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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-24
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
IRIS VERSICOL0R
OR
BLUE FLAG.

il acts directly upon the blood, cleansing ana Puri'
fyin, the vital current of all the hunors and taint'
Which disease or malarious influences have p!antei
there and Graduating and neuralizing tn, effects
of mercury or other poisons which NAV have been
taken into the system. For this reason it is in
f.lIiblc as remedy for ScRorrLA, EErPrroSs or
THE SKIN. IScIPIENr COSsrHPrioN, DKopSY, &C,
and will cure the most yirulent and obstinate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-24

w KosE.............4 "a MOON RISKS cv'g... 5 0G
ua sErs..........7 1s HIGH WATER mig. Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetswu.

LIST or LETTERS remaining an the Pos
once, georgetown, ID e., Jaly Is, 10y.
ladies, LGd:s: ,,s;:-Bolden Lsvens Miss; Bsiy
Elizabeth Mrs; Brown Mary &: Barca NJ A
MS: Bird l. Mrs; Collins Eilin; Coleman An
ME Mise; Curran Maggie Miss; Carr Mr.:
crown VIM Mrs; Gross Mary Niles, ?; Gnn-
nell Jennie Mss, II ggins Jinaie Miss; Healey
Kate; Hall Sis; Hanson = u Mrs; Hopkins Hen
Iletta Mn: jacob ElIzlbe.h Mrs Kearney
kooeri Mrs King HaLdy Mrs; Miller +
Mss; Met carson l. Mrs, c1rd; Nichols Ad,
Miss Peterson Martha Miss; Reason Mary
MT; Reason VIM Mrs; Staar; Sophia Mr.:
smith Mary i; Tnrocsmorton Mary Mr.;
oteiont Sarah Miss; rarreIGnes X h MIS-
Wood Miss: Williams Marth Mss.
GsHt,en..'s LiSt.-Bcothe John "; Brown
Capt X y; Boilers John; Bryan T; Bayles
Charies Basett John L, Brown Vim ii; Bait
z-H WIN. Buries John, Brewer Harry; Boa-pe
Cspt Ssml; Cnilds Fredk W: Callahan Patrick
L. Cagail Robert; CHECK Geo W Carrau John
); Garter james, col; ChIck John II, Davis W
q NJ Davis William H. Dom 81 Geo w; E-by
Jerry, col. >: Ehrenz-ller = A: EadIey q A;
fIsher VIM; Francis VIM T: Guuneil DIR:
Gardner Russell q; Goodman Hobsop 4: He'd
rls1 frof b y Halves benI y: Holman Rooert
y Hesney JAS W; kemper h; Landou Mr.: Lee
JUhp; Lord Capt Saml :; Lia,z SAN: Mecca.
Tough Allen; McManoa John; NcNoaieal VIM
n Msteews Ias; Nichols Jared q; Norton
NeSoery Capt Amos Il: Payne James: Pr,cs
captain q; Penn Ssml :: Preuuss Stephen;
Pike William. 2; Pearc- Capt. Lewis Z a. uine
Coas: Richardson Albert A: x olhe & 20. Simp-
Sanger Capt w r; Sat'eriy Capt VIM X rsu-
ner Samuel or Sarah; Tanner samuel: Talbot
Tbeophilus. Van ADder q; Williams Rich
ara: Woodmansee Charles, ,; wooG Arthdr r.
MIsCELLaNBoUS-M.E
PoroNAC BOAT CLUB.-This club. which
was recently organized in GEORGETOWN. n"ld a
full meeting al Fugitts Hall, on Tuesday
evening. at which a con stItution and bylaw
selected from those OF the varlous clubs o. the
country, Were adopted. The following officers
Were elected for the present year.-PresIdent,
Malcolm Seaton; EIce President, Thomas A.
RItchle; Secrefery, John VI. Waters: Treas
urer, Ohm Is. Donnelly: CoXsy.ain, George Ii.
Fox The committee appointed the last
meeting 10 correspond with parties IN regard
10 procuring boat, reported thai they had
found opportunities OF purchasing a boat
cheap in New York. Messrs. Ionn Alden. IL
III. Fox VIM. Mcleod, and Malcolm Ssaton
were appointed q committee 10 purchase a SIX
Dared and practice boat az once. From the ex-
cellent material Of which this club is composed.
II BIDS falr 10 top the deck in boating circles
nsreabouts. II is understood thai tour of their
practice crew will he Fox. Alden. StudIey.
ard Shelley, well-kIown bali tossers OF the
DisrIct.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered aud cleared-Schr
w. II. II. Travers, McCracken, from and 10
Alexandra and Boyd's Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

CoRSs. &C.-Dr. w hite, Surgeon Chiropodist,
OF twelve years prac zeal experience in the
tinted States and Canadas, and IS ,ablished a.
i2i Pennsylvania avenue, between X aud 9TH
streets, since l-6l, successfully treats CJrns,
Bunions- Chilbiains. Club and 1ngrowipg
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, without
pain or icon venience 20 the patient. The shoe
can be worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi-
clans, surgeons and thousands OF other respon-
sibe persons W no patronize his establishment
Hours from a. m. 10 p. N. Owing TO press
OF business al Office. DIR White as unable 10
visit patients a. taeir residences except between
6 and ID. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
Rf THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.. Georget own
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE REAL rs.

= - r. y la
TATE IN GEoRG EToWN, DC.
"a by virtue OF q deed of trust dated October
E... 2lst, A lS,7. and record In Liber e.
-. No l9, fJlios ls4, ell sea Of the land
rtcofcs OF the district of Coiumbis and by di
rection OF the Trt asurer OF he Sixth Ruilding
socfafon OF Georgetown. District o. Colu abb = .
We shall expose 70 PUBLIC sale, I'm front OF the
premises on THURSDAY. the I,th DAY OF Au.
ga I'M u, ls6s: sf i've O'Clock in the afternoon,
District of Colombia, beginning for same AZ the
ED Ell HE drawn from the corner OF High aud
BTiGge streets lao feet inches on the north side
OF bIlcge street. and running thence wet on said
street % feet then north % feet then east =. feet
then south 10 Bridge street and place Of begin-
ming. with the three story Brick House thereon;
ano Also All that part Of Lot No o.. Beatty ana
rear Of and Immediately adjoining the above de-
serted lot. bounded ~ follows:-B. ginning at tie
distance OF lS feet inches from the eonth.A.
corner OF eald lot 81 and the Ii thereof RIM
nfng Sett and parallel with Bridge street, ard
run tb@nce north anu parallel with High street 10
me NJ rthweet cn.Ler It part of said lot sold -
Storee ana AcaD h ng. septenb nth, A ID
lSs; ther ce west and parallel With Bridge stree,
10 u. rlhessf corner Of apat OF said lot sold
1rayers lie TO the southeast corner of said last
nehuop'd conveyance; theu-e with a straight
line TO the beginning
Terms a. sale: 81 &C cash: balance 10 and ID
me nths. With interest from cay sale sec red bx
dfed OF trust 200 cash the fail of the hammer
III terms are net complied with in = We days Trus
ICES reserve The right 90 resell "a ii We days ON hI,e
notice, 81 the cosi and rick Of defaultipg pur-
chaser Stamps and copveysrci at cost OF BAR
chater. WILLIAM % tlASsIN
FRED. W. JONES,
Iys-eCEds rrusfaes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
A Growl About Brutal Dog Killing.

EDITOR SrAR:-This morning, or hearing
the report Of gun, ran 10 my window to see
what was gong on. " hen i looked out, saw
that Certain officer Of your town, whom sup
pose had bern designated by the authorities TO
extermIna,e he unmuLZled canine race. had
shot dog; but as the contents OF his gun had
not taken full effect, the poor bru, e. seemingly
aware OF his destiny. was struggling TO get
away and wnlla the dog was IN this condition
the cnlored men who Were with the ON GER
caught IL and We're stamping its brains out
wh.n II broke away from them ana struggled
TO make Its escape: bu: they Immediately caught
Inc poor animal again, and finally put an end
10 us existence by choking AMI dashiug its
brains cut The above horrible transaction
occurred almost under my WINDOW. And now
let me say, Mr. Editor. that l sincerely one
mat me authorizes of our peaceful city will d
away with this barbarous manner, ana try
some other method OF eXiermInation. 1 would
susgest that instead of literally numbering the
poor trutes under our own doors, that the log
catchers (aS they do in Philadelphia) have a
box wagon 10 put their plumber in. then take
That plunder ~ proper place, and il not
claimed and paid for IN twenIy.four hours
then do as the law requires l trust that the
people everywhere will protest against these
daily scenes, and that this reckless shooting OF
dogs Will be done away with. As for myseIf
L have no dog. neither do 1 want one NV
object IN wiring this letter is not to protect
TINS race CT animals, but simply to have the
authorities Try some better mode of getting rid
OF these pests which infest our CITY LIS
Washington, ID. G, July I4th, l-69
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

CHEAPER THAN THE CHRAPRsr.- White
Shirts. IS cents, 81, ~ -, and upwards. Tn
dershIrts and Drawers. from s. cents up wards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchlets, already hemmed, for rs cents. Tue
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 80 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars. cloth.Iined
button hole, 10 cents q box: and all other goods
Al equally low prices, At Franc Il Goldman's
Marble Hall, No. &5S eth street, opposite Patent
ONCE. I'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

ALEXANDRIA AND VICiSITY.-The folio wing
Items are from the GOscits OF last evening:
Abydndr1d CdHGl-TEe County curt yester-
day appoiuted a committee toexamine int the
ccndit on OF the canal aqueduct over the
Washington and Alexandria turnpike, at Four
Mile Kun. This morning some gentlemen OF
the city, Interested in the canal III spec led the
aqueduct alluded To. and report that il Is ia
better condition than ii has been tor the last
twelve yea-s.
made the following appointments. Loud0un
County-Cons.ablas I. ). Williams, Johu
Dean George w. Ely. Justices of the Peace:
John Jones. 4. Kendall. J. =. Newton. Alex
andria County-CoE stables: Charles Payne,
Henry Travers. tauquier County-Ju.tIce
OF the Peace. James =. Thompson.
Sun Nroke captain William Price, while
on his way home from the depot OF the o.. A n
NJ. X X. TO dinner yesterday afternoon, was
sun struck. He was taken 10 his residence a.
once, and he proper rsstoratives being admin =
istered, he had so far recovered last night as 10
be able 10 walk down stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

MARKED DISTINCTION has been made BY
the medical profession between Hon's Malt
Extract and the innumerable so-called reue-
dies and health preserving preparations of the
day. While they uphold and endorse the for
mer, they carefully abstain from noticing the
lstter, knowing them 10 be unmitigated hum
bugs. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

SPEsH's PORT WINR-The Port Grape is
now cultivated in this country for a WINE uu-
excelled by any other, In its mellow luciuess,
richness OF flavor. and briliiancy OF color.
The grape has been brought 20 a perfection
never attained in Portugal by Mr.. A. Speer, in
his vineyard New Jersey. Physicians say II
Is superior 10 imported Port for invalids and
in summer IL is more agreeable aud refreshing
IMAM claret- Clergymen use it for its parity as
a communion wine, while the most fas hion.
able families drink il as dinner wine.-N T.
Tribune
Some o! orr druggists keen If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

DISCLOSURE TO THE LADI Re.-As you sur
reS IN your mirrors the white rows OF teeth
which owe heir purity and Iuster TO Sozodou,,
perhaps you feel curious 10 know the ingredi-
ents OF this wonderful vegetable preservative.
Well, the principal one is the Bark of the soap
Tree, brought from the recesses of the Arau.
canisn mountains in Chill, 10 add one m ore
charm 10 your personal appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

last night. the barn on Mrs. Shoemaker's arm,
on The river side road, near Tennsllytown,
was struck by lightning. and was burned to
the ground. barn situated on the sains spot
was destroyed by fire about year ago and
was since rebuilt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

PICTURE OF THE MILE GAINES Jury
This afternoon the Jury in the cas-. OF Mile
Gaines, with baiiiffs Edwards and Sprague,
are having their photographs taken by Mr. ] .
-. Johnson As this Is the first Jury this
District composed OF an eq nal n u m brr of white
and colored men, engaged 10 the trial of a col
ored woman for killing white man, the pi..
ture Will possess some Interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
CITY ITEMS.

JAPAN HAIR BRAIps, Satchels, Companions,
Albums, Writing Desks, Jet and Enameied
Sets, Buttons and Studs, received this m orning
81 Preg's One Dollar Jewelry Store. No. 4S6
Pennsylvania avenue, between N and Oh SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
Growl About the High Price OF Meat,

EDITOR STAR Tell me why the people OF
tins city should be paving To-day as much for
meats as they nave paid AT any time during the
past TWO or three years Business l. dull.
money Is scarce, all farm products are droop-
ing. nay, tumbl!ng down in price, and VET
when our meats are fattened in the pastures,
and The cheapest that they are any time during
the year. We are paying "a much as we did in
dear times. WHat is the matter. lisa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

DISTRESSING ACCIoENT.-E esterday after
noon. a little daughter of Mr Marbury Harris.
residing on l. street south, bet ween ith aud 5th
streets, was sitting a. the table, when the tea .
pot was by some means upset, and the child
was badly burned from the head downwards ;,
so seriously that DIR. Joseph Walsh, who was
called IN, mas but lit1e hopes of her recovery.
When her clothes Were taken off the skin cana
OIL with them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

MUST WIN-"No Use Denanq he Fcct--
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted principle of selling Tea that must
tcin, being sound and correct in every feature:
| One pound as cheap as though you bought n
thousand.
6,i7 S.EONG.n SO eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

0TTRY FORD'S CELEBRATED SODA WA
uS TtR, with delicious Fruit and Cream
SyIurs Particular attention called to the roni
syrup"
ki:singtr, Nichy. sar atoea, and Bedford Mine
raj Waite. on crsught.
No 2~6 Peppsylyania avenue Istweep nth
and 18th rs In,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

THR CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, ~ Market
Space. between sth aud 9th streets, Is in con-
slant re cept OF the latest novelties in the way
! OF Jewe.ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

"A HOT DAY.-Range of thermometer at
Franklin Co. opticians, in the shade 10 day:
20 cocKa m, q, 10 O'Clock, ID; IL o'clock, 80;
~ O'CLOCK m 92; o'clock p. m, %; clock,
~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
SOME o! our druggists keep it.
oAK HALICLOTH

and Childrens' Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, AGO Seventh street, opposite Pos OF
nee. 1.l2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

BALTIMORE AND Potomac RAILRoAD.-The
engineers under the direction of Cap. Moore
have been for some days past reviewing the
line on the southeast side of this village The
question vi location not having yet been dee j.
ded, much anxiey is felt by our citiz.ns. IL
the meantime We are sorry 10 say that the ire.
quent Interruptions growing out OF Inc right OF
way. frCm IN luL ctions. &c. have seriously EN- =
barTassed the Cffceis of the company: and
while The work oG thar part of the road bet ween
Baltimore and his town may not ne very great
ly retarded, We learn from good authority that
no contracts VIII be entered upon for work
south OF Marlboro until all questions of right
OF way and damages are fully ad lusted, so
that contractors may not, as has been the
case. be compelled 10 abandon work on some
OF The sections 10 await the decisions Of the
courts. This Cetern inatIon OF the company
while IL does not weaken our faith in the ulti. =
mate completion OF the entire line TO the Poto.
mac, Is likely 10 LEAD 10 a delay OF many mon this
The company was led to believe before the
work was commenced, that little or no hi =
Guilty would be experienced ia this particular
Indeed. The public sentiment seemed to be that
a large majoi ity Of landholders would freely
gave the right of way. In this they have been
sadly disappointed. We shall not undertake
10 argue with those who thus attem pt 70 leop.
ardil- so great and important an undertaking
II is a policy we do not unders tand.-.H Marlboro
10 EFT. ,y1Iy IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC tina. Geo. Il
WIlsou 4 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c as chea u
as any pei son who advertises IN the Star IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

FANCY GLASS BLowISG.-Mr. w l. Btksr.
AZ experienced and skIllful glass blower, COM
neIces series OF interesting exhibitions OF his
art a, Potomac Hall this afternoon. The
samples OF his Ornamented Work W. have seen
are beautiful IN design. and executed with
great perfection of finish IN form and coloripg,
particularly hIs BIZ OF Paradise, which are
eylcentiy tue work OF q master hand. His ex-
hIbiiiCns are from 10 and from 70 IT. u. IN ,
and are free 70 the public. Payment of "a small
Tee VIII entiile spectators 10 chance 10 the
distribution of the beautiful ornaments which
are mar ufactured IN their presence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
j HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH

None but those deprived o. THE ele..,us suc.
of tts io.s The pimpl.d, blotohed, and letter
covered person looks pom clear, smooth -tfu,
With jealousy, and tn~srtiy desires the .sm.
Those wboee systems eIled with the v,ru. a =
eChofULA and other cutaneoos di-e..@. ~
not have good health. v ben the blood 4. n note
disease 10 sure 20 follow
All have timely warning in those Hlotehe- PIN
pes, letters, Sores bols Copper -colors-i p.trb-.
Scales. &c Avert the calamity by puElggiur a.,
system with the $50
saMARlrAN's ROOT AND HERB yUIcss.
before Scrof1ls takes firm hold.
How many have the virus OF Syphilis 81 81. s-
tenn. ard IN that condition couiemslste marriage.
knowing little OF its bsneiul IN fuenoe 90 to. g..
stitution. To such We gay srOP. First lee lee
yourself OF these impurities; of thst scrofu ,us VA
fecron. (which 10 many cases fs HEREDITARY tn the
constitution, before 700 bring misery ON VOC rsel
aud offspring. Price q Is per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,


Ma. SrAh.-Can you Tell NE WY am SUBJ
lec' 10 a fine OF so if open the fire plug IN
front of my door in order 20 extingulsh a fire
ON my own or my 'ish6or's premises! Las.
Sunday, II 1 could have opened the plug, WA,
might have proved s. most disastrous fire,
could have been extinguIsbeo before the Il re.
men arrived As 1t Is the burning building
must ne put out according 10 law aud red
tape. Now. sir. this fire broke out within few
f.et OF fire plug. out was stopped from using
II ty this atrocIous law, which gives
the fremen the glory OF putting out tue
hre, but also gives our CITIZENS and the in
surance companies the loss ensuing
from his Official SEAL on the fire plugs. Why
can't Key OF the plug be left ~ the nearest
dwelling A very little water applied a. the
beginning will soon get an ordinary fire under
aid thea Is the time that water the spot is
more efficient than the whole fire department
City Fathers please reform this altogetner
Have key 10 the plug located SO that il may
be used by any body when needed TO sxInguish
a fire. This matter IL so plain that il is hoped
that this abomnable sealing OF the plug till
the fremen have arrived may be abolished
The Gays OF red tape ought 10 have played out
long ago. Let us nave lust little common
sense about THESE masters. SCFFEREs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
pKoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
syF>tTEN,E oFFiCE. L. Z. a.
No. 81 ;. sHAFr STREET, pAi IIa~EF. as

sJF>rtTEN'E oFFicE, U.s.t
No. 81 ;. sEAfr STREET, pAi IIH"EF. NJ.
June -. l-3s
eealed Proposals. 20 d plics:e will re reo.iv.s
NJ tins once until u m WEDNESDAY. Iuly
=, lop9, Tor furnishing 10 kecruifipg Party and
hsctaits loI UNITED eistes army st Bait more Nd
The Fresh Beet required ~ them for elk nloaths
commencing August ]. 1863 or tuch les. time =. ~,
tonmisssry General u Subsistence may dir--t
The Beef 20 be Of good market able n allt,. "a.
equal proportion of fore aud hind auartsr meal
tDet x. shank. and kidney tallo~ 10 b. escluf-T
s. The neCke OF the cattle slaug fitf.
eertene nj shall lie cut OF at the fourth
yoint. and thu breast trimmed down Tn ehaf X
Of fore quarters shall be cut OF from three four
ttrs n ~ Ella o. eight inches above the br.i Dr.
hook Joint
Butchers having stalls en- any % a.. ,Ity
mar kets may propose Tor Beef. De e. loo tor Al
their stalls OF such GAYS as those mar .ts AT.
open, Specifying the maxi efs the dAys Of IN.
We x. and the hours ~ ouch days betwe~u whtcb
the Beef cat he there Oh .siued It ~ not q pe,tri
thar sny one days order . Beef viii cover on.
whole quarter of the same. and moet Of tue prlers
viii probably he for mall amour % Af q rirsa "a n
orders 10 be hlled ID successive curs ire IT,,
Eusrfers 81 Beef IS mentioned ~ parAgraph tbre.
o. ,his dNertisemeni, or by Beet Of eausi .Usf'y
=. BIDDERS requested TO lie present 10 re.rouf
10 their tlo- and b~ prepared TO houA- Tor t.,
fulhIlme OF their contract
q. Proposals must be endorsed distinctly q" Pro
roeals Tor freth Be-f.n aud addressed a. me nm
6ere1gred. who reseryts tie right IL, arf az 81
all bios not TO the interest Of the United stats
Conditions, requirement. payments. g
berefotore THOMAe Wilson
Ys6t Breset Brig. Gen. and G. .Cs..
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LIMITED STATS PATINE 0T!IC1,

On the petition Of =. v. aOODxLI, Il Gin
s1. lSrs S.syisf i's .s sh &c e Of
issusA the 18th DAY Of April, 1851, for IN in.
Drcysnsst in . . Tor nsLing en ysloIss:
efhes On the soth day Of ee0tsaber next. ANY SER
son nay oDDose this sxtsnSion. Objections, desc.
oSSs txssty SsyS bssSrs tie day Of hsaSias.
SAMUEL D. HIeHEk.
~ l0leWSN Oomnie0toper Of Hasontu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

THE MUNICIPAL DFFiCks-Re, UbiicdR Cda-gs
res Va Al the III Vi aJIon of Mayor Bowen.
the Republican members of rhe City Council
met last evening al his office. City Hall, for the
purpose of consulting reference 20 the num-
cipaI appointments for the ensuing year. After
a general interchange of views. il was unani-
InCusly voted to leave the matter en- tirely with
Mayor Bowen. the members expressing their
confidence IN his judgment. Mayor Bowen
requested the ward delegations 10 recommend
foT appointment IN their respective wards men
VINO woui I'd best serve the Interests of the CITY,
~ orly such would be sppoiIted to fill any
lfCe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

OAK HALL CLorHING EMPORIUM,
For Gentlemen, Boys, and Children.
go til St, OpDoSite p %,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15
SAMARITANe OFT

The only real cure Cor oonorrh1a. Gls~t ana
Diseases caused from indesoretion. Only ten piIi.
purely vegetable. We discard BaiSass Cpastas
and Mercury ~ Icing not only useless bnf Errtfui
Gilt cures IN from twO 90 tour days. thus avoid >
tne trouble exposure. and the extortion of .u.cks
Male Packages. So; Females, S3. sod iys @
FORD, and By ID useists,
ma S1S Race street, Phil mia