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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14

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9. Sanbcrn NIT elmer pa6enpen 9fepe
er6fnet. Gin 8rief Don Sen. SHERMAN
>puroe Yerlelen> fpl9enpe geamte 9ewablt:
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5ameS DiQep, N0ifant @etretar.
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&bas. 6. @aragt, Captain.
G~recutin COMMITTEE.
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pe0en @lanspunft cas Banquet mMer
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@ieper1eben alter Greunoe nod LANCE
ben Gbcilnebmern int @eoddtniB bletben
miro.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14
2u Dertauet pber,

3u %Strtaufen ober su serrenten.-
gin sreifSdtses 5aus an Der Naiainstou Nseup,. ,miih,n,
Nieolett Saus une 1: @ational 5ot.l. Minnsapsits, @ yiur.
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mug bteausns einseri&tet: qOfranm unb CUTE etaauaa beiuut
2ouie. Iae ,um Nuti&eresi&aft eeb0renbe @.rdtbi$aftsn.
alt SlSde, Nete, edsen, Ute1er, @aae.n, Wurftn1aidin.
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gutl&er f4la@ten. IL erree uae 2! sletae @dwetue, pferb u,
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S'rrtnten unter tebr ~liberalen Bebinsuneeu. Man uenbe l1
at Martin SeItmeter. UVinneapolis, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14
81 Dfrrfutfu.

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Das Minneluta Saus IN Gtiawater 1T ssn, nddaen /. 0tts~
Der an tu perrenten une tasaReublement b.1elben 3u pertaufer-
Nabtree BET Mrs. 3. f.NinIe peer 8. G,rriet, Gill
pater, Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14

gu ntrtaufen. - Cine Is pferbefraff
Danvftnal@tene. Drei ID q 8 n, 2 S<tten. gii-
zig tar zap IN @dbiesels mubIe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14

MuS3unerfaufeu.- gRein oeIommt,r
@urratt pom MStels ieber Irt aun btuioa,n nr;ifr sSsm
Molenfrans'2 2l u. 22 8. Str, Der SresbYts1isuer Rtsde
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14
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Sptaen;EGtn betfelteu 1T an Waineara6e cine Gbus DON
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~ s.a S'se"''afaes 3tpette Strase, % abafbam ~. Nt,us
"'''"' % %"t spbn ebert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14

: @m Dtenitas %ueriammelten i1@ fol-
9enbe Mit9lteper peS alien 4ten in sSnz
9erloQs 5aQe in @emd6beit eines ersan<
9enen MufrufS: - .,s,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14
Meunion bes 4ten Mtnnefota Meei=
rte1nt6.

Mm Dtenltas Yerlammelten f@
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Company q. @m. $. 5al,
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q. .. petertn, Sulius v. &orm,
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Grart MQ9onter, s. q. Sanide,
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Deter Sleion. Spbn Dolphin,
6. $. @tiu@felb, Spbn 6. Naas,
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6. st. @lou8b, Spbn Smitb,
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Sobn W. Mor@e, s. 6. punt,
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@bas. Wearnlp Jon, Sc. g. Yerftns,
s. >. @plf. Spbn 9. &anbau,
Company .. s. s. Ioateptn,
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81. Downing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

Hon CoLrMBrs DELANo, OF OHIo-The So.
isctIop OF this gentleman by General Grant for
the position o. Commissioner Of Internal Rev
nue. indicates in advance the character Of those
ihst will te likely 70 compose the ne " Cabins:
II is apparent that solid business quaiih cations
ana strlct integrity of character will be the
basis OF selection rather than mere political
prominence Mr.. Dslano is entirely self. m de,
owing rothIng TO wealth OF family IN n ueuce At
the commencement Of his career; achieving
success alone. by the force OF his own talents
and tnorts. He represented his present dis
trict II the House very ably some twenty years
since Afterwards engaged in banking in New
YORK city, securing there an independent for
tune. He has occupied besides. at various
times, several responsible public positions
with credit 10 himself snd to the entire satisfac
non OF the public. Probably Eo one in his
Stste enjoying more generally, unqualified
personal and political confidence aud respect
tie Is prominent mem Der Of the anti Rituaistic
branch Of he Episcopal Chruch. and prac.i-
crlly exemplifes his religious principles IN
all his business relations. +. A Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

The career OF Col. Forney has bsen active
and Infiusntia bu; W. doubt il there has been
any portion Of il go useful. or upon which he
viii look back with so much satisfaction, as
lis present work CT aiding in developing tue
resources OF the South by supplying tue needed
labor and capital. Tbs IL the true way TO 're-
construct the south on healthy basis by
peOplIng Its unoccuptd lands VIII industri-
Gus. steady emigrants. and furnishing to 1t
capital sufficient TO set all the whsels Of indus.
try in motion. We wish Mr.. Forney every
success in his good work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
THE RECEPTION.

TIokets FOR the Insuguraticn Reception at the
TrtssIry Buil1ing on the night Of the 4th of
hch can be oil tanned at the eailusr e r. of the
General COMMITTEE, No 4o7 street, .ear
Seventh, IT at the follow ing places
Wizards Hotel, Ibbitt House National N ,teI
teston House. Metropolitan Hotel ST James
Hotel. Washington House, or st the Union hotel
Georeetowp: at the hlusic stores OF Xii, and
MetzsrCtt, and At the Book Stores II Blanchard &
MOhpn, Philip & SOICuions, French a kichard-
SOL, Mohun BestOr, Shitli ngton. nd MOrrison's
The tickets are : ID each, and admit one GENTLE
man ami two Ia ies to TIE Reception, Dancing
I'D supper Rooms.
Two full brass bands and n We string and, have
cen engaged 10 furnish music for promensding
a-Ic los dancing,
TIE supper will be provided nv JOHN A.
Gk. ], vi hose reputation As a Caterer 10 W, II es
taDlsktd.
There will Re commodieus Dressing rooms Wit,
bsIb ers and other attic btsnts.
strong police force has been engaged and the
public may rest sesurrd that the presence of i'm
proper persons gill lot be toll, rated shouId am
to thus insult the hJuored guests of the eveniaR
The msmmoth OK General Grant. " presented to
Boston is ROW exhibition at the corner OF Penn
~ wanna avenue and 9Th street The profits OF this
exhibttisn and Of the Rsce ptisn 20 be donated
to the Lincoln Monument Association.
The General Committee have done everything
within their power tOgive 'fiGf to the lofhoi Al
ceremonies OF the Inauguration, aad have every
the occasion ard :editsb,e to the Nstioaai Ne.
tropohs.
TT. TULLOCK,
ma11 Secretary General Committee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

SENATOR WADE The Cincinnati Cbropic!.
VI scent dat- has long and ghly euIogis-
NC sruele on Senator Wade, which closes with
>as 'Gho"ins announcement of his purpose to
Ee'ire " hoily from public life.
AS tne name of S>nato- Wade has be- N m sed
~ some IN connection with a positio, in ,hs
cabinet OF the new Administration, and bv
otheTs IN connection with a position abroad.
- axe thls occasion 10 state here what we
now TO be the facts 4, he. hs.r 81 ,., " {
81 >rnafor Wa1e TO rsttre from public life ar
Ne close OF his Senatorial term and 10 thai AZ.
tr'fninauon he H'u od.ere-teelining a foreign
missIcn or anything else
hs the thr0niete has been regarded as spe-
CIally friendly TO Mr.. Wade, if no, his yscoy-
nisrd organ, we presume this statemen, nav
n reysrded as authentic and conclusive. al.
though it is widely at variance with the com.
nonly entertained i'm presslon on the subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

A PARALLEL to some of Disrasli's .Curiositiss
80 l. teIa'ure' was furnished by the experisuca
he two eminent divines, Bishop Simpson
I'd Rev Nm. Morley Punshon, VINO officlatad
- ruCpolnan Methodist Church in this
~ yes'erda'--the former IN the morning,
Md he latter in the afternoon. newspaper
.-Fo-;er called upon Mr. Punshon a little BE-.
fore tie hour assigned to him. and asked 10
iovs NJ the sermon be had prepared, with q
view 20 making a correct synopsis Of II for
"ubiesiion. Mr.. r. replied that he had lndesd
prepared a discourse for the CASTOR. and would
e happy 10 ooiige the reporter; but, cur,ousIy
enough, and unfortunately for him, Eishop
simpson had spoken in the morning from the
Identical text he had himself selected, and
G. 'errd the general and particular grounds he
had expected 20 go over in the afternoon. In.
-;rsd, therefore. Of having a sermon TO show AT
that time, he had lie " one to prepare, suitable
- he occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

Jrcn the subject Of cheap building material
and the patent brick used a. the Howard Uni
Nersity, correspondent calls our attention to
the fact that the test. made at the NAVY Yard
ndtT the superIntsndencs of MAJOR W X
hirg, show from sixteen experiment an aver
Sge resistance Of 17-}ji pounds, and that the
h,CCEs when new averaged nearly 900 pou nds
- more than double the amour nj REQUIRED. az a
ssstsr &C Of3.GTG pounds per block or brick isaIl
thar 10 needed at the bottom of the first story of
tne University He says that where there has
been any difficulty with the bricks n has b.en
in the green ones, moistened by a driving
oIm, or wetted ana frozen alternately where
BY the outer surface scales of. The wall tina,
"ave way was not any portion or the Univer-
sIiy buildings preper, put was JbGt OF the hos
pItsI structure, come distance awav in ~ /.
valley below. ard which was run UP with
undue haste under some emergency
We doubt not the main diff Guilty Is from I'd q
liability of the green bricks 20 stand wettiug
Architect Mullets experiments showed that
the bricks could BE- readily washed way, by
friction OF the hands, after being submerged in
water few minutes. IL is claimed ina. the
b-iCx Grows harder and frmer after "a n wet
urg, which Is probably the case: and that in
The ordinary course Of exposure 10 The weather
they increase in resistance al the rate of ahout
t.tG pounds per month. We are lot disposed
10 DIN altogether in the outcry against these
bricks. but il is eviden; that the American haste
10 do very'hing IN twenty minutes has caused
n use OF insdeq uaiely seasoned material 81
'ne Howard diversity buildings. This is un-
fortunate. a. II throws acknowledgment over
ne task Of seeking cheap and handsome
building material, capable of being readily
made On the ground where tits to be put IN
But TT the experimentation go or until some
r2tuTal building material Is discovered, less
destructive than wood, less costly than stone OF
aIlS- burned brick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

We have hopes even OF New Jersey, Gov.
'lsncoiph, OF that State, sent TO its LsgisI,tu
. Saturday last q message in which he recon.
nsads the addition Of the transit duties upou
Passengers and freight now collected from
De consolidated railroads, usually designated
% Camden and Amboy monopoly. and a uni
I'm tsx on railroad property. To be sure, we
save no information that the mmunication
. A. favorsbly rebeived. or will be favorably
srtec Oh but he TACT that document Of that
character las hs-n sent VA IL an encou raging
sndicstion- NOw. ct Maryland aud Delaware
give MS an equally fsvoraoI- sign, and we shall
H-cIr 20 ttIrk thc~e parts Of The world really
,1 -rCys win til T-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
THE PROCESSION.

Associations intending to participate in The In
au .uIs alton Ceremonies and desirisg position 10
the proc ess n will report At once ing chsrac.
ter Of Organization probable siren 9Th ami desc rib
rig Uniform arms, music &c, to Gen N CHI
MAN Chairman OF the Commit re on Procession
nf the headquarters of the General Committed
407 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
To Advsrtiser..-Onr Advertising patron

To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons
a-e requested TO send IL their favors before
. o'clock m, as Advertisements received
Later cannot BE- insured an insertion IN
IHE STAR OF the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after tina, hour
an every disposition 10 accommodate, we
hHd ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and sdhere TO A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
SAVE YOU'D MONEY

The Cndersisned has Just taken out q NEW
PATENT FOR PAVING SIDEWALKS. GUT.
TERS A6D STREETS WITHOUT sK.M
dispensing With curb. and red ucing the %
below the contract price any OF the wards in this
city with brick, which will last for a lifetime
without repair. o0) loads OF PAVING SAND
for ale at the ard on Tiber Creek. between and
streets. ThOBNTON SMITH,
nhl-u 1874 street, bet 9Th q nd IItb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

HASGING.-On next Friday. the Jttfof March,
the four negroes convicted of the murder of the
captain and mate of thu schooner Brave,
will he hung in the jail-yard at Princess
Anne. Md. The names Of the four muir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
GENERAL KILPATRIOK
will deliver his celebrated Lecture,
SHKRMAN,s MARcH TO THE sra

"sHERMANs MARCH TO TIE SEA-
At the Congregational Church cor. 10th and G SITS
WEDNESDAY EVENING March3d,
For the benefit Of wounded and disabled soldiers
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
Tickets 30 cts Reserved Seats s cts. To be
had at French RiChardsons Bookstore, Penna
ave bet and 10th SITS. and Of thu COMMITTEE
Capt. w III. Slater, store $50 Pa avenue; Capt
Jotn Kds in Mason, General Land Otice, Room
la, Or W. j Collins, Headquarters q A. 4 :,
4O7 =. near 9TH street ma n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

az Fi'fvsr husdT,d women are smploved m
srer tox InannfaCtsrss ia New YORK.
81 e. mtTIc sE4,s, ia fine striped pat,sras
are aupCCnc :or sfgIag fashions.
~ OEe-fi.th Z ~ CTder OF Jesuits are in the
"a ri STATS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

iDe admiration for Lopez, the PIraguayan
Dictator, which has existed in some minds on
account of his pluck or rather the pluck shown
~ bis people IN their contests with an allied
-Geny, Is verv likely to fade away as his char
er comes 10 be correctly understood. The
Portrait painted of him by Mr.. Porter c. Bliss,
she istrIy imprisoned diplomat, who has had
ample opportunities for making careful studio,
Of his subject. il anything but pleasing. Ac
COrdinG 10 that authority, Lopez il of mixed
blood. swarthy IL complexion. very fat short
81 stature, Emphatic IN temperament, sensual,
xIGttInous, cowardly, cruel, and superstitious
Ii - charged that he freq uently passes days
together in a condition OF bestial iRtoxica,ion
IN company with his mistresses for the time
beng. who are chan ed and renewed accord
iuz 10 his caprice, without the slightest regard
TO the ties OF family or affection. He has how
ever, a permanent mistress IN a woman he se-
cuced from her husband in France some seven.
teen ears ago, by whom he has six children
the eldest Of which, now fifteen years of age, is
heir spparent TO The Dictatorship.
Lopez rules his subjects most despotically.
ard his will is the highest law known in Par
aguay. This will be understood when il is
known that not q single inhaoitaat of the
country dares do so much as marry without
the consent of the Dictator. who, for reasons of
ms OWns Wnile not always 10r0iddIng matri.
mony, does all he can, by precspt and exam
PIE. 70 discourage the institution among his
subjects. The consequences of this singular
course are visible everywhere in the mos, de-
praved and demoralizsd state OF society i'm
sginaoie in country making any pretence 10
civilization Yet, notwithstanding his power
and force Of character. the Dictator is repre-
sented ny Mr.. Bliss To be a most notorious cow.
ard and that gentleman says he never Saw q
battle except from s perfectly safe distance,
" bile his headquarters in the Held are al ways
tar in the rear OF actual hostilities.
Making all due allowance for the natural
bIas and probable prejudice of the artist, il is
more than likely that the main features of his
subject are correctly drawn. and the character
portrayed Is plainly one not TO be admired At
the very best. ~ is evident that Lopez who at
ere tine seemed 20 ne some " hat of nero. is
anything bat the proper .tyle of person TO
found a dynasty ON this continent A pep
pie q yerned by such a ruler, or by the de-
scendants of such stock, can hardly fail TO be-
come thoroughly debssed and permanently en-
.iaved, even If they do not iapse into actual
:SIoirIsm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

~GKAED SACRED CONUERT
AT THE
FOUNDRY NJ. CHURCH.
corner Of Fourteenth and G streets
MONDAY EVENING. March lat,
at eight clock.
The programme will embr ace Chorusas SsIac
tiops j, I'm the Masters, Quartetts, Trios, Duets
and Solos
En- inc niu.ical talent Of this city have kindly
consented TO assist the choir, In the rendition OF
the above programme
rare feature and trust rich music nj treat
will close the performance
The National LYNN. my Country tits of Thee
will be rendered as follows:
Isl star "a, semi chorus; I'd stanZs, full chorus
ana 81 stanZa, ful chores. In which the aud nee
VIII be requested to Toin-with full Organ accom-.
Doors open at o'cleck,
Tickets, 80 cents To be had at the door IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
TMEDICAL'DEPARfM GEORGE
~ TOWN COLLEGE

The ANIMAL commencement IF this institution
will he hell at the National Thestre, on TUES.
DAY the ID day OF March. at O'Clock m
The Degree Of N ID will be conferred on the
candidates for graduation by the Rev b A Ma
guire Pre-ident OF GEORGETOWN College. rhe All
6Iess to the graduates will be delivered BY Prof.
james Morgan M. d. The vailed Ictory address
to the class will be delivered 10y Frank Oowsu,
one OF the evsduafee.
The profession and public sre invited to attend
m Lit JOHNeON ELIOT. m ID. d. An.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

From d sr'hs-f 4 Mohun we have Rrrper',
,s-r Tor NSFcu g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
fIt0lh >. MAY & CO.'S mn
9W PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT lQW
sos PENNsYLyANIAA AVENUE.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH Streets.

ApEXANDRE'5,
DEsPBE's,
ALEXANDBIHNE'S,
COURvOisIERs,
White. Light, Medium, Dark and Rlack-.u
stree for Ladies and Gentlemen.
81 STICK Of BEST KID GLOVES ON HAND
worth
~ 10000. IN
~ Those wishing GLOVES FOR TIRE MAT
BATON BALL will find just what they want a,
1HE PARIS KID GLOVE DEPOT. m i-stif
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF co PART.
The CO. partnership heretofore existing between
GCsTANE LANoBukGH and MAX LANS
bUECli "a der the sty 10 o. LAnSBUKGH BR1
has been els day dissolved by mutual consent ~
MaTch |, 1859.
GCSTAVE LAEsBURGH
MAA LANSBURGH
The business will be continued. at the s.ma
place, 513 9Th street, 10y GUSTAyE LANs
bt RGH and AMEs LANSBURGH nnde, the
hrm Ct LASSBU kGH b BRO. -.
We take this occasion to thank our friends And
hume rous customers for the liberal patron ape
heretofore bestO wed aud would espectfuIIy ssL a
cCntinuatiCu Of the SANE
The books and accounts OF the late firm will Ia
settled by either party. All persons indebted +, os
will confer great favor By settling their acc m
at their earliest convenience.
mails LANSBURGH BRO
Intel, ChrOn Exp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

il. L. DEANE, Secretary.
nTrAIR AND FESTIVAL AT WAUGH
capitol aiil, commencing TUESDAY Sd instant
nc ranlinG nor ether oblectiouebl features. A
nj 0Ayel, anufsctured OF wood from the
MOUNT % OLIVES, well authenticated > viii
De donated to the Lodge or Society receiving the
grestest number Of votes Admission 10 cents;
UP TIE RIG TIME COMING ~
u3 FREE LECTURES ANNEXATION"
esid to be twelve months ahead Of public opin-
Ion" RICHARD STUART Nv ms will continue his
Lectures, " 18th numerous poeticsl recttatious ct
woodward Building near corner PeIna avenue
NESDAf EVENINGS. Msrcb LIST. I'd. and Sd
Music in attenGance. Admission free Reserved
seats ~ cents. mari 2rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
NoTICE Oh dissolution.

Notice 10 he reby given that the partnershin lata
ly subsist ins between HILLIAM HA 4 aud ] A
tiBIESBAUkK. Merchant ailors, No 5I3 qth
street, Warrington, ID o.. was dissolved by mutu
al consent the 18th day Of Februar, Istl All
debts owing to the aid nrn or o. are T.
be received by the said WiliiAm Hart, and all d.,
mar de- said firm 10 he presen ed to hi q, 10,
payment. Washington, d G Fehruary n, Io5a
NAL 81 WILLIAM HART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01
.THE INAUGURATION,
UNOFFICIAL CEREMONIES.

March 4. 1869.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-01

WILL BE SOCIAL NETTING
~ Of the NEW ENGLAND SOJIETY at
Y, LOB League ball, 9Th street, THIS MONDAY
ENEh1N6, att O'Clock. Per order:
IT. I, DEANE Sarrsfarv
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TIE under-igned have formed u CONFERENCE.-The
under the name and style Of JOHNSON 4 COI,
LEi 1T J21 eth street, where they viii cOptiI ne
TO sell off their whole stock of DRY Goods and Car
pets At cost for cash. before removing TO the ola
stand OF MessTs Shuster & 20.
GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-07-01
Special Notice.

We direct the attention of our cad
crs to the new advertisement OF
Mcssrs. Nottingham, Scott & Co.,
whose Office may DO found opposite
BallingalPs.
These gentlemen have not only
abundant capital to guarantee their
contracts, but also thoroughly under-
stand the business in all its branches
they arc engaged IN, and arc eminen-
tly worthy OF the confidence and pat
ronage OF tho public in every respect.
Their Dir, Scott is an accomplished
Architect and Builder, OF much,cxpo
rionce in erecting buildings ofmodern
and elegant styles, in Chicago and
other eastern cities, and their loca-
ton among us, has filled Il void long
felt herotoforc.
They propose to erect at once q
largo mandatory in which they will
not only carry on the work of ma.
king their popular patent stone bull
ding material, but also that Of doors,
sash, blinds, and everything required
to complete public or private build
ings from bed rock, to keyhole.
Give them call.