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EaURT-lIRrUTT-PARTi
lca, Truudey .g Brown Giles Rec &c. sE spa1a
a. kT,,se; 'S' Am Nat ss wg
S5%Is I1 Co CO. CO. s, rEs SasGi a.. Kut
1857 of TI s {, a. AT f'n g. ns Co.
l,.o AM Mas ' Co oPhua as so5 SotoH at D Dig
Leland ct al 1871 DAYS MI,, 'sa " anu w. L
''''' ms Co. A. az A'' 1871. .yromla 'gt Rooms,
1907. sgt Hanover Fire Co 1873 Hall asc Van "H
SUPREME CouRr-C IRcuITLtAikr H. p,,rk.rhos
iss u.s. SI1 sas co. Cuba by Smelling and 80 DUBOIS
Ming Co: agt- Holmes 1870 IN AT n 1s
i ns S5.4sf5lS s AM is ste 40 ao;.
a. Hand at Wismsburgh %. .NcMshoa 'gt No Ben Life
sq oS y fi as III. drer sa wycIoa sgt Queen, CORY
lei o.6crp sgL In Fsny Co. Of -, % s,o,.,
1872 Kelly sgt Dayon $50; Esq r sga D''"@
49, Knapp and amor agt BIodgett 20 Eonsos ,t
49, Bo Bow .s. Hoffman. al alton ,s andrews
81 ByIpes sgt MctjuBe 5..Mulen aud ano agt Decker
81. Dusa9 agL DuryeA and a9 o., Sam.
57..NeSel Admir- etc as Town ''SsSha', a S x, s,a
ISL. VOTE f.D at Il Bdukerhos ,no eiaL -.
ls a g % ,SI.f S. sa' Mss az Meyers imp
2ls.. Faion woodsorh ~ Con1e AZ. S M 81
ga Trnsbie act Stol 1872. .Pepon sgt Dono1sn
az. Philips Excess ast Donald sgt lr'i s.o. s =
H. Bouc6e at flamautea 49, Emmett Trustee Agtseton and
ys9s az J STa Nav Co. 49, wod ng Muoop
Ss Dayes 81 Monk, 5. Raymond agt Arnold and auO
l21. .SmOntOn ag Empire Sewing ana
Machine Go. Iti''GrhWoh sgt DAMS s"' -
I2q. Sloane 4 Hull 9 Raney EI &C. Ss~ N~s
l39. .BrannaB, Trustee. Hgt OCon- et al -, -, co,..
al lSE''bHp anH o'ueiS "E" N0
1855. ReicbeTier agt SCheir0b. ana DINERS
iet Allen moi act Cook an 2 Hurry and ano
Igs Gilman o. Al act Seckeudo ga Goodnough et al, EI, 6c
and another agt. MauUng. jr =,
1874 AMI amor Erc ACT Ahrahm EX sgt The heor
Churchill 1t al. B o. A. NoceV
ioI Yonnys snd ,no Executors SeEelbaeh
Yonpg 81 al IA. Manning, IT,, agL Goodenough
eli. Rocker agL Bsach and ano. ct AL hhA
SUPREME COUET-CHAsBgKs.
ia. Mooney ct al BRUSH 5l..Qulnn Agt toDon
Commercial Life lnA Co. Oh Glssson agt "iassoh
II. Mckay ag. Deyo. Vs. auLandt tgt bSe'eA
So. .Ieckran agt Tuttle b.'l oYton agL DaIlln.
50. Bakely agt Same can w. re-. hrms'fonSe'a d.
SrPkKIoR TRRN-PART l.
sInT AIT adEr aR. Seaey.
o. Cssv Ar admir- AIT Sane lJ1. 81 al American
Ilo7 Knoyiton eft AL art Prov Steel Tool Co.
'S'''' y = 70 - 49, 72I. Reed agt sun Nut Ins Co.
eoa S,erne act Atlantic Mutual 1885, Friedman ct al.
Ins Co ION. Chapman agt Douglas ct al.
IIs PIKE act spp Mut ms 2l7 Pra sdmr ag C. r. "
7JJ Sane sgt. Niagara Fire los 800 r. H. Il 70. 49,. u,
Co 1859. .WedlIen - al agt "oeh'
$3.50. Smith sgt. Coe. nng TAI
1895. .Paau agi. Ioen
GESERAL SESSIONS
lanes Dop,ilsop MARY Hawkins Charles Robinson John Canhed
AM Patrick Fler arsn larceny: Frederick Pfeer forgery Lewis
Goodman goods by fse Joseph Roberts Thomas
Eyev Jobu m BnWu and James XIV and battery
Csr. Conner Thomas Jones Jobu Coleman. robbery Owen
Fitzpatrick and James MUIR burglary.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sum n sun 4:J5 Moou risr1 7:a5
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S.not Hook gl6 COWS 1896 Hell. Gate. ll3
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port -@arn,ns' gutit,.

STATE OF NEw.TOHE,
POKr.wAKpsss 0yVICE, No 70 WllSma
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section Of the A passed April u 1857 entitled ~ Ae'to
Of the subject Of mch inquiry
survey that the following vessels unds
the viii
within succeeding hs Rones beard sla
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cnrRr CALENDARs-TnIs pAr.

The Jury returned with verdict of guilty Sentence was
uOstUOugu
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lriulne.

NNM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. l04 Fulton-st.
w SHAN JOB FkIETkRS And LsbEL hAAIFASIsA'
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N,vr DEP,ErHRNr, BUREAU oy YARDS AID Dock.
MAsHlNGroN. ID. C. Dec. 10, 1893

UEPAEInRNf,
W,sHtNGrov. u. e.. Dec. 10, 1853
CEALED PROPOSALS, with plans and spec
- hstou, uiored Proposals for Floating Dock will be received
a, This once upt I'm Ay March 1870 for the eonsrae
ep Of Foang Dock capable Of safe and easy TRANSPORTATION
So IN. structure principally of iron, aud OF capacity sreng
aud rsise Nth safety vessel VI 80 ee length
frrt drausht 65 feet beam and 900 weight -
P,r xshpe 10 contract for building will have their plans
and particulars before submitting them for
examinations. Ia -.
such plan, submitted will he considered relatively snd With CO.'S
those h'orsb considered S be re'npsd
bidders, II desired. .....
The acceptance bid v he dependent necessary sppro
praon Congress sso wbetLs the plans speeA0as
and cosisr regarded faVorably. -. =.
contract be entered will he male upon estimates
In. worn aud per 81 the contract price VIII De
'os''''' N"'' WV ''- $780, DANIEL AMMEN
Chief Of the Buresu Of Yards anJ Docks
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$IOposaIs.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received until WEDNESDAY, Jan. T. st
ST u oclock noou construction oihr GrsluAou MASONRY AeI
Suprr,rrture Of the NkN JERSEY. HUDSON Aas
DELAWARE RAILROAD Terms Of Letting, Probes Pau' SIS
Specifications be al thr ohce OF The tompsay al ~
NeN.Iork. JOHN NJ hhhrl Al, u. n LO"'
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Cttan Stramtr,


IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY At O'Clock o., 1'sdssI
hom Pier No. sNorth River -.
COLUMBIA Capt. b. Van December ~
EAGLB ~ K Greene (yia Nassau ''..' December
hOKRO CASTLE. CaUt X. Adams.
FOR regnt or passage apply TO @. WHEELER IT, Prssdeut
No. BOVINE Grees
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
IL UNITED sTATBS and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COhrAaL
Mall Steamers SAILING on tde zSd OF eVery nohhi
SOUTH AMERICA Capt l. TINkLEPAusH. November u
NORTH AMERICA. Capt q. b. SLOCrN, DeeembsrH ~.
hBRRIMACK. Capt WIKR. JApuarv %
schedule and cl az 81
Para aud R de Jsneo going and returning Voc
engagements Of freight or passage, apply TO
WIN. X GARRISON Agent NO . BoNhhsgtseo nss. lori.
"A' '' THU CROMWELL LINE
steamships will leave Pier No North River 10 Sk
GEO CROMWELL. .Clspp FRIDAY DeeemherA
Nelson. FRIDAY. December u
Freight 81 LOUIS hobls and Galveston a. 'aoafs
CABIN passage, $50 -, - ~. -..,.,.
H. B. CROMWELL Co. No sc wsstst
EROM CHARLESTON TO FLORIDA, via
IL SAvAESAH-TRl-WBBKLf LINE o,. . -, l,o,, .
follo~ng will leave ChAkLhSION O VS.
SAVANNAH three week ser arrival Of We New" Srh seA
abips the MOI hEastsrn railroad train:
PILOT BOY, (Inland R0utel every sunDAl hohSl'V -
o'clock.
CITY POINT every FRIDAY EVENING. st8 O'Clock A.
Through be had VI all Charleston ADD SaTannah Ssns
line Agencies in HeSlOrL - .,vpx.c
Agents At Charleston
L. J. GUILMARTIN Co..
Agents al saSanDsb
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END OF THE CITY CANVASS.

The Board of City Canvassers met yesterday,
and held their final session report OF the Committee
Protests received and read by the Clerk After
ordering the official declaration aud statement TO be pub
shed several newspapers and that 10000 copies OF the
complete canvass be- published, the Board adjourned
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FINANCE AND PUBLIC DEBT.

REPORT or COMMISSIONER WELLS
COST OF TIE wAR-NATIONAL PEODUCr-oUR
SECURITIES ABROAp--srECE PAYMENTS
TAXATION-THE TARIFF.
The Commissioner figures out the total cost
of the Wharf.-The first such statement has been at
temptcd-as follows:
National Indebtedness March :. 8S....... e f52Sj ~
mil I.Gl. 70 Dbl !.
Evening star., 1869-06-10
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 6esrgetsvu.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the POST
Once, Georgetown, ID g., June 10, Is6a:
Ldd,eS Lisi--Brooks Mrs l. V; BIackford
Mrs Lizzie Brooke Miss Sarah; Brues Miss
Mary; Canili Mrs Dora; Carey Mrs IolIia
Eastman Mrs Cnas; Hill Mrs Mariau; HtIl Mss
Mary 4: Hunter Mrs J ana; Jonns.oa Mss
Dony; johnson Mrs lizibeth; j Jotuson Miss
Jennie, 2; Jackson Miss EdmoBia Lee Mss
Elizabeth; More Mrs Isa.c T.; NcNier Miss
Carrie: Mason Mse AnRie A; Muller Mrs Eli
yeI; Newman Maria 4; Peck Mrs c; Peck
Mrs r =; Quinlan Amer; Robinson Miss Ien-
ME: Roane Mrs Ruth; Shield Mrs Amanda M :
Stukeiy Eliz'bi Shoemaker Eliz'h: Tooney Miss
Alice; Waters Mrs Martha.
GentltRen's Lid.-Boughris Jas: BAN J W
Holt keRun; Luckstt Fielder II; Lee " II
Lanstou Talbert. Nc Laugh hlIn q A. Norbury
T G; Riley Luben; Shaw John I; White seth;
Webert q B.
THE ALEXANDRIA CANAL AouEDUcr
BRIDGE An u RAILRoAD ID DCoMPANY.-Tne stock
day at the companys Office, 2lJ F street, m
Washin gtoD. aud Gro werner IL. II. Wells, Pres
iGeEt, and W. W. DUNCAN, Secretary ana
Treasurer. were unanimously Reelected. A
interests now pending between the company
and the Georgetown authorities and rssu ted
10 the appointment OF Messrs james Syk-S
and w. w. DUNCAN as a committee, with foil
powers TO negotiate with the corporate author
ties aud people of feorgstown either for q loan
or Otherwise and TO make arraugpmsnts ay
which the objects contained in the company,
propC s,tlon Ia SAID town, can best be promoted
TIE STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL now in pro-
eress a. Forrest Hall. for the benefit of he Ger
man Iuthern Church is well worth a visit.
MERCHANTS EXCBANGE.-The offerings this
morning were 3,2U0 bushels red whe AZ aud IL
bushels yellow corn. The wheat sold al
Sl.42k, with no sales Of corn.
RIVER ER@NT.-Entered-S.ea Thomas
T. C3pil, Martin Baltimore.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

ALEXANDRIA IrEMs.-The following are
from the 6dzetfe OF Isstevening
female IBfBOStOT.-lt was mem Toned in yastsr-
days Gazette thar a man. woman, aud child
had been put in Jail for attempting TO leave the
MARSHALL House without paying their board
bill. Ii appears that the woman In question.
VINO was here last year, ana played the same
game more successfully AZ the Mansion House
represented herself as Mrs. ex-senator Bur
nett. OF Kentucky, to some. and to others AS Mrs
BreCkinridge, of Fincastle. Va. and as having
lately been turned out of Office n Washington
with a weeks salary as her only available
means. She succeeded by her statements I'm
collecting some money, ard, as heretoior. men.
tioned. took quarters at the Marshall House.
but attempted 10 leave that hotel and return to
washington, from viii, b city she came here.
when the proprietor had her imprisoned. One
OF her items i'll her hotel bill was Sl4 for m,nt
tulips. She and her party are still in laii
A'U@t Vernon Cotton Fdct0ry-Iu the suit of
Turnbull q Co.. against Abijah Thomas and
others, in the Federal Court-an appIicatIon
was made this morning before Judge Under.
wood, at Chambers, for the sale of the NIouot
vernon Cotton Factory. it having been decided
by the receiver that he can not work the fac
tory probably. After full argument the
Judge holds the matter under al vIsement
Evening star., 1869-06-10

CRIMINAL COURT JURoRs.-Yestertay. ,bs
following Jurors were drawn for the June term
OF the Criminal Court.
GRIND yzry.-H. A. Hall and ]. n. Narrower.
Second Ward: John p. Crowley and Lev,
humphrey. Fourth; William Martin. Seventh:
Y. A IPperman, Georgetown: Thomas Ei
WOOD Second; T. Essex. Georgero wn: n.
v Gregory and W. ii. Thompson, Seventh: 7
\ DAVIS, Fourth: j. Ridgwsy, Georsetowo:
Ard Calvert, First: George Waters, George.
LOWE; W Z. Burroughs, Seventh; A. Il. Bali.
wIn- fIrsi- Benedict Muller, Fourth: II Mary-
land Filth; Sianley Taylor, Sixth; Jams,
cummings, FIrsti j. T.. Cox, Second: w y
Bates, Fourth; George II. Colison Ssyenth
Fstf JHJegS-John II. Clark Seventh Wsr3.
samuel Cropley, Georeetown; Ohio VermI
Sixth; William Slowen. FIrs,; Mjch,e,
,o. Hurth; Thomas DowIIng, Georgs,own.
EsIl.y.. county; L w. Knowles. Third
~. w Youns.- seventh; William King,
W. q. e.. Page, -. Ter, Fifth; Robert
John GrI.- ". First. i =
Peake. Six;h; William Mat'ins- - :. n
Eyeretf. FIRST; james White, Thu
Donaldson. seventh; J. A: vsn D2ren. F,i'Y,
Henry Burch, First; Jacob Rotn, tlftni a. J.
Ioyce. second; l.. A. Tuel. Flrsii j.: .. rage
seventh: Daniel Con nelly, Fftni PaIl- looks,
county; john wineeeggsr, County; Z. II. Bates,
Fourth.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

BUILDING lMPRovKNBNTs.-Amon the
hancsomest improvements IN the way Of pri-
yafe rssidepcss now oeIpg male IN Washing
tor are the erection. on street north, oct " cen
18Th street and Vermont avenue, OF two orown-
stone buildings, belonging respectively 10 Com-
modore kodeers and Colonel Hodge. When
finished they Will oe two-s.ories and French
roof high. have fronts OF twenty -four .eet each,
and run back eigSfy feet and will contain six-
finished IN the very best style, aud supplied
via all modern improvements. Tue basement
story will be OF Seneca stone and The upper
storIss supplied with New Jersey stone IN u-
miugs Mr.. Thos. Harvey has the cJG:rae. for
these buildings q, ss-.Co0 and expects TO have
them ready for occupancy oy The first Of No
yembeY
Evening star., 1869-06-10
CoLoRsp scfooL ExANrSArioxs-rae ex-

CoLoRsp scfooL ExANISArfoSs.-Tae ex-
animation Of school No. :, third dls;rict,
taught by Miss Grace A Dyson, was neid
Yesterday, from go a. m 70 p. m. Tais
school Is ungreded, and requires an amount
of labor beyond lie physical strength OF most
teachers. From its distant situation the al.
rsnoance OF friends OF the school was not so
great eo1ld be desired but there was fair
representation OF parents On account OF tue
numerous classes the superintendent took the
work almost wholly into his own haads, prIn-
cipaily 10 save time, and soon convinced all
present of the carefully planted and deep rooted
instructions OF the pupils by tue teacher, by the
ready and correct answers that were generally
given 70 his frequent Quesuonings in the sew
eral branches pursued-spelling, reading, gee
grapny. arithmetic, &e- The order and quiet
that prevailed, and the many tokens OF anec-
tion lying on the teachers desk, showed the
esteem In which Miss Dyson - held by her
pupils. This school has averaged ffly-six
pupils during the year: the avera ge per cent.
of attendance ninety. Eight pupils were ab-
sent on thee day OF examinauon, though prooa-
bly, not without good reason.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

BOAT CHALLRNGE.-Yesterday afternoon,
about6 O'Clock, the owners OF the new yacht
Little Ella,' recently built by Mr.. Thomas,
at yard, near the corn er OF tn street SOM b
noistsd canvas on their little craft and sailed
into Watts Bay. where they disem bar ked aud
proceeded 10 the headq quarters OF the owners of
the yacht witch Of the Wave" and offered
formally 10 accept of the challenge OF $500 for
q race which, IL is alleged, the later party
proposed 20 wager against any craft now in
these waters. The Little Elias" proposition
was duly noted, aad a promise made to her
owners that definite ans wer would be given
In a few days. Should the challenge be ac-
cepted, race may be expected in these waters
not excelled IN point os interest for many years
past.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

NAVY YARD MArTEGs --Iu the navy yard
colored men have ALREADY beeu employed in the
brIcklAyers' and Ioiners' gangs, aad yesterday
iames JcCper, OF Baltimore, was given en-
rlOy ymeut a. q m macbInist-the first coiored ian
employed in wo'k of that character. The
worhmen in some branches AZ ths naNy-yarj
are still working on half tune. the WORK not
Justify ing their iuli employment. The United
States steamer Neipsic, now on duty in ths
Gulf Squadron. has bCen ordered TO :he ward
for toe purpose OF Laving new propeller. of
the Porter patent. placed ia her, stead of ,har
now IN use. Several appointments have rp-
Gently been made in the Ordnance Depart.
meDt: The excitement consequent upon the
appointment OF the colored briexlayers has
subsidized.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

THIBD WARD RIPUBLIcAN CLUB AT q reg
ular meeting OF this club, held last night at
wisewel Barracks-PreSident X. J. Beale in
the chairs resolution was adopted Changing
the time OF meeting from every Wednesday
night 20 the FIRST wednesday night OF eacn
month only. DR. Deifrick offered resolution
"thaf John John e.. Ciary b expeile1 from
this club as unworthy of assoclaiing with the
Republican party hereafter,' which was
adopted; and thereupon MIR. r. N. Green WAS
elected q member Of the executive committees
To nj the Vacancy occasioned by the expulsion
cf Mr. Clary Remarks denunciatory OF NJ e.
Clary's course 81 the late election In opposition
TO me interests Of the Republican parry were
then made by Messrs. Lewis and Green, and
speeches upon general Republican matters
we're made by Messrs. Deitrick and Bealei after
which, the meetlpg ed journed.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

YESTERDAY, as the sun was fairly Kissing in
an unclcuded sky, and while we were swelter-
ing in heavy winter clothing in the vicinity OF
the Post Office, We were attracted by the stvnsh
summer raiment displayed so tastefully in front
OF the weil-known Oak Hall; veuturing IN. we
purchased one IF its summer suits al a very
moderate price, aud stepped from the estab.
mant with the elastic tread of one who hal
been relieved OF 81 heavy burden. For the
information of our readers. we would state
that Oak Hall is At 400 1th street, opposite the
Post Office.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

YOUNG BEGINXIRs.-Af few days since, Mr..
George II. Barr, residing on the Bladen sburg
road, sent b IS two sons into the city with mar
ketinR, which they disposed OF. and after buy
ing groceries = tarted for their homPs When
Near the outsst, Is Of the city, tour colored
boys-warner q. -tmes. Henry Black, Wash
MegedB. 81. SHINES, aged u, IL, IL,
and II, respectively-stU, "a the sroceriss
took their money away, as as .rrssted ~ |:
Lieut.. Eckloff and Oficer Oliver 80, , .us
depreoators yesterday. and they are he " !oi
hearing by Justice Z. L. Schmidt. on the ch.- x
OF high way robbery.
Evening star., 1869-06-10
10y J. b. WHEELER CO., Auc,ioneer,
- No. 422 Seventh street, bet q And n AZ.

RY b. WHEELER CO., Auctioneerr.
- NO. 422 Seventh street, bet and II st,.
TRUSsTEEs RGUSsEEssssALEE SALE AT AUCTION HAND
AL ARSE .,SS ,ISSSSaTIos; yIIH !4saIeszzsshEhE !aI sszshh
Esd SIX HGsSrEbb' & EEb'Ttff voEEaEE5s asEEsSIEHE5 siGEar
.us.eri1sr ifom esa 81 siesafs sspst to me the
si, dsi,o S5n esy J.; q Ispqsry D. 1867 asd
Se Of the land records for Ws.Lin g,on enSat,
lstfict ,i oi V"iamtla, shall Offer az pab + auc.
ton. I, ,hNh. on the premises. 3I9 street h.
tsetn l2'h and 18th streets, on FRIDAY tbs o I'd
Is! Of July sOmne. cins at 10 clock m ali thu
pe1bLa property mentioned in the scIedni 10 So
q. 10 said deed of trust and partially descriSd
IN THE PARLOR
One fine Medallion Carpet
Six ChaiTs 10 match
TSo Ghss ns m:iaS tfhIs d.ss.r SrnaTsS:.d T.5ls.
Cne email and one Gard Table
One Rosewood Piano
Pos cs;s1 :Sa s.i1 sssS &ns1% sSS our,
Two sfs: size s., S:1'sI s,i..s: s!s:or'
Fancy Divaps
CHAMBER !uRN1ruRE.
.n hf.
" !: /" E%:;:s$:; ES%ssss: s:::;:,s. %.rsl. top
Eour fne wardrobes -.O''
Mattresses. Bolsters, Pillows. Comforts, and Bed
Linsn sheets: Bolster and Pillo. Cases
SnsiIs. ons Ccp%Sass mole .,,s and Corner Corr Racks
DINING ROOM.
Sns Sns Er1s.els CsIIst, handsome pattern
Twelve Dining Chairs
One Sofa, two side ebosrds
One Mirror, one Msntel Clock
CSsIss4s CSTsle's and sdpfsly PsSle q Wa4s GS,s"
silver plated Tea serves
One set of me sllS se. CastaiSs ars iSs spoons
Or: Or: elegant sE.::s!; E!!5ssss.. 5..s,s
GhaiTs G and Lonegs to NJ pAtch
one 0,e kbrsT. sideboard
ONE :" MssoS Ms 1eOhca'e'
q" TSlS%e; ap Of .sse. Books. including the Gentle
Tdnb .egsline complete, Annusi Register,
ih'se IA sill Rep curtains.
or KITCHEN
" a large Range, approved pattern, with Furni-
Chairs. TsGles. 0uee nswsre. and Utensils in full
~ sIkvANrs' ROOMS
Furnished with Bedsteads and Bedding. Bureaus,
stove. S,la: IN .,i SS Il. Chamber.
Oilcioth and Carpet upon the passages and stairs
June 1853 shall .ff.r all tbsi piece or parcel Of
described :: Lot snnSsTsd .inetssn iisJ 10 David:
som subdivision of square mbered tive hundred
,aS :, s:. :ss.
trimmings aud containing sixteen copfortahie
TsS and 81
mouths from dss.. secured b. deed Of trust up IN n
TIE premises Az ccpseysnciSe and reveane
iis 8
AIs!.fs ). y xsftI aHEti III fis;;s.: ) SS.:
Evening star., 1869-06-10

ALKALoIps that bleach the teeth destroy
them The balsamic Sozodont contains peither
acrid acid nor corrosive aikali. Ii il pure
and mild vegetable preparation. and contains
a saponaeeous prineIble, derived from the fa-
mons South American Soap Tree, which rem
ders II the finest cleansing preparation ever
used for dental purposes. 81
Evening star., 1869-06-10

A NEW WAY OF Dome BUsrNRss.-Hollan-
der Bros. Will commence from this day 10 sell
all their Gents Furnishing Goods at II We per
cent. above cost. We ask all VINO are in need
of the above goods to patroniza US as il will
save cons siderable money to the buyer and ens-
bic to continue selling goods At these rates.
HoLLANDER BEos., 2IO Penna avenue
5,3l,l: between 1+th and 18th sts
Evening star., 1869-06-10

GERMAN VETERAN UNIoN.-A regular meet.
ing Of this Union was held last night AZ Wills
Hall, 7th street. Capt. Jenck in the cnair. n
letter was read from President Damn, express:
ing his eratification on the passage OF the bill
for the Introduction Of the German language
IN the schools OF the city. An invitatlon from
the Columbia Turner Verein, extending an IN >
vitation 10 attend its picnic, was accepted A
Fiparce COMMITTEES, consisting OF Ne ssrs
Eisholz, Schneider and Waiter was apGoipted
and the Union adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-06-10

TAG PUEIIC SCHOOLs.-Tne written exami-
nations for the intermediate Schools have been
entered upon. The following Were the 9ues-
hons
GeograpAy--1. In how many WAYS can You
prove ma, he earth is round! What are thew
?. Give IN tbeir order the bodies OF water
through which you would pass, and the lar--
towns and cities you might see, in gong in A
steamboat from Lake Superior to the q uIf OF
81 Lawrence 3. Name the m ountiin systems
OF North America. and describe them. A. WHAT
countries comprise Central Europe, what arp
their capitals and where situated! :. WHAT
are the principtl forms OF religion. aud where
are the professors OF each 10 be foGnd,
ArltlmetIe.-l. DIVIDE the sum OF 5-iG and ~
~ their difference. ,. Mulrply IO-5 by one
days hours and minutes, what is her
average IA e OF speesl 4. "A can hoe a row of
corn IN a certain field IN m'nutss, B can hos
row IN - min ntes, ard e. in 35 minutes what
IS the les 81 number of rows that each an no,
IN order that all may finish together! ,. Two.
thirds Of tine difference between two numbers
Is as and the smaller number Is 80, what il
me greater! D. Divide .O'eiS by J9.iO7. Give
the reason for pointing of the decimal
hs@Ty-l. what can you say about Colum.
ons; :; when and where was fought he first
battle OF the Revolutionary War What was
the result. 3. Describe the last battle of the
kevolutIoni 4. Who was Lord Baltimore, 5
State whst You know OF Major Apdre
GFdpmdf-l. " hat are the classes of pro-
nonnsl 2. What 10 The difference between reg
ular and irregular verbs ). What are the
methods OF distinguishing the two sexes.
Give example. I. Give a synopsis of the verb
q, potential mood, second person, singular
number. s. What is a conjunctiye adyerb,
Name some OF them. AnaIyzs and parse the
following: Behind a cloud the N oon with.
drew In woe
.SP>Riag E0ot.-J. Add ing 10 the following
words, and give the rnIes for spelling. viz. Dut
IoIn, visit. move ,. Whit rs the rule for SPELL
Iue words which have fill as an affix! j.
Write the plnrals of staT and flag sia5.
Aasie.-l. What are the departments in
music. and Of what does each treat . Howis
the relative lelgth OF tones measured! g Waaf
10 triple measure and how is IL accented,-
Guadruple' !. When are tones in uni-oa!
What do the elefs de ermInsl What cle;s ar,
IN common usei q. For what purpose do We
Use the sy yliaoles do, re, me, g., and f3r Eha,
the hTst seven letters Of the alph phabet!
Evening star., 1869-06-10

NATIONAL THRATER.-The associates of
Kelly & Leon will remain at the Nation al
Thea,sr for three nights longer. We advise all
ous readers who desire to ENJOY burlesq ne and
good vocal and instrumental music TO be in at.
tendance. This troupe has several novelties
in their programme, and their performances
give universal salts faction. Their ourlesq ues
Of Frsnch Opera are capital.