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nTCOLLEcTORS OFFICE, OITY HALL
S WASHINGTON, O. Aupuat 4 I6sS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice 10 hereby given that By ian act approved
July Is lfG, the rate Of tax on all cal and per-
sonal property, stocks, &C., for the year 1885, il
nxec 81 one dollar and ten cents on every one hum
dears OF the assessed value Of said pro perty
UPON all taxes upon all property not 10 arrears
LOT taxes for general poses abatement 81 We
per cent is allowed from August 1, 1856 until the
IasI day OF October, 1866 after which no
au 2eoogt VIM DIXON, Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-08

CHANGE or RlsIDEHoR-We learn thar the
Hon. Orvflle ii. Bro wing 10 about 20 become
. resident Of 0eorGetown. He has hired the
known - :" Ever. Nay" the proprietor. O6as'
Dodge, EsQ- having gons TO rsside on his farm
In Montgomery county, Nd. y II :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-08

A RAID.-The police OF the second precinct
have had reasons to watch house kept by
colored parties near the intersection of Yer.
mont aven ne and 14th street Last night, abop Z
nine O'Clock, they slipped one OF their men
(ofhcer Westerheld) int the house, disguised
as a citizen, who soon found that the parties
orderly gathering. Officers Crown and Poole
made q sudden entry to the premises, and CAP
tured four OF the inmates; two escaped by
jumping from window. Mary Curtis, Jo-
fined IS each, and Thos. johnson $40, by us.
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~ GRAND FESTIVAL, TABLEAUX, AND
~ GONCERT, for the benefit Of
81; DOMdNlgP NEW CHURCH,

Commencing MONDAY, October /, 1885,
supper, including the delicacies Of the season
viii be served every evening by OK Derienced CA,
terers. The entertainment will be varied by a
Admission, Is Cents oc I.1w
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LOCAL NEWS.

THR GIFT .CoNCERT.-Editor Star Il have
waited In vain 10 see an answer to the allega.
Mons made by the Star in regard to the Gift,
Concert OF Hall Morse and Company. and am
surprised that the managers do not reply if
they are able 70 do so. What have they to say
to ysur statement that the treasurer selected
by them, MI Hutchinson, OF the Bank Of the
metropolis, refused to act on the ground that
he had ''too little knowledge OF the direct mar
ayers Of the affair" They attempt to deny the
allegation that they checked their money out
Of Mr.. HutchinsoB's Bank, by saving they did
not check it sdll' out. Well, how much did
they check out, and how much is now there on
deposit? And is Mr. Hutchinson acting as
their treasurer or not, that's what the public
want to know.
About the real estate, the brick houses, &c,
paraded in their list of prizes. They evade the
challenge to produce proof Of having acquired
the ownership TO the pieces of property in
question. Now il they really wish to show a
bona fde transaction, nothing can be ease
than for them to exhibit a certificate from the
Tax Clerk or Register of Deeds 10 the effect
that they have acquired a title to the several
pieces Of property offered By the N as leading
prizes They would thus do 10 U ch to uiet the
apprehensions of ticket holders, who would
like some tangible proof that tho managers of
this grand gift concert have ever acquired the
10 cents worth of an
BYTwo GIFT CONCERT SwrNDLEs.
THE CASE OF LowKNTBAL.-EditorS ior-
Dear Sir: Will you allow me to correct a state
ment occurring in your issue of Saturday last
touching Mr.. J. b. Lowenthal. You state that
Mr.. Il. sometime since renounced the faith of
ms parents, (Jewsh.) embraced the doctrines
OF christianity, and united himself with Trim.
lty (P. E.) Ch urch, in this city. i would state
mat Mr.. l.. has never ITO my knowledge Alb
Jured the faith of his fathers although not pro-
Tossing TO live after the etraitest OF his sect as
son OF Abraham. He has never embraced the
doctrines OF christianity. or received the in
itiatory rite OF baptism. He has never been on
the books of my church, either as a pewholder
or commandment He was, however, until du.
ring the last year, very regular attendant on
the services in my church. and at q time when
ne was endorsed and approved by gentlemen
high in position in the departments, and the
recipient OF complimentary letter from the
secretary Of the Treasury. recognizing his
valuable services in exposing an attempted
fraud on the Government to which he was So
hclted to become party. Wills. on this SUBJ
Ject, should Id all candor state that in my in
tercourse with Mr.. l.. have ever found him
an intelligent, agreeable and exemplary gen.
ueman, and am as yet unwilling to pas judg-
ment on bis present difficulties without hear.
ing the other side OF the story.
X. ]. KEELING,
Rector ufa n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-08

BASE BALL AT RICHMoND-The Union am
Spotsscood Base Ball Clubs Try their Aetal.-I
correspondent writes MS from Richmond ths
the foregoing clubs played their first game G
home-And- home match on Saturday after
noon, the 9Th inst. After an exciting contes
OF I'VE innings. the game was .scailed," on &C
Scws. yictcr.' e. Spots vonds % I'M ~ ~ .ol
4 will b remembered. u the club which m
chivalry refused to play with because Il wa
composed II Northern men. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-08

TURNED UP AGAIN-For two years we have
missed nom amongst Ms the genial face and
Jolly form OF our friend. Col. John L. Smith,
put In looking over the Baltimore papers, we
nnd that the Colonel has not been asleep
during his short residence in the Monumen tai
City, as we see that he has received the nomi-
nation for the State Legislature from the First
District, composed Of some seven wards. Col.
smith has lived amongst rs for the last fifty
years previous to his removing TO Baltimore,
and represented the Seventh Ward in the
Board Of Aldermen two terms.
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~WASHIN0rOh LIBRARY-rhe D;reotor,
US OF the Washington Library COMPANY re-
guest the Shareholders to meet At the Library
Building on THURSDAY Oct llth, at 81. D. m .
to consider huainesa af i'm norfanca &C 81
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RYw L. WALL d co. Auctisnesrs.
u Southwest corner Penns av. and 9th ST.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-18
New York Market.
By Telegraph i NEW YORK, Dec. II.

By Telegraph.I Il Z NEW YORK, Dec. II.
CoTToN-Firmer; 3A@515c. for middling.
FLoUR-I0f93Oc. BETTER, $40 500ll 90 Tor
extra state; SO S09l2 90 for round hoop
Qhios So 10@l2 10 for trade brands.
WHEAT-4@7c. higher; 3 25g2 AZ for No.
Milwaukee.
RYE-Firm; 81 20 for Western.
OATs-Firmer; 65@66c. for Chicago and
Milwaukee. 49, ~ s-ess
PoRK-Easier; S21 12@2l 50 for new; $40 20
@20 81 for old; closing at $50 81, regular
SI7 5099l7 70 for prime.
CUT MEATs-Quiet; 99l0 for shoulders
10@l2 for hams.
LARD-Steady; 121s(al31ac. for new.
GROCERIES Unchanged.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; l9920c for crude; 80
931c. for refined in bond. N&Ef
MoNEY-Quiet; 597 inside rates on Gov
ernments.
enthusiastically at 914@915.
GoLDmHigher; opening at 1875 and clos
ing at 1885.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Steady.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool dull and lower
grain 5951ad. per sailing vessel; coed. per
steamer.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
LOANS, S25S, 452 80; decrease, SCI $40 81;
specie, $l399l 200; decrease, $3.50, $50; circu-
Iation, So 1877 ,755; increase, So, 100000; legal
tender, S63 go, 3O9; increase. $3,047, 452; de-
posits, S206, At, 271; increase, S27S, IA.
SToCKs-Better; Rock Island, SO North
7ol4 Wabash & Western, az New York
Michigan Southern, s21a Chicago & Pitts
burgh, 80; Milwaukee & st. Paul, 5215
5-20's, '65. 61s; new issue, 85s; Treasurys,
51s; Tenn, 691a; new, eos; M. & o., 80.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Dec. IL.
FLouR-In good demand and prices are
25 to soc higher; superfine SO Is to $40 50,
and trade brands $ll % to $l3.
WHEAT-Is to l0c higher but closing
firm; No. / Spring 81 40; Winter 81 s..
CoRN-Firm; ear soc; shelled 60@6lc.
OATs-Closed buoyant, holders asking 81
@58c for No. l. -olisslf, ..,f
RYE~Tn good demand and prices are
higher, No. 81 u. s.s
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHISKY-Decli1ed to 26c with fair de-
mand at the decline.
HoGs-Opened with q good demand, and
about 1000 head sold at 81 40 to 81 60,but the
market closed weak.
PRovIsIoNs-Dull but prices unchanged.
s MESS PoRR--S20. tF
e. LARD-l2c.4
GREEN MfATs-6, s, 954@I0c; bulk meats
754@9t4c for packed. The demand for all
articles in this line was only of a retail
character, dealers having no faith in pres
ent prices.
CoTToN-Opened dull but closed bu oyant
under Liverpool advices, at 3l@3l%c Tor
middling.
GROCERIES, Unchanged.
sBUrTEEs-- Dull at 2S6g30c. -f
CHEESE-l5c.
GoLD-l57@lS71a and closing firm. ta
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
REVISED WEEKLY


BANKS.
Evansville National Bank, Main Street.
First National Bank, Main Street.
Merchants National Bank, Main Street.
w. ]. Lowry & Co, First Street.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. aI
Carpenter, White & Baker, First Street.
MaclSey, Nisbet d. Co., Main Street.
G. Maghee & Co., First Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
j. T.& s. A. Coolidge, First Street.
T. NJ. Elliott, First street.
f. Hopkins & Co., First Street.
Schapker. Bussing & Co., Main Street.
Weed & Glass, Main Street. -
WHOLESALE GROCERS. .<
Bement & Viele, Fl st Street.
Foster Brothers, CincInnatis
s. E. Gilbert & Co., First Street.
/. & d. Hermann, Main Street.
Oberdorfer & Co., Water Street.
Preston Brothers, FIRST Street. e
p Ragon & Dickey, Water street.
Wheeler & Riggs, First Street.
..ffef RETAIL GRoCERS. -sf
Cook & Healy, Main Street.
s. H. Cook, Main Street. ih
]. P. Elliott & Son, Third Street.
Habbe & Pfeffiin, Main Street.
Hedderich & Lauer, Sycamore Street.
Il. lglehart & Co., Third Street. Il
Parsons, Scoville & Co., Main Street.
r. S. Rustop & Co., Water Street.
Vielxery Brothers, Main Street.
Weaver, Read d Bennett, Locust Street.
Moses Well, Locust street.
DRUGS.
7. G. Bridwell & Co., Main Street. -
Cloud & Akin, . -
A. @. Hallock, First Street.
Keller & White, Main Street.
LEIGH & Maghee, Cincinnati, Ohio.
H. ]. schlaepfer, Main Street
Sparks q Picquet, 80
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Read, Morgan & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
]. 8. Kicker, Second Street.
p. Semonin, Main Street.
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec. IL.
oNEY--Active. lto tHH
EASTERN ExcHANGE--Firm and scarce.
FLoUR-Steady.
WHEAT-Sood milling and shipping de-
mand; advanced lc; sales at 81 1902 II.
CoRN-Dull; S09s012c for No. l., and TIC
for No. 2. ssff'
OATs-More active and &c higher at 4S@46c
for No, 2. rs.trs, .,ss. rs r., ttfgy = u
2 IGIWINES-Nominal. Ii
I Provisions Quiet; mess pork soc lower
at SIS 90 cash. Lard duh at llls4(0 l2cs Green
hams SC9yc delivered. Dressed hogs fairly
active under a good demand by packers
and hippers atS6 75(GT 25;dive, s. 1906 CO.,.
common, y. 20Qg6 40; good to hoice, heavy.
Receipts 1000 bb1s -four, 1900 bushels
wheat, S,O00 bushels corn, 900 bushels oats,
$500 hogs.uf 9gou az 8yan hgd 81 "
Shipments 5000 bbs, flour, 5000 bushels
wheat. a. IN t|Nt ~ ~ ftA'h ..s
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XDDITIDN II FnTvlH NKws.

LoUIsvILLE, Dec. l7.--The river is falling
scant feet in the canal.
The additional arrivals yesterday and
last night were the Alice Dean, Cincinnati
to New Orleans; Argosy No. 2, New Orleans
to Cincinnati; ]. Baker, Green River to
Evansville; Chattanooga, Nashville to
Evansville; Sam Orr, Cairo to Evansville
The Alice Dean had a good trip. The David
White and Louisville are advertised for
New Orleans on Wednesday. Messrs. Cox
and Humphrey are the agents. Both are
splendid boats finely Differed. The Pine
Bluff, which had arrived on Saturday from
st. Louis, was burned to the waters edge
and sunk on Sunday morning, in the
mouth of Licking River, opposite Cincin-
natl. Her officers and crew barely escaped
with their lives ~ttttA
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ST. Louis Market {.
BY Telegraph.l aH'5 ? ST! LoUIs. Dec; Z

BY Telegraph aGia g ST. LOUIS. Dec. H.,
h Observation-Disclosures. + 10 1iEOh
u COTTON + Quiet tJ S0t4q3lc- ~ 8.3uaI
FLoUR-Quiet and business small; SUPERB
fire, 50 O099 Is: extra Spring, $40 00t9l0 . .
SIS 6llsl4 90. ,,fa t4rtrf Eef aft 0a
WHEAr, Firm and inactive at 81 60 for
prime Fstll Hi tAo 5f}ii q sos
Com Heavy; s999ic for new, and s2@
CSC for old. 10
0ATsIstiR at 74975c for prime and
choice. ltItgai Un tHr EGG
PROVISIONS Quiet ga 81 ~ ta.
M ESS PoRK-2Ic.
less BEEF-l6c. tffs IS fsfA
& BAcoN-Clear sides. 14c. ~
LARD-DuIl; prime keg, 13c.
(. dWHISKY-$2 %. u eFF
Hoes-stiffer at e9g75c; receipts since
Saturday noon, 400. -t
FREfGHTS- Orleans, advanced.
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Buffalo Market.

By Telegraph BUFFALO, Dec. H..
FLoUR-Steady.
. WHEAT-Quiet and firm.
2 Corn Duh.
OATs--55c for Chicago, and 50@55c for
Ohio. - Ess t
7 /. CATTLE Receipts for the week ending
Dec. 10, ;}5S ears. Shipments by Erie road,
100 cars; by Central road, l62 cars. Re-
ceipts on sunday, 81 cars of cattle and 81
cars of hogs. ti
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Now Orleans lTarket.

BY Mail NEW ORLEANS. Dec, 10.
CoTToS-L Lower sales to-day of 1900 bales
tow mi ddling at 291 PC; Iniddling, 81 &c.
Exports tor The week, $3.50 bales. ssI3.i $3.50
GRocERIES-Sugar, firm molasses, high
zoe; prime TO choice, 60@64c.
FLOUR Stock light, with a good demand;
superfine, Sill; extra, .Sll 501gl1 80. 3, EHa
. GRAIN-Corn,- firm and unchanged.
Oats, SOC. lpfE 81 3flf
HAY-In good demand at s26 5O927 so.
PROvISIoNS-Pork, lower; sales at S4.
Bacon, little doing; shoulders, 121ac; sides,
.l254@l5c; lard is in light demand at, l212
@l31a. l-s..fr 4H3 i#t-
WHISKY AND ToBACco-Un Unchanged.
GoLD-l37. t4 n5
ExCHANGE-Bank Sterling, 40. New
York Exchange, 1907 discount. a,
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Toledo Market.

By Telegraph TOLEDO, o., Dec. IL.
WHEAT-Actiye and firm; No. l Spring,
81 30; No. 2, g 1902 l5. "'' 81 tA go
.6CoRN--S5c. New, &c glr xpHt 3l
= if3ATS-46c. tI asa 500 ~
'iS RYE-95dS1 10.
40 DRESSED HoGS-S7G7 %. 4 dat
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph tr LOUISVILLE, Dec. II.
ToBACCo-The market is unchanged
sales of 81 Hhds. of the lower grades.
FLOUR irmer; choice and superfine
SO 50.lHfR AedoG Il lt a9tf11t9
WHEAT-Red Winter g. 20; Spring 81 25@
2 so.
CORN New in bulk zoe for shelled, and
62b5c for ear. .tis.llf ~ sal a. .sHN sHt
OATS-5Sc for prime in bulk. - i
HOGs-61a@654 gross receipts $50 head.
& MESS PORK--S20 . to $40 80. III atfisia
I4ARD-2I14c in tierces.. Z f.fraf hr.i
GREEN MEATs-6c for shoulders and Joe
for hams; bulk shoulders SIG; packed
clear sides .ll1a. 4nost .tf pa .fls
BACON New shoulders 949l0c. -af
CoFrpN-33c for low middfing.S
WHIsKY--In bond at Use free and nofaf :
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Milwaukee Market.

BY Telegraph MILWAUKEE, Dec. II.
Z FLoUR-25c better; $40 80 for double ex-
ira. af a5 8qss
+, WHEAT--495c better; 96c for No. q
CoRN-S0c.
OATS-l62c better.
DRESSED HoGS-612@7c. .f
Receipts OF flour, 800 bbls; wheat, 800
bushels. Shipments, 1900 bbls. -four, and
1000 bushels wheat. tbf
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RaItimnre Market.

By Telegraph BALTIMORE, Dec II.
FLOUR = Firm, for higher grades and
prime. suG ef4e gta 1913 E3f
: WHEAT-s393 10, for White. l
CoRN-906t 96c.
MESS PoRK-Scarce, but in active de-
mand at S23 10. go a
e FAIR EglSc i SsSy R sh9iSS &
in gold. :. - -.-I b ~ h. ~ N.
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PhIladelnbla Market.

By Telegraph PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Ia.
FLoUR-In demand at an advance; North
Western Family, SlI@l2 so.
WHEAT-Very dull sH@
CoRN-Searce and unsettled; sales of new
Yellow at 95@$l 90; old, 81 l6@l II.
PRov!sIoNS-Firmer New Mess Pork,
SD so.
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WOODEN FACTORY.
John w. Gruen & Co., Bond Street

John w. Gruen & Co., Bond Street
SALT AGENCIES.
L. Ruffner, Jr., Water Street,
Baird q Start Water street.k
TRADES.
Thomas Grant, Carpenter, Main STR
VIM. Hawksley. Engraver, First ST., -
@. w. Osborne, Painter, Locust stree
AUCTIONEER.
Hiram Nelson, Main Street.
u. :. CLAIM AGENTS
VIM. Reayis, Main Street
: Jstnes e. Walker, bird street, ~
STOCK YARD.
w. w. Shannon, Main Street
TOBACCO.
Webb, Mauzy & Co., Cincinnati. Ollie
AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS. &.
H. o. Babcock, First Street.
Nm. q. Fullerton, Main street.
JEWELRY.
BittrOlff & Co., Main Street
p L. Geissler
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
-lte g. n. The magnificent steamer
uskSSS DAVID WHITE.
Ar1zl--'E-A4 Capt. Dave Kinney
N. b. Shaw, Clerk
Will leave for New Orleans and all way
landings on WEDNESDAY,, 10Th inst, at
O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage (having superior
accommodations), inquire of
cox q HUMPHREY, Agents
declS DIT
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Q,UEENsWARE,

Hollingswortn Bros, First Street.
Lichten & Ichenhauser, First Street
Mark & Warren, Main Street.
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MONETARY l. COMMERCIAL.
WEEKLY REVIEW.


There Is a continued full demand for
money at IL per cent. in Bank, while street
Il rates may be quoted at from ~ to Is per
cent. The payments being made to the
country for pork and other products, will
soon enter into the channels Of general
=. business, and dispense Some ease all
around the financial circle. Even now
collections are reported tier than for
,Asofne time past. $500 49, =
Gold is. tending ,downwprds- The buy
Sing rate here o-day, was l3jIl
EsA. N wsTIfk HxclIthea IS sinz far isnpply
az wffh RATES 1DciangeE,as 3, t M ! (. IS n
sa 1a, go tneh ats sfeadysu Weiqlote:o5e
oslodo Bayfi Selling
5-20s old -,..,-.,-,,.r,,.,,,.la71S HeTsg 1857
5-20s new. @...,...-......- ...I06 107
II gloT4y,S e. y 81 s,s--, sE-.. - sE-E w 100
7-Us, august lO2 =, ss,5.r, JOG
a7-30s, June ....s..ls.lil.E~1lal04 4Ar.7F 1867
I-SOs, JulyrrrifI1r ;,;,r-u.,lA lP12
Compound Interest Notes are bought at
abe following rates:s leso ~ Je'-
-o1Jnne, lS64. ia
10 July, lai,.,--...ss.as''; ~
aug, h, o. Y-ii w. 10
Oct - -
htDec.n8 III
May, lS6o......- lB Y
aug .. lOo
Sept. lOl Al
Ocl..
e. The following quotations are from the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-31
IG B p RH IN t / IN C. :
IN ALL Tfs BRANCHES
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
AT THIS OFFICE. ..
Snsintss GatSs.

Hotels.
| MEXICAN HOUSE, Hydepark Vermont.
~ 4. Nesmith proprietor. ~
|DEN HeDSE, Eden Mills, Vt. DR.. d. Ran
dali, Proprietor. 80
|, I,ATERSURY Hotel, Waterbury, Vt. Mp.
Kee.er. proprietor. New house and new
Iure II
IATrHEWS' HOTEL, Stowe Lower Village)
. W., W. Matthews, proprietor. IL
ENTRAL HOUSE, Johnson, VT, NJ. Kirk
Proprietor. Stages leave this House nortl
south Daily. 20
|URRlSYILLE HOUSE, Morrisville, VT, A
! ". Spaulding proprietor. The proprietor
!, to be able to make the traveller leei a.
IA
ILLAGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. Vt, II
A. Uyit, Proprietor.
MORE POND HOUSE. Gilmore Vt, A. W
iyeril, proprietor. Conveyances to any
of the county on short notice.
kSBURGH HOUSE, lrasburgh, VT, by II
Nye. Stages leave this house daily for al
bay stations. Horses and carriages to let. "
#DBELL'S HOTEL, Wolcott, VT, Justu
iubbell, proprietor, on the stage road t.
kbugh Conveyance to any part of the coun
IN snort notice. "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-31

Attorneys.
s. PIKE, attorney and licensed Claim and
Insurance agent, johnson Vt. Having had
experience in collecting Military claims for
lty land, arrears, money bounty and pen
\; | am prepared to prosecute all such claims
Speedy termination, for reasonable com
sation. 33m6
b. SAWYER, attorney at law and solicitor
In chancery, Hyde Park, Vt.-Agent TOR
Of all claims against the U. S.
|fBment. Office in Newsdealer building. Il
#C. BENTON, Attorney at Law and solicit
b. in Chancery, Hydepark, Vt.
RGHAM x WATERMAN, attorneys at law ,
hi solicitors in Chancery, Hyde Park, vt.
gular attention given to the collection OF
bins against the Government, widows, in
and other pensions, bounties, back pay
ALDO BRIGHAM, GEO. l.. WATERMAN. 45
EUEE ~ LEWIS, attorneys and counsel
rs at law and solicitors in Chancery, Nor.
J., Vt Office in Masonic building.
t. Lewis will give prompt attention to the
cution of claims against the government.
build also say that he has received the APP
ment Of second register Of probate for the
et of Lamoille. !.
gERS d. GLEED. attorneys at law and so
etors in Chancery, Morrsville, Vt. (Office
bly, occupied by Hon. T. Gleed.) H. n. POW
K. GLEED.
b. HEATH, attorney and counsellor al
aw, and solicitor in Chancery also H.
WAR Claim agent, johnson, Vt. Office
looms, second story. over e. b. Nerriam'i
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IRDJ. TAYLOR. house.palnter, Morris,
Vt. lie Il prepared TO do all kinos o.
'onging 30 hIs prosession, ,--suen as palns.
Herring, papcr.banging, etc. furhitnIs
ed finished and MADE GOOD AS NEW. W
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nENTIsTRY.-p. W. J, PECK
dentist, johnson, Vt. Natur-
Licensed Auctioneers.- A

LIcenssd A"ctfV"o
.sW. DOTY, Licensed Auctioneer ana
bnty Sheriff, Morrisville, W.
FylNELL, deputy sheriff aud Licensed
buoneer, Hyde Park. W. All ca''S
~ attended TO. 70
)lDDlE. licensed auctioi. er. johnson
Prompt attention given TO the busi.
all business done under this iicehse 'o'
Fable compensation.
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MILAN. Merchant Tailor, johnson
All work done by him VIII be IN tne
hner aud warranted to 1t. Cutting zone
|fs to make. Terms cash. ooyi0
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Rates Of Advertising.
|,lumu year, $50 20 mos. $35 (; 3 mos. $lS;
/ mo, $40. .N
column year, $35, 6 mos. 40; 8 mos. $40; /
no. 81.
\ column year, SIS; mos. $40: s mos. ST;
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Iy.l Notices charged at 10 cts per line for three
E,ertons two insertions, cts. q line one
N Eueinsertion, g cts line.
|sbate notices 81 each,-provided, they do not
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liz Marriages and deaths inserted free. Obit-
Sfss including poetry, five cents per line in
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Physicians.

b. HALL, Physician and surgeon mor,na "a
IuIe W Diseases of the nose, throat auu
treated by the INHALATION OF ATomlAhD
\ The hest style of TRUssEs constantly OF,
oaah aaSc,ne nrs,,n. Villas 32yl
]. GROVER, NJ. D., Eclectic pny
PrgeOn, Hydepark. vt. Office at the resi-
pi Fred Bliss. ~
MElGS, Physician and Surgeon, Hyde
/fk, Vt. Office over l.. II Noyes' store.
Examining surgeon for Lamoille County.
DENTIsRY.-R. G. Gilbert, has
~. Ddtted nm an Office at his Resi-
deuse in Morisville, which he in
E.CJ tends TO mike permanent loca-
The practice of the Dental profession In
ranches. All operations upon the Natu-
h as we'll as in the manufacture and in
of Artificial ones will be performed in q
IN and scientific manner, and warranted TO
re satisfaction in all cases or no pay wili
6red. shall he absent few weeks du'
Fall, ofwhich due notice will be given
Paper.
A nR.M0WEh has taken rooms az
EaA DBrewster's Hotel. Cambridge
LrD where he will insert TEETH upon
BER BAsE at from So to $40 per full sett
Ian any other Dentist in the state. Al
cleaned, filled, and diseases OF the gums
nENTIsTRY. p. W: J. PECK
s.. IL dentist. johnson, Vt. Natur'
D al teeth put IN the best state OF pre-
LJ seryation, Diseases Of the gums
hlly treated. Artificial teeth made III
e known to the profession, 40
IOLBRooK, NJ. d.. physician and sur
n, Wolcott. Vt. OGice at hir resioenou ess
formerly occupied by y A Root oho'