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Evening star., 1869-06-17

MUST WIN-"No Use Denying the Fdct."-
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, ha
adopted a principle of selling Tea that mus
One pound as cheap as though you bought
thousand.
6,7 sHONG," Sc eth street.
Evening star., 1869-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AfA Trade T., Marx IT. F:.si u
ii sssSiins silver. f,sst.o- p;.s. ss'AA Anscs
GORHAM MANUFACTURING COMPANY
PROVIDENCE. r. /.
SrERLlHG sILV1R WARE,
NICKEL eILvER PLATED WARE.
Orders received from tho trade only. but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere
aps Is: IL. =. q; Mag l,s. IL. Is, %, IS. %; June
5, 8, u, IL, -, Is 16t
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ATTACKRD.-About y O'Clock this MOI ming,
as number OF persons were coming in from
the Park, one Of them. Mr.. Dessert, walking
oehlnd the party, was attacked " three or four
young men, who knocked him down and at.
tempted to rob him, brit another crowd coming
up they left and scattered.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

TIE PURIFIcATIoN TRHR-This name may
properly be given to the South American Soap
Tree, the Bark Of which, after maceration
nentralIzes any kind Of pollution that clings TO
the garments, and restores to them their orig.
nal purity and beauty. As an ingredient of
the celebrated Sozodont, IL produces the sam ,
effect upon all Impurities Of the Teeth, and for
tif1es them against discoloration and decay. 60
Evening star., 1869-06-17
CITY ITEMS.

WHITE LINEN DUCK SUITS,
All styles, sizes, qualities, prices,
At liable Il Co.'S,
46S Pa av., under u. s. Ho.el.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

TIE CENTRAL DOLLAR STORE, p Market
Space, between Sth and 9th streets, IS 40 con
slant receipt Of the latest novelties in the way
of Jewe;ry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c.
5,7,l:
Evening star., 1869-06-17

The POPULAR OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE
is taking measures 10 clothe all the people, and
our citizens are rapidly availing themselves
OF the opportunity offered to purchase stylish,
well made and durable clothing, at prices un-
usually looc. Oak Hall, 46O 7th street, opposite
Post Office n
Evening star., 1869-06-17

/ WISH, says one, who has tested its merits
and who consequently speaks from persons
experience, that Hon's Malt Extract might
come into universal use, as II merits the pref
erence over all tonics Of the dsy, and is splen
did as a beverage or table drink. o
Evening star., 1869-06-17

OROIDR SLEEVE BUTTONS. Spiral and Bari
Studs, received this morning al Prigg's One
Dollar Jewelry Store, No. $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, between y and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

j. o. G. Tive are informed that no one
will be admitted 10 the entertainment of Morn.
ing Star Lodge, No. ,, i. .. q. T., Tomorrow
evening, except those who may have received
special in nyitatIon.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels and
.oes, 1915 q dozen, or 35 cents per pair, Just
received at Marble Hall, No. i5S 7th street, op-
posite Patent Once. Dill:
Evening star., 1869-06-17

SAVE YOUR MoNKY.-We invite the reader, q
attention to the advertisement in our columns
OF the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Com
pany. Doubtless all saving and industrious
men will put by some sum, though it NAV be
small, and place It in the bank where II will he
at their command, and earn there, il they leave
il there, handsome interest
Evening star., 1869-06-17


Myers sst Bligh; reference TO auditor and rsti-
hcatson Risi. Beron agt. Sears, e al; order
directing receiver to pay claim for rent.
O
The AoURDUCT WATaR.-Editor of ~ S,ar
In your issue Of yesterday writer under tRe
signature OF q. A. s. comments on the muddy
condition Of the Potomac water "In the maIus
on LIST and other streets" " and complains of the
Fire Commissioners and Taper for MOI having
blown eff the fire-plugs in that definIte locality
"for about eight months" tits often berefi cial
TO call the attention OF the proper officials to
any neglect OF duty from which the communal
fy suffers, but in this instance the difficulty is
not from neglect. 1t arises from the fact that
neither the Fire Com missioners nor the Tan
per are vested with authority to control the
elements; hence the late heavy ram storms
have bG en- allowed TO send 4 turbulent volume
of water down the Potomac, thereby causing
1t to be unusually muddy. For months pre-
been as clear as at any former time, and ven
tnIe TO say will soon be so again.
The outlets into the canal are for the specisl
purpose of clearing the mains OF sediment. ana
every Saturday evening There are many
reasons why the fire plugs should not be Il G 4
for this purpose whenever It cIn be avoided;
but where they are near dead ends (whsre the r.
ls not circulatioD) they are opensd by the
Taper from time TO time as II is deemed neces-
sary. II thr hremen were allowed, as is sug-
gested, to blow off the plugs, in their rounds
the consequence would be that the sediment
would be constantly stirred up aud the wa, NJ
always kept muddy, besides the liability of the
hre- plugs 10 injury. A Simultaneous opening
OF all the fire plugs in the city is the only iudi-
means.
II the writer alludes, as i presume he does,
to LIST street west, 1 would say that this maiu is
soimmediately connect with the 30 inch m ain
on New Jersey avenue that the blowing off
nre-pluR there would have hardly an appre-
cable effect in clearing the water. The Fire
commissioners are urged by sc. A. S. TO .sdi-
rect their men, when making their rounds, to
oil end blow of the sediment" Whist specisl
advantage is to be derived from oiling the Sc :
ment i am unable to see, (even by q. A y
light bot so far as oIling the plugs rs con-
cernFd, l would say that every fire-plug ana
stopcock in the city has been oiled and tested
within the past three or four months.
The blowing of of water and of gas are diff
ferent things, Otherwise your correspondent
would have settled the whole subject. Rsspc ct.
Nully, s. r. BoNp, Water Registrar.
June is, 1862
Evening star., 1869-06-17

RESTORED TO DUTY.-Lawrence A. Tuell.
who was a few weeks since removed from the
position of foreman Of the Joiners' shop in the
Nayy Yard, was yesterday restored 10 duty il
the same shop as guagtsrman.
Evening star., 1869-06-17
BAss BAL The Olympic Club, Of this cit,

plsyed a match game yesterday afternoon IN
Baltimore with the Pastime, of that city, and
were victorious by a score Of 22 70 10. To.
morrow AFTERNOON at 3h O'Clock the game for
the championship will oe plsyed on the Ma.
tionals' grounds oetween the Olympscs, OF this
city, and the Mary land. Of Baltimore. The
Cincinnati Club, "the Redstockings," now on
Us way TO this city, beat the Atlantics In New
York yesterday by score Of 81 TO 10.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

SUPRIMI C0URr OF tn! uHIrED STATES
- Ne. 1l9.-December Term, 1865.
The Board OF President and Df-
rectors Of the St. Louis Hutlic In error 10 the
Schools, Plaintins in Error, supreme Court
Isaac walker and r Ryan. Missouri.
Mr Blair, OF counsel for the plaintiffs In error,
suggests the death of Lease walker. one of the
defendants in error. I'm tins cause, and moved the
Court for order under the 18th rule Of court 20
make his proper representatives. Darties. On con-
sderation whereof, il 10 nov here ordered BY this
Court that unless the proper representatys OF the
voluntarily becomes psrtiss within the frst ten
day: Of the ensuing term Of this Court the plain
said cause, end 90 have the same heard, and the
Judgmsnt therein rendered, rssersed, eve II errone-
printed in come nevspaIes st the Sect Of Govern:
lie printed by authority, for three successiy q
weeks. Of least sixty days before the beginu az OF
the term Of the supreme Court, next easuing. 9Th
resi-: o. ". MIDDLETON.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court OF the United states
10 4 dSW
Evening star., 1869-06-17

PRRsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the Me.
tropoIltan Hotel this morning were Mr. T.
Rcessle, the lessee OF the Arlin gton Hotel short
~ to be opened id this cIty, and Mr.. William
Wilkinson, who is 10 be his associate in its
management. They are here, we understand,
to observe the progress OF the new establish
ment, with the view OF taking such preliminary
steps as may be practicable LOOKING to its inte-
rior economy and prouer eq uipment.
The public and MIR. Roessie are alike to be
congratulated on the fact that MIR. Wilkinson
is 10 be in charge Of s.The Arlington " Through
his long connection with the Burnet House AT
Cincinnati. and particularly IN his capacity es
superintendent OF the st. Nicholas Hotel at
New York. for several years past, he has de-
monstrated his peculiar fitness for his new DO.
siion, and he will enter upon it with as long
list OF acquaintance and warm personal
friends as can be shown by any person in the
country not having Cabinet ofhces at his dispo.
sal Under such excellent and popular man
agement, the elegant establishment can hardly
fail to be decided success from the start. II
is expected that it will be ready for guests by
the time Congress meets next fall In the
meantime Mr.. Wilkinson will have the super.
int ndency OF the Fort William Henry Hotel at
Lake George.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

TRorTfNe AND RUNNING RACES AT The
NATIONAL COURSE YEsrHRDAY.-The races at
the National Course yesterday were exciting
and interesting, the weather being favorable
and the track in excellent condition.
Tne mrs. race was for q purse and stake Of
SlGu. best three in five to harness, for which
the following horses were entered Bay geld.
ing Baltimore. bay mare Milkmaid, and sorrel
geldiIg Bsboy Burns
First HeGt-In drawing for position Balti.
more Ore W the pole, BOBBY Burns second, with
MJkmaid took the lead, trottng IN fiue style,
reaching the lrst quarter in forty five seconds.
After leaving the quarter the Maid broke, aud
allowed Baltimore and Bobby to pass her. who
before had been we'll strung out. The heat
was holly contested, and both the bay and sor.
rel had mapy hackers, anxious to wager on
us result They both came down i'm home.
stretch well together, but ltImore was
slightly behind, remaining there until the
wire was crossed, allowing Bobby to win the
heat oy neck, the Maid being several lengths
in the rear.
Second Hedt.-MIlkmaid, as in the last heat.
assumed the lead, and maintained that position
until reaching the three q uarter pole, when, at
the turn, Baltimore. who bad been pressing
him co ely, took the lead, and kept IL all the
way home, both horses behaving nobiy comm z
down the home stretch, Baltimore winning by
about length, with Burns well in the rear.
Tine OF De al, 2:I.
Third Reai.-Nilkmaid and the fayori,e
measured lengths until passing the quarter.
pole, when Bobby passed them both; but the
zap Hlduc was soon recovered Oy Baltimore.
who settled well down TO his work; M,Idmaid
slso rec JveIed lost ground, taking the second
position. After passing the thru quarter, the
driver OF the Maid exerted her TO full speed
tut Baltimore was master of tue situation
wIrning the heat by length. Time. 257S
Fourth HeGt.-The horses kept We'll together
until the first quarfer was reached, when
BOrns assumed Ihe lead, the Maid beng sec.
end, aud the IA yorite in the rear. Before reac
ing the second quarter Baltimore passed the
Maid, and was fast closing the gap on Bobbip
and before making the three quarter pole he
succeeded in tapping the distance, re aching the
turn neck and meek. As the two horses came
down the home-stretch fine display of trotting
was exhibited, as it was only within few rods
OF the wire that Baltimore passed the sorrel
the Maid bringing mp bad third. Time, 2:56
The following is the summary Of the race:
Owner enters b. &. Baltimore I
O. Sasderson enters b. m. Milkmaid3 2 2
John Forrest enters 6. z. Bobby BurnsI , z
Tims-2:j7, 2:J, 257A, 2:56.
After the trot a running race for purse of
SlCe, mile heat and repeat, took place between
Brown, and bay mare Dolly Clark. Both
horses seemed to be in good trim, the reins be.
ing handled for the mare by Jim Mack, John.
ny Ellis riding Tom Brown.
The following is the summary
Ov ner enters b. &. Tom Brown. 3
A. kreamer enters b. m. Dolly Clark,I l
Tlme-2OsA, 2:0Ss.
The following gentlemen occupied the stand
as judges:-Messrs. Whiting, Cook and Henry
Burch.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

CHRAPER THAN THE CHHAPBsT.- White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards. Un-
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards.
Good Cotton Socks, ; pair for IS cents. Hand
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for IS cents. The
best Paper Cuffs, cents per pair, or So cents q
button. hole, 10 cents box; and all other goods
at equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman's,
Marble Hall, No. A5s 7th street, opposite Patent
Office. SILL
Evening star., 1869-06-17

THR CoLORRD QUESTION IN THR MEDICAL
SoCIETY.-Several months ago Doctors Chas
b. Purvis and Alexander T. Augusta, coiored,
were licensed as practitioners by the Medical
Society Of the District of Columbia, which has
neld charter lrom Congress for over half a
century. This, however, did not make them
members Of the Society, whereupon they sent
In their applications for membership, which
were referred under the constitu ton OF the As.
soclation, to a regular committee, which com.
mittee reported last evening TO the largest meet.
ing that the Society has held for years The
votes were given as follows: DIR. Puryis re.
Jected by So nays to ii yeas and DR. Augusta,
81 nays 10 - ayes.
Ii requires tUo-Jirds vote of the members
present 10 fayorably elect. 1t 10 due to Doctor,
Purvis and Augusta to state that they are each
in possession OF diplomas from regular instI.
tutes In this country and Canada, and that
they have complied with every rule and regu.
lation demanded by the society from candi.
dates for membership. DIR. Augusta was an.
pointed by Secretary Stanton a surgeon OF
volunteers, which capacity he served
with such satisfaction that he was breyet,ed
lieutenant colonel OF volunteers. He is now
practicing. by appointment of the city authori.
ties, at the Asylum Hospital, and is professor
OF practical anatomy at the Howard Uniyer.
sity.
The meeting was Of very short duration, and
was presided over by Dr. Miller, DIR. VIM. Lee
being the secretary. The only business trans.
acted was as state 4 above, and had It not been
that some OF the members were late in getting
n-for whom the bailoting was reopened-the
meeting would not have been in session half
an hour.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

LIE 3ERHANIA ScHtrTzHN rEsrE.-The
~as yesterday more crowded than on
any previous day. and the music by Prnfassor
hoses Band, OF Baltimore, which has been en- .
sHseo iof the festival, was complImented by
ali present. The festivities will be continued
tomorrow, Inc gold medal for the m ost bulls
eyes was won by Mr.. Kramer, King OF che
baItlmors Schuetzen, and was presented 10
nm nm oy Mr. Peterson, president OF the club,
ne iolioWine are the ladies' prizes won and
Sistiouied yesterday for the best shoo,ine:-
fnst pnze, Mrs, II. Berens, one parasol; se..
ono, Mrs Geissler, enc set of jewelry; third.
RS j. Boyer, tan In boquet OF artificia,
lowers; iourtn, Mrs. Lortfier, three handker.
cbiefs- Bowling prizes-First prize. Georee
Esuers, one LADIES' gold watch; second. r
Amos cash, s25; third, B. Henze, ono marbI.
Top table; fourth, L. Enert gold neck chain !:
fifth, Henry Will, fruit basket.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

TIE MASONIC TEMPLE, at the corner Of 9th
and + streets, is expected to be ready for dedi-
in this jurisdiction are already making ar.
rangemen,s for the dedicatory services. A
large number OF visiting Masonic organizations
from her cities have accepted Invitations 70
parIcirate. Among others the famous DE
Molay Encampmen! OF knights Tenplar, Of
Boston, Mass.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

SIZZLING L1oUOR WITHOUT LIcRNsR.-Yes.
terday John A. Gates and John Rockford, In
the first precinct, and James White and Rich.
ard DeLacey, in the fifth precinct were fined
$50 each for selling liquor without license.
Evening star., 1869-06-17
Georgetown Advertisements.

%COkB.-0rders for COKE will receive
w prompt attention IL lefl at the drug store Of
g. WASHINGTON CROPLEY, corner Bridce and
SopeIots stIeets- 0eotgetown. my1Slm
Evening star., 1869-06-17
THE COuRrS

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Wylie.-This morning.
Chase agt- Owen, Spencer agt. Clark, (two
cases,) stricken from calender. Gautiu agi.
judgment for plaintiff. 9alt agt. Freeman;
iudement for plaintiff. Hyson agt. Lynn, on
uial.
EQUITY Court, Judge Olia.-This morning,
Petit agt. ckinstry; final order of ran fcation.
Myers agt. Bligh; reference 10 auditor and rati-
hcatson Risi- Beron agt. Sears, e al; order
directing receiver TO pay claim for rent.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

"A HINT TO HOUsEKEDPERs.-Oure enter
Trising friends, j. w. Moore Il Co, 4sI Ninth
street, have just received the first consign-
mpnt Of Lines which has arrived here this
season. they nave recently received very
large lot OF delicious pine apple. which they
are selling al prices so low that housekeepers
wishing TO preserve them can do so at very
small cost.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsxKRss.-Hollan-
der Bros. will commence ffOm this day to sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at five per
ceut. above cost. We ask all who are in neeu
OF the above goods to patronize us as IL will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
BILE ms to continue selling goods at these rates.
HOLLANDHR BROS, 910 Penna. avenue,
5,3i,l between l4th and 18th sts.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

uIsrarss <RC8L TREATMENT BY A SCHOOL
noon arr JOthcer Fitzpatrick yesterday after.
eoiorcT -seed Maria Stewart, a teacher OF a
stn .sShool on RIege street, between 4th and
vs /r~es, charged with cruel treatment to-
-ras Lucy ID. Bowman, one OF her pupils.
ne accused was arraigned before Justies Wal.
Z tcr, when IL appeared In evidence that one of
She male scholars called the little girl harsh
/ name, when she informed the teacher of the
I fact, and instead of Furnishing the boy, IL is
| repres epted that defendant seized q double
strap and applied il vigorously on the b ,dv OF
! Lucy, larcerating ner flesh from her back to
/ the waist, and cuttIDg deep gashes on both
| arms. Miss Stewart was COMMITTED, in defan III
| of SfOS bail, for her appearance at court.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 t9 the Original
Franc, 494 9TH street, between ID and T.. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 and upward.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

The WoRKINGMKN's ASSEMBLY convened
last night In the Council chamber, VIM Beron
In the chair and A. T. Cavis acting as secreta-
ry pro TEN. The Bricklayers Union No. I,
who had previously Withdrawn their dele
gates, re. e.commissioned q delegation Of five,
headed by Mr.. Bonz, former president of that
Union. The constitutional amendment to
change the meetings from monthly to BIZ
monthly, was laid over till the next meeting,
in cen sequence of the absence of the mover. A
motion was entered TO change the constitution
SO as to consolidate the Offices OF secretary and
treasurer. After some remarks on the general
subjects connected with the labor cause, an
Adjourned meeting was ordered for the 30th
inst, and the assembly adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

The SWAMI IMBRoeLIo-The excitement
IN regard TO the case of the colored printer,
Douglas, employed at the Swamp Gov.
.rnment Omce.j continues pretty high. The
Committee Of Arrangements, appointed at the
late meeting at the Government Office, have
issusa call for an adjourned meeting this
evening, "tO hear The report Of the Committee
on Resolutions, and also TO still further con.
;olidate the friends Of Lewis II. douglass for
the forthcoming contest for his admission into
typographical Union, No. 10l;" and also 10
consider the arrangements which have
been made for the mass meeting tome
row night The committee have engaged
Odd Fellows Hall, eth street, and the
Committee on Speakers have invited Gen.
Howard, Col. s. S. Fisher, and Gen. r. ID.
Mussey to address the meeting. 1t Is under.
stood that the Committee on a Report aud Res.
olutions have prepared quite full report as to
the standing OF Douglass, in which they say
hat they can find no grounds whatever for
i'ratting" him, and that color alone is the bar
to his admission IN typographical Union No
10I. The resolutions are very strong indorsinc
the action OF Col. Clapp, the Congressional
Printer. throughout, and censuring the Ma.
tional Union for their action.
Evening star., 1869-06-17
i HE CHEAP AoE.'

He Oh ZAP ACE."
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLoUR. ss.Os !.
BOND s Burnt Mills )FAMILY. 81. - :. barrel
sack.
ARLInGTON EXTRA. high grade. 50 rs.
Very fine Imperial and Gunpowder TEA, 81 rs
Lower grades in proportion.
SGSb Rio HrSIFEf a3 cs1s. essT Dsr PSI I 10.
Crushed. Powdered, and Granulattd SUGAR, IL
cent? Brova sugar, I 70 Is cents.
Rabbit 3 SOAP, IL; COBN STARCH, 13.
PEACHES, lb. cans, 3J cents.
AT THE CHEAP PLACE
q. 3. O'HARE D SONS,
myH-imN 2S2 9TH It, vest. bet NJ and N.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

THRNA FRIENDS Of the late Mrs. Fret-
erick W. Pratt will be startled by the an.
noupcem ent of her death made IN our columns
to-day. she returned but q few days since,
unimproved, from the springs at t3rttvsburg,
to die in the bosom OF her family; These oeren
fauiiies, Rev. DIR. Finckels, whose daughter
she was, and the family of A. s. Pratt, Esq, in
whose home she died. will be comforted, how.
ever, by the sympathies of hosts OF friends.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

HOWARD DIVISION MOI, SONS OF TEMPER.
ANCE held a meeting last evening, and adopted
resolutions endorsing the action OF the Police
Commissioners in prohibiting the members OF
police from the use of intoxicating liquors.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

PICKING PoCKHrs.-Last evening. as one of
the cars of the .th street line about starting
from the northern terminus, a gentleman
named Newhouse was surrounded by a crowd,
and sosn found that man had his hand In his
pocket, when he clung to him, and Detective
Bigley getting In the crowd, secured the party.
Mr.. N. found that his watch guard had been
cut and watch carried OF. The man was taken
to tt q second precint station. near by. where he
gave his name as Thomas Curran, and on be.
ing searched, S12 in money aud number OF
silver spoons were found on him. Justice o.
s. Il. Wall this morning committed him to Jail
for court.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

OROse WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BROKERS',
No. 331 PINNA. AVENUE, South side,
Between 9Th and 1th streets west
0AAL- GROSS.
sgsN JAS. ". WALSH.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

FIFTH WARD RsrUBL1CAys.-Am m,ss u..,
ing OF the Fifth Ward Republicans was heia
Tuesday evening on Carroll HILL Mr. I
GaicnelI CHAIRMAN, and j. H. Seare secretar =.
but % many recommendations of various, ~
hss Tor ONCE were showered on the M -,
Tor their action that terrible confusic Fuhs
caused, duris which motion TO adj m, was ,sa
put ana carried. During the event IoLn was
H. Brown, Jr -, offered q resolution 1e MI w :.
their representatives in the Coune .Iequ SUNG
no man for position under the lis 70 vote Ior
a,aI Corernrsnt and he N under the Gen l..
some length, saying that .ged its adoption a,
positions under the Go AumDers o, men nold
.ss,,s aor oa,ces nr or the party, and yet are
resolution was ado der this Corporation. Tue
Evening star., 1869-06-17

GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TBMPLARs The
Grand Lodge of Good Templars OF this District
conyered for their semi.annual session last
nigh: G.. w. T., VIM. G. FiDney, pre- siding; J.
W. Hers ha, Grand Secretary; e. +. Hawke,
Grand Marshal There were fiitv-seven dele.
gates present. among whom were members cf
the Grand Lodges of Maryland, Virginia, New
York, and Ohio. After transacting business Of
importance to the Order in this District, the
Grand Lodge adjourned for three days.
Evening star., 1869-06-17

EIsHING TACKLE st PEABoDYp. No. tiA
IT ID street, between 9Th and 7th- Also, deals ln
Guns, Pigtols, Powder, snot. Balls Gaps sno Csr-
tridres Repairing Of Guns Locks, and Bell. don
IN the best manner st short notice. Dyn-