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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

FIFTH WARD IRISH RKPuBL1cANs-Ne,srs,
Mcknight and ATrison Hauled Deer the Goals
The Fifth Ward Irish Republicans held a meet
ing last night at Blifus' Hall, on Capitol Hill,
the President, John O'Meara, in the chair Mr.
George Mckee stated that at a late meeting of
the Fifth Ward Executive Committee two rep
resentatives Of the Fifth Ward were refused
participation by Messrs j. w. Mcknight and
John X. Arrison, and he moved they be expelled
from the club. The question was Immediately
called for by many members, but the char
decided that as the gentlemen referred to were
"No, ""Yes, ""Yes, !" amid which MT. McKniobt
got the foor and explained that the Executive
Committee had not the power to increase their
number. He voted to allow the delegation OF
20 s at the meeting but not
he was right, but il the club did not
think so he would resign his membership.
Mr: David Parker was characterizing Mr..
Meningitis course as outrageous, but was cut
This was again met with a storm of voices:
NO. "No;" "Question;n "Question.o MT.
Arrison made several Intellectual appeals to be
heard, and on vote by yeas and nays he was
then resolved to unite in the primary election
ordered by the Central Committee. Thomas
Shea, from the Committee on EMPLOYMENT re-
ported that he had conferred with the Mayor
In reference to getting work for members OF
the club, and was told by the Mayor that he
thought all the members of the club had work.
and that he had ordered the Commissioner OF
the Elfth ward to go to work on North and
Mccarthy took the Mayor to task for NOT bav
ing the work done in the winter, when people
were starving, and charged him with starting
work now merely to obtain votes. Col. G. H.
i holaen then addressed the meeting, saying that
ali knew 1t was impossible to work on streets in
winter, in fact it was forbidden by law, and he
hoped they would proceed in harmony and thew
would be sure to win. Adjourned.
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AN AYrI-BowKN FLAG IN THE SIXTH WARD.
Last evening, at 6 O'Clock, q large American
nag was raised on the pole at the intersection of
Sth street east with Virginia avenue, under the
auspices or the Ant-Bowen Republicans Of the
Sixth Ward. Owing to the rain there was but
small attendance; but there was considerable
enthusiasm, and some excitement ON account Of
Messrs. Josiah Grey, George Langley, william
BILE protesting. against the proceeding, ON the
ground that the pole belonged to the Central
Incentive Committee Of the kepublican PARTY.
fere unless . breach Of the peace was threat
ened. 1t 70 said that the national nag raised on
this occasion 10 the same which was in ,lse af
Point Lookout during the occupancy Of that
place Is military prison.
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FACTS FOR HoUsEKKRPRRs.

FACTS FOR HoUsEKEEPERs.
That Dooley's Baking Powder has been Sc
verely tested, and has been proven to be the
purest, most economical, reliable and best Baking
Powder ever manufactured, to which thousands
testify.
Each package contains the exact quantity
represented, and one pound is guaranteed to 90
further in the culinary department than any
other in market. For sale by Grocers generally
in quantities to suit. eos
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CITY ITEMS.

SPRING SUITS! els
Coats, Pants, SIS
and Vest, sI5
AtHABLR s. Co.'S,
1856 Pennsylvania avenue, (U. s. Hotel.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

tn HrBxRNIcoH.-This attractive exhibition,
which has been travelling with great success
through the southern States during the winter.
next, as win be seen by the announcemenf
under the proper head We bespeak for 1t Q
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.; Georgetown

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
TkNNALLfTONN.
- BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust made and exc
0suted BY HILLARY N. smith and wife TO the I'M
Building Association, one bearing date en- the I'd
day OF May, A. d. ISIS. and recorded in Liber No.
54s at folio 24s. one Of the land records OF Washing
ton county District Of Columbia The other bearing
in Liber No. SIS at folio SIS, also one 81 the land
records Of the county and District aforesaid. and
under the instructions and at the request OF the
Treasurer OF said association, we win offer at pub
ISo, 81 the hour Of clock .: m, upon the prem
lses All that piece parcel OF ground lying in the
county OF ~ ashington, District Of Columbia, and
by James Niece and Ann Morgan and the south
corner Of said Hlery Smfh lot and also before the
sale Of this property 20 said Hillery Smith cerner
TO John L. Chsppells land and running from thence
with one Of the division lines between said Chap
pslls and smith %. north 81 degrees, west So
Perches 10 the end OF raid division line, then south
degrees, west 500 perches, TO an intersection Of
John W. hsynes north line interesting said line
perch westward from said yamss McseeS north
west corner, then south GA degrees perch 10
said James MeGees northwest corner, aud thence
with sad Jsxnes Gee . north line straight 20 the
oeglnnins' containing about acres, roods and 20
Terms OF tale: $500 cash; balance I'm two ANAL
payments at and Il months. with interest from the
day OF SALE the same to be secured by deed Of trust
on the premises sold 500 deposit will be required
when the property is struck Cd. All convey ancing
and sfampe at the cost OF the purchaser The trus-
tees reserve the right In the of sale are
not complied with within fve days after the day of
s ,oas 70 Te,s SAD property nson Ave dsys public
chaser.
CHARLES R. BELT, lr.
ap2s- 2awxds THos. DowLfNG. Auct.
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A DIsrRIBurIoN OF PREMIUMS to the scholars
chism class took place yesterday eycnine. . i'm the
lower chapel Of st. Stephens church. Ihe
class, which forms An auxiliary TO the regular
On every saturday, and Is psssiSed ox.s
by the pastor, Rev. Father AcNaily, TO VSose
zeal, solicitude and untiring energy his dock are
so greatly indebted. The pupils are instructed
BY himself In the principles Of Catholic doctrine.
The premiums consisted Of books, pictures and
r0earies, many Of them very handsome and cost.
". We understand that IL Is the intention Of the
Rev. Father 10 continue the distribution quar-
terly. t-..-,. s... .r : .
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additional six contracts, east and south OF Upper
Marlborough, having been awarded, the work
on the same Is about to be pushed forward. On
one or two OF these last contracts the lands are
20 situated - to render their completion very
speedy, in very many places the excavating and
grading being very light. 1t Is understood that
the company have already contracted for sixty
miles Of rails, which will be laid on the portion
OF the road ready for use, thus helping in a very
material way the transportation Of the neccs-
sary articles Of construction. The sight OF even
burden train win give an additional impetus
to the road, and allay the suspicious Of few in
regard to the early completion Of the same.
d0vernor Bowie, the president OF the road, has
been busy during the last few weeks lending q
renewed vim TO the busness.-NayIboro, Gazette.
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INDICTMENT TO BUY Coon SRwINe MA
CHIER-Willcox q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 408 Seventh street, between b
and e. 2I7
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amuaememts, &c.

NATIONAL THEATKR--John Brougham in
q" Much Ado About a Merchant of Venice" and
"David Copperfeld."
WALLS OPERA HOUSE Brignoli's Italian
Opera Troupe in " IL Trovatore."
CARROLL HALL.-Fair for st. AIMS Infant
Asylum.
DnIrH's ART GALLRRY, as q.
nARKRrTHR's Art 4ALL1RY, 466 1th street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY, ~ Pa. avenue.
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THE TEMPORARY injunction recently granted
IN the case Of the First National Bank of this
city against Perry Fuller was yesterday dis
s0Iyed and Fuller's property released. The
dieeolution was made on the plaintiffs own
papers, the Court not requiring the defendant
to open or enter upon his defence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

TIT WARN WEATHER now coming upon us is
Just the time to change from the heavy, thick
sOled boots and shoes of winter to somethino
lighter and better adapted to the season, and
Strasburger Brothers Is the place to get the
material for this change. Their stock for men
and well assorted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

THE REG1sTRATION-FouTtk Dog ia The Fourth
HGrd-The registration for the Fourth Ward
was continued yesterday az the City Hall, but
there was not much of q pressure. Mr.. T. j.
Frazier acted ~ challenger for the Working
mems Emery Club, G.. c. Briscoe for the
Fourth Ward Republican Club, and Palmer
briscoe for the Reform Climb. There were no
incidents inside to record, and the registers had
quite monotonous time OF il. Although work
es Tor both parties were about the place and
actively engaged, still they did not succeed in
bringing up very large number, and it was
remarked that great many voters must have
left the city since the last registration or have
resigned their rights of citizenship at least for
the present. Councilman Hatton was there
disceursing on the course of Mr.. Emery and
the present state Of corporation affairs. Tom
Lee, an Emery man. and - Winters, Bowen
man, gotinto dispute as to the merits of Bowen
and Emery; Winters charged that Emery
was Democrat, because he had carried out
democratic principles, and Lee while he de-
fended Emery, said he would not say ANYTHING
against Mayor Bowen. This discussion was out
stop to by one-armed colored man taking the
noor, or rather the steps of the hail. and talking
OF the condition Of the celored people, "many Of
Enom now 60 armed with razors, and instead of
working" he said, "loaf about the City Hail.
why said he ''that court house is filled with
men every day watching people 60 to the peni-
fenuary, learning how to start Themselves
The total registered for the day was 45s-337
white and III colored-making q total with the
colored. ~"
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NINE bhAND1 TEACHES,
Queen Olives, Prunelles
Capres Prunes,
Petit Pois, Raisins.
esrdine-, pAtes
OLIVE OIL Virgin and other brands ,
CROSSX q BLACkwEBL,S PICKLES,
EMIL MATTHEW SONS PICKLES
THE FINEST OLD RYk WHISKY.
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GEoRaErowN DOLLAR STORE, 70 High street

THE GREAT FALL IN GOLD is nowhere made
Goldman's Popular Gents Furnishing Goods
Stores, No. 400 Seventh street, between D and
e streets, and Marble Hall, No. COZ Seventh
men, who have just now replenished their large
stock OF Furnishing Goods for the spring and
simmer season from the large and best whole
sale houses East at the lowest Gold Rates, have
again taken the lead of other similar establish
ments here, and give to their patrons such in
ducements that cannot fail to please. Don't
forget the name and numbers. 1901:
NJ. PRINCE, would inform his patrons, that
hencefOrth the Pawn Broking branch will be
carried on second door; entrance either through
store or haIl door. 4.61:
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Conventfon Of N edical Colleges Of the
United States.

A convention Of delegates from the various
medical colleges of the United States assem-
bled this morning at the corner of 10th and
q streets. The object OF the meeting is to
consider any changes that may be suggested
70 improve the system Of medical education
throughout the country. DIR. Davis, of Chi
eago, called the meeting to order, and DIR.
Gross, of Philadelphia, was elected to preside,
and DR.. Davis was chosen secretary.
A committee on credentials was appointed
by the Chair, as follows: Prof. Bemis, DIR.
Moore and Prof. Stilley.
The examination OF credentials occupied some
time, and it was found the representation was
as follows New Orleans School of Medicine,
Samuel Logan, How ard University d. c. Roht
Reyburn and Silas LOOMS; Univerity of South
Carolina, A. A. Talley, John I. Darby; Detroit
Medical College, Il. w. jerks; Missouri Medi-
cal College, j. j. Moore; Chicago Medical Col
iege, y: 3 Davis; Medical Department George
town College, j. II. Thompson; willismette
University, Horace Carpenter; University of
Louisiana, 8. NJ. Bemis; jefferson Medical
MA, 4. q. Smith, Alfred Stlle; st. Louis Medi-
cal college, u. B. johnson; Washington Uni
verslty of Baltimore, Chas. w. Chancellor; Uni
yersity OF Louisville, David W. Fandell
A motion was made that the Chair appoint
committee OF i've to nominate officers for per
manent organization. Carried; and the Chair
apgg1mInted rIofs. Cog, Smith, Yandell, Logan.
"A recess was taken to give the committee q
chance TO consider the subject.
The committee on organization returned and
reported nominations follows:-For Presi-
dent, >. ID. Gross, of Pa; Vice-President, ID.
w. fandell, of KY; Secretary, n, 8. Davis, of
Chicago, Ill.
DIR. Gross made brief remarks, thanking the
convention for the honor conferred, &c.
The minutes of the last convention held in
New Orleans. was called for and read. This
embraced reports from the various medical col
leges in the country, embodying the views of
their ON GERS on the changes recommended by
the National Convention, and took up the most
OF the time Of the morning session.
The report Of the committee was received and
was made the basis OF the action Of this conyen-
ton.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock, TO meet at the corner OF 10Th and L
streets.
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The FIFTH WARD RxPUnIrcAx CHM were
90 esnsa 20 meet last evening, and large number
~ persons assembled at Carroll Hall but the
e,,.s we're closed and after an informal confer
Tuesday night. '"0 s~ine W next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

FISH MARKETS To-DAY.-Very few arrivals
at Johns0n's wharf to-day. Shad selling from
e12 to S1b per hundred; herring from SS to SIC
the Alexandra market.
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TIE FAIR AT CARROLL HALL, for the benefit
OF the orphans and destitute infants OF st. AIMS
Infant Asylum, deserves to be patronized by Q
mates ninistered TO. It win be REMEMBERED
that this excellent institution II supported en-
tirely By voluntary contributions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

BLACK CLOTH Double-breasted
Dress Frocks, SIG.
Black Cloth Single-breasted
Dress Frocks, SIS.
Black Cloth Single-breasted
Dress Sacks, s12.
Just opened. One price only.
GEORGE G. HRNNING,
No. 40 It'll street northwest.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS,

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
jet Jewelry,
Or0ide Jewelry,
Vases and Chromos,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 45 Pennsylvania avenue, between
AZ and eth streets.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEE SALE

By virtue of a deed Of trust, duly recorded
~: IN Lieer No; SO, folio ., will offer public
sI-, on TUESDAY. 10th day Of May, st the
n pr 81 O'Clock on the premises, all that part
District Of Columbia. Beginning a. the southwest
corner COT: Of late John Bridges hsu.e, en- the north
SIDE OF Bridge street, and running west - feet;
thence north l feet thence east "A feet then south
~ feet to Bridge street. then "a feet 20 the begin
nlng With the spacious two story brick House upon
the same. formerly occupied by the late James Full
lai.ve with the nse Of seven foot alley adjoining
seid premises. This house contains ten rooms. in
Guiding store room, for business and supplied with
gas and water, makes IL desirable property. Terms
at sale. r.. p. JACKSON. Trustee
ap29 THOS DOWLING Auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

The MYSTERIOUS POCKET Book CAsR.-It
Will be remembered that few DAYS since Isa
bella washington, colored, was arrested for the
larceny Of $40 from Albert Withers, coiored,
and was dismissed; and also that she charged
Wthers with finding and appropria ting To his
own use $500 belonging to Mr.. George Han, of
South Washington. He WAS held 20 6aiI for his
appearance at court by j Justice Pearson De-
tective McDevitt took the matter in hand. ar
rested the girl on the charge, and after thor
giri washington, found neatly wrapped up
so and $40 bin, placed In between two bricks,
and soft clay plastered over It. The girl claimed
that the man working In the house assisted in
the robbery, and Mr.: Med. sent for him, and
Was soon alluded that the girl was lying, and
allowed him to depart. She then acknowledged
that this man Was innocent, and that she alone
had committed the robbery, and gave her
that her mother had burnt it, for fear of
detection. The old lady In turn was sent for
and on being questioned Mr.. Med. was not en-
tirely satis6ed but that the girl had told An
unIuth as to her mothers guilt. Thursday
night about IL O'Clock she stated that the money
was hid in the cellar, and II he would 20 With
ner sne would find Ii. With the sssistance of
Omcer Brelsford and Ovens of the first nre-
cmet, MI MeDevitt went to the ceIiar. fafino
the girl along, and she then said thst sbe AID MT
Know wnere It was, and that she Vould have =,
take the consequences. Justice Chase yester-
day committed her for further hear;yc "a
Mr.. Med. IL still working the casc ana E ca,.
hdent that he VIII yet secure all Of the missing
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

+ MKNeRANDrM FOR THE PoLIcR-On Sa,ur.
day evening last, q . carrier Of THs SrAr Ne.
delivering papers on Twelfth street, above n
he noticed colored boy taking them from the
doors, and spoke to him about IL, and on Mon
day evening . crowd Of colored boys attacked
nim, and on the following day assailed him with
stones and other missiles. The police should
pay little attention to that crowd.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
Just opened a large and well assorted stock, en-
bracisg DRESS GOODS of all kinds and newest
styles. from l2s cents mp; Black and Colored Silks
tery cheap; 10000 yards Calcoes. at Ga s. 10. l21z-
the very best for l21a Shifting Musins, from l2sc
Tweeds and Linen Goods, for men and boys, rery
chap; Kid Gleyes, a speciality-a good glove, all
colors, at 81; Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs. from
sc. up; Lawns, styles, 1873 TO sc. together
with general assortment of goods popular prices
Call and examine-good bargains 70 all.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
sp25tr 101 Bridge ST., Georgetown, q. o.
RY THos. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN, FOB SALE AT
"a On TUESDAY. May Sd, at O'Clock D. m we
IL will sell, at public auction, the premises,
that valuable property on the N. w. corner sIh
and High streets. The house was built years ago,
and q the best materials. IL contains thirteen large
rooms, with butler pantry, and water, and all
the conSeniences pertaining TO a frst-class resi-
dence brick partitions throughout the house making
IL rat-proof. The property hasa front Of Us feet
and depth Of leo feet 1t commands an extensive
view OF the Potomac river There 10 excellent
Stable, Carriage and Cow House on the premises
Terms of sale: One third cash; and the balance in
one and two years, with interest, secured by deed
OF trust on the property. Stamps and conveyaneiug
DODGE & DARNEILLE,
1925 II street, Real Estate Brokers'
THOMAS DOWNING.
ap2o-ts tRep.Chron .&Courierl Auctioneer
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A SAD CAsE.-About half-past 10 O'Clock last
night Omcers Columbus and Robertson took
70 the sixth pr ecinct station q woman named
Catharine Fallon. in a beastly state of intoxi-
cation, with an infant about four months old
In her arms. The infant was taken in charge
morning fined %. WAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29
NEWS OF THE wORLDi

N0TlCE.-Lsdiss desiring 10 have tAefr ovn and
= cnincren! Dresses made to ft nicely, 6 very
uess9aking 1stA blishment Of 1RS BONAVIREs
1yyz ~ Az, south aide, over Fancy Store ai0-1Vs
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cIHiRp WAsD "RHvoRx REPUBLICAN q
~ s.Ls aegeinr meeting Of this club was held
public character was done, excent IN snno;re !
committee. composed Of Messrs' Hnntsr re-
And stewart, 70 make arrangemenfs for orsn5
Emery. VI MI
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TO CoETRAcToRs.-By reference to an ad-
vertisement in to days paper it will be seen that
proposals are invited by the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company for the grading, masonry,
bridging and ballasting of two hundred and
thirty miles Of their road, as well as for furnish
ing the timber, cross-ties, iron rails, spikes and
fixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

BASE BALL.--Owing to the continued rain
the game OF base ball between the Olym-
PIC Club, OF this city, and the Athletics, of
Philadelphia, could not be PLAYED this after
noon. Previous to coming to Washington the
Athletics arranged to play in Baltimore to-
morrow, which prevented them from remaining
here to play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

The WASHINGTON PRESS CLUB held meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the Republican office
for the purpose of taking suitab action in.ref-
erence to the sudden death of Mr. j. B. Brock,
OF the Richmond Enquirer, who was killed by
the sad disaster in that city on Wednesday. DIR.
Brock was much esteemed by large number
or acquaintance connected with the press of
this city, who, with their brethren of the Rich
mond press, deeply mourn his loss. Appropri-
ate resolutions were adopted, and Messrs
Arthur Shepherd, James G.. Holland, W. G.
Mcbride, and M. ID. Goodwin were appointed to
visit Richmond to attend the funeral, which
takes place to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-29

HE WORK upon Nays new dry goods empo-
rum is going forward rapidly, and the estab-
ment, when completed, will be one of the most
attractive in the country, as well in respect to
appearance as to the quality, variety, and low
prices of merchandise on sale. Meantime, not
withstanding the drawbacks attending the ina
provement, an unusually large trade Is carried
on. The inducements held out to customers
much more than counterbalance the present
uninviting appearance of the establish ment.
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PETIT LARcRSY.-Yesterday OficeY R,.,.
ford, of the first precinct, arrested f;eors
Mansfield, on the charge or petit larceny. pre
ferred by Robert Reed, and Justice Pearso,
Committed him % jail for court.
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FILL IN THE SrRBEr.-About ~ o'clock nv.
Tucker, aged 90 years, residing on y sfree,
south, near sth west, fen on the corner Of Nev
York avenue and 9th street from exhaustion M
weasness. Justice Harper and Oficer Roti
ssssteo ner 10 the stati0n-h house, and, after shs
nag Iested. placed her on . street car. She wa
quite badly bruised about the head and face.
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g. A. R--George H. Thomas Post, No. 8.
department Of the Potomac, Grand Army OF
tne Republic, Of which Edwin c. Kirkwood is
commander, completed its organization Tues
day evening Last, at Odd Fellows' Hail, NAVY
Ward, and elected TO the position Of Oficer OF
geant Major U. 8. Marine Corps. The post
numbers about sixty veteran members, and is
m an excellent state Of discipline
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ONE Of the most desirable and elegant store
Toner now Offers for rent.