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Die vDiapat@ benefit Ruy@, ,iiibrt ti8e<.
men ;3ablen,, bbdB :ie, tnt,ttbtr abf4tlib
llot ODER III biiniit, f1batiadta ,nerS
ie6en III f6nnen. DitftlSe bere@nst
bo6 Die republitanilde. Maipritdt tpf6,
@taatss Eiidets 3mi1@et 1000 uuoF 5000
fem s,pirp urp BAT. Ser Mufting uneefdbr,
1000 binter sem Eiidet surddbltfbtn,
%pirb. .s,.a... .i5 I - s i. X i, I. .#z--,n.s..,
ais,;: bauuptit( ti&4l nlr,ila.&le del bii.rrffalr' aiaetut.
Fe bic Bebauptut,g auf, paBs bic Turner
I'M 8da3e1 @toatt se9en !66errtt arttl1'
setimrat baben. Btr 1no bierdber lt9t
informirt gloabtn" abtr pab biit8 IN ' .,ie;:,
len Qiofol Di}riften Der Sail iuar.5s
vDispat6"". i9etnt aber left nsr,,
|9e1ens ~ baben paB 9err Dontelly a'bet
itiner leBten Mnweienbtit IN ct. 3pg @artl
Dor ber @abl 9e9en -eini9e: SG5reurlre da>
berte: Ut bepaure }@mer3lt& ba6 Ct IS
ni@t perbinbern f5nre,r ea6 wenigftterse
5000 1tiner Grtunpe pom ben 'btrdbm>S
ten CD 1000 aus Der S4la9t BON
nt1t fur 5err Muitt1' tttttthtett MUIR
ben. .Me@n.t MAJ. btiiersu' Md .psnies
1fens 500 Stimn1er ,pel@e?ss &eD. Cobb
Dem Temperens EGiidet'"3: ~Doranltef anb
ebenlo siele in St.2paul wel@e bier aus
rein letalen @r1noen BON &epublitaner1
fir Stis seseben puroen," 100 .bletbt1t
banr piele llnma0en pon turner? Stem
l1lm uno feline nd@fe Naabar1@aft ba<
ben aus .Ilofaleu @rlnpen tpern s.a,ul4lb
perlaiepener Matur-ob nit &e@t ober
llnre9t III ni9t %notbwenoi8 III er6rtern-
gang ba0elte eetban nae Mmerttaz
nt1@e @epublitaner ii& IN st. paul
unb in & roBe ct Mnsabl in gang Da<
County .einidlteblt& yun'S Ni<.
in 9er erlaubten. Das &t&t@5 Der
freien @abl ideint in allen bieitn pl8Ber
aur poQten @eltuns 9efcmn1en 7;us fem.
@arunn alto Ebutladen abfi@tli6 entz
ltellen, ure in feiser@eiie, rie BE Die
mad Der @abl bic @eranttport>
li&feit 3urldmeiien woue1 11a&oem bte<
lelbe DOR berlelben fi9 auf, .ba6 bobe
pfero itbte uno atiolut Mi&ts 81
@uniten ibre6 partei Gidets 81 fasen
batte. '''
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18
MINNESOTA STAATsZEf11TrUNG
Donnenp uns 1ariH

Der M@tb.. s. DcnneQy bat in :eittent
@6reiben an .. 6. Dodge ron @t. paul
cine Discuilon Der Tarif Gra9e MT
George graneis Grain iabselebnG stist
fi@ jebp@ nt@t a%b9enetet cine Debate
bieraber NIT @enerat Sornes $. 8ater
BON manfato ein3useben. Sn ieinem
8r.fe reift 9err DonneQy oarauf bin
bab ba6 &eiultat BET Babl in Minnelota
binldn9lt@ be>ptelen babe raB oa6 &olt
lebenbe Gra9e11 su ieben wiinfat urb bab
mad ieiner Mnii@t be- 5arif Grase ,1a<
u,entli& fit ben @efen bic @auptfrase
Der @e9entpart fet?
@tr unterladben eemib> nt&t bic
@t@ti9feit berE arif zGro9e 9lauben aber
nt9t ba6 ir9eno wte bic Nctbwenot9fett
pper 3%medmdsisfeit Ycrbanren 1ei bielt
Traee 3u elmer partei< Tra9e
au fempeln. Da6 Golf Don Min<
nelo perlanste in Der lebten @abl Die
Grleri9un9 Der 1&ilenbabn 8ono~ Gra8e.
Beioe parteien traren ~ :fei9 IN tbreH
'@onpenttpnen lber bic 8cnpfra9e ir9eno
wel@e 8eiall6e 81 faien. Man iu&te
Die @erantmortli6feit auf bic S&ulterr
anberer 2eute su 1ditben> bic. Mttalieoer
Der nd&fen @eitseebune. @as aber
f6nnen poer >peroen pielelten tbur pbne
BON ibren @%pnoentionen, pcer aud nur
Don ibren @onitttuenten tniruirt ;u iein,
tpaS Der @unl9 pcer @ille Der @ajori<
tat be6 @olttS in rieltr Grase 1T.
5dtte Ser DonnelY pirtlt@ BEN:
@olte oper rur ieiner partet einen Sauf<
ri9ti9en Dienf er&peilen woQen, bdtte Ct
ais Iben,a III ieiner Gormin9ton &eoe
bic minnelota Giitnbabn = 8onofraoe
tpdblen iolen unp bdtte .er papur@ 9in<
fig auf Die @obl mirfen f5nnen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18

Gin breifa9er moro. Sn Der
MUtle oes in BET Ndbe pom 8urs 9elez
'acpen Dorfes. piebpuel, lei tpelden1
Grierri9 Der @roee aujdbrli9 Man6per
atbielt,, 1T am a.. Sftober Elm breifa@er
Maoto otriibt 1porben, iinben1 man beS
'Mpreens UNI. 6 11br DE arp9 >parmen9ei<
den pcS MlQer6 Diefmann unp 1etner
'Trau, 10 mie so S9rttta baYo,1 entfernt
ii Der Muble bic besMdqer8elelen fano. ,
Der 8erpa@t bie{r ideubli@en Ibat fdaut
idhi einrtinl' 'uitnterlebten Manr NIT @9mar<
';rn 99nurbart unb beQen b%lutbelpriste11
igtintletrern, pel9er3nn19l tort oeiebe11
tn,orStn III. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FRi.fa'Hs'
s pie 8erliper Mtss< ,3e:ituns briust,
diadittbenben Seit9emdben WiB: Mnseris
t!aaer: nBas ia9ens cit. III ulnierer &ez
il##ruue?" Gurppder: uMun e." Mme,
,nifaner: 15ie miQs fbrtar je6e ISOLDE
;pti Mi4tpnen Doaar8 S@ulcen
- Gurgpdfrl CO ffniarn3 ~. a:tta4fnn
Nmrrifaner ng9iein1 ab;abien !" -
'Gsropder Omit IN pfenep,t g Maule):
q a-1amaT7s! So bebena penH bic
BsreiniSten 'Stadten. tttnen- Rriess<
miniifer?"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18
Die @ab1.

@ir BADEN 1@on III unitrer lebten
Summer tarauf binserpieitn, bab pas
&elultat Der Staats,pabl fein beionberS
erfreult@es 1T unt baben aud 9e3eist,
bab bauptlddli@ I'M speiten @onsreb<
Ditritt, pa6 tbetlweile ftinpli6e pber
.palipe @erbalten Der DonneQp Gactton
bic 5auptur1ade tpar, wel@e bieles I'M
slnfi9e &elultat berbeiflb,te. s.@':r
Die parteiflbrer int ilplt&en ,Ditritt
,paren 9dn;li@ untbdtt9 9err @iltin<
+fon> Der &eprdientant bieie6 Dtfrtft6, BON
Dem bic Yartet NIT &e9t erupartete, pab
er fir bas @toat6<Eid tbdti9 lein
wlrpe, serlie6 ZEN @taat iaon mebrere
@o9en Dor Der @abl. Tauienoe BON
Neputlifanern in pielem Dti1ritt baben
gar niat sepdblt. Die SppoGtion in
ct. Yaul unc Sem l1lm tpar rur lpfaler
Natur.
Die ~New lllm Yoit" beoauert nun
III ibrer lebten Summer bic @abl pe6
Germ Nufin, uno ba fe pas @ei@ebene
einnal nt6t riidsdneis MAIDEN fam, 1T
iie fleinlt@ 9enu9-wtr wlnlaen ont@t
unS zines itdrteren Mu6brud8 3u beoie<
nen-;u elmer 10 1pdten @tunbe bic Moz
the ;u Yerpddti9en, tpel@e bic @onsen>
tion oeranlabte @ouperneur Muitin 3u
npminiren.
Die uYoit" ifein eiueu1 lebr dtarfe,1
Srrtbum befan9en.. @enn ober bieielbe
wirfli@ 9laubte, bab4 bic Npminationen
in iener Convention burh bic u9}ew Ill
>ter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." beeinFubt
murten, . bdtte biei tlbe als unabbdn9i:
9esBlatt ftinem BET @anpioaten lire I'M
terftdbun9 an9ebeiben la1Ien follen.
@enn per !5err@pQe9e ferner bepauert,
paB 6err Dunn als @anbibat fir Ni1
ter cine Mieperla9e nur@ Germ Mait2er<
litt> 10 1T bieS ferner Elm 8t>peie, paB
cerlelbe pie ~New l1lm Mfatre" ,bie Ct
bofentlib jest balp in bic &umptlfam<
n1er ipeoiren wirp, H. iebr p%er9r6btrttm
MaBffabe tetradtet.
DaS 8olf bat entf9iepen arp &pir ball.
ten es jebt fiji. Die pRi@t Der prt1e, me-
ni9itens aG;uwarten, ,pie jene Mdnner
ibr Mnt yerpalten reroen, ebe man nor>
eilt9e llrtbeile, lber. bieltlben fault,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18
~ @Es 5E1T
O. 0l <0 cn.I.

= Sn &aomansbprf C Meilen Yon
2aiba@, an ben iiilil9en7 Nlpen seleeen)
unp uu1sebunS mar Wittpp9 am 10. |.
81. 3pii9tn balb unp brei gterttl $ ubr
Morsens Gin stttu1li@% tarfeS Grbbeben ~
,1lparen, trel@eS an 5du1ermdnpen lno
,S6orniteinen &ii1e Yettlut3lIa9te5; i'm @anz
gen marea lbyrei .St5be> .pospn RE btiper,
eriteren ftdrfer tparen. Sn 9aiba9 be-
mertte man am ndu,li&en Ia9enur einen
5tub, uno 3tpar' UNI brei Bttrtel 5 IBr
Morssns. y. . ~ (: ~. W. .':.-a . s y i
ia z-g8 rubers Cobb unb bas ,Ieu,pkre13'
sGidet erbitlten BON $1,000 Stimm1erl
I'M Staate.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18
Cine @bmuefnfe. .

Die Dispat&, nel9e ni@t germ cine
@ele9entett Yorlber9eben ldet> UNI fi9
an ben Deut19en ;u reiben, bebauptet
in cinem &rtifel in mel@em jc na@ ibrer
Interchangeable Die urfaden auf3dblt,
wel6e pas nidt febr einiti9e @elultat
ber lebten Staat5wablen berbei9tfibrt
baben, oab Die Gurner in Seem ulm&i9s
ter Muitin >peser feines amtli9en @erz
baltenS in ben Stem uln1 Mproproce1en
ni9t ALIEN ron ibrem Gidet itri9en, lonz
bern i'm @tiuen unp NIT Grfcls i'm gam
sen Staat carauf binarbeitcten ; uno pae
Dies bic 5aupturlade tpar weebalb 5err
Mufin cine beoeutenpc Nnsabl @timnen
Ycrlpr.
Nem ulrn bat iein eieene6 Sr9an, Inn
ii@ ;u pertbeioi9en pet1n e6. notbwenoi9
1T. @ir baben GUT 3eit jener @ata<
itropbe uno tbrcr Tolsen ba6 @erbolten
Der Betbeili9ten in Der Stem ulm Nfaire
uno jener ituptpen 0rano Snry uel@e
ofenbar ibre pft9t .YerleBte entl9icoen
0%emibbi4iet. Sc 1T ober cine bpoenlo1e
Teiobeit 1nper19dmtbeit urc@ emeinbeit
>pe>1r Der ju9encli6e &epafteur Der Dis>
pat@ cas @ablrc1ultot ben Deuti9eu
in Der Yattei in bic 56ube i9ieben
MIL.
Die peut16en Nepubltfaner ]inp int
rner uno jeoer 3eit ibrem Yrin3ip treu
seblieben, cine Gt9en1daft beren fi@ bic
"Na9barin" uno ibr Nnban9 niemal6
ribnnen fonnten. Die Deut19en rpercen
jeper 3eit ibre 6anolun9en reranttpprten
fSnnen, obne ju 9emeinen Gerldumoun~
gen ibre 3uflu&t 81 nebmen. Die uDi6z
pat@" >pel@e Don, Sage Der Termination
IS it& CUR @ufsabe 9eftcat bate cas
Gidet 3u i@la9en, um papur9 III be>petz
fen, bo6 Der beiliee Ssnatius muir Der
alleini9e 5errsott in Der portei 1T, tbdte
better ftiqjui&wei8en uno oas Subse~
rpano anjulesen. .-
@as fam man ater aud son jenem
8latte anoer6 er>porten> bei1en Reoatteur
fi@ ni@t 9eideut bat pFen ein3ueefeben,
I'M Ter republitanil@t5 County Eidet fir
priuatjwede seupfnt 5u babeu. Bir
fnoen ee gang in Der Oronuns bae bic
fleine @iftbere bel pieier @eleaenbeit ib<
rem Corn 2uft ma9t uro nader auf Al>
les in Der partei i&impft mas ni@t
DpnnelIY 1T. Simmer prauf lps> fletne
S@dterir unp pein @erf miro 9etr6nt
perpen.. Donneu9-ober @teoerlaee Der
partei 1T euer Babllpru&! Nun ibr
t5nnt bpfentli@ f@pn I'M rd@fen Sobre
bieles 1d5ne 3iel errei&en. Die eeut>
@en &epublitaner ober bitten umGnt'
l9uloisuns wenr fe in bieitm Drama
III rpeldem DonnellY oas Sujet uno bic
.Dispat6" ben Dialca ;u liefem oer~
1prpden baben nidt mitipielea merper.
@obalp rie amtli9en. 8eri@te aus al
len Counties einsesaaaen finp tperoen
pir unlern2elern, pur63atlen unp Gbat<
1a@en' ra9weilen, mel@es bic mirfli&tn
l1ria9ens maren, pelde betnabe cine Ntez
berlase Der republifanii&en partei in Der
Babl oeranla6t batten. ..r5. 1
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&Isatfl|44al,fa3ds{t l2 ,IgSiif.ys9y5i44ssf{jssS. 9

SitsEsi9G3 aylt!lRi-y 5aN. .a1Jst
@Rirebtri@ aN l.-4Du3 bfntoffas
tiiHtdgoun,yaTiidt .piirDttpatat1bdlbi1f
aufBe3pstn;; abt'p fihuniiittt ser II dettRen
Dedt fit is 7gentB, Ger 3tae anT pie
,,Ssrtf4e Clique absttrettnsun Det 6 clff
3ausaesRtngs' bur1 rtnt Jtltinen atatet1
faunten" 'ih fulmtnanten Gprreponp11I
5eHt II btt @Site pttbsammt.t0ti 9ais5.511o1
Naf@aberf@ abt = Gal, llinc ,iAi1pt
ftintl @enpNen iinp.a aterniat6I 9etp6blt
.unolttbrent nun btn, ungladli@m pNaGS
barnf alt zen 9sRddtn. @as buer !
6ulanp iitlin M6tbett unbf ibet!!r tetmdez'
9dngene39mpsrialiit" aerriir,nert sem Ma9,i
barr oaran, Ibab tslllss auf Ibitfer @'tlt
Yergdnsti@1 1T. DEF nNa9bar" entltpist
f@ 1caber ffaaell Der leBtent@ tnbeln fei.
t1erE9 au8linys@ Yertpee, 3iebti bic ,xr(ttn
9pftn" pes ituen Sta6iunts ii an uupt
erSekt}@ IN u1ubtufen@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.bennFdblitbtnl reu,utrattff19en 8le9suib 59<
fer petenj aufl'pis 4reputtitanif4etap par
ttIt!unb1 bpft tauf bieie @eile 'ol8 t3}reut9.r
parttipupet @ereebuns Ypa,., benz y3MinSe1n
au erbalten,a Darum >petbe, au1 am:
@eburtstaesfeftptt beutl9en = Ma9bart,
lnnb Mitbitr8et" gan; beionoers terausz
9e}trt1en. 1i2>1IG H9n2t3p} . oltE ,rDd!QI
: Der nMa1bar" brau4t t@elb pill
@elp,i otur13 paS atueQi9t nonM ilmaufee:
tofeta if1on :bebeutenee @elbppfera utos
bebbalt aud pteit neutrality-suspicious. Gr<
bcrtationen oe6 uNa@bar6." IaE3 s&11I d
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18

Dritte CITRATE, 6pnsert Blod .eesenkses, st. pauN.
Uerfduft IafAen= unb Danbnbrtn, 0rlbnaaren, Driue1 III
berataefesten ~rei|en. utren uub @slbia@eu ne.tent
a3efe uAb BtQtaRe repartrt uub auf eu Sats ~saesaWftrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-11-18

eSGn Berlin reriitirtn jtbt, f,lsenps
.Ebeatey II Mn aliens beatsrn: x5nieli<
DIES Spernbaus, p 8bnisli&es@ @au<
ipielbaus, - Griepri@<B il9elmsfaet<
Ibtater, 4) @aurer<G beater, 81 78itto>
ria Sbeater, 81 2rpQf@ee Ebeater.
y @alterborf Ebeater, 81 9pr1dpti<
1&es Ebeater, 81: &auenba@s 8auoe>
bile Gbeater. Nn .aeuer Gbeatsrn tre.
ten bis ieBt bin5u: 10) @alcn,&pYals
Ebeater, I'D @aqtallaA Woltstbeoter,
12) Mlea3ar, gplfstbeater, 49, Gteatsr.
8eQeaQianee, 40 EonbaIen-G beatre.
-15) 8unbesbaQentbeater, 16)- Yubl>
rtanns Baupenile Gbeater, f7) 0rpbe>
uut 8auettbeater. q Mn dlteren 9ieb,
babertbeatern befeben bereits /: f8)
,urania Ebeater, 19) Ebalia Gbtater.
.Daiu fam man nod btn3ufasen: 20)
Das Grdn;Si1ae Saaltbtater IN S@au<
:ipielbauiaale 0tBt8 fQadim). SnAu6<
i@s febtn nod :S21) Mlban.bra.E btater
urp 22) l1niperium< observation-disclosures
lDamit bairfte Der Rei9en nod ni@t ais
tetradtet fem; pen11 nod lies
gen @pnce1l1onsSelnHe Dor and Diret,'
ttpren Yons 9pproYinttal Ebeatern baben
'Sebniu&t na& Der 8efbsnG. sasats hal{s
" Nu pS Gieuser i&re it d MAJ, BEN
a,DSebrrsin", boe Der intelligence Gbei Der
..nnrtinen Rnthplifen frif Sfrr,f f,ifhY n1phr
Evening star., 1869-05-03

CNIoS LEAGUE or THE UNITED SrArEs.-
The National Executive Committee OF this
oosy met on Friday at the St. Nicholas Hotel,
New York, but the session was strictly pri-
excluded. Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania,
occupied the chair, and the following members
were present First Vice President, Chas. W.
Godard. New York; Second Vice President, II.
~. Turner, Georgia Recording Secretary,
Thomas g. Baker; Corresponding Secretary, :.
r. Gwinne. Pennsylvania: Treasurer, James
G. McQ uade; Herald, J. W. Simms. 9eorgis;
Sentinel, L. b Conover, New York Chaplain,
Rev. james Underds, Pennsylvauia; Waldo
Eu'chIns, G.. q. Pinckney, W. v. Alexander
q. II Van Cloff. J. w. Reese. c. s Nc w aters
The business transacted consisted principally
OF organization and routine business The re.
ports from the various States, Submitted nv
MIR. Faker, the National Secretary, were OF a
satisfactory character: Upon taking the chslr
the necessity for more thorough organization
OF the Union League forces throughout the
country, and suggesting plans for making the
organizations more efficient The Committee
then proceeded TO the consideration of the con.
dition of the Union League In each State. The
committee appointed various sub-commlttees
ine committee adjourned to meet At the same
time and place on Wednesday, the 18th OF May
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST GaN. JOHN A.
DIX FOE CONFINEMENT OF A PRISONER In THE
OLD foRTREss--Daniel Bell, resident of the
town OF Rochester, Ulster county, was arrested
IN le6i by General John A. Dix, then command.
lng the department of the east, and was con-
nntd IN Fort Lafayette for four months. In
Ito he brought an action in the Supreme
Court against General Dix for damages. The
suit has slept for some time. The Attorney for
General Dix endeavored to have the case re-
moved from the State to the United States
Court, but failed, and since then has given the
matter no further attention. An order was re-
Gently obta med directing the Sheriff of Ulster
county 10 empannel a jury to assess the dam.
ages. This was done on Monday last, notice
having been given to Mr Dix's attorney and
the jury awarded Mr.. Bell $4,000 damages
NsqC York Herald.
Evening star., 1869-05-03
SPECIAL NOTINe

,s TWCIuk bn QUITS BEGs 70
20 HE extensive practice In Raltn re he viii in
irtuie be ale 20 devote only the follow .ag dsys 20
from 60 akc and % D m srd en- ST kfS.rs
ir~r u ~. 70 ana g m. st Ne ~. street, In
sPkoiALifi-f resiment ssc cu-e of Heryou.
"'"l"F. snd al diseasns arising r,-n ahass- ef
s~s- -.>..- -.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

Notwithstanding that times are hsrd and
money scarce. and II the face OF the fact ths,
an unusually Large number of picture sales
have taken place IN New York recently, high
Priees are stiiI occasionally realized :or works
Of art fOr instance. AZ a sale on Friday eve
Eing last jerome TbompsOn's aOld Oas.u
Bucket brought SiccO, aud ..Home. Swee,
Home painted as companion piece, sold for
N--Soo. These pictures feelingIy represent
very sweet pastoral scenery. but they are by
10 HeahS worss OF art; and cons dering tina,
they have become hackueysd. so u snask. nv
having been reproduced IN ehromoli,hographv.
AZ dimensions and appearance so nearly ike
ine CTlglpals as 10 Be hardly distinguishsbIe
fron them a, little distance, the prices
Brought msy be regarded as extraordinary.-
always supposlng they were actually paid.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

The COMING VIRGINIA ELHCrIos.-The
Riehnond papers annopace thar after consul
faaon with General Candy in regard to the
probable time Of holding the election. a com.
mi'tee were Informed that the election in yir.
ginia would not take place until some time in
July This delay will be caused by the length
oi nme required TO revise the registration Of
voters and me occurrence Of harvest. The
Humoer OF registrars and places Of registration
VIII oe greatly increased a. the rext registrs-
hor The postponement o. the election uiI,
be bad for the candidates, who hsvs haan
honsriously stumpisg their Districts with the
loea tnaI the voting was TO come of iumedi.
a'iy. Iney have planted their seed before the
spring has fairly opened.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

The New York inns saws thst tns -..so,
why the papers OF that city have made NO sdi-
torisl reference TO the Dana. Young affair IS
beeasse they do not choose to deal with private
scandals. The TiRss has some wholesoms re-
marSs In this connection upon the impropr,etv
CT Catching TO the morbid craving for sn,cv
senssuonai reading. All this is very eratify.
ing. and especially as coming from New Y.rk
The country has not been in the habit OF .x.
Pectirg great things from that quarter IN IN.
way OF newspaper decencies or amenitiss
Evening star., 1869-05-03

Dan Bryant's Minstrels will commence to.
morrow evening at the National Theatre.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

From Philip Il Solomons, French & Richard
SON, and J. Shillington we haye Harper's Ba-
ear for May Is.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

1The Massachusetts, Senate has concluded
10 exempt lager from the catalogue OF intoxi.
eating drinks which are to be forbidden by the
prohIbitOry law, provided that the article does
NOT contain more than three and one.half per
centum of alcohol. Furthermore il is not to
be sold at public bar or to be drank on the
premises.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

~ The Boston Journal approves the system
erecting public drinking fountains, aud
recommends Its adoption in Boston,
Evening star., 1869-05-03
DRICE so CENTS By MAIL.
MANHooD.

Ons Hundred and F.fty-foUr edition or tkis
medicdt essdy, Terised and published by tke zs.
nor, DR. CI RTIe. TAis rdlUdble u-ork tredfs on
ne cause aud cure Of premature decline an man:
~ Tres clear synopsis of tke iRpedimests 70
mdrTiase, and ezempiifss resuits y many y.ars
practice tn the treatment Of NerrOHs Debslsfs,
SieTility. aud Secret Diseases ef youth nd n.rn-
hood. address tke Author, DR.. Curtis, Baltt-
more, Nd.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

MUSIC. MCsICg MUSIC .!
The WASHINGTON GERMANIA BAND, (cit-
lZensl under the dtIeCtorship of Professors ~
tBER and sHRUEDER. 6aing now thor ll1H
oushly organized and uniformed, is pre- o ared ~
10 furnish the best Of Brsss and strng Music to all
psJsdes pic uice, excursions and other entertain
nests during tn coming offers its services
70 tie notice ef the citizens Of the Dstl guaran
feelps their ystrons good music. prompt attention
anc reasonable rate- Address Prof l. WEBER
residence so9 !th street east; or A. SHkOEDEE,
Coyle Towers Bookstore. 3i4 Pa. ay., bet Seen
9th and 10Th streets. an = Inn
Evening star., 1869-05-03

HOE. Eugene Casseriy stands well forward
2raopg The solid men iR the L nited States
Sensse. He OUTSIDE lands in rhe city Of san
francisco have been assessed at S2,6,J,7O0. He
own. also q eat deai Of p rcdactive real estate
IN ne eisy, and extensive tracts OF land in
~ .-d San Mateo counties saj,i25
Noi-a q his -e2iy out lots hss Just been ppro.
ITia,ed for Public ressrvaiions N San Fran
cisco. ..~--e...r = e.. sr.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

W JUST ARRIVED, fN
The iarses: and best assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS
for the Spring trade. o.
sIRAsBURGE6 BROS
373.--..-....eE NTE sTREkT kT.--.----.3sS
which they will eel at regular wholesale price.
Al ia ~ att CT Boots and Shoes sbouls tax -tie
that SoE Gay second mont heu yon tuy Al a Z
Lth street. and save about fweDty 1--WE pa- cent
Don't ie.l 10 call before purchasing elseW here
sTRssBU sGER BRes
Cpl osS seventh street, 9Th door sbOVeI I.
TIE PABTHERsHIP HkREToFoRE EX
= listing uudef the name of the " MAsHINGTON
AND GEokGETOMN ICE COMPANY h.xtns
been dissolved. ard tue undersigned being ne Ioy
arr hereby Informed that he hss again estah'isbas
himself IN the IOE BUSINESS. and Il fully pre
paftd 10 eupply the best quality of ICE in tLa
ma ket, AT Uniform price throughout the season,
ard guarantees a iull supply.
Those wishing g. be furnished viii please cAll at
once AZ hle ofhce and make their c@ments for
tbe season 20 drivers are all reliable. honest
comIetent aud obligins men. Any orders hAnd,d
10 them or left at the ofce will be promptly tiled
once and depot cid stand. corner 18th ana y
hand Tor the accommodation Of those hyiHe a. q
distance.
0fice open from early in the m ornine t,Il nine
O'Clock at night. aud NJ any time of the nj M IN
case oil sickness or other emercencies.
LII. MIDDLETON,
Corner 18th and n Streets
The Washington and Georeetovu Tee Comn.nx
sre hot a0tboriZed 70 u.c the ice tickets OF that
apl9im
Evening star., 1869-05-03

IL T. N q v L.
JOHNSON COLLEY
Have remov ed to their
NEW STORE,
No. - MARKET SPACE,
And are new receiving full stock of new and de-
sirabie
DRESS GOODS, ,CAssIMEREs,
PARAeOLe. SUN AND Rain UMBRELLAS,
PIQUES, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
MD AND Isle GLOVES, HOSIERY,
And a general variety of such goods as are kent in
we'll selected dry goods stock.
@They respectfully ask An ins pection from
their old customers and the public generally
GIO. J. JOHNSON.
J. W. COLBY,
s. Market Space,
ap%lw between 7th and Sth streets.
Evening star., 1869-05-03

SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
NEW STYLES.
SUPERB STOCK OF
SINGLE BREAST FRoOK COATS,
SACK AND DRESS FROOK GOATS,
With PANTALOONS and VESTS to Match,
Also, COATS and VESTS to Match,
AND PANTALOONs OF OTHER COLORS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
OF TIE NEWEST STYLES IN CUT,
FABRIC, AND WORKMANSHIP,
To fit Boys from three TO twenty Years Of age.
ALSO,
An Extensive Assortment of
WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS,
TIES, BOWS, COLLARS,
UNDER WEAR, &C, &c
Those in search OF CLOTHING for G,ntlemea's
ard outh's wear are invitedto call and examine
ind the right article on the most reasonable terms
NOAH WALKER CO.,
Sc Psnna- ave, bet. 9th and 7ih sts.,
ep - 81 Metropolitan Hotel Building.
ICTOR HUGO'S NEW BOOK,
THE MAN wBO LAUGHS. Part / Sea and
Night. BY Victor so
BLACK FOREST VILLAGE STOKES. Bv
berthoId Auerbac ) 30
THE GIRLS OF FEyERsHAN. b. Florence
-.-.........7 rs
OVER YONDER. By the Author of the Old
Hani'ehe oecret .'.-.......'....
THAT BOY OF NORCoTT'S. BY Chas Lever. 20
BREAKING BUTTERFLY. Bv the Author Of
Gus biNihgSone'. -...a,.,
TBE ELEMENTS or THEORETICAL AND
nESCkiPTlVL ASTRONOMY. BY Charles J.
CROQUET.
in great variety, with all the improvements
PBILP 8 sOLOMONS,
TETEOPCLITiN EOOK AND STiTION
ERl STORE,
sp 29tf 332 Pa. ave. bet. 9th aud 10th SITS.
& CART HARNESS. "a
TO RAILROAD AND STREET CONTRACTORS.
We have on hand
FIFTY sETS NEW CART HARNESS,
AT tie low price Of
ELEVEN DOLLARS PER SET COMPLETE.
JAMES S. TOPHAM CO.,
D5OO<B
SEVENTH SrKEET,
sp 29-iw one door north Of Odd Fellows Hall.