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Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR

TENNALLYTOWN.
- BY virtue 81 two deeds of trust made and exc
E6erslgn trustees OF the Tennallytown Union
Building Association, one bearing date on the 22j
day OF May, A. D. lSss, and recorded in Liber No
o4s at folio 24s. one of the land records OF Washing
ION county District OF Colunbia the other bearing
G s si ise S dsy Of gIne SS and recorded
records OF the county and District aforesaid and
under the instructions and at the request of the
treasurer OF said assOciation, will offer at pub
Ilc auction on TUESDAY, the 31st day of May, A. D.
ises, an that piece parcel 81 ground lying in the
county OF Washington, District of Columbia, and
known az BART Of Fletcher's Chance. Beginning for
the same ~ q corner common to the lots purchased
by James MCGEE and Ann Morgan and the south
corner OF said Hillery Smith and also before the
70 John e Chappeil's land and running from thence
with one OF the division lines between said Chap
pen and Smiths. north 81 degrees, west SIX
ReIcnes 70 the end OF laid division line, then south
aeRreegs west 50x perches, to an intersection Of
perch westward from raid James McGee's north
west corner, then south S7x degrees east rerch to
eaid ames McGees northwest corner, and thence
with said james McGee's north line straight to the
oeelnning' containing about acres, roods and 20
Terms OF sale: $500 cash; balance in two equal
payments at and II months, with interest from the
day OF sale the same TO be secured by deed Of trust
on the premises sold. 800 deposit will be required
And stamps at the cost OF the purchaser. The trus
tees reserve the right in case the terms of sale are
not complied with within i've days after the day of
SAFE 70 resell said property upon i've days public
chaser. - : - 80
lff CHARLEs B. BELT,
r1 JENKIN THOMAS, ( trustees.
ap9-Aw&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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CITY ITEMS,

GREAT REDUCTION IN TAXES at the seat of
Government. Everything down below gold
prices. That's what the people want. We are
up to the times and offer Mems, Bows aud
Youths Spring Clothing cheaper than ever for
the next thirty days, at Oak Hall Clothing
Me-
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ANOTHER DISGRACE TO THE CITY
Another Descent Upon the FurnituF
Of the Mayors Omcei

It seems that the furniture in the Mayors ONCE is
In danger OF seizure sgas, this time complaint of
H. W Hamilton Co. in default Of payment Tor re-
pairs to the public school buildings of the Third
Sub District in September, ls55. Messrs. Hamilton
failing IN their repeated efforts 10 get the bill
SZl 75) hquidated yesterday placed the account in
the bands OF Justice Plant for collection, who i'm
mediately issued warrant against the Mayer and
corporate authorities sunmoning them to appear be-
fore him and answer the plea Tomorrow afternoon
~ clock. The following is copy Of the bill and
the warrant:
WARRINGTON, September Is, lsS
Mr.. g. b. Piumsiil, Commissioner sixth Ward,
Third School District.
Bought OF II. W Hamilton q Co.
your fndovs, l2xl6, sash glazed, at S475. SO 90
One window, 2x4,s IS
sn7s
certify that the above il correct.
s. ID. PLuHsILL. Commissioner Sixth Ward.
ASp'O'eN n. a W Vi IIeliS'{ Trustees.
-, $50 81. BowrS. MAYOR
" 10 ChdYfsS u H1YrigdH any other pOffss oGe1
fyssflsE--summon the Mayor, Board of Aldermen
AID Board Of Common Council, of the city of Wash
1neton, ID. e., whom have before justice OF the
peace, on the 19th day Of May. $50 At clock
p. WHISKY and Perry Cofman, late Trading under
of q debt Of 9z1z5." r
it'll the above warrant, closing the bill, Officer
Harrigan called az the Mayor Office this morning
about half past 10 O'Clock, but could not serve the
Mayor was out.
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THE FIFTH WARD Bull DING ASSOCIATION held
its seventeenth monthly meeting last evening over
Dooley's drug store and the sum Of $3.50 was
advanced ~ shares, at an average Of IS per cent
IL appears that the demand for stock great and
the supply so scarce Capitol Hill, that arrange.
ments are being perfected for the formation Of
new association in that vicinity. n
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POLICE ITEMs.-Thsmas G. smith was arrested
yesterday by Officer Brown, on the charge of false
pretenses, preferred by Timothy Regain, and com
mitted to Jail for further hearing by Justice Smith
william Harris was arrested yesterday by Officer
Srupp, for bathing in Rock Greek, and Justice
Drufy fined him 81 and costs. -
g. w. Cross arrested ys sterday for peddling
without license, and fined SO and costs by Justice
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GEORGETOWN AID, *rlShtINIs.

hDNL -
Old WHISTLES AT COST.
BEST BAKER wHIskKY, 3. so gallon
as$$H#IIsskkEESS IS y 8. :: :'1 ssi.ss,
ssSS!E5hh .ns Rshf n R:E s:.'n and OLD
fThHRahE s:..ooER.ss :. .aysrti.ss prices.
N-As sn8 FANCY GEoG z lfss {, Ss's
mynu Sc. corner Bridge and High SIS
DRY GOODS CRkAPER THAN EvER.
IS brss. S Ssea: :f FOR s sSs
sosss ersnssa.: and ssl.ss: ssiI LAWS se
.s 81 dor hs.. S:I'S s:.Is, g sssa fS
Cd SfsF Sci & =:
Ca Cali and ;' examine SSss B.!s.In. e Ill ~
my l2-tr l01 Bridge street. 0sorGetown.
EsTA atss.. Loan 3FFISE No ss
STEIN STEIN. Money loaned On 81 kinds md, Of msI a
vste sale. with ten per cent. less than at auction
GREAT sARaAIEss ~ H66 SIRkINa AND SUN:
,,s Bs1pssG s4srI1. d.5tSs22rSoi~s. D. O..
has received tH si5i ;ssI 6ssss Isoops
Consisting s;as Of J:Psns:s silks Black siIss ars1s.
suits; Organdies, Lawns, Percaies, Ginghams, Seer
'pSss xh R0T IsdH Essef; Lame''' &C.
goIyins, Alexandre's, and Courvoisiers KID
GLOVES; PARASOLS.
yones NaiD.ooks and Cambrics, French Muslins,
Organdies Richardson D Irish Linens; Lace, Hem
stitched, and Plain Linen Cambria Handkershiefs;
with a frst rate assortment Of Gents and Boy
Wear, Ladies and Gents Underwear, En{iish and
German Hosiery, Housefurnishing Goods, Mating,
~Having purchased all goods at the recent great
decline in New York, for casa Washington ladies
will find Ii TO their advantage to ride over.
my5-1m j. III. B.
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ALEXANDRIA ADVRRTIsEMEyTs.

TO THEiR LARGE AssORr%fNr or
60 Q d
sa ssSsh At H c. and :s
SeeaP, ensaeing 70 deliver pakage ct any point IN
Dress Goods, In great variety. Black silk, from
9 hS to $40 Our Mourning Goods Department
dEGTLiEiEy DEPARTAENT-Cloths and
CensH@eFss pade e ORDER ABSTRACTION guaranteed.
OF the best stylee OIL C1oths, I'll widths
pS SReS1si attention called 70 our LLAMA LACE
POINTS: We would cordially invite ~ nersons
who want TO bIy CHE GOODS In our Hne TO call
sna see rs q Nos - and ~ King street, Alexan-
uIIe, va. myl2-lm
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81 IS
i certify that the above IN correct.
s. Ii. PLuHsILL. Commissioner Sixth Ward.
Appro'ed'-yHMEs Z; pgLIS,} Trustees.


IL seems that Mr.. Bowen, despite the positive re-
fusal Of the Government to take part in his favor
against good Republican like Mr.. Emery, 10 seek
ing by hookor By crook to get sort OF counte-
nance from some Of the Departments. Yesterday he
and his man Cook left with John A. Graham As
slstant Re gister Of the Treasury, large number
nent headed Mayor Bow en- Letter of Acce ptancs
20 be circulated through the Treasury DEPARTMENT
Subsequently Mr. Graham gave enc Of the messengers
= number OF copies for distribution, having first
hsken the precautiOn to quire IL he was all right
The messenger. however. before distributing them
fhought ~ best to ascertain n the act would be an,
there would be any objection, and Informed that
tke Inee 81 the Department forbade the dstrb
81 any POLITICAL document there and thai II the priy
1lege was given TO one il would be clained bv
another. The pile Of Bowen doc uments Therefor re-
manned intact IN Mr.. Graham's room and in is mn.
derstood that that gentleman will have them Dis
fributed in the Second Ward s
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RIVER FRoNr.-Fopler's Wharf.-Arrived, schr
and =. Corson, from Bangor, Me-, with lumber
:, Fdy's WhaU.-Arrived, schrs. g. @. Thompson,
Eansant N: b. MARROW, Anderson; Briar, Overton,
all from Maine, with ice for Fay and Baiy
Carers Wha,C-Arrived-Schoone George and
Barneclo: Maria Elisabeth, McNamar, He1Sek de-
Grace, with Lyken's Valley coal for George Bogus.
sailed-Schooners Martha Skinner, Wroten, aad
Lawrence, Rhea, down the river, light,
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Anct.; Georsetown.
VALUABLE BUSINESS STAND IN GEORGE

- That desirable four story Brick Store,
E: southeast corner Bridge and High strests,
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, ct s O'Clock D.
his store Is built IN the most substantial man
street. and running south OF equal width 50 par
81 The hniIdsna snS nsra ,I ELLA 'ne sa slzs
has been occupied by me for the past Is years O.
grocery store, and is considered the best in George
town.
Terms: 0ne-third cash; the remainder in 8, Il, IS
and months, with interest semi annually; deferred
payments secured by deed of trust. Stamps and
deeds at cost Of the purchaser; II the terms Of sale
signed the right 70 sell ave days notice.
at the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
my Its ICourierl THOs. DOWLiNa, 1nct.
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IMPORTANT TO, GENTLKMKN.-f you wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, all grease
spots effectually removed SO that they will never
show again; if you wish your clothing nicely
pressed 50 that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, frst-class scourer;
agent Of Staten island and New York Dyeing,
ndsole proprietor Of new Partisan process, SIS
9Th street, opposite the Patent Office. List of
prices:-Coats, from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 80 cents; q whole Summer Suit, S2N
Ladies would do we'll, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me a call. Fish
ers Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
enectually out, and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References:-Me ssrs. b. H. DuvaH,
"a Pa. ave.; s. II. Heberger, 2i2 Pa. ave.; G..
St; A. Saks & Co., 3l6 It'll st., and many others
See advertisement in another column. 5,I6,l:
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The Bewen-Aisen Bargain. d

Editor Star:-Mr. Fred. Aiken INDUCES in some OF
his characteristic Dem Jack Association rant but
/ notice he does not deny my statements. He can't
The fact be established thst he has had
confidential interviews with Bowen and Cook In
to Bowen. IL was first proposed to bring out big
picture Of Bowen In the Gazette, with an elaborate
biographical notice Of that worthy but il was final
ly decided that the paper could serve Bowen more
efiectually by bringing out Democratic candidate
to di, ert votes from Mr.. Emery. The difficulty,
however. has boon to get Democratic candidate to
run, they all see through the Bowen Aiken dodge
part of the conspiracy was get Aiken to indnce
SwartZ, President Of the defunct Dem Jack. Asso-
citation to call meeting for its but
20 far the members of that association do not
TO see it. 1t remains to be seen whether Aiken will
be able to carry out any part of his bargain
ONE WHO Knows
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WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS,
White Duck Vests,
Single and Double-breasted,
A large variety Of kinds and sizes,
from $3.50 to IS.
One price only.
GEORGE @. HENNrNG,
No. 40 It'll street northwest.
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VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, ON
BRIDGE STREET, AT AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY, May 18th, at 81 O'Clock
E will sell, in front of the premises, that valu-
liable Store and Dwelling, No. 153 Bridge ST.,
a few doors west Of High street, containing ten
&c The situation is very desirable for business as
the property is in excellent repair. and immediately
at the terminus of the street railroad, and offers
every inducement to purchasers an investment or
business purposes. -
Terms at sale. Conveyancing and stamps at the
myI6 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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ARRErrD ON BzNcH wAsRAx-
Roman, eolored: fugitive from justice va. ~.
yesterday by Ofcer Brett of the fourth rested
beneh warrant Issued By Judge ID. X. Carte on
turned over 20 the Marshal and
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IHI CBoRAI SOCIETY last night paid their nr..,
dent, MI frznkfin Philip, the Compliment OF = A.
nS uui serenade, az his residence on X street IN
was very pleasant affair all around ~
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"THRRR's No SUCH WORD Az FAIL! =" -
This is absolutely true In using Dooley's Chem
combination Of the ingredients entering into its
manufacture. that good biscuits, rolls, or pas
try; both light and nutritious, can be made
without fail 1t Is always ready, always reliable,
ordinary manufacture. For sale in packages to
meet the wants Of all, by grocers generally. eos
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Emery Clubs in the sixth Ward.

Rins FTands TO be Guarded Against-Pr,Daary El,c-
nor Joy Ward Candidges-A Raf,teat,On M.ettns
10 be Hstd-AnotheT Emery CIst.
The Sixth Ward Emery Club held meeting last
evening at their hall, corner 9th street east and
South Carolina ayenue-the President, Mr.. Z. b.
MI. J. Y. Loughlin offered the following, which
we're ssepted:-W here.s we have seen with indigna-
Cook, and men Of like stamp, have undertaken, by
70 the S Sf Ss ,bst
ss f. make Of 3 the best
By the homes, and
neeected TO register in their proper wards 10 play
n ana
ssis si Be % b
1, me C .S during ,ns the time the Board o Regis
hsir proper wards; and that the corresponding sec
cate with the several ward orssnixStons of fb.
city sussestins the propriety Of their appointing
MessIs. Hughes, Goss and Berry volunteered to
Mr.. q. N. Barton offered resolutions, which were
snti Raoopsed Ird9v,a,ng for primary election for
ins between m and D. M the PrssIdsn ntS Of I'm
20 d, so =, Of votes
Hnery snS al e.sas.: sntsrns
the contest that day shall abide By the result and
mated Il vss also resolved that committee be e ap
pointed to make arrangements for mass meeting at
svsnns june 3D. r att set tss
crafty and ward nominations, ard an invitation was
eStendrd TO All the anti-Bewen men in the ward TO
short sddresses were made By Aessrs o. H. Bar
ton and hore&1o Browning, when a delegation from
an Emery club organised in the extrsme northern
part Of The ward came In, and announced through
their President MT. Fred Fritz that they had re-
solved to pnite with this club in the primary cleo
and that on the ground that their section of the
agreed 70 present the name Of Benjamin y. Palmer
Inc following committees were appointed by the
ieipation Of the club In the grand ratification meet
,ng 70 pe BEG on Tuesday evening next-Messrs. G.
ton %: Fred "A fritz; DeeSrstis1.Asss!s. g. W White
ron; Ausic-J J. Griggs, W. .Vermiilon. Thos
Perry; Ward Mass Aestins.wm: II Cowan, John
Goes, II. d. Gaines, John w. Thompson, W. o.
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M BE hk6IsrRATroN-Sseoad Day IN III, Ssrenth
nard-A Free EtEht-1rTSSf Of Perry Carson aad
OnGs;-At the registration in the Seventh Ward
stene disputsnts fndulget in uncomplimentary
spithets, wheb led 70 an ARRAY in which every one
very lively. The result was that Perry carson,
WI. fIaStus, and Charles Irwin were arrested and
taken 70 the station house. Perry charged with
olsSr9erIy conduct and carrying concealed pons
n p fTsctus and Irwin with disorderly conduct
ferry larson was In great tribulati0n the Justice
had left his office and could not be found and Perry
had meeting at Island Hall TO attend TO- mes.
senger was atched in a hack to get the Sauire
anu Sna npaiiy, at late hour, Justice Pearson was
SI9ugnt 10 the scene, and released Perry after
nnlng him IS for dsorderly conduct and so Tor car
yIbg concealed weapons. Alderman s. 8. Baker
IeSams DIS security. During the afternoon, thc two
eoiored shailenSers on the pert pionser Club
we're taken out by the police for disturbing the
Judges OF Registration in the performance of their
duty The result OF the day was the registration Of
olS voters OF which number 2e2 were white and 25l
colored For the two days-Mondsy and Tuessiay-
the number stands LII Last year the number
registered the two first days were 1913.
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IMITATION HAIR DExrRoyRp.--Last night about
a a clock oecer Burr discovered the show win
iSnited from the gas burner. About ss5 worth 81
inilafion hais was destroyed. y
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Game win take pl zee ON the new sronnS cs ~ ~
- PC, A'h and streets, on Thursday, May 10,
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CHILDBIRTH CLOTHING, in great variety-Se-
lected stock of Boys Clothing. Handsome as
Sortment of Youths Suits, at ,t. " .
GEORGE STAFPAN,
eo6 No. 947 Penns. av., next cor. 10th st.
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BOLD THIEF.-Last night about 10 O'Clock. wh lie
the clerk: in w. Wall Co. 3 auction store, cor.
fixing mp things for the night some one entered ths
front door and carried Of valuable rep chair, with
are known though, and II is thought the thief will
soon be detectedS 49, = ~
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PANAMA HATS
Bleached and Trimmed s
At A. 7. Whiteney's, 92i Pennsylyania avenue
south side, bet 9Th and 10th streets.
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ELEGANCE AND COMFORT exist throughout the
American House, Boston. The hotel is still kept
by the veteran host, Lewis Rice, whose super
vision for quarter Of century has rendered this
house so pOpular, f...t
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Church hold an interesting stravSerry fesfir I'll hi
evening N the lsTFe hall Of the Business college,
promised 20 all who favor the ladies BY Their attsnd
ance upon this, the rst festival Of the New Church
Society in this city. - - y lS'i'h
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TRUSTEES SALE.
~ BY virtue Of two deeds of trust to me, dated
E respectively June 5, 1864, and October 3, 1865,
-: sand recorded respectively in Liber N. o. T.
fsIos 49, &C., Of the Land Records of the County Of
Washington, d. O.. 1 will ofier at auction on WE'D
MESSIAH, the llth day Of May, proximo, at o'clock
p. M, that Valuable Properly in Georgetown de-
ecnped az follows, viz That Lot consisting Of parts
OF Lots One, Two, and Three, in Peters square,
pounded as follows viz: Beginning at the end of SIX
Ieet from street, the south side of Bridge
street, ana running thence south and parallel with
a1gn street. o. feet, to point feet from the divid
ing line between Lots Nos. and in Peter square;
thence west and parallel with Bridge street to High
thence east and parallel with Bridge street Do feet
thence north and parallel with High street 50 feet TO
street and thence east to the beginning with
an alley In the rear and improvements consisting of
substantial three story Brick Warehouse com
posed OF two large buildings connected fronting re-
sRectiyely on High and Bridge streets, with cellars
This is one OF the best business stands in George
town, and the property is in all respects desirable
~ Is now occupied BY n. j. Adler, as Q hardware
Terms OF sale: One fifth of the purchase money TO
be paid in cash. and the residue I'm four equal install
ments OF o, IL, Is, and "a months respectively TO be
secured by deed Of trust The terms of sale must be
nspbed With i1 enc week after SALE the property
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser Conyeysncnss
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. -"''ns
WALTER =. COX, Trustee
api- Tn ,Sa,Tutf THOs. BOWLING, Auct'r.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain until WEDNESDAY, May 18th
my ll-eed WALTER 8. cox, Trustee.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER--E. l.. Davenport IN
s'St. Marc, or the Soldier OF Fortune"
WALLS OPERA HousE-KeIy s. Icons Min
ytrels. ..
MASONIC TENPLE.-Readings by Miss Ella A.
Stockton
WASHINGTON BUSINESS CoLLRGK.-Straw-
berry festival
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS ART GALLERY, 245 + street.
MARKRITKR's ART GALLERY, ass It'll street.
BARLow's Ant GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue.
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ArRIcAN n. Z. ZIos CoxpKRrNcx-SixtA Bay.
llder Trusty introduced resolutions In relation 10
the difnc ultiss in the wsslsy Zion Church; which
were adopted. He also offered Q resolution for
ministerIsl convention In August, to arrange mat
nS me Daughters Of the Conference of Wesley Zioa
Cnspei, ~; DO OF John Wesley Church. Saj: sons
OF do Galbraith Chapel, %; and vote
Tider nc e asa,eHats from John Weslsy Church
SraSs hs ,Ss s sa5eath sshoele. 8smsrks were also
srlSyy cr r.d n Warrington county. on the
ton. "A letter vas read from the Johc 2n ny,
Church asking for good minister aetiys al S.cy
gefie, but net one OF those who have bean ststi
In this city for the past year The Letter @a nso
an insult. u as
Emery MKErlNG In THE THIRD wARp-y..,
yening meeting Of the friends Of MI Em.rxH r..
the Third Ward held In new hall on ID strsas "a
between 9Th and 10th, to talk over the msrits y;
several gentlemen whose naznee have been mar ol
Toned IN c2nnection With the nominations for AIder
Seventy persons present. about hall Of whom we're re
nes,ss men. some names were mentioned 20 con-
sds. IN h, me omcss and several adore sses were
made 70 es ss1ssss sce ik:i evsy should &c
ling harmony snd a.; nd made iew remarks, counsel
I'M sae 70 the strength ofthe ticket.
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SoyT CRABs.-Mr. George W. Driver of eOyster
Bay, has just received Consignment OF soft crahs
S2d Lynnhaysn Bay oysters, which win be served to
MS friends and customers in the excellent manner
peculiar to his house. and he viii be happy b. serve
MS many friends and customers at the Bay Penn
-syissnia avenue, above Eth street. =.
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INDuCIMRNf TO Buzz 0ooD Snwrua Ma
oHIHB.-Willcex q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chino, win hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire ct the agency, Baun's Cerset and Hoop
SKIRT Factory, 40e Seventh street, between b
ana Il IsF ri y - , I'll
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M.H.PRrNUB, would inform his patrons, that
henceforth the Pawn BrOkinR branch will be
carried on second moor; entrance either through
store or hall door. fftE l.6l:
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and Max Haeseback, charged with consniriSe 10
n m0sl M * Hart in RubiIshing communication
called before Justice Walter to-day and the accused
waving an examination were required 10 give bail
for court. ~ s''o oS'
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last evening" Fred. Fritz, President in the Chair.
v WH; DInn Seeretasy NJ BENJAMIN Palmer was
represent the northern part Of the ward and fhe
CLUB then vent In body to the meeting Of Inc other
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So HAIlFlcArIoS CELEBRATION IN B.rrt
oSlebratson ~ Iepsrations being made for the
neet In ~ tne ratification Of the fifteenth amend
the colored people IN M ROW and large numbers Of
s1 ~ ~ to take part in or see the nrn9s
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the morning trains TO take place in tss on one
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Of the It'll street Presbyterian Church will rive
grand concert in their church, oY7th, between d
Professor Holmes, leader Of the Masonic Choir. The
proceeds are to be applied for the enlargement and