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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-01
WALL PAPER
at GRiFFEs Bros,

Iniversai, Monitor tud Sherman Wing
e:s, al Nicholson d Ulackmon's.
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WAfltA FAt'Efs

at GElFFEs liRo5.
We would recommend the lody's TO ooll
and examine our cooking stoves, rue DC
ator. which we warront iOr economy 10,
bokinr for cleanliness ana Tor general
work. We warrant them to compete "i'n
any stova in the country.
NICHOLSON 4 ELAcIMAN.
---------
1adIoe oyster Saloon
Tn stairs over Vouchers Restaurant, Wash
ington ST.. Petroleum. Centre, Pa. Ladies
are invited to call. sept Is.
FALL SrYLEs.-Can and SEQ them at
hammers u Aden'5
WALL PAPER
- - at GRIFFEs BEos.
Hot Blast. Fire Queen. Iron Gate and
Wheat Sheaf Cooking stoves, at Nicholson
d Blocimon's. aug3l-u
Now is the best time TO lay in winter
supply Of hard coal. Codington & Corn
well arc the men to buy from. June 2Sti.
Some very nobby Cloth Hats for young
meu, at hammers Il Alden's.
Call at hammers iS Alden's and get one
of the New Fal! Style Hats just received.
Tho celebrated Boston Meat Broilers at
Nicholson & Biackmon's Best in the mar
ket. Try them.
Just received large and well assorted
stock of shelf hardware at J. Rutheriord's.
If.
Buy the "Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
in Titnsvile expressly for the oil country
adapted to all kinds of weather, at J. K.
Kron's. al2-tf
The place to get your Boots and Shoes is
at Bruce Il Fullers, Main Street. ,...
All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest, made from Moffats oak stock, and
warrant ed, at J. r. Kron's.
WALL PAPER
at GRIrrEs Bros.
lackberr Br0ndy.
A very superior article Of Black berry
Brandy, Cor summer complaints, cholera
| morbus, &C., at
GRrFFEs Bros.
Hot Blast. Fire Queen, Iron Gate and
Wheat Sbeaf Cooking Stoves, at Nicholson
Il Dlackmons.
Sash. Glass, Doors, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furniture Store.
ml0-tf
New styles Hats and Caps at hammers y
Alden. aus2G-ti.
| We have the largest assortment OF Pnrlor
and Sitting Room Stoves in town, and
cheap.
NICHOLSON & DLACKNoN.
~ - $500
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Enumcrating a few of the articles TO be
iuuLd NJ
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PRIMARY ELECTIONS YESTERDAY

The Emery men Of the Second, Fourth, ard
Fifth Wards held primary elections for IL,
nomination of Ward tickets yesterday, as stateC
In last evenings STAR, and similar election,
were held by the BOwenites in the Second
Third Fifth and Sixth War1s
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GEORGETOWN.

The PCBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS will soon
commence here, and the variou. pupils are be-
Ing brushed up in their studies for the occasion
Although the late tabeaux and cantata came
IN very bad tlme-on the nick of examination
IL is not likely that the school examinations will
be delayed on that account, but they will com
mence probably the same a. last year, ON June
sd, and conclude with the distribution of pre-
mlums on July LIST, the same day on which the
Washington schools close.
BURGLARY.-NIghtb before last the carpenter
shop OF Mr.. Yates, on Congress street. above
custom House was entered by persons unknown
ana robbed OF lot of hand saws and carpenter's
,nols. In tact the entire set of tools in the shon
were packed up to be carried off. bat the
thieves must have been frightened Oft As they
apparently did not carry off all they intended
RIVER FRoNT.-Cleared-St Lady of
Lake, Denly, Norfolk, Virginia.
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IMPORTANT TO GKNrLKMKN.-If you wish
yOuI CaotnlhS uVioush,y cIedIsSu, al grease
show again; If you wish yonr clothing nicely
pressed so that they will look like new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, frst-class scourer,
agent OF Staten Island and New York Dyeing
and sole proprietor OF new Partisan process, GIs
9Th street, opposite the Patent Office. List of
prices:-Coats from 81 to $3.50; Pants, IS cents;
Vests, 90 cents; whole Summer Suit, 1928
Ladies would do well, before they put away
their winter garments, to give me call. Fish
er's Cleaning Process takes all grease spots
effectually out; and he can give guarantees that
no moths can enter the garments during the
summer. References Messrs. b. II. Duvall,
434 Pa. ave.; s. II. Heiberger, 2i2 Pa ava; &.
+. Schafer, NS Pa. ave-; w. Il. Griffith, 30S 9Th
See advertisement in another column. 5,l6,I:
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SIXTH WARD EMERY CLUB.-This club held a
business meeting last evening at their hall, cor
ner 9Th street east and South Carolina avenue,
and the following were appointed judges of
lection :-Messrs. Shelton, Vermillion, Sprig-
man, Adams, Langley, and Thomas Perry; chal-
lengers, Messrs. John Goss, VIM. Price, John
Edmnnston, Frank Meyers, Henry Scott, and
Thomas Osborn; clerks at election, j. j. Griggs
and John Mcdonald. The folio wing resolutions
were offered and adopted THAT . committee
OF three be appointed TO wait upon all the anti
Bowen ward clubs and invite them to partici-
pate In the ward mass meeting to be held al the
p,,ss, east ON FRIDAY EVENING 'Jnne "a M
in the primary election which takes place to-
morrow the two white men and the colorei man
receiving the highest number of votes shall be
declared the choice of the ward as candidates
for the Board Of Common Council
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusenlenfa dc,

NATIONAL i HEATKR--sIurline" By he Rich
ings Opera Troupe.
STRAWBERRY FE<TIvALS.-H anil Is. streets,
Tor the new Mission sabbath School; + street
near 18th, for the benefit Of st. Marks r. K )
Church. Capitol Hill. UniOntOwn, for the benefit
OF she p. F. Church OF that place; Hth street
Lutheran Church; Trinity Church, 81 and G.
streets; Masonic Hall. for the benefit of Wesley
Chapel and Parlors OF the First Congregational
Cba-ch; Foundry Church, corner flth aud q
streets; Trinity Church, corner of 81 aud c
streets.
DAILY EXCURSION of the steamer Arrcg to
Mount Vernon.
-sAIrH's ART GALLERY, 245 T street.
MARERITER's ART GALLERY, ass eth street.
BARLow's ART GALLERY 257 Pa avenue
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NOTWITHSTANDING the inclement weather,
goodly number assembled at Masonic Hall last
night and had a good time. The ladies of Wes-
lev thapei are proverbal for making their fts-
j ;als p success. The Fair is open tonight. See
advertisement.
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"THR Fools Nor ALL DEAD YRT."-About
the richest jol>oO the season was PLAYED yester-
day by the Fourth Ward Bowen party i'm voting
for the nomination Of an Assessor to fill the
unex pired term of our much est eemed elbow
citizen, Mr.. Samuel G. Espey, who died last
Tuesday morning. One of the intelligent men
who took part in this farce is a self-styled Pro-
lessor, another is q member of the Board of
Common Council; another occupies the position
of Assistant Corporation Attorney; another
occupies the Mayors chair; another has served
out full term In the penitentiary; another is
defaulting State Treasurer, and now To-
pographer to the Water Board.
For the information of these intelligent (?)
ofhce-holders We will quote the law from the
charter of the Corporation OF Washington, viz
9. In the event of the death, resignation, ina
bility, or refusal to serve Of any person elected
Assessor, tAe roeancy shall BE- filed imnsdiatsly
bS tie Board Of Alderman and Board of Common
Council IN JOINT meeting, in which manner all
vacancies in the Board of Assessors shall be
tilied.n
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and ihree Wen hers - the Doarl e Z, -,r----., g..
snd AZ Assessor Al " Inch said fr--in-i ~. 49,,
all v no art Ivgistrr,d lu tuv -rl4 So. Il. -
the city q Nsshlugt'n, III 81 ifsl l--+.r
names IL from 7 O. =, inclusive. ufrI d. -.
Polls open az A VI aul ci,sr q. + 4 VI a
jos IN NILkINS.N
csc. h THnM p>NN
myNtd JOSEPH WILLIAMS
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Il lie hereby given that, in conformity % the prn-
Visions OF the charter # the city Of wAshinetos
ELECTION viii be held in the irst Precinct Of The
fifth Ward. on MONDAY, 9Th Of June NEXT a,
The house OF Walter Cooper, Third street. -
tween q 81 eet and Penn sylvania avenue south
east Tor Mayor, one Number Of the Board Of
Aldermen. and three Members of the R,ard II
common Council, AMI an Assessor, at which sail
Prec met the votes of all who are registered i'm The
esfd run Ward OF the city Of Washington, the
Initial letter OF whose names is from 20 ID, incu-
rlps AZ
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SIXTH WARD, THIRD PREDINCT.-Scticei rs
hereby given that, in conformity 10 the provisions
oil the Charter Of the City of Washington, Eec-
tion will be held in the Third Precinct Of the Sixth
Ward on MONDAY, 9Th Of June next, at Richard
Curtin corner Ninth and streets for Mayor. one
Member of the Board Of Aldermen, and three Mem
hers Of the Board Of Common Council at which said
Precinct the vote of all who registered in the
said Sixth Ward of the city Of Washington, the ni
tal letter Of whose names is from to NJ inclusive,
will be received. Polls open at A. M aud close at
p. NJ. S SHHArRLEs CARROLL, lCommis.
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LOR FIRST CLASS CLOTHING AT lie
Il prices GO to OAK HALL, 52J 9TH st. je
DKOPOsALs FOR LITHOGRAPHING.
OFFICE OF CONGRESSIONAL PRISTE

OFFICE OF CoN6R EssIONAL PRINTER, I
. WASHINGTON, May %: loO.i
until FRIDAY, June 10th, at lO o'clock a m,
Tor transferring iron plates in the possession 81 the
General Land Oficel and printing twenty two thou
sand copies OF the Connected Map OF the United
States, issued by the General Land Once.
Sample copies Of the map can be had by applica-
The paper used in the printing will be furnished
by This sce and delivered to the contractor free of
freight.
Proposals will be received for the whole or tor q
The successful bidder viii, be required TO enter
into bond, with two sureties, approved by the u. s.
Attorney al the place where the bidder resides. in
the rum Of ten thousand dollars, for the faithful
Torrance Of the contract. A. M CLAPP,
INSIST Congressional Printer.
'Y,o CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
QUAR- S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, May 80, lS7o.
Sealed Proposals In friplicate win be received by
the undersigned until II O'Clock III. on THU rs
DAY, the 30th day Of June, $50, for building su
perintendent Lodge to brick at the Poplar Grove
National Cemetery, near Petersburg, Virginia, &C
this Size, Is feet by 81 feet, with wing
IL feet by 10 feet and porch feet wide ia the angle,
In front Of wing and side Of main building story
in height, with Mansard roof
Proposals may be made for the whole work, or for
masonry and car penter work separately. and each
persons not bidders
The right fs reserved to reject any all bids not
considered to the interest Of the public service.
The envelopes containing bids to be endorsed
Proposals for LODGE" and forwarded by mail { o
Hy order of the ouartermaster General 2. 3.
army. q, CHANDLER,
jeI-6t Brevet Colonel, q. M. U. 3. Army.
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PANAm. HATS
Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. 4. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsy lvania avenue
south side, bet 9th and 10th streets.

INDICTMENT TO BUY COOP SEWING MA
CHINR.-Willcox q Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, win hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baun's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 406 Seventh street, between b
and Z. Eli
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT, Judge Cartter.-To-day, the
the case OF Smith s. Paul agt Shoemaker, is ON
trial.
MURDER TRIAL.
CRIMINAL COURT; Judge Humpareys-To-day
the murder of A. j. Giddngs, a bow, at the IIth
street wharf, in May, 1869, was called up
Messrs Harrington and Claus for the United
states, and Messrs. Noah and A. Il. Williams
for the prisoner. This Is the second trial of the
accused. The verdict of manslaughter at the
first trial was set aside and a new trial granted
IL Is alleged that some boys were playing or
lighting on the wharf, when the accused threw
stone, which inflicted the fatal wound
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SfS skaS, HsSsRhkiEsrEH, c .isns4:

II IhoI " I'D, I IT III PhENINtT.-NOtire
u hereby given, that in conformity to the proyis9
Ions OF the charter of the city of Washington an
Election will be held in the Fifth Precinct OF til.
First Ward on MONDAY. 9Th Of June next, at Good
TIShs Paint Shop, No. 1905 III street. bs tween
Ninteenth and Twentieth, for Mayor, one Member
Of the Board of Aldermen and three Members of the
Board OF Common Council. and an Assessor at which
said Precinct the votes of all who registered ia
the said First W ard OF the city Of Washington the
Initial letter of whose names is FRI I TO H. inclusive
VIII Se received. Polls open ATT A. M and cose at
Il. M. il. =. I'LL UISE. In -
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CITY ITEMS.

"D. b. L. c." and all styles of Double and
Single Breasted Erock or Dress Coats, are be-
ing closed out at cheap rates, in order to remove
TO our new store, corner OF 9TH and ID streets.
To secure bargains call on liable * Co., 33j
Pennsy lvania avenue, u. 5. Hotel) THIN
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RAILROADS.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
w,sHINsTos, Iss
E2s hhS sR2krI HSp T n.y. kI22
WEST are now run rs follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
NJ sns esoset ssaaaSSay $50 and .sS $50
Law. .ITI oE ALL WAY Way STATIONS,
.nS $50 Ss sDd e1sepi sunday ct and 800 NJ
Leave at roo Jon and hssssSsffot Il ana s...
No train 70 or from Annapolis on sunday and ''e
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
p Leave s at . A. NJ" s.d $50 $40, and zoe
Leave st 9 A. M, and so, and 100 p Il.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Lss,s DAILY s.s sae e saturday and sund'yst g.
On Saturday at . a. M, snd $50 N.
nsetins Relay Station with trains tro BsiilSSrs
70 wheeling, Psrkersburg, &C.
sscu Z ss cs cam p bad #
day Also, at Tie Compsnys 9aloe, 400 Peas's. II.
avenue once can there arrange to have thsir bss-
gage called for and checked their residence, takes
. sss s sssS' aa .Ss Boston see 81
J. J. WILSON, Master of rrsnsrcrtsticn
noS Gro g. kooSTZ. Genera Agent
THRoUGH LINE BErwEEN wAsHINGTos
4 PHILApEkPhi AND r. .rz1
wasHINsroy, lSeg
Trains between WARRINGTON aad NEW YORK
are now rum ss follows, Viz: :
FOR NEW YORK, ,csf6otr chaHs. of ca-s.
Leave daily Except SUNDAY at q. IN, snc l2<s
md D. N.
FOR PHILh EJPHIA
Leave drfy texcept Sunday at = o. m, and 4 = 80
and $40 9. m.
ON SUNDAY.
Lesys Tor New York at soc .. NJ and Philsiei.
Sleeping cars for New York ON p m. train only
Through tickets TO Phfladel phia, New york, .
Boston can BE- had % the Station 0fcs at ell hoo.
d the day. ALSO, Ct the &c psny Once, No. zoe
3: sssnIs Psssea s Egrcnssns sca
thsir oaGsAGe called for and checked as their reef
dence, taken 70 the depot, and put into the baegs~
Be baltimore end Ohio RailrosA advertisement
schedule between Washington, Baltimore. Annal
il. WILSON, nssses Of rranportasis
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
n00 0EO. D. KO0kTZ, Agent, Washington -
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GEORGETOWN AByERrIsENEyT,.

3 sTkAN BERRY EE~TIN ALWIr ne
~ given D Che ladirs & fH. pur a.. .-- $40.
~ n. hurch. eoinneu5ing On TIIJRSnAA f..r,.
VT "a instant, AZ Forrest Hall a.! srr41.- ...
hANe o. n made % ensure A. heing the m - i.
sfalr al the Kind given here during the strav --
49,. =
DOLLAR SrOKE- 2,
street.-Just received, uusurpassaf n T..
mett q Jet and Fancy I~welry. Chrsma- 3 ...
hhhes, Fps, Fans, Albums, A.. -. taH ia
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CHARLES PUTNAM, white, was arrested last
evening by Oficer Vernon on four separate
before Justice Harper he was committed to jail
for court
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- a. SrnnTr re
;. z StHVIFS,
ANDRkM TINNET,
A. p. MCKENNa


k1FTH WARD, SECOND PRECINCT-Nntica
Il Is hereby given that, in cor formty e. the PR
visions OF the charter Of the city Of Mashineto an
Isction " III be held in he Second Precinct II thS
Ffth " ard on MONDAY, 9th Cf June next al tho
mouse OF Mrs. Jones. No 20S Ii street, hetvf on
Second ard Third streets southeast, for Mayor
one Member Of the Beard of Aldermen am
three Members OF ihe Board OF Common C1uncfl
and an Assessor at which said Precinct the votes II
all who are registered in the said Fifth Ward Of N
CITY OF Washington, the initial letter Of whose Names
is from X 10 III, inclusive. will be received Polls
open at 4. NJ. and close at Z p NJ
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Dir. HARRY LESLIE, the rope walker, who
fell from his rope on Tuesday, 81 the 6th-street
park, and injured himself seriously, i some
what better, and 10 il thought now that he will
recover.
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THK CORPORATION HAND BILL-Hessrs.
BOscen, Cook, korse, Stilss and Heron aiias j.
b. Engttsh Il Co--Sesterday, Aessrs. l.. III. Pc
louise & Go. commenced an action before jus
fiee I'D. n. Smith against j. B. English & CO..
for as for type furnished defendants, who run
the corporation hand-bill called the Erertrg
journal, and the account was placed in the
hands Of Mr.. A. NJ. Spragne. constable, and the
have been issued tor the following: SayIes j
Bowen, Mayor; VIM. A. Cook, Corporation At
torney; W. s. Morse, contractor; Stiles and Her
ron.
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BASE BALL--The game between the Pasfime
Club, Of Baltimore, and the OlymDics vvhicb
was prevented by the rain yesterday will come
OF tomorrow on the Olympic grounds ri
$50 y. N.
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CHANGE or Hours AT THE Posi- OFFICR-
On and after this date the Washington city post
once will be closed at p. m, IN stead of $50,
as heretofore.
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ACCibkNT-Mrs, Emiline McCathran, a
Mioow, about ~ years OF age, living on Rhode
Islano avenue, near 18th street, slipped on the
stars yesterday, and IN the fall had her Left
thleh broken near the middle, besides bruises
about the arms and he ad- DIR. Brenen,an, of
the first Nard, attended her, and promptly
applied the necessary splints.
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I. 4. Al EvANs'} Commits
J. p. HAiMoR. sioners.

SEvRNTH WARD, THIRD PRECIHCT.-No-
- tiee is hereby given, that in Conformity to the
provisions Of the charter Of the city Of Wellington
Seventh Ward on MONDAY. the 9th OF Jane
next, at II street, between Four aud q half and
sixth, for Mayor, Member Of the Board OF Alder
men, and three MenBbers Of the Board of Common
Council and Assessor, ct vhich said Precinct the
votes Of all who registered in the said Seventh
Ward OF the city Of Washington the initial letter Of
whose nance is from to n, Inclusive, will be re-
ceived. Polls open at A. III. and close AT Z p n.
HENRY 0. JOHNSON, \ cor,,,,,.-
d. A. MrERs, I .ioners'
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R r b bHAAnnnM AMI, . Commits
10HN TUnWpSoS siOners.
SIXTH WARD, FIFTH PRECTNCr-Nstioe /

SINTH WARD, FIFTH PRECINCT.-Nsticeis
- hereby given that in conformity to the provisions
Of the charter of the city q Washington, an Flee
iOn i'll bs held In the Fifth Precinct of the Sixth
Ward on MONDAY, 9th of June next, at Joseph
Eoxs, kighth street. between l. and VI streets, for
Mayor, one Member of the Board of Aldermen, and
three Members of the Board of Common Council,
which said Precinct the OF all no are regis
red in the said Sixth Ward Of the city OF Washing
ton the initial letter Of whose names j. from -
inclusive, will be receive ed Polls open ct A. N.
and close at p. NJ.
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(;REAr BAReAIss ~ sPRING AND nv a,

~ MIX GOODS.
,,o 49, II. SM GOT
~ bRlb1k SIkEk1. GkORGETDkSS m IN
has received a fun Assortment !. ~ y" ~ ~ y
o.... LAflES DRESS GOODS
as lk OF japanese silks. BLACK Snks frrrr.
sni.sr rshs hohairs, and Japauese Nixtur..- O.
smear n,s, Lawn Percsles, Gi1EhAln- ~-.r.
sIt HeI, boanbaEine-. Craps lance e.
LLAMA LACE sHAMLS
GLOVES; PARAsOI.s ' '''''A NJ
Jones Nainsooks aud Canhrics, French N-sr.-.
, s;katiiuies, hchardsuns iri-h Lincus: Lao 81 IA
NJ NJ nLst rate assortment Of Geuf- al o. ..
,.. La1les ana Gents Underwear, Enr' sd I'd
oil Cloths. sc. Ae NNo4H' ea..i'.tH
dsi;n having purchased All goods at the recent rr,+
MI Iil ~, u 10 their advantage 20 ride over
.-sH- J. m
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WOOD AND COAL.
DENTISTRY.

n w. MEkRILL,
-. DENTIST,
No. 1913 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE Nz
Between 18th and 18th streets GLE
All Dental work done In the best manner and A.
moderate prices
Gas, Chlsroform or Ether used II desired Cor II.
tracing Teeth without rain. faIi
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ANOTHER OF BowEN's PETS IN JAIL
Richard SIN it'll, a fireman, was arrested last
evening by Lieut. Kelly tor assault and battery
on samuel Weeden, and committed to jail for
court bs Justice Smith. Several Corporation
bummers offered to go bail, but failed to satisfy
bered and they were refused.
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my l2tr loi RriSSs ST., y > <,

OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE. \.
sTrp,"g., street Geurget0wn. = GpI.p- ~
cihiN Money loaned on All kinds ut ul1r IL
Snshdlse' lnreteemed pledges sold a. OF a q
Nste sale, with ten per cent. less han ~ =,
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DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EyER

49, 81 Nsssmsres, far men and boys. A. = -
-, !. =, beautifui Dress Goods for suffs -, q
v,b ~ Mhlte Msr~-illc-. .: surerior DO
- IS ceT;s s.s aud Berages. Ia: Lawn i. .
t s.y SSh"sl Black Iron srcna me = !. ;,
yards superior Bleached Muslin 81 - 80 -
StSSss al G9l9rs also iul as-ortusut = e.
general assortment OF Goods A P,iPIrl AZ pm, \
SeAi anu examine. 1ond bargains q all.
RlNIAMIN MIIIIR
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JOHN II. CRANE,
q. III. NJ woOp, Commis-
W. III. UpPERMANN sioners.


EouRTH WARD, FIFTH PRECINUT Note.
Is hereby given that, in conformity 60 the my
sions of the charter Of the civ of Washineta1 a,
Election viii b. held in the fffh Precinct II tie
Fourth Ward on MONDAY, 9Th OF June next A. IN,
corner Of Third and streets, for MAYOR two Naml-
ers q the Board q Aldermen and three Members II
the Board OF Common Council at which said Prec Inc
he votes of all who registered in the said FauTt
Ward Of the city 81 Washington, the initial letter
OF whose nam's IRON 20 u, inclusve, Nil D. re-
celNed. Polls open at A and close AT : r NJ
p. NJ. DUBANT. q.
Nm; Il. EnINBURG, . .io1aar.
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Il hereby given that, in Conformity 10 the mr.
visions vi the charter Of the city Of washineton AN
ELECTION Will be held in the Third Precinct of tha
Filth Ward on MONDAY 9th of June ncxt a. ITO
corner OF and Second streets southeast for Navor
one Member OF the Board of Aldermen, aud three
members OF the Board Of Common Council ami a1
Assessor, at which said Precinct the votes OF All
who are registered in the said Fifth ard OF the CITY
OF Washington, the initial letter of whose name. j.
rom to Nj, inclusive, will be received Polls open
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- tie Is hereby gwen that, in conformity to the
an Election will be held In the FNth Precinct Of The
Seventh Ward on MONDAY, 9Th Of June next, at II
sueet, between -Four and hSn and Sixth streets,