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Evening star., 1870-02-26

"A FebruAry euer non fane eays'
1.-The Emperor, who looked remarkably gell
and seemed in excellent spirifs (at the bald Is
declared, by those who see HIN habituallysnd
are admitted to the honor Of talking with bm,
to be delighted with the relief from mentalsen-
sion that he IL n0w enjoying. and in fact, to axe
Tie few regime In the most jolly way imgtn-
able"
THE EXPRESS not JOLLY.
"When the Empress, who ls shade or two
less sanguine of the success Of the new mesute
than her spouse, alludes 20 public business tne
latter at once interrupts her with q MY ear
that's none of our business; tnat concerp N.
Olivier, or II, Buffet, or whoever NAV he I the
head Of the Department to which such natter
belongs; why shOuld We trouble ourselyewith
business which others are DING for us? 8 for
me. am going, for the FIRST time in my Te, to
thoroughly enjoy myself"
GOOD TASTE cP MADAME OLIVIER
The new WIFI; Of the Prime Minister who,
though not re egularly handsome, has q vey in
telligent and Charming face, and names re-
martsble for their quiet elegance, cresed at
the Court Ball great sensation by Appearing
in q simple dress Of white muslin, high in the
neck, and few flowers in her hair Tn ladies
Of the Court, in their decollehe dresse, bare
arms, and sweeping trains of the most elegant
tissues, and giittering from head to fO0tvith all
the Jewels Of the rainbow, were astouned at a
Prime Ministeress showing herself suchs model
Of simplicity, and many were the condolences
addressed to M. Olivier on the suppose 'indis-
position of his wife, to all Of which M merely
replied that lit was her wav,' that 'se never
dressed in any other STYLE"
Evening star., 1870-02-26
CARRIAGES.

and finest finished
CHILDRENS CARRIAGES,
atrrtces lower than they be obtained elsewhere
at CHR. RUPPERTS Fancy Bazaar, No. 522 (old
MOI 18th near .. I'm
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ITO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, Va, February 8, 1870
sealed Proposals Tin triplicate) will BE ed BY
the undersigned until II O'clock m. on THURSDAY.
the Oth day OF March, 1870, for building Superin-
tendents Lodge (of brck) at the National Cemetery
near Richmond, Virginia, according to plans and
organizations which can be seen at this Office Size
Bfeet by 81 feet, with wing feet by l6 feet an
porch 6feet wide in the angle in front OF wing and
SIDE OF main building; one story IN height, with
Proposals may be made for the whole work or for
masonry and carpenter D work separately and each
sons not bidders. -
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids not
considered to the interest of the public service
The envelopes containing bids to be endorsed
- - Proposals for Lodge" and forwarded by mail 10
this Office. - ~ "
By order of the Quartermaster General q. s. Army
j. G.. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel, Q. M u s. Army
Ieh6t Chief U. M. Dept IF Virginia
Evening star., 1870-02-26

SPRING OvERCoATs, Melton, Chaviot, Silk.
mixed, Waterproof, Spring Overcoats, just re-
ceived at A. SrRAUs'
Popular Clothing House. Penna ave.,
3 bet. 10th and l1th. Sd door east of Ilth.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

WHAT CONSTITUTES Coon GAs.-In reply tO
the question, What is good gas?" . German
Gas Llgnt journal says that II should In the first
bear certain comparison with what Is called
the normal standard candle. Any gas, which
by combustion Of five cubic feet per hour
candles, may be said to be rood illuminatino
gas. Second, the gas should 30 absolutely free
from sulphuretted hydrogen; and. third. the
pressure of the gas ct the works and in heading
eight-tenths to ono per cent. Of the water
pressure gauge. 3t 81 .s
Evening star., 1870-02-26

DR.. WHITE, Sxrgeon Chiropodist, most
after March LIST, 1870, his establishment win be
located in the more eligible rooms, No. 535 18th
street, opposite u. S. Treasury. He successfully
treats Corns, Bunions, Chilblains, Club ana In
growing Nails, and other diseases Of the feet
without pain or Inconvenience to the patient
The shoe can be worn with ease Immediately
after the operation. Refers to the many emi-
nent physicians, surgeons and Thousands Of other
responsible persons who patronixe his establish
ment- Hours from a. m. to 6 p. m. Owing to
press of business at ofice. DIR. White Il unable
TO visit patients at their residences except BE-
tween and p. m
Evening star., 1870-02-26
NITED ATEs NAIL
VIRGINIA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, January 5, 1870
this % De r.Seyed at the Once
No &c be Pc decided by April q for carrying the
the ioOsns siatss S% jDy IL l. pne
na and BY tas schedules Of departures and arr
HS0-From Lebanon, by head of McClure,s Cree.
h: d. o. ss4Sers %is Mile. IN. o. y Calender Pew
snd dsSorm Mise Gau o Holly Greek
~ miles and back. once week;
Arrive at Piketon "wednesday BY 6P.M.
Leave Piketon Thursday at 5 A. NJ.
47sl-From Bstessiiie to North GARDEN, % miles and
Arrive at North Garden BY i.DP PM.
Leave Lsa. North !; Garden Thu5sdsy at aP M
Bids to end at brentwood G bepot, instead o,
North Garden, invited. -''''-1 VI
sSS bssts bEidtseway to Ls;k've, IN 10 mile.
leave Leave Ridesyay r. 4s.S. y; s;stpId;y stsA.M.
Leave LeaEsviiis a Eissls ssiulsdar ns a Al al EN-.
Arrive at Ridgevay by SP. NJ.
For forms Of proposals. guarantee, and certificate.
&C. sse sS Of Of
October 81 lsss January ise and Of this date in
be ioSnd d re principal post ofiices '-' &C., |"
ISs .h:od ss sent il sealed envelopes super
dressed to the Second Assst.nf Postmsster General
jax,lawm 'So. A Po;,ms!;s, = ,GRE;swGELL: ELL,
the psston y Z cEsTss55SNh cHEfss,TSs5S p S
granted to him on the 9Th das Of May isss' ar su
Improvement IN Grinding Circular saw: " 'o' .n
cIo.ed on the 18th Jay Of April next thar tS ns
IGr ihng s and the Examiners report he
petition be heard on the llth day of Nav n.rt saao
Any person may oppose this extension A''
fs,h.v,w SAMUEL y. FISHER
80 - commissioner of Patapss
yH c, LYCETT ----------
W. B00KBikDER AND PAPER.Ru1EY
NO. AOAS rennsy vania avenue, between lOth and
ufh streets, south side.
Soons elegsntU OF plainly bound Periodicals
eA~ ~ee"'b~bVAs SokcIuily attended To. ia25-ly
Evening star., 1870-02-26

DTATH OF Mr.. VI. III. STEvENs-Our old
merchants are going fast, as within the past
week two wen known here for many wears have
II. Stevens. Mr.. s. died at his residence ON
Ak<ouri avenue yesterday afternoon of rheu-
matte gout- He was fifty-four years of age. and
came To this city from Connecticut nearly thirty
years ago. For years he was engaged in busi-
ness a. halter under the Metropolitan Hotel,
from which he retired about a year since on ac-
count Of i'll health By his industry and atten-
uon 70 business he had accumulated a compe-
tency for his family. He was domestic in his
habits, kind and inaulgent as a father and hus-
bsnd. His bereaved family have the sympathy
Of the entire community.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

TEE Sixth WARD IRISH REPUBLICAN CIrR.
A meeting Of this club was held at Logan Hall
last evening, Mr.. A. Neville presiding and Mr.
james Plant Secretary. Mr.. Morgan, from the
special committee appointed to wait on the
1ayor, Tor the purpose OF endeavoring to secure
the contract for paving the Sixth Ward for NJ.
Fletcher, reported that the Mayor promised to
give the case his favorable consideration M
Hanna moved that a committee Of seven be an
pointed to wait on the Mayor with a view 10
securing the contract for Mr.. Fletcher and
after some discussion, on motion of Mr. Austin.
the cd cOmmittee-Mesrs. McDevitt, Noryan
aud Walsh-was continued, with instructions 20
report at the next meeting. A number OF new
members were admitted
Evening star., 1870-02-26

SAMARITAN'S GIFT

Tn only real cure for Gonorrhoea, elect and Dis
caused from indiscretion Only ten pills. pure
ly vegetable. We discard BaisaDs Copa6,a and Mer
cury ~ being not only useless bat hurtful. Cir
in from two four days. thus avoiding trouble
exposure, and the extortion Of Quacks. Male Pack
ages, 81; Females, 9s. Sold by 9: 9; FORD, and
mais-eoiy 916 Race sire PhiIadei phia.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

NATIONAL GUARD OF INpUsrRY-Thie orya-
.anon n gradually spreading its influence
throughout the District as its humber ipcrease
Atthe meeting OF Workshop No. 1, 1.-THE parent
orgsnizstion,) held At the hall corner Of Touis
evening last, charter waa srnnfsI - nusiy
Of tts members TO open Workshop In the S,sth
Ward. The election OF officers Tor ths S,..n ra.u
workshop Was deferred till next Friday evening.
place
We learn that Workshop No. 2, recently orra-
nized in the Fifth Ward is rapidly increasing in
membership, and much interest Is manifested
Tor the success Of its distinctive principles.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

INDICTMENT TO BUY A GOOD SEWING Ma
CHINE.-WIllcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, the
most simple and best constructed sewing ma
chine, will hereafter be sold on liberal terms.
Inquire at the agency, Baum's Corset and Hoop
Skirt Factory, 4OS Seventh street, between ID
and f. FL
Evening star., 1870-02-26

ON BENDKR.-TimOthy Doyle, William H.
got on a drunken spree yesterday evening i'm
the neighbOrhOOd OF 9Th street and the Park
and while in Hicks restaurant assaulted Ger
man named Louis Knapp, knocking him on the
head with spittOon, and making a very ugly
wound. Two other Germans present were also
assaulted by them. Word was sent to the station
house, and Lieutenant johnson started in pur-
suit The men left the premises through the
back door. and jumping the fence endeavored
to make their escape. Lieutenant johnson
mounted his horse, and after q long and exciting
them before Justice Wall. Davis was fined S1O
and Munroe and Doyle s5 each, for disorderlv
conduct. Davis and MunrOe were Committed
ior further hearing to await the result of the
injury on Louis Knapp, the doctor decidnS that
the wound Is Of very serious character.
Evening star., 1870-02-26
ESTABLISHED ls4A,

ESTABLISHED ls44.
oAkkEEaN HSPEEW MiSSEHcfuESRsh.. Z; S3FS5 4 ESs e%k
Att and 419 Fourteenth street. SE
REPAIRING in all its branches.
Az Carrsaees tot Joy RsposSs, Storage ~ C01sssss-
Agentsfor Brewster Co.,(of Broome street, Fifth
avenue. New Yorkl sasp-eolv
Evening star., 1870-02-26

A NOTED CLERGYMAN and public lecturer says
Of Browns Bronchial Troches: "In all NV lec-
turing tours, put troches into my carpet-bag
rs regularly as do lectures or linen" Public
speakers, vocalists and all others who exercise
the voice, should never fail of using the troches.
They surpas sail other preparations in clearing
and Strengthening the voice, removing hoarse-
ness, alaying irritation Of the throat, and as q
cough remedy are pre-eminently the best.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

THE PRoTRAcTKD MEETING AT THE NAVY
fARD--The revival which has been in progress
at the East Washington Methodist Protestant
Church Is still being continued, having been
held now for over iorty nights, and the interest
n undated Thus far there have been about
Eo consersions ana iS aecessions to the church.
included in which number are several entire
families. 1t is said by many persons that when
the previous character OF q number of the con
yeTts Is considered, that this is the most remark
city. - :
Evening star., 1870-02-26
HE IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH.

None but those deprived OF this blessing know O,
its loss The pimpled, blotched and tetter-covered
person looks upon clear smooth skin with jealousy
TENS are filled with the virus Of SCR0FCLA and
other cutaneOus diseases cannot have good health
When the blood ID impure disease il sure to folew
All have timely warning In those Blatches, PIN
lee, letters, Scres, BOils Copper colored Patches
Gales, &c: Avert the calamity by purifying ths
ystem with the
sAMARITAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES,
before Scrofula takes firm hold.
How many have the virus Of Syphilis in the system
and in that condition contemplate marriage know
ing little Of its banefu influence the constitution
To such We say STOP: First cleanse yourself O
in many in hereditary in the constitution be-
fore you bring misery on yourself and Offspring
Price 9l.26 per bottle.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

s2Four women cowhided man IN the streets
of Kenosha, Wisconsin, for sstalkina abont
them" t.fst - =.
EOOur ex- Minister 10 Spain 10 Hale but NOT
hearty. He has lost one hundred pounds Of flesh
within q few months.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

SALES OF kEAL EsTArE.-Green & Williams,
auctioneers, have sold part lot A, square $40
with good frame house thereon, fronting on G.
street south between Sd and N streets west. to
John r. Nelly, for $500; also. lot "a, in Corco-
ies, with frame house, fronting on l. street. be-
tWeen connecticut avenue and 18th street. to j.
;Diane, for q 800; also, lots Is and g. in
wn.e suouvision Of square 236, with i'm
three-story brick houses. fronting on U street.
between 18th and 18th streets, for 40 800 each. t
Z. b. Pearson and Zephaniah Jones.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

An ALARM ii fire was turned In this morning
from box 81 by Officer McCathran cau~rd nv
No Damage. The department. were ont
promptly.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

PREsBYTEKY OF THE POroMAC.-A called
meeting OF this Presbytery was held at the New
YORK avenue Church last evening, Rev. NJ
Nourse Moderator, and Mr.. William l.. Walter
temporary clerk On motion, the letter dis
missing Rev. David w. Mofiat from the Pres
bytery Of Madison, Indiana, to this Presbytery
was accepted, and his name was ordered to be
placed on the roll Mr.. Moffat was examined
m the faith Of the Presbyterian Church, after
which he formally accepted the can made on
him to become the pastor of the Bridge street
Presbyterian Church, Georgetown, and Sunday
AaIch D, At Il p. m, was fixed on as the time
1or installing the new pastor. Rev. j. L. Nourse
VIII preside, Rev. Dr. Chester will preach the
Installation sermon, Rev. Mr.. Fox viii deliver
@e charge to the pastor, and Rev. T. b. Metals
the charge to the people.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

ATTENTION II called IN the s.,. -
ground by Deputy Collector H' a. x,i,,;s Io' vi y,
Monasy next, the 2sth instant. See adyertise-
Evening star., 1870-02-26

As WILL BE SEEM by an advertisement in an
otner column, the Sunday Herald will appear to-
Ieading matter. The new management of the
paper promise to improve il from week to week.
ana We understand business arraneements Are
~ oT,n.smpiatiop which will add largely to its
Evening star., 1870-02-26
FORT CHENEY, Md,

Proposals. in duplicate with copy of this adver.
pyns FREsH BEEF to he frSop. a. aG shis iSr
ters meek, sh.nks and Kidney tslio~ to be eU ex
in such quantity as may be, from time to time, re
Quired by, and on such days as the commanding Off.
ssr week. snAi not exceeding four times per
The necks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
fourth vertebral joint, and the breast trimmed down
Ihe shanks OF lore quarters shall be OF from
hind Quarters from six to eight inches above the
gambrel or heck joint.
Separate Proposals in duplicate will also be re-
ceived by the undersigned up 70 the same hour and
date above mentioned for supplying Commissioned
supplied therefrom, with such choice fresh beef a.
they may from time TO time require, such as siron
These contracts TO be in force six months or such
less time as the Commssary General shall direct,
Of ssns9s of the
Department Of the East.
Ii I:.n z & to sfs s. s
then the Conmissary st Fora McHenry, Md, shall
and ts sontrsetcr Sl Be charged With h tie diner
The contractor will be required to enter into
bonds for the sum Of two Thousand dollars, signed
also by two responsible sureties, whose names must
The proposals win be opened at u:so o. m =. on the
Which time sna sSs bdde are %
.IS win be marked P,seGs.: t;E B.sf"
.ya ' bss bb's.t t.ss s,s g. g. & s. AAr..'l'9Ss A..
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
tn. PETITION SSak IisEF issfE5Fs.,s q q Sh.ss. ls
Mas praying for the extension Of patent srsnted
8 g .is ssI am AND
msnt in yentllstins Dsmper for Stoves:
II 70 ordered that the Testimony In the case be
So9 iins 0a .ne LTD day q April next that ths time
Limited to the ahday Of Aprl next. and that said ps
tition be heard on tbs eth day ef Nay next.
ANY person may oppose this exte1lion.
fe7lawsw OS.mssossr q Pae1s.
THIS Is TOGIvE NOTICE That the Subscribers
n have obtained from the Qrphans' Court OF w ash-
lngfon county in the District 81 CoiumDia letters
q adminissrssion on the personal estate q
deceased All persons having claim. against the
said deceased hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof TO the subscribers on on
erwiss Sy Law be excluded from eli 6ensfi q The
Given under our hands this roth day of rssr,.,v
$50. LAURA y. BLAGDEN.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
On the petition, of WILLIAM HENRf AKiSs.
of Ithaca, New York, praying for the exfension n,
. patent granted to him on the 18Th dev of Nav lssS
snd re,ssned on the eth day of November, loes for
~ y ordered that the testimony In the case h.
eiossn on ihe Eth day OF April next that the time
iof nnne argumsnts and the Examineris report he
snia ns,ia, 70 the I'd day Of April next and the,
NEXT. ~~s VI april
ANY person may oppce. this extension
SAMUEL 3. FISHER
CoGmissioner OF Patents
Evening star., 1870-02-26

.,d Is.eh ha.1s CAsEs..Patrick Joyce, for assault
omeer SCHROEDER and fined s5 BY Justice Drury.
sarah Herrell was fined $40 for selling liouor
without license by Justice Anderson. ''f1"'
Evening star., 1870-02-26


pROPosALs FOK CLOTHING.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTHTyG,S
Sealed Proposals, indorssd Proposals for Cloth.
the he list day Of Fesrnary io Tor the sSp
ply Of tn the following articles, viz:
oieeo Blue FLANNEL overshrts,
l00O pairs Canvass Duck Trowsers,
lOMV Blue Cloth Caps.
One half the amount required Of each Of the above
named articles must be delivered at the New Ysrk
equal proportions, at the Boston and Philadelphia
The clothing must be delivered, one-third within
sixty days and the balance within ninety days from
ne cate contract and must pas: the usual in
style and make to the samples at the New York,
Philadeiphia and Boston navy yards, and at this
The flannel, nankin collars OF the sheeting frocks
blue and pure indigo dye The nankin collars Of the
sheeting frocks must be of the same quality aud
For description of the articles and schedule of
bidders are referred 20 the inspectors of the navy
Offers may be made for articles, at the
option OF the bidder and in case more than srti
Gle ~ contained in the offer, the Chief of the Bureau
Will have the right to accept OF more of the
articles contained in such offer, and reject the
Bonds. with approved security, will be required in
one quarter the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld
from the amount Of each payment collateral secur
viii nat h ana o. hs which
com piled with.
Every offer must be accompanied by a written
enarantee' signed by one or more responsible per-
sons that the bidder or bidders will ii HE their
bid be accepted, enter into obligation within
the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
ny such guarantee nor from parties who are not
bona fde Of regular dealers in the
articles they offer to furnish in conformity with the
second section OF the joint resolution, approved
The pt partment reserves the right to reject any
proposal unless the responsibility of the guarantors
ls certified TO by the Assessor Of Internal Revenue
Tor the district in which they reside and unless the
license required by act of Congress is furnished
with the proposal, well to reject any proposal
not considered adv antageous to the Government
ia 9law4w L. T. DUNN, Chief Of Bureau
1.-THE TIME FOR RECEIVING PRoPo-
sails Tor Clothing under the above advertisement is
EXTENDED until clock p. m. on the 4th of March
next. Bidders will apply to the Inspectors Of Provi
slons and Clothing at navy-yards for informa-
tion. Il. 7. DUNN, Chief of Bureau
NOIICE.-The wristbands of the Flannel Shirts
and Sheetng frocks must be one inch smaller
around the wrist, and the sleeves Of the Blue Flan-
mel Shirts and Linen Frocks one inch shorter, than
the sample.
The proposals for Duck Trowsers are Withdrawn.
fel9d8 X. T. DUNN, Chief of Bureau.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK cor
ncr Of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is open
from $50 to 7:30 O'Clock every Saturday evening.
in addition to its regular banking hours. L;
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

CATHOLIC AND CONVENIENT CHARITIES Is
announced as the subject OF Q lecture by the
Right Rev. Bishop Rosecrans, Of Columbus,
Ohio, in Carroll Hall, on Monday evening The
lecturer II the brother Of Gen. ROsecrsns, whose
name was 30 familiar to our readers during the
rebellion We understand that many Of our
puohc funetionaries have been specially invited
10 be present at the lecture.
Evening star., 1870-02-26

THE BEST 8, 10 and lJ cent Cigars in the city
at Headquarters" " All 7th street, where every
thing in the trade is remar kably cheap. Chew
ing and Smoking Tobaccos, Snuffs, Pipes, SC.
Evening star., 1870-02-26
CITY ITEMS.

SPRrNe OvKRcoATs Of French Batiste, Mel
ton, Cheviot, Double and Twist and Repeliant
Tweed. Some very handsome ones for s12 One
price only. GEO. @. HENSrSG,
No. 40 Seventh ST., NorthNest.
Evening star., 1870-02-26
Georgetown Advertisements.

sMIssIoNARY ANNIyERsARY : DUN
Georestcvn, T. c.. To-AORRow. (sunday . Teb-
Gc6a pLkY q S sSs sessSi ST Ami hsd
e;ssssrx; s;s. sddres. By Hon 8 $ USHER, SINGING,
1TcirizEss' PAhry, ArrESrIoN''!
ma. meeting Of the .oierscfth Citizens Ticket
WI WI Be ne,d a market Han TO MORROW tsstnr-
enc, come ALL BY order Of the Executive Commit
RY THOMAS D0wLING, Auctr. Georgetown.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRxIruRB AND
- On otwFkSEf wkSEssbAHo 81 HoSTI2Sff SsT6s2SSffyc March
WHI' 'Of General samuel Breck. I 4 No. a iss Con,
q Hou.shOid Fsrnitur. and Ehsets. Of which we
One elegant Rosewood Piano, Stool and Cover
WsInus Hair Cloth Easy J. HcS Chair. and Lounge
Oak EXTENSION Dining Table
Oak and wa,nui Dining Chair.
Three Oak and Painted Chamber suites
Wardrobe and n nattres-es
Elegsnt Three Three gly Carpet
Cooking, Chamber, and Franklin Stoves
large lot Of Coal. with many other articles too
fsad rHos BOWLING. Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct r; Georgetown.
AUCTION SALE OF LOTS NEaR GEORGE
TOWN
- Some desirable lots OF land. Z, ON four to six
OY0acres, some about one half mile west of Tsnpal
~>iytown on the mill road the rest near Con
duit road, onehsf mile west of Drovers' Rest will
SA9 March S On the Scs n the on
Also. for sale privately upon accommodating terms.
felsSt&2awtd THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
I ARGE STOCK OF SHIFTING MCsIINs.
IL WIDE SHEErINGS. AND HOUSEkEEPING
GOODS.
New York Mills. wamsutta. Androscogein. Bates,
Forestdale, and other superior Shirting Ccttons
Yard wide Bleached Shirting, l2's cts. very cheap
Yard wide Bleached shirting, rery heary, Is cents
a special bargaia
At reduced prices, Richardson's Linens and Shirt
Fronts
At reduced prices, Table Linens, Towels, Napkins,
&c.
Winter Goods including silks without regard cost
Beautiful Spring Calicoes. at l21. cents.
Special bargains may be expected BY all who favor
us with call. BENJAMIN MILLER,
felldm' 101 Bridge St, Georgetown, u. @.
Evening star., 1870-02-26
LOCAL .NEM0' /.


NAfyo1AL THKATER--Last night OF -
Mitchell in Little Barefoot"
WHrTKH JRsT GALLERY.-Grand Comic Pan.
osama of the Removal of the Capital, and other
Magnificent Representations, every evening,
ss6mencing af 8 O'Clock.
0HrTH q STRoNs's ART GALLEY, 2l5 q.
HARxUTHR's ART GALLEY, Se6 TIN street.
BARLow's ART GALLEY, 237 Pa. sysnus.
Evening star., 1870-02-26
M. WILLIAM

Has HANDbOHB STOCK OF
ZEAL LACEs, CLOAK VELvETs,
eATINS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAKS,
DRESSES, RIBBONS, rEATHERs,
FLOWERS, BONNETs, FLATS,
TRIMMINGS, and I'll kinds o Partisan Novelties
Also the celebrated J. r. B. TREECH CORSETS.
Dresses and Clocks made TO order.
33e Pennsylvania avenue,
nov Cite Treviss. Paris.
nROPOSALs FOk CLOTHING
Evening star., 1870-02-26

PERsONAL.-Samuel w. Grubb, Esq, of At
lanta, Georgia, "a native OF this city, where ht
served an apprenticeship at the printing busi
years.