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Evening star., 1869-08-25
The Massachusetts Democratic State Con ven.
ton az Worcester Yesterday nominated for Gov.

The Massachusetts Democratic STATE Cou ven.
ton at worcester yesterday nominated for Gov.
ernor, Hon. John Quincy Adams, son of
Charles Francis Adams, ex.Minister IN
England. Resolutions were adopted denounc.
ing the prohibitory Law, condemnfng the Lar
lslature for not granting charters to certaiu
labor organizations, calling for economy In the
public expenditures, recognizing the duty of
acquiescing In results already arrived at in
national AFFAIRS, expressing confidence in the
ultimate success OF the party, &c. CoIone,
ADAMS, IN accepting the nomination, made a
speech, critcizing the tariff system, and en-.
deavored TO support his argument in favor of
nee trade by quotations from Commissioner
Wells report. In speaking Of the prohibition
law, he recommended that an in yitation be az
tended to Republicans to Join the Democrats
and defeat the law
That Mr.. Clafiin will be Reelected NO ons
conversant with Massachusetts, politics doubts,
put me Democrats will try TO elect Incense law
or "free rum" men TO the Legislature. The
city OF Boston, ana perhaps two or three Others,
may elect Democratic representatives upon
TINS issue, but the country towns, IL Is thoueht
VIII counter and overbalance the combined
force Of the cities, and thus secure a Republ,.
can majority In both Senate and House next
year.
Evening star., 1869-08-25

SMALL FARNs.-A meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Virginia Agricultural So
ciety has recently been held at the White Sui.
phur Springs, at which Mr.. Hester CIymer,
Of Pa, said Virginia was now pursuing the
night course In cutting down her farms, di-
viding them, and selling to others. II q yir.
sinia farmer with 500 acres will sell 500 and
Keep only 200, ne will md himself richer at
the end OF few years than he would other
wise have been. This selling Of land and sub.
diyisisn of farms was working benefits to
Pennsyivania BY opening homes to her super.
abundant agricultural population, who were
going 70 Virginia."
Evening star., 1869-08-25

The plan of the British Government for buy
Ing up the telegraph lines Of the United King.
dom, now before Parliament seems to meet
with public favor. The Government propose, |,
70 give 10 the companies f5,7I5,Oa7 for their
property. In addition TO this payment there
are other payments which II Is necessary to
make to the railway companies and to ether
parties, the general result Of which is that the
whole payment 70 be made by the Govern ment
amounts 70 the sum Of f6,75O,OOO. The gross
yearly income Of the lines is estimated at f673,.
81, and the expenditure at fl59,iis, which
leaves net profit Of f3li354 Deducting four
Per cent interest for the sum necessary to pur-
chase, there will remain a profit OF at least
tA'O0 q year, and If the money be obtained
At 3z per cent, f77,OO0. As the income is in.
creasing AZ the rate OF 1s to 3s per cent per
aHrum, the profits Of the Government will be.
come still larger than this. Itis believed that
the rates may be considerably reduced and q
prott still derived by the Government, as has
been the case with the Post Office Department
under the cheap postage rates.
Evening star., 1869-08-25
pRorOsALs FOR INDIAN GooDs

DErARTNENr OF rHK INTERIOR,
oFFicE OF lNDIAr AFFAIRs,
seaien Proposals, indorsed .Propo.si. t.g tss
Insi,e cs.,,. viii be reseiyed st che o1noe Of
ia ia ~ .he ist day q septemSer next, for fnpS,:s
hAneo In the following list: 'o'
FIRsT cLAss-NACKIvAc PrsNEFrS
80 paa1 POINT Ned Msckinsc Blankets, to MA.
SO ). s soIns sfs: sss Aif sss. si..s:, sS.s
s,o n.;. measure s.ss isches. and aessh s pounds
sure ssxsS inches. and weigh ss Sounds'
GA so ,..a. Ts,inD TTsanD cLAss-Dly esoes
So ysrs: ss: Sf',sf Sas S1iiiSs' 4iiiisaa'rd pFia"J
131@ yards Red Fla1nsf
g 9 sS so yards Blue Flannel.
o'W yards Domestics, (unbleachedb
g 1su.. IoTRTH cLAss-cLcTarSs.
~ ; ~ g %S:si:sss W.: S ST. sS.I...
i.ss ss ssn: sssn: ffSsss; fsSs,
s,Spsi, s5S ps,n lens socks.
SO pairs Childrens Socks.
bs es5s s00T vtS nut IT. ~ Gil ressso conform 70
may bs . Any time Il a.. oss s@''' which
,r ns as right VII be reserved 20 require none or
il shs sSOy. .s q sss article. than
Susnsy 70 resulrsd, they are % be furnished al
Al. An bids for furnishing s.,d articles may be r..
FseG Ne b,S. a ne ss 9pt,ol % Of the Dspsrtnent.
Gle, specified viii be considered NV
AL AZ aItieksf furnished onoer contract VIII BE-
sy an agent or agent, sp,oinssd Tor that purpess.
% s1oas or articles e may IN respect fi
tess s os,e e fes eontrsetor xi be seund tsrn,s6
days. or fs sbss bss1red n si1d or ,Ssty Sithin ave
chased 81 his expense ''' ''s' VIII os suf-
esfss bS S the AGENT ss TO %
No bids will lie received fro. per.o,, wh.h h..
Ia,iso 20 comply with The reauirensnts OF former
No proposal will be oonssiered that dos. ma,
strictly comply With the fOllovine reauirenents:
qusniies thsrec = ses orts n TIC vi:h TIE
s NTH mas ass p sss,s5 s1Ds,sa
prices must ee given vitheut any modifc stion or
. Proposals should be sub1itted in the foIIorius
heresy prspose % furnish the Indian
nsenent OF the oommissioner OF Indisn ass,r.-
Sriee. sSsrsso lss ffs S.rs s.Ss: :.
nHeessa & ~ The nrst lsrasrash Of this
st neS York, on or before september y. isss' or
a spen time thsreastsr during the yesr 1850 -
Affairs .ed 4 thi proposed 5. scospssd tor vs,
viii: within ave days thereafter, execute a eon.
Isaisn sfs :fsS., s.T. s1 sss
70, performances Of the same.
an,ee m the Following form. 70 be signed by two
esrssd Ss Gsssd ssss: sS:s J%aas o. SS
We ss.ssy Jointly ,nd .eyerslIy. guarantees that
be awarded 90 MIN Gor them acoordios ~ ~, nsn M
theirl bid or proposal. viii execute . contract a.
soraingiy end give the reauisfts security Tor the
~ ,Sriormsncs Of tne sare, e prsscribsd IN
s:sd Hsss:s sns Il &. fes s,.ss .SscP ~
their failure 90 to do, We hereby ssree 70 s,ss
Fl: J: i:s. E sss.' sss 'esRs:r: s
the smount Of said bid or proposal. oh
Bond will be required In the amount Of ths b.s
ior the faithful performances Of the contract Win
100. more suretiee, whose 81 a. iency must be
torney. ~
an nlst Ee. PApKrR. Ooum,..ion.,
Evening star., 1869-08-25

SALT WILLS IN MICHIGAN AND ONTARIO
In ooripg for oil in Michigan some of the oper.
ators have struck brine instead of petroleum,
and one Of the results is the establishment O (
new and profitable business in that State
Iney are now sinking salt wells at yarious
places At Alpena, after drilling to the deptb
OF Lilo feet they reached the great salt basin
tnat seems TO underlie the whole of the lower
peninsula OF Michigan, and at the depth of
1'l25 feet, (the depth they have now reached }
the brine Is eighty per cent, and continues to
grow stronger as they advance. At the depth
of6oO feet fountain Of beautiful mineral wa.
ter, equal in some respects to the Saratoza wa.
ters, was opened, which continues to flow
over the top Of the well at a powerful rate.
The saltproduced from the brine Is very white
and pure, ana evidently quite free from all
impurities. Four more wells will be started
tnls fall and winter. Salt Is also being manu-.
factured to some extent at Goderich, Ontario
Here too the discovery of brine was accidental
and was made while boring for OIL The wells,
which are eight in number, average from 900
10 LII feet deep penetrating Is feet In the rock
salt The brine Is perfectly clear and color
less, and no trace Of peroxide Of iron is found.
Evening star., 1869-08-25

Mr. Mcmahon, United States Minister to
Paraguay. and Mr.. WorthIngton, United States
Minister to Basnos Ayres, are expected In
Paris, on their way home. II IL said that the
Brazilian received MI. McNahon shabbiiy and
treated his escort 10 Q cavalry attack as they
approached with nag Of truce from the lines
ofLopez. The reported piIlaging Of the Amer.
lean Legation At Ascunsion 10 confirmed.
Evening star., 1869-08-25

The Republicsn ward meetings in Baltimore
last night were very fully attended. In seven
teen out Of twenty wards, and in nearly ali
these By large majoritiss. the friends Of the
regular Republican organization Of the Stats
elected their delegates 10 the Cny Convention,
which meets TO- night.
Evening star., 1869-08-25

CooL-The Baltimore Aneriean this morn.
ing approprisses our Annapolis Junction camn
meeting special correspondence Of yesterday,
signature and all without credit. why Is tnis
Evening star., 1869-08-25

The Erenfng HeraIs Is the title Of new ana
handsome evening paper Published in Nor.
folk, Va. BY Col. 5. u. Pool, formerly OF
North Carolina
Evening star., 1869-08-25
DROPOsALS FOR FORAGE.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsrER's x OFFrcl
w N Ia /.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
Pro,e..,. ". W.in,fsJoS ,ar;,r u e.: JULY 81 Is;s
SSss mai tS. y: lsa:p9 sls1~ ,e 81 es sss sf
n.1s within a1S oas Ss q
VWsshihnston W. nh end Ss0rSstoyn. e Fort whippIe,
sas %s t5S%
Il ch:Is, SS5n
pounds 70 the hushei; Oats n Mke sscks, Of about
seSsd: e'ss' q X: sa:Ss 1 s
to Heieh tive thousand 100 pounds psr ton. 'A'
ssri q. ;:' e; Ts q ss .s
seTekss; Ts; And @ of Hay and strsv ler ton:
si s .ns o . su:
s n one hInaEsd .sd
seventy I've tons Of Hay, and two hunSrsd tons ona
ofetraw, but the right 10 reserved to increase or
rs. he: bin II g: sa5.S
e have Pso. o. q and re-:
,Guarantees viii be furnished With each bid in
that sSs :saia sa swS
cesstul, within six days after his occeptance sxe
9Th s. ..sS;S
hiSit IsoIs 18th day q ssSssmser - next
% fssnsns. "l is:sa:s: n:s. monthly for oo.n,,,,
ssd: .s g. &. :; soon
None 70 be Detd for exceDt receipts of Che ~.
tiee 20 vhom 6slivery haS hSen ordered.
sn ssss ss.s %
SsTsgs,tsd g fSs sSoss.f!i Siadsr Tor tSs iaitS.
ehoeld the eentractor fail 70 furnish ths Kind
bs psfehs.;d e olsa market, and the ssesss = S u
ex xil Sias siii IS Sa6niss.a 70 III. ou.rtsrm,...,
oensIal bsIors sva.Hi1g Contract ~"
.iss csSS q q g sss
marked ProDessls for leraes," and biidsrS sSc
1y order OF the 0aartsFnsstss 0ssersi.
Deputy ouars.rnase.r esssl:i, e n 81. Bfi4 a.pn
o. A., aad DsIot Qsaftermistsr. Su ss.ss -
ERuIf JARS FAULT J1RSn :
HousssesDsry Who desire 10 mt m ftssh fru,t
are invited TO examins our FRUII JARS. fhsv
are easily sealed, warranted Air.tight, spd NO
Trouble TO OPDu. Irrl fl'-s -. ~
efOHE wARD At BAOfoRY PIIOIS. q
WEBB BIvERID0l,
I'd Importsrs Of Crockery and China
"a n 81. GOl. Odd Fellow Hall, 7th A.
Il Hoorma II -. p /.
Do you wish to have your buildins covered vi,h
sIr,o substantial, and seonenieal rooff Il ..
-. NOLAN,
tsn Con lositioe ard drsvsi ISsfsr. who's. Ters
~ snas en f0Tp IRON 70 yess, eae g about Saif
ROOBIn0 l1Lf siVsyo on hand. ana yor -.
o ne once. $50 street, between 9Th ana 7sn
suses. ss residence, $50 i. between Ith sad stS
''~' su0 Sun
Evening star., 1869-08-25

The press ball comes of on Tuesday, August
31st, at White Sulphur Springs, Va.
Evening star., 1869-08-25

There is no change in the reports Of the con =.
tinued drought liz the Southern, Western ana
Middle States. and its bad effects upon all the
crops which are not yet harvested.
Evening star., 1869-08-25
FOB SALE.

TUX SALE.
OHEaSI THE BEST RoUTEs On TaT sTAR
omee. 90 IS q
A LOT or sISoEP; aASD TIN !os sALE.
west and street north. 40 s sts
ECR SALE OHEAP-fhe WaIT1 HOUsu
= ELSfAUkAGI, situated on New Jersey ave.
Suas ssts sts 'ne Depot. Apply on the premises.
ARGE sIZE IN EMPTY BOXIs FOR sALI-
= Az Oak Hal, 4eO Ith street. an a Sc
os s4LEA Hha.asS%s out.s 't;IIsA 9oF:s
sc s9s for 81 s isS. b.sH bA.s ssts sSS e,
seod aT5H HSSSR.ss SDW .sd TG
Fort Te,ssn ssme applying to the subscriber, at
au2i ST. VIM b. CLARKE.
FOE eALf-A handsome sorrel Saddle HORsE
4. Cannot be surpassed for sty lie In the District
1,sS Tns property Of one Of the Foreign Legs,ion In
aul4.st. Stables. street. betH p aoth and s ais..
Fos sALhySSSa .IH yiI; Fi!taFs' snd Lease Of
thsrn Rn Liberty Market. Attached 10 . first class
MAR-IN n. RoHRrR.
euzSot new York Avenue and Ninth street.
ITO DIsTILLERs, BRIWIRs, &c For s.ie-
sSss H i .os ss':,y
Apply corner L and 10Th stfeets. auS 8.
EgRELTURE FOB sALE-HOUsE FOR
h: feHss e Z. i:ss 3: s
and may be had ct bargain. House has 10 rooms !:
- THOs =. wAGGAMAN,
sulsot 400 opposite Post Once.
f9nRf nf.s eALEuA ~ s 1R RARE 9HANcl-A h.sdsome
SsS cannot ). .aIp..!ss ss'f: foS 1,s; s;is
ssss sSs. IA;
,n1ih NIL o. sold & &s:ry ehsep, g TIE owner hes no
':s sSs e e. :: 'sss :ss e 8
EoD sALc-Ons !I0U1 POOK1f BfLJiARD
street. corner n south. = = - IN Hn.tH
OI. 0ARylp KIHsI AID ONE PI1Ta
g..s s.iasin:: = 9. &. Wiz 81 Sc. iHIs ssHh
ds S:s"een Ss.Ss Re Psnn .Hsn,: sn s.s
DIssoLuIION or O0PARfiIRsaIP.
n' SSS s:S s,;;s,: :1,:sa.g s:...s.
Sssn:ss kieer "a ~ siis dsy di:.oiysd. % ses
S y = coliss.s 5, nl isS q: e &:
dus oy shs nd nm vin = SStae4 by hia.
Ausus mn. ,sss. 6AAAzkkfts SfSSPso SfSSSbPPso.p.
. n. ss,Iss. q ELoQR s.d FED Of IN. late
ns1 an Sns e c2ndaesed at ths ed Dlsos q bssi.
g isss. q. -. " oaAsLns MsprosD.
ne. 103xy YRINCH POVDERS, 0SeSS11
.;o.: D euss sS sSf hhstyoS. D:etiiE, Ss9iaI -.
S:s ;ssi: s'ss:h:; e :;: is is::
si; L &:sSs.ss.s ssss sss SSS D;;iSS.d DSSsS. 6oua.
Isa :ss. sssn f1..: 81 e e. S; 81: ..d s!9at
TR1ASURI 16FA1fE11f,-., -,
e: sss ,.eRo:s :Isi.s ST..
8. issS. . i:;:ss SissSs;:: ,o. .,o. as'' Of July
e9g-l0 Acting escretSry.
DHs. oSHgA1kL DUaieD:
I'VE ": trsss ss,Tscss Baitfmors, Ma,
Ss R,s;ss: E:s,s: .sd vSe visS
yillS wsll . eau nsrve1s Debiiity. -. ~
eferunx treessd: Igeiness strictly coa 6dsnfisi-
ss9m0. au7.1U
" = 4 PB o.
BLACK HAnBusGH,
NV. BUR06ILL.
Ann csrner hfh and streets
under 8bbitt House,
Evening star., 1869-08-25

SShB TALK ABoCT BABr1s.-The New York
Star suggests to the women Of America that 1t
Is their duty TO keep the legs Of their babies
straight saying "bow-leggsd men are not only
ungraceful, but defor ned" The writer
describes in q rough pen and ink sketch q
bandy-leeged youth Of twenty b, saw on sun
day last, and says that notwithstaudin the
young man was dressed "a mode, and s.al.
though he was going to church, he looked like
the Devil;' adding maliciously "Hfs mother
doubtless believes In suffrage and not in band !.
ages"
That many children are crippled for life by
the carelessness or inattention Of parents is too
true. In q paper read before the British
Etnnoiogical Society, DR.. KING shows that
"deformify h increasing in civilized life in
consequence Of the deplorabls fashion. of
nursing children at one breast only.p The
chiid's head being thus kept .sconstantIy in.
clined either to the right or to the left" the
brain bulges 1t one way or the other, and the
skull consolidates, developing iopsided little
wretch. And the babies thus toppied over BY
the head are suffered recklessly to suck their
thumbs, "with the index finger placed as q rest
upon the nasal bones, thus inclining the
nose Sideways" The Doctor might have added
that many people who do not suspect it are not
only more or less lopsided in form, but that
few faces will stand the test Of rigid compar.
ison Of the two sides. In some cases It is the
nose which 10 askew, sometimes one eve is
smaller than the other, and often the mouth is
not symmeuicai. 1t will not do, however, to
blame the nurses with all these deformitiss.
Some are constitutional and others result from
causes beyond the power of parents to control
Evening star., 1869-08-25

From ]. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have Appleton's Journal for Sept. 4th.
Evening star., 1869-08-25

Messrs Spalding Rapiey are thoroughly
renovating the National Theatre, and have
fully completed their arrangements for the
opening OF the season on the 18th Of September,
when Lemngwell, TIE great comic actor will
inaugurate the season, and fulflll two weeks
engagement. On the 4th Of October, Mrs.
Richings-Bernard Will commence a season of
English opera. After The holidays we are to
have the Parepa Opera Troupe. The Richings
troupe will be succeeded on the 18TH of October
by Mrs. LYDIA Thompson, whose spectacu ular
piece, entitled "The Forty Thieves" will be the
attraction. Miss Laura Keene will commence
an engagement on the ffrst Of November. Miss
Lucille Western follows, and ON the 10th of
December the fairy spectacle Of "Jack and the
Bean Stalk" will be brought out in brilliant
style for the holidays. The GaIton Troupe.
Edwin Forrest John Owens, Joe Jefferson.
Hackett, Barney Williams and his wife, Lotta,
Maggie Mitchell, the Webb Sisters, the
Worrels, and Miss Kate Reynolds, ara all
secured, and will make their appearance at the
National during the coming season. Messrs
Spalding Rapley have takeE great pains to
provide novelties for their patrons, ard we
trust their enterprise will be suitably rewarded.
Evening star., 1869-08-25

THE PLATE PAINTERS SrRIK.-The striks
Of the Plate Printers in New York Is still in
progress. The National Is still holding ont
against the men, and are apparently deter
mined 70 maintain the fight until the Govern
ment ''shuts down" upon this action BY de.
priving it OF its contract, which will probably
speedily ensue, unless matters take turn.
The New York Sun Of yesterday says:
"a large and earnest meeting of the plate
printers was held last night, the President "A r
William Slocum In the chair. The men were
all determined to hold out in their present DO.
sition, and spoke to that effect. The remarks
OF one maL who spoke in favor of a compro.
mise were received with great disfayor After
some debating, resolutions to this effect were
adopted: That skilful printing is an important
part OF the process Of bank note making; that
IT prevents counterfeiting because Of the artis-
tic execution; and that, conseq uently, the em.
ployment OF unsklled men endaugers the in
terests OF the community inasmuch as il creates
the possibility and even probability of a large
amount OF counterfeit notes being circulated
that will not be able TO be detected because of
poor workmanship oi the genuine notes.
These resolutions were then followed bv an
other: That we request the printers OF the
American Bank Note Company, whom we
recognize as fellow.craftsmen, and who are in
sympathy with us, that they refuse to print
the faces Of those notes the backs of which baye
been executed by improvised plate printsrs.''
Evening star., 1869-08-25

The Ohio ladies are getting ready to babble
for their rights. A convention Is to be held
In Cincinnati on Wednesday and Thursday,
Sept 18th and 10th, for the purpose Of organ.
izIng State Woman's Suffrage Association.
Evening star., 1869-08-25
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
So 900 Sl,I ES tSSs.SS iss aSS,!s: co. ;:eo;is, a
EvERYB0DY SHOULD HAVE COPIES OF
inss (, tSs sosupds 81 the 0sSitoi The only G ori
!; IA ii S =:
To AL WH0n II Hay 00N0EEN--
credit SON seWHS6 BOND ff"si ;: "il mot nS, ss ss
for any debts that si nRsY SSSS
e4y 1 tssS .ss SSSss'y . 'S ,Tss%'S
Win0ers 1nildine. su l9 St.
SACklT AND sCRO OFULOUs DTaI1sFs
.nd E Gernsn anSI sy.sm cured
Guiding Gil poisonous and QuAsk TGsdicinss; p
suIz.sx. 4sa Z st.. between S sSpSs stS ana ssh
Nj RS. B. sAwYEn, Magnetic, healipe. and
~ giairvoy ant Medium, can be consulted ct No
snes aS street NORTH upon sll business o. import
no bot DEsPAIR UNTIL YOU aAyEsETN
" OLD DR.. DA RBY, on 7th street. next oaS
tsssiliovs Hall. He is successful when eli others
ien. au6-l0.
JAN rs HUaHEs,
ATTORnRY AND CeUEsELLOR AT LAW.
ted Of Claims, .DG the court. Sn sf
the District Of Columbia.
once, "a Renna. av. nue., bet l2th and 18th attn
The business OF the finn OF Hughes Denver 4
Peek viii be closed up by the partners Jointly
omce, 2Io ka. ave-. bet llth and 18th SITS. aua-sm
u 4ss Oh street. between D .udr.
The most skfllful and Oldest established adver-
OOmRLAlH rs in the city. Ladies suffering from
irregularities may repose the strictsst Confidence
In him.. He guarantees o thorough cure. Hie fees
are moderate, and patients visiting see no enc but
tno OocGoL. y96-r
NATHANIHL WILSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
HAS REMOVED TO No. 4Os STREET,
my AK, NEAR 5rH.
HHIlE9E W0NDERFUL REMIDY-yIA
ney Oomplatnts, and Impurities Of Bleod Read
scIn sfrmRhiss ot marvellous cures Of ConsamRtion,
THE HIGHEST OAsH PAID FOR LADIES'.
Cents, and Ohildrenh Cast on Ciethine
Boots. enoes. etc at J. @. HARTOGE NSIs 9lI
1th street, estween and N. Any order Through
pH!LOS0PHY or nARRIHG1,
4 new course Of Lectures, a. delivered at the
0SM Iofk museum OF Anafemy, embracing the
s1blects How 20 i've and what 10 live for; Youth
1aturtg md Old Age; Manhood generally re-
Viewed; The cause Of indigestion, 6stulence and
soRhlcalfy considered. &e.
Pocket volumes containing these ,sctures viii
o9iorweroed 70 parties unable to attend on re.
celpt OF four stamps, By addressing SICRETARY,
oros1Say. 1eG 10Th: uaf7-ly
Evening star., 1869-08-25

~ILDIR }; ': HILLS. u. Second Advent
A.:eei.s,o.: SiI 6;..ee = the 18th street Prs:by
ac so'eoef naifS TS. 1abie are Invited
w. oI TIE IiLTa MAKD win meet on
and q and b south. Capitol Hill 'A' 81 " Il. it,
NJ IRIsH PATRIOTS fAMiLI6s' friends
ss.s e g Gass ass. sss
(1yfnR OF Pho BIO at an early date. Earnest
Iri'hmen are expected to cone, uposr,u
1t IBepublicsn.I est. bst~ OH and io.h.
~McPHlRsOE POST, Ho. 5, G. A B.
Regular Meeting CT this Post will be held
THURSDAY IvEHISG, 26TH INSTANT
Comrades entitled TO the several grsdes. under
ensrss OF % % S % sSsf - sa :
ons0ituniIy OF receiving The grades except by en-
Il! order f0'' SGPRsS SHPRihse5 4. BLISS. Adu,.u..
H~NOTICE -An memsers Of BAY OF HOPE
q s.pe nss. o.:sns:sse :. sa:
b. 9. ord.1 Si Il. Be
Ty0s TIE TIsEsT LIrE LIKE LIKE;
coIorea from card to life size; also Of living de-
orc RiSf s'1a o, .s ss
he United ststes. IaciIitiss unsufp.sssd. ssa,sts
N~sCAUKTzEN FEST.
BcHUEIzrH FEST. or GEoRGETowH.
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