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NUMBER 81.
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,
The Concert Once More.

We have only this opportunity 10 re
mind The citizens of Ellsworth and of
tine county. of the Grand Concert on
FRIDAY evening" at the new Hall. We
have only one opinion 10 express OF this
entertainment. and that is that it will
l.. one of great artistic merit. aud as
much superior Ia anything ever wit
messed in Ellsworth before. or will be
for sometime to come. - We can well
imagine. We saw this because we be-
lavc il. and because we desire all the
lbrers of good music to attend Il will
d,u> uo harm IL we '-go up little
higher ia our tastes. and learn not 10 be
satisfied with an inferior entertainment.
What We get mp At home. l. ALWAYS
rrrlilable. and each effort only serve.
nv increase our admiration OF home tall
cn.; but We have many travelling shows
,l4, take our money ani leave II, poor
RETURN o. th- one we may expect 70
D. Fir Grncr By IT, ,l>i'
n, -low the effort tina, was made TO
--art first cia>. " entertainment. we
publish the following document:
,.a. Ito 4 yNs prininr gai.. IN,
rms u'o.rH. .uE ~
ID NtH lEE. f'F9pr{@s9r
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

The unde.sIgnrl hereby give public notice
chat Frank Pierce Late Of Buck sport. in the Coun
81 ~ Hancock deceI -s.d the twenty first div
ofJuy, \. u. 1888, by hI- deed Of mortgage OF thar
d4ts. by hi4i dnIi executed, and recorded IN In
ilarcpck Registry ui Decd, Vol. lls. Page D. con
vcvrd t. EiiIs \. [ plon Of BahSo. ia the county
OF P..nOb-c the following parcel % iand with
the buildings thereon, situated IN Buck4purt VII
LACE and bounded eastery hy Elm street. north
eriv ~ land of Parker Stevens westerly by iauI
OF Aud rev Bennett aud r. Dorr aad southerly br
land Of 4. 4, colby, being he homestead of tie
iaGe Elias A. Uptua.
And the .aid Elias A. Upton thercatterwards on
The second las Of june \. ID. 1889, by MS deed Of
con 'eyance and assig Imenf, duly executed,
veyed and assig ned, the said murtgaged premises
together with the notes secured thereby and
remaining due 70 me, the undersigned.
The conditions said mortgage have been bro
kel by reason whereof, claim TO foreclose the
same, and hereby give public notile OF the sane,
as by law required
MARY A. PIERCE.
Buck-port, Aug. 2jd. 1ot9.
a,K2I
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10 his brother BuG. the largest Tea
Merchant in the known world in the
city OF Boston.
This tea was first brought to this
country by the Pilgrim Fathers for
their own use and the u.s. of their fami-
lies and friends. This celebrated tea
was first raised by an old Chinawom-
an. She never divulging where she
obtained the seed. it remains a secret
to this day. The old lady cured il bv
putting it III saucer, and holding il
over patent nurse lamp to slow music.
Her friends, aztec her dcccase tried it
and found it superior 10 ANYTHING Il cv
had tasted. They found a small
amount OF the seed in an old stocking.
and succeeded after much time and
toll. IN raising enough 70 give all the
crowned heads taste. They soon
sold their right To raise the same 10
AE-iiuM. who. regardless Of the press
ing call from all the palaces OF the
old world. sends il all to his brother.
AH-}rG < o.. Of Boston. who lets
Us have small amount for our trade.
This tea has all the flavor OF rum. ain
and brandy. We warrant it to suit.
We wound state we have Il
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The under gned hereby give public notice ID :
DANIEL doofc AMI Nancy :. Moor. 81 Buck port
IA the County Of Hancock, on the twelfth d ~ Dbl
March 4. u 1875. by their mort gage deed OF thtt
date, daily executed and recorded IN the HanroeA
Ergi-try Of Deeds Vol. -. Page ~, convene,
u him certain parcel ot land with the Hon.,
and Barn thereon sltuatsd in SAID Burksport lu
tn" east eide 81 Mcdonald street, mex no TIA ri
illtam >now's LDt. II contains one fourth uf "a
and Is the same land conveyed to S4l,i D5t.
iel Moore aud Nancy :. Moore by : r. 2u.i q u
Hall by their deed dttet 10 January A. u. /. D.
Also -aid pauei Moo re and Nancy =. Moor los
their r'rtstth other morn gage deed ~ them GuIf
executed, dated the tenth diy Of January \ u.
j. ., and recorded IN III tncocA ReS,try OF Dte,l,
vel, rs rage i23, convey Ell TO me above Dies
cribai premises ami house and barn aad All upp1
sad lot q; that time.
Also sand Daniel Moore and Nancy ;. Mlote ly
Theft certain otirf mortgage deed dttcd The TWEEN
tieti ddy Of January 4 - ISIS. duiy executed al
recorded In Hancock Registry u DEEDS Vol i3L
fA-e i0t, conveyed To me the above describe
pre- mise. and building, thereon.
The core ti0ns of all Of said mortgage drc.I-
hars been broken by reason whereof clam
fsyccio~e all ot said mortg ages and hereby give
this public notice Of the same a. by law required.
Ia s-port Aug. %, i>js. wv. ID, >wAIEY.
Jw
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Medical Notice.

The Undersigned, having had extensive
practice in Ellsworth for the past eight years now
ieels that il is duty he owes to him self and pub
lie / (, set apart a few months tor medical study.
shall therefore leave Ellsworth, about the mid
die OF Oct xt, for awhile FroT tbs date
til the Is oil October, and during my absence,
intend to have all of my accounts settled, all per-
sons wishing To settle with me viii please call be-
fore that time. r. IL. HARDING, III. ID.
Ellis. July %, 1862 soft
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NONRESIDENT Taxes,

In the town OF Mt Desert, County Of Hancock for
the year ISIS. The following list of taxes
estate Of Non resident Owners in the Of
sit Deser., for the year lsis IN Bills committed TO
yoaS " SoaEs Collector and Treas of said town,
on the 18TH day of June 1858 has been returned by
him remaining unpaid on the LIST day Of
July 1868, BY his certificate OF that date, and now
remains unpaid and notice IS hereby given that ii
the said taxes aud interest and charges are not
paid into the treasury OF said town within eight
cen months from the date OF the commitment Of
said bills much OF he real estate taxed, as Will
be sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor IN
Guiding interest nd charges, will without further
notice be sold at public auction at the Post Ohice
in s.ui town ON me 25th day of December 1883, "
2 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Names Val. Acres. val. tax.
Mathew Way land, Little
Harbor Brook, buildings 20 30 3,2l
Heirs of WIN. Hodgdon
Westo Great Poud,.... 100 ID ESQ
David Clark, West OF Great
Ponu,..-. ~ ~ I,4o
Heirs of Alfred Haynes Jr.,
West of Great P0nd,-... 10 30 Ia
Heirs VI Richard Heath,
Building Pretty Marsh..175 $50 4e7 22.27
Heirs Of Geo. r. Heath
Buildings Pretty Marsh..2i5 los 10 1918
JOHN w. SOMES,
3w34 Treas. Of Mt. Desert,
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Ncu Advertisements.

N"tlcc b. tcrrby gwen that the following nsr
~ rhandtEe "a iil be eald ~ Public Auction on
saturday. thc tth la, Of september new Al .
o'eisrk \ NJ, " the oftic- ~ 4 D .prinkwatsr IN
sali t1i-"orih. va --one keE Ram. 20 CALI ohs
do. ,,in 10 gsls-.
De sams having been seized frr violation Of
the Internal Revenue Laws. and forfeited to the
hed slate under = C.. 81. act Of July 21th iss-
~. pHISKw ATTR.
Dep. Coll sth Coli Dict Me
Ellsworth Aug "a 1873. Awgt
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READY CASH |
CANcEn. ScnorrLA, CArAnIlm.

CANCER, SCRoFuLA, tArAEIiIi.
by srcl,.ia. Liver Comp. amt rheumatism. Men
Taigia, FemAle complaint. ~rlf abuse and all
difficult diseases rur"si ~ the ELEcTEo IEDGCA-
Ikp BATHS and EnETkAii.E KAAtpGEs, al the
Augusta Bl-Fen-4ry. Augusta, Ne.
l. 4. -THItC X. 81. u.
>upe rinteu,ibtg PhS s.ran aus ourratins >urgroa
pr. -haiinck's success IA curing Cancer without
the knife and the worst i1rms Ut disease without
minerals IL too wed Known to need continent Al
communications confidential, charges moderate.
l. :. >hatisrk. =. Treatise on Cancer, &c. sent
free.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL.
Philadelphia. July -, ISIS.
We, the Faculty OF the Electro Medic u College
of -ylyania, take great pleasure In calling
the attention OF the Community to The successful
treatment of Cancer by Or. >hauuck. NJ - OF
Augusta. Maine. Hi.'reatmeBt A. the best and
most scientific ia ths United ,tate. never falling II
adopted la time We also highly endorse his treat
Mt oil Consumption and Chrome Diseases gen
orally. In these important >pecialitie-, DR.. shat
tuck has superior he has the unanimous en-
dor -ement Of our Faculty.
Witness our hand aud zeal Jaly Sjih. 1863.
JOINS BuCHASAS, NJ. u.
Jstr tlerA Of the Faculty
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Freedom Notice

I'm. a. ~ certify hat have given my uttrnr
-on Jo-eph \. stack pole his time al.r tins date
au,i shall claim non. 81 10. earnings. nor pav any
dea.- nt MS c3nts acting
,,Fcral~Af stack pole
Ellsworth. Aug zHth. l-aa gNEG
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GREAT SUh-SUN CHOP.
r.~8i
r z A y 7 II I s

r Z A y Z II I 5
CASE CURED WITH PAIN KILLER.
Dear >irs l ought 10 have acknowledged long
ago the box Of Pain Killer you had the goodness 10
send ~ las yesr. Its coming was most providen
tai / believe hund-eds Of lives were saved II l.
der God. by il. We resorted at once to the rain
Killer, using directed for cholera A list was
kept Of all to whom the Pam Killer was given and
our native ASSISTANTS assure that eight out OF
every ten 10 whom il was prescribed recov sred.
Ii has too, been very useful various other dis
eases. IL has proved an incalculable blessing 10
multiiudes OF poor people throughout all this reg
ion. Our native preachers are never willing To 70
out on their excursions without = supply of Pam
Miller II gives them favor In The eyes OF the peo-
ple and access to families and localities by whom
otherwise they would be indiferently received.
believe me, dear sirs, gratefully and faithfully
J. NJ JOHNSON Missionary in China,
From Rev. X. gelford, Missionary in China,
now visiting his home in Washington, Pennsyi-
ysnia.
Dear sirs During a residence Of some ten years
a. q mis- sionary in siam ard China I found your
Pain Killer a most valuable emejy for that fearful
scourge the cholera. In administe ring the medi
cine founss IL most eEeetusl to give tea-poopful
OF Pain Killer in a Gull OF hot water sweetened
with sugar: then after about niteen minutes, begin
give a "a bles poonful OF the same mkt re every
half-hour until relief was obtained. Apply hot
apple ations 10 the eStremitie-. Battle the stom
ache with the Pain Killer clear, and rnb the imbs
briskly. ofthose who had the cholera, and took
the medicine faithfully In the way stated above,
''e''' r. TELFJRD
II attacked with diarrhaa, dysentery, or cramp
collie DOM delay the use OF this Pain Killer.
Beware of all limitations
The Pain Killer i sold BY all druggists
PERRY DAVIS a son. Proprletors,
4w3l Ne "a High street Providence r. L.
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To the People IN Ellsworth.
NORRIS DRUG STORE.

Having spared no pains in fitting up my store
and selecting Goods, ali of which are 'hr parest
and best which the markets OF the United states
afford, now Offer the same to the public, at
Wholesale oR RETAIL, at such prices A. will
give satisfa ton to ALL
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si1G. m I s8s pTlnllnN Nate. ,
rms u-owTH. mr.
y r.. >-iH YER. Proprietor
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inta .lii. 10 oul.r. Warr4Giins GOOD IIl-
and STYLE. " prirr. ialai w'-l satisfy shy
ffrF4
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pRoPosALs FOE EEnovrNG BLOSSOM

Sealed Proposals., in duphcste, viii he received
BY the undersigned. at his once, No. 500 kearny
street. San Francisco, Gal. until II O'Clock noon,
April Is, 1859, whom they vii he opened aud BID
ders are invited 9 BE- ppsent. for the removal OF
Blossom Rock, IN San Hrancisco Hsrbor, Gal 90 .
depth Of twenty -feur t3ll feet at DsA1 loo tide,
Shieh 10 the zero OF the Coast survey Nap q this
-nve thoussnc tts 900 dollsrs in currency. BID
rock Tor iorty-hvs Thousand (Y0oO dollars eur
All bids are 10 be na6e 10 United States currency.
and the aymeDt 10 20 be Dads On the satisfactory
compilation Of the work. after examtnati0B By the
proersignsd or other authorized agent Of the Gov
Isch Sssdsr vim b required, before the time
si1ce bond VIII sufficient sarsties, a. the sun Of
his bid d soceSssl Be vim sxscuss vFttsa sspee-
nent fr the fsth fal lerfornanos Of his contrsct.
and Give such further bond Tor - performances of
his vritfea agreemest - nay be rs0airsd; sai1
arreeDsot 70 % Be Dsas subject % he sDprova OF
RS eosfrocf vfii b svar6es % the lovsss ~
sPossbIs sssS:r, bat the nshs % ss'ses ssy or -
"a cory Of shss sdvertisssnsat must be sss>cAed
Bids sSss 90 .os esasb ma Ne above rssuir.-
peafs viii not - s0ssrs61sso- =
Pisss and ssesioBs. coy1si ffea ths cosst ear-
vey char, can b eseo etny s9os. Ia =
redo q Sisssscs can Be- iassisSsd Via sosiss
Of go p,sbs end sseeiees y agRlies q sla s6ss.
ovk Lle1t. Dol q. 3. A,
mseN1 a uAoe q Dncsssss-
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CRIMINAL 'OoURT, Judge Wylie.-This morn.
ing the case Of Michael Breen. charged with
Hire for defence.
EQUITY CoURr. Judge Oiin--To-day, Nc.
Cartier agt McCartter; order TO take estimouy.
Provst agt. Winter ct al; order authorizing
unstes 10 loan money. Brewster agt Mock;
order to take testimony.
CIRCUIT Court Judge CARTER his morn
ing THE case of Bell sgt. Tuorn on; action on
bill Of exchange wae resumed.
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RAILROADS.
OALfIhoR1 AND OHIO RAlLBoAD.
Ae 8 e

DALfIAoRD AND OHIO RAlLBoAD.
&Ae 8
w.sHrSsyos lsss.
.osI "a wssHfss9ftoss' t AND 1 thS T ~isf.
sSs 'r Bss LII
ana s aasS s's.: ss.sss' *. 4 ss f.1 $50
Icy: AZ s ssI ss ( .ss
and ''' . ? ron 4 AuHAroIm
or iron A...poiis On sunday. NO "s'' %
ro N ss sGsRAS
ks.ys e . a. L.. and 1880, Z, SAC. and
Leave q . A. Z and { and 80 ?. n.
F01 ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
~ f,: c: sea fs i:.'rd'' and Sunday "
,.e.s s R.:, s.:e. .sS .o. ss s: :S
: e: :: e :: 2;
the day. Also. e ne ConlenyS Once, zoe
!. 4. ono. e
have their beeeaes called 70. end chscksd e their
For ssv Yers PhiI.d.lphi., and Boston, %.
WILSON, Ms..sr Of rran.porsstios
,oc IN Cq SdS SsesT raj Tisset Assnt.
THFfEEIYHssFP t tIss s. AID ..ss,sero.
HEw YORK.
Trains between wAsHINGfeoEs AND nsv
YORK are nov follows, via:
ROB INV YORK, ,cithoss ctasss Of oa.s.
Leave daily iexcept Sunday at a. NJ, and
1890 end $40 p. M.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except sunday at A. n. IN
1880 and $40 n.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for New York ct $40 p. L., and Phils-
deIphfa 1t SAC r. M.
Sleeping cars fer New Tork on $40 r. u. trsir
Through tickets to Philsdelphia, New Yort or
Boston can Be had at the Station 0cs q Ell hour
In the day. Also, - the Ccmpanyb O0os, No
zoe PenL:ylvania sveass Passengers paroassins
Tickets q the Avenue once can there Arrange @
have their oeegaGs called for and checked q Their
residence, eeksn he depot, and put In the 80.
Bee Baltinors and Ohio RAiirosd sdversassmeu,
naDohs end the West.
]. Z. WILSON, nssssr OF Trsnsporsssisp
L. II. COLE. Gsneral Ticket Agent
no0 GEO. D. KO0Nf8. Agent. Waohfngtou.
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FISH AND OYsTRRs.-About three thousand
shad were received at Johnson's wharf from
the Potomac fisheries to-day, W hich sold In lots
AT from 80 to S22 per hundred; and between
IL 600 any 1900 herring were recei we'd at the
same time and disposed Of at prices ranging
from Sll to SIS per thousand. The water is
becoming much clearer and soon the fl her
men VIII reap such harvests as they have
aDxiously hoped for. The oyster market is
well supplied with inferior and medium lots
though very superior qualities are scarce. Al
RIley's wharf there have been three arriva Is
since our last; with oysters OF various grades
for Turner and Son. Prices range from 40 cts
to $50 per bushef box oysters scarce at -
per buehel
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TRIBUTE To GENERAL acknowledgements
morning the clerks in General Howard's offier
called upon him ia a body and presented him
with beautiful memento, In the shape OF u
finely executed piece of penmanship hand
sCmely framed, expressive of their sorrow a
his retirement from the Commissionership o.
the Bureau. The work was execute1 by Prot
VIZ. NJ. Leman. in his usual artistic style
MAJOR Beam, on behalf of the clerks, presen tied
the mementO and General H., briefly ana az.
I-opriately responded.
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Mr.. JAMES T.. MURDOCH will give select
readings tor the benefit of Howard Divisioo,
Sons Ct Temperance, this evening, at the Con
gregational Church, corner 10th anc q streets
The programme is q varied one, as will be seer
by the advertisement embracing the pathetic
the ludicrous, the sentimental, and the dra.
matte, and will afford q fine opportunity for
the exercise Of the great dramatist's powers.
We trust large audience will be in attend
ance, as the proceeds Of the readings are for q
worthy object
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DROPosALs FOB HAY AND WOOD.
HEADe'Rs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

HEADERS DEPARrnkxr or DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEP QUARrERMAsrER. ,
OF PAUL, MINI, March N. lss9N
fropoesie IN the usual form. with tie customary
conoiiene are invited. 90 be received Of this OH %
until April 2. 1859 20 supply Fort Totten the com
y God.
n TO supply Fort Ransom; T., with iOO tons OF
To supply Fort Ripley; MINI, with 80 tons Of
Hsy sno go cords of Wood.
To supply Fort W ellsworth. ID. + with 800 tons
OF Hey and ,0o cords of Wood.
To supply Fort Abercrombte, ID. T., with 81
Cons OF Hay and 900 cords of " God.
To supply Fort Smelling. MINI with l0) tons Q 4
hey, ~ tons OF straw and 500 cords Of Wood.
To supply Fort stevenson. ID. T., with $500
bushe o Of Coal. to be taken from q coal nj ne one
mile distant frsm the Post, on the Reservation
IL 10 20 be understood that these amounts may
be diminished. III the HAY Wood be net ell
CURED; that the Hay lie 60 be cut vhsn green. aud
prop<rly cured-sll TO be delivered By September
Is. 1879. deliverable by weight.
The Wood 20 be sound merchantable 0ek Wood.
to be delivered by January Is, $50, unless other
wise authorized
The Hay and Wood eli 20 be delivered &C the
posts o. b HOLABIRD,
Deputy Quartermsster General O. 9. Army.
ma
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SALE OF CHURCH EDIFICH trustees of
the Southern Methodist Church have sold their
edifice on NJ street, between 9TH and 10th. TO
been worshipping at the City Hall for som
months past. The Methodist Congregation are
erecting fine brick church on the corner OF
9th street and Massachusetts, avenue, which
they expect to occupy by the first OF July, and
having TO use Tor the former church, have
disposed of 1t with the lease, a. above stated,
and will give possession In July.
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THD SONS OF MICHIGAN-A meeting of this
association was held last night at the Law
Building, on 5th street, a: which the newly
elected President Mr.. Higgins) presided, and
acknowledged the compliment in remarks of
some length. The Executive COMMITTEES, ap-
pointed al previous meeting 10 present a pro-
framn.e FOR the regular social reunions OF the
society, submitted q report which, smonx
DINER Things, proposes that an Inaugurstory re-
anon take place al the United States HoseI ON
the eih instant. Adjourned.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.-At an election held
on Easter Monday, March -, 1s69, the follow
ing gentlemen were elected as yestrymeu TO
serve The ensuing year: DIR. A. t. Augusta
Fred. q. Revell>, John r. Cook, Henry John
son John n Brooks, solomon johnson, u. M
laws, Lewis Bell. This Is a new enterprise
n The north west section OF the city, and il Is
expected that a lot will be purchased and the
church erected during the present season. There
IS no distinction as 10 color made in this parish
and those having the matter In hand calculate
70 soon gather large congregation.
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WOMAN SrFFRAGE-Another discussion
upon this subject took place last evening IN
Union League Hall. There was a very large
crowd IN attendance, including the Georgia
the discussion. Mrs. Josephine Gri1ing pre-.
sided, and the debate, which lasted some hours
was very spicy, Messrs. " ilcox, Cunningham
and other masculines, taking part, and Mr..
Jr- Mary Walker pitched into the gentleman
who bad preceded her in the negative, saying,
What does he know about woman's necessi-
tres ," IN man understands them" she con-
unued, land " hen the gentleman SPEAKS of the
INTUITION of woman il shows he knows nothing
ahou' her. The meeting adjourned az a late
hour.
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FIRST WARD EMANCIPATION MEETING
q meeting of the colored citizens of the First
Ward. held last night at John Wesley Chapel
70 consider the best manner Of celebrating the
emancipation proclamation in the District of
Columbia. John A. Gray In the chair, George
Garrett moved that their delegates be instruct.
ed a. the adjourned meeting OF the convention
Io-dight TO vote for public parade; which was
adopted without debate. a short time was
spent settling mp the affairs of last years ceie-
orarlon and RECEIVING reports of com mittees
after which the meeting adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

STRAW HATS AuD BoHuBfs viii soon b In
demand. See advertisement OF Albert 7.
whiting, 30 Psnnsylvania Svenue.
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CAPITOL HILL BUILDING AssooIArIoR.-A,
the twenty. eighth monthly meeting OF the Gap.
itol Hill Building Association, last evening
S25CO0 were sold At premium Of 50 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

FIHH RANANAs-From Mr.. J. Pearson
Wholesaie dealers in foreign fruits, 49i Sal
street, We have some magnificent bananas jus
imported by him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-02

CANTERBURY holds It's own this week, IN
spite Of 'be attractions At other places of amuse-
ment. There il o capital bill tonight
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OLYMPIC BASE BALLCLUB.-A regular meet
ing OF this clue was held last night at Odd Fell
lows Hall, when officers for the ensuing term
OF six months were elected, as follows Pres
Ident Col e.. NJ. Alexander; Recording Secre.
tary, II. q. Dsrragh; Corresponding Secretary,
l. q. Martin: Treasurer. N. 4. Young Scorer,
A. Il. Mills. q A. e.. Smith, II. q. Hoyt o. d.
Nadge. The election of Vice President was,
by order of the meeting, deferred until two
weeks from the day of meeting, 20 which date,
after The transaction of other business, in.
GLIDING tre appointment OF a committee TO Sc
lect new club uniform. the meeting adjourned.
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CHAnIss BAuun ,uvu IupoR1

SsD ADvDkrIsn1Nf Of pocket book lost yes
.sruAy, coutaining abont seventy dollars.
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kELDS Icons MINISTRIES had another
crowded house last night, many OF the audi
ence being compelled 10 stand throughout taa
performance. Leon was immense IN ala Bell
l. N" and will be equally comic tonight in
Barter Blu which is said TO be one Of the
best burIesques of this excellent company.
There Will be an entire change Of programme
Tonight. Secure your seats early o-night and
Tomorrow night s.0rand Dutch )" matinee
tomorrow afternoon.
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CHAnL1s 0AunB OWE IMP0RfArIoN Of
French corsets and new styles Of hoopskirts,
all made TO order and warranted 70 a., may b.
found at his store. ii3 7,h street; ALSO, full
line or .updelEarfnepts and hosiery ~ ve-y
reasonable prices.