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Nominations % Inalaaa.

FoRT WAYNE, July 2i.-7At Hart
ford City, in Indiana, to-day, John
Cholerie was nominated as Democrat
ic candidate from the 9th Judicial Dis
trict.
At a County Convention of Repub-
lieans and independent Democrats of
Allen County, to-day, popular ticket
was nominated. The ticket has good
prospects of success.
CHICAGO, July 21.--Jackson Orr, OF
Boone county, was nominated for
Congress by the Republican Conven-
ton Of the 9th District of Iowa, held
at Fort Dodge. There were thirteen
ballotings. Charles Pomeroy is the
present member. ...
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Tunica County. Miss, Lands.

- Four Hundred and Eighty Acres choice
unimproved Lands, partially deadened;
above overflow. four miles east of Austin,
Miss; part OF section s, 7. s. r, IL
Must be sold early.
DoNOHO, JOY q CO.,
ton Raal ESfofa RrONaFa.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that certificates
~ No. a1l, for 20 shares, and No. 1901, for u
shares of stock in the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, issued in the name of g. Z.
Franklin, and now belonging to his estate,
have been lost; and IL is my intention to ap-
ply to the secretary OF the com pany for du-
plicates OF same. ID. A. ABERNATHY,
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POtatOesl Potatoes Potatoes

WE viii pay two lZ dollars per barrel for
w choice fotatoss. loose from wagons.
BROOKS d LAWHORN,
ctr
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kkurderer Done For.

CINcINNAT1, July 21.-Peter Blenn,
who a short time ago killed a boy
eight years old at the house of Mr..
Hoffman, Burlington, KY, and then
attempted to outrage Mrs. Holman,
has been arrested, and indicted by q
special grand jury for murder in the
first degrees. - -
Yesterday Blenn was tried by 8
court especially convened, and found
guilty. He expressed little concern
Tor his fate. Judge Pryor sentenced
Peter BIenn- to be hanged August
26th. He is to be taken to Frankfort
for safe keeping, on account of the in
security Of Boone county jail. 33li
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Bill for Divorce,

In the Second Circuit Court of Shelby county.
VIM. II. Hewitt VS.. Mary d. Hewitt.
BILL for divorce having been filed in
N this case, and 1t appearing from affidavit
that the defendant Is a nonresident of the
State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein. al the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the THU u
Monday in September, 1879, and plead, answer
OF demur to complainant bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as TO her and
this order be published once week, for tour
successive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal.
Done at office, this 18th day OF July, 1870.
p. d. BOYLE, Clerk.
BY W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
Mariner, Lee Thurmond, Sols. for com
plainant jy2
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CATTLE AND SHEEP

7 HAVE on consignment, at my yards and
1 stables, AL Main street, a large lot of fine
Cattle, suited for grazing or feeding ppr-
poses, which l will sell low. 1 can furnish
few days notice. I can also furnish any
number of stock sheep. VIII be pleased 10
see parties wishing TO purchase at my yard
W iy22 W.M. BROOKS.
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ON FOUR MONTHS TIMEI
PIANOS. 9Yi0RGANS
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
m Three and Four Months Tine, with Good
City Acceptance.

NToyv ia xour time to make your purchases.
~ NV stock is very large aud must be closed
ont 10 make room for my fail stocks.- 4. eoa,
Steinway & Sons, Pianos fsS n, Am
L., n1fFia Plan
WT, p Frnersons Pianos. -, ~, ~ - - -
Also. GOOD SECOND HAND ,;css soo1re fS1ne
SlsS ~ SH ~ 20 st61 each. Mason Hamllns Organs
slO 70 ,rS niS to 500 each. Also, the celebrated
,,rsatf Organs. Genuine Italian ana Roman
Vi9hR RR5ssrouHtry ss5oT Merchants and Dealers viii
please give me 3 call ~ prxsoN
Mus,c House sl7 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn
lye .--a f.-..s-. ..,..s1s - 81 stas
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Notice.

VIZ e. MITCHELL will commence Sum
w mer session OF his school, at tuu
No. 30s Third Street, on Monday, July IIth,
To continue eight weeka, to the commence
msnt of the regular fall session. Terms for
the session, $40. For circulars and terms for
the regular school session. apply to the PTin-
cipal, at the Rehooi-room, after Monday, July
llJh. The room is the same, heretofore occu-
pied by Mr. A. ]. Halle, andi furnished with
the best style of desks, etc. Ils4
It Is the design of the Principal TO establish
a school of the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for college, or pursue such a course
as will ut them for business life. 81
No extra charge for the Greek and Latin
languages. jy7
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Effects Of SunstrOke.

NEW YORK, July 2i.-Four deaths
from sunstroke here to-day.
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WAR /! WAR /!

HIGHEST cash price paid for 800 barrels
j. choice Apples and 500 barrels ehoiee Po-
tatoes at REID & BUCKHAM'S,
jyIT $50 Front Row. Memphis, Tenn.
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MARRIED.

T-wAsHINGToN-At Il m. Thurs
day, July 2lst, at the Presbyterian Church, in
Chelsea, by Rev. Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. A. GET
rvs SCOTT 70 Miss ALICE WASHINGTON.
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Desirable Building Lot on Iessamine
Street for Sale.

50 Lot q, Block 81. on souf n sioe oI Sossa
mine street, second lot east of the residence
Of John overton, ESQ, and in one Of the most
desirable neighborhoods in< the city, Is in our
hands for sale. WITH INST RUCrroEs TO oFFER
ezEAr TSDuoBarsETs TO an rrEEDIATE PUR
CHASER, RoYsTER, IT EEzEvANT CO..
20 r. Ial Estate Exchange,
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Movements Of Ohio Politicians.

COLUMBUS, o., July 2l.-State Sena'
tors B. +. Potts and James r. Hub.
bell to-day sent in their designations.
The former was recently appointed
Governor OF Montana, aud the latter
is the Democratic candidate for Con-
gress.
The Acknowledgement to-day com
menced proceedings in the Supreme
Court to test the legality Of the recent
annexation Of territory to Cincinnati
Death Of Honorable Lawrence W. Church
CHICAGO, ILL, July 21.-Honorablt
Lawrence w. Church, a leading mem.
Der of the late Constitutional COnven-
tiOn, from .McHenry county, died at
his residencein Woodstock this am,
aged fifty-one years; disease, cholera
mOrbus. Colonel Church was a lead
ing member of the McHenry county
bar, and a candidate for the Repub,
lican nomination for Congress against
General Farnsworth, the present in
cumbent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

DUST! DUST DUsr This is one of WASH
1hstons dusty days. Dust everywhere whirl-
WINDS OF dust; dust on the clothes and in the
hair! Dust in the eyes, ears, nose and mouth ,
Dust in the parlor and kitchen! Dust in every-
thing eatable and drinkable!
And all this miserable nuisance of dust
simply because We have unpaved or stone
paved streets We shall never subdue the dust
ana mud OF Washington except by laying wood
Pavements, or some style Of pavement that will
not manufacture dust by attrition with the
~hees OF vehicles, a. does the cobble stone and
other stone on our streets, which present 90
much surface from their great width. What
street will be the first to relieve itself from dust
and mud BY fitting pavement?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

The FRAUD BUSINESS IN w YoRK-The
positive charges made in Ntw York of corrup-
uon In the excise board, of misrepresentation of
ue FUNDS, and even theft. have given Use To u
mcrs that Commissioner Manierre obtained the
passage OF a resolution voting himself extra sal
airy as custodian Of the funds or Kings and
Queens counties; that large amount Of money
was voted away to CLERKS tor real or imaginary
services; that the salaries of the clerks have
been raised, and that of NJ tnierre's boJkkeeper
raised to the extrsvazant sum OF 81 so. James
Mcmahon has been sentenced for two wears Il,
the pententiary for bounty freuds. and harles
az r,ona ,p,,sr 20 fonr yaars a., a. nie nj
stitutlon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

Inc theory very generally entertained nv
artists and connoIsSeurs that tO make ehromo-
h'nOgraphic copies of a painting would neces-
satily Tend TO cheaper anu reduce the yxlue of
the original picture. does not seem IN bear the
TEST experience IL was naturally held that,
ih;isinueh as a chrome could be produced so
nearly like the original that the casual observer
could hardly detect the difference, few persons
would care TO buy the orr sinal, since in general
way it could only rank in public esteem with Its
cheap and numerous duplicates. That this
opinion was not wellfounded practically, though
theoretically correct, was suf GENTLY established
by the results of picture sale which took nI.os
IN New York last week, and which included the
originals of all the popular prints which hava
from time to time been published nv Pr,r, q
60. In every case the paintings brougbt r,,r
not high, price, and in many instances .
very handsome advance was realized over the
vi igihal cost. As an indication of the prices
oO'aihed' we give the figures at which soma of
the best known pictures were sold. As fo,lous.
De HAAS "SuRset on the Coast, 500: Mora,,.
Launching the Life Boat, ;" 500: Tait,s ssC,,oun
OF Chickens" $40; Eastman Johnson,s ssRov-
hood OF Lincoln" AMI Barefoot Bow. !, srso AMI
SEQ respectively; Thomas Hills sBirth P,ac.
oil Whittier" and yosemite VALLEY. !, cox And
$780, e. g. Browns "Queen of the WooIs,, al
LA'tie Do-feep, $40 and SOS; Cooman,s
rompenan Interior" 1896; Won Seben,,
'hiidren In Wheat Field" $3.50; Mrs. Gran
htIy Cherries and Basket" sos, &C.. SC.
"hen II Is understood that the original paint
Irs was in each case only the size of the chrome
copies, with which the public are familiar. IL
must be conceded that the prices obtained were
good, and that the reproduction of a picture by
'he process Of chrome photography does not
necessarily detract from it, market value as a
work of art.
The faet that steel plate has been made from
any gwen painting has heretofore assured it An
ehhshced value among both artists and buyers,
out It was generally supposed, as stated absve
that the chrome process would have a contr.,y
eject Lit seems, however, that if foe sinai,
copies do not add to the value of an orio,ra,
picture, they at least do not take anything from
a. IN the eyes Of the general public, Whatever
the dilletanti may think
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

HE STANTON FUND-It 10 stated that the
subscriptions for the benefit Of the family Of the
late ex-Secretary Stanton now amount to $780,
oeo. OF this sum s55 900 is contributed by New
York, s55 900 by Pennsylvania, S25, 900 by per-
sons in Boston, and $4,000 by persons in WASH
ington. 1t s said there Is a difference Of opinion
among the trustees as to the manner in which
the money should be invested. The .Mssachu-
sets gentlemen want 1t put in railroad bonds.
Others desire to have it deposited with some
trust company that will be skls 70 pay four per
cent interest. QtAeTc wish to have 1t invested
IN six per eer.t. government bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

The REPORTED TENNESSEE OurRAGKs.-Gov.
Senter returned to Nashville yesterday. Ram
dali Brown and George Carter, the colored men
who have taken sides with the supporters Of the
congressional Intervention, were summoned be-
fore the grand jury in Nashville 70 give informa-
ton touching the alleged outrages on colored
men, repertsd by them in . letter to Washing
ton. They stated, on being;questioned, that they
had no personal knowledge OF such outrages, and
never had been interfered with themselves.
The Union soldiers residing in the sixth district
OF Dzvidson unite In denying that they had beer
ordered to leave and that one OF them VA
hanged. The story IL q hoax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

CAPITAL PUSIsHMBNT.-In the North Ger
man Parliament, on proposal to abolish cant
eued in the negative, expressing his Conviction
that the majority OF the members Of the Peda-
raj Council would not sanction the penal code II
the Punishment Of death was struck out. He
Government In the Council would give Their
votes and use all their influence In opposition "a
the measure. He was outyoted, there heinz lis
Ior and 81 against the abolition of the death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

good work was done in New York last week.
when the principal school book publishers of
the country, In convention assembled. decided
10 abolish all agencies, travelling agents, and the
Payment or allowance of any commissions for
me introduction of tex books from and after
the lSt Of July next. Thereafter the retail
prices OF all school publications are to be fxed
by the respective publishers, IRON which a may
lmum discount win be made for cash sales. bv
committee OF their number, and books will only
he furnished or introduced in the regular and
legitimate way, instead or by the modes hereto
lore In use. The reform does not come anv too
soon The old system of agents and commissions
was source Of fearful corruption, as between
the publishers and boards of education, schoo,
trustees, ETC., and terribly expensive to the pub
nc, VINO were compelled to get a new set of
DOCKS throughout, accordingly a. the publishers
or their agents made il an object to those il,
power to order . change. We trust the abuse
thus abolished will never be revived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

The Bureau Of Educstion has hard row to
hoe. The House gave IL GA 800 for the coming
year, and the Senate Appropriation Committee
has now cut the amount down 70 5000. The
friends OF the Bureau will strenuously resist
this reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

A cable dispatch about the Samaria confirms
what has already been said of late-that signals
of distress are often dsregarded at sea, captains
of vessels sometimes preferring to .aake quick
passages rather than to obey the dictates Of hui
mainly. -af
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

The Registration Committee of the Maryland
Legislature will to-day bring in a bill for tbs
registration OF colored voters throughout the
State.
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A CARD.

%. ....,,.. -. 90. c..D D., ,.,,.., .
envious Of the success which the Establishes nj
o. large town ct Huntington, twenty min
utes ride from Washington, is meeting with,
belief that the resson sell building lots tnsrs
at - low price, ID that the ground. Of the town site
81 Huntingtsn are eith.r wet. or low, or marshv.
snd from other quarters learn that these parts,
have far as 20 allege that the junction OF
Baifimore and Potomac Railroad with its lateral
branch into Washington does not take place At
Huntngtpns--this h written to pronounce each of
such statements wholly and entirely untrue: and to
aver that the grounds Of Huntington are high ana
dry, rising each way from the railways AVID depos;
Huntington: the bed Of the railway from there 10.
wards Aqua Greek. from there towards Baltimore.
and from there towards Washington, is an GRADED
and finished, and we understand that the Railroad
Company have now commenced the laying OF the
cross-ties preparatory to the putting down Of the
Fuyther We invite any and all to visit the site Of
Burlington and see for Themselves, to and from
or expense. 81 = - -
Free lunch served upon the grounds.
BEN. NJ. PLUMB CO.,
mh0Iw Proprietors Of Huntington, HID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

"a the highest court of equity Of the State of
New Jersey, on Saturday, the Chancellor adopt
ed and applied the recent decision Of the
Supreme Court of the United States upon the
Legal-tender act; and decided that, in the pay
ment of q mortgage on real estate, made before
February, 1862, nothing but gold coin Of the
United States Il . legal tender.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

VA "A DoNATIoN.-Rev. DIR. VIM. F. Broaddus,
ior the education OF the orphans OF deceased and
alssoied Confederate soldiers, acknowledges a
contribution from Gen. Robt e. Lee of fifty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

TEE Philadelphia Ledger. which was origi-
nAlly started by three journeymen printers,
without capital, has now daily circulation oil
100 copies, and its cash value Is estimate .,
three miilions. Few men living have had 80
many complimentary things printed about them
- have been pnblizhed about Mr.. Childs-ths
present proprietor ofthe Ledse1--E r. Ledoer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

s0Kentucky lad thunder sssrm lsut v.eH
daring which three men were killed by HINT
ming.
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O~LECrURE.-At the Mount Vernon Place
U3 NJ. =. Church fklDAf htEklhv. sssh
and his Conn anions.' Tickets, Is cts, Children, Is
csnts ~ r 80 mb5t
O~IRlsH REPuBLICAN ASSOCIATION OF
US The FOURTH WARD.-An s4ournsd
meeting Of the association will be held on Thu Rs
DAY EVENING, March 20. $50, at Bouidsn .
m BY order of the cnmnitsee. =
NJ CHAs. CUkTIN. Chairman Comts.
O~NOrIcE.-Ihem Numbers Of the masonic
in The uppsr q the Hall, corner az Ninth and
II streets, THIS (WednssdayD EVENING, e. ]
O'Clock, for the pureose Of organization. Punctnal
ATTENDANCE II requeeesc. = -lail
BY order Of the conmittee. 1t
~OHIO REPUBLICAN .AssoCIAri0N.-
III ( The next SOClA BILE An LEvEE 81 IN
milo REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION viii be he'll
~ Liberty Hall. corner 1th and l. sfre<ts, Gu
orieek Tickets VI Invitation can be obtained from
Inc ssrs WA. HUNT. Secretary.
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PAINTING, &c.

PAInrIMG, Rsc.
Ss HUDSON. south dde feunsylvsnia svsru.
between 18th and th strsets. Il PREPARED 70 ercns.
IN the very beet style, ct reasonable ma anS -
okATivE PAINTING, GLAZING, stc
r Ss1 asWgs,e atsentios Iaid 20 INfERiOR DECO.
s,.t =. n IN rseara 70 yhish be begy % refer 10
nses ineer,oA and Wood, =. P. Brown, la. snS
osners Tor wAom no has executed werk Il that char
eSsS.. ~ m IA IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

1SMAYoRs OFFICE, CITY HALL.
w WAsHrNero b. c., March q B7o
All stands In the Fish NJ arket, at the Eastern
aS1. Fl pS g.a ars T !. s:
on that DAY AZ o'clock a. m be sold the hi fhest
0i %ass .1r cash. according to liW RowrN No.
0TCiTr RE.IsrERs OFFIoE,
:, Noticei hereby given that on FRiD AZ, April l.,
ion Of ~ s,sR Ss By the
81 All carts, wagons, drays hand carts within
'hs nSorporstion limits
must De promptly renewed.
deposits Tor licenses to this Corporation are now
eertihe.s viii Be given. upon which the II St wR Rsa
NH lot "e 'ne ! JSHs F. COOK, City Register
rI6ssE; 6 GH Ts;IHs q q -. the EPg0A
WEDNESDAY EyESISa sd ns., at * sps eioc Sn
m2-1 SAML Z DOUGL ASS, Chairman.
H5Ap MEETING 0F THE THIRD WARD
a. Trades Union Hall. corner of and sth sta.
nnt kSDAI the 24th inst. at o'clpck. and those
sasnas, 1r ndiy :: ne cause living In the Ward Is
BY ORDER or CoMMITTEE. mc2s,-
NJ FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUE
HS meeting Of this Club will be held at the
SSh m CT the Board Of Aldermen. on wEDNES.
DA1, March q At I'D p. for the purpo OF co..
sidertng the bill now before Congress proViding .
new form Of so,errment Tor the District of Colufn
Grant Capt 4cG5NN Ism and G asRer. Wi a. a.
mSa rs meeting The pHaas6 IA pE' S4:.a.,,
u TIoNAL CAPITOL LIFE 1S Il tRs IA
CoMPANf are hereby notified that the annual
thu n . office Of The Company, on The isT DAY Of
A msa5. M NEXT from 10 y 2 m 70 u, N.
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

lSHT kkAAMA and GOLDEN sPA NdTFn
IA p P,,ai .i nSey for h.teSns fro.
i.issd. ~ g., between Oh and Otk,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23
NJ THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE
Il AA1

NJ THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE
US LIVER.
The liver has very important part to perform, in
the animal economy. Its function is two-fold. The
mud which 1t secretes tempers the blood and reou
iates the bowels, and upon the quantity and QUALIFY
OF the secretion depends, in a great degree the
adaptation OF the blood to the requirements of the
system and the due removal Of the refuse matter
which remains in the intestines after the work Of
digestion has been accomplished.
One OF the principal uses Of Hostetter q Stomach
Bitters Is to tone and control this somewhat unruly
organ The ambitious. properties of the ORE par
alton are scarcely secondary to its virtues as
sfomachic. Its operation upon tine liver is not y-
lent like that Of mercury, but gradual and gentle
Instead of creating q sudden tumult in that sensi-
tive gland il regulates its action by degrees Hence
II Is safe remedy for bilious disorders while mer
curry, being tremendous sxeit ant. IL .ss- The
more naturally and anetly diseased organ can be
restored TO its normal condition the better and is
the peculiar property of this harmless vegetable al
teratiVe to reinforce and regulate without exciting
or eonvulsing.
edy for affections of the liver is proverbial Per
sons Of bilious habit who take it habitually As
protection against the attacks to which they are
tonic in existence. The symptoms Of an approach
ing Mt Of biliousness can hardly be mistaken. A
pain in the right ride under the shoulder blades
saffron tinge in the whites Of the eyes, sick head
ache, feeling Of drswsiness, low spirits, loss OF
the usual indications Of q morbid condition of the
be resorted to In order toward on more ..-
mi Aw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

LOB sALE-A RARE CHANCE-Avery splsu.
Il did PAIR OF BLACK MARES; well
IN sip SIa and double harness. a kppy 10 So.3 &
C. COOK. on ~ h ct. bet. ID and T. mhf3-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

III T<hDDTh Z n CthOUL INThkTAINMENT
EAST WASHINGTON M. Il. CHURCH,
WEDNESDAY, 23D INSTANT,
At1R O'Clock. consisting of
SONGS AND RECITATIONS.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Library
Admission-Adults. rs Cents: Children. 2s Cents
The Piano used on this occ ASTON has heen SindIy
loaned by Mrs. John y. Ellis. m2i-Ns'
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BOARDING.

EIEST.CLASS BOARD. WITH PLEASANT
FRONT ROOMS, 20 be had % reasonable terms,
az iSg1 cor. Peiueylyana asetue and 18th street
Good location and accessible. apN mhs,.iy
SIxGENTLElEE CAN BH ACCOMMODATED
- with BOARD, near Washington. ct 91S Der
month. Inquire 1t this eflce mhl6-lsv3vs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-23

S SAYINGS AND TRUST COMPANY,
No. S13 SEVENTH ST., OPP. Posr OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., March S. 1870.
~ Al moneys deposited on before the 9lst Of
Maicn instant VIII begin to draw interest from she
Amount Of deposits to date, q, 10000
mh1-it d. l.. RATION, Actuayy.
nTsEkyICEs In THE UNITARIAN
S CHURCH on SUNDAYS, 1t II Q. m, and ~
I'm. Sunday School At ~ o. N. &c Eff
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-10-25

DIX. Il. HUN IINFEIUNs
DENTIST. All the Modern Improvements al
~ his office in True's Block, Newport, VT.