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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
KErpIpyg uP PRGDUOE,

BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John--l06 hhts sugar
bbs IL bales cotton 20 bbis lice AID sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wild Wsgoner-laS bales cotton
81 sks cotton seed 8 SKIS seed cotton and sundres
BAYOU Observation-Disclosures Era No S-9o
bales Gotten sundsies $50
LOuIsyILL --sIeamsr Dexter-6et9 SKIS corn 1910
bhs -four 100 obls pork rs hhds tobacco Az bales hay
bales cotton - csks bacon 3 bbls potatoes and sn-
dries 49, 80
LOUTSVILLE-Steauer Fdinbburgh-lCt5 SKIS eorn20O
SIS 50 p rs hardware II pigs earhenvare 400 bxs
starch 100 bbs pork $40 bbIs whisky no bxs cheese 100
ukgs IRON IS PIX glassware % bxo bacon 10 hrsins but
DO oil lC9 oDls apples l33 bbs meal 81 hnds OF
bacon % bales cotton and sundries .
Observation-Disclosures Nick Longworth-60i bales
cotton hhds tobacco 25 bxs CANDLES 4Sl bb -four iUO
29 bbls meal IS bales hay 100 bbis potstoe
36 cks bacon 1853 bb!s pork 81 ties lard SO bxs starch ~
hhds bacon $50 sks 1923 SKIS 20U sks oats 0i
kegs 3l8 ukgs mdse ll35 bbs whisky l9I tics hams
10 bbis oil lot furniture aud sundres
YAZUU hIvER-Steamer fRrcell-6s5 bales Gotten
| 100 SKIS cotton seed and sundres
Observation-Disclosures Lotus No. 3-ilU bales OF
cotton bids sugar and snndries -
GAIRI-Steanner g Church-l0S bids tobacco f2of
bbs -four 1924 sks corn 2272 SKIS AIS SKIS bran
BY THs 2AILRoAD
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
EOAD-Aprii 2-tS bales cotton bols molasses
bhds sugar SKIS cotton seed 10 bales moss and aundres
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
EypOBTS,

HAyRE-Sbip Thos Herward--s752 bales cotton 2aoo
slaves
HAYRE-Bsrk VIM Rathbone-3l34 bales cotton 1850
slaves
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chsrlotte-9cc SKIS corn Is
SKIS oats bag coffee L. bis pork IS bbls hOnr bbi Oi
whisky ties hsms bbls oassss2 b6is sugar bbIs ct
sugar hhds bacon ties lard
nUBILE-Sehoouer Woiter Denney- 9O0 SKIS corn 100
bales hay 70 BIKE soap
observation-disclosures Bets-75 SKIS com Is; pigs
mdsc
81 LOUIS Steamer Coibelis-i;l bds steel
ST LUUlS-Steauer Henry Anes-l6IO bars railroad
iron
NEW Notwithstanding United st 'tes-il4S bales @;
IS bales hides 1900 hides 100 bhis oil 20 hhds Of
tobacco sos tds skins 50 baos 1915 SKIS corn 81,
sks cotton seed 30 b1s hides q hhds taow as bbs OF
| tsiow q bales wool
| GALVESTON VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Aus
tn bbs -four As oo's whisky 400 sks corn 30 bags h
cose 10 IS bxs candle, 100 SKIS oals lUhds singer
So bbs potatoes for Galveston 100 bbls Of
-four ~ bags coffee 100 SKIS born 40 SKIS sat bids OF
| tobsc,o % pkgs mdse for RockpcIt -
| BRAZuS SANTIAGO VIA GALfESEpN-NtssH
ship Matagordas0 bbs potatoes o. bxs tobacco GU pcs
| lumber 72J I'D shingles Gu pkgs mdse
| EbW YORS-oteamsh'p Geo Ciomweii-653 bales @
cotton 20 baes 2U tics lard 100 bbl5 oil 1856 ska o
| SII .7iG 81 in specie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

BATON ROUGE.
sysy New Orleans, Coast and Bnton
rl.as. asRouge seui-weekly passenger packet
sg. JOHS.
VI u Grr.7uoUeE j. 4. CoMsToCK,
" ssssr.r Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 a.
Nj. and SATURDAY st p. NJ; leaves Baton
Rouge THuRSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donaldsonviue IN
daylight, Fridays and Hondsys
E,O. MELANCON. Agent,
mb3 Go olu LeVee street,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
UPPER COAST.

OPELOtT SAS.
sws-.aHa r. FOR OPS LOUSAS, WASHING
e ron Fort Barre, and 81 landings on
AttsafTSsslrs@S' the Coast, AtchAfaidys river and
80. sy;,ss. * Bayou t8bleau-I he light draft
steamer,
G. Q. Pickett. master. y. q Schmit CLERK
Ieaves on TUESDAY, at 8 t. NJ
rosves Washington for New Orleans every
SATURDAY at u NJ,
The j. G. Blsckford connects at slusport with
steamer Paypswick and at Churchvliie with JENNIE
C.i0beus. Through bills ladng given
Bills against steamer j. q. biackord VIII Eo1 Dc
laid withaut written order from the captain.
The j G. Blsckford, when the = ater is too low,
viii connect with steamer MaRgie =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
Ho3Afi" A1'S' AA'
$40 II STREET, WASHINGTON. D. o.
AGENT for Patents, Pensions, Bounties and q
other Claims against the Government

PATEETS-Domestic and Foreign, optained a.
usual rates; Reissues prepared; Patent Law busi-
ness, Interferenses etc., attended to-.
Observation-Disclosures furnished, and claims
promptiys prosecuted receipt OF application and
proof. Pension Arrears payable in this city. duly
collected.
Bounty and Arrears, and Internal Revenue Claims
faithfully prosecuted.
Arrears secured. ,,
CHARACTERISTICS AND COMMIsSARY
CLAIM and all other claims. whether against the
War Navy, Treasury, Postofice, or Interior Depart
ment, 10 be presented to Congress or before the
Court of Claims, car efully attended to:
MAIL CONTRACTORS AND
will End ii for their interest to secure his services
In this connection he may be excused for renark'
ing that no held the Office of First Assistant Post
master General for several years, retiring as POST
master General, March. 1S6l-since which he mas
been constantly engaged in the practice OF his
present business and consequently is familiar with
the mode of proceedings in all the Departments
the Governme
BUSINESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS into
with Attorneys for Claims or Patents throughout
the country on mutually satsfactory teyms vnyz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
HOTELSAN RESTAURANT

NEW EEsTAUKANT.
GOOD LIVING AT LIVING PRICES
Table dtGaOtes
Breakfast, fifty cents; Dinner, fifty cents.
All the delicacies of the season served up to Gus
TONER'S and the cooking unexcaptional. Try my
house EDWARD MARTIN, Proprietor,
No 81 st. Charles street.
Board Der month, S25; per week, Sc. fee 6m
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TEiunES,

MoBILE-Steaner Louise-2s bales cotton 563 bag
coffee emo eundues
lkDtAN0LA VIA GALVESTO S--Stear1shi BIZ
Cnton So bales cotton l36 bbs beef 81 ICE beet SIS.
$40 81 specie 2S5 head cattle 81 bbis tailor tics Isl
low and Sandriss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
Marine Intelligence.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPURLlOAN,l
Sunday, Apr! 3, lS7o J
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steame, Cornelis Belt. for st Louis
Steamer Benry Ames Burke, for St Bous
Steamship United States. plaschayd. for New York
Steamship Austin, Farwe for Brszos Santiago Gal
weston
Steamship Sstsgords, Farwen for Brszos Santiago
Steamship George Cromwell. Cis Do. for New York
snip lbos Harvard, Strickland, for Havre
Bark VIM Rsthtene. Doape, for Havre
schoon,r charlotte. Pepper. for Pensacola
Schooner Walter Denny, Cole, for Mobile
Schooner Bets, Beown Tor Pensacola
ARRIVBD YESTERDAY.
Steamship St Nsry Bourne. from Galveston and Indi
snols, 20 a Whitley .Sco-tst district
Steamship Tappsh~nnock, Whitney. iron Apal achicola
20 Hull Brlggs-lst district i3
Schooner Aues. " hi mJre % days from Richmond,
Va 20 Thordike Moron &co-
Steamship Clinton. sar>Eel. from lBdiencla via Gal
weston, to A Whitney 6co list district 10
TOW BOATS.
Heroine. Brown, the Pass.s-ro~ei down 70 the
bar ship Ocean, brig Esdee and schooner Henrietta
Brought up schooner A + Ames
BrEAM BOATS.
Louise, Hopkins from Mobile.
Aarcsua, Ledbetter. from Sazoo river.
u. b. Chu' ch Clarke from LouisyiieN
Lotus 80. 3. Dsnnais from ferson
Nick L0ngwofth, Hates, from Louisville
I'd nburg, Yerkees, fron. Cincinnati
Wild Wagner, Gotdiu. from Natches
| hrs No 5, Ran ON, from Bayou bartholomew.
| ST. John Greenhouse, from Baton Rouge
| Dexter, " hite, from Louisville
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
CAFE nE La HOURSE
PINO'S r E S T A y r A n L ,
Nos. q and 10 Carondelet Street.

Ono Of the most elegant establishments IN the
city; everything about it new. The rooms large;
the location central. and the management unexcep'
tonable
Mr. Pine. who has the direction and management
of this on establishment. having had twenty years ex
nar;snoe AS resturateur in this city feels confident
in being able to satisfy the patrons OF this house.
The cooks are real artists, and the WINES the
best ever imported.
Asking for 9 share of the patronage OF tbs public,
perfect fair dealing is guaranteed
Gentlemen, accompanied by ladies, will find. mp
stairs, delightful saloons furnished elegantly, and
no extra charge made for service or style. des 6m
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,, SUNDAY, APRIL B. 1870
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
N~~-~~--r-~~
FOB NEW YORK.
MERCEANTS STEAMSHIP LINE
The steamship
XAlE2E GENERAL MEADE.
A. W. SAMrsCN. Commander,
viii Leave her wharf, foot OF Jefferson street, on
THURSDAY, April 6, at sA. VI.
This steamer has superior accommodations for
passengers.
CABIN F0esaEe.. -...--.....ss----- 'ssSs~s
eteerage fasar sc. ..-.,...-......--. KS.
Bills OF lading signed through to Liverpool G!ss
gov and Bremen.
For freight or passage, apply TO
Low Il LUDWIGSEN
mhLS 100 Common street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

FOR NEW YOHk.
MIRROR ANTS STEA SHIP Z.
Comprising the tirst-ciass steamships
CREhCEN1 CITY. Captain Geo. L. n orton.
SHERMAN. Captain Mirer b. G DWELL
GENERAL MEADE. Captain A. w sampson
UNITED STATES......... Captain A. Blanchard.
WESTERN METROPOLIS. Captain h. S. Quick
EMILY B. bUUDER- ............-. Captain -.
, COMPRISING TIN FiRST-OLASS
&M!sShS Steamships
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
The Steamship
MESsfssEPpE,
VIZ. p HENRY, Commander.
Win leavs her wharf. foot OF Jefferson street. on
SATURDAY, April 8. at 2. IL. e * ss4s&s
These steamers have superior &ccoLn'ao dat.ors
fer passengers.
Cabin Passage. ..-'--s-SSO
Steerage Passage. ..--.-...--... ..---''-.r. ~
Bills CT ladipg aligned through to LiSrpool, Glas-
gov and Bremen.
For freight or passage. apply 10 ,,,.,,,
No. 1870 Common suEeet.
The steamship Crescent City WI follow leaving
on SATURDAY April 10. at +. Nj. ocDi ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

DIAMOND eOFFEEHOUSE AND
LAGER BEKR SALOON.
Late Cotton Plant.
Corner Csarondelet and Lafayette etressA
Ohoicest Wines, Liquors and OfGars. a1weys on
hand, g also the very best Western 1s&er neSf;
n. R-LUNOH served sve1 das IRON u e
o'clock UVV
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
TOILET ARTICLES.
TOILET ARTICLEA
LADIES' and GENTLEMENS DRESSING OASEx
BOHEMIAN and CHINA TOILET SETS
MIRRORS, BRUSHES and COMBS
Fer so,s ohsspby WILLIAM BOGEL.
spN EN axine Rtseet-

vahsIss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
ARTICLE SIXTH,

At all elections of Directors by the stockholders,
plurality Of all the votes cast shall be required for To
election Director, each share OF Capital stock
to be entitled to Nole either by tbs holder
thereof, by his proxy, and IT, from any cause the
stockholders fail to eject such Directors at the hrst
meeting, such meeting shall be adjourned to day
two weeks subsequent to such date, pubic NOTICE OF
such ADJOURNMENT to be given in two OF the dslly
papers. Ii at such adjourned meeting. the stock
holders again fail elect snch Board of Directors.
the OLD tosId shall hold over until the next regu-
lar biennial Gle ction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
CORPORATIONS.
CALCA9IEC eULPKUR
MINING COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
UNITED STATS OF AMERICA,


State of Louisiana, City of New Orleans.
BE 1t known that on this. the third day OF March,
in the y. ar of our Lord one thousand eight nun,
bred and seventy and of the Independence o. tue
United states of Amer ca the ninety fourth
me- John g. kustis, notary public IN ana 1or 'ns
duly commissioned and sworn, personally came anu
appeared the persons bereinat er named amu
themselves of the provisions Of the statutes OF inc
state of Louisiana relative TO the organization o.
corporations IN this State, they nave agreed, anu
bind tn selves and those whom they represent. TO
form themselves into a corporation for the objects
and under the stipulatlons, regulations Eno ophsa
tions following, TO wit:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
ARTICLN FOURTH.
ARTICLE FIFTH,

All the POWERS of the Conn auy shall be vested in
a Board OF directors, 10 consist OF eleven. each Of
whom shall be required to own five shares OF the
capital stock IN mis- name. The present Board
OF the Company. or sucn of them as qualified
under this article, viz: A. q Brice, Jonn b. Robert
son. y. q. Eoiger, spencer Field, Charles w. New
ton, Thomas NJ Converse j. 81 *. Scott, j. s.
Clark, Charles A. Lahu4An. Edward fonats. and
G. Il. KING shall compose and are here by constituted
the first b0ard Of Directors under this charter who
shall at their first meeting, elect one of their num-
Der President apd the Board. as then constituted,
shall remain in Office until the first Monday in NO
vsmber. 1871, and thereafter biennlslly, az such
date an election for Directors shall be he'd; the
stockholders to be convened by pubic notice IL two
OF the daily papers OF new Orleans. fifteen osys be-
ezra SrlnnI I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

The Board Of Directors shall appoint Superin-
tendent and Secretary. and Treasurer, and all
clerks and agents, ana remove the same AT pleasure,
and shall Ak the salaries OF ell officers of the corpo
ration and the amount OF security to be required OF
any officer agent.
transaction of the ordinary business of the company
to committees of their body, or 10 their ofncers
or agents, as the board may deem expedlent
The board shaft have the power 10 NJ axe bylaws,
rules and regulations, and to alter and amend the
whenever the interests OF the corporation may
require it. -
Ard the board shall have tho power to supply any
vacancy that may in the board by death, resig
nation want of the requisite number OF snares, IN
solyeucy bankruptcy. or absence without leave for
three successive months from the regular meetings
of the board.
ARTICLE FIFTEENTH.
Books for the registry aud transfer of shares Of the
capital stock of the company sha pc open At q Kept
subject to tina restrictions directed by the by-lawSA
Ali transfers OF shares shall be made on eald books
and signed by the shareholder or his attorney in
"a Convenience or expediency may require, but not
for longer period than ten days at time.
ANY shareholder of stock may transfer the same
previous to full payment having been made by the
substitution of the party purchasing.
ARTICLE SIXTEENTH.
A failure to elect Directors on the day named 70,
that purpose, ehall not dissolve the Association
but the Directors then in Office shall hold over unit
their successors elected and qualified, and afteI
an election held as provided In article eleventh
ARTICLE SEVENTEENTH.
Al Ill meetings for the election Of Directors ans
other purposes, each shareholder shall be entities
70 one ssse. either directly or b. pro1y, on saek
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

MORGANs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
EOAD-April 2-tS baes cotton bos niolasses
bhds sugar cotton seed 10 bales and sundrie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03
ARTICLE FIRST.

Tho corporate name of this association snali DS
THE OALOASiEU SULPHUR AND miNiNH
COMPANY OF LOUISIANA" ,
1t snail have crate at, and for device te
coat of arms of the STATE of Louisiana and tor an
inscription the name of the company and the GATE
pf h,aa St
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-03

Al I'll meetings for the election Of Directors and
other purposes, each shareholder shall be EMIT ed
70 one sete. either directly or b. PROXY, On each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

CoCRr1NG DISEASE AND DRATH-In one of
the squares lying between Avenue A and First
avenue there are 81 tenement houses, containing
65l families, embracing 500 souls. In an ad-
10 ming square 156 families, numbering ss7
persons, are packed away in s. houses. Two
thousand four hundred and fifty individuals are
slowed away In 81 old tenement houses near
Avenue b Further examination would doubt
less reveal similar condition of Affairs in nearly
al The thickly-settled parts Of the metropolis:
and such being the case, IL Is q matter OF
more frequently hover over the cityNthat our
sanitary condition IL not much worse than II has
been. The Board Of Health has already done
much; but much more remains 70 be done: and
this overcrowding oftenement houses is one OF
the first evils which shoald be corrected.-y.
Z, Commercial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

"A FAsHIoNABLE WEDDING THAT DID Nor
CONE OFF-The Resid>nce of Coz. Raad.l,,l
besieged by Jlsed LOver.-A young lady who
has been staying the past few weeks with the
family OF Governor Randolph at Morristown,
n. q. was attacked recently by a Young man
from Brooklyn, who made desperate aftempt
70 XIII her. The affair has caused intense es-
eitement among those who have heard the cir
sumstances and Inquiries regarding the cause OF
have developed facts which show that The
s0 course Of fashionable eourtshiP does not run
whose name is withheld for obyious reasaos
was engaged to be married TO the would be mar,
oerer, and received his visits ct her father.
house in Brooklyn, where the wedding was 20
take place. She discovered afterwards that he
was hbertine, and determined to break on the
engagement. When she announced her inten-
uons he attempted TO stab her. The young lady
left her residence, and remained for a few days
at the home Of Governor Randolph. Last Mon
day the young man came TO the house and at
tempted TO shoot her, but failed in the attempt
He has not been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
TeFrfbae Stern ~ BUenss Ayres.
feleerapAed Esclssisels 70 fAe EvesSsg 0ev.

LISBON. April 20.-Later advices from the Ar
gentine Republic contain more particulars of
Of Buenos Ayres, on the 9th OF March. The
wind blew hurricane, and the water in the
Rio de In Plata rose 30 high as to flood a great
portion Of the city. So sudden was the overflow
and many people barely escaped with their lives.
great many buildings were undermined, which
were subsequently broken down and entirely
destroyed by the weight OF the goods i'm them.
Ships were driven ashore and wrecked or sunk
at their anchorage, and many sailors drowned.
The damage is immense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

SINGULAR STORY OF An ESCAPED INNATE or
AN AsrLuN.-Last evening well dressed wo-
man, who gave her name a. Mrs. Ann Black
burn, was accommodated with lodgings at the
Newark Police Station. She stated that she
escaped on Saturday from the Lunatic Asylum
st BlaelGelle Island, where she had been in
carcerated by her family. Her home Vas m
hoboken, according 10 her statement, where
h9 motner and brothers, named Stewart, now
resides. She states that some time aro sbe
received by legacy slarge amount Of property,
which her relatives were snneus 20 obtain,
and thai for this purpose they caused her % be
sunfehfforward calmness, and she appeared but
little Nike lunAtic. Chief Of Police Peckwell
yiu investigate the case, and notify the authori-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

HThe answer to the latest question, awhat
lively quiet.
gFrank Irwin. son Of DR.. Irwin, who VA,
killed recently BY the Indians near Atlanta Citv.
Colorado, Wa nephew of Senator TrumbuiI.
0Over twelve hundred gallons or connstics.
ted liquors Of various kinds were emptied into
the sewers at Lewiston, Maine, on Wednesday
last. -ae -. = =
~Mrs. Barnum, speaking OF crossing the
Plains, mentions the fact Of strong mus eular
men becoming exhahsted, and nervous women
driving the teams to the end Of the journey.
SOut In Laramie, after the women Rrsud
jurors had bcen In session about two days the
dance house keepers, gamblers, and dsms- -ssonde
menf.
,nTAt Fobbing, Essex, England, q child
named Selma Baker has died from neRiected
bronchttis her parents, who are Of the sect called
."Peculiar People, persisting in using no Other
means for her recovery than "prsyer
o0Four school boys at Shorland, m. pound-
ed schoolmafe named Ferguson 20 severely
that he died In few hours. The youns mur,
oerers average about ten .years Of age. frRu-
son had informed the teacher Of some Of their
nisdemeaDors. -fsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
The Freshet I'm the Hudlson.
Tele0rapked Ezclusirely to tke Eeensno Star.

ALBANY, n. v, April 20.-The freshet here is
increasing. The water this merning covers
Broadway, from Hudson to South Ferry streets.
Hundreds Of Easements and cellars are flooded.
The entire lumber district Is inundated. The
water on the docks is from seven to ten feet
deep, and great difficulty is experienced by
steamers in effecting q landing. The bridge
erected for that purpose was carried away by
the steady rising Of the water. The fats above
the city are all Hooded, as also those below the
city. No heavy losses are yet reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

DR. FRANCE LKIBER has been appointed ar.
bitter OF the claims pending between citizens o
the United States and the Government Of
Mexico
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

~Hartford society is pleasantly exercised
over Clara Louise Kellogg's reported engage
mems to . gentleman there. 3 -
nUThe Reason Why-"Gran'ma, lend me
your specs" "What for 2" "For half Amin
ute i"-Judy. p raF t--.
~ Cincinnati BARRIERS now have to submit 10
a"bresth inspection" on the part Of the bosses,
every morning. . sr.-, ,sq.sy.-.f =
~Her Britanic NajestyS colonial troops are
permitted 10 Weat their boards, while those in
tended for home service must b clean shaven.
@Jet Jewelry Is very fashionable, and win
be generally worn In the summer with muslin
and other light dresses. -. a-l..,,.,..-- q
0Sman vest paletets for homo wear, are stsll
much worn, especially by elderly or detcate Ia
dies. 2s8 80 ~ FtH 80 = = y
~A steam velocipede has been invented nv
some hater Of his race. II VIII add tia horrors
ofoccason explosiom 10 those OF aching backs,
Pfained ankles and bruises - a
uVThe Tribune twitS Congressman Brooks
with paying TOO much attemton 10 "corsess. y
The Mcfafland trial shows that Greeley occa-
sonaIy squinfs that way-Bostos Post.
VFour persons, convicted By the vomen's
jury IN Laramie have gone 10 the Mchissn Poni-
tentiafy, there being no prisen In Wyomlne
These prisoners remarked In Chicago tkA4 they
had no faith in women - turors o. yoterD. 'iasf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

ST. Louis, April 2O.-The case of Jeseph A.
Berry against General Bacon Montgomery and
Others, for $50, 900 damages, for false impfison-
ment and the destruction OF the plaintiff 4
newspaper Office in 1866, by the State militia.
for allies ged disloyal publications. was decided
yesterday in the United States circuit court
The jury returned a verdict against General
Montgomery, assessing $50 damages, and finding
the others not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20

PROMOTIONS IN THE INTERVAL RgvENuE BIZ
EkAu-dohn b. Taylor, promoted to head O
DIVISIONS Warren Brown, from Sd to 4th class
a. L. McCrea, from 2d to Sd class; George L
Vance, from LIST to ID class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-20
FROM THE SOUTH
CHARLESTON 70 SAVANNAH.

The March 10 the -Shcrmnn,r
0uDmefS-The Forest city Of che
BOuth-S0nd and more 6An1-Busl-
mess Improvement SANITARY WaDeS
In e0uthern Cfties-A mach Oh
StPUoee0 Stream-fOrt Palaski. Htl.
ton Head, and Beaufort.
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