In-
dianapolis for Congress.
The Illinois Republican State Central Com
ni!ee have called state Convention to be held Ar
Springfield ON the LIST OF September
A Democratic Convention which assembled
at Nashville the nth inst nominated the following
ticket for Judges Of the Supreme Court For East Ten
nessee, Thos. A. r. Nelson JAS W. Deaderck; for Mid
die Tennessee, A. o. p. Nicholson Peter Turney; for
West Tennessee. John L. T. sneed Thomas j. Freculan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
Bnsiness Noiitts.

JOHN F. HENRY, No. 8 College-place; MN MN
VI Tsx CEx.r UsuEp STATES MSKRlL WATER ano Uon
DEP0r The Celebrated sIRAroeA WhTsS inII1A1 other
selsSrsted waters and oh popular medicines eonsAnt "
TRU.sEs-Marsh g. Co.'s Radical cure 1ruSS
osss E.ssbllsbsi % yeArs) Vesyst, OpPSsH tbs O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIMBS, ,..,s,.
ga Broadway N L.; l6os CbsssnatsA' rA-N, y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
IT'D TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

UP-TOWN ADVERTISRHENIS.
For the accommodation of uptown resi-
dents Nj T. II. Brown has opened ofhoes at NO we"
Trty secondst junction Of Broadway and Bixth-aye,
snd AZ No "a East Eghteenthst between broadway ana
FonrthAye where advertisements for THE TRIBUNE VIII
be received up TO "a in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15
amnaemtnts, eertures, etf., 9his epsninQ.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twenty-third-st. and
Rsbta-aye-" Ia Gisselle" Ksthi Ianner
WALIACK's THEATER, Broadway and Thirteenth-st
-"Prls Our COndn German" Joseph X. Emmett
WooD's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE.-At and s.:
Gren Monster Marinetd Troupe French Wresters
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Twenty third-st.
.De rourth ave-Rrhibtion Of Paintings and Sculptures
SAN Francisco MINISTRIES Hall, No. $50 Broad
sty--BOehey'S SerensderS
TERRACE GARDEN, Third-ave. and Fifty-eighth-st'
-kouenhAners Concert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-15

" practices law across the way, aud tbs her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

HE CHARGES AGAINST PosrN AsrRR MAa-
sxI, OF ALkxANDRIA.-We mentioned yester-
Va, and the arrest Of the postmaster of that
city. On Monday morning last special agent
Fry proceeded from this city 70 the post Office
sey. the postmaster, and took charge of the Of
nce ana its contents, the assistants still dis
charging their duties under him, and the rou-
examination Of the ONCE and its contents was
pegun, and u sill in progress, but Is carried on
very quietly. The postmaster gave bond in
s0.OoO, With Mr.. j. T. Mitchell e security, to
charges e might be preferred against hum The
sPeGnc charges against Mr.: Massey, It Is said,
are based on+l. An allegation that during the
andria for soldiers in regiments which had
moved OF from that part, were destroved in
stead OF being sent to the dsad-letter o6ice. 2.
through the Alexandria post once to perscns in
ton. 8: Allegations that the postmaster and
s xsre O. ms assistants neglected business and
o. the charges is taking place before United
Sssses Comnissiener George G. Round, ct Alex-
1t appears nat the immediate cans. AZ the
present investigation was from the coSfuseS
state Of Mr.. Maseey's accounts with tina PoSf
Omce Department. This, IL 10 believed, vas in
tom to the conSuct on be part q
examination into the money order branch Of
ms once shows, however, that his accounts in
snat branch are mp to the mark, and that he has
overpaio the Department small amount N
aooye stated, the immediate cause which led to
sae investigauon was confusion of accounts.
s rna sster special agent Fry took possession OF
basement, which had been opened. Some Of
.nem even or eight years old, and many OF them
we're ,oSisrs letters, which. it Is presumed,
,. ese sosuaceed during the time our army was
ttssym& ABOUT ALEXANDRIA By dishonest persons in
the once. The District Attorney ct Aiexsndria
~ csre iase evening, and oppressed his opinion
S1ss mere Wae no criminal intent On the part Of
~. Massey, but the foundation OF ali the
trouble Y IN his intsmperste habits, and that
oIsome OF his CLERKS. That there have ben a,is-
none0 suboedinates In his elIce, however. tkere
can % no doubt fxpm the evidence discovered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
ALEXANDRIA.
The Gazette of last evening has tho following

The Gazette of last evening has tho following
items:
PROPERTY SALEs--Green & Vie, Land
Agents, sold on Monday the " Fairbanks farm
located about 4 miles north west from Hern-
don station in Lrueoun county, containing SOY
acres acres Of land with very good improvements, five
port England, for 81 400. Mr.. Graham landing
at New Orleans, and has Travelled throu "a
most OF the western States in search of home
but could not find suitable place until he
reached Old Virginia. He is the pioneer for a
number, who are looking in this direction to
Agents. in this city on Saturday last sold for
Mr.. X. q. Bowling of Prince Georges county,
Nd, sarm of 80 acres well improved, to Mr.
John Sinclair, of Brooklyn, N. Y, for 800.
Also this same firm sold on the 18th instant
lot on Columbus street, the property OF VIM F.
Dennis, to the German Cooperative Building
RATIFICATION OF THE FIHrRENrH AMEND
MEnT.-The cOlOred people Of the city and a few
white people celebrated the ratification of the
10Th Amendment to the Constitution, and rati-
fed the nomination Of the Radical municipal
election ticket, last night by q procession
through the principal streets, headed BY q band
OF music, and speeches at the Court House.
The speakers on the occasion were DIR. Thomas,
the Hon. John Cessna, Francis Miller Hon.
Lewis Mckenzie. w. N. Berkeley, John Hawx-
hurst, two cOlOred students of Howard Uniyer-
sity, named B,onahan and Miner, and the Rev.
AcoIpRNT-A little son OF Mr.. James Strider,
while playing on the top Of the freight cars ON
the switch south OF the tunnel, Yesterday fell
between two Of them, striking his chin on the
bumper in his descent. He was rendered
senseless for some time, and was taken home
ness afterwards and this morning was rapidly
improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27


III HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
ysu SsblSsAsd, ID sealed ssceleps PRICE, ssx oe.r,
- LnOfU11 on The NATURAL rRKAT.
Ak1T, en9 4adical Oure OF eDermatoFrhea =
O. ee9tnA Weekne9o, lnvol1ntary E1ie- -
Scns, Ssx.ai DEBILITY, and Inpsdinsnts tos
tio9, HlilsIZ, ana 1lis neotI and PSys2cal Inss-
Racfty. regulting from Self Abuss, &C., 81 RonT r
SSUivx1wxIL~A.D D., author Of theadrsss Boob"
"A Bses 70 nsxsasds Of SsouUs.D
Sens under ssel. IN plain envslops, 70 snv "a.
oreee SoeSos9, on receipt Of six cents, two post
&c aamle, By OHAs. J. q: KLINE = co., 1871
Boyery, 9sy Iork, Post Once Box 1855.
$ cent?. ayS sSH
I IPPIMC0TT HEMALI INSTITUTE,
- CRARLES sTREET AVENUR.
49,. ~ 6ALIINVk3, IN.
!er shs seSriss@spt q thoFoIsA % 6nisHsS
Hspscia' stssntiss sivss . Issie And orna-e,.
.CcN for BOARDING. pspns in ..sl,,A ae,.r.-.,.
- s,ss;Ss" containing fan Information aadr..
ssusotViv Hxv.y.A.LlPPlxoorrAx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
OFFICIAL.


An Act to gra6e and gravel X street. from Sixth IN
Water street southwest
BE q enacted by hhs Board Of Aldermen and Boord
q CSmnaoa CoEHetI a. ths Guy Qf Washingfos, Thar
the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized and re-
Quested to cause X street, from Sixth to Wafer
street southwest, TO be graded and grayeled The
WORK 10 be done by the day work under the direc.
ton OF the City Surveyor, and superintendence OF
the Commissioner Of the seventh Ward: and 10 de-
sy the expenses thereof the sum of three Thousand
dollars, $500 or 90 much thereof as may be ne
ceseary, be, and the same lie hereby, Appropriated
payable ont OF the funds of the Seysnth Ward
Approved, A pril 9. ls7e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. Ac.

NATIONAL TAEATKR--Sydney Marlowe in
Richard Ill.
MAsoSIC HALL-Strawberry festival, for Cal
vary Baptist Church.
MOUNT VERNON CHURCH, 9th and X streets,
strawberry festival.
DAILY KxCU RsIoN of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
snITH's ART GALLERY, 245 street.
hARKRITER's Art GALLERY, ass 18th street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
An Acr to pave the carr.seway Of Fifteenth stree,

west, between and I streets nsrth
BE II enacted By tAe Board Of Aldermen and Boorf
0 Common Council Of the Cary Of Washtsxfou Thai
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
requested TO cause the csrriageway on Fifteenth
DC paved The work to be contracted for and
exeeuied IN the manner and under the super
expense Of said Improvement a special tax eIua 10
the cost thereof is hereby imposed and levied on ali
Provement the sad tax to be ssed and collected
IN with the provisions of the act approved
mated by the property holders bordering said i'm
provement; with the approval of the Mayor
Approved, April 9, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

ROUTE Agent Postmaster Gam
agent en- the line from Washineton. D. a. q
Lynchtu rg, Va, ct q $50 Per annum, yioe 81 n.
Elms, removed, to take effect June 1, iS10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
CITY ITEMS.

MusT BE SoLD--The large stock OF Clothing
on hand viii be disposed Of at almost any price,
as we remove TO our new store shortly, where
an entire new lot Will be opened.
HALLE & Co.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

taxes place, IL win be observed, ON Tuesday
next: AND not Thursday as erronssy printed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

RRPELLANr UMBRELLAs-
Will not soil the most delicate fabrics. A new
invoice just received at various prices, from
Si.50 to IS. u
Alpaca Umbrellas
From 80 10 90.
gro. G. HKNNTNG,
No. 4l0 7th street, y. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

DECoRATIoS DAY.-A special and commo
cious FeIIy Boat will be run every few minutes
on Decoration Day, from the foot of High
street, Georgetown, to AnalOstan Island. This
makes the shortest and speediest route to Ar
lingtoD Heights. Refreshments can be had at
the pavilion at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

ENATIONAL THEOLOGICAL IysrrrTrE AND
UNIVERSITY held its fourth annual meeting ac-
oording TO notice this morning at 10 o'clock az
the Wayland Seminary building, and after
having the minutes of the last annual meeting
read and adopting them, proceeded to the cleo
ton OF officers for the ensuing year, as follows:
President, Rev. j. W. Parker, ID. D.; Co
spending Secretary, Y. NJ. p. King re
Secretary, u. Richards: Z" >, .seo9Tuihs
ID, ID Re- -.nmittee, Rev. f. II. Gray,
Rev Id. Fulton, Rev. l.. A. Grimes
- NJ. Mirick. Rev. ID. w. Anderson, G.. l..
vance, j. Il. Fales, q. &. Weston, w. ii. Bailey.
The reports Of the Executive Committee and
Treasurer were read, adopted, and referred
for publication.
At the Rhetorical Exhibition tonight at f
street Baptist Church, Rev. j. ID. Fulton of
Boston, and Rev. j. b. Simmons, of New York,
VIII deliver addresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

FRENCH JET Cur BALL JEwrLRY,
Oroide Chased and Enameled Studs,
Alaska Diamonds set in Gold
Siiver-plated Ice Pitcher.
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar ,Jevelry
store, NO. Al PennsylvAnia avenue. between
~ and eth streets. This store receives nexv
sty les of .ewelry every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

The PRIMARY ELECTION IN THE SEVENTH
WARD The republican primary election in
the Seventh Ward Is progressing QUIETLY to-
day, at the corner of eth and streets. Up to
O'Clock over 500 votes had been polled
The following are the candidates for Alder
man:-Henry Nj. knight, l.. G.. Hine, and B. F.
Lloyd. Mr.. Hine Is ahead on the tally.
f,, me en rUnowug ARE the games on the tickets
Green, Geo. b. Clark, j. R. Mccormick j. B.
Ellis, W. A. Taliafero, Thos. Thompson, Alex.
lawson. Jas. Collins, L. Gle nents, Q. G. Ander-
son, w. b. Jones, JAS. Holmes, c. s. Bates, Q.
Y. Csiian, Thomas Stackpole, W. g. Murdoch,
W. X. Hunt, j. W. Green. j. r. Mccon nell.
and George b. Clark seem to be running about
equal.
Peter Hepburn and John H. Bird are running
on the ticket for Assessors; the former seems to
The receivers of votes are Peter Hepburn, W.
Crawford, j. G. Carter, Hezekiah Edwards,
and A. Watson.
THE EMERY TICKET FOR COUNCIL IN THE
THIRD WARD-The primary election held yes
derman and Council on the Emery ticket re-
suited as follows: For Alderman-Mr. Alex. r.
Shepherd, Cog; r. Q. Hewitt, 492; Benedict
Hutchins, 391. For Council-Wm. H. Pope, 416;
George Wilmer, 365; X. c. Lewis, 347; William
Ferguson, 2l9; Bushrod Robinson, i75; ID. s.
johnson, $50; Nat: Sardo, 176; F. W. Sellhau-
s Sen ass, Geo. Boston. ISL sssttering ,s2
kins, 23S; X. T. Humphreys, 3g7; Zach Down
ing, 1872; G. r. Behrens, 2i0.
The ticket, therefore, will be Messrs Shep-
herd for Alderman, and Pope, Wilmer, and
Lewis for Council, and VIM. b. Downing for
Assessor.
The defeat Of George H. Boston, the colored
candidate, Is due to the labors of certain col
ored men in the interests of the CITY Hall ring.
who openly avowed their purpose OF procuring
scratching" In order to prevent a colored can,
didate being placed in nominations; and it was
intimated that the Bowen men would nominate
him, claiming him as one Of Bowen's sup
porter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

LovERs of q very fine quality Of cigars, chew
ing and smoking tobacco, are advised 70 call on
Messrs. H. II. Bradley & Co., under the new
Masonic Temple, on street. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

INDUCKMRxr TO Bur A Coon Rxv1vo Ma.
oHIHH.-Wflcex q Gibbe' Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, viii hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire 1t the agency, Baun's Corset and Hoop
skirt Factory, zoe Seventh street, between b
mo ~ All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
An AcT for the relief Of b. II. Barker, the harbo,

~ Common Cosaesi Of fAe Csfy Of Wssksasfoa That
the Mayor be, sed he IL hereby, authorized and d.
rected % refund the sum Of twenty dollars spent by
the eaid b. y. Barker for fuel to warm the once Il
tie ~, hareor master for the winters Of 1865 and
game hereby sppropristed out Of the genera fund
for the above Durpose
Approved, April 8, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27


THE GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING.
1000 Linen Suits, 3 to 10.
900 Business and Dress Suits
go Boys Suits, 4 to 10.
Alapaca and Drap dete Coats.
All styles Of Clothing at low prices.
Oak Hall Clothing Rooms,
b25 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
BARGAINs.-Just received, large variety of
Cashmere Suits, Blue Flannel Suits, White
Duck Suits, Brown Linen Suits, Light and Fam
cy Cashmere Pants, with Vests TO match, Al
paea and Mohair Sacks, which have been pu.-
chased at greatly reduced prices, and Will be
sold accordingly. Call and see.
A. STRAUs, Popular Clothing House.
No. lOll Penn. ave., bet 10th and 18th sts.
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, ali grease
SHOW again. you wish your clothing nicely
pressed so that they will look like new. send
them to Anthony Fisher, first-class scourer
agent OF Staten Island and New York Dyeino
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 40 25
Ladies would do well, before thew mt avav
their winter garments, TO give me q call FISH
ers Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
enectuaily out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References Messrs. b. H DuyaIl
434 Pa. ave.; 8. II. Heiberger, 242 Pa ave: a.
+. Schafer, HS Pa. ave; w. T. Griffith 3Os 9th
St; A. Saks & Co., 316 eth st.. and many Others
See advertisement In another column. 5,l6,l:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27
GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
US hAN CHAPEL, corner q High anu Foarth
service on SUNDAY The ss,h inst SER =. eaa'
a: " Rev g. BTTfss, D. D. q q 81 Pal , :,
wn,hiSE'cn; aud Ireachias az night BY Rev Or.
N.Y. % f By order tTS ''''i TaK 'TTRsCsrEEs
In tqhiihSNl s BOOKS, OF ALL p6NooMISA-
CAIHnLIC Books. PICTURES STATUES.
~ BEADS &c, eheap, a.
myaa fok ,s slEhk l,Sss rs,
"A AND BELOW COST.
y in the BOOK and stssionerr line 30 -nstS I'M I'm
an assorted stock q sHEET MUSIC, NrsIc
las Bridge street, Georsetowa, D. O., iS,e Her
ron my& q
NEW BOOKS, JUST RkCrlyEp1
IN al Pok sELIGsoNs,
l2e Bridge street, late Heron =.
"LOthair, !" By the Right Hon. d. pisraeli. Price.
sosrt s1s. or io %h;, Farmer Can De-.
.e!sSs q s Is&9 R:s fso @s u. ,ns, q
SsHT% sshnD - as f,oysr; paper. g cents.
ofasi Iimo; cIo,s. 81 novel oy 'he author
al aa. r, S,s A,i.ns Pu,nsm. Cooley, Dcmorest,
.t 1Tdsrs tor Tuning and Repairing Pianos promptly
ON WHISTLES AT COST.
BEST BAKER wHIskEY. sa.so gallon.
SsWWHHiisskkkk{I for for s3 sss gallon
usS1Ica and IRISH WISHES and OLD
sTAPLE GROCERIES at advertised pr,c.,.
LoAekIEs and FANCY sRoGEkiEs ico-t.
myE Sc. corner Bride and HIN .;..
nRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EyER.
Is. ss, Ell se.utiiui Dre.. Coed: Tor suits frs Z
worth GrsnsSines and BsraS;. sTer Lawns sS ,
and g Very sSeaP; Black iroR SreSnaiSe 49,
Yard. sS S dor 49, u.s. SSslics: Ca ; 10 ~ i
sss1Ssf Win Il the
general sssorsment OF Goods At POPULAR PRICES
Call and examine. Coed Bargains g al.
my Htr IoI Bridse street rs deorf.scwu.
nLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE. No n
sTE99Hds s stree f GeSSrsei .S = GOLD ~
chandise. Unredeemed pledges soiS an nj a q
ssts sale, with ten per cent. less than at srctiSn
GREAT BARGANs IN SPRING AND sum
us BRrpSsS s i 4 II GE SS2T;
has received ft All fs:sf 6sEss e Goops
suits orssnde LAWN: Hes Jss.nesS or
LLAMA LAcR s1 sh h haine'e' &C.
CLOVIS; PAKAsoLs' AAa 0'ur'0's'ers MD
Orsandies: RieSsrissn inis5 nspe french Mnsns,
stitched, and Plain Linen Cambria Handkerehiefs;
Wear, Ladies and Gents Underwesr. English S szns
r r, hosiery, Housefurnishing Goods, Mating,
syfng purchased all goods AZ the recent great
oSy i N New York, JoT oasa. Washington ladies
my5-lm J.Hs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

PETER, PETER, HAD WIFE AND FOUL,
BEAT HER.-Peter Brooks, colored, was ar
rested last evening bv Lieut.. johnson, for as
sault and battery on Caroline Brooks, his wife
ana committed to jail for court by Justics
Wall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

THE CEysUs.-This morning Marshal Sharp
made the following appointments of assistant
marshals TO take the census OF the District and
they were all present at the Marshal's Office
bearing instructions as TO how to proceed with
the work which they win commence on wednes-
day rext:-For the First Ward, Tx square
miles, K y. Whitney; Second, q miie,) j. r.
Barr Third, l1xD Jededish Gettings; Fourth,
Sixth, OK } ID. q. Mallory; Seventh, Q4,) L. L..
Sinclair; Georgetown, Il square mile,) W. S.
ONeal; County, west Of 9Th street, Qs miles, D
-. SUNNY; County, east Of7th street, "a miles, J
C. y. Nealy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

"a PAPER called TAe Democrat. annsa-a,
this afternoon TO advocate Tin a horn the Hon
Jonah ID. Hover as Democratic Candidate far
Mayor. This IL simply q ruse De gzsrre OF the
Bowen ring, and good name has been stolen to
serve the devil in."-WdsA. Cor. ". Y. Democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-27

CHARGE OF FALSE PRHTRNCRs.-Tbis morn
ing, Thomas 9. Smith, arrested BY ofacer Brown
value Of s16. 81 by false pretences, on the COM
Ilaint Of Tsmothy H. Regain, was before Justice
Walter-Mr. Cahin for prosecution and n. H.
charges that Smith. In March last, Obtained
whisky amounting to the sum named, Representa-
ing that he had q 900 invested in rSsf eetate
here, when In fact he DID not have such prop
decision.