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FALL, 1869.
GEO. C. HESNING,
NO. 81 SEVENTH STREET,
GENTLE MEMS WEARING APPAREL.
now offer the best sssertmsnt of
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
Ever pre- septed in this market, regard balm, Ia,
to At, make. variety, and prices,
FOB
ONE PEICE ONLY.
The Stock 10 always being added to hv ,nt,o
thus ems bliue any one to be suited at sI%n:, AUG
time during the sessoh
shall also offer goo assortment of
BOYS AND CHILDRENs oLOrHIsa.
suitable for school or dress.
NJ aim 10 to keep veil made Garments and TO
ihisel sn constantly introducing uprovemeuSs
nearly ali nv to is either made in nv ana e
m.ot Or Iertiou!arly, ssoordins to my direcsioo
proschinR perEsc'ion.
No Goods are PIT on sale until after thorougb
scrutiny, and hence purchasers may rely on
GOOD ARrIOLEs
The assortment will comprise every description
DE 55ssi sSsScK y. SSArss
w1 ssys s S$H5SSss; .D sAr.''
SUITS Oh s1neLY.
oENrLEmEs. Youth. AND BOYS,
Black. Blue. D.hli.s, Mulberry, Bronze, Br,.n
Aa ~'As' oOA11Nes.
Fancy. Plain, and MIXED
UASslM nREs.
MILLIONS.
great variety of
CHEyIOTs.
Prices lew a. in any city Of thu United
~ Directions for self M asuremsnt sent Der post
on request
,~Uustomers may rely apon obtaining Goods a,
the lowest market price.
10 addition to my stock Of Ready Made Goods,
ehsil keep Q large line OF Gods for
CUSTOM wORK,
TO be gotten mp IN Q style of exo,liency.
?. fl haze
up really superior work ~
POPULAR PRICES.
shsll Offer in this department some really an.
IeIior goods, computing
CHIsCHILLAs.
ULUTHs and OOArIHGs,
yELy1T aud SILK yEsTIHGs.
EEss sspd PLAIN CAsSlM sRJS,
a., sn,GLisH and DOmesrIO MILLIONS,
;, .....', CHEvIors
Ny facilities and connections are such that am
en- oisd 20 get up or furnish to order almost any
Bs"ns %o my ey
get up to order any quantity, the following a..
Gentlsmen's Garments consisting Of
oVE saG CATS s;CoArs, ULOAks, PAN FALCONS
Pssss :sd EteLIssE saIRrs.
FLA ssftIs and md SEA "a FLANEsL UNDER
BE HvY KNIT VIOLIN 6NDERsuIRrs and
L00NaiNs .! sMoKfNa JACKETS
S s Rnckskin Gloves and aauntlets;
Skin and Fur Gloves
Kubber 9aImsnts Of oil kinds;
Linen and COTTON Undershirt. and Drawers;
Gymnastio and 10 uestrian shirts and Tights:
o. %s Ell &. soy m :ssi: or sSs.
Buckskin Under shirts and Drawers
Military and Naval Ornaments;
Local, National, and State Buttons, and Youths,
Boys' and Children's Garments, OF every dsscrip
~ Stranger visiting w.shieston are invited
% ieese tbetr measures it'll q view TO futute or.
ders for which no charge lie made; bat
make depos.ts.
New Goods are a1ded weekly to the
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Cashmere PaptAloons, to order, from AZ.
theviOt suits, to order, from SIS;
Black Dress suits, to order, from SIS;
Business suits, to order, from 325;
Back nosshin Pants, TO order, from 30;
Black Frock Coats. TO order, from SO;
gvercost 10. TO order. from SO to S6,;
Double breasted Velvet Vests, to order, SIS;
Double breasted Box Goats, to order, from Sl5
Long Cspes, to order. from SIS;
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT,
This department will be fnlIer than usual this |
season. aud the particular article to which wish
to direct public attention 10
"
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- o a l.
Sealed Proposals win BE- received for the con.
structfon Of Q Steamboat Wharf upou the w com.
fco river, about three miles from the Potomac In
the county Of st. Marys, Md. Drawings aud
specifications FURNISHED upon application to
AUGU3TIN TAVEAU
Sc 2s-2t President Company, nhapticD }, MI
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Washington is put down Is ALI miles from
san Francisco by Pacific railroad
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oUU A0REs
NORTH ARLINGTON ESTATE
BEAUTIFULLYLLC TED FOR SUBURBAN
COUNTRY STATS,
comprising the finest views Of the Capital Uity
found in mis- latitude or county and very suse
fioL for peaches. pears, and ,h. email fruits As
~ sas y ESs
and very cold water. Located two miles above
through I. WiIl BE- cold n lot. Of from one us Z
DpOsretcr Ss on at n ss
Pa IL rTs r'ss:
ROB RENT-several nicely furnished. single
Z aud double ROOMS. Terms moderate aud 10.
sU and sf ,.,s Apply at sdi street
EURNITURE lOR RKNT-RARF CHANCE
4 RrFH Sh:TSss pn1s
NAN tss 7th street OPP. Post Once. .sss q
.EOR BENT-FIRST WARD-0maiI BRICK
l. h0usn. i've rooms, with closets in each; large
lot, With wSpa shed on alley; on 18TH street: be
sn e. vi Connecticut sv. nue. and BOuniary.
FoR REaT.A three; .toTy sRTok HOUSE:
sa S:s.s as. "a Is: ;sc'' west Ap'
F31s s "a ~, OR k5ETnA e. y. BkTck HOUSE,
If "a K S1V VII p
III PLACES FOR SALE, within three cen miles OF
.. sr0Ehs CO. Js:s. li;, .sd Pis sss 81:
Sd :.s ss,sr door from. suas
@ es9
CURED w.t. r
EoR RsNT-A nice story BRI0K DWELL.
iss f I'D osS e 5ssiris.
tue S e HSna X n + en-
and q strsst. 1855 '"''" NV i'sA , esss g
ROY A R0Usl arp ,sAvI REN1.IFOR
sI.d sdAaE-T Nc ssiecs ran nsSLIsa COTTAGES
One .n,ll H0nSt, Iir.t ward, d, 90 -
sea. 2; .sresss CO. Eel Real s's::: P;o s.s
EoEIsAALI.,A 2 aRaAIN-Ihrs. tor BeIoK
:ssti Ssn' 4ss f ~ street. oSs. fo:t Once.
H9Ts1 HES e sFS 3!II.. ZOE xIIf I E6a
vs!er spd ses. Three story IricE. Q rooms. ltoaii
ii :.:::: q 81 s:' !: !: Az !!
ROone I0R Rl1T-!yins large rooms, IN spits
~ or engly, suitable for lawyer or Ohvsi CT an.
Tor rent at 2S2 g street, corner 18th street.
nielRABLEs FURNISHED ROOMS
y Tor rent. on d 4 >or; bsth and closet family
Hvate; delfshuel location koathgest corner
'D IN cS ~. Streets oppostfs franklin Park.
E0R n1I!1!Hes veil Known B1Siaess Stand,
4 20 MARKET sPA01. rsssarly occupied by
sSs BIZ e:i sSs:.ps .,
sssSs ssSLs esrSsr q 9Th street and Louisiana
EQR eALE-Tiat eo1foffa6ie aad oo1venisut
ssrset. ,betyssn lth aad Ssh: water And gas; two
Rsricr nsessers; ostn IGom parlors; sexen ehsm-
slley nearte beth nsskets, Post Q@os and strset
III III kcssss.ton ss October: ApIly 20 W..
Fpnnlsa1I fA1LS6I Am. B10l06gs
< Tor rents With or Without beard, o. No 400 |
;:se 6sisS;:l:s F iis Z; =: "a Sfi;sC
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fact Of melancholy import to the people OF
me Pacific coast was embodied in the dispatch
sent from Sun Francisco a few days since,
which ANNOUNCED that the We,tern Union
Telegraph Company had purchased, for about
sixty per cent of their cost, the lines of the
A''antIe and Pacific States Telegraph Com.
pany Upon the wires OF the latter corporation
rue inhabitants OF the Pacific slope had conf
dentiy dSpended for competing lines and rea.
Sonaoie prices for telszraphic communication
Win the Atlantic States; but the ABORTION
above indicated removes the last hope in that
direction. II Is true, the absorbent states thar
II mas not Increased ats rates anywhere in con-
sequence Of The consolidation" but that on
the other hand. a material reduction will be
announced on the first Of October; but this
promise Is lixely TO be broken to the hope III
Kept 10 the ear, or ID Dc made good for bat
short time al best, as 1t l. too well known that
II IS not customary for monopolies to neglect
tnelr opportunities A case in point happened
IN our own experience during q late absence
from Washington, when, having occasion 70
telegraph home, we found the tariff for ten
words, from the place where we Were STAYING
10 tnls city, - b. one dollar and sixty cents
whereas IN the days of competing lines the
Price used to be only seventy i've cents for the
same service. In this circumstance Californi.
ans may read the,r probable future fac
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tn. 60 SHIRT.


There 'hirts are made speo Ally for me by the
ma ut expert wOIk women and workmen L will
nsLiton few Of the peculisrities Of those shirts,
ity They are cot after the most approved pat
tssn', TINS securing the most pcI tant point Of
proved make: 81 mu:lrn.. ' The Sosons are az % Of
view 70 the wearing qualities. The plssts are
regularly made. by peculiar device, aud made to
LONGER than usual
81 comparison challenged with any ether
The ssssrimsns Vii iYi be much larger than usual
fsss me 60 TT ano: 70 In one to and
WIN button: or to wear With studs; With CUTS and
S,,hont' with collars and without, and to ut very
afge or very small men. and
GENrLEMEN'S MIGHT SHIFTS, ALL SIZES.
PRIOIs OF SHIRTS:
9Oslliiiiy 4, psr half dozen. ssis
Qualify :. " .-.................s I2
FOB BOYS:
G2 nslityy 4 A. per half dozen--'-',..-.c,s
VushVC ", ......-............ ~ u
CUSTOM MADE SHIFTS cost uniformly ss
Per half dozen more than ready. made shirts.
lInE IRISH LINEN DREsS SHIFTS made
70 order Tor $50 per half dozen.
.I LIN sI E1SssssR2l1sssD, PUsFsp; FRILLsD'
.I Boys and 0aILDEsN's SHIRTS, to order, of
u. connection With these SHIRTS l sh ell keep
shns Of Fancy eud Plain Liusn BoSvA for sale
sngy CT by the dozen
,nytrads marx, for .shslr retail Gales. eas asvs
them made b. ordering few weeks Ia advance.
ALsO-
Woollen Overshtrfs ard Gaernfsyv;
1veralls and Jumpers for oil the Grades:
a sssIsn MSsi ssa aSs Or Ta ssssi.; ~
1O''f fSs e 49, sAsE o1s.ss &.
80 Attsstiou 10 called to the Indie Cloth Bob.
Oer Oost. Of vers light wsaghsD
heal ShAksr Siannsl Undershtrte aad Drawer,
py Waits and Brown Usntoa Flaans' Shirts And
III J1iPsss Qualities OF Domestic Knit -un.sfshirt
Zine Cloth and Thread Gloves. ~ cents to o. 81 !;
wRlGHf's RHPnLLAHT UABBnLLAs,
from Cotton 10 ans oinshsm and Alpaca and
Ny assortment OF Umbrellas Is probably tbs
largest shownin WsshtnGton -'' 81
LINEN SHIFT OULLABS. Is STYLES.
English and Gsrmsn Half Hose. waite. bfovl
III mi4oo-s superior sssoftmsn' o' so"o ar
S,msss.ic or .Iqusssris.. Shirt, ssd Iighw;
hERIH0. sHAKIR, s.d .ooUkrRY-Knrr
&C., Hc., 49, II. ia
$4,000. .lll b. sen. O. Q. .. D. to ..I par. 9th.
couniry Per 1xpfeeo - r..--,-. -
VAn aood, seia Tor One Price Only. , !, - ~ +
,ds !, for self mss'ar'n'nf ssntp'r
d Z. e.. q :sSs. j.
mslt In the country. Prices from es 60 go. IT,
ga eslt and i.Spsstioa solicited. .i1o.siIs
~wholssals Baysrs literally dealt With.
GEO. C. HBNNiNG,o7 a. b.s
.ai -sai ccw Ho.-sil s1yaafA SrStHr.
CITY snd country psper. Wishing to publish this
advsroeomeat, o1oe 8 week. viii please eend pro-
xoselo In writing, for one, tOo and toroo mo1tho,
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Al isst there appears to be a prospect that
our nousekeepers Will be delivered from the
oondsge OF seryan'g alism II is authoritati ely
sisted that a number of wealthy residents in one
OF tie most fashionable loo alnies Of New York
are quietly organizng a small association for
the purpose Of bringing to that city one hun
dred or more first-eIass Chinese servants for
their households II Is stated. farther, thar
they are in earnest, and determined to push the
enterprise to a practical conclusion.
An organized effort like this seens to be the
one thing needful IN the premises. The trouble
IN the matter heretofore has been that the indi
yidual Chinaman was not willing to 20 into a
new place unless accompanied by others OF his
race The project above referred to removes
this objection; and II it proves to be a success.
as we doubt not il will be, ii will not be long
until the almond-eye celestisl Is in our midst,
a sharp competitor with Patrick and Bridget
and Sambo and Dinah for the honor and profit
Of our household service.
Let him come must be the aspiration of every
one VINO sand who IS not the servant of
der servants. IL is true. the Cninaman NAV nat
ne perfection; hat he is certain to add to the
suppiy, not now nearly equal 20 the demand,
and to be also decided Improvement on the
material upon which we now have to rely for
house servants. In the first place, he has none
OF the airs aud graces of those who serve US
now. His ancestors from the beginning of time
nave been servants, without complaint or
thought OF change. Moreover, he 10 polite, ,
patient, frugal; faithful quick 10 learn, slow to
forget, cleanly, careful, and constantly at
work And, on account Of hrs color, race, and
religion, he Is so isolated from those around
HIM that he does not dream OF or care for social
equality. Pay him regularly and find INN
something 10 do, and he will be happy. We
repeat, let him come, and take his chances.
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FOE SALE AND RENT.

Eok In three .s.ty BRICK. on Is,rest.
Se: = * a.: and H.s' In'o.:
A fL1Asasr suIr OF vgRsIsH1p Rooms
ksfnsis for s5 .sn ,lsa street between sad
Eos eaLE.A BARoAIN-smsil BRIoK. on c
Is, street south s:..ss. "a .no 81 es.t: 10 .'se
cars large lot with sSoss w.oo.xv
.es,v ass f M street, Re- oss fo.. Once.
FOR BEEr-rhe HOUSE, Grounds, Vineyard
Amos kendall Disssnos frOm Pos, once. t9 70
I.fely found 10 : eosasry home. sr..s laser ANA
risge houses. seois6eds, and other cosvesiesoss
House Ssss sns sRS ,s%s. will he
r.nted isr 81 800 . year; pcssessteu given immedi
WILLIAM srIoKNEY.
ssis-~&,u 0''n'' ''V Wsssis ZION e Oily
EoR sALE-2oo AORIs or LAND. suitable
Tor market gardens: on Potomac river, In yir-
ss Asp T e s sfsS os: Term: %itsF
FOB REHT-A SHALL COTTAGE, six room.
70 p.ne snses svsnne near iats street, Ase,
s ss,. .sse Or messn sl. 1os
STABLE ST. for rent, 4'i nth street, bet.sen I
Tor RHNf-BOUe1 cont sinie0 eight rooms.
Inquire Of WIN. RUTHERFORD, Paint stsre,
$40 street. se Ia 2w-
Two NEW HOUSES FOB RENT-Finished
L In modern style, containins nine rooms, g.s
and water: chandeliers, marble msntsls. &c, cit:
uafe en- ID street, near Frederick, 0eorgeto 90
Kent IS. Apply to JOB. 4 J. II. LIBBEY. No
~ Water street, 0eor setown. De lI-H
EOR BKnT-Tho UPPgR Pact Of i32 and
H asa Pennsy lvanta avenue. between az aud
9Th streets, embracing large hall, suitable for
and for many years ueed ss photographic gal
lery; Also, several desirsbie sfice rooms. All In
complete order Apply to b II. DUvALL, Mer-
chant TAILOR, 4S4 Pc. avenue. es-sotf
FOB sALE-rwo new BRlOk bWELLING
tcwn Terms easy. Apply 70 A. =. sHBPHERD.
SoS fa. ave. Oe2 eotf
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nBPHANS CeUkT, Sept. 18th, 1859 Dis
" TlICI OF COLUMBIA, Washington County, 10
traitor Of Michael Keliher, deceased the afminis
traitor aforesaid has. with the approbati n of the
Orphans Court Of Warrington County aforesaid
appointed TUheDAy, the 18TH day of Octeser
A D., 1879, TO- the final settlement ard distrf.
button of the personal estate of said deceased
and Of the sssets In hand far - the Same have
been collected and turned into money: when ana
where all the creditors and heirs Of said deces ed
are notified TO attend, with their claims proDerly
youcbed. or they may otherwise By Law be excluded
from ell benefit In said deceased's eetate provided
COPY Of this order be published snce q week for
three weeks In the "Evening Star" prey1ous 70
the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER
se23-1aW3w' Register of Wills
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IL o Isl TslI
FROM $40 TO sas DOWN
AND o5 TO $40 a MONTH,
In The FIBsr WARD. IN The SECOND
wABD AND on CAPITOL HILL,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
Apply to JOSHUA WHITLEY q 90.
seI.n 416 Seventh street, bet. q and b.
brick fronts, with marble window Ssads and MlIs,
bot and cold water in bssS. and kitchen: Il r,om::
sitpa,e Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
eisy Ir9lerty: Apply to FRANCIS MOatN
s soS I'm LSmoer Dealers Ohio avenue ssy 18th
IT = :%;, r1Es mi Q,
,SS :: al
sonable rstss. at pyers Hotel, corner Ilai.ns
H6sMiR Co. iof Y street. or on q. Prem
FOE nEE.sF.l5e assi!.bie DwELLInG
Of sth street. lately oceupisd By sichsrd r. Msr
sna R; a. % Is .sS s,s
by 70 OF John siAKS, SSss,onsl Metro
f R. Law No s'' street. opposite sas . Ssiiy
FOB hENr-Tee ID and 81 stories Of Clarke
Il Buiiding. leach In one large room, on Penna
avenue, between ~ and 6th SITS viii be Tor rent
August LIST. Inquire Of DR.. DAN'L B. CLARKE
corner ~ st. and Penna. avenue iy29 n
EOR RBNT-Two nicely furnished oommunica.
Il ting PARL0Re, fronting on Pc. avenue ami
a. street. Also. several other furnished Rooms.
.t S fsns 'o" o'p Ss
w no. AIS Pa. avenue, corner q. st.
FOE RENI-0n hI,t moor. one large and nicely
l. furnished PABLOR; also. two adjoining
Rooms, suitable for housekeeping. will be rented
together or separate; Also, one front CHAMBER,
VII se rented very cheap TO reliable tenants No.
ware avenue and lst street cost UZ
LOB sALB-A three story BRICK HOUSE, niue
L rooms. cellar and bath room, NJ street. be
tween 18th and 18th, south side. Apply 10 35- ID
street. between 9th and 10Th. an u-o
NICELY FURNIeHBD ROOMS, WITH HOME
N BOARD-Several pleasant Rooms, nicely
fernfshed. at greatly reduced prices; Table Board
~ extremely moderate terms. ADpiy te No, ll6
18th street, between 3 and SITS. jyll-u
FOB RENTzIn . private family, . delightful
Il FROST ROO4. well furnished; closets And
gas; bath on same floor; suitable for two persons
f nlso: single kO0M, front. Beautiful location.
rate. Addrss, vikSGS. City Pc. ofso %' H iea
FOR SALE-A Desirable FRA Nh DWELLING
u In Georgetown, d. O.; coataius six rooms;
water and eas In the house; good neigh borhood
Price u so. For particulars apply to John j
BOGuB, Real Estate Broker, corner Hiah ana
DIIoee stree@. oeoreetown myS
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TsF TIE HNssS
, Tsss s a.. Il .sd IvsSIad at y The
Ls 3 nRrsaships i II: shu5sh % sS-%oIfes,
SiS'zS II + sSs:sESssiss'. =; * Se.es :;
Nv sss IN e i;Tss.
Es s 81 ..sia'' T. NOE
~ MErHeDIsr PROTESTANT CBURca.
SSsn ssTsss sssssan and
PIE m. fSs s.sSsr" 'S Seas at s fss. ser
rcBEIRAL 0oNGREGAIIOsAL Church.
rs IN n.n " O. q, Young Mems ehrsti,n As.oel.
<: s. :.,. l:sSSa q
r" MUTUAL YUILDING AssOOIATION,
~ u There si,l BE- meeting Of the Shareholders
En- NIL 1srsst between 18Th and
j %ask: :' Gs.is = f i2',:sd
B: IL s1s.Sx sDsstss a. "a w
s: ss:c f &. %.
subject sls :, in the evening, Psls'tins, the Holy
GsosrHssssss o 6IsFkSyIs BUILDING
The a,nual meeting for the election OF officers
viii be held In the basement OF the German IVAN
geheal Church. west side Of 9Th street, petween T.
and and streets north. peIt To EsDAY EveRIE9,
and to the Sonsttasioa a BE- sDb
mitted.
se 1851 J.E. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Ne KNIGHTS el PYTHIAs.-f6e ofice-s
A3 and members Of Mt Vernon Lodge, No. s.
are requested to meet ct X Of Hall. corner of
seventh and ID streets. THIS EVENING. ct
our la,s Brother yhMis sRiaHrWELG. Also. G,
to meet Of the b al TO MO kR0W APTERNs. ON,
TO attend the funeral, at O'CLOCK. Members'of
sister Lodges in good standing are fatarDallv In.
'ista to attend JOHN b Ri DAStSar0 Ton.
T WESLEY GHlAAIlL-IEFEBIsTIHG
Rs. SUNDAY scses. room i...,y repaired, will
be reopened TO MORROW. tSsbbstS dav Ser.
mon at VI a. u. BY hev. JAMES A. McOAULRY Q
former rastor Atsp N. Q Reunion Meeting Of
gu the Oh omcers; teachers and scholars Of the
O'Clock by Rev Mr. BALDWIN. of Rylaud Chapel.
Services under the cnsree Of Rev b PEyroy
BRowN. pastor. Sabbath school services as =.
M. ae usual. 1t
nEHEW YORK RRPUBLTCA0 AssOOI1.
uR fiON.-An afJourned meeting 81 this Az
sociation will be held on SATURDAY EVENING,
A full attendance Is desired.
J. H. PATRICK, Rec Sec seaa n
% UNIVERSAL TRANCHIsK ASsOOI@
W. f1ON,-The aajour ned annual meeting will
be bold 70 morrow (sATuRDAYJ night. at Union
League Hall. at ~ O'Clock Odicers will he slact.
ed; peports resd, and resolutions adopted. The
JOSEPHINE GRIPPING.
sezft Vice President.
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEIr.

HEkneuasTERs FiRsr MILITARY DrsrlIcr,)
CHee Chez oUHgtSSnry Of Subsisteurs
RtrhmoHd. Va, Sept -, 1859
eealed Proposals tin 6uplicstel viii be- received
atthe ONCE Of Brevet Captain U 4. Roberts I'M
Infantry, A U. b., at Lyncbburg, Va until
TU1SDAf October 18th, Is 20. ct IL m for ann
p'yiI the Tinted States eubsistencs Depa time n
with yresh Beef at Lyr chbuvs. Va, for mon b.
from bovember LIST. 1859. to April 3Dth, 1870 or
such less time 80 the Commisssry Gsnersl Of Sub
=. o 1.aas.sa to be ,r...., to respond
to 81 sPs to
&C, C. ,.su' reaurensns' psynspt: &c as
Brevet Major and Chief d g
se2s-6t first Military District.
NAVY PAYsAefER's OTTfCE. = =
sealed Proposals. 70 Ss sadorssd J. Pro possis,"
will b received ct thts odics uuttl IL d. the 6rst
day Of Ostober. 1859, for the following articles,
vhfch must BE- oftbs very esst quality. "a be de,
nversd free OF expense and 0overnma0t tar. At
the washington Navy Yard, and subject to tbs
usual inspection thereof, TO wit:
BNeaV Of Ordnance. .-. A. p
60 CORDS ePruoe piss Wood.
500 Feet Iron for Hub Bands. I'D ... co..
1900 Feet White Pine.
Descriptive schedule, With D0xtiouIsys tn he
seen ~ this once Reasonable seoaritv rcooired
tor the prompt and faithful delivery Of % cDiteo
aWsrded. In conformity with stiDulstions On the
blspk foYms Tor bids, 10 Be had st thiG oficH nth
wise bids viii not b entertained,
se&8 PVmAeter U. o, NAy.s
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,~ILEOrION NOTICE.

1hBOAAVN NO1AOb.
HEADQUARrERs MILITARY COMMISSIONERS.
NiRstssn,h DtriStOH Of Yirsis,a,
AIsxa.dria,, Va, september 10. 1879
In con pIiance with Psrasrapha special Oresrs.
SECTION ss sns oT II. Of
eec.sioned oy the death Of. the Hon James T.
who we're duly IeEisttrsd OF ths s,h day Of July,
70 others viii be entitled e. vote 3. this sisc;on
the fclosine else.: fir:s s.s,s'ssicn ?':sSss,
corner Of hoyal ant Prince streets second Regis:
% Il me :. Sse Court So1:s r1Sri
0t's r q the corner Of ince and
precinct; Ban. 6 .: sosa:; "a predict school.
house freeemsns T Rrlxss T.. Ia, LIZ H.
Military Commissioner Nineteenth Divi.i,n OF
ITO HE6I0AL sfUDENrs.-pI AN.
SST, sess:Sssf s:sn. "s ,. M Il soss ssae:sf
n~DB. q. w wO0TLFY Has REa0YEO
rom g .as * t, nss. 81 ;..sss
nv 0lIIoI wAsHIs0TVN rKl rIsG
iss9-Ihe annual NE. rlUs for election Of Off oers
Mo b sea fs s0:ss Of rra
80. THOs. :. WAeGAMAs,
se 22-a Secretary pro TEN.
nOOsTa.ETTsAiaRIR2if, s ~ xS SAsr MEETING
By requ.s. Of the people. the Damp Meeting
s.ss: d the zisa cessi sai
sS5,;TSs over nssf sssbb,.s and brssS
O'Clock e. come one, come all, to the great Union
B. rRUsTY. pastor in charge
.A.JEhlBBR, Chairman Committee 70 Ct
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CITY end country pavery vfshing to publish this
advsrecsmsat, oIoe 8 week. viii please esnd pro-
lossls II writing. foe one, tee and tnrse moasne,
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ORPHANS OOU BIT, sept Il. ls6e.-DIsrRlcr
~ oF CoLUMBIA, WAsaIxSToN CoUNT 90 wn.
In the case Of ANNA L. SMITH, admi uistrafrtx
afors said hes, with The approb ton of the Or
pbsns' Court OF Washington County sforesaid
D. 1853, for the nnsl settlement and distrtbn
tion of the p sonal estate Of said dsceasd and OF
col ected and turned into m lney; When and where
all the creditors aud heirs of said deceased are mo-
titled to attend. with their claims properly
vouched. or they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from Oil bepeht In said doceas. estate provided
Q copy OF this order bs publ, he'd once a week Tor
three weeks In the Evening Star Previous Z, said
day. Tette:-A. WEBSTER
q Is law3wr Register nj will.
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I ROPOsALs FOB COAL AND woop

either sawed and split or In stick from on. M,
MP to fiye hundred. and 70 be delivered from The
livery thereof. " W.
The individual proposing for said coal to stat.
the highest price to be given for tn same And Ia
designate ,he particular quantity, kiud or size or
mace use Immediate proposals viii be received
f said coal to be ltvered and upon the terns ss
give the number Of the oose, street, aud between
what streets he bousa IL located. Upon the ae.
hotihtd thereof. " w
Proposals may be sent through the post Office
post paid. to nay place Of bastness, No Iao
feDnsylvanis avenue betwsen I7tn aud 18Th sts
or my residence, No 326 street north, between
10Th ard 18th streets, Washfp gton D. O.
Blank forms for bids can he obtained at my ONCE
se25 cost y =. ALEXANDER
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