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BALTIMORE, Aug. H.-Cotton unchanged Fionr
quiet and steady. Wheat firmer; for choice 3 AZ,
other grades are dali at Sli2, 81 50aS 80 good to
prime ~, red. SsSl A; common, l5aSl d. white,
Slo5 Oats, 4sc .a4sc. Rye. 7sc as5c Pork quiet at
SV1SaySl. Bacon quiet; rib sides. I7s1c also !;
clear do, E4c aisle; shoulders Ijisc .alji!c ::
hams, &c Lard dull at Ec.al7alc. whisky IN
BALTIMORE. Aug. E.-virginia skies, old, So. bid
sos asked; do. 1856, 10 bid '
Esw York, Aug. H.-Stocks strong Bonds, lass
Gold streng at M. EXCHANGE aud money are nm
Changed Virginia 6s, ex-coupon, IS; new, s..
North Carolina o, old, q: new, 35s.
NEW YORK, Aug. E-Flour quiet and nm
changed. Wheat qniet and unchanged Corn heayy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

TIE CATTLE DrsEAsE--We regret to state
the Texas cattle disease Il on the increase In this
city. and has broken out at several points re-
mote and In different directions from the depot
where the malady first appeared--LynchtsTg
(Tal Rspsbliccn, lESvst Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

The National Executive Committee Of the
Union League Of America will meet ut the
Union Club Rooms, Chestnut street, Philadcl-
phia. on Monday next, at noon. The session IA
expected to be important in view OF the interest
in the fall elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

The New York Herald, once with grave face,
put up George Law for the Presidency and kept
up the joke for q week or two Now the Herald
proposes General Hiram walbridge as success
sor % Secretary Fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

Mr., Bayard Taylor complains that We no
longer read books Is We read them in 1855.
Perhaps the books are not worth reading-cer-
tAiniy Bayard's own story, "Joseph and his
Friends" now running through the Atlantic
Monthly, 10 the most stupid trash possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

POPULATION or FREDERICK. MD.-The CEN
sus enumerators report that the population or
Frederick city for 1870 win be only Traction
eTs{ 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

n%PERSONS DESIROUS OF JOINING
US limited cooperative fuel association, $50
tons coal and loo cords wood will please send their
estimates, stating kind and quality, before Septem-
auH 2' Paymaster General Office.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be held on Fri.
corner llth street and Md; ave, South Washington
snce Of every member is desired.
@. R THOMPSON. Sec. fRspl AMI 81:
-GRAND LODGE-an Adjourned
lS Meeting will be held on WEDNESDAY
knE = y Eth instant, at 9cl9ck
an l6-H IL SWEET, CIR. Sec
o~DOARD or TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
ny sCHO0Ls-A Special Meeting OF the
will be held at the Franklin School Building On
WEDNESDAY, Eth instant. At ~ O'Clock p IN
su l6-et A.P. PARDON, Secretary.
n@ATTENTION, INPIANIANsl -
Yep Tndsn,as !, ssasssts to be present at Lib
O'Clock Business Of importance will be considered
sul6 81 *. Nj. GIBSON, President.
IA NETTING IN AID or THE WOUND
US Ed FRENCH sOLDIEkS and orphans win
be held at MsriDis Hall. ON = street, between 9th
and 10Th, on SATURDAY, August 20, $50, at ia
At preliminary meeting Of some French citizens
IL was decided TO hold public meeting the above
place and time to list OF subscription favor
Of the victims OF the war. All Frenchmen, and ali
those who sympathizs with rs, respectfully in
Committee:-S GAgTIER.
yIGTOR ROUX.
auI6-Ns IReo and Chron 4
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SEIAI F9AER 9E TRUSTEES

.MAsHISGroN. ID. C., August 9, $50.
Ozdsed That the following places be designsted
as Offices FOR the transactiOn Of all public school bus
iness by the respective cub boards: First district,
franklin school building; Second district, Miller
n. W; Third district, Waflach school building /;
Fourth district, male grammar school, 9th street,
tees viii be in attendance at these Offices from SD
70 go o'clock every morning from August . to Sep
TENDER Inclusive Tor the Of Issuing tickets
u admission 20 the schools.
Oyde ed, That the Secretary be structed TO pub-
li>h the above In the city papers auto ~ sepit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17
STOCK RepORf.

tSt Baske,S, B,o.os' AID Commercial Teles,apA.l
Lewis johnson b Co., quote stocks and bonds In
home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, Aug. H.-First Board-U. 3. 6s, 1881,
coupon, ia 5-1s, ls62 coupon, liz; 28s 1854, cou.
coupon 1919 SOS ,lS6 coupon 1l0s: SOS 1865, cou'
Ron, IlOs 10 0s, coupon, lG; Currency Sc. ll15s;
berland; 30 Western Union Telegraph. siIt ;
S0essi o,i s Pacific Mail So; Boston Water
Co. EXP, rs: American EXP U: s. EXP, Al;
pa Erie, 22ss; do preferred, IS; Harlem, Is25e
i Harlem, prfsss Hssdins g; Michigan Central
Illinois Central, lbs; CleveIand and Pittsburs,
lnGs.s: Northwest; q. do, preferred, $50; New
jersey Central, l0ls; Rock Island, ll4: Milwaukee
and st P.nl, 81: Milwaukee and Sc. Paul pref'd,
rs; wabash and Western, 53s; Wabash and West
ern prefd =; Fort Wayne, %; Alton and Terre
Haute. .; Alton Terre Hsute pref'd, -; Chicago
Alton, ll2h sx,diy:; Chicago Alton. prefd lI2is
sI div Ohio and Miss. Certifc stes, 49, q Tennessee
state 6's, old. 6z,z: Tennessee State 6s new 50
virginia State IS, old So; North CsrolIns SIS, old
1l7ss. Market Arm ~
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aul6-b' Bep. and Chron.J
. SOUND LOGIC FOR THE SICK.

/"
The invalid has often good reasons to exclaim,
"ssve me from my friends" As . general thing
each OF them will have different medicine to pro-
pose, and IL he follows all their prescriptions in
turn, their we'll meant advice may be the death Of
him. The only sensible course in case OF sickness
Ia 70 resort promptly to q specific which has stood
the test Of long and widely extended public expe
rience, and obtained solid and sufficient grounds
the reputation OF . Standard Remedy This rank
among the restorstives Of day belongs Of right
and bsyBnd ell dispute, 70 HOSTETTERs STOM-
ACH DlfrBRS. Let those who are taking il at this
debilitsting season - an invigorant answer for
themselves rs to its tonic properties Gan any dys
peptc who has ever used it question it's superior
ity as stonachic over every other medicines
Can any person OF bilious habits, who has taken it
Tor liver complaint doubt its eficiency3 1t is be-
lieved among the tens Of thousands who are now
using, or have heretofore used it Alternative and
corrective, not one can be found who would ex-
change il for any other preparation in the known
world. Tor intermittent fevers, nervous debility,
constipation, sick stomach, and all complaints aris-
ing from indigestion mpoverishnent Of the blood
1T is the only article which be conscienciously
guaranteed, and no one who is, thoroughly &C
quanted with its virtues will allow interested deal
ers in worthless sops, ON which they maisea large
profit to furnish them in the place of the great veg
etable restorative. sulseo3tSw
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BANKERS.

WAsHISGros CITY. August l, 100.
The partnership heretofore existing un6er en-.
G ns1ne s. and style 81 RITTENHOrsE, towLER 4
W ysmhf ; Fowler Charles x. Rittenhous, end L.
ssnfgton are authorized settle the bu.in.-~ "a
me SAIL late nrn who will be found Al the EAnkins
mouse 81 FAINT, WARRINGTON A CO. 20 who-n
ne business has been transferred and who win oon-
unue at the old stand, 625 PeunsyIssnia Avenue
SAMUEL FOWLER,
L. BuFTEr,
g. Is. RITTENHOUSB.
L.~AsHINGT0N.
FAINT, WASHINGTON Il IA.
BANKERS,
eONEssoks Te klTrENHoUsE. FowLxR o..
NO. o2s Pennsylyania avenue,
legal interest ~ e'Po''''s -
Points in the United states ~"- IN ="
SegOtiate Railroad and Municfpal loans
Issue Deposit Receipts bearing Interest
ht-o. buy and sell Government Securities ana
sion. 1890 oN'~eS On So11,fnis
PPsnsssie and FOREIGN Exchange bought and sold.
Give special attention 10 the rofIa-ttox - rt.s--
against the Government all
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NZAGA EGE.

f,oNz AGA COLL EGE
The Exercises Of this Institution, situ It'd on r
street rear the Patent Office will be resumed the
FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER,
S Beside. az 5sYs ss,s: Of Pr J,t
and English, French and German LANGUAGES, ths
Spanish will be taught if required, but win be
Catalogues. contsioins all necessary information
Gos s other public in the city, a 95 :. m
A NEW ADvERrlsING DUDGE.
Every time lady who uses fragrant sOZepoNr
opens her mouth, she adveriis. $ the article. Ths
state OF ter teeth is certificate Of its exceIeace No
thn cushions in which thew "re set srs 70
ahd the breath that swell through them is sweet as
the breeze Of June.
. .S,, III, GLUE, useful in every house.
Wells IS FGff5kk B S22ttEfE;
.rna. institution Offers superior advantages for the
The Annual Session viii Commence e sEPTEm:
au R-lm JOHN WILSON, President.
IFok GR3CERS' TACkS, assorted,
sun eO2. 80 Louis ana avenue.
hIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snbscri
the B Dir hss S OF from the
letters testamentary on the personal estate ~
BIN WEBSTER, late Of Washington COMMIT
alofesald; deceased. All persons having claims
asansi the said deceased are hereby warned TO ex
nplt Hhe same, with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber, on or before thu 10th day of An
M ihey NAY otherwise by law be excluded from
this 10th day of August, $50 ~ NY hsu'
auh W.T. JAS. Il. WEBSTER, Executor.
= lnh fTh kieF u c cSGGN a. THE DIS
T. W., Hasa,ns. tor, ID, C.. AngBst 10, lS70
OF fanny GREEN, deceased, the Executor
Goresal9 mas, with the appreciation Of the Su preme
SouIl OF me District OF Columbia aforesaid an
ho, POI TUESDAY the 9th day of September. A. b
IoaV LOT the nna settlement and distribution OF the
personal estate OF said deceased and Of the assets
In hand as far as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where All the CREDITOR
ana heirs OF said deceased notified to attend with
Their claims properly vouched, or they may other.
wise by law be excluded from all benefit i'm said de-
eeaseds estate: Proridsd, copy of this order be
Rnpsshed once week for three weeks in The Even.
ing star previous to the said day Test.
anH.w,5v A. WEBSTER. Register OF Wills
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The indecisive character of the war news has
the effect TO deaden the activity in comereial
ana financial circles, both in New York and in
LONDON. Prices, however, are firm whether as
Irgatds conSols, stocks, or produce markets.
When really decisive battle has been fou rht-
enabling one TO see the probable end of tn,
wH-speculation doubtless will take a fresh
start. In Wall street dulness was the prin -ipal
feature OF the markets to the close of YESTERDAY.
The private cable kilograms to the leading
bankers were unimportant, and still tinged with
suong Prussian coloring. These kilograms
asserted that the engagements of Monday ended
IN favor OF the Prussians, that a revolution was
lmmln Paris, and that the growing hostility
tol the Bonaparte family caused the Emperor
to he very much detected. Under this news the
goId Premium declined 4 per cent. and the
share list on the Stock Exchange advanced HaK
per cent, with very limited transactions at the
fluctuations. Late in the day the decline in gold
was recovered, and the stock market sustained
the advance, while the government bonds re-
NAMED stationary, and were not affected either
way by the news or the fluctuations in gold.
The money market was more active and the
business on call was at to per cent. This
hardening tendency in the rates of interest Is
dee, In some measure, to q sympathy with the
condition Of monetary affairs in other cities and
q rear that the banks may call in their loans in
consequence Of a drain of currency. In Boston
money Is in good demand, while In Philadelphia
II Is reported stringent by private kilograms,
and at New Orleans q positive pressure exists.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

-O1cs Of tds CJFef Str MAJ O@esr
Dtrtstoa Of IsIsgrGnss ard Reports fer ths sasft of
C0nin7sTce, WASHINGTON, ID. C.. dkg - 100
Under tho authority Of the Secretary of War the
Chiei signal Officer OF the Army Is empowered IN
tniisf number OF suit able persons to be appointed
honcomm ssicned eff IN the army for fie dutieI
OF The observation and report Of storms by tele.
graph and signal for the benefit OF commerce on the
northern lakes and seaboard," In compliance With a
resolution Of Congress.
The character Of the observations to be had at diff
ierent stations throughout the Country, and the me
Psychological reports to be mad. render the duty non
Sbich these non commissioned officers will bs en-
pioyed interesting as branch of scientific SIN w
and the know ledge acquired will be ysluable here
After. '
| The opportunity thus offered is a rare one for
loung me nlsof good education desiring 20 devote
Themselves TO reading or to the study of a profes-
eon- the duty being Of such nature as, with care
and diligence, will permit them TO be devoted 10
The pay md allowance OF these non commissioned
oihceTs when not serving with troops amounts 10
eoout ~ per annum; when serving with troo d,
aoout S369-in the latter case quarters fuel s,ib.
nent Wv
The number Of appointments being necessarily
nmred, each candidate win be subject to an exam
hiation. ~
Applications, setting forth character ac1uire.
nenfs. and fitness, with testimonials, may be ad.
dressd 10 the Chief Signal Officer OF the Army No
I1lS q street, Washington, d. q.
Circulars Civ ing full partic ulars will be furnished
on application to this ONCE. an I7-Gt
y
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l1ROPOSALS FOB TREES AND SHRURs FOR
NATIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIES
QrARrKRMAsTER GESKRAL's OFFICE, I


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nth August is7o
proposals for supplying Trees and Shrubs for or.
nanentnl planting q the National Cemeteries are
INVITED from nurseries and gardens in good standing
The trees and shrubs should be securely pnckei
and delivered at the railroad station nient
properly addressed, to be furnished
, Iheireisht will be paid 10y the United States and
he bilis Will be settled upon receipt of the trees
signed. -' ~ 'on'
The orders will be given by the officer in charps
acquisitions from local officers
1t Is suggested that the most convenient form of
proposal Will be printed catalogue, with such dis
count en- the whole or on any Glasses or kinds Of
Purchases will he made wherever most adyanta
geous TO the United States upon the basis of the nro
pOsais thus received. " F'N
There are about eighty (Ss) national military Gem
etcres scattered over the whole United States: and
some planting viii probably be needed in each Of
them. Va
. Proposals should be sealed and addressed TO the
Quartermsster Generals Office marked "ProposaIs
Tor Trees and shrubs" and they will be opened at
nom on the 18th Of September, $50.
NC MEIGS,
Quarterm8ster General,
ae not 800 Breyet MAJOR General, U, 3. A.
tChrnDtcta and Raw, 4
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BOARDING..

DLEASANT RoOMs AND GOOD BOARD, at
l. I31 sth street, between q and III, n few doors
north Of the new Census ONCE. Table board only
els per month. aull ets
EIRST-CLASS D0AKD, WITH PLEASANT
4 EkOHT ROOMS, TO be had on reason able terms
t 1901, cor. Psnnsylv ania avenue and l0th street
Good location and accessible. mhS ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17
f~MILBVBID POLAR SODA.
s31 lsrH STREET.
Oppposite United States Treasury.
KIssENGEN. vIOHT, sELrz1R.
SARATOGA, BLUE LICK, ana
BEDFORD AIHERAL wArlRs,

nylS ON DHAUaAr
n<HALLy HAIR RRNHWER .,.-...........7Oo
Eonteohlerye, Barrett's, Ars. Aliens, Uhevaiisrs'
md an "A air PrepaRofion1. ALSO, my
RIN1 OLD BYE WHISKY,
warranted pure, fog medicmal nd family use, bot
tied By myself; large bottleA ---...-.-.-.-.---.S
Ayers ssrsspariIla and Chsrry Pectorsi--..-...ssc
Helmbold Buehu anA a
yaynes Alteratve and 500
Batchelor Hair Dye (blsck and brovnl...-...-.sSe
nosteteerb
LubinS Perfumes, very large Assortment, twarrsst-
n.saoIis Bs@ and LSirds Bloc
Lyon KathAiron and Trcopherul 90
Burnett's CocoaineAn
Schenck's Tonic and Pulmonic S2rup. LIZ
Cslgstes soaps, al kinds, retalled ct wholsseD
Whehssters -......esc
California Winee-Aneeiics, Pom, sherry, Muses-
tel m: Hook and Claret. ISc
Dc jonsh's God Liver on, (eenun -
Fsssca Ell ssA S'f,i Gin. EGI. &C..
an y.rrsnssd pure, snd 4 lowest .s.es ., ~.
city, which viii cen e g per cent: less than rssa-
soaps Colognes, Hair OILS Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth,
Nal, Infant, shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
tons for the CodsSIeIion. &c.
Having much snIArged my store, WI Giye par.
Prs.eTsons and 1sSiy % am
Be Iut NJ q half The HsaAa rates, end evcry article
xRIlVS EAIfAHs, prussiss.
sUH Oernsr "a end b street, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17
FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR RENT-On Meridian Hin .iv rocro cor
D TAGE. 10a rood teua-t, the rent wi 4 be nom
lnai. THUS Z. wAGGAMAS, SIG 9Th street op.
posite Post Office. a. Es,'
Tor RENT-ROOMSi in suitS or sircTa i, = vr-y
u neat iurIi he'd house; oc.ati~r fad and hargss
low pce ~sioh AZ once. Inquire at 1912 1; street
bstv cen 18Th and 18th streets L.
THREE OaMUNICATISG R00yS F,R
kkNT N private family; partially furnished
or unfurnishcd; with gas and water: No 6(3 .th
street.
TOR RENT-BRICK ROUSE with b,-k 61jIi
II ipg and large side yard: Contains 10 rrNr,s- N
81 Green street, rear Bridge street. GeOrretoyn N
Q To good tenant only ~ per month Apply IN
premises or 70 WN. McSEIR, House gent, SOS K
street. Ne ar stu Il
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
RR. JOHN q. r. lOLsrON, SUkG EON.
DPHYSICIANdR d ACCO UGH ER, has removed
his once and residence 70 No. 722 10Th street w
between and b, opposite Grant street. sul-lns
y ATTORNErATLAW
street, opposite Patent Ofzce. aul-ly
EDWAYD o. OARRIN0TON,
r lLate q. 9. District AttorueyJ
ATTOBN2Y AND COUNSELLOR Ar Law.
VIII practice m the Supreme Court of the Uultee
States, Court Of Claims, end al the Courts "a IT,
District. PROMPT attention given TO the Oolsctior
Of Clains. Once, AeA, oDDosite City Hall. mySS-1
DoOK, JOB, AN1 ORNAMENTAL PRINrINo
GIBSON BROfRIRs,
spl2-1y 1919 Penna avenue, (south sideD
DOoK And JOB PRINTING
ID Neatly apd Prompfh Exxrxfsx
81 =. P0LKInaO1N q 90,
E191y street. between 9Th and 7th So
w .BooKBiNDER AND PAPER RpEER.
10. 1913 Rennsyiyania avenue, between Nh ana
uth streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. PsrioaicaAs and
newspapers caref uiiy attended To-. jasS-iy
EOR The sEAsQN-PURI CIDER yIHIoAR,
l. PuRE WEE ylNEGAR,
GREIH GlHekk: spices,
oCS-lm - RURGu I'll.
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EDUCATIONAL

RUsfNfcs EDCOATTCN. The rrr-l.r a., -.
- evening srlions IN Ell the d~psrture,t. y ~. .h
NAsHlNGTCe BUSINESS COiIEcr ~ - ~
Ies.med on MOSpAl. Aug,st % For fuli me-,
nation call ~ the College ofitCe, s'u,lvrs.t ,
oi se.enih and II .reets. or Sidress HPNRyS
sfsNCkk. seorefE-y. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

Every time lady who uses fragrant SOZeDONr
opens her mouth. she edvertis. the article TIN
stare OF Ter teeth Is certificate Of its exceleace No
spot dsrkens their surface. no impurity clugs 10
AID the breath that swels through them is sweet as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-17

AT AUBuRNDALE, MASS
Hen miles west OF Boston. Instructton fhoronsh
Ssrein,' complete. Advantages for n u.ic Psinssnr
french and German, unsurpassed. ParficuIsr al.
tehuoh paid 20 common and solid branches Teac6-
ers chosen with great care. Number limited o. n
Ne ~ year sesins September 18th. Address on AS
WOlshfNG. iy9-n ~ n Nm
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-11
PREMiUMS S2,275!
FIRST DAY.

No. ;.--pursr 800 for horses owned in Nenan
go ami Craw.ord counties sixty days previous TO
the closing Of III entries, tha; have never tiottcd
better lhan 2.iS. $500 to the first, ) l2j 10 the
second and SIS 10 the third horse.
No 2-l'ursc $500 t,r pa, rs; fl,5 TO the first,
SIS TO the second, and $40 to the third.
SECOND DAY.
No 3.-Pursc $l,175 Free for all horses. s 90
to the fir IT, SO 10 the second, Sl15 to the third
and 100 TO the fourth.
No 4-Purse 500 for horses that have never
beaten a4i. $3.50 10 the first 500 to the second
aud $50 to the third
All the above races are mile heats, best three IN
ive IN harness and will he con.ucted under the
rules of the National Association for the promotion
of the interests of theAmerican trotti.lg turf A
horse distancing the field shall only be entitled TO
the first premium
he entries VIII close at Oil City on Saturday
June II, NJ Q p. NJ.
al entries to be addressed to A. D. Barbour, Oil
City, Pennsylvania.
p II. TIERNAN, President.
A. d. BARBOUR Secretary and Treasurer.
ml9td
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-11

LIVERPOOL. June Ill p. IN.
Refined ISL. Spirits l3i.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-11

ANTWERP, jane. LIS p. I'd.
Crude 52la.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-07-16

South Parish Congregational Church. corner Of Second
and Chestnut Streets, opposite Temple. Rev. CHAs. g.
McCuLLY, Pastor residence Chestnut st. Morning
service, 1890; Afternoon service, 2.l5.
First Baptist Church, corner Of Union and Franklin
Rev. A. X. CRANE, Pastor; residence Middle
St., between Winthrop and Lincoln. Morning service,
1890; Afternoon service, Is.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Middle Street. between I'm
ion aud Central. Rev. CALEB FILLER, Pastor residence
at Parsonage opposite the Church. Morning service,
1880 Afternoon service, 2.l5.
First Unversast Church. Second Street. (cor of Cnon)
ST. Matthews Episcopal Church. Central Street. Rev.
LEONARD X SroRRs, Rector residence of Second
and Lincoln Srests Morning service, 1880; afternoon
service, 80
and Middle.