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RECoyERING.-A letter received in this city
from ST. Albars. Vermont. dated on the Goth
instant, says that Rev. DIR. Olds, of Christ
Church, (Eplscopal,) Navy Yard. who is at
the springs there for treatment for a tumor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

FOURTH WARD MEETIxG.-On Tuesday
evening meeting OF the citizens o! the Fourth
Ward was held AT Father W gets school house
when Dr. A. j. schafhiTt was called 10 the
char, and DIR. 3 =. Bond chosen secretary
The object Of the meeting was stated 10 De 10
appoint committee 20 wait on the respective
candidates of both parties. and ascertain which
OF sny) OF them would pledge Themselves 10
carry out the provisions of an act already on
the statute books: 4. 2. TO grade / street north
from Tlber Greek TO 7th street east. and TO
pledge themselves and those of the club 20 vote
Tor the candidates 80 agreeing. On motion. DR.
- - Bond. Dr. A. J. Schafhirt. John Patch
and j. NJ. Mcguire were appointed the commit
tee, and the meeting adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

Blue FLANNEL SUITS, color warranted:
thoroughly sponged. All sizes, at Saks i Co.,
5l7 .th street.
N .-No inferior nannels kept in this es-
tabliskmept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

A BOAT RACE-A spirited race took place
Yesterday afternoon from 9th street wharf 10
Giesboro' and return. between the yachts
s.NaIad Queen" owned by Captain Bro wn, of
BrItaIn's Bay, Md. formerly of the U. =
Nayy,) and Perseverance" belonging to
Captain Miller. Both boats proved themselves
fast sailers, with but little advantage between
the two. The Perseverance arrived al Gies-
bOro' a few spans ahead OF her competitor,
while the "Naiad Queen" came IN ahead on
the return trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28
THE CnrRrS

Court IN GENERAL TERM.-To-day the case
of Caroline NJ. Willard agt Joseph T.. willard
was argued by Messrs. Mcpherson, Appleby,
and Mattingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28
CITY ITEMS.

FINE FOREIGN and domestic Cassimeres and
Coatings for Gentlemen's wear made 10 order
al Geo. &. Henning's, No. 5ll eth street. Fits
guaranteed after Natures own sweet model
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

TIE MUNICIPAL ELEcTIoN.-Ord>r 10 hs
PoIicenen.-Major Richards has issued the fol-
lowing order: circumstances require that the
attention Of policemen be called 10 the lDt n
general rules, page 10 of the manual the las,
clause of which IL in the following language:
A policeman should not actively interfere for
or against any candidate. challenge voters, dis
tribute tickets, or act the partisan under penal
ty Of immediate dismissal"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

SEvEETH WARD-FTRST SUB OR VOTING
~ PRECINCT-Noticei 10 hereby given. that IN
conformity to the provisions of the Charter Of the
City OF Washington election will be held in the
first Suh or Voting Precinct Of the Seventh Ward,
on MONDAY, the frst day Of June next, ct the
corner OF stb street vest and street SOUTH south
side, for Mayor two members OF the Board OF Al
oernen-ope to serve one year, and one two years
and three members Of the Board of Common Couu-
votes Of all who registered In the said SeyeEh
Ward OF the City of Washington, the initial letter
celved. Polls open at .. m. and close At p. IN
J. +. B. PCRSELl,
j. l.. PEARSON,
j. l.. n. BOWEN
N COrRrnisx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB-This
club met on Tuesday evening when Mr.. G.
Gray said that the flags, having the name OF
President, and also a burgee with the names of
Sayles J. Bowen for Mayor, were flying at the
mast head. A vote Of thanks were tepdered
Mr. VIM. Boron for painting the two flags, he
having generously done IL tree of charge. Az
ter the appointment Of several committees, Mr..
A. Scott was called on and addressed the meet
ing, after which they adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnftt's Florimel closely resem bles
the odor of a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave its peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief fer NAM
hours. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

EXPRESS BUsTNEss.-We understand that
the business of the Virginia Express Company
has increased TO such an extent as 10 require
the addition of several more wagons TO the force
IN Washington The Merchants Express
has lately ceased operations, and this, together
with the fact that the irginia has been stead
lily growing in public favor, uLder the mana ge.
msnt of its Agents, Messrs. ColdweII a Chest
new. Of the well-known auction firm of !. It.
Coldwell & Co, has given the Virginia a large
share of the carrying trade from Baltimore to
this civ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

For CoRNs or other complaints of the feet
visit DR.. Whites rooms, IA Pennsylvania
avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
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LARCENY CAsRs.-Yesterday, Ohicer Fox,
OF the Fourth Ward, arrested Marun Maher
and John Stevens, on the charge of stealing a
calico dress belonging 10 Martha Tibos. and
} Justice Harper dismissed the first named and
committed the latter TO Jail for court
Omcer X Il. Taylor, yesterday arrested John
W. Ferguson, colored, on the charge OF the
larceny OF gas fixtures belonging TO the I'm
proved Gas Light Company. and Justice Nor
sell held him to bail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

THE MANDAMUs ON THE REGIsTHRs-The
ing with their counsel. Messrs. Davidge. Mer.
rick and Fendall, but Iot having their answer
prepared 10 the rule to show cause why man.
damus should not issue commanding them to
erase the names OF soldiers registered, further
time until ten O'Clock to- morrow vas given
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

WE JUDGE from the immense sales that Mrs
S. 4. ANen's Improred new style) Ha,r Restorsr
or Dressing I'm one bottle) Is preferred by every
one. Every Druggist sells il. Price One Dol
lay on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

HYMENIAL-This morning, ,here was quite
IN assent lage at the ~ street PRESBYTERIAN
Church most of them from South Washington
10 witness the nuptials OF Mr.. w. II. Fletcher
tof Mitchell * Co.'S carpet establishment
and Miss Mary l. Ward. recently a fayorite
pupil of the Fourth District Grammar school.
Mrs. Amidon's. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Or. Sunderland OF the AZ street
Churc b. assisted by Rev. George III. Snyth. OF
the Sixth Street Church, and after the happy
couple had received the CONGRATULATIONS OF
tnelr many friends present. they lett IN the ~
o clock train for honeymoon trip North
Inc ompany were accompanied to the altar
ny MesSrs. r. Poole and RoxbUry as grooms-
men, and Misses Katy Thompson and She'd as
brldetmaids-the ladies holding IL their hands
beautiful boquets. and II was remarked thai il
was one OF NE preii'est wedding parties ever
seen al the altar Of that church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

TIE RIVER FRONT. May2S-Hrrrsg's ITJ1 #
Aarriyed-SchI; Minerva, Beck, from the Lower
Potomac. with wood for Harvey. Clark *
Given. SaIled-Schr. Vim. John. Street for
Georgetown TO load with coal for an Eastern
port.
CATERS UHGlf.-Salled-Schrs. VIM. Fraser
Apologize. for Baltimore, light; John Beatty
Snockry' Tor GeoTeetown, to load with coal for
Philadelphia.
R7~y'g Observation-Disclosures Tropic.
Banks, from Salisbury. with lumber for w II
Puget; ENtre. Taylor. from James river, with
lumber for VIM. Mclean: Orator, Brown,fro
Machodoc, with wood for w. H. Campbell 4
Son; clipper Yacht. Barnes, from Hunting
Greek Va, with superior quality Of seaside
oysteas foI Turner Il Co: Mary AuguNa Mat
thews, from Cherrystone, with clans and
white sand for market: MAY Flower. Faupce
from Lynnhaven BAY. with oysters for Turner
X Co.; sloops Mark Whitehall, Higgins, from
Gone river, with oysters for Richard WingfieId
Susan Brewer, johnson, from hunting Greek.
a, with CLAIMS for Turner 81 Go. Sailed
SieaIneG columbia, Harper. for Baltimsre With
passengers and freight. schr. l.. a. Hughlett
Cochran. for Baltimore, light.
Fc'rleL's HheTJ. - Arrived - Schrs. Sarah
Fisher. Williams, from vre-de-Grace. with
1-O tons of coal for the Washington and George.
town Ice Company: Lewis Smith, -, from
Boston.with ice for theWashington and George
town Ice Company and mer chandise for Wash
ington merchants; Ann Jane. Bennett, with
wood for market. Sailed-Schr. Founder.
Skinner for MattoaX Greek, light.
SlJ.b Street Wharf-The steamer Express.
Nichols, arrived AT this wharf last night from
Baltimore and intermediate landings. and after
discharging her passengers and freight. left this
morning for Aqua Creek, where she will take
Sunday school party from Fredericksburg 10
this city. The schrs. Ella II. Barnes. Barnes
from wilmington with stone for Mr.. King
Morning Light. Simmons, from Philadelphia
with pipes for the Gas Company, arrived SINCE
our last report.
From the Eastern Branch Wharyes the fol-
loving report has Oeen received:
GVin0ad's Wbdrf.-Arri ved-Long boat Ipsa-
wassan. Captain Washington, with wood. TO
George II. Plant. SaIled-SChooner John Led
den, Captain Ale, light; Long boat Ipsa wassan
light.
W5'lsomS d Joily's Wbarf.-Arrived-Lonz
boat Great Pirate. with wood, to Williams *
Jolly. Sailed-SchOoner Lookout, Branson,
light.
Grern's WI1lf.-Sailed-East Belle Capt
kIlburn. light.
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The DISTRICT IN CoSGREss.-Mr. Harlan
yesterday reported from the Senate District
Committee. without amendment, the bills 10 in =
corporate the Connecticut Avenue and Park
Railway Company of the District Of Columbia.
and the Washington Target ShootiaS Associa-
tiOI.
The Senate yesterday passed 4 bill incor-
poratiDg tbs National Lie Insurance Com
pany, with j. ID. Defrees, W. l.. Chandler,
Samuel Wilkinson, L. A. Rollins, Nathan G.
Starkweather, John A. Wills, Frank Turk, A.
=. Pratt, Henry G.. Swan, and others as corpo-
ratoTs. The capital stock is fixed at Sl.0010U
and IL Is provided that the office of the COM
pany shall be located in this city.
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THE MUNIClPALELECTIUy

NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICE.
"ANrIRADlcAL TICKET.
For Ma,orlTIg1TTk
JOHN r GIVEN
FIRST WARD.
For Aldernan-wA b. MAGRUDER.
For Common Council ROHERr A WATERS,
rr0f s ANHEET 8 oH MRos
For Assessor-CHARLEs 8. DENHAM.
eEcoND WARD.
For Aldernan-CHARLEs I. OANF1ELD.
For Common oouncil-ALLISeN NAILoR, ir.,
fRANcis MILE
THIRD WARD.
ROB " IEsWicx. t. iHa term term !,
For Common Council-wILsoN Z BROWN,
NAT NAT s1sbo.
For Assessor-wM. B. DOWNING.
FOURTH WARD.
For Alderman-wM W. MOORE.
For Common Council-wM. b. VALLEY.
s sGeI 5hu siht
FIFTH WARD.
Tor Alderman-GEORGE r. GULIOK.
''' common '''''''-' $s
For Assessor-JOHN W. MEAD.
SIXTH WARD.
For Alderman-DONALD McCATHRAN.
For Common Council-GE0RGE ". MILLER.
JAMES NJ DALTON.
JOHN II. RUSSELL.
SEVENTH WARD.
For Aldermen-GEO. WRIGHT, dong termD
JONAS B. ELLIS, (short term
For Common COuncil-ROBERTv v. GOODMAN.
BENZ. r. LLOYD,
GEORGE BAUER.
For Assessor-J0HN II. BIRD. mya6-6t
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GEORGETOWN ABVERrISENKNrS.
.OAK HILL CEMETERY,


ine annual meeting Of Lot Owners owning 500
square feet or NOR. will he held in the ChApel AZ
Il. em-tery. on MONDAY. the ist 81 Juns al s
O'Clock o m for the election % Board OF Mana
r. for the ensuing year
my IS cost }. W. DEEBLE sec'y
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Auer; Geors.town.
ELEGANT FURNITURE. ROSE.
WOOD PIANO; FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS,
on FR1DAY MORNING, goth May. commence
inc at 10 O'Clock will cell n the residence Of Dr.
Ae'ol, No ISL West street between Conrre.s and
u Oh streets, an excellent ss.ortment Of House
hold Furniture. CO insist ing in part Of
One Octave Rosewood Piano
I've handsome French Plate Mirrors
Marble Stats and Brackets
Handsome Parlor Suites. Crimson ~ 'rsr>en
walnut Mirror back Siieboard
Walnut. Marble TOP Tables ar
Elegant Mahogany and otherf - Shifts
Marble Tens
fsather Pillows and Bolster 5, IA. Ind Spring
Brussels and Three ply CARPETS
oil Cloths and Msttings
Extension Table ann Dining room Furniture
Crockery and Glass Ware
tchen Furniture
One Pine Cook Stove
And other articles uot~Aumersted.
Terms cash.
M % Init THOMAS BOWLING Auct.
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DESIRABLE FARMS "A great bargain is 10 be
had IN the tw farms announced for sale by DR.
James T.. Morgan, IN Prince George county
WARY land- twelve miles from Washington
They contain three hundred acres, each. OF the
best land IN this part of the country, very de-
iIghtfully situated. As Dr. Morgan cannot give
them his personal attention he will sell them
very low. Land Is Increasing in value so rap
idly in the vicinity of Washington that the
purchaser OF this property cannot fail 70 make
money on IT,
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FOURTH WARD-FOURTHS SUB ORVOTTNG
PRECINCT Notice is hereby given, that in
City of Washington. an election will be held in
the Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Fourth
Ward, On MONDAY, the first day Of June next, AT
the Once of Asbury Lloyd, Esq, south side of
Louisiana avenue between AZ and 9th streets, for
Mayor. member of the Board of Aldermen and
three members Of the Board Of Common Council:
at which said Precinct the votes of all who arc
Washington, the initial letter of whose names l.
from n to inclusive, will be received. Polls open
at 7 a. m. and close at I . m.
CHARLES WALTER
CHARLES Ii. NJ. WOOD,
my q Commits siopers
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THIRD WARD-FOURTH SUB OR VOTING
| PRECINCT-Notice 10 hereby given that in
eonfor nifty TO the provisions Of Charter Of the
Gty OF arlington an election will be held in the
Fourth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Third Ward
on MONDAY, the irst day of June next, at x ell
leyo ONCE. corner Of th and streets. for Mayor,
two MEMBER OF the Board of Aldermen one 10
serve one year, and one to serve two years and
three members of the Board of Common Council.
and an Assessor: ct which said Precinct the votes
Of all who are registered in the said Third Wari OF
the city OF Washington the initial letter of whose
names 10 from 70 inclusive, viii be received
Polls open ut a. m. and close at o m.
THOS. DONOH0.
HENRY T. SMITH,
my IS Commissioners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

METHODIST FAMILY MEETING.-A meeting of
the Methodist preachers ana members OF the
Methodist churches of the District was held at
Wesley Chapel last evening. The exercises were
opened with singing and prayer by the Rev.
DIR. Hamilton, of Rylana Chapel. The Rev ]
A. McCauley, OF Dunbarton street church,
Georgetown, delivered a most eloquent des-
scriprive address. giving q history of the vari-
Gus Methodist churches of the District He
was followed by the Rev. DR. Ames, of Wesley
Chapel, upon the importance of union OF the
various Methodist churches for the spread of
Methodism. The meeting was dismissed with
a benediction by the Rev. Mr.. Hoover of Ham,
line chapel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

NATIONAL MANUFACTURES ASSOCIATION
Inc NATIONAL Manufacturers Association in
session AZ Cleveland. Ohio. al iourned yes-er-
day until the third "Wednesday in Decem bpr
when a meeting VIII be neld in New York
Resolutions We're adopted tor maintaining the
assOclatlon permanently. commencing the ac-
non OF congress IN regard 10 retrenchm and
economy, and urging further efforts 70 be made
IN the same direction BY a reduction of the
NUMBER OF Officers and clerks IN the army and
navy 10 the minimum standard; approving
MI Jenckes' civil service bill: also. the action
OF congress IN reducing the taxes on manufac-
lures, and hoping forthe entire relief from tax
Anon OF useful industries referring TO impor-
fatiOns of iron. steel. cotton, &c in 1857 as IN
ereasIng the national debt and deferriny the
return OF specie payments. and demanding ad-
tquate protection for home industries: endors-
ing the national banking system. and recon
Inendlng the issue OF long three sixtv-fivp per
cent. gold bonds tor funding the public debt.
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NDE PEN DE N =

M e PENDENr,
Mr.. WILLIAM N. SLOWEN will be supported
a. an independent candidate for the Board Of Com
MIR. o. 3. Baker. nv H-tes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

Il H1RD WARD REPCBLICAr CICH-This
club held meeting last evening AT Wlsaweu
Barr acks. There was a very large attendance
r. III. Miller. Esq. and Col Vim. A. Cook. adj
dressed the meeting al some length with regard
TO registration and their duty until the num-
clpal election, and Were followed by Rev. Mr.
nrner, of the Georgia legislature, who de-
hyered brief address. On motion of Col. W
A Cook, q committee of ten was appointed 10
make arrangements for the Republicans OF the
ward 20 attend a Republican mass meeting AT
the CIty Hall on Friday night carried. Mr. y
X Bond stated that AT the meeting OF the Ex-
eeutlve Committee on Tuesday evening, ar
rangements had been made with the Grant
club for their association 10 unite IN the mass
meeting The Chair hen appointed Nessrs. p
Campbell, :. K. Bond. X. J. BealI. r Green
W. H Posey. CT. Brown. A. ChinI. J. Free
man. j. X Wright. and n. Green. on the COM
mlttee OF arrangements Adjourned.
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SIXIH WARD-FlFTH SUB OR TOTTNG
~ PRECINCT-Notice 10 hereby given that I'm
conformity TO the provisions OF the Charter Of the
City Of Washington, an election will be held in
the Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct Of the Sixth
William B DObbin's, east side IF Eighth street.
between l ana streets west, for Mayor, enc
Member Of the Board of Alder and three Mem
bers Of tn BOARD Of Common Council; Of which
said Precinct the votes Of q. Who are registered in
the initial letter of hose names from 70 In,
elusive, win be received. Polls open 81 . IN and
close At p. m. LENUEL GADDIe.
CHARLBS CARROLL.
my26 Commissioner
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TWIRp WARD-FIFTH SUB OR VOTING
Pr ECNCT-Netice is hereby given, that in
City Of ashineton, election will be held in the
Fifth Sub or Voting Precinct OF the Third Ward on
once. corner Of sah and streets, for Mayor two
members of the Board Of Aldermen, one TO serve
one year, and one to serve two years and three
members Of the Board Of Common Council, and an
Assessor; at which said Precinct the votes of al
who registered in the said Third Ward of TN.
City OF Washington the initial letter Of whose
names is from to z, inclusive. vii be received
Polls open at O. m. and close at 7 d m.
JOSEPH r. CASsIN,
ALEXANDER HAYS
myS Commissioners.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate have been reported
Al the Real Estate Exchange OF X. NJ. Hall, eth
and ID streets: West half of lot So, in Beatty a
Hawkins addition TO Georgetown, al $500;
part of square al, 1917 feet on 18th street. at
Sl.utO: sub. L., in square ~. at 500; lot 9. in
square ko1, AT Sl,UtO; part lot 8, in square sl2,
~ feet ih street, at $1,000; let -. in square
1876. al sl.206.61; sub Il, in square 1l6, at $50:
lbs. l., -, ~ and 81, in square 3i0 W feet on
street, al Sl,2OO; part of Friendship" s
acres, at 5000; part of lot l6, in square A. Ii
feet on sd street, al 8, as.
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FIRST WARD-SECOND SUB OR VOTING
i PRECLNCT-Notice 10 hereby given that in
conformity to the provisions of the Charter Of the
city Of Washington. election will be held in the
Second Sub or Voting Precinct of the First Ward
on MONDAl the fiEst day Of une next, at Reeves
and goth streets, for Mayor enc member of the
Board Of Aldermen, and three members of the
which said Precinct the votes of all registered in
the said First Ward the city Of Washing ton the
initial letter of whose names is from to H. In
elusive, will be received. Polls open at a. IN
and close at p. m.
JOHN 7. G CLARK
HENRY &. FILLEBROWN.
JOHN A. SIMMS
my &c Commi ssi opers
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ARRIED ID.

WRAPPING PAPKR for sale. Apply a. tn
STAR Once.
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TIE CASE OF THE DIsFRANcHIsKD Con-
FEI ERArEs.-It will be seen by reference to
the proces dings Of the Judges of Registry that
after closing yesterday, q resolution was
adopted that the names Of those who aided the
South during the war, who had taken the
oath prescribe by the amnesty proclamation
Of s. ptsmber last, should be Stricken Of be-
cause they had not complied with the instruc-
tons of the State department requiring the
originals TO be filed at that Department.
II is stated that there but forty .one Of ch
names " hich have BEEN stricken of, and the
disfranchised parties this morning were in
considerable excitement about the city, and ap-
piled to lawyers for advice. Some complain
that the decision was unjust, inasmuch as
they were not in formed of the proposed action
early in the day, when they might have CON-
piled with the regulations prescribed.
Acting Attorney General Blnkley was ap-
piled 70 by some Of the parties. and he gave it
as his opinion that under The proclamation of
September and the previous proclamation, with
the circular OF the State Department that IL is
not the duty Of the citizen taking the oath to
file the same, but of the oficer before whom
the oath is taken to transmit the oath 70 the
State Department, and that the simple pre-
sentation Of the oath should be evidence that
they are entitled to vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-28

THE FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANs.-Am meet
ing of the Fifth Ward Republicans was held
last evening at Ebenezer Church, corner of 4th
and ID streets east-A. Herbert in the chair,
and A. p. Clark secretary. Addresses Were
made by Major Morse, A. p. CLARK and others,
and after the appointment of block committees
to induce the voters to go TO the polls on cleo
ton day, the meeting adjourned.