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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

THE COUNTY JAIL-AuemPt II Prisoners 10
rs dPe-G. raj RsROratioR.-A fe W DAYS since
Glen Croker, the warden OF the iall I'M passing
through me corridor facing the cells IN the
northeast portion OF the building on the third
ii o., noticed thai some l. OF % prisoners in
That section looked suspiciously, and Judging
mat all was not right determined IN 4: thew
should be watched A careful examination of
the walls revealed the fact tina. a hole lar %
enough for man 10 pass through had been
cut almost through the wall, in which the old
bricks had ben carefully replaced ana MAS.
tered up with soap and lime III, was also found
nat they had made good progress in cutting
me front wall OF the centre cell. The prisoner.
were placed IN irons and he walls reptired
IL was doubtless their intention TO make their
escape by first jumping 10 a shed directly
under The place where they were at work and
70 guard against any successful escape by the
use of the shed hereafter ii will lie removed
II mere aie az present about 90 prisoners con.
hEed here about ~ OF VIII I'm are under sentence
AZ labor, and they have been and are being en-
pioyrd III cleaning up the building and
grounds. In the north west part OF the enclos.
ure garden has been made, in which yege.
tables are grown for the use of the prisoners,
ana IN he rooms on the south side ot the build.
Ing used by the female prisoners. the floors
nave been repaired and the walls thoroughly
coaIed with whitewash. In the cells. halls
and corridors whitewash and cement has m ida
greatly improved appearance. The fencing
and walls outside have also been greatly I'M
proved In appearance, while IN the yards gut.
ters have bern laid. Indeed, Gen c. has made
50 much headway In the work of renoyatiug
dItion In former years are very agJ eeably sur
pr sed and its present condition is very cred.
liable 10 the ward en-. the deputy warden, and
their associates.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrg,teuu,

LEE LoupoS AND HAMFsHrRE RAILROAD
oyNNs' ton Net, g.spsrl:iS - Eas, Es.fssg
I, oe CGi.sd-Aft-r the close Il ms uess %
Snanke 'O-oaf, an an formSi M. ting VAS held
70 hsar proposition from w " I,nnrxr.s,
Se retary OF the AIeNsntrls Canal n l-osd
ana bridge company, In rrgS 20 A rsiIroSi
cnhneclon as follows The sNSa i-t- CsnSl
Railroad and Bridge Camp,px r-,,o.s :,
ouild 8 railroad from CiCorrr;ovn n t,nn.s-
with the Alexandra, London, and HampShf-s
r'lfoso, a. porn near ne nile post on ssia
road ~ miles from Gesrge'own. 20 ere. )
suitable and substantial railroad hrias. :, n,T
the pIsrs Of thu AausdUct, and 20 cree; Cen -
and shops In GscrC town on Bridge strsst
They ask for 4 subscription 10 thsi- rsptt,l
stock of Sanooo. one-half on the part - no
CORPORATE n, snd one-half on par. OF he t.y.ls
OF Gecrgetown. The advantages Claimed are
tn saving OF distance and redu ed cost OF coz
struc'tNn. The rates OF charges 20 ia the same
per schedule OF 1.oudon ana Hampshire rail-
road. In no event wtll there b. q discrtmlnH-
tion against he interest oi Georgetown. TIE
road ana appurten al ces % De nnishal hy
January, To, II prompt scton taken on the
above proposition. The President. Evan
Lyons, o.. saIa be was an favor of any
r-asona BILE expense which would enura 20 tae
benefit OF Georgetown by bring ng TO her 'n-!-
chandIse and :raffic. A general int-rcnauga ID!
VIEWS was then had, res ulting in a call bin 2
arranged for the meeting OF the citizens 4
Georgeiown a. Market Hail on wednesday
mo rug nsXt a. n O'clock Mr. Daussn
va miv aus earnestly urged prOmp- action Oh
II par OF NreOrgAtoNu On = 5 proposition ana
proc eued a ieHgfh - ShoE ~ adv l.Ngas
hich our citizens would derive from ~ pro-
y sed connection The feeling q -sa fLt--
chants ard business men who Were pre~au..
was apparently vfry fivOTa5le Of 'he rasasur.
TEST Cav ~. chambers was nrougrt.
n by briceT CunniA CHAM this morning -
runnin- his wagon wI;hoVt hceas". ana w.
lined = 20 ~ Justice Buckley. l. appears IA
Chambers - tn- proprietor Of AZ NurssS "a -Du
IN washing and was plying nis bzs.ra.~
- without license. which he says a. va
told II was MOI necessary . nave.
MERCHANT'S lNCH Az g.-Thp offerings on
Change th.S morning were 30 bushels ~
wheat. OF which N" folio Tiug caoIcs whasf
wss sold.-l2- bushels a, -, aud , Bushels
sac.
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TENkRAScR MATERIAL Union League
Hail iasl night an interesting tenn DeraEce lac
ture was delivered by Hon. w. l. Lovett. OF
California, who took as his tex: Tine CT rse Of
Wine The hall was well crowded, and the
lecture attentlvely listened TO. In the .ourSa of
his remarks, Mr. Loveu stated that Ross
Browne was sent TO Washington by the Wine
Growers Association OF California TO secure
legislation in their interest, aud announc I'd
that the result OF his labors were seen IN tue
passage OF law by Congress 10 the effect that
the tax upon native brandIes should be no
higher than upon other distilled spirits, and
auth orizing the Commits 81 ner OF Internal Rev.
enue. with the censen, of the Secretary to ex-
empt the product of apples. peaches and grapes
from any tax. ON the i&th OF October last
commissioner Rollins telegraphed to his sub.
oroinates in California that the products were
exempt. The result would be. he said, to in
Once the compounders OF liquors in the East
who had been Calling their wines sspure French
brandy" to 60 into the man utacture Of CaIifor-
MIA brandy, on " hlch no tax was PAYABLE
whereby fifty millions OF gallons would In us
b. man ufactured annually under that at OF
Congress. During the lecture Mr.. I.ovs,t r..
eted poem entitl. The Water King" which
was highly appIauded.
81. Peters Total Abstinence Society held a
meeting az -. Peters parocnial school-hou
on T street, last night, where adore wers
delivered by DR. Joseph Walsh and NJ d. r.
Harris. ard rumber % s. gnatU res were OBJ
tanned 10 the pledge.
n the aftarn Don, an open-aIr meeting was
held at the Northern Liberty Market. which
was addressed ny Mr.. George Savage. Judge
Blood and Mr.. oscar Alexander.
In the evening, Z: Carroll Hall, temper.
aucP meeting was held under the auspi,s IS Of
the Catholic Beneficial TOTAL Abstinence -
CIety. at which addresses Were III ado by col
A. Warren Scott and others, and several per-
sons signed the pledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

ALTEBCATIOS IN A PAWNBRoKRR's OFFICE
On Saturday afternoon Nr. t. Burustina
pawLb while AZ his Office on 18th street
was attacked by Isaac. Levi, and Sam ueI Abra
hams, who used a cane, umbrella, and billy
knocking him against the wall and in turing
MN somewhat. Detective NcDevitt happened
TO be near at the time, and rushed in, and after
some little trouble took them into custody The
Abrahams We're taken before Justice Walter
ans were each fined 50 and required To give
security to keep the peace. IL appeared rom
the evidence that one of the accused had been
in tie employment of Mr.. B. and had been dis
cn@rgeo, hence the assault. This morning Mr.
Burns;lDe procured q warrant against the par.
ties from Justice Walter, charging them with
an assault and battery and attempt to KILL and
they were arrested by Detective Thompson and
taken before the justice, who held them 10 bail
for further hearing.
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DROPOsALs FOB ENVELOPES.

Posr FIcKDEraRrNKxr,
Sealed Proposals Will be received al this Dcpar,
ment until May 81. at o'clock, D. m for furnish
during period 81 two We RS from the Isl cT JuST
ls6g The estimated number of envelopes that
WILDE required annually 10 as follows:
Class Ho. /, 100, more or less So By So in.
Glass No. ?. 400 co. more or lees, 8. BY Sc in
Glass No. ). 7soyoo. more or less, 81. by 6. in
Glass NJ. 4, 7sa.ccO, more or less, By in
Class No. s, $4,000. more or less. by los, in.
For Glass No; J, an ordinary quality Of huff or
yellow paper Will answer. The other classes q
lie mace from red, blue, green. and buf cream.
coiorea paper. as may lie required, Of approved
All the above mentioned envelopes must be rnsde
sealiae upon the entire length Of the Dap and must
have such printing upon the face as may be direct
banded In parcels Of twenty hve, packed ia paste
board or straw boxes each to contain not than
letter, oflcial, and extra Official szee sep arafeIy
in Strong pspeT Sc az to sea .e &c De
non Gy nail :, for deliver to postmssters When
Wrapping will be dispensed with.
=, When 500 or more envelopes are required TO nh
sas snsy Rns ss
wien less than SoN are required, proper labels
the the Whole be done under tse a.
recuon OF an agent of the Department
titles as may from time time be required TO nh
orders of Postmasters or by the Departnept and
where the accepted bidder resides. or ar the enye
Iope asenoy, or at this department. as the Post.
master General may direct, free OF cost for pack.
Bids are also invited for 90 600 enveI pes, m.re
paper. by 9-l0 inches. and 20 be printed in The
manner pressIibed BY the Department, for use in
eops: to be good orSeF frle Of c e.
ne !. WssSinston b c. au aIa
titles % from time TO time may be ordered
Package anveicpes by Io Inches, made from rom
q * sss sS:sniisi;
Zach E; continuing 40 and packet wooden cas-.
the Department, or TO Postmasters, a may 10 di.
fe All res on 1ss sa s for Isea
e11,ed fSr delivery At the Department % he
tion' fso.s FL signt Tree Of cost for transporta-
mail matter.
on sr about q the q s Next TO
~ssS the deIsnt kinds q envelopes for
cation q che principal post odcss At the be-
Bidder. are REQUIRED to furnish Specimens of tn.
be considered unless offered BY envelope manufac-
The Irics bid and the quality Of samples submit
Ted will be taken into consideration in awarding
Bonds will be required for the faithful perform
anSe Of the contract, and oil payments under it
Will be made quarterly.
The Postmaster General reserves the right to re-
lect any or all bids IL deemed compatible with the
public interests.
:. Bids must be endorsed "Proposals for Office ard
f nSs1r nso Letter En.slopss &C. Of
may ana sdare:ssd % the Third Assistant Post.
JOHN A. J. CREsswELb,
ep-eoto Postmaster General.
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Ihk MAY tE~TINAL or THE WAsBI~GroN
-, AT FL I'm NkEkIN was formally orsnso IS
Gay Win a picnic and shooting for prl.ss a,
ne rev Sthueiz-n Park. on S-,enth srraa,
sSn - 20 Iast Two days This morning n
ten O'Clock The member OF ths assocta,in. :.
semoled, 10 strong, AT Stosch's yiet1rI, H,ss,
on Pennsy!yania avenue, pet weeu . z AMI G,h
streets, ana, Preceded by the Marine RsnJ
marched up the avenue and out IN straa, .,
the Park, presenting a very fine apnsar,,c.
IN their grey coats trimmed with green, hI.c,
pants, and felt hats with black feather To.
marsnalS, mounted, wearing red, White aud
oiaek six sashes. Were Chief. l.. Bsyer ena
assistants, Edward kolp, Sebastian Aman and
Dr. Patent
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TIE REGISTRATION

The RFaIsTB OMIT. m ne T., p =
.rsRce 10 IL -Jpe 1iag.-Tne Judges OF Reg.s.r a-
ton have determined on sitting ~ Union Hail.
lith street. between q and New York avenue
on Wednesday, the 18th instant, from l. m .
To - m. for the purpose OF taking he names
OF the Gnali'ied voters IN the First, Sec lnG and
Third Wards who are aged. infirm or sick and
OF clerks, ar DRIVERS, city employees railroad
employees, clergymen, physicians, hotel and
boarding house employees; and 81 the CITY Hall
on the same say, from p m. to y. IN for The
other wards OF the cry. During this time they
VIII register, as Tar as Pr3r'ibabe, persons en-
braved III the classes specified, as well as other
qualified voters. In none of the wards thus
Tar have the voters reg stered fully, aud par
ticularly in the first three rave tney been IT,.
miss. So far are they short tina. il is claimed
TO be Impossible for The Judges to take the
names of those not YET registered in any one of
last 4 letter was addressed by Messrs &. r =
Richardson and over % other citizens of
the Second Ward, representing that there are
large number of our frllOw-ctiZens of n
Second Ward who are DESTROYS OF registering
but who are deprived OF the privilege by the
few days allotted for that purpose, in which
they say; I'VE have no doubt il is YOUR iptep.
ton, SO tar as the limited time allowed Won
Will permit, 10 grant every opportunity to our
citizens to present themselves for registration
end we are informed uHeHtidlly that another
day Is to be given TO this ward; will you there.
fore do US the special favor 10 inform us
whether such is your intention, and what day
you have set apart for the purposer' On Sat
urday the Board returned ans wer that it would
be impossible to give another day to the Sec
ond Ward. but that they will meet on Wednes.
day for the purpose set forth in the notice re-
ferred to above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

THB AssRssogs.-The Assessors of the sew.
eral wards have beer in session several weeks
past for the purpose of hearing appeals and the
time for hearing appeals expired on Satur.
Gay During this time about $50 appeals
nave been hesrd and decided on, about
half OF that number being in writing,
but there were in many cases entire
neighborhoods interested in the decisions OF
the board. In most Of these appeals the asses.
ments Were reduced and in some others the
parties by calling the attention Of the boa rd had
an increased valuation set ON their property
When the assessment was changed in anv par
hcular locality the board of course attended 20
tne increase or reduction of the assessment on
the adjoining property and in this way have
Gone much more work tnan is generally sup.
posed. The beard will sit ten days longer for
the purpose OF correcting errors, but will not
hear or determine any further appeals. During
the session OF the board five out Of seven men,
oers have been n all times present and fire.
quently the whole board have been IL session
day after day and attended 10 their work. The
real estate assessment books Will be completed
by the LIST OF June to be handed over to the
proper officer.
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DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

Cd TREs>CRy DEPARrsENr, May n, ls.g
,Seale'- Proposals for fornlshing ststiOn.r. To-
tss u psrtment until the 10Th day u une Is9 at
A schedule of the articles and quant,ti.. 70
4nlred, ana blank forms for birdius, containing
ton.
The bids will be considered. an accepted or re-
Contracts must De executed ny the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time 20 time during the year in a N titles
pursuant 10 orders from he Department Tn,
entire quantities in the schedule will how ever s
Zach proposal must he .igned ny thu individual
or nrm making n. end be accompanied by bOnd
with sufcient sureties In the sum Of 1--we thousanf
dollars. S3 90 approved by United Stated Dis
Department. conditioned pom the ecution OF q
contract, with good aud susficient bonds tor fur
hishlng such portion OF the article may be
All deliveries will he subject O. INSPECTION by g.
expert, detailed for thu purpose By the Secretary
., me rT ~ and the delivery o. an infror
coIitrHf.
Deliveries must be free Of charge ct the Treasury
Department., WASHINGTON.
The failure 20 comply with any one order under
the contract will operate the forfeiture Of the
entire penalty Of the bond or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase IN OPEN market.
sary q supply the deficiency caused Dy -ach fail
urs and charge 10 the contrarto : nifty pr ntum
OF the price which " shall be found necessary 10
Proposals unaocomp pa ni.d by q satisfactory bond
VIII net be considered. aud contracts vii b.
awarded only to established manufacturers OF or
Bideers will be required 90 conform their bids 10
the sps idcations furnished and failure - d.
will cause the re Jection of any bid
GEO s BOUTWELL,.
To- i'm SeclefarV ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

RECORDER OF DRRDs.-Simon Wolf, ESQ;
the newly appointed Recorder OF Deeds, en-
tered upon the discharge OF his duties on Sat
urday at the office IT the City Hail. He has
appointed the following clerks In his Off IN
pla OF a like number removed and it Will be
SCI N that he Is not unmindful OF the CLAIMS of
Union soldiers or colore6 men: Col. G. F.
SchaWyer, Frank Bartlett, Capt. K Williams
and Charles A. Thomas. The last named is a
coiored man lately in the service Of Senator
Pomeroy as private secretary. Mr.. Wolf has
commenced the work OF removing and refit:ipe
the Office and has determined TO keep IL open
for members OF the bar from I 10 8 p. m daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

The NEW ErRUsCAN SETS INST received Al
Mr. Prlggs One Dollar Jewelry Store, tl6
pennsylvania avenue, as we'll as thu maIach.
ties, onyx, yet and hundreds of other styles OF
sleeve bu tons are OF exquisite designs, and we
advise our readers TO call at once and msss
their selections. Housekrepers who desire 20
purchase silver-platsd ware. spoons. forks,
casters. ics-ptchers, ana waters, Will fed 4
magDificsn, variety q; this popular estsblIsl-
III. nj. Mr. Prigg is in constant receipt o. nov
elites. Among his richer ARTICLES are the AIas,a
Diamonds in real gold setting. and spIsu i,I
stock OF Oroide Watches and CHAINS for ladies'
and gentlemen, which need only 70 be seen 70
be- apprec ated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

NEW BUILDING AS-oCIATION-El,aw
will be- found the call Tor meeting for ,hs
formation of a new building ASSOCIATION in
>ou;h Washington on Thursday night ItvuI
undoubtedly be success from The start as thos-
proposing 10 take part IN ~ have been associat-
ed with the most successful OF these enterprises
heretofore IL Will be conducted on the we'll
tested old plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17
ATTINPr To Mrnnxp a.,

v uDEh INFANT,-Iln Naf-
uIray AFTERNOON a colored woman ON nh stree,
M. -n, eated some excitement by her efforts
~ nuiuei an infant child by choking n and
ab nut her large crowd. but n was taten -.
Iron nef, ana Ofhcsr Columbus took her NJ
custody and carried her and the child to the
stauon- mouse. Justice Clark committed her To
Mary Edwards. " NA'se VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

THE RsCHAFITKs Distric, Tent
OF tne order OF Rechabi,es, which has lurisdic.
uon over the tents Of MARY land, the DISTRICT of
toiunoia and the eastern sections Of Virginia
VII meet tnIs afternoon IN 1isoryetowp Ths
oioef IN TINS city Wall pay q fraternal VISIT TO
virginia Tent OF Alexandra Tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

KoNDrD.-To.day, Messrs. Donoho ana cos
eng, 70 WHOM .ne contract was awarded last
street, entered into bond for the fsithSni ~. IN
cution Of the work. Their bid Was as ,oi,e
ABS per foot for the main sewer; s9 ia ynS w.
for traps. "'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

PEARLS BEHIND THE RUBTHS.-When rosy
lips part pearls should glitter b-hini them To
preserve and beautfy the dental enamel, there
IS no preparation like Sozodonf, "A compound
OF the most wholesome vegetable antsepties,
among which the Bark Of the South American
Soap Tree, known TO the natives as DuiIlay, and
used by the Spanish Americans for cleansing
without impairing the most delicate fabrics, Is
the most important. 60
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JoTIUE 10 CONTRACTORS.
MayaR's OFFICE, ClryuA

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Nay n 1853 {
Sealed Proposals vii be received at thi, OH ,e
until i M, MUNDAl, May q. 1869, for the con
struction Of three brtdgss On Third, Fourth, and
Pl.ns and specifications Of the work 20 he done
can BE seen, end any other is'orR alton can be OF
tanned, on personal application at the City Sur
a printed copy of this advertisement must ne at
tached 10 each proposal, and each bid must be &C.
companted by written guarantees. sig ned b. two
responslbie persons, that the party parties pro-
posing Will enter into contract upon receiving the
swardment
The right is reserved to reject any and AL bids,
shall be deemed for the interest Of the Corpora
ton TO do %.
The work 70 be done under the supervision ant
inspection Of the City Surveyor. Commissioner Of
the Third Ward. ana In accordance with Law.
Prepoeels TO be endorsed, - Proposals for Bridges
in Third Ward /" ]. X. WRIGHT
myl1lH Commissioner Third Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

CELEBRArED BUUk AND LAGER Bsgk-Wa
called yesterday AZ tie we'll known Rss'au-
rant OF John Beck, and were shown a sasnp'a
OF this delicious oeyerage, which be had ia 81,
r ceiYad drect from Chicago. Those ygn
would ENJOY glass OF this popular drink Wal
ind IL in all itS purity and fresnnrSs a Mr.
Beck, on stree, ad ioinIng The office o; IN
National IntelligenCer. l@a
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DROPosALs FOB WASTE PAPER-

OFFICE OF THE GENERAr srPEErNrExqrxr.
fEk ~ b ILrrN.-,
WsSHIS TOY. nay a, l~1g.
Pre- rosals will lie received at the once q the
General Superintendent Of the Treasury Is n ldiuss
until Il O'Clock noon IN THURSDAY. the GOT
Instant. Tor the sale OF WAISTS PAPER belong
Jug 70 the Treasury d. partnent for one year from
Let Juke. 1853.
The Paper will b. selected into two diHsreut
kinds, white and mixed, together with = quantity
OF dI led pulp low on hand, for which tide sill %
received separately, and the contract awarded 70
the highest bidder. tax. a q whole.
The Department reserves tn right to reject all
any portion % the bids received.
Proposals will be marked "Proposals for Waste
Paper" addressed 20 the General Su perintendent
GEoRGE. @ RICE.
myl I'd Gent supt Treasury Buildiuss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

TIE POTOMAC CLUB OF South w,.h,on,,,,
oepr-psrine for TRIP down the Potion a. -,
enaidtown anu finey Poin; and propose -
ye here on Saturday, evening, 2gth inst -.
pg on Monday morning following.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

COMPLIMENTARY MAY FRsrIvAL.-On
thursday evening next, Prof Marini proposes
10 give TO his pupils and patrons A grand Com.
plmentary May festival al his academy This
announcement will be received with great
PIrasu re, not alone by his scholars and their
immediate friends, but bv all who, on the o..
casion OF the May ball at the National Thestsr
witnessed with so much delight the perfection
and skill Of his pupils in the terpsichorean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

E1CuRsIoNs.-Tne Potomac Ferry Compauy
sdvertlse the steamer Wawaset for charter tor
The same time the advantages possss - -, -
place ofpleasu:e resort are Sc, forth. 'A'@
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THE COURrS

COURT IN CENTRAL TERN This morning,
the arg ument In the case of Best sgt. B.: WAS
concluded, and The COT n or.ier-d >di III stisn
OF The decree below. Rider aet NJ tkep-ace;
ars ued and decision reserved. Smith agt. PauE
arg ument in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-17

MOTTO Not 10 be Oa,done.-Having pur-
chased an immense stock OF Gents Eurnis hing
Goods for the coming season. We call the at
tenuon OF the public to the following list OF
prices At which we are selling our goods now
20 dozen White Shirts tor s5C.aSl: 25G dozen
White Shirts for 81 .25aSl.5O; large lot Shirts
All sizes and well made, for Sl.95aS2: a very
line artlcle, warran ted to fit, 81 50; Undershirts
and Drawers, Of all styles and sizes, from IS
cents upwards, good Cotton Socks, three PAIRS
Tor % cents; Handkerchiefs, already hemmed
from 10 cents upward; the Royal Eagle Paper
Collar, the best fitting collar ever made, IS cts
box; splendid Paper Collar, cloth lined
button hole, 10 cents a box: Neckties, Scarts
&c, OF the latest designs, and IN endless yari-
ETY.. DO not miss the pls e: il is Franc 4 Gold
mans, Marble Hall, No. AS 7th street, opposite
Tatnt OHlce. ALI: