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Lutheran Synod.
sHyRNrH DAY.

This body reassembled at the Lutheran
Church, corner Of 18th and II streets, at nine
o'clock this morning, and was opened with
prayer by Rev. P. Sahm. DIR. Schwartz, rom
the Committee on the Memorial Church.
made Q report, which was adopted. The con.
siderat.on Of the report on the formula OF
church discipline and church government was
re'umed, ana the report adopted. A commu-
sembly Of the Prpsby terrain Oaurch OF the Uni.
ted atso (Old School) ws5 received aud ap.
proprfrteiy referred. The report OF the Oom-
mit,ee TO examine revision Of Hymn Book was
pre- ented by Rev. Dr. S.ork AID adops-t.
resolution was adopted instruct ng the L.tar-
gical Committee to revise the liturgy and IT,
port al tne next meeting OF the Synod. Rev.
Dr; Eanm, from tue Committee on Theolog-
was adoptod. Rev. DIR. Hay, ron tie
Committee on Literary aud THEOLOGICAL
instItn',on: presented report which was
adoptF1. A report was also received (sud
adoptedl from tue Secretary Of the Foreign
Missionary Society with amendments referring
10 the transfer of the Rajamundry and S,-nuI,
Gotta Nj 2ions 20 the Board of Foreign
Mis- ions. with power TO act, and allowing an
outfit OF Sl50 to returning mis- Eionarien. Il So
lutions were adopted coafor ming TO the prsc.
tice OF other Boards in regard to tue supuort
ana ducation OF orphans of deceased mis- non.
arf giving Discretionary power TO the Board
OF Mis- ,o1s IN reference to the resura O
mls-ionaries: referring the appointment of
Kew. Morr,s Officer as General Agent TO the
Board Of Missions. The Pr ;ident appoint d
Rev. c. A. Hay, Rev. A. w. Lilly, aad Mr.. E.
Bender committee TO nominate A Bslrd of
Foreign Missions. The order of buSiness for
The afternoon was arranged and a recess taken
till O'Clock p. m.
TIE POTOMAC FEoNT.-A cool breeze blows
from the southwest to-day, which, together
with clear sky, make matters around the
front qui's agreeable, though there - but little
in the way OF movements OF vessels TO report.
The steamer Arrow, Stackpole, irried down
TO Mount vernon this morning large d .rty Of
pleasure seekers, and mails for MarshalI's
Landing. The Steamer w. w. Colt Wilson,
has bcen chartered by the Potomac Club, Of
south washington, ior q trip to LeonardtsWn
and Prey Point. to leave Warrington on the
night OF the 29th inst, aud return the 31st
Other matters. about the wharves will be
found below.
Cdrter's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. s.
Yates, nom Havre- de-9race, With us tons OF
Lyken's Valley COIL for George Bogus. Mem.
Sared, from Havre.de.}race, May 18th, schr
Julia, Delaney, with coal for Geo Bogus,
Riieg's Whdrf-Alrived.--Schoon Eoaming
Sea, James, rom Havre-de Grace, with ia
tons Lyken's Valley coal for W H. Campbell Il
Son; A. Eetnsworth, Tyler. from Havre.de.
Grace. Lyken's Valley coal for H. Clay Stew.
art; f. L. Clark. Taylor. wo.d for q. Eslin;
Hampton, Lewis, Cherystone. white sand for
r. w. Earnaclo.
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rHE COURTS.

SufRBNE CoURT-IR GesSral Tsra--The
case Of Devaughn VS.. Devaugn has occupied
the entire tine OF the court to-day, and the ar
gument waS still in progress a. three O'Clock;
artument concluded, and decision reserved.
The argument in the matter Of the award 70 L
Q Baker and others for arresting the consptra-
tors engaged in the plot TO assassinate Presi-
dent Lincoln, was IN progress st the close OF
our report.
EQUITY COURT, Judge 0lia.-Ga,nes vs.. Ten
ny ct al: order dismissing suit without preJu-
dice. Gibbs ct al, vs.. Might ct al; final ratif.
cation Of the trustees report Of sale.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
A RESOLUTION to Pay hills OF Georretov,

A RESOLUTION to pay hills OF Georretovp
Courier.
Res0lrci bV f5r BOdrd II Aldernssn AID P6-rs %
Comm % 'cHHeli ~ tie CoTpaydtsoa Of ,.s.rH. ~
Iha; the clerk pay % the order OF tn pr,D-,.-
ior Of the q oTgrtOWn Courier. fhir,V-Ona' .ol
lars aud ht'y c-ni7 (s3l so "a per bali r'uder..
tCr rdNett sing from March 2lfh % Apr.l sr.h
lSG"- Al-o. iIftr-n IG-lOs dollars. = hIl. ;,r
pintirg HelGIT Is OF Resolntous. Ordiasut.s,
ReportS, &c. Approved, May :. is5'
a RESOLUTION amending resolution IN.
proved April -. ISio
Rfs7frri ~ "a Borrd 81 iil>rnsn AID Rorrs -
ColT1aoa CosfHol II "a, Cooperation 81 Gsorgeta,ca
hNi he rrsri ltlDn entttis1 a resolution con-
nrming The decIsiou OF the Jury OF c DndemnA-
ttOn OF proper ~ for the extension of SsoddaTt
street. approved April -. Ises. be amended
as TO auth orize the collector OF taxes 90 enfprr
TIE collection Of the amount of benefit AWARD
Cd Oy said jury OF condemnation. an sccordan -
with The char er OF the Town.
Approx 81, May :, 1909.
A RESOLUTION for the improvement OF SOD
dart street, from Congress street 20 Washing
RssOlued By tte Bodrd Qf Aldermen aud Board n
Common Council 81 tse COTp0rGfiOn Of Cora, iosci.
That The sum OF seyenty-nve l75) cents per
front fsot be, and lie hereby levied and i'm posed
on all the lots and parts Of lots OF ground ON
each side OF Ssoddard str. ct between Congress
street and We shington strNet, and the Tax Col
lector Is helebv ordered 20 proceed 70 collect
the same and pay it over TO the Clerk as colt
lectsd, reserying three per cent. a. has COM
mission; and Il any Of the tax hereby levied bs
not collected by tie FIRST day OF August mex
ensuing, the Collector he hereby directed 70 en-
force the payment OF the same In accordance
with the charter and laws Of the Town.
Be a further resolred, That the money thus 70
be collected shall be applied 70 the gradi ng,
taking up and rC citing the curbiug. taxing IN
aud repaving the cutters, and the gravelling OF
said stree, within the Aforesaid limits. The
work 20 be done under the superinfendence OF
the Commissioner Of Streets. ana X n. Cooke
and George Hill es Assistant Commissioners
for said Improvement The money 10 be paid
as the work progresses, preserving TWENTY-FIVE
per cent? TO the order OF the Commit ssioner OF
Streets; and when the work NJ completed and
approved by seid Comm issIoners, the balance
Of the money or that retained shall be paid
The work 70 te given ont by the Mayor, 20 he
lowest responsible bidder.
Approved. May ., 1869.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY, &C.-Yesterdav
Officer Eulstord arrest d John Williams alias
Sil Wesley, AMI Samuel Green on the charge Of
committing an assault and battery on Na-cy
Dorsey ard for grand ls-ceny ON the com plaint
them TO jail ior court in each ca.e. Mary
Thomp-on wrs arrested by Officer Smith and
Leonard Kean BY Onicer q. A. Owens for as.
saultin% Mary Harris, and Justice Walter held
the hrst nj med to security to keep the peace
and dismissed the s.er.
John Crump was arr 3ted by O.acer Brewer
Tor assault ard battery on Samuel York and
Justice Harper nued him So. Calherise Doa.
ovan was arr ted yesterday by Omcer Huy.
seman for an assault on and threats towards
Mary A. Cullen and she was fined S. and held
to tscurity to II sp the peace.
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i HE CHI ZAP ACE

WILoHs BEST FAMILY FLoUR. $3.50 u
sack
ARLIHGTON EXTRA, high grade, ~ es.
very nne Imperial and Gunpowder TEA, s1.75.
LEST JAVA C0FFEE. 80 cents per ID.
Crushed, Powdered, and Granulat<d SUGAR, IL
cents. Brovl eugas, 4 TO cents
Bsbbite SOAP. IL; CORN STARCH,
GOOD COUNTRY HAMS. at I = cents.
AT THE ChBAP PLACE
@ 8. OHARE q SONS,
myA-.m- 2J2 9TH st. west, bet. Nj and &
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DECORATION DAY.-The President, General
Sherman, the heads Of departments members
OF the diplomatic corps, aud army and navy
omcers nave been invited to be present at the
decoration Of the soldiers graves at Arlin rton
on the 10Th instant. The Departments will be
closed, and that day will be generally OBJ.
served as a holiday. The music will be fur.
nished by a chorus OF 100 yocalists, summon, 4
by the Marine Band. The floral tributes will
be OF the grandest description. change in
the orator of the day has been made, that duty
devolving upon Commissioner Fisher, of the
Patest Once, instead OF Governor Hartman.
as pre- viously announced
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The SCHU1TzRN FBsT.-Yesterday in con.
sequence Of the unreasonable we lther the MAY
festival Of the washington Schue.zeu Verein
was not well attendf d, although tho q pre- seut
enjoyed themselves until late hour, About
lo'clock the prizes announced in yesterdays
STAR were awarded by the Pr; Tident, NV
Henze, As also the following for shooting with.
ont rest:-1. Il. Huench, gold medallion and
$50 silver; 2, w. Fendner, rife; 3. Il. Rudhart,
silver pitcher; 4, G. Backerschmidr, one dozen
wine; S, J. Widmeyer, china stand.
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WoRKINeMINs' AssIMBLY.-This Assembly
met lest evening in the City Hall, Mr.. E. Tay.
lor in the chair. A communication was re.
ceivod from the Bricklayers' Union, announc-
ing that their delegation had been withdrawn
from the assembly. On motion, committee,
consisting OF the officers Of the Assembly, was
appointed 10 wait upon the Bricklayers' MON
and urge the return of their representation TO
the assembly After some debate on the eight
hour rule, the Assembly adjourned.
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LOCAL n L W s.
Amuseueuss, &C., ro-yish,.

NATIONAL THRATgR-Nrs. Scott Siddous IN
Soa<spslrs's onssy @. saucl Auo ADO 4
No:niLg'
MEIZERorT HALL.-The Pilgrim: Paintings
Songs, Music, &c-
TIRE, Pennsylvania avenue, between lltn and
18th streets. Open every nignt-with q nrst-
class entertainment.
PRo1. SMITHS Art Gallery, 3Oa Psnnsyl-
yAnia avenue, large number Of new chromos
lust received.
nARKRITERls, iSs 7th street.-rine pictures
On ex hibition.
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A CAsTAwAY.-At an early hour this orp.
ing Mr.. John Brannon, residing at No i3I NJ
street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
sueets, was AWAKENED by the cries OF a child.
and upon searching for the cause he fourd
under his front porch newborn muiatto
male infant, which bad been carefully wrap
ped mp and depo-itrd there. Mr.. Braunon
TOOK the little waif ia his house and had Il
properly cared tor till information was com.
municated to the Sanitary police, who subse.
quently took it to the asylum.
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LAND BUYx1s IN vIRGr1t4.-On Sanday
next, . party Of clerks IN iAe Departments
that vicinity, with the ebJect Of making pur.
cneeeB and . settlement there, provided de.
siraoie locations, moderate terms and railroad
accommodation can be effected. A party of
land buyers from the North are now on their
way TO Occoquan and Aqua Creex 10 inspect
The laSds In those neighborhoods.
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BEAUTIFUL Spring Cashmere Suits at SO
s14.5o, SIS, 9 so, SIS and $40, Just received a
A. Strauss Popular Clothing HouJe, Psnna
avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets, thir,
door from 18th street.
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JUer RDCEIvkO At Newtons Circulating Lii
brary, 60 9TH st., the folIown g Few books =
For Her Sake. by Frederick w. Robingsol
The Girls Of Feversham, Florence Marryat.
Changed Brides, Southworth; That Boy o.
Narcotic, Lever.
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FIsH.-As the supply Of sealy nsh rapidly
awindle away, that Of sturgeon, cells aud Co..
nsh eorrespondingly ipcreaee. Twenty odd
sturgeon were received at Johnson's wharf
rms morning, and sold at from 81 TO SITS
epece, with supply amply equal TO the DC.
eelved At the -ame point, ard disposed Of at
Si6 per hundred, aud about four thousand FER.
flaG were received and sold at SO per thou.
sand.
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SALE OF REAL EsTArE.-Grpen & Williar,s
have sold two-etory brick hou,e, No 900, GA
9th street We I, between NJ aud N stroe1s nor.h,
10 John ) Warlz, for S2,215.
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tickets which the eolored men could not read.
He did no, care about white repnolicans; they
selves. DR.. Bond stated that IL was funny that
NO ore had spoken in favor Of the resolution
except M mbers Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
Der Of the Committee. After uproarious calls
ried. in the greatest confusion; Columbus Bris-
Chair.-"I cali upon this meeting to know NJ
they will allow this man BriscoeI to disturb
the peace here consinu aliy. fOries OF sNo "
To r.no app ssa.
man from this hail." Here Briscoe threw him.
self in ar attitude Of defeuce, amid cries
San t'd Do f% b sas z n s Gy it,, 1 %.
want free speech" "White man better
look out;'' "Where's the police Damn the
The crowd was surging TO and fro all the
while in the vicinity of the chairman's table,
all trying to be heard at once. The fever sub
was qns the Cn si. SSuf al
such disRreceful conduct would drive people
to the Citizens ticket, and he hoped this was
the last of it. @. w. Hat;on then ia a little
OF the executive COMMITTEES, having been
branded as being in the interest Of clique.
motion was made and carried tabling mia
resignation, during which Hafton, walking
out, said, {" You may lay it on the table or not,
as You pleaTe." Professor Green then offered
recolution requesting Columbus Eriscos, the
Us
Ion z he had voted in the ward, and if that res.
olutioa was not directrd by his (Green's) mas.
ter, ]. II Crane. A motion to Law toe resou-
ton on the table was lost, and Briscss then
rendered his resignation amid crieF OF - Don;t
don!' Don't let them sc re your White
men shan't rule this meetingG' q. w. Hattoa
said 1t was disgraoeful 70 disturb peaceful
meetings, il was in jurious 10 the intere.ts of
the colored race, hundrc DIS Of whom all through
the city he knew were going 10 vote the Cit.
zens' ticket. He was IN favor of putting such
men out of the party at once. He then let into
the weakened Republicans, when Msrc,llus
West, in his seat, said You are as we * kneed
as any Of them" Hatton.-sI don't care: 1
didn't stand n front of the City Hall and saw
L was going 10 support the Democratic party,
Iremendons LAUGHTER West (approaching
Hatton).-"Who said L sand SO ~ Hattou
aYou told nae So" West shaking his fit in
Hattor's fsces.-"You are a id liar Here
cries Of "order," stop it," "don't fight &c,
drowned everything, while the Gro W. gathered
In the aisle around the parties. There didn't
seem to be much fight in either of them how
ever, and in cour.e OF halt an hour quiet was
restored, when Capt Wall made few re-
marks counseling harmony. when the meeting
adjourned.
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No. IA, /. o. q. T.. the FOLLOWING ofiicerS Were
duly Installed, viE-W. Q. T.. Erother A. s.
Ciements; w. v. T., Sisfsr E: L: jones' W. s,
Sister Mcgee e. Saxton; W. 3. 8, Broshsr NJ
Sister Z. A. Boron: W. NJ Brother Milton
Ferguson; W. A. g.. Brother J. Wills; w. I. g.,
Sister -. Angel; W. u. g., Brother e. Bonch;
W n. s.. Sis sr A. w. Tyler; w. L. II. s.,
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The PUBLIC AT LARGE will appreciate the
Gr' 1t benefit derived by them In the important
r. due ion in price Of Hot, Malt Extract. al.
r .dy so Iaverably Known throughout tn.
UnE?d n:5. Tnir c"lebrased preparation
serves es an excellent strengthening beverage
delightful tonic, and a pleasant remedy fo-
disorders OF the taroat. chest, ldrys and sto
mach.
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CUMBRELANO LUMP CoAL.-A few hund.c
to as prime srt;cle in lote % salt pr .ceese-s;
low price, at g SIR ,. wharf
GLEASON & GLENN.
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CHARGB OF 0RANp LAEcINY.-I.'st even
Ing Detectives Miller and Coomes arrested q
woman named Hilda johnson on the charge Of
the larceny Of q set of sable furs, valued o.
sl7s; eht1d's dress, and . $40 bill from Mrs.
mary Throckmorton, By whom ehe was EN-.
hearing before Justice Waiter. when Mr.. ]. H.
John son volunteered and appeared In her de-
fence, she was committed 70 jail Tor further
hearing
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For ALL sTYLHs OF Paper Collars 60 to the
Original Franc, s9i 9TH street. Prices 10, Is, Is
and 25c. per box.
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A 5: cRRr NJ AIDE PUBLIC.-To save all fur.
Their dispute as to the vegetable principles
which imparts TO Sozodons it, purifying nd
pleeervative properi"s, the propr,e.ors an.
nop1ce that me Elrk OF the Qu'llaya Sapona.
ria or Solp Tree Of South America--tae cleans.
ing properties Of which are unequalled bv any
other VI zetable substance as yet discovered
is its main Ingredient. 60
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PANAMA. HATS cleaned and trimmed at a
T. winnings, 293 Penna. avenue, south side
between 9th and 10th streets. liz
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS go to the Original
Franc, a94 9TH street, between u and +. Prices
as, 81, SIPS ard upward.
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For FINE White Pocket HandkerchIefs 20 %
the Original Franc, i9i 9TH street, between
d and Z. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward
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Fen LINEN Collars and Cuffs 70 to the Origi
nal Franc, 494 7th street between D and Z.
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An ACT for the relief Of X. A. Golden 4

Be I enacted BY the Board If Aldermen and
Bodrdof Common Council Of the Cifyof Washinqtoa,
That the sum OF ten dollars be, aud the same IL
hereby, appropriated out of the general iupd 10
enable the Mayor TO refund r. A. Golden &
Brother thar amount deposited to the credit Of
the Corporation over aud above the amount
required by law; and that the Mayor be, aad
he Is hereby, authorized and req uired TO eau.
the said sum Of ten dollars TO be paid.
Approved. April Il. 1859
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Georgetown Advertisements.
n~sHLBCT READING By
MRS. AMEs,

In aid OF the Industrial School OF Georgetown on
THURSDAY EvBNING,k az cot y, AZ s . iclsck Al
the Presbyterian Chapel, on Wet st near the
corner OF Congress, Georgetown. Admittance. so
cents. my IS 2ts
rNOTlCE TO THE LOT HOLDERS OF
uS OAK HILL CEMETERY
The lot holders Of Oak Hill Cemetery are re-
4utsted TO attend Q meeting to be held on TUES
DAY. the 18th instant. 1t D. m, in the hall over
the Market house. in Georgetown. 20 hear the re
them Feb Is. 1863.
By order OF the Committee.
JAMES GOsZLER
my n-eoiw Secretary 90 Committee.
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The MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN.

Delegates to the Nsu ,,finy Convent.o d.
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FourrH wAEp REPUBLICAN CLuB-A Very
Ltcefy Meeffsg.-This club met last evening &C
he church, corner lth and L streets, T. II.
Crossman In the chair. A letter from Simoh
Wolf Recorder Of Deeds) was read. assuring
he Republicans that he was with them. Res.
olutiops OF the Central COMMITTEE were pre-
sented. recommending that nominations for
ward officers be made June LIST, and that dele
gates TO the City CONVENTION be elected on
Tuesday, 25th instant. The resolutions were
agreed to, afterwards rescinded, and DR.. Bond
moved that the ward nominations be made on
the asth instant. The question was debated a
length. finally put, amid confusion, and decided
los. The question Of how the nominations
should be made was then taken mp. Columbus
Briscoe favored Q primary election; which mo-
ton was put and voted down. A. X. Browne
roved that the Executive Commit ee be in.
suuctcd TO select names OF suitable persons for
c:ndidatrs TO be presented at q future meet
ing; but the motion met with opposi.
tion, many claiming that the Executive
Committee represented their own inter.
ssts, and not those OF the people, G.. w.
Hatton thought the Exee1uye Commit.
tee were the servants Of the people, and would
do right. primary election was only dodge
which would result in the defeat of he Repub-
llcan party. Names OF lndidates should
come before the meeting, and no; be written on
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CITY ITEMS.
SLEEVE Buttons

SLEEVE BUTTONS
and Studs 20 to
Prieg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. s3
Pennsylvania avenue near AZ street
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rush OF the people to Oak Hall for gents, boys
and children's Clothing 6, 46O 7th street, opposit
Post ONCE. I,.6
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THE PUBLIC AT LARGE will appreciate the
er 1t be 1sft derived by them In the important
T, .dy so Iaverably krown throughout the
Unis?d > nss. Tnir c~lfbra ed preparation
serves es an excellent strengthening beverage,
delightful tonic. and a pleasant remedy TO-
DISORDERS OF the throat. chest, ldrys and sto.
mach.
Their dispute as to the vegetable principles
which imparts to Sozodon. it, purifying and
pleservative properi's, the proprie.ors az
ria or Solp Tree Of South America-tae cleans.
ing properties OF which are unequalled bv any
other w zetable substance as yet discovered
is its main Ingredient. co
POPULAR DRESS REFORM MovsNENr.-The
rush OF the people TO Oak Hall for gents, boys
and cnildren's Clothing, 46O 7th street, opposite
rost Omce. H,6
OAK HALLS best advertisements are on the
il as good as q first class notice. Gents, bows
and children's Clothing at unusually low
prices 400 9TH street, opposite Post Once. I.,6
CLOTHING! CLorHINGn CLorH1Nem
Extraordinary Inducements to purchasers of
Gentlemens, Boys, and Childrens' Clothing
and furnishing Goods at Oak Hall, it0 TN
Fen LINEN Collars and Cuffs 70 to the Origi.
nal Franc, 494 7th street. between d aud E.
PANAMA. HATS cleaned and trimmed at A.
T. Writings, 293 Penna avenue south side,
between 9th and 10th streets. H.
For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 to the Original
Franc, a94 9TH street, between u and Z. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 and upward.
For ALL sTYL.s OF Paper Collars 20 to the
Original Franc, s9i 9TH street. Prices 10, Is, Is
and 25c. per box.
FoR FINE White Pocket Handkerchief 20 TO
the Original Franc, i9i eth street, between
ID and Z. Prices Is, 20, a5c. and upward.
For GOOD COTTON SOCKS go to the Original
Franc, 49t 7th street, between ID and Z. Prices
8, ~, Is. 20c. ana upward.
For SUMNER UNDERsHIRrs 20 to the Original
frame. ~ IN street, between D and Z. Prices
%, 50, 15c., 81 and upward SILL:
MORO Not to be Outdone.-Having pur.
chased an immense stock of Gents Furnishing
tenhon Of the public to the following list of
prices at which we are selling our goods now:
$50 dozen White shirts for 7sc.asl; $50 dozen
all sizes and Ven made. for si.7ssss: y a very
hne article, warranted to 1t, - 50; Undershirts
and Drawers, Of all styles and si1es, from IS
tor Is cents; Handkerchiefs. already hemmed,
from Is cents upward; tho Royal Eagle Paper
Collar, the best fitting collar ever made, IS cts
a box; splendid Paper Collar, cloth lined
button hole, 10 cents b0x; Neckties, Scarfs,
&C., Of the latest desiens, ana in endless yari.
ETY.. Do not miss the plene; il - Franc & Gold.
mans, Marble Hall, No. ass 7th street, opposite
f1tenS Omce. 4,2i,l:
FoR SUMM1R DRAwDRs 70 to the Original
Franc, 49i 7th street, between ID and E. Prices
% 81, 49,, q and upward.
FoR ALL KrNps OF 0eats' Furnishing Goods
20 TO the Original Franc, go TIN street, between
ID and Il three doors shove Odd Fellow Hail
rs his II the cheapest store IN ehe lHstrfcf Also
bear IN mind that he has NO branch stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-20

CLOTHING! CLOTHINGm CLorHINGm,
Extraordinary inducements to purchasers O,
6entlemens', Boys, and Childrens' Clothipp
and Furnishing Goods at Oak Hail. AGO "a
street, opposite Post Once. g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-20

OAK HALLS best advertisements are on the
backs OF the people. Every garment sold there
and children's Clothing at unusually low
prices, 400 9TH street, opposite Post ONCE 10