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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Feb. PA large free trade
meeting was held this afternoon, in Broad
street. jackson Schultz presided.
Letters were read from Congressman
Brooks and Cox, Rev. Henry Ward Beech
or, and others, and addresses were made 10y
Samuel J. Tllden and William Cullen Bry-
ant.
Expected.
Ex-Secretary Seward is expected to
morrow.
Vigilance Committee.
The Mormon preachers were warned tC
leave the village Of East Meadow, Long
Island, by vigilance committee, on pain
of being mobbed. They left for Potchoque,
but expect to return when serious disturb.
.anc6s cease.
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CUBA.
Eighteen Juntas Executed.

Eighteen Junths ENeCuttu'
HAVANA, Feb. 24.-Eighteen members
of a Cuban Junta at Santiago were arrest
ed some time ago and all executed.
1000 Negroes Set Free.
The Captain General has issued decaee
freeing about 9, 900 negroes.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON.
Senate Opposes Further Is
sue of Currency.
ReVelS Still at the Door.
WhittemOre Unanimously
CenSurcd.
Government Bonds at Pre-
MUM over Gold.
Almost q Panic in Wall
Street.
VIM. H. Seward Expected
To-day.
Emancipation in Missouri.
Election Riots in England,
Electoral Reforms i'm France.
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED 70 g..
hibi. a stook'ofC lothirz and Gsr.Irusr'
FURHISHIS6 GOODS |

EQUAL TO ANY to DO found 90.
United States.
Ohinchllla Over Goats
Edreden Beaver Over Coats
Esquemaux Beaver Over
Coats
French Beaver Over Goa 9.
English Beaver over CO.
Light Weight Casa'morp
Over Goats.
Light Weight Melton Owe,
Coats
Water Proof Over Coats,
Labrador Beaver OV'r Goats.
Elegant Dress Over Cots.
English Beaver Capes.
Extra Long Chinohilla Over
Coats.
Large Size Over Goats.
Boys and YouthsOVel
'n"Aer Fi"Nhei 'nif" anu
Drawers.
H., 81,
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Hon. LEWIS TILLMAN, Washington, d. C,
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THURSDAY, Feb. 24.-The House was
called to order at $50 O'Clock, Speaker
| Perkins in the chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10
GEORGETOWN.

JUST AND UNIVERSAL COMPLAINT exists on
account Of the early hour at which "Gross' night
battery" starts for parade through our streets.
Long before the usual retiring hour, in fact, By
nine or half-past nine O'Clock, these summer
nights, our citizens are often compelled to leave
their front doors and close doors and windows,
to avoid the disagreeable odor from these night
carts, and the question is often asked, "Is il
against the law, or is it not ?" If it is the no.
lice are derelct in their duty, and the Police
Board should attend to IL. If not, then proper
action tonight by the City Councils would not
cemo q INC mont too soon, for tho oRonoo 10 rank.
SALE OF FARMS NEAR TENNALLYrowS
Thomas bowling, auctioneer, has sold the mar
Gel of land known as "Fletcher's Chance ,,
near Tennallytown, belonging to the late m
leaTy M. Smith. containir|'T >. n III. .I
Paine, for ss2 50 per acre Also, tract of land,
re property Of Dennis Burns, in the same vi
cinity, known as Clowns Course :" containing
IS acres, to DIR. j. ii. Richie, for S25 per acre
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE-Thirty-tw hun
bred bushels wheat were sold on Change this
morning at S1.H per bushel.
RIVER FEoNT.-Entered, steamer Lady of the
Lake, Denly, Norfolk Entered aud cleared.
steamer Express, MCKEE, from and to Balti-
more
The PUBLIC SCHOOL ExAMINATIoNs-Our
report of the above in Wednesdays STAR should
have read Thursday, sd, Mrs. Edmonston's
school to be examined by Mr. Hyde; Friday,
9th, Female Grammar by Mr.. Magee; Tues
day, 2Sth, Male Grammar by Mr.. Libbey. The
distribution of medals and premiums comes of
at Market-house Hall on Thursday, 30th inst,
at four O'Clock p. m, instead Of Wednesday, as
heretofore stated.
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ALEXANDRIA.
: Gazette of last evening has the following

THE Gazette of last evening has the following
items:
DIsABILIrIEs.-The following names appear
in the bill for the removal of political disabilities
which has passed to second reading in the
Senate:
Alexandria,. M. Broadus, F. L. Brocket,
+. w. Davis, w. H. Dulaney, G. l.. Deeton, j as
Fossett, Isaiah Fisher, j. @. Hunter, Z. s..
Hough, 3. k. Johnston, j. X. Miller, b. r.
McVeigh, Joseph MCLEAN, q. G. Moore, j. w.
Nails, W. b. Price, C.P. Shaw, John Summers,
j. X. Shay, G. +. Stuart, L. y. Taylor, T. A.
White and j. 8. Wimsatt.
Fairfax.-C. A. Arundell, p. X. Barhee, T. E..
Casper, w. b. Day, Herbert Fairfax, Richard
johnson, T. X. LoveA Waller Powell, John
Powell, Walter Powell, j. H. StringfellOw, j..
SaDgster, j. p. Taylor, d. M. UtterbacK and
Ira Williams.
Loudon.-W. +. Collins, b. X. AttwelI, r. 3.
Douglass, j. NJ. Divine, T. w. Edwards, +. L.
Fred, Fenton Burr. Bernard Hough g X. Head,
Newton Kean, j. L. Lynn, w. Minor, Richard
McCarty, j. M. Mount, X. G. McCarty, j. l..
Nixox, Z. b. Powell, Il. X. Powell, ). H. Price,
Israel Russell, Daniel Shreve, l.. w. Smoot and
L. NJ. Wrenn.
HEAVY RAMA thunder shower occurred
between IL and 1 O'Clock to-day, accompanied
with heavy rain, two and seven-eghths inches
OF water falling during its continuance. Some
of the street-crossings were rendered impassa-
BILE for a time by the food, and shanty In
Petersburg" next to the corner of Princess
and Royal streets, was invaded to such an ex-
tent and 90 suddenly that its colored inmates
were forced into the garnet to avoid drowning.
Everybody hopes that this viii be the "clearinR-
up rain" for the present. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

AFFAIRS IN ST. MARY's COUNTY, MD-The
following items are from the st. Mary's Beacon,
Leonardtown, Md: -
The condition of the wheat crop in many Soc
tons of our county, in consequence Of recent
severe blows and the late prolonged wet spell, IL
represented to be precariOus. 1t il feared that
much Of the "dOwn" wheat will never "raise,n
and that mould, scab and rust may supervene.
Tobacco planting IL now in full blast, and many
have already pitched their entire crops. There
is, we believe, an abundance Of plants, and tho
prospect v that more than an average crop will
be planted.
The valuable estate known Is "Cintra,o con-
tanning about $50 acres Of land, has been sold
for q. 200. Col. George Forbes purchaser.
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The THEATKKs.-The Foster brothers capt.
tai pantomine "Jack and the Beanstalk, I"
as produced at the National Theater this
week, contains many novel and interesting
sleight OF hand tricks, and blind readings;
Carrie Moore in her velocipede acts and the
Remmelsburg sisters In ballet, all OF which goes
TO make up very attractive performance.
to- morrow afternoon.
"Red Cloud" was very much pleased with the
novel and varied entertainment of the walhalla
and Biopiastic troupes at Wallis Opera House
last night, seeming to enjoy the gymnastic per-
formances, tableaux, &C., as much as the pale
faces present, and said he would attend again
this evening with his warriors and squaws In full
costume. No one should fail 20 see this COM
bination during their stay In this city. There
viii be a matinee at cheap prices for woman
and children tomorrow afternoon.
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CITY ITEMS.

HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS to get samples
of new styles every day from New York, by ex-
press. would be glad to have my customers
call. JOHN f. PRIGe,
Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pa. ave-
nue., between AZ and 9Th sts.
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Correspondence Chicago Tribune.l
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, May 10.

SUDDEN DRATH.-Mr. Aaron Miller, long and
favorably known as the owner and proprietor
OF inc United states Hotel At Cape May, which
conf1agration, died on the It'll inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

For GENrLEMEN-
A great variety OF economical Suits, ranging
from e12 to go.
Handsome Cashmere Pantaloons, from s4.50
to %.
One price only. GBo. @. HBNNINo,
No. 40 7th gtroet NJ w.
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Henry JOHNSON was arrested yesterday BY
Omeer Crnmp, for receiving pawn with no Il
cense, and nned sb by Justice Anderson; in
default OF which ne was sent to the workhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

An ACT for the relief of Leopold Kolpskinski
BE At enacted ty the Board Of Aldsrmen and Board
Of Common Council of the City Of Rdiagfoa, That
the sum OF ten dollars and twelve cents l2) be
and the same il hereby, appropriated payable out
OF the Fourth Ward fund. TO enable the Mayor 70
refund that amount to Leopold Kolipskinski: the
same having been paid BY him enormously on part
OF lot numbered twenty five, (25l in square number
five hundred and sixteen 5l6) for constructing
ers. IApproyed, April Is, $50
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SALE OF REAL EsTATK--Messrs. Green q,
Williams Yesterday sold two-story frame hoase
and lot, fronting twenty feet ON Maryland ave
nue., between T3th and 18th streets, to Richard
Emmons, for soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

0A man named Felix Whitw0fth has been
arrested, charged with the assassination Of Uni
ted States Deputy Marshal Moses, In Sedalia,
Mo-, last December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

nDUuEur 70 Bur 4 0oOD SBWua Ma
onrxH--Willoex = Gibbs' Sewing Mackine, re
chino, win hereafter Be sold ON liberal ferms.
inquire ct the agency, Baun's Corset and Hoop
sknt IaceoEys u seventh street, between b
M - All
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no nvsppprycs

From . careful analysis OF Dooley's Bokinc
PoUder, We can safely recommend IL as tho best
ever manufactured. producing bread, biscuits
pastry, &C., which can be relished by the most
sensidve dyspeptics, - healthy and nutritious.
Always ready, economical. and will preserve
itg strength and purity In any climate. Fol
sale in 4, n, !, and pound cans, to meet the
demand, By Grocers generally. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

CANADA papers speak Of II a. something
wonderful that there was snow in Nova SCOTS
last week. That's nothing; We saw ice over
fCOt thick on the Avenne this morning
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Az Acr granting certain privileges to the Washing

ington City Gas Light Company.
Be IL enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of the CRY Of Washingion, That
permission be, and is hereby, granted to the
way, exchanging the sidewalk of ii street north
west, between Twenty sixth and Twenty sew enth
streets northwest to remain during the ple of
the Corporation Pror,dsd, That travel on said
street shall not be obstructed thereby; Procidsf
further, That the consent of the President of the
United States be first obtained,
Approved, April 20, 1870
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

An ACT to name the space formed by the intersec-
tion of street north and Maryland and Massa-
o)ausetts avenues.
Beu eHacfed bv the Board Of Aldermen asd Board
Of Common Council f the CRY q wasstnscs, That
from and after the passage Of this act the space
formed by the intersection Of street north and
Maryland and Massachusetts, aver ues, from Fourth
to Sixth streets east shall be known aud designated
on the books OF the Corporation stanton Place
Approved, April Is, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

CORNERSTONE LAID.-The Nehemiah Lodge,
Colored Odd-Fellows, Of Baltimore, with q large
number of their friends, arrived in Cambridge,
Md, on board the steamer Kent, on Sunday
Union Bethel (Colored) Lodge Of this place. A
procession was then formed and marched to
the site of the new Union Bethel Church, ON
Pine street, where they participated in the
Of the already begun edifice. The vliitors, az
well a. our own colored people, behaved them
selves admirably, everything passing OF
Notwithstanding Democrat.
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SAD CASE OF DRowNING.-On Saturday last,
whilst a marine named VIM. Gardner, and q
young girl named Fouche were attempting to
the boat was capsized and the man was drowned;
the girl succeeded in sustaining herself above
water until rescued. The BODY OF the unfortu-
nate man was conveyed to the Naval Academy,
and on Monday was inferred I'm the cemetery
attached to that Institution Annapolis Gcsette.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Auusemanfs kc

NATIONAL THKATRR-"Jaek and the Bean
stalk, by the Foster pantOmime troupe.
WALLS OPERA HoUsE.-waIhalIa and Bio
plastic Troupes.
STRAwBERET FEsTTvAL-Second Baptist
Chureh, virginia avenue and 4th street, 3. T..
DAILY EXCURSIONS to Glymont on the steamer
4. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow TO
Mount Vernon.
SMITH's Arr GALLERY, 2f5 street.
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, 4Ss 7th street.
BARLow's Art GALLERY, 81 Pa. avenue,
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FIFTH WARD IRISH REPUBLICAN CLuB.-
This club met last evening at Bleifus' Hall, on
Capitol Hill; the President, John O'Meara, in
the chair. A final settlement of the affairs of
the club was had, and a vote of thanks was ten
dered to the president, when the club adjourned
sine die.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

MAD DOG was shot yesterday while running
q; large, BY Oficer Davidson, OF the first pre-
cinct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

SAMUEL NoRMKNr, ESQ, of this city, sails for
Ensepe on Wednesday next, for q pleasure trio
on the continent. Mr.. Norment has letter of
introduction from the President to our ConsuIs
and Ministers abroad.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES
SHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH.
s ssS Ssi: s,,ss, Tss Ne, issss
once 81 Pennsyi1snis sr Re as = ." AND n n
WAsHISGT3N, E9R!oLk AND BOSTON
CHANGE 81 BAY TIM IHt 81 SsD hSg AETrH MON
TIE nsw ana elegant steamer LADY OF rHr
S Sss;iFi .ss $E s. ES.,Sis :s:5y NON
ec ND 10. !. brinse r.,.T.
&i lsSyss SOrioIl g every TUESDAY and
a.. sps % .as
sCss k.ilresd Through tieSes. and bulls s' d ia IA
aS tssss e. ..,y ?, .h:s foo. Of
cent, OF e .: I; Blows son, General Agents,
.Sn Sow ' Pr%s ins Co. ' Fsssrsor.
Lchron., Repub.. Sun Herald and Gazstfe ecpyI
M RcHAhTs' LINZ or srKAMsHIPs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
S. fbeSNn iss EEAfkEE.T ri SITn
Rks H rrsfsy ssbEE; ee' wssHSSSros Avn
Ssn1RBG !.1 70 :, follows: Lesy. NV YORK,
Es.1: SsF sTsF. sr snrg EEIShi !.
HAN Agent once and wharf f ioo, 70 q Hin t4sst.
Gs0sseto.n or st the corner Of 18th street and New
suzla Nv. THOMPSON. President.
NV HXfnIss.- LII
VA I Sossssss1EsssfHfS !.
xs::;':. i ;s's &. CT! syiu L Hfs
,Isq: g wst~ street. osorsssOvs. wKDHEs.
Df .aess !ss:l.ss q ~ s,ns.
SSsSSiISS 90. Il HaFsS VIZ WY
EOR 10UHT VHRA0a.
IN, =: ~. AAs. e. ]. a. e -. ~. -:
Ho dtBifff'Ssf s sSSRoSs.' sS 3 Ss; Z. q
4ssssSds, S%S -: sc TsAinss., ..c.;.
SAnHs SIZES, e. se,s:
aa2 0mos-Mmere. Hot.
V,HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cribsr
inston County, in the Dietrich o. Columbia letters
g e. q county
ssainst The ss dscss.sd are hereby warned 70 s1-
hibit the same, with the voucher thereof, 20 the
sss ss q ~ Law Z sss a
ali benefit q the said estate. Given under my hand
1 Admin isfrstor.
1 Witness: A. WEBSTER. my36- lsw3w-
IINITEB STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of WILLIAM A.. KIRBY, Of
Auburn, y. T., pr.yi.g for the sxtension Of yasent
issssd on the issh ssy Of March. - and .s.is
ipEued In two divisions numbered respectively Abe
ana sis9. on the 18th Of November, ls6, Tor An I'M
prosemeut IN Harvesting Machines
clooed the ID day Of August next, that the time
limited 10 d. iSfk dsy Of Aue1sf next end that Nd
| Dsfifion Be hsard o. the 18th day Of August next
| MANUEL 3. FISHER.
my ss-lsxsv cumnisssoner q Psfenfs.
OK DOE. CAIAWBA=;-..-----.-sts e 90 per d0E.
| 6O - dos OAL. 4OCk--------- 100 do.
IS don. CLAREI.----..----- 800 do.
IS doz. RHINE VIM $50 DO.
nyss-sv ira Pennsyivssis svsnss.
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AS Act for the relief of Joseph H. Davidson
BE IL enacted BY the Board Of Aldermen aud Soar
q Common Council 81 the Cry Of WASHINGTON, Tha
the sum of twenty five dollars be, and the same il
fund Joseph II. Davidson, that amount having beer
erroneously paid by said DAVIDSON for a retail
1859. TApproyed Anril as ls7a
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An AcT for the relief Of JOSEPH Bishop.
BE enacted By the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the Ctfy Of Wdshtagtoa That
the sum Of five dollars be, and the same Is hereby.
appropriated out OF the general fund, to enable the
Mayor to refund to Joseph Bishop the said amount
which was enormously imposed upon him as fine
Approved April IS, $50 ''
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

6kUkthiVWS ADfbhilosHhSBcs
RY THOMAS DOWNING, Acct; Georgetown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. GRo,KRIEs. &c.
a On SATURDAY MORSING, June nth, at
M S one Marble top oSk sidebSsrl
One Large Book csse, one Refrigerator, Walnut
IA, Rsck, Bed.tesd, &c, &C.
jes '' THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOueer.
EEoRGETOwN DOLLAR STORE, IS High
" strset.Jnst received, an unsuspsssed sssort-
Knives, PiPss' Fans, Albums, &c, sc. 0sll and
nRY GOODS OHEAPER THAN EvKR.
AZ wG s osss%s5s, br e. sn ana sEys
% cents; striped sns Fieufss Psrc.s.. *.
81 p ss S Ss'sf: Z e sssi i Ks
s # q:
general sssortmsnt Of Gocds AT P0PULAR PRICES
o'i and examine i sss5 tsffs' s & III
my H-u l0l Brid4e street, Georgetown.
IEEAr BABGAssN Ss ~ LISP, SPRING AND SUN.
,,s sElpss9 srkkrEEr. d sS SHS% D. O..
mas received tH nj sssp Sssss Sa!oops,
asSss. s snS sf
suits; organdies, Lawns, Percales, Ginghams, Seer
'p Llama SUT IscR sH GsT;Rs; Lame'e 40
ei I9%TyyH1Ds' AIs.sndre's, aHd oOurvOisiers KID
~ Jones Nainsooks and Cambrics, French Musifns
Urgandies; Richardson's Irish Linens; Lace, n EN-
sttehed, and Plain Linen Cambria Hsndkerchiefs:
MID nrst rate assortment Of Gents and Boys
wear, Ladies and Gents Underwear, KneIish and
Oil Cloths, &C.
Having purchased all goods st the recent great
decnne IN New York, for cash, Washington iaies
VIII ma IL 10 their advantage 20 ride over.
mye-im y.H.S 3.
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A TIMELY REscUE.-About o'clock last eve
Maryland avenue bridge noticed a man living
on one OF the cross ties Of the railroad bridge adj
Joining, with his head resting on the car track.
ne lnmediately went over and discovered that
1--WE very esFeccable young man, resident
OF Capitol Hiu, who, in an Intoxicated condi-
ton, had fallen IN that manner while attempt
ing 20 cross the bridge. The man was lucky In
not falling through the bridge OF open timbers
I'm the first place and next in being lin the nick
of time) removed by Mr.. Peabody from his
peril0us situation, as in less than ten minufa.
thereafter locomotive and train Of cars came
laundering along.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

Whitley agt. Bartholow was resumed. The
Criminal Court adjourned for the term. The
Equity Court passed quite a number of orders
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IrPoRrAHr 10 0lNrrurm--]

IMPoRfAXF 10 0HMTLnrHN.-N you Wish
your clothing thoroughly cleansed, al grease
spots effectuslly removedso that they wilf never
show again; II Jon wish your clothing nicely
pressed 20 that they win look Ike new, send
them to Anthony Fisher, nrst-cla0 scourer,
agent OF Staten Island and New York Dyeing,
ndsole proprietor Of new Parisian process, 6f8
9th street, opposite the Patent Once. List Of
Rricec.Coats, nom q 70 e2I0; Pants, % centS
Ladies would % ven, before they put away
their winter garments, 70 give me cali. Fish,
er's Cleaning Process takes al grease spots
no moths can enter tie esrtments durine 'i ths
summer. References MeenE. b. 81. DuvalI.
- Pa. sve.; 3. II. Heiberger, 2i2 Pa ave-; @.
=. Schafer, TS Pa. ave.. W. T. Grimth, 3oS 9th
Bee Advertisement In another column. t,l6,l:
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PAnAMA Hats

Bleached and Trimmed,
At A. +. Whiteney's, 924 Pennsylvania avenue
south ode. bet. 9Th and 10th streets.
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Single Breasted Frock or Dress Goats, are be-
ing closed out ut cheap rates, In order TO remove
70 our new store, corner Of It'll and d streets
TO secure bargains call on liable q Co., 1886
Pennsylvania avenue, (U. 8. Hotel.) 5,2,tf
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An Acr for the relief of ynlia A. Tarl.on.

BE IL enacted ty the b ard OF ALdsrm.H and Board
Of Common Conaeif o. the CRY of washington. That
the sum of fifty dollars be, and the same Is hereby
appropriated out Of the general fund to enable the
Mayor 10 pay Julia A. Tsriton the amount paid for
license TO keep a restauran; for six months OF the
year embraced in said license, she being forced
vacate the place of business.
Approved, April Is, $50.
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% A. FAHNESfOCK,S
We RMIFU GE.

Why 10 II that % many children die under TIE sGs
Of hys ysarsf That . large proportion Of chiIdren
die under that sge, has long been subject Of remark
and without satisfactory cause ascertainsd. Il b
certain.
Also, II d Known fhas worms sxist IN u. hups,
Ussm iron it, earliest infancy; thsrssors parsuts
especially Dothsfs, who ere more constantly Win
hair children, cannot b teo observing Of the drst
syRSte1s ~ WssAs: Tor - surely - they exist, o
sATELY AHD CERTAINLY
rsAovsa from TIE noa DELICATE INFANT. By
the timely ne 81
y. a. TAHNEsfOCK's vKRMIFUeH.
II is perfectly harmless, contains n nsrcury,
PURELY vEGrrABLs oonPosIrIoa.
A. 3 ss & 81 "a q ssEs
, wSs &c .. 90
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS Passed by the Sixty-Seventh
Council Of Washington City, ID. g.

An Acr 70 amend an act entitled IAN II 10 grale
and gravel New Jersey avenue ir1ln New Ork
avenue 10 Boundary street IN -
Be a. amazed tg fhs Board IF 8ffsrs1sH and 3 ard
81 Common C6rRetf # ths Cry AZ Washington, That
the act entitled An Act 10 grade aad gravel New
Jersey avenue, from New York ayenae to Boundary
street north" approved pecember II, 1853, be, aud
the same is hereby, amended 80 as authorize the
Mayor to have the work done by days W rk, under
the superiBtendence Of the City Surveyor and Com
missioner Of the the Third Ward.
Approved, April II, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-10

NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION on CAPITOL
HILL--A meeting was held last night over Doc
ley drug store to organize the Capitol Hill
Wilson chairman, and Mr.. W. L. johnson sec
Ietary. Over 500 shares were subscribed for by
those present, and much more stock was
taiIed from the meeting on account of the
heavy rain. The following persons were APP
pointed committee 70 prepare a constitution
=. Quick, W. i. johnson, j. II. Stailey, Geo.
X Wilson, W. e Hutchinson, DIR. j. p. Rich
ardSon, U III. Murry, and j. N. Shomo. The
committee were also authorized TO solicit sub
scriptlons for stock, and the secretary TO open
books for receiving the same az the Capitol Hin
Real Estate Once. Itwas agreed that the first
then adjourned TO meet on next Thursday night,
June 10th, at O'Clock, at which time the con-
sttution will be adopted and officers elected.