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Gone After the ,r,D clad,

NEW YORK, May f5.-Commander Henry Err
Der, Jr., with a detachment OF 100 men from ne
Brooklyn navy yard. sailed for Kew West on
Saturday to take charge of the iron-ciads which
are to be sent to League Island navy yard to be
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TIE COURT OF CLAIMS will on Thursday next
adjourn until November.
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NEW YORK. May 15.-General III. A. Barnum.
Commander of the New York department of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, has issued a cir
,uiar order requesting general observance of
Decoration daY.
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Sale Of the baltimore RaIletin.

BALTIMORE, May 15.-Tbe Eveain0 Ballet
establishment was old to-day to q COMPANY for
S5,sU0. TDey propose , establish in a f. w days
daily Afternoon paper entitled the B1ltimoys
Democrat.
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More about the Peace Ire
Rhiladelphia's Ds9 German Peace
COlOD1OtfOm

III a InnLPHIA, May l5.LThe city press nts
celebration. The trains from eyarv n1sr+sr
brought thoueands Of visitors The honass in
svery section are decorated with tags aud bunt-
ground, being lined with bcoths for the ssIa 81
Ietreshments. A spacious platform has been
erected, where speeches are to be delivered hv
Carl Sehurz, Colonel Forpey, Norton Nc
Michael, and others Chestnut street is cor
eeous, nearly every house being decorats I'D. 1'ha
hotels and newspaper officers also, especially the
German Democrat, Press and Ledger. At the base
OF the W ashingtOu monument, in front OF Inde-
pendence Hall, a platform has been erected,
rom whence the procession will be reye we'd by
the Mayor and Councils. The procession bids
iair 10 sxcei any demonstration that has ever
occurred here. Almost every workshon is rsn-
resented by wagons with artisans EMPLOYED.
Nearly all the large establishments are eli sad
70 enable The wVrkmsn to participate.
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RAILROADS.
RALIAO8EAKD OHIO RAILKOAr


WASHINGTON. December 8. ls7o.
JSS iPS ss4A5STIn sSs =: ;S WE
WEST are now run as follows viz
Fob BALTIMORE,
sas a m: ls:as. 500, ti0. $40, %; a sSc
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except sunday, ct 6:ls ara a-,s .
N; 500 and 6:lS ,. m. o -
for principal Way stations, Bisdensburs. bal,,-
Wis L:nte Anns!clls Junction, and Delay leave
m raj stop At Betsy lie, and 90 m LIZ .;
q Jessops. The $40 .. %. sops 81 Alp.polis
junction and Relay only.
The 600 D. N. On Sunday stops O. durtas The
week. '~e
Leave o. 6:4s Ir. and Ale o. m NJ tran "a
or from Annapolis on sunday
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 500 q m. and 0o, $40 and 90 m
FOB WAY STATIONS,
Leave ~ 800 m. and 800 o. m
f0h ALL PARTS OF Tax WEST.
400 ses osii,, except Sunday, at 6:45 . sas
ON sunday al 500 and 800 .. m. only. connect.
W ~ Relay Station with trains rem Baltimore 70
nee ing, Parkersburg. &C.
Ter otreeburg. and points between Relay Houe
snq etrssbure. leave at 90 D IN !, connecting e
ne.sy ho1ss With strssburs and Winchester
g., I Through tickets 70 the West can be had AZ the
day. " wv
Fer New York. Phr.deirhi. and Boston So, ID
'ertisenent OF T" Through Lane"
- m ssfer OF TRANSPORT fiau.
L. ~. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. q. kOONTZ. &c N I Ast, washfurt0n fe1-
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Death Of Naval Comm andeP GIyuu
NEw YORK. May 15.-CommodOre James
Glyrn, OF tie navy, died at New Haven ON Sat
urday.
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RBvBNUI-The receipts from this
source to-day were s6eo ,77925
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TNONIO ALTERATIvE BITTERS,
Il for the cure Of Diseases Of the stomach, Kid.
news, Bladder, Lungs, Liver and Nerves
Manufactured aud sold at No. 1900 7th and NJ
streets,ty
jsn7-lyr L.. N. TAYLOR N d.
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DRoPosALs FOB COAL.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BrREAu OF BNskAvISs AND PRIsIINs.
April Is, lS-l.A
Proposals yin Be- received ct this once until
twelve (l5i clock. noon, eArURDAT 2Oth pror-
limo. for furnishing three hundred 1spl tons z $40
pegnds 70 the ton Of Oumberiand coal. Of mine.
The eoai 70 De delivered IN such quantities and az
the Treasury Depsreneut soalcs
badoers Vail state In their proposals the name Of
The coal TO be Furnished n we'll a. the price.
or all bfds GIO McCARfEK,
ap2-th m. I'm Chief az Bureau.
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Mr.. LINCOLN and her son Thaddeus leave
New York to-day for the West.
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TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS to the new loan to-day
we're s1f1 600.
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The uNPRECRDENTgD SUCCESS which the 10
Mclean Il Hooper Elastic Lock stitcheSewing
Machine hA met with, has induced the Messrs.
Rosenthai to secure also the agency Of the I'm
proved Wilson Shuttle $40 Sewing Machine,
(which stitch alike on both sides of the fabric
Either OF those machines are first class; can do
as much variety work as any, and even more
than sOme-htgh priced machines. They are sold
on very accommodating terms, and warranted
by A. & j. ROsenthal, No. 40 Seventh street.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN III Doors AND
SHoKs.-Beipg fully determined to relinquish
the boot and shoe business by the LIST Of June
am now offering my complete stock at prices
lees ian cost of manufacturing.
j. RosENTHAL, No. 404 It'll street.
To Boot AND SHOE DRALKRs.-I am deter
mined to relnguish my shoe business by the Let
OF June, and would offer part or the whole OF
my stock at heavy discount on manufacturer
prices. j. ROsRNTHAL, No. 404 It'll street.
FOR OoRNe, Bumons, Club And Ingrowing
Nails, and other diseases of the feet, visit DIR.
Whites establishment, No. $50 18th street, op-
Poeite United States Treasury. 2,24,i2:
~-
CALIFORNIA OATAwBA WINE on drau yht at
Mfller's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Folio vs.
nall. 32,3:
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SPRING CoLoRs.-I have Just received a laroe
assortment of our celebrated Dollar Kids in ns y,
shades. CHAs. BAUM, 4OS 18th street
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CITY ITEMS.

Bofs SUITS, in great variety, for boys f. m
eight years upward,
One Price Only. GEO. G. HRNNrsG.
4tO eth street N w
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The EMrRRoR OF BRAZIL will visit this
country in September and remain two months
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l HAVE just received our new STYLES of Cor
sets. Also, a full assortment of the j. e, p
Corsets, which 1 sell at reasonable prices. a.
BAUM, 4Oe It'll street, Corset Manufacturer.
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LADIES SUITS made 10 order from sc up: also
S I1ts LOT Children aud Misses, at q. Baum's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory 4OS eth strset
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In THE suPR.Mr c9g5IS! TIE DISTRICT

il OF COLUMBIA,
H9eldfss Spertaf Terr, April 18th, ISL.
In the esse Of Henry Dickson. Vim. b Orme, ant
VIM King Executors OF JOIN DICKSON deceased.
the Executors aforesaid have with the OF
the Supreme Court Of the Dstriot Of Columbia alore
the nnal settlement and distribution OF the per-
sonai estate Of said deceased, ant Of the assets
hand, AZ far a. the sane have been collected and
turned into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs OF said deceased notified 20 attend with
their Claims properly youched. or they may other-
wise BY Law be excluded from all benefit in s.id de-
ceseed esf ate: Prortdod Q copy Of this order he
pub ished once week for three weeks IN the Even
ins star, previous 10 the said d.y
Test: A. WEBSTER.
NIL m 81 Register ~ Wills
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

SSo;s !!ESE.ssss oss sR:s; s5s5 Ta AsP
SSsloxs sereet, 9eoreetoWn.. Aote 81 nail iroS
SeoreeteWn OF WashinGtoa attended TO- ooa6-jy
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CHILDRRN's SUITS in Linen, Lawn. and Mar
settles; also, line Imported Dresses, and sold A.
low figures, at 9. BAUM's Undergarment Fac
tory.
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A VAklLTY OF HIND Kew ACOORDHONn
a and OOHOERTINOe, for ssie q oosf
" @. i. WILD BRO
vrr... 420 18th street, VvHvv
INVENTOR And Manufacturers Of the Patent Dan
s aith,nmsnn generally. Tuning and Repsirins
'~sSSp stte1oVHWs RhU-t1
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VNHROU6H LINE
i BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
wAsHI,erox, June 5, lS70-1OOs.
Trains between WASHING
T1n !. an; md NV v, foKk sre4 ~
FOR NEw YoRK. trirhora oAapss az ea,s
Leave daily texcsDt Sunday at 500 .. m, 2ss
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily isxoept Sunday al zoe N, ~ 80
ON SUNDAY.
IL, Leeye ior New York st zoo .. N. and Philsael-
sleeptnG car. for Eew York on D. u. train only.
, Inroueh tickets 20 PhilAsephie, Nov lork CT
boetsn can be I'D at the station Once 1T ell hOurp
Of the day.
Bee Baltimore and Ohis Railroad advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Ball imsr., An
sADoiis md the West. WILSON.
y. =. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOOETZ, Agent, Washington. Jes
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Gen. Sheridan EnrOutc for washing
NEW YORK, May 15.-Gen. Sheridan and staff
goes to Washington to- day.
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CORNS, Sc.
" DE- WHITE, Sxrssos cAiyoysdrsr,
No. $50 18th street, opposite 3. Treasur5 fe.tsp
shed in Washington, b. O., lselD He successf ali,
Treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblsins. Club, and In
growing Nails, and other diseases Of the feet with
out pain or nconv enfence TO the patient The shoe
can be- worn with ease Immediately after the opera
ton. Refers to the many eminent Physicians Sur
geons, and thousands Of other responsible per sons
Who ratrontze bis establishment. Hours. from ga
On. TO ,. m. Owing to press OF business at ONCE
Or. White IL unable 70 visit patients Of 81 str resi-
denoes, except between 9 and & D NJ. ian n Nv
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Odeon Hall.
Odeon Hall.

CLOTHING!
a nice lifting SUIT can always be found at p
Waitachs, odeon Hall, corner Az street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Handsome Suits, all cOlors, qualities and STYLES
of American and imported Cloths and Cassi-
meres. ~
Also, large stock OF Blue Flannel Frock and
Sack Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Bet stock Of Mems, Youths and Boys Shirts
in the city.
Gents Underwear a speciality.
r. WALLACE, Odeon Hall
corner street and Penn. avenue.
Odeon IIolE. (lJson nm
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

L MAIL RouTk TO NORFOLK.
Ssssd-ser Lday Of "a, LAX. o.nnecfiao a. N,rfl.,
Eith tss Seueos-d sad RoanaAe Raairpaf for sls
parts Of fls Selsfh a.d WTfA re .S.aRsers u 90
A. q N. TrdasportCaaa CompaHs for Boston.
On sud after Monday, Nav let. the Steamer l. z N
s..,s: ..i vi ,@s ! 'Ss Ts iss @
Of 9th street, every Nondsy " ranes -ss1<enzs
leave Sorfo rus.iI l9T sST, az ksgrDls
~. m. si.grins AZ Aleraneria, Port u Ssh %.
hoErcs Fcr frslsh, cr ps.-sse s.piy on bssra oS
70 v D. GrOner, a riolk. Va: .. @ Philips, klsI.
Cor i:,S ;,rs-. and New fork Sem s,sHa.
No freight received at TN street wharf after B.
Second eiss. fare TO SSrfoff, IS. r0aS9 trS b,
ARCHOH LINE STEAMERS
n SAIL EVERT WEDNESDAY, AND SAT-.
CRDAF TO AND rnuK
c.u, NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
,r ISs steamers th. isvoTite line are bSii en-:
AID lifted M IN s sHsIS pss.eas.r tTsSe
mod *. nSrsyomsn,s essuis,SS 20 70 IN IN
sspser. ie'' comfort, and convenience Of pes.
To GLASGOW St, Sa Iiy ssq Rsn:,n csr,sga
! psEkSVVL and LoNpoN'
rsrip G Rstn,,D ss snd sTs rss 70 loostion
modst9ns Iuterneciste. s stssrss. 80 :. a'SS%
porebss ~ .e a rlei d ~ the GA couutry can
ocular. .Fpy t. HESpa RsSs b M J,TTT,s s,IP par
Pa ave, WILL .msUS 800, fs.s isls :,, sss
Vast iEgton. n @, mn. an r
fIKHoHANTs LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
AVA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YoRh
Hereafter the Tine s,.arshtn. m Al kNaa.-
=. .,,i II -. SlbsoS ed VALLEY CITY, 60
nu max, ~ regular weekly trips between a fxYA
HhM YORK, ALENANDRIh WASH sStzE1Ah
,hS ION, AND qsokGEToWN, a. f,u,u,-
SsygS ~ n fonh troT Pier ~. EAsi " ,var eye~y
srsns tnIna AZ = N. Leave GEURGrTOWs
same day AZ - N ~-~ ~ ANA ALA US
AK AL iaiornation, apply 20 4 2 DKn-
N, hEent. one &C Hnc harf foot OF Rfrh sfre..
Syigttown, OF ~ the corner OF r7th .t-e, 81, ~.
iell.t J. W. THOMPSON. rr.-,..u.
SHokTEsf AND QUlCkk sr Inv soTy.,T
~ cta tsA htohwosd, Ffegs-tcksb,rs
ssd foIonaoe LtRe.-etesmers leave e.sSssS
ceNentn street Wharf, twice daily zhk&E
Snh ~ m. excepted att y. m. and o. m az.
..n-1- NsoIs efeuoe- mvV-f
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TEE ladies OF the 9th street Nethodist Protes-
tant Church have q festival and tableaux al
Odd Fellows Hall on the 10th, I7Ih and 18th
jEstants. See advertisement.
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Prov. l.. @. MARTNI's May Ball and Festi-
val has been postponed until next Mond ~
night, on account Of the illness of one of the
pupils, who wac 30 take prominent part IN the
performances
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The BALTIMORE AMERICAN
lseerYed promptly i'm Washington and George
town By carriers, and for sale at all princiDs
Hotels.
ROBERT CoGGINs. Agt,
BAL: III NJ street, n. W., Washins:on.
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Try YorR LUCK on Tuesday and Wednesday
~ SulliyAp's EXcelsior gut enterprise.
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY PROM ABRoAD.-Vi l.
cent Lundherg. of Stockholm, Physician-in-
GbleI 10 the King of Sweden, recommends Hais
Vegetable Sicilfan Hair Remover for the scain
ana for the hair,
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on drau yht, q,
Miller's, 40 It'll street, opposite Odd Folio W
Hail.
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THs HoUNG MEMS CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION
mas elc ctedthe following officers to serve during
the ensuing year: Rev Charles /. White D. ID
p esident, or oftcio: Rev. James McDsvitt
James Z. Berrett, and William Ryan vice
preslceDts; Michael Manning, secretary; l..
MoIrlssy, financial secretary; Michael Green,
treasurer, and j. H. Green librarian,
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lzed club with the following officers. NirS,al
Duny, President; Andrew Neville, vice presi.
deut; Z. +. McGili, secretary; James Hanna,
ueiscrer. Executive Committee MIR. John ID
" Lfary, charles McGowan, Maurice j. Hur-
Ley. John Spallsn, Michael Pendergrast, Georre
THOMPSON, james McGulre, and John Cor
mOtey. WI
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SAILS OF REAL EsrArK-Kilbourn ~ Latta
real estate brokers, corner OF 18th aud q streefs
have sold for DIR. w. r. Johnston lot % souars
lOlS, on 18th street east, between T. aud
streets south, TO George Ii. Mellen, at 10 cent?
Per square foot cash.
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HROWNIN0 . RIDOLRTON,
61l PGnnGyivApin ayeups

0MRRBY WIFE Ii DO1U.
We seys 2 ~ z; &c Ss. 0 very &.ie snd Sene.ss
vaDcc. H i Wine Of our Own Importation rom the
pounoed By judges the finest wine this ode the AZ
Ianttc. eemples can be sen Of eur store.
tn Col. world renoyned PUR1 WHEAT
MHlek 4, distilled from the best grain expressly
Tor medicinal 49,. The trado supR}od Ct dt0tller
Drteessby BB0WHIEQ . a1DDLHToH.
fo1 Ga Hernsylvania aveuue.
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a CHASCR to procure without cost diamonds,
gold and silver coin, clothing Woo. col O.,
ctrIes, cigars, wines, liquors, &c. will be siyen
on Tuesday and Wednesday Vt Sulliyau,s F,-
eeisior Restaurant, 50I 18th street, above Penn
sylyania avenue. VI
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IHn GREAT MATCH GAME OF base ball bet seen
sne oynplcs. or Washington, and the Waite
Stockings, Of Chicago, will be PLAYED to- rnoTrow
CONNIE nclng AZ 8 p. m. A record OF the gam !
VIII be found upon the bulletin board OF ras
0TAR to morrow afternoon
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THE SALE OF, FURNITURE at the K,rLuoo5
honre 70 morrow by MeSsrs. Latimar IL iIigrv.
aucuoLeers, is well worthy the attention y:
hcusekeepeTs and others. See advertisement.
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}. NJ o. a. INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION
In accordance with the resolution pas sed
D. the city pastors at a late meetiDy an
sll-dav meeting is in progress to-day in Lin
com Hall-from a. m. to p. m.-lef e ,ch
rom by the following pastors :-Revs Sunder-
lard, Parker, GLENN, j. Il. B.own RanLip
boynt0n, Bates, Van Meter, Moffat. b lrtboIn3
new. Newman; and union prayer meeting at
the s1me place each evening from to7
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HR is ELIeIBLR-The question OF the eligi
bil.ty OF Frederick Douglass to hold Off ce unde,
tne new Territorial lorm of government Ia.
been raised, on the ground that he was a non.
7 sident, but it appears that he has res.0ed IN
washington for nine months; has all his IamiIy
therefore fully eligible. =
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$1,000 AWARDED TO
And vote OF thanks by the Citizens OF g,o,
challenge competition. viz S-N07 MN
n. y. Sugar, 1Oc. and lie. per Ib
Beautiful Demerara do, lie per In
"a Sugar, only 1Sc per 10.
Excellent Family Flour, 81 Is DER ousr,er hi
6 Ss1teI than we1shs Tor $50 per quarter bbI.
west India Molasses Soc Der gal
Best Golden Syrup only zoe per gal
w hite Out Loaf Drips CSC. per cal
inc New Orleans Molasses only s5c ner Osl
Best quality Rice l0c FER Id. 9'
Sl& Japan Tea for 81 per 10.
81 Imperial Tea for 81 per ID,
Best Black Tea soc. per Ia
Casssrd Q Best Hams. only l9c. perth.
. " breakfast Bacon. l5c. per 10
Shoulders, only loo. per Ii.
u" Lard, only lsc. Der ID
Best Old Java Coffee &c. per 10.
Roasted. &c. per 10.
Prime Bio Coffee only lgc. per ID.
:" Toasted &c. per 10.
Just received about 500 lbs of KEEBLERs
FANCY OAKES at lsc and alc. per ID
hEMEmBkB THE NUMBER
oSI fennsylvanis Avenue, between 81 and az sis
nortn elde. APIS
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BE |IhUEPKNDENT GUARnST have nlecfad
70 serve until January !, 1871: Ill. w Brels-
ford, list lieutenant; j. H. Sylvester, I'd Iieuten-
AMI, ID. =. Cabaugh, orderly sergeant; X. T.
Lyon, second sergeant; j. THOMPSON third
arg ant. The election OF captain was laid Over
lbs company was lately known a. "Ist Gonna
y National Guards About 1870 names are
upon the rolls. "
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TIE COUNTY SCHOOLS IN LuCK-Last week
a gentle man residing near Bright wood went 10
he jewery establishment OF MIR A. Scbmedtie
20 inquire the cost OF medals for the school at
Bri1htwOod. Mr.. Schmedtie Immediately Of
Ieren 10 give four gold medals, one to be
awarded in each of the four best schools i'm the
county. The gentleman having the matter in
hand has secured over forty dollars 10 furnish
Ineoais 10 the most deserving scholars for the
school at Brightwood.
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FIRs.-The alarm from box No. rs last nj yht
was caufed by the falling OF a ''ron-expIosiye';
coal OIL lamp IRON the hands of a coIored eirl
IN the kitchen o. the dwelling occ Ipied by Ir
Bramhail, on 18th street, above G. The Oil
running out and lighting from the burning wick.
me kltchen was soon in a blaze. The Frank,
I'M COMPANY extinguished the fire after the
kitchen had been sli ghtly damaged
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IHB BOARD OF HEALTH met this morniHp at
. o clock iof the purpose % perfecting a code
OF he llth to he submitt.d 70 haI,eoisIstpra 70
day. The code in the shape O. report with
sugce'uops and advise me lsures covering
Sky PAGES OF cap paper. which have heretofore
appeared In TIE STAR on the evenings follow
ing the meetings OF the board.
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THB PRICE OF BRRAD.-The Master Bakers,
Association met on Saturday evening aud re-
afh med the resolution adopted at the previous
meeting. fixing the price of bread at five cents
To storekeepers and six cents to private custom
ers, to commence this day. Nearly all the
bakers present lodged in the hands of the
treasurer s25 each as pledge of good faith
that they will abide by the regulations of the
association in regard to the price fixed for
bread, the money to be forfeited for violation
OF the rules.
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~ . IoE
Mlhs W. r. GORMAN informs the ladies of tn
District that che Is prepared to furnish IN no viii,
the latest styles Of Patterns and accurate fl win b
III. Bridge street, GEORGETOWN, above C,,itn AM
Millinery and Fancy Store mva. in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15

LONDON, MAY 15.-The bonds or the CITY ,
Paris loan, to the extent OF "a, 900 francs n a,
been stolen. A warning against their ne ,oti,
ton has been sent to all European banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15
Versailles and Vanyres.

VERSAILLES, May l5.-Sixty cannon wer,
found in Fort Vanvree.
The battery at Montretout continues to car,
nonade the fnsurgents' works, and IL both de-
molishiDg the enciente OF Paris aud the pro
tecting approaches Of the government troops
otherwise there 10 no ne We OF interest
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-25

TAMMANY tactics did not work well in
Connecticut at the last election, as we have
taken great delight in showing. It now
appears, not less to cur qualification, that
Tammany rogues bear badly in her
courts of justice. One of the fraudulent
Democratic voters in New-Haven has been
detected, tried, condemned, and sentenced
to State prison, and the Democratic regis
ter, who connived at the fraud, is likely to
share the same fate. II things go on at
this rate Democratics candidates viii APP
peal for Tammany aid as vainly as Gov.
English did at the last election, and Con-
necticut. in that event, will be lost to the
Democracy without hope of recovery.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-05-25
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