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DROPOsALs FOB ENVELOPES.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Z
Sealed Proposals Will be received at this Oepart
msnt until may 81. ct o'clock, p. m for fur aish
aSTing 1ssa period Of t.O year. from the lst q July
,sSg b. TIE s,ns,sd 1p%bs. Of envelopes that
Class 10. !, l,00O. 49, more less, 81. By So in.
Glass No. 2. 100000. moro or less. sls by s.. In
Glass No. 8. 10000, more or less, ga by Ga in.
Glass Eo. 4, 7sc.ooo, more or less, by 9 in
Class No. s. $1,000. more or less. a. by IOy. in.
Tor Glass No, ], an ordinary quality Of buf or
temads from red, blue. green. and but or Cream
coioneo paper. % may be required, Of approved
All the above mentioned envelopes must bs made
IN the most thorough manner. well supm.d Ter
S fSsy 's nn.s %1ssf, s
Or ss 70 nS i ess.
2se enSelole: Of letter size and 100 each Of extra
or ss nay os Eeauirsd he Sosss se &
Wrapped n strong PAPER. 50 a. to bear traas
wrapping win be dispensed with -''' '''"
the ofsef q they must put IN
strong wooden der be1s: @ and Iropsry addressed ;bqi
cf direction mus. 10 placed upon s:cS Ssckass % Ss
the n the ~ ole Be done under d.
uties as may from time TO time be required 20 fill
orders OF Posfmasters or by the Department, and
Ss S sishsE e the po:t once in the city
ioDe az ENJOY. or al this department. .. tine Po.s
master General may direct, free OF cost for pack.
Bids are also invited for 90 900 enve, pes, mere
or less, made IRON the best quality Of Whise or buff
%ISnt y irSSes On spS % be pIntsd in the
ss ssp.: e 3. Il & : :sss s:
ior Iscbing, poth at the Asency in Nsv York and
seHsrsts proesea!s vil b oonSdsrsd fer furnish;
PeEsss e. Sy % ScS. e
heavy bun Or Manila paper With Sgch printing On
ss fass ..S nay e tSs
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ss e 81 Sss . o
il ana.tities Of 100 or 500 each. fer delivery e
sse n @ e - hsd
An envelope enSraesd in fkis savsrtissnsnt re-
auired FOR a:liysZ e The pslerteeot are 70 be
ten, Thee Tor dSlivsry 70 fostnssSsrs 70 - =
Tie Srst delivery oe envelopes spscsnsd abov. 10
p On or Il ;fSss s iss ssst q Ss as.
SroS.sss sd ny 5. :s.~ % sss
cation e ths principal POST oacss or & Tie BE-
Bidders are required to furnish spseineus Of n.
SSnvs.Ss q s1sy IsopSss g :. I'd no ba :i
srsp 81 nssst:
II Yin sstss isse q sss9siss :s4G
BsSds viii b required ier he sAithRul psrsbrn-
a9SH Of ths co.ssscS, sna I'll Deynsats asAsr it
!ssss.I g sl Saas q dss.sd oe.Sssibis viss sSs
. Ii1s .sss g sedossss ..lsspssas lsr Qnssss
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IMMORAL DAY-4rrdagsments for its Obs,rr
oHee--fe sterday tf-ernoon the Committee of
AFraugements appointed by the posts OF the
the Grand Army OF the Republic for the De-
parment OF the Potomac 10 make prep IRA
Tons for The decoration of the graves OF the
I nIon soldiers at Arlington cemetery, on the
2'tn instant met a. headq uartsrs, on + strc et,
Then reports of the various subcommittee
were received and accepted. The nj music
on that day will be furnished by the Washing
Ton SR1gerbund, Beethoven and Orion as,oci-
stlons, composed Of the tsst musical talent in
Nashingtor and will be supporred by the full
Marine Band, under the direction of Professor
Scaa. Arrangemenfs have b IN made tor ',e
conveyance OF visitors to the grounds from the
.-s4nla end OF the Long Bridge and the Aque-
duet Bridge.
The committee on decoration Will be com.
posed exclusively OF ladies, the managers and
directors of the Soldiers and SliIort' Orphan
Home taxing charge of this portion O. the work
CT preparation. They will be assisted by a
iaIge number OF ladies OF tins city ana Georg :.
Town IN carrying out the most interesting
f.a ure OF the programme on decoration day
The orphan children Of the Home Will partici-
pat, IN the exercises. and Assist in sire wing
ne graves with the fioral tributes offered for
mat purpose. Over the tomb Of the sunknowu"
VIII oe erected canopy tastefully adorned
with flowers and evergreen. The Arlington
mansion VIII also be dE Eeorated with flags and
sIr"amers, and ample accommodations pro.
Nideo FOR the exercises that will take pllcs IN
front Of the building
The order OF exercises has not b, IN ful,y
oy me COMMITTEES having charge of the mat.
ter. INVITATIONS have been extended To Pres,-
cent Grant members OF the Cabinet army
ana navy officers, members OF the diplomatic
SoFPs, and a large number of prominent of.
NJ ais In the different Departments, 70 pnd-
.lpate IN the exercises, and 10 Is expect 4 the
preslcent and General Sherman will honor
the oeeasasn by their presence The Grounds
aTe being put IN order, and q sub-committee
appointed by the committee Of arrangements
VIII have charge Of the cemetery on tnat day.
ahd me grounds adjacent 20 enforce the regu.
Iatcns made for the Preservation OF order, &c
ne rustscs OF Wesley Chapel have rendered
DE use OF their lecture room for the general
r-Cepnon OF flowers and suitable donatous
and noral oreringS Will be received by me
cornnIttee AZ that place on the day precedirg
anc the morning OF Decoration day" Gov
"rnor HarrIman. o. New Hampshire il TO :
i'N-T toe Grafton, and Fraac's De Hles jan
NI-r- Esq, OF this city. is now enrsgoS an
writing a poem, which he will deliver on mat
ocl aSICn
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IHE TCRP-The HsaasAo Races al Tie NrfioBaf
'aHrs>- lsStft ftiGy.-Ihe NatiOnal Course ves
',sGay y a. attended oy IN immense eoncourse
- EscIle, aTnorg whom Were many OF the re-
% WI,htsS TIE rdnnI y races, the Contestants in
-!Sh We're n0rsf- from the stables of Mrssrs
hCN'- Ea'l a. Maryla land aai from yir.
ElIil ard he D.s.~Ict. The stable of Msssrs
bow'e y Hall was of course the object OF much
insI'c log The horses which the 2 cpatlarnsn
have ssars"d on for thr summer races ar rhs
-.4tO%shg Australia "a CHI stnut filIy years
Oic' ey Australian oat of 4 .ldiue, she nv inn
POT orkshIre Wiley a bay morse ! years
DO oy Uncle NIok. out of imported Silver
~ oS imported hIlgston- QuiGkstep,
oid epestnut nlIy by Australian. our OF
1ll- -s-ie, she oy Glencoe. Leyatee, a bly b orse
, ais oia, oy Lexington, ont OF I.ayIty sne
oy trustee Chestnut colt, NO name. yesrs
Slu, py Donnerraei, out Of Undine, she by
1orksnIre- The bay horse yilev \, the snir.,
thar made such a splendIc record ar tse S.rai
toga races lat year.
aooutS O'Clock the judg es se.rcted for tie
Tace- Cspt- r. =. Sewers, Gen Rurnrio-s 81
kentucky, aud Dr. Fred. Sasseer, OF Pr,nce
the frst race, which Were q Quickstep. fnedigrsa
2 We a sboye.D Dolly Clark, IA six year OLD nv
mare and Nelocipede, q bly hors- with w hi,.
face, owned by Mr.. Anderson.) The rsce -
a single mile dash for sioo, and was won Nv
puickstep IN l:5s. The second rsce. mile he.sS
best Two IN three. for $40, was between IN =.
n-er, grey gelding. sired bv Old Enginser, the
properly of the late John Minor Bolts. OF yIr.
Einta; Yellow Jacket, an untried horse, owned
IA West Virginia; Starlight, bay horse. owned
~ Captain Byrne; and Dick. a bay horse, en-
i'Ied by George Eell. The first heat was won
ny Epgineer IN 1ss, and the second and third
heats by Yellow Jacket in l:sl and i:ss, thus
SirDinz he race and pure The pool selling
curing the races was very brisk, and great
deal of money changed hands
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN GEoRGsrowN
AT PCBLlC SALE

By virtue OF . decree Of the eap apreme Court
Ea Of the District Of Columbia. sitting as
Court Of = guilty, passed In the cause Of Ohas.
1e on the docket Of the said court the suhscriber,
as trustee will onsr 81 public sale, on the premi-
hour of Q clock m the south hall part Of lot
No. 5, IN Beatty and Hawkfns addition 10 George
town, fronting 20 feet on rhe east eide OF Hi m
street, and running back the same width 60 tue
depth OF lso feet. with the Frame BuilAing upon
the same; being bounded on the north eide by the
the premises OF Presley Dorsey and on the south
10y the warehouse occu pied BY David Jackson
This property 10 situated in the heart of High
Greet. and 10 one OF the most valuable business
Terms Of sale One third cash. the residue OF the
purchase money in six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving hts nstes, with surety, 90 be ap-
proved by the trustee. bearing interest or ell the
purchase money may be psfd the day Of sale
On the ratification Of the sale hy the court the
yeysnetns and revenue stamps st the cost Of the
purchaser RP. yAGKsON. Trustee.
my B. -Staw2W THOe. BOWLING. Auctr
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NARSIsG TO EoYs-A few days siucs IS
Mr.. A h Browne, Trustee OF Paniic Srhooi.
wss approaching Primary School No g. tau CHI
oy MISS Ada Fuller, he saw thrce boys rapping
on i9e ooois and windows OF said school build.
r-snng tnese eoys and found they we've truan.
boys. VINO bad been In fhe babit Of Ia az IN ne
dls-uIo oine the schools in that district. Tpi.
and John Ssnable, were arrsstrd ana h-an.n,
o-:ore police ragistrais Thompson. where. AZ.
'er he psren's promising 10 puuIsa "a. bovs
and hey Promising nor 20 appear there I'm
and afte- severe reprimaad by the court W
Browne consented 20 their disnlssaI. Th,:
>hoU'd De warning 70 other boys who oI,v
iTuTt 2, rene rbefiEg .E9- :la. - tsuaII. ~,
nIs' sep IL c-Ils.
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WARn WsArH.R ANp rrs E,rpcrs.-Ms

WARY WRArHRR AND ITS EPPDCrs.-NAuy
people, especially ladies, complain at this
season OF the yelr of general weakness AMI DE- !.
bili'y. The use Of Speer's Port @ Grape Wine
prevents this. The wine is said 10 have most
won pderful ef ect In giving Strength. vigor and
tone TO toe whole system; il is extensively used
by ladies' nursing or about 10 nurse infants.
Parties from London and Paris order il appre-
eating 1t above French wines. Il is said 70
he unsurpassed for summer complaints. and
for weakly persons. Our druggists have OBJ
tained some direct from MT. Speer. The price
is low for SO excellent wine, and every ftmt-
ly SHOULD have q bottle in toe nouse.-Phila-
delphia Press. Was
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Georgetown Advertisements.
r~sELBCT READING BIZ
MRS. AMEs,

In cid Of the Industrial School Of Geereetoxp. on
THURSDAY nvENlEG, n sy 81 y, a; o cl-ck, st
cents. INV le 9t-
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SALE or REAL EsrAfR.-Kilbourn & Latta,
real estate brokers, have sold lot i6 IN Hon
John Soerman's sub. di vision of property ON
lAth street, just beyond Columbia College
grounds, TO Commander ]. H. Gill.s. u. 3. N,
Tor 81, l9A5e.
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MOONLIGHT ExcURsIoR-The steamer " q.
waset win c1rry a select party to Giy,nour on
1oaoay night next The proprietor. Mr.. Jos
Snamtid. eivess grand opening excursion that
night See ADVERTISEMENT =
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Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Aoct.: oeereetoV1.
IMPROVED PRoPERTY In aEeRGrrowS.

- On THURSDAY ArTERSooN. May sth,
E:. lSss, as O'Clock. sfll sell. IN front Of the
premises the west part Of Lot No ls2, 'front.'
Ing 50 feet on the north side Of Dunbsrton street,
between Montgomery and Rock streets. With .
gsptn OF lzo feet, improved By two story Frame
Dwelling House.
Terms One third cash: balance in six end twelve
months With interest. secured By deed OF trust
on the Property. Convey anciDg and stamps at the
cost Of the purchaser. $50 viii be required when
myT TsoMAs BOWLING Auc.'r
Evening star., 1869-05-19

THE LAKGBsr HoTEL SAFE in the country
is in the American House, Boston. The Ameri-
cs IL in the centre of business, and Supplied
with very modern improvement.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.-This morning
tne argument In the case or Smith agt Pau
was resumed.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

LARCENY CAsIs.--Yesterday, Jos. Rockard
Wss arrested by oficer Gates on the charge of
t1e iarceny OF q silver watch, and Justice Wal.
Ier committed him 70 jail for court Jerry I.se,
arrested by ON or Smith on the charge or the
larceny Of watch and siS1, was committed
oy tae same Justice TO Jail for a fu rther hear.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

fRATERNAL FIsIT.-Last evening Friend.
ship Lodge No. 9, X. p, Of South Washing.
ton, paid a fraternai visit TO Damon Lodge Ne
Lodge was headed BY Heald's Band, and afteI
imitation and eonferrin g degrees remarks were
maoe By v. q. y. John w. Thompson, q. r
3. +. q Calvert, q. X Curtain and others.
The visitors were ae q late hour escorsed n
Betz's, where q capital supper was discuse I'd
Evening star., 1869-05-19

IS CONSEQUENCES Of the rain, the Schuetz an
fes; wIn not Be continued to-day.
b. HkNzs, President.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

IHESirizRNs' MeErIHe in the Third Ware
fo-nISht Will b. a, TEMPERANCE Hall. Instead
of III Teutonia Hall, as adv eriised elsewhere.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

For LINEN Collars and Cuffs 70 60 the Orig.
nal Franc, i9i 7th street. between ID and l..
Evening star., 1869-05-19

ConIkAcr AwAnDED.-rhe contract for the
81 cnon on .ns weS wing Of the Naval Ob,srv.
bids for which were opened on Satu rfsy : isssS
hss been awarded 70 Messrs. Perkins = 2ns...!.
for Si,500, and they have given the n.ce...rv
bonds and VIII immedistely commence ths
Evening star., 1869-05-19

PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed at A.
I. WhitiDgs, 293 Penna avenue, south side,
between 9Th and 10Th streets. ILL.,
Evening star., 1869-05-19

TIE PoToNAc FRoSr-The usual duIlness
about this point has been rendered more So 10.
day IA consequence OF the driving rain and
cool wind vhich prevails. There have been
TO arrivals or departures OF vessels since our
l>S other than the steamer Columbia, Harper
which len Riley's wharf this morning at si x
CLOCK for Baltimore and infermeCiate lard.
ings, with merchandise and passengers. The
st'amer Arrow. Stackpole. lrried bat fe " pas.
sengers 70 Mount Vernon his morning thooVb
Landing
Evening star., 1869-05-19

SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-A meet.
ing OF this club was held in Willis Church on
18th street, near the canal last night: Mr Chas
n. Peters President, and Mr.. 81. Clair Burley
Secretary. Messrs- st Clair Burley, John Wal.
lace and William Chase were appointed a COM
mfted to select q hail for next TUESDAY, even.
ing, iD which to elect delegates to the genera.
convention. Mr.. William H. Chase moved that
Q call o the Republican electors Of the Second
Ward to meet ON next Tuesday night, to select
delegates to the general nominating con vention
be issuedi adopted. Mr.. Michael Duffy was
called on and addressed the club at length,
spe e1king OF Charles Stewart who was engaged
In the citizens movement, as one who had de.
ceiyed him, and, worse still, the Republican
party Black or white, such mon should never
be received again into the Republican party
He proposed to stand by the nominees OF the
Republican party, and would spend his time
ana money to elect them, and he had no fears
for the result. Mr. william Brown, of the
f1f d Ward, addressed the meeting, and was
,llowed by Mr.. William H. Bell, Of the First
Wsrd. MI. Judson ). Brown also made an
address, in which he advised the Republicans
10 gather into their party all who were willing
70 act and to vote with them at the election.
Major H. A. Hall made the closing address,
speaking Of The citizens' movement in the
Second Ward, and cautioned the persons
present against voting any other than the Re.
publican ticket. for Republicans never did
get work under Democratic contractor. Ad-
lourned.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

evening meeting was held at the Friends,
Meeting House. in the First Ward, 10 form a
new building association. at which the follow
Ing were elected temporarily: :. ID. Castlemau.
President; John Cook, Vice President; Joha
r. Turson, Treasr rer, and L. Goodch,id, s G.
retary. committee was appointed to draft n
constitution on the basis OF the Firse Ward
association (old PLAN. and about COO shares
were reported to have been subscribed.
Evening star., 1869-05-19
I IBE GROCERIES AT Low PRIcrs

Bs.t whi,e SUGAR at 4! cents. oru.hed. Pow
Canned IoaATols, lSued.: g 90 cen..:. 5
pounds. ~ 3s cents. Oonno1 PEAS, LIMA
RiASs, RE4NS .9sIsGEs, PEARs, snd pAasEHs.
81, hne BLACK and JAPAN TEAS, Bpff0g.
and general aseortDest Of the very best q RO-
CkkIEe, MIHEe and LIQUORS, sf e low prices
fsI the he quality . any sssrs in ths p,::siss Dor
m.y,.,g g, Z. corner Bridssssa H,ss :.r...:
EXfBA FINE WHISKY Ar THREE DOL
IL LARS PER GALLON
Twill sell the celebrates STAR WHISKY st
only - per gallon warranted pure and ef . very
nne quality. Also. BAKE ERS and other WHIe-
kkls PALE eHkRRY, ie Gls-s, the best in
, the District and over tssss yssrs Cd q ss p.r
may lin Cor Bish ana Bridse ssreet,.
4 lyIRI, SALE. HIRING AEp HACK STA
II bLk..Ne respectfully inform the cit a
strangers generally, that we keep slsays GA
on hand ior hire nneHorSes and Bueeies G csrriares
Haeke, Saddle Horsee, &c. Persons de-irins 20
visit the Great Fails OF other Dsints, for fshns,
pc nc. or other purposes, viii always nnd ample
aoeomnodasiecs Sor large orsnall parties. onarees
mocsrate. and terms cash. stable corner Il Bridge
ket. NORRIS a GLAnMog
aP.o Im ProprietOrs-
Evening star., 1869-05-19

WAsBISeToN AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
In the United States Circuit Court in Ricn.
mond, Monday, In the case Of Adams Express
company We. Dawson ct al. the bill was dis.
missed as to defendants, Phelps, Stevens and
DAWSON, as nou.residents Of the State and the
ourt takes time, with leave for counsel to file
exceptions within ten DAYS; the effect OF which
is to postpone the case till the November farm
Of the Court.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

Workmen have commenced moving the desks
ana taking up the carpets in the Hail of n e
house Of Representives preparatory 70 gen.
eai Sieaning mp. The old carpets will be sold
tne next session. The carpets in tie c,mmitr
70 ms were taken up some days ago, and All
are anoergoing eeneral Cleaning no - +.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

CELEBRATED Book AND LAGER BsEs-We
called .. yesterday at the well known Restau-
rant of John Beck, and were shown a sam Pile
CT this deliclons beverage, which he had lust
receiyed direct from Chicago. Those who
would enjoy glass OF thIs popular drink will
find IL in all its purity and freshness a. Mr.
Beck's, on ID street, adjoining the Office OF tn
National Intelligepcer. 1876
Evening star., 1869-05-19

FIsH.-Adverse weather has very much cur
tailed the already sparse operations of tn
fo'onae fisheries. This morning only abou
fifteen hundred shad Were reported AZ Jonn
sons wharf, which sold at sis per hundred
and about five thousand herring, the prices 90
tanned for which were $40 and sl2 per thou
sano. few days more. il is predicted b,
fishermen. will wind up the season of tn,
Potomac fisheries.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

and Miss Laura v. 9oggin were married by
the Rev. Dr. A Z. Gibson at the parsonage Of
the Foundry NJ E. Church. They were ac-
companied ty host of friends, with Mis-
Laura " ellis and Mss Alice Nailor OF 50 nth
Washington, as bride Imaids, and Mr. Rober
Hughes, brother OF the groom. as groomsm "a
Amer the ceremony was performed, the happy
pair and their especial friends repaired to the
7 sidence OF the brides father, where supper
was partaken OF. and the evening was spent la
dancing and listening to most excellent parlor
music, vocal and Instrumental
Evening star., 1869-05-19

PuRPosEs Yesterday officer AcCoir,n .n,,
mOnsd H. >. Johnson oefore Justice Wa,,sr :,
answer tne charge OF renting houses for Ss~ ~ =.
pur oses, aad he giye oaI Ger = further nsss.
ing.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

fotIcHNAN sEsr on poR TarAL.-In ths
s y, Pohcemsn Z y. Sfsvens, charged vltn
Iss, WINE having her under arre1t, Justsee
U1vla X. Smith rendered his decision ve,s,r.
oay sIei noon. that II was . plain case Of euiit.
sum OF sico for his appearance a court.
Evening star., 1869-05-19
ExfBA FINE waiskEY Ar THREE DOL
IL LABS PER GALLON
DENTISTRY.

DR ,. 7. coUMBE. Dentist, No. ~. sth
fEETH sstrsesss % Without fps ps,ne y fss5sssTa6@
Inserted on Gold, silver, or Rubber RxkSO
Ilsses, and hlled in the best manner, on msderste
'eI ms. aps IN
No. 2ss PINNsYLyANIA AyE~
HCH, hssyeen l1sh and lsth ssFrsss, fur
Of Plate desired. Pure Ntsoss Oxsds tSas oou-
stsntly on hand for extrsctfng teetk without pSia
once sstisfaction In every particular. no 10 iys
Evening star., 1869-05-19

ANrI-RADICAL MEETING IN THE FIFrH
WARD.-A m. s''ng of the Anti Radio ais of the
Filth Ward WIS held last evening AT 81, Peters
p p'-i.h school hodsC, Oh Clp.tol Hill, for the
purpose OF elecung delegate to the city con.
vention and cons cer.ng the propriety or nom.
lLai ing candidates for ward o.nces. The meet.
Ing was organized by the election O: Alex indpr
Dodge Charm IN and j. q. Entwisle secretary
IRE Cna'rman ta.ed hat the use of the school
mouse had bsen procured as q grea. favor and
only on condition that the bu Jinc- q a. men !.
toned n the call should be transacted with
oct debI.e and that the first business in ord-r
was the election OF delega' - to the City Couyen.
tton, wfereupon Me.srs. James p. Devlin. Z
r.. BarnfS- John w. Me- i, John O'Meara
Alex Eaton, George Kraf, Henry TIE eicnam
a. d James McGinnis were nominated and
Messis. A i. Mckenna, T. b. Marche and W.
e walker being appointed fsllers, the first q We
OF those nominated were declared unauim ouslv
e'scfed. The Chair stlted thai the next basin
IN order was he nomination of Candidates for
Ci.y Cooncil. when motic-s were ma .e to
adjourn and 10 post,one, creating confus. on
for while. which was, however, spe div
Check d by the Chair, who in formed those dis /.
posed TO postpone by air or foul means, To At Il
was prob ibly he last lime that the hall wo I'D
De Tented tor political meeting, and urRing
tne transaction of business at once. F.naliy a
motion to adjourn was carried, previous TO
which q vote Of thanks for the use of the hall
was passed and the delegates to the CITY Go 4.
veniion We're authorized to arrange the time
and place for future meeting to nominl., a
ward ticket.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

LlFB MKMBB' s.-The following persons
Were mane life mem bers of tie Foreign Mis-
siona-y Society OF the Evangelical Lutheran
Ghurcn at the enpiverslry exercises held on
Tue -dav evening, ism, in st. Piuls Church =
Ger GIant, President Of the United
S'a'c7; Mrs. U. 5. Grant; Hon. s. Colfax, Vice
Major Gen. J. w. Geary, Governor Of Penn
sylvania; Major Gen. o. q. Howard, Mrs o.
.: Howard Gen. JaTes A. Ekin, Mrs. Jas. A.
ESn, MI Mary E. Ek,n. Rev. J. q. Butler.
u. u, Waship gton, ID. G.; Mr.. A. s. Pratt, Mrs
A 5. Prali, Mr.. Waller S. Pratt, Mis-, Kai, s
Prrtt, MI. w. H. Fry, Mrs. w. H. Fry, Rse.
H. ~ Pohlma1, ID. D., Albany, N. "; A +.
Scke-shausen, New York; Rev. s. Sprecher
u. ID, Springtield, o.; Rev. +. w. Conrad D.
D., Pptlsdelphia; Miss Alice K. Baugh her Ge :.
tvsb're, Pa; Rev. M Shesleigh, White Marsh,
Ia; Rev. :. B. BarnitZ, Wheeling. w. Va:
mrs: Rev: Fiery. Mansfield, o.; Rev. J Selm.
ser. New York; Rev. q. w. Haldeman. H srris.
burg. The attendance was very large, and the
exercises excef dinghy interesting.
Evening star., 1869-05-19

OAK HALLS best advertisements are on the
backs Of the people. Every garment sold there
Is as rood as first class notice. Gents, boys
and children's Clothing al unusually low
prices, 400 7th street. opposite Post once l7,6
Evening star., 1869-05-19
nR. LIwII a DAVIS, DENTAL AssOOIA.
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No. $50 PRNueYLvAuA AVENUE,
Between l3th and 18Th streets.
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