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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

GRAND CoNcRRT.-The Beethoven Octette
oiup OF TINS city, so well and favorably known
TO the musical fraternity of washineton- will
give a grand concert at Lincoln Hall on We'd
nesday evening, April 9th. They viii be as
sisted by distinguished talent from the fair sex
and the programme is such as to warrant US in
saying that the entertainment will be truly en-
loyable. Tickets can be had at the PRINCIPAL
bookstore, and at the music store Of William q !.
Metzerott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

RENoNsTRANcE- AGAINST THE MARKET
House BILL.-Mr. Morrill,, OF VT, presented in
the Senate, this morning. a petition of the
Butchers Union of the city of Washington re-
monstrating against the passage of the bill to
incorporate the Washington Market Company.
Referred to the Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

WICKED BEN,
THE CELEBRATED EDUCATED HoG,
VIII open on the corner Of 7th and d streets,
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
viii continue every day, from O. m. TO 10 m.
His performance 10 great mystery m29-3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

AN ACT 20 amend an act entitled A. act pro-
yiding for the sale OF a portion of the Fort
Gt1tlOt military reservation in st. Clair
&c .uty. in the State of Michigan" approved
''LiN twentieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight
S-rtofsrsS # the United StCtes Of America ta Com
.rssS ssSsmblsd That an act entitled An act
IroVi,ing for the sale of a portion of the Fort
tratlot military reservation in ST. Clair county
tH the state of Michigan" approved july
twentieth. eighteen hundred and sIxty-eight be-
ard the same is hereby, amended by adding to
tlc end Ct the second section thereof the follow
ug, to Wit: =" PrOrided, That there shall be- and
II hereby. granted to the city of Port Huron, in
P'rpetulty, for public grounds, to be designated
md known as Pine Grove Park all that por-
ton OF sad military reserve known and de-
scTibel follows. TO wit commencing at a
point on the st. Clair river bank, being north
siNty degrees and fifty-fve minutes east one
chain and seventy-fve links from the southeast
corner ut Fort GratiOt military cemetery:
thence south sixty degrees and fifty-fye min
utes west. eleven chains and fifteen links at
right angles with and to intersect the east line
CT Harrington avenue, 50 called; thence south
twenty-uIne degrees and five minutes east, along
the east line OF said avenue, twenty chains;
thence north sixty degrees and ffty-fiye min
Utes east, at right angles with said avenue to
the United States boundary line in the ST. Clair
lire 20 point at which the northerly line of the
aOOve-,iescribed Pine Grove Park extended
in ! ght line eaSterly would intersect the same:
thence westerly along said extended nOrtheriy
line TO The place CT beginning. Containing
tweTty and ninety-hundredth acres of land to-
SCther with the river front adjoining thereto"
Approved, March Il, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

TEE MECHANICS COUNCIL net last evening,
Mr.. p. Corooran in the chair. A motion Was
made 20 correspond with the Baltimore TRADES
organizations 70 participate In Q series Of grand
mass meetings, to be held in this city and Baiti-
more, to further the eight-hogr movement in
this section, and the Council adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

and i've soldiers of the 5th United States ar
tiIlery passed through this city yesterday en-
route to Huntsville, Ala, 70 relieve those troops
in that locality whose term Of service hes ex-
pired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

THE TWO TEXAS SENATORS, Messrs. Flana-
gan and Hamilton, were sworn in this morning,
and took their seats behind Mr.. Revels, in the
northeast corner of the chamber. Georgia il
now the only State not represented in that body.
1t is expected that Gen1 Ames, Senator elect
from Mississippi, will be sworn in this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31
WASHINGTON. March 30. 1s,o.

To the Editor Of The Erening Star.
SLR:-In your notice of the Independent Re-
puOhcan Reform Association, held at Union
League Hall on Tuesday evening, Won renort
Mt. Crossman as making some CRITICISMS on
VIM A. Cook with regard 70 his (Cook's) dispo-
sluon OF certain funds. This In q mistake. 4
said nothing whatever on the subject. and did
not mention Mr.. Cooks name. Please correct
Yours, respectfully, JH CRossnAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

THE DEMOCRATS in the Ohio Legislature re-
ceived just rebuke yesterday by the Demo-
Gratis of the House of Representatives, who voted
unanimously for the resolutions of Randall.
Of Pennsylvania, in respect to the memory of
General George III. Thomas. When such reso,
lutions were offered in the Ohio Legislature, on
Tuesday last, they were laid over on account of
objections from the Democratic side of the
legislature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

LADY rzAD..s may Be Interested in knowing
no2 roral personages dre9 for levees. At lse0
isv.s fbe Queen wore black silk drees, With .
trsin trimmed with ffinges and Grape, and the
Of dismonds. Her Aajesy also wore diamond
necklace, the Keh.i-noor e 2 brooch, the
Ortiers Of Victoria and Albert. and Louise Of
Prussia, and The Cohurg and Gotha Family
wore train Of rich blue crystalline, trimmed
With blue satin and tulle, and Q petticoat Of
elace covered with lace and trimmed With satin
bows and yellow roses. Head-drce-Feathers,
veil and diamonds, diamond ornaments, md the
Orders Of Victoria and Albert, st. Isabel, and
the Coburg and Getha Family Order
ga man living in Juniata Township, Pa, Is
singularly amieted. Candies, sometimes by the
dozen and sometimes snsly, appear on his table
In full blaze and then disappear without any
visible cause. Whom he awskes In the night his
room IL illuminated by the light Of burning
candlee, and al astempb 10 s'snuf'' them out
are fruitleas.
@out in Wyoming the farmers plough with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

ELECTION or 0FFIcERs.-The following of; :
GERS were elected at the last regular meeting of
3. Z. Miller Lodge, No. 2, A. .. q. F., for the
Hatch, w. V. G.; Leimback, Chaplain; s. Good
man, Treasurer; Geo. Lewis Eberly, Recording
secretary; Philip Peyser, Financial Secretary:
A. y: Collier, Warden; ID. +. Kahl, Junior
Warden; John Knoch, Tyler; Jos. Herzos,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

@out in Wyoming the farmers plough with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

HABRAs CoRPus CAeR--This afternoon, VIM.
Digs, colored, aged 50, is before Judge Fisher
on writ OF habes corpus, and q motion Il made
BY hts counsel, Mr.. +. j. Murray, for his dis
charge from Jail, where he Is confined in default
Of security % support the illegitimate twin chill
drel Of Emily Z. steward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcR or A GrRrA
daughter Of Mr.. james II. Carroll, living near
Dorseys store, in Montgomery county, Nd, dis
appeared from her home yesterday morning,
since which time she has not been heard from.
Her parents are of course much distreaeed. and
any Information concerning her whereabouts
will be thankfully received by them The ad-
vertisement elsewhere describes her appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

ALLEN & PETrESeILL's MIHsrRKLs, at Walls
Opera House, are drawing good houses. To-
night an entire change Of programme, I'm whic h
all the members Of this excellent company will
have parts in which they excel. Their jokes
are not the old threadbare e-MiIler,s fsmil-
lar TO minstrel-goers for 20 many years past,
but are mostly brand new, and original with this
troupe.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ ALTON AL T II EATRE.
Last Night but Two of

acters Of BOB ACRES and HUGH DE BRAS
THIS EVENING, the sparkling old comedy of
The RIVALS, with most admirable cast of char
acters. Mr. Jefferson in his inimitable character Of
b, Acres. To conclude with the glorious farce, A
REGULARFIX. Friday, b en- EFT of Mr. Joseph
Jefferson Jefferson Matinee SATURDAY. at 2 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-31

NINA Il. DICKINSON,
"A THE ELOQUENT AND GIFTED ORATOR,
WILL LECTURE IN
Doors open at o'clock: commence at o. m
Tickets cents reserved seats rs cents For sale al
PHILIP tsolomons, Psnnsylvania avenue, between
9th and 10th streets. NH 3I-7tr
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NJ ASONIC TEMPLE.
GRAND CONCERT.
MISS JULIANA NAY
Takes pleasure in announcing that on
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 81,
She will give

WHITEHURSf GALLERY.
At the Whitehurst Gallery, l61- Pa. ave-, bet ~
and 9th ste. One moro week only, commencing Mon
day Evening, Mach -. Oas Adt tAs eross proceeds
eaeA ectssss a. CASA prizes 70 As asdiesce. m267'
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the Golden Rule.


The new Temperance and Home Mao.
a7ine. The Golden Rule, edited aD3
published by Mrs. Dickinson, Of the
Board of Managers of the Grand Lodge
Is q. Of C.. q. Of New York, is desere.
e5lv and rapidly growing in public 10.
vor wherever known IL Is devoted %
the suppression of intempe tba
exposition and advocacy Of the prinei.
1les 81 Good Temp arisln the indutriai.
intellectual. social and moral elevation
of woman, the family and mankind
through the dissemination Of wholesome
literature, and the practical application
81 the Golden Rule to al the. relations
81 life. 1t is the only Good Pemplar
Magazine published, and it filed with
chose matter, both original and select
tending to interest, instruct and profit
Able contributors are employed, and Cha
publisher has Just offered 800, oasb
prizes, for the best stories, temperan9
dramas, essays, songs, music, etc. Ths
Golden Rnle was warmly endorsed b.
| the Grand Lodge of New York ati
recent session, and the Grand Loda
officers and other distinguished adv.
Gates of Temperance and the press zen.
erally, have heartily commended il,
1 erninently worthy of the patronage and
support Of all good people. The second
volume commences with the January
| No. 1870, to be issued in Decemba
/ Mrs. Dickinson has decided to reeau
all subscriptions that come before ths
| LIST of JANUARY. 1870, at half price, d
| only one dollarl for q full year subscrip
| ton to 81 magazine, and to giyea
extra copy for club Of ten! Canvas
ling agents wanted for every neighbu
i hood. Specimen numbers sent for 1OQ
| each. Subscribe at once, and apply ioI
agency and special terms. Addng
Martha b. Dickinson, Clean, n. Y.
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The Utterly Disengaged Bache-
E0Er

BE IS generally ire-and-tWenty,
for We do not allnds to old bachs-
IoFs. He dresses vel, but not
anxiOusly. 1t does not much mat
ter to him if his gloves are not
buttoned, OF if the parting Of his
back hair is not that of q man who
owns himself; who has no one to
think of when lie does anything or
says anything. He consorts with
CAV fellows, who smoke a great
deal, and he smokes a great deal
himself He doesn't mind owning
to have been out very late Last
night, and being unable to find q
place for his latch-key when lie
reached home. lie changes bis
boarding place frequently, and Il
generally ahead Of lis salary.
He laughs at engaged fellows
and pities married ONES. He is
-of-baud in his manner, and pays
great attention in a jolly sort Of
way to the last new pretty girl.
lie patronizes the burlesque opera,
and goes alone with bouquets to
fling to the most fascinating per
former. Even then he is tickle,
and the syIph with black hair, who
Is his idol one night, Is quite for
gotten the next for the blonde in
blue and silver. On the whole LIZ
il extremely happy has brighter
eyes, fresher lips, and nicer hail
than any other kind Of man yOT
meet, and seems to have "disen
gagged and mot in love" writer
IN every dimple.
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sleeping Together.

The Laws Of Life" says: More
duarrels arise between brothers,
between sisters, between hired
girls, between school girls, between
clerks Id stores, between apprenti-
ces III mechanic shops, between
hired men, between hus bands and
wives, owing to electrical changes
through which their nervous sYs-
TENS 90 BY lodging together night
after night under the same bed
clothes, than by any other disturb.
ing cause. There Is nothing that
vii derange the nervous system b
d person who is ClIminatiye ID nerV
Gus force as to lie 40 night ID bee
with another person Who Is absorb
ent in nervous force. The absOrbe
will 20 ID sleep and rest all night
while the eliminator will b tulnb
Ling and tossing restless and merry
Gus, and walsa up id the m0rnin,
fretful, peevish, fauIt-fnding ant
discouraged. No two persons, D,
matter who theytare, should habit
uaIiy sleep together One vii
thrive and the other win loose
This Il tie law; and Id married lil
IL IS defed almost universally
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a neva lY soldier vas ruu-
uinr far Congress, sud bis 0ppo-
voung man, Who had
never been o tie wars. end q
WIS tie eaton of the old Revo-
arr Is tell the hardships he.
ha rara said he
e. ensns. il hare Hht
an7 bed f1T my country. i helped
20 whip the British and the Indl-
ans. Ihaye slept on the fed Of
hss. With no other covering than
tie canopy Of heaven. I have
walked over the frozen ground tlll
ever fo0tssep was marked with
blood
Just about this time one Is the
soreraicns. who had become great
I ~ interested IL his tale Of suffer-
fnps, walked up in front Of the
speaker, wiped the tears from hls
leyes with the extremity Of his
/ eoat-tail, and interrupted him with:
Did Vou sag ron had tought
| the British and The Inning
eyes, sir
'sDid ron say you slept On the
ground. while serving your country
without any kiVer
Il did.
aDid ron say your feet covered
the ground you walked over with
blood
FL did, said the speaker e1ult-
ingly.
wen, then, said the sovereign
as he gave a sigh Of fearful emo
ton, / guess Illlvote for t.othel
fellow; for I'll be blamed if yor
amt done enough for you
country.
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ADnachmanls -.

Squill-I say fellow, can yo1 tell
me where Mister SWackelhammer
the preacher liVes2
Dutchman-YaW. You iustwalk
de road up to creek, and durn de
pritch over de sthFeam Den you
lust 20 on till You gum to rote
wat winds WoOts around 3 sc0Ol-
house, but you don Il dake dat rOte.
Vel, den you 60 on till you meet
a big barn, shingled nit straw,
den You durn de road round de
field, and 60 on till you cum to a
pig white house all speckled over
NIT white, and de garnet up stairs.
Veil, dat is my bIoder Han 3 house.
Den you durn dat house around
de barn, and you see q road dat
goes MP In the woots. Den you
don't take DAT road, too. Den sou
90 right straight on, and de first
you meet is a haystack. and dc
next Is barrack. Veil, he dom
Iif deere. Den you see a house on
top de hill, about mile, and 90
IN ii dere, aud ak De old woman
and she vii tell you better as / can
Il
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THos G. BOYLE.

ealEleFV ....... .saddlsFE I
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- 80. - n. -

Of u. NJ holds is regular meet
mss e the Masonic Han. every third
saturday 81 each month, q Q.cloeA
r. ~. AN transient brothers Pr good
standing are invited 10 stssnd
il r. Snls, ". M.
>. W. BRTAE, Secretary
Iake CharIas, i IS, April q, 1870.
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Light timbeI unbeama.
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60
Tsss nrit
WI tie
vas ar rss
Are M ca
t @ 1Ea asg-1E
ca ET
tie ono s.io goes ID
In shess De- ie ~
No rnsr rt BE-
A7r-. deserves
10 fsss sd n d E
s, q
So - hs sht
n ~
Ar5 tav wE2 T9 ire Aa
Iha1 these tasT hszvs te
ne hrias goes e. TIE bird seea g home
Wgsh ao1hrEs ard uIta ss4ss
But dos Ees H0pe hz raiabcw spread
Aeross her eloldy Es1z
Afsz. tbs ul1siar u.a1 reznainEs
Wh1k comfoEt can she ind
b. sths gore ls harper
Than one SIC leaTas behind
Have vou fTlF1lfi-7a eCnaTz1te oaarl
An Old and valued friend
Be sare vour term Of sweet fonc0urss
At length VII have a. ends
And when you paEt--as part you VIII
o take Il not unRind,
If lie Who goes IS happier
Than yo1 he iezves bahinal
God wills Il go-and 50 lis
The pilgrims on their Wag,
THOUGH weak and worn. more cheeEfu
Than all the rest who stay ar'
And. when, at last, poor nsn subaned
Lies down to death resigned,
May not stil be happier fag
Than those he leaves behind
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on the Paris Bourse.

Figaro reports the following
scene between two friends on the
Paris Bourse:
'HoW are your"
Not az well al might be-"
$50 much the worse. What have
You been doing that Ihayen't seen
You lately r
II have got married "
so much the better"
"Not at al, for I have got a
eoquet for wife.
a50 much the worse"
Not at ali, fol her doWery il
300, 900 francs
80 much The better"
Not al all, for I doubled Il.
$50 much tile better.
Not at all, for my banker ha'
absconded."
80 much The worse
Not 1T Ill, for my wife has gont
with him."
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Specimen copies sent free'
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Whatever Won do, negeg, never
abuses women. Always remem
Der yOu had mother; perhaps you
have sister, maybe 3 wife. II q
.coWardly mean, unjust. If any
act deserves the pilorY, It Is this
The fact of her sex should make
her exempt from all that Ii coarse,
unki1id, or cruel No genuine man
ever yet abused b woman AT
soon exnect % see a dart 81 LIGHT.
ming ii the blue sky 81 june, q
rose 10 the snow bank 81 January.
q gift from q miser, q great acI
from . neansaui as d real mai
abusing woman
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THE AMERICAN ARTISAN.

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fyob VIII. New SERIES. 1861.
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Be eoptened with y0ur lgt
egpeea II NJ He pgbliq
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al. kinds of saddlery and harness
IA work done with neatness ana as
patch. CagEiaee trimming executes e
the most neat ana substantial style Al
work guaranteed and done at the FerI
i0wp prices Cal and examine my
raw sfosk n89-1y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-19
Sen curupdiidcHaricg brtrcfcnOc Naf;
ridtcn ans 8btlaOclpbia.

YDtinOelpbio. Is. Suli. - Sic
S~rie8sGuireaun9 bat ieit Suet So9en eiuen
au6sroroentlih bohen 8rno erreidt unb bic
Spannung auf ben criten JuiammenitoB Del
preuBiibeu NIT Der fran30fi9en armee 1T in,
tenItu. auf Der StraBe, in WtrtbsbGuierr
uno in BelhdftspldBen, auf Der SDrie unO
in Der 5amilie, ia, in STRIDE uno S6Ile 9ibt
es teiH anOeres 8eiprG5 als ben Sriea! g8iro
ocrI elbe auf Dcutlbem Ooer fran30iiGem So'
oer aus0etdrpft ruerOen? 8as 1T Die Jrage,
ole 3unGbit BON iibcrlpieRenOem SnterIe lit,
beionoers fir Die OielGu Sauienoe, oeren Nns
geb0rige in Seutiblano nabe Der ftan3bits
l1en 9ren5e po5uen. Die gtabri9t, OnB Die
YreuBen bel 6orba9 in fran5OItlAes 8ebiet
einasorunsen ieien ur1o alp Die SnenIioe err
sriifsn BADEN, erre8te algeuneinen Jubet. grz
bebeuO lit Die Gini8teit, fpelte unter allen
Dsuti9en 9sesn ben @rbfeinO Der Deuti6en
Nation berri9t; niht bios I'M alien Batter
lanoe, %lOnOern aud bier. IQer frRbere 9as
Der uuo Streit 1T OerBeien unO Die gan5s Ra=
tion ite6t ant ME Gin Wtann, UNI ben Raub.
3u8 3uriid iui9Iu9en, ben 6rantrei6 in ru6-
loisr 98eiie 8e8et Seutl4Iano unternOm'
men bat.
Sie 8eamten Der frau,0ii6cn Sampfers
liuie iaseH, oaB ndtiten SOnnabenO beittmmt
elm Sampfer ab8eben lptro. Die folaenoen
Oeutiten Sampfer r6rantiurt," sgBeier"
unO p8ermania" iinO i'm bieitsen 0afen,
Die rSannOuer1 unO vAnerita" iino auf
See. 9aunb iinO Die meiIteu Sampfer
Oes pNorooeuti9sn GloDO" in Amsrifa.