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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21

berboten unb boB es bic Sauptaufsabe aller fem-
perensoerene fein follie, bas Bolt auf bic ffrtnse
Dur4fabruns eines iolhen @eiebes por3ubereiten.
6ilber bon Der Minberbeit Der Committee le9te els
nen Beidlub Dor fir, bic iofortiee 1ilouns elmer
unabbdneieen politiiden 5emperen3portbei, beren
3med e. iein iou. bos Tabrieiren unb ben Derfaui
beraui9enoer @etrdnte bon @runb aus su unter.
briden.
Dorob erbob ii4 cine beftiee Debate uno es wur.
be f4lieBli9 ein Subifitut aneenommen, tuelaes
einfa9 erfIdrt, oa6 i& bic Semperen3leute perphi4.
ten. lire @eener am Gtimmfoifen 5u befdmpfen.
Waoswortb bon Cincinnati beantraste einen BE-
i&lub foIsenben SnbaIts: Die femperen8Ieute fol-
len ii9 iiberou oroaniiren, nm d ols iol4e an oen
ben politii6en @ablen 3u betbeiligen; ernennt oi'
cine ober Die anoere partbei superIdiee Semperenl
syreunbe als ganbioaten, bonn io1en bieielben bon
alleu Semperen3leuten obHe portbeiunteri4ie0 un'
terfibt werben. grnennt feine Der beben Dartbeien
9emperen5freunbe, banr ioIlen bic 9emptrensleut'
Elm unabbdneiees 9idet aufitellen.
Gin eemiiier Bromn proteftirte 9e9en ben 8efdluB
Ter merbe niemaIs nit ben 8 Oemotrater
|ftimmen;. er tonne ibnen ni9t trduen. 6. 6
QBbite BON Columbus mar aud 9e8en ben 8eidlub
Die 9emperensleute ieien nod nidt bereit, ben
Rampf unobbdnsis auf3nnebmen; beibe Yartbeier
merben fi9 in bieiem 1dQe sesen he betpaffnen
Nad Ianeer Debate murbe Der 1efdluB ouf BET
9iid selest.
Sic NoGmittaesi esibuns mar iebr fpdrIi& beiudbt
bic meiiten Deleeaten botten iid bereits auf Der
oeintpee beeeben. Sreenb Elm auerf6pfieer Bru'
Der beantraete einen Bei9Iub, melder erfldrt, oaf
Der Gebrau9 Don alcohol oIs Meoi3in Elm llebe'
unb menis befer 1T als Der Uerfauf 0ieies @etrdnfs
Wurbe ouf ben 9ii9 selest. Daifrt wuroe eir
BeidIub neIder olIe 4rebieer aufforbert, am 3,uei
| ten pGabbotb" I'M Jebruar cine Semperen5preoi9
su bolten unb ibre gemeinoen 3ur llnterflbuns be!
Semperen5bunoes auf3uforbern, aud cine Collect
3um BeFensbes Bunoes 3u erbeben. Rad ben db
Iiaen Dantbef9iiiien pertaste fi& Die Contention
@leid baraaf periammelte iidb Der 9emperen3bunl
unb erpdblte feline Bedmten iir bas Iaufenbe Sabr
3ep. Osborn BON Columbus bat bic gbre, Yrdfloen
bes 9unbes 3u iein; Die nd4fie 9ibuns ion an
3ueiten Mittpo@ i'm Suli ndafbin ftattfinoen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21

6r. @cott reidte eiut Blu elm, nm bic gounfn
Gommi1dre 5n outoriftren. Qdn6 3u fanfen, UNI
gourthdnier, @kfdnQnife, Snfirmaries, &C., barouf
au erridten, uno ibre pihten Bel Bauten oOer Der.
fir iolde 3pede feine ipeeiene Geiebe erlaifen au
mer0en brQud1en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21
eas btrii4liete amtsoauergeiet

Oie Bin fur ben Wiberruf bes berdbtieten Mutts-
bauereeiebes III ouf ben Wnni4 bes Sen. Grant
bonn 9ouie paiiirt morben. Sdmmtlide Demotra-
ten fimnten fur ben Wioerruf; Die Stimmen geeen
ben Wiberruf murben BON Rabitalen abseseben.
gs bIeibt nun ab3uwarten, wie Der Senat nit Der
Bin perfabren tpiro.
Das Mmtsoauerseieb 1T tbatfddlid Elm Sdub.
eeieb fir rabifale Debe i'm Amte eetpein. Dem
prdiioenten uaren f6rmlid bic pdnoe gebunben;
ct tpnnte obne 3ufimmuno beg Senats feline bes
Betruss Iberfibrten Beamten abieben. Grnonnte
er einen Na1folger an bic Gteue ioI4er S1ufte. 10
itanb es bem @enate fret enttpeoer bic Hetdtieuns
Monate lang su pers6sern, ober oieielbe i&lieBli&
aan3 3u peruerfen go iinb benn unter bieiem @e-
FEB iebr curioie Gei6inten pairt pie gum Beiipiel
aus benz foleenoen Dor einem Sabre per6ffentlihten
Briefe bes @eneralpoitmeiFers an enen oiebii&en
poiibeomten in Sninois berporeebt:
Da Der Genat es unterlaiien bat, Sbren Nadfol.
ger 5u beitdti9en, 10 Rno mir 9en6tbigt. sic nod
ferner i'm Mmte al bebalten. Oies mro Sbnen
obne 3peifel redbt fein; aber i'd bitfe uno sriube
sic, fortan NIT ben Sbnen anpertrauten Ne9is.
|runesseIoern idonenoer als bisber .au perfabren
:. s. Ser Sbrise &C.
Sa, es 1T poreefommen, bab Rerle, bic bobe Stel-
Iunsen i'm @teueroepartement betleoeten, wesen
gang semeiner unb ofener Spibbiiberei in's 3ubt-
baus eerietben uno bonn 3uGtbaus aus nod INNER
|beanIpru9ten, Bunbesbeamte 5u iein, neil Der @e.
nat es peridumt, in ibre Nbiebun9 su wnisen. un-
slaubIidb aber tuabr = nod Dor feds Monaten il,
8iroinien paiIirt! 8,
Inter ben Rabifalen bon Ohio. bic 9e9en ben
Wioerruf Der Bill itimmten, befanben fb Sdeni,
@arfieIb unb unSer Sbeuabarser; iie iiimmten Nein
nit aroBem Na1orud.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21

YJf0t0e0e1eR
Shsor a.r s,mn,r,n.I,r mil m,Iibtm iie ond, Obio
beaIiden mbd5isn uno bisie 5onatiier perben nim-
msrruten, 10 lanee biss 3ieI ni1t erreit ift gSir
uerb,n TIRE Bepeauuaen bepa&en unb BON Set su
3eit borber beri6ten, bomit bic s5reunoe Der per-
nluftiaen 9reibeu ibre Ma6re9eln borna4 ne6n,en
i6unen.
- - = 7.
te @f6ate Nfmperfw Uonoentton.
rr#.r@oo
-.
10 Us'sgu..H Ue1 esIIususNen eeMpsreas S..
!salValse gstIumM.s. - = Nv uu'
D.s.n = ss' s'sSsn s.sM
ualosn pOn aps,as pOn p,.' O.m .ss"S." .:s..
NpnD'o"ueH S.uu's'uae so"."'s, ~ ...
SsieS..n rrO :" Iusso"O.r pus..a"V =. ms...".
pqlalsn legs tsaWeM "soe DsS'ab', ~. 1osu. O.1-
t1erte ben Drnoern, Dap tpre Vetfeoun9en our@-
aus nidt nirfunsslos seiueien ieien, oab oteetben
pielrnebr piel Gutes oeiftet unb Soulenbe qeretet
bober sg,ie wrdber {olIten burdbous nid5t entmu.
thiot {ein lonhern NIT neuem gfer fir Die oute ga.
de mirfen.
Godb bieler Woute ,purben bic per5d5ieoenen Com.
mitteen erfount morouf Elm oewSer Code BON Bort.
lamb. Moine. Der Mufforberune entfpran unb elm
oor r1brenoes semperenalieb lana.
Rep. oenrn gbonee. Der iitb ale mddti9er Gtre-
ter bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ben eurioien Nomen .tbe
Budene Nroao Mr" eruorben 6at, folate nit elmer
oetortiatr sembsrxn arebe uno tam ~ benz G&Iuf5e,
nns frenuOfie 11eberrebuna bei pieIen e,lten nits
r,uhe. Ipnbtrn oos man bieieben nur bur3 Ben or-
fen Nrm bes @eiebes nioBreoeIn f5nue. gr min al-
len Qiou5rptrlouf burdous perboten ub oieieni9en.
bic bennod, pertoafen. fdr ole soIasn perantuort.
lid aemodbt boben. leber nieIe ssroae min er fd
mit feiner sorhei IN Elm gpmbrprniR eiuaulaiIen A
Code pol, Moine Iiek nui, ieine Weisheit b6ren
urb erfIartt ben @riioern Sic Wrfunaen bes 9em.
per.naaeSetss II Daaine. Mnfonas ieien Die Jreun<
be bes Moine 5emperenaoeiebes ft6r entmut6iqt gee
meien: boi{elbe bobt BIOS bie fIeinen 6iinoer oe<
podt unb Die aro6en laufen IaHen. Dor jwei Sab.
rem boben Bic 9tmbew wuabriber elm Xmenbment per-
Ionot unn. einen Sembtrtr,a @ouperneur unb eine
Semberema geiekotbuno (Nobifolel erud6lt unb 5o.i
fort {ei Elm perbelertes @eIeb erIoIen uorben, bas
muuosrbar pirfs. Die edbenfbu6en ieien eeidloj.
fen uib abje QiaaSr6dnoler betiteten, bab nd lire
ggerfdufe IN 0ie 66lfts perulinbert hoben. lf.
Noxbem nd Sic pdSleriae @eienlAoft Ourd6 cine
Mittaasm66r eeiidrtt bate, trot ne mieber auiom.
men. Mtp. Csborn, Der psrmanente Yrdiiotnt, bielt
cine furae 4ebe, mrrdnf 9sb. Mnnbol Elm @ebf
perridtete Stm f0lete Elm Or. Moffit, Der Die ber-
{ibiebenen Draanilotionspldne Der femperen3bra.
oeridboft be{prod,. ~ assesses
n;.ro.f ,rfsott.s1 81. Gid aflseommitf,. w,rint
81. n j. rem bInir, oefommen hos 81, 5ohe h,r
q.mn.,sr. ~, hrrM ,;r, g,r,;n;onno soII,r Sem.
.rt.r ,;rs, ,;nfo,n npfsomen Mo-
!, befsfh,rt tperoen fonn unb bah elm iolder plou
o,f .;r.r f;,,cn.;pn,n Gsr,,nAfoop ruhen mk mefhs
;Sn., I ,. y. o,s o;,ht 4, oo;trsn unb nos WoIf Fir
RE gode an .eraieben.1 Sen glon bes @toots
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21
Qcriian fiir Tram 0iuenIn.

Cine Bill, bic eine 4,eniion fir 6rau 2incoln ous'
Test III bereits i'm Senate bes gonsreies einsebradt
worhen. Gunner min ibr $1,000 idbrli& seben.
Dapon f0nnte bic 2abp in Granffurt i6on leben.
@elo baben mir ia obneoies eenus = au be5ab.en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21

RarI Shur5 lit bon benz rabifalen2aufns Der
@eiebsebune bon Miiiouri als ganbioat fir ben
0er ct. Senat ernannt iporoen. Gr erbielt 6Ounb
iein @e9ner 0oan 40 Stimmen. G1ur3 uirb Der
erfe Oeutide iein, Der i'm Ser. ST. Senate @ib
un6 Gimme hat
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21

Der GREENWOOD 0riebbof Bel New Dorl
nmtakt lber 500 Mder 2ano un6 es inb bort bereits
10000 3obe tsaraben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-01-21

Mnl Donnernas tpurbe bic gonpention bur9 6.
q. Mbitemit sinem @ebet er5ffnet. Muf Nntrae Der
@ei@d dftseommittee murben Hei9I 9Ilfie oneenommer,
,peIGe BE 1iI0an8 BON 3lpeioen Ses Gtaats 9enl-
.perenB 8unbss in alien 9beiIen bes Gtaates EN-.
pfebIen. Gin anoerer Nei6Iub ertldrt BOB Der Der.
fduf oIltr htrauf uf4enben @etrdnte bur9 Elm @e{eb
The Montana post., 1869-01-15

possible figures. II is his intention to shin to
Montana next sprinr an immense stock of
ryoceries and rener,l ms,cbo,aise n, Uig-
gins S o"e VI our oes' anu most Puohe-sP"-
tied citizens, possesses rare business qualities,
IN" enjoys "n''e'sai popuiar''y'
MARKETs--Owing to the beautiful
weather and the spotted condition of the
roads. business has been quite light during
the last week. Prices rule high and there is
no evidence of any depression. This cannot
last long for the first severe .nov.storm will
., a.,,.n, g., .a, ,h., ~, ,,u.,,
''."'- .'' s0ous 'na' wiz 'n'o"
The Montana post., 1869-01-15
The Montana Post
Published Daily and Weekly
By THE
Montana Post Publishing Company
NO. so MAIN ST., HELENA.
GEO. VI. PINNEY, MANAGER.
Address all Business Communications,
MONTANA POST PUB CO."
Address all Correspondence for Publication,
EDITOR MONTANA POST"
OUR AGENTS.

HUDSON & MESET. New York Times Building
"A Park Row the sole agents for MONTANA
Posi-. for the Eastern States.
STEEL & iASTIs, Sole Agents for Chicago
and vicinity.
W. 7. HAMILroS Fort Benton
Mr.. A. J. SMITH. Bannack.
J. NJ. FISH, Sterling, Hot Spring District
BEIIINGER e. ALLEN Silver Bow.
JAMES STUART, Deer Lodge.
WoRDEN Co., Hell Gate.
w. p. PARSONS, Gailatin City.
r. NICHOLSON German Gulch.
GEO. PERRY, Lincoln Gulch.
GEO. RAUcH Radersburg.
A. r. HAMILTON, sun River Crossing.
II. III. HATHAAwY, Highland District.
=. CHURCH. Summit City.
X. &. JOHNSON Blackfaot.
WESLEY w. JONES, Reynolds City, Elm Creek.
J. 8. WILLIAMS. St. Louis, Mo.
L. p. FISHER. San Francisco. Cal.
ii. ELLIS e. Co. Leesburgh, Salmon River Mines
w. DAvESPoRT, Confederate Gulch.
c. BEssERER, Boulder Valley.
MONTGOMERY, Bear Gulch and adjacent mines.
ii C. wEIBoLD, Butte City.
GEORGE NJ. BROCK. Beartown, NJ. I.
DAVIS WILSON, Bozemsn City.
X J. PERCY Sioux City. Iowa.
The Montana post., 1869-01-15
BORN.

On January lIth, $50, to the wife of ID.
NJ. Gillette, a daughter.
The Montana post., 1869-01-15

VIZ HEkEAS. my Wife Christina Martin has
w lef my bel aud board without jas' cause
and pnovvcatiJu oa he 18th n' Deuem mb.. l>is.
Therefore. hereby warn the public to harGor
or trust her ny accou.. as will Not satisfy
An, debts eontrss'ed by her. CHRIST. MARTIN.
Besr;own. Dee. -. let- WIN.
los WORK or EVERY bis RIr. IOS
81 Neatly and Exredii ,usly eascuted a. .tis
OtCs.
The Montana post., 1869-01-15

The following is the list Of letters remaining in the
Post once, Helena. NJ T., January 14th,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-05
Notice--.-Last Call.

AL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
A late firm Of W. A. MEREDITH co; are
reauested to call st W. A. Mereditns once
Main street. Gold Hill, and settle immediately
II they wish to save cost Of writvprn1ru writ
Gold Hin, September ~, 1892 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-05

WHITE PINE (!
At any OF onr Offices, and forward the same WIN
'Nsrk Goods care Woodruff g. Ennor, Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipts TO saera'
mcnfo Oticc. o., p.,,,..o.
OFFICES-224 Clay street san FTsnSssc0' q
Virginia City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-05
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

rHANGE OF TINE.-Eastward-- = Express
I ! Train leaves Sacramento daily at $50 a. ~;
arrives at Junction, 7:40 A. H.; Colfax, $40 An;
Reno, IO6 r. H.; Wadsworth, Clio P. NJ; Carlin,
I:5O A. n; Elko, 9:35 A. NJ; Promontory, l0OO
r. n; Omaha, $40 r. NJ; Chicago, 4:lo I'm;
New York, 6:30 AN.
RETURNING.--Exprcss Train leaves Prom;
ontory daily, i:lO 7. NJ: arrives ut Junction. lSo
THROUGH TINE GOING EAST.-From
Sacramento TO Omaha, days and hour 70
Chicago, days and hours; to New YORK, Z
Two TRAINS DAILY Sundays excepted
leave Sacramento G3o 4. n and 2P; H.; arriye mN
Junction 7:40 A. n. and BIS r. n; Marysvilie, &
9.3O A. y. and $50 r. n. Leaves harysyille $50
A. n. and 1910 A. n. arrives junction 7:30 A. "
and 1890 T. NJ; Sacramento 1000 A. NJ and l:so
P.M ,n-o,n - Ga,
Francisco or Sacramento to Omaha, $s3 %; TO
st. Louis. $97 20; to Chicago, S97 20; to new
iSlf, SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are nun daily from Sacramento to Promontory.
Doublc Lower Berth. s. 00; Double Upper
Bcrth. $5 90; State Rooms, Sl2 90. Double
Berths accommodate two persons; State ROOMS
'osI SECOND eS5fpD'c CLASS TRAINS leave Sacramento
daily (Sundays excepted at 200 P.x. Fare TO
Omaha, $45 90; st. Louis, $45 OO; chicago,
$45 O0; New York, SIS 90.
~CHiIDREN not over Twelve Q2) years or
age, Half Fare; under Five 0) years OF age
ftse; 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE per adult
Child between 5 and u years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE (ovcr 10Olbsl between
Sacramento and Omaha lSgrssney) S9 per- per loo
po4Susi august II, 1869. sci.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-05

rar.. as Cents. After G r. NJ, SO Cents.
,.,ss,, &c. HAMPTON 6 CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-03

In THESE DAYS OF economy and retrsnch-
ment, ana in these days, too, when Dame Fash.
Ion requires from her devotees such a variety
or dresses, fashionable ladies find II c3pec ally
convenient 10 purchase their jewelrv at Mr.
PfiRgs new ano attractive store, 10 Pelusyl-
wanna avenue. hrea doors from Four-Ini-l.
nall street. They have no difficulty in m ltch-
ing Their various costumes win appropriate
ornaments at this establishment. for the collec-
non OF lewelry rs so extensive that IL iHciudC 5
perfect limitations of ali BE- precious gems. and
Tor one DOL ar set can b. onIlined Ia At has all
the appearance of a verv expensive set OF Jew.
cry MIR. Prigss' establishment is pttrsHizsd
ny some OF the most wealthy and fashionable
people in W n bIngton, and his iaweiry l. sent
from here 10 sill paris of II. Union. H OBTAINS
the new styles in advance. and is IN daily re-
ceipt OF all the novelties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-03

None but those deprived OF this blessing know
OF Its loss The pirnpltd, blotched, and letter
covered person looks rpon clear, smooth skin
Those " hose systems are tilied with the vim. al
SCkoF LA and other cutaneoDs diseases, can
not have good health When the blood ia i'm pure
disease 10 sure to follow
All have timely warning in those Blotehes. PIN
pies. letters, Sores, Boils, Patches
Scales, &c Avert the calamity by purifying the
SAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
before ScrofCla takes "a firm hold.
How many have the virus of Syphilis in the sys
TEN. and in that condition contamI late marriage
know ing little OF its bsneful influence on the
stitutio1. To such We pay STOP. First cleanse
yourself Of thes impurities; of that scrofulots in
fection. which in many cases is hereditary In tn.
constitution, before yOu bring misery on yourself
and offspring. Price 81 IS per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-03
DROPOsALs FOB ENVELOPES.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


sealei Proposals will be received At this ue part
ing Envelopes for the ocisI use OF po.traa,ter.
during period of two years from tho LIST Of July,
will be required anp uaiiy is as follows:
Class No. 1, 1-00o,dOO more or lees, g. BY So in
Glass No. .. 100000, more or less ga by s.. in.
Glass No. 3. $50 90, more or less, 80 BY 6. in
Glass No. 4, 10000, more or less, by in
Class No. s. SerOOO, more or less, A.. By To-. in.
ches.
yellow paper will answer The other classes I
he made from red, blue, green. and bat cream
eo.ored paper. as may be required, Of approved
All the above mentioned ENVELOPES must he made
seaiiag upon the entire length Of ap al must
have such printing upon the face may be direct
ed by the Postmaster general. They must be
banded in parcel. Of twenty five. packed ia paste
boara or straw boxes each 10 cOntsin not less thss
$50 envelopes OF letter size ard TO each of extra
letter hcial and extra off i al 81 e. ara ely
or otherwise rs may pe required; tbe boNe- 70 D.
wrapped IN strong paper, as TO Dear tTaas
tion By mail Tor delivery 10 p0stussters When
wLapping will be dispensed with.
, men 10y or more envelope are reg1ir d 10 MI
strong wooden boxes and properly aadresse bu
wien less than 8 900 are required, proper labels
the contr actor the whole 10 be done under ihe d.
rection OF 81 agent OF the Department.
titles rs may from time time lie required 20 iii
orders of Postmssttrs or by the Department aud
where the accepted bidder resides. or az the enye
lore as ENJOY, or at this department, as the Post
master General may direct free Of cost for PACK
Bids are also invited for 90 900 enyel ,pes, more
paper. BY $40 inches; and TO be printed in the
m mo pTessribed by the Department for nse in
ioge Ag. en- IN the city Of New York Tn % en-:
&C. Soth al IN. sSoS o q cost
to the Department at Washington, d: O., In quan.
Separate proposals viii Be considered for furnish
ns S z msEs or ls:s .nnpsily Of Regisersd
heavy bun Or Manila paper with such printing on
sS5f II fsS
the same TO DC put up In passeboard straw boxes
81 s On in se Ss14y
the Department or to Postmssters, q may Do di.
Il s:s
suired for delivery At the Department. are 70 be
ton tho:s for delivery to Postmastsrs to pass as
The mt delivery Of envelopes specified above to
Specimens Of the dinerent hind: of envelope. for
cation q tie Diinci1sl post 0iicss Or q the BE-
Bidders are required to furnish specimens of the
Dc eOnsidered 1nles: offered b envelope msnufsc-
ted viii Dc taken inso considsration in awarding
Bonds viii be required for the faithful perform.
ance Of the contract, and ell payments under il
Will be made quarterly.
The Postmaster General reserves the right to re.
jeet any or all bids il deemed compatible with the
public interests
Bids mutt be endorsed "Proposals for once and
Returned Letter Envelopes" &C.; or, {" Pro posais
for Registered Package Envelopes, ~ O. the GO
may be, and addressed 70 the Third Assistant Post-
JOHN 4. J CRESswELr.
sp7-eotd Postmaster General
BANANA HATS RLESGHIn
HAT FACTORY, 346is 7th ST.
aplSeolm" between and 4 streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-03

MOTTO Not 70 be Ottti0ae.-Having pur-
chased an Immense stock OF Gents Furnis ming
Goods fUT abe coming season, we call the at
tentIcn OF the public TO the following list of
prices at which we are selling our goods no. :
go dozen White Shirts for 75c.aSl: $50 c:ozen
White Shirts for n .25aSl.J0 large lot Shirts
all sizes and we'll made, for Sl75ass2: a yery
fine arucle, warranted 20 fit, 81 81; Understands
and Drawers, of all styles and sizes, from IS
cents upwards, good Cotton Socks, three PAIRS
for % cents; Handkerchiefs. already hemmed,
from ID cents upward; The Royal Eagle Paper
Collar, the best fitting collar ever made, IS cts
a box; splendid Paper Collar, cloth lined
button hole, 10 cents box; Neckties, Scarfs,
&c, OF the latest designs, and in endless yari.
ETY.. Do not miss the pls e; it is Franc l. Gold.
mans, Marble Hall, No. 45o 7th street, opposite
Patent once. 4,2I,I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-03
pRePosALs FOR PAVING AEB GRADING
L THE CtRRIAGEwAY or 10 1T NoRTH
BETWEEN SECOND STREET NE,r aSD
NEW JERSEY AVENUE

oF,i,k OF irEE1NTENpsNr AN INSPECTOR orD
- IL. rAkR-AsEwAls, AM f"oTw 81,
Sealed Proposal. will IL received at the Mayors
onhee until !. glock NJ: on FRIDAY, the 7th
north, between ID street west aud New Jersey sve
rue, with stone similar TO that used in tue other
portions Of the street slso for setting neW aaa re-
set,lhg old Curb LAY ing Gutter Stone, Iayise new
ai@rg the Inc Of .sia pavement Anefe'e' required
ne MOI 70 =. dSIe 70 tie saii-facion Of the
{. mmi-sioners. smd he Assistant coanmi, si0ners
sppelnted y tn Mayo. aud In s0ufsrmiiy with
the following specifi atoms:
Paving stones to he from Eve q eight inches
mick "r Hlds and lees than seven inches deep,
IS OF gravel free from clay or loan. sBd four
inches 81 sharn sand g. he laid in three layers,
hammer, the top la er u sand 70 be vel wstered
b.iorr rsmming.
., The contractor will he require, 20 leave = SUI.
lace Of two hundred feet an length Of the whole
Sidth OF the carrissewsy exposed for insP' ton.
well pIddled. Gutter stoue e. be 4 the best New
l hoIk rorth nser stone IA pieces MT less than
then & Or inones thick ih5 TOO surface 70 Ne Will
70 me b .s Me-. y, sySlned arb stone
piroes not less than three fet long not less than
tStnu e. bee vide or deep, and no; le-. than I'VE
ncse- thit 4 the top surface ami distance down
e isi d ; % pne iIehss :. be eressea "a ends
49, a icoiwA5s 10 te o. tie hc-f an ,iity Of
s a., i"rS "a sing IN pieces mo- lees than three
than SIX iEches thick. the top ~ fsce ana EDGES -
=. vi tnd evenly dressed. AM ne ends closely
bI'der- All state the price. work ard material
lncfuce'- pr sIrare yard 70 zto.a paving. p-r
'utic yard Tor trading. Ter HGe-i foot Tor laying
Eut'e' stone ger lluesi fo~' fOr STING new euro
stone, per iuea ut for rss-Iting old curt stone
ger -iUare loot for laying leV AZ foorsa. = -
ssutre : 1t fur re'aYiu- Old flag faotszys Tho
r.-aiion 81 ssCd an gravel 20 'e included in tn
tin fHy TsviVg
e. Tie "a materials al surp'ns earth 20 Dc dePes-
led N such plsc as the ard Comm : nav
direct 'Ns
PcrstsUn or Tie property vines
The ,Spsnse 70 b defrayci b. assessment, &C
cor ding 20 Q listing laws
Tie right Is reserved ~ the Mayor 20 reject any
Zach hid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee OF responsible person tknD~n 20 De
Ell, b. that IL accepted the bidder will execute a
contract in due torn, and perfoI N the work in
Cgrdalce Herewith
The guarantee must b. In sub.tance O. foliows.
l. A B.. guarantee. IL this hid be acce pied by the
Ma1or. that the bidder ~ III enter into . Contract
for the same and perform the work according 10
the requirements Thereof. signed-a h.
p. II lOSDGAN
Inspector Of streets A.
wsshineto ID. q. April i 1853
ap .o-lOt lChronAk ept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-03

FUNRRAL.-Yesterday aftern Don the MEM
bers of Usage Tribe, No. 6, L. o X. N. as
sembled al their Lodge Room in Druid Hall.
on ID street, between 9th and 9Th, TO ply their
final tribute of reJpect TO the remains OF a de-
ceased brother. Mordecai RIdgevay. Tb-
members assembled in force ana wore the
regalIa of their Order. The Rev. Mr.. Mckee.
Assistant MIni'ter of 81. John Episcopal
Church, conducted the burial services Of the
Episcopal Church at the Lodge Room. and
afterwards at the grave in congressional Gene
terry. after which the members OF the Tribs per-
formed the funeral rites OF their order. The
Red Men were headed by Professor Weber,
GeTmanil Band