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AN Act for the relief Of Henry McConely. CD
Be IL enacted BY the Bodrd Of Aldermen and Board
Of Comm Council Of the CITY Of Washington, That
the rum Of twenty dollars and seventy five cents be-
and the same 10 hereby, appropriated payable of
the general fund to enable the Mayor 10 refund to
Henry McConoly this amount paid by him TO City
sewer, square SIS, part of lot T. and the Mayor be,
and he is hereby, authorized and required 10 cause
the above um Of twenty dollars and seventy five
cents to be paid. TApprovt d, May SO, 1870.
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AN ACT for the relief of Benjsmn Thomas
Be IL enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board
~ Common Council Of TIE tSfy W WasAtasfos, That
the sum Of twenty dollars be, the is hereby
apnf1prsted; payable cut q the general fund, to
the amount Of fine imposed on him by Justice VIII
liam Thompson IN the month Of February, 1870.
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INroRfANr TO 0ENTLnN.-N You wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, al erease
spots efectually removed 70 that they will never
show again; you wish your clothing nicely
pressed SO that they will look like new, send
agent Of Staten Island and New York Dyeipa,
and sole proprietor Of new Partisan process, 6iS
9th street, opposite the Patent Office. List Of
prices:-Coats, from q to e250; Pants, 10 centa;
Vests, 20 cents; o whole Summer Suit, e2.2s.
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me call. Fish
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
ehectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References MessS. b. II. Duvall,
- Pa. ave; 8. II. Heiberger, 242 Pa. ave; G.
St: A. Saks & Co.. 316 7fh St. aad many others.
See advertisement In another column. bl6,1:
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AN ACT to set the curbs,ones and pave the footway
and cutters on the west side Of Third stree

BE II enacted By the Board Of Aide men and Boar
Y COMMON Council ofhs Cry Of Washington. That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby. authorized aud re-
queeted TO cause the curbstone to be and foot
WAYS and cutters paved on the west side OF
Ihlrd street west, between D and p streets north
The work TO be contracted for and executed in the
manner and under The superintendent provided by
law ana 10 defray the expenses of said
special tax egual 20 the cost thereof is hereby m
pos1d and levied ON al lots parts of lots bordering
ON the nne OF the improvement; the said tax 20 be
assessed and collected In conformity with the pro-
visions OF the act approved October II, ISIS.
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TIE MOUNT VERNON AssCCIATIoN-The
vice regents of the LADIES' Mount vernon A o.
citation, twenty-five in number, are now all coli
lected at Mount Vernon, and te-day their yearly
session commences, TO continue for three days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

FKYs IN ADvANCE.-For all suits Issued ont of
the Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia
IN civil cases the United States marshal is su-
thOrized 70 receive his fees in advance OF ser
vice.
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ACT 10 set the curbstones and pave the footvavs
ess cutters or the west eide OF Twenty fourth

ess cutters or the west eide OF Twenty fourth
BE At enacted ~ ths Roard Of AIdSrnes and Rooy-
I tsni'ion tOhHtif Of the q IF Washingfoa That
tne M ~ or De ana he 10 hereby, authorized and re-
quested to cause the curbstones 10 be SET aud tba
,eoiways and cutters paved ON the west side Of
LweniS fourth street west. between q aud
str, ets north. The work TO be contracted for
and executed in the manner and under she sr.
perintendence provided by law; and to defrav
equal 70 the cost thereof is hereby imposed ami
levied on all lots or parts Of lots bordering on tha
line 81 the Improvement the esid to be assessed
and collected in conformity with the provisions of
the act approved October Ii lsS5 ~
Approved NAV
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FIFTH WARD BUILDING AssOCIATIoS.-At
the eighteenth monthly meeting OF this assOcia-
ton, held last evening over DoOley's drugstore,
the sum OF Sc 600 was advanced on 50 shares, at
an average of 49h per cent.
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the SiXtv-SeVenth
Co0nctl Of Washingt0n City, ID. &.

Az AoT Authorizing the MAYOR to purchase water
Is. ue-aersI ~ iSs BseSG ~ 1iSssisaa asa Is ,ars
q C.inhasn ConHefi a fae Cary of Hash,astoH, That
chase in open market or by contract ali the water
mains, not exceeding twenty-h re thousand feet,
LAYING and tapping the same. which may be re
aured by this Corporation for the year lss and that
Of ~hieh ss.keisn, sum is hereby sSsrcpria.ed.
ssc. Ard Be II FErtAsr ssaese6. That the Mayor
sss:ss Of doing Sasnes. in tbs eiis
Prec,ded, They can be made on ~ favorable terms
aseise"here tApproved- Nay Il $50.
An ACT authorizing the laying Of q water main in
Esiissaasd ~ "a, fSca,d o. iiss,me. ssa Board
CSm,aos Co.'S sSss;, !" ias Cay 81 Rss.,ssto. That
IN Eleventh street east, from PeunsyIvania avenue
thereof . sufficient sum be, and is hereby, appro-
By sns the ss s g s
Bordering on said water main as are sHth.!ised By
Az ACT te set the curbs.enes and save the foot
stree. Dssssn .na wssr sas 81 ,SatS
west.
u e.mMos So"nt,i s e.y 81 G@sa..sio. ' Tsss
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and re-
}ootysays and cutters .paved on the vest side Of
sixth street west. between x and Water streets
executed in The manner and under the sapernten n
denee provided by lswssnd to defray the expenses
es1Q a eclal equal 10 tue cost
thereof Is hereby imposed and levied all lots o.
parts Of lots bordering the line of the improve
ment the eaid tax to be assessed aud collected in
conformity With the provisions of the act approved
October u, loe5. Approved, May 81, 1870.
JoIyT RE<oLUrIoE for grading and crawling Fifth
street. east from street north to Boundary street
cSua e fSata an sss E TS.t
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and di
rected TO have graded and led Fifth street east
from M street north 50 Boundary street, to a width
not exceeds sixteen le) feet. and to have planted
q or n. ar the intersection of Boundary street and
Filth street north the necessary trunks the pur
pose of efecting proper dr ainage at that psint
The sum OF three huHdred dollars or somuch there
OF as may be necessary, is herebv appropriated to
carry into effect the poses OF tfs act, payable
ont Of the funds Of the Fourth Ward.
Approved May q, $50. .a...
An ACT granting certain privileges to John w.
Thompson.
Beu enacted tv the Board " Atdymsa and Board
OF Common CoEactl o. the Cify of WaShSHgtoH, That
pc omission be, and is hereby granted TO John W
Thompson TO bag windows, ex tending net m re
than hive feet iron the building line, to his new
du cling house about to be butt on let No s. in
square No. 2lS Yrortdtd. The consent Of the Presi
dent of the United States be first obtained.
Approved, May %, 1870.
u. B. GRANT, President United States.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Anusemeufa Aa

NATIoNAL THKATKR--Bryants Minstrels-
WALLS OPERA HOUsE-walhallA aud Bio
plastic Troupes with Prince D'JalmA, the m An
serpent.
T.. II. Smith.
DAILY KxCuRs1oN Of the steamer Arrsv to
Mount Vernon
SHrrH's Arr GALLERY, 245 street.
MARKRIrER's ART GALLERY, 4ss tn street.
BARLOw's ART GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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FINE RESIDENCE FOR RESr.-See notice in
our Georgetown advertising column.
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JoINT REsoLurIsN surpendins tax sale.

BE IL yesoIred by rae Bsard az Aldermen and Booyd
q ComrloH Council Of the Guy Of WaShingtoa That
the City Collector be- and he hereby res eectfuy
requested TO suspend the tax sale Of lots Nos ana
IN square No LIS, for laying foot pavements mn Ri
after the first day OF July, $50, until such time
as the Committee on Claims report on bill sff.ctng
The above Damed lots, and ROW under Consideration
by said committee. IApproyed Nav a. is7o
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,
Jet Jewelry,
Opoide Initial Buttons,
French Etruscan Sets,
0-oide Bracelets,
received Chris morning at Prigg's Bollar Jeweiry
Store, We 457 Pa. ave-, bet 4 X and 9th sts.
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The Courts.

THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIBgL CASE
CIRCUIT CoURT, Judge Oia.-Yesterday, BY
cons ut of the defendant, Mr.. William A. Cook
Withdrew from having any further connection
with the case This v an action for libel. and
damages laid at go TOR An article pnb-
hshed in the hatsSn1s RclUL ,ioaH, and has been
before the court tor soms time, iii ferent motions
having been made to take testimony and to
postpone.
MIR. n. Wilson, on the part of the defenaan..
again argued law points, which were eFerruled
and then fled an affidavit of the defendant.
setting forth that he could not safely 10 to trial
in the absence of certain TESTIMONY which he
deemed essential to his defense; that his counsel
was unable 20 proceed with the case in conse-
quence OF Illness, and finally, that he was OF
opinion that he could not get fair asd impsr.
tai trial fr00 the judge presiding l.Justice
Olin,) owing TO prejudice entertained by him
anu Opinions expressed ON the merits Of the
case, and Also because Of the Intrinsic soci Al
Telatlons exisaang between the said Judge and
the plaintiff.
Justice Olin remarked that If the epsuud of
Illness Of counsel onlyhad been urged he would
e disposed TO grant any reasonablo REQUEST for
DELAY; but when IL was urged that he cou3d not
give an impartial trial to the case because of
has social relations with the plaintiff he would
give no hood to the Application. and wesld try
ne case a. best he knew how. He then ordered
sworn. s
Mr.. Merrick stated the case for the p,.,atiff.
ara was followed by MIR. Wilson for the defen-
This morning. che case was resumed. and
MT. feck, former editor Of the Republican ives
examined.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Humphreys.
day James Rollins was convicted OF grand lar
ceny and sentenced to one year in the Albany
This morning Pink jackson was convicted of
grand larceny of key Of butter. Chas. Baylis
WIS FOUND guilty in one case of petit larceny
al anu not guilty In second. he was sentenced
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PETTY Yesterday Oficer Lawler
arrested Thomas Bulger for petty larceny, and
Justice Mills held him to security for court.
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DENTISTRY.

REMOVAL.
DR. MERRILL
has removed his DENTAL OFFICE to
1I12 street; near 18th. h@
All DENTAL WORK done in the best SAIG0
mai ner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas
for extracting teeth. jelO
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ASAcrfor the relief of I n LORD

a Common Council Of hs CIR or Washinston That
the sum Of one hundred and thirty eight dollars and
thirty three cents be- and the samsis hereby, sppro
Ward to enable the Mayor to repay the ssid sum to
John b. Lord, In reimbursement Of an executive
assessment paid by him account Of the construc-
ton OF the sewer in Fourth street west. :, -,
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A DISTRICT BoY.-On SATURDAY. at the first
public contest for prizes in the gymnasium at
Princeton College, New jersey, the second
prize Of SIS was awarded to j. +. Kelly, of the
District OF Columbia
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Tag NEW POLICE COURT.-The Marshal is
" ponce
court can hold its sessions, and the central
guardhOuse Gin the second story of which il a
large ROOM has been suggested as probably the
most central and convenient location. Up TO
O'Clock this morning the judge hadno been ap-
pointed There il cOnsiderable.talk about the
City Hall in relation to this court, and the Of
nces of judge and clerk being regarded pure
ly local, and the expenses being chargeahle TO
the District cities and county, IL is urged that
competent persons TO MI those ofhces NAV be
found in the Observation-Disclosures who are thor
onghly eonversant with the local la~s, and
have such q knowledge of the people a. would
prove valuable in the transaction Of the busi-
ness of the court.
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GEORGETOWN ADVERfIsEMKNrS.

nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES,
- At 1Ol BRIDGE ST., GEoRG ETOWN, DC.
Bin Iron Grenadines at 31sc. SOC, &c. very CHEAP
Printed DeLanes and Armures l21ac worth 2Oc
case yard wide Beached Shifting, an excellent ar
tiele, INC. ~ "
Lawps Iasc. TO &c; White Marseilles Sc aud u,Ic
Striped and p ain Grenadines I0c, worth CSC
All wool Cassimeres at J0c. and Csc, worth &c
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from &c. up; genuine Kid
Gloves 81.
We are selling great bargains in all kinds of goods
Give us call and buy cheap.
lel6-tr RENIAMJN
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WINTER STOCK or COAL.-Mr. James Glea-
son, G. street wharf, ANNOUNCES elsewhere th at
he - laying in coal for winter use. which he can
sell al rates fer below the present market prices.
See advertisement.
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ASAcr to grade and pave the alley. in square No
AN ACT to grade and pave the alley in sauare No.

BE u enacted ty the Board Of Aldsrmes aaa Board
taranos Cosretl ~ the Ctfy Of WasA,sston. tn at
the Mayor be- and he Is hereby, authorized and re-
Quested TO canse the alley in square No las 20 be
graded and paved. This work 60 De contracted for /.
and executed IN the manner and under the superin
tepdence provided by law; and To defray the ex
pense OF the said improve1eet q special tax equal
TO the cost thereof herebv imposed and levied on
all lots parts Of lots borderipe6a ereon she said
tax TO be assessed and collected cobfor nifty with
the prcvisions Of the act Of October q, ls6l.
Approved, May 20, 1870
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provided by law; and Il defray the expense Of
the sshf Improvement special tax equal 60 the
Thereof i hereby imposed aud levied sll lots
parts Of lots bordering the line Of the tmprovs
ment; the said to be assessed and collected in
conformity with the provisions Of the surroved
October u, lSt5. tApprOved, May ~, lsso.
Az AcT for the RELIEF of 6 sorgA II Lee.
Be 20 sSGoist " rae Board Of A i.rMsR aad Bora
81 Common CSsnetf ~ fhs Cry 81 WaSs ngfOH, That
the sum Of twenty dollars be, and the is here
BY. appropriate d cut Of the general fund 20 RAIN
burse George Lee he amount OF hne imposed hy
Justice Mills on the Arb day ct January, for an Al
legged violation Il law; snd that the Mayor be, ard
he Is hereby authorized 20 the sum q twenty
dollars to be paid. fADprovei May 10, $50.
An Acr TO grade and pave the alley. in square No.
sas.
BE ~ enacted by ths Beard ~ AIdsrme. and Boud
az CoDIEnoe CoERcti 81 rae Cry 81 WsSstaEfos That
the Mayor be. and he i hereby, au'hor,rea and r.
auestfd TO cauee the seye IN sQux are No - 70 be
graded and paved in the usual manqer. The work
to be contracted for, and executed in the nann-r
and under the superiateldsnce provided by Law:
and TO defray the expenses Of said improvements a
special tax equal 60 the cost there is hereby i'm
ssd and levied ali lots parts Of lots bordering
on the line Of the Improvement: the said tar he
assessed and collected ia conformity With the pro
visions Of the act approved October H. lsss
Approved, Hay %. $50.
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An Acf to paw the claim Of John @. Parker 70,

tionery furn ished the City Collectors Once
BE II enacted by the Board Of Aidernaea aad Board
the sum three hundred and twenty-three dollAre
and ten cents be, and the same 10 hereby, appro-
praied out Of the general fund to enable the Mayor
to pay the claim OF John O. Parker for stationery
supplied to the once OF the City Collector.
Approved Nav 30, 1870 81.
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Immense STOCK Of
TEAS, CoFfEKs. PURE SPICES
FANCY AND STAPLE GRocKR,r,
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AxAcr for the relief on sta,ban p.,.o,

Bs az enaeted by the Board Of Aldsyrea aad Boara
Con1SloH Council % the CITY AZ Washtngfo Tn Al
the tax OF sixty six dollars and fifty nye cents ss-
sessed upon lot Is, IN square all, for abating nuts
anCe, IN the summer Of 1865, together with all
INFLATED interest thereon, and the costs of adye .
ing the came, and other charges which now stand
charged upon the tax books AGAINST Stephen Par
sons be, and the are hereby REMIT a and tbe
SAID stephen Parsons 10 hereby relieved from the
PAYMENT OF the same. the said having been err-
neousy assessed tApproved May 20, ls7O.
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THE RIVER FEoNT.-Arrivals at JAS. Glea-
sons G-street Wharf-Sohooner widows Sons,
WOOD, Tor JAS. Gleason; steamer Enterprise
wood, for JAS. Gleason; schooner Matthias Des,
mond 2, coal for same.
SherVs Whdrf.-Arriyed-Sch Ann Jare,
Smith, from Aqua creek, with free stone Tor
VIM Mully; steamer Enterprise, Doty, with
cargo Of wood for q. l.. Sheriff.
CroUchs Whdrf.-Hrrived-Sehr Boiand. Chr
ran, wood TOR Captain Crouch.
BroHn's, Whaf.-Arrived-S Art, AVIAN
dale. wOad for James Granger. -
Rdey's WhdIf.-Arrived-Sch L. ID. Dun
mock, Elliott, salisbury, lumber for j. w.
Ward; Commodore Common, Gilmore, Port
Deposit, lumber for VIM. McLain, American
Coaster, Pannell, Cherry Stone, clans for mar
ket; Ann Z. Gibson, Brown, fish for market
Carriers Whd6.-Arrived--Sch Iris,
Griffin, Havre-de-Grace, coal, H. HALEY; Maid
Of the Mist, Cook, coal. Marshall & Co; Mary
NDmegvs, vii on, coal, Geo. Bogus; Thomas G.
Worrell, Sewafd, coal, same. .H.
Hdrreys WhaT.-Arrived-Sch Kent,
seward coal, Harvey, Clark 81 Given; Ocean
McCreery, coal, same.
Aeic Tug Bodt.-Henry Davis and VIM Ben
nett, two young men OF the Seventh Ward, have
purchased a new tug boat from BOrdentown,
n. J., TO run on the river, called the X. X.
Rodgers.
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BANKERS.

= ---------- -
I B. BRYAN, Pres. J. A. KU11, Treee
corner Of seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
Open daily from ESQ .. N. 10 81 n. Ana On s.,
onDA . " -N-1-o, run e..o 70 .:01. N. wy
lax SVVA1 . co..
..n :. -. -.
GOLD AND sILyER.
EST n ~ - = :. (
nApTvr.,r.vrva ~up rurx nm,
r -
So,
viii maksa
SAVING OF AT LEAST as PER GENT.
By buying their ~s Ira
TOILET ARTICLES AND NOTIONS
49, = = = - 800
,,,.,.- ~.
- '''-''' - - W. 49, ''''' A-s~ "
H'0.s' =" Wv" - 'n''n' sno pr'00''
-.eH
70 reduce this Extensive Stack he will A
.a
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GEORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE, 70 Hieh
" street.Just received, an unsur passed assert
Knives, Pipes, Fans, Albums, &C., &c. Gall and
see, at No. 10. mv2S. I'm
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Az AcT for the relief Of Emil Fouscher Patrick
Sullivan. and Bush -od Wash in gtnn.

Sullivan, and Bush-od Washington
BE enacted By rae Board or AldyH9en AID Is ard
Y Common Co-Hcff 81 rhs CRY Of WdShlagtoa That
the sum Of one hundred aud sixteen dollars be. ami
the same fs hereby. apprOpriat ont of the general
fund 70 reimburse Emil Foucher. Patrick sullivan.
aud Bushrod Washington for money CHROME 1usly
assessed poa them for grading sidewalks on we Z
avenue and X street north.
Approved May 30, ls70.
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DAVIS, sol Market Space, corner Of sth st., is
still selling Straw Goods and Paraeols at cost,
and all other kinds Of goods remarkably cheap.
He is receiving new goods, comprising choice
novelties, daily. Ladies, give him an early
call
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ne mas Just returned from New York. where he
ms been during the past week selecting a STOCK
OF CHOICE GOODS, which, owing to the RECENT
GREAT DECLINE in that market, and having
BOUGHT FOB CASH only, and having also pro-
cured very Low RATES or TRANSPORTATION
per Steamer direct to thi. City, he can now offer %
the Washington public at prices which. for tho
same quality Of Goods, cannot be undersoId south 90
New York city.
ELPHONzO YOUNGs,
GROCER,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
ieltf Ninth AND " STREETS.
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REAL ESTATE SALKs-Fitch K Fox real
estate brokers, have sold part of lot s. in square
1876, fronting p feet on NJ street north bet seen
18th and 18th, TO Messrs. Dougherty and Bor-
land, for 81 eco. Also, part OF lot 10 in square
~, fronting % feet on f7th street west between
Massachusetts avenue and street, and run
ming back 10 feet, improved by a two-story
frame house, 10 Charles keegin, for 81 $50. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

AT TIE MONTHLY MEETING OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening, in
the parlors OF the association, Mr.. John Twee-
dale read "a Hagsr in the Wilderness -" Charge
OF the Light Brigade, ;" and "The Drummer's
Bride" and speeches were mads by Messrs
Winslow, Sleigh and Rev. Mr.. Myrick. Some
very tine music added to the pleasure OF the
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

THERE Is UNDERSTOOD to be some apprehen-
son among the base ball fraternity that the
championship Of the South" will again revert
10 Baltimore. The Olympics. of this city, who
now bold il, were easily beaten in Baltimore
yesterday by the Ppstimes who will send over a
strong nine to- morrow to play the return game,
on the Olympic grounds, and take that title
home with them IL possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-21

PERSONS desiring to purchase Ready-made
Clothing will do Well to bear in mind the Cloth
ing Esta6fshment Of
LEVI BARR,
At ~ Corner Of ia and y s1peets.
He manufactures all his own Goods, and
guarantees every article sold to iRsare satisfac-
ton. Fresh arrivals Of the latest styie OF Goods
can be seen ct his establishment every morning.
Persons desiring TO be comfortable during the
hot season cssn procure An entire OUTFIT of every
species Of Garments, from an Undershirt TO .
Dress Coat, at avery nominal cost, IT. the corner
fth and etreets, Washington, d. q. 2,6
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TEMPERANCE ARFAlRs--The delegates ap-
pointed by the various Catholic Total Absti-
nence Societies assembled at Carroll Hall ON last
Sunday evening, to project measures whereby
The different societies veuld be represented in
central council similar TO that of ST. Vincent de
raul. Ii WAS the opinion OF all present that a
Union on the above principle, which has one
rated so successfully in other confraternfties
would prove equally so in this and the cause of
temperance promoted in q degree hitherto un-
The 81. Stephens Total Abstinence held
Their regular weekly meeting last night Quite
number signed the pledge. IL Is the intention
Of this Society 10 get up a grand excnrsion o.
Ele-biei due notice of which will be given In
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Sole proprietor ofs new French Occurring Process,
q yhicn he Y able to cleanse ladies dresses Of al
k,nds, Eltnogt being ripped. Gentlemen . clothing
cleaned s9e0t g esD, and guarantees 10 given that
crease spots viii be removed, % that they van not
Prices the cheapest In the city.
Rynesoss:-Msesrs; y. ii. Duysn, l3t p. ave,
&. sys;W T. 6ri6fk, SOS 81 g.; 4. ssIs Co..
316 It'll IT,, and many others. ap1l I'M