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w e recommend our correspondent to try Mons.
SoNer new sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's 'S1uca
IL IS made after the Turkish recipe; its flavor AZ
ceIleR, aud u affords considerable aid an cases 81
slow aud weak dIgestIon.-The aHest ~ VI
"The Sutana's Sauce as sayory. ni,,u,nt and 60;
cY; happy coInrnatIOn of favors and essences
worthy of the delicate taste Of Sutana the eeIins
eliminating publIc."-ObSsrrSr W u's
r. concentration Of all the piquant resources If
iutAes anu ssia.-URittd S.rrice Gazsffs
alone. lt Is most yalua bic adjunct To FisI Eissh
SL Fowl ana should be placed ON every dinner Ia
Morn. ChroRicle. ''' u'iioious zesI -
sole gents for the United ststes-GARDNER
BRAY& HAYES, 81 C@rnh Ie Bo Ms% "rk; and
MILLER, PA Pa av: ri. n VcSE A. Co corn
er ra; ay. and 10th ST.; and other Grocers
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The CLAIM or Il. W. PERKINS. The Attor-
ney General holds that the claim of this gem
ueman upon the Russian Government upon a
contract for powder and arms is a question ad-
dressed to the conscience Of the Emperor. and
that when parol contract is established it is
a much binding upon the Government as a
contract in writing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

D-In Philadelphia, the war between the jour
neymen shOenIakers and their employers has bro
ken out again. The jOurneymen complain thata at 4
time when there is probability OF an increase IN
the cost of provisions employers are again endeay-
oring to reduce wages, and they indicate deter
minaton 10 compel the bosses To assent to their
terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

THE MOBILE DuEL.-A correspondent Of the n
% Pieayune, speaking Of the recent duel near Mo
bile. between Messrs. Stith and Wick saws:
The meeting took place at II O'Clock a. m, at
the OH race course The weapons Were common
Mississippi rifles; distance, forty PAGES They
fought on the inside of the cOurSe-sume eighty
Yards from the inclOsure and under the open sun
Goodness and calmncsS marked each antagonist as
he walked To his position, and. indeed until the
tragical denOuenent MIR Wick won tue choice
OF position; MIR Stith won the word Ali pre-
linIlnaries being arranged and the weapons placed
In the hands of the belli2erents the usual COM
mand was given Each gentleman answered
dndlbly, ready At the word fire. Mr. Wick
brought his weapon down and discharged it, At
one Mr.. Stith fired, and his antagonist fell in
Simultaneously dead, The ball took effect imnrdj-
ateiy under the left cheek, and ranging upward.
passed into the brain, where il lodged The I'M
fortunate victim fell. stiffrned himself out and
Was dead before his seconds reached him, What
change, \ robust and manly form vigorous
and healthy.-a second and it lies bleeding
cOrse' There's honor for YOU
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BOARDING.

IL OARDING.-PleAsapt ROOMS with RoARD
- can y, otdained at NJ. 4ta r. street south, -
corner "i and 9TH AR cts Table IBoarslcrs can 10
accommodated. ,,,s - o..
ROAhDlNG.-Mrs. HOIMEAD hayiog rs
= moved 10 the house lht-ly occHpied d, Mr.,
SPaidlng, northwest corner a. Atr,..t and IA 49,
a. Prebared 70 accommodate transient or permsDapt
-o-AAD'sh-. n ar
RoARD IN THE CoUNTRY.-Having made
- the past season extensive addItIops a. ,ur
lormer residence, we shall be prepa red Ia eonro.
uatr number Of boaTdcrs during the Sunn,e,
season. The location rs SIX miles from WAshinrtop
80 hNe ir"nl Alexandria. 90 the Columbia t1TD-
PIKE reured, healthy, and Pleasaut: Gne shade eX-
cellent water, and extensive lawns A cayTiare -
leaNe the mansion Tor Washington ever Worllns
and retdrn IA the evening.
LEWIS BAILEY,
n,a 9-ooInl Fairfax county, Va
4 'ObNIRl BoARD.-A few persous fv-,tlo,,
~ shisll children servants can find $3.50
AhD, Three mules fom the city, on dan, go
road' D, applying Ia Box ~, Star Ofice
ma " e,6t'
RoGARD II THE CoUNTRY.-The hes, Of
- Sountry Board can he had at the New H.use,,
~ the CninInlia turnpike, Allen andria c,,upty Us
ne locduon Is Tour miles from Wash ps TON al
hVe rom Alexandria: heslty, pleasant and verS
Terms u per week; Children under Ia hs hi n,is.
FOR PARTICULARS inquire al J. r F. Carlin's Ir,,cay
Agency. A99 9Th st. i'"u
ma lq-eoaw Ezpa rTpa
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REMOVAL OF THE LAND OFFICE FROM Br-
CHANAN IN NINSESOTA.-The Commissioner of
the General Land Office has been advised by
the Land officer at Buchanan, Minnesota. that
in accordance with the order Of the President
Of 2Sth Of March last, the Land Office will be
removed from that place to Portland. where
on the 9Th day of June next, it will be opened
for business. Portland is situated at the hea I
Of the Bay Of Superior, and is represented as
more accessible than the old location. on which
account the removal was ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

IL From the well known - Bloomer book
agent we have lngraham's graphic ''Pillar of
Fire or Israel in bondage work which like
the preceding one 10y this author, The Prince Of
the House Of David is, we believe, having an
extraordinary sale. The author. the Rev. J.
lngraham, will be remembered as the ex-novelist
Prof. Inpraham
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The New STYLE EyvELOPE.-The improved
style OF stamped envelopes with ruled backs,
alluded to by us not long since as being under
consideration by the Postmaster General for
adoption by that Department, have failed to
meet his approval These envelopes have not
yet received such tokens Of public approval as
would warrant the Department in incurring
the increased expenditure which a change
would render necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

II Henry I.inhOf. who last fall entered the Of
fee Of DIR. Roeke. his brotherin-law. in st Louis,
and shot him dead, for separating from his sister
under the Pretext that she was unchaste was tried
and acquitted last week
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

NAvAL.-The U. 5. slOop-of-war Preble, Com
mander Thornton A. jenkins, arrived at Nor
folk, Va, on the 9th May, sixty days from
Montevideo The PrebIe left at MOntevideo
the T. s. brig Perry, Lieut.. Commanding H. L..
Tilghman, and storeship Release, Lieut. Com
handing VIM. A Parker, also the seameiS
Caledonia. Commander "A. Ludlow Case, and
Wcsternport, Commander Thomas L. Hunter.
The two latter vessels were to leave soon for
New York. ..- .,
The L. ). brig Dolphin, Commander Charles
Steedman, Senior officer in command on the
Brazil station,) and the brig cambridge, Lieut.
Commanding Maxwell Woodruff, had gone to
Buenos Ayres to look after American interests
in that quarter.
The Preble was in company on the 10th inst.
in latitude q degrees north, longitude &c de-
grees west, with an American brig standing to
the northward and westward, which showed a
private signal representing an hour glass On
the 18th inst. in latitude - degrees So min
utes north, longitude 6S degrees 81 minutes
west, communicated with the American bark
MagdaIene, Capt. Day, of and from New York
bound to Aspinwall; all we'll.
The following is list of the officers of the
| Preble:
Commander, Thornton A. jenkins; Lieuten
ants, Andrew Bryson, r. b. Lowry, r. d. Mi
nor. h. Randolph Breese; Purser, W. W. j
Kelly; Master, J. n. Miller; Assistant Surgeon
A. l.. Gihon; ID Lieutenant Marines, III. l.
Ingraham; Captains Clerk, J. III. Thatcher
Purser's Clerk, ii. C. Jordan; Boatswain. ii
p. Grace; Gunner, Joseph Swift; Carpenter
]. Il. Smith; Sailmaker, d. c. Brayton.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. Y. Taylor wa
detached from the Preble, and ordered to tn
brig Dolphin, at Montevideo.
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IL " Never forget the dear ones by Root, is
the title Of beautiful song just handed to us by
John +. Ellis; also, from Ells's we have I'm
thinking of thee, Annie,'' words ny ID. 3 Gal
lagher, Esq, of Washington city, and arranged
by Withers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

ITThe seventy fifth annual convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the diocese Of
Pennsylvania, commenced in Philadelphia, Oh
Tuesday. at st. Andrews Church. Right Rev.
Samuel Bowman, Bishop Of the diocese, presiding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

II Senator Douglas passed through Montgom-
cry, Alabama. on the 10Th inst, en- route for his
plantation, which is at present under the waters
Of the Mississippi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

Ncnttu ny tho renowned
" SOyer," on his return
from the Crlmea, and since
his decease Is manufactur
ell by CROSSE Il BLACK
WELL, London, from m.
original recipe. The man
uiactIlrers simply ask iurit
a trial, convinced that II
must add to the already
large consumption, AM,
that a Will prove itself I'M
90 ualled, either as a stimu-
liant to the appetite OF an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LoNpoN
pRESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

D-Powers' Greek Slave is henceforth to figure
in Stewards dry goods store, in New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" WARREN COUNTY, VINGINIA
Will he open ON the 18Th of MAY, 1852 4
me Conductors VIII possess eminent vE.A
advantages for obtaining the best provis- lG:# i
Ions and delIcacIes of the season from the MASH.
lngton and Alexandria markets, such as Crahs
Turtles Fish; &C.. besides supplies of Mutton
wiz Honey, x C., from the markets of the Valley
and Mountains adjacent To the Springs.
Passengers from Baltimore, Washington Rich
lnoiu, anu the lower country, will leave AlexandrIa
~ the morning, and reach BucktOn Station hx The
Manas. as tap Railroad nj II O'Clock the same IA,
C"ni3rtate Coaches will be in readiness 10 con
vey Hl,t0TS To the Springs from Buck ton distanc.
one mule. From Staunton and WInche, ter a ia liz
,ine OF Coaches connects with the Manassas ian
Railroad. zap
- TERMS.
---"- y W
o.
u
children and Servants half the above rates.
10 dhllilss or parties BOa nd for several
persons, a rea Sonable deduction will be made
Mrs. *. PRIrCHARTT will have the PRINCIPAL
MANAGEMENT and control, aided by competent ma
asslstants M every department
FRANCES Il. FOX will be Superintendent
ma 25-2m
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APrOINTMENTS.-Wm r. Parrish to be dis
trict attorney for the southern district of Hi
nois, vice w. j. Allen, resigned. NJ j. TURNKEY
to be district attorney Of the northern district
of Alabama, vice Geo. S. Walden resigned.
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RLACK AND COLORED

RLACK AND COLORED
- SILK RO?ES
Black and Fancy COlOred silk Robes,
Also, handsome assortment double-skirt Barge
Robes,
Lawn Robes, English Chintz Prints,
Organize Lawns, Ducals Valincens
And many other Dress Goods. at le,s than regular
prices. HENRY EGAN
323 Pa. avenue, south ido,
hat6 sDl7 n "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is mad from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26
RUCK BEER! RUCK BEERm
ID BUCK BEER ~
On Thu RSDAN, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY
there will he the glorious reIgno of
KING RICK

who has arrived at
II r | g Nj A Ms.
Pa. avenue, between 81 and "a straets.
HIS Majesty comes direct from Bergdoll Il Prot
ta's Lager Beer Brewery in Philadep nia, witch is
Known by every body Ia be the crack establishment
Of the kind in Il is country.
The public are invited to call and see has Butting
Majesty. ma asst
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Consultation publishes lengthy state
ment of the expenditures Of the Navy Depart
ment for = series Of years.
The Inteil,geHecy quotes from and comments
fsvOrably upon an Grafton recently delivered
by W. ii. TrescOt before the South Carolina
Historical Society, showing the . blighting ef-
fects of stormy controversy" &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

FROM THE PLAiNS-A correspondent of the st
Louis Democrat. writing from Denver CITY on the
cth Instant recOunts the most dePiorabie condition
of affairs on the Plains. Many Of the eniyrants
are dying from starvation, while the others are
subSiStin9 on Prickly pears and wild onions.
found along the road
The stage agent reports picking upa man named
Blue. who WIS reduced to Il skeleton from s,,ryo
non- On recovering. he gave most Iamentablp
account Of his adventures. lie started in compauy
with Two Of his brothers for the mines ON. Of
Them died on the road, and the remaining two
Were SD far bordering 4 state of starvation that
htg dfs las body. Another died and he i'm turn
Was nearly devOured by the survivor
man named Gibbs La reached the mines IN
a Starving cohuluon, ann expressed the opinion
tnat his party nine IN number had al persisted
MANY graves were seen along the route Much
road. " ''ie
The number of departures from the mines is
ABOUT e'iIdl 10 the arrivals. About live hundred
OF the returning emigIants reached IT JoSeUh ON
saturday. All OF whom confirm the previous ac-
Plains " VIZ
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AND FLORAL FES

~ STRAW BERRY AND FLORAL FES
U~S TlVAL.-Thc ladies of Waugh Chapel cor =
gregaon take great pleasure In announcing to their
friends and the public that they will hold a Straw
berry and + loral Festival commencing ON MON
DAY EVENING next, the Sth inst. and To con.
Tune during the week, LIST st east between East
Capitol and A street south in one of Gen. Green's
buildings. They lender their sincere thanks Ia their
friends for the liberal patrO age bestowed on former
nccasIOns. and respectfully solicit the. same
The proceeds for the benefit of the Church Price
of admission 10 cents. ina 25Iw
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LOST AND FOUND.

GS REwAR D.-Strayed from the conmon.
S'c north Of the CITY on weSinesda. If -<A
last wei. red and white Buffalo COW. NSP
WIN tait. The Cal thrca We. Ks old. All
Rad. The above reward viii be paid Ia the find y
upon return "i Cow and CAT Apply o. VII iSON
BARR, No. I96 9Th street. ma a n
STRAfED AWAY From the subscriber. ON
= W ednesda' lat, snail dat / red COW <ofxrA
VIII white spot Ia her farehsad. 90 r ms "a a ~
i"t remembered. wIll pay the sum az
streets " ~ nv" H
ma A-A A. L. NEWTON.
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0FMASS MEETING.-FOURTH WARD
S All citizcns the Fourth Ward opposed To
the present nlsrule Of their municipal affairs, as
taxes, while a marked decrease and retrenchment
IN the employ nent of mechanics aad the laG.rimg
man, veto messages, &C.. Il Co. &C., are respectfully
requested to meet Ia mass meetirg al TempeJauee
Hall. on THURSDAY EVENING next, ljth inst
at O'Clock. for the purpose OF nom mating a Pso
Pies Candidate ford lderman, three Common Coun-
cilmen, Collector, Register and Surveyor.
ma "a ST. MANY SITFFERFRS
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FOR RENT AND SALE

nESiRABi. ~ OTIS FOR SAIE-Sauare Y,
70, ON the Island, having been su!sit .Id,-i ~,
Small Lots for the convenience of persons iss,I,,g
cOmhftSEle homesteasis, will b. disposed .it 90
,na. tie made {" WM. Il. MISE, Esq. AZ, steel,
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/ ATTENTION!
LADIES' TRAVELLING BAGS,
p,NSe.u. SUN UMBRELLAS,
BASKETS OF all kinds, ''0'
BOYS WAGONS and
CHILDREN'S GIGS -
BIRD CAGES of new aud pretty STYLES
BEAuTiFUEGOODS,s suitable for nresents
Mammoth Stock of
FANCY GOODS and TOYS,
Now Opening at
McLAUGHIIN'S,
Hla - u Ia. ave-, bet, 9Th and OIL al
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vi EMS Ann ,ovs,wp,p
"A great variety Of GOODS for Men and Bows
wear al III. EGAN'S,
323 Pa. avenue, south side,
tna @-bt bet 9Th and 1th sta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

SUf Elk = SULTANA SAUCE
~ FoR lioT OR COLD DISHES OF All KISDs
rms most delicious and appetising Sauce was in-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

UNION FESTIVAL, by the La
- dies of different Churches, for the Young
Mcn's Christian Association. at Odd Fellows Hall
7tn street, commencing TUESDAY EVENING,
bookstores and at the door. Single admission d
cents; gentleman and lady % cents season tickets
Tor gentleman and lady, at all times, 81; children
II G -ItS ma 2fi-gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

RARE CHANCE FOR SPECULATION
~ CARPENTER SHOP AND MACHINERY
TOT sale. Apply soon at WIN. p GARDNERiS
southeast corner Of 18th and streets. Terms aads
oeY, ina To- ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

7+REDUCTION OF TAXES-AU citizens
lS ofthe Fifth Ward opposed to the Mayor's
veto, and fayorlng the reduction of taxes and the
numerous CITY Police, are requested tn meet in
Thu RSnAT EVENING next. 2Btt instant, at 8
ciHSS, ior ne purpose Of nominating candidates
gates to the City Convention.
ma p Sc MANY CITIZENS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

. IIEI CKF AT TIE SMITHSONIAN
~ Institution, for the benefit of the Mount Yer
non Fund, by -
HENRY w. MILLER, ESQ. OFN.C
on MONDAY EVENING, the SptI inst Doors
open AT Z, Lecture To commence a quarter before 8
precisely. Tickets ~ cents.
NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Miss Lame, Mrs. Isaac TOucey,
Mrs hreGyard, - Jeremiah =. Black
" Howell Cobb, % Joseph hOlt.
% Jacob Thompson, " Philip Cla,tcn
- john Ii. Floyd, :. George w Riegs
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PERSONAL.


TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS WANTS SIT
II ATlONS. On- = cook washer. aud lrouer /.
the other u do chamlerwork and assist an washing
aud framing. Good city references given. Inquire
AZ $50 eth street. between G. AMI II. Il"
WANTED-A SITUATION a. housekeeper Nv
'" COMPETENT person Good rei-ren~es " N
h'gIvSn. Address for three days Box =. Star 0f
nee. ma &c Tn MA IA
WANTED-A GARDENER. ca single nARn
W None VIII SUIT but a temporal, industrious.
AID competent man. Apply II 90 West street
Georgetown. mA p N
WANTEn-A SITUATION a. chamll,rusid
w houSemald. OF s6anstrsss hy . YounE An or
lcSn woman, willing Ia make her self uaCfdl. Al
dress Box No Z, Star Otlice. uta p n
WANTED-An those afflicted with Inaamm,
w tory Disease 20 read the testimonials Of Dr.
other column. mar n ~
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MooRE'SPu PURE SODA WATER. with Cream
NJ and other Syrups, at MOORE'S West End

Also, Ayre's and Bulls Sarsaparillas; Baker,
bltters, and o. the new Medicines Of the day
Choice lot Of Havana Cigars. ma q 9x
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

Two DENTISTS AND OTHERS-Eop Pes
The Rooms No. FAC Pa avenue, over Ms.
w. oors't Store ocenPled by dentist for the
IL w NiShi'
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MISS G. IINDSIEY,
Over Ciasett Mays DIV Goods Store,
Ne. 32i P,HH. dreaHS. bet . h and In,h Ms
Respectfully informs the ladies' IcitIZems and
pre- pared to Cut and Fit
DRESSES AND MANTLES
notice.
IL Please remember tn. place-Over CIagett &
Mays Dry Goods Store, No. 324 Pa. avenue ho-
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. ~ let
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kNOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
with large hack building. containing 10 T.o,,s
situated corner Virginia enu- aid l1i street one
square south Of tile Smithsonian tttutiou Tha
rent will be- low a. q good tenant. ApnIN IN TIC
premises; "rto WM. WANDER, wood ward ooTo
ner and 9th sts. rs 10 o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

T"ICE CREAM Ol the very best uuality served
uS to Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs and Private
Families at a very low price. FRESH CAKES
mad. every day aud sent To any part OF the civ
Particular attention given To serving Parties with
every thing that IS necessary. Apply at the PHIL
AIEl.PiliA CONFECTIONERY, corner of eth
ard streets. ma J,s
~ 3.6.-BAI.TIMORE CONFEcrIoNE
nS RG.-Persons in want Of ConfectI ousry
Water lees, and Ice Cream, made of tha nnresst
cream, OF various navOrs, ut 81 ~ per gallon viii
please call at $50 9th street, between G. aud "''
Parties, Excursions, x c., supplied with lee Cream
at ) pr gallon. eo'"
Particular attention paid to furnishing Balls.
Dinners, SHppers, &c. '''
ap Sl-lms JOSEPH SCHAEEIEI
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barometer at the Smithsonian, at a. m fcor
rected for temperature 0l3e; at noon 81, I9ta
Thermometer at a. m, 6j at noon 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-05-26

E"oh KENT convenient FRAME not So
on iaIh street, brtWNcn : aud q si>.. oppastto
fIerce's NurseiS. THIS house contStnss comfort
abe rooms With the privilege 81 sta,e IA 49, g.
ahed. Rent : ~ per month. InqDtFe II CART Nj
TON N LBUl ID. No 10 lsoBis iana avenn,. oppo-
kIts 5, ST. ma "a entis
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TMR. EDITOR.-PIease announce the name
lN of our much respected and worthy citizen of
the Second Ward, Mr. CHARLES |. COLTMAN
as Candidate for the Board of Aldermen at the
ensuing election. He has been Unidentified for more
than thirty years with the interests of our CITY, lie
has grown with her growth, and engthened with
laborlng man, and will be supported by
IL MANY VOTERS.
% SECOND WARD, ATTENTION-An
US the cltIzens-Oi the Second Ward who are i'm
Iayor of taking party pOlics out of munci pal af-
iaITs, and who favor a reduction of Ia xeB and an
Increased public school accommodation. are re-
quested 10 meet IN mass meeting at Temperance
Hal, Gn FRIDAY EVENING. tho 9th INST at g
O'Clock, Tor the purpose of nominating candidates
for the coming city election.
ma T-N MANY CITIZENS.
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Fox RENT-A comfortable three -stor, RRICK
Nv Milling, on north r.. between ~ I'D II
sctreets west. The House confirms roon,s snJ a.
,ufsht VIII gas through az. For terms ,ppiN a.
JpdN " SEMMES a cos GroceT, rtyre
corn " sth street and IsouisIal a avenue stno.its
It end Centre Market. r's D. - "a
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" STAND FROM UNDER!
US FIRST GRAND RALLY OF THE CAMp.IcN,
THE OLD SIXTH IN THE FTELDT
A mass meeting Of the Anti Know NOthings of
the sixth Ward VII be held at Odd Fellows Han
Navy Yard, on THURSDAY EVENING, the aSt6
Instant, at71z o'clock. The following med gen
tlenlen will address the meeting: 80"
WALTER LENOX, Esq,
DAVID CRAWFORD, Esq,
nj. w. CLUSKEY, Esq
H. A. COOK, Esq and
i. McNERHANY, ESQ.
His Honor tho Mayor and our candidate for CIT
Collector will also be present. '
COMMITTEE.
John ID. Brandt, Aaron w. Miller.
Wlllism 6addIs, Andrew'French
James Crane, Bernard Bryan
l.. A. Lusll, ... ma "a ST.
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SARAH ODONNOGliTE-
LANES O'DNNNOGUI r.
W. s-n7..v P,EiTER O'DoNNoGHUE.

FOR RENT-A small HOUSE on 9th street ., :,
II near street north, Capitol Ain - .asl
rooms: Inquire at No. 80 East Capitol street
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ICE PITCHERS ICE PITCHERSm-Just re-
~ = ceIved. hne and large assortment ofWwN
Pialn, Chased, and EngIne-turned ICE~
PlrCHERS: Being plated on the finest ~
quality OF white metal, we can warrant them KY
to give entire satisfaction.
II. SEMkEN,
ma * 330 PA. av.. bet 9th aud lnth sts
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GREAT BARGAINS IN
" DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
We have just opened and mari ed down at greatly
reduced prices
Handsome Barge Robes at 81. 3 81, and $50
81 Rich Double skirts and flOunced do very cheap
y" Elegant Lawn Robes at SI-51, LIS, and SIS,
81 Dress Patterns, all Silk Tissues and Bareges at
q cents per yard, which is not half the cost
100 pieces Fonard and French Summer Silks at very
low prices.
In fact, We are selling of all Fancy Goods very
cheap, to close them out this season.
J. w. COLLEY 4 Co,
ma l-2w 023 9Th street. above Ph Az