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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-04

THE "UHIoN WAR PRIsoNRRs AssoCIA.
TIoN.'-A regular meeting Of this ASSOCIATION
Was held last evening. Gen. Laselle presiding
The committee having in charge the erection OF
monument in this city TO the memory OF those
VINO died in Southern prisons, reported that
the indications from all parts OF the country
were most cheering, as indicating substantial
responses maid OF the project and most enthu.
siasuc endorsement OF II. The committee
recommended that speedy steps be taken to
issue call to the people OF the country. Oap-
tain Frank W. Sanborn. u. s. Navy, stated
that he had returned from trip through New
York. where, both in the city and State,
tenders of money and assistance were made
Major H. &. Dave said that he had communi.
Gated with parties in New England, bv whom
he was authcrized TO say that New England
would end ofse the movement, am do her duty
In furnishing funds to carry IL out. Capt. s.
T. Thomson spoke for New York; Capt
James p. Perley, for Michigan; MAJOR l.. r.
Williams, for lndi aua; Captain ]. Z. Kitchener,
for Pennsylvania: Captain Lewis Weiser, for
Maryland; Surgeoa S. s. Stearns, for Maine;
and many other members made similar state.
ments- The President said tina, he had re.
ceiyed letters from all parts OF the country,
caused by notice of the movement being pub.
lished IN the papers, rendering money aud
other aid toward q successful result The
association adopted the Recommendation OF the
committee. and directed the preparation Of a
plan OF acton, and Of q call 70 BE- issued to the
people OF the country and then adjourned.
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CANNING FRUIF.-Now that the season for
u has arrived we wish to call the attention OF
serving fruit In glass jars il increasing yearly
Fruit tastes more natural and Is more healthy
sealed In them, than made In preserves. BE.
sides IL costs lees. 1t is economy to put up
Many for some kin d. of fruit use 10 su gar, and
are as successful as with it. We advise all 10
put up as much as possible for themsel YES, and
II they have surplus II will command q
ready market,
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LOCAL N E w 8.

Amusements, Excursions, Pic.Nies 9, nc.
SCHUETZEN PARK.-Fourth annual Schuet-
zepiest now in progress
WASHINGTON CITY 9ARDRN.-Fourth an.
nual picnic of the p. O'Neil Crowley Circle
=. b, this afternoon and evening.
P1c-Slo TO morrow, At Howard PARK, by
Sons and Daughters of Asbury.
SBn-WHHKIY EXCURSION to Mount yerpoa
on the steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thurs.
day.
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Own ExnRr1ox-An feel the necessity ct
times Of something TO tone mp the systsm,
wasted and depressed ~ over mental or
coholic or medicafed slim ulants, use Speer's
STANDARD Wine Bitters," the base Of winch
IL his pure Wines. They are superseding all
and you will be convinced Of what we say
Sold by druegists. was
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BALTIMORE, April DO, 1859.
Mr.. CHARLRs 0AufIHR, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., Warrington, ID. o..
1 regard II a. my duty TO bear testimony to
the great relief obtain from the use OF your
Native Wine Bitters, after my very long con.
tinuing serious afiiction. They are certainly
appreciate above all other remedies by our
sex, so many of whom endure suffering from
which men are happily exempt. Observing
that our Bitters are now for sale by all Of our
Baltimore druggists, must thsnk you sincere
~ for thus placing them so con veniently with.
IN the reach OF myself and my frieuds. Very
respectfully, MARTHA w. Soorr.
For sale BY all Druggists and grocers, At 81
per bottle.
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BIDS OPHNBD-The bids for the arched road.
way at the instersection Of Tieer creek with
North Capitol and + streets were opened at the
Mayors ONCE yesterday, in the presence of the
superintendent OF Sewers, and We're as FOL.
iows: John Cameron Il Son, S1s,s75 90; Kyran
sl9275 90; George u. Cook 4 Co., S27,i45 90:
Peter Hepburn, s2049O 90; ]. V. w. yauden.
burg, 1880 on; John 1. Webster. SI9,03s 81;
Miller Rpsk, sls,0OO co. J. /. H. Hall,
S4,9l0 ~. The contract was awarded To Mr.
Hall, the lowest bidder.
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Total ..:..:...sa sol Total ...-....al %
Umpire-J. Bridget, OF Jefferson. = -
Scofers-Taylor and Hunt. .r-f,fs e..
Home runs-Mohawk. .; American, 3.
Time OF game-3 hours and 20 minuues.
therday afternoon on KILOGRAMS Heights, b.
tween the Alert Base ball Climb, OF this city.
and the Howard University Club. which
score OF % to IS. 80 : - . 90
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SALES OF REAL EsrArs W. L. Wall S Co..
auctoneers, have sold lot A, in subdivision of
lot %, in square 100, improved by three room
frame house. fronting on Goth street, between L
and NJ streets. TO John W. Walker, for S55I.
Green Williams, auctioneers, have sold lot
provements, fronting on South Carolina ave.
nue, between 9th and 10th streets east to Samuel
Norment. for $780, also, east IL feet Of lot 16 in
square ll6. with new brick dwelling house,
fronfIng on North N. between 10th ana 10th
streets west, TO John B. Beher, for sl,SO.
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FIRB.-About o O'Clock last evening a fire
occurred in the stable OF Mrs. s. b. Waite, In
the alley between 9th and 9TH and f and G.
streets, consuming the stable and small uuap.
tity Of horse feed. The alarm, from box 90,
was promptly answered by the firemen, but
the fire had made such rapid progress that the
building could not he saved, though carriage,
harness, and horses were gotten out in safety
1t Is supposed 70 have been the work of an in.
cendiaiv. and the loss IL about 81 900, on which
there is an insurance for about $500.
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CHHAPR1 THAN THE OHIAPDsT. White
Shirts, IS cents, 81, 81 IS, and upwards. I'm.
dershirts and Drawers, from IS cents upwards
Good Cotton Socks, pair for IS cents. Hand.
kerchiefs, already hemmed, for IS cents. The
dozen. Excellent Paper Collars, cloth. lined
button. hole, 10 cents box; and all other Foods
at equally low prices, At Franc & 0oldman's,
Marble Hall, No. AsS 9TH street. pposits Patent
OmCe. 1.6l.
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CITY ITEMS.


JIwxLRY,
Oroide Buttons, ~
Oroide Studs,
! -. Jet and Rabber Sets,
Alaska Diamonds set In Gold,
Received this morning q PrGGs One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. kjS Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and 9Th streets. =
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NATIONAL IRISH REPUBLICAN AssoCIA.
Tioh.-Thls association met last evening at
Trades' Union Hail, the President, J. ID.
rotary.
1he roll having been called, the following
Gentlemen we're elected members: Francis j.
Men alley. William Hall, Charles w. Mullaly,
Captain Daniel T.. Barrett. John Clancy,
Matthew j. Barry, John McCask er, Maurice
O'Connor. john A. Flynn, George Simmons,
Randall Kent, George Darwin, and William
Captain Daniel Mcmahon, from the Commit
tee on Constitution and Bylaws, ubm TIED
report, which was adopted: tAccordIns to the
the National Irish Republican Association
Inc resolutions approved at the National Irish
Republican Convention, held at Chicago last
July, are accepted as embodying the cardinal
tenets Of this association, and no question cor.
ficting with anything contained therein shall
De entertained, unless due notice OF the same
shall have been given at q previous meeting.
The Officers Of the association are a president.
TWO vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and
sergeant-at.arms, all Of whom shall be elect.
ed by ballot, annually, at the meeting In De-
cember. The regular monthly meetings to take
place on the hrst Tuesday Of each month
Messrs. Richard Oulahan, H. p. Ely.n, and
Colonel J. Z. Downing were appointed Ohm.
Daniel Grady offered a resolution, which
was adopted, "that, as Republicans and advo.
Gates Of human freedom, we eirnestIy request
all our fellow.countrym men, VINO love freedom
and hate oppression, to form an Irisn Repubh.
can Club in every ward In the city; but should
this be found impractic able, then we ask them
TO become members of this association. or attach
themselves 10 the Republican organization now
~ existepce IN their respective wards"
Captain McMahoR, Colonel Downing, and
James Ryan were appointed q committee TO in.
vlte speakers to address future meetings OF the
ASSOCIATION. Messrs. Daniel Mcmahon and J.
u. O'Oonnell gave notice that they would
address the association at Its next meeting on
me subject Of protective tariff. Charles
curtin was elected Sergeant.at-Arms. Ad.
journed. =
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~Twelve cows, If fair mixers on good
feed, should make during the season 5000
pounds OF cheese, and some butter besides
This is only moderate estimate, but Il will be
sumclent. perhaps, TO show the amount of
money that can be turned from them. II we
put The price OF cheese at fifteen cents per
pound, the 5000 pounds would come to seven
hundred and nifty dollars. A comp irative es.
innate may be made from this whether eraan
growing or the dairy will bring the most
money.
SThe Grand duchess Maria Of Russia is
yelOcipedist
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BASE BALL.-A very interesting game Of
ball wss played yesterday between the Ameri.
can, OF Georgetown, and the Mohawk, Of this
city, which resulted In favor Of the latter, as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-04

HoFH's MALT EXTRACT is already recon.
mended by our leading Physicians. as n tonic
and remedy with the most satisfactory results.
1t brings back the glow Of health to the care.
worn cheek, strengthens and braces mp the
whole system. This beverage Is extensively
used where all spirituous liquors and ales are
discarded.
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MUST wIN-"No Use Denyiso tie Fdet."-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted q principle Of selling Tea that must
WIN, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound - cheap O. though you bought q
thousand.
GIT "HoNe," 536 7th street.
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TIE GRBArler relief imaginable can be az
forded this warm weather BY wearing one of
~ lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 400 Seventh street. opposite the Post
Once, W here, in addition TO gentlemen's aBan.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits in great variety are also to be had at
the most reasonable prices. 26,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-04

IRr~,N, an excellent compound for purifying
the blood. lately discovered BY Jehn Wilkins.
Of Baltimore, b highly recommended by manv
who have experienced great relief iron ne u.s.
See advertisement.
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BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND hRcRUIrixe
July 10, 1879. \
sealed Proposals for furnishing AntHrscite Coal
lot the Navy TO be deli vsred during the fscal pear
snofng 00th June, 1870, will be received Al this
bTreau until 10 2. m. 18th August. 1859
Tnese proposals. must be Endorsed "Proposals
Tor Anthracite Coal for Steamers" that they may
De dnunGuahe0 from Other business letters.
The oner must be for the delivery Of i0,0O0 tons
or 40 pounds. '
The Coal must be of the best Buck Mountain or
Block Heath, or Of . kind equal 60 them IN al
rsSPects for the purposes intended which equality
Secretary OF the Navy after the reception Of the
The pams Of the coal proposed TO b. Furnished
must be stated in the offer.
The price nust be for. the coal delivered at the
Philede!DAta navy Yard, or on board of vessels 81
such points within six miles thereof - nay be
deeignsted BY the Bureau. ct the oouAractor risk
md expense, and without extra charge Of any
The coal must IN oil respects be sati.fsctorv 10
the inspector or inspectors to be appointed by the
Bureau. Who will have the right Of persmDtory re
lection.
Separate Sealed Proposals Will ALSO he
received until the same date for furnishing the
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TIE FEAST OF ST. DOMINIC will be cele.
brated by the Dominican order all over the
country to-day, with ceremonies OF most in.
teresting and impressive character. The Dom.
inican order in this city will celebrate the feast
at the Church OF st. Dominic, on the corner OF
9Th and streets, Island, at 8 = m. o-day
Father Bokel, pastor, will officiaie in solemn
high mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-04

THE WASHINGTON AID MARLBORO TURN.
from this city to Marlboro INTO a turnpike ia
rapidly PR gressng, the workmsn having
nearly reached Long Old Fields on their way
down,
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SnSs 3 i:;S yards during the hcs ending
PORTSMOUTH. N.H.
lso tons Lehigh, Steamer
lSS :. :: :. Lump, tHsnd Picked
20 Cumberland. run of mines
n .s ton. I.a.l.liS s 81 s:sS:i
70 j" c.noerlsss, ru. Of mine.
Few YORK
lse tons Lsnish, Lamp. thsnd picked)
500 /. Semi Bitominou.. Lump
2s :. Cumberland. run Of mines
PHILADELPHIA.
IS" ss SS
90 Semi Bituminous, Lump.
WARRINGTON.
200 tons Lehigh. Egg
2e0 Cumberland, run OF mines.
NORFOLK.
e0 ton1 Cumberland. run OF mines.
Proposals must be for ell the coal required ct
rate csss "a 10 contrast viii Sc sxsSSsd 70 sSe
lowest bidder foe each class
nsned; o bs fssfrca dust sn1 fossfe % ssbstsacss
s3S scsss 2 .iS "a. o, p.,,d. 10, N.
eosi ds,iv:rsS On tis s.vs ssrd sksrf 3 the re-
places oDed, without odditfoDal pence
o. extra charge 70 the Government; the quantity
dsliversd to b paid Tor st weight Of nsvy-ysrd
/ Sisck forms q otter. snssapsss. &c.. WIN - far
~ Mlawl0
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INK EXTRACTOR From Messrs. Blanchard
Mohun we have received a sample OF Perry
x Co.'s Instantaneous Ink Extractor and Uni.
vertal Anti. Stain. which seems to do what is
claimed for IT. namely: remove ink stains from
the skin or from linen or paper.
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The Cheap Place:
BROWN stout,
YOUNGER'S (Ensnsh) ALE,
PURE OLD RYE wHIskEY,
PURE PORT WINE,
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
@. 3. O'EIARE 81 SON.
GROCERs,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN N AND STREETS.
ALSO,
GREEN GINGER,
MUSTARD SEED
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR Az
sa.15 PER QUARTER BBL. SACK.
A CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR AT
sa.so PEE QUARTER BBL. SACK.
e. y. O'HARE 4 SON.
GrOcers,
asa SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN M AND n STREET.
il n.tf
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SALE OF PROPERTY NEAR BENNfNG's
BRlDGE.-F,tch & Fox, real estate brokers ard
auctoneers, have sold Is acres OF g. W. Wal.
tons farm. across the Eastern Branch, and
distant about one nile and q half from Ben.
nines bridge, improved by atwo-story cottage,
for $1,000 cash
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CAMP Cors that don't require Pillows and
Mattresses In the use Of them. Only 81 so each.
For sale at
ADAMsoN'e, SOC Ninth street,
6 next to Penna. ave.
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RANCE or THBRNoNprxR at Franklin &
Co.'s, opticians, "a Pennsylvania aveuus,
In the shade. to-day: o'clocka q. m. IS degrees;
10 as II, y; IL m, 50; p. N g.
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Apply g YVsI q WILs6N, corner Of Moaison.
err and Ohve streets, 0eoegetown. s14 ot'
Rr rhos. BOWLING, Auct'r; 0eoreetovs.
VALggAELE AND IlsIRAsLE ggsINEss
f HHB LIcH aG6t psSPEATr ON Hiaa ST, AT
On TUESDAY zlflRnoos. Angus. 10th.
q Lot. FL u rs Gs n.
= ::s = :; :; sas %. q IS
Sries store End Cycling House, lately occuDisd
.ASo, Hert Of Lot ., fronting s, feet on the s.s.
side Of High street, above etsddard street, with .
3; u. s.
divided the house having . feot alley.
Of rood Sesiss:s and S"siiins properly. Is called
to r tnl, nj. ds ..,.. o,..,,,a ,..,. ,.,.,
and IS most6., With interest. secured b . deed
Of trust on ne property: 0onvsy.neins end stanss
on each piece Ofpr'Pert Shsn the AN: e sraek
Sd Auc,ioneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aact.; 0eersetovn
fRusTIlkErT, s "a 4 ,o Of vyALTABLl PROP
By virtue o. deed q trust, dated Eovemhsr 9Th,
oO. ..s &c sss i. .Ia Sss
tIies Of end By dirse.ioo q the rrsssu1sr
Ne sss 81 q n1s
.T n front q the ;sea on the 18Th
al part To on.
and ten, nlol in Thona. BeallS edition 20
sins q ne norsSs:.s corner q
,s ;n lot; on the line 81 na.roe street and ran
Hs9 sisS Bss thence
s0d h.sc ss, sss T sss e
TsIns Of sale; One half Gosh. balance in and u
g :: Ss Sc 8: s.ss.r
tern, are net eomIlted Nth n Ave day.. frus.
s. is ;:; z; 81: sfs:
', .,s..... siS fsos SSss.1.s r s.::
CoLuHsIkk 1 H4Ss55f1 a. ESE ,YoHis IDA
n..asnt. ass.ri9g = sv.n sAsi,ss.y.s q sAs a
4 sss :s on. s: 49,
sss mrnioned Nth Al the Comforts Of home. The
s z - s:s.sss sl.s
n: n.eici.s, 1eeieN - s.s9SsS! s.ssslsscs.
81: e :es ass:s:ss @ g
osss SSS' Gs s;ssssss q he isssEor ssssson
si:S q &c sa.sss q a:ssin. ssd sss sss,
lISiessies Tor orders Of tAs ho..r.b,. s.er,s.r,
fAo.Ison, lsi street.. Sstvss1 Nsh ana rs,
nsd,e.l ed s.rs,e.l 0lllie d held .. u. Ho.
bit@$ even s.sgrl.y; z 2. q. b lroissorJ
aiahsd nsdieS sssssissos ffss q sI.sss %. ~ "
i isa.E9sCsssSS rs :s:..: ss,:::::s.t
Cossrlfiag Eoayd:
soSl. Tsss:: 4 a. sssss!::
, lily. S'f s. D. &c ss:. rs'ss = D.
SAvH vogB hossl
Tie Uncersisned hes jcss ssksa ous q lDv
PAINT ZOE eAvlS0 eIpRwALKs. GUT
tkks ASp HSk1Ts WITHOUT q SEAN
aisDcnslns With eu,b. ana reAueius he sxpsnss tx
below the certr-ct PRICE 10 any OF the wards ID thfs
city With orfos, uhieh ~iil Last for ufesip.
sftfoui repair Ina loads OF PAvIEG eANI
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DHAoLIfioN OF rHs WALLS OF rHs OLD
CAsrskBrRr.-Tne rear wall OF me OLA q an
teToury, which has been IN tottering co ndit,ou
since the destruction OF that building by Are.
was yesterday afternoon pulled duvs, aud
made O tremendous crash. portion of ina
wall fell outside into the rear alley crushing
In The rear wall OF J w Pumphreys livery
stable, damaging the prope ~ TO the value or
aoou. S1,Uco- mr. "A. Sprars, who resides on
a. street, was standing in the alley with MT.
Vim. HoldeseT, OF me Balumore Schuetxsu.
NiswiIg the ruins. ana had lust bsfore the fa,l
CT the wall left the spot where a moment later
;hey v Guild have been buried under the falling
wall.
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Tie understsned hes jcss ssksa eus q aDv
Paint ZOE eAvlS0 eIpHwALKs. GUT
rkRs ASp Sr8E1Ts WITHOUT A aRAM
iisDcnsnS with entb. ana relueius he sxp,nse t<
below the ertrset PRICE 10 any OF tie wards ID ths
city With brick, Which ~ill last for Hfesfp.
sftfo repair ina loads OF PAvIE0 eANI
sor sale at the gard on Tiber Creek between ans
etresn TA0BSTON SMITH,
NH ~ sst L street, bet. sth ana lotA,
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OHIO AssocIAfIoN.-Am meeting OF Ohioans
was held last evening at Columbia Law Build.
ing, when q constitution was adopted. md the
following ofhcers Were elected for TIE ens inR
year A. N. Gangewer, President; J. L. FrencS,
Vice PIesident; 8. II. Bryan, Recording Sec.
retary; w. II. Games, Corresponding Secre.
tary; X. W. Kerr, Trsasurer. = - =.
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FuNIRAL.-The funeral Of Mr.. Caeorrs n.
King, well-knoWn resident Of the Northern
Liberties, took place yeeterday afssfnoop. nom
MS late residence On eth ssrees, shove r, and
Masons. the GRIND Lodge, the Oolam6ian No
1. and Grand Encampments. and Metropolis
Lodge No. 10, Of !. U. u. +. headed By the M.
st the residence were cunduc b. Rev. rar.
Wilson, Of McKendres Chapel, and at ths
grave, 6lenwood CamefAry, tie imprsssivs
sonic and Odd Fellows ordsrs, The conn.
Furnished By J. W. Plant had on II the ma.
sonic and Odd Feliows' smo1ems, and tie hearse
was drawn By four gray horses. -, :.
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tn. R1eArrA-Rsles Goue-niao ue Race
Inc iact That definite arrangements had been
ready been Published in the SrAR. and the
names OF the stakeholder, iudges Alter aates
and yachts which are entered, were Appended
al ins .ss the rules sov
kuie Isl. Tue Captains of all yachts entered
and me judges appointed. shall meet at Sheck-
els Fulton Reetaurant on the morning Of the
race, August On, at o'clock, 70 enable thsm
to better understand and enforce all rules
I'd. The yachts shall anchor on Potomac
Ferry Wharf. taking position according to
the windward. In case two or more Yachts
draw for positions: At 0 O'Clock the judges
and her crew. noshinS sss 5.
that shall conflict with these rules
Sd. The crew OF each yacht shall be deter.
m N s 1y ner captain There Will be no limit
paddles. poles, sticks, nor plates Of any de-
scnpuon allowed on board. No planks or
boards shall BE- carried by any yacht that doss
used as out-riggers; and ON the return Of the
boat using such out-riggers, the boards 90 used
must be In the same condition as when start.
ing II such boards shall Be found to be broken
20 as TO be used az paddles, the boat on Viii CD
prize.
a.n: Sounding lines vii! not be allowed, nor
oe made One water bucket will be permitted
each yacht with necessary sponge, but must b.
IN perfect condition on returning. Yachts will
oe allowed to anchor in case Of storm only AT
n,ns O'Clock the signal gun will be fred for the
yachts TO assemble in line, and all yachts con.
tendlDg Tor the prize must be in line, with sails
meeting the morning Of the race. Each and
every boat must let 90 anchor and start at the
nrlng OF the signal, which will be at half.past
nine O'Clock. Race TO Fort Washington and
turn the hagbOat which will be placed there
ior that purpose, and on returning will round
me nagooat on Potomac Ferry wharf, which
point concludes the race.
Any difficulties which may arise shall be
decided by the judges, and from their decision
there shall be no appeal.
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ELECTION or OPyrckRs.-At q meeting of
the directors Of the National Safe Deposit
Company, held at their building, corner l5rh
street and New York avenue, yesterday morn.
the following gentlemeu were elected a. o0csrs
for the ensuing year: George II. Plant, Prest-
dent, George W. Riggs, Vice President; vii.
liam 5 Huntington, Treasurer; Il. y. Snyder,
Secretary. The Affairs Of the company were
found TO 10 In . most satisfactory con dition,
and its business increasing win q rapidity
and steadiness that evInced q gratifying ap.
preciatson Of the enterprise BY The eomma-
nifty. The following examining committee
was elected: Messrs- H. ID Cooke. George w.
Riggs, and William 3. Huntington.
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fEITH sx,resssS $3.50 s,,hs,s AND strssn .
,rnasssueo On Cold, silver, OF Ruseer ~
h.ssss' and niisd In the best naansr, On medsrss,
LILO. ase RiSHsiLvAsiA kys.ls
1gH, bstyssn llih and Isth sfrssss. fer-
o. Ilate desired. Pure Niwoss Ortds Ga, oor.
SANITY on hand for extrsctfns teeth With ut ~.
of1oe sstfsfectton In every particular. no no iys
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