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The Portland daily press., 1869-08-25
PoLrcE. Officers Libby and Barbour vester

POLICE. -Oficers Libby and Barbour yester-
day arrested Alfred Clark, who, it is alleged,
was Concerned in the robbery of McNabb's
house on Oxford street last week.
There were three plain DRINKS in the station
house last evening, among them John Dehan,
who had been sent to the workhouse some
time apo
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-25
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs.
Som ething Entirely .NesU /!
Secured By Letters Patent,
Prepared Pumpkin,

E'OR culinary purposes. Pronounced by all who
have used it to re superior to any other prepara-
ton tor Pies, Puddings, &c. Warranted to con-
tain nothing bu. pure PumpBin.
AVER BROS, So. Waterford, Me,
auo5d&w3ws' Palentees and sole Manufacturers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-25
Wanted d!
To Let.

a Parter in business paying $4,000 per year; $500
a down, balance on time. Address w. W. p,
United States Hotel. au25d1ws
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-25

To Let.
A I reasonable tern S, q small Tenement OF six
a rooms, at q Alder st. Enquire on the premises.
au 23-d3ts
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-25

All bugle calls will be sounded from head
quarters.
: Commanders of companies will take especial
care in the manual of arms as it is very essen
tial that each Sir Knight shall become prof.
cient in the use of the sword.
Commanders of companies will see that the
above programme is strictly adhered TO.
Per Order,
CHARLES H. MCCLELLAN,
The Portland daily press., 1869-08-25
Sale of forfeited Goods.

MAINE SAYINGS BANK
Au25w3w34 by NathT f. Deering Trassnrer
Evening star., 1869-05-12

The Baltimore Councils seem inclined to re-
cede from the narrow-minded position they
had indicated purpose to take upon the ques-
ton of allowing the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad TO make through connections by a
tunnel under that city. Some of the members
manifested purpose to cling to the exploded
idea that through connections are ruinous to
the trade Of city. Happily there does not ap-
pear TO be enough OF these antediluvians In the
Councils 10 prevent the accomplishment OF
this work, so essential 10 the interests of both
Baltimore and Washing gton, and the bill passed
the First Branch of the Councils yesterday,
and the Baltimore papers of this morning seem
TO think II will pass in a slightly modified
shape. In view OF the odium Baltimore has
heretofore acquired by planting herself across
the track Of the single railroad connection with
the National Capital. it will be suicidal in the
extreme for her to refuse to permit this connec.
ton to be made through her limits, especially as
IL is proposed 10 be effected by a tunnel. so as
not to interfere with the streets or highways at
grade The railroad company also agree to
cross the main highways leading west from that
city at different grades.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

TIE TRRAsURT AND THE BoNSs.-There
seems 20 be q great variety Of opinion in the
mind o: the public, and particularly In the
mind Of newspaper people, as to the course
and purpose OF the Secretary of the Treasury
II purchasing United States bonds; and the
financial doctors differ just as widely in their
conclusions as TO he effect Of Whist they ssume
20 De MS acts and intentions in the premises.
The facts of The case are very simple. and
rnay he stated in few words. The purpose Of
;he Secretary is 10 use the surplus money in
the Treasury from time TO time for the purchase
Cf goid-bearipg bonds, in order TO stop the
interest payable thereon. with the view u
tighten IN that way and to that extent the
burden imposed upon the country BY the
public debt We msy state, further, that the
boz ds so purchased viii not IN dng event be put
tfoH tke nsarEst dgGin- reports heretofore circu-
lated TO the contrary Notwithstanding. Nor is
the preseLt action of the Secretary in any way
connected with the sinking iund authorized
10 be created by the Legal Tender act We
have reason to believe that that matter has
received attentive consideration, and that some
definite conclusions in regard to IT have been
reached. As, yet, however, the plans decided
upon cannot be made public
The course Of Mr.. Boutwell, may not meet
the views Of all the financial quacks, specula.
tors and stock joobers of the large cities, bat it
will be pretty apt to commend itself to the
favor OF the farmers, the manufacturers, and
the laborers of the country, who are its bone
and sinew, and who care little or nothing for
the fate of the noisy fellows who ny kites and
play football with the public credit in Wall
street The great thing Is to have the debt re-
duced; and Mr.. Boutwell, has set about that in
good earnest. The good results will soon be
seen.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

MRs. SCorT SIDDoss.-The audience at the
National Theater last evening was most intel
iigeat and apprecianve and filled the house
comfortably. Shakespeare's charming comedy
"As you like a." was performed in good style.
Mrs. Scott Siddons was handsome, graceful,
and pleasing as "Rosalind" and showed very
extraordinary power of DEMONSTRATING emotion
at the close of the fourth act. when she swoons
at hearing Of the contest between Orlando and
the Iioness, for which she was deser vedly
called before the curtain. Mrs. Si6dons' usual
simplicity and naturaliness is occasionally q
little marred by mannerisms, which she will
no doubt drop in time. Miss Isabella Free
man, a very pretty young lady. made quite a
hit as Cecilia" Mr.. Sheridan was fair as .sOr.
lando' although his articulation is somewhat
indistinct ana he was almost too lugubrious
even for love sick youth. Mr.. Yining Bow.
ers was good as "Touchstone, :" and the Other
performers acquitted themselves acceptably
Tonight Romeo and Juliet ought TO dra
full house.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

The fact that Mr.. J. O. Wilson has lost his
place as chief Of the Miscellaneous Division
Sixth Auditors Once will be heard with gem
eral surprise and regret Mr.. Wilson. thong
not noisy politician,was a sound Rep ublican
and his qualifications for his position are con-
cededly of the highest order. We trust that his
displacement from office will not result in his
departure from this city, where for a series OF
years be has been so useful in all good works
In the work of building up our Public Schooi
system, particularly, his services have beer
well nigh invaluable, as all appreciate who
have had any familiarity with school matters
Evening star., 1869-05-12

The grand farewell concert of Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg will be given at Wallis Opera
House this evening The Baltimore Gazette
says OF the concert in that city last evening
thst IL ''was the most brilliant Of the season.
miss Kellogg never sang better; Miss Topp
played exquisitely: Mr.. Boetti made q debut
which was most nattering to him, and Mr..
kopta showed thar he had a talent which was
still developing" Miss KELLOGG has ALREADY
refused q liberal offer from one of the chief
musical directors in London. She will preb-
ably devote the winter 10 Paris.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

ACuBAN SIsS.-rhe steamer q uaker City.
Wnich h reported to have been Chartered by
the Cuoans, was lying last evening Al New
iofk apparently ready 10 get up steam a,
snort nonce. Her name and the letters .U. s
Ill ON nef paddle boxes, have been removed
port hoies nave been cut 70 receive her guns,
ana sne nad the English nag flying Close
along SIDE lay revenue cutter, with two guns
oearins on tne suspicious vessel This looks
like business all around.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

What Washington and the District loses by
want Of connection with the Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad is demonstrated by the
fact that q drove of cattle intended for this
market come down from Leesburg this morn.
ing over the road and was transported all the
way to Alexandria From Alexandria they
must be now driven back by turnpike and
aqueduct bridge to Drovers' Rest and thence
conveys ed to the city markets, q delay, expense,
and positive loss Of value to the cattle that
might have been saved by a short connection
opposite or above this city. Drovers bringing
cattle down the road are not permitted even to
land their stock at CarlIn's Springs from
wherce they could be driven to Washington
by short cut, but are obliged to 90 with them
all the way 20 Alexandria TO come blck by the
tedious process above indicated. This last fac.
iooks as II the railroad has very indifferent
facilities, or is run in the interest of AIexan-
dria-
Evening star., 1869-05-12

Advertising pays, as has been conclusively
demonstrated more than once. But the lates,
illustration of the principle Is the fact tha,
Helmbol the paten, medicine man, whose
success in life Is based on keeping his produc.
tons well before the public in the ad vertisine z
columns Of the newspape rs Of the country. re-
turned an income from his current business
last year Of Sl52,2l Business mer, so-calIed,
who are short sighted enough to shut the m :
selves mp in their shells, a. is were. will please
taks notice
Evening star., 1869-05-12

DIVORCE MADE EAsY.-They are in trouble
in Connecticut about q law which promises to
do away with divorces. Many people think
divorces often necessary, and that they should
be available without much csst. A case is
cited Of man who, fifteen years ago married
young lady, and in about year she became
insane, and to-day Is an inmate of q Iunatic
asylum He is poor, and has never been able
TO obtain divorce, and has nothing but a
dreary, lonely life to look forward to. Upon
this IL Is argued that the Law of divorces should
be 90 snended that tine poor can procure q
divorce without the expense that attends it,
Also, that any parties having been married ten
years (previous 70 the age of i5) without issue,
may, upon presenting substantial proof of the
same ito some legally qualified judge,) be
granted q lawful divorce
In one way and another the marriage tie is
bring loosened at a rate that will speedily en-
able any disagreeing couple, or half OF a
couple, TO slip his her neck out Of the halter.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

y A statuette OF Jefferson, in the character
OF Rip Van Wrinkle, has been executed and ex-
hibited in Boston.
ASvTne latest thing IN the pipe line Is imita.
ton meerschaum made of bread. The pipes
harden and color beautifully, and closely re.
semble colsred meerschaum.
~There Is great misery and poverty in tn e
City of Mexico. Wealthy families are reduced
to beggary, and for the poor there Is no en-
ployment.
~The latest idea for fashionable churches Is
a retiring room, that of the opera house, where
ladies can leave their cloaks, parasols, &c, and,
thus disencumbered, listen to the Word in all
the glory Of gorgeous raiment.
~The largest tram Of cars that ever passed
over the Kansas Pacific railroad passed Law
renee on the Both utimo bound east. 1t con-
sisted OF the engine, tender, caboose and sixty
five freight cars.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

Mexican credit must be pretty Low or else
sorne OF the claims against that Government
are not very well founded. One OF them, for
Sissooo. sold for sis in bankrupt procssdirgs
IN New York day before yesterday.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

How extremes meet, is shown by the fact,
that Senator Sprague, the especial champion OF
the laboring men," Is extravagantly Iauded tor
his late speeches by the Imperialist. the paper
that denounces the laboring people, as s'the
raDble," who need to be kept in place by auto
cratic power. The Imperialist also advocates
strong government, lest ~tLe rabble" may
repudiate the national debt whereas Senator
Sprague denounces the President for the clause
IN his inaugural that he would protect that
debt.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

women OF sense are gradually and quietly
esseruns 'neir right and ability to take care OF
themselves. Tae new hotel NJ Clinton Place
and broadway, New York, is to Ss managed
by lady from Rochester.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

We understand that Gen. Ely, the United
Stafes Marshal for the eastern district OF Penn.
syivsnta. whose sudden death We rscsntIv
noticed, had been out with an ice cream party
and attempted. under . bantering remark, To
jump three steps at q time In ascending
staircase In doing 90 he ruptured a blood
vessel from which he died within . few min
utes. .
Evening star., 1869-05-12

William b. Astor ought 70 be pretty com.
fortabiy on,-that Il, IL the care Of his money
dsat give him TOO much troub ble, which Is very
hkeiy the case. He returned an income las,
year OF si,cse,2i:. Think Of paying yearly
tax or e5o.s6o.6o! A handsome income OF it.
Evening star., 1869-05-12
DENTISTRY.

nR J. T. C0UMBI. DENTIST, No. 947 eth
street between and o streets.
Inserted on Gold, silver, or Rubber ~
rlates, and nlled in the best manner on mederate
'eIms. ap5 2ms
y No. 2s6 PIHNsYLVAEIA AVE-
nUE between l2th md 18th streets, fur
OF Plate desired: Pure Nssvoss Oxsds Gas con.
sxantly on hand for extracting teeth Without pain
once eefiefaction In every particular. no l0.ly.
Evening star., 1869-05-12
EDUCATIONAL.

M ISIS HAIkFAX will give LESSONS on the Pi.
NB anoforte References given and reQu.red
Direct care FRED. FAIkFAX, U. q. Coast Sur.
Sey Omce, present apis I'm
A LADY WHO Is QUALIFIFD TO TEACH
"A English, French and Music wishes to receive
the position of Visiting 0overness in q family
where che would be willing to teach throughout
the summer References exchanged. Address X |,
foet Omce
Evening star., 1869-05-12
L
MARTIN NJ. ROHRER,
REAL ESTATE OKER,
NEW YORK AVENUE AND NINTH STREET.

/ offer for sale. ON vIRY EASY TERMS. the
following desirable Houses:
Yet one Of those elegant new three story BRICK
Let ana Streets .sss House Sas ossossS
front marble trimmings, ten rooms, gas, water
bath, water closets, underground sewerage, mar.
Die mantels, &c, and only one sqnare from Penn.
eylvanle aven ue horse cars. $1,000.
4. beautiful three story BRICK HOUSE With
back building. on street between 9th and l0th
streets. This house contains modern improve
ments throughout Location very central. S7,0
Two ne. three. story BRICK HOUSES just com.
cold vstsr: 80 on Oh street: Excellent location.
One at o. 900, the other st 96,sW.
H1sSS 1ss Of tho;s BRICK
ssessns ss water
A three story BRICK HOUSE, basement and
back building on street sSrnss ct iSs s;Eest
osticn. Only $500.
Yet one of those three story. BRICK HOUSES,
With large back building, centaising Rooms, gas,
Irving Place. on d street. ss 500 ''.' -
A three story BRICK HOUSE, attic and back
building, In excellent order, on msi.e avenue,
near 9th street, three squares sonth OF Penns, l.
ers1 hSS.s S alone % WoftS % more than the nsnsy.
A very desirable three story BRIOK HOUSE.
with basement, containins rooms, range. hot and
SSiS Sssss sss bath g., on Stn street, between
sso a suse". ooeW -
buliins. rooms .spisnaiS In ii iss sppeirtnsss,
the Bsitinors and Shio rsiirosd. $500. "
In addition to the above have good rist of
Psss !Ss s .scc sss All sS a
tAar prices and on easy terms. s.,-.- ~ =
1ARrIN n. RoHsRR.
mJn& New York avenue end 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-05-12
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAaurMar0N MavS Iacc

Information has bsen received at this De.
partment from MIR. Charles H. Upton, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Geneva, Svitzar-
land: OF the death, on the 18th Of April uitimo
q 0eneya, OF his daughter. Miss Frances
Estelle Upton
Evening star., 1869-05-12

YHE PAkfNEReHIP HBRDfOFORI TX.
= tseing under the name Of the WARRINGTON
AND GEOBGeTOWN lOE COMPANY hayins
oeen dissolved, and the undermined being ne Ion
ger member thereof, hie friends and the public
are hereby Informed that he hes again este
himself In the iOE Bg0INEse, and n fully pre-
pared 70 supply the best quality OF ICE In the
market; at uniform price throughout the se sson,
ara guarantees . NH supply.
rhoee Wishing 90 be Furnished yin plsass call sf
once - his once and make their arrangements for
the season. bis drivers are all reliable, honest,
competent, And oeliei1e men. Any orders handed
70 them or se ss the once viii be promptly flled.
Once and depot ED stand. corner lith end =
Sreets, veere supply viii be kept eonstsntiy on
distance. -
Once open from early In the m orning till nine
ot1ock et night, and q aDy time OF the night In
eAee Of sickness OF Other e0ergenctee.
4. j. MIDDLRfON
Corner LII and 6treefs
The Warrington end 0sorsstcvn Ice Ooup.nx
ere not authorized % ne the Gee ticketS az fhss
company with the name Of the undersigned,
aple-im LII
RAHLIN1BY-nlOO Z. a. GcOOR 0Y0rT.
ky4 tust returned IRON New York NM =
fnn. sna elegant Stock Of IILLINERY
SS3399p$1 ye,se & Sc y % neg ssaag % eIhibit e
H0n11l 40nuYEloN1Y "a n. ee1h
..TWSo1011Lk. ssrssr iss5 ~ r y u. q
~ esAer Uesae Hsssas
Evening star., 1869-05-12
BOARDING..

TAbJE BOARD IN PRIVATE PAMILY-pua
Il ar two young gentlemen find Q eoad table
In privste family. Address Board, this Office.
myll-2s
EIRsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT Rooms. to be had on reasonable
terms, At 21e x street, between Hth and 18th,
short walk from most Of the public ofhoes.
ms lit
Evening star., 1869-05-12

Is there anything in the name James that
gravitates Its bearers toward financial solidity,
good social standing, and estheticsl 1t would
seem so: for OF the nine trustees appointed fol-
the Corcaran Art Gallery, i've bear tha,
christened name. Curiously enough, too, three
Of the five have for their middle initial the
letter u.
Evening star., 1869-05-12

N~BAEKRUPrO TOY The last amendment Of
uS the Bankrupt Law provides that in eli Dro-
esedings conmenced after the first day Of January,
lsse, no dischsrGe lshsll be granted to . debtor
Of the claim yvored against his estate, pom which
Re shall be lisble - PRINCIPAL debtor. This CLAUSE
does net however, shut ont from the benedt Of the
Law all Poor debtors, for IL further provides that
certain petitioners and Gil Who comply. with Ger.
tain conditions. can receive their 6ischarRes
though they may have no assets. Notvithstandinr
the provision In view Of its limitations and excep.
lions, debtors without assets are still apDlytna for
the benefit Of the lev In all parts OF the country
=. Persons In this District Who stiu wish 20 avail
themselves Of Its benefit, and who have no aseeta
should examine carefully whether they arc In,
cluded In the terms Of the Limitation The sub.
times without charge.
GEO. MASON,
City Hall.
Evening star., 1869-05-12
~ TIOH.
No. 2sO OPRNHeYLyANIA AVENUE,
Bstwssn lzth and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

uneial Teeth are Inserted. although the
patient VIII be REQUIRED TO pay for theS
vii 6s dedueted when the teeth are made. The
as.iS St,n noS PREPARED 20 mako Teeth 90
phie, and Boston prices: All persons wishing den
tai wort done can have ft cheap e in the above
and best manner. and varra pted TO give entire
eatisfsctton. fersons Will do well 20 call sni en-
Evening star., 1869-05-12

FOE SALE
By KILBOURN 4 LATFA,
l. K ST ATE BROK ERs
Corner Seventh and + streets.
BRICK HOUSE
On Sixth street, between Leuisiana ayenue And 1,
street. near Unitarian Church; three story: hSsa
ment and attic; gas and water, bath ro ,m and
weter closet House In good condition and rensir
2tx4l; lot 25xl00. 'Pe"
ELEGANT PRIVATE RIsIDlNCE
On Il street, franklin Square; four story. sfxtsen
and kitchen; seryants dining room: ten chambe9s
three water closets, bath room lot and cold ~sfer
IN all principal sleeping rooms; nov bouse snd
nnlshed In hneet manner. Lot 2oxlH, to 30 foot
rear Of lot. e on
IN GEORGETOWN.
FINE BEsIDENCB AND GROUNDS
on Roed street, near Reservoir, "Lee's HfII.,,
three-stor> Brick House, thirteen rooms 1t
2SSnNo Would cell, II desired, house and part of
LARGE HKw THREE STORY BRICK RESI-.
On K street, in Franklin Row, between TveIf,h
and Thirteenth streets: Fine side lot with 40 Gers
Provenents, and Is finished in superior style and
IL one Of the finest properties In market.
NEW BRICK HOUSE
On y street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
TO alley.
For further particulars apply to
KILBOURN LATTA.
Heal Estate Brokers,
myl0 50 corner Seventh and r streets.
Evening star., 1869-05-12
DROPOsALs FOB SEWEK.

OFFICE SURF. AND INSPECTOR OF sKwERs,l
WAsHINGroN,O O., Nay 18th, 1859
sealed Proposals. will be received ct the Mayor' q
Umce, City Hall, until j O'Clock n on MON DAY,
the zNh instant, for constructing Q Barrel sewer
two feet inside diameter, in n street north, from
west SIDE OF 7th street west to the center OF 9Th
street vest, and three feet barrel from thence
said street to L.. to be provided with later els,
drops, traps, and man holes wherever deemed
necessary.
The work to be done under the direction OF the
superintendent and Inspector of Sewers, the su.
perintendence Of the Third Ward Commissioner
Mayor ~ ~
Specifications may be seen at thi, office Bid
ders viii state the price per lfneal foot fer main
sever and lateras each for traps, drops. and man.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
Bach bid must be accom- panied with the written
guarantee Of Q responsible party tknown to be
such, that. IL accepted, the bidder will execute
cOrdance herewith.
The guarantee must be in substance as follows
I; A. guarantees; Il this bid be accepted by the
tSr r the same and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof. Signed-A. B.
PHI LONI0AN
SEpt and Inspector of SeWere &c
myl2-lOt IRep6ChrOnl
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From Shillingion we have No. 8 of AppletOns
Journal.
Evening star., 1869-05-12
DROPOsALS FOB WASTE PHPER.

OfF cE OF TGE GENRRAL SUPERINTENDENT
TREASURY BUILDINGS,
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1853
froposAls will be received ct the once Of the
Gen.r su PER- ntendent of the Treasury Buildings
until IL O'Clock noon on THUkspAY, the 20th
ing 10 the Treasury Departme ut for one year from
The Paper will be selected into two differsut
kipde, white and mixed. together with a quantity
o. otied pulp now on hand FOR which bids will be
received separately, aud the contract awarded 70
the highest bidder take as a whole
Inc Department reserves the right to reject ell
or any portion OF the bids received
, froposals Will be marked Proposals for Waste
faper, addressed to the General Su perrin tende
ofthe Treasury Buildings
GEORGE. O. RIOE,
my IL I'd Gent Sup Treasury Buildings.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORe
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OF VOTERS.

The undersigned, Judges Of Election Of the city
Of ofWaehineton, will be In session at 36 street.
between 9Th apa 7th streets. Island, ION To ESDAY
and WEDNESDAY, the llth and l2tn of May, be-
tween the hours of II O'Clock, m. and ,. m for
voters Of the SEVENTH WARD.
Eaturalized citizens are by Law required to pro-
duce certificate. certified copies or satisfactory
WILLIAM A. COOK
THOMAa DONOHO,
JAMES BONALOsOH,
ROST. ii. BOOKER,
J. II. OROSSMAN,
judges Of Election,
my6 I'd City OF Washington, D. y.
~THE FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN,
S CLUB will hold their regular meeting at
the church. corner Of eth and L streets, livery
WEpNEsnAf EVBeIN6. until further notice.
All Republicans are invited. apH ter
N@BALLs HAIR RENEWER AT 70 OTIS.
W. Ny stock being very extensive at present,
i vii sell all Hair PreDerations-as Bsrretts,
Chevaliert, Montgomerye, Tebbett's, Ayers,
Mrs Aliens, Woods, Leon's. 40 at much lees
Mishlerb Herb Bitters.
maid IN Corner ID and D streets north.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sa.,,. wAsHINGIoN, ID. c., May III, 1859
ceaso Proposals VIII be received at this Off 80
until u MONDAY. May a. 1869, for the con.
IStiSn ftS of three Bridges On Third, Fourth, and
Pl.bs and specifications Of the work to be done
can se seen, end any other nform alton can be OBJ
vtyors Office.
A printed copy Of this advertisement must be at.
ta;hed to each proposal, and each bid must be &C
comranied by written guarantee, signed by two
responsible persons, that he party parties pro-
awardmeut.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids IL
" snail be deemed for the interest OF the Cor
tton to do so.
The work to be done under the supervision and
inspection OF the City Surveyor Commissioner Of
the Third Ward, ana In accordance with Law.
Propoea,s to be endorsed, Pro- posels for Bridges
in Third Ward" j. B. WRIGHT
myl2 lot Commissioner Third Ward
Evening star., 1869-05-12

have nov In store full'assortmsnt OF CANARY,
Moeking Bird, and Squirrel CA0D0. Also, OaSe
Brackets, 70 which would Invite your atte ntion
OHARLE0 ULLBIOH. JR,
493h sth street, between and y.
~ Dealer in OROCKERY, GLASSWARE.
CHIHA HOuShK11PInG ARTICLES, LAMPS,
CHA1D1Ll110, &C. myl0-5t.