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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
Rutland & Burlington and Ver-
NOM Valley Railroads.


ON and after May IS, 1868, trains will run as
y follow iovrNG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 80 A, NJ, az +. N" y ~ I;
NJ III 30 +. NJ. Arrvcat Rutland at Z p a. NJ io
i. M, OO0P. NJ, l2lhP; NJ LeayS l,pubu r ~ ~
A. nj, Is0 A. Nj, 515P, ~. p P.M ATTY IrpSe, y
Beilows Falls al so A, NJ, q A. msl ~ r. \" *
AN p NJ Leave Bellows Falls at - q, M, ~
e. NJ ass z, NJ, OQ0P. Nj, Arrive at bratueporo
aiS30 A. NJ. s50A. NJ, As p. M.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Icaye Drattleboro at 10 s. A. NJ, 10 !; NJ, 9m r.
NJ. Arrive at Bellows Falls Il 20 MY Ky Nh h
az p H. Leave Bellows Falls at s 40 a: NJ, II 10
a Nj SIS p. NJ, 10 90 =. NJ, Arrive 9t lsntl9hu ny
i06S 4, NJ, 900 A. NJ, 0 COP. NJ, u b 7. ~ Leave
rutland at 05 A, NJ, mP, N, $Q A; NJ Arrive
nj huntington at S5 A. NJ, 4 90 z. NJ, Yuo A. NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
Al Burlington with Boats on Lake Champiain 4, anu
Vermont Central aud Vermont and CanaaS , ial,
roads for Montpelier, ST. Adams Rouse I39lhli
Montreal Ogdensburgh and the west; ~ huHahu
with trains for Bennington, Manehestefl roy Troy
Albany and Now York, safatpegn sprFlH afi.
with trains ON Cheshire Railroad for Fitchbprg
Worcester Lowell and Boston, With Vermont ~
Low Railroad for Brattleboro, Springfield Hartford
New Haven and Now FORK; and with sullivan ryan
road for Windsor, White River Juncuoh, Wets
River, st. Johnsbury, Newport Litueton ana the
White Mountains. - -. h.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap
pleasant and expeditions route. -
For tickets and oil necessary information enquire
~ wy 0'''''s - ~ Gro. A. MERRILL sup't.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
A Y L Il 5 II AIR ~
FOR THE RENOVATION OF r.
The Great Desiderainni II ID

The Great Desiderainna o ( The !.
a dressing which Il az ence agreeable. b
efeetual for preserving the hair. Faded q
Is soon restored to its original color AL %. \
freshness ofyouth. Thin hair IS thickaa
hair checked, and badness often, though q
cured by is use. Nothing can restore TIE
the follicies are destroyed, or the glands 4
and decayed. But such as remain can V
usefulness BY this application. Instead
the hair with a Pasty sediment, Il viii kHl
and vigorous. Its occasional use viii Fal
hair from turning gray or falling Off aad -
~ prevent badness. Free from these q
substances which make preparations dirgsI
injurioes TO tie hair, the Yigor can GALS a
not harm il. Ifwanted merely fer o
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found SO desirable. "a
Mother oil or dye. does not soil white tlas
yet lasts longer on the hair, giving Han4I
iustre and grateful perfume.
Prepared by
Dir. ], C. AVER & co,
Practical AND AEALYTIcAL CHul
WELL. MASS.
Price si.o0.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19

GREELEY AND RAYMoND.-Horace
Greeley has two daughters, Gabrielle
and Ida, aged respectively nine and
eighteen, who Gun be said to inherit much
of their fathers intellect and their moth
er's strength of character. Greeley earns
money enough and ought to Ire we'll off,
but he hasn't the faculty of laying up
Henry J. Raymond was married when
quite young, has five or six children, the
eldest son Of eighteen. Raymond is
quite wealthy, aud enjoys an income Of
about $4,000. He is generous with hi
means and yet accumulates quite rapidly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
COFFINS AND CASKETS !

A Large assortment Of Black Walnut. Cherry.
Birch. and Soft Wood Collins and Baskets. Can Be
had trimmed at short notice.
E5- The above Goods will be sold at Reasonable
Prices for Ready pay.
Old Furniture repaired and Upholstered 10 order.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

Any amount and every class Of Insurance required
can be placed at this Office in the best Companies,
and at low rates at any agency in the country.
Expiration Notices Promptly Given.
6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-06-19
PAPER AND ENVELOPES.

For sale b. IS nc EDWARDS
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YOUNG PATHFINDER s!

Walpole. n H. Nav g 1ssg 3 81 q y W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
CONVENTION Of Hebrew Covenan,ers.

SEVENTH DAY-AN EXCITING SESSION
The convention OF the order of B'nai Birth
resssembled yesterday morning At the Ailerna.
ria Club Room, and was opened with the ritual
prayer, read BY Mr.. Abraham, OF Cincinnati
The amended constitution was debated in Com !.
mtuee Of the W hole, and adopted It provides
thst there shall be held, on the LIST Sunday m
ton, comprising one member of each lodge
who has been president. An Executives Com
mittee is 20 exist during the recess. Each Iod ae
ls sovereign in its own Internal Affairs subj e.
20 the organic law of the order, and to the Dis
trfct Grand Lodge having jurisdiction = I
The report OF the Committee on Territori n
jurisdiction was adopted. This leaves the
rum Der of districts at six
In the afternoon, Rabbi Isaacs proposed sn
amendment to the Constitution. 10 the effect
that only male lsraelites OF good moral char
acter should he eligible to membership
motion to lay the amendment On the table was
voted down.
Mr.. Wolf moved to amend by RESTRICT no
membership TO Jews who keep the Sabbath
and eat s'clean meat" indicated in the butchers
shops BY the letters r. lie did this to show
the propose anne ndment to be absurd. The re.
suit was spirited debate. The Rabbi's smend-
ment was f1ercefy denounced. as ensuring Ia
total destruction of the order, as a firebrand
and a thunneIbolt. DIR. Guttman called AZ n
childish notion; Mr. Bien, of this city, and RIr.
Green baum, OF Chicago, also opposed it. Sey-
eral others followed on both sides
Finally the excitement became so great that
II was with the greatest diffic Guilty the business
could go on. There was q great ma iority against
the Rabbis proposition; and finally the Consti-
tutiCn was adopted as whole.-N. i. Post
ga inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
oreixn News.


All lhe MinislDrs Of foreign powers in Japsn
hare united ~ protest against the revival by
t0MAlnDv0od deer les against natiuGGAr
til z9cA8 war continues to rS WI
aa&9D1e open to foreigners by tresY Soe
fa1Ing has 0ken place near Yeddos5SFith =
decisive euccess to either party. 1t il phou6t
t tnS eSa 10y eventually be diyied is0
Nv TWO ,Ss A. sde ntsmPtres ,governedreaece1ay
py the Mikado and Tycoon. TX
Lord Gran worth ftwice Lord Chanosf OF
Great Brittany died in London yesterday.
Of ss S ssss
second time, and the school bill passed. II
was stated by the Earl Of n almesbhfy Aatths
ministry would wait for Mr.. Russians report
extent OF suffering OF the AbyssinIan ENJOYS.
In thesHouse of Commons, in reply 10 q guess
ten - to he diplomatic relations Of Great
Britain and Mexico, MIR. Kinglake stated that
Menco had broken of relations with England
because OF the recognition by the latter of the
Empire Of Maximilian. II Mexico should
make overtures for their resumption there
would b NO difficulty about il, but the over.
tures could not come from England. r .- !
1t was stated in the French Corps Legislath
yesterday by n Rouher that the Government
does not intend TO alter the election laws a
France in any particular. The budget wa
finally adopted. 81, 5Il-.s-lT 49,. !
From Lisbon we have a report of the SEIZURE
by force of arms of Portuguese territory on the
coast of Guinea by the British gunboat Pam
dora. The Portuguese Government has des-
patched two mensof-war to the scene Of the
A conference is in progress between Hon.
George Bancroft American Munster to the
North German Lon federation, and Baron Lin
delofs Presldent N the Council of State and
Minister Of Justice Of the Grand Duchy Of
Hesse. on the subject of naturalization treaty
with the United States, which promises to have
speedy and favorable termination.
Political disturbances are reported again in
Bulgaria A despatch from Oonstantinople
states that the Turkish government had ordered
troops to that quarter to restore tranquil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

TIE BUREAU OF EDUCATIoK.-By a clause
OF the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
Appropriation act, approved July 2O,) the
Bureau of Education ceases after the 3nth day
of June, ls59. Provision is made. however. bv
the same act for the esta blIshment of an offica
to Be denominsted the Office OF Education, to
be attached to the Department of the Interior.
The head OF this office is to be styled the
Commissioner of Education. with a salary of
$1,000 per year. 1t is provided that he shall,
under the direction Of the Secretary Of the In.
terror, discharge all duties devolved by law.
upon the Commissioner Of Education. This
legislation remedies the evil complained of un-
DER the present system, whereby the Comms-
sioner, (olr. Barnard,) undertakes to reside at
ms nome IN Connecticut and run the Bureau
here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

TIE GEORGIA Democrutic
Nominotions fer the GATED .States .Senate.-The
Democratic nominations for the United Stapes
Senate. made in the Georgia Legislature yes
and H. V. Miller for the short term The
House adopted resolution requesting the
Governor to proclaim that military law is at
Bills were introduced TO organize the militia,
re.eDact the stay law. and abolish the district
courts. A resolution passed both Houses sus-
pending levtes and sales. except for debts con-
tracted since the war. In the House. long
discussion took place on q reconsideration of
Mr.. Chambers resolution directing the Com.
mftfee on Privileges and Elections to report
whether negroes have the right to hold once.
The Senate refused to reconsider the resoiu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

SUITS AGAINST GENERAL BUTLER.-Yester.
day afternoon Col W. w. Woolley, Of Cincin
natl, who, il Will be remem bered, was lately In
the custody of the impea chment managers at
WashIL gtOn. by his counsel, X. J. Brent and
r. L. Merrick, Esqs, sued out of the Superior
Court OF this city writ against Gen. b. F.
Butler for false imprisonment, for incarcera.
ting bin before be had authority to do so from
the House of Representatives, and also for
seizing here the private kilograms Of the Colo
mel. Damages We're laid in this case at slOJ,O0O
Another suit was also brought in the same
court by r. j. Brent and Vim. M. Addison,
EsQs, as counsel for Kimberly Bros, Of this
city, to recover some $500, or more, alleged
to have been extorted from them by Gen. Bat
Ter by duress, when military commander at
Fortress Monroe. Process in both suits was
duly served on Gen Butler rs he passed throu IN
here in the New York train last evening" On dis
way TO Observation-Disclosures Sun, 18Th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
The Labor Mov.m..,. in New Yer,

The Labor MoveDsats in New York. -
The New York Susof yesterday has the fol
city:
OPERATIVE Observation-Disclosures Hal
Committee received plas and eciasation
MIR. Benjamin Bloonin hle. venYDn
Fettrich's men struck VIZ on lturlC, ro
fuslng to labor e him der g CO tiee
the eight hour rule, he was making false re-
ports 70 the Master Masous' society, and thus
Prolonging The STRIKE Tie committee have
TWO S32,0O0 Jobs, and another about $4,000,
upon which they are to commence work to-
day. One thndret eight-ho men 60 to work
this morning. Mf. James Scott, John and Jas
49, sss :, %S@ p .ns.s;1 nc
members Of the Union have signified desire
TO do the same thing If required. Mr. Scott
also promised the committee on Saturday TO
get them 500 within week il they wanted II.
The pfesident OF tAe GerniaG SONNY. No. 12,
was present at the committee rooms on Satur-
day. and stated that the $50 seceders from mis-
society were now begging TO be restored, aud
Were Offering to pay any amount of fine that
might be imposed upon them. The seceders
now admit that they were in the wrong. The
70 & a ana sSG sS TSs.S I Be sf fess
out until the strike is completely closed. Alta
meeting OF the Coach Maksrs' Union on Friday
evening that society resolved to tax its menu
htEs 81 per man per week to support the brick.
layers until the ssri Ne h e&Aedlt
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoN.-At a special
meeting of typographical Union, No. g. held
a. Shakespeare Hall, on Saturday evening
$500 was donated TO the Bricklayers, in aid Of
their strike, with promise to give more If
needed.
TEE SlNum MAcH1yRidRoN MoULDERs'
STRIKE-On Saturday the men appointed nv
Manager Mckenzie and the workmen to ef-
ansne vserPin, II al au.tiH reuuneauon for
moulding at the above establishment was not
equal 10 that paid elsewhere, reported differ
eDces in some respects, which they thought
entitled the men TO more pay or less work, In
some departments, concluding with the state
ment that an advance of Is per cent. would
counterbalance the objections which could not
be removed by other than q change in the al. ,
raEgement OF the mandatory. Mr.. McKenziS, .
as promised, promptly conceded with the find.
ing u the commntee, and offered the men ah
opportunity OF resumiug work one week from
to-day, so that the strike may now be con-
sidered at an end.
JOURNBYMEN BAKERs-A regular meeting
of the journeymen bakers was held at Putnam
Hall on Saturday evening. President Delauy
formally announced that the strike for SO per
day and twelve hours labor had proved sue.
ceSstul, only fifteen men now being out OF EN-
pioyment. The extra assessment of9 or psr
week was discontinued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

BY an improved opthalmoscope the ocuns,
is now permitted to do wonders. BY the use
Of 1t the reflected rays converge on the retina.
and on passing through it, diverge and render
luminous the whole interior of the eye, reveal.
ing the hitherto hidden chambers of that organ
The auroscope does the same in regard to tine
ear BY its use, the entire interior of the ear.
the drum, etc, can be perfectly seen. The
iaryngoscope IS an instrument on the same gen
erai principle. Ii illuminases the entire throat,
give good view OF the iarynx, bronchial
tubes, etc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
LOST AND FOUND.

G. = REWARD-strayed or stolen. on tho al 10.
gC slant, q white ana red spotted BUFFAI 10
= COW. The above reward will be gil ven by return
ing her 10 JOHN SHCDART, 449 Ponnsy lvania
avenue. - ly 81
&TRAYED july 18Th, 1S6e-one WHITE
~ GOA with brown spot back of head has three
Ieats ,,c sharp aorns, an3 Is fresh Aay. one %
tNrnfUg the same to No 600 ed street, between
II and streets, will be suitably rewarded jig TT
ZANE TO THE PREMISES OF rfiE SUB
- SCRIBFR, Two COWS. The owner will
please prove property. pay charges, and take them
away. L. J. mlDpLGToN, near Fort Bunker
Hill. It.
CAMB TO THE SUBSCRIBER ON THE ara,
~ one red and white COW. with red neck aed
ears; her lett front leg ali white; with cru n
pied horne. The owner IL requested to come for
ward, prove property. paw cargss, and taxa her
sway. c. +. HAMILTON, PIney Branch Road,
lack Of race track. jy2 % ST.
c. REWtRD.-Lost, on Sunday evening, In
cc going from street, near 2lst, to street,
Bear 18th a black Lsma lace SHAWL. Thu above
reward will be paid for its delivery at No 22S ii
Generals office. Iyz7St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

Our neighbors OF Mexico are now in rnortaI
dread OF fiibustering parties, that are SAID TO
have been or ganized in the United States. And
are ready TO pounce upon the Juarez Republic.
and take full and complete possession thereof
1t is q needless ALARM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

EATING THE GLACIRRs.-rhe Gazette de
Lausanne says a considerable tradei ice has
bsen lately organized by a person named Ro-
batell, residing near Marnngg. The ice from
the glaciers having been sawn into regular
cy. is packed in boxes, and sent of by fast
trains 10 various centres OF population in
France, and arrives with very little waste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

ICRBERGs IN THE ST. LAwRRNCH- A de-
spsteh from Quebec, dated Friday, SAYS:
..Fifry-six more sailing vesfels arrived here
this year, mp TO date, than 1861. Outward
bound vessels are kept, by a large number OF
icebergs, in the lower st Lawrence, and sew
eral vessels had 10 put back in consequence |"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

~Tne immigration into Iowa is unexam pied
this year. -
0Pink and blue lace curtains are "a New
port novelty
1There are twenty EIGHT million of white
people IN the States 81 ~
IN his island home.
~TRe Spiritualists OF Rockingham. Mass
have erected a fine hall
~Limes' one water may be rendered com.
paTafiyely son by the addition OF a small
uonla.
"The Merchants National Bank OF Mem.
phIs- whose falfufe Wus announced a few
weeks ago, has resumed paymeat
~Ths Te,eeue derived BY the Spanish row.
eminent frcm Havana lottery during IN. year
ending June 81 was -, T3S,2Ss
tGeorge ID. Watts, Of Salt Lake has ten
thousand silkwOrns all doing well ana produ
<aR fine quality Of silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

"One Hundred Choice Selections in Poet
~ and Prose-" is the name of an excel
lent collection of illusions, poetic, patriotic.
humorous, &c, prepared by Prof. Nathaniel
K Richardson, and published by Garrett A.
Co. Philadelphia. Tie work is supplied in
this District by Mrs. Clara G. Scott an esti-
mable LADY, engaged in canyassing for this and
other valuable works.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

fBNIAN DEMONSTRATION The great Fe-
MAN picnic AZ Buffalo yesterday was an en-
tire success Between twenty and twenty-fya
thousand persons were on the ground and the
most perfect order prevailed. Delegations from
Rochester. Dunkirk, Lockport, Erie MssiIna
Canada, and other places were present. The
soldieriy bearing and marching OF the mil tsry
part of the procession called forth the aduira-
ton of military men. After the review 90 the
grounds, speeches were made by Gen. q Mill,
president OF the organization: Mr.. Mshan, Jed
itor Of the Irisk AmeyieGn,) of New YORK city
other festivities closed one Of the largest and
most orderly demonstrations ever held IN 3 uf.
falo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-Miss Mary C.
Che rfns, aged about nineteen years, and resid.
ing near Blacks Cross Roads, Kent county
Del, was killed by lightning on Monday after
noon last, while returning from a neighbor's
A small boy accompanying her was knocked
down but not seriously hurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

The Baltimore City Councils have adopted a
resolution providing for the appointment OF a
committee to take into consideration "the pro.
priety Of reorganization of the financial de-
partment OF the city"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

ing the thunder storm, Mr.. Geo. Dawson ! In
Trappe district. lost twenty three sheep by be-
ing struck by lightning. The whole flock was
under tree at the time, and twenty three out
of twenty.seven were killed. Some one In the
same district and during the pre- valence of the
same storm also lost q valuable ox.-Eaaon
I'd \ Journal. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

~ A young boy got In the wheel house of
the steamer Mary Powell on Wednesday, In
New York. and remained there till the boat
reached Cozzens. when he was discovered and
taken out. He was nearly exhausted from be.
ing drenched with water ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

Gov Smith. OF Alabama, has vetoed the law
recently passed by the Legislature Of that S,ate
fixing the per diem of members al eight dollars
He saws II IL exorbiiant -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

"A pictorial campaign paper called the VI
tioT'al DemOcrct,of the Ia Cross Democrat stripe
has been started in Philadelphia, with VIM.
d Hope, formerly OF this city as editor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

W DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA-This Asso-
citation will meet at Union League Hall WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, July 20. at O'Clock, and be Ad.
dressed by eenators Yates AMI Abbott, cd ge
Bingham, Gent q. o. Howard, I. J. Msckey. And
other eminent Speakers. The public are respect
fully invited.
APPLETON p. CLARK, President. b.
~ - j. q. DOU0HERTY, Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

From French & Richardson we have Rlr3.rs'
BdzaT Tor August
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

Prom Messrs. Blanchard Il Mohun we have
HdrTeT's Bc-dr for Saturday, August s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
w HIskrrs AT RzpucEp PRICES.

eboyE %aiskf 81 :. psS ssl h S .nsS
have been selling at 81. This wfisSy l. eSuai to
S,,lcn; Also, kEcrAk wALskY, az o.. and
sE4EpiEs; XTNEs,. coRpIiIs. BE a scgSs
BERRY and WILD CHERRY BRANDY. ana
HOLIAND GIN all IT Which ear recom,ns,d
for mesicisal purposes WI rEN6EY.
.. 4. GER. High and Bridge Sta d.
VH-ot Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

MO. BAY MAOKBBHL. f -'
The attention OF wholesale ana retail oeaiers IL
HACkERxL IN ktfts which We are selling a
lowest Eastern isbeins price ,povvoo
Penn. ave-. bet. 10th and llth 81,
AGENTS Tor Hawieys Mushroom Craokers Ees
York cider and Cider Vinegar. si-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
10 EFRIGERATORs AT COST.

In order 10 mako room for my fall stock Of
Stove Il win ell ibe balauce OF my RE 1RIGER
ATORS and WArkR OOOLERs At cost
II. 1. GREGORY. Stove Wareroooms,
iy81 321 Penn. avenue. near 7th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
EVERLASTING CORSET STEElS.
10 Cents
(0niy AssntJ
o. p.Gn,
b SKIRT AND CORSET MANUrACroRY
- LOUISIANA AVENUE,
my 8 between 9th and 7th stree.s.

WHOLESALE DEPOT or
MISsISQUOI wATkR.
Dealers In this celebrated Water can be sun
g1ed at the agents prices, (adding freight from
New 4 ork, In lots Of one to one hundred cases
80 "a n. w. BURCHHLt..
- . under Ibbitt House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28
n~GREA- REDUCTICY II
IL PRICES ON sUMMER G0vps.
Ar n. WILLIAMS,


~MAYoR,s OFFICE, CITY HALL.
S WASHINGTON, ID. G. July II lSB
Notice Is hereby given, that any one fonnd' rs
nosins stone, sand, o. gravel from streets where
tney eroeS Iloer Creek, or from any other streets
nen, without written perrnission frem the a ayor
or Commissioper Of the Word, will be prossc ated
Policemen are reqqestsd to arrest and bring to
punishment oil who yfolnts the law in this res o+st
lyl9 l0 y. BOWEN. Marnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

1921. y. CUMMINs, r = =.
W SAT SEvEETH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AED SHOE Housy.
Where the rubiic may End, always what thsx
want" and that Of tho best quality. f aE7s -
7Fr r SEVENTH sTRERI. Haka
Two doors south of X and Northern nsrks, sn
Lett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

M u. b. BRADY
WOULD Respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally that he this day resumes an
tire direction q his PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
In this city and win hereafter give personal alton.
ton to the business, assisted by some Of his best
New York Artists
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1868. v2lv
IChron., Intel, Re pub
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-28

Dk. s asGH AND PHYSICIAN.
700 PENNsyLvANIA AVENUE, above i2th street,
Has devoted many years 20 the treatment Of female
In this city and New York,
LADIES desiring especial treatment Will aud
hin very skilful and confidential
iKKEGC LARITIEs, from Whatever cause.
Doctor. lestf