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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-12-15

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 3, 1857.
MIR. G. W. AIaIAR-Dear Sir: a member of
my family, suffering. long from Dyspepsia, has
experienced moro rclieffrom your ''Saracenin
Bitters," than from any other medicine she
has ever tried. 1t is most excellent for invigo-
rating the system and creating an appetite.
regard itas decidedly the most beneficial of all
dyspeptic remedies. Yours, very respectfully,
n. j. DARRELL.
Sold by all Druggists. General Agents, RIs-
LEY & Co, 141 Chambers St, N. Y. April 8 tIY
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H-Nx.f9 German Horse Powder as made
E-ssse-aSs3iby "Heinitsh." 1t is specially in
tended for diseases to which the Horse is sub
ject.
Tho extraordinary virtues Of this Horse
Powder are attestcd to by thousands, and for
fifty years has stood and still stands first in
the estimation Of all experienced Farmers,
Agriculturists and Farricrs, as the bost medi-
cine for the Horse. 1t is composed of roots
and herbs carefully combined with tonics, and
may be given in all cases where disease exists.
For INDIGESTION, DISTEMpER, Hide.
bound, Drowsiness, Loss of Appetite, Inward
Sprains, Debility, Wasting Of Flesh, Sore
Eyes, Swelled Legs, Grease, Mango. Surieit,
Old Coughs, Exhaustion from Work. Itcarries
Off all foulhumors, purifies and cools the blood
and prevents horses becoming stiff and foun-
dered. 1t is a stimulous for weak stomachs,
and renders the limbs and skin soft and fine
giving 4 smooth coat to the a,A
hair. and transforms the ill QSG
conditioned and sick to health, @Sd1e
oSly o1hSiy Gy e. sna f. EISirsa sp!iS rnsr
macist, Columbia, S. G. Dec 10 +
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j. N. ROBSON. Commission Merchant
NOS. 1 AND = ATLANTIC WHARF.

CI7H 5. C.
III AVlNG ample means Tor advances n busi-
IL ness experience of twenty years, and
continlng himself strictly to COMMISSION
count, respectfully solicits consignmcnts of
Cotton, Flour, Wheat, Corn, etc.
Shippers of Produce to him may, at their
option have their cons nsignments sold either in
charleston or New York; thus having tho ad-
vantage OF two markets, without extra COM
mission
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CharlesteM' Advertisefn
a. G. .1,KA.TFM All, ,

No. 25 Broad streeet, Cha,leston,S, s, C.
'SOUTHERN STOCKS, BONDS, COUPONS
sold on commission.
Also, Gold and Silver Coin.
Orders solicited and promptly attended to.
Prices current issued weekly and forwarded
gratuitously on application as above.
Refers by permission to Chas. q. Lowndes,
Esq, President Bank OF Charleston.
Dec7 Emo
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I,EEERENEES.

Bishop w. M. Wightman, s. c.; Col. Vim.
Johnson, Charlotte, n. c.; Rev. Il. o. Summers,
Tennessee; Hon. John =. King, Augusta, Ga. !;
Messrs. George w. Williams Il CO., Charles
ton, =. G.; Messrs. Williams, Taylor Il Co.,
New York. April % tly
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THE ONLY TRUE IIEINITSII'S
GERMAN HORSE POW DER
euisches Ptel.tie Pnlrcr.

or THIS Celebrated POWDER is
osuu.#zrs$$3nA prepared from the old German
le.ssssaAY VI Recipe, and is the only genuine
Y IN German Horse Powder as made
L-ssse@ASEs4&iby "Heinitsh.' lis specially in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03
rHE COURTS,

EcuITr COURT, Judge Olia.-Yesterday
morning, Allison agt. Hurley; decree dissoly.
ing copartnership and referring cause TO audi
tor 10 state account. Bladen agt. Baltimore
and ONO Railroad Company; application for
Injunction denied. Mcintyre agt. Raien; order
ing trus tees sale. Russell e. al agt. Scott
ct al; decree pro confesso.
To-day, the following business was tran -
acted Amanda l.. Mullowney agt. John E.
Mullowney; decree dismissing bill for divorce
rom bed and board. Lauck ct AZ. agt Sim
mons; leave TO file amended bill. Wheeler and
wife sgt Sears i Bro; order on re ceiver to paw
claim Devereaux agt. Devereaux; order o.
publication. Meinkeim agt. klug ct al; judg-
ment for plaintiff
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in GEORGETOWN.

TEE LoUDON AND HAMPSHIRE RAILROAD
CoNNECTIoN.-The committee appointed at the
last meeting Of merchants Of the town to con.
sIder the advantage 10 the town Of q connection
with the aforementioned road, as proposed
by the Alexandria Aqueduct Bridge and Rail-
DAD COMPANY, have held several meetings
number, w. H. Tenney, ESQ. The report will
be pre- sented 10 the committee at mesting this
evening for their consideration aud approval
previous to its presentation TO meeting of the
citizens called for next week.
PRIZE BOWLING AND SHoC rING.-Tbe prizes
for best ten.pin rolling and shooting at Kaiser's
Grsen-street saloon yesterday, Were awarded
as follows: For bowlipg-1st, $50, II. A. Kaiser
lth, goat, John Kaiser; 5th, lamb, VIM. Gun,
piIghsm; 9Th. l dozen photographs. John
Bauer. For shooting-lst, black goat, John W.
Mankin; I'd, s., John Kaiser,
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LOCAL N E W s.
Amusements, &C., Ts.Nisht.

MErRoPoLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
TIRE, Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
l2tn streets. Open every night-with q first
q lass entertainment
PRoH. SMITHS Art Gallery, 30l Psnnsyl-
vania avenue. q large number of ne W chromos
Just received.
MARKRIrzR's, ss6 tn street.-Fne pictures
On Ell hioition.
NATIONAL HALL.-Master Frank d. q unneIl
m his remar kable seances.
BARLOW GALLKRY.-Exhibition Of paintings
ST MATHEWS MISUNDERSTANDING
Festival and Concert
SCHUErzEN PARK.-Festiyal for the benefit
Of Prospect Hill Cemetery.
LECTURE Room of Trinity Church--Straw-
berry r festival for the benefit of the Church.
ISLAND BAPTIST CHUECH.-Strawberry Fes-
uyal for the benefit OF the Church.
ODD PILLOWS HALL--Strawberrv and Flo.
raj Festival for the benef, OF the Uninitarian
Church.
EXCURSION TO GIymOnt by the Consolidated
Business College
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a NEW WAY OF Dome BUsINRss-HolIan.
der Bros. Will com nence from tins day TO sell
AL their Gents Furnishing Goods at five per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods TO pafronize Us as il viii
save considerable money TO the buyer and ena-
bic US to continue selling goods III these rates.
HoLLAEDER BROS, 30 Penna. avenue
5,3i,l; between l4th and 18th sts
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"A GgsAT REDUC1IoE IN PRICz having lust
been made in Hcf's Malt Extrac', this world
rer owned preparation is now placed with M
the reach of all. We confidently commend us
use 10 ali suffering from disorders of the ;aroa,
chest, lungs or stomach, and 70 those needing
an invigoTator. n tome, or a b. verage. instead
Of porter, ale, beer or other alcoholic drinks. 6
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i he HEAP AoE -

II Is Z IL 4 AP ACE"
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLoUR. ssos y
barrel sack. .
BoNDsI Burnt Mills FAMILY,s2..5 barrel
eack -'aa'NA
ARLINGTON EXTRA. high grade. ss7A
Very fine Imperial and GunpOwder TEA Sl1s
Lower grades In proportion.
BEsT JAVA COFFEE. 80 cents per %.
GOOD RIO COFFEE, ~ cents per NJ
Crushed. Powdered, and Grsnulatsd SUGARI7
cents. Brown sugar, 20 5 cents.
Rabbits SOAP, IL; CORN sTARCH,
PEACHES. Q N. cans, 35 cents.
AT THE ChEAP PLACE
q. 8. O'aARE SONS.
myE-.m. Cog eth St west. bet NJ and g.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIEs-The Alexandria
Gazette Of last evening says: Mr.. Frank VIII.
son has been appointed Assistant Collector of
Revenue for this district. l.. ID Harmon has
been appointed Guager for this county, vice
i. Z. Porter, removed. daniel W. Lewis has
been appointed Storekeeper for Fairfax county,
vice Frank Wilson, resigned.
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Cheaper THAN TaE CHEApEsr-wb

CHEAPER THAN TIE CHEAPEsT-White
shirts IS cents. 81, Sl.25, and upwards Tn
deIshirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards
Coed Cotton socks, pair for 25 cents Hand
kerchiefs, already hammed. for y cents The
hest Paper Cuffs, B cents per pair, or 50 cents a
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cioth-Iiaed
Button hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices. at Franc IL GoIdmau's
Marble Hall, No. i5s It'll street, opposite Pat.
Mt Office.
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$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels ana
toes, S3.15 a dozen. or IS cents per pair, lust
received at Marble Hall. No. lis 7tn street. o.
p0sIte Patent Once. 6
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FOR ALL KINDS OF Gents Furnishing Goods
go TO the Original Franc, 49I eth street, between
ID and L. three doors above Odd Fellows HALL
as his is the cheapest store In the District. Also
bear IL mind that he has NO branch stores.
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For SUMNER UNDERsHIRTs go TO the Original
franc, 1874 7th street, between ID and L. Prices
%, 50, 75c., 81 and upward. SILL:
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TIE CHRONICLE is brushing up immensely
In lis local and departmental news depart
ments. Its report Of the Republican mass
meeting az the City Hall last night was the best
that appears in the morning papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed at A.
+. Winnings, 293 Penna avenue, south side,
between OH and 10th streets. III
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For SUMNER DRAWERS go to the Original
Franc, isi 7th street. between ID and T.. Prices
IS, 81, 75c., 81 and upward.
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cfNcr.1osics 3 hereby eivsn at IN m P 6os.
IcrmitE 70 ths lreyisiens q thu. Charter Of SSe
IcSEth yoins irseiset Sf the Third van 6 ' os
4 e. 81 q Pr: ret
Oolleetof, Register and Surveyor. 10 Servs tn ~
years one member Of the Board OF xliermen, %
ofCommon Council, 70 serve enc wear: a XhicS
said Precinct the votes Of all who ere reeiSfered IN
~ ned Third nd etths eity Of WsahipSton tn
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TIE WHATHER.-The following was the
rage Of the thermometer In the shade to-day at
Franklins:--l0 a. m. IS degrees, II a. m. 20 de-
grees, 12 m. 81 degrees, p. n. 81 degrees, p.
m. - degrees.
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CITY ITEM S.

KEEP CooL.-Brown Linen and Duck SUITS
50, 50, 81 and $3.50, At A. strauss Popular
Clothing House, Pennsylvania ave., between
10Th and lith streets, doors east of 18th street
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Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs go to the Origi
nal Franc, 49i 9TH street, between ID and E.
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For FINE WHITE SHEETS 60 to the Original
Franc, 49i 9TH street, between ID and T. Prices
rs, 81, 81, 25 and upward.
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TIE GRKENLEAP CLUE give Pic Me =, the
9TH street Park tonight. A pleasant time is
expected. DO not fan to 90.
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JORNJ.s NIrH,
Oommissio

SIZE WHiSr ;.sy l,R!, f !s!! P8kcJNcr
i.sts. :. ss: g e. "a, :: "a vs
corner g 1lGhfi s1ssst cssf - ,.es ar al,
l.esor hssistsE, md e1rveyer, % s:rvs two yssss:
fyo years; three members Of the board o. Co1msn
V1Snen, 70 ssrve one ysar; and a. As.essor, %
OF all yhe are registered q the sosd Gixth ward Of
tne eiJ o. WaohipGtop, TIE Intel vsteT Of Whoee
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For ALL sTYLKs OF Paper Collars 90 TO the
Original Franc, s9i 9TH street. Prices ~, Is, l.
and 25c. per box.
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RSAs 9ss 4 IEE5sSRt'
my q

s SS::..s &;
Ss g one s. se "a q sA Iss q
OF the Board Of Oommoa O0absn % serve oas ySsr:
fSe IN a -, 70 ssrys e vhic said
said 1ixt6 ward q tie ci;J Sc Wsshins toa. s t
initial initial istssf Of 49, sf IN !. iron q,
close AZ ,. n. IHoAA9 JACOBS, ~ .na
JOHN J.oNIrH,
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IF you WANT the best Family Sewing
Machines IN the world, buy the Celebrated
Grover and Baker. Agency No. 20 Market
Space. Z
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DRBING's CONSERVATIVE REMEDY, VIAFUGu
We call attention TO the advertisement If this
wonderful remedy for the Blood, the Secretine,
Chambers, and Billiary Systems.
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THE Strawberry Festival and Concert in aid
OF the Unitarian Church, to be held at Odd Eel
lows Hall this evening, is to be O fine affair.
choice programme of music will be Included
In the entertainment, and some Of our best al {.
lists have been engaged to appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

DECAY DsFEATRD.-The teeth should last a
lifetime. They will do so if regularly cleaned
Win Sozodont. AL its Ingredients are preser.
yatiye, and one of them-the Bark of the South
American Soap Tree-called Outlay from our
tidT, to wash or purity-protects the enamel
from every destructive agency. go
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T.POTOMANeEAL lsTArE AND BUILD.
lR ING COMPANY.


Tire Sixth Monthly Meeting for the Payment Of
Dues Will Be held 81 Tempsraaee Hall, on Estreet,
on AONDAY Nl0Hr, June It'll.
A ney constitution has been adopted. with the
a l nsS .S.I s.,S:.: z, b. Bio share
Sth. fbe dues 1sid ssch month are Deducted
s N NJ. :eet asn e sss e: Jun.
ing. and the dues Ca Der MONTH paid from that
ces.tise.iop, furnished cpd srbscri,sions for
Wee S;s:idsn.W u ~ q. a. NEWMAN.
frssssrsr-Wn. IRvAN:
Direesofs-Ausustus Dayis. Q W shelton, 3
+: sasss. ". !. q oiaIs:. N. Gibbons. and Il.
VSeerstarys On8ce-No. ., Hay Bnilding,
corner 7th and : streets. my 10 cost
n@MILBURNs' POLAR SODA
NJ STILL MAINTAINS ITS
UNRIvALLEp REPUTATION
FOB UNIFORM GOOD QUALITY
AND IoI COLD TEMPERATURE,
With DELICIOUS gRUir aud CREAM sYRups
Kissingeo, vichy, seltzsr, and Saratoga MIMI
BAL wArHhs on draught.
No. as0 Fifteenth street,
nyN-sm Opposite U .. Treasury.
W. sp Shs SaIas sH psp eSs sf5 Ss
s sI lss st. .nd Pc sGag.tol Hin 70 prevent
has been secured 10 take exc lusivs arge oil
the soda fountain. Fiftee2 tickets for 81 cash.
osOda sold On Sunday. my a,In
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THE KNIGHrs TEMPLARs will meet on the
White Lot at six O'Clock tomorrow evening
for drill. Should the weather be Untayorable
they will meet at Carusi's saloon.
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For FINE White Pocket Handkerchiefs 90 I.
the Original Franc, i9i 9TH street, between
ID and +. Prices Is, 20, 25c and upward.
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CONTRACTS AWARDED. - This morn ing,
Mayor Bowen awarded the contract for con-
structing the sewer in NJ street from east OF eth
to 9th street, and in 9th street to L, 20 Mr. CIV
King, and the contract for the sewer in E
street from l2th to 18th street. to the same psrty
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SALE OF REAL EsTATR.-Green Williams.
aucteneers, have sold part OF square Az, with
improveE ents-being large brick building
formerly used as an iron found y-corner TIN
street west and / street south, to s. Ferguson
Beach, trustee for Mrs. Z. Close, for $1,000
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SEVERELY INJURED.-About halt.past six
0 CLOCK last evening youth, named Thomas
Adams, aged about twelve years, was strpck
with hoe, IN the hands of Mr.. John Clarke.
on street, between I'd and Sd streets, South
washington, and severely injured. The youth
mad been digging worms near Clarke's Iousa
when that person ordered HIM away; but fail
ing promptly to obey he was struck over me
head with hoe and badly cut Clarke was
arrested and lodged in the AZ street station.
house, where he was subsequently tried and
fined few dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

For GOOD COTTON SOCKS 60 TO the Original
Franc, 49i tn street, between ID and Z. Prices
{, ~, Is, 20c and upward.
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OLDEST lNHABITANTs.-A meeting OF the
Oldest Inhabitants was held in the courtroom
AZ the CIty Hall, Yesterday afternoon; DIR. Joan
b. Blake In the chair, and Mr j. Carroll Brent
secretary. DIR. Blake reported from the COM
mittse ID make arrangements for celebra ting
the sth OF July that Hon Robert J. Walker had
accepted the invitation TO deliver the address
on that dav. Dr. Blake announced the death
Q; Dr. W. Ii. Magruder, paving a graceful TIL
butte to his memory. and off red resolutions of
respect 10 his memory. which Were adopted
Capt VIM. Il. Nalley, through the secretary,
presented a handsome ly- bound volume, con-
tanning papers presented to the association
Also, from Mr. Marcelus Marceron, an old
Tobias Lear and James Greenleaf Also, from
Mr.. James Clephane, bound copy OF the
American Museum" published in this city
Oct :, le2U The thanks Of the association were
rendered TO the donors. Mr. John Bowling
read paper on personal "reminiscences in aud
about washington since 1919. and vote Of
thanks was rendered him. Adjourned
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FRACAs.-About IL O'Clock last nj ht as some
OF the ward associations were leaving the
mass meeting at the City Hall a pistol was
fred near the corner opposite on Ak street the
All passing through the clothing of OGfcer
Lusky, of the Sth precinct, bub fortunately dId
20 other damage Several stones were throw
quellce the disturbance. One of the psrtias
named Joseph Todd was arrested by Officer
Atchison and when taken to the police head.
quarters was found to have received a severe
wocnd from sabre at the angle of the right
eye which was dressed by DIR. J. z. Dexter and
subsequently he was allowed to leave.
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CoNPLINRNTARY.-Aes meeting of the teachers
Of the various public sehools OF Washington
was held last night a. MIiler's hoo.-house,
and after organixation, with Mr.. A. X. Browne
as chairman, resolutions were adopted return
ing thanks on Ike part Of the trustees and
for the excellent course OF French lessons
which he has 50 generously given to the teach
ers OF said schools; and endorsing him a.
thorough scholar, successful teacher, and most
estimable gentleman. Messrs. Browne, Thomp-
son, and Others eulogized the Professor in brief
remarks, which were appropriately responded
TO by that gentleman, after which the meeting
adjourned.
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LIQCoR DEALERS ASSOCIATION az.
ISOLATION yesterday elected the following Off.
Gers Tor the ensuing six;months:-Pr p.
Y. Boyle; Vice President, George Jeunemann :
treasurer, Charles Mades; Financial Secretary,
Joseph T. Martin; Finance Committee, VIM. c.
Magee, joseph Freundt, and Peter Carhn;
Executive COMMITTEE, James Cannon. Fran els
Buehler. William QuIgley. Burns Connolly,
Dennis Council. Thos. MCCORMICK. b. Lyons,
Jonn Fagip, James Noonan, and Riley A.
Shin.
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E'IRSrwABp- THIR VOTING PRECINCT
u hotis- Is hereby given that in confo -mity 90
the providers f the Charter of the city of Wa.h-
l9gtob, an election viii be held in the Third Voting
Precinct OF the First Ward, on MONDAY. the ian
cay OF June next. at the honse Of John Reeyes. or
the south side OF street, betwt en- 18th and 18th
streets, to- collector. Resitter, and Surveyor g.
serve two years, ole member of the BoarI of Al
aernen to erye two years, and three mcmbers of
tas tosrd o: Common Uounc'l, - serve one year
AT which said Precinct the votes OF sil who are
registt RET in the said First Ward Of the cit o.
" ston, the initial letter of hose names l.
irom 10 NJ. .nG lUsive, will be received Polls
op6 q az q. IA. and close st - p N.
dA URlCE QUIGLEY,
JOHN A. 2nAY,
JAMES HENSiEG,
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MIITH AND MUsIC.-On Monday next the
associates OF Kelly Il Leon, the reno wned min
strels. commence an engagement at the Nations
Theatre, and we have no doubt they will draw
excellent houses. 1t will be well to secure
seats this week, in anticipation Of a rush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-03

WHITE LINEN SUITS,
S6-S6-sS-s5-S6,
At HABLE Sc Co.'S,
I iSS PCnDi. ave, under u - Hotel
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S Sa. S sHSS;

TnlRD wARp-THIRD VOTING PRE-
6 &. . s 81 SS.s., sa e g.
eN0NWp ol,s ahs ~ day q June DsEt: g 2: y.
between Uh and sth streets west, for OoIlector.
sSsss, II s1 e. e syo
Fears; and three msmbers ofths Board Of Qonmon
vouneii 10 :erxe one yeer; 6 vhieh aid Precinct
third Ward Of the city 81 WssSins Son, the initial
letter Of whose names 10 non 70 - Inclusive,
!oHI y6HNsoi,
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my?8

E'lkST WARD-FUUN TIT FOrTV(i pCE
IiAcTIHotice is hereby given that IN Goa
lority 10 tue provisions Of the Charter the city
81 Wasbingtcn, an election will be held in The
Fourth Voting Precinct Of the First ward. on
noNDAf, the 7Ih day OF June next, at the house
OF George n McCiue, IN the north side OF street
between 18th and Goth streets. for Collector Regis
ter AMI surveyor TO serve two years, one membs r
OF The Board OF Aldermen, 10 ser We two years. and
three members of the BOARD of Common Council.
TO serve ole year. at which said Precinct the votes
OF ali who are registered in the First Nard ef the
city OF Washington, the initial letter of whose
names is from to 8, inclusive, will bs received.
Polls open at q. m. and close at d. m.
JAMES KELLY,
GEO FORESTER,
GEO. IMMERSION,
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SlXTH wARD-FIRST VOTING PRECINCT.
- Notice 70 hereby Giyeb that IN conformity {;
the Iroveions q the Charter Of the city Of Ws.h.
ting trectnct Of the Sixth Wasd on MOHDAT,
ne ne tn day OF June nsxt, et the house Of Nancy
eest, fer Collector, Register and surveyor Z, serve
Two year,; one member Of the Beard Of Aldermen
board OF Common 0ouncil. 20 serve one wear; and
~ N Aeeeeoor, 70 serve two years; q which saia
saio eiytn Ward Of the city Of Wsshineson the
IhiIIaI letter OF whose Nance 70 from a 20 In
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settlement Of the dime ulty which existed in the
CongreGsnopal Church here, ARRANGEMENTS
have been made for the speedy compilation of
the diminished church buildinG, corner OF 10Th
and q streets. The work OF finishing the col.
flee has already commenced, and will be
pushed ahead to itseompletion rapidly by the
contractor, Mr. Thomas Harvey, who expects
sign In about four months. All difficulties
hitherto existing IN relation to payments 70 the
contractor Is the work progresses have been
adjusted.