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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-21
COMPETITION CHALLENGED!
New stock and New Prices

COMPETITION CHALLENGED
New Stock and New Prices!
TENHE undersigned has just returned from the East
with an extensive and attractive Stock Of Win
ter Goods bought at the latest decline, TO which he
invites the attention of Buyers. The opportunity
to buy reasonably is presented.
FOREIGN G DOMESTIC GOODS,
Alpacas Poplins Reps, Delaines. Plain, Plaid and
Opera Flannes, 3. 4. and l0-4 Musins,
at 10. II, Is and 90 cents
Best CaicoS 10 to l. Gents!
Ginghams II, Is, Is and 20 Gents per y ard
And a variety Of other Goods at like reduced hg-
urcS
Hoods, Shawls. Sontags, Fancy Counter pancs
White and Grey Blankets, Quilted Comforts, Fan
cv and Linen Table Cloths, Crash, Seamless Bal
morals and a large stock Of Fancy Goods and No
tons Ladies and Children's Cloaks, cheaper than
they can be purchased elsewhere.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Of all STYLES and Sizes and at prices hitherto un
known. JOSEPH GOLDSMlIh.
Nov 26,' 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-01-21
Look at this and Read!
Look at this and Read!
LOOK AT THIS AND READ

Look at this and Read!
LOOK AT THIS AND READ!
/ y order TO make 4 change in my store room on
the first of January, will sell my entire stock
Of goods at a very small advance above cost.
THIS Is NO HUMBUG.
THIS Is NO HUMBUG.
THIS Is NO HUMBUG.
Best Calicos l2i5 cents,
Cottons from 10 cents up,
Delaines 20 cents
Alparas. Pcplin- and other Dress Goods at very
low H.. res. ShAwls, Balmorals, Flanhels, Check
Den, b., Linseys, Factory Goods, at lowest
Baltimore =. e,s. Gents / ler Shirts aud Draw
ers. Overall Cotton Flanner .-rts, Hats, Trunks,
Nalises, &C.
Stone and China Ware at less than cost
Cloths and Cassimeres at very low figures.
Heavy Winter Coats at $3.50.
Homemade Linsey Pants, 1915.
Vests, Vests, Vests,
from dollar up,
from dollar up,
from dollar up.
Oyercoats from dollars up,
OvcrcoatS from dollars up,
OyercoatS from dollars up.
The Greatest Bargains
In Ladies' Cloaks ever offered !
The Greatest Bargains
In Ladies' Cloaks ever offered
The Greatest Bargains
In Ladies' Cloaks ever offered !
At S. \. HAMBURGERS.
ATS. A. HAMBURGER'S.
At S. a. HAMBURGER'S.
NOTICE.-AIl persons indebted to me will please
come forward and settle, as no further indulgence
will be granted.
Nov. 10, 1865. ;. a. HAMBURGER.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-29
qer Qepr(6enranb.
Ma9 elmer selti6tli9en Gbatia6e er3dblt
BON
ST. &ptbenfIne.

Satob IL, Der redtmaii9e Sntaber
bes en9lil den IbrpneS aus rem Stuz
art'lden &5ni9sbauic, bate faum am
ii. Mat 1859 AT Der iril1en &uite,bei
&inlale 9elancet, IL erbpben ft6 Die
alauten6treuen Siren fir bic Sabe Der
Stuart unp mad fur;er 3eit fab f6
Safpb II. i'm Beflge ces 9rinenG rinS;
aber na1 eten 70 fur5er 3ett mar er
piecer our tiefen Srauer res braoen
@ulte5 eenItbist> ba6 9ano auf1u9eben.
@ilbelm Don Sranien uno Nfal1au, fem
treuloier S9mieseripbu, wubte burd
8ete9uns uno Sntri9ue rie Sprnebmz
ften 2anrz uno Seeoffsiere gum Abz
faQe pon ibrem r%edtmdbt9en 5errn 81
oerletten uno eS rur9 Gift S9laubett
uno @ewalt cabin gu brinsen, pab Ct
ielber gum Sicef6nig auseerufen MUIR
be. @dneu lammelte er icbt feline
&rie9Smadt uno fieate III Der Gdla1t
al Der 8pyne Safob aber HGdtete
fi9 mad .Granfreie,. -.... "
Sage bitterer Notb uno Der uuperz
antwortliditen &nedtuns famen abe,
bic 8%ewobner ceS u9rlnen Gilanoes"
eS pieperbplten fi@ dbnli9e @rduel:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-29
Ser ,,eue @eiten.

Mit berGpuenoun9 cerpacift cz8 abn
baben otebi6berisenS e;ei6nun9enS fen
unp Welten tbre Bepeutun9 Serloren u.
man mub 1i9 an cine anrere 9epHbner
Suinpts, mie @i6cpnl fin, Snotana uno
Sbio sebSrea fprtan ALE sum Slten ;
pteuetdt iosar AUDI Wthourt Soma II.
Mtnneloto. De- neue @eiten aber,
Der cine ret9li9e 6dlfte peS Gld9enz
raums Der Ser. Staaten, ME er ppr
DEM Mnfauf Yon Nlasta war, umfabt,
mdbreno er jeBt faum flint 8tertel Miilz
lionen peiber Ginwpbner 5dblt, 9ebt etz
1er Gntwidelun9 ent9e9e1> welde an
@rpBartisfeit uap S6neQiefeit sielei9t
loear Die oes ttsberisen @elten6 >peit
suridlanen miro. DEM bic Mtneral<
i6dse, wel6e bic Ntradun9en Der Sci
iensebir9e beiiben, mercen he Nniiepez
lung Der bis jebt fait nod unerforidten
Wipnthe auf cine @etle belbleuni9ett,
pie eS ieltit bic reidteng prenpldse reS
fru4ttaren Sbioz unp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ni6t Sermpdten.
z Gol9enpeS 1T Der l1mfana unp, mad
siemli@ 3uoerldsltden SddBunsen, rie
9eaenwdrti9eg inwobner3abl pieles r1eue1
Welten6: 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-05-29
TeuilIeton1I.,
OeS bentf<ben @beineS 8raut.

IS bemtieben @beineS 8ramt
@obl 1T int beutl9en @aterlanb
Man& i&Sner @tron1 su ldau'n,
@pbl 3iebt r,an@ blaues @oeenbanb
Dur@ Deuti9lanbs freie Gau'n ,
@obl blibt in li6tem @onnenfrabl
Man@ ebel'n @eines Slut ......
Muf 8~ersesbSb'n in sriinem SbaL
sn beuti9er StrSnae Slut:
Do@ einem @trom ioQ iest auein
Grtlineeu unler 2iet,
Do9 preiien laBt uns einenW etn,
8esetfert, beib erelibt.
Rennt ibr ben 5trom? 3ennt ibr BE
@ein p
0eprieitn fet'n fe laut!
Die Mpisl ITS, Der beuti@e @trpnt,
Des beuti9en &betnes 8raut!
9luf ter @oseiea blauen 9Sb'n
Ius utlbem Gelsseiiein ...+ MIG
Gntiprinet %trYfaaenllar unb i9Sn 81
@ein AueI iunefrduli9 rein. ~
Ct fiebt gu Ibal in i@neaem 2aut
@trSu,t RAID bur9 @eli9lanbs Iu'n,
Rein Gels, tein @trubel balt ibn auf
Sein Deutidlanb muB er iGau'n.
MiQfummet benn bu beuti9er TluB,
Du blaues @psenbanb,
@ei mir eesriibt nit beuti9em @rub
SIM beut19en @aterlanb! an...
Gel mir sesribt siel tauienbmal,
0eprisien beQ uno Iaut,
Dm idDner, beutiter Muielfrun,,
Des beutl9en &beines 8raut!
@ie ftsbeit tu 1u frii@ unb fret
Sn spQem Wusenbrans
Mn griinen NebenbDb'n sorbet @"
Das fiQe Gbal entlans!
Man9' alte @tabt, man@' bpber Dom
Sa biz i@ ipieselt bea,
Dabinraui6t tpinbesl9neu.
@p lentf 3um &bein but beinen 2auf
Griffith bein iG,Snes zoos;
9ub foieno uin1mt bic 8raut er auf
Sn ieinen fublea S@uu6.
Beslidt ifrGmf bu nit ibm babin,
> lei seprielen laut,
Du fdDner, beuti9er Moleltrom,
Des eeutiden @beines graut.
Ils Morsenaabe liiB uno bolb,
8riasft beinem lieteu &bein
Gu tpubl bas idDnfe, Bette Oolb,
Du brinef ibn1 beinen @ein.
limb wie bes 8rautsams troy'ssr Mutb
Gid feline &eben idaFt
Sou beiBer, piloer Teuersslutb,
gpu tiibner Manuestraft 3
Du brinsit ibm Irauben anb'rer 9lrt,
Du brinsi Jpn wir3'se n @ein,
SOL Geuer aud, bod liebli9 CART,
Sunefrduli9 milo unb rein.
> iuber Wein ! . ebles Cob!
@eprieien ieif bu laut..!!
@u liebli9 Bit bu, neil bid pfest
Des beutiden &beineS 8raut!
l1nb ub aud beine @iess iebt
@eufst unter fren1bem Sod,
81 weli@e @au'n bein Stromt AUDI nest,
Deuti& bleibit bu, MuieL bod!
Deutid 1T ia be;nes Namens 2aut,
DeutiA 1T bein sulbner Wein,
Dent beuti&en &bein bia bu setraut
Geutid wtrf bu ewis fetn!
limb tpenn einit infer @@la@tidwert tltrrt
Sm legten, beil'sen @treit,
Damn, beuti@e Gelieniunefrau, tpirb
Mu4 beine Wieg befreit!
Gin bonuernb Do9 aus BOILER 8ruE
@rfltns' gum 5immsl laut,
Dir 19Dnem, beuti@em MoielFrum,
Dir, beutl9en &beineS 8raut
SuItus Sttp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

0The HarvarG crew are hard at work pr..
pairing fer their contest with the Oxford crew
- Bisnchard Jerold. Sun % Dou glass -rold.
IL about 20 start an American paper IN Paris
~Erank swift and Fred. Hanlon have a
yeloeIpede race Tor 81, ooO early m June.
"They bore for silver at White Pine. and
md II costs only twenty per cent. as much IS
digging.
81 ~ Esv State librarian Of Michigan Is q
ISdy, Mira Tenney, wife of Prot Tenney, the
former Librarian
~ The New York Express says many per-
sons have persisted in the police station cells
OF that city Tor want OF medical attendance over
night.
~Aecordlng 20 the Havana DIdrio il taxes
thirty Eight armed yessrIs 20 watch NE Cubsu
coast Ard Yet American vessels are lsnolp
arms every dsy-
~Ihe mad-dog nSdness il spr.SdinS oxsr
sll parts OF he country, and 20 Ia. o. hs muI
lied sre the only alternatives lrf, 10 IN.
..purps."
ga Louisville milliser has sued ,hs vri,s
OF \ prominent merchant for SANDER IN spesE
IEg OF her s.that fancy lrs. Smith ,na
claims damages 20 the extent % sioDSe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

II may be Interesting TO the readers Of Victor
Hugo's story, The Man Who Laughs" now
appearing in chapters II APplS.OHs' WEEKLY, TO
Know that the boy who appears IN the opening.
and grows mp 70 be the Laughing Man.
under the name OF .sGwynplaine," and the pro-
lection Of the philosopher "Ursus'- is in
fact the legitimate son Of the old republican
peer Lord Clanenariie, as proved by the paper
thrown overheard from the BiscAyan ork
picked up on the coast Of France, ana brought
10 the once Of B1rkilphedro, the queen :
nattsrer. and the hster Of Duchess Joslane.
THIS evil-nInded lady who by s whIm, strange
oCt natural. rsses fierce fancy 70 the horribly
nutilated Gvynpl,ine is = riyAl IN his afec-
tons 70 The beautiful bind girl, Dea, whom IS
boy ne picked Up on he Caessil near wey-
mouth he remains f7Ithfal. 81 last. 70 IIea
who dies as she Is sailing away 70 Holland.
vhereupou 3wyrplsiEe. otherwise Fsrmoin,
Lord ClsnoharIie. jumps into the sea and IS
drowned. while old Crsus, Win his wolf
Hcrlo, l. Lett 70 make the voyage alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
And now the Bank of England undertakes Il

And ROW the Bank OF England undertakes TO
Tlske war upon American securities The
threat Is held out that the Bank will put q stop
70 the business of buying American five-twenty
bonds even II II hss 70 raise the rate OF dis
count to ) or 10 per cent. 1; is minated, too,
that while this policy may be defended in a
business pointot view, II is really int nded ss
rsp over American knuckIes for our course
upon the Alabama question. Our amiabls
British cousins seem indeed 70 hope for a
COLLAPSE over here the end ont. The
London Herald May 81 says:
American stocks and shares suffered con-
Slderably, because they are evidently viewed
win dlstruSt- and thoug 90 they may be taken on
continental account, English holders, If they
are determined to sell what they possess will
D enabled 10 escape the apprehended sacrifice
II any serious discussion should arise in reia.
ton 20 the Alabama claims 4 partial COLLAPSE
o. fhe otheT slde 81 ne Atlantic tcOuld peradps
u sdlutg-y lesson for those rho are encoarugi1o
tn lndT H'oremeH; G0Ginsf his country
The owners Of American bonds in Euglaud.
however. form pretty large interest. and will
be disinclined to aequiesce in a raid upon that
branch Of securities on such grounds. Indeed,
the London star lays, pointeciy:
''It u hard to see why il should be the special
mission of the Bank of England 10 punish by
RAISING the rate, the whole commercial COM
munlty, because number of capitalists choose
70 make Themselves creditors Of the United
States There Is nothing more childish tnan
10 suppose the Bank can control the kind of in
yestments or trade which may be INDUCED in.
IL II Is profitable, IL will be continues; If not,
n Will be abandoned; and IL the former, he
Bank ard the country will Fave TO shape their
financial arraE gements 10 meet the trade. and
not attempt TO kill IL of by raising the rate
The Star also hints that the Bank of England
is really unequal 10 bearing the strain of the
great extent of modern transactions and adds
significantly, 'that that institution deserves
our attention much more than making faces at
Amer1cs-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

Tie Lcrdcn correspondent OF CIilds Ansri-
- L.-sr.r. Gazette says there Is little doub,
lhA- tie bill introduced by Lord Russell for
he creation Of life peersges Will become = law.
zEd hat 4: Il does 1; Is generally Understood
rs. oEe CO tie first P~vrsges creaced Will b.
offered = NJ Dickens he has, however. sIg-
Lifted rs purpose never - enter political lIts,
Snd here seems 20 b = general approval Of his
cr-e-miISlor- L Is held thai he Is better
suI:ed for he part o. tie Great Commonsr''
c English Z cJion than to- even = life peerage.
Alc. So one Of the London papers says %
turn Charles Dickens INTO Lord Dickens would
- much he same mistake IN literature that IL
was II poliucs % turn William Pitt iato Lord
CnAthan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

Ms Scott-SIdtors has recovered from her
laclsposIuoE. AID last evening appeared ST the
MAGICAL 7 heater s. s'Bea-rIee" IN Much Ado
AooGI Nothing" This evening she will have
seneft- when she Will appear as Peg wof-
nng.on" n Masks and Faces Ol Monday
night, NessrS SpaIaIng R.PIey will BE- the
recipients Of complimentary benefit. King
Renes Daughter" Will Dc performed on taar
occasion. together with the farce entitled
'.Rcreo Jafisr JENKINS, or Too Mach for Good
Nature Mr.. Sherida. will rse.te Hoods
poem, Eugene ArAn- al Ms. Se-uin will
sirg Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

From SAiIlington. Udeon Building, we have
Tte Gald-y tor June, Tk> Nation for May 20
and The AiGHftc koR1Iy and oar TohHg Folks for
une; from J. e. Parker. AS tn street. we have
ne GAIA, 4. 1..,c foEtAly and oar TO1ag Folks
for June; and rom French & Richardson, 3Sa
Pe1nsylvania avenue. we have Harper's Eoatl.
., Oar Tang Falss and The une number Of
FA-HaHs's Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

Ole Ball Will give grand concert at Metze-
ro'i Hall Tomorrow evening, when be will be
assisted oy Mr.. Theodore Martens, pianist: Mr..
N Maedonal, tenor. and Miss :. w Barton
memo soprano Ss-ts can be sec ured ~ Met.
zerott's Music Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

The New York World of YESTERDAY has "a.
sketch OF certain porr.JG, OF the career O, Dan.
lei L Sickles, Mister 10 Spain" in which
charges are made OF character 10 invite /.
libel suit unless Mr.. Siekles has the h,as ~ /.
rninocaroS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
BOARDING..

EIRST CLASS BOARD AND Rooms ROB
families and single gentlemen at reduce rates
for the ommer. Fountain Hotel, corner 9th street
and Penna. avenue. myls- i'm
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY-At "SDrine Dali
- ouse," Lincoln Village. near the rsflro i'd
wet OF Leesburg. in Q rrisad . family. Pleasauf
roonsa and stabling. Address "SDringdale.p Lin.
coin, Loudon county. Va. my Il a0s
LIGHT Oh TEN BOARDERS COULD IN AC-
II conDodAtsd for the summer months with large
any Rooms: In . Pieces location. Apply 60
OHiON 4 BUTTS, Real Nstste Agents, Asyh
~ Pleasant View. only three minutes YAH from
stetion At Hyattsville, near BlAdensburs. Pure.
Geld Spa Spring on the place Railroad fare SIl 50
per quarter. ADDRESS Nm. P. sHEDD. Hyatt.
vile, Prince George county, Nd. my E-6t
EIISf0 BOARD, WITH PLEAsANr
terms, 81 31s 4 street, between Rth and 18th Q
short veik iron nest Of The public ofBoss.
ma liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

Harper's weekly aAs an appreciative nouee.
but unsatisfactory picture, OF Revenue Com.
missioner Wells
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

TIE WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter ana
IN wrappers ready for the msais, containa Gil
about the Municipal Campaign; the "Czti1sns"
mating Convention; Republican Meetings; the
Corcoran Art Gallery; the South Washington
Sunday School Celebration; the Lutheran
Synod; proposed Loudon Sc Hampshire Rail.
The Toll Bar" Changes in the Dep Mt
ments; Railroad Matters; Cuban News; So.
cietv News; Washington News and GOSSIP;
the Courts; the Working People: Useful Items
of Domestic Economy; Humorous Sketches;
with Departmental. and Local News; Axricui.
tursl and Housekeeping Miscellany; and the
latest Telegraphic Dispatches from all parts
OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

- Petitions are in circulation In New York
for the abolition OF the United States Senate
and the transfer of the veto power to the peo.
ple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

THK DAVIS Estate IN MIssIssIPPI-The
JEFF. and Joe Davis plantation. thirty miles be
low ticksourg, Is leased by an old negro a.
st,OOo year He hires 15O hands TO work 1t.
Not white man is seen about the place. The
whole plantation OF several thou sand acres is
plsnted IN cotton. which appears very promis-
iug, and from this one plantation cotton enough
Will be produced to run q mil in Lowell for
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
Il 0 = A l. E
MARTIN M. ROHRER,
EAL TATE BROK ER,
NEW YoRR AVENUE AND NINTH STREET.

offer for sale. ON VERY EASY TERMS, the
following desirable Houses
Yet one Of those elegant new three story BRIcK
AOUe1s in Jingle Place" street south, &C.
tween let and ID streets east House hes pressed
water, bath, water closets: underground sewerage
marble mantels, &c, and only one square from
Pennsylvania avenue horse cars. o. 900.
A beautiful thres-story BRICK HOUSE With
streets. This house contains modern imSro ossn
ments throughout Location very central 81 .Oo9.
Two new three. story BRICK HOUSES ii ust eom.
peted) with back buildings, pressed brick fronts,
orSTn :tSne trimming a gss bath ranges; hot aud
One at 81 600, the other ct $500.
Yet one of those charming three. story BRICK
HOUSES on Defrees street, with seven rooms.
bath room, halls, water, gas, cellar water closefs
excellent sewerage. $500
A three story BRICK HOUSE, basement and
fronting . Government RESERVES alton; splendid 10,
catien. Only $780,
Yet one Of those three story BRICK HOUeEs
with large back building. containing rooms, gas
water. bath, water closets, good sewerage &c, in
Irving Pace" on street, $500.
A three, story BRICK HOUSE, attic and back
building, in excellent order, ON Maine avenue
near oh str.et three squares south Of Pepnsyivs
mia avenue. Only o., 500. This Is q cheap prooer
ty; house alone worth more than the money
4 very desirable three story BRICK HOUsy.
win basement. eontainings rooms, range, hot and
q aud streets $500.
A new two-story BRICK HOUSE, with back
in BY Vile. alb out four miles from the city on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, e2,sO0.
In addition to the above have . good List of
proved, throughout the city, which can sell AT
fair prices ana on easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

TIE EIeaT-HouR LAw-An influential ad .
yocate of the workinGmen's construction of tue
eight hour Law rs preparing an elaborate argu.
ment. He proposes 10 prove that the average
reduction of hours OF laber under the law IS
only seven per cent, while the reduction OF
wages is twenty per cent He holds that tn
average reduction of hours of labor is but thr A.
fourths OF an hour per dsy.-Boston Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
An ENGIIsHNAS

To Offset this class of letters however, Mr..
Sumner receives by every mail numbers of let
tiers from his own countIymen, endorsing his
course and asking for copies OF bis great speech.
by the way, none OF the English papers have
had the fairness Yet 10 PRINT that speech. What
would be thought of an American paper that
would devote its editorial columns, day after
Gay, TO viIificatisn Of speech its readers had
never read
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21

nH iXs!iTgfLSE sEkyicE BfsHSe
rus into s d s! Rev. sHS1uf
MokNIsG, tTrinity sundsyJ Nay ssi. service
nrBUILDINe ASSOCIATIONS ON TaE OLD
on s5SpAY Ny Hli.'s ,:
election Of ON Gers viI take pisee Messins: :1 90
be held q Potomac Hall; corner Maryland avenue
TGTS1hsP $ soP 2AS %ATns ;! AgH PgeE sYR
sS Ss ,oss q, AND from y. s CAPITOL Hin To
pOftsnt business Of dispsnsns m.aioisss' ss.isa
anee as: been nred e take exclusive charge Of
No soda sold on sunday my min
NJ OTI =.
The public are hereby notified from thi. dat.
% Srd NH !h lin: Ron
light: :, night and the blue cars GRHks Light. 70
rOu'es-NsVy Yard and Baltimore Depot.
ma-a su,s Wash n and Gsofss so R.R
% OFFICE Gas sz:s SoaP1N4. AND OHIO
III sis's Ss SsS $SsS
Sa s s.y 6 IA;
in!:: ss::s s.: I'd sS
and .end bills to Treasurer ''
rC0hgnBdA eco CREATIVE BUILD.
ing Of the stosihOIdeIs, 70 receive and act upon
sss rs
sth and 10th. a: the amendments are important
it is requested that every s;Gessqlder be present
rr0 rH' h11s Ton 5ifA! OF WASHING
unan imous determined at their last meeting 70
call the Convention to nominate candidates for
Collector. Be gister. and Surveyor,
On WEDNESDAY, MAY 26rH, 1869,
At three o'clock in the afternoon
AT UNION LEAGUE HALL,
And that the several wards select
FIFTEEN DELEGATES
On TUESDAY. MAY 25rH, 1859.
By ballot, or otherwise, each ward may deem
hest: and that the respective wards furnish cre-
Zach ward should select Eve persons 8, menbers
efthe Republican General COMMITTEES Of this city,
to serve for or The ensuing year, and report their
By order Of The Committee.
BENZ. N. NEEDS, see'y. my N-4i
nFPLLAsE ANNOUNCE OoRNELIUs
the I nsGa:h wart the ensuing sf skyoR1ry
~WILLIAM Il. OLAGETr WILL BIZ SUP
u3 ported for COLLEOTOR OF TAXBe at
The sp.ui ", municipal election BY e
TANNUAL TAX s0rICT.
COLLECTORS OFTIcE o. 8 INTERNAL RyvKSrE.)
DIsTRIcT oF COLUMBIA,
WASH NJ r0N Nay Is, 1853. y
Notice he hereby given that the annual list of
taxes assessed in this collection district for the
year is6s has been received from the assessor and
that u Q duties ana taxes therein specihed have
become due and payable. The taxes Included in
the sfor, said Inst upon income for 1853 pecia
take. (licensesJ billiard tables. carriages watch
es and silver plate for 1859
will attend At my once. No. ass 7th street,
opposite the General Post Gfhce. daily, Su nd avs
eNeptedj from this date to MAY 81, 1859. from
O'Clock N. TO O'Clock ,. m. 10 receive the
sare
All persons Who shall neglect to Day the sums
due BY them resp ctiyely, according 70 the list
Aforesaid. within the time specified. May 81 1880
Will. AZ the expiration thereof become liable ts
ray FIVE PEk CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amount, together with other costs.
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the District Of
Columbia myis III
0-MILRrRNS' POLAR SOMA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-21
TIE PARTNERSHIP HIRBfOPoeG TX.
AHD GKORGB T0wN ICE COMPANY HAVING

THI Partnership HIRIfoIoHI TX:
Il toe1ng under the name Of the wASHIN0T0S
AND GE0RGBr0wN ICE COMPANY having
been dissolved, and the undersigned being ne l0n-
ger member thereof, his friends and the public
are hereby Informed thai be has again ed
himself In the ZOE BUSINESS, aud IL fully pre-
paisd to supply the best quality Of ICE in the
mar ket; at uniform price throughout the season,
ard guarantees full supply.
fhcce Wishing 90 be furnished viii piesse call q
once NJ his once and make their ARRANGEMENTS for
the eeeeon bis drivers are al reliable. honest:
eonpetenf, and oehgins men Amy orders handed
70 them or eft a4 the once viii Be promptly hle1-
Once and DEPOT ED stand. corner l:th aud
streets, where supply will be kept constantly on
hard for the Accommodation Of those tytag ~ .
distance.
Once open from early in the N ornias an ufns
O'Clock at nisht. ana st any time Of the nj yht IN
case Of sic krsss or other emergencies.
L. MIDDLETON
Corner leth and Street.
The wnhinstoa and eserEesavn lee Conp~ay
Are NOS sutherired 20 the Tee III eft. OF rss,
eonrssy sith the nHne Of the esdersfruet
~ ~i" LII n.
SOO BuehyLs GOOD OATS FOR q Gems.
."V pr oeseA AZ TASRcLLS
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