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TIE LOUISE HOME" Miss Grundy" writes
TO the New York World an interesting deserip-
ton Of this noble charity by Mr.. Corcorsn, and
in IL eays -" From the architects report. from
which the architectural statistics herein given
are taken, L learn that the contract ell com
pleted, IN Itself amounted 70 Sis0,o 600. The
fencing, grading, &C., will add $40 900 more TO
that amount. OF the cost of furnishing 4 can
form no idea, but judging from the superiority
OF every article In the building, IL must have
amounted TO q very large sum. The furniture
Il not as yet all in It's place, and the Home wilt
not be ready 10 receive inmates until some time
next week, although two or three are already
established in il, and the matron. q Virginia
lady, is duly installed. About thirty-hve gen
uewomen are expected at first, aud the nun Der
will be gradually increased. They will be AZ no
expense except for their clothing, and under no
restraint except 20 be in the Home always by
ten at night. unless they have previously given
notice OF an intention TO be sbsent.) and to be
IunctUsl at meals. Many of the ladies expected
have lived in Washington before under very
different circumstances, and some have been
telles of note At the capital.
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from the White House aud turned over 20 ~
polsee, who Kept him In the centrsl Gu aril Bass
until this morning, when he vas sen 90 he
Insane Asylum by Major Richards, payslcians
having Pronounced him insane.
vxRDIcT FOR THE RAILRoAn-Sahssgifsc
lbotf fle Pass Systen.-To-oAy In tie Circuit
Court the case OF Mctsul sgt the Baltimore ana
Ohio Naturalization 20 recover sS0o Tor pro-
fessionAl services In preparing table Of dis
tsnoes-wss tried, and the plaintiff not proving
contract q verdict for defendant was rendcre.l.
One OF the witnesses for defence testified 10
plaintiff and members q his family being for
nished with passes. and that generally the
reason WHY such pass Was given was written
thereon. Judge Cartier asked whai reason was
written on
fAsers OF MENBRRs OF CoNeRRss,
but no answer was given % the question.
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VERSAILLES, April -. a. MT is expected
that general attack upon the iDsurgent Do
sitions around PARIS has not vet commence
MONTY slerisn continues % cannonAie NeuiIiy.
Clichy, and Porte Msillot, firing slow aud a.
liberate, and some shells still fall within IN.
rsmparts OF Paris. The army Of the Assent
is being continually reinforced. Many ne.
troops arrived yesterday and to-day, aud We
AZ once forwarded 90 the front. The rum
that the Prussians evacuated Fort Charentl.
and that IL has been occupied by governme
troops, n officially cOntrsdicted. Ia "a repOi
that in consequence OF the difficulties bet Wer.
the Prussisns and communists the fsrmer. ~
It'll hold ST. Denis, Yesterday stopped a. a.
point al supplies for Paris from the aorth. T..
nnsuTEent batteries continue 90 reply % the r.H
Of aleriaD, but the ire If feeble and inefee
tive.
A Truce az Neutily.
PARIS, April 24.-GeReral CiuscTet reports q
the commune that the suspension o. hSstilitie.
at NeuIlly hss been arranged 20 date from moo.
to-day. He also reports that affairs at Asnier,
are IN excellent condition. There were no grea
movements Of troops yesterday. Immense o..
fensiye preparations are in progress. TORPEDO
have been planted st the St Gernain aud "
sailles railway station. and batteries erected
the Hue Castellane. The commune has az.
glzed TO the gas company for The recent sci.
OF Its cash assets.
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0oveTDmeDf Securities.
Jay Cooke %. furnish the following TO-DAY:
The Markets Te.D.y.

BAifrNoRr. April - Cotton eu,ef snd strsnr.
nioollng uplsDcs. l4ss low Diddiine. lSaE. FlOur
fairly sctiye and the market fsyors buyers on ne
dunn and high grades. Wheat hrm: all Grades IN
changed except Ohio and rndiana. which IL loxer-
81 6osSl as Corn dull vhite southern and yells.,
southern. 76 mixed western. 70. Oats steady 6s.fS
Pork dull. 50. Bscon hrm; shoulders 81. n. I.
sioes, n.s, clear rib. lea.; hams, l6a7 Lari al,
II. whisky quiet. 9zsSz Z; stock scarce
do. fsob, "a sstec; 90, ls6r, IS bid, g. ass-d ~
G. uPon' cd, 90 eid, Thanked. north osrOnss ga
hEw foRs, April "a = Governments dun ana
least' ,stoeks very strong and active. Virginia
nae. ~. 90. new. 7lk. North Carolipns, e );
90. new, Is Money easy, 9. Gold steady, loiS.
Exchange long, 10; short. l0sS
hkM YORK. April A.-TlOur dull and CROPPING.
mhes; quiet and heavy, Corr shade Gyl-eT.
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A IERkIBLE CALAMITY.
The Mfsstssfppf Breaks its Bounds
The Bonnet Carre greyasse-
Farms 60 bmerged- Remedy,

INV ORLEANS, April 2I.-Assistant State
Engineer Hatch writing yesterday from the
Bonnet Care Crerasse says: at 10 now from
elk hundred 10 six hundred and fifty feet vide.
and vast volume OF water PUSHES through with
middle. The center In tive or six feet higher
than the sides. The torrent has cut It's channel
through the front bsttsre and far out into the
helds 70 the depth Of probably forty feet, while
steadily foot by foot the great levee crumbles
into It's boiling waters. The closing OF this
creyasse is beyond the range OF possibilities, 30
the next best thing Is 20 prevent, IL possible, the
widening OF the break. A continuous body OF
water extends from here, and below Lake Pom
chartrain, and for many miles above aud below
The disaster II great and deplorable; but n j.
beyond the reach OF remedy, a. every one who
has seen N admits
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RECEPTION TO TIE CzAKovIrCH.-The Navy
Department is making preparations to send
several vessels TO meet the Russian fleet with
the CZarovitch on board, in June next. Admi-
raj Porter will command the reception reet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
clear and Harmless a. water.

Ask for this and take no other. The only article
that is perfectly harmless. Warranted TO restore
Gray Hair, remove bandruf and stop its falling ont
Large bottles, containing over half as much more
Tran any other lair Preparation, 81. Sold BY
Ward Walsh, 10th 81. and Pa. ave. and 18th and @
). Calvert Ford, 1103 Pennsylvania avenue.
Chr istiani Bros eth and NJ streets
g. w. Cropley, IL Bridge street, GEORGETOWN.
J. ID. u Dor nell, sth street. Navy Yard.
D. p Kicking. Sd street and Pennsy lvania avenue.
X A. Bacon, a. and streets, Island.
VIM. H Dsw, corner 10th and streets
And az the Depot, corner of ID and SITS NV. ap22
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PRESIDENT GRANT will give his last State
dinner of the season to the Diplomatic Corps Gu
the 18th instant, and the members Of the Joint
High Commission will be among the guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-24

SECRETARY BOUTWELL, leaves here tonight
for Chicago to be absent about a week, during
which time Assistant Secretary Richardson will
act as Secretary,
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NAVAL ORDERS To-DAY.-Master James X.
Cogswell has been detached from the PACIFIC
feet and ordered TO return home. Surgeon F.
NJ. Stein has been ordered 10 special duty at
the Treasury Department.
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M CLRoN RHO RASeABs and his bride are
occupying apartments at the Pavilion Hotel,
New Brighton. Staten Island, where they intend
to spend the coming summer.
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Gov. ITO, Assistant Secretary of Finance of
Japan, who is now visiting this country to
inquire into the workings of our financial sys-
TEN, having requested copies of all blanks used
by the Treasury Department for tue transaction
of business, they were furnished him to- dsy
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LATER.
New Orleans I'm Danger.

NV YORK, AIrn 24-fhe following tslc-
gram has been received Al the executive on e
OF the Western Union Telegraph:
LOUISVILLE, April 2i-T0 Hon. Wm. Orion
PrestdeEt The creyasse which occurred IN the
leyee Of the Mississippi river al Bonnet Care
Point, above New Orleans, (3j miles some ,lsvs
ago, has been gradually incTea-ing IN extent
until IL Is low entirely beyond control. y Wa
last evening SiN hundred and tfty feet wlta and
eighteen feet deep. The danger 90 the CITY OF
New Orleans, the jackson railroad. aud orr
lines l. very serious. JOHN NANHoRNR
General Ss4s.arH rtf.sr. l.a,..
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WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am now Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands of BYE and
BOURBON, sold Grow" Bowen, ;" "Choice Old
Rye" Robertson" "0ld Family Nectar, "' mo
nougsheia. ""Fine Apple" The above brands have
been selected with great care and are Certainly the
best offered in our city, and Al figures thst cannot
fsl 10 suit all. respectfully call attention 70 my
" TOM GlN,'' bought by me st auction in New
York, and which sell at loss per gallon tn an
the original price. y. GAUTIkR.
Importer OF Wines, Liquors etc ,
And Proprietor Of the Celebrated
NATIVE WINS BITTERS,
mhS-tr 12l1 Pennsylysnis avenue.
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PERRY DAVIS, PAIN KILLER

The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent al
lowed to have won for itself reputation unsns-
passed in the history OF medical preparations lite
instantaneous effect in the eradication and extinc-
ton OF Pain in all its various forms incident to the
human family and the unsolicited written and yer
bal testimony Of the in its favor, have been,
and are its own best advertisements
The ingredients Of the PAIN KILLER, being
purely VEG ErABLE, render IL O perfectly safe and
efhcacious remedy taken intern ally, well fnr
external applicatio when used according to di
rectons The stain upon linen from its use is readi
ly removed by washing with alcohol.
This edicne, Justly celebrated for the cure of
many OF the affections incident the human family
has now been before the public THIRTY YEAR :,
and has found its way into almost every corner Of
the world; and wherever it has been used the same
opinion Is expressed OF its medical properties.
In any attack, where prompt action upon the
system 10 required, the Pain Killer Ia invaluable.
Its almost instantaneous effect in Believing Pam 10
truly wonderful and when used according 20 direc-
lions: Is Iue 10 its name, PAIN KILLER.
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RATCHElOR,e HAIR nYk

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world
harmless, reliabe instantaneous, does not contain
ierd nor any ritaite poison y produce paralysis
death Avoid the Wanted and delusive separations
bcastlBg virtues they do not possess. The genuine
A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had THIRTY psnr,
the only perfect Hair Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold
y all Druggists Applied at 6 Bond str Get, New
York. feS-tY
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table prepared at the Census once shows
that of the population of this city there were
born in foreign countries 1879; in the United
States 6O,0Ss white, IS ,S9i colored, Is Indians
The following is a statement in detail:
NATIVITY PoPuLATIoN OF wAsHTNGrON.
Tinted Ndtes.-Alabsms, 40 white, AZ cOlsred:
Arkansas. 10 W, c.; California, - W, c.; Con.
necticut, 42I W., IL c.; Delaware, 223 W, II G;
Florida, 81 w., G; Georgia, los W., 102 C, I'LL
nois, 252 W, c.; Indiana, 26l W., c.: Iowa lbs
W, A. C.; Louisiana, 50 W., 80 c.; Maine, 555 W:
c; Maryland, 100 W., 9,Z72 C., T.: Massachu-
sets, .0i3 W, ~ c.; Michigan, Isl W. II G.; Min.
. nese,a; IS w.; Mississippi, W, % c, Mis-
I C; New Hampshire, 419 w: New Jersey, COZ
W., 10 G.; New York, ,9i3 w, Il2 c.; North Car
DINA, III W, ls5 c. Ohio, So W., % c.; Oregon,
low; Penpsy lvsnis, 1901 ", IA C, / l.: Rhode
Island, "a W, II c.; South Carolina, II9 W., Sic
Tennessee, III W, - c.; Texas 81 w., &C: Yer
mont, 81 W, C; Virginia, 5.J9l W., Il, Dds G..
l.; West Virginia, As W. p c.; Wisconsin, los W.
c.; District OF Columbia, 81 $50 w, lO,76I G..
T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., , W; Dakota, W.:
Indian, ; W; New MeIicO, w. IL; Utah "
Washington, W; Wyoming, w; not stated 6
W.; {. Iotsi United States, GO,OGs white, 55.-
59l colored, - Indian.
Foreign CouHt,ies-Africa, 8: Asia, I; Atlantic
Islands 2; Australia, !; Austria, &c; Belgium, :,
Bohemia, 9. British America-CansIs, Isl:
SCOTIA, y; Brit. America, y. s., i-totsl Brit.
America. ZS9- China, L. Cuba, :: Denmark a:
East Indies 5; England, 1885, Europe, n. s., ?;
France, 1913. Germsn-Baden, 4S4; Bavaria
36i; Brunswick, %; Hamburg 80; Hanover 800
Hessen, 626; Holstein, !; Mecklenburg g. Nassau
II; OldeDburg. 5: Prussia, 92l; Saxony, 2OO.
Wurtenberg, 4Sj; Germany, y s., 772-tOtaI
Germany, 4.lSS. Gibraltar, 1: Greece, /: Hol-
land. % hungary, 49, Ireland, 6,9iS; Italy, la:
Lu!embourg; J Madeira, !; Malta, 1; Mexico,
Is; Sicily, I; Scotland, 2s9; South America, :
Spain, IS; Sumatra, 1; Sweden, 22 Switzerland
49, Turkey, !, Wales, e; West Indies, 81 at sea,
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EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON. News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to day were s6j0, Geo.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the lew loan to-day
we're sl5i eco.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
: from UROPE TOD Az
The Civil War I'm France.

Continued Fighting without Resutt. -
Eefnforcemeots Tor Mcuahoa Clu.
eret Represents that Everythtas q
Lovely Tor tine Cem muae.
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Tow path sGoue Ont {.

ROCHESTER, April 24.-AbOut ninety feet OF
the tow-path Of the Erie canal, near Osboy N
the vicinity OF FaiTport went out this morning
three feet below the bottom. No further paT-
tiCulars have been received.
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ASSISTANT SURGEONS IN THE NAVY Ar
PoIsTsD.-The Secretary of the Navy has ap-
pointed Alexander T. Magruder, of George
town, ID. c., and VIM. Henry Mcdonald, of
Lewisburgh, Tenn, assistant surgeons in the
navy.
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ADJUSTMENTS

WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
ANOTHER GRAND SENSATION
sEIGBTs ONLY aud MATINEEs.
Commencing Monday night, April Path,
TIE LONDON, PARIS. AND NEW YORK
PANTOMiME COMPANY,
Who will produce in the grandest style their spIen
did Spectacular Pantomime Of the
3 HUNCHBACHS.
Intr0ducing for the FIRST time in Washinptou
MR.. CHARLES ABBOTT,
And his famous Psntomire Company,
First appearance In W hington Of the young and
MILE MAIZE BONFANTI,
Premiere Assolute, whose high reputation a. q
Dsnseuse stands upon record in every city Of
SiGNOB NOYESslA0,
the accomplished Dsucer aud Matre de Ballet
THRkE ENTIRELY NEW BALLETS,
Pearls OF the Orient - q" Buy Broom and Rev
- els MexicsnO
mESSBS. MOE AND GOODRICH,
TBE ORIGINAL AND RENOWNED SKATES,
From London and HIblo's Garden, New York.
grand new scene,
The shATEhs CARNIVAL BY MOONLIGHT
90 nAGNIFIOENT COSTUMES
NEW mSshCl ,BEAUTIFuL PALLETS
Ibe WhoIe enIertalnnent produced at cost OF OF
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS
LIBERAL PRICES OF ADMISSION.
BOX sheet viii be open at Ellis Music Store on.
out extra charge. ap2iG
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Death of a Tbessrtc.I Ma,
New York Canals Ope,

Nav YORK, April 24.-Dsniel simoDds,
theatrical manager, died on Saturday, at al.
lesidence Of Joe. jefferson. Hohoken n 4
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THURSTONB IVORY PEARL TOOTH Pow.
DEB is the best article for cleansing and
teeth ssld by ell druggists Price, Is and 20 cents
JOUVEkS NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANER re-
stores soied gloves equal to new. Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price 8 cents deS ~
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April 2i.-The canals opened FOR
ns,tss,ion ., DAY. Reports from ali sections
a,s -, e On " are in good order.
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Damaging Explosion of LLAMA Gas

Nkw YORK, April "A quantity OF liquid
gas exploded TO day at % BOwery. The names
spread rapidly. y. y. Schmitz occupied the
first floor as q concert saloon, and loses IS .0oa
The building was owned by VIM. h. Astor, and
was damaged TO the amount OF S5.Ono. No
unsScerfained-
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Oh No PAPEBHANGINGs,6c INexko.
IN streeti SPRING tTOCK NOW 81 l7th street
OPEN AT
VI ARKRIT ERPS-
Embracing NEW and Stylish De,igns made OF the
1est iabIlcs and hnieh, with eye 10 harmony Of
Oolots. Richness, Durability, and Economy; a large
styles and other designs in Gilt and Plain Golors
Also. OBlENTAL SATiN5 and Rrocade Cults ea-
t1efy new and patent goods 40 inch plain Tipts for
finishing, plain psnnellng-with gilt rods with a
null line OF medium and low priced Goods, MAJ iap
me largest assortment in the District PanpelIinC
WITH plain Papers and gilt Rods, or in limitation, %
woods. anc Decorative PaperhanRiug ~ every ja
seTlptiOD executed IN the best manner
PICTURE FRAMES,
~ alEut. and all Gilt, from card 10 portrait size
me most varied stock in the District Frames m AIDE
10 order.
WINDOW SHADES
DlnereBt st1 les Sizes and COlOrs Shades male TO
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS
pinerent sizes and colors. Also. wire center pic
ture Cord: superior article. Also. gold plated.
snd unned wire Picture Cords, Picture Rings,
PAIHTIEGs, EEGgAyIsGs, CHROMos. Sc
limited bnt choice selection, in apprepr ate
frames. always in store on free exhibition spd safe
Orders for Psperhanging, Window SHADES, &c
punctualIy fled in city or country, and satisfac.
zion guaranteed Terms cash
New number 437. Please remember name
J. mARKRITER,
and number 4 So eth street.
hpIocl Between and streets
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More "wsys that are Dark at AIbany.

ALBANY, April H.-1he error discovered "a
the supply bill vss the insertion of an item nav
lng the counsel in the Black river claims ma
ter. This item was stricken ont. vet the word
restored" was by some one written on IL and
The engrossing clerk copied IL into the engrossed
OH. The conference committee. however has
ordered 10 be eNpunged. ard the governor
Will sign the bill as soon ~ be returns 20 the
CITY. ~ W.
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woman Killed by Lig htnIng I'm Rhode

PRoyIDENcE, K. l., April 24--The house on
Mrs. Emiline Bullock. IN North Rehoboth
Mass, VS. struck by lightning Saturday after
noon. and Mrs. Bnllock was killed.
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Earopenn New, hr steamer.

run ~ soLhuMg t-LFffiSh cam NB1fu- Al '.-
Ee'S Precautions - Get Ms Wsncg- B1gltrg h b.
tfDger ogGfna ne I'0ye.
New cRK, APrii a -English napc7s bv frs
Gently a. Media.
The Spanish generals recently exi .ed az Bale
arc island lave received permission % return
home.
The Briti'h minister has presented a claim 10
the Spanish government for Indemnif cation Tor
the ransom paid by Sir. Rankin, WHO. with hiS
vile, was seized by bTissnds outside OF Denis
IN Alicante, and forced 90 pay : ,GGa.
Count Moltke has given notice that be u
make line Of Notifications 10 guarantee againsr
all attack by the occupied provinces OF Fr.uce.
until The indemnity II fully paid anu a regular
goyeTnment Is firmly established.
while the chapter of Munich University
accuses Dollinger Of being the head and guiding
spirit Of all the opposition manifested 20 the
dogma OF infallibIlity. fosty-fOur out OF the
sikty-two professors and lecturers have signed
an address TO Doliinger, encouraging him -
persevere IN his opposition 20 the Papa decree
ana constitute himself the champion OF liberal
ism in the Catholic Church.
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THR PRESIDENT Was the recipient of great
public ovation at Indianapolis on Saturday
evening He was introduced to a mass meeting
by Governor Baker, and acknowledged in a very
few words his thanks, and Senator Morton then
present Administration.
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a 100000 Fire.

RoNK, y. ", April 2i-One of the mills of
the Rome iron works was destroyed by fire this
morning. Lose about $50 ,oo0 insured for
$4,000.
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PERSISTENCE OF THE PAwTuCggr PRper.
DENT-He Talks Possessioa Of the Wan, Hous,.
bat IS TransfeTred 10 the Issuns Asslgm-Patricf
McGinniss, the individual who came here from
Pavtucket, X. l., TO claim the presidential
chair, ~ stated in THI STAR OF FRIDAY last.
was started back TO Rhode Island on the train
on SATURDAY, hut jumped on the cars &C Bla-
densbpre and returned to this CITY, where he
his place on Saturday night, bar was elected
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Have wcme. the Right 20 Vote >

The Courts 10 Deeide-SHits to be Broa0Li.
Mr., A. q, Riddle, as counsel for the ladies
who made Application to register and vote At
our recent election, vii, 1t is expected, enter
suits on their bebaIf ~. nm. >'row a. follows -
Mrs Spencer against the Boara hegistratlon
ior refps'ng 10 enter her name as n 'eSr mis-
Grifng against the superintendent of el,, Go 2
OF tpe INST precinct Twentieth district. Ana.
election OF the fourth precinct Thirteenth dis
,rlct LOT refusing TO receive their votes after
naylns mace application to register The
u they are decided in the Circuit Court and
court IN General Term against the plaintiffk
they can be taken 10 the Supreme Court OF the
United States,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-24

s. Nrw YonK, April p. = several death;
fiom smallpox during her voyage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-24

GEN. SPINNER will leave here next Monday
evening for New York, and will sad from th Al
port on the following Wednesday for Eurone.
He will be accompanied on his European tour
BY Mrs. Colonel Frank Jones, Miss Usher. OF
Pottsdam, NY, and his (Gen. So daupbteT
cad will remain on the continent two or three
months.