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mar IS SIN Hn St WSc,lMn eT foIk,

=, FEVER AND ASUE is terrible disease. OF "all
he Ills that flesh is heir to- il is the fainte.t in its
hrst manifestations, the most unreientine in its
progress and the most defiant of medical skill
Fever and Ague Is more destructive of life thar
consumption, because 1t is more easily induced and
thereiore more prevalent Ii marks its Victims for
the sufferer grows weaker and weaker, and each
hour does ne fear strong conscou sness OF
oil those that has defed medical science-a few
cases once In while having been Gu red and report
cd. Weare happy to announce that Dr. T. Hosret-
yer, OF Pittsburgh, has prepared a compound that
mas never been known to fail IN curing the wor
eases OF I'M. terrible disease We rscosp,naud ~
H0steff,s celebrated Biffers to suffering ,nInan-
/ Ity generally, as sure and speedy cure.
| erywhere. ma Is eost
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To CONsUMPrIvRs.

IyheTN 5 Cod Liver OIL Jf[[v.
This great specific for Consumpti1n Is fast sinner
eeaing All others In its curative effects upon those
SIlioted Win tnuseroular diseases, Prepared upon
robbed OF the nanseons taste of the plain article it
Is received into the stomach in its jelihed form,
and dlgested passing into the small Intestnes drop
by drop, supplying the wastes of the body by its
talolng nature IN oyefcoming the disease Ap-
proved by the New York Academy OF Medicine,
preparation 10 confidently offered as a remedy for
Censqmpt0n and a. Scrofulous affections
spectacle druggists. Price 81 per bottle
PENFoLD, PARKER MOWER
NO. 10 Beekman street, New York,
mar io-Sm Wholesale sents
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MARRIED.

At the Thirteenth street Baptist Church. on the
4th instant. by Rev. Mr. Hill, DIR. r L. CAMP
daughter of Isaac Clarke, Esq of Washington
city, ID. G. IN. Y. Herald and Tribune.)
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BARRY's TRIcopUKRors

DHNhI IhICUFHkHUUS
is the best and cheapest article for Dressing Beau
hfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re
storing the Hair Ladies, try 1t. Sold by all Drug
gIsts and Psrfumers m.,I2-sm
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MEYERS MIRACULOUS VERMIN DESTROYER
the Oldest and best remedy known for isxt .rminat
ing R.ts and Mica, CUckrOaches Bugs Ant
den insects. 1890 S
RPrinciPsl Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere ma III am
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Noricr--DTs'rtef Of CoIxmbia Adccsfsenssfs
" !" inserted N ths BALTIMORE Sun ars ysostrsd
- aHd Forwarded from TIE STAR Office
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ne BEsoM OF pEsTRUcTToN Is the fatality among
yuL syuhS and mddleaged 10 indulge In ex cess nd
ueaSas,ne naoits. Those who are learning for SONS
lnnyaence to dispel the growing evil, should read
rHnn.a Ffdttg, or Phestoisg,eaI ReNayr6sS. III
In uIrid coloTS for It is beautifully Illus
ALL the causes and effects oflocal and vital dis
eaSe anu decay, pointing out the Only sure SAFETY
rH.t-fead the advertisement of " TTtsxeyuar" in
q otter column. Sold by DR.. Barrow 1914 Bbsecher
where. ''' SO'iN ii0e oNeis =
8, sgd also by S. Calvert Ford, jr, Washington,
~ " ma7-lm
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DIED,

On the morning of the cath instant. after an ILL
ness Of three days, of cholera infantun, Louis
FRANCIS, aged months and 4days infant son of
Maria ]. ard VIM. A. Thompson.
Weep not for me, my parents dear;
am gone To rast-yOu need not fear
My stay was short as YOU NAV see
Therefore prepare to follow me-
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The GERMAN AND ENGLISH SCHOOL ELEVENTH
STREET This school is the first ever esta blished
IN THIS city under the direct auspices of our Ger
man leAow-cllzens IL was Instituted some ten
years ago, and placed in the hands of nine trus
tees, who are elected annually. The system Of
instruction under Prof Marten the ACCOMPLISHED
teacher, comprises the common school branches
in German and English. neither of which branches
is taugh t to the neglect of the other fact which
should be generally disseminated as MANY Amer
lean parents are thereby informed that here they
can have their children instructed thoroughly in
the German language without detriment To their
English studies. In country like ours the inn
portdnce OF our people acquiring a thorough
knowledge of the German tongue cannot be too
mighty estimated, in view of the increasing So
cial and business intercourse between these two
branches of our population The intercourse be-
tween the two grows year by year more intimate
and business and social interests more identical
J ne annual examination of this school on the
10Th and 18th inst in the presence Of the trustees
and Of many American ladies and gentlemen
teachers, clergymen and others was a most sue
cessful one, and must have been highly pleasing
70 tne parents and friends Of the pupils. They
were exercised alternately Ia their English and
German studies, and evinced great readiness in
both, answering in name TO satisfy all present
that they possessed thoro Ighly comprehensive
KhoWIeuSe OF the various subjects upon which
they were examined. The first class embraces
sxty-elght pupils, and the second class slNty-three
L ne female department is most ably presided
over by the intelligent Miss Dingeler, who CO.
operates heartily with Prof. Marten in the per-
formance of his arduOus and responsible duties
The directors Of this school are Messrs Kaiser
hloman. Loxman, MenerJ, Killian, Schultz Vi
gler, Peterson, and schweiring, under whose
auspices their grand annual May festival is to take
place next Monday at Loefierfs City Garden, in
New York avenue. The exercises there will con-
sist of speeches, singing, dancing, gymn sites
etc and VIII be highly interesting as no people
under the sun better know how to prosecute soc al
pleasures in moderate and temperate way than
our German citizens.
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Dr.. CAHILL, the celebrated Irish lecturer and
orator, Ia t. lecture at the Assembly Rooms Lon
isiana avenue, on Monday, w ednesday and Friday
nights next, as will be seen by reference to tbs,
advertisement In another column The subjects
chosen by this eminent gentleman for the enter
tainnent aud instruction Of his hearers here will
draw together large crowds of the Intelligent peo-
pie Of the Federal Metropolis.
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McGUIRE's SALE OF PAINTINGS YFsTgRp,y
On the above OCCASION the salesroom of NcGinire
q Co was filled with ladies and gentlemen who
Were DESTROYS Of possessing some Of the paintings
which have been on exhibition there for several
DAYS past, and which were then to be offered for
sale Though the company was large, and the
Pecunlary ability Of the bidders to paw well for
their purchases beyond dispute many of the finest
paintings were sold at very moderate prices, and
none extravagantly high.
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EXCURSION We understand that the Como
rate authorities Of Georgetown have invited both
Houses OF Congress TO accompany them on an ex
cursion tomorrow, at p. m, to view the sites O
the Long Bridge and the Alexandria Aqueduct
as the two proposed localities for the railroad
bridge The boat will start from the steam boa
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FIRE ALARM.-Last night, about ten O'Clock,
nght was seen to shoot up in the Seventh Ward
Whleh looked as II tre had just broke out in a
stable or carpenters shop. Ii caused am alarm of
fire, and the active frenen were soon ont with
their apparatus The light COON growing pale
ana apparently dying out, reminded them Of a
political meeting called for last night in that
Ward; and they returned to their apparatus rooms
satisfied that II was only bonfire
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W Tsessh The STAR - prf.ssd on tAs ra,t.a
ssa" press - s's ses,A Of Baltinors, its edition
'erss az 70 rsqsirs is to Be pat to press at a.
s1''s hos Advertisements, therefore, ,korld DO
'''' ~ e5ors Tirslrs O'Clock, "; Otherwise tIs,
rss so appear srsil fhs rszt das.
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The NEW METHODIST CHURcH-The d Irchase
OF the valuable property corner Of Ninth and F.
streets, by w L. SmithsOn, ESQ for church pur-
poses, excited some curiosity among the portion
OF the community interested in the progress of
ieHglous organizations to know for what par
ucular organization IL was purchased Upon in
curry, we ascertained that ii is intended for the
ste OF nne church edihce to be erected in this
city Tor the Methodist Episcopal Church south,
tne corner stone OF which will probably be laid
earlv IN the coming autumn. The plan of the
edlnce has not been definitely acted upon by the
building committee, but that Of the st. PauI's
(Metnodistl Church, New York appears to be the
Iavorite at the present time
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IMPORTANT TO HOUsEKEEPERsANDO rHERs.-If
you Wish 10 protect your carpets, furs, &c, from
moth during the warm months we would advise
you to use Moores Insect DESTROYER IL will not
only afford you certain protection against moth
nut Will ria your house of bed bugs, reaches ants
nles, and every pest of the insect family Ii is
entirely free from poison. 1t is warranted to do
as represented. Tryit and YOU will be convinced
Price IS and so cents--at Moore's West-end Drug
Store II3 Pa avenue .
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Il NO. s-SNATcHED FROM THE GRAvE-Yearly
Ine.e ae thousands saved from DEATH by timely re-
so.. So, 70 Mrs Gardner's Indian Balsan of Liver
wor n snd Hosrhound. IL is effecting remarkable
,s 10 a9 1 is Tor sac at all tie druggists.
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MARRIAGE AT PARLIAMENTARY BAPTIST
CHuRcH-I esterday afternoon very large com
Pany assembled in the Thirteenth street Baptist
Chnrch 10 witness the marriage Of DR. r Il
Campbell, Of New York, and Miss Julia Clark
daughter Of Isaac CLARK, Esq, Of this CITY
Inc service was that Of the Baptist Church
and administered by Rev. DIR. Hill The choir
OF the church, of which the happy pair had once
been members, added to the interest Of the occa-
sion by performing in very fine style music appro-
pirate TO the occasion Doctor Campbell is a ma
i've OF Washington, where he is well known and
highly esteemed; but is at present a resident of
New York, where he holds the Important position
OF Examiner Of Patents in the well-known house
OF Munn 20. After receiving the congratula-
uons Of numerous friends the happy pair took
leave OF their friends in w ashi ngtOn and de-
parted for their home in New York
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he certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. az san
W.. o.. NoTIcF THIS CARD.
We solicit the attention of All persons in want nj
SIothlng, to our large and fashionable stock of
CIothihg and Gents Furnishing Goods. Our good ;
Sre Al manufactured by ourselves, and we conf
dentS assert that we can give better goods and
more more satisfaction ami at cheaper rates than any
otneI establishment IN this city. ANY STYLES of
antied. MCCaNX& 60, 1""t
ma '-lm National Hotel Building.
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
All VI Ut: Humphreys n Co.'S specific Ho-
meoPathic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, In boxes, at p and 81 cents each Also,
IN cases, containing % vials from 81 to SIS
eachS with book of full directions. For sale by
"a. Y Gllman: 800 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
Tetali agent; w. A. Fitzgerald $50 north r street:
also Dy + Is. Winter, north corner of X street and
Nernont avenue. Also. Ponds Extract or Witch
HSEtt, Tor internal and external in1ammatfons of
all kinds. Sold as above maeIv
PXNNIEs:-Persons desiring Pennies will aways
NM hAm for eEohante at the Star Odioe onu nter
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The ALEXANDRIA ExPRKss.-Our fellow-citi-
zens desiring freight or pac ges Transported be-
tween any part Of the District and Alexandria
should remember that Osborne's Express keeps A
sIaIe al tne star ofhce There is no more regular
NY nor any whose charges are more reasonable
A line written on their slate at the Star once in
sures their prompt attention Immediately
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DISMISSED Yesterday afternoon. la. Welsh
and Henry Evans, who were arrested on susnicion
OF being connected with the firing of the store of
Thos. w Fowler, in the Northern Liberties, sp-
Pedlso before JusuceN Dom, according to their
bond, for hearing. After the hearing of the
testimony before him, none Of which tended TO n x
he fact upon the accused, they were disc charged
{ ON custody.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION The convention Of
abroad officers attached to the different lines be-
tween New York and New Orleans, which as
ssmbled In this city last week, adjourned TO meet
in Chattanooga on the 9th Of June. The object
Of the convention Is to prepare schedule by
which the time between New York and New
Orleans will be reduced to three and quarter
days.
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T GLYMONT PAVILION.
i HIS Beautiful summer resort has been greatly
improved and is now open for the accom-
mediation OF Parties. Boats can he char yEAY
tered this season on the most reasonable lt.W
terms making il the cheapest and most pleasant
place for excursions on the Potomac river. Sunday
schools and other religious parties that do not wish
to participate IN dancing will find every other
coInmodaiion for the enjoy ment Of both children
and parents. The place can be engaged for excur-
sions by making application at the corner Of Thir-
teenth street and Penn. avenue.
". B.-The grounds are free 20 all parties after
three DAYS no ice. Meals and Refreshments will
be,served by the proprietors.
ma S-eolm JONES Il MILLER
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
EAterminates Bed Bugs, Reaches Ticks Ants
=, Garden Insects, &c.
~ coHtGIHS Poison
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WATCH RETURSs.-All the inmates of III,
guard-house last night were dodgers.
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ALEXANDRIA MArrERs.-The election for State
omeers was held yesterday in Alexandria county,
anu resuIted as follows For Judge of the Cir
cult Court, Judge J. w Tyler had no opposition,
ana received 1888 votes; C. NJ. Csstleuan. Dem
was elected Sheriff over w. ID. Massey, Am by
2o2 majority; Chas- E. Stuart, Dem, received 1856
majority Tor CommonwealthS Attorney, over S.
Beach, Am Geo. Duffey, Dem, was elected
commissioned of the Revenue by majority Of
IcO over II. l.. Simpson, Am. The first three
named successful candidates were The former in
cumoents of their respective offices Mr. Castle
man held the office of Deputy Sheriff. For Coun-
" Constables. H l.. Monroe, J. Padgitt, J A
heys, and w. W. Walker, received a majority
OF the votes cast: The magistrates are J. A Eng
Isn, z l.. Neale. w. A. Harper, J. Wheat
G. p. shaw, w. N Brown. Thos Smith, Edwid
Burchell, Turner Dixon, r. Brockett s. Beach
X: 6: Violet, E. F. Wilmer, w. H Fowle. ]
w Simms, J. Dawson.
The election was conducted in very ORDERLY
manner, ana In the evening the successful candr-
dates were waited upon by large crowd of their
friends beaded by hand Of music Speecb,s
Were made toasts drank, and coed time gener-
ally was INDUCED in
The president and directors of the Alexandria
anSl oon Pany made their regular annual trip up
tle Lanai yesterday, in the steamer FLYING Cloud,
II me purpose of examining the work They
Proceeded as far as the Georgetown Aqueduct,
oil Iound the Canal in excellent repair.
Inc general convention of the INDEPENDENT
order OF Rechabites was held in Alexandria yes
Le'udy: ana In the evening a procession was
formed, and preceded by band Of music, the
order p1raded some Of the principal streets eac b
member wearing the regalia Of the order Two
very handsome banners were displayed in the
procession. After parading the streets the order
entered in body the M. T.. Church South where
appropriate addressed were delivered by Rev Mr.
Blount, Of Alexandria; Rev. Mr.. Slicer, Of Balti-
more; ana Thornton Triplett, of Alexandria A
beautiful bound copy Of the Bible was presented
to Virginia Tent, No 39S, by the ladies of Alley
andrla The presentation was made by Miss
Aoelaae Humphries in behalf of the ladies' and
Rev. Mr.. Blount received the Gift on behalf of
Tent ~ ~ Vi
The citizens of Alexandria are promised rich
treat Tonight in the shape of an exhibition by the
benefit of the Orphan Asylum. They will be as
sisted by the Misses Daniel, of Washington, who
have kindly consented TO lend their valuable aid
upon the occasion.
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AcoUIrTAL OF WESLEY WOODWARD IN BALrI-
MORE, CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF FRANKLIN
NAFF.-The American says that the jury In the
above case came into Court at half past 10 oclock
yesterday The prisoner was then placed at the
bar. The jury was then called over, and the fore
man responded to the clerks inquiry, as to the
guilt or innocence Of the prisoner at the bar NOT
guilty The prisoner sank in his seat and shed
tears Of JOY at the rendition Of the verdict, and
the vast crowd in the lobby evinced their happi-
ness Of the result by stamping of feet fhis
was, however, soon suppressed by the bailiffs
Woodward was then remanded to Jail to answer
three charges u malfeasance in ONCE pending
against him.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE LADIES GRAND UNION FESTIVAL
FOR THE
Young Mems Christian Association

ODD FELLOWS HALL. 7th st ADORE d.
Every Evening during the week commencing
MONDAY. May 18th.
The public are invited TO see the rich display of
beautiful flowers and elegant decorations TO par
take of tde delicious Fruits, Creams &c and to
enjoy pleasant and social hour while aiding a
most important and good cause,
The best muSIcSs engaged
Single tickets for ladies' gentlemen, and children
Is cents. Season tickets, admitting gentleman
and lady, 81. ma y m
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It rel MARE. Goes delightfully."- under n
saddle, and also works well in harness. IN
Will be sold cheap, as the owner has noN6
further use for her. To be seen for q few DAYS At
FLEMMlNG FOY'S Livery Stable, street
between ~ and 9th SITS. ma q as
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THE coNFEsSsfgo Z s,a ANR EXPERIENCE
Designed for the benefit and a. a WARNING ana
caution % young men who suffer from Nsrcess D.
early srrnrs; supplying q the same time fbe Nsass
o. ~ Csss; BY sufferer from the above cause
ana IRON meolcal In position and Quackerv
SIMPLE copies lmailed freel on feceivins a post
rald knvelope, beerlng the sddress on the A.
FORD Kings Co, New York. 3, Il -soinH
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a Rich TRsAT Is In store for our citizens to.
Key Biunts reading for the benefit of the Ladies
Mount Vernon Association. or course n will h,
very numeronsly attended by our elite and patriotic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-05-25

JUST RECEIVED
OHAW'S PATENT GAS COOKING-RANGE,
tl7 n cest article Tor summer 10 be found Call
3 I'd see. J. w. THOMPSON 4 Co.
ma 2-T 269 Pa. av., betw. 10th and II n stI.
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THE DRILL OF The NATIONAL RIFLEs in front
of the CITY Hall, yesterday afternoon, was wit
messed with great pleasure by several thousand
spectators, among whom was the Mayor and a
number Of members Of the City Council The
company turned out ffty-one rank and ile, and
presented most soldier-like appearance, as they
performed with great accuracy the various evolu-
lions Of the new Hardie manual, under the CON-
mand Of their accomplished captain.
CLOTHING -Smith, 40 Seventh street who hs
RECENTLY commenced the ready-made clothing
business is already tasting the fruits of judicious
and extensive advertising; for he is selling more
goods Just now than all the rest of the Seventh
street clothing stores are together selling. He IL
shreyd enough 10 be content with small protts,
10 keep on hand an excellent stock, and to be I'M
tiring I'm his attentions to bis customers
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M A L q HIS II A l. IA
w Is NOW OPEN AT
II l. II 4 n N o v IL II ALL,
PA. arehKs, Washington. ID. e.,
For SHORT SEASON.

These superb Paintings embrace every object of
interest la Northern, Central and Southern Italy
W.FENN q, Esq,
The Distinguished Lecturer, will illustrate the
Paintings.
Doors open every evening at O'Clock; commence
at 3. Matinee every Wednesday and SATURDAY.
Doors open at y o'clock m; commence at l.
Admission Is cents; children Is cents schools 10
cents Una l7) ]. YOUNG Nauarer
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LyoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
are CERTAIN Death to Rats and Mice
Sold everywhere. arg 5u
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Or. WIN MAsRuDKR speaks tonight I'm IN,
fifth ward. at the hay scales. See advertIsemen
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FINE MARE-The mare and foal to be sold
tomorrow at McGure's, at 10 a. m, are said to be
oI very superior thorough) blood, as well as
very fine riding animal To one DESIRING such
stock, the chance is good one
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MUNICIPAL POLITICS.

n GRAND RALLY
In WIN. h. MAGRUDER And other distin-
Fiit6 Wsrd TiiIS EVENING. At O'Clock a. the the
Hill. N
THE SIXTH WARD ~. THE FIELD :
DemocTatlo and AntI Know Nothing voters OF the
Slxth Magd wi be- he'd at Odd .re.lows' Hs !,
II3st Speeches will be msds b. Hon. 4. 6 BTosn n
8 "a. R"ger A. Pryor. Hon, William MONTGOMERY,
nomIsee for MAYOR viii be present Come ONE.
II e ,, COW. OF OF ARRANGEMENTS.
SEVENTH wARD-THE MAYOKALTY-
Young Mems Dempcfatlc Cluh Of TIE seventh
ware, = III take 9lsce 81 ISLAND HALL, on SAT
Will be present. The Democrats and 81 a Knoa
Nothns OF the Ward and the cItizens generallr,
and show ms enemies of truth, and the men a.,
measures Of Demo racy. that the Capitol of the
nah1on, hal never 10 ruled By Know NothIny Re
THE MUNICIPAL EI.EI T. ON-TR- WN
= b. MhGRUDER, having Jeen invited BE- ms
friends Of the Fourth Waid Will address the
the 9Th instant in front OF the CITY Hall, on the
slWect OF Municipal Pc itIcs. Mr. FRANK NJ.
SFsNcER ana Others will also address the meeting.
ELECTION WILL BE HELD ON MON
n DAY, 4th Of June nAxt al q T. MolsInsis
Wood Ofhcs, north side of stree, between Nine
Der OF the Board of Alderman three members of the
boata of Common Council, and Assessor.
wv. EMERS6N,
JAMES KELLY.
=. commissioners OF LIST Precinct let Ward.
w MAYORALTY.
MAGRUDER a. candidate for the Mayoraity al
next yr a. X TT ~
@
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"a MOSQUITO NETTING.
.JV PIECES MOSQUITO NETTING. White
and CoOTcd. Just received at
II. EGAN'S.
1913 Pa. avenue, south side.
ma 24-6t Between 9Th and 18th SITS.