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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-09
VIRGINIA STATE ELECTION

VIRGINIA STATE ELECTION
KsCHMoND,.NA., July q. Dispatch.
es from Conservative sources from
the southsidc counties Nay the col.
ored vote for walker IL very large,
and several members Of the Iegisla
tufe have been gained.
, RICHMOND, VA, July o. The
slscaion here closed quietly. Both
Irsriics claim the State, but the re
!, tugus show that q large colorcd vot.
has been given for Walker, and II Is
thought that he has carried tb,
State by u handsome majority.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-09
The Cuban Situation.

Will out crediting all the infor-
nation said to be received i'll this
country by "a near lady relative of
the General in command of the Gu
ban forces," or in other quarters OF
similar authenticity it would seem
to be evident that the cause OF the
insurrectiOniSts in Cuba has lately
improved. They have received
some achievements from the Unit
ed States, although we very much
question the statement that the
number of the latter amounts to ov-
er seven thousand men, consisting
almost wholly of vererans i'll our
late war. Undoubtedly, whatever
fighting material manages to get
from our coast into Cuba is OF first
class quality, and will tell on the
fortunes Of the Insurgents. The hot
weather, so untavOrable to the Span.
ish troops, and the interegnum
caused by the change i'll the Captain
Generally, have also proved beneii-
cial to the revolutionary interest.
The unexpected course pursued by
General de Rodas has been explain-
ed on the supposition that he finds
the position OF the government much
more embarrassing than he had an
ticipated. We must say, however,
that the new Captain General
appeals to us, in the moderation and
clemcncy with which he enters upon
his command, to show rather that
he is a man of sense, and not the
mere brutal fighter he has been
represented to be. AT any rate, his
policy is the wisest which it was IL
his power to adopt.
Whether it will be successful il
the end, however, remains to b'
seen. DE Rodas has probably los
none of his energy, as his warlik'
m, assures will soon show. 1t i
, reported, also, that the Spanisl
Q Minister is now having built in thi
!, country some ten or fifteen ligh
4 draught gunbOats, to be devoted t
blockading the Island of Cuba, i
i order to guard completely agains
:. the landing of expeditions With me
u and supplies. This is more prObabl
= than the rumOr that he has bee
!. concerning with the English Minis
i ter plan of mastery inactivity,
e which shall betray our Government
c into substantial connivancc wit
= the Cuban tillibustcrs, and thu
e compel it to forfeit all its advanti
1t ges in the Alabama controvers,
81 The Administration Is much Ia
=, wife ava y to its duty to the law
er and to the first principals of inte
p national comfy 10 expo e it 10 al
= such blunder and crime also. IL
ia &c the h or of President q
u aud Scci etary Fish, and doub' T.
ne of the OF Ter members of the Cabint
N that they heartily sympathizc wi
a the desire of the people of Cuba 1
III free and independent goyernmc
oi They remeinbe however, ut Il
" same time, their inter iat onal oil
ur cations to Spain. especially to
al generated, and, we might almo
ne say, republican Spain; and tn
rs, remember both the laws and {
III national, interests. They know, {,
ny that freedom, to be ofany real val
is to the Cubians, must come fir,
ne within and not from without.
ne to the future disposition of I
Ill island, they know that manif
I'm destiny will settle all that in
he iullncss Of time. Oar neutral
'ps laws, therefore, will, at all even
% continue to be fairly but rigi
'r'l enforced.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-09
In Indianapolis Ind lawyer has

An Indianapolis md. lawyer has
received the following note: "Sir--
can get q devors, Il how soon on
grounds that cannot support my
wife have one child, a boy am will
ling to take care of the boy, ans. i'm.
eaditly & state what II will cost. IL
II costs go cant pay that much.
Direct to box 24O Burlington, VT,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-09

A valuable subscriber and patron
of the GAZETTE, sends us the fol
lowing letter received by him III an
swer to an advertisement in our last
number, acknowledging his lnablli.
ty to personally do the su1lact JUS
tice. Here it is rerbdttm ct Hteratim:
NEWARK LICKING Co., ONO.
Dear SIR
YOU Advertise Some printing pres
SEES, for sale. please guive me the
prices of the presses, and your paper
Cutters. and Card Cutters, what is
yolr price of the smallest press, how
meny fronts Of type, have they.
What size is the bed, ! would like
to bye A small one. have you any
printing ink tor sale. please give
me the prices of everything you
nave for sale now. how many
pounds do your smallistpress weight.
do YOU know who has these 81 90
printing presses for sale now. have
you any letters of the Alphabet to
sell, A bout s ORG of each, and about
6 kinds of letters. please let me
know the prices of your presses. and
SC. please write soon as you get
this. Hastily yours from
Z. J. X.
p. ST. have the few kinds OF
Fowls for sale at 1000 y pair or
1900 A trio. White face Black
spanish, Lite Bratunos, White leg
horns, Golden Bantuns. please let
me know if yon want any of the
Fowls and what do You charge tol
the letters about of each and abou
q kinds Large and small = sets o
Large and q of small ones and how
much they weigh. You must ey
cuse me for troubling you so mucl
write soon from L. }. X.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-09

The XVIII Amendment was adOp-
ted by the New Hampshire Legisla-
turc the other day. 1t had previous
" passed the house. This makes
twenty.three Legislatures in all
which have adopted the amendment,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-07-09

A history of DO ston is going the
rounds which describes Faneuil
Hall as the original Solomon's TEN.
pie. and Boston Common MS th,
garden of Eden with modern i'm,
provemcnts,'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

SECRETARY BoCTvKLL's SPEECH IN NEW
NoRK.-It has been stated tha Secretary Bout
well was entertained on Thursday evening in
New York BY the Union League Club. The
company was composed almost entirely of
prominent merchants and bankers who of
course insisted upon speech. The Times
says:
The Secretary spoke in a cheerful tone of the
financial position of the country. He said there
We're TWO things necessary 10 give our country
Inc STRONGEST and most en- iaoie positions IN the
WcIId. nese We're, first to secure the payment
a the national deot IN gold, without gu alifica-
ucn or equlvocatlOn. and secondly u sec re the
adoption OF the fifteenth amendment, neither of
which events was he disposed to consider in
doubt. The Secretary said that be had reason 10
believe that # be had the authority q good share
OF cur debt could now be funded at <, pernaps
Per cent, and when our Interest
account was reduced TO 100000 90 we
should have surplus from our present re.
sources OF from s6o,OOO, 0O0 to SO OO0,OO0 which
would make II very easy TO take care of the
demand d. bt. And that at our present rate of
taxation he believed our whole debt could be
paid on in twelve years. The Secretary also
observed that whoever does anything to Impair
Confidence In the ability and disposition of the
country 70 pay It's debts AIDES 70 the bu rdeu of
taxation OF the people, by compelling them TO
pay so much higher rate OF interest The
secretary also said that since he took ofite
nOthIDg bad been done, and IL he could help il
nothing should be done, for the purpose Of Civ
lIg any one opportunities of making money
out of the governments operations. Tina, could
Lot always be prevented. but IL should never
occur through the aid or conniyance of his
department"
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POINT OF ROCKS RAILRoApa city CON.

POINT OF ROCKS RAILRoAD.-A CITY CON.
temporary says:
The work on the Point of Rocks road five
miles this side Of Point Of Rocks. has been tenn
PoIaIny suspended in consequence of the scar
city OF labor, but upon this end of the road q nd
tne intermediate divisions the work Is being
pushed forward very rapidly"
Inat the work has been suspended near the
foint OF Rocks Is very likely, but we should
De very glad to be able to believe that IL Is being
pushed forward rapidly at this end. If so, the
operation is not visible To the naked eye For
the last six weeks two gravel cars have been
standing on the track AT Stott's, showing that
no work has been going on above there. Day
before yesterday gravel train, with four cars
IN charge Of one person, who seemed to be en-
gineer, fireman and shoveler for the concern,
made It's appearance on the line, and probably
10 the extent Of its one man power Is yigor.
ously pushing the work forward.
The cutting, as made on the line of the road
ss an exceedingly picturesque affair. 1t Is not
confined TO An ungraceful dead.level grade,
but rises and falls in a billowy sort Of way
very pleasing to the eye, but quite new in rail.
roading- Perhaps the idea is for the cars 10
run down one hill and up another, after the
fashion Of the Wells, Fargo express coaches,
gong over the mountains. by the way the
roao was TO have been running as far as Blair's
oy the 4th OF July-prooably the ath Of July,
1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

~Frisk, Jr. proposes 70 build Q Hudson
River steam boat coo feet In length.
- Miss Braddan Is said TO be growing more
and more insane.
Dan Rice 10 called ssthe bgnosed prime
minister OF Momus' by St. Louis admirer.
Neal Dow Is stumping for the temperance
~Texas expor. goats 10 Kansas. The cur.
rent price is 2 q head.
~Rsv. Mr.. Lord, New Jsrsev Methodist.
has done four days work in exca ystinS Tor hi |.
church in Paterson.
- BRUSH scientists have discovsrsd that
November shower Of motors.
~Cheyenne Is a town of some 200 I'm hi
tants. A year ago 10 had 5000. but White Dr. a
and the Sweetwater mines have drawn mo-, -
It's people away.
~Hon. John Morrisey Is endeavorins ,o
negotiate another match bet ween the Harvard
and Oxford crews, TO take place next Summer
upon Saratoga Lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

Inc Democratic Conventions in Baltimore
yesterday nominated candidates to an thu
eighteen seats which Baltimore city Is entitled
to In the Maryland House Of Delegates, and a
selection was also made for Senator from the
second District, and Col. Henry Snyder, the
present incumbent, received the nomination
majority Of the nominees are in favor of in
ternal Improvements and Mr.. Merryman for
state Treasurer. The conventions also elected
delegates to the State Convention, which will
meet In Baltimore on the LIST Of October to nom.
mate Democratic candidate for State Comp.
trOller.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

The BCTLEE WILL CAsE-He CharQs of
frdVd HnbdT0Wr.-General Benz r. Butler on
the Sptn Jnse, nled, as executor, with the Sur
rogate Of New York, a statement of the assats
OF his deceased brother, showing the assets OF
ms estate to be Sli2,S27.26. This statement
was contested as fraudulent by several cred.
itors OF the estate, and q referee (Cnarles Price
ESq.,l was ordered TO take testimony as to the
fraud. The contestants appeared yesterday
before the referee, but withdrew the charges OF
fraud, and the will will probably be admitted
10 probate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

POLITICAL General Robert Lowry. cand,-
date for Attorney General of MississIpppi ON
the Conservative Republican tickle wan his
utie of"General" In the Confederate army.
Among the candidates mentioned for the
Boston Mayo,alty are the present Mayor, DIR.
Snnruen, Mr Castor. Alderman Bald win. Ous
Nofeross, - ID. Crane, and Alderman White
The Boston Transcript say it is apparent
that there will be many delegat in the Wor.
cestsr Convention on the I'D inst, opposed 70
the ProhlbltOry Law, but in favor OF the re.
nomination OF Governor ClafiIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

SPORTING MEN IN TRoUBLE-Nike Nc COole d
90. Ind,cted-The sporting men in 81. Louis
nave been thrown into great CONSERVATION by
the Indictment OF Nike McCoole. Tom Allen
and Charles q. Gallagher by the Grand jury
OF N unroe county, Illinois, for the violation
OF the laws Of that State during the recent
prize hight. A req uisition for the der of
the men has been received from the Cover.
nor OF Illinois and forwarded to Governor
McClurg for signature. II Is rumored that the
accused men will not venture To stsnd a
trial, preferipg to leave the State -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

The Morning Nelcs, the new penny paper.
which made its FIRST appearances here thi,
morning, is neatly-printed and sprightIv
sheet, locking as If it had come to stay. 1t is
very ersditabie to its enterprising proprietors-
bir. NJ G. Hart, for long time connected with
the Chronicle, of this city, and MT J. ID. Win
ter, whose father was the well-knovn con.
tractor for the marble work OF the Capitol ex
tension.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

- The Savannah Republican says: weun-
derstand that some fifteen hundred Chinamsu
have been ordered through the agency here,
chiefly by citizens and planters along the
coast. Thegreater portion Of them are desigu ed
for the rice and cotton fields, though quite a
number have been ordered by our citizens for
cooks, house servants washers, &c. They are
expected IN January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

1t Is as yet undecided whether Prince Arthur
viii visit the United STATES, but he probably
viii in the winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

CoLoRRD M. Il. CoNYBRByCR.-In this Con.
ference, in session at Elkton, Nj yesterdsv
the following Circuits and Missions were ere.
ated: Carroll, Frederick, Montgomery and
Howard counties, 70 Be connected and known
as the Western Maryland Circuit and Mission
the District of Colum oia TO form the District o.
Columbia Mission; Oak Grove, Princess Anne
St Peters Sc. James, Ferry Poiat and Nor.
FOLK, Va, 10 constitute Oak Grove Circuit;
mission was also created In Port Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

Prom j. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
nave The GaiGzy for October and Hearth and
Home for September IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

Prem j. Shillington, Odeon Building. We
nave the AftdHtie Monthly and Our Young Folks
for October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

QUREY-By what authority is 1lth street,
north Of the canal, being fenced of for private
uses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

The SHOOTING OF RRvsNUR DETECTIVE
BRooKs.-So much of the mystery surroand-
Ing the late attempt by emissaries Of the w his
Philadeiphia has been dispelled as to implicate
joseph Apple, whose distillery had lately been
seized BY Brooks, and q man named Hamilton.
cellent for the detection of the whole co wardlv
business. witness testified to seeing Robert
Hamilton, now under arrest, in Keenan's store
previous to the shooting, and that he went
tnence TO Apples place, who paid him q sum
OF money. Hamilton is believed to have driven
the hack in which the assassins escaped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

WADpY THOMPSON TAKBN FROM CUSTODY
On WRIT OF HADnAs OoaPUs.-Waddy
thompson. arrested in 81. Louis with Perry
ruler, for alleged revenue frauds, and on his
way to New Orleans for trial. under United
States marshal, was taken from the n ars hal 1t
Jackson. Tenn, Thursday, on Q writ Of habeas
Law Court of Memphis and discharged on the
ground that the United States commissio aer
had only the power Of a magistrate, 10 bail or
BE- carried TO another State Thorn pson Was
Immediately rearrested by Deputy United
States Marshal Arder, on o warraut issued bv
Commissioner Morrison, of Memphis, on the
bail to answer the charge Yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18
&c 1856
~ A DEFENSIVE MEDICINE

In time OF peace prepare for war" is a sou nd
military maxim. Let not The sickly season fl nd
you unprepared," 10 al equally good rule In medi
cal jurisprudenc The An must be made of iron
who finds himself at the close Of the summer as
strong as at its commencement. Such a phenoms-
non is rare, even among the most robust OF the
human family. Muscular and constitutional
vigor o, zes out Of rs In the broiling weather Of
July and August and few Of rs, 1t the opening Of
the FALL are in the best possible condition to defy
the unhealthy iniueKces of the season.
Fever and sgue and bilious remittsut fevers,
together with q variety of complaints that affect
the digestive organs the liver and the bowels form
portion of the Autumn programme. Bear in mind
that exhaustion invites these disorders, and that
staminsl vigor enables the system to repsl them
ITO he weak IL to be miserable, says satan to his
defeated eeions, in Par aaise Lost, snd the axiom
10 correct, Tn, ugh it comes from and evil source
do then, ye weak and feeble, fortify yourselves
against the invisible enemy that pervadts the Au
tomnsi All The best defence against miasna Is .
This rare vegetable tonic will improve your appe-
lite. stimulate your digestion, give firmness to
your nerves, inviE orAte your useular tibre regu
late Jour secrefions. cheer your spirits, and put
your entiIe physique In perfect working order. 1t
which viii recuperate and build yen up, 10 not
medicine.
see. hewever. that you have the genuine article.
There are initiate ms and counterfsIts in the mar
ket and they are Ell WORTHLESS. or dsleterion. Bear
TENS only sold In glass, never By the gallon or
cask and that each bottle bears o label surmoupt
ed by vffnette of St George and the Oregon and
our revenue stamp over the cork. ssl6-eo3t&w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

= The company owning the Aveudale mine
mas given $4,000 for the relief Of the families
of the victims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

ehngwen will appear as "Beppo" in "Fra
Dhavolo' at the National Theater this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

N DRAONeEOT, NO. 500 PENNSYLVANIA
w. syenue; between 9th and 10th streets, has
very hns secretion Of BONN IT'S, HATS. SRx lat
nkS, FLoWlRS, HUMAN HAZE CREOLI
ders from the Ladies' Of Washington fer auythins
In the millinery business. or in the line Of hair
vork and heir dressing. Mime st Simon. the eel.
ebreted Milliner. will b here I'm Q few weeks,
se16 ct n. DEMONGEOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

mS'' - o,,r,
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE,
TOMORROW,
vii cor tain nI e'ysse ccted Portrait and inter.
estir bio9rsDhfcal ekstsh OF
Wv. OoRCoRAR, ESQ,
oar distinguished fellow citizen and eminent NH.
lanfnrop1ef, together with the usual n1sIanre OF
original End selected Literary Matter, Poetry, the
Latest News, &C., &c.
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE.
Orrrcr-wAsHINaToH BUILDING.
It, corner Of 7th ct. and Penna svsuu..
TITAN ADJOURNED MEErING or TaE
AstOCIAfION Of the First Ward. viii be held ~
the Friends Meeting House. between 18th ana
18th streets, AONDAY, September 30th, &C 8
O'Clock p. m. Persons DESTROYS Of taking stock in
this Association can do % By calling Of the Presi
oents once, Pennsylvania avenue, near GeorRe.
town bridge, or Of the Secretary, at KidwelI 4
street. D.: CASTLE NAN, President.
=. 0OODOdILD, Secretary. sei7-3t
TEEW YORK REPUBLICAN, AssOCIA.
S tION.-An adjourned meeting of this
association will be held on SATURDAY, EVEN
League Hall. A full attendance is desirable, IS
the election Of onicers for the ensuing year viii
take Elsce: A. n. CLAPP, President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

FRENCH POPLINS, COLORED AND
BLACK;
RICH BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
LYONS BLACK SILK vELvErs:
ELEGANT BLACK vELvETEEN.
HIGH COLORED STYLISH PLAID POP.
LINS;
FIGURED AND PLAIN GREY FRENCH
EMpREss CLOTHS And FRrrCH ME-
RINOS;
BEAUTIFUL AND STYLISH FRENCH
CHINTZES;
HANDSOME STRIPED SHAwLS.
STRIPED AND PLAID ARABS;
AND OTHER
NEW DRESS MATERIALS,
JUST OPENED, AND ON SALE At THE VERY
LOWEST CASH Prices.
We also have fall stock of
FLANNRLs, OAssIMlREs,
TABLE DAMAsKs. NAPKINS, TowsLIHas.
QUILTS, BLANKETS.
sHEETINGs, COTTON AND LINEN SHEET.
lNGS,
PRINTS, DELAINIs.
And . full and complete stock Of
GENTS SHIRTS AND DRAW sBs, HANpKER.
CHIEFS, HALF-HOSE, sOAkFs, &c.
OUR STOCK OF HOSIERY Is VERY OoM.
PLETE IN LADIES' AND Chill.
DRENp SIZES.
DUB STOCK OF MOURNING GOODS Is VERY
LARGE, AND Is COMPOSED OF TIE
VARY BEST MATERIALS
IMPORTED.
ONE PRICE ONLY, IN PLAIN FIGURES
NO DEVIATION ALLOWED.
W. N. sHUSTEB BRO.
324 Psnnsylvania avenue,
sells tn asst between 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

The newly erected School Building OF the Ger.
man hvangeLcal Lutheran Con sregstion, corn ar
DAf the 10Th Of September, at O'Clock p m !,
with appropriate ceremonies. All patrons Of the
school are hereby respectfully Invited TO Attend
The day after, TUESDAY, the 2Ist. the winter
sosion OF the above named school will begin, as
Information % be had at the school house. cor
Rer of 4th and L streets. WI
seI7- NJ THE SCHOOL COMMIrrEr
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LEWIE q DAVIS DKETAL AssOmA.
~ TIOH,
Between 18th and 18th streets.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
No charge will be made for extracting whers Ar.
dhcfal Teeth are inserted, although the -
patient VIII be required 20 pay Tor the
eureieai operation hen performed, which S82
Associauon 10 nov prepared 20 meke Teeth On
Colo, silver, and Rubber. Ct New York, PhiIahSl.
tai work done can have 70 cheap 9 in the SbovS
named cities. All work will be done in the dSstsss
and best manner. and varra nted 20 give entfrS
satisfaction. Persons viii do we'll 20 cell and n.
anime our work before getting it elsewhere. IN n
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II = 9 A I'd OTIS
TT AND UNTkY
FOB SALE BIZ
.. r. BROWN q SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
ooRNII ISrH STREET Ann Hlw Yopx Avxrur,

.rIYTY I!M1 BUILDIH9 LOTS In Q. r,
i SroTnS suodiyision. NJ; Pleasant, are nov Of:
about half mile from the city limits, On and 0djS-
cent 70 18th street road the faohion ale drive Of
the city, and for health location, and surroundna
tmProvements, i me &ualled By any other locality
In the suburbs Of Washington. The LotS rsnee In
size nom quarter Of IN sore 20 an 0oro 0ooh 10
those contemplating early inDro vemept1 extra
inducemento will b. extended, M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

hRAUCHs WINE AND LIouoR REsrAu.
RANT.
MRs. ELIZASETH KRAUCH, widow Of Louis
Unsries hraucn. viii continue the business OF her
late husband at the old stand,
asa 9TH Strict, BETWEEN AID T.
T6s same assortment Of superior WINES and
EOHBlGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS will be
always on hand, for which her late husband was 90
popular. ne rs ri
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NTFlRsr oo,sSdPHR4TIyE BUILDIHG AS
eECOND ANNUAL MEETING-ELEOTION or

e MsTn. Spi,Sins Assoeiation will be held on
In Potomac Hall, corner Of Mary land avenue and
nth street. South " ashingtOo. Punc tual attend
an1e 10 requested. The report from the Secretary
eel6-it G. b THOMPaON Secretayv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

I intend Offering myself - Q Candidate for the
once Of Mayor Of the CITY Of w ashi gton, in oppo
sttion to the present city standardization. All
those interested would like TO call on me to In
terchange views. a. HUNTER.
&c 2lm Great AptiQuarisn Bookstore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-18

Having opened q branch Of our RICHMOND
TYPE FOUNDRY and PRINTERs' FURNISH.
ING WAREHOUSE In this city, we solicit Gus.
tom and guarantee satisfaction. In addition TO
our own Type, We supply Type and Materials from
any American Foundry, without charging freiaht
to this city. Fl. L. PELOUZE co.,
Corner 7th and streets,
sel6-eo3tf told IntellIeencer Building