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HELMBOLD's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATEs ERUPTIVE aud ULCERA-
TIVE D15EAS ES

ERADICATES ERUPTIVE aud ULCERA-
TIVE DISEASES
THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELLDS, SCALP
and SKIN,
Which SO dishgure the appearance, PURG-
ING The evil effect of mercury and renlOV-
ing all taints, the remnants or DISEASES,
hereditary or otherwise, and Is taken by
ADULTS and CH1LQkEN with perfect
TWo TABLE-sPooNFULs of the Ex-
tract OF Sarsaparllla, added to a pint OF wa:
ter, Is equal TO the Lisbon Diet Drink, ana
one bottle is equal to q gallon OF the Syrup
OF SIrsaparIlla, or the decoctions as usually
made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published
III tne Medico-ChirurGical Review, on the
supJecS OF the Extract OF Sarsapartlla in GER
Jam auectlons, by Benjamin Traverse, F. Il.
D, &C. speaking OF those diseases, and dis
ettses AThins from the excess OF mercury, he
stateS NdL no remedy Is equal TO The Extract Of
SdTSdpdTtud; tts iOolDeT Is ertraorcifudyU more
50 than amy otteF drug am acquainted nth.
1t IS u! the Streest sense, tonic Nth This in
valuable attribute, that is dpDIic1hIe In N 11fe
Of the system so StLkeI1, and vel so Irritable as
renders other substances Of The tonic ciGxs tt,11-
uQtldbLe or Injurious.
HELNBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsapar1lla,
Established upwards OF IS years.
PREPAREDkBY
n. II. HELMBOLD,
694 Broadway, n. T.
apr2-eodd &eOww, uunl5
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CIR A Y HAIR
Restored to its Original Youthful
Color.

OO1CTs
By its use.
1t will make Hair 9rOW upon bald heads.
except in very aged persons, as it furnishes
the uutritive principle by which the hair is
nourIshed and suppOrted.1,
1t will prevent the hair from falling out.
and does not stain the skin.
No better evidence of its superiority
nech be adduccd than the fact that so
many limitations OF 1t are offered 10
the public.
IT IL a SPLENDID HAIR-DRESSISG
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail:
h. r. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H., Pro-
prieiOrs.
For sale by all Druggists.
may26-lmeod.d 6w
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Masonic Notice.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL CON.
l. vocation OF Wheeling Union Chapter
No. 10, this evening at ~ O'Clock. A pune
tual attendance ID requested.
may3I.lt w. H. IRWIN, Secretary.
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Wantad.1Ea

A FEW GOOD Statesmen TO SELL
n the Grover d. Baker Sewing Machines.
Apply with referen CO, at the sales rooms, NO:
10 Main street, Wheeling, on Tuesday ana AZ
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QUANTITY Us. QUALITY. HELMBoLD's
EXTRACT EARSAPARILLA. The dose is
small. Those who desire a large quantity
and large doses of medicine ERR.
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CLOTHS. CAssIN1EREs,

satlnets, Jeans, Cashmerets, &C.. the largest
in tho city, to accommodate Mer-
chants and Merchant TallOTB at Eastern
Prices; also, TRiIOTs' Trimmings.
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For Sale.

HTOUsE AND LOT FOR SALE ON VIR-
IL ginia street. seventh Ward. The house
Is TWO story frame, with rooms, finished IN
modern style, with every CONVEX tencei new
er has been occupied. and will be sold on
easy terms. l. IRWIN
maY3I
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List of Letters


~ EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
II Post Office at Wheeling, on Monday
-'' 1 LADIES' LIST.
Buck Louisa Kirk mrs l.
Baiiis mrs James Miller Maggie
He'll Mary Mathews Bell
Burns Mary Maher Anne
Cornell mrsRC Mallen Maggie
CnEren Mary Miller Martina
Cline Elvira McDermott Ellen
Dew les mrs stephen McCracken kliz4be
DOlbey Elizabeth Mcbride mrs JnO
Evans Elizabeth Newly Jennie
Film Mary Olney India
flanagan mrs b II Porter NOME
Cjrey Nancy RuChLy Mary
George GeOrgiana smith Mary
HumOeTger UatherlneSmltn mOIlle u
HOrnhro0k Rachael SnoWden kuther
Humes Virginia smell Ella
Harvey Mary Stein Julia
Hitchcock Earah Stewart Bell
Heslew Mary Wise Elizabeth
Hamm Mary l. Watts Mary Ann
Hiilyer Kate Wilson Mary
jenkins mrs Robert 2Ioung Mary
Jones Mary h Miss Mary
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Allen Thomas Johnston Isaac
observation-disclosures Dan
AIdrige Nuchermilh Irwin ThoS
RasSett + Kenedy John A
Brown Ben KrOuse F L
Observation-Disclosures 2Leach ChaS
Biedenbach Albert Lewis John
Bowers John Lose G W
Booth j K LafTerly EFF
Burgess J NJ Moore Charles
BAnne0 Jas MARSH all FIlA0ECl
Barker James Martin r. w
blanchard j w Mintline Geo
Bennett Mathew Marshall James F
Baker w l. Meredith Capt JnO
BushneId TB Mathews Jas Il
Cole u Austin Mason John
Coil Frank Myers Lyman
Ohristy Harvey Z Mcneil Michael
Cummins JaSS Norton Jos
Cristwell Louis Robinson K
Chaplin Joseph Russell Eddie y
CumifOrd James keum1n John
Chaplin l. Is Reed Thomas
Condry Owen katcllh Washington
Clark Thomas Roberts BaZel W
Casteil VIM a Sheldon A b
Chatmen AlmoSex l. smith Benton
Huntington w ScrlVen John
DiIbrOOk Louis Shuster John
Dunlap NJ SmalleyJ L.
Den oaugh oliver smith John Is
DayIo Patrick shipper Jos
DOnahoo Patrick stanton Thomas
Dyer Henry G SPrague Stephan
Edwards David Sparge VIM
Evans Evans Smith VIM o
Eader Lewis Thompson " 3
EIkey Charles Thompson Westly
FIIben Jno Tracy Thomas
Fry James Ialce John Il
Frost WlIlism Wilson Theodore
FrecSe Geo W Wade ChaS n
Green q II Wagner ID
Gray LivI Washington George
Gleason Amos N (cglOred)
Hopper Geo Wallace Henry
Hayden Rev II f Wheete Henry q
harris John Weedle j Ohm
Holt Manley d Watson Jno A
Howell VIM WeltZsl Joseph
Horbury William Wilson
HaZZlet Charles transient
Jacobs Jacob
C. ]. RAWL LING, =. NJ.
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE!

YOUNG LADIES BEWARE!
OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS of Face
Powders and Washes. All such remedies
close up the pores OF the skin, and in q short
time destroy the complexion. II you woald
nave fresh, healthy and youthful appear
RILLA.
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apeffaE 1n1irEs.

HELMBOLD EXTRACT SARSAPA-
RILLA Cleanses ana renovates the blood +,
inStiIs the vigOT of health into the system
and puIgeS out the humOrS that make dis
ease.
ACLEAR. SMOOTH SKIN and BEAUTI-
Full COMPLEXION follows the use OF
HELMBoLD'S CoNCESTRATEDEXTRAC SAR-
SAPAKILLA.
1t removes black spots. pimples and
eTuptiOnS OF the skin.
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HELMBoLD'S CONCENTRATED Ex-
TRACT sAR5APARILLA. IL the Gre6
T3L0Oh Purifier.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system
naturally undergoes change, and HELM
BoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
OF SARsAPARILLA Is an assistant OF the
greatest value.
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NOT A FEW OF the worst disorders that
afflict mankind arise from corruption OF the
blood. HELMBoLD's EXTRACT SARsAPA-
RILI.A Is a remedy OF the utmost value.
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3ry 6Hnds.
JOHN ROEMER,
Nos. 81 and 3s, Main ST.,
CENTRE WHEELING.

TT GIVES ME- PLEASURE To INFORM
NV friends and the public in general that
/ have in store and am daily receiving large
additions to my stock OF
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- EMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
K Post Otfice at Wheeling, on Monday,
May 81. 1859.
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DRoPOsALs FOR sEwER.

OFFICE svPT. AND INsFECLoR OF sKwERs,l
NAsHNGroS q. G .Msy Z. isa
Sealed proposals will be received az the Msycr-s
Dnce, City He'll. until L O'Clock NJ, on TIT H.
DAY. the 18th inst for constructing = BArrsl
seser ihres feet inside diameter In .ta - Net.
from sewe q already Constructed 81 NORTH
O. the north side Of New York avenue, 20 be pre,
yided with late ais. drops, traps, and mAn-holes
wherever deemed necessary.
Inc woIk 70 be done under the direction OF n
Superintendent and Inspector q sewers. the ~
perlntendence OF the FOsrth " ard Commission
and tho Assistant Commissioners appointed bY th.
mayor.
Speci fcatio ns may BE- seen st this on - Bid.
ders VIII state the price per lfpesl foot FOR main
sewer ana laterss. each for traps. drops and an
hole, The Mayor reserves the right 10 reject s1y
Escb bid must be accompanied With the written
guarantee OF Q rec ponsi ele party. known % -
sach, that Z pied he bidder Will ute .
contract in due form, and perform the work in a.
The guarantee must be In substance o. follows.
~, A B., guarantee. IL this bid 10 accepted 81
the Mayor, that the bidder will enter into a
cont rac' for the SANE. and perform tue work &C
cording 20 the requirements thereof lsiened Alb.
p. II. DONEGAh,
supt. and Inspector OF sewers, &C.
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pRsPosALs IoR GsAnING AND GRAVEL
sYLvANIA AVENUE TO N srkEET MORT II
MAYORs OTFrcR.

TON. ~. u. Aprtl -. l-ts
Proposals viii be received At this on % until II
O'Clock NJ. on MONDAY, May the 10th, 1859, Tor
grading and gravsing 81 street we.t, from Penn
syfyania avenue 10 street north, under an act
approx ed December q. lS6s
The work TO be Gone under the direction Of the
CITY surveyor, the superintendence Of the Commits
sioner OF the Ifrst " ard and two Assistant Com
missoners C. Be appointed by tbs Mayor
Bidoers viii state the price Per cubic yari for
excavation or embankmest, that Win n measures.
the most 10 be paid for only one way. either in
excavation or embank ment
Bidders viii state the price per square vsrd Tor
travelling, the gravel 90 be Of good quality. free
from stones OF improper size e. be nine deep
IN the center OF the street and taperins 20 four
inches deep sf the gStter line sfter the same has
beer properly role,
Tie surplus earth. Including sand gravel ani
stpe. % re deposited wherever the Ward CON
missioner may direct.
No part 81 the appropriation will he raid until
the work has been approved by the City sur ~,
hid the {, mmssioner Il the First yard ana tlgs
a esistant Commissioners.
The right 10 reject any and all bios IL reserre.l
Each bid must be accom- panied with the written
guarantee of o responsible pArsen known D.,
such tlat, II accepted, the bidier will en- ute
contract In cue form, and perform the wOrk in a.
cordapce Herewith
The guarantees must lie in substance as follow.
L A. qua sntee, IL this bio be accepted by ina
Mayor. that the bidder viii enter iuto A caItrtcr
TOR the same. and perform the work scr1riins -
the reauirems nts thereof tignei-a B.
HENRY HlNREa.
Ap . ~ CoHmis>ioner First @srL
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To THE WEAK, the worn, and the weary, the
editor of the Boston Recorder says -" We can
most unhesitatingly recommend the Peruvian
Syrup, a protected solution OF the protox Idle of
iron, 20 all the weak, the worn, and the weary
having richly experienced its benefits. It pos.
sesses all the qualities claimed tor II by its
proprietor
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CITY ITEMS.

SPECIAL BAReAIus.-Just received from
New York, at q large sale, 100 pairs Of all wool
Spring CASHMERE Pants, At $3.50 and 81 a
pair. They are cheap, as the material could
popular ciothier. Pennsylvania aven ne, three
doors east Of Ilth street.
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LOCAL n VS..


NATIONAL THzArEs--Bryant's Ministries
and BurIesque Opera Troupe.
Prov. SNIrH's Art Gallery, 30i Psnnsyl-
vania avenue, large NUMBER Of new chromos
lust received.
METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA-
TRK- Pennsy lvania avenue, between lin and
18th streets. Open every night-wIth q first
class entertainment.
MARKRITKRs, 456 eth street.-The pictures
On FL hibitIon.
MxTZKROTT HAIL--The Pilgrims-Concert,
Lecture and exhibition Of q BEAUTIFUL panorama
for the benefit of the Protestant Orphan
ASYLUM.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-The great Museum
Of Art; 1890 Lile-like Models.
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Ig. LEwIE DAVIS Dental A,sl.g.
~ IIuS 80
81. $50 PEsNsILVasIA AVENUE.
Between lsth nd 18Th sfr-ets
TEETH EATRACTED WITROUT -.

Nc cbarse vii 30 ", 49, for EXTRACTING u here A.
ulc'at Icvfh are iB~~rtes. alfhonrh tFe@
gstlrut ~tll he required :. pay TOR theS@=2
sgfSiCai opsratlOa Wien paTfosuned. y al -----1
vfh to deducted when the tssth ar made g %
As.octation is now prepared 10 make rsatk a
G. =. silver, and bber ~ New Work. Phtlsds
phla. ana Boston prices AL re IeOns - nag de-
tAl ~ork done cen have q A. cheap n the above
named cities AL work will be d0re ia tho neAf.-t
ard nest mau uer. ARD warranted 20 give entire
sstl-fsction- Persons visl 40 we'll % call ana n
anime our work before getting % elsewhere lyFs
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SPRINe SUITS.
$40 = lO-SlO-Si0
liable Il Co,
i6s Penn'a ave-,
u. 5. Hotel.

A INV WAY OF Done BUsINRss-Hollan-
der Bros. will commence from this day 70 sell
all their GENTS Furnishing Goods at five per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
G. tae above goods to patroniZe us n will
save considerable money to the buyer and eaa,
bic us 20 continue selling goods AZ these rates
HOLLANDBR Bros 2iO Perua. avenue.
i,l3,l: be Ween lSth and 18Th sts
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THE REGIsTRATION.-The result OF the first
days registration In the Fifth Ward yesterday,
exhibited total of 63S names recorded; more
than two hundred less than any one DAYS on.
eratioDs in either of the other wards.
To-day al IL O'Clock, the books OF registration
We're again opened for the Fifth Ward at Car
roll Hall, Russeli Barracks, at which time
long line had been formed, and an enhanced
interest was manifested. At PIX O'Clock the
Board took recess for lunch, after the regis
tratiOn of about 30 voters about 100 of whom
Were whites.
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ANNIvERsARY.-The Star of the West Lodge
of Odd Fellows (colored) celebrated the first
anniversary OF their organization this after
noon in company with Eastern Star, Bloom of
Youth and John r. N. Wilkinson Lodges
The organizations formed at O'Clock in full
reRalia al the lodge rooms, corner of 10th street
ana Louisiana avenue, ana preceded by the
Columbia brass band marched through the
principal streets to Israel Church, south Of the
Capitol, where addresses were made by W. G.
marshall. Andrew Freeman and John A.
Simms The procession then refor med an re-
turned 10 the lodge rooms. Tonight they have
a grand supper at Union Lsagu. Hall.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Passed by the Sixty.siXth Council.
An ACT for the relief of James Bieeins.

AN ACT for the relief OF James Biggins
Be ii enacted by the Board Of AlderWen and
Eodrd If Common Council Of the Cttyof Washington,
That the sum Of sixty dollars be, and the same
Is hereby appropriated, payable out Of the
general fund, 10 enable the Mayor to pay TO
James Big gins the sum of sixty dollars, depos.
tied by hiEI In the First National Bank to the
credit of this Corporation for license which
has been rejected.
Anproyed. January Is. 1870
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CHARGE OF FALSE PR.rKNCss AND FOE

GERY.-Linus b. 81 hop, Of Kentucky was ar
rested yesterday by Detective Bigiey. on a
United States warrant. issued nv Justice
walter, upon the oatS of Robert NJ. DrInShard,
Esq, paying teller at S;.:1nhouse, Fowler IL
Co.. The warrant charges that on or about
the 18th OF January. 1869, the accused passed
upon him a forged check, which was paid,
thereby obtaining, nv false pretences. the
amount of SIO0- Bishop was brought before
Justice Walter, who held him TO bail for a
further hearing. The accused gave bail to-day
for further hearing.
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GRAND LARCENY Yesterday, Sergeant
Taylor arrested Georgianna Jackson, a colored
girl OF about IL years, on the charge of grand
larceny OF lewelry. &c. belonging to Michael
Mallan in whose house she had been employed,
and Justice DruTy committed her to Jail for
court.
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SPRING AND sUMNIR GOODS.
JOHN n cMOOT

11S Brtdss S;T..f, Geo,g ,csrs DC
has received a large assor tusent OF SPkING AND
STYLES Of LAi les DREsS GOODS, super bIsrs
SiIds. silk ehalliee. Bombazines, Moha;rs Pop.
nnettes, Gray and Fancy Mixtures for s,stts
yIenacines, 0rgaudies, and other desirable dress
fabrics. Llama. Lace, and other Shawls; Alexau-
sitry. &c. Also. complete assortment OF House
Furnishing Goods. Sheefings. Damasks MAXIM.
Iowelfn.s. " sftincs and Oil Cloths with a fnli
stock Of Gentie,uenIs and Boz = ~esr, and Dome
nc Cottons OF the best makes 10 which he in git.s
TIE attention OF oaSa Layers. Washington custo-
mers will ind il 10 their interest 20 cali aaa sea
good and prices Iap7 Inn N
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VERTICAL RAILWAYS have removed a great
objection TO large hotels. One of the finest in
the country Is that in the American House.
Roston- Messrs. Rice have left Nothing undone
for the comfort of their patrons.
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The ORPHANS FAIR, at Carroll Hall, will
no doubt be attended Dy large crowd this
evening, as concert will be given by PROBES
sor Richter, assisted by some OF the best musi-
cal talent Of the city. The Fair will close on
Tuesday evening next.
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DRoPosALs FOB ENVELOPES.
PosT OFF cE DEPARTMENT.

PosT OFF ,cE DEPARTMENT.
Sealed Proposals VIII he received al this DeSar,
ment until M.y 81, 81 clock, D. m for furnish
during period q two yeSrs from the let q ysiy'
is1y The sstinated number Of envelopes thsE
Class Ho. 4, 10000, more or less, by "a in-
Glass No. ?. 100000, more or lees, s.. By s.. in.
Glass No. ). 10000. more or less, s.. By G.. IL.
Glass Eo. 4, 7so.0o, more or less, .bysin.
Class No 9, $4,000. more or less, a.. BY Ios. In
For Cl... No; 4. an ordinary quality OF bun or
lie made from red, blue. green. and buff or cream
eoayrie e paper 90 may be required, OF approved
All the above mentioned envelopes must be made
IN the nott thorough manner, we'll eummsd for
I'd ~, the Postmaster General The must Be
board straw bozes each 70 contain NO, ie.. tsss
s,,s snyeosss Q, letter si.s .sd 100 each Of
sT n 'f ,o sHpsr q. @ bear
rsuirsd to be delivered st the Department s1ei
when sOev or more envelopes are required q IN
the order Of postmaster, they must be pot upip
Wien less than 500 are feaSired. eEorsr i., O..
q direction must be placed upon each package 81
rection Q: a. agent 81 the Der.S,a ns under The d.
y re envelopes must be urnisbed IN suoh guam
orders OF Posimasters or by the nsrsTtr,ept' sri
&c aeliyered either st the poet III &c in The ciiy
Suele the accepted blcder resides. . tue env--
lope AGENCY, OF al this department as a. Post
o. Ter Oenersl may direct, free q eost so- pscS-
Bids are also invited for sou envel.ps.. mere
or esq, made from the best quality 81 witt y br
ma ns,P Tss ,. .iesS ~ ias psPsrtasst So
eopss 70 e q a.s.s s"cs n Ss.s Us 60
tor pse ling. soth a. the eency IN New York ard
titles 90 iron time TO tine nay be ord.reS 'uAh-
Separate proposals ~ill Re considered for furnish
Psek.se 4 Ln %sLe 2. s:' a. .nnps q bsss.r
f nssvy sui or Msn,Ila paper. S,h ,Ieh grintns
FACE AND BAek' LHsG syha tss Is Rl I'D
s tine same g os p1, in or srs. boxe
in quantities Of coo 5000 each fer delivery At
the Department. or 70 Postmasters, q may be d..
Ali envelope s.Srscsd IN Tits sdvertisem.n, 70.
suired for delivery at the Department are 70 he
ton, those for delivery to Postmastsn 70 psss a.
The arst delivery Of envelopes specified .bov, 10
Specimens Of the different Hsds OK envelope. for
cation g shs principal post Oacss or Il the De-
Bisders are required 10 furnish s,sc,-.n. =, ,.a
. 81 eS,s SeS No @s SaG ~.
The 5r;ee BE and the Quality Of sam piss Submit
sSs can,s % Aken inso coasidsration in swarding
Bond. VIM be required for the faithful ,.r,oru.
x1Se o. re contrsct and 81 paynsass under it
The Possnssssr General rsssrvs, the ,,s, m -.
Susiie ~ q ~ osos deemed cemDssibis with the
!, BIDS NUT b sndorssd "Proposals for oeso..
nor hssisssrsd r.ck.ss asyeiopss,sss sSs case
.,,..o,a JoHH q. Z. ClnsswRLb.
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MAY FKsTIvAL.-Prof. Sheldon's Annual
May Ball and Exhibition will be given NJ Car
roll Hall, on q street, between 9th and 10th, on
Thursday evening next, and, jud ging from his
previous entertainments we have no doubt Il
Will be attended by the elite of Washing
ton society. The cards, invitations, aud pro.
grammes for the occasion are very neat. We
recommen6all who are fond Of terpsichorean
spectables, or who like to take part in them, to
attend.
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DIsoRDEE-Y PE",EzD.SS< IN BAwDY
HOUSE nc. - Ga. Cont. rladr,ss.-Oa Wed :
Ee>dey AFTERNOON Lieutenant NoOran being
NOTIFIED 'hat night was Z progress al TIE house
OF amy 4 Cook. OF Gth street, below Louis
ana avenue. went 10 the premises and found
MISS Cook and a man name George Hu-uly,
DOE rearing evidences o: a recent fight Hu-
Shly sald mt for some wears past he has been
supplying Fannie With money, and on that
occasion she called him in-o the house from
tn@ S're-t and demanded 80 which he declined
% We, when Il fight ensued in which he saws
he Wa sa'!ied also BY 4 man " no WAS pres
en-. FaT ME says hat Huguiy was her friend
aLS brcaInr jealous OF a young man named
400 ph COstar. no was visiting her He
louha sCosiar IN the house, became enraged
aho oeyan 20 bea- Der. when Costar interfered
rno turned the Joke on him. The occurrence
.eInE nSoe known TO Major Richards he or
oerec me house 70 De taken possession Of by the
S-Nsn,n fIneiEe; police. Hugely go. ont a
Wairstt against Fannie for keeping q bawdy
mouse ahd one against her and Costar for as
sauit arc battery Fannie IN turn swCra ON, q
warsnt sgalnsJ Huguly for assault ana bate.
~ 1esterdsy the cases came up before Jus.
tee walter. when. by mutual conssnt. thev
were dismissed, Fannie promising 10 deliver
The key Of the premises Occupied nv her 20
Lieutenant Ecklof. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

SURRENDERED ON RRQUIsITIoN.-This morn
ing. requisition was received from Governor
Geary, OF Pennsylvania, by Judge Cartier. for
a man named Andrew j. Horst, who was
arrested few days ago by Officer Powell on
suspicion of DEMONSTRATING, and com M tied To
JAIL to await requisition. Horst is charged
with having stolen a bay mare aud black horse
belong ing TO James Kendall and w. =. Nelson,
OF Ayr township, Fulton county, Pa. Tue
necessary warrant was issued. and Horst was
delivered 10 Officer Houser TO be taken 10
Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

WORK ORDERED This morning Mayor
Bowen directed Mr.. Patrick Cullinane, the
contractor, to execute so much of the contract
for grading and graveling L street south, from
.th west 10 2Oth east, as lies west of South Cap
itol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07
Georgetown Advertisements.
RYT Hos. DowLISG. AuotiOneer Georgetown

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON MARKET ST..
GEoRGET0WE. AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY, May e, 1859, at o'cl'k
p Pr rtil sel i, in front o. The premise,
alcltion TO Georss town, fronting twenty-fiv (25
FEET on the east side OF Msrket street between 81
And ith streets, with q depth OF one hundred ClOO
Let, improved by two-story Frame Dwelling
Terms: ore third cash: balance in s and L.
mouths, with interest. secured BY q deed of trust
e. the property. ConveyanciBe and etam ne IT TIE
cost of the purchasers. 50 will be required when
the property lie st uck of.
my6-d THOS. BOWLING, Auct