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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-08-11

Gil trasH&tS Wtf$id aIbs Sat chm
junBen5N eferenpartfuB, .nelder oesen,rdr-
tiS ole finjdbri9 Grsimiui9er In Berlin
ieiner MilitdrpHidt S.nil9t, credit. Dn>
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ten BET ieinen Militdr.G or9elebten eit=
serei@t, melde fit BET ndberer Inter
lu1un9 ais 9runp> unb baltlo6 ertpteien.
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uno trdat bielem POI, paB erin Yerwi9e>
ner Na@t ans.faQen uno pom einemS olz
paten f&mer am 8cpf oerlebt9 rporben5 lei.
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aneerlegten &opfe6 er9ob, poB Der Iunz
aladlide junee Mann 1om8 erfol9unasz
Wabnlnn er9rifen ltt. >pebbalb eerOh7s
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butriez@ usfeQune bot .9e9enpdrtis ben
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TELLER lterReiet 1000 Die ber tdsliaeR
Yeiuder ,errei9t $4,000 unp al6 am
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15@opefen berat9eiebt war, wuroen IL
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, 1870-11-22
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, 1870-11-22
FORTE IN ELSE
UINDLOSTE BREVE
I FREDERIKSTEDS POSTCONTOIR.

Maria Add, Nanny Allen, James Benje-
min, E. V. Beverhoudt, S. Boyer, Lucy
Bromstaff, James Bull, Mr.. Cornet, CaroIin
Clendinen, Rebecca Conner, Eliza D~anuabon,
VIM. Didrichsen, Elijah. Fraser, Eliza Hart
man, Cornelius Hendrick, M. Hill, George
Nurse, Axelina James, Margreth James,
Miss A. E.. Jeffrey, Susan Levey, Miss
Georgia Lewis, Bridget Martin, Hester
Martin, Wilhelm Martin, Powlis Moarth,
Mrs. Morton, Cecilia Norton, VIM. PEBBLES,
Adelaid Percival, II. L. Phillips, This. Rock,
James Rogers, Christanah RUBBING, Danuel
Samuel, Manette Segritere, L. Tevede, Sa-
rah J. Thomas, Sesilia Thomas, j. L. Usher,
Cathr. Usher, G. Whispitall, Ashon Will
ans, Jacob Williams, Maryann Williams,
Mr.. Peter Willin.
, 1870-11-22
MONTHLY CALENDAR.
N o v T. WI ID H. R i.

/ Tu All Saints.
2 w All Souls.
3 III
4 FIR Battle of Oltenitza, 1858.
3 Sa Battle of Inkerman, 1855.
9 2lst Sunday after Trinity.
I'M
s Tu g Full Moon.
9 W Princess Dagmar married, 1866.
10 TIL Siege of Silistria raised, 1928.
IL FIR M%ARTINMAs.
ID Sa
10 9 22nd Sunday after Trinity.
ID NJ st. Oroix discovered, 1893.
Is Tu
16 W Accession ofKingC hristianIX TX 1868 { Last
II Th Quarter.
is Fir Great Earthquakes in the West Indies, !
10 Sa 1857.
20 8 2srd Sunday after Trinity.
81 NJ
% Tu
% W o New Moon.
"a TIL
rs FIR
26 Sa
81 9 LIST Sunday in Advent.
% n
30 Tu D First Quarter.
So W ST.. ANDREWS Day.
, 1870-11-22
Total $842,s68 As

Balance Of deposits s 1896 90
/ new deposit accounts, viz.
l Various.
Is Withdrawals amounting to S 355 %
Receivers for Saturday, 26th Novbr. 1870.
In CHRIsTIANsTED
Abr. Meyer, Esq, Trustee.
W. Meyer, Esq, Member.
In FREDERIKsTED
P. Wederso, Esqr., Trustee.
G. Gyllich, Esqr., Member.
CARL HATTENSEN,
President.
st. Croix, 18th November 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

within tive years or less from the commencement
81 i mid A. :s.
tie time Ssf0re:.id. Il Or hs1iss completed Ii.
repair or Ss.o%s sii.sid.tes, and :EoulS S the
sad or fail to comply With any OF the co9a
months. the franchise hereby granted to the said
So@pany shall be fosfeted and tle right. and priyi
SIC. Il; And D 1t {nrtAs, euaessd, The. the privi:
leges conferred by this act shall be enjoyed by said
sooner terminate for non. compliance or abuse Of
which may be done by sai in the name OF the United
States to recover possession OF said property. At
isads, Sih sf The esecti.ns and improve: :nts
sRa .h Sv es tee tSs e unless
zion thes:Of by ;aid esmPapy r,0s,dsd That i the
: G t9s OF hs q
by vote Of the eo.ncils thereof express desire to
goSn re- hs
1nSss , to taxi sS ct The same upon pay
Of money equal to fair and just vsiuation Of the
buildings and improvements then Standing on said
such valuation shall be determined by Congress
estate herein &C /. That h the real
oorpoIation for and during the said Of ninety
nine years cr until forfeiture OF its rights and
posed on sad company, and said estate shall be
taken and considered as a determinable Fee The
be SUBJECT 70 And taxation pG All pnet sna
and municipal purposes, in the same manner and to
%ssSinston owned and by indiVduals M S IS
liable TO assessment and taxation. - :" -
s. tSs act az GHnis q the
wsshinkton MARKET Company, the said company
the .um Of twenty five thousand dollars; which sum
~ aH set # tS and
Of Of s. $ dSs 81 ss spd Of %
bia; nd said city may enforce the payment Of said
Sy al x o g he ee same
Ings now authorized BY law for the collection Of
Sec. is. Imd tttt further enacted. That If the cor.
porators named in this act or major part of them
the passage of this act accept the franchise here
Sa nax OF H habSns sb accepted the same they
case shall and lawful for any Citizens Of the
TO associate themselves together BY articles in
writing subscribed by them whereby they shall un
imposed said articles shall be recorded in the ocs
Il ssseh ias Il snd
porate and be invested with all the rights. priyi
ges, and immnn,es conferred by this act upon the
sc: I: And s q jH,ihsy sres,sd, That the city
nold and use under such rules and regulations the
sh max p.esef6e snS the open
TIE II and Twelfth streets as market for the pur
chas and sale OF the following article, to wit Hay
sale from the wagon, cattle on the hoof, swine on
the hoof, county preduce sold in quantities fr m
the Wagon, aud such other bulky and articles
as the said corporation may designate. And from
and after sixtv days from the passage Of this sc
marketing cf tee products named herein shall he
,luded o.. lvsna and Lousi o a I'd
he sidews las ar payements the, con.
SEC. IL. And be IT. further eHdrfed That all arts
parts Of arts o. the boar of aldermen aud board
common council and of Congress inco nsistent W u
this act hereby repealed and that this shal
be deemed a public act and shall take effect from
and after its passage. But Congress hereby
the right to iegisate in respect to said property
hereby granted, and to amend or repeal this act.
To be continued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21


Mayor Emery to-day made the following ap-
peintments to the leading positions under the
city government
Water Registrar-John II. Crane.
Superintendent Of Sewers, Sc.-William For
syth.
Superintendent of Public Schools. o. Viii.
son.
Secretary to Board of School Trustees-A. p.
Pardon.
Secretary to Board of Health-Dr. F. NJ.
Struggled.
Chief Engineer. Fire Department-George
Holmes.
Secretary to Fire Commissioners-JOseph IL.
Fletcher.
Clerk to Water Reglstrar-Jos. p. Weston.
Harbor Master-A. Watson.
Flour Ipspf ctor-B. r. Crabbs.
Soaler Of Weights and Measures-Stephen
PFentirs.
Clerk Center Market-Geo. W. Hatton.
Assistant Clerk Center Market-,Joe. Carter.
Clerk Northern Market-Jamcs A. w illams.
Assistant Clerk Northern Market-W. A.
Hughes.
Clerk Of Western Market-AIfred Day.
Baldwin, +. A. Watson.
Wood and Coal Measurer, Anaoostia District
A. H. Kenney.
Commissioners Washington Asylum-S. H.
Hilton, Peter Bacon. Samuel Sorment.
Secretary to Commissioners of Asylum-G.
w. Larner.
COMMISSIONERS OF IMPROVEMENTS.
First Ward-Hiran Brown.
Second ward-David Fisher.
Third ward-Benedict Hutchirs.
Fourth Ward-George Follansbee.
Fifth Ward-Samuel Cook.
Sixth Ward-Carey n. White.
Seventh Ward j. b. Cramer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

The CHINESE SHoEMAKKRs AT NorTa
ADAMS, ,MAssACHUsErTs-Th Cinnamon EN-
ployed in Mr.. Sampson 3 shoe msnufactory. ar
North Adams, Massachusetts, are young men,
from 10 to % years old, save two Of about IS,
who serve rs cooks and counsellors, settling ali
their disputes and dinners They are all from
the south of China, small, stalwart, read
and write, and good looking. None OF them
drink intoxicating liquors, and oniy four
smoke. Ah Sing, or Charlie Sing, as he chooses
10 be called, Is member OF the Methodist
church, and has brought letters to the church
at North Adams, while all of them express an
earnest desire TO attend the Sunday schools.
Ah Sing ls the only one who has any commsnd
Of English, though one or two can speak lit
tie. They have thirst for learning. They
purchase Clothing and provisions freely t the
stores. They cay they like the country, as it
reminds them of China, and talk Of sending for
their wives. The report that they stipulated to
have their bodies boxed up and sent to China n
case OF death, is said to be fabrication. Nine
men are now at work bottoming, under tuition
Oh some Americans, and have made remarkable
progress. Some of them are already cap Able OF
turning out a complete shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
60vernmeml Securities.
Jay Cooke 4 Co. furnish the following I'D
Stock RepOrt.

{ By Bdnkes', Brokers' ssd Csmsssreial TsIesrapa.
Lewis johnson CO.. quote stocks and bonds In
nome and foreign markets as follows:
NEw IoRk, June 2l.-First Board-U. 8. g., 1881,
los, ,ls62 coupon III; 18s lee4 coupon
he sos lsSs, coupon, ilss; s1s, new, ls6s, eou-
R1n, e1s, 1907 coupo na; sos, ls6s, coupon
llS,f; ~ iOs, coupon. Nek Currency 6s, I4; Mari
%osa, 8; do: prsfd, -; Canton, %; Cumberland,
ny: Paciso Nail, 1sa: Bostsn water Power, %:
Ad.ms EIpress, ssss; Wsfis. Fargo q Cos E.:
ExgreT, Is; Merchants Union ETpress,@ Y.
s1tr do afSSdsSn % ds dG; , SCRIP EEie
preferred, Z; Resding ins; Aichiean Central,
Illinois Central. lssst; Cleveland A Pittsburs
ns13 Northv est, So; Northwest prefd s9ss Cleve
tEsl, leI; Reek Leland; l29s! MiIwa9kis 81 Paul,
4 xHestern, 81 Wabash l. western, prefd, ~:
Tort W.yns, 81; Alton 4 Terre Hauts. 8;
tom, % is. thIesso Alton prsierres iissss OHIO
MlssissipH Certincats., ~. Tennessee statA s's,
state sS,. old, O.; North Csrolina s's, old, iss:
DO new. aa; Missouri ss,4<. Gold, llZ7<aii2's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

IN THE LIoN's DEN.-There is horrid mi
nuteness Of detail about that dreadful menage-
rie accident in Middletown, Mo-, that is now
going the rounds of the papers, yet We must saw
we have doubt of the truth OF the story. 1t
seems the band of the "Circus and Animal
Show" ten IL number, were mou1ted on top OF
the wagon which contained the performing
lions. The managers had been warned by the
lion tanner that the cage was without doubt
insecure, and that the band was in danger,
but they persisted in compelling the band
TO ride there. Well. one dav. i'm the village of
Middletown, the horses of the cage wagon ran
away, the wheel struck Stone, the roof broke
in, and the band fell in among the lions.
Then these brutes avenged themselves for the
dreadful din to which they had been treated so
long, and which, under the pseudonym Of MI
sic had been going on over their heads. The
sound of horror that arose was fearful, and
when the side doors of the cage were torn OF
the sight was most horrible. Every moment -
says the local paper, " some of the band would
leap over the sides OF the cage to the groIn 1
with a wild spring and faint away upon striking
the earth, so great was their terror" Three OF
them were killed and four terribly lacerated.
One of the keepers went into the den and passed
the wounded out. He, too, was set upon by the
lions, one of which he killed in self-defence.
The story is tough one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
The Markets To-Day.
felA1rapAe6 Ioclusjvslv b ns Rve.ias &s~v.

BALrIMoRE, June 2l.-Ootton: better feeling, at q
and lower; Maryland siso.si1 Psnnyis.aa ssrt al.i
sl.c.Iis 'sL.s W. Mestssrp slsssi g Corn dun and
oa'. dull, at ess6se Provisions firm and uncbaS sed
whisky very dull ct 81 .o4aSl 0s.
-BALrIMoRE, June N.-virginia SIS, old, ss bid
bic, g asked.
NEW YoRE, june n .-Stoclu heavy. Money. a.s
per cent. Exchange. long. ~; short, lOs< Gold,
6s1s. North Caroliaa's, old, 4s,l; new, q
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Fiour IL DUH Ana droonins
Mhcst is aalet and pominaily unchanssd.- Corn Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

1"Vacuum cure" Is the latest hyeienic
device of the "modern Athens"
~Cancer, the disease Of which Jerome Ma
ToleoA Bonaparte, of Baltimore, died Q few days
since, 10 the family disease, as 1t were, of the
did also his father.
0Mosquitos, in unusually large numbers.
nave already appeared IN the lower counties OF
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland. A few have
also appeared in Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERCIAL.

In the New York money market the supply
seeking employ ment in call loans is in excess OF
the demand, and the ruling rate is four per
cent. with exceptional loans at three and i've
The moyementofcarrency to the West for grain
and wool purposes continues. Commercial pa
per E in good request and only moderate sup
ply. Prime short date acceptances sell at 5x
to 9, and long date TO per cent. single
names range from six per cent. UPWARDS, accor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
VAn Arksnsas temperance society has dis

IAN Arkansas temperance society has dis
solved. II allowed ale as . beverage, but the
members found 1t "bunelesome 70 aetr stom-
achs" and Iell back on whiskey.
0Johnny Steele, the original "Coal-ofl
Johnny" and broken-down petroleum prince, Is
doing an honest and thrifty business a. teams
ter at Rouseyiile, Penn.
0Thackeray in speaking of the power wo-
men have over men, says, ga woman with fair
opportunities, and without an absolute hump,
may marry whom she likesn
0Among the attractions announced for a
manuel Church, New Orleans, were ''the cool st
champagne punches"
~ AT Newark, they have an original way of
leaving baskets OF Lab'es on the streets, with the
name OF the father OF the child r,nDed on tia
bundle. ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

MRS. .MoEARLAHp-RIcHARp Ixrxpyer
IN kIcHARpsor's PRoPKRrY.-The Interest of
Mrs. Mcfarland. Richardson and. the children
Of Albert d. Richardson In the property OF the
deceased at Woodsfde, n. j.. was sold by order
of the Court OF Chancery, subject Ia a morfoa oa
of 81 500 and interest due to the amounf of
Sibbss. Charles A. Richardson, brother of the
deceased, was the purchaser ak &l5Q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

Hon. F. A. WALKER, Superintendent Of the
Census, authorizes United States Marshals to
give to the press the statistics Of the population
in their respective districts when complete re-
turns have been received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

Aailrond Depot Destroyed by Fire.
1eleoroPhed Ezclusively to he EvenSse Star. /.
CONCORD, June 21.-The passenger depot at
salem, on the Manchester and Lawrence rail-
road, was destroyed by fire last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

0IndiAna has near 1000 divorces pen ling.
@Ohve Logan win summer ct Frisco.
The Kansas City journal suggests the re-
moval OF all the warlike Indians 70 Alaska.
~Previous 20 17ss bows only were taugh, in
the pub lie schools OF Boston.
Mothers' Association has been form "A
in the Second Congregational Church at West
brook, Ne.
~The Sacrameutans are forced 70 admit
that Chinese are fond Of chickens, since a large
camp Of Celestials and . plentiful scarcity OF
fowls are synonymous.
~ After the passengers had been taken frou
the wrecked car In the Vermont railroad disas-
ter, one ofthem was seen rushing about In very
injured, replied that he wasn't much hurt, but
wanted 70 tnd HE umbrela.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

Hon. A. II. JONES was unanimously aomina.
ted at Asheville, ON the 18th instant, for re-
election to Congress from the seventh district o
North Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
From Nebraska-Texas Cattle-Ratl
road Matters.

FREMONT, NIB, June 21.-The first lot of tat
Texas cattle shipped east via the Union Pacific
railfoad and the Burlington and Mississippi
railroad IS row at this place Another lot of
eco will be in to morrow
work has been resumed on the Fremont, Elk
-on anu IN M,s 2gIi n,sllsy railroad FiftT nnilAs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
Suicide,
rel,cr9.aes Esclusirely TO 7ae kv.n,uo q,

Ieisc1Jshe E1cilssrely TO The EUeninS STAY.
CoLTMEUs. OHIO, June 2l.-Nathaniel Hagap
was found dead in bed, with a pistol snot
through his head. He was connected with the
Capitol City Brush Company. and moved in the
Inst class Of society. 1t is supposed that he
committed suIcide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, returned to the city
this morning and was at the Treasury Depart
ment to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
KILLED wtthowt Malice

Ieteorophed Exclusively to the Evening Star.
Boston, June 2l.-The Coroner's iury in the
case OF the boy Eastman found in their verdict
that Edward Corners threw the deceased into
he water, but that the act was done without
malice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21
BAFCHELOR,a HAIR n,

Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
esa nor any cssalse loson 70 produce laralysis or
soasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A. BstchelorS Hatr Bye ha. had tAsyty pears
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown, Bold
y all Dr1GGSo. ADDtied at 10 1snd street,
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MIDsHIPMAN APPoINTED.-Fresident Grant
yesterday appointed the son Of General j. Hunt
to the position of Midshipman i'm the United
States Navy. Gen. Henry j. Hunt was chief OF
artillery Of the Army Of the Potomac during the
rebellion.
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The average of the public debt per had
of population in the United States il nj q: in
Great Britain, s134 40; Holland, sln ~: Frsnes.
sGs 10, Spain, $50 81; Italy, $50 az Ausfrjs,
Sjs IS. - - = -
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were $3.50 ,3927I.
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Damages Against the Erie Road.
releQTophed Excl1sirelr 70 The kpeaina Sta1

BINGHAMToN, June 2l.-Daniel Lyons has
-ecovered verdict of $4,000 damages again /
he Eric Railroad Company for injuries re-
,eiyod In the Carr's Rock disaster. in 1865.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

Specie Going 90 Earope.
feieorepAeS Iselssssely 10 %ae Bsessso Ssar.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-The steamship Cam
brla takes out s9i eco in specie.
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A rHoueBTruL rsRsos thus muses. on tho
story Of Daniel In the lions den: !" How ssd il
was Tor those poor lions, when Daniel Wa
cropped into their den, to be compelled to 20
shifting about him, and think how nice 2 smsIl
chop from the calf of his leg wonld taste, and be
but it taught them SELF -Dan-t-ei,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

CRlsPIN DIsiNrHGRATIo0.-IzhAw Worcester
(Mass.l Spy says the last featufe Oh th, Crispir
operations In North Brookneld u the with
ization from the order. For this purpoee IN an
thusiastic meeting was held, and resolutions
were passed to the effect thai the one hundred
present would pay no money into the treasury
with the Crispins sss~~
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NJ REy scBINGs.
"EST END HOTEL,
w LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
Viii be Opened for the RsceptiOn of <suests On IN

Viii be Opened for the Reception Of Guests on the
goth June
THIS magnificent str r1ctuIe, 4. Gated ct the n . 4
Court ERd' Of this now famous sumner VcA0
resort. ha- ali the adv Antsses Of modern lks II
improvements calculated TO make its guests safisied
la every TesSeet-
The PERSONAL attention of Mr. JAMES SYKES
and M PHTBB GA RDk ER, 90 long known to the
travelling public. will surely To those that
can wish for. - = =
fO- Rooms. Ec-,spply the premises, or BY letter
addressed to slkEs, GARDNER q CO.,
Jel+u West End Hotel, Long Branch, n J.