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Row THE coLoREp VOTERS WERE TREATED.

Throughout the Ward early In the day gangs OF
white repeaiers voted on the names Of colored
citizens Forty white men voted, giving
their residence at 80 Laurons street. Chas.
wilson rom sO'0TsS Clark '0's Street was polls driven S9
the police Out OF 100 coored voters registered In
this ward At least 500 were robbed OF their votes by
the repeaters Deayan White, from 43 Laurens street;
ery, of II Watt street; James Warren, OF 10
Grand street, smith R0mer OF 81 Watts street, and
Frederick johnson Of ~ Clark street, all colored
voters OF the highest intelligence and respectability
we're cooy In formed at the polls that white gentle.
men bearing heir names had already voted. When
they eIpostulated, the police drew their clubs and
DROVE THEN INTO THE STREET.
Many colored voters took s5 from the Tammsny
politicians, and did good service. They made sr.
cellont repeaters, and II they continue at
this business, one Of them may be chosen
by MIR. Tweed to succeed Honest Michael
Norton In the state Senate, II Is generally believed
that Mr.. Tweed will put the gafis into Michaea year
from next fall, During the evening before the cleo
tion, numerous negroes called upon Michael Norton
using such expressions as "Ps got lots OF influence
with the nigs," meet me in do dark at midnight"
ODE cooSs ARE ALL wID DE Dors
dat come down wild de STAINS" Mr.. Norton sdyised
them to take their PIGS to another market. He also
said that lie should watch them, and II he caught
them voting illegally he should turn them over 10
Al o'clock the Thunderbolt and Judge Coz went
aaound TO Clark street and cast their votes. They
seemed much surprised that no one had voted upon
their names Wnle they were voting magnificent
much amusement to the policeman stationed there.
WHITE REPEArERs VOTING NEGRO NANEs.
In the Eighth Polling District, q large number OF
coored men came In body TO deposit their votes,
hui IL pAA found that Tie RAmss OF htA Of them had
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Some Of the TammIny men In the Tenth Ward re
sorted To Pretty sharp gamos TO secure the votes
Republicans. These frauds were perpelrated In
nearly every district, but were especially notice
able in the Fret, second Third, Fourth and sew
enth Districts. Tammany tickets and pastors were
given out from Rerubhcan boxes. In one instance
two well known Tammany men occupied box over
which there was s.n reading: " Repubi,nns, at
tention Get your ticke,s here" Pastors for I'd
ward Welsh, TAmmany candidate for Alderman
were given out nj one Of the Republican boxes, and
used In large numbers by unsuspecting Republican
voters
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OFFICE OF A. C. s..

nFFiOE OF A. C.s.,
~ fsRr McHESRy. MD, August ls7D
tsemsnt attached, will be received hy the me-
slgnea until O'Clock .. m, sEPTEMBER lsr.
U' 'O' supplying REsH Bxrs
TO the troops az this Post.
The said Beef must be fresh, OF q good marketable
auahy, IN equal proportion q fore and hind au.r-
ed and 10 be delivered at this PSst ,rse n &c,
such quantities may be from time 20 time reauired
y and in such days as the Commanding Oficer shsi
The necks Of the cattle sisnehts for sss, a, n.
delivered under this agreement shall be- cut "a ~
ie iourtn Nertebral Joint, and the breast trin.ri
rm ihree ~ snnr Q, lore quarters sh. be OF
oil hind quarters from six 10 eight inches .loS a.
ganbrel on hook joint. 40
seps,pale PrSp.sal: in duplicate win also be re.
cate above mentioned for supplying comm
onlsers and their families stationed al this post ~
ss2knea tnerefrcm, with such choice Fresh Beef as
they may from time 90 time require smell As siroin
and porter house steak, standing ribs or yb rsst.
These contracts % be in force SIX months or such
less time as the Commissary Geperal snail drecf
, .nG ON the LIST day Of October se and sub
!ect 70 tse approval u the Commanding IeDeral Of
the Department Ct the ESst
IN case OF failure or deficiency In the qusiity or
Quant,y OF the Fresh Beef stipulated 70 be deiiv
shall have power to supply the deficiency b. pnr-
chase, ano the contractor will b charged the
The contractor will be required % enter bonds
Tor the sum OF Two Thousand Dollars, siSned also
by two responsible sureties, whose names must be
mentioned In the bids.
LIST day Of September, lSe, AZ Fort HOBepry, Md /,
atMhieh time and place bidders are requested TO be
present.
PrOg9ssls viii be marked "P,9gS ,shr for BeOf."
let Lieut. Attn q. :. Art'y,
au2tf BHt. Capt. Y, :, A. A e. b.
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The Markets To-Day.
feteSrdpAsd EzclssiveIr TO The kc.niao STAY.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Section firm stock scarce,
a, 9saioc Flour dull and Inactive: City Mills do
S S -, Oh Saturday Howard street super
Hbe s5acb.oi do. extra, Sass; DO. family, IS.
60, lily Mills supertne, S6cSsS7c "; do. extra
: 2aSs 25; do. family, Ssa = 10 q: Western sunar
nne, 90 Assoc; do. extra. S7sS7!I; do. family
o. 9acI wheat receipts large. the market eak
an has declined &c: sales Of prime Mary land ici
~ bnac -; good TO prime do, s iO 81 So good
70 prime white. 81 ~ Western. 81 iSaSl -
Wnite Torn, lair supply: sales mostly at : l..
yeiioW' H. Oats rece pts p oD bushels safes at
4s3'tc Rye, Sslst'c. Pork firm AT S3l. Bacon firm:
flb side l., "e II do. SIS &C shoulders IS aI,
h b. 23a26'lc Lard, I1.al5c. Whisky quiet at
BAL TlMoRr. Aug. s-virginia sizes, old, AZ bid
i5s asked; do, ISL. bs,a bid, 90 asked
NsW YORK, Aug. s.-Stocks very strong Gold.
r. Money Jej per cent. Exchange long, ga; short
h'r. bords. ~ Virginia 6s. ex-cIup5n SOC
nevis. North Carolina ), old, Is: do new %
NEW YORK. Aug. S-Flour quiet and UNCHANGED
" heat duh and dropping. Corn frmer
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government Securities.
v lORE-FTRST Rom
stock Report.

TBs baaksrs', brokers and Commenced TsI.s,npa
Lewis johnson 4 Co, quote stocks and bonds In
forle and foreign markets as follows:
NEW 1oRk, Aug; s:-first BOard-U. ). IS, 1881,
pOu, III 2Ds, lS65. coupon o. 5 rus new 1906
coupon, Nz Ss,l 1851 coupon. loo -21s 1853 cou
Pom, hys.: II Ms, coup n, N1 q: Currency IS. Ill;
bIariposa,5 5; do pref d, =: Canton. Is of d: OHm-
66srlsnd; 20 ord; We.tern Uniyn Telegraph, 81;
quicksilver. a.: Pacific Mail, 3ai< Boston Water
Power, Is of,d; Adams Express, o.: Wells Fargo q
Go. Exp, lGs; American EXP. a. United state,
ENpTfss. -: Merchants Union Express =:
Now York Central and Hudson, 9Its do do Scrip
s y Erie, q: do. ,Frefd, Il Old; HARLAN, l32;
Harit a. prf'd,- Realms, IS: Michigan Central
~; Lake Shore and Michigan south, n, gJis;
Illinois Central, l3l1s; cleveland and Pittsburg,
:" Northwest, ST.: do preferred, SIS; Cieye-
land, Columbus & Cincinnati. =: New Jersey
Central lei; Rock Island, Il3a cfd; Milwaukee and
ST Paui: So: Milwaukee and ~. Paul pref ,
m4; wabash and Western. 4S1s: Fort Wayne go
Alton and Terre Hants. -. Chicago end Alton,
chicago and Alton. pref'd. -: Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates, g Tennessee State 6s old
q, Tennessee state SIS, new, CD; Virginia STATE
IS, old, t95e: North Carolina Is, old e.; do new
- Missouri Is, 20. Gold. 49,. Market strong
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North Carolina has apparently gone Demo
cratic by large majority, and 1t would seem
that the Democrats have a two-thirds majority
IN both branches of the Legislature, and also
have elected five out OF the seven Congressman.
The Democrats thus gain considerable strength
IN the l. > House OF Representatives, and also
secure IS Senator in place of Abbott, whose
Term expires with the present Congress.
- much FOR the Holden plan OF carrying cleo
tons by Burklng, or rather Kirking the voters:
thereby alternating thousands of thinking Re-
IUblicaDs. The New York Herald is not amiss
II characterizing Gov. Holden's administration
a - a decided failure"
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Tow AND COUSTRY.-The New York Com
~ rcai believes that country life is getting 10 be
positively disagreeble 10 nine -tenths OF the
people, and the editor says:
'Humsn beings are gregarious, and when the
rail brought town and country so closely
together, the superiority of the former in eluca-
tonal facilities and other advantages wts patent
TO the country visitor at once. aud 4 comparison
of the c0nyenienceS and enjOymcnts OF life was
much TO the disadvantage of the coun,ry. The
consequence Is that the class called country
arEtccTaCy are gradually with drawing. anil
becoming domicIled in cities, and so i'm fact with
Al The worklDg class not re4 urc fo- field labor.
This Is not only the case here, but in England
France and Germany. While the cities are
gradually encrOaching upon the country the
population OF the latter is falling OF. Modern
clVlhZatlon tends To centrsiizing OF popula-
hons This enables systematlzing and concen-
ration Of industries which are otherwise con-
hucted in a desultory way, and renders the
necessities or life easier Of attainment and
vastly inerea ses the economy and cOnveniences
Of living The opportunities for intellectual
enjoyment are also much superior in schools
Libraries, music, and the fine arts"
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The text of the Dickens will does not confirm
tie statement that the sale of his personal eff
feets were dictated in it. The reproach, there
fore, OF selling the household furniture, pic
lures, &c, of the deceased, even to his portrait
rests upon his children. Apparently some nse
OF shame in the matter has prompted the an
rOuECement that Charles Dickens, Jr. has
bought in the property OF his late father put up
a. auction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

Lydia Thompson will play in Chicago next
Monday, and thereby hangs ;ale-or rather a
"ory- The indictments got out by Mr.. Story OF
Tie Journal. against Lydia for assault aud bat
terry are still hanging over her fair head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

AL the States except New Hampshire, Rhode
Island Connecticut, and oregon will hold cleo
tons q Is fall.
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

81 PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have TIE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the Office. Terms 50 cents
Ter month.
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BANKERS.

w AsHlNGfoA CITY, August 1, 1870
ne partnership heretofore existing uuter tina
name aud style q hITTFNHOUSE, FOwIER a
- ha. been dissolved nv the death of Ireland
SHAlnnrl Fowler, Charles y. Ri;teBhouss, aud H.
H-hlhgon are authuriYed a. settle tn bnsinrs OF
the siid late firm no Will be fnand al the Baak
hou.e - FAINT. wAeHINGTuN CO. a. whom
the hnsin-ss has been transferred and who I'M Gun
unue at the old stand, Gas Pesusy ivania Avenue
SAMUEL FOWLER,
y. T.. prfEEF.
c.E. RTTTNNaoUsE,
L.. WASHINGTON.
FAINT, WARRINGTON d CO..
BANKERS,
etSCEs>oRs TO kIITENHpUsE, FOWLER & Co.,
No. b2S Penn-yl yania avenue
legal interest "
Make COLLECTIONS on the C,oye-ru,apt ana nd, IN
points IN the United States
Negotiate Railroad and nunicipal loans
Issue Deposit Receipts bearing interest,"
Also. tuy and sell Government s-curitiea ana
sion. '' VI
Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and -old
Revenue stamps furnished.
Give special attention 10 the collection OF claims
against the Government. snI
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LOAN OFFICES.

A 'ABoS WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE
~ we, corner OF lUth and q streets a35,N w
Mrs CARO, formerly MR.. T. BurnstineD
MONEY LOANED on Gold aud Silver Watches,
Jewe!ry, Clothing and Merchandise of every -
g. -. .f1'ii.n. Gold and Silver bought. openxOV
IL, oH PGris ffaanatS. arSIxs
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT. : Tn. Nss,o..r
a., Loan 0fioe of X. FULTON a co.. Ne. SIl
yin 81, VIII be opee from 6 n. 60 z D.. m This A.
the only Christian Loan Once in the city. jei4d
UDRINCE, THE PAWN BROKER 1000 pm.
- sylvsnia avenue. All requiring money cali -
they vii be satisfied with their transaotions
SPkClAL NOTICk.-Merchandize, Furptsur.
- PiAnos, &C., taken storage at PRTECIE
1000 PenDsy wanna avenue. Cash eds ~.
on the same when rec uirei.
NATlUEAL LOAF OFFICE, Sllx On 49,
kear Penny lyania syouue ROREKT nm
zen %. sSyenoe Money on Bonds, Stsoks, ~
heel Estate DiAmepds, Watches, Dry Goods, Y1T
piture Pianos, and ell kinds Of Personsl Prcpsrtv
.D.-Lne niessn cash price psid for the 80
oaoLlY
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PROPOSALS FOR ENCLOSURES AND
Il LODGES FOR NATIONAL CEMETRJEsx At
WASHINGTON. ID. e., ARLlNGTJN AND
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QCARIERMA>TER 6ENERAL'S eFFIr

J
QUARIERMA>TER GENERAL : OFFICE
uo.,o, wphshINGroN, ID. g., August 5, I,7O.N
states Military Asylum Sodiar HSm spe Ns,aan fed
CyemefsIy, ID e.: and the Arlington AMI Alexandra
INC OF The Quartermaster General, Washington,
Tho n I hntii ,SePtenmber ;; $50, at neon;
neh STATE. Military Asy lum Cemetery. I27 lineal
iff' AtnnSton Cemetery, IFS neal feet Alexan-
Proposals arc invited for stone or brick walls,
eiSaS ana 7pecicalions for which an bes.en the
ONCE the Quartermaster G-neral,D for iron rail
Imgs designs FOR which are invited with the bids)
The BIDS for planting hedges must spacify TN.
hedse !ants intended TO b. used, and contain
after planning The diIches to be prepared imn@'
dlatelJ, and the hedges 10 be planted In November
ii. Prop2sa are also invited for building lodge
{" sencIa stone a. each OF the National Csnetericj,
Alexandria, Va, plans and specifications for which
Ill Each bid must lie accompanied by good and
sufficient guaranty of at least two responsible par
ties thst the contract II awarded, will be prup Iy
~. The Government reserves to itself the RICH; to
reE c. all bill, If unsais actory.
sails for Enclosures Tor National Cemeteries, or
and be addressed to the Quartermsster General. L.
VI The Propo.al; viii be 81 enci in the presence
Of the bidders at this office, the III Of eepeln-
9uaTtermast.I General, Brevet maior General Uni
ted States Army su--tf
- Fall stvlc BI.0CK Just received Gentla- II
men SILK HATS remoicicd to pra~,D -
Fall style. n. B.-SILk HATS of best uuaIit, ma,I.
o. order az very moderate rates at
NJ. CUNNINGHAM ) Hat Fac ory
auj-lm o23 7th at, between t. and VI ,ss ave
ID PRIME BARGAINS
IL s Z. { end ~ bea-hei ard unblcached sheet
iug5 and Shrtings, and a host of other prv Goods
japanese Poplins. pink buf. blue and purple French
Carnbries, Buff Linen, Victoria Lawns, Ptnues Sc
&C. Cduced prices Coates Spool Cotton u cents
erdozcn beautiful line OF Prints have Just been
opened At 2 pular prices.
Nov il the time TO buv, and the place
BEODHEAD & CO.'S,
aus q 129s street corner Nth street
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SHOCKING CASE OF SUICIDs AT BURKTrrs-
VILE. MAEYLASD.-The citizens OF the usually
Guiet village Of Burkittsyille, IN Middleton Val
ley (Md.,) were intensely shocked about noon on
Wedne sday last by the announcement that Mr..
Erasmus +. Garrett, one OF their Oldest, most
wealthy and respected citizens, had committed
had been in feeble health for some months, but
no one dreamed that lie would commit so rash
ar act.
POTOMAC BAss.-It is stated that q small lot
OF Potomac bass were recently taken from
Williams port, Nd, conveyed in q locomotive
tank 10 Lancaster City, Pa, and there placed
IL the basin OF the water works The object of
this importation is to stock the Conestoga river
with baS>.
0The WAR in Europe is the convenient
excuse Tor al street rows now DAYS
~There has been another advance ''all
along the line" in the price of ice.
SEight cent? l. the highest fee a Chinese
doctor dares 20 charge.
% An Indiana miner Is the last man TO fan
heI TO $4,000 in England.
~Fsnny Fern, they saw. will stop work with
the pen after this year.
ga WOnans cooperative union A. wortin,
successfully in San Francisco.
1IOwa Is TO have soldiers reunion, q,
winch l3,,cO persons are to simultaneously sing
"Hail Columbia"
"The cooperative system in the manage
ment Of daily newspaper recently proved a
failure at Newark, y. j..
1-JOLn Young, the Oldest son of Brigham
Young, Is at PtttsbuTg, purchasing rails for q
new Utah railroad.
"NiSS Likelike Kewaukeaseowawmekaka lj
lead the choir in the kawalahoe Church, Sand
EiCL lslSnGs.
1Adelins Patti ''has made up" with the
tenor, waebtel, and sung in company with him
recently At Hamburg.
BVA new style Of shoe slipper has been in
frOduced called the Queen Anne. IL has the
pointed toe, high heel and invertable silver
buckle, and bids fair 10 ind favor.
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PRETkNsES

HE vast and continually increasing sales Of Hos
letters Stomach Bittsrs have provoked the envy of
a certain class of dealers in variou. parts of the
country, who trying - substtuts thsir uttarIy
worthless local nostrums for the most popular p:o
prietary medicine In the world. These imp 3ster.
hope BY their false statements to obtain from the
millions who patronize the great American Tonic a
sufficient number of customer. 10 make their ,scr
la;ous upon the health Of IN air neighb1rs profitable
As the demand tor HOsetter Btters is now so LARGO
and urgent as TO tax 10 their fullest extent the fc
titles for its Manufacture, these petty atterup ts IN
wiring in the mtrest trash by false representations
are of little Consequence to its prOprietors They
are, however, serious evil 70 the victinz-d
III, fer example at this warm season, when =, real
invigorant s greatly neeied the sufferer from.
raj d, biity, indigestion, biliousn-ss or nervou,
weakness, is csaxed into using wishy-yasby con,
pound without any medicinal virtue, instead of the
sovereign specific in which the rarest tonic and
Alternative vegetable elements scientifically com
bined II Is obvious that he will the day when he
allowed himself TO be thus deuded 1t in thu in
terest Of parties who have been may be Influenced
by the persuasion OF plausible chsratans tina. thi.
article Il Published. With tn" light of twenty
years experience TO guide him. why should the in
valid take leap in the dark aus-eo3tSW
~CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The Fifty ninth Monthly Meeting of CENTRAL,
BUILDING ASSOCIATION will Be held at the CIV
Hall TUESDAY EVENING. 9th inst AZ
O'Clock. Isu5 81 WM. ". MOORE, secretary
1%WASHINGTON, u. O., August 9th I570-
TT0N was held at Mr.. Panneii :. st2eets Setws,,
oh and 10th streets, South Washington on last eve
"%ed until EsDaY ES EVE To- ana sd
n clock p. at the Liaculn Institute. on r. stre,t
The whs wish to jo:n the above as,ociston ar y
su6 81 N. FITZSnRALD, Pres. pro tenn.
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EDUCATIONAL.

HoMARD INSTITUTE. NsRYLsNp L.
'l'f 'raii.iu - .Uol selrcr "a -flfi.,. -.
eNprts re,luced. ars trainiur srrlia,r.. s.,,
80, 80. Il Al Term begins ,p..r sth. Es
49,. TT an ifu. Slle. nifefn rf-~ tf.rs %
fhpf L.. q MATTHEWS Il 49,,
store fosi on'oe. Howard H"nn'v. Va sas Sp.
t'LE'fto lNsrITI TIE. C7-asr o., ,ngg..,
a. =, hNsLiSH. MATHEW RTtCAL Ann
,,-,, tLAsSltAl SCHOOL. FpR Rows
WI cpeu NoNhAf. sr'rinh4r l2f,l 1a,f
,ni.h-h' 80 las. pr quarter ~ We-ksl ssm
Actd mic Jun i0r. 100000 ~ -
ACad mic Senior, ..--.r ~ "
elected. w We sthiies
CIRCULARS o. be had At Rsllsntyue's Ro,k..or. ~
Ahl Hrrts, Or. TysOu'- DruE store r,r,sT 49,
and streets. OF ~ the PRINCIPAL NJ IN
Rs. OLIVER COX. M I2l6F-
aul lan"
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1883,

JOHN McDERMoTT a BROS,
DEALERS, 49,
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
RECElNkD ON STORAGE AND SOLD ON
COMMISSION.
CARRIAGES REPAIRED. Tn
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DICHARD W. BARKER.
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKEN,
OLE ELEVENTH STREET, uearF.
nffICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMASTER
" THIRD DISTRICT DEPARIAENIo E us - Il

FURNITURE OFALL KINDS lIADEAND
REPAIRED aus-tr
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! am now prepared 70 furnish PILES, RAIL.
ROAD TIES, and HEAVY TlMBIk ~ sysr1 a.
scriptIon at the shortest notice. cheap for cash e
Address, II. SUIT, Silver Hill Nd
or eau at Browsing Niddletonis
~ Io-im lChron. and Rspl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-08

II ENRY ALBERs,
lOls l1th street, between X and L.,
LADIES ICE CREAM SALOON AND CONFEC.
TIONERY.
FHrnish shes the finest Ice Cream and Wster Ices a,
wholesale prices. Try IL. jyll-lu.
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'RkpEEiCh FEMALE SEMINARY,
EtERFDTsnG

II
frn miles west Il Boston. Instruction thorourh.
Careful coE p!eie Adv Tor NJ sic, Painting
fFti'h Hid herman. unsurpassed. Particular at
trnti.n paid 20 Common aud solid hranrhes Peach
81 chosen with great care. lumber limited % O.
W CUSHING iyf mwfs I'm
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-08

RYAN h MAXWELL,
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.
The undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Lewis and adjoining
ceunties that they have opened new and
extensive t.,ur
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Two doors above Lewis store, Main street,
Weston, Vest Virginia.
We shall keep constantly on hand full
supply Of Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's
Shoes, and large assortment Of gentle
mems -
SHOES AND BOOTS,
Ready made and ito order"
The quality Of our work will be as good
or better than you can get elsewhere and
our prices shall never fail to please, Give
the new store trial, before worrying out
your lives and wasting your money in
buying Boots and Shoes at dry goods
store.
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
Al shortcstnotice and most reasonable terms
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
RYAN d MAXWELL.
June 20, ls1O.-yl
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-08-08

ALEXANDER MARTIN, D. D. President,
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosopy.
F.S LYON, A. NJ. Yice-President Proiesso,
ofEnglish Literature and Principal ofPrcrar.
atory Department.
s. G: STEVENS, A. H., Professor of Astronsmy
and Physics.
H. II. PIERCE, A. ", Capt. o. S. A., Proiesso,
Of Mathematics and Military Tactics.
J. J. STEVENSON, A ~. Phi. D., Professor Of
Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy.
F. W. wooD, Phi. D., Professor Of Ancient and
Modern Languages.
0. W. MILLEn, a. NJ, Assistant in tho Prepara.
tory Department.
b. PURISroy, Tutor.
GEoRGE N. HAoAys, Esq.,; Superintendent o.
Grounds and Buildings.
HuGH W. RRock, N D., Lecturer on Physolo-
gy and Hygiene.
Hon. Jous A. OLLIE, Lecturer on Civil and Con-
sti!utional Law.
Fall Term begins Isl Tuesday in September.
Winter Term begins LIST Monday in December.
Sping Term begins Sd Tuesday in March.
Commencement, Sd Wednesday in June.
Tui,ion-Preparatory, $50 per Term Of 10
weeks.
{" University, $500 per Term of ls
weeks. III.
Bosrding-Not to exceed $500 per week.
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