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IL In the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church, (Old SchoOD in session at indianapolis.
on Saturday, the chairman Of the Committee on
Church Extension made the fourth annual report.
IL shows that out of :, 267 churches in communion
with the General Assembly $50 have no houses of
worship l6e report their houses insufficient for
present wants; l9l are in debt ~ have aid from
abroad Ia building their churches; and BIB cannot
ouiid without aid from the church at large The
report shows that the contributions for the church
extension have been steadily increasing
The Moderator announced the Committee on
synOdical Records, composed of the two member,
from earh Synod. He also announced the resi.
nation Of ). Mercer, Trustee Of the General AS
senibly.
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The JUNIOR MUTINEERs.-The trial Of Brooks
Sampson and Riker, three of the mutineers Of the
whaleshiP Junior, was concluded in the circuit
court at Boston on Saturday. The jury disagreed,
they standing nine to three for conviction in two
OF the case, and ten to two on the other Plum
mer, the leading mutineer, is under sentence
of death for his participation in that Transaction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

DJSixteen men employed in the hoop-skirt
manufactory, at New York, on Friday evening
got upon the elevator at one of the upper stories,
to lower themselves to the first floor While de-
scending, one Of the rings by whicHAe elevator
was supported, suddenly gave way, and the whole
company OF men fell to the basement with fright
ful velocity. Charles Roberts and William Wood
had each both legs broken, and William Lacy had
one leg broken in two places The others escaped
with only slight bruises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

IL Extensive arrangements are being made in
New FORK for seeing VIM. Smith O'Brien Of for
Europe, on Saturday next. Two large steamboats,
have been chartered to proceed far the South
west Splt,with the steamship having Mr.. O'Brien
on board, and these two steamboats, will have i'm
tow SIX or seven barges, capable Of accommoda-
ting five thousand persons. No whisky is to be
allowed on board, but plenty Of lager and soda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

III MIR. Bigelow writes TO the Post from Ma
pies, April 30, that Governor Seymour, of Connec-
ticut, late United States Minister at St Petersburg
was there on the previous week. He has gone
10 Rome. The rush of travel from Naples and
Rome is great that the berths in all the steamers
here are taken for two weeks to come Passen.
gers are even coming here from Rome, to take the
boat. experimenting difficulty in getting passage
from Civita Vecchia
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STAR.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Consultation treats at length upon the
condition, past, present, and future of the Post
Office Department. 1t says that for the want
of the necessary appropriation by Congress, all
useless agencies arc being Topped off and all
dlspensable routes abolished in the midst OF
continual clnmor and complaint, il being me-
cessary at every moment to invade petty pcl-
sonsl and local interests, which raises an out
cry fierce and loud, as though the dearest rights
of the Republic were trampIed under foot.
The EitekiPeneer devotes its leader to re-
view of the policy of the american Caratier,
ia military journal, recently established at
Baltimore, and ''devoted to tho extension of
American civilization" in other words, the
advocacy of the American doctrine. The In
teHigeHceT docs not hold out much encourage
ment for an exclusive organ of this celebrated
measure of State policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

IL The one hundred and ninth anniversary of
the birthday of stephen Girard was celebrated at
the Girard College in Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Addresses were delivered by David w. Chambers,
and VIM. Dunn. Subsequently there was a sunp-
tuous dinner, after which there were speeches by
President Allen and others
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IL The big Russian war ship General Admiral,
al New York, is to be thrown open for public in
sPection this week. \ charge Of ten cents admis-
sion is to be made for the double purpose of keep
ing of ''the Toughs,' and making up 4 fund in
aid of the WOnen's Hospital of the city of New
York. The u. \. will sail for Russia about the
LIST of June
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ASSISTANT ENGINEERS IN THE NAvY.-The
following candidates have been recommended
for admission to the position of Assistant Sur
geons in the Navy by the Naval Medical Board
of Examiners which was recently in session at
Philadelphia, viz: No. I. William Bradley, of
Pennsylvania. No. 9. Edward f. Corson. of
Pennsylvania. No. 3. David Kindleberger, of
Ohio. No. 4. Joseph d. Grafton, of Arkansas.
No. D Robert L. Weber, of Pennsylvania No.
s. Robert j. Freeman, of Virginia No. Z.
VIM. L. Taylor, of Virginia. No g. Bennett
W Green, of Virginia. No. 9. Jas McMaster,
of Pennsylvania. No. 10. James W. Herty, of
Georgia. The first five named will be commits
stoned at once; the remainder as vacancies may
occur in the medical corps
The following Assistant Surgeons were exam
ined by the Board, and passed a satisfactory
examination, for promotion, viz: Thomas J
Turner, Vim. G. Hay, r. P. Daniel, and VIM.
I. Hord.
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The TAX BILL for the current Corporation 81
fiscal year, duly passed the lower Board Of the
Washington Councils last evening, in the shape
in which it came down from the Board of AL
dermen. That is, fixing the rate of taxation at
90 cents upon the 500. To this reduction Of
cents on the 800, we learn that the Mayor
was vehemently opposed, electioneering against
1t with might and main, and declaring that he
should regard its triumph virtual instruction
to him to stop all improvements of the streets,
&C., &C. The Council board in adopting the
rates agreed on in the Board of Aldermen.
gave evidence that they have not yet made up
their minds that their function simply to carry
out the Mayor purposes without regard to the
substantial interests of the people of Washing.
ton; as many of their constituents imagined on
hearing of their late self-stultifyng action upon
the Seventh Ward Msrkethouse bill.
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The New AQUEDUcr WATER BrLL.-Last
evening" the Board of Aldermen passed new
bill to provide for the distribution of the aque-
duct water throughout the city of Washington.
They took occasion first to procure from the
Corporation Attorney an opinion that its safety
clause is not obnoxious to his views of the
Mayors alleged rights of Office. The clause
provides that the proposals for the contracts
shall be opened in joint meeting of the two
Boards, who shall proceed to decide which
bids are lowest; and that the Mayor shall then
make contracts with such lowest bidders The
Corporation Attorney, in his opinion, AYERS the
Councils right, if so electing, to make the
awards, and to designate that the contracts
shall be made with the parties they decide to
be the lowest bidders.
On Wednesday (tO-morrow) evening, the
lower Board hold special session to consider
this new bill. We apprehend, from the state
OF public opinion among their constituents on
the subject of tho Mayors vetoes, that they
will promptly pass it without amendment; as
no member voting against it will be able to
touch bottom with a fifty-foot pole in the cleo
ton on the first Monday in June next
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IL deputation of the English Society O
Friends have waited on Lord Derby to urge
peaceful policy.
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BALLS, PARTIES. A.,
PERSONAL.

DEbSONAL.-lft the person who writes 20 ma
II over The signature of Stafford Miles," request
lhg Information concerning Mrs. I'm. who he
SAYS ne was IN the habit II meeting at n framed
mouse, near the market, will call on me, will give
him all the Information eau. ma N-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

IL The appointment Of M. de Persigny as
French minister to England is regarded as an evil
dence Of the Emperor's desire to maintain friend
ly relations with England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

IL MesSrs Chiekering Co., Of Boston, have
Presented fine pianoforte to the Young Mems
Christian Association of Baltimore
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IL The average income of the Mexican Church
Is twenfy-hve millions year, while the revenue
OF the national government Of the republic is only
fifteen millions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

ID Harper's Magazine for June, received from
}. shiiilnston, comes out strong in the pictorial
line. Porte Crayon" is at the below. ,,,,,,
with some Of his characteristic Illustrations Tha
chapters Of Thackeray's "virginiansp are De
hcious delineations Of character indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

WAR DEPARTMENT NEws.-Captain George
III. Paige, Assistant Quartermaster, United
States Army, died at Camp Floyd, Utah, April
Is, 1859
The President has appointed First Lieutenant
Trcdweil Moore, I'd infantry, to fill the vacancy
In the Quartermaster's Department oecasioned
by the death of Captain Paige.
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IL large number Of bogus -. so "gold''
pieces are In circulation throughout the State of
Virginia.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

The COMING MUNICIPAL ELECTIoN-We
take it for granted that any effort to geteup
d general ticket in opposition to the present
incumbents in the Offices of Cooperation lof
Wasbington) Collector, Register and Surveyor,
will nroye, as it should, a dead failure; for
those positions were never better filed than at
present, so far as the general public interest is
concerned. Nevertheless, we question much
the possibility of reelecting any member of
the Councils known to sustain the Mayors
views of the prOpriety of raising by taxation
in single year sufficient extra money with
which to pay off the city's whole floating debt
before the first Monday in June, 1851; of
ceasing to open, repair or clean streets, &C.,
so that all the means of the Corporation except
sufficient to pay the salaries Of the police and
oii1ce-holders may be so appropriated and
OF abasing the safeguards against improper
awards of heavy municipal contracts, that have
been in operation here for half century.
Upon this point of paying off the whole ex-
isting floating debt in a single year, we may
not improperly add that all are aware that
that debt is the creation of long series of
years, which if naught else did makes it wrong
to mulct the tax payers of this single year in
the penalty of its immediate liquidation, as the
Mayor virtually proposes.
The tax payers of Washington will cheerfully
contribute all needed to prevent the accumula-
ton of the floating debt, and sufficient for the
liquidation of portion of it; though we have
yet to meet the first one Of them who does not
object to being saddled with the burden of its
entire liquidation in a single year
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OPINIONS OF THE T,oNnox

we recommend our oorres pondent tn t,, N.rs
ii'NcI new SAUCE. entitled the 'Sultana's Sauca
Is niate aftershe Turkish recipe; its flavor is ex-
oeleht aud lt affords considerable aId in cases of
SLOW ana weak questionable Lancet.
m SuIthna Sauce Is savory, pIquant, and FpI
cyi haPPy combtnation of havors and essences
WORTHY III the delicate taste Of Suana the genius
vi Of, Noyer, and the universal patronage Of dis
terminating publIc."-ObSsrrer
~ lncentIation Of all the piquant resources Of
turkey snh hussIa-"-U Htttd Ssrrlcc Garais.
As a hiIllater Of the appetite this Sauce stands
anne. ltIN most valuable tiunct To RI. n. Flesh
ble."-AfLnS. ~ ="
=. The SuItana Sauce is most delicious zest,"-
Al I'm. CAyOnicie.
sole Agents for the United States-GARDNER
Ny kE,.!N, III Fulton street, New Work; and
hkAH HAYES, 81 CornhiIi, Rostnn.
To. Sultana Sauce can lDe had IN Washingt. m
n IL RiDENt u {, 30i IA av: SHEKETI A.
Mii.LEk. Pa Pa. av; H. n. VOSE Co cum
er "a; ay. and 10th st.; and other Grooers
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vented by the renowned
SoyeT," on his return
from tho Crimea. and since
his decease Is manufactur
Ell 10y Crosse 4 BL.CE-
WELL, London. from the
original recipe. The man.
uftcturers simply ask fori,
a trial, convinced that il
must add to the alrcady
arge consumption, and
that y vIllProvs itself I'M
cqUalled. either as = stImn-
liant To the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE I,oNpoy
"
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

ExCURsION OF WASHINGTON SELECT
Il ScSooI 70 Glymont on THURS r.
Day 18Th inst. The bost will Rave
ne al strest whs1 p'slesk. ON, - 49,.
good Band Of Music Will Do ID attendance.
ma Ma 81 SAM'L KELLY, PrinI
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DRR, GGo1Gi!GGS S'yE NEW MEpicAL SAL .
DR. new MME EBicAEk s SALT:
NEW MEDhCAL SALT.
S $SIE s #sEsS$#!I + s4EEE
NEW MEDiCGL Sir,
E E"s BBSs:s
Fox Fox iiS SFLsMs.Tosyy BI.x.sEs 00SLy
Such a.
Bach as
Such as
l ssEsEEIE%sErz zsaSi + 2HB tHa
FFhfffnsisIJE sL ix 4N 4 rs SsGIK19,EgLA'
DISEASES PRcG GniisH1 To al t fEsHthcFsoN
ffT$,SS sfS s1S;'
HH Have yon TIED this Medleine;
Have you tried tbs MeJiciae:
..-s...- Do not dtla,
Pave you read the Circular!
Have you read the Circular:
Bave yo1 read the Circular:
Read the Circ@Isri
80 Read the Circular:
S Soid by al brugsIsts in Washingtpn.
sod 10y al Druggists in Georgetown'
Sold y, al druggists IN tIeoTgetowU
Sold by all Druggists EveIygbsre
Sold by al Druggists EveTywaere
Depot Ia Washingtdi
Depot IN Washington
=, Depot ln WASH az ton
m aaIEEH SSHss S$ WI # #$;:
ttF .r# ...H Price 81. n - -
. ..- .r Price a.
Price 81 ....
Chr ME Package S2S. ..
d f+t." CHROME Package S2y.
Chronic Pacl age S2-5O.
Try il.
...l -rH. 4.. Try IL.
- Try 70. r.a..
..il TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT!
ID c. TAYLOR & co, General gents.
ma - Or 202 Dock street, Phi sdelpha.
SUPERIOR OLD RYE WHISKY,
~ .s.... u. PeIfteig Psre and IRadsiterated.
We have just brOacbcd and offer for sale by the
barrel gallon, ten barrels ofthe finest and purest
OLD RYE WHISKY in the DietIi,t.
THIS whisky has been in our gafrct for wear.
and we ssp guafsnt, the CRAFTY a. well a. the age
No. 62 LouisIans avenue, between 6th and nh Is
opposite Bank Of Washington, ma IS 81
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DETAcHED.-The officers Of the Memphis and
the Atlanta, two steamers belonging to the
Paraguay expedition, which arrived at New
York on the Goth, have been detached
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IHE WEATHER Tho following report of the
weatherfor this morning is m adj from the More
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock.
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= Sc N &c -,
Young Catholics Friend Society
- OF WARRINGTON,
AT ARLTwG TON SPRING
On WEDNESDAY,, MAY 18th, 1889.

On WEDNESDAY, May 18th, 1854.
The Young Catholics Friend Society respectfully
announce 10 the citizens Of Wash
Pic Pic, viii be held at the above dsssssssEsAs
Wei snS PSS s r 2.
Will be devoted Ia the pressing wants Of upwards of
g the csIe sSS wag
aouhIy grA,ifed by the rejection that whist shsI
they are at the same time contributing To q no6Is
and deserving cause.
The strictest order viii he preserved. -...
Mithers' Celebrated Cotiltoa Music is engaged.
~ Ihe iiaImonsons. with Mr.. Matt O'Brien,
some vi their choicest songs on the occasion.
Onnihuses will leave the west gst- of tue Capitol
by the way of that avenue and 18th street every hal
hour during the day, commencing at O'Clock n. I'M.
bali hour from wa. NJ si' sb ss a syss
House. Georgetown; Fare by the omnibuses IL
Ticket,-G entlsmen's, 81 cents; LADIES', Is cents;
children under 10 years of age. accompanied by pa
Dinner and Refreshments will he furnished IN the
best style and at reasonable prices, by the p.opre
Tickets may be had at John T. Ellis Music store,
"a; syenne; Jas n; Ca!lan. Drug Store, corner 7th
Garrison st. Navy Yard; Of any Of the com9ittse,
and at the Grounds on the day Of the Pic Me
&c ! :; Brent, p, c Gs.Ssa, P. Jordan.
Is tt sa!:. pSNF Ssnry WI h'RsS ysai,
F. McNerhany, J. l.ackey, IL. Name,
L.. Neameyer, q. Savage, A. G.. shaw
ma 2I-St
w AS WELL. As SAVE.
The members Of the FRANKLIN FIRE COM
PANY respectfully beg leave To in r.
form their host OF friends and the e 435
public that their First Grand PIC01e1z4zznob
DAY, May 18th. 1850. VII S
The COMMITTEE would respectfully state TO those
who may honor them with their presence that
nothing Will he left undnne that perseverance, or
uniting energy can do Ia render this the most pleas
AM Excursion of the season
Wlthars' Celebrated Brass and String Band will
Stages Will leave tho corner Of Pa av and 18th St
atS clock 9. No., and at lIs o'clock D. m Stages
| the day. ' NV e
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentleman
ma 3-5t COMMITTEE.
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REiNsTATED.-The six acting Midshipmen
who were dismissed from the Navy for being
participants in tarring and featheriny one of
their comrades at tho Naval Academy, in April
last. have been reinstated in their former posi-.
tons
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NAvAL.-The frigate St Lawrence is now nj
her wharf in Philadelphia. Her hands were e.
be paid off yesterday-the sum necessary for
that purpose being about $500. 900.
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RLACK AND COLORED

RLACK AND COLORED
y SILK ROcES
| have Just received the second supply Of
Black and Fancy Coorsd Silk ohes
Also, handsome assortment double skirt Barege
Robes,
Lawn obes, English Chintz Prints
Organdie Lawns, Ducals. VaIincens
And many other Dress Goods. at IL, than rec N lar
prices. HENRY EGAN.
323 Pa. avenue, south Eide,
ma N-ht bet. 9th and 9TH sts
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SULTANA SAUCE

| " For HoT OR COIB DISHES OF ALI KINDS
This most delicious and appstising Sauoe was ia
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EXCURSION!
q M FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY
SCHOOL will give an Excursion to
hb 9rt Washington s ing M ON WEDNES- s3sEE
The school will leave the Chapel. corner Of ath
street and New lork avenue, at Z O'Clock. Onni
buses VIII be ia ATTENDANCE at the same time aud
pace 1or The accommodation Of those who wish to
Tlae. ana at the wharf on the return If the boat
= The boat Thomas Collysr will leave her wharf
1901 oil 7'h St, at Ococka- w., and return at D. m
occasion. " WV
Tic kets 30 cents; children % cents-to he had Of
the Committee at the boat ma l7-sts
MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
INctee a Week UrtH Futhsr Notice,
The steamer THOMAS COLLIER will run re,
ularly tn Mount Vernon and the
b Dap Sad TESss1hmhn ns on TUES El
wharf, at the foot of 9TH street. at 10 A. M and re
turning at half past O'Clock .. IN.
Coaches leave all the Hotels and the corner nj
rennsy wanna avenue and 7th ct. at 81 a. m Round
IY ~. ma 2-u
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n@CITIZENS, MEETING.-The citizen, Of
US the Seventh Ward are req ues ted to n ss.',Ia
Mt Island Hall. on TUESDAY EVENING" MAJ
Path, at O'Clock. to nominate a Candidate e., Al
derman and for three members of the Common
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1EEIRsT WARD.-A meeting of tho Anti;
N Know Nothings Of the First Ward viii he
be- st the hall of the Western Hose COMPANY on
TUESDAY EVENING next, 24th instant. AT q
o'ciack to nominate suitable person TO REPRESENT
w WSsd u Board Of Aldermen. in place Of Geo.
mo A-3t' tIntelligencer.)
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1@THE LADIES INTER ESTED IN TuE
w Festival for the Young Mems Christian A..
s4eiatl0n are particularly requested to NEST on
MEDNESDAf, ats p M, at Odd Fellows, fJ,Ii
tn street. 10 select their tables, 90 rna % GO
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

E'oh RENT-A convenient FRAME HOTSE
on n street, betwccn : aud IT ste oppasIte
sIta , n1rsI,; This house contains comfort
lied; Kent 80 per month. inquire of G ARRINI
TON Lloyd, No. 30 Louisiana avenIc. opp"-
u D na anN
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pARE CHANCE FOR sPECULATION-
~ CARPENTER SHOP AND MACHINERY
southeast corner ofISth and X streets Terms made
easy, ma 10 ~
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| EOk RENT-k comfortable three story BRICK
\ Il DIV bt.l-ING. ON north v. b. tween ID AID q
| s'rc"ts west The li"uAH contains ftsa :, and -
1 Tns u 9Th .as tltcUgh W. Fo- terms arpit ~
| JpdN ~. SEMMES cos Grocery Stnro
| corn = 9TH street Nd Louisiana averu, opposite
4 W Il ond Centre Market ma "a a Il
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SoR RENT-A three story BRICK HOT -,
with largo la OK -huIldIng. containing % rooms
situated CO neT NtrSlnIa avenue aud 10Th street
square south of The ~ lthSOnIan Institution. The
rent VIII lie low to 400 tenant Apply on the
premises. or to wM. WARDER, wood yard, cor
ne- ard 9th SITS. ma 10 9u
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ENph kENTaThat very desirable BOARDING
y hSTAB ISHMENT, No. 361. south Ida . 4
"a avAnne. between "a aud 18th sis For partiru
lars apply tn No 335. Corner of 9th aud ST. az
fee. ~ :. y,
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a DESIRABLE STORE ROOM, ia the uro,t
dressing .' It'zen." Box 7O7, Washington, n c.
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E'OR RENT-A pleasant COUNTRY RISI
nENCE- mIles from Washington, on the
ntcdle IN npIke lsadIRG iIom A eNnndrls 10 lee,
burg. For fui theI iaiorma ton address LEWIS
BAILEY Wssl IHetan cit, Ips - 81.
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Two DENTISrS AND OTHERS.-FoR REM
w ~. Rooms No. 246 Pa. avenue, over Mrs.
Wilshts CoTs' store, occupied by dentist for the
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VERY GlIGIBI.E Ruiz DING Tor IN THE
ISECOND WARD FOR SAIE-IOt {,
IN Cushng's subdivision of Square No asI. front
ing = ieet on north street between 10Th aud nth
us. west running rack l2n feet 81 q wide alley /,
This lot fronts oH reservation aud A. very Alri-
pe as q buIilns site. Apply u JAS c. MCGUIRE
n w. NAL ~
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/ TTHIhD AID. -ATTENTION Ann.
~ Psto1R s5tReiioH Of Taxss:-AiI CITIZENS ~
the Ihird W ard WHO are opposed to the doctrines
announced IN the Ma or's recent veto MESA as
and who favor the reduction of taxes are
70 meet II mass meeting at Temperanca Hail on
o'clock for the purpose of nominating candid, fs
for the Board OF Aldermen and three candj,tes SSo
tho Board of Common Council and also 10 annciOt
deexatfs to the Convention to nomlnate ca atss
for Collector, Register and Survey0r, ~
ma S-St MANY CITIzCNS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-24

H$TO p. NJ MARTIN. Esq-SIR: Your car
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