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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-04
FIFTH DISTRICT,
LATE AlGleRS.

4 Altman succession of Joseph. 6
S Ayami succession of Joseph. Is
: Albright c J.............. 20
Is Acker H. 4 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-04

SLOT Trouett Bernard mrs. ..... II 81
SIS2 Tdaia Mary mrs.. At
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.

Services follows Second Sabbath in each month, by
Or. A A Eo0EzsIAN Fourth Sabbath in each month by
WlI N. NOEMEST-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
Odds and Ends.

Best potatoes for planting ones.
How to find happiness-LoOk in the
dictionary.
-Wanted-A fresh covering for the bell
that was pealed.
TO keep potatoes from rotting-COok
and eat them.
-Skinfint, who "gives nothing to street
besgars,' has no doubt that the men cut off
their legs and women have babies ION par-
pose to appeal to the public sympathy"
"A cOlOred gentleman and voter at the
Atlanta election, being challenged, was Of
Tended He said he thought it was really
uEkind. He had voted at six or seven places
that morning, and this was the first time
that his integrity had been challenged.
One Maine editor has sued another
Maine editor for defamation of character,
and the defense is understood to be that, in
the first place, the plaintiff had no character
to speak Of, and that even If he had, nothing
the defendant could say would injure any
body.
The method of making bowl of oyster
soup that can be retailed for five cents, four
ofwhich viii be profit, is as follows; Take
five Baltimore oysters, photograph them, to
each photograph add five gallons of water,
and season to suit the taste.
"A little boy was advised by his father to
use illustrations in his conversation when
ever they should occur to him, "for," con-
tinued the parent, "there is no more forcible
way of conveying or expressing your mean
ing" Shortly after the boy was lectured on
generosity, "It's far better to give than to
receive, Johnny-far better The Bible
says so, and [ say So" illustrate it, papa.
1 think 1 will understand you better"
Father could not see the application.
"A clerk in a prominent banking house
ofAlbany, having had an intimation that it
was proposed to dispense with his services,
boldly entered the private Office of the Pres
ident and said: "Ar. President, I have
made mp my mind that the interests Of this
bank require that either you or myself
should leave its service As you are the
leading owner Of the bank, and have a large
family to support, I have concluded to leave
you in your position and retire myself
The young man retired"
a tavern boaster, vaunting his knowledge
Of the world, was asked by a wag if he had
ever been in Algebra ooh, yes" said he
Il once passed it on the top of a coach"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31

Jasseu JauUuTy Jy1 IoIy
Now, therefore J. d. w. c. Senter, Gov
ernor of Tennessee, by virtue Of the power
in me vested, do hereby offer a reward of
Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars (S250), for
the apprehension and delivery to the sheriff
OF iailor of any county in this State, any
person who may be guilty Of a violation Of
the second or third sections Of the above
Act
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
Memphis & Charleston
RAILROAD.
TRAINS ARRIVE At AND LEAVE MEMPHIS As
FOLLOWS;

TRAINS ARRIVE AT AND LEAVE MEMPHIS AS
FOLLOWS;
ARRIVE DEPART
Tbr7rr~b NaiI-psTrY-- - ........... . 20 10 40
r5-t - S-1nfa~ at -... 5 o. N
s51lHd junction Accom- lGdltlon- dairy
- . IN & D" = III
Through at Grand junction with trains lgr
At Decatur for Athens Pulaski Ala, Columbia, Nash
At Chatauooga mail trains for points as
Express Trains
Barzace checked through.
further information, apply At shs once,
corner u ain and South Court street
w. ROSS, GerT SuPeriDtsudsnt.
4. A. BARNES, CTenl Ticket Agent. Cet5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
CH ANDERSON, L b ADAMS. JOHN WARREN, R S
HARDY, FRANCIS FENTRESS, c. NJ. WELLONS
Magistrates and ConstabIes.
St. James Church, Bolivar, Tenn.

services on every Sunday and on all tae Holy Days by
RECTOR w c. GRAY.
The hour for opening Sunday School is. So o'clock
Morning Service on Sundays. ...-.-... IOJz
Evening Service on Sunday ys..---.....-..... do
N Holy Days... ......755s A II and 4 { P II
Services tvic, each day during Lent.
From a. NJ, and from 10 p. NJ, the Rector
be found n his study the of the Church.
e. The seats Of this Church ara ALL FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
SWIM EBROAD'S
TGZ2R0VZD
COTTON PRESS3
SILEPLICITY,
SIRENGI
DURA BILITY :

As I have succeeded in getting a new in
vantion granted nc GU PRESSES propose to place
them before the people for general use.
Nv fsvrution IS reduced down 70 SIMPLICITY. DU-
RABILITY and STRENGTH, so much so that any Of
field hands can work it with good success
An those who wish Press see oae in working
der a this place.
propose to sell ROYALTY. COUNTY and STATE
RIGHTS only.
no ELC =.
claim for my invention over the Utay aid all other
Presses this
Nv gripping blocks vsed in pressing are cast in solid
blocks which grip upright iroa bars soon as the
noer is applied and holds fast AS soon as the power is
taken off, the blocks viii slide down the bar perfectly
loose ready sr renewal OF holt which renders it entirely
impossible to gee out Of oriera virtue which ether
Press has The lever that is the common straight
lever applied direct tae gripping blocks ny follower
is ran up and down By means rope and vadloss and is
arranged % work very easy
To- For urther information address
G.. W. SWINEBROAD.
Fiiv 20-Gm EouTyAE' TENN.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
Ranfist Church.

Sabbath Service I015 A and II Sunday School
A II Meeting Tuesday Evening; Regular Month
" Meeting Saturday before the Third Sabbath in each
month Communion Service the SABBATH following.
ED. A B TUMLINSON, PAsToR,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday School .--...--.-..-. A. II
Bible Glass Tuesdays. at
Prayer Meeting Thursdays at...............7
Services every Sabbath, at IO]z A. n and NJ
Seats all FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31
Mississippi Central 3. 3.
GEO II. ...............Aorsr, BOLIVAR


Trains pass Bolivar as follows;
MAIL TRAIN ,SoUtul30 0rh, 3;i2 p II
EyPEEsS S3Uth-2.3J orth, 5Z j. u
Freight train,S0uth-I045 Il North, 30 a IA
Way Freight Soulful North l35 m
= Mail train runs every day Express train runs
everv day AIONEANS EXCEPTED. al
Connection by the southwark bound Mail and Ez
press trains Grand junction with trains the NJ g. Il
trains going north at Jackson, Ien' Wltn
trains the n o. K. r.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31

D. ". c. Senter, Gooernor Of tie State Of
Z5,ssesSee, to os2J ugho shat see these pres
eats- Greeting:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1870-12-31

7. II. Do IIlIl-
d24:4t Secretary Of State
Papers throughout the State copy four
times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08
NOn-partiran readers Of the New York paper,

NOn-partifan readers OF the New York papers
must be delighted that election day he's com
and Rat the very last Last Appeal to Voters
has been made. The last batch of pap,rs
from New ! oEk city are red hot'' with adiura-
tons 10 EJECT this candid4t, or defeat that
candidate, TO repudia's '.ihe sravs-t .sSinr
Pirate, Stewart L. woodford,' or TO s'reiee,
Holman who is only the creature or Tweed,
who Is the creature OF Jim Fisk" The fee and
INDEPENDENT voters a-e admonished that iSGea
Siocum, Shermsn's Right Bower, L. opp1ssI I v
aearpet Dagger named Webster "eyery homes,
man" in the 2ist district is urged to "yote
against foolish Foley; and there are appeals TO
vote early in the morning for James Brooks,
the Congressional Cyclopedia", for Fernando
Wood. the leader OF the House of Representa-
hyes'', 'for Mathew t. Brennan, the friend OF the
poor ''for John T. Hoffman, who signed tbs
eight hour law; ''for Oakley Hall, who carried
the law into effect; "for George Wilkes, BE-
cause he is man OF talent and patriot, "for
Martin Mcmahon, because he ought to b,
elected; "for Horace Greeley, because he An
honest man; "for Luke Z. Grimes, the eloauen,
disciple Of Father Mstthe W. .'for Matthew +.
Brennan aga INST 1bert b. Roosevelt, the Bed
bug candidate for congress in the Fourth dis
trict ; ''for Col. b. +. Weymouth, because he Is
a real Colonel" These are a few OF the
"keasons psrsgraphed al through the New
YORK papers why the voters should rush early to
the POLLS TO vote for the Candidates named.
And what with the job type headings, aud the
LIBERAL sprinkfDg OF scare mar ks or exclams-
ton points, and the capitalized or italicised
passages, our whole New York mail looks AZ il
suffering under q bad attack of measles We
don't RENE mber in the most exciting Presiden-
tisl election to have seen snch an eruption of
job type in the editorial, columns of the New
York dailies, and the crisis nov must be ire
mendous to call for this display.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08
Tie sxndlipg Of the Bank of c.,,,o,n,, nv

Tie s'hdling Of the Bank of California, by
passing On II a spurious bond Of $1,000, Of
which the telegraph brought as news last eve
mig, will cause wide spread feeling of grief
"n the Pacific coast They have such q warm
affection TOR that Institution ont there. And
the idea OF di-pstching By telegraph q steam ,r
from port nearly thousanl miles distant for
the purpose OF intercepting the vessel on which
the swindler IL supposed to have taken passage.
and srresting him, without warrant OF law. il
one which could only have originated with the
managers OF that powerful concern. YetityiII
doubtless be carried out, 50 completely do the
viii and interest Of that corporation over
shadow all other influences and rights In that
part Of the country. It's will il virtually the law
Of the land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

~Men are hrei ss5 tor steneiling on the
sidewalk, in Cha,le-.)n.
"Seventy thousand dollars have been Of
fered and refused for Goldsmith Maid.
"The chief attraction of the Marquis LSrne
i said - be b'skymuetrical legs.
~Frontier settlers are much annoyed BY
boss steal Indians.
~senator Wilson, in his speech ct Lawrence,
said he signed the temperance pledge 80 years
ago.
"The eolored BAptists OF Kentucky are to
have q theological school at frankfort and
have bought hfty acres of land for the purpose
"At n ire in Albany, New York, a ladder
on which there were ten or twelve tremen
broke, and Elk Of them were badly injured.
sxD. s. Basted OF Fond du Lac was offered
si0 CO. for the stallion Ticonderoga, which bs
rsfn.ed. and the next night the horse was pois
oned-
sxAt n late revival meeting an impulsiy
vorns conyert PRAYED that God would bless tn
Two Young ladies between whom ne had bee
sitting especially the one on the right"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

Perhaps the most peppery election contest or
the year is that going on in the Eastern District
OF Rhode Island, where Senator Sprague is try
ing 10 prevent the election of Mr.. Jenckes The
personalities brought out in the Eight are fear
fully bitter, and involve serious charges and
counter charges between the hostile forces.
Among these is the grave charge made by Mr.
,Jenckes against Governor Sprsgue, that he was
guilty OF treason during the war, by supplying
arms 10 the rebels In Texas, in exchange for
cotton Mr.. Sprsgue, in reply, admits that
there was q cotton transaction, but that the
purpose of 1t was "to furnish relssf to loyal
men in Texas who had cotton in their possess
sion," and that the idea was that lin this
way a profitable business enterprise would
be attended by q substantial benefit to
suffering Union planters at the South"
ar. Jenckes rejoins that among the articles
sent out 10 Texas, then hostile territory, In the
way Of " relief TO suffering Union cotton
planters, were thousands OF cartridges and
percussion caps" and that the parties engaged
in the enterprise set up cotton factory in
Texas, manufacturing goods at great profit;
entered iEto q 500, 200 contract with the Con-
federate government, finally sold out the ma
chinery at large profit, put the proceeds into
cotton, and run it out, SC. Sprague, however
asserts that he had little to do with the affair.
aud that the SIS, 600 invested In it By his firm
was total loss. Altogether, though there is no
proof to establish that Sprague was guilty Of
any reasonable practices in the transaction, il
would appear that his keen scent, as a large
manu- Gcturer, for the means to keep his
mills running. led him to take part In some
rather circuitous modes Of obtaining q supply
of cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

Eighteen States elect representatives. in Con-
gress to-day, as follows Alabama, Delaware.
Florida, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, Massachu-
sets Maryland, Michigan. Minnesota, Missouri.
Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island
Tennessee, Virginia, and Wisconsin. These
States choose one hundred and twenty d We men,
bers of the next Congress. All Of the States
mentioned except Maryland. Virginia, Mime
sofa, Wisconsin, and Rhode Island, elect both
State officers and Congressman. Tins far. I'M
der tie orders sued by the War Depart nsnt.
soldiers or marines will be used, If needed. a.
New York, Baltimore, Buffalo, and Norfolk,
Va, making in ali q military force of about 900
men but il IL hoped and believed tn 1t there will
he no occasion for their use anywhere. In New
York city, where there was most apprehension
OF trouble, the United States and municipal An
;horities have made an agreement, noted else
where IN our paper, which, il is believe viii
avert any necessity for the civil authorities
calling for aid, either on the 5000 United States
troops Stationed there, or the State militia
~h.shIs to be held in readiness for any outbreak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

Coon NEWS FOR TAX PAYERS. bin
passed both boards OF the City Councils last
evening extending the time for abatement O,
ten per cent authorized To Do allowed by the
act imposing taxes for the year 1850 until the
10th Of the present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

Infant prodigies are generally nrst-class
nuisanees, but we win make An exception for
the little Sappho 1t Wallis Opera House. She
the brightest, nyeliest seven by-pine that ever
set loot On, the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

Archbishop Spaldine as,-ived At New York
Yesterday from Europe A reception is to be
extended to him on his return home to Balti-
more, on Thursday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

The elections everywhere seem to be pro
crossing quietly to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

Nils 60
.ousand troops are preparing to leave
5 ain for Cub1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08
~ OFFICE OF SATIOVAL FREEDM
AS SAVINGS AND TRUST co aPANY.

NO sU1 IN street. . poslte the Pos On e.
&C., WASHINGTON. ID O., Nov. >, $50.
NOTiCE.-The dividend If the Freshman Saw
ing and Trust Company will be pay able at their
2lst instant. -
Interest not drawn will be entered to the credit OF
TIE deposiors and will itself draw in. crest from No
ven Der j. not-ft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08
~C0LLECTORS OFFICE,
US NEsI WING OIIY HALL.
WASHING roN, ID. e., Oct lo IS70

S - NEsT WING Orr HALL
"1 oFPidiSi Dc Oct io'lao'
= Setiee Is hereby given. that the TAXES FOR
ona properly the ne real BETTE ana of
Columbia viii be pay able on and after october 18Th
@ ali sSe ereS cent, F y
& o d. count AT q ys Dsr cent from
seSSs be new ri . sessi at
two haadr S do.r. AMOUNTS s1 eaa
Of 1a6 81 e fsTn sses Cd ''ed
No attention win be paid to IDEAL letter.. request
after office hours. The Collector is comp sIIed to
s This isS5;s IL NJ Of the late law
Person. Calling for tar bills win please present
business Ct The e aud s S sTss us 70 lbs the
ceIoea TO BY an officer Vi the bank upon winch they
On O the ist cSFebruarv. 1z,. the book. will, IA
elosed and all taxes due and unpaid .il, be sdver.
seis ~ 10 'As fHep aChron G t1sS uIie.,sr
"N,9IiCE.Al person, Indebted % me are no
ssS yin 3 5st1 sSdR &sss D. At
81 sss4 TEHsH oJMFKSfA
rRrrp TTsisIys s.ViIo s sxsk p $50.
~ per cent per annum for the fonr months ending
Noyeu Der LIST. payable after the 2lst.
For the &C nmodation of the lahoring ps0ple, the
3ahk 10 kept open tao1 9TH st ill iue clock on
"wednesday and saturday nights. nos 81
g AND SHr EsSsE c sssSRsFss
NO 'o' seysn.h street: oPP1ste The P,st 0iee
All SR P;a1sI IL MSIiGs re Rs60si roks
t9n1 Ih street, between this date and the 2lst day
OF SoysT6s. next fincinsise) will commence DRAW
III IL TEREST ON the Ut day Of November. Now
me tine' All sums OF IS and upw ards receive IN
IEhISI: "e1ldtd
@kOTlCE.-MONEf To LOAN on deferred
w noies'or balance Of purchase money. WIN
p. HOFFMAN Attorney at Law, northwest c,r-
ner 9th emo Louis ana svenue. Rep oc 2n
~NOTICE TO PkRSUNs DESIRING TO
US LIAM GkRMAN.-A special course of in
struction In German will be Commenced AT the
WARRINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
on OCTtbER s. ls7e, by ID. l.. SELk e. teacher OF
GERMAN IN the public schools. Terms for the course
o. ~ lessons, S5 Applications will be received
the college, corner 9Th and d streets. and at the
residence OF the teacher, Sl2 18th street, between
Private classes in German and french can be
formed at the teachers residence, at moderate
rates se29ly
~HoTiCE.-An UNRrDEEMED PLEDGES
AS on hand for sale at =. GDLD5TEIN Co 3
LOAN oFsICE, 20I and 209 "a street west. near
fenhsyNahia avenue oc Is I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

THOSE SILK UEBRELLAs -
u r~Ssuced 90 - 50.
To close them out, q PRIsCEe loan oface L
oatno rocUs. 1eoS PecEstlya1is ave. suS-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

EOK MORNING. GLnRIES, ORIENTAL -.
II f ihE msksEf' STOVE A
d; = !. i: CHEAP s?9yE srosr,@
CARhiAGksi o.r,,,c,.1 0AKhIAe.sI
r,! The eea e. ss, 20: Of llIs, elsss CIR Z
Isges,t - all Kin ds, ever offered in thisR@
T risJ abe, a kree number Of s;o9nd-hand Oar
Factory, 40 Sh street, near d.
A smiths HI LPER wanted nos 81
SUPREME coV tSs6 IL TIE DISTRICT OF
,,. psS:,' +, :, rnrsso- soOs, Doc. 10.
Ths above entitled caus. has been referred to me,
snd TO ascertain whether there are any claims
ps. II ss aSs .n b az
WEDNESDAY the sa iri;si i 4 OK Auditor,
IN THE SUPREME C0UkT OF the DISTRICT
~in.hslnAnavon Ks%msrheeber,i efl,
Won hsmmerhueber, Ne E''
AdcIph Clus.
This cause has been referred to me with III rastions
~ tsse az account OF and th- .tsrs ia
,hs cause AID such other psois q msy De srsus h
sS",e me or All persons nte e.,.t ea TO
na SExr H n x snst. S5s HnstI%;
EvYCoUKT, WAsHIHGToNC COUNTY, c.,
This Court having deemed Il eesress 70 S Il.
,ss sSoG ,1 shs e.
ra,t ~ fni ; the land q MRS Bar
Ct Washington, and having caused the same to be
surveyec by the County Survey OF and plat of the
nierested IN q sad s road S,dr xS 90
n.yhsve OBJECTIONS thereto are hereby notified to
snch corrections to this Court at its regular
meeting in December next II any objections are
made. this Court win then aud there hear them. are
no 2awsw Clerk Of the Levy Court.
pUBLIC NOTICE
OEes Of Srper,niend,r, and Iaspe,toy Of S.,s.,.-,
ea'', sg,v .yyb fseixay. and Ne. Smtd,n.x
sS.nsd. ct the May.rs ONCE until u m. next SAT
FEET s ,gr tine Of barrel two
ansie Of the Judiciary Square. and run in front
q .gn.Ts q! Ala and d, connect with
ripe with th. sewer, and run opposite each house,
ss1s 81 qs ssS the sqiS
coEnest with the manholss drops, traps, &c.
a as .S sis ss
peT ft re- per drop each 20.
Tor 70 VIII III not spd ln''se
n,s-a su'i fEss1 and ln'''''oT'a'.
skSPnsALs WILL BE keCEIYED UNrIL
=, II clock November n. 1870, for furnishing
IN the construction of the first section of the i'm
: under the Charter 81 the
Baird Dl feet in length by - in width com
posed mainly of stone, brick aud iron, and 10 be
.reetsd near the corner of seventh street and Penn
sylvaDla avenue Washington, u. O., according to
pans and speci6cs tons that be at the ONCE
OF Adolph Cuss, archtc Ct corner Of Sey ehth and
streets Washington, where full information can be
obtained. ~ ~
q. hids be deemed for the interest Of the Com
Ms proposals will be entertaineI from any nsrs.,
who Is not known 10 be practical builder.
Proposals should be en-, las. in sealed enyeIon.
inc orsed Proposals for a Bu9dng for the Wash.
Ineton Market L, mpany,' afsd addressed to the
Irea urer Of the COMPANY, M. MOSES KELLY
cashier CT the National Metropolitan Bank Wash
inston, Dc.
ALEX. K SHEPHERD
E. X. TINKER.
HENRY DAVIS,
N. q ORDWAY,
sam. \ SMOOT,
y. A. HlbOBETa,
rRny. >''h
WASHINGTON, Nov. s. $50 pos,,,
los. J. MAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

s!sR So So S s:.a Z s s.@
fsIsse, ! %is1 s IS s,w s s.s.h "; in
ESsss:i;5S Sol & s sa.s - S Stia "
2 g: s.i., j. Sc Sa; S, - SI:sfS
g GHEisfIas caGkoH e5 as N s wiss in-
NINf Re- m,. knose. SHAW pre.chss This KyC.
whose Son is He" Esptisn after evening ser
TSSss,AsPpJoVRSED MEsT!saoF THs IN
t. UesDA 10 at l. o'clock M. to eie CT
TIA u. In. tne ensuing year. All interested arr IN
TA Mass MEETTN0 OF THE SEVENTH
&ipsEsbaY kvKN sa. NSse% Sl Be- sI i:S %
AL Tor the pEIpose o. .l,eting officer tbs Club
y Srser Of r iss Of part
il " O''' " y a.IIRs, sccretuy.
T Ma -rse Annpal COMMUNICATION Of
snS Tsmps on wFpNEsbaY i sS VIZ: Il Inc Ma Ma
SssGE s. TsSSE i ear
d" u Grsad Secretary.
rNoriCE TO TAX rAYEBS.
c"NwST I.m ogFHE; 0lry Hall,
1S - se No # . 4sf g. @ which
unless oosntersgned bv thu Com stroller. Ut ''''a
pos-n HENRY NJ. wHirrL1sEY;
rhATIoNAL SAVINGS BANS.
" PAYS gIs eSsf. 5s sH PE EFs fGsA'v,
H. A Willard. WIN. stiol ney, Hon Jos. Casey,
Emery, Shepherd, 'STGi i PSp Plant nd y e.
~ AZ .+sssa Ses.hl Vie Il Gen:
RlIfdIng Asa tatian .~sI III
SIS p the ssS Sd & iss CITY
O'Clock lnos-3tl WIN. W. MOeBE, Sec'v
rB93AAsR4 OF TRGsTExs or PUBLIC
r Sf SHs sf ssa T o. :. 5 q;
nos 81 = NO'enDsi r. F4s asS!s.s Secretary.
9HfssE NE hssuGis SId n soH .s,Cy BUILD:
Z h. II N oa r; s.1n 9 r.
h ins S S p Giis s opq%I; cssss
o'clock m Those WIZ have, and ali Strsrs " sh
e1S obtain srssS % e,
'ious to The day Of eeting
nos,,hm 6oi Ninth nh, stree, g nortaxs,i,
NJ NOTICE The eleventh regular -m-aIhiy
held ~ siTsn S 2. aSf las. s
the proposed amendments 70 he O. ~i Ss
them @ loan s @essy e. IT,
at legal rates OF interest-l0 per Cent. PER annun
with ten years credit 10 establish land de psrt-
nent with certain By laws, &c" and ''t1 allow
parties to subscribe for stock at any time their
profits to begin with the first Of each quarter Of Ia,
calebdsr year. acc Ring 10 dsts % subscripiiJa.9
he books OF the association will remain open un
til the second Tuesday IN {nuary next
nos q JOHN X. kLVASS, S.cy p. III. A.
IReIub n, Sunday Gaz tie. Chr,nicle Herald, III
~ OFFICE OF sATIOVAL FREEDM
U SAVINGS AND TRUST C0aPANY,
No 3O5 TN street. opp osite the Pos On e.
60 WASHINGTON. ID O., Nov. >, $50.
NOTiCE.-The Dividend If the Freshman Saw
ing aud Trust Company will be pays able at their
Banking House, No. 50T Seventh street, after the
2lst instant. -
Interest not drawn will be entered to the credit of
TIE aeposiiors. and will itself draw crest from No
ven Der ]. nCtft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-08

1920 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
100 dor. LADIES' LINEN HEMSrIrCuED
hANDkLRCHlEfs, q; cts Apiece.
b autiful assortment Of LADIES and GENTS
HAkDKERC dIEfs- AZ very Low hgures.
Large assortment Of DRESS G.tOUs. ALPACAs
81 eli prices. and very cheap. TABLE LINkNs.
NAPKINS AND ToMRLs. at reduced prices.
eHAMLS, BLANKETS, FLANNELs. aud eae-
raj assortment Of DRY GOODS. lhepl ocl5