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FISH AND OYsTERs.-The receipts to-day al
Johnsons FISH wharf are about l4.faO shad.
u hion sold al from SIS To SI7 per husdred. aud
1900 herring, bringing from SO to 80 Der
Thousand. One dozen sturgeon were reported,
and disposed of at from - 50 to ~ apiece. A
large number of Rock-fi were also brought
10 market and command moderate prices Oae
vessel loaded with oy sters for Turner & Son
arrived at Riley's wharf this morning. and
range in price from 81 per bushel to 81 per
barrel.
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PRSH2qssAAIso T1E TIM Tss,I 1HS q !o1
NAVAL OBDnRVATORY.

UNITED SrArRs NAVAL OBsERyAroRY,l
WAsHINeroN, 18th April, 1850
Sealed proposals. for extending the wet wiag,
q. 8. naval 0bservstory," and addfeoooG 10 the
SePsriItendsnt, viii - received until noon Of
Drsvilss and ;Seeissssioas Of the work nay b.
seen - the Observatory.
The work 70 b eenIasssd q e aaueHSt, leas.
sph-W&e,lw Commodore, Superintendent,
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The SUDDEN DEATH AT THE TREASURY
Mention was made IN yestdrday's STAR of the
sudden death al the Treasury building, of
colored iaborer. named Robert Ford, which oc-
cnrrsd about O'Clock in the afternoon. DR. W.
w. Potter, corner, viewed the body Of the
deceased. and after inQuiring into the circum-
stances OF his death, decided that il was pro-
duced from aPpoplexy and that an inquest was
unnecessary. From statements made by Hon.
j. r. T.. Shan Ks, II appears that Ford was a
Hamstsr In General Banks command during
the war, and was captured at Strasburg, Va.
and carried 70 Richmond, there he was put TO
work as a laborer in the stables attached 10
Libby prison While thus employed, under in =
structons OF MT Abigail Green of Richmond.
ne gave information, measurements &c. to the
Union prisoners in the Libby. by which one
hundred and nine of them escaped for which
III Is alleged, ne was so severely punished,
under orders of General Winder, Provost
Marshal. as TO render HIM an invalid from that
time 10 the day of his death. The deceased es-
capped after this transaction to this CITY, and
subsequently, an appropriation OF $50 was
made by Congress for his benefit.
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lHE FOLLOWING is the price list at the re-
duced rares:-Good White Shirt SIPS 81 so;
Best Quality, s225; Undershirts for Spring
40 cents good Socks, Is, 20, end 25 cents; Eng.
Iish Socks, ~ cents; Handkerchiefs, is cents,
good Paper Collars, 12k cents per box. Also,
Ties. Bows, and all kinds Of Gloves, at the
lowest prices.
HOLLANDKR Bros, 40 Penna. avenue.
ABB: near 18th street
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CITY ITEMS.

PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed to look
as we'll as new. AZ A. T. Writings, S9} Penn
vania avenue, south aide, between 9th and 10Th
st eefe. az
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BEWARE OF ACRID teeth BLEACHING
PREPARATIONS that destroy the enamel So
Zodont is n delicious vegetable compound
moves their impurities, protects them from de-
cay. lends fragrance TO the breath, and keeps
the gums elastic, fresh and rosy. co
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Loss OF APPETITE AND DRBILITY.-Of all
the tonic preparations now in market we
know OF none equal to Speer's "Standard Wine
bitters" for those who suffer either Fl I'm over
mental or physical exertiop, resulting in loss
OF appetite. and consequent debility. Sold by
Druggists WkS
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WORSE THAN SUICIDB-Not long since
beautiful and accomplished young lady dIsap
peared from her home in Richmond, a nd wa.
supposed to have committed suicide. Yester.
day she was found by detectives McDavItt anC
Thompson in a house of MI fame iu this city
where she bad been for day or two, and ,ha,
persuaded her 10 return to her distressed fam
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A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsINRsS-HolIan.
der Bros. will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at five per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods to patronize us as 1t will
save considerable honey to the buyer and sua-
bic ms TO continue selling goods at these rates
HoLLANDER Bros 2l0 Pepna. avenue
abb between lith and 18th sra
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BORN ON THE SrRRBf.-Yesterday, color.
ed r'ri. who refused to give her name, while
opposite the Second Precinct station house
was delivered of q ch,ld. Some women noticed
ner nom house near by and attended to bel
until she was removed 10 Campbell hosnitaI
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PARALYZHD.-Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. T
j. Gait, wood and coal dealer, was attacked
with paralysis in his right side. and Is nov
con fined at his residence. No. 10 Louisians
avenue. He had been a short distance int,
Prin CT George county, Md, and while return
ing IN his buggy with bis brother, was s=iz,t
with the disease which prostrated him.
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Be WISE To.DAY.-'TIs madness TO neglect
q cough or cold, however slight. Consu m tion
may follow, and though DR.. Wistar's Balsam of
Witd Cherry ha. frequently cured this much
dreaded disease il almost invariably cures ths
primary diseases Of the throat, lungs. ana
chest, W here other remedies fail
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MATkiNoSIAL--lesterd morning, an iu-
eIesuhe marriage ceremony took place at the
residence OF Mr.. Charles Lemon. on II, .tresr
noftn-heV- MI Hart uniting in the bonds OF
matrimony Mr.. W. Harry SheImire 10 Miss
fannIe n Lemon, one Of the twin daughters
plished vocalist The happy coupIs, after re-.
ceiylng the congratulations Of a large mum ,sr
Of friends, left BY the - 30 train on a tim
north P
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LRNT's NEW YORK CIRCUs.-After q visit to
this establIs hment which has set up its tent at
foot of l1th street, we cheerfully recommend
II to the patronage of our citizens, as there Is
not word or act allowed IN the performance
to bring a blush TO the most sensitive cheek
The matinees are most pleasant for ladies and
children. The performances, partic ularly Il e
bareback riding and the performing horses
and dogs, are well calculated t. please. aud
the infant rider-little Melville-is a wonder
There will be afternoon and evening perform
ances throughout the week.
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Mr.. WALTER 5. Cox, Of Georgetown, n
prominent member of the Washin gton bar, W hn
was injured on Monday by being thrown fr, m
ms buggy, is still suffering from his injuries
Mr.. Cox was driving out with his brother, of
the State Department, behind a spirited Young
horse. when the animal darted OIL, and tneS
were thrown ont. The buggy was utterly No.
molished. Mr.. Cox received flesh ounds only
Several auction sales OF property on which ~
WIS trustee have been necessarily ostponed IN
conse Quence Of the accident.
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TEE OLD and rare collection Of Engravings,
Sketches, EtchIngs, &c from old and modem
masters, imported by q. L. Weisman, OF New
Work, are now on exhibition and for sale m
Smiths Art Gallery. 3o3 Pennsylvania avenue.
for q few days only.
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HABEAs CORPUs.-On the petition OF Abra.
ham Young, Judge Fisher ordered a writ OF
habeas corpus 10 issue TO Eveins Davis, com-
mandinR her 10 bring before him a lid named
Pokky Davis, daughter of his deceased sister
who, he alleges, has been in his charge for tn e..
years past, and was taken from his house dur.
ing his absence.
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RY THos. EowLING, AuctlOneer; Georgetown

For sale, at Public Auction, on MONDAY MAY
), at .. IN on the premises,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
HEIGHTS OF GEO RGkTOWN
This beautiful proper y is a part Of Tudor Place
OWNED by George W ashiu9ton Peter. Ii is locates
on the south side of kosf street, i'm ed ately on
poe,te the mansion OF Edward L'pthi urn, Esq
and fs bounded on the east by Congress- and 90
the west ~ Valley street; it contains about 7sOD
feet OF ground, and has number Of snlenIid oak
and other trees upon it, and IL altogether IN lst
Desirable situation fer the location Of me or more
gas "H'
This property will be offered first A a whole. And
II no sale Is effected il will be put In lots as laid
At my Office. ~ ~
Terms OF sale: One. third cash. and Il Q balance
70 one and two years. with interest, secured by a
deed OF trust on the property. Couveyancing and
reSanue stamps ct cost Of purchaser $50 down If
sold as whole, or If sold BY the lot 8 IO5 do En
apa3td 21OF street, betweeo 18th Ana 18th
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Ellis ano O'Neill found, near South Capitol
street and the canal, the body Of q white female
child about three days old, which had been
taken out Of the canal by some boys, and carried
IL TO the eighth precinct station.
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SALE OF VALUABLE PRoPERTY.-We call at.
tentlon OF business men and capitalists, to the
acution sale, by Green and Williams, which
takes place this afternoon at y O'Clock, OF the
well built three story brick house on Seventh
street, one and a-half SO uares above the North
ern Market, No. $50. II Is a fine location for a
place Of bus mess.
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rHA L 8 MAN,
" X E A L & ia TIE 3 OKER,

NO 1905 NINTH STRExT, bet. ID and sta.
have for sale large number Of Houses and
Building Lots Of all descriptions in different parts
Of the city. f
Also, several fine Farms and Country Seats to
which would call the especial of parties
wishing to purchase. Also, several very fine
stre< to
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MEAN BueINHss.-Ths morning, Messrs
bleiey and Clarvoe arrested John Ely, col.
Justice Walter committed him 10 iail for MIR.
way robbery.
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fkkk DlscCssIoN.-It has been suggested
that those mem oers Of the Board OF Aldermen
tor q OF airing their oratory at the meetings OF
the board. shouud attend the meetings held In
fnn CIV every week for "Free Discussion"
They could thus relieve their minds and de
vote their time in the Aldermen's Chamber 10
ne transaction OF important business aw a,tine
their action. So mote IL be.
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RECovEIBD.-On the Eth OF December last
the residence of Mr.. 1. l.. BIout, No. i31 9th
street, was entered by burglars, and heavy
SILVER Iadle, half dozen silver spoons, aud a
lot OF com carried OFF. Detectives Claryoe and
Bigley took the case in hand, and have work ed
l; go tar as to get Possession of the stolen arti.
Gle which will be returned to the owner. Ir
Ii. valued the articles very highly, the ladla
being a present TO him from the Hebrew con-
gregation.
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JUSTICE W: w. TucKlp. A iust;cs n, u.
peace OF tne LIST lsland) Precinct, is lying dan.
gerously III at his residences, on 9th street.
between N and q.
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BACoN THIKP.-IIast eveu,nS Oveu n. ia.
was arrested Tor the larceny Of nam from Nj
u. Metzear. By Oncer Lafrabee, and Justics
Walter committee him TO all for court.
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POLITICAL ALrBRcArIoN.-Yesterda morn.
ing, Charles Peters, Commissioner Of me So
ond Ward, and Charles II. Staard, a sub-eon.
tractor. both colored, had q dIffc Gully on pol,ti
cal matters, the former charging that the latter
had sold out TO the Democrats by starting a
citizens ticket in the Second Ward, known as
exchanged, and both men Were somewhat
damaged.
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NJ. ID. q EN- RoUTE.-The following delegate
ana members from this city to the Nations
Medical Con venfion. to be held In New Oriesn
Tuesday, May 4th. left here to-day Drs. J . NJ
Toner, ]. Ford Thompson, Duhamel, Richie
Nalley and Walsh.
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GooB NEWS FOR THE TEAcHIRs-Yssterd
the treas urer Of the public schools, Mr.. Jonn
e Proctor, received o warrant for $20,UO with
which 10 pay the teachers. Those of the first,
second, and fourth districts are being paid by
the trustees of said distncts, and those OF the
third district by the treasurer, at the Waliach
School house, this afternoon
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Georgetown Advertisements.

lyERY, SALE, HIKING AND HACK STA.
IL BLE.-We respectfully inform the cit n
lzens OF Washington. Geor getows. and IN
stran gers generally, that Keen ALWAYS NXA
on hand Tor hire hne Horses and Blu gies Carriages
Hacks, Saddle Horses, sc Persons desiring 20
visit the Gre Of Falls or other poiut-, for fshino
pic mic. other pur poses, will always find Am eia
accommodations Z, large small pa ties Oharges
moo eIate and terms cash. Stable corner Of Srifya
and Market streets, Georgetown, near new Mar.
ket. NORRIS A GLADMDN
hrZo lr ProprietOrs
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PHIIIP PHnLIPs' Ooncmr comes an "a
morrow evening ., Wesley Chapel. See sdysS.
tist ment.
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MAD Doe.-Yesterday morning otacer Mari
wood killed mad dog At the corner Of 18Th anc
ID streets.
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LOG AL n E W s.


NATIONAL THsArBR.-eUncle Toms Cabin. :,
CANTERBURY HALL-Paatomima ballst a,1
ether attractions.
PRop. SMITHS Art Gallery, 30i Psnusvl-
vania aven ne, large number OF new chrouc D.
yast received.
METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY TggA
fkk, Pennsylvania avenue, between IIth and
18th streets. Open every nighi-with a first-
class entertainment.
Walls OPERA HousR.-Rober, Nickle, the
greet Prestidi gateur.
Lent NEW YosK Circus. 18th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue
On eN a. billion.
EsrREKT BAPTIsr CHuRcH.-i.ec.ure by
rev M 1ung kvav, converted heather.
WESLEY CHAPEL MIssIos. Exhibition and
concert.
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MAY FKsTIvAL.-Prors. Kreiss' grand Ma,
festival and exhibition will take place at th.il
Academy on Friday evening, and from IN,
well-known ability of these gsntiemen, w.
feel satisfied tn at 10 will be Joy BILE affair
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RESOLUTION for lining the streets ana IN
the of

EesOlue6 by the Board Of AlIsrnlsn cnl Bo1rf
q tOmn.On Council OF the Corporation If Georye-
tocn, That the sum of five hundred dollar .
or so much thereof as may b. necessary h
and Is hereby, appropriated, 10 be expended
under the direction Of the Mayor, in hayIng
the streets lined, and having all oifep sIva and
hlthy matter removed from b. premises OF all
owners and occupants OF property within tue
Corporation limits. Such owners or ocCu-
pants 10 have all such matter collected and
deposltt d in the street, near their resp-ctiv..
premises, to be taken away As above provided
for IApproyed April'a lS69
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DROPOsALs TOR WOOD,

HEADoRs fIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT, }
OFFICE CHIEF On ARTERMAsrER.
RICHMOND, VA, April n. 1869 \
fealed Proposals in du olicats) will be rscetyed
Of this Office until IL m: Of ATURDAY, May Il. h.
1855; for the delivery Of good merchantabls. dry
hard. body WOOD ct the national Oemeteries In
the y trst 4ilttary District, - follow
CuLPEPER. IL CORDS.
CITY POINT,l COLDS
COLD HAkBOk, IA CORDS.
pANyIkLE. IL CORDS,
rREDERICK sBURG, 90 CORDS.
FORT HARRISON, IL CORDS.
GLEHDALI. IL CORDs
tOPLAR GROVE, 10 CORDS.
eTAUNTON, Il CORDS,
SWIM PINES, IL ~0RDe.
WINCHEorBR, is CORDS.
10 % delivered ct such dmos md In such quaint.
uee q may b required In each month until June
OF the wood required.
an yroDse.iS must Be- guaranteed By responsible
Dartiee in the usual fovH and made subject 20 the
con1ittons neatioae1 In previous sAvertassnsnts
b order Of the Qaartssnasser eehersl o. Q.
B1s Colonel and c>isi 6Sa4t. sms..ss First
Ailitasy District. aH2aSt
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AND eUMMlR GOODS.

119 Bridge Street, Geosxefoscs, d. C..
"a rscetyed large assortment Of ePkING AND
styies q fis Sss a6oDs, :1p OF f sset
Eilds, etk ehailie:, Bombazines, Mohsirs, Pop
linettec, cray and Fancy Mixtures for eNits
grenadines, 0rgeadies. and other Desirable dresc
nbiics Llana, Lace, and other ehaVIs; Alsxan.
ores and Oourvoteur' q and other KID Gloves Ho-
siery, &C. Also,a complete assortment Of House
ruIni:hins 0ood:. shsstings. DemaskS, Napkins,
stock Of 0eptlemenS and Boys wear. ana Bones
&c Cotton: OF the best makes, 70 which he invites
mers viii find it TO their interest 70 call and Sc
gooos and prices. lap II lml y.H. s.
NHW SPRING GOODS We are nov selling
~ GkEAT BAReAIN In choice Spring DRY
an exeoin6tion ofour stock BENZ HILLEH,
aDSlD> 1O1 Bridge'srest, 9eorGetown,
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kf THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
TRUsTlES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
TOWN.
- By virtue of q deed OF trust from Heck iah
E" Butler to the undersigned, bearing date the
lit Of September. 1858, and recorded In Ltber
at felio 4oS OF the land records for this county
l will sell at public auction, on FRIDAY. Ann
Soth et4 O'Clock p n, In fropt OF the premises 10
the highest bidder, ell that lot Of ground. being
part OF Lot 81, In Holmead's addition to Geor sr
town. fronting - feet on the north side Of Deal
street, and having q cepth Of 81 feet, improved
with . small Frame House.
The debt for which this property 10 now adyer
1868. -
Terms Of sale cash, of which $50 must be de
posted when the property 10 struck OF; the resi-
De complied with. the property is to be resold at
such time and after such notice % the tru tee
IRED: " JONES. Trustee.
ap Nd TH00. BOWLING, Auct
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i HOMAs FAHEY,

i HOMAB FAHEY,
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
LINE, CEMENT. PLASTER, LATHS. HAZE.
SAND, AND GRAVEL,
Corner 10th street vest and Canal.
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Done In the best manner, and ct the lowest prtce
ROOFING MATERIALS ALWAYS ON HAND
AND FOR SALE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. ALL
fe assn WORK GUARANTEED.
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A RHsoLUTIoN allowing q credit 70 the lat.
Tax Collector.

Resolred by the Board + Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation, If George tolcn.
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby, authorized
TO credit the account Of X. A. L imouston. late
Collector OF Taxes, with the sum of two hun
dred and seventy six dollars aud thirteen cents
amount of taxes levied for the Improvement OF
Beall, Munroe, and North streets.
Approved, April o, 1S6g
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DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

No charge will be msde for extracting " here Ar.
unclal Teeth are Inserted. although The
phtirnt viii he required 20 pay tor the ~
turficsl operation when performed which LIZ
VII bs deducted when the teeth made The
ASSOCIATION is now prepared 10 make Teeth IN
Gold, silver, and Rubber At New YORK, Phfl.a.i-
pnis. and Boston prtces All persons wishing den.
tsi work done can have IL - heap q the ahoye
named cities All work will be dore IN the n.a,.-t
and best manner. aud wsrrs Dted TO giye entire
satisfaction Persons Will do well 20 call ana -.
anime our work before getting IL elsexhere IN n
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ROBERT NICKLE is creating a sensation a,
Wallis Opera House, and to use an entirely
new phrase, I'm ust be seen 10 be appreciate =
Change of programme to night.
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BANANA HATS lLIAOaRp =
.,,..,.s -. - !!!:::! =: :::. y
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WASHINGTON BIBLE SoCIsTY-Thfs society
held MS annual meeting Monday afternoon. IN
,he lecture room Of the Calvary Btptisr
q uTch. Hon Peter Parker, President
MT. Baiiantyne read reports in relation 20
tne pPcuniary condition of the society, inclu T.
ing Its receipts Id Disbursements the past
year, he stock of publications or the parent
society IN his hands, and the grants of books
mace 10 Sunday schools and other durIag the
yea', showing gratifying reduction in the
debt 10 the parent society.
The 10th of May was appointed as the day
for the approaching anniversary OF the society
ana the metropolitan Church seiec ed as tue
place.
The following Board of Managers were So.
iected Tor the ensuing year, viz: President,
n Campbell, A n. Zevely, A Rothweli, 4
=: Hardness, W. Todd, A. =. Pratt, H. T.
white. William Sticknpy, +. II. Pearson aud
q e. Burr: Directors, IL F. Zimmerman, ID. d.
T. Ieech, George Rhinehart, William j. Red
sirake, N. w. Burchell, John l.. Ed awards, ID
NJ IA - ~ Y: PEARSON, John W. Clarke. James
M Gordcn. q. Ii. b. White, Thomas III. Tai.
bot, q. Hagar, ). A. III. McKim, ID. d. David
son, j. w. Easily, w. W. :. Dyrs, J. &. Will
Hanson, Jesse L. Adams, and Warren Cnoqta:
Treasurer and Depositary, William Ballan.
tyne.
The late secretary. Mr.. Lsech. having de.
elined Reelection, OWING 10 ln.nnaired health,
w. s. Fort was elected in his place
resolution expressing regret at the with
drawal of Mr.. Leech from the position he had
filled for two years with fidelity and efficiency
was adopted.
After interesting remarks by MI Campbell
in reference TO the great results that followed
part of The Board of Managers, for the success
OF the society, similar meeting was appointed
to be held at DIR. Parkers residence on the eve.
ming OF Friday, the TN OF May mex.
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NAvY DEPARTMENT,

IN WAsAfNsroy. April 81. l89g.
prize ss.s1sr HeaIhis % shs noy Ne q che ..
o. ssW nerd; Hsw York, on the ssh DAY OF Hay
The vessel end her inventory ean be examined q
any tine On apDlioatioa 70 The Comma1dant Of
that yard.
The whole AMOUNT Of the purchase money must
be psi6 n the cine Of the sdjudication snd. the
vessel must be removed frem the Navy Yard
within ten days from the day OF sale,
a,x-dtd Secretary Of The Nav
Nav DsfAsrHEHf. "
TIE usyy Delartnspt viii ofIsr Tor ssie IL
Prize steamer Atlanta, = she noW lee q Lsaeus
Island, on the 18th day Of 1ay ooxt a n o 'cIock
any time on sDDlication 20 Tie CoaS asdsaS "a the
s:f AZ Who'll. s.o,,. a, N. ,,,..,....,.,.,
b "a g TIE ~ q he szjsdssssies. sSd he
yss6el n1st Be renevel iron IT, Oenfios With
a. 3. BOBID,
ep0-oW eecrSoaJ q The Havy.