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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

MISS X. A. MCCORMICK,
SOC Ninth street, between and y,
Invites the Ladies Of Washington 10 her Summer
OponlnH u klnaAnt u H..H...
FRRNCH BONNETs AND ROUND MATS.
myaier .E... .... ANN
If YOU WANT FLOUR SACKS, PAPER BAGS,
4 Wrapping Paper, Tglnes, a. ~ Neg H2rt and
and dealer gS Eighth street northwest near hoThern
Liberty harke1 mg0.lm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
VIZ t < SNoamrnr.
HKNRY BURoH, -.

LITRsT wARD-THIRD PRECINoT.--NoTioR rs
hegsby given that IN Conformity % The proyisiqns
will b held - The Third precinct u the fifs, ward
on MONDAY, 9Th u June most At j. Y. Reeves Oar.
penter shop, 1875 sircot, between Ninetcqnth and
fugnusth streets for Mayor. member Of the Board
o. Aldermen. and three members Of the Bqerd Of
enct the votes o. all who are resstctod IN tho said
Frst ward o. tho city ~ Washinaon, the initial letter
calved.
Polls open All a IN. and sl2.s 2, u. @,,,ro,,v
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
Election Notices.

FOURTH wARD-FlFTH PRECINCT NOTICE
II = Il herehy eivun that In conformity 70 the pro-
Visions u tha charter o. the CITY o. Whshlngtou, an
eeeiion g b hed IN the hith precinct q the fourth
ward on MONDAY, 0th o. June merit At the corner Of
Third ard X gtrssls for Mayor, two members q NE
Hoard Of Aldermen, and three membeTa Of the hoard
AZ who arc rcKlserad In tho eaid Fourth ward OF the
CITY WAshingion, the initial letter u uhoso names -
IRON II 10 y, inclusive, WIN be received.
Polls open sta m and sl9.s G,IBIpar
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
) Ell 6I2i2 pkWrruaoN
uEORGE n, NEWMAN,
q. d. OLAhkE.

GEvENTH WARD FIFTH PRlcC1sCr.-NO flCE
- Il heruby given that In conformity 10 the provisions
n the uhAFtof Of the eU o. WAahinFtoa, an election
will 30 held IN the nth precinct Of tho Seventh ward
On MONDAY. 9TH o. June mont, Al II street, between
half and BHth streeta for Mayor, one mem
bsT q the Hoard o. Aidelmsn, and three motnbefa o.
M Head o. Common Councl, and Assessor, A.
which aid pfvolnot The votes of al Who Registered
N ths M 6Svonth ward Of tho city Of Washington the
initial lster q whose h from % T. lnouhiyo,
Polls open At7 a. N, and Z ,. N.
80 Y '7f'I JOHN " ~ WILLIAMSON.
"a H-IrI. H.IF GE0RGE u, rhOMPSN.s,
JoskPH WfLL1AM s, -.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

EiRsr wARD-FIRsT PRRoINoT,-5NoTI0F Is
hereby gtysn that IN eo9terpiiy 70 The proyisleni
v b held IN The Frst Prsoinot d the frst ward or
MONDAY, eih % June nert a The Colnmissinneri
once No Us street between Ninatoenth and Twen
usth for Mayor sunber o. The Board Of Aldermen
nd thrse members Of The Board Of Conm0n Council
and an Assessor a which said precinct tho votes p Al
who registered IN The .aid First ward Of the RITZ
Washingt0p, the initial letter o. whose names u from
A 70 u, Inclusive, win be received #
Polls open Al 7 a m. and closo a. am.....
HENRY HImnEh,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
MkTfTffR MIDDLETON.
HENRY ACTON,

SEvRNTH wARD-F1HsT PREoINCT-NOTIOK
- T. hereby given that In conformity N the provisions
o. tho chartor d the eity Of WashlnEton election
VIII % hold ~ the First precinct Of the Seventh ward
aud and streots for Mayor, ono member Of the
hoard OF Aldermen, and three membors Of the Board
precinct the votes q all Who registered In the said
Bevonth ward Of the elty Of Washington the initial
received.
Polls Apon At 7 a. m. and eloso Al 7 pm.
JAMES 4. ~ BOWEN,
...H#H. WILLIAM n, BAILEY,
...... A. Y. SNYDER,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
HkNRY %, JOHNSON,
WIMMnDD'WIsE.

SkYENTH WAIlD- FOURrH PRKCINOT.--No.
provisions of the charter Of tho city u Washington,
election sin bs l,9d N he touTth proeinet q hs Sew
betWeon hl1th aud bovonih strceta for Mayor, one
monhcr Of tho Hoard OF Aldermen, and three monbora
Of the Board Of Common Council and Assessor, At
which aid precinct tho votes Of All Who Registered
IN the aid Seventh ward Of tho city q MAahRon tho
initial lottor d Whnso names ls from 10 8, ineave
will DO received. nv. H-.. |..
Polls open az a N, sPa SEX !. sEs,yrpsor
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01
1 AEsRYg 1anMBER,
FRANCIS TAvERNs.
PETRR HoWISON.

EiRsTTERD-sEooND PREoTNCT-NoTioK
Ioa. sss .hs i. S s1 q e ss eS s
sse.ioe " b hclf n the Second precincto q he trst
ward on MONDAY, 9Th Of June mort, Al Squire Andet
aona once, No. 1905 street. between Nineteenth and
Iysnnsth, ios Mayor. one member q the Board Of
Aldermen, and thteo membsru of The Board Of Com.
mon Council and an Aasossor ~ which aid precinct
the !o,s. % AZ Who are Registered In the sid First
whose names 4 lrom 70 lnoiasiys viii 30 rociovud
Polls open s.7a, m. And Slssga r, m. : =
MILAN Al MoRMIEY.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-01

A QuRRIi What became Of thu ei1s0o drawn frum
that Pst National Hank Of Washington aooount Of
tho Washington Asylum By r. & Schmidt ave (b) days
after he had boen superseded secretary " aid In
atituon and was tho chock for said amount counter
signed By tho board Of commissioners required By
lnHf A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

Mayor HAN, Of New York, Who under the new
charter, has tie appointment Of the various city
commissioners, has exercised that power In .
manner which seems to afford an agreeable sur
prise to the better olass Of citizens OF New York
from the fact that many Of the appointments are
really good ones. This 10 the case more espe-
cially In the Department Of Docks, the Park
Commissioner, Commissioners OF Charities and
Correction, and In the Health Department. In
the latter We zee the name Of Magnus Gross,
formerly editor Of . German paper in this city.
In the FIRE Department, Police Department,
Excise Department., Department OF Public
Works, &C., however, Mayor Hall has made no.
iiticzl appointments mainly; and Of course the
Tweed and Sweeney Rings are well provided
for
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The Markets To-Day.
Tsle0r0phed EDclUstuelv To Tls Eve,sno 0yn,

BALTIMORE, April l2.-Cotton quiet and
steady at q. Flour active and higher on low
and medium grades. Howard Street superfine
SIS ass; do. extra, 1851 as6; do. family
So:2oaSI; City Mills superfne, SAT- Y assoc; do
extra, S5-5oaS6.25; do. family, s6.75aSs.75; Yves
tern superhne, SfI5aS5; do. extra, s5.25aS5.62 x
do. family, s6as6.T5 Wheat steady: MaryIand
slS5a$l45; Pennsylvania, s12SaSi31. White
corn firm at 81 .o5asl06; yellow dull at 81 .03a
SIO6. Oats 60a62c Rye s1.05 Pork firm at s2s
aSS5O. Bacon firm; Rib sides, 15kc.; clear do.
16Rc:; Shoulders. 12k. Hams, 19a20c. Lard firm
at 16Hc Whisky better feeling at 8 l.02as 1. 0s
BALTIMORE, April i2.-virginia skies, old
3. bid, So asked; do. 1866, Sc Did, do. 1867, 81 4
bid, e2 asked; North Carolinas, old, 46a bid.
NEW YORK, April 12.-Stocks unsettled
Money easy at 5a6 per cent. Exchange. long.
9S short, 81, Gold, 49,. Bonds, Tx Wiz
ginia skies, ex-cOupon, 7Ox; new, 60. North
Carolinas, old, 46a; new, %.
NEW YORK, April 12--Flour dull and droop-
ing. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn
dull and heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12
tBy Bankers,' Broker, and Commercial Lines of
Tele0rapA.l .....'

10y 6oHkers, BrokerS, and Commercial Lanes OF
Iete9rapA.l
Lewis johnson d Co. quote stocp and bonds
In home and foreign markets ~ follows:
NEW YORK, April 12.-First Board-U. 3. 6p
1881, coupon, ia; t30's, 1862, coupon, III x
lS6a, coupon, lex; sos, ls65 coupon, no Z
o-D's, new, 1865, coupon, 100; SOS, 1851, coa-
pom, 100S; 5-20's, 1S6s, coupon, loSx; 1o-aO's,
coupon, lo64; Currency SIS, III 4; Mariposa,6 s; do
Rrefd - Canton, 6H; Cumberland, %;
western Union Telegraph, 32as Quicksilver,
~; racine Mail, 81 Z; Boston Water Power,
ieA; Adams Express, 90 Wells Express, 10y
american Express, $50; United States Express,
SS; Merchauts' Union Express, :; New
s 1orf Central and Hudison, So; do. do. Scrip,
III H.. Erie, Is Erie P,srd, ~; Harlem: 1a2;
gan Central, 1ish; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern, 81 y; Illinois Central, 139 <; Cleveland
q Pittsburg. 1004; Northwest, TAX; Northwest.
preferred, s5K; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin,
cinnat, =: New Jersey Central, 1o5; Rock
Island, 1l6; Milwaukee & ST. Paul, 59x: do.
Prefd, I3x; Wabash and Western, 4sx: do.
90. prefd, =; Fort Wayne, 92x; Alton And
Terre Haute, off-d, 80; do, pref'd, =: Chica-
g and Alton, III; Chicago and Alton, prefd.
ll2x; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 2sI:
tennessee SIS, old, 59k; do. new, off'd, 3x; va
os, old, ION; North Carolina SIS, old 46k; Mis-
steady.
[By Cable.I
LONDON, April II, noOn.-Consols for money
8x; for account, 93x; Bonds, 1862, COZ; 1855
80 1861, So; lOao's, s6x Illinois, ill., Erie, aoX;
LIVERPOOL, no0n.-Cotton market dull Sales
estimated at 10000 bales. Middling Uplands.
1lki Middling Orleans, Tx.
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HIHAMCIAL AND COMMKRCIAI..

The week closed in New York on an easy
money market with six per cent. a. the ruling
rate on call loans and exceptional transactions
at i've and seven. Commercial paper h In smal
supply, and choice scceptances sell readily al
seven per cent. Good acceptances are quoted
at eight and nine, and single names at seven to
twelve. Tomorrow, the 18th, the Assistant
Treasurer will buy 1000 900 Of 5-20's for the
Sinking Fund. There will be no government
gold sale this week. The government bond
market is strong, In sympathy with gold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

At an election at Hagerstown yesterday for
Mayor and members OF the Council, Mr.. Tice,
the "Independent' Democratic candidate, was
elected over Mr.. Fechtig, the Irregular" nomi-
nee Of that party. The Republicans made no
Nomination. The colorsd citizens we're allowed
to vote, but although their ballots were solicited
by both factions, only thirty voted, and they
against the Regular" and In favor OF the ain
dependent" can didate.
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BOARDING..

MES. II. RICE WOULD GIVE NOTICE TO
V1 her friends and the public that she has rented
that large and convenient HOUSE on Massachusetts,
avenue, between 9Th and 9Th streets, old No. SO,
new No A21. and II now prepared to receive
BOARD1RS, on liberal terms, either with or with
out ROOMS. apESt'
QOARD AND ROOMS.-Excellent TABLE
- BOARD end ROOMS, for families and single
persona, at No. - 18th street. told No. l02l Tor
the quality OF the accommodations the subscriber IL
permitted TO refer to G. T. Metcalfs, Chief Clerk Of
the Interior Department, and the other Boardes In
the house. r. FREDERICK. apl1-3ts
EIRsr-C CLASS BOARD, WITH PLRA0ANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, 20 be had on reasonable terms,
q 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and l9sh street
Good location and accessible. mh23-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

The London shipping Gasefte thinks the
American evaporation against the Bombay,
though irrational, would have been spared had
she stood by the Oneida after the collision
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

QOveFnm0nt 0ecuFitfea.
WASHINGTON, April II, 150.-Jay Cooke a
Co. furnish the following quotations Of 0overn-
ment securities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

The New York Herald money article) saws
II astcck clques are planning another grand
IA. campaign. The sharp advance in sold.
Saturday, was o reconnaissance to that end
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WOOD AND COAL.

Sohk OF THK ARTICLES KEPT AT
sILvERBERG,s,
sfs sh'kSIH STREET. BETWEEN PA AVE-
AND ID STREET:
MACHINE CorroNs: Co.,.,, c,.r., vu.
antie.
MACHINE SILK. in 70. 20. 100, ana !. on s,,,I.
PINS: English, American, ursery. end Hal. Pin.
NEEDLES; Smiths best. Darnins. Kmbrois.yv.
and Tape.
SHOE AND CORSET LACRs. all Ienrth..
ELASTIC CORDS AID RIBBONS, from : a. s>
cents per yard.
BUTTONS: China, Glass, Pearl, Rubber. L..up.-
Rep, Mourning, Crochet, silk, Gilt, veIvet, LIN
en-, Lace, and narscflles.
RUFTLIEGs: Plain, Lace KdSs. Cashs sandrtux
ham. and with Embroidered Bdge.
AARsHILLEs TRIMMINGS, in large VARSITY.
IMITATION LACEs. in vaIsscieanss, Cluny, &c.
BRAIDs: Gold, sirk. Mohair. Linen, and Cotton. /.
ell widths.
EMBROIDERY SILKS: Chenille, Line. and Dot.
ton.
LINEN AND COTTON TAPE AND BoBBiH.
VELVET RIBBONS. al widths and oo.Dr..
KNITTING COTTON, ell numbers, m sa,ls -
skeins.
full line Of Handkerchief, Hosiery, and Gloves.
ZEPHYR woRsrEDs AND EMBkoIpERrRs.
EEEDLEwORK AND aAMpURa EMBRoI.
DEFY.
GILT, SILK, AND LINEN FANS, &e, &C.
Together with q fan assortment Of PARIS and
VIENNA FANCY GOODS.
DIR Srsess kars BE-. redseed, cad are sew seorIy
srhat fAey we've s<fers ls rsr
Psi have just reestved q Iars. s.sortu.ot n
REGULATION BASE RAILS, vkieh viii be sold
LOG. AZ
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I OYFER YOR SALE MY VALUADLE
MILL PROPERTY AND WATER POWER,
on Roek Creek, near Georseso,sa.

Its nrst olass FIGURING Min In every respect,
OF Eo barrels Of Aour Per day. Attached are neces
ssry mi!iers house, sIabline 4c VIII also ssI The
70 elk acres, handsomsly laid ont, and contsninr
Shoiee coiecton Of fruits, flowers and evsrgrssns II
necessary TO make It hrst class residence vii
eiso cell about forty acres Of Lald adjoinins ne
and containing ssverai handsome building stss
nne yiews OF Warrington, the Potomac snd snr.
spS eoim- IS water strsef. as ErUns,
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I ARGK INVOICE OF
LYONS BLACK SILKS,
FROM THE GREAT AUCTION SALE OF LAST
TaURtDAY By MESSKS. wILMERDING,
HO0ARr CO., NEW YURk.h

JO0EPH J. MAY,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between 9th and 10th SIS,
Begs to intern his customers and the public that
be attended the large sale of Rich SILKS last
Thursday, ard bought about so pieces includinR
of the very finest In the sale. These Silks are
from Lyons M anufscturers and made ex pressly
for first class city trade. They viii be opened to-
day. aud sold at prices ranging from 81 so to
$3.50 per yard, which is but q small advance on
the auction cost.
From the same sale we have received JAPANESE
SILKS. BLACK SATlES, C0L0RED SILKS,
very cheap. ap II stiff
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SPECIALITIES q
IN SPRING MILLINERY,

IN SPRING MILLINERY,
AT LESS THAN GOLD VALUE.
No. RIBBON. all shades, at IS cents piece
No. is Ribbon, s, q 9shs; crideJ 30 cent.
No. 1ao' tseven INCHES S wide, superior quality
RIBBON at IS cents per yard, worth $3.50.
Together with a complete stock of STRAW GOODS
,,,,a. New Number Number. no "a street,
WAsh!NGTON CITY STRING AND BRASS
w BAND:--Ready at eli times to furnish + =
Music for all occasions. i: DONCn leader.
east, Sets and Streets south or hssdsasF
ers. 641 street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets apl2-
lvl the Catholic University, Respectfully takes
leave to announce that he is open an emit
ing Harmon, and IN Letters
to him at Eilis Music store 7O2 18th street,
JNo. 4. BAKER,
apls-eoa Louisiana ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th sts
MARY Z. sTOOPs HAS RkMOYED TO GIT
I'm 1tn ,, street opposite Patent once where she
6nsss sAT Eafs woET and
BOOK, JOB, ASP ySIKINSAAMENTAL
GIBSON RRorHERs,
aplzy 1O12 Penn'a avenue. tsouth side.J
AVN GRASS SEED if fe5 fine l AVIS and yards.
Agricultural Warehonse,
apl2- cost Louisiana ave., bet. 9Th snd 10th sts
LIMITED STATES PATLNT OFFICE;
On tn. petition II WiEnfxM NOM psi sroR t o,
% oI e. FIT t De, e
Tor an in RsvSlying this
OS the s dS Il By so CON
or as M d. :: as"i
pS E q Sss and sal.
Any person may 0pgOssss ' i1sf s1ssn:i .sl-p
I Ma.ais eAhS B. o. Sf hp4Il S,h 1870
w al fhf sstkitsp o. e sNAs and
and rsss%ed oD them tSs 18TH Tn da as
MaCSins. io0d Tor an improvement in Knitting
, 1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
for filing .,eument. and the Examiners report the be
on SasId sn az ID sns that
Any person may ODPgCsssM m: s1ssn sIgHru
apl2-law3w Commissioner Of Patents.
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
u MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
WAsHINGTON, ID. e., April II, $50. (
sessd P.Gpo sal will be received until i clock
ing First street west, between Virginia avenue and
Bidders will viii state the price per cubic yard for
grading and the price per square yard for grareiinS
Each bid must be accompanied by q written
enter into contract for the performance of the
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
ap I2tuthst2e S.. BOWEN, Mayor.
I ADIEs WISHING PLAIN SEWING DONE
dated by calling at so4 street between Sd and 9TH
sts,h w aplI-3t-
NNIyERsARY OF THE FIFTEEN I'll
fTARY sMoRb and e ss GEP ia aad
s5 S and sP e.! Aers M over i$59er
EIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
Fifteenth Amendment, for sale at
Stove Warehouse,
apll ga Pennsylvania avenue.
and o DO tx ea s
81 s' al. sStz s.2:
selected especially for this House. Jackson City
hSIi1 south JOB s'fs fSsS WR,fss
No. 1857 SPRING STOCK )NO. $50
,nsr.} mA1lAGartaafH,En,..S 7rH ST..
The largest and choicest selection Of PAPER
81 in 5sns Il sm5Ga
cling Walnut and Gilt Ovals ali sizes, on hand or
made to order; solid Oval Gilt Frames, different
variety; good sxlO Photograph Frame, ST WIN.
DOW sH AIDES, different sizes and color. Shades
made order. A limited but choice selection PAINT
INGS, ENGRAvINGS, and CHROMOS, hand
somely framed, always in store. Terms positively
cash. J. MARKRiTER
apil-I2t- No. ass 7th ST. bet d and sts
q rA. .'s q
aim n ~ M No.
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fTNOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYERs.

H9 "ofAOk 10 COUNTY TAX PAYERS.
COUNTY n COLI scroRs 0yyIcE, Roox No 81
., No,ce hereby given that the tax Of 1870 Il nov
6ee sna pa able, on which for prompt paymenf.
ne HSntn q APRIL saht Der cent. Tor the .oats
o. y;sHe hst Per cent dnriag the month Of
0mee days, Tuesd.ys. Thursdsys. snd sat9rdsss.
sHs- I'M JAMES FILLING. eoiiector.
W CHUEca on sUNpA rHst !, uohIrARIA ~
1-a. SUNDAY sehooi Ct sx 8. n. u, - ~ ~"
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OFFICE, CITY HALL
III MASHINGHnN N q

S WASHINGTON. ID. c., April IL, 1870
Approaching the object Of our people in ceebrat-
ing the adoption Of the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution Of the United States and the delverence
Of an oppressed from the curse of slavery here
by direct that the offices connected with the Corpor
ton be closed TO MORROW Wednesday, and that
all Corporation business be suspended during the
day.
Given under my hand and the seal of Office
1t IChron J. BOWEN Maxor
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
/ oST-On the 9th instant. on 9th street, between
IL Northern Market and Boundary street, light
mixed drab SUMMER OvERCOAf. Suitable re-
ward Will be paid II LETT at second precinct police
steton. apn-3t'
GlO REWARD. Taken, Saturday morning,
% iO from the robing room Of the Church Of the
yellow pocket book, with papers valuable to me
only, and small gold locket; also q card case Of
morocco with some cards; also lady dark leather
purse, with clasp, containing two dollar note and
tweezers. Whoever may find and return the above
articles to 1894 New York avenue, will receive the
above reward and have the thanks Of the owner.
ap12-H-
I oST-On Sunday morning, on the south side Of
IL street, between the Lutheran Church and 18th
street, Q lady's GOLD WATCH. The finder will be
suitably rewarded upen returning 1t to J. = AL
LIN, Third Auditors Office. apll3t'
I eeT-On sunday, April 10, in going from 10th st.
- along q to st. Pauls Church, sd St, q GOLD
BkEAsTPIN, with chain and coral center, and the
value Of the Pin by returning the same to 122 10th
st., bet. G and II. apIl-2ts
OsT-0n Saturday morning, a iady's POCKE EFT,
tween 9th street and the General Post once on
street. The finder will be literally rewarded BY re-
turning the same to $40 9sh street N. W., between
* and streets. aplI-3ts
@Sn REwARD-Lost, between 0eerretown Post
YOO Once and 18th street, on X, lass evening, q
PACKAGE OF MONEY. Containing SD0. There
was one 3 400 bill and four e50s. Fifty dollars re-
ward will Be given for the return Of the package to
the star once. apSu
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DATENT AWNING
There is now on exhibition at the Coal Once of g.
q. MAGRUDER, on 9Th street, near Pennsylvania
avenue, an AWNING, the device Of MILLER
MCCLELLAN, OF Urbana, Ohio, which obyiates the
necessity for posts, provides q neat and effective
shelter for when relied up, be spread out
or rolled mp in q moments time, Is simple in con-
struction, and tasteful in appearance All who con.
template the erection Of Awnings should not fail to
seen at 81. James Hotel. an 9-StF
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Isl
BUTTER, &c.

E'Gs' EGGS,
26bbis. fresh EGGS;
rs IssfHkfs fFsk roll and solid packed New York
Good, fine and extra choice. Just received and for
sale low. By JOHN A. CLARK,
aps3- 1000 = street, corner 10th.
HALLS BAIR RENKwRR.. ........-..7oc
9s F:' Mrs. \: o s.f: Mont ma
all Hair Preparations Also, my
sd and family
Ayers Sarsapsrilla and Cherry Pectoral-...-...ssc
henSoid Buehu and 81
Hss Dye ssa tSisef ssa 9e
Iu6p Peria%ss' very large assortment.
m. 3 sisi sss and I.i;ds
hy1n . ocnsins sn al
schenckt Tonic and Pulnonic syrup ...... .9S
rnasans Nisn. nleo1nnG
Gossss s ssSsn 81 isS:, rsisIsa at
T,Sshs:isrs j HySSes9:RA,.ss
6si,isrsi; %ins..HSssiss, Poss, sherry, Ks:ss:
and Sqa a f s:sst S Ss4 81
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, RUN, &c :,
n Toilet xr tsi: in the
which will sell at 50 per cent less than regu-
,ar prices, as imported and domestic Perfumery
Co'ognee, Hair oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth
Nall; infant shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
tons for the p%si m great variety frepara
,,,s mnsh enlarged my store vii give par
Prescriptions and Family Receints iii ~ vSch 1
be put mp st halt the usual rates and every article
ARTHgk SirrANs, Druggist,
apo eoSm' Corner "a and n streets NJ w
LOB sALE-1O,e00 GRAPE VINES one tvo
4 and tnree years OLD. All the leading varieties.
NJ DiRKIN, 18th and SITS. Navy Yard.
sps-st- or No. 1910 ii street west
III HELPS" at -
OGDENS HOUrETURNlsHING STORE.
TO them Exclusively articles useful in housef e. n
ing. 31A 7th ST., Eve doors from Pa. av. s0-st.'
E>OR sALG-A few GRAPE WINES; choice Va.
ER "a net coming ins sors.toGI :, CR09K.
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q r., .'s q
SUN UMBR LAS
New and Beautiful Styles, in
SILK, PONGEE, AND LINEN,
Just received and for sale at prices ranging from
rs CENTS TO $3.50 EACH.
~ One Price. Just dealing to all.
BEGAN WYLIE,
ap9 1920 Seventh street, N. W.
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TIE VERY prs sGa BEEf kiEs1pErcr of tn.
nd .fsss cart: TO- Of sas:
ii sra
Grape, 4c excellent water; healthy. Any one
"ss Hssa'' x q shs ss:
300 A ASH sSEEEPAF TE STfss
North Arlington, Va. in lot. Of from one 70 ten
acres Of land, comprising the finest views Of Wssh
hesh; :. any par. u the Gnitsd s. s' Many =
springs Of the puFest. sot cold water soil excellent
ana
PahE .IHHPss ASss
.s NJ
Of land, st 1cunt Pleasant Hou:s fronts so.th,
panTy and ars. essr xmS. si.s.rn and d' Sss::
on both nsoIs, Coed stable. With room fsr servant
N ssS A' various
S p!sss n as-ss FL sf s,s
house from iAth street, north side, address J.,
E0R RINT-A STORE AND DWELLING, con.
north Inquire Of GREEN. corner 1 issS : sas
GLects. - - = aD5u
EOR RRNT-HoUsEs,f arnished 9 80, q I0, Q 100,
IS, ss s "a, Ss, S. 80 sio' s"' ss' so,
p,M sls seventh aUs q o,u wAisfsa ga. a..
On the s..s sSs q i7sk :,r i::s S.sI..a
And t;o1na:ry streets; siss 1xSs e alley Pave
..a se,iHss :s =. Il 81 :s::.
I OTTER IOR sALE NY VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY AND WATER POWER,
on Roek Creek. near Georseso,en.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-12

FOR SALE-The new and elegant RESIDENCE
Il now occupied by Senator Lyman TrumbuIl, sit
uated on LIST street east, No. 39& finished in the
best style, and with all the modern improvements
and in all respects one of the most desirable resi-
dences in the city. Apply TO JOHN ALEXANDER
No; 1881 Penna avenue, or 20 GEO. T. DEAR
ING, No. AIS Missouri avenue. mh2s -2awgw