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.AlQrnI0n0 [}ritt0nia-
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golSs unS fflbcrplattirte 9Saaren.
Gtabliri lit 1850.
M. d5pimes, 9isenbiimer.
Sd babe lest cine 9lieoeruge liber Ott@afrp's Wt.
Ttalien. puroluns) Ser. 9O5, HSeffsSalttmprsffr :,
fir Die ausiieuun9 uuO ben Ncrtaui ppn
gnlOs ilnb iilberplatttrten Maarrn
eisener 6abrlt erOiFHst uno bite I'm ieitise g8tisns
uho GjurIt.
Butd Die bsIen Nrbsrr uno msbr als 4O.idbrige Gr.
fabrung us i5abriunt bin l bCf1bgt rseno euen VT.
tttsI in mensr @eidditsbrarde BON br bee GualitGt
aui be bette geeie urO na Oem ucueIsu Wuer anju,
fertaen.
AusbcTrn uno gBeOerpIattiren icosr grt piro iorg.
f1ltg uno piintth beior8t.
Slattir' uub GnsrUS Sereaufsjimmtr: Rr
I2, Sdne Fame.
l5abrtf S1r. 40. .SRprb.Spnitapffr., Baltimore
gBh fNuIiI SgBte ion eSntuIt \
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gpc3ial : 9ioti3eu.
WusUeGtauT uutcr'm &nItprriic
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DArrrtfg,

0ir. Sc, @cff SdltimcrcffrdfIe.
Wtan oerGeie bic 9tummer nidt Der groBsu y9binas
Sbee'9ompGgnte" 8eraoe 9egeuiiber.
6rans0liidIGA ppTjtII1n. Steinauts
@laswadren, Bilredu. 0aruitMren
uno 51lanterie'&Sd darsn,
weefItr uub Oabelu, e0nctH II. /. 10.
BrdnI0iIfdls @f'&erpice 3um balben Drelfe.
BUR &equcmltttett ots Yublttums uerocn mir bis
gum 13. Suli auibalteu Q54.6,S,6O,2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-09
Saltimurcr 8a6nar,ncisGei@GIt,

ShopH'Sue Ger Gnfdto' iinc SdrdtpgdffrdRe.
genan paNcnoe 3atngarnihlreu $40 - SIS. pebe
btndtltd ocrDauerbatti9teit Beauemlititnidt uber.
trotteu peroen t6nnen. Yorju9lies GOlo jum 5iiuen
nur 81 SLIDER 81. uele as oduerbait 9arantirf uers
osn Nitrous Oxide 9as ieocn Sag fritd. uno 3dbre
eanili4 obns S4merJen aus8Jo9en fir so Gents pro
Stid ~
9as 8arsan 1T Iu allen stunpsn 8sBfnct
fI1lil4 12JRtel
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Die
GrbrimniGe finrr grO6en StNOt.
R o nj q n

bon
Hneuft Gtpal6 46nia,
Berfaitr bes prsis8sEr6ntsn ROmans .Sur& Ramp
lum 5rieoen.%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-09
Souls 9t. 8roQS6cnf,
tOnctiiiouirter g}otens II. YtcdliellnIflI

Rr. 81. StconeiIr., 2. @tdgs, 3immer Tr 8,
tuehlelt Selo auf 0Oten. 3tebiUt dieI. Sbtts
gattpnen uno collatertelIe g St@erbetten,
lopte AUDI aut Sa8erideinc, geipet6erte
gBaaren II. I. 10. (SHnili IUtt a9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-09
Oliflt rinen Enn !

Or. kSinebsl braudt Oas eaIpsier pspo Sas
Gah8ds) tdgl bier in Der 6taot eit 6stnnbt Snbren
uno es 1T nttt Elm fau In pslhet etns Btriabrun9s.
wefe @ i'm Strinsiien als ihdoIib stBel9t BerIonen,
psld)e Elm tpeng trhtian oo,r nero6s btntdtIh oss
Sabnausitebens tnc. onnen h petlert balten oaB Is
on 8ottbeil BON arober @rfobture. osrbnoen nit @.
tAttIiGtett In oteitm @tablIemen fnOen.
3ahniS iSarnitirsn tceIte gang natirld ausiehen bon
SO bts $50; Nusjiebsn bon 36bnen nit 2abgas so
Gents fir jeoen.
Hein6eI's 3ahnar,ne' @ @tabtifftment,
,,, oo, Rr. ls3, 6apettes,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-09

=. Snbn SlingInff,
Red5tsz Mnmalt.
"sToNE OFFICE, benz Geri6tsbauie In SopIuntOpn
9e9eniiber,
btetet elren oeutiden reunoen eIue SienHe In allen
esrdtlisr uno aoOuIatoriitu @slddfen IN Baltimore
9ouutp an Gr lit nad 1lbr gadmitta9s aud In
Baltimore IN Gtnem 8iireau Rr. as. ct. SauIfir >,
gde Der Sarao8airaBe, Ju ipredtn. Or fprid,t
Deutfdb, (9ult3 19.l
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Rad) @atierpanl

faA gla6 Mutierbam
NfSM Das id1ne. idnsafeselnoe norooeuths
sasG6S Sdbift pDuisburs,M Capt Sbajcs. ,piro
prompt mao obiaem 9asn srpsbirt, uub btsf In ienr
eerauinistn @aluh eine pprSiglide gelegenbeii jur
usberfabrt Negen 6radt ober Yaia9e tpenbe man iid
an ben 9apitGn am Buro. Gorners gperfte. g. w., oper
at eebriicer B6niuasr,
. Nr. %, Siio Charles itraBe,
tl49-) ens 3rtpps bod. t
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Aud In benz beiben Snoien Ideini
Die TrausnsG manipalion 3u elmer ,,brennens
ben Jrase" ssmotOen 3u iein, uno Die S46
uen BON Calcutta l0nnen liG bereits eints Srt-
unpbss rubmsn; iie iino ihon bis ,u einem
Srsan gtoieben. iutlGes ), Bungalo Mohila'
ooer ), Sus Bengalti6e gBetb" peiBt uno in
benealiibsr Spra1e eiiAslnt. aui osm Rs.
oatilonsitubIe iiBt lelbhpsrfdnolib cine ein'
Qetorene Same
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@nssGcfcn

GaszOcirn.
METROPOLITAN | CRESCENT EAGLE
Die btuigftCn i'm Wartte bel g. ". SSrppPS
.tWlat2l-3Utte.l SIR, IL, glptOsGutatufrlEe
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0e0vgc Sagc 4 G0mp.,

SEss8Hmmers,
HoRsE-POWERs u, !. To-
Sdnoltr III 3trttl. Sdatn unb Yl d bIsnptrI
i'm Nuasmrinsn un0 Ngsusn tIlr }abriiantR BON itQl
6tr Wrt polIarbttts. .Utaibiusu.
unlere "Independent Simultaneous KATcusTr MAI
nLooHs, ON 15 Dtltmbsr 1868 pateRiir unb Die utt.
hltrtt "PRfoTIoN pEEDn patsuttrt en- IS. sui 1868
IN pinnf8unp nnitrSr riibsrtn VGfr.t, mnpfn uHitrl
edgenhbleH bic briisr.
anidId9t uno Srurbrins 9tIistrt urO gontrnts tHi.
atg,ngtnomnitn iir bic @rribhn8 ppu 3rItl. SdHa.,
Vtuldos uno l5encrrnbmtn SGatmugtn unb Wai@is
ntrie'n I'm HIaenltns1
Sompimaihnsn fir 2auobau rsrpm NIT bsipnosur
WpImtrilpmieit genid1t
pDtr erludlfh um Brtptaltl.
gaiap9t ptr0Cr Gu Application ourh bic yoh ODER
aui anntr,n gat1tr luatitifi l]loU.lO.l5 t&iU J
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tusts9trsau: 1r. o, Roro.G GaIoertFr.
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UDrfsW0ab WTCrbtb1bn.
Rat 10 ortown itunolih pon ubr Worsens
bis IL nbr Wbenos
Wtursens uno 21s, az, Az, 5X uu6 6K ubr Gbenos
an Sonutd9en: I'm 10x uno llK ubr Woreeus
uns l2&. lx, ~, 81. AZ, 5x uuo TX rlbr Nudbn,.
gems aRo |, O. 3, 4. 8. 6. Z unb l9r giadmittdSs.
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88- StnEtrgsF,u, TbHretHtue. SsnFtr. SaIouNt'u
9,iFsu narrisis, Gpiuosl'pofcn. @lluHruotn. Srtp-
btnsgLanotr uub anOtrt SaGmattriGleu iortrDdbrsnb
OOrrdthi9 tu biuiQtn Qrriifu. CglDp 24IS)
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&obertbpn S9la8tutWeit bat Die
Grfabrungen uno BeObabtunGen, bic er auf
lttner Sins nno Serreiie iiber Oos umerIa.
nlihe 6eltlono 8enladt bat, in einem Su6e
nieosr9eIe8t oas unter benz 3itel ; pSie Yaets
tIctIienbabn In Nor0ameritaA bel Soenrih
DtaDsr In R6ln uno Gsip1ig uno bel g. gB.
Sdmiot, Rr. "a Barctapitr. in gletu 9orf
bemndbit eriaetnen tpitb. Wtlt Osm yu9e iino
eine Sarte unO cine iiberiibtIi6e MtIlsntafel
uerbunoen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
ALEXANDRIA.

PoLITic Alan adjourned meeting OF the radios al
county convention Was held at the Free&mens Vii
Changes in the candidates for county oficers 10 he
voted Tor at the spproach hing election. Austen
sIphsx, col9red, was president, and a Mr.. Stevens
secretary. j. g. DePutron, the selected candidate
for Commonwealth's Attorney beng Ineligible on
mated for that ONCE. resolution was unanimou y
delegates in convention ssssmbled, recognize a fin
oil honorable mean cure his election. Pendfnv
didas for the cerkships OF the County and Circuit
Courts De rec9nsidered, that nominee declined the
nomination and e. Z. seaton selected at the can
consider the nomination Of Austen Syphax for su-
perintendent Of the Poor, but was Lost after
SiscGs:Gn and = 0crbeit having declined the
pominated for that office. The convention adjourned
sine die.
PRoIRAcTEp MEETING The protracteI meeting
wneh has been in progress for some time past the
satisfactory results, the number Of mourners being
large and increasing. The sefy ices are Conducted
ny key. MT Lighter, in consequence Of the serious
Haynes
DEPUTY U. 9 MARsHAL-Rev. Geo. ". Parker
colored, has been appointed Deputy u. ). Marshal,
and instructed institute proceedings against ali
persons who attempt to prevent the enforcement Of
to vote His Commission is Dated October 90 $50.
and will expire December B-sane year.
RIGBT OF WAY.-A called meeting OF the CITY
cation from G. b. Roberts, ESQ President OF the
Alexandria and FredeI ick sburg Railroad in refer
ence TO the right OF way for that road through the
CoRPoRATIoN STocK.-Two thousand dollars of
Alexandria Corporation stock sold 10y public
auction this morning. in front Of the Asyors Off CO.
at g. Wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
GEORGETOWN.

The PUBLIC SCHooLs.-The Guardians Of the
Public Schools held regular monthly meeting las,
evening, and audited for payment the bills Of cur
rent expenses. A communication from the Superin.
endent Of the Bureau OF Education, asking for sta
tstical information IN regard TO the town schools
vas referred to the Chair with to re py
thereto. An application for teachersbip in case an
additional school was formed, received and filed
after which the board adjourned.
Orr DISTRICT JUDGES will be the guests to NOR
row afternoon Of Walter B. Cox, Esq., who hs.
invited them TO participate In dinner party at bis
ley will cater.
Sixth BUILDING AssocIArIoN.-The forty fourth
monthly meeting Of this association was held asf
evening. and 80 shares representing o5,N6 we're re-
tired, at 81 IA per share maximum rate
THB Toll RECEIPTS on the Aqueduct bridge DIV
average $50 per day.
MERCHANTS IxcHANeE.-Thirty- eight hundred
bushels OF wheat were offered on Change this mora.
ing and sold at . ] 80 per bushel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

the representative from Georgetown, Col. Jas.
A. Magruder. Other speeches were made until
about clock, when Mr.. ClephaDe announced
that II was desirable that the company present
which invitation was accepted and the work was
visited by the company. About 900 yards OF
pavement have been laid tn us far. After view
lating him upon the very pleasant time passed
by all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
tOFFIClAL.I
CITY ORDINANCES,
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eighth Council
Of the City Of Washington.

ASAcT for the improvements Of Louisiana avenue,
from -Four and . half TO Seventh street west, and
smendatory Of an act to pave New Jersey avenue,
between First and -Four. and half streets vest
.ts:at north, between Eerta Capitol street and
tween B and ID streets north, approved October q
Of Cosmo. tovseiI Of ne Cry Of Wass,asion. That
the act entitled An act to pave New Jersey avenue,
Ps ana be-
stree. nerth, between North Capitol street and
ssrssy. . q s%sSoiiss 10:
avenue, from -Four and q half to Seventh streets
rh and sGth Street. sss
the entire rosdEay immediately. south of the City
%osr That thirty feet Of the car OF
Iisssw.y from the curb line Q. each side Of Louis-
YARD .ha not the Contract pres for
:ai ss o:f Ssz
square ysrd Of the wood pavement, hereby author.
tie Pavement Of Penn i1sns ssenus . sssras I'D
b. the commission having charge OF seid Improve
conjunction With the president q III. Board Of al
nent. q The Board * XEemse. OF the eehas
Ss q en- .ud
sizing on the line Of said Proposed improvement, to
be selected by the officers above named; said com
miGsion TO have the superintendence Of the erecu-
ten q said work and to defray the expense Of tue
thereof hereby imposed and led on ali lots or
parts Of lOs Bordering the line Of the proposed
Improvement: the said tax to be assessed and col
PSessasd That u no sn Claim aSs
Tor damages shall accrue from the contractor the
work provided for BY the act Of which this act "a
ameBdatory. q. H. HOLDEN,
President Of the Board of Common Council
JOHN 3. CROKER,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen
Approved, October ii, ls7O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

SAILS OF REAL EsrATR.-Green q Williams,
suctioneers, have sold west part lot 2. square
ing on Massachusetts, avenue. between ith and
9TH streets, TO John j. Burns, for 81 $50; also.
lots II, ], and, In Whitney's subdivision OF lots
cents per square foot; also, part lot 1, SQUARE
7s4, comprising three building lots on the corner
Of b and 9Th streets, northeast, to IsabelIa A.
Heolner, At 20 cents per square foot; Also, lot
%, square 1876, to Philip AcAleer, ct 10 cents
per square foot.
Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers. have sold
lot % and Parts OF loes % and %, in Bryans sub
land Place. 20 feet vide ON building line ON
Massachusetts, avenue, and % feet wide at the
rear, with an average depth Of 100 feet-cou-
tanning 5,s65 square feet; to Mrs. Adelaide I.
Brown, for 81 ,33I26. -s.,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
THE COLORED SCHOOL FUNDS.
About Borrowing Money and Selling
Bonds.

At the last meeting OF the Board Of COlored
School Trustees the subject Of borrowing money
and selling bords was freely discussed, and in
rather animated style, and since that time the
following correspondence, which will explain it,
board.
Caa.. k,ns, E'q.-Dear SIR At our last meeting
our for We could get FOR ,Se% 70 viii
yop please send me word how much 70. can get for
Tie least possible cent? or a. es.s xed 1 psr
IN your opinion, We should take for them. Please
Respectfully. &c, MN. n. A. woRNLEY, Sec.
4, wAiHINGIoS, p. C.. October 18th, $50.
to seiss he city oeroases ID
paid over 10 us by the city authorities OF Washing
have hereioiore stated that the OILY course opsn I,
rs that would be APPROVED carefully scrutinizsi
ooy as nom 1es Of
cui affairs requires We have no authority to borrow
bosTdbu SIMPLY makes the Individual member Of
he board who sign the notes and pledge tbs securi
90 pledged. II tho corporation Of Washinston can
se Of CONGRESS the Mayor can only borrox
Teas x q The city from 70
Inferred that our board can do in the absence Of
sIe or not an; tn The oct creating ~
curities. and whether thu msrGet value Is fifty
cents or one hundred cents 70 the dollar, is not
thing. 10 do with. Having accepted them in
Ieuof money, our next duty 10 to sell them for all
isoni,"e - 40 .sfns .: our trust. 1--WE have
right 70 borrow money. then We have right 10 do
any other act not provided for IN the law that we
trust such buying and selling real estate but the
truth 10, we cannot Ssl school lot without an ex.
press proviaioa Qf AZ, No matter how much we
might regard Q sale important. Ny only sdvice.
then to sell these securities at the best market
price re can and oply i'm sc ousntities a our ne
cessities require. Very respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

ALASKA DIAMONDS
French jet Jewelry,
oroide Plated Chains,
Silver Plated Ware
Holiday Presents %
received this morning At Prisg's Dollar Store,
No 40 Pennsyivania avenue, between and
9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

GLORIOUS NEWS,
Gsnt's Furnishing Goods Cheaper than Beer.
Gents Merino Cndershirts and Drawers 25,
40, 20, co and as cents. The best 81 Undershirts
in the District. Good White Shirts *, 80 Al
and 81. q; a splendid article - and 50 2s Good
Cotton Socks, four pair for IS cents. Handker-
chiefs already hemmed u cents. Knit Jackets
in An endless variety. The finest assortment of
Bows, Ties and Scaffs ever seen in the city.
Call and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman.
400 Ith street, between ID and r streets and
Marble Hall. Cos It'll street, opposite Patent
Office. lOSr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
CITY ITEMS.

GENTS DERBY SUTTs OF Cashmere for 81 , and
Boys Jacket Suits, OF same goods for S.. now
open. Csc. q. HENNINo.
No 40 It'll street, y. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALs FOR DRlpsINa IHS WASH
Il lh0ToN CANAL.
M O5fict OF TIE CoNn nsios,
aAf9hs OrgIcn, CRY Hall.

hArSns OFFICE, CRY Hail..
D. .MAshlseIoS, Ocsobsr nth, $50 4
,.y nlros OF en- sct Of Cosgrsss apprOved inv
Eth, lso, the pndsrsigned. 0o0afs1sonsrr Tor The
Hesels Tor that work. which vim Sc scenssa ~ r.
vmcs on tne 10TH pAr 90 novIMBEI NM a ~
The work vim be 6vidsi ITO to sect;,c.. On.
prst Deenning 81 the south end OF the I-th strss,
ana running 70 the center Of sixth (sD street
street west running 70 tbs ehsnnsi OF the Esstern
The entire depost IN tte canal must be removed or
taken ont 20 depth Of four feet al the stdss and i'm
The center SIX teet, belsg the lowest tide and depos
seu may pe aesiRnafed 10 the specfficafiops which
plos iof tbe gross amount only Of each or both
eeStions VIII be entertained.
re proposal viii be entertained unless aocompa-
nco py cond Tor twenty thousand dollars for each
secuop. or forty thousand Cor the whole. spproyef
py the Shted States District Attorney for the Dis
u1et OF Columbia OF one Of the Judges OF the su-
preme Court OF said District that the pzrtie. wilI
perform the service. If awarded 10 then. AMI that
tney I'll COMP the work in accordance with the
spseineanons and 10 the entire sstisfadnon Of Com
The vort m,st be commenced within fifteen ,IsD
eIei eNsr9ing the Contract and be finished by
sE M ~ DAY OF uly, ISL The work 20 be paid Tor
Twenty per cent. Of the amount will be Withheld
until the completion Of The work.
Proposals endorsed Proposals for tn. Improve
mebd OF 10. Washington snail must be addressed 20
tne non. M. " Emery. Mayors Once. Washington,
The Commission reserves the right to re,ec, snS &c
~ President q the Commission.
:. III: sWETLAND,
OeS6t Secretary Of Commissions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
I ARGE ASSORTMENT OF FALL AND WIN
IL TGR GOODS.


119 Bridge Street, Georgetown, ID. u,
Has received and is Offering at very l. W prices
a large atsortment Of FALL and WINTER GOODS
selected with great care from the New York mpor-
tore and JObbers, and bought exciesirely for ASA
eomprising fun line Of Ladies Dress Fabrics. best
corded Epingings az d Rep. Empress Cloths, French
MeIlnos cure nohairs, and Alpacss Of all the best
brands Plaid Mohairs, Satin Cloths and Surees for
suits. MoQRHlHG GOODS OF the best grades, a full
line Cloths Casemeres and Tweeds; COuryo isier s,
Alexander d, and youvin . Kid Gloves: very fair
Kid Glove az 81; Hosiery in every variety; Paisley
STRIPED ard Plaid shawn; Lace trim HandkeS
Chiefs and Collars. Embroidered and Plain andk fs:
Waterproof and sscking Cloths a first rate ass lrt.
m men q lsdes and septlensns Under Wear, Flsn
Shrnpge, Richardsan's best lrish Linens, Blankets
and Spreads: Brssesis. Ingram. and Three-ply Oar
pete, Bugs, Mats. Oil CLOTH, &C. Cash pure asers
are invited to call before making their pure hAses
promising as good bargain il is possible rive
oc22 I'm JOHN III. SMOOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

at his Assembly Rooms on street, tomorrow
evening Will be another pleasant affair. These
eoirees are becoming very popular.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

FALL oNERooATs, all sly les and sizes. at re-
duced prices, at A. Strsus' Popular Clothin z
Store, loll Pennsy lvanis avenue, between lOt6
and 18th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

MEETING OF NJ. Z. BIsHOPs.-On Friday, 9Th
instant. the annual meeting OF the Bishops of
the Methodist Episcopal Church takes place In
Baltimore. The time and presiding Bishop of
each Annual Conference win be fixed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02
THE NATIONAL MTILLIaxNCHp,
Weekly Conservative Organ,

Esd at w ashinston so0; removed 10 New York .lSu
SPECIAL TtlsssaShsc NssrsJ from the vAoie OoxssYy.
fAs Great NssrSpapy Jo% Household axd Farsi.
0S Der year In advance. p o. orders are safest,
Ajax. DELMAR, Editor and Proprietor,
sSm SIS y resdway, Few York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

WHAT Is QUILLkYA SAroNARIA?-It Is a
tree. the bark OF CHILEAN Tree, which yields
when macerated. Afragrant vegetable soap with
cleaning and antiputrescent properties not pos
sessed by any other vegetable production. This
Bark is a prominent constituent of the cele-
brated So,odont, the most popular dental prepa-
ton ever introduced in Amerlca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

meeting Of this association was held this
morning at II O'Clock, at the Board of Trade
Rooms Fl. Amidon, Esq, in the chair, and P.
H. Folsom, secretary.
A letter was read from Chalkley Gilingham,
OF FAIRFAX county, Virginia, giving the results
OF his experience in fruit growing, and naming
the different varieties of the apple, pear and
straw berry most suitable for growing In the tide.
water regions OF Virginia
"A library committee was appointed, composed
OF Messrs- Hayward, Curtis, Snodgrass, Taylor
and Folsom.
Mr.. j. l. Smith was requested to prepare .
report as to the best var eties OF apples and
pears for hybridising. The question then aris-
ing as TO whether or not the guinea fowl would
eat the curculio, DIR. Warder, OF Ohio, stated
that hungry shanghai would not ear one, and
Mr.. j.. J.. Smith said he had tried unsuccess-
fully to get his chicken the eat the curculios.
Mr.. VIM. Saunders exhibited fine lot of apples
embracing over sixty varieties, which have Just
been received at the Agricultural Department
from Guilford county, y. G.. and the merits of
the collection were being tested as our report
closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

FALL.-For Mems, Youths and Boys Cloth
ing, go to Odeon Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
corner 4 y street. N6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

JOINT RESOLUTION for repairing the bridge scros.
avenue.
q. uresoirsd ty me Board Of ALdsrmen and Board
q Common Council Of the City of WaShiHTfon That
the Mayor be, and he IL hereby, authorized and re
quesfed TO csnse the bridge across the ashingio
paired under the direction OF the Commissioner a.,
improvements OF the Seventh ward ana to carry out
the Directs OF this resolution, the sum of one hun
dred and nifty dollars. much thereof as NAV be
necessary, be, and the same is hereby appropriatri
out Of the general fund.
Approved. October 20, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

FROM John G. Parker we have the Overland
Monthly, always attractive,) for November, and
the " Illustrated Annual OF Phrenology and
Physiology" for 1871. From j. ShillingtOn we
have q Copy Of the cheap I9o-centJ edition of
Edwin brood, published by the Appletons;
also, APpleton's Journal for November IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

! DARING THRFT.-This morning, about ten
O'Clock, . colored thief went into the store OF
Mr.. Yost, corner of 9th and s streets, during his
absence, creeping on his toes. Mrs. Y. heard
him and went into the store, aud he asking for
piece Of tobacco. she turned to'get 1t, and was
struck by the miscreant heavy blow. knock
ing her down. The villain then rified the
money drawer of about IS in change, and sue
ceeded in making his escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

AMUsEMENTS, Ac.

National TA,aier.-LucilIe Western in "Leah,
The FOTsaken.r
Walls Or|r1 Roase-Msretta Ravel in "Jar-
tine or the Pride OF the Fourteenth"
Esf.syotf RaH-COncert OF the Choral So
eiety.
Mnkriter's Art Gallery, 4ss It'll street.
Barlovs Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

VANDALIsN.-About ! o'clock this morning
Officer Osterhaut heard water running in one OF
the pew brick buildings being finished by Mr.. j.
w. Rumsey, on 10th street, between NJ and Y,
and he, with Sergeant Franklin, on entering
the building, found that SONS one had broken
Of the stop-cock, and the water was running
over. the floors, damaging the plastering. They
stopped the flow, saving further damage,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-02

FALL-For Mems, Youths and Bows Fur
nishing Goods, to be had at extremely low
prices, 60 to Philip wallach's. 70