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WAsHHeToS, ID. c., June ll-fO20 a m
Sg~epss for ne post t.oest,-fcur kOnrs.-The
low barometer Tuesday morning over Lake on
tons, and has fallen somewhst IN the NORTH
west, where wave Of high barometer Il now
Advane.Sc. Brisk winds from the northvesf
Tuesday from I..ls. vide and Ontario eastward
10 the Atlantic. Threaten as weather with rain
Is now reported In Kansas and - @oraska
Probao1ises-Rising barometer, I'm parti-
Ally cloudy westher, win probably pre-, III dn-
rng tne rest or the day on the Lakes and In 10
Atlantic States. The threatening weather with
nght rains VIII probably extend into Illinois and
possibly 70 Arkansas -S
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children in the category of animals FOR who's
protection he interferes.
~ The N. J. Tribune is advising consumers
Of coal not to hold off too long laying in their
thereby be depressed to point which viii cbecf
production, and precipitate thus another scarci-
y.
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The CixtI WARM .xfeo

SAN FELIPE, MEXICO, June ;, Via lndianola,
June 10. The American consul at the city of
Mexico says the strong rebel position i'm Guer-
zero las been taken by the Government forces
The bombardment Of Tampico continues. The
rebels inspired great terror by their fire. and
silenced the Government batteries. Placedo
EegO uphOlds the Sinsloa Judges
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DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
OPEN MAY i5rH, ISL.

This fayorits and celebrated watering place will
offer additional attractions this season; a
among other improvements there has been yE:yAY
added elegant aud spacious bali room l..&Sx
adjoining the parlori the psrlor has been enlarged
and much imProv ed and the proximity IF the two
TENDERS each easily accessible. IL viii be kent in n
style MT surpassed anywhere in Virginia.
The waters Of these special springs either cure
greatly relieve most q ScTUfula, Incpent Con
sumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis,
Chronic Pm umonis. Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic
DiarshOa, Chronic DysenteTy. They also
great value in those affections which peculiar
the female constitution and a. appetizer. tonic
aud general restorative. they are, perhaps, unri-
vailed anon st mineral waters. The PROPRIETOR will
have provided for the lawns and ball-rCOm first
class band Of music and in general all the sources Of
uiPnt aud recreation usually found Il our best
will be At the nj Of the guests
at kOCEBRIDGE ALUM The place i within
eleven tr thirteen hours u Richmond Wa shington,
Baltimore. etc. by rail. al ia daylight: Passan-
gers leave the II the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road q Goshen Depot. and new and elegant sta 90
ouaChes- passing rapidly over smooth and level
read Il only eight miles set down the visitors At the
Springs % tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor
DR.. II. r. NOEL. Of Baltimore. Resident Physician
81 The RockbTidze " ater Tor sails By the prinCi-
PAL Druggists Of the United States.
Descriptive pamphlets sent free applica-
ton. my9l-Inl
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Arrived.

NEw YORK, June 13.-The steamer PERT,
from San Domingo on the 81 and SANTANA on the
9Th, has arrived. She left the L. 5. steamers
Swatara and Nantasket at SANTANA.
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Crime fn CaIifornfa

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13-Messrs Rustia and
ames, boarding house keepers, met on a brides
the abdomen, and the latter then seized Rustin
to be fatally injured.
At Roeeburg, Oregon, Thomas and Henri
oaie, editors OF the EnsSon, and VIM. Thomp-
son, editor OF the Plasn1eaaer, who had been ear
lying on newspaper warfare, had a seriou,
nght IN the street. It is impossible to tell who
places, In the face, neck, shouIders and s,de
Ihomas Gale received a dangerous wound in the
breast, and Henry Gale was beaten over the
wounds OF Thompson are Dangerous.
Jesus Iegara has been sentenced to be hanoed
a. stockton on the 18th Of July Tor the murder on
Medina. wv VI
Thos. Ballarde, formerly a deputy marshal q,
San Angeles, was shot dead yesterday al Fan
dango Anaheim. The murderer escaped.
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Mr.. CoLVA1's physicians tsays an Indianspo-
lis paper now insist on his giving up public
speaking and letter-writing, with rare eIeep-
tons, and confne himself TO Official labors alone
during the two remaining years Of his term.
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Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
1917 and 1919 PENIS ayenu
Batchelorss Hair Dye.

! This fplendid Hair Dye IL the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does cont ain
lead any cttaife poison to produce paralysis
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
W: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
the only perfect HAIR Dye-fack or Brown. Sold
BY all druggists. Applied at 10 Bond street, New
York. e5-tf
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SPetss Shtpm<hts-SaIe Of GoueYnmInf Boudf
a. NEW YORK, june A.-Specie shipments, e2s. :
Iso. 1here were tventy-one proposals for bonds
1,day, amounting TO s. ,571 go, at from n 60
10 ai no Inc awards win be s1,ooo,ooo, at ull2
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INTERNAL REvENUB--The receipts from this
source to-day were s427 ,Z7o.2i.
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Good for the Dictator.

NEW YORK, June H--The irOn-clad Dictator
arrived last evening from Key Wes.. She
steamed ], 900 miles in eight days, with heavy
monitor in tow.
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NV NOEk, june H.-ArSislant SccrctarV
Richardson, with corpse clerks and a safe fan
Of new bonds, left for Europe to-day, 20 further
the negotiation Of the new loan.
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BuRxiNe or AN On RErrxxRY. IN Bxrrr
by Messrs. Fluharty, Hamin a Gwvnn' wer
burned 70 the ground yesterday and upward a
nye thousand barrels OF coal oil DESTROYED. Ths
h hse On elnated m the stlh and h supposed TO
permitted the oil 70 run into the furnace The
disullery owned by Mr.. Edwin Walters and Other
buildings IN the neighborhood were in srest
danger, but fortunately were saved The Gsr.
man ship Ferdinand was q the wharf tali,s q,
cargo OF on, and was In danger OF being bsrn-
Cd, but was hauled on by the tues. susfsining
put little damage. The loss win amount 10 s7oe
700 or go, which n covered by insursnce.
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The PoIaris I'm New York.

BosToH, June 13.-The Forest City Club. OF
Cleveland, beat the Lowells, OF this city, to-day
by q score Of 3 10 Il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Adds a charm to the plainest face bat when faded
features before agreeable lose their comeiness and
the whole expression is that Of advancing age This
being fact, IL is not surprising that Injurious
articles should have been prepared TO supply the
millions who wish to avoid precautionary gray hair.
Under these Giro umstances it will scarcely be
dered at that NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
should have met with such extraordinary success.
1t is the only preparation furnishing safe and re-
liable resorer for the hair absolutely free from all
poisonous and deleterous matter, and without sedi
themselves Of IT, not simply because il restores the
color of the hair, but because il supplies nourish
ment IL feeds the roots of the hair, that where
decayed il becomes vigorous and healthy again.
From all sections of the country orders and tcstino
terms of its qualities the only preparation that
ever gave entire satisfaction. For sale by Ward 4
vert Ford 1905 Pa aay.; Chrstiani Bros, It'll and
II sts; G. W. Cropley, ITO Bridge st. Georgetown;
j. ID. Donnell, 6th st, Navy Yard; ID. p Hickiing
Sd St and Pa av.; r. A. Bacon, AZ and sts., Island
VIM. H. Daw, corner 10th and \ sts.; and at the
Depot, corner of ID and ID SITS. N. w. jel2H
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Reunion OF the Army of the James.

5 NEW YORK, june 1.-THE second triennial
reunion OF the Society Of the Army OF the James
will be held in this city on July 10th, at Apollo
Hall. The grafton viii be delivered by General
Terry and an original poem read by John Hay
After public exercises, q business meeting win
be held and officers elected. A banquet will be
given at the St James Hotel and invitations
will be extended 70 Governor Hoffman, Mayor
Hall, Major General Mcdowell, and Admiral
Smith. General Butler win respond 10 the SEN
the following permanent officers viii be present:
Generals Terry, Ames, weitzel, Gibbons. Fos-
ter, Deyens, shipley, Turner, Gilmore, Baby
smith, anu others. The executive committee
Of Generals Charles X. Graham, j. b. Kdder.
r. N. Hall, Colonel George w. Hooker, and
Major Henry Z. lockwood. The headquarters
or the society viii be at tho ST. james. Ofhcers
who may hare served In the army OF the james.
DESTROYS Of joining the society, are requested 10
communicate with the treasurer, General Chas.
a. Carleton, No. Z, Warren street, New Yoxk.
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The SOUTHERN CLAIMS CoHHIss1oE are to-
day examining the cases Of David and George
Aud, Georgetown; Leonard Bowman, Joel
Mann and Richard l.. Patterson, OF Culpeper,
Va. and Zalmon Richards, OF this city.
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AN IMMENSE EDITION OF Senator Carpenter 8
speech in behalf Of the privileges Of the Senate
has been printed, and bulky packages are being
distributed to the different Senators subscribing
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

TeIegraphed Exclusively 10 The EveniHg Star.
Affairs i'm France.
Grand RerietO an PdTfs-RochefOrt TJ-Hore Ere
cutiOnS-FTench Finances.
LONDON, June IA review Of a hundred
thousand troops viii be held in the Champs lie
Mars on Sunday next The troops are leaving
La Nillette. ROchefort is seriously III. and hi
trial has been postponed. The committee of the
Assembly upon the budget are known TO be in
favor Of raising funds by loan. a special to the
Standard says twenty-0ne men were executed
yesterday in the Bots de BoulOgne.
Promotion for Earl de Grew.
LONDON, June A.-Earl de Grey and Ripon
viii be created Marquis RipOn, in consequence
OF his distinguished services In connection with
the treaty of Washington.
The steamships Batavia, from New York and
City of Durham, from Halifax, arrived at Liver
pool to-day.
Protection of Private Property at Sea.
BERLIN, June l4.-The Alabama question
having been practically decided by the treaty of
Washington, IL r. said the American envovs of
the continent have received instructions to agree
with the powers for the protection Of private
property at sea. The consent of England and
France is believed TO be doubtful.
Theater Burned I'm BresIau.
BREsLAU, June A--The Stadt Theater was
destroyed by fire last evening. The audience
and performers all escaped.
Good Weather for the Crops i'm Eng.
land.
LONDON, june 1.-the weather is fair and
favorable TO the crops.
Berlin Expecting the Empress.
berlin, June 13.-The Empress Augusta is
expected in Berlin to-day.
King George Of Greece Going 90 Dem
mark.
ATHENS, June liking George is about 10
visit Copenhagen and goes via. Trieste.
Mr.. Rangabee Going 20 Paris as
Minister.
ATHENS, June H.-Rangabee, now minister
TO Washington, has been appointed Greek Am
bassadOr to Paris.
BREsT, june 14>-The steamer St Laurent,
from New York, arrived last night.
PARIS, June IA, noon.-Rentes 53 francs 80
centimes. The Bank Of France holds bullion
twenty-five million francs.
Ten Lives Lost by Shipwreek.
LONDON june 1.-THE steamer Anna Smith
was wrecked near the English coast. Ten lives
were lost.
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THE RESULT of the recent examination at the
Naval Academy has been to put back and drop
between thirty and forty cadets.
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IL ST. MANY S COUNTY, MARYLAND

This favorite summer resort. loo miles from Wash
ington and the same distance from Bslti- A
more within a few miles Of Chesapeake bay, NyAV
es,n be reached by steamers every Tues A..5II
oay and Saturday from Baltimore, and every Nom
from NashIngtOn-acCOmmOdat for go guests
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
the l-fh Of June next and closed on the 18th OF De-
tober. hne ice house filed with northern ice, and
many other additions have been made since last
season for the comfort and convenience Of guests
salt water bathing. fishing, Grabbing boating or
hunting, ten pins, QUOT and crOQuet grounds and
good music are among the snlusenents 10 be fonnd
at this delightful place, and for comfort and health
cannot be exceled by any place in the United States
Terms: IS per day. IS per week, SIS per month
81 ~ days Misses and children under 10 ye rs Of aas
half price.
A. r. POTTS, Proprietor
JAS. II. THORP, Manager.
A tri- weekly mail by steamer has lately been e.
tablished. myzl-n
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
amounted to $4,000
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HoN. L. b. wAsHBURNE, Minister to France
has received permission TO make short visit at
home this summer, and will avail himself Of it
should affairs in France become sufficiently
settled TO make it practicable for him to be
absent from his post. .-
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GENERALS SHERMAN and Sheridan len Fort
yesterday for Omaha
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Gov. LINDSAY, of Alabama, who came here 10
testify before the Southern Reconstruction Com
mittee, is quite sick.
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NEW YORK, june 14.-Cspt. Halls Arctic ex-
pior1ng steamer POlaris has arrived from Wash
ington.
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SECRETARY FIsH is soon to start ON tour
across the continent.
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LIEUT.. GIN. SHERIDAN viii preside at the
third annual reunion of the army and navy OF
the Gulf, to be held at Newport, Il. L., July Tth
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OIL SILL ON Fire

PETEoLIA, ONTARIO, june IA ,. 000-barreI
still, known as the big STILL" sprung a leak
this a. m. and ina a moment the whole was in
flames. The fire spread ~ rapidly that the men
narrowly escaped with their lives. The still.
with $50 barrels Of crude oil, was DESTROYED.
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COMMISSIONER PLEAsoNToN has issued a
circular instructing revenue officers that no
encouragement should be given to the COM
mencement of prosecutions for merely technical,
SLIGHT and unintentional offences, and that all
complaint presented by professional informers
should receive careful scrutiny before the COM
mnncl mont OF nrOsecmtinns thereupOn.
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Mr.. HENRY ULKE has just finished life-sZe
portrait, in oil, Of Dir. A. r. Shepherd, which
he will he glad to exhibit for a few days 20 his
friends who may visit his studio. The likeness
i pronounced a success by those who have eI-
ahmed il.
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BAKUS GERoLT will sail for Germany July I.
The silver service, for which $1,000 have been
subscribed by some Of his friends, viii be
presented to him before his departure.
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&sixteen babies on one street in Detroit hsvs
been christened Bismarck.
Hone-hslfo Of the deposifos OF the Borsov
safpRs panks Rrt MD 70 bs gi<s and relsN
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" VICE ADMIRAL Rowan left here this morning
for the summer, to endeavor 30 recover his
health, seriously impaired while he was in COM
mand OF the Asiatic squadron. - u "a q
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THE MARRIAGE of Lieut.. Commander Jewell,
Of the navy, to Miss Lizzie PoOre, daughter of
Rear Admiral Poore, will take place at st.
Johns CEpiscOpal) church, tomorrow afternoon
at half-past O'Clock. The hour first fixed was 6
o'block. but as the evening service is held at
that time the wedding will be half an hour
sooner,
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THU. s. STEAMER KANSAS, which conveyed
the iron-clads from Key West to Philadelphia,
will shortly be ordered back to her station in the
West Indies.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

odd FELLOWS HALL,
" SEVENTH STREET.
THURSDAY EVENING, JuSR Is, 1871.
GRAND CONCERT
GIyEN UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
EQUAL DIVISION, s. OF T..
VIII take place ut the above han on
THU RSDAG EVENING, JUNE Is, 1871,
For VIII CHI occasion some Of the
BEST AMATEUR PERFORMERS
In the District have kindly volunteered.
Cards of admission, Is cents. iel42t
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LECTURES.

LEU y hES.
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
DR.. Il. P. ROWLAND will deliver A course OF four
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE MICRO
SCOPE, using the ELECTRIC LIGHT for the Illus
trstions, with experiments In NITROUS OXIDE
showing its wonderful anesthetic influence, at Lin
June and ending June g.
Admission to each Lecture, Is cents
Lectures TO commence at o'clock.
No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets and
reserved seats Tor sale at PaTker's News Depot,
Seventh street, opposite Post Office.
Teachers and pupils Of all the public private and
sunday schools admitted for ten cents each el 2Of
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q THEODORE W. DIXON has been appointed
discussing clerk in the State Department in
place of Geo. Z. Baker, appointed Comptrollel
of this city.
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OK DIT, that the Postmaster General has de-
cided that the Honorable members OF the Terri
torial Legislature are not entitled to the Thanking
privilege.
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Great Reduction. 5',e
IN OLD RYE AND BOURBON. WHISTLES,

IN Old RfE S MI BV GI EsoS &c "HIsK1Es'
years old. $40 per Pc. GAL ReSsrtsSn do, ss'.
Brandies-Larecheller, IS do; do; tfineJ s5 do;
Dupuy Co., 1853, $40; California Brandy, 50 do;
Old Tom Gin, S2.25; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade.
G. GAUTIER,
Proprietor OF the Native Wine Bitters,
myl1 1917 and 1919 Penn g avenue.
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, Is and 80 cents.
etores soled gloves equal to Sold by all drug
gsts and fancy goods dealers. Price IS cents de5y
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II
Thi, beautiful SUMNER RESORT, sit "A
pated near Smokers Gap, on Alexandria YEAy
and Winchester turn pike, will be ready for l..N1
ths reception Of guests by JUNE 1sT, ISL. Thoss
desiring TO spend the summer in the country will
please address b. i. yANNE1. Round Hill Post
Once, LOudOn county, Va my3l-2
INVEST END HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, N. J.,
w formerly stetsOn House, just re- k-A
fitted, open June Is; modern in structus YEsAV
and first in every respect. Will lie ls.W1
znder the manag cement Of JAMES SYKES, II WIZ
hrl's Wa hngton, and PETER GARDNER, now
Of the Gilsey House, n. L, formerly Of the n Y.
Hotel Applications FOR rooms, &c, received at the
Hotel, or By Mr.. Gardner, at Gilsey House. n. \
SYKES, GARDNER CO. ProprietOrs. my27 I'm
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HARK FROM THE ToMBs The publication
in the New York Herald Of an interview between
Robert Toombs, Of Georgia, and reporter for
that paper will probably result in the summon
ing OF Mr.. Toombs before the Southern Recon
struction Committee to see if he will testify TO
the remarkable statements purporting TO be
made by him in that interview.
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Coxccnr, June lJ.-In tne senate and Ho1~>
to-day, the committees were announced. m
democrats presented the names Of twenty-five
republican members Whose seats Would be con
tested and ne republicans the names Of thir-
TEN frnprrnfr
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PRRsoNAL.-Sidney Andrews, journalist, i,
in town in greatly improved health we are GLAD
to say. ...."G. W. Smalley, the well-knowT
London correspondent of the New York TrI5un,
is coming TO W Washington as the guest OF Senator
Sumner for a few days. ......M Mrs. Howard, OF
Georgetown, Massachusetts,, a writer for the
press Of considerable note, Is in town.
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eVRoute-From Baltimore by Ola Bay Line
and Norfolk ~ steamer y. Il. Banks to Cherry
A. 10
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NOIsA on 1hD w Ashl36EOk AQC EDUCT-NeW
Bids Called For.--Proposals we're opened yester-
day by Major Eliot, Engineer in charge of the
Washington AQueduct, for the completion of the
eniuent and inhuent gate houses, and the stair
well house. The bids aggregated for the three
structures a. follows Thomas Lucas- 4 q
s44Si -; Thomas Haney, ssI 800; j. V. W.
sidered too high by Major Eliot. were re3ected
and the plans have been modified, 90 that the
superstructuree will in all three of the buildings
De OF brick, with stone trimmings.s According
70 the original plan the walls were AL faced With
dressed stone. Proposals for the work according
70 the modified plans are advertised for in to-
morning contemporary is in error In stating
that the bids for the from work for the hieh sers
vice RESERVOIR In Georgetown were opened yes-
terday and all rejected. They win not be opened
until the 10th instant, as advertised.
The bids for masonry Of the gate houses were
moderate, but the prices put down for the iron
WORK were considered excessive.
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BAD FOR ALABAMA.-Rev. A. s. Lakin, who
at the close of the war was sent to Alabama by
Bishop Clark to organize the Methodist Episco-
pal Church in that State, was Yesterday
examined before the Ku-KluX committee and
gave accounts Of several ministers either muir
dered or required to leave their circuits, and
said affairs in Alabama are as bad as ever
Union men were prescribed, insulted and
maltreated, and frequent murders were commit
ted