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NEW EDYERTIsEMENTs
NEW DRUG STORE.

PHrsIefAxs may confidently rely EDon having
theif prescriptions eaTefally and accurately com.
pounded only nom tbs beet and Purest Medicines,
At all hours, uight or day.
TnE LADiRs can always hna ct my store the
largest and moas iashionnbls Stock Of Combs Brush
%, PeFfamery, Soap and Toilet Articles generally
To copErMs MKncHAsTs ! Will say, cali ana ex.
amino my stock, and viii sell you At sReh prices a.
VIII maize u 70 your interest 70 bay Of me. Tr
CoUuTnI PnTsiciAxs eaa buy sAesr Medicine.
On a. good terms from me n 10 other markets.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

PREsIDEsT GRANT has recently as-
sured Gov. Walker that be sees no rea.
con why the State of Virginia shotld
not be speedily admitted. -.a
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DOWN WITH MON PRICES,

NOTE ana LETTER PAPER Al from 10 10 30 .s.
per quirr, at the NEW DRUG STORE
roOH-DRusnfs from 10 70 50 cent? AZ the :
NEW. DRUG STORE. !,
y.u can sst an excellent HAIR BRUSH for 90
cents, Il the
d,e ssf NEW DRUG STORE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

.GooDs AT WHOLESALE. by
~ J ANDERSON.
y June IL, ls6s.-if.
Z TIE LATEST ATTR ACTION rs AT
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DIRECTORS ElEcrEp.

The following gentlemen we're then
elected Directors for the East Tennessee
and Virginia Railroad Thos. II. Calla-
way, Joseph Jsques, G. NJ. MeGhce,
Joseph Ii. Earnest, VIM. @. Cyle, Col.
Geo. w. Telford, Dr.. W Il. Sewer. b.
NJ. Branper, VIM. Galbreath, =. Dick.
inson, j. M. Meek, @. W. Nelson, j.
F. Gresham, j. r. Anderson, A 9.
Jackson.
Resolutions we're passed, looking 10
the consolidation Of both the roads pre-
sided over by Dol. Galloway, and q copy
being furnished the K. T. & Ga. Com.
pany, the overture was accepted, and on
Friday the board Of directors Of the two
roads were seated In their first consoli-
dated session. Their first aciicn au.
thoriIed the Presidsnt to issue the bonds
of the Company to an amount by him
deemed necessary, the proceeds TO be
applied to the paying Oh Of the debts
due the State and for other purposes.
The consolidation % the two roads
was perfected under an act OF the last
Legislature.
The time Of holding the annual meet.
ings saa fixed on the FIRST "Wednesday
IN eech year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03

No one remedy Is louder CALI.
for By the necessities Of d.
American people than a sum ~
safe cure for Fever and Ar,
Such we are now enabled 10 ~,
with n perfect certainty tAs, (
win eradicate the disease, M
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-03
Ayers Ague Cure

FOR Fever and AEue, Intermit,ep, p...
Chill Fever. Remittent Fever NJ
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever IN y.
and indeed all the affections which A..
rom malartous, marsh, or misSmst,
polsons. -
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80 ~ "A
-.e.~ ss ..4F4 -
''',s'
, 1869-02-05

net bekjendtgj0res herved at SEES
~ sioner i afgangne Madame Eli
zabeth Skeletons 90 tidligere abode
Mand Planter Timothy Skeletons
Fmlledsboe, indtiI videre vile blive
afholdte hrer t0rstc Onsdag Maa-
medcn om Ettermiddagem ~. 2 slct.
Sessionerne afloIdes paa min Boe-
pHI Huset Mr.. | i denne Byes Kon-
gensgade.
St. Croix Christiansted den Iste
Februar 1869.
T. e. MENDES.
, 1869-02-05
QVEGPLANTAGE
HAVENSIGHT.

beliggende under Mr.. 6 Franskmandsbay
Quarter her paa Den, stillet til Bortsalg
we'd 3de offentli=e Auctioner, der afholdes:
Onsdagen den 24de Februor d. Il. Kz. 12,
Onsdagen den lode Marts d. Il. Kz. 10,
OnsdQgen den 24d S. M. M. 10,
de. f0rste Auctioner her paa Contoiret og
3die Auction paa den til Salg stillede lien
dom.
Conditioner, Panteattest m. v. ere til
Eftersyn paa Auctionscontoiret.
Denne Bekj endtg jorelse tjener tillige til
Efterretning for Panthavere og andre We'd
kommende i Henhold til Pl. 22de April
1917.
st. Thom@ Auctionscontoir, den 2sde
Januar 1869.
P. M. ANDERSEN,
const.
, 1869-02-05

af mig son Executor testament be-
handlende FelIedsboe efter afdode
Madame Elizabeth Shelton og It'd
ligere afd0de Mand Planter Timothy
Shelton for at tage Bestemmelsc om
hvorvidt Realisation af Boets Plan
tage Canaan & Betty Jewel Dor
foretages eller like.
Skittesamlingen afholdes paa min
Boepul Mr.. i denne Byes Kongens-
gade.
st. Croix C~hristiansted den Istc
Februar 1869.
T. E. MENDES.
, 1869-02-05

If you say the treaty is a bad thing and ought
to be rejected by the Senate, Denmark has been
persuaded to ratify it /; the people of The islands
have been persuaded to vote for us; if we reject
the treaty, how will it he with Denmark !! Will
she and the nations Of Europe have d right to
say our national honor has been violated a! This
is the question on which Mr.. Summers commit
tee is bordering.
, 1869-02-05

ny the special request of a number
IL on persons, Mr.. b. Noel Branch
will REPEAT his lecture on "Woman"
with some few additions and emen-
dations, on Monday, Febr. 8th, in
St. Johns School House. Tickets
may be had at Mr.. G. Behagen's
Store. Price % cts, Children 10 cts.
The lecture will begin at y o'clock
p. Nj.
, 1869-02-05
VFOLGE Ordre fra Gouvernementet, v
a vorde atholdt
a

/ dette Steds oftentlige Retshuus M. 10 i
Kongensgade,
TirsdQg den ode dcnncs MiddQg III. 70
over Bygningen af en- ny L~andingsbro we'd
Christiansteds Vrrft og Reparationen af
Baadehuset sammesteds, SAINT Bygningen
at en- Landinesbro we'd Protestantkayen.
Conditionerne med Overslag henligge til
Eftersyn for de L.sthavende paa Auctions
Contoiret.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir den 1ste
Februar 1869.
c.. SARAUW.
, 1869-02-05
AUCTION,

WFTER Begjering af st. Thome Skifte-
A ret som behandlende susp. Underdom-
mel A. Rosenstand's Bo oliver den nevnte
Bo tilh0rende
, 1869-02-05
PROCLAMA

nLLE og Enhver som MATTE for
III meme at have Noget at fordre
paa afdodc Madame Elizabeth Skel-
tons og tidligere afgangne Mand
Planter Timothy Skeletons F~IIeds-
Doe, indkaldes herved til, linden tire
Maaneder fra dette ProcIamas sidste
Acknowledgements, at anmelde og be-
viisliggj0re saadant deres Krav for
Undeltegnede, der SON Executor te-
stamenti, behandier Boet.
st. Croix den lste Februar 1869.
r. E.. MENDES.
NET bekjendtgj0res herved at der
lD Onsdagen den 3die ..Marts d.. Al.
ON Eftermiddagen KL. 2 slet vii
biive afholdt en- S~klftesamling i Diet
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t'ORT McHENRY, MARYLAND,

AUgpsH "a. lisa
titeIent attaC he'd. " II he r-cei, ed by the und-r
slgneo Ihtil II clock a m, August 3l.t, l. - tct
supplying FRESH BEEF to the troops a. tits
post. "
The said Beef must be fresh of goo marketable.
1nailty, In tTLsi proportions OF fore and bind
quarters, meek, shanks aud kidney tallow TO he
"ncluc ed and to toe delivered this post free Of
COST IN SUI quantity IS may be FIR tima 10 tim.
reiulien ~ aud on such days as the commanding
per week ~
The pecks of the cattle aughtered for bee. 70 he
delivered GEd r tnis cement shall De cut OF Al
The four h tebral lint. aud the breast trimmed
down The shapks Of fore quarters shall be mt a n
Of hDd quarters tom six to ht inches above the
gambrel OF hook Joint. '"'
Separate proposals.. in durIicate, will also d..
received by the undersigned up to the sana hour
stoned officers and their fami lies ionpd at tnis
post - supplied thereirom. with such ChnIcr
Fresh Beef Q. they may from time 10 time mir.
sn. ~ kirloin and PorteTitouse steaks, STANDING
Rths. or Rib ROasts
These contract. 10 be force SIX mon he or such
lees time as the C"mmIssary General shall direct
suit e. to tie approval of the Commanding G. -net al
Of Department of the East.
In case OF taiiare deficiency In the unaIity or
'iuantity of the fresh beef etfpul lated 10 DE de-
Md shall have power To supply the deficiency Nv
purchase. and the contractor will De char sc With
the difference of cot
The contractor i'll be required to enter into
bonds for the sum Of two thousand doIars. signed
also by two responsible suretips, whose names
must Zee mentioned in the bics
M on the 3lst day Of August. 1879 at Fort NJ
Henry, Md At which time and place iiiders are
requested to be present.
Proposals WILDE marked Proposals for Beef !"
First Lieut 18th u. 4. ARTILLERY.
" 29-5t Brevet captain L 3. A, A. e. :.
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AleNaudria Matters,


The Gazette OF last evening" hs> toe f'iIJxlns
items:
Seritus Accident-Mr. Chs les % b1rna-
OF Mt Jackson, brakeman on tn - 4 IT am
on the Manassas Gap Kailr ,ad ruu"iag rom
HarTsonburg tn Woodstock, oa Wsdn-Sday
evening, the 2lsf, had one leg cut on and IN.
other so badly m sshed and bru,se1 tns, was
opprshendSd that amputation Tdhii b. NJ.
cessary. He was running from tn rear 20 h.,
front cars, OF top, when he slipped s"o fell
between the cars on the track. HI cJv--y
10 thought very doubtful.
temperance Dem0nstrd'i0n "A grand temper
ance demonstration will come OF al Hamilton
Loudon county, Virginia, on Thursday, the 5th
OF August, 10 which the friends OF he cause in
Washington, Alexandra and Georgetown have
beer invited. and will attend. An extra trim
will be run on the Alexandria, Loud N and
Hampshire Railroad. for the accomm Ddation
OF those who may desire TO be present.
The Wheat Cr0p.-lt Is stated that tn - neat
crop in this section of the state has not iurupi
out as well as was anticipated from he ap-
pearance of the straw, and n dIsappoiu tine" :
IS attributed to the deterioration the SID. Il
is also said that the farmers " bose crops 1ys
thus deceived them, are making arrangements
20 procure for their next seeding wheat from
Europe.
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1THALL'S BAR REVIEWER AT SEyEN
| GENTS

AT the same price We offer al Hair Prepa-
Tahcns: a. Barrett's, Ayes, kings, Ch-va
ileIs, MentsomeIy g. Mrs Allen 8, Wood ., Teb-
netts, &c Having greatly CT larg d my stock sm
prepared 10 retail everything Eert in irst iSss
pIug store at much less than eg1lsr rates. The
i,2io"lrg are given a. sample: Ayers Prepara-
.ons. - Brunette, -: Jayne's 20; Peruyi An
NIIup. 30; Mishler's Bitters, -; Califorui.
vines rohenck = Pre- parations, Il ~; Helm
told e 81; BaIrys TricO pherus. Lyons Katha-
Top Rrown's Ginger. 40; Phalan $ Perfumes, 80;
Lard Bloom, 90, Bachelors Hair Dye, 30:
Hsenolia Balm so Soda and Cream of Tia tar for
taking, very low. Colgates Az. all kinds caps
brushes, Combs and Toilet Powders, much lower
tran elsewhere. Also, our iiu. o'd BYE Whiskey
aIranted yuTe for medicinal aud family G>e. bot.
tied ~ gs. Per bottle.
ARTHUR NATrANS DRUGGIST.
Je IS SIN Corner ID and streets norm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

1Hg MOSQUITO tUESTIoS.-As mos, nj OeS
nave become Of 50 much importance As 10 a.
tiact The attention OF cur city Fathers, l. nav
not De amiss To thiOH some light on the O!i.la
OF thr mosquito. These pests of summer urJ-
ce-o HON he anImaCTlT, commonly termed
ths ''wIggletaIi" IfabOwi OF water A. MA II
ia lac Su INNER : sun Tor 4 few DAYS. q numbel
% 'WIRgl@taIls' " III br visible, ami they y.ilj
GTJ" IL SIZE Until they reach thIs--SiN-ratiri,,
nf an men III length, remaining iOug-Y Il IN.
surface As hey approach msturi'y, as a san,
Ing 10 i've ON the Influences derived !fom tua
i"o elements OF air and water. Finally - ~
Will assume a ChrysaliS form. and nv AN m
creased SPECIFIC gravity, sink to the bottom OF
me bowl few hours only Will sIi(;Sa when
>hJIi back furSe or nair VIII grow. our ON
every sd" OF each. ull ~ assumes TOE
TIA u a minute caterpillar L. specific
SiaNliy- brlDg thus COuutrTac'td. n will
II anIiy nOat 10 the surface and be waited
Ia the -Id- OF the bowl by the slightest breath
Oh hr. In short time ny Will be ha,chsd
SLn escape, leaving is tiny house upon the
>hl!dcr or Inc water. Any one who has q Us
fefn IN The yard has doubtless observed thu
NSll- -Iect every summer. although he NAV he
ignorant OF he beautiful aud simple process OF
development IL a pitcher, or cistern, or otter
wafer containing these animaicuIa,, Is placed
Ia close room every night, from which All
mo 81 uiross have BEEN previously axcIudai
enough Hiil breed from il during the n i'm IN
CAV" any salista tory amount OF trouble lie
iaci, sanding by shallow, haIf.sta -nant
pool, on midsummer day, the luII deypIon
meni ~ any numb-r of "wiggietaiIs' IN the
mosquito state can b. witnessed, and the origin
OF ms dlstuI bers y: nights sIumbarS mus
fully h>CertaInsu.
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GOVERNMENT Hosp!rAL FOR TIE IN.

ST. ErrzABETH, ID. c.. July Path, ls9
Sealed Proposals are invited till noon of MON
DAf AugUst 9th, J. %. fer fur shing this Insti-
tuti II one thousand Il 0JJl tons. 2z4D lbs 10 the
ton OF best run OF mine BlTUMISOUS or Cum.
bBRLAND COAL, to be deli cred at the Old or
utrer Hospital wharf in barCes or Hat bottom
water when losied " " vi
The delivery must CONNIE nee within ten %, ds,.
81 the time OF the Acc ptance OF any proposal nd
be Confined at the rate OF at least two hun fred
-tGl tons "a week till the VII Die amount aver
tised for Is i sliyered.
The coal Will be unloaded and weighed by the
Hospital, and 81 its eNpeuse, and settlel for a..
Co1dlDglv, and one half 80 OF one ID per cent
will he allowed for wsstsce unloa 1 nE aud art.
ing from the wharf ~ the scales which are On the
hill near the Hospital edince. II the coal iswrt
10 wastsge will he allowed.
Payment OF ninety 500 per cent Of the anon Mt
sue TOR each cargo will be made Immediately after
II ~ delivered ana weighed, and the ten lIrD per
cent Withheld viii all be paid when the full one
thousard Il Ul0t tons are delivered
No orer 70 furnish Coat above viii b. con
slder"l unless the man. IL given by which the
cal proposed to be furnished is known in me
3'aI ket Eor unless IL Is made by dealer or miner
VITO must iurLieh evidence satisfa tory 70 the nm
derel -n-d that he Is able 10 fur Dish the coal ia
cn'dsnce with lis bid, and il in the haoit of faI
hillTg his business engagements with promptne-s
aud eNactrtss Bids II be considered as bi ni, nc
Tor I'VE ~ days after the 9th of August AID thv
right is distinctly reserved reject all or any one
~ the oilers male II, In the Judgment Of the per
IDtepdent the publ interests luire il
20 cow T., III, NICHuL ! suparintanieut
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 6esrgetswu.

A Decision IN TIE Doc CAsI-In the case
~ officer Myles. against whom James SIM
mons brought action cor SIS, being the alleged
yalGe Of q doc o.. ned by MIN and shot bv
M1ies few days since. Justice Craig his
morning rend~rec Judgment against Nyles for
81 damages and costs fsuit
SECURITY FOR Good BeHAvIoR--Narv r.
toofe, coiored, appeared this morning before
Justice Buckley and procured q warrant for the
arfest 20 hrr brother, Edward Lee, whom she
'hareed with beattng her IN an &c hu ~ an m an
ner. Lee was discharged after giving security
keep the peace.
bAILED FOR CoURT.-J. W. Harper took a
INTO his head last evening 10 give Fanny War
TeL sound thrashine, and she tsos revenge
IN he law, whereupoa Harper was brought
ceiers Justice Buckley. charged with assault
ana hat'ery, and gave hal fer his appearance
at court.
RIVER kRoET.-Entered and Cleared
S'eamer Express. Nickle, from and 20 Il tltl-
more. Cleared-Steamer John Gibson, Win
t-rs. New York, and schooner Aohis L, Camp.
he'll, Dsnnison. for lndIsnola, Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
OFFIt lAL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Sevpnth Council
of Washington City, ID. &.

AN Act 20 set the curbstones an pave tue foot
ways on the east and west sides Ct Twenty
mrs: street west, between Pennsyly
avenue and q street north.
BE AZ endctedb By the Boara Of Aldermen and Board
a. Common Council q the City Of Washington,
That the Mayor De. and he is hereby, author
lzed and requested 70 cause the Curbstones 70 be
set and The footways and cutters paved on the
east and west sides of Twenty fl rst street west,
between Pennsylvania avenue and street
norib. The werk 10 be contracted for and ex.
ecut.d IL the manner and under the superin-
tendence provided by law, and 10 defray
The expenses OF said improvement q SPECIAL
tax equal 10 the cost thereof is hereby i'm
posed and levied on all lots or parts of lots
bordering on the line OF the improvement; the
SAID tax TO be assessed and collected IN con-
formity with the provisions Of the Act approved
October Il, 1~65 PrOridsd. kopecer, that the
cost OF resetring the curo and relsyine the
cutters and pavement On the east side OF T Wen.
ty-hrst street. between Pennsylvania ayen ne
and X street shall he paid out Of the ward fund
Approved. July "a, 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

FlEE.-lEls morning, anon htli-past Que
O'Clock, "a frame building on he farm "a. Mr.
DAVID Moore, about one mile and Il nal. from
WaShIr gtCn. on the q l-nWoDd ROAD, va. d.
-rOyed ny lire. together with Il portion Of jh-
'piGiinFe n"iunEirg 10 the Occupant nIh
9an, who bad rented the pT-miseS. TIL -.
hfctIun u ID" fire caused TIL alarm - ba
sounded, ana brought ONT The steam engines:
nat AFTER as t-riainIGg IL" locality II The on.
HaerafiOn the HTemen returned - their uulr-
itrs. The loss l. estimated a. ~ ,sUu. aud Their.
. >dU insurance ON The house. aud a ike
aIno an on he furniture. Lem. Johnson aud
Stferant Sr!boid was early on The ground, aud
rendered al the ass Is,anC- IL their no E.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

ATTENTION Is called 10 the sale OF the y,lus
bic property, advertised 10 be sold to.morrou,
"HrhIns ov N q. Stephens, trustee: u Is SIN.
~ hrai Trhh Cro>sIng. on IN. Washington
Branch railroad improved by commodiou ;
Iiime dwelling, and all necessary outbui,dinys
TINS Is fine chance for any one dasir,nS !.
pi'asah' 'chhtry seat. Persons wishing 20 AZ.
i-rd the sale VIII take The I.G rain aud 80,
~ Penns Crossing 1 sup
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
GREAT REELECTION TsCLorHIN

GRKAT REDUCTION IN CLorHINs-I am no y
Offering The balance OF my spring and sum mar
gods at p per cont. less ID G regular prtc-, in
order To- make room for fall and winter goods.
= A. strauss popular Clothiug ,usa, P-ana.
sv'Eue. between I9th and Iith sts., three doors
east OF iith 81. eO5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

THE LOCAL SELECT MOoNLIG lit ExcrRsIoS
which WI axe plsce TO- moTrOw nIgut prom
res 10 DE- one Oh thr most pleasant affairs OF the
season. The gentlemen who have charge of
The arrangemsnts are We'll and fayor.biv
known 10 our citizens, ana have attended 10
-vsIv'hine necessary 10 the enjoyment OF their
guests. For particulars, see advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

=, "A StHJkcT F"R REFLECTION BY OWNERS oF
S""llh" Do"S.-A gentleman on 9Th s,rs.,
Ia evening threatened an IRISH boy with ths
police. unless be should desist shouting ana
WnoofnS IN the su-et The boy rrplied
''bisI->' Your own dog makes tin times ms
morse very night IN The wake: an who artists
hirlf bos-o~ners should reflect upon This
suggestion. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

THE COMMITTEE ON CANALS nf the CITY
Councils meet this afternoon in the Counci
chamber at the City Hall, 10 hsaT pi9ns Pni
suggestions relating 20 the Improvement ~ IN
canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

HoFF's MALT EXTRACT is already recon-
mend-d by orr leading physicIans. as Il time
and a remedy with the ost satisfactory results
l. brings back the glow of beaitn 70 the care
worn cheek, st--ng hens a-d braces up the
whole system. This beverage Is extensively
nsed whore all spiriiuous liquors and aies are
discarded n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS TNroS-A rayul,,
meeting 1T his ASSOCIATION was held las, uiyb,
- 'IlCn League Han, MAJOR William :
hor>- u the chair hut beyond the tranSn .rinn
VI fCh'ln@ ht.slnssS matters nothing else vas
d"r", aud The meeting 40 Journ ii ali Thursday
me- hi next,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

MORE ENTRlHs The number of eutrIt.> for
ne hpp3O achIng regatta. which CONES OF ON
TIE "ih of August. has been enlarged since our
last Issue by the addition OF the yachts John n
>-sstord, entered bv Mr.. Il r. Fridley; R1brrl
r.. Lee, entered by Mr.. Wesley Davis ana
George NJ. Hill, entered nv MIR. William r
Stewart These boats swell the number air. ADV
entered To eleven. which insura- Il race har.,o
fore un-xcelied by any which has b--n yyit.
messed In this section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

ELRC TON OF DFFiCERs.-Thrrp was a fulI
attendance a. NIGn-hahs Lodge. |. -. Il r
last evening, and The following officers w.r.
elected George W. Monry, W. e.. T.. Mrs
IihhIe Edison, w. Y. T.: George A Mark W
\ J. \. y CART. w. +. y; w. Y. Holton. ". T.:
samuel Early. w. G.; Mrs. Martha Mcguire.
W NJ Jsmes Linden, w. / q James Clark
son. ". o q After the election there was
.ome delightful music and a speech by Colonel
Benson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

RHNoVAL.-lhe once OF the Saudty .Mrnfsa
"d2st'e mas oeen removed 10 room No. ,. WASH
40 gjon Building. corner of tn and pannsvI
vauia avenue, where all business in conpscfion
with that paper VIII be tran, acted iu future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

EXAMINATION or CANDIDATEs-Dr a. n
Cfagih aud Me>srs. w. J. Murtsgh aud W n
npasr' m-mhers Of The Board OF Metropolitan
Police, a a coDmItt-e appOiu ed for mar nur
pose, We're IN session at police hsadqusr ers
yesterday afternoon, aud examined "A lag.
number of candidates for positions on The police
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

HE ECSFEAL Of The lac Hoca'iI !. FIya'.
Collector OF ln:sTuIl Revenue for Ihss DlS.rIc.,
toOk place yesterday at arn0On at four . clio 4,
tfcm has late residence. NJ. GJt New i TX
1yrL"e. and was largely attended by ila prom
ireht cItiZens OF Washington. The fuus. al ser
wees Wr1e conducted nv Rev. l.. Prat'. u ,h4
National Deaf Mute College. The pail bearers
heing Mayor Bowen, J. A. Magrudar. l.. d.
Moore, " -. Hunting 'OD, e.. a. bradley. aud
w r. Bdscom. The remains were enclosed
III ZInc coffin. enclosed IL one of mahogany
mounted with heavy silver handles ami we're
deposited in the vault ~ GlsnwoOd Cemetery
WIh We" 10 ih-lr removal 10 ohio A. ~Jme
:uIure day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

THB GREATEST relief imaginable can be at
forced his warm weather by wearing Que of
those elegant suits selling at such rstOnsh;nc-
ly Lew prices at the celebrated Das Hats Ct ia
ing store. 3bn Say-rth street cppO-Ita "a Pos
OF &c, where in addition 10 gsEtiem rs Ban
mock Bnrn," Chayiot, A,rah u pogu-. tr-S
d etc alpaca and linen SUI, ch ldrau : "a l.
halde suits in grea; variety ar as - be had {
the most eason9hle prices. 36l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

RANGE or THERMoMxrRR At Franklin 4
Co.'S. opticians, "a Penu-yivaui@ Irsnus
in the shad", to-day: Q o'ciocks. n. = degree;
10, &c; Il, 30; l. ~ %; p u 81; -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30

FEks"ShL-F. :. Boston, formerly a m.,
spht-f ~ The Treasury Department. and halter
tLo Rb rs pianist III tins CITY, has basu an
Tolbt~n 40 i>i|rt casbI@r OF the ..Er.., ,,,,...s
savings Bang, a.. seventh s,i.st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-30
SUERRNDRPRl

SCRRENDERED ON R.QUIsIrION-This
morning Peter Green, color ed arrested NEAR
hiOhiowh on sunday last by Oficsr Duyail
on the charge at larceny, was surrendered IN
Deputy Sheriff Frazer, OF Prince George
county, on arequIsition OF Governor 10 VIE
OF MdTy iand, and taken back 10 Marlboro jsiI
irCm winch hr escaped a few weeks since 10
shsWer fh- charge OF stealing IT Il horse from
Mr.. James q Humphrey, aud OF her charges