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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-15

TIE GoULDNG WooLLEN PATENT.-The re-
cent decision of the United States Supreme
Court in aftifmipg the validity OF tue Gouldine
influence upon woolen man ufacturers, who
will be compelled to meet their Indebtedness
under 1t, and also on account of the amount
involved to the interest 8 Of the owners of the
patent The original Letters pa ent were issued
to John Goulding in the year 1926. "for an Inn
provement In the mode of manufacturing wool
and other hbrous materials" and expired in
1910, at which time he was entitled to q renewal
failed to obtain In consequences of erroneous
Information communicated 10 him by the then
Commissioner OF Patents In reference TO the
proper itne at which his application for the
pI ep osed renewal should be made. In the year
1852, twenty two years after, he finally succee led
in having special act passed by Congress for
his relief, which extended and renewed bis pa
tent for seven years from the 3Oth day of August
that year providing that the authority TO col.
anS reSsws o sboaid be l,mted and cooGnSa
within the term embraced in such extension,
and should not apply to any machinery which
gust. 1852. On 28ih OF June, 1854, the patent was
reissued Eben ID. Jordan, OF the well known
firm OF Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co.. as trustee
sued the Agawam Woo leo Company for infriug
ment, and after an obstinate resistance by
large combina ion ofwoollen manufacturers, the
case was de cided in 1856 by granting an iujunc-
tion with an account, thus settling the rights OF
the patentee, and enjoinipg all machinery not
protected by a license In the First district.
From this decision an appeal was taken, aud
carried before the Supreme O)urt at Wash ug-
ton, III the decision Just rendered by that tri-
bunal puts an end TO all further controversy as
CARDS the validity of the patent and the ques.
tion OF manufacturers liability under 1t. Tne
patent embraces the mode and operation OF
carding and spinning wool other hhPous
materials; and for period of forty three years
the principle has not been improved, which T.
remarkable fact In the history OF patents
We are informed that the agent and treasurer
of the patent, Mr.. Frederick w. Thayer and
George ID Clark, are now In our city prepared
this pa ent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-15

TOtals... .........$286 282 1854 l3l 800 AIR
This gives the following general SUMMARY of
the Total funded debt OF the city on January
Loans Loans not ma,ured ;:..;,.:...: s36.5OS,74O
outstanding. 300 4lS
Deduct this amount paid in
excess of amounts re-
ported at Consolidation. 1856 All
1913 996
Total funded ...........S36 1877 736
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-15


Grand ,757 1853 %
The Trust Funds.
In the following table are given the receipts
payments, and balances of the several trust
funds OF the city for the year 1865
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS,

A RESOLUTION requesting information from
the Engineer OF he Water Works
AeS"ired ~ IL board u aide ria "a and B0rr #
common tonact Of tts corpora 10 Of CARR tsl-1,
That the Engineer OF the Water Works be re-
quested 10 inform the Boards whether the fail
ure OF the supply OF the water TO portions of
the upper part OF the city is due TO defic .ency
IN the amount OF water thrown into the reser.
volT, or 10 defects IN the distribution OF the
same; and If 10 the latter or any o. her cause
whether such defects can be remedied so as 10
secure fair and equal distribution to all parts
Of the city supplied by the high service
approved, May IL, 1862.
a RESOLUTION pledging this Corporation
towards another connection with the CITY o,
Washington.
ReSoired BY TIE Board Of Aid. rmeR and Board Of
CoStBto7 TCHRcI - tie '0ryorI.0H IF (Teor,s ucR
That so soon as the authorities OF the City O.
washington shall pass an ordinance i'm proving
the west end OF north p street 20 Rock Creek
and engaging 10 defray one-haif OF the cost and
maintenance OF permanent aud durable
prlcg", OF sixty feet IN width, across said
Greek, this Corporation Will take the proper
and necessary measures 10 open a street con-
meeting with said north + street, and also 10
defray the other half of the cost and mainte-
nance OF such a bridge.
Res'tref fUf,sr Thai a COPY OF this rpsolu-
hon be forwarded ID the Mayor OF The CITY o.
Washington by the Clerk OF this Corporation,
with request that he lay the same before the
Councils Of that city.
Approved, May II, 1863.
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CITY ITEM :.

No LESS han $50 new ard r ,htr-t. styles q
Sleeve Buttons and Shirt Studs hay~ lust been
received at Priggs One Dollar Jewe,ry Store,
i3o Pennsylvania avenue. three doors from
AZ street, and among them are Malachi;e
Alaska Diamonds. Oroide- Carburcle, Agate.
and many other new designs OF great beauty.
Mr.. Prigg has also a splendid collection OF
Mala chiie sets Of Jewslry for ladies. and Etrus-
cans OF entirely new patterns and OF he moss
exquisite workmanship. his Oroiie Initial
and Enaneled Sleeve Buttons for ladies and
gentlemen are admirable specimens. His Sill
ver-plated Ware department is filled with use-
full articles for housekeepers, and his prices are
much below the usual rates s; other establish
ments,
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TOtaI..-

O'" 1850 $500 <1,<t'
ms shows falling of This year OF I.e05
voters. but :hIS difference Will be partially
made up by he additional registration hex,
week
At the registration this year the names Ct ali
We entered upon the hooks tOga'o tie white
and COlured vote being known only - the lCdges
OF registration. but " Is supposed that me above
Damsd decrease OF IT'S voters comprises about
, 80 COlored voters the remainder of the de-
crease DeIns Of vnl.e voters Las: ye'r. no.
wi,hs;aL ding the election was ci0-ely rOu'esr-
ed, and there -er@ Il We poll ng places IN "a CD
ward. 500 votes less than the nuutar regis
tered wsr" polled The following are he fig
pres on the vote tOr Mayor last year--FtrSf
ward. liz for Given. I.h9l for Bowen. 500 ID
ward l.l2J for Given, i..,- toI Bowen. Tnird
Ward, I,I43 I-r Given. I,IIg for Bowen: Fourth
Ward. l.-Oi for Given, 49, tpr Bowen: Eifth
ward. - for Given, 81 Tor owen; SIKH
Ward, 81 fC- Given. 9Sr for Bowen: seventh
ware l.6bl for Given, 100; for wen. tn
majority IN he city Tor Bowen being less shan
a hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24
THE RFGIsrRaJION

s'H rarison with Pr"yious Wharf.-The
Number of Voters Decreased-The Last
Two Elections.
Ths:e las teen nc oaIcIsl s;alemer. yet N ide
o; che rec.s ramon .hls year, which is still in
complete. but the following statement Of the
number regis te-edsSo FAR approx mates 10 cor
rsltness First Ward, Lice. Second Ward.
100, Third Ward. 2.pjj; Fourth Wa-d, 2tg2
Fitth Ward. l5.5; Sixth Ward, 1890 Seventh
Ward, 3,j~' additional registration 9l2-unaklng
q total thus ar registered of 1855. The adii-
tional registration VIII take place a. the CITY
hail ON saturday, Hth inst, Monday, 81 81, &. d
Tuesday, June lst. between the hours OF
m. and =. m. The printed list OF those
already registered Will also be corrected aud
revised ~ mat time. Prom indications II is
certain tnai hundreds who have failed 10 regis
ter viii embrace this opportunity and enter
Their names upon the lists
Last year the registration footed I'D as fol
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THE COURTS,

Z UlTT COURT. ) DE p.tg.-To-day. tie fol-
lpniDE uslness W., rsusactsd:-Murphy VS..
d ply. rider pro contsSsO, AMI re.sr.nca to
Examiner. Architectural Iron Works VS. Har-
Vsy oder pro cCnf-sso. Florence VS.. Hughes
e. a.; order for ru!e TO show cause, aud for
terDpOrSry INJUNCTION. McBiar VS.. Gadsby:
order Tati:vTng truS.ee's sale Ewing vs. Full
Ier; motion 20 mod " de cree argued.
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
HEw ToRK.A

WasHISeroN. lsss.
Treins between WASHINGTON AND NEW
fORE now follows. viz:
FOB NEW YORK, wlfhoa oAaars Of ea,,
Lesve daily except Sunday ct 2 A M and
1880 and 40 p. NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except Sunday q A. M an
1880 and $40 NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 40 p Nj ana Phtls-
deiphis at $40 r. M.
Sleeping cars fer New York on sac r. n train
daily.
Through tickets TO Philadelphfs, NSv FORK or
Boston can be had st the Station 0foe 81 al 10 urs
In the day. Also, AZ the Companys Once. No
400 Penneyivanis avenue Passengers pc nc assins
tickets al the Avenue offc can there arrange 20
have their baggage called for and checked al their
residence, taken ne depot, and put In the beg.
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdyerr,,em.n,
FOR schedule between Washington, Bslti more, Aa-
napolis and the West.
j. l. WILSON. Master O. rran.port.t,su.
L. n. COLE, General Ticket aseht
nov GEO. q. kOeNTZ. Agent. Washington.
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TIE SCHuETZKN-EERIEN GERNANIA-Tha
grand festival OF this organization this wear
VIII tsse place al the .th-street Park. on Mon.
cay 7 uesoay, W ednesday. and ThursdayCJune
''tn, 18th. 10th, and 17th,) and invitations have
been extended 10 associations of New York.
fhiiaoelphia- Baltimore, and Charleston 20 be
present Dan Howe, the celebrated rome
walker, - engaged and the band of Professor
hose. OF Baltimore. Is TO furnish the music
Inc PARK Will be brilliantly illuminated At
place.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

rH-NOTICE TO THE LOT HOLDERS OF
hS Dan HILL CEMETERY
Tie lot holders Of Oak Hill Cemetery AR re
auested 10 sttend . meeting to BE- held on TUES.
pAh The 25th instant 81 D. m. in the hall over
tnf MntEet mouse, IN GeorgetO an. to hear the re-
pert a. the Investigating committee appoint.d by
tht Feb Is. ls69.
By order OF the Committee.
JAMES GOSZLER.
ny Il-eolw secretary to Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

L'FE AND FIRE lSsURANCE-NO argument
-LOGld De- needed az this stage of the world :
progress 10 convince any readers of the STAR
e.; ne benefits of life and fire insurance be-
'au-- the advantages of both are daily Illus
rated IN the relief of families who would be
>OT-iE trIed DIV Poverty Were Do not for the FORE
hOUE az Of those who. for little outlay. have Sc
'ured agrear return. But one thing must be re-
rnemnered There are good companies and bad
sai- ana unsafe responsible agents and ire
>puh>ioie and this brings Us 10 the point, W hich
- 10 all attention 10 the card of Mr.. John Rig.
gi"s Room No Washington Building. corner
n street and the avenue. published in our adj.
N"rlslns columns. a he IL thoroughly reli-
able gentleman, and l. agent for several re-
tpenslole companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

The PCBLIC AT LARGE Will appreciate the
great benefit derived by them IN tha important
reduction In price of Hof-s Malt Extract al
ready so favsrably xnown throughou. the
United States. This celebrated preparation
serves As an excellent strengt hening havPrs -s
delightful tonic and 4 plelsau- r.m.dy Tor
disorders Of the throat, ches:, lungs and s:o-
mach q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

a CioENT--A youth, named Edward Slater.
- fatly injured about The face and head, on
"a urcay afternoon. by falling from a wagon
te Vas oriVHDg. AZ ihe corner of 9th ana G.;
: ,~ris He was taken 20 a drug store near nv
VII MS woands Were dressed. and subsa
10y taksG - his fathers ssldenca ON
49, Sahia avenue. between Isl and "a
S'T'e'~, by one OF he police officers 0f tha
- Cud precinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

FERE.-AboUt "a CLOCK to-day. Officer Co.
lumo o; he Sixth Precinct, turned in the
alaTm CT fire from box y, corner OF 1th and NJ
streets. caused by the burning OF frame stable
III rear OF the premises OF Mr.. Charles Brown,
Oh eth street. between " and o streets. The
damage Is estimated at 240, on which there
is an insurance of 80. The al joining sheds
and fences Were saved through the exertInns OF
the police and citizens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

IHs SIZZLING CCNTKsT.-The last of The
spelling contests for the gold medal in the Seq
"hcaTy school of the Fourth District. took
slacr laSt saturday mornITg before Nessrs
i-%WreE- and ChamplIE, trustees. The result
was q ghiy credItabIe in written photography
-'E pupils being without an error and twaIys
win rU' one each. One hundred words taken
-fom the first seysnty-fOur pages of Worces-
- cJupTenensIve SpeIler were made the test
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

The POTOMAC FEoNT.-Iherp Is more ac.iy-
ny ABOUT tnt "haryes to-cay, and under the
influence of thu agreed BILE change in the weather
ma tels hefeaDOuis presents more agreeable
appearance The steamer w. W Colt Wilson
from Baltimore. with merchandise and pas
sengers, arrived At Galt's wharf Yesterday and
the steams5 Columbia, Harper, from the same
port Win the same, arrived shortly afteryart :
az Rileys wharf. The steamer Arrow. Stack.
pole, Carried down 10 Moult Vernon this morn =
ing a good numb-r OF excursionists win Inc
reCu lar mails for MarstalI's Landing
HdFc.y's HhGrf.-Arrived-Schr. CiroIinp II
holmes, Jackson from Hayre-de-Grace. with
coal, for Harvey, Clarke 4 Given
fGrfsT'S WkGrf.-Arriy-i - Schrs Eamedy
Drshiel, from Havre- Grace with Iyken's
Valley coal. for VIM. Warder Il Co Advocate
ENaus. from same port, with Lyken's = rIley
coal, FOR & III. Burgess a. Co.: Mary LII =
BIainoie, from The same port. with Ly. As
valley coal. for W d. Barbour. Julia DELANEY
from the same port. with coal, for George
Bogus. SaIled-Schr. W. =. THOMPSON, Yates
Tor NCTfOlk, light. Ncia-Sailed from Hayre.
de-6race, on the 10th instant, scbr LYDIA A
Euehiett. Corkran. with coal, for VIM Wardpr
~ Co. and Grace, Watson. from Port Depos,t
with lt0,hh ieet OF lumber, for r. :. Bit
JoLH ,o1 HhGrf-Arriyed-Sc Ashland
Mitchell, from Hayre-de-Graee. with 10 tons
coal for John Lowrie Il Son; Maid of thu NJ ST.
Cook, froIc Port Deposit. with IIO,uO0 feet OF
lumber Ton Mohun &c Son.
Fa.r'>T's nhcrf.-Arriyed-Sch Clara ,,,
Tstt. from Boston, with ice for the Washington
ard Geor getown Ice Company.
ray 5 UaUrf. Arriyed-SC hooneTs Collins,
Gross, from Baltimore, with Iumbe- for WiiIett
\ Redgraye. and shingles for market; j H.
Smoot, Day. from Mrrshaii Hall. with hay for
q Brewer Great Pirate, King. from the lower
Potomac. with wood for market.
CtdTE " tdrf.- hr. Thomas Pat
terson. Nit, hell, from Norfolk. with pine lum.
Der and shingles for 7. Edward Clark i Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

A SECRET MADE PUBLIC.-To save all fur
'her dispute as TO the vegetable principles
which imparts 10 SozO6ont its purifying and
preservative properties, the proprietors an
nounce that the Bark of the QuIllaya Sapona-
ria or Soap Tree OF South imerica-the cleans
ing properties of which are uneQualled by any
other vegetable substance as Vet discovered
is It's nam ingredient. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

TOR THE PCELIC GOoD.-The room used as
a iduits waning room AZ the Baltimore Depot
mas been enlarged and is being Handsomely
ntted up Tor the accommodation OF ladies rho
may hnd ~ necessary 10 wait for the arrival or
departure OF me trains. The teiling and walls
have been painted, and new carpetiug is 70 no
placed on the floor New furniture will also
To Introduced. and the room ad coming hererI
iore used as dining room, Will b. fitted up
Tor he accommodation Of gentlemen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

RELIGIOUS SERVICES w.rs held vas,srs.,
morning aud evening a. the 18Th stree, Raptist
thuT.h ihe puIpit q which was OCCUPIED by
hFN j. Edwin Isown, pastor OF the Taber-
LE.le hureh OF brooklyn. y. Y. bui hy birth
: " aShIngOnIan and graduate OF Coiumbis
college The congregation was largely ON
posed OF yCung mes, man OF whom Were mt
n a'e Win Mr.. Brown durIng his residsnc.
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Total original registration. .....l5,u6i
Additional registration. ................. 1000

lc,ib4
a. the election following this, tue first
registration, but l3,1-- votes We're polIed. the
Republican ticker having been carried by a de.
clo'd vote. eleCting the present inCumbants
MeSsrs. Hall, City Collector; Boswell CIV
Register; and Bliss, City Surveyor. The ma.
Iorlty fol Mr.. Hall over McNerhany, the Dem.
ocratic candidate, and WIllet, independents,
was nearly 5000, he having run far ahead OF
his ticket.
Presuming that al the additional three DAYS
registration 2.WU names will be entered upon
the books, u w!ll still leave falling oil of over
5UtN, showing Conclusively that there mas not
been as great an interest manifested in the cleo
ton this year as on any previous occasion
SINCE the right OF suffrage was conferred upon
the COlOred peopl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

The BOYS IN BLUB.-A special me ting OF
the Boys IN Blue will be held AZ Union League
Hall tonight 10 make arrangements for
proper support of the Republican nominees,
and a torchlight procession after the nomina-
tions are made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

SALE or REAL EsrATR-klbourn 4 Latta
real estate brokers, have sold The west par: OF
lot 80, lii alton IL, y by % feet on Jack
son Alley between Penn sylyania avenue aud
{ and I'd and ~ streets, to +. ana J. Rlves, for
- TOO
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MUSIC MUSICu MUSIC y,

The WAsHINGToN GERMANIA BAND. (cit.
iZens nnder the directorship Of Professors -
WkHEH AND ShkOHDER, being now thor ~
to furnish the best OF Brass and string Music 70 an
paIades pic. mics, excursions and other entertain
70 the notice Of the citizens Of the
teeipg their patrons good music. prompt stfeotion
residence 500 Ith street east; or A. SHkOEDER'
Sth street east; at Metzerott's Music Store: or
Coyle Towers Bookstore. 81 Pa W. SetVesn
9Th and 10th streets An % 0H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

OAK HILL CkaBTsRG Those interes.ed in
the matter should not tart 20 Il stice the adyer-
tisem agt of the meeting TO De- held Tomorrow
evening 20 hear he report OF the committee
appointed 10 in yes,Igate The affairs OF the asso.
ciatCl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

SALE OF A FARM IN PRINCE GEORGE COUN-
TY, MD-Green d Williams, auctioneers. have
sold the farm OF Israel Jackson, in Prince
George county, Md, on the X ock Creek Church
road. containing 21O acres, 10 L. G. CarrIngton,
for 81 per acre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

For ALL KINDS OF Gents Furnishing Goods
go 10 the Original Franc, i9i 7th street. between
ID and r. three doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
as hls Is the cheapest store the District. Also
bear IN mind that he has Il o branch stores
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Washington Mills

BLUE FLANNEL SUITS. Washington Mills }
AT $3.50, very handsomely n lds up. Jus.
celved a, A. Strauss Popular CiD-hing House,
Penna. avenue, between 10Th ana 18th sts.,
three doors east OF Ilth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

POPULAR DRESS REFORM MovRNEyT.-ThP
rush OF the people 10 Uak Han tor gents. boys'
and childrens ClO;hiug itO : N street, opposite
Post Office. IN
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILEoAD.
RWs g sSfE
WssHTSGYoN, 1893.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
kOBk and WASHINGTON AND TIE NKsT,
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. At =. =. ana Q .zo
A. n, and l2:so, y 30, 20, sac. and go
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except sunday, Ct and y 90 A n
and 20 and 20 p M.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave At A. n. and 30 p M No train "A
or from Ahsapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
ROB BALTIMORE.
Leave at A. n aud = a., 2 30, 5:40, and
FOR wAf STATIONS
Leave AZ A. u and 2.s0 and a. p. NJ.
FOB ALL PARTs OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, except SATURDAY, and SUNDAY, az q
A. M 80, and s:iJ aud p. NJ.
On Saturday st A. NJ. and 40 p. N.
On sunday 81 , 30. I'D and - r. NJ only. cop-
secting At Relay Station with trains from Balti-
more 70 Wheeling. Psrkersburs, &C
Through tickets 20 the West can be had &C the
Washington Station Ticket Once st oil hours 81
the dag Also, It me Compsnys Once, 600
tickets 81 the avenue ONCE can there arrange 20
have their baggage called Tor and Checked II their
residence, taken 20 the depot, and put In the bag
For New York PhiIsdslphi., and Boston, %.
J. WILSON. Master OF Transpor,st,or
L N. COLE, General Ticket Agent
nos GEO q. hOONTZ. General Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

OAK HALL : best advertisements are on the
backs OF The people. Every garment sold there
Is as good as q first class notice. Gents, boys
and childrens Clothing AZ unusually low
prices, 400 til street. opposite Pos, Office 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

BLUE FLAME, SUITS
All styles, sizes, and prices.
AZ liable Il Co.'S
i6S Pennsylvania avenue.
under L. y. Hotel.
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The FOURTH WARD EsrCELIcANs.-rhe
meeting OF the RepuhlicIIs % tha Fourth
Ward .vsrtised 10 Oe held Tomorrow az odd
Fellows Hail. VIII take p.a.e in the court
room. City Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

CUMBERLAND LUNP CoAL.-A few hundred
tons prime article IN lots TO suit purchasers.
low price; al g stree: wharf.
GLEASON & GLENN
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TEE "STRAwBEREY FESTIVAL SgASOS.- ~
S.C~e a. hand. and the ladies Of Wesley ChansI
are early III the field with their annOuncemsp,
fOT Wsdresday evening The fruit Is now m
- most luscious CCndifiCl, and Is considered a
-nAurN- but from our experience with the
wesley Chapel festivals we know the patrons
Will b. treated 70 Overlooking saucers OF the
C-lsh'iulclsh Of strawb berries and cream.
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An ACT masking an Appropriation for the relief

lie a mated by the Board Of Aldermsr and
Bodrd Of Con mon Council of the Cityof HdsLtagtoa
That the sum of one hundred d1ilars be- and
the same is hereby, appropriated out o. the
general fund TO enable the Mayor TO refund
To j r Murray the amount deposited by him
for license on the 9TH day of February, 1869
which license was subsequently refused by IN
Board of Metropolitan Police.
Approved, April 81, 1869.
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FoE SUMNER DRAWERS go to the Original
Franc, 1911 tn street. between ID ana +. Prices
%, ID, &C, 81 and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-24

iLoTHINGi CLOrHINGt CLOTHTyG"T
Extraordinary Inducements 10 purchasers of
Gentiemens', Boys, and Chlld-ans' ClolhIag
and Furnishing q Gods a. Oak Hall. 200 tn
street, opposite Pos Office. o