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And the seraphs poised their pinions as they
Glove the sea of blue, -..-
Gazing on the bright dominions Gods un-
equailed artists drew
Wondering, fearing, stil rejoicing, as
'zr, each world rolled by sublime.
Seven glorious spheres enlisted meath the
sway the wizard Time. --s-sa3
f O.. aiTEs W.9Eal3 .rot olif5ET
Chrysalis OF fair enhancement, nothing
thought of half SO fair, fs -
Nothing builded by enehantment with. the
Pleiades could compare;
Every rood in space an Eden-every wind
brought forth flower, = -;.1. -.-,s.
Time lay bound in, silken bondage, for an
age was but an hour.
v. .s,lds
Cities sprang to quick existence, shadowy
q. r. yet more than fair, .t s-V
Lofty watchers in the distance saw them
oft dissolved in air;
Twas spell of these bright regions every
angel artist knew, s
Like a breath upon mirror, there fairer
city grew. ,, ~
-=. VI. aa
Flowers shed their pure caresses, blooming
l-F2 never to decay, fz-5
Though the winds that kissed their tresses
bore their incense half away, ID,
Lake and sea, and flowing river, echoed
golden waves along, ~ 4's,e
While each hill and dale and valley breath.
- ed the minstrel angels song. Il -
In fate's dark and silent pages known to
one and one alone,
There the war of by-gone ages shows
star deserted throne .-ta
There an autograph appeareth wet with
one immortal tear, E
In trembling hand 'twis written, fghere
fell heavens brightest sphere"
aHos vn1. aso Iz.5 5iiaq
When its last faint spark did culver, we
or earth can never know, rI..i-
When the queen of light forever, lost a
moo brilliant from her brow: 95 It-5 !;
Could not sister plead for sister, doomed
--t for any, every crime I Ffsl1f s.s
Six fair PPleiades yet are rolling, one alone
has passed from time. -isa5
EI TX. @
Like robe of darkness swing DER a nigh
- ty phantom's bier. 10 $50
To despair and blackness clinging, stag
nant floats the fallen sphere
And when eve is bearing onward to the
midnight's solemn kneH, Elt
Science can mark out the orbit whence the
seventh Pleiade fell,
LANCASTER, Aug. 2, 1854.
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-In9FpH ICREVoIsIR. u,

y NOTARY PUBLIC-Oflce north
IN east corner Of Public square He
Will attend 10 draWlag deeds, mortgages
& po-uara or attorney, &c. In addition 70
the EnRllsli, he Also speaks the German
and Preach languages. He will also
procure passports for psrsOns wishing
10 20 to Eurooe- - f Bill
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OF the seven cabinet officers orig
naliy selected by Mr.. Lincoln TIVE
are dead, oand only one OF the re-
naming five now sustains the Rad
ical party.
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pHTIITps MgD.

DHYBICIAN AND SURGEON
a Once and Residence on West Tus-
carawas Street, naxt door to ,Lptkeran
Church. All durable scute and chronic
diseases trsated. Prompt atteutlonI 10
Prothrsional Gala juEel0yie
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RADICALS in Ohio are claiming a
radical defeat In Virginia as q radio
al victory. Hard up.
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10 RARTLRIl I'D.

pHYSIcIAN AND SURGEON
- Omco-corner sof EaS6 TuscarRWal
ana Walnut Streets, (Winssrhaltar'
p0rnsE9 Canton, ohio. aayHootE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-07-28

Colonel Ryan, with two hundred
men of the, Cuban expedition, We're
not captufed by tie authorities, they
being on shore when the gunboatS
caught the steamship. ta
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And their golden banners throwing rays of
living light afar,
Seemed like streams of brightness flowing
onward to each tribute star
Save few dissolved by distance from the
SYSTEMS brilliant core, ...--..
Which flew on to some fair Eden to re.
main foreVermore.
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BEARAINlAI MIND,

| NoRRELB 4 SON taras Agents
~ for the Best TWo-HORsE HAY "A sRs
made. Call and 0xamine them before
buying. 5Otf
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4 w MacnRD.

TT0RNEY AT Law, and Gen
n oral Collection. Agent. Alliance, o
BUSINESS entrusted 20 bis care will re-
csive prompt attention. iiH' e7 25tf
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DY DANIEL SOURBECK-At
always in reedine7 oA,arriyAl of-eaFs.'l
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lie LOST PLEIAnE.
JOHN ooofyR VAN. 2

From the mighty wiIds of Ether seven glo.
rlous systems sprung,
Never in the blue dominions brighter sister
orbits elung: s 81 1Eu
All around them and above them watched
the licensed ones of heaven,
No archangeI ever guarded glories like the
Pleiades seven. T m T 1-
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- .1oI 9dl - 1ri5sl sfaI = m.7H
gniBolls1 s6r elz.l sW sasEq9}2 II
sni7h sfl sin5 rq & iW aaaz3zs
,%>5iivi1sE5) .E7b @ 10 sDsst
tG0lia.b 'osa1D sess 9Ea na gigsdH
Oh -I9ns1 allt Ee gf.g1aGolE 5un
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8steIs.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
JACKSON HOTEL,

DY A. SPOHNHAUER-At Old
ID Depot. Guests properly cared for,
aad bills moderate. mayl2 '69tr
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OrTO WIETFPHaITFR

DRACTICALs WATCHMAKER
3 j and Jaweler. aud Dealer In Watches.
clocks, Jewelry and SilYerSare Re-
No ? EaslglB lB lock- febS ,69tf
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THBRSFoN,
! 9aFaitnrf & aInaErtsaiug.
pRINUE HAAS.
2hotsgraphg.
FDWIN SMITH,

DHOT0GRAPHER, &c.-Particu-
lar attention given 70 copying and
onlarRlng picfures. Oval Frames and
Al6nms constantly on hand. Rooms In
MathsWa's Blook, South Market street.
-june13 't6if
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Letter tI.oS.ll : : ~. C.ol.r...a,.se. q 3

! ~
The following letter of Geo. Z Con
verse, Esq, refutes another of the thou
sand and one islanders OF The journal, Of this
city. What excuse, IL any, that sheet ksill
make for its. deliberate falseeoed, Eemains
to be seen: 80 -4-.-.f,.-s..yr yr
turn to day to the city, after a few days
absence, noticed. an editorial In your is
sue of the 18th inst, headed s Converse
on Rosecrans. "a You charge me with say
ing, on the reception of Roseefans' letter.
to the Ohio Legislature, acknowledging q
vote of thanks in Feb. 1858, that I consid4
cred "Gen. Rosecrans the author of tDes
most disrepuhsble letter, a black hearted
traitor, ~ &C. You will pardon me for
suggesting that no class of persons have so
short memories as those who can call to
mind things that never occurred. never
used the LAM gliage you attribute to- me, ION
the contrary, voted for the resolution of
thanks and that Gen Rosecrans letter be
spread upon the. Journal of the House,
but against printing, at the States expense,
some 1000 copies for general distribu-
ton. uoFT
also beg pardon, gentlemen, for Re
minding you that this IS not the first in
stance in which the journal has put lam
Eud8C IN my l1OutH tltB u uofoE uLDcEEus-
Gen. Rosecrans, st you desire To know the
fact, will receive my vote at the election
Very Respectfully, Your ob4 Servant
save .ati1i0 gro. T. CoNYERsEsz
Columbus. o., Judy I6, 1859. aa3
DEsoR1Pr1TE "A lad, narrating Street
fight in (which he had been engaged, saids
sI'H tell-you how il was. You see,1 Bill
and me went down to the wharf to fish,
and felt in my pocket and found my
knife, and 1t was gone; and ] said, BIN,
you stole my knife and he said Twas am
other; and said 60 there yourself and
he said it was no such thing and i said
he was liar, and could whip him If /
was bigger'n hin and he said he'd rock
me to sleep, mother ); and L said he was
q bigger one ) and he said never had the
measles and said for him to fork over
that knife, or I'd fix for him tomb stone
at Laurel Hill; and he said my gsand-
mother was no gentleman ;sand u said he
dursen't take it up : but he did, you bet
you neyer--Yell, You never did then I
| got up again, and he tried to, but he didn't
and tell you it beat all and 50 did he;
and my little dog got behind Bill and bit
him, and Bill licked at ths dog and the
dog ran, and ran after the dog 70 fetch
him back and didn't catch him till got
clear home, anc III whip him more yet.-
Is my eye very black 20 - =
l. - = q rsls'.fa.-
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nEALER IN AMERICAN AND
IL Foreign Watches, Olccks, SILVER
ware and Fancy GOods@Northwestc corS
nor of Public Square. Repairing neatly,
expedltioualy and satisfactorily done.
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ALLIANCE HOUSE

T oUIs oHLIGER, PRoPRfEToR
IL North Market street. roi
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Hon. Thomas EwInsss Early
Pioneer Life.
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| 4 H1Rg1 saobs,7 N !
CHEqEI S6ODS
" hl N54rRHE NJ (
N Cork Store.
PERRRT UAL .MoTIoN IN
Cheap and Good Goods at Low
Prices
Imposition Hated / r Opposition
Courted Comparison Invitedl
Composition Defled
The Value Always Given in Ex-
change for your Moneys
We respectfaIly invite ths public to
call and examine our large and new
stock Of
SPRING GOODS!
Oomprlsing a Largo stock OF
sIIk and Wool PoplIns,
Was F0plins,
Striped Popllus,i -4
All Wool Plaid. only IS cts per I'd.
= e9iorss lE,A fENsF
French 5inenams,
French Chintzs, Striped & Figured,
Percales-s solid colors, (
Striped and Figured lawns from 20
up to 43 cts
Carpets at.low prices
. ~ Also, Fall Line Of
White Goods, Notions,
BalmorRl Skirts, Hoop Skirts,
r Corsets, COunterpanes,
lIis Shawls, Lace Curtain Goods,
Parasols, Umbrellas,
i5 Dress Trimmings,
White eSilk,Handkerchiefs,
J Linen Handkerchief.
J We also cali your attention to the Do
mestic Department:
Wmsutta Mills,
Fruit OF the Loom,
Ef Edward Harris, >rr ~n
New Jersey,
fpf > Hamilton, of 4
ASOA AhA1
Waltham,
Blackstone,
Trenton,
{lilD 3TT Hope,
Lonesdale.
All the above brands are one yard
wide. and at prices ranging from l2l up
10 25c. u CD - 5L-C-r
We have also on hand also on hand
fuil'line OF Brown. Muslins, a full yard
wide, selling from 100 up to ISc-
E We sell the above brands blythe piece
at " holesale prices.
We have : good line ofcaiicoes from 90
we have full lIue OF Shoes which, we
are closing out at cost, as We don't intend
% dehlin Shoes we offerYrsat bargalns
10 that -departmeDt-1 E.--- rrr-
81 GIVE us q catl-no trouble to show
GOOds. E IlI A. X. MILLER =
may5tf with w. II. DAUGHADAY.
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9msistrg.
III sT0DAIL,

DENTIST-O Ohaee IN Harter's Bank
- Block Cup stairs-)j AllOperatiOns in
Mechanical Dentistry performed in the
latest and most approved manner. He
would call especial attention to his Gold
n Filling, in which, in the words OF the
lnta a. Ward, ''he Is excellsd by few
and eaualls1 by none.p .rl.-t '-.i
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% - 90 - I------ -7-77-7- : = 100
ll -L rra1t1e'E slt sdi a3g1
..-5-- o.. q --l.z sB 81. oz-leiEIg s-oll
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49, o. GEO. Z. BALDWIN, i-iy .
TTORNE.Y AT, LAW-Ohiee in
ID a Eagle Block (up stairs-)
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.A.I D0UDS,
gaaasrs.

GK0. D. HARTER & BROTHER,
oCDANKERS-East TnscarAwas st.
I'D. Hac6fvo Depoaita, Loan Money, buy
eGold, Silver, Bonds and Compound In-
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KAN
special
ALL
and at
on the
" OrQOg
m..E
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following are extracts from
an photographed sketch, by the
venerable Thomas Ewing:
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- ESeSAa1slAaA 70 AtOlll Qf the l1r-essSFSrsf Z I
+1ss, lzIeeflon 2 70 be held > N6yeSn be-, -
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=, 2. z. Wen, |" said she, this is the firsl
to wit Sns 9 ss to % Ioyeina " eottass 5a s
When the thousand, dollars were in
the bank, You Insisted that we had
not enough now that the half is
gone, 1 say that we still have enough
to begin with, and my feeling is,--s
strike for your alters and your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

WAsAISsIoS AID TRAvsL.-ThsO ineinnat
CoMnerci1l, which pas heretofore been classed
among the believers IN nomadic captsa'
because II once advocated the selection OF New
York as a temporary resting place, comes out
In 8 leading editorial article in yesterday =
issue, against ST Louis a. one OF the way STA .
tor and in ia vor Of leav ng the seat ofgovern-
ment where 1t now is,-that %, IL u could b,
msds more accessible to travellers, and NOR
comfortable when once reached. The oaly
ar. dye the Commercial bears Washington = on
sccount o. sthe inconyeniences Of getting there,
stsy.ng there, and leav ing there"
But these objections which are really serious
are Oting removed very rapidly,-eo far q
least as the people Of Washing on are con.
oerned, a. TINS Commercial ought to know. New
and spacious hotels and extensive addisiops tc
others, completed this season, viii pretty ef.
ectually dispose Of the second; and as for ths
first and third, they viii disappear a. soon a
Congress says the word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21
THE CANAL NUISANCE.
A Saasestisn BY Professor Henri,

Professor Henry, Secretary Of the Smithso-
MAN Institution, IN his just published report
for le6o, devotes considerable attention TO tina,
most disgusting object known as the canal "
He desisnates 1t as, IN fact, s'a Stygian pool,
from which are constantly ascending in bub-
bles, as from q cauldron, mephiuc vapors. "
The only enectual cure Of the evil Is, In his
opinion, "to MI mp the present basin and con-
struct covered sewer Of sunlcient capacity to
receive that part Of the drainage of the city
which cannot be turned IN other directions. A
wide street, with eoncave surface, to discharrs
very rare freshets. would afford O series Of
building lots Of sufficient value to pay the sx.
pense OF the Improvement, while the value of
the property south Of the canal would be great
iy enhanced" This is Professor Henry's opin !.
ION, and a. q scientific man. and who has had
the canal nuisance under his nose for wears.
1t 10 entitled to consideration-6ut 10 ONLY
serves 70 bring round, As In q circle. the arru.
mens gone through in the past about the feas.
Utility OF covered sewer on the present level
OF the canal. The proper way, we insist IL TO
aoate the nuisance In its present most offensive
shape by cleaning on: the canal thoroughly.
We can't afford TO hsve It meet the eyes OF
CongressDen and visitors In its existing hid
eousness. 1t must be treated for the present
like any other nuisance needing prompt abate.
ment; when 1t Is cleaned to answer the imms-
date purpose Of carrying on the foul sewage.
then the Councils and scientific men can afford
10 democratic leisurely as to the best mode for
tne permanent improvement of the canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

There seems 10 b. row OF some sort in the
camp OF brave wonSn and fair men. This we
argue from t1e signatures which DO not appear
appended 10 a call just issued for Woman
Suffrage Convention 10 be held az Cleveland
on the 18th and 18th OF November next At
fixed 10 this documsn, We find the familiar
names OF W lillian Lloyd Garrison, LYDIA Ma
ria Child and husband, George wm Curtls,
q. NJ Severance, Abby Kelly Foster and has.
hand, Gerriit Smith, Samuel j. May, Gsorgs
W. and Mrs. Julian, Grace Green wood, Lucy
stone, Mrs. Bloomer, ana some OF the other
Scared and grrzzled veterans in the cause Of
WCman's Rights, together with those of q
number Of new aHd Jealous recruits less
Known 70 fame; but In tue list We miss the
slIrit-stirring names OF those bold banner.
bearers and sword-sxIngers Elizabeth C4dy
Stanton, d.. Mary Walker, Parker PiIIsoury,
Professor J. r. H. Wilcox, Josephine Crit.
ing, and Susan b. Anthony
This IL very like the play OF Hanlst with
Hamlet left out II raises q big interror.,ion
point IN the mind of an apprehensivs public.
Why is the stsadiest battalion OF the pohls
army-the veritable Old 9uard"-nJ. mar.
shaied for the frayl The gallant Professor
Wilcox is absent and accounted for," rs poor
Stuart Mil c.n testify; but where are the
others, whose white plumes were ever fore.
most in the nghti In the lang aage Of the late
IameIted A Ward Why Is this thus ~
What are We coming tot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21
OFFIcyAL.
DsPARrMRHr OF STATE.

DRPARTMRNT OF STATE.
WAsHrHGroH, October 20. 1861
Mr.. de Catacazy, the Minister Of Russia. has
informed this Department that it has come -
his knowledgs hat certain parties are trying t.
put into csrculad IN, at the New Y ork exchsn re,
bonds Of the Credd Foucier OF PJiaud, who
we're stoleu from the Bank Of Warsaw during
The late insurrectionary movement in the Pc.
nth provinces; that as soon as the Imperial
sutbofities became aware OF this robbery they
putl shed the numbers OF the stolen bonds, and
declared them non payable in consequence.
MI. de Catacazy further states that being an
able TO dispose CT these bonds In European
markets, the robbers or their accomplices are
now trying 20 find dupes IN America, and he
disclaiIns on behalf of the Government Of X rs.
STA all responsibility for any losses which 70 iy
accrue to citizens or the United States from the
purchase Of the bonds referred TO-.
HAMILTON FISH,
..-....t...- Secretary OF State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

lpe Philadelphia Post has curious Article
purporting 70 quote the words or suppressed
editorial In the New York Sun, savagely de.
nouncinE the New York gold ring for refusing
TO pay their debts Of honor, and comparing
them to the .welchsrs" of the English turf
who accept money when they win and then
mssnly Ieiase TO pay the deots which they
lose" The Post charges that this editorial was
intype In the sun Of October Z. aud few copies
worked on, one OF which was taken to Mr..
fIsk oy person in the secre: service Of the
NM and thai AFTER that interview ths EDITORIAL
was SUPPRESSED Tne Post therefore coargss
that the Sun was paid for suppressing the arti-
cIei but as the Philadelphia paper has no good
blood for Mr.. Dana IT'S statements must be
taken with caution. We shall wait 10 near
what the sHa has to say about IL before pro.
EOurciLg dgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

The latest and most preposterous piece of
humbuggery we have seen IL the pronouncing
OF Fax, Jr, OF stock. IobbiIg notoriety, q friend
Of the workingmen! At least such Is the claim
set mp by some OF the men lately engaged In
the strike on the Erie railroad. Could assur.
ance farther 60! Fisk Is getting ready, we
take II, to run for Vice President on the ticket
at whose head Is to stand the name Of Senator
Sprasue. Or Il he putting In for the first posi-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

The New York papers are sui "a uabbiins
over the question who were and who were no;
concerned In the gold speeulsnon. The devei-
opments All seem to fully exouerate the Presi-
den; from any share in 1t, but both Corbin and
Butterf!eld seem to have their fingers badly
tarred. The moment the administration is as.
sured Of Butterheld's completely in the matter
be Will quite certainly get his walking papers,
as his position is the last one In the service 70
be filled by one who can be used BY the gold
spec ufators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

ELECrIoH.-rhe Harrisburg Union contains the
official returns OF the late election in Pennsyl.
vania. The total for Governor Is 2ss 9s6 for
Geary, Republican. and 2sl,i73 tor Packer,
Democrat. Majority for Geary, 4,5I3. Will
liams, Republican, for Supreme Judge, Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

The ballotipg in the Tennessee Lsgi stature
for Senator yesterday resulted in no choice
johnson received forty three votes on the first.
and forty one on the second ballot. Henry
Cooper, Of Davidson county, is now thought to
be the coming man. He Is q brother OF the
private secretary OF President Johnson-thar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21
DEBINGs WONDERFUL REMEDY
Wal UGA.
Read Pamphlet Of remarkable cures
mar IL SAW

DHlLOSOPHY OF MARkIA8n
new course Of Lectur es, as deli yered At the
i New York Museum Of Ana,emy. embracing the
n aturtty and Old Age; Manhood GENERALLY re-
viewed, The Cause OF Indigestion, astulencs and
Se5soas 9ssssss sso01nsed for Marriage phiio-
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will
csirt OF four stamps, by Addressing sIORETARY,
Dew York Museum Of Anatomy and Science, 61
THE H1oHEgT CASH PAID FOR NDISS,
Boot. Shoes. etc AZ d. 9. HARTOGENSIS 2il
18th street, between d and N. Amy order through
mail promptly attended to. de3 Iyf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

The difficulty between Mayor Banks of Bal.
umore. representing the Building Committee
OF the new City Hall. and the City Council
eliminated last evening in the Second Branch
passing the ordinance providing for the reno.
val Of the Building Committee, Of which the
Mayor IL the Chairman. and the appointment
Of q new Committee By the Council-notwIth.
shading the recent veto Of the Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

Charles Rssde nightly says tina, THIS q, tina
age OF burieSqus. "SInbad ths Sailor, AZ.
trac;ed one OF the largest houses Of the season
10 the National Theater last evening Oh It's ,h,ra
reprsseaiaiioB, and the Mabel waltz absursi.x
.-as enCoTed five times. Miss LYDIA Thomp.
and her bioEdes seem 10 have attained con.
popularity among thsater. Eoers here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21

We have ray of hope from one OF the New
York rts,-all the more accept table and re-
freshing because so rare. A hotel thief was on
Tuesday last sentenced to ten years imprison.
ment In the nitentiary-the longest term al.
lowed by law for burglary-for being caught
in q room OF one Of the hotels. Bedford - the
ZANE Of the judge who did the excellent Job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-21
DROPOsALs FOB MATTRESSES.
y NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROvISIONs AND UI. O

BUREAU OF PRovIsIoNs AND ULOTHrNG,}
Sealed rdersed Ppo so.s is -.
tresses," will be received ct this Bureau until !.
o'clock p m on thu lat day OF November, 1889 for
the supply OF eight thousand NJ ATTREB5Es, four
Iork Navy YARD, two thousand at the Philadei.
Soia NSvy; lard, and two thousand at the Boston
Twelve hundred of the Mattresses to be dsliv.
cred at The New York Navy Yard must have one
cover each, and the balance, twenty eight hun
1red, are to be delivered Without covers, Tue
Boston Navy-Yards must have one cover each.
a, gach mattress must weigh ten pounds inc udinR
tes1Ss whtsh is to BE- cpt six feet ak inches ia
must measure seventy seys n inches in length and
twenty nine inches In width. The hair ticSine.
covers ana make must be eQ ual to the sam pies a.
Inc Navy aros at New York, Philadelphis, and
One thousand Mattresses must be delivered at
the Navy yard, New York: i've hundr cd at the
Boston neyy- Ysrl. within thirty days, and the
osleace within ninety days from the date Of the
Bends. With approved seesrisy. viii BE- .quirea
tIset, snd twenty per cant. y addition viii be
conirset, whicb reservation viii NOT be Daid until
the contract is fully complied with.
livery offer must be scoom panied by written
ihst bidder or bidders VIII II S!P Or
their bid be accepted, enter into An obliRstion
within nye days, With good and sufacient suretes,
No proposal will be copsidersd upless asconpa
nttA ~ such guarantee, aoA the DeSAftment re-
ssryee the right to reject any proposal unless the
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REQUIRED By ACT Of Congress i. furni.hs1 vita the
ssSsssr:d % g Sc az sSso: not
/, oe Dot D. r. DUNE, thief of Bureau.