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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Srenurs .su iorsen unp .ipl@e Snotpi>
euen> bic als pol1er9eiiter t6reno einmir<
fen> auf rubise @eile beiiette gu l@aFen.
Gin iol@es Committee mdre aud bier
erwuni4t 9epeien, nm Scenen gu perbaten>
wel&e ni&t eeeienet 1ino> unieren @esnern
&&tuns ein5uf1een; i1e pielmebr nod
NJ br anipurnea mi0en, baS Spnntass<
@sleB ftrens bur&sefabrt gu ieben.
5err pel; befnoet 1i9 In ct. paul
unb bepirtt i1@ bel Der 2e9islatur> nebit
anperen @pncurrenten, un1 Elm Gmioranz
enz@ummt0artat III Seem Z yprt fit ben
Staat Minnei ota.
Sod mar bas @eldrtebene nidt trpdem
al6 9err 6rantel uns bic &unbe brinat,
pab bic 8iQ na@ bretmali9er @prlel flung
our@fel. IL
Wir MAIDEN auf bic Mu<
set9e bes 9errn pb. &pbr aufmerti fam.
SER &pbr urb lie mitpirtenben &rdfte
lai7en auf einen %eenubretden Mbenp
19lteben.
Peoples THEATRE @prteen
Mpnta9 beiu@ten mir in Tol9e elmer
freunbli4en @inlaouns, gum erten Wlal,
pas bieiiee eneliide Ebsoter> bas pbl9on
nur cine Bretterbuutt eerdumi9 uno
bitl& i'm Snnern ii& prdlentirt.
Man bra@te THE New York Fire.
man," auf Die Babne uno 3tpar gum
8eten Der bie18en Geuercumpa9nien, bic
uber 3unbert an 3abl burd ibr gentle
manly" Meueeres unb ibr rutbes 81 tum
benz amerifanti9en ia5nen @el4le@te 9ez
9eniiber auf imppiante @eile cpntrafir<
ten. Dos Stuf an unb fir ii9 bat fet<
men braraatiiaen @ertb, tnbcm @inbei
uno 3ulammenbans feblen; bod bat es
ein3elne 9elun9ene partten> bic Dem &pmi=
fer rei@en@ tpf lteferr, UNI bas 3wersfeu
per 3ui@auer auf aneenebme 8eile gu er>
i9dttern unp entiprt@t IN 10 ferne Dem
3wed, al6 IS benz @erpteri e beS Neuer<
n1anne6> ter beieelt 1T BON Der @i@tiatett
letne6 8erufes, bic nerbiente &rore reibt.
Miss E. Mitchell tpar in bielem 6tid,
cine Defamation gu @uniten Der 6euerz
leute ob9ere@net, rt9t an ibrem plaB.
SIRE Mctipn, ibr Yatbes, tbre Stimr1e
eeb5ren in pa6 Shakespeare 'Yde @ebiet,
no fe tbr Bibnentalent eebSris gu ent>
ptdeln permas." Die @dwetern Smith
tanstet lebr brao unb ibr glitter bere9tiat
bic 8ibne, burd i1e cine CUTE Mquiitipn
gu MAIDEN. :.. ~"
Trotting Park Course
Dienfaa ben 10. b. 81. INN brei 1br
P. NJ, miro Elm pferoc> @ettrennem itattz
fnpen. -. = e.,..-.- III
Ben Wau9 el-bat in ber Stabt
b1ieS 8lut 8emadt, pb19pn IS unS ME
unb nimn1er einfauen fam, tr9enb cine
Station ibrer &eli9ton oper @pra9e ,peser
berabwdroiee, gu .,puuen.& ~ gut mar,
bdufs ben preubii&en ooer foniti9e Dia>
lefte in bas @ebtet beS 6umors siebt,
fam man bies aud NIT benz jabil4en
Dtalefte tbun. @ir ,paren BET a%ufresuns
mad: auf cine berbe Section sefabt; finb
aber, gu unierer SGreuee, NIT einisen
&nttteln mt@t &nlttelD baponsez
to1l1n1e1t. "*s tsH... 4.a;sa 54,.s4.4
Die @pra@e unferes @ollesen pom
~Mattonal Demotrat" bere6tiet juns CUR
9oHnuns, in cauernpem Grtepen 3u{am>
men 3u leben. al!.,k.a. ri rs:qasa IA
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
81 jones Wen5,
Deutl4es d..
8amf=, @etbfel= l1nb Nafaae:

Vet6dff NIT Europa,
~perfauft @editl auf alt YlaBe in europa, fctpis
Yaila s@tine son allen 2aien, beioret ssri&t>
gen BON Grbl9aften ; abearnimnn,t has 0esrienbeu
BON Yadeten unb Gelt pcrt une mad irstnt- ei-
nem Orte IN Gurupa. ~. -. %t'& .@,"l~
Ia Offee nd&t benz ntxen 8radembau :
ct. Mntbpnpfrabe, ct. paul. 3b4.1O
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

@t. Mntbpny.-Di Die Tarmcr Der
l1msebuns perlpre&en it& cite rei@e CRIB
tie. Die Maiafeloer teben auS8eset6net.
Diesjdbri9e &artofeln werpen gu 80 =
40 Gents per 8ul@el Yertauft. 8aarselo
1T wenis 1T umlauf; ober beftp 9rSber 1T
bic Na&frase na& @plo auf 5ennez
pins <S6lonb. Sc mebr bic &lase
Qber ui9le6te 3eiten" all Qberau ert1nt,
peito mebr tau@en 9pfnuneen en,por,
bur& @plb9raben Slid gu MAIDEN.
Diele 5oHnun9 slet@t bent 5un9ri5en,
Der be6 No9t6 lit Grdu1nen an reid be-
ieBter Gafel idmel9t. Mud bic 9uteu
2eute BON ct. Mntbpny unp ibrer S9wez
feritobt Minneapoli5 finb gu uSGapsrd>
bern" semprpen. M19en fd ibre @r<
1partun9en ni&t gu bitterer Gdui1un9
prybiren! III
Gin Sun9e, Scbn zines 5errn Meyer
in ct. Nntbony, b1rten mir, perlteb W.
ri9en Dieni flag pa8 elterltde 5auS NIT Der
8emertun9 er wpue nidt eber 3uriidfeb<
ren> bis er preiBis pfunp @olo sefunpen.
St bat pas Suantum ni9t sef unoen'
ltno fem 9eben Serloren. @r babete ndm>
lid bel leinet S@aB9raberz Grcuri ipn int
Mtliltppt unb ertratf. Wan peri u9te
ibn pur@ salpanil@e 8atterie 81 retten;
oo@ bet 8er1u@ por Ser9eben6.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

~ @ia Gnd mad Bier Der @eiu bebaaern,
pabt 5br mad Maser's 9aus III ffrasen.
III ef8h = q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

pbtlabe1pbta.-8ei Gtnorin9en
Der puli;ei III Elm 5aus, 100 ie Dtebe nit
terte, fano 1e wirtli@ cine Bante b.
,eben NIT 3ulammenpaden pieler Silberz
ge9entdnce bei1dftt9t-uno iiebe ca, welz
DIES GntleBen! Ser cine pplisiit fnoet
1etnen etgenen @pbn unter ben
Dteben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

RAJ l1nltrm GoQeeen, s. Doms@fe, banfen
mir fir satise Grpabnuns unltres Blattes uue
boien, bab Ct tas Ginsertlepftn ,,scn pesen"
@utenbtrs's ais tinen Aet Der Gtre9tieteit bt-
tra4ten pirb, pbne bariibtr III aroQen. -~ -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

E5-- Infer asent in Gutenberg i@reibt, bab
ibun weber 10. 1, nod 80. 2 Der >@inn.
StaatSseitune" 3usefummen inb. Z ct
41nuen uus bic SITTER nidt ben @pisbuben
tennen lebrtn, Der I'D ber pofraubes 19uleis &C.
| uaht e. r nea4z#>. &;GE q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

|. @lepelano.- Die Neser, bIren
mtr> baben am 3ten Nusuit bas @eoa@tz
nibfet BET uSflaDen : Emancipation in
@e + Snpicn" 1T BET Stapt CLEVELAND 9ez
ferret.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

p. Gin @prre1ppnbent ber uRep.
Tla9se" 19retbt aus 2ea1enpprtb @ity,
&an1a8, baB @ei9dft6leute lan9en @reoit
9eben mIleu> UNI NblaB gu fnbet ; pab
bic Mrbeiter MUIR CUR 5alfte Bar9elo e.
balten unp nit benz &e|t 2 - 4 Wonatf
lana III rparten baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Gin 5a9el flu bat ant Soften
Suli auf eer 5a5el<8rulb=prd<
rie> III 6artbaultz County,
Iammtlife @rnpte perni1tet. Die S1lpz
fen fielen in Der @r1be zines 5ibnerz
eieS berab ein @tQd 1909 ni6t weni@
oer ais II pfunb. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Die Beinrebe. - Der Newz1llm
pipnter erpabnt Der in Der @eseno se6
Neulteoler Sees> 1T nn9arn> ubltden Nrt
bic 8einrebe gu 3ieben, Die MR. ais bprtiz
ger @u9en;euse ben bteii9en @etnpFanz
germ beiten5 empfeblen f1nnen. Namli1
Die St1de mereen gang ntepri9 9ebalten,
~ eob bic @ei@o6e gang nabe amt 8ppen
berpprpadien. SeoeS Tribjabr lift man
am @tod nur etnt9e 3apfen ieben. Der
fdrtite, reifefte 1ebtjdbri9e Erieb miro in
etnem 8oSen (ettpa Gu6 ttef) IN bic Grpe
9ele9t IL oab ct nit Dem dubern @npe
u1,o NIT eini9en Mu9eu lber bic SberF fla
DE ees 8ooens berpprra9t. Die 3apfen
am Stod uno pa6 n%ieper9ele9te S9pb
entpideln nun bic frudttra9enben Triebe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

gS Gclst ben idSnert palb' gen @teaen,
gra4tpca an BEN @trorl stlegtn,
unb SIR teulmt mad einera Garter,
= $50 Gu4 Quft unb Jreub' er.parten
2crt IT her &au9' f@e JelftnFe1er,
gRit feiaera 0%erfenfaft, Der heller
Ats 9ot1e, M9rnbs unb @terne;
Drrt rtilt gewie aein Sober eerae.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
9fkauntm a6nnatu.
0erlan0t.

.:..: Nerlan9t.
Gin gutter S@riftleser fnbet tanernoe 8eihaf-
ttsuns uno 9uten 2cbu in benz beutldeu vgplts-
tribun" in DUBUQUE. T.. i1 4~..<sra$% I'm
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

Sttllwater> Minn. Die Jun
taunteo Batry" bic 1@5nite ya9t ip je
iiber ben 6~lutbenipie8el pe6 romantil6en
ct. Groir btnl@webte> nurbe Ypri9en
@amita9 ypn @tapel 9elai7em Sic tpur<
be Don 6errn %. g.. Nnber1pn> gu
StiQwater 9ebaut 1T % Bub int &iel>
siebt 9 3pu @a0er uno traet 20 perlpner,.
2eBte Mittwpde >puroe cine sanSe Taz
mile pur6 ben @enub ppn @@wdmmen
per9iftet. 3wet &tnber ftarben 1o9let9 ;
bic @ltern werpen wabrl9einlt9 gene en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07
Dofal- nub 3nfrnmtntal Concert
Gazf9$

SIM @arten Der l1~ntersei9neten 1T ieben @onn-
tag Muit. " .r5GilF,>
Dns bette Qaserbier tpirb ben tpertben @alten
tets trif4 aus BEN GelienfeQer perabrei@t.
3b12.p ~E.f %SSs &au@ u. g..
shA CAVE BREWERY GARDEN.
&Asg4ESEE ~ 9ele9en bel "1r
~ @tablmann'S 8rauerei.
3" .1n :" Seben @pnntag
@Dncert unb Sang Muftf.
Nu9 limb an @cdeutaeen %Grfril9unsen ieber
Wrt su baben. 1T 4
2h.5i ~, = 1877 @eore Bent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-08-07

@tncinnatiS s., ben %. Suli. -
8etref6 BET Grnte bemerfen tp}r, pab fl,
@etsen in unlerm Staate, &entudy unit
Snofana bic Grnte bertits be9onnen bat
unp Elm 9ute5 Durdiantttsquantum er>
9eben miro. Sn eint9en Difricten bat
bet &pf fretli6 ;iemlt6 vtel @dapen &C.
tban, pa9e9en 1T mebr 2anb bei telt nor
ben II oab ba5 Gr9ebniB 9eoen .. s. nt&'
etl piferiren wiro. Safer 1T 9dn;ltd
miBratben. @erlte seripri&t cine quite
Grnte. Mais ma9t auberptbentlt@ ra>
iGe Tortibritte uno iebt lebr i@6n, es If
jeppd pie( 2ano in Gol9e Der ueberz
idwemmunsen gar ni@t beiitQt poroen,
Sci 9utem Metter I'M Mu9uf unp Sep>
TENDER miro in unlerm Staat Snptano
unb SQinpiS Elm swet brittel Quantum,
in &entudy ein pref piertel 4aantum 9ez
erntet tperoen. Die 9eu : @rnte fdlt auz
Berproentlt6 retdlt4 aus. Cf. q. $. 3t.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
Spirit OF THE MORNING r. ESS

The Union comments upon an article In the
Norfolk Argus, an original opponent Of the
Nebraska bill, and stops to note the strange
spectacle, of the original opponents of the Kan
sas-Nebraska bill, now undertaking the de-
fence Of Judge Douglas for maintaining what
they from the first maintained with regard to
his own bill, to wit: that it could furnish no
protection in the Territories to the property of
emigrants from half the States in the Union
none OF the protection which was Wanted to
be Its express object by its supporters. The
original Southern opponents of the bill con-
tended that it would not afford this protection;
its author boasts now, in the presence of a
Northern audience, that it will not afford it {;
whereupOn its Southern supporters clap their
hands and exclaim that they were right, and
commend the author Of the bill for virtually
confessing that his own measure was a swindle
and cheat,
The Union also considers the results likely
to flow from the acquisition by Russia of Villa
Franco, a small sea port on the Mediterranean
sea.
The Lnteiligsncer replies to the Union's last
article of the controversy on the Government
expenditures, saying:
MECH stress was laid on the fact that the said
estimates of the Executive Departments amount.
ed TO the sum Of only So, 800, 2sS, thus leaving
the reader who was apprized of the fact that ap-
Preparations were actually made for $Sl O0, 0OC
To lay the RESPONSE bility of that excess at the
at the doors of Cong ress and the = President; for
the writer was very careful to premise his state
ments' by ailuding TO the fact that the President
had given repeated notice to Congress that ne
would sign no appropriation bill which he
could not have time to examine thoroughly, and
would agree to no appropriation other than Was
essential to the public service
This defence of the Executive Department.
al the expense of the President seems TO us hal
just TO the latter.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

The REMOVAL OF THE NEW YORK OU.R.x.
TINE.-A dispatch from Albany States that the
Commissioners for the removal of the New York
Quarantine convened in that city Oh Friday. for
the purpose Of presenting to the Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor, and Comptroller (who have SUI
Pervision over the selection of site) a plan for
the removal of the Quarantine. They give I'D
al idea OF locating the Quarantine on land, and
propose 10 construct series Of basins in the low
Doy' IN which floating hospitals can lie at
a"ehof DIS sun as in the Liverpo docks. Each
'essel used as an hospital is to be In a seperate
oasI"' 50 as 10 keep apart the different diseases.
me plan Is endorsed by the leading men NJ Nsw
York, and is believed to be practIcsbIe and Goo.
nonilcal- Inc basins can be con,trnc,ad v.,v
speedily and be completed, the C,m,,,..,ona,,
believe, with the fund now on hand %
IL In the ComPtroller's Department. The, ~.
prepared with estimates Of the cost from 90,
nesrs. of the highest responsibility. It's .1.o
proposed by the Commissioners to 90 bact -
hrst principles and make Quarantine Simply a
sanitary institution, separating from IL all steve
aorng, lightering and other speculative bushes,
W "n'ch the expenses and PROFITS Of Quarantine
nave oesn swelled To such vast proportions, and
ieaS'ng all such occupations to private enterprise
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

MAINLAND Coal TRADE.-The Cumberland
Telegraph says that for the week ending Satur-
day, September Is 6,56S IL tons of coal were
shipped over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad ,73o Us tons the road Of the George
Creek Coal and Iron Company, 3,llI.I over the
road Of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company,
and ,37O.1i tons over the Hampshire Coal and
Iron ComPany's road, making aggregate for
the week from the whole coal region of U.s.
sol LOG tons Total shipments for the year from
the entire region ass 733 II tons During the sea-
son $50 canal boats cleared that port, carrying
lS5 ,26i O5 tons of coal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

FROM MONTEvIDo.-The business news IS as
satisfactory as could be expected, after the dou-
bic crisis, political and commercial, to which
they were simultaneously subjected about the
beginning of this year
In politics, party spirit runs high, and it is
not to be wondered at that Some should appreh bend
new collision, fear that precipitate the danger
whilst in the meantime II chills the ardor of en-.
terprise.
Before closing the Chambers, the late treaties
with Brazil were ratified, by an almost silent
vote; conceaiing, II is to be presumed, internal
fires, that must sometime and somewhere seek a
vent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

THE FLYING CHILDREN.-The children that
we have recently noticed as having been taken nm
by.a runaway balloon have returned safely to ter.
IA hrma- Saturday morning at day-break, a far.
mer mar New Carthage, discovered the balloon
suspended in the air, attached by the graphing
rope to tree in his yard. He immediately
hauled the balloon down, and found the Young
est child asleep-in the bottom Of the basket, and
the eldest carefully watching owe her little broth
er. The youthful aerial voyasers were in the
balloon about thirteen hours and a quarter. II
may ne easily imagined that among the neigh
DORIS where they landed they were the objects OF
much curiosity and interest. The boy and girl
were conveyed home As soon as practicable, and II
is needless to say were received with outstrech.d
arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

ASTRONOMY IN THE UNITED SrArEs-It is a
highly honorable thing to the scientific progress
Of our country that seven American astronomers
have been elected associates of the ROYAL Astro-
nomical Society of London. We subjoin list
Of names, with the dates Of their election:
Prof. w. Z. Bond, Of the Cambridge Obserya.
tory, Jan. II, 1919.
l., lo50.
Prof o. Nj. Mitchell, of the Cincinnati OBJ
seIvctorY, April IL, lo5O
DR.. b. A: Gonld, jr., Of the Dudley Observa-
tory, Jan. -, 1855.
DR.. Brunn, OF Anne Arbor University, jan 12,
Lieut. M F Maury, Of the Washington OBJ
seryatory, Jan. IL, 1855
The whole number of the associates L. ft,r t,.ro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

The TkHuANTEPEC EXPEDITION BY an arri-
val at New Orleans we learn that the bark Rapid
having Oh board Mcleod Murphy, corps of en-
gineers and two bundled laboTers, arrived at
Minatitlan on the 18th of August. The steamer
Leonora, Capt. Lockwood, took the laborers from
the bark and proceeded up the river on the I'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
liza band Of cir

IL band Of gipsies have pitched their ,s,,.
D. columbus, Ohio, and have made several =, :
"niPts TO kidnap children from that ciiy
W There Is s.town in Michigan :wbere IN.
.nneh bell is ruas every day at twelve O'Clock
Tor The people 10 take their aninine as tbev 80
The azue ali round nave
nj. Ia, n iIlsh fellow In Albany is going to have
so,n,It insured, so that when he dies he can have
tbs coi5 ,oise on, and not be dependent upon
''A 'Haiities Of the world as he once was.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

III Messrs. Joe Shillinston and Franklin
Philip send US copies of Davenport Dunn, d novel,
by Chas. Lever.
Shillington, Odeon Building, also sends us
The Opera Dancer, novel, by q. w. NJ. Rey-
nolds, and Frank Leslie's Magazine, for October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On Yesterday. Thursday. Sept. Esd. a
IL heavy GOLD WATCH CHAIN. with seal
-ched. IL was wrenohed IN some way from the
watch IN the owners vest pocket A suitable re
ward will Re pad it's beng left at the counter Of
the Star Office. se2l-r
STRAYED OR STOLEN-On the night of the
- 2d instant, medium sized BAY
HORSE, 6 or years old. The only marks ~
recOllected is scar the back from the S-A
saddle. ALSO, at the same time, one large BLACK
HORSE, about wears old. The only msrk reco,-
looted is both hind legs, the flank. A
fair reward Will be psId for their recovery.
SEES T. ]. 4 w. NJ. CALF, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

CATHOLIC PRIEST APPOINTED CHAPLAIN
The 81. Louis Democrat states that Father De
Smet, of that city, has received despatch from
Washington requesting him to join Gen. Harvey
at New York as Chaplain to the army in Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

GA Day for Prayer has been set apart In
Charleston, :. e., in consequence Of the preva-
lencc Of yellow fever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25

THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS
IS o S ID S HOE
To BE BOUGHT IN WASHINGTON.
Purchasers desrous of saving money be sure to
call at the store of r. T.. MADDuN. No. $40 18th
srTeet-the SUCCESSOR of X. G.. Hyatt-tat his old
stand.l There you will get bargains, such were
never before offered here. ses5
C1S GAS CON u NJ R. CIO
have just received supply of J. ID. Warren
Co.'S Smoke and Gas Consuming HEATING
STOVES for Parlors, Dining Rooms. Chambers
and Offices, which save at least one half the fuel
con umed In ordinary coal stoves.
C. WOODWARD,
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
Sc 255t No. Sl8 Pa, ave., bet. 10th and llth SITS.
n o l.! CO LIZ GOA LIZ.
The schooner Mary Ann Will arrive in few days
with 300 tons best Red ana w hite Ash COAL, egg
and stove sizes hich will be sold very low for the
cash, or undOubted paper at thirty days.
Also, a large stock of Hickory, Oak, and Pine
WOOD
Call and leave your orders.
X. w. RATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer,
se25 18th street, near the Canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-25
I osT! LOST" Losr@ ,.u

IL 20 hEHAhD.
Lost, in Washington or Georretovn on Satur-
day. a LINEN WALLET, containing a number of
promssory notes. as far as recOll ected, follows
Two notes of Alex. BundIn, dated August Jh,
ats and months, drawn In favor OF Garrett Neon
and endorsed by them. for $500 each.
One note of WIN. Payne ard vile. dated August
%, at months, for SI99.ll
Three notes Of Lemuel Williams. at days, for
St5 each, drawn in favor OF and endorsed by VIM.
Wi son.
One note Of c. Umhau, for 500 dated Nav 27th,
At u months drawn n favor of and endorsed by G.
Just. for SEQ.
One note of Samuel Kelly, dated September I7th.
1885, for S64, drawn IN iavOr Of endorsed by W. n.
Clampste ; and tws others of same date, bearing
same name ard endorsement, over due. for Sl64
each.
Also. an over due note Of III. N. Lansdnle. for
Sl,Sll.87
Also, an over due note OF G. vanderverken, for
S84a.
And ten notes of G. cameron. drawn IN favor of
and endorsed 10y w. Smms, dating monthly from
November lMh 1858, at % months, Tor 8 20 each
with a numseT OF other notes not recollecied. and
papers which are Of no value to any one but the
owner.
All persons are hersby notified not to receive any
Of the sbove papers. as Duplicates will be called for
If they not found.
The hinder IL receive the Above reward ~ leAv-
Ing them 1T WHEATLEY'S Lumber Yard, No.
81, south side Water street, Georgetown, e.
sc l4-f
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Tor SALE-S5O PER MoNrH-The new and
y subs tantlally built three story T. X
DWELLING HOUSE, situated on 9th street be-
tween ID and streets, Island. No. continuing 6
rooms, dining room, and kitchen. The lot on which
the house stands fronts s1s feet 9th street. run
ming back 81 feet TO an 70 ct aley and acjoined
by unmprOved lot, 1872 feet by 90 fact which will
be sold either with or without the improved prop
erty. FERNS: House and Lot. without adjoining
Lot, SS,0O0 $50 cash. and balance IN monthly In
sta!ments of So EACH House and Lot without ad-
Joining Lot. S275O S25n cash, and balance IN monthly
notes of So each.
n. B.-The house will paw a rent Of 3 d per month
ELVANS THOMPSON,
Hardware Dealers,
24Iw No. S2S Pa av bet. 9th aud 10Th sis
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u LIST OF Letters
REMAINING in the Post Ofhee. wsshington

Clty, u, o., SeptemUeT =, 1906
IOrderedto be inserted in the EvENIns STAR, II
being the newspaper having the largest circulation OF
any daily paper published in Washington
III Persons applying for letters In the following
list, will please say they are ADVERTISER.
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OlO GREAT ECONOMY 90
DO IN FUEL! CIO
EDDY CO.'S SMOKE GAS CONSUMING
COOKING STOVES.
The only perfect Smoie and Gas Consumer
in the market!
These Stoves called the "Arbltsr," just received.
are for sale at
C. woo ID w A DIS
METROPOLITAN STOVE AND CRATE


No. 3l8 Pa. ar., betlreen 10th and Ilfh sts
who is the Sole Agent for them for the District OF
Columbia BY consuming their own smoke -
and gas they will save full one-half Of the 81
fuel used in ordinary Cooking Stoves: The
Stoves are so constructed that the cold air iseE
introduced under the bottom of the ash pit psssI
up through a double 6re box, becoming Intensely
heated. to the top Of the FIRE box, ignitng with the
smoke and gas passing under the axe oven in
flames. They have an extra large bake own, also a
large water tank attached behind. which constantly
supplies hot water. These Stoves nys the seartse
and ortftnat gas bErHers, very heavy. from which
there are several spurious ones gotten MP.
would also beg leave to call particular attention
TO my celebrated Double Oven Rising ar Cooking
stove WI ioh is superior to any double oven Cook.
much heavier than the old Morning Star or any
similar Stove, and have the Rooster Bake oven,
and Bsisrs much nearer the hTe. - :,
would also state that have large supply OF all
kinds Of Stoves OF the most approved modern pat
terms, from the North, best suited to this market
carefully select ID by myself Please give me cal
and you will see some of the handsomest and best
stoves that the North can produce.
N. b. One of the Gas Burners can be seen In full
operation IN my c,unting room from O'Clock q. m.
until p. M. .r.as SOS 81
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. of select character. with Rooms
ID most beautifully furnished, may vet he ohtsiued
on the most easy terms, at So ii street, hctween
9Th and 9TH sta. sea- 81.
DOARDING.-A few gentlemen can he accom-
ID n'odated with good board and pleasant Rooms
at 406 ID street, between 9Th and 7th. se2OIw