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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-01-14
COMMISSIONERS Nnr1r--

tOM MISSION MSS NUTICr. -
y The 3red, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the District OF Fair
haven. Commissioners to receive, examine and nd-
Just all claims and demands of All persons tgin-t
LoiIi Buttles, late of Brandon, in said District
deceased hereby give notice that we will meet tor
the purpose Of examining and allowing said
CLAIMS at the Town Clerks Office, in Brandon in
kutl and County, on the first Tuesdays II April
May and June, from one O'Clock, am until four
O'Clock p. m, each of said days, and that six
months from the It'll day Of January. \. d. 1869,
is the time limited 10y SAID Court for said creli-
tors to present their claims to FOR examination
and allowance.
Dated a. Brandon, this sth day of january,
A. ID. 1859.
swsw. a Il ri fS's SAILS, ;comr'..
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nc,,r,ure of rrains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,

Thc Herald il ihc only paper III
tl,c county OF Rutland. Or tii'a SEE
zion of Vermont that takes
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press REPORTS reE"-
larry.
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Lane, Pitkin & Brock are again run
ming the machine shop at Montpelier.
During the coming season they will build
an enlarged foundry and new machine
shop.
john Tenney, of Waterbury, died a
few days ago, of injuries received on De-
cember 81, when he was run over by a.
span of horses.
At the annual meeting of the village
of Cabot. j p. Lampson was elected mod
orator, and Edwin Fisher, clerk
Joel and Calvin Richardson, of Wor-
cester, says the Argus, recently threshed
100 bushels of oats and helped put the
straw back into the barn in 81 hours.
II. P. Hayward, of Warren, has pur-
chased the Bradley Mills and 1000 acres
of wood land, preparatory to manufacture
ing coarse lumber, fork and hoe handles,
chair stock, &c.
The Messrs Hemenway, having pur
chased and refitted the Hayward Mills, in
Warren, are extensively engaged in turn
ing hard wood to bowls, &c.
The roof Of the building in process of
erection by Mr.. Ashly Hubbard, near his
saw-mill, on the road between Montpelier
and East Montpelier, fell in ON Tuesday
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sand dollars stock,and now have men and
teams sufficient to deliver twenty-five
thousand feet of lumber at the mill per
day.
The Caledonia County Young Mems
Temperance Society hold its annual meet
ing at East Hardwick, Jan. 20.
-Festus G. Rand addresses the Gale
donia County Young Mems Temperance
Society at its annual meeting.
AT the annual meeting of the village
corporation of st. Johnsbury, Horace
Fairbanks was elected president, and
William 2. Fairbanks clerk A tax of
twenty-five cents on the dollar of the
grand list was voted, payable June LIST.
The First National Bark of St.
Johnsbury has declared semi-annual
dividend of five dollars per share
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
At the opening of the supreme court
at Burlington, on Friday, Messrs. Alexan.
der G. Watson and Wilder L. Burnap, Of
Burlington, We're, on motion of Hon. l.. B.
Englesby, admitted to practice in the su-
preme court.
John Ravy, of Underhill, has been
committed to Jail, in default of 81 900 bail
for an aggravated assault and rape on
Jane Gray, girl of - years
The whole number of deaths in
Hinesburgh during the year 1868 was
twenty, or in the proportion of one tc
eighty-one Of the population. The aver
age age was 40 1-2 years. Of these six
died under three years of age. None be-
tween the ages of three, and twenty. Tive
between twenty and thirty. Two between
thirty and forty. Four between forty and
fifty. One between fifty and sixty, One
between sixty and seventy. Two between
seventy and eighty and three between
eighty and ninetysix.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
"A fire at Highsate, on Friday, des
troyed Byron J. Browns grocery, Fitch
& Ncwton's law Office and Il uIi!liners
shop adjoining Browns loss is about
$1,000
The st. Adams people are now get
ting in their ice from the lake. 1t j.
about foot thick
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chorus Of about POO voices.
The annual meeting If tho Franklin
county Temperance Society is to he held
at Franklin Cant-r J.r-ln,rv oGth
The book. Of ,uh-cripti.n TO the
ca.it.I stock at tle lI;,-i-luni RAILROAD
company, are to hc opened at Riahtord,
January 2Oth
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DIR. URANN.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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ON EXECU.

N oiISE. - AM N Wv Ia Ell ~ =
Y ton, and will be sold at public auction, at
the livery stable of Lyon & Gum, one New Single
Sleigh, on Thursday, January q, 1869, at one
o'clock.
1869
2-w2wr B. b. ALDRICH, Constable.
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S1o 93I.1S
Total Debt

COURT EXPENSES The following is
statement of the amount of money re-
ceived in each county in the State for ac-
tions entered for trial:
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UTANTED.-A SMART. ACTIVE

w boy, who can come well recommended, 10
make himself generally useful and about Q
country store and quarry office. Address, stating
particulars and salary expected. X. II. r., care
Rutland Herald, Rutland jsnis-d3dsv1t
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dissolution.

The cO-partuefship heretofore existing under
The name of Horton X Webster, Is this day dis
solved. Those having unsettled accounts are re
qurstel To call and scttle with the subscriber.
II. X. HORTON.
'>~''s',1 January l.. h. lSG1. l.dSW}w
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIS, STURGEs & Co., Commission Merchants,
- and 81 Fsneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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WTANTED--A GOOD FARM. IN

w txehauQe Tor a Dwelling House and gHr-
den IN wa'lul4siosd village, vii Fay the balance
~ cash or good lBNa land u"ar tue Pacific kaii-
road nov running.
Also. "a f.w apel BTlLDIhG lots. which
viii be- il low. and viii fufni-a lUfuteT ior my
one who a.I-he- 10 buy Dot and luill foI hem
s.lye-. 4 part 81 fhe amount % purchase can
remain on mort gaze
Vermont Witt
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A FIRST CLASS LIFE INSUR-
\ ance solicitor Can lind remunerative EN-
pioyme in of the best Life Insurance Com
paaies in the country, on application 10
PRINDLE & BURNHAM.
janld&w2w Genl Agents, Rutland, VT.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
THE ELECTIONS.


The election in Tennessee yesterday passed
on quietly at Nash vile and Memphis, but a
row took place a. Moscow between q drunken
colored man and a white boy, during which
the former Was shot and killed. general
row ensued, and some eight or ten shots fired,
but fortunately no enc was hurt. Some Of
county At 400, and the Democratic candidate
for the Legislature larger. The vote was
close In Nashville; probably there VIII b. 100
majority for Senter 10 the city. The county
districts 20 almost unanimously for Ssnter
and swell bis maJorIty 70 $50.
Later returns show that Senter has carried
Middle and Western Tennessee by sweeping
malorities, and making allowances for Stokes
prooable majority IN East Tennessee, the State
has gone from 2s.O0O 10 5000 for Senter. Tue
Conservative tickets for the LEGISLATURE have
been elected in all the districts carried by
Senter. IL Is probable that the Conservative
Will have a majority in both branches.
The following is ihe Official vote OF Memphis.
Sen'er, 5,l3i Stokes, 2,97S-Senter's majority.
2,02i.
NORTH CAROLINA
The election 10 filI the vacancy m the North
Carolina Legislature, which has excited so
much interest for weeks past, came on yester-
Gay without disturbances. No definite orSelia-
bic returns are received, but II is generally
conceded that Eagles as elected by several hun
dred maJority, In poll OF about i've thousand.
There were two Republican candidates in the
heid-the Eagles faction, led by the Northern
whites, re representing what Is known there as
The more extreme Republicans. and the Lar
shppOrlcu
by Conservative whites The Conservatives
had no candidate, and poIled about half their
strength for LarkIns
ALABAMA.
Ky land Randolph, editor OF the In de pendent
Monitor, rs elected 10 the Legislature from
Tuscaloosa by a majority of 5OO-a Democratic
gain OF iC0ln that county
KENTUCKY
The returns are slow in reaching here. but
they clearly indicate q very heavy Democrauc
majority IN the Legislature. One OF The
mem bers. elect is General Basil Duke.
MONTANA.
A special 70 the New York World announces
the Reelection OF y. NJ. Cavapaugh, Democrat,
delegate from Montana, by 2,oO0 MAJORITY
Democratic gain 1000.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
LADIES LIST.


LADIES LIST.
Ash Charity; Anderson Elizabeth Mrs
Adams Maggy.
R-Broiher Annie; Braun Annie; Bowen
Canvess Mrs; Buik q ID Mrs; Bell f iith; Brent
Emily; barton A Ida 3, Bultsrfield + J-naie;
Browning Lizzie Mrs; Bond 5 Laura Ars;
Burnett Martha Mrs; Bowie Matilda MRS; Ber-
rymsn Margaret Mrs: Booth Nora; Brown
Nancy Mrs: Brown FannIe X; Briscoe X ,sa:
Bash Il Mrs, Brown s Mrs; Brake A ) Mrs;
Barker T. Sarah Mrs; Brsnch Susan; Belt VIM
Mrs; Belt Willie Mrs; Benton r w Gen Mrs.
C-Clarke A Mrs; COLLINS Amanda; Cat.
heart Annie Mrs; CJniy Ann Mrs, Cook l.
Csiharine; Carr Caroline Mrs; Connolly Ellen
Mrs; Cress w Frank Mrs; Cook o q Mrs;
heart Lccy Mrs: Crowther Jane Mary; Cook 5
Mrs; Cochin Rebecca.
D-Davis Annie Mrs; tsecautur Ada; Dessir
Cassss Donnelly Ellen; Diggs L Mary; Daven.
E,-Evans II A; Evans Mira Mrs.
t-Ford A J; Frost Caroline J; Flain E,
Fslk Mrs Grace A; Forest J ulia A. Fugiu Mary
fl; Fay Nellie; FranKlin Mrs Wm.
G-Greene Harriet Mrs; Garrett Laura Mrs:
Granderson MaIinda; Gibbons Mary A; Gar
nsux MaSam; CAN'T Mary L; g Gamitouli Nancy
H-harper Amanda Mr-; Holly Clara Mrs;
Hard Betty l.; Herbert Emily Mrs; Henderson
Ellen Mrs; Hanna Eta; Hilbus Henrietta Mrs;
Hicks Jennie Mrs; Hoppman Kate Mrs; Ha,tan
Lille T. Mrs; HaIrIgan Mary Mrs Harris Mss;
Hickey Mary Mrs: Heath Laura; Henly N p
Mrs; Howard Mary l. Mrs; Hazard Matte;
Henry T NJ Mrs. Hnbron susan Mrs; He'll
Sarah Mrs Hine Sarah Mrs.
l&J-1ngraN Emily, col; johnson Emma;
J9pnson John Mrs; Jordan M A Mrs; Johnson
KNKirkland Annie; Kidwell Annie; Kelly
NJ ) Mrs; kayana1gn Mary Mrs.
I-Lovipg Betsy Mrs; Lanahan Kate; Lee
Margaret Mrs; Lynch Martha ] Miss; Lee NJ
A; Ly1ch Miss Leilin Margaret F Mrs; Lee
Rachel Mrs, col; Lackey Rosanna Mrs; Lips
comb VIM Mrs.
M-MeaIe Marion, col; Merrick Mary A
Mrs; Milton NINA Mrs; Miller Mrs; Mack
Mrs; Miller Mary Mrs, col; Montgomery NJ j
Mrs; Maloney Sarah Mrs; Mitchell Susan
Mrs; Mosner Theodore Mrs: Merry VIM Mrs;
Mapgum VIM Mrs, ,; Marshall V.
MC-Mcken zie Louisa Mrs.
Nalley Eliza heirs of; Nolan Elizabeth; Nelly
Mary Z; Newman Martina; Newley Rose; No
p-PIper Aobie Mrs; Pritchet Capt Mrs;
Piper Ellen; Pond Jas Capt Mrs; Pierce Mary
+ Mrs; Parham Martha Mrs, col; Powell MOL
he A; Parkhurst Mena: Patterson 5 A Mrs;
Pariean Henry Mrs.
R-Reynolds a E Mrs; Robertson & Mrs
Russell Eugenia; Ryan Mary; Reach Miss;
Richardson Patsy MIs; Richards Rose Mrs;
Reed Sarah Mrs. =; Robinson Virginia Mrs.
S-Stone Alice; Smith Ciarissa Mrs, col !;
Schmidt Mrs; Smith Catharine; Sunderland
r. VI Mrs; Smith Jane, col; Smith Jane l. Mrs:
Seibert Lizzie; ST John Lotue; Suter Mary;
SteaverIs Maute e.; Smotbers Margaret; stan
ley NJ A Mrs: Smith Mary; SheugeIrt Susan
Mrs; Slgnor Charlotte Mrs.
1-Thompson Mollie; Taylor Mary Jane;
Townsend A q Mrs; Taverns Jane Ms;
Thompson Nettie; Toben Sally Mrs.
N-Volk Anna q Mrs.
W-Whiting A NJ; Williams Ella Mrs:
Walsh Eelia; Wilson Fanny Mrs; Woodland
Marina: Washington Margaret "A; Watson
Maria; Willis Mary; Watts MAJ Elizabeth:
Williams Mary Jane; WaIlas Pacilla Mrs;
Wilson Ann Rebecci col; Wetherall Rebecca:
Wheeler sarah; Walker susanna.
Y-Yerby LUCINDA Mr..
Evening star., 1869-08-06

Taylor Manuf Acturing Co, ,; CARRIER &
TnoTnlon; rnois-' H; Tolson Henson; Toroert
Trebone l.; appen Mr.: Tucker Samuel.
Tromson Theodore; Tribe: William; Taylor
Capt X.
U-UndeIwood Stephen.
N-Van Tassed Harry: Vanersdale Hon j.
T.; Van Wyck PV
W-Wiakfield Adol W; Ware Benjamin;
Whitney CAarlGe; Wise Clay; Wager Capt T. +;
White CHARLES W; White Eloert; Wagner +
Witbam Geo ,P;:WrIght Hiram:Wing H Mekie:
Williamson j, Wills Jas =; Wheeler Jas;
Wallace John; Wood ward ID; Wologsn Jos:
Weeks John A; Wood John; Williams Leander
p; Woed DR.. s; Winston Peter; Williams Rob-
ert, Watkins Sam; Walters : ]; Wechrly sam
uel; Whacy Rev Samuel; Wright Samuel J;
Wisong IGos T; Walker T; Warren Y G..
N-1onDg H. Young Jas L.
AIsCELANEoUs-Edit of the S age; Ner-
non; HU-rie; II w T.: H w; Mr. ID.
j. NJ. EDMUNDS, Postmaster.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
THE ECoLEsIAsTICAL sQUABBLE IN
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. August 6.-Among the documents
presented TO the amended bill filed by the Rev
Mr.. Cbeneys counsel Is a bill intended 20 meet
the exIgency presented by the original oilI,
winch was carried IN the procee dings OF the
eccleslastcai body on the morning OF the ald OF
July The original biIl having closed vita the
adjournment OF the first days procedure, by
the supplemental DILL the com bining and con-
federating clause IS carried in, and ne " clauses
are to suit these parties and the bishops ana
their presenters.
Accompanying the bill Is a correspondenc
between Bishop WnItehouse and Mr.. Cheney.
Bishop Cheney assumes in has letter - Mr
Cheney that the offence and misconduct for
winch he was TO he tried had been unresarved-
~ admitted oy Mr. Cheney. This Mr.. Cheney
emphaucally denies, aud the denial ,s sus
taIned by his wife and Mrs. Laura sheldon.
who heard Mr. Cheney say an a Loud voice
ssBlshop. / admit nothing
Evening star., 1869-08-06
~s.ree. swssp.ne nachine. have just b

Street sweeplne machines have just been
introduced n Tie Hub. l...-- -f 49,
Er0eorse Pesbodys health n improving at
white sulphur Springs. -.r- 49,.
~In April, May, and jane, Paris eat so5
horses, weighing 27S,0O0 pounds.
~Aivin n. BAKE. Q bogus detecffve, has
been arrested n Portiand, Ne, for eneezzie-
Dent and adultery. =
~fung Yang, Chinanan, has been
friehteninr the San Frsincisco politicians by
making smart speech there-
GA Young man named J. @. Creswell, Who
ruined ( lady OF Edgefeld District, s. O
wos parsuea by hsr brother % She upper part
Of the Stsfs and killed. rt lr- =
~Bunale 10 ceiling cheap ticksu 70 Caic.~o
and return, good for Two days. They are "a 80
principally BY parties who 20 TO est divorced.
~The Palmer Macs Journal says thar for
hack Of male help tie farmers' vives and
daughters In that section are turning out IN
numbers 70 make hay. .--.
The sndden death 20 snnourc cd i'm PAR.
OF Prince lgnattsf, brother of the Ru~,an
Amoassador at the Porte, lusf as ne was an
tee point Of marrying Mile Christ,ane' oS ,ss
The manual labor system n Cornell
Chiveruty Worn % q charm One sfudents
supporu himself by cabinet.nakinr, aaotber
oy prtntng. smother by photoerAphy While
come work on the fArm, and snot6er Who
sweeps the rooms and makes nres has taken me
nrst prize In science and German.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.


VII enrich the blood anu prevent 10 from becom.
fng watery and week, give . healthy omplexfon
reNore the appetite, tnyi4orate the systsm, and
are very pelatable. These ktters recommend
ed TO all persons. req uring . safe and vain able
tsnic to fmDart tone and strength to the system
not afven by bitters merely st;nulant in their
effects; which. although they may possess tonic
vegetable properties, cannot give the strength te
the blood which the Iron Bittefs will give
Prepared by VIM Ellis Chemist. For sale in
Washington by KIDWELL q SON, PennsyIyAnia
avenue and lath street. my@3 3m
Evening star., 1869-08-06

YouEs MAN SHOOTS HInsELr-Most Of
our readers will recollect the case OF an clone
ment from Middleton, OF young miss ana
q boy IN Els teens, the former named Emma
Taylor and the latter Wilcox, and OF the
subsequent discovery Of their whereabouts.
IN hotel In Guildford, where they were
passing as cousins, anc the return home of
tne girl after her father had been Informed
IL regard 10 her being there. Yesterday the
anair received a new phase. A few DAYS
ago tne young man returned 20 has home No
81 Lyon street. and was taken I'm hand by his
father, who reprimanded him for his conduct
and gave him some good advice. Yesterday
morning the father left home for Boston, ani
Just before doing so, suggested 70 the young
man the proprety of hIs trying the serious
turn OF life hy seeking for his own liyeli-
hood. After the father left, the Young man
took loaded revolver and fired an the dIrec-
ten OF his heart Fortunately for him, the
ball struck one OF hus ribs, folio wed IL around
under the arm, and lodged near the point o.
he shoulder blade. A physician was called
and succeeded in cutting out the ball The
probabilities are that IL the yourg man does
net shoot himself any more. he will live 20 be-
come steady going ciuzeR, and repent Of ms
fooiishness Of yesterday .-Ne~ Haren Journal,
al
Evening star., 1869-08-06
JAY COOK 4 CO. NOT PECUNIaRIy
GNTERESrED,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-The report for
warded hence yesterday in reference 10 Jay
Cook a Go. having advanced money on ths
whisky destroyed by IRE, was erroneous ana
is positively denied by that firm.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
Dry Goods.

Brown shirtings and sheetings are without
any noticeable change. Bleached shirtines
and sheetings are very much In the condition
OF unoleached goods. Sales are chieny limit
ed 20 Q few Of the best makes; but prices are
we'll maintained. Printing cloths In the grAy
are dull, and sales small. Prices are not firm:
but there is no Quotabie change - uoti c.
Prints are attracting considerable Sttentaou
Prices are steady, bat without any change OF
note. 9tnghams are not much in demand.
Cotton drills are slow Of sale. Prices steady.
Oorret jeens are steady IN price. Apron checks
ere held at hrn pnces. Stripes and ticks are
nrm N price, bat salee are ltmited in amount.
Rolled taconeta are drm. bat the Gales are
small, tnougn the demand Is regular. Gan.
orics are dull, beth for plain and high colors,
put pncec remain without change. Silesias
AZ IN small demand. but prices remain stoaAy.
Tnere y considerable animation shown In
the demand tbr muslin de laines, which has
oeen creeod 70 great extent by the new fall
styieS which the manufActurers' agents are
now putting upon the market. Wooleps eon.
erally are in better demand. Cloths have sold
freely, and the trade has show q dispos iuon
TO make early purchases. Prices are well
maintained, and good fall business is rem
erally anticipated. Cassimsres and saftns are
IN fair demand, and the market is well sun.
piled with very attractive assortment Of new
styles for the falt business. There Is az i'm.
proved oemAno Tor heavy satinets, and prices
are hrm, kentncky yea1s are An moasrste de-
mand. fr1cee without change. Flaunels are
more actfve, but sales are % q limited extent
and prices without any material change-Ner
Iork ndependenf.
Evening star., 1869-08-06

CHIcAGo, August 6-Singman ana Choy-
chew, Chinese merchants now in this city. hsd
reception 81 the Sherman House last eyenlIe
which was fully attended. They leave for
New York Monday night
Evening star., 1869-08-06

power In Maine. :.
s0rhe Mayor OF Cape May eeized and
closed al me gambling establishments NJ that
place last week ?
ga bill making il Unlawful for any one
but parent to box children1s . ears has Iust
been Introduce into Pariia menI
Evening star., 1869-08-06

THE WEKKLY STAR, now on our counter and
In wrappers ready for the mails, contains in
teresting Editorial Correspondence from Salt
Lake City, and Special Correspondence from
SaI atoga Springs; all about the Great Coming
Eclipse; the Scheutzenfest: an excellent
Love Story, entitled behind a Sofa"
Cuban News; Society News; Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the Working
People; Useful Items Of Domestic Economy:
Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
patches from all parts of the world
Evening star., 1869-08-06
STOCKTON HOTEL,
STEAMBOAT LINES.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON.
REG ULAR LINE.

The safe ard com mofious Steamer W W COLT
Captain A. RYTHER, will leave -
her dock, fsot Of High street, EAN44-EN
6eorgetovn. every MONDAY end
THURSDAY, ct clock q "a , and Galt's wharf
foot OF tn street, at o o'clsck m stopping Of
Alexancr1a, Gl mont, Smith q Point, Piney Point
Point Lookout. Fortress Monroe Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, Va ~
boat for Oobbis Island.
kstIrnine; will leave NORFOLK on TUESDAY
ana BblDA at O'Clock D.
rsse: ss Excursion Ticket, to and from
Hesis-Breakfast and Supper, SO cents each;
Dinner. IN. State room, 81
Fretghts taken &C the lowest rates. For partic-
1iars tpsuife Of gro. y MAfTIBGLY. Ticket
AGENT u and p. Aailrssd, No. $50 Pennsyl-
veDfs avenue.
FOR tickets apply to L. SAVAGE Hardware
Store, Pesnsylvania avenue and 10th street, or on
board the boat.
KROUSE, Agent. " e,tf
Evening star., 1869-08-06

BREvBT CAPTAIN F.C. vow SCHIRACH, u.
;. A.. has been assigned to duty in the Freed
mems Bureau, and ordered to repor. TO Gen.
eral Howard
Evening star., 1869-08-06

CBARLRs H. LOOMS, colored, who. for some
years past has acted in the capacity Of barber
at the Executive Mansion, has been appointed
to a cierkship in the Third Auditors Once.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS,
Remaining In the Washington City Pest
Office, Friday, August o, 1853.

~To obtain any of these letters, the appli-
can't must call for advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list.
III not called for within one month they
will be sent to the Dead Letter once.
Evening star., 1869-08-06
THE ELECTION MONTANA

CHICAGO, August 6.-An Helena, Montana.
dispatch eays:-Hon. J. M. Cavanauen, D~m
ocrat, 10 reelected delegate 10 Congress frsm
that territory by 2.0UC majority
Evening star., 1869-08-06
II E VI o v A l.

J. GAIT
WOOD AND COAL OFFIOB
From 323 d street, to
Ne. 231 PENESYLVANIA AyENUV
Retween 18th and 18th sts., south side. ia. eo3w
Evening star., 1869-08-06

THE NEW YORK UNITED STATES ASSIST
ANT TRRAsuRKR has ordered that. in case of
failure to deliver bonds sold to the Government
within the time specified, the bonds shall be
purchased in the open market for account OF
the party SO failing