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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

THEY ARE ALL THE Cio.-Havlng ius, re-
celved another assortment OF those n Indson
Scotch Cheviot Suits. four different styles
from SIS 70 SIT, al A. strauss Popula
Clothing House, Pennsylvania avenue. oe
tw, ea 10Th and llth streets, third door frou
18th street,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

THH frEPrCAN House, BosToN, IS " ,s,
favoraSly known all over the country Un,ur.
passed IN Its management il has few eJti-.. : %
extent OF in its thousand contriyances for the
comfort a Id pleasure offs guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

fEsTt RDAY, as the sun was fairly Kissing in
an uncle uded sky, and while we were s-.elter-
ing ~ heavy winter clothing in the vicinity OF
the Fost Office, we were attracted by the STYLISH
summer raiment displayed so tastefully in from,
OF the weIl-known Oak Hall; yenturing IN we
purchased one Of Its summer suits A. a very
moderate price, and stepped from the estab-
ment with the elastic tread OF one who had
been reieved OF heavy burden. For the
information of our readers, we wouli state
Post Once q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF genlemen's
Brown Jean. White Jean, Lnea and Masiin
Drawers, from 81 10 -, 10 Mt almost any
shape; made in the best manner
Cfer much larger variety OF these goods
this season than usual. az very low prices
GEO. T.. HKSNING, No. 5lI I'm street.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

t'IKsT wARD-FIRST VOTING PRECINCr.
4 Notice is hereby given that in conformity to
the proyisioas o. the Charter Of the CITY Of Wash
Precinct of the First Ward on MONDAY, the fth
east side Of Nineteenth street, between And ri
streets, for Collector. Register and Surveyor to
serve FOR two years, one member Of the Board O,
Aldermen r. serve Or two years, and three mem.
bers Of the Board Of Common Council 60 serve for
one year; N which said Precinct the votes OF All
who are registered in the said First Ward OF the
city Of Washington, the initial letter Of whose
names 10 from TO D, inclusive. will be reset led
Polls open at o.. m, and close at Z D m.
HENRY HINDER,
FRANCIS TAVEBNS.
PETER VISION,
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LOCAL N E VS..

TEE NATIONAL DIVISION, SONS OF TEN
FZKANCE-On Wednesday, the Na.IOusl DI-
v-sIon- Sons OF Temperance, will hold lis
BHal session 81 CARROLL Hail, in this cay. CON
usLCiTc at 10 O'Clock, and n Is expected that
about 20 delegates Will be present, represe Ut
rag Dirty five States and Provinces On Tues
day evening a grand temperance meeting will
Ue Eeld al Carroll Hail. wnen addresses will be
delivered by General Neal Dow, OF Maine, Il.
VI. ". srG John y. S,earDs, of New YORK
p u. ". Il. On wednesday evening the
National Division VIII ba escorted. nv the
Grand Division of the DistTict. from Carroll
Eail 20 the CONGREGATIONAL Church, whsrs the
reception OF the National DIVISION VIII take
place: lie fCiloWIng being tie order Of exerC
VI EsiC, fTCspeTi's Band; Invocation. Rev. ThOs.
My-TS- OF MaTylaEd. NJ. ". Chap. An hem.
Wine IS M0cker,' Misses Mar;ha and Anna
Muucsll and MsSsrs J. l.. II. Winfield and j.
N-WIlsCD, piano accompaniment by Mss Ada
NOxon) MUsie; Introduction OF National Di-
yis-on G. North America wv. Il. anu Grand
DINIstOr OF Dis rict OF COIumbq, MAJOR Gen
e.aI q. q. Howard. Address OF Weicome. =. nj.
FTsGIey. e. W. =. District OF COLUMBIA; R
STCi 80, Hon i, VI. FOusI, of PennsyIyani. VI
v. l., S-lo ans ClOi u, '-GIOTIOJs News
MIss &. C. E1Eer, VI s. MGndel, Miss VI
Jcr! ---- .Tt Mes = VIC 'aKP~, Pdgn, VIM
he wilson sud ". ii. erase, NJ oslo Poem
a. v .!,,ILe, CdsEi-s W. hlH,, W 4. q. IiUx-
ford e Esuiu ay, z ". W. u; Ms Ad-
dresS. H-r q l. Ws'nC'A .. OF NV z ans yicy,
NV. 4; EUn Ch0rH~. ..Tne PIsi- e. Adartss.
GeIei..I Neal Dow, o. Mime, 4 Vi. W \.
Music- Adore, I'd g-ard Ca.s~ ~, E~u, Of
tr-:rIo + n. -. Con BsGeaic;.oa. Nut.c.
or Ihursdcy eveEITga grand wt;c1Ic les.
val VI 'ake place al OGa Fellows han v,her
a C ia Ion VIII - spread. addres - deliver,
~ bT. N Lees the most popular ten perlHce
OIa.CT u Ind, q caIai :. 4. Cary, o.
Chs. :ru C'tr... NJ 81 pH er ais ne q
yCtaI 2LC ~ ~ I-e9trI mUstr A. one o'Cig-S
81 RI ''HV, urdeT 'he es- orr CT the Grand pivi-
SfCH. ~ N3tIOnst DIvr-,On " "a proc - :ae
Tx ave Aa-siOa aGd oe ieeais,d by Ircs.-
Get Z. 81 Z re east room. On A.. 2 6 me a.
t,-4 .A n f,Er Gel x :IS firi1' Dis d..
49, T-Csfed 70 Moun; Vernon, yher. a: AZ
VIEW q 2 tb- TON" OF " ashiugtoa aud bsnsr on
- q. iL..g.e-t- a % o'SiOcx Hon. II VI
Eou~-. ". v. w. Gait tle aSsenhlaca 10
a. SRI -'Fr .tf men - al exc. a. t.t p
pisCe TIE session CT 'he NstianaI division is
sXTeltsd - close on saturday morning. THESE
aTrsI gel4eutS were determined on AT a meeting
4. ale Clad D.vi~ "a c: he I.s.I.ct CJiuu-
IA = ld Io-t eStnils, :. hI.a wa quite large
sc fa-moDic-s Cre
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POLICE MAGISTRATE ASSIGNED. - Justice
joseph +. X. Plant 4 beea assignf to duty
a police magistrate ia the second and eighth
pre- clncts.
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For ALL KINDS of Gents Furnishing Goods
60 to the Original Franc, 49i eth street, between
ID and L. three doors above Odd Fellows Hall
as his is the cheapest store the District. Ais,
bear In mind that he has no branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

WARM waterfall Franklin Co. op-
ticiape. No. pa Pennsylvania avenue, to-day,
the therm ometcr stood in the shade as follows:
10 a. m at 5O IL a. m, 81: IL m, 81; p. m, 81;
2 d. m, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

EXCELSIOR BUILDING AssoCIArfoN.-Att the
fifty seventh monthly meeting OF this associa-
ton held last night at Temperance Hall, S3.UU0
were disposed of a: an average of ). per cent,
cnncelling % shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

ARRRsTRD.-Laste evening the officers Of the
5th precinct entered honse in VIVA, is fauil-
iarly known as estate Yard Alley" between
18th and 18th and E aud streets, and arrested
Matilda Light, on the charge Of keeping a
bawdy house, and John Mortimer for threats,
aud took them to the station, where Justice
Harper held Matilda to bail for court, to ans
yer the charge Of keeping bawdy house, and
fined Mortimer IS for disorderly conduct, and
held him to bail to keep the peace.
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CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPYsT-WhIte
Shirts. IS cents. 81, SIPS, and upwards. Un-
eIshirts and Drawers, from 81 cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for p cents Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed. 9 for p cents TIE
pest Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 81 cents q
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, clo,h -lirred
Button hole, 10 cents a box; and all other goods
AT equally low prices. At Franc & GoIdmaus,
Marble Hall, Nc. asa 9Th street, opposite Pat
Mt Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

FOR GOOD COTTON SOCKS 60 TO the Original
Franc, i9i tn street, between y and Z. Price:
6, 10, Is, 20c. and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

For FINE White Pocket Handkerchlefs go Il
the Original Franc, i9i eth street, between
ID and +. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward
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WHITE LINEN SUITS,
S6-s6-S6-sf-SG
At HABLR & Co.'s,
i6o Penna. ave, under u. = Hotel.

A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsINEss.-VoIlau-
der Bros. Will commence from this dav 20 sell
all their Gerts Furnishing Goods az five PEI
cent above cost. We ask all VINO are in need
OF the above goods 10 pa,roniZe Us as it will
save considerable honey TO the buyer and eua-
BILE us to continue sellipg goods at these rates.
HoLLANDER Bros, 2IO Penra. ayen Ne.
5,3l,l: between l4th and n SIS
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FOR SUMNER UNDERsHIRTs go TO the Original
Franc, i9i eth street, between ID and L. Prices
25, So sc, 81 and upward. SILL:
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tNlRST WARD-THIRD VOTING PRECINCT
4 Notice is hereby given that in conformity TO
the provisions IF the Charter Of the city Of Wash
ington, election will be held in the Third Voting
Precinct Of the First w ard, on MONDAY, the 7th
day OF June next: at the house Of John Reeves. on
the south side Of street, between 18th and 18th
Streets fer Collector. Regiater, and Surveyor, to
serve two years, one member Of the Board OF Al
dermen, to serve two years, and three members Of
the Board Of Common Council, to serve one year;
at which said Precinct the votes Of all who are
registered in the said First Ward of the city of
WsshinRton, the initial letter of whose names is
firm to N, Inclusive, will be received. Polls
open 1t .. m. and close ct p. m.
MAURICE QUIGLEY,
JOHN A. 3hAY,
JAMES HENNING,
mYZS
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS go TO the Original
franc, 4A 9TH street, between and T. Prices
IS, 81, SIPS ard upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

SALE OF RBAL ESTATE -t,oopar and Tat
inner have sold part OF lot q WITH Improve
ments in square 6si fronting on Delaware
aver us, between y ana ID streets, TO X. Ross.
Oak Lawn At the head of e0th street 70 -
Coombs n ~ cents per square foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

FoR SUMNER DRAWERS 90 to the Origina
Franc, 494 7th street, between ID and Z. Price:
IS, 50, 75c., 81 and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs go TO the Origi
nal Franc, 49, 1th street. between ID and l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

For ALL STYLES Of Paper Collars go 20 the
Original Franc, i9i 7th street. Prices 10, IL, l.
and 25c, per box,
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GEO FoRREsTER,
GEO. EMERSON,
Tom mfasioy1 or

E>IRST WARD-FIFTH VOTING PRECINCT
Notice is hereby given that In Conformity to
the pI divisions Ct the Charter Of the city of Wash
In gton election will be held I'm the Fifth Voting
Precinct OF the First w ard. on MONDAY, the 7th
gay 81 June next, at the house OF Mr.. Murphy, No.
3O1 Twentieth street, between n and n streets
for Collector. Register ano Surveyor to serve two
years; enc member Of the Board Of Aldermen. TO
Of Common Council, to serve one year; ct which
said precinct the votes Of all Who registered in
the said First Ward OF t. city Of Washington. the
sive, will be received. Polls open ct .. m. aud
close att D. m. CHAS. HULSE, ST.,
ALFRED DAY,
WALrER DRURY,
myD Conmissiouers
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS INsrIrurr
AZ inr session of This institute for the teacners
OF VI: r. Sunday School OF the Dis rict. held Al
me metropolitan Church last evening Ray
Ut u. w sampson delivered a ie,Iure on
b!ohSaI typography and Topography, after
whlcn Mr- IL. A Burr cond ucted in teachers,
bioir eia-s. Rev: II. Freeman delivered a
Palestine" VA
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EIRST WARD-FOURTH VOTING PRE-.
- CiNCT Notice is hereby given that IN con
tormtty 10 the provisions Of the Charter OF the city
Of WashinRton, an election will be held in the
Fourth Voting Precinct OF the First ward. on
Of George I. McGlue, on the north side of street
between 18th and Goth streets for Collector Regis
ter, and surveyor. to serve two years, one member
OF the Board OF Aldermen, 10 serve two years, and
three members of the Board of Common Council,
to serve one year. at which said Precinct the
Of ell who reRiste in the First lard of the
city OF Washington, the initial letter Of whose
names Is from N to 8, inclusive. will be received
Polls open at q. m. ana close at D. m.
JAMES KELLY,
GEO FORESTER,
GEO. EMERSON,
my2S Commissioners.
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BAIL FoR CoUHT.-John CLARK whose arrest
for striking boy named Thos. Adams on the
nead WIN a hoe, which was noticed In the
STAR ye- terday, was held 10 bail tor court BY
Justlce Tucker.
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CITY ITEMS.
CUT BRAD CHAINS,
Studs and Buttons,

received this morning st Prigg's Ose DoIlal
Jeweiry Store, No. i36 Pennsylvania avelue
between \ and 6th streets.
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Be 81 BALI.--A game Will be PLAYED IN :
af,erEoo a. , O'Clock. between the oIyepie
Ciup this city aad the Maryland Club OF 'Rsi,,.
more upon the grounds Of the latter cIun or
Mad scn avenue, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed at A.
I. Writings, 293 Penna avenue, south side,
between 9th and 10Th streets. H.
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IVTHb WOhkINGMENOFT THE FTRBT WARD
Gentlemen: Seeing In a mornings paper that
you met las. night and nominated Working.
mems Ticket for the ward, and being one
You nominated for the Council Board, whilst
feeling grateful 20 you for your kindness,
most resp cIiully decline the nomination.
wishing success for the regular nominees on
the Republican ticket. i AN, respectfully,
yours, DE. DANIEL q. MUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

ElRST WARD SECOND VOTING PRE-
CINCT-Notice is hereby given that in CON.
Of Warrington. an election will be held in thu
Sec1n6 Voting Precinct Of the First Ward ON
AndersonS ONE No. ZIG / street, bstWesn iStS
and 10th streets, for Collector, Register and Sur
TUeyor, 70 serve two years; one member Of the
members Of the Board Of Common Council, to
serve one year; Of which said Precinct the votes
Of Washington. the initial letter Of whose names
lie from = to h inclusive, will be received. Polls
open at O. n. and Close at p m,
H. n. TfLLEY,
WIN. A. WORMLEY,
my2s Commissiouers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

COTTAGE ON GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS FOR
RESr.-See Messrs. CruIt IL Sons advertise
mtLt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

ATTENTION. called 20 the notice OF the next
meeting OF The Pennsylvania Republican Is.
sCeialCI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

The STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL last night in aid
OF the Unitarian Oh urch was an except onaIly
agreeable affair in the way Of getting your.
moneys-worth of the piumpest OF Strawberries
and the creamIest Of cream at the hands Of the
pIettiest of caterers; and in the excellence of the
vocal music, agreeable social IN .ercourse, dane.
ing. &c. The hall (Odd TellowsD was filled
with brilliant company. Among the nota-
bles present was Mayor Bowen.
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StCoNn wARD-THIRD VOTING PRE-
= tlAt Notice q. hereby given that in con-
lo.hIp 10 NE provisions Of the Charter % the
Tara senns Precinct o. the second Ward, on
noc III tns TN az Of June next. 81 the shoe
street. for Collector, Register. and Surveyor. 90
serve tso yeers; one member OF ire Board OF Al
otl men. 70 serve two years; and three m rnssrs ~
the Beard II Common Council 20 serve one ye,r:
sTa an Assess,I, 70 serve two years: AZ Witch
saiH Precinct the votes OF all who ar res,..sri
ia the said Second Ward 81 the city OF wssh,ns.
t0L the Initial letter of whose Names IA so n
NJ. inclusive. will be received. Polls open A. ;
sAML pATUHER
OAsPAR KELLER,
8. Il BARN.
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SEC0ND wARD-FOURTH VOTING PRE-
a CINCT-No'ice is HEREBY given that in cor.
f.rmity 10 tae PROVISIONS Of The barter q the city
Fourth Voting fTecI net OF the Second Ward. Ca
1870 IL IN usy % .une next, Al the house
tween n and L streets, for Collector, Register
sud surveyor, 70 serve two years; one member ~
the Board Of Aldermen 70 serve two ysars. and
three members Of the Board Of Common Council 10
serve enc ear and sn Assessor 20 serve two years
az u hich said Precinct the votes of an Who a.
registered IN the said Second Ward of the city n
wsshington. the initial letter OF whose names Is
from 10 4, inclusive. will be received Polls
open att a N. and close att
Y &. WEAVER.
JOHN CURRY.
" MAKrn
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hi. fRANK KELLRY,
W.. y lDlaHBUDaH,
j. L. H0YEe,

FIFTH WARD-FIRST VOTING FREEING.
u Notice is hereby given that in conformity to
ington, election will be held in tue First votine
krecipct Of the Iifth wsrd, on M0HDAY: the 7fs
ger. on the north side Of Third street east
pennsylvania avenue and Cstreet south, for Col
Of ie Sossd " sssvs s.o
years; and three members Of the Board Of Common
Council. 70 serve one year 9 which said Prec net
ward Of the city Of Washngton. the initial letter
OF whose names 10 non 4 60 D, includive, viii b
AuDREW TINNBY,
a. p. McE1NNAU,
III, &, SHOLEe,
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SECOND WARD FIRSTVOTING PRECINCT
- Notice 10 hereby given that IN conformity 70
the provtscns Of the Charter Of the city OF Wash.
prcinct Of the Second Ward, on MONDAY, the
IN Gay or june next, q the house of Mr. South. on
Ioi collector, Register, and Surveyor to serve
yeore, one member Of the Board Of Aldermen TO
oiCommon Counsil, to serve one year; al d an As.
sessoI, 70 serve two years; q which said rscnct
onc ward OF the city Of Washington, the initial
Ieuer Of whose names 10 from a to inclusiye
yu ee received. Polle open at q. m. and cIoae Al
m BERNARD BRENNAN
elMCkAIR BUREEY
u,m VIM. PETTI8ONE.
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,IrTH wARn-SprOND VoT5r,,

EIrTH wARD-SEIOND FOT1NG PR
u fiNCT-Notice - hereby given that a. .,
formally 90 the provisions @! abe charter Il the CT
OF wash cton, election wtlt be hello In IN -.
ond No,ins Precinct Of the Fifth Ward, on NJ
Dhh, The 1;h day of yuBe neat. at the house II NJ
btianc, on IsuUsYlvania avenue. near Sc II
street east Tor Collector. Register. and sur rey5-
% serve two years me member Of the y ,arf ~
Al eFmen. q serve two years. snd three ~. nh.
OF the board ca CCmmsn council 20 .erv. -
year. al which sait Preclnct the vote. of al W.,
ere r 2istercd IN the sad y fth War 4 sfa ctt
Washington. the initial letter % Nhese nam. q
from 10 VI. tnclusive, viii he received y tls
open att 9 m. and ol.s a. 10.
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tsrnoon, the case OF Mr.. Horace = Johnston,
whose arrest by officer Michigan on the 18th
ulhmo, on the charge OF renting house for
at the time, was called by Justice Walter, when
Mr.. John +. Norris appeared for the defen ce
and after hearing the evidence, the Justice held
him 70 $500 bail to appear at court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

CAPITOL HILL BUILDING AssoCIArroS
IE~ thirteenth montnly meeting Of mis- as
- cation was held last evening over Doolsv,s
drug store and the sum OF Sl.oSjI was SOLD 49,
average OF ffiy-two per cent.
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Y 4. WEAVER.
JOHN CURRY.
j. W. hAkru.


SECoND WARp-kTFrR VOTIyG PR.
- CINCT-Notioe is hereby given that in cor
forniiy 20 the provisions OF ths Charter 4 the c
e Washington an election viii be held m fhs
Filth Voting pT, cinct Of the Secosd Hsri. On
MONDAY. the gth DAB Of June next. ~ the shon
al Mr. Mason, on the west side ~ Fhi-teeuth
street, tetwees and streets. for Col ecr,-
member Of the Board Of Aldermen 20 serve "a u
y-ars, three members uf the Road e f'srlpo n
JCunCil % serve aud at Assessor % s.,,e
two years. 1T uhiCh Sail Precinct tho vatas OF A .
who sTe egisteTed il tho sal. =. corr = a Of ~.
city 90 Wellington, tire iu'-ial lrtfl. of yrlo.a
names is from 20 Il, IEciu.ive. viii Dc rrc.iyai
Polls o,oD q. : -. al c!CsD A. : > 70
wM SHOOTER
Y = WAUGH.
CSC. yIlLAzD.
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SEGOND WARD--SECOND VOTING PRE-.
- SlNCTINotice 10 hereby given that in coo-
lomiiy to the provisions Of the Charter of the
Oh sshington. an election will be held in the
MYNDAY. the 9TH day Of June next, ct the house
81 Mr Nugent. on the northeast corner of l. and
Imrtetnth streets. for Collector, Register and
euvsyor, 70 serve two years; one member II the
0osld OF Aldermen. to serve tv years and three
Demeers OF the Board Of Common Oouncii 10
setvs one year aud an Assessor to serve years:
% which said Precinct the votes Of an VINO are
Warrington. the initial letter Of vhoes nsIes n n
from to ID, Inclusive. will be received. Polls
JOHN n Brown,
j. A FRANK,
o A. JACKSON.
"SSe Commissioners,
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hhoovERY OF GooDs.-Eor some time past
NJ h. Sandoren has been missing from his
IsiIeIlhg establishment, a. the corner Of sth and
EsIseis, Quantities Of material and ne report
- ne iact 10 police headq uarters, when
hessEs- Coones and Miller Were assigned 10
&c care. Ihese officers Immediately COM
nenced 20 WORK he case. aud a tsu d e..
iCuLc some OF the goods n another tailoring
esiaoHscment, where II had peen sold nv a
beigian. VINO had been IN the Eabtt OF calling
-~e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-04

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-A meet.
ing of this club was held last night at Carroll
Hall, Mr. A. b. TinEey, vice president presid.
ing; MIR. j. Mcknight, secretary. Mr.. Akin.
son said that an independent ticket, with the
names OF Grinder, Richards, Tucker, and
Taylor on il, was TO be run In the ward, and
called on DIR. Tucker for an explanation
DIR. Tucker said he knew nothing Of the matter
and did not recognize any other club in the
ward, and he did not intend runnirg on any
ticket, but would support the nominees. Mr..
Tinney stated that he had seen Mr.. John
Grinder, who repudiated emphatically any
knowledge OF any independent ticket, and
would have nothing TO do with it. Mr.. Tinuey
further remarked tnat Tor himself, he won Id
decline the nomination tor Council, if thereby
the interests of the club would be benefited
iCries OF mo! nor "Don you ooit."J After
some debate, Mr.. w. II. Brown, ST, offered a
resolution piedging the members Of the club tc
support the ucket; which was adopted. Mr.
Atkinson moved that mass meetings be b Id on
Friday and Saturday nights. Mr.. Charles q.
Moore offered 81 amendment, TO the effect that
on Saturday night the meeting be held IN the
southern part OF the WARD. Tue motion, as
amended, was carried, and the chair appointed
com miItee 20 select place for an open.a
meeting. Ac joUrned.
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FIFTH wARI- THE DFO TlNGPE ECTNf-y-
- Notice r. hereby given that in COZ { irni.g %
me froNislots - the Charter e the cir u VAST
inftcn an election viii - held in the Third We
~. III froclnot 81 the Fifth Ward. on MONDAY
-. - oas OF june o II. 81 the hoase 81 Aasda
bL.' - cVrnet OF street south Ana second street
.s-I. ior Solh 'tor keFiSter a-i SurKeEar -
80 tNo 1esrs' one msmbtr 81 the y ART ~ a.
,S H'n - serve TIVE y ars sni three uesuhers a
:. ~ % SounNn t"uaCll 20 serve ore vea--
~ Nhleh ssid frecirei tue votes Of al who a.,
stored an The said iifih War. 81 the ca. 81
ihslch TIE INITIAL letter e whose nam. A.
~ m - " Inclusive, viii Re received 90
open at a M. and Closs a. : n n, ''0o' fSis
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DON'T FORGET thst me Mns,reIs o! Kelly =
Ions famous troupe oTsn 3. the Na:lJpaI
ILea,Ee Lexi NocGay nigh
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THE UNION BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-This
new building association IN the First Ward
fully organized ION the old plan) a, the Friends
Meeting House, on ] streef, between 1s.h and
hold their first business meeting on the second
Monday in July. The following were elected
officers Stephen ID. Castleman, President;
John Cook, Vice President; John b. Tur,on,
Treasurer; Richard Goodchld, Secretary
Dlectors-Samuel r. Drury, william - Ser.
rim. Solomon Slower. Charles L. Hunt, George
r. kidwell, Philip II. Hauptman, A. S. Vose,
George A. Lane, Henry &. Watson.