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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

HE THEATERs-Only three more nights re-
main OF the Walhalla and Bioplastie Troupes
Al van Opera House. No lover of the beau
tiful should fail to witness their beautiful
tableaux and the prlsmatic fountains. The
Persian Prince Sadi D'JaIma Is a wonderful
contoroonist. His feats on the enchanted lad
der 81 astonishing.
Bryant's Minstrels called on the President
yesterday in a body, and last night he returned
the compliment by attending their performance
celebrated, and present a variety Of songs,
dances and Ethiopian comicalities. Dan BRYANT
and Unsworth are immense, while Little Mac
a. the " Pet Elephant" and the - Mi>chieyous
Monkey" is verv amusing. Tonight Dan Bry-
ant appears in his speciality of " Hamlet
Which he PLAYED over two hundred and fifty
consecutive nights in New York with great sue
cess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

during four years attendance-thel latter being
the deciding point in the minds OF the trustee
and teacher"
The interesting exercises were concluded nv
remarks from Mr.. H0lmead, Mr.. Pearson. Mr..
Fenwick, and others, expressive Of their opinion
that the examination this year was up to the
mark Of the very best under this veteran
teacher, who has for 80 many years held the
very front rank in his arduous profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23
GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEMEyTS.

nRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES,
- AT lO1 BRIDGE ST., GEoRG KTowN,DC
Good Blk Silks at 81 so, Sl75, 81, S225, 50 80
Biz Iron Grenadines at nc. SOC, 75c , very cheap
Printed DeLanes and Armures l21ac worth 2Oc
case yard wide Beached Shifting, an excellent ar
ticle, l21ac.
Lawns n1zc. to &c.; White Marsei.es CSC aud 371Sc
Striped and pain Grenadines loo, worth 25c.
Atwood Cassimeres at SOC. and Csc. worth 75c 3
Linen Cambria Hdkfs from SIC. mp; genuine Kid
We are selling great bargains in all kinds of goods
jeIS-tr BENJAMIN MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

The MOUNT VERNON AssocIArIoN.-TI, Vie.
Regents Annual keeting.-Yesterdaym morning the
steamer Arrow conveyed a party af ladies and
gentlemen to Mount Vernon for the purpose or
being present st the yearly reception OF the vice
regents of the Ladies Mount Vernon Associa-
ton. Among the company were Senator Stock
ton and lady, w. W. CorcOrsn, Esq, General
Giles A Smith and lady. Mr.. Fox, agent of the
Baltimore Associated Pres, and ladies. The
annual council OF vice regents were IN session
but on the arrival of the visitors a recess was
taken and a reception held. Among the vice
regents present were:-Mrs. Morse. of Louisiana;
Mrs. Scott, OF Maine Mrs Jas. Brooks, OF y ew
York Mrs Halstead, of New Jersey; Mrs. Barry.
OF Illinois; Mrs. Eve, of Georgia; Mrs Walker
sey; Mrs, General Emory, of the District of
columbia; Mrs. Bingham, of Pennsylvania:
Mrs. Chase, OF Rhode Island; Mrs Mitchell of
WISCONSIN, and Mrs Washington, of West Yir-
ginia- A collation. was then partaken of nv the
entire party after which the visitors returned
to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

CoNPLMsSTARY Picnic by the members of
the lrbanity and Friendship associations, At
Ith street park, on Friday evening. See adver-
tisemt Mt,
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An Acr TO amend the general a

An AcT to amend the general appropriation bill
BE AZ enacted ~ the Board If ALferDlea aad Board
Of Common Corncii Of the CRY Of W0shiagfon, That
the act entitled IAN act to defray the general and
contingent expenses Of the Corporation for the
fiscal year ending June 81. ls70 " bs amended as fol-
lows:
That the appropriation of SIS COO, to defray the
expenses of the Metropolitan Police force shall be
paid out Of the Metropolitan Police fund
That the appropriation Of sou, for compensation
to the superintendent of Street Lamps and the sum
OF Ss,4eO, for compensation to lamp lighters, shall
be paid out Of the gas light fupd.
That the appropriat OF Ss00, for defrayinq the
contingent Of Offices of the Water Registrar
and Inspector and Taper Of Water mains, shall be
paid out of the water fund.
Approved May ~. lS0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

SALRs OF RIAL EsrArR--cooper Il Lat.
mer, auctioneers, have sold west half Of lot I9
square 496, with three story brick house there
on, floating on r street south, between AZ ~
9th streets, to W. B. Evans for e4,675.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

r. DoNELAN, SO long and favorably known in
the clothing trade, is now at Oak Hall Clothing
House, No. 525 It'll street, where he viii be
pleased to show all persons in want of clothing
the city. 18th sits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

ALI TBosT who want to spend a pleasant dav
in the cool an d shade Of the beautiful grounds
at KaIorama Should attend the pie ME on tia
SIKH Presbyter. an Church Tomorrow See
their advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

JUSTICE Plant has been designated by
Major A. G. Richards and n acting Police Mac.
istrate at the station house In South WashinS-
ton during the absence Of Justice Pearson and
until the newly constituted Police Court as
sumes Jurisdiction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

Miss ELIZA CHAMBERLAIN of Mass. late
Principal of the Georgetown Colored Grammar
School, died at her home in Massachusetts, on
Monday last after lingering illness. Miss
Chamberlain igned her position in February
much regretted by the trustees as she was one
OF the most valuable teachers in the District
The schools in the building in which Miss
Chamberlain formerly taught were called to-
gether to-day BY Mr.. Syphax, one OF the
trustees, who addressed the children upon the
life and valuable services OF Miss Chamberlain.
as being one OF the best friends of coOred
schools, after which the schools were dismissed
Tor the day IN respect to her memory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

ASSAULT AND BArrrRY.-Last evening A.
Patze, physician, was arrested by oficer Las
Ky, on the charge Of committing an assault and
him 70 security to keep the peace. The Vife
has recently commenced IN action for divorce
against her husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

.IoRDAs's WHITE SuLPHuR sPRrxas RI.
atn actions OF this watering place 30 uopaisr
with Washlngtonians, are duly set forth IN on
coluD uls to-day. Those wishing a delighty,i
place in which TO spend the hot season can
hardly 20 better than 10 engage quarters OF Mr..
Jordan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

SKERsUCKERs,
Basket Duck,
White Corduroy,
Marseilles,
Grass Linens, &C., &C.,
For order work. GEO. @. HRNNIHG,
No. 40 It'll street, n. w.
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An Aor for the relief of MRS DE sevk

BE AZ enacted by the Board Of Sids1,, 80 po,,
oen.moa oonnc,t % che Guy Of Washtngton, Thai
the Mayor be, and be is hereby. authorized and re-
quested to refund to Mrs De sey thirty doJsrs ~
amount erroneeusly paid by her for sewer tax: AM
TO carry this act int effect the OF thirty dIisr
is hereby appropriated out Of the Fourth ard fund
Approved May 80, lS70. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

PERSONS desiring to purchase Ready-made
Clothing will do well to bear in mind the Cloth
ing Establishment OF
LEVI BARR,
At tie Corner Of 1h and z streets.
He manufactures all his own Goods, and
guarantees every article sold to insure satisfac-
ton. Fresh arrivals Of the latest style OF Goods
can be seen at his establishment every morning
Persons desiring to be comfortable during the
hot season can procure an entire outfit of every
species of Garments, from an Undershirt to a
Dress Coat, at very nominal cost, at the corner
It'll and Z streets, Washington, ID. e. 2o,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23
FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO.

r EHOvAL.
SooNrIHuKp RKpUorrox IN PRICES.
sRSfssn oS S , s..s ss.a. e g s s :,
building, s on sr.st door. s..t q Eeeitt House,
reduce the trouble and sspsn.. q srsnser
BuRcH I'll,
EsrABLIsHED 1888.
70 sc en- on e the
daily With the New York wholesale prices Tor both
icS o as esp ciRRYf VINE Of IN. YER, s.
brands, bottled In Franc, eon.ssnently lesvins
sss and %
T,HE BEET GOODS
AND THE LOwEsr PRICEef
q. .. O'HARE 4 SON.
0ROCERs,
isls sEvEsrH srKErr sw.. s.,. = am n,
Immense Stock of
TEAS, CoFFEKs. PURE SPICES.
FANCY AND STAPLE GRoCKRIrs
NEW GOODS NEW Goops,
Large invoices Of FAMILY SUPPLIES s,,,,,..
race f fsss aS Sd o che vas; Of
Families can rely on getting
FRESH GOODS
when they purchase Of us. nothing.
mo, Sef.bssl .ns ssry shortest space o.
We would also call attention 10 our stock OF
ZINE BRANDIEs AND GIN,
In bottles, at Wholesale Prices
EXTRA FINE OLD wHrsKIrs
pOueHKErr . S SFIt i1Isft, srLrR.,s,,o.
h the best in the market. and We senn.
o. q. O'HARE q SON,
GROCERs,
1919 sEvEHrH STREET NV,
No-4 BETWEEN n ArpD.
New sroHEi
NEW GO0Ds
AT NEW YORK PRIcEsr
kLPHONzO Y0UNGs
Has removed from his old Stand to his
NEW AND CoMMoDIoUs STORE,
No. Goa NINTH ST., CORNER OPP
In THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE,
where he viii be happy to all his cid custouer
sswell as all others who desire
FRESH GOODS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
BATES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

, SkkIoSsLY ILL--We regret TO learn that Mr..
u. MArshAu Hanna, wel-known as having been
Der fraternity of Baltimore Richmond And
/ Warrington, hes seriously IN with consumnt,on
al ms lodgings In this city. Hemorrhaees of a
Sarestening character occurred yesterday and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

BASE BALL-Olympies rs. Pastimes- Olyupie,
Win, to 2o--The Olympic grounds were
crowded yesterday on the occasion Of the match
game between the Pastime, Of Baltimore, and
the olympic, Of this city. The game was A
very poor display all around in the felding line
but the batting was very good, as the large score
viii show:
Pastimes.......-...5 3 2 I 0OO1 s-D
clympics.. ..,.n..3 o 1 2-2
Mr.. Tinker, superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph, Is erecting a line of wires 10
the olympic and National grounds, to make
full reports Of innings Of the Red Stockin0
games on Monday and Tuesday next.
The game yesterday afternoon in Philalsl-
phia between the Athletics and Red StockinSs
was won by the latter by a score of 2. to d
Twenty thousand spectators were present. At
the end Of the eighth inning the score stood .
10 =, but in the ninth the Red Stockings white
wasned theT opponents and added two runs to
their score, thus winning the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

An ACT TO change the grade Of Twenty third street
northwest.
BE ~ endoted " the Board Of Aldermen and Boayd
o. Compton Council Of The Guy Of WaShtagtoa That
the grade Of Twenty third street northwest a, tn
Intersection Of street northwest, be changed at
the northeast corner from 20 TO q 30, and az the
the accompanying man WIN
APPROX ed, Nav sl ls7n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

An ACT 10 set the curbstopes and pave the footways
aud cutters on the north side If X street north
from Seventh street north TO Boundary street
BE IL erocfed By the Board Of AiderIaes and Board
o. Common COpnett Of the CRY Of WdshfngtoH, That
the Mayor be, and he 10 hereby, authorized and
requested the curbstones to be set and tile
footways and cutters paved the north side of
street north from Seventh street west 20 Boun-
dairy street. The work 10 be contracted for
and executed in the manner and under the an ner,
ntendence provided by law and to defray the pen
ees OF said improvements special tax equal To- the
cost thereof s hereby imposed and levied all ots or
parts OF lots bordering the line of the i'm prove
ment; the said tax to be assessed and collected in
conformity with the provisions of the act approved
October IL, 1855. IApproyed II av III i,7o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

CORPORATION AFFAIRs-The Mayors Ofee-
Remorals and ApPssntnents.-Thea announcement
that Mr.. Samuel Norment had been appointed
one Of the C0mmissio pers OF the w ashingtOn Asy-
lum was incorrect, a. MI. j .Simms has not been
removed, and viii likely be retained. The same
IL the case in regard to the appointment Of Mr..
g. w. Larner as Clerk to the Asylum Commits
eioners, a. Mr.. Gustavus Kuhn has not been
removed, and the commissioners select their
own clerk. Mr.. +. b. Hughes, who received
the appointment of Clerk TO the Eastern Mar
ket, land not Assistant to Northern Market as
stately has accepted the appointments Of In
District MIR. VIM A. Hughes takes the position
Of Clerk OF the Eastern Market. Mr. A H.
Kinney has been appointed Wood Measurer for
the Anacostia District, but il is stated that he
will decline IL. The newly-appointed Water
Registrar, Mr.. John III. Crane, assumed the
duties Of his ONCE to-day, relieving Mr. g. R.
Bond, who has filed that position for the past
two years.
Mr.. B. ID. Peck, the Topographer of the Wa
ter Board, was yesterday removed and IL Is
thought that no one will be appointed to that
position, as an effort will be made in the Coun-
ellis to abolish the Office. 1t Is probable that an
additional clerk may be needed for the Regis
trar's office. Mr.. Bond has found il requisite to
have an additional one; but the office of Topog-
rapher seems to be a sinecure and as above
stated, will probably be abolished.
This morning the following physicians to the
POOR were appointed: First Ward DIR. G. M
Hines; Second, DIR. X. Howard; Third, DR.. H.
A. Duncanson; Fourth, DIR. VIM. l.. Naylor;
Fifth, DR.. A. T.. johnson; Sixth, DIR. f. A
Adams, Seventh, DIR. James Ricord. Drs. Nay
Tor and Ricord are the present incumbents for
their respective wards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

States patents were Issued to citizens Of the
District Of Columbia for the week ending june
n, 1870, and each bearing that date Device
ior monlding and casting pipe, John McClel-
D. Warren Browne; printing ink, George W.
Casilear; device for roasting and baking, John
j. Carroll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

FAsHIoNABLE wEDDING.-A very large num-
her OF ladies' and gentlemen were present at
Trinity Church yesterday afternoon to witness
the marriage Of Mr.. Frank Hume, of the firm Of
Poole & Hume, and Miss Emma Norris daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Z. Norris, of the Washington
bar. The interesting ceremony of the EpiscopaI
Church WAS performed by Rev. Mr.. Addison.
The bride was attired in a rich gros- grain silk
with white satin and point lace trimmings.
wreath Of orange blossoms and flowing VEIL and
the bridesmaids, Miss Annie Norris, Mis- Mollie
McNeir, Miss Fannie Hume, and Miss Hattie
McAllistsr, were in white tarletan with natural
howers- The groomsmen we're Messrs Thomas
A. Richie, John H. Hanna, Francis Bowen.
And NJ. Howard Norris. Among those present
were large number of members of the bar And
many OF our leading citizens. The bridal party
returned Immediately after the services to the
residence OF the brides father and remained
until O'Clock when they took the train for a
tour Sorthl receiving the congratulations of A
large number of friends. An abundance of
Refreshments were served at Mr.. N g residence
and fun Justice done, and the MANY hridai
presents we're admired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

THE Picnic Of the Sabbath school of the First
Christian church Of this city took place yester-
day, In the grounds Of the Soldiers Home, and
was largely attended, President Grant and fam
ily being present portion Of the time. A splen-
6td time was had, the party being conveyed
lied July II, 1853, with . membership Of six
sfeen: but has steadily prospered until has now
an active membership of over dne hundred and
6fty.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amuseuents. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Bryant's Minstrels.
WALLS OPERA HoUsR--walhalla and Bio
plastic Trsupes with Prince D'Jalma, the man
serpent
DAILs EXCURSIONS 10 Glymont on the steamer
q. p. Smith.
DAILY EXCURSION Of the steamer Arrow to
Mount Vernon.
SMITHS Art GALLEY, 2s5 y street.
MARKRIrER's ART GALLERY, 4S5 7th street.
BARLow's Art GALLEY, 81 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Jewelry,
Oroide Jewelry,
Spiral and Back Studs,
Silver plated Ware,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 451 Pa. ave., bet. TX and 9Th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

he has just returned from New York, where be
mas been during the past week selecting Q STOCK
OF CHOICE GOODS, which, owing to the RECENT
GREAT DECLINE 4. that market. and having
BOUGHT FOB CAoh only, and having also pro-
cured very Low RATES OF TRANSPORTATION
per Steamer direct to this City, he can now oer 20
the Washington public at prices which, for the
same quality Of Goods, cannot be undersod south %
New York city.
ELrHoNzo YoUNGs.
GROCER,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE
jel-u NINTH AND y STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

The Color QUESTION ON GOVERNMENT
WoRK.-A mass meeting OF citizens of the Sew
enth Ward was held last evening at Wesley
Zion Church, ID street south. Anthony Bowen
mortal to the United States Senate and House
of Representative, asking q share in public
work under the Superintendent of Public Build
ton adopted asking Of Congress to cause Its
agents to make no discrimination on account OF
color In the distribution OF Government work.
The Third Ward Laboring Mems Protective
ming, Mr.. Boston, president, in the chair, and
MI. Kuhn secretary, when Q resolution was
unanimously adopted that the honorable Com
and he hereby is, respectfully requested to give
employment, "a far as practicable, to men OF
color upon the public works in this District. .
Mr.ConnQlly addressed the association at length
urging mutual good will, unity, prudence and
industry as incumbent upon every member and
every republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

AocIpKSr AT A PIc-NIc.-Durine the pro-
kres OF the picnic yesterday afternoon OF the
Home, Mr.. j. Il. Hail, clerk In the Tressnrs
Department, accidentally fell from a sviny
breaking one Of his arms above the wrist. M
was I'm mediately assisted 20 the hospital OF the
institution where the broken limb was reset
vhen ne returned and spent the remainder OF
The evening with the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23
an AcT 10 cause q water main TO be laid in Seven,
street east, between south B street and Pennsy
yania avenue; also. in south b street, betwes
. lirgt street east and Eifth street east

First street east and Fifth street east
=. BE enacted by the Board or Aldermen and Boayd
q Ce,nuoH CosaetI az he Cry of Washingfoa, That
the water Board be. and they are hereby suthor
lied and requested to cause water main to be laid
Pennsy yania avenue; also, in south B street, be-
tween First street east and Fifth east and to
hereby appropriated, payable out Of the water
fund; said fund 20 be reimbursed by such assess-
authorized BY existing law.
Approved, May 80. lHO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

Fatal TERMINATION Edward Conwav who
was thrown from his horse near the Schuetxen
PARK on Monday night as stated in The STAR
on Iuesd@y, oleo THIS morning at O'clock at
never became conscious, the accident hayins
caused conclusion Of the brain. He WAS ahonf
hfty-nye years Of age, and had served over
twenty years In the army. He has, as far As can
be ascertained, two children, one SON in fexas.
VINO was recently wounded by the Indians and
another son attending school In Georg etown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Mayer TO re.
r. un Sert~n pspsP,s 70 ssm me- ste.teni1s
Q ComDaos Council Of the CRY of WasktRgfoa, That
the Mayor be requested 20 return to Samuel stette
MUS bis bundle Of receipts for taxes paid by him
the Corporation during long series Of years which
he presented to the Councils In support OF his claim
for Indemnity for excessive payment, and which. it
10 alleged, the Mayor doubts his authority 10 sur
render without resolution Of the Councils.
Approved, MAY 80. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23
An AcT for the relief of II s.aano

fVI Il y. cteAIle.
be AZ enacted ~ the Board Of Aldermen daf B0ar1
g Common Council 81 the (tfy Of WASHINGTON, That
the sum of fifty dollars be, and the same is hereby
appropriated out OF the general fund for the relief
OF IL. 9kaRe Tor a line enormously imposed, pro.
vided th0he pay the costs in the CAGE
Approved, May 80. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

JoINT RESOLUTION requesting the Mayor to suspend
the construction of certain lateral sewers
Be az resolrtd by the Board o. Aldermen asd Board
q Common Coaaotl of "a. Guy a. Washington, That
the Mayor be, and he hereby is, respectfully re-
quested TO the work OF building lateral sewers
to connect with the sewer known as the @ and
street In the Fret Ward, mot authorized by
the act authorizing the construction Of said sewer
to he suspended until the authority for the
ton of the be investigated by the Councils
Approved, May 50, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23

An AGGRIEvED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS officers
Fitzpatrick and McHenry arrested j ulia Dig
gins and James Gateley on the charge of adult
1sry, and they were taken before Justice Mills.
The warrant on which the arrests we're male
was issued on the oath of Maurice Digrins, an
aged man, the husband Of Julia and he cha pes
mat adultery WAS committed by the parties on
Two or more occasions. Digzins' wife left him
last January, and he alleges that she Is not
leading virtuous life. The justice Committed
her 70 jail for court and dismissed Gateley.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRrCEs, :
e1so PER CENT OFF or ALL ooops9 =
~ TUB THE NEXT so DAYS AT
II. WILLIAMS,
GOT Pennsylvania ave-. and Cite rr.v,.. p..

W. FenhsyNsnia ave., and Cite Trevise, Paris
The Stock in part comprises-
LYONS BLACK DRISS SILK
400 6AlRBRAIO6 made 20 order In p..,.
j. b. p. uBENOH COR6ETe ~ sfns'
Silk Suits, HiIlin erv occa
Cambria and Linen Suits Straw Goods
Chantilly Lace, Bonnefs
Guipure Lace, Ribbons
valencienno Lace, Flovers
Rointe de Venice Lace. Blsck VeIva<.
Pointe Applique Lace, Colorei Velvets q
Lace Goods In all styles, Velvet Ribhon.
Llama Lace Points, Lsdies' tnderS.rran..
ans. Handkerchiefs.
nonan ana ria,n Sashes, Roman and Plain Scarfs
trimmings, etc. etc.
1-It 10 not In accordance with INV ,ar.-., -.
and all the goods are marx ~ in ni.; 20 40 "
p rsoE cen be deceived. seii I'm NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-06-23
JOINT RKsoLrIIoN in relation 10 the Oente
- .Ir1. Market.

BE IL reso'ssd By ths Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. (onNnon Coxncu a. the CRY Of Washiagfoa That
the comnttse OF these Boards 70 look afcr the In
tereat o. this before coneress, BE- and
they are hereby instructed to immediately await on
the Senate Connitfee for the District OF Columbia
and respeeaully but earnestly request them not 70
Representatye friday last, givine the vsiusble
trenches Of the Center Market into the hands Of
private company and thereby establishing . monop-
wiahes Of our citisens. - -
Resoired Jsrthr, That they are alec instructed %
request the benAte OemifteS 10 secure the passage
OF bill besore the sejolr1ment Of the present. Con
rt, authorixing this Issue bonds q
teIest Of SIX per cent, payable at before the exp
ration q twenty years for the purpose Il creating
Eyely. rllr - - 80
able this Corporation to erect suitsbie buding ~
the grounds bow occupied BY the Center Market thu
same 70 be completed BY ssch time ss Congress MAJ
determine. fApproved March "a, ISO