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THE LADIES OF Rock CREEK CHURCH PAR

The LADIES OF Rock CREEK CHURCH PAR
1sF will hold a strawberry festival on Tues.
day, Wednesday, and Thur day next. to assist
In paying for the recent handsome improve
ment to their church edifice. The beautiful
grove adjoining their grounds will be illumi =
mated by Chinese lanterns, enlivened by mus &c
from the Marine band, and rendered still m ore
attractive by the charming society of the fasci
mating ladies OF this famed locality. Young
men, whose hearts are not insured, should
before exposure to the fire of their eyes
secure policy in the company which ms ures
against all accidents. very pleasant expe-
rience al their last years entertainment per.
suades us TO invite all our friends Oh this DC
CHsiOl.
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CIRCULAR TO CANDIDATES FOR MUNICIPAL
HoNoks.-Pro.esso J. H. h. Wilcox, who for
the past two years has been an active ad vocate
OF Woman's Rights, &c, and who IL will be
remen bered, gallante the twenty weight ladies
recently applying for the right to vote in this
city TO the places OF registry, has directed car
GUAR TO each of the candidates for municipal
honors, I'm the name OF the Universal Fran.
chise Association, Of which he is President, }
asking answers to the following questions
Will You, IL elected. use your influence to in
duce Congress to enfranchise the women OF
this District! Will you, if elected, use your
influence 10 secure 10 women a fair share OF
Official patronage Will you, II elected, use
your influence 10 protect women in the free
practice Of all honest employments The
Professor expects answers from most of the
candidates, and from some of them in the
affirmative.
DIR. X. Is. DeitrIck, candidate for the Board
OF Common Council from the First Ward, has
written to Prof. Wilcox, saying, in answer 10
the first question, that he thinks there ar good
reasons i'll favor of bestowing the elective fran.
chlse Oh women, especially on femme sole pay
ing taxes. In the matter of asking Congress 10
pass law senfranchising the women OF this
District, he should be governed largely BY their
OWE wishes on the subject DIR. ID. answers
The second and third questions in the affirma-
live.
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FIFTH WARD CITIZENS NoNINArroNs.-
The anti Radicals or HCItiZeas" OF the Fifth
ward held meeting last evening. az 81
Peters parochial school house, on Capitol Hill
10 make ward nominations. John r. thinner
man was chosen chairman and j. &. EutwisI-
and James Il. Devlin Secretaries. Nominations
for candidates for A herman being in order
TIE following gentlemen were nam-d John
CIR nder, A. Richards and SnoWden Robinson
ana vote by tellers resulted: Grinder, -; X Do
lnsOn, 80; Richards, :. On motion the nomina.
non or MIR. Grinder was made unanim Us
Nominations for candidates Tor Councilm-n
Were then made AS follows =. Robinson. A
Richards. VIM Iost, Amos Hunt, T H. Msrcha
ana William IL. stanford. The tellers repor ed
the following as the vote for C0uncIImrn .
>nOwden Robinson. -; L. Il Narche, 81: VIM
H. stanford, ~, A. Richards, 20 VIM Yost -.
Amos Hunt, 9. The nominations OF Msssrs
Robinson, Marche and Sanford were then
made unanimous. The Chair appointed the
following committee 10 notify the nominees
r. + Barnes, d. Callahan, Samuel Cook, T
johnson and j. G. O'Meara. Adjourned.
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FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-At a
meeting OF this club, held last night a Carroll
Hull barTa ks. (Mr. T.. III. Holden IN the chair }
a iesoIutlon offered by Mr.. VIM. ii. Brown, ir.,
was adopted, endorsing the action of MIR. john
T. Hercld, master brick mason of the Washing
ton Navy Yard, IN employing Messrs. OyertOn
johnson and David X. Parker, colored. as
lOUrneymen bricklayers in his department.
Resolutions We're also adopted urging hard
work aid vigilance on the part of the RepublI-
cans OF the ward. and instructing the Char
man OF the Fifth Ward delegati in the Re-
publican General Committee Of the District to
make arran Rements for a supply OF refresh
ments at BuTr's Hall on Monday next, at
which plsce the voters are invited to attend at
O'Clock IN the morning. Remarks were made
by Msssrs. Mcknight, G. H. Holden, E. s.
Atkinson. and others, when the meeting ad :
lourned.
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YESTERDAY, as the sun was fairly Kissing IN
an unclCuded sky, and while We Were s%sltsr-
ing in heavy winter clothing in the vicinity of
the Post Office, We Were attracted by the stylish
summer raImeGt dls playPd so tastefully IN front
OF the weIl-known Oak Hall; veaturIng IN. W.
purchased one Of It's summer suits n Il very
moderate price. and stepped from the esiab-
ment with the elastic tread OF one who had
been re'leved of heavy burden. For the
information OF our readers. we would s:a'e
that oak Hall Is al go 9Th street, opposite the
Posi- Once. q
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i HE CHEAP ACE -

HE CHEAP ACE
WEIGHS BEsT FAMILY FLOUR. s3.O5 !.
barrel sack =
BONDS Burnt Mils) FAMILY, 80 So \ barrel
sack oii'i
Very fine inperial and Gunposder g..
Lower grades In proportion.
BEST JAVA COFFEE, 35 cents per H.
GOOD BIO COFFEE, 81 cents per 10
Crushed, Powdered, and Granulated sUGAR,l7
cents. Brown Sugar, I 1 to cents
kumforas YEAST POWDER, II cents.
Rabbits SOAP, IL; CORN STARCH, 10.
PEACHES, IL. cans. 35 cents.
AT THE CHEAP PLACE
U. 8. O'HABE n SONS,
myH IN" 252 9TH ct. west. bet, II and n
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SALE OF REAL EsTATR.-Jsshua Whitney
real estate broker, has sold a three story bro wn
front house, with lot, on the south side OF Mas.
sachusetts avenue, near corner of 10th street, &c
Mrs. X. NJ. Gardner, for SIU5lD.
Green Williams have sold lot ~, in square
SIS, fronting 50 feet on h street south, between
30 and y streets west, by depth of 1887 feet
TO Christian Betz, for l21 cents per square
foot.
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A NEW WAY OF DOING BUsINEss-HolIan.
der Bros. Will commence from tins day TO sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at five per
cent. above cost. We ask all who are in need
OF the above goods 10 patronizs us ii will
save considerable money to the buyer and ena-
BILE us To continue selling goods at these rates
HoLLANDRR Bros, 2l0 Penna avenue
5,3l,l between l4th and 18th SITS.
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PRIVATE EXCURsION-Wec call the attention
of our readers to the advertisement OF MIR. Jos
Ii. Shaffield, who gives private excursion TO
Glymont tomorrow. The steamer w. w Colt
has been engaged, and as this gives parties an
opportunity TO get away from the heat and ust
of the city, the excursion should be well
patronized. The steamer will make trips to
Glymont every Sunday.
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SOMETHING NRw AND SERvICABLg.-With
in few years many improvements have be n
made upon the old style of suspenders and they
seem 10 have about approached perfection II
the Greeley shoulder brace suspenders, which
serve the best of braces admirably while az m,
same time they support the Wei ght OF the clothe
equally and preserve the fiji Of the garment
better than in any other style. Wall and Rob
inson have them for sale.
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BASE BALL-Olympic rs. Maryland The
Olympics of this city went 10 Baltimore yes.
terday and played a match game with the
Maryland Club. the result Of which was that
the Olympics We're beaten by score of Il to 10.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE having Just
been made in Hoft's Malt Extract. this world
renowned preparation Is now placed with ia
the reach Of all. We confidently commend ats
use 10 all suffering from disorders of the throat
chest, lungs or stomach, and 10 those needing
an inyigorator, a tonic. or a beverage. instead
OF porter. ale. beer or other alcoholic DRINKS. q
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NATIONAL TH8ATRR-The associates OF
Kelly Leon, commence ali engagement Of tx
nights al the National Theatre on Monday
evening next, and will present a programme
flied with novelties that cannot fail TO prove
attractive.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS NORMAL INST
TUTE.-The closing session of the Sunday
School Teachers Institute was held last eve.
ming, at the Metropolitan church, Mr. G.. A.
Hall IN the chair. The opening exercises AMI
prayer meeting Were conducted by Rev. Dr. e.
a. Hall, and the first lecture delivered by MI
w. A. Wisong. Of Baltimore. on The best
method OF teaching" after which a hymn WAS
sung, and then the answers TO the following
questions were read by Messrs. ID. A Burr an d
T.. II. Stocking what do You think is the
thing most needed in the Sunday schooir' and
show shall we increase the life, activity aud
efficiency OF our Sunday sehoolsl'' The closing
address was delivered by Rev. DIR. Newman on
1.-The responsibility and blessedness of the Sun =
day school teachers work" COMPLIMENTARY
resolutions were adopted 10 the trustees OF the
Metropolitan church for the privilege Of hold =
ing the services In the lecture room. aud TO IN .
teachers upon the success of the session OF the
lrstitu'ei after which the meeting was dis.
missed with the doxoiogy. The next Institute
will be conducted under the auspices of the
Sunday School Union of the Methodist Episco.
pal church, recently formed in this city.
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CITY ITEM 5.

DR. LOOMS has removed his dental OH 70 20
502 9Th street, -four doors above Perry cor
ner OF be avenue,) whore be will remain nn'u
ne has apartments reilttsd AZ his old quarters,
which bGildIng Is now being repaired.
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HEALTH GIVING WINE.-Some time sin CO
MIR. A. Speer, of Passaic, N. j., presented us
with bottle OF his Port Grape Wine. In our
turn, we presented il TO a friend who was in
feeble health After giving the wine a few
trials, our friend assures us he derived marked
benefits from its use. We fin d that many inva-
lids in this city are using Speer's Port Grape
Wine with the same beneficial results Drug
gists keep 1t. w&s
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DECAY DBFRATKD-The teeth should last n
lifetime. They will do SO if regularly clean I'd
with Sozodont. All its Ingredients are preser-
yative and one Of them-the Bark of the South
American Soap Tree-called outlay from Quil-
han, TO wash or purify-protects the enamel
from every destructive agency go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05

ALEXANDRIA lTHMs.-The GG-ttte OF las
evening has the following:
Mr. David Turner, the newly appointed col
Iector OF the port, qualified yesterday before 6
magistrate by furnishing the required bonds
ont mas not as yet taken possession Of his Of
nee.
It's understood thar the Senatorial Conveu
tion for this district Will assemble in tins city
on Friday IeAt.
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ALEXANDRIA ITYNs.-The

Stop THE TAXES! DssPoTIsA AT HAND
See Professor Wilcox's advertisement.
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GENTLEMEs's Linen Hemmed Handkero hiefs.

81 TO So per dozen. bargains.
English Half Hose, from y TO So per dozen.
Fine German Half Hose, from 81 70 - per
dozen.
Fine Linen Half Hose, white and brown, 50
per doZen
Summer q loves-an extra assortment OF good
Gloves, from 30 cents 20 - per pair.
GEO. T.. HKNNTNG, No sill IN street
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1.-THE POWER OF REDERMING LOVE- and
other Interesting matter in the Sunday GdSetts
tomorrow.
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EXTRA large sized Brown, White Linen ani
Duck Suits, Just received q, A Strauss pop.
ular Cloihing House, Pennsylvania avenue.
between 10th and i1th streets, Ihree doors from
18th street.
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FIRST WARD RHruRL1cAN CLuR-rhe B

FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB-The Boil.
t'rs Eryelled.-The First Ward Republican
Club held a meeting last night az Union Yves.
ley Church, wheH Messrs. VIM. NJ. Slowen,
VIM. +. Thomas, W. A. Wormley, and Daniel
G. Muse were expelled from the club. Massrs
thompson, Humber, Stewart, Syphax, w bite.
ard pliers, denounced the action OF the above
named expelled members. Resolutions pledg
ing the waic 20 support the regular nom u ees
We're unanimously adopted. Three cheers
were given to Capt Jas. Kelly for gong bail
or Walker White. After the transaction O,
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SLEEVE BUTTONS.
Spiral Studs,

received this morning a. PriCgs One Dollar
Jewelry StoY No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue,
between and 9th streets.
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For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 to the Original
franc, i9i 9TH street, between ID and L. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 and upward.
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For GOOD COTTON SOCKS go TO the Original
Franc, i9i eth street, between ID and f. Prices
s, 10, Is, 20c. and upward.
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For FINE White Pocket Handkerchlefs go &c
the Original Franc, i9i eth street, bet tween
u and 4. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL ofthe Seventh stree,
Presbyterian church AZ Island Hall next week
See advertisement.
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THE GOODS referred 10 In the STAR Of yester.
day as having oeen recovered by Messrs
COOn.es and Miller ana returned 70 Mr., Van
Doran, had been by tue thief sold 20 An em.
ployee OF one OF the foreign legations. who n al
taken them TO tailor 70 De made up, ne latter
Of course receiving them without apy xnovI.
ecge that they mad been stolen.
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$50 DOZEN English Socks, double heels and
toes, ST. dozen, or IS cents per pair, jus,
received at Marble Hall, No. ass TIN Street. Oh.
posite Patent Office. &
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For ALL STYLES OF Paper Collars go to the
original Franc, 39i 7th street. Prices 10, Is, l.
and 25c. per box.
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FoR SUMNER DRAWERS 60 to the Origins al
Franc, isi 9TH street. between ID and +. Prices
IS, 81, 75c., 81 and upward.
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Fer LINEN Collars aud Cuffs go TO tho Origi
nal Franc, i9i eth street. between ID aud Z.
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CHANGR OF TINE.-Tne time for holding the
air OF the Potomac Fruit Growers, AssocIa-
non mas been changed from Tuesday, the I5th
70 Wean-soay, the 9Th INST. when it will be
heid AT faiPs Church, Fairfax county, Virgin.
IA. conur hcing II 10 a. m. Hon. Horace
CaFron, Commissioner of AgricuIrnre. Hon
VIM Sanders. Dr. Snodgrass. President of the
Farmers and Fruit Growers Club of New
lork, and other distinguished gentlemen will
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HEID TO BAIL-Isstarday ,frarnoon ,par
rants were procured ~ MT. W. nj Siowen for
the arrest Of Charles l. Hnlse, Walker Maize
George r. McGlue. Henry HimOer and Roo.rt
InCnP son. ahd thry "rre arrested aud taken
feTred a charge agaiEst them OF incirIuc a ROT.
and they waived an EXAMINATION and gave BAL
for court.
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WHITE LINEN SUITS.
S6-S6-s6-S6-SG,
Al HABLR Co.'s,
i6S Penna. ave, under u S. Hotel
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stM'L pATrHHR
CAsP&R hELLER,
a X BARk
my7s

SECOND WARD 70 URTH VOTFVt pRE
a CINCT-Sotice Is hereby given hat in SnS
formity to the provisions % the barter OF ne 80,
OF Washington an election will Re held in ~
Fourth Voting Precinct OF the Second Wsrd, %
MONDAY, the eth day Of June next. 81 he house
Of Charles Robinson, west sid TkirteentE. he
tween X and l. streets, for Collector. Roget r
and Surveyor, 70 serve t~o years' one member -
tn. Board of Aldermen 10 serve two wears. ana
three me mters Of the Board OF Common Council n
serve Oue ear; snd Assessor 60 serve two ysa-.
at which said Precinct the votes Of all who ar.
registered IN the said second Ward of the CITY a
VsshiuEtou. the initial letter Of whose nanl@s q
from to =, inclusive. will be received. Poll.
open at m. aud close att . m
EG. WEAVER.
JOHN CURRY,
W MARSH.
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EG WEAVER,
JOHN CURRY.
J. W. MA RsH.
my g

SECOND WARD FIFTH FoTTNG PEE
g CENCT-NotiCe is hereby given that. in con
formty the provisions Of ths Obsrt. of the cty
ot g. gtop 81 ele ction viii b. held in the
Fifth Voting Precinct Of the secoEd wsrd. On
mon Y. the eth day Of June next al the - n
of MIR. Mason, on tre west side u Thirteenth
street. betwees and ii streets. for Collecfor
Register. aud Survey or. TO serve two years. one
member Of the Board Of Aldermen 20 serve tu ~
ysESs; three members of the Bo.sd e Comm IN
Council ts serve yesr, aud Assessor T. rye
two years, at which said Precinct the vote. of a.
no are registered in the said Second Ward Of the
city of Washington, the initial letter of ~hn.e
names 10 from to T., inclusive will be received
Polls open at O 10 sni close At 2 IA
WN. SHOOTER,
WAUGH.
GEO. JILLAbD,
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SICoSo wARD-THESD vOTING PRE-
= CLNCT-Sotice is hereby given that in con-
ieimity 20 the provisions Of the Charter OF The
Third Voting Precinct OF the second ward, on
hcnbAh, the ath Q, of June nest. 81 the shoe
shop, corner si Nassach lsetts avenue aud Tx-lfth
street. for Collector. ReSister and Sr-veyor 20
serve Nc years, one member OF tie 2 ard of Al
a. mel 10 serve two years. AMI tire members Of
tie Board IF Common Council 70 $50 90 ys.,.
sad an hssessr, 10 serve two yesrs AZ which
said Pre- net the votes % all ~ no ar regis-.-
IN the fs'd Secon5 " ard Of the ritv % W.shf,s
tUa the initial letter OF Whose nATres i iron, -
NJ inelus.He. Viii be received. Poll. pen 81
N and close all .. n.
StML DATTHER
CAsPSR NELLIE
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InFTH wAGD-SETf VI fHBTEN.. -.
Il G.NGT-Nolca IL hereby given fhar al -
formitg % TIE Pic is'ons o. fhe charter ga -
OF Ssh gton. e., ZION ~ q Be hrld H. ~.
ord NCfing Precinct Of the Ftfth WArd o. ~ a
DAf thu tn dap u June ~ ~ u rhe hon.. Of. Al,
htlsnd on p-nnSEfysuis sVruua. afsr 80
street east Tor Hector. isfEisft- Ar. -rr ....
20 serve two years pur fI-rphrr - ffa . II, 4
Al NEE, q serN- sso N'arE. sui thru. al- A. Z.
OF the ooard ei t.Un1u ouucii. % sgrsa -
year. ~ ~ ~ .sii Pre- ~ fhn Hsfes q
r, -isterti ~ TO- s-ia p "a " ars rfrr. 81.
" ashir etUn, tire tuifis Al lets" - Whos- s-.. .
from O. ~ luslsr. VII e reoasVt# . -.
Oreu l. IA an L - y IN
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SEvEETH wARD-FTFTH VOTING PIKE
formty % the provisions OF the charter Of the city
Of Washineton, an election will be held in the
MONDAY. the 7th day of June next, o. RileyS
Coffee Factory, the south side Of street south,
house, for Collector, Register, and Surveyor, 20
serve two years; one member Of the Board of Al
the Board Of Common Council, 90 serve one year;
at which said Prscfnct the votes Of ell Who are
Washington, the initial letter Of whose names 10
from + 70 inclWive will be reosiyed PoIle opep
JoHSF. WILLIAMSON.
GEO Il THOuPSOH,
. by$ COpaiwisssn.
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A " TGFkEE.
a RATION
7 y GATCuELJ

EIFrH WNRI- THEE DVD-YNs pEE,-N,r
Notice l. hereby given that IN cauf,r- .tf. :,
TIRE IrCyisoss % the Charter 80 tue CT, % "a 49,
:, ston su elect lon vi u held On the rhird W
The q &c. 81 jane nsNt. - ThR hou-e -t r-sfIr
bto r. cNrner Of A street sou sUi second street
"asf for Collector, kest-ter al surveyor =
seiNe " Years. ne member % the r. ard - A.
aei nen serve tUs " sr-. sri three unant~rs -
th- ". ard ~ Commnn Council - serve or.a v-a-
~ Nhich fsif Pr-circt the votes a Al W. a.
E',iered M tie -dd Fifth Msri Il tue ..ft a III
s-hihs' ~ TIE initial letter of who's rsmr. a.
I'm ! 70 ~ Inclusive, Wtl be received 2. is
NRel a.. : ~ !. L. 1. :
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~ Ut y ID
y. L N. BOWEN,
NJ. n. BtILEf,
JAS. ii. BU RCH,

SKvENTH WARD-SECDND VOTING PEE
- CIACT-Notlce is hereby given that. IA c..n-
fornity TO the provisions OF the Charter Of the
city OF Washington. election will b. helA in the
Second Voting Precinct Of the Sc venth War on
MONDAY, the 9TH day of June next al J Da-
visis paint shop. street south. between Sth
ard sth streets west. for Collector. Register sud
Surveyor. 10 serve tive years, one member Of the
Board Cf a ldt rmsn 20 serve two years; aud three
members OF the Board Of Corn non Council 20 serve
one YEAR st which said Precinct the votes Of all
who registered in the seventh Ward OF this
city Of Washington. the initial letter OF whose
names is from 10 ii inclusive, will De received.
Polls open at .. m, ana close a. IA.
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MRS. J. WATT respectfully informs her friends
III md the public that she has opened a~
IAEHlONABLB MlLLINDRY and ORESSe W
MAk11G Est q No. 354 tx
street north, Between 18th and 18th. Having inst
returned from the North with . full supply Of All
the latest goods, special inducements present.
eator eAljltrom the laAtee, male2aw3m
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THIBB WARD FTKST VOTING PaECFNIT
L Notice is hereby Civea thst. IN conformity 10
the provisions Of the charter III the cigl Of Mash
ineton an election will he held in the First Voting
Precinct OF the Third W ard. on MONDAY. the III
DAY OF June next, at Parker Moult n = shoe -h
Ne. 3o3 Eighth street, between l. and NJ streets
Tor oilector, Register and Sur veyor O. serve
years, one member of the Board Of Aldermen 70
serve two years, and three members of the Boari
OF common Council, to serve one year. which
tsd Precinct the votes of all who regis tertt in
the said Third Ward of the city Of wAsfiueton
the initial letter Of whose names IL from A 10 ID
inclusive, will be received. Polls open at a m ,
and clese at 2. IN. -
THOs. w. PHILLIPS
AAkoN RUSSELL.
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THIRD FIFTH VOTING PRECINCT.
Il Notice 10 hereby given that in conformity 10
the provisions OF the yharter Of tn. City Of WASH
Il gton, election will held in the Fifth Voting
Precinct Of the Third Yard, on MONDAY the 7Ih
day CT june next, at the corner of Ninth street
west and New York avenue, for Collector, Register
and Surveyor, to serve two years; one memb-r of
the Beard of Aldermen, TO serve two years aud
three members of the Beard of Common Council 10
serve one year at wbich said precinct the vote, 81
sill who are registered In the sail Third ward of
TIE city of Washington the initial letter of whose
names is from to IL. inclusive, will be received
Polls open at q. M, and close At q D. m.
+ a.. GATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-05
III. frank KELLEY,
WIN. II EpINBuRGH.
j. L. N0YEe,

EIFTR WARD-TIKSTF OTING PRECINCT
- Notice is hereby given that in conformity to
ineton On election will be held in t1e First Voting
Precinct Of the Firth Ward, on MONDAY the III
on the north side Of Third street east betseen
Pennsy lvania avenue AID stree. south for col
one member of the Board ora ldermen TO erys two
years; and three members OF the Beard Of Common
Council, to serve one year; at vhich said Precinct
the votes Of oil who registered in tn said Fifth
Ward Of the city Of ACTON, the initial letter
received. Polls open q 3. m and closs q p N
Al DREW TINNEY,
a, p. MckENHAH,
u. &. sHOLEe,
Dye CcmmissiopeTp.