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GEORGETOWN.
Affair In Gesreetswn.

The CANAL AND THE COAL TRADR-B usl.
ness was never so active on the canal since its
completion il has been during the last
month. The officials say that ii has been the
busiest mon tn they have known. The arrivals
Of boats from May LIST to 3tst were $50, of which
all but 50 were coal boats, bringing an aggre-
gate OF 5000 tons Of coal. The other cargoes
Were as follows red stone, ~: limestone, %;
grain, ~: cement, Z; weed, 3; flour. p pig iron,
] and IL assorted. The receipts Of tolls for the
month were $500.
FLOUR IHsPECTIONs.-The flour inspections
for the month Of May amounted to I6.4s5 bar.
rels, as follows Family, 1868; Extra, $3.50:
Superior, SCI; Fine. i'll; First MIddling, 81:
Second Middling, Il; Rye fiouI,9.
REMOVAL In THE Posi- OFFICR.-Wilson n
Fuller, Esq, a clerk in the Post Office, was
yesterday removed by Postmaster Hill.
TEMPERANCE AFFAIRs.-The Potomac Ju.
nior Cadets of Temperance had an entertain.
ment last evening, consisting OF recitations by
Messrs. T. q. Wheeler, J. II. Vermiiya, and G.
Edmonston; music and song by Misses Minnie
Davis, Julia f. Moore and America Foster,
and an address by p. q. W. p. w. p. Drew.
POLICE ITBMs.-The records at the police
station show 1l9 arrests for he month OF May.
SERVED HIM RIeHT.-Oficer Brown went
yesterday TO the house of Edward Mccormack,
near the corner Of High and Water Streets for
the purpose Of serving on him q warrant for
selling liquor without license. Mr.. McCor.
mack, not satisfied with abusing the officer in
his house, followed him out in the street and
continued using his abuse. Officer Brown ar.
rested him and brought him before Jnstice
Buckley, who fined him $3.50 for his fun.
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II Z : II ZAP PL ACE -

HE CHEAP PLACE
WELcHs PEST FAMILY FLOUR. $500 :
BONDS Burn. Mills FAMILY ,s2-s, hare,
sack. 3"aiieE
ARLIBGTON EXTRA. hish grade, ss.s
Very fine Imperia. and GunpO wder TIA sI,s
Lower grades In proportion.
BLsT JAVA COFFEE. 35 certs perth.
0OOD BIO COFFEE, 30 cent? per IN
crushed. Pow dered, epd Granulatsd SUGAR,Is
cents Brow Sugar, 20 S cents.
Bsbbits SOAP, IL; CoBN srARCH, l3.
PEACHEs Id. cans. 35 cents
AT THE CnEAP PLACE
q. =. 0iHAkE SONS,
MyII- IN 292 9TH st west. bet and q
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GORHAM MANUFA curing COMPANY
PROVIDENCE, Il. 1,
STERLING SILVER WARE
FINE ELECTRO WARE.

FINB BLICTKO-PLATED WAKB.
This Company. having the most extensive and
complete Silver Ware Factory in the world.
employing the best talent In designing, modelling.
ard finishing, are. With the ad of ingenious and
labor saving machinery, enabled to produce il
beautiful 10 design and nBsurp Assed In finish, the
nnentss OF which they guarantee to be Of sterlisg
purity q. :. Mint assaS. A certificate Is issued
with all articles in silver for the purpose OF pro-
ecting purchasers from limitations of heir designs
They also continue to manufacture their we'll
Known and nnr1y allied Nickel Silver 8ectre-Plated
Mafe; Which will last twenty five years with fair
Orders received from the trade snly. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible deal
srs every where.
Sar+ TIaie Mark M.as ri
$50 for for ~
.rrSIrxs silver E Is ssaaAM kseS
10, A20 ma a., l3 Is ,2227 ia 10 Is I9,
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ELLIS. IRON RITrRRs

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice
can testify to its superior tonic pro perties for in
MIGRATING the appetite and promoting diges ton
l can unhesitatingly recommend 1t In case. OF
Of the system requiring the use Of a ferrueinous
tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recommend II 10
CHhs 3 GAUNTT. ND.
Professor in the Philadelphia Uhiversity o
Medicine and Surgery"
For sale BY KIDWELL SON,
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street,
and Druggists generally. my 26-3m
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THE NV CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, Just
opened at No ~ Market Space, bet Ween Stn
and 9Th, presents many ne " aud beautiful at
fractions IL may seem strange how such
handsome Plated Ware. Jeweiry, Vases, Fans,
&c., can be sold so low, but being brought di-
rect from the importers and manufacturers,
and also at the trade sales in New York, so all
can rely upon bargains. The Agency for the
Florence Sewing Machine is also established
there.
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A GOOD MEDICINE

DAVIS PAIN KILLER has won for itself a
reputation unsurpassed in the history Of medical
preparations Its Instant effect in the Grad
ication OF pain. and the verbal testimsny of the
Dasses in iis favor have been and are it's ow best
advertisements Every family should keep IL in
their homes in case OF sudden attacks OF many dis
eases in which Ii 10 Al ntidote. my 2-Iu
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SlxIl wAID-T THIRD voTIYG PRECINCT
the Dsovistons Of the Charter oftEe city OF M.
insfe. Z. s: sssS. Cil q Ssd g &c vcs
tn day q JIps nsxt. q the house Of Peter fox,
corner q xiehth street east and street for Col,
Iectof. 4egeter, and eurveyor, 70 serve two yeaPs
one member OF the Board Of Aldermen, to serve
TO TO years; three menbers Of the Beard Of Common
serve twoyeaEsi Ut which sAid RrSeinct the votes
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WHAT is QUILLAYA SAPoNARIAl-It is a
tree, the bark OF Gillian tree, which yields
when maceraied, q fragrant vegetable soap
with cleaning and antiputrescent properties
not possessed by any other vegetable produce
ton. This Bark is a p continent constituent Of
the celebrated SOZodont. the most popular dem
tai preparation ever introduced in America. go
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TnNPRRAnc. PFC. NIc-Deier.t,ou.

TEMPERANCE Pic. NIC.-Dslegatious from
the various temperance associations in the Dis.
met met last evening al Union League Hall, to
concert arrangements for grand union ten De.
rance basket pic mic aud mass meeting, to be
hs Id on the Iith instant, az Kalorama grounds
The Committee Of Arrangements will con
sIst OF George Savage. @. j. L. Foxwell. Fred
eriek johnson, G. Finnev, NJ. T. Parker,
John O'Donovan. and b. +. Hawkes..
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A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsINEss.-Hollan-
der Bros. Will commence from this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods az five per
cent above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods 20 patroniZe Us as IL will
save con siderable money 10 the buyer and ena-
BILE us 20 tin Ne selling goods at these rates.
HoLLANBEg BRuS., 9lO Penns. avenue.
Ssh: between lith and 18Th SIS.
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TIE ADOPTION OF all late improvements
eyinces determination 10 keep the American
House, Boston, where II ever has benin the
front rank OF New England II otels.
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$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels and
toes, S3.ej a dozen, or 35 cents per pair, lust
received at Marble Hall, No. ass 7lh street. op.
posite Patent Office. q
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vEfHRAN OFFICERS AssocIAr1ox-Ths a..
sociation Of the Officers Of the old Veteran Re-
serve Corps met last evening at the 81 lanes
Hotel, Gen. J. Mansfield IN the chair and
Lieut. W. II. Webster acting secretary the
Secretary was directed TO Correspond with
such oncers Of the Old corps as were not pres.
ent with the view OF obtaining their atten ance
II is proposed 70 make soma definite arrange.
ments for regular meetings, and for general
reunion n some time during the coming
winter. On motion of Lieut. q. r Bufum. a
vote OF thanks were tendered TO Messrs. q. w
Bunker Co, proprietors of the 81. James
Hotel for their Kindness in rendering the use Of
n room for the meeting OF the association.
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Il you WANT me best Family Sewing
Machines IN tie world, buy the Celshra.ed
Grover and Baker. Agency No. 20 Market
Space
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For ALL STYLES OF Paper Collars 60 to the
Original Franc, 39l 7th street. Prices 10, Is, Il
and 25c, per bOx.
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 to the Origin al
Franc, 194 9TH street, between ID and Z. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,2 and upward.
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Acc1pnr-About seven O'Clock las, e

ACCIDBNr.-About seven O'Clock last even /.
ing. tbs horses attached TO the carriage Of Mr.
John Lenthall took fright and ran away, and
II the corner OF 5th and 4 streets, Miss Free
man, OF Baltimore. was thrown ont, having her
ankle spraIned snd receiving several bruises
She was cared for at the residence Of Mr.. J. F.
Adams, and subsequently was removed to Mr.
Lenthalls residence.
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WHITE LINEN AND Duck SUITS. at $50.
e, and Sl2.50 per suit. a. A. strauss Popular
Cio'hing House, Pennsylvania ave. between
letn and tn streets. doors from ilth street.
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rny1S

SECOND WARD QUESTIONING PRECINCT
~ Notice Is hereby given that in conformity 20
the provisions OF the Charter of the city of Wash
ington On election will be held in the siret Votng
Precinct Of the Second Yard, on MONDAY, the
!th Day OF June next, at tho house of Mr. South on
the asst corner of II and Thirreenth streets
or Collector, Reg1ster and Surveyor. to serve two
years; one member OF the Board Of Aldermen Ia
serve two years; and three members of the Boald
OF Common Council, to serve one year; a. d an AZ.
SCISSOR 20 We two years; at which ssid PrsciLc
the votes OF all who are re eistered in the said Sec
ord " ard OF the city OF Washington the I'M al
letter If whose names 10 from to D fncIusiye
will be received. Polls open q q. aud close az
7p.m. BERNARD BRENNAN
6INCLAIh BUBLEY.
VIM. PETTIBONE.
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CHEAPBR THAN THE CHEAPEsT-White
Shirts. > cents. 81, Sl.25, and upwards. IN
der shirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Coed Cotton Socks, } pair for u cents. Hand.
Kerchiefs, already hemmed. = for 25 cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or 50 cents
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth lined
Button hole, 10 cents q box; and all other goods
at equally low prices. at Franc d Goldman's,
Marble Hail, No. Asa 9Th street, opposite Pat.
Mt Office
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PANAMA HATS cleaned and trimmed at A.
I. Writings, 293 Penna avenue, south side,
between 9th and 10th streets. III
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FOR THE BEST Fancy and Millinery Goods
a. Lowest prlces, go % Davis, 20 Marke
Space. 3
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TEE NEW BANKING HOUSE of Middletop AZ
Co opened this morning az the corner OF Isrn
and + streets, as heretofore announced We
are pleased 70 know that 40 starts OF under the
nc favorable auspices, and with every pros
peet for long and successful career.
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ny 20

c4NerMaesie. e S.ssb1 eir.a ~ IN ZOE soa.
foIni.X . tie Ire,isi o q the Csaltsr Of the
fourth Yotins lrecilet Of the fiird Ward on
10GDAH: TIE - a.y Of june next, q the corner
q iesa e 1919. Ssst and New York svsnss, Ter
years; one member Of the Board OF Hl6ermen, 10
serve Two years; And three members Of the Board
said Precinct the votes 81 Oh wbe ~ rsgistered in
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SALB OF WHisKY.-TWenty. five barrels old
rye W Whisky, seized for violation Of the inter /.
nal revenue laws, will be sold tomorrow
morning at " O'Clock n the internal reyeuu ne
warehouse, No. i6s 9TH street,
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THH FESTIVAL OF the Calvary Baptist Sun.
day Schoo! opened last evening ami fully ms
titled he anticipa:ions Of its friends. Tonight
Al Z tomorrow an additional attraction by wiy
OF some fine vocal music may be expected The
water snd air fountain Is the most beautiful OF
the many beautiful things in the room The
clam chowder. lobster and chicken salads
though not 30 ETHEREAL as music and flower for.
nations. are creature comforts to be had here IN
PERFECTION. Closes to. morrow night
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Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs 20 to the Orig.
nal Franc, 49A 9TH street between d and E.
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APPOINTMENT IN THE NAVY YAM Johu
ID. lloyd received hrs appointment yesterd ,y
as master ship carpenter In the Nayy Yard
vice William Talbert, removed.
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IT WAS Willard Arnett, aud not ssMillard
Arh-H who was the successful Contestant in
tne spelling con test in the secondary schools OF
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Buy YOUR HATS, Flowers, Ribbons, &c. a.
Davis. - Market Space.
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the Original Franc, 49i 9TH street, bet ween
ID and L. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward.
For GOOD COTTON SOCKS 60 to the Original
Franc, 494 9TH street, between ID and T.. Prices
10, Is. 20c and upward.
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TIE Greenleaf Chm will rive anoth.r n,
thelI pressing pIc-nics AZ the 7tn.street PARK.
on Thursday June I'd. See their advertise,
msni.
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PosrPoNBD-Company b., of the fsu.lsr
Zouayes, have concluded 70 postpone Their ex .
cursion 10 Richmond un,il after the CITY elec.
ton.
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For SUMNER DRAWERS 60 to the Original
Franc, i94 eth street, between ID and E. Prices
30, 81, 75c., 81 and upward.
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TIE FRsfIvAL BY THE LADIES OF Weslex
Chapel will close this evening.
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THE INTERESTING n HIBITIoH for the bene.
NJ OF Grace Church Sunday School, South
Washington, comes on at leland Hall to-mor.
been prepared.
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WE ARE SELDOM CALLED UPON to chronicle
thing so worthy Of notice as Hoff's Malt Ex-
tract. 1t is just the thing the public have long
needed. 1t is fluid resembling beer. and has
been proved by analysis to contain certain in.
gradients of vegetable origin. 70 which it owes
its beneficial and po Werful effects as q remedy
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SEE NOTICE OF strawberry festival n Ryan
Chapel, UnIonIown, in another column.
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STRAY CHILDRBN.-Last evening, General
MichIer found near his residence, at the corner
Of 22d and q streets, three children, aged three
and four years. He took them IN his carriage
to the First Ward station, and ascertainipg that
they lived On East Capitol street, near I'd, con.
veyed them to their homes.
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HAULED OFF FOR lSsPHCrroN-Ths steamer
City Of Alexandria. of the Potomac Ferry Com
pany, having been hauled OF for inspection
and repairs, her place on the ruote 70 Alexan.
dria to-day has been supplied by the steamer
Wawaset. Tie regular Ferry steamer will NOT
De inactive more than three or four DAYS, after
which time the Wawaset will be prepared fur
regular excursion engagements.
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IEIRD WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUB.-A meet
arg Of the Republican Club Of the Third Ward
was held az Wisewell Barracks last evening,
MI X j. Beall in the chair, J. o. Hawley,
Secretary. TN taking the chair Mr.. Beall con-
gretulateo TIE club upon the fact that during
me day there had been over so men registered,
OF whom 500 were Republicans. He referred
10 an excursion that was being arranged by q
CaptaIn Bates, ana said that II was trap for
the purpose Of getting voters out of the city
nye was appointed TO wait on Captain Bates
and secure II possible the postpouenent of the
excursion The Char appointed Aaron Rus
sell, John Freeman. George Boston, Jas Cole
man, ana sooert Green as the committee. Mr.
Bono urged voters OF the ward 10 see that their
names were correct ON the registry lists, in
stead OF going away on excursions. and Messrs
HaWley and Freeman took the same view Mr.
Green, from the committee on the ratification
meeting, reported thai band of music haa
been engaged, and he urged that all the men,
oeTs OF the club would assemble to-mOrroy
evening and march 10 the City Hall The
Cnair stated that on Saturday evening N
Wa proposed to hold a mass meeting
IN mont OF ne barracks, and he hoped
mat there would be a large attendance
Gr. N H. Miller then made a short address,
aSowing himself as having always been a Re-
publican, and euloglzIng the administration
OF Mayor Bowen. Mr.. j. r. Wright offered
resolution, which, after debate, was adopted.
endorsing the action of the Republican NOM
Inatlng convention, and pledging the support
OF the club TO the nominees Of that conyen-
uon A resolution was also unanimously
adopfsd endorsing he admins traiion of Mayor
BOWEN MAJOR Morse then addressed the clue
NJ length, reviewing the .Citizans'n meet.
Ihks ana conventions, and characterizine tina
memoers on that party as rebels, Democrats
y mon matters, dc. he prophesied a larger Rs
Puohcan majority on Monday next han wa.
po'Ainea al any previous election. Adjourned.
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TEE WAsHINGroN BRANCH Of the Irish Ma
tiona! Republican Association met at Wills
Hall iast night J. ID. O'Connen (president) in
the chair, and James Ryan secretary. Mr.
O'Connen briefly thanked the members for
placing him At the head Of the association. and
pledged has utmost exertions In behalf OF tue
movement. MAJOR ". ). Morse addressed the
meeting; after which, the address Of the ex-
ecutiye Committee was read.
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THB DISSEMINATING PUBLIC show, by the
immense patronage which they are bestowing,
that they fully appreciate the advantages
which are offered at Oak Hall, in It's low prices
and Fashionable Spring Attre-gent's, boys,
and children's Clothing-Alpaca, Drap d'ete,
and Linen Duck Costs, Pants and Vests. Oak
Hall, 400 9TH street, opposite Post Once.
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MANHOOD.

medical essay on the Cause and Cure of IRE.
mature decline In man. the treatment Of Nervous
and Physical debility, &C.
Ihsrs 1le,nber Of soriefy By trha,u this book
riH not Be found useful, rhshsr suca person holds
re ,slattor O Parsst, Preceptoy or Clergyman ~
MEDICAL TINES AND GAZETTE.
sent BY mail on receipt of fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. y Def. Curtis - Jort' }
st., Baltimore. myl3iv
SPECIAL NOTIOE-Dr. Curtis begs to notify
Dis washington patients that. owing to his exte a
Able TO devote only the following days 70 their in
terests. ana eau be consulted en- aATCRUAY>
NJ 70 p; ~ and 8 to p. N, ct 222 street, 10
SPECIALITY treatment and cure Of Nervous
Debility. and all diseases arising from abuses OF
the ~ stem. my Is 3w
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All sizes, styles, and prices,
At liable & Co.'S,
46s Penn'a ave-, under U. s. Hetel.
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WASHINGTON Cry BiBts SoCiRrY.-Ths
Board met last eyenir z at p. m, at the Young
Mems Christian Association Rooms, corner of
ID and Ninth streets Present-Messrs. Camp
bell, (nrst Vice President.) Vice. Presidents,
Rothwell, Pratt. Burr. p. NJ. Pearson; Mans
gers, Charles Pearson and Williamson ana
SECRETARY Fort. After reading the 18th psalm,
oy Mr.. Campbell. p. NJ. Pearson led IN prayer
i he Treas nrer reported having recei we'd during
The month from Hamline NJ. T.. Church, IS;
western Presbyterian church, as: DIR. Ed
wards, New York avenue church, $3.50. Nc
hercree Chapel, so. A Letter was received
from Mr. John A. Cole, superin tendent of the
Llncoln Industrial Mission (coloredl, stating
ina N all Us departments there were aoout 600
senoiars, asking for a donation OF SO worth of
bioFs and Testaments from the Bible SocIety,
which was granted. A donation of . Bibles
ana % Tesuments were also granted the Eng.
isn Lntnern church, on Capitol Hill, at half
pr,se. The meeting closed with prayer by A.
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JAMES KELLY,
GEO. FORRESTER,
GEO. EME RSON.

EIRST wABD-FlFTH VOTING PRECINCT
Notice Is hereby given that in conformity to
the divisions Of the Charter Of the city Of Wash
n gton, election will be held In the Fifth Voting
Precinct OF the First Ward. on MONDAY the 7tt
day Of June next, at the house of Mr.. Murphy, no
3O1 Twentieth street. between n aud n streets
for Collector Register aud Surveyor, to serve two
yesre; ne member Of the Board Of Aldermen to
serve two years; and three members Of the Board
said precinct the votes of ali who are registered ia
the SAID First Ward Of T. city Of Washins ton the
Initial letter of hose names fs from TO inciu-
sive, will be received. Polls open at O. m AL
close at7p.m. CHAS HULsI, SR.,
WALTER DRURY,
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isH HAc sssa1..kssSRs.'
Il. j. TALBEBT.

SIXTH WARO-SEC0ND VOTING PRE-
,Hity I; t1s |: nssse sissn shss 4 Coz
q Wsshnstos, an election vii be Seid in the ne
sscen0 ystine Precinct Of the Sixth ward, On
.n, g, { se ,.. q TIE
street sesth. for collector. esd Surveyor.
ssrvs svc yssss one nsce:s q sh The possa Of
OF the Bessd Of Oo6noi Council 70 serve one year:
and On Assessor 20 serve too yeess; e which said
said eiIth Ward Of the city Of Wsshinston, he
initial letter Of vhose namss is from 3 70 III, in.
s sS:. -, e ? gsss m and
JOHN J. bnIfH,
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BIDS OPHNHD.-Yesterday the folio wing bid
were opened al the City Hail by Mayor Bowen
ana MI Donegap, the Superintendent Of Stree. >
and Inspector Of Sewers, for constructing a
sewer in NJ and 9th streets: q. w King, si q
per foot for main sewer, - IS for latterals si2i
fer traps, $50 fer drops, SIS for man holes; W
A. wilson 81 IL for Oh street, 3S5 Tor M street
main sewers, S23i for 9th street. 81 98 for Al
street, for latterals Sis, $50, SJ, Nelson
o. Key nolds -, s3.25, $50, $50, $3.50; Plowmap
ana Marks, 9Th street IS, NJ street SIS o. -. 50
-le5, s29 s29, S92s guarantee Informally For
sew2. IN Z street, from 19th and I2th stree: q
w. hing, 81 95, 80 Is, 1925. SEQ, SIS
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CITY ITEMS :.
WH1TT LINEN SulTs.
S6-s6-S6-sess,
A; HABLk Co.'e,
: 4se Penus. ave. under L, 5. Hotel.
PRra9S

UnH Dollar JeweIry Store.
No. At Pennsylvania avenue,
Between and 9Th streets.
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FIRST WARD-fOUzT tn VOTING PRE-
fINCT-Notice Is hereby given that IA Goa
formity to the provisions Of the Charter OF CRY
Of Washington, On election will be held in tn.
Fourth Voting Precinct of the First ward. on
MOhDAf, the 1Ih day of June next. at the house
Of George L. McGlue, the north side OF L street
between 10Th and 10th streets, for Collector Regis
ter, AMI survey or. to serve two years, member
OF the boaio OF Aleermen, 10 serve two years, and
70 serve year. at which said Precinct the votes
Of oil who are registered in the Eirst Ward Of the
city Oh Warrington, the initial letter Of whose
names Is from n to 8, inclusive. will be received
Polls open at q. IN. ana close At p. m.
JAMES KELLY,
GEO. FORRESTER,
GEO. EMERSON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-01

The THRRMoMRTER.-At Messrs. Franklin
Il Co.'S, (opuciane,) 2ii Pa. avenue, bet yeen
18th and 18th streets. the thermometer stood
I'm the shade.) as follows 10 O'Clock a. m, y
d. grees III O'Clock a. m, 81; II O'Clock m, -;
1 o'clock p. m, 81; 2 o'clock p. m, 81.