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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01

recent French discovery. which is used hy -priak
ling on Flowers. the Handkerchief or ca paper CIV
lng ceIcate perfume hy which the ve i the ou-
po-ltc Sex j. -i.-ec- Perfectly harmless. Tree g.
and Two stamps Address
FREDEIQ TAFFIT,
~ ms 49, No.
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BUSINESS N0TI, -

d, iEltp, TESTED AND Approved. tr FORTY years.
me 'e-ettnie fuIm. nary lelsim, for Coughs.
Colds an Consumption, AMI ala al ctlons o. tIe
Lung ihroat aud Chest. P.ice s. aud 30 cents.
cutler brothers e Co., late Reed, Cutter e 60.
Boston, Pc prletpr-. '
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01

WATER was let into Lake View Cemetery
yesterday for the 6rst TIM. Everything worked
nicely.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01
gstr advertisements.

HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT. nourishing, pal
atablc drink, possessn< rene dial properties adam
ted % the sick dyspe ptic and enervated. Asar,m-
eiy It invgOrates ths whoie ystem, cures disorders
Of the stomach. loss Of apielte, obstinate catirrhs
coughs, hsarsuess scro.ula incipient coDsun.ption
etc etc. A. a nutrilncHt and mild tonic q Is inva
liable 70 the enfeehled ant couvalescelt Of all ages
and both sexes, while pleasant bevera - il Is
highly acceptable 70 the tgste.
SOLD BY ALL DRt GGlSTS AND GRCCERS-
IAERANT 4 Co. - Greenwich St, y. Y,
SOLE AGENTS FOR USfIED STATES, EIc.
June l.--d&wzw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01

Geo. ". Clark has been chosen leader Of the
Brattleboro Cornet Band in place of Chas. L
Newmsn resigned. The Band have lately oh
taiutd new uniforms.
Rutland is troubled with those who are too
careless in the use of firearms. little boy
while at play in the door-yard was recently hit
in the hand by charge Of shot.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-01

Ws4ER,.-Ia ia.s city. Monday u1-1.az June
9-th. beluc French, youngest SON OF DE-. William
u. aad S4rlh g. Waters, a-si f, months.
to,7s-Mt rsn.--Iu Mouktou. June 18th At Toby =,
Hute.. hy Few. D. Cox. Mr. Charles Goats OF Hires
bErsh. ard 81 50 Ms-l L. Marsh oiCharlotte.
s1o,AYt ia Burlington. June -. Corsph
Frances .t.,i. daughter Of Gibson and sarah
ctu'- a-.- -i Do months.
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d g. -'- 'i IHL btakU.
Burlington, VI, June 2lth, 1870.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

TIE NEW FRENCH MINIsrER.-M. Lucien
AnatOle Provost Parsdol, the Minister who re-
places Nj. Berthemy in the Legation OF France
at Washington, has arrived here, is at the
Arlington Hotel, and will probably present his
credentials on Saturday. NJ. Paradol, who lost
his wife some years ago, Is accompanied by his
daughter. a young lady of sixteen, and his son.
bright Lad of ten years. The new French En-
NOy l. man still in the prime OF life, having
been born in ls2y. He admitted to the
French Academy as the successor of the ceIe-
brated historical scholar and traveller, NJ. Am
Pere, at the early age OF tbrty-six. As Jour
nalist his chief distinction has been won in the
columns OF the journal des Debdts, with
which he has been connected throughout
nearly the whole of his career, though he
years ago by series OF brilliant. caustic, and
vigorous papers in Courier du Dim1ncks
During the civil war in this country VI. Provost
PaTadol distinguished himself BY his lucid calm
and earnest eXpositiOns OF the reasons which
should lead France 10 support the unity of the
nation whose liberty her arms had done so much
10 establish. These expositions made him rather
unpopular al the time, but they have since been
remembered IN his appointment to the eminent
post which be has now been called to till. With
out bitterness against Germany, but with an en-
hghtened love OF his own country, NJ. Provost
PEadol n a particularly hit representative of
The French government in America AT the pres-
ent exciting juncture in the affairs of Europe
After presenting his credentials to the Presi-
Dent and selecting an official residence he will
return n0rthward TO pass the month of Aupust
81 Newport with his family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

The opinion is expressed, that Ii Napoleon
really means war he is losing opportunities ~
not taking the initiative. But we take il that
while this surface palaver l. going on he Is really
losing no time, but is getting his forces well in
hand Tor decisive blows Ii will be remembered
that jim the campaign of 1856, in which Prussia
dealt such rapid blows that the contest was
ended in ten DAYS, there was a good deal of pre-
liminary fencing between the two countries of
the same sort now going on between France and
Prussia In all the fighting between these two
countries since the time of Frederic the Great.
France has been the victor; but the Prussia of
Bismarck i an antagonist such as she has never
been before. OF the respective populations Prus-
fla and Germany have about 80 900 900 people
and France 10000, 200. An estimate made of the
military forces, which, in the event of a Euro
pesn war, may be pitted against each other, is
as follows:
FOT PrsssiG-German Confederation, 500 Oo0:
Baden. 1881; Wurtemberg, 3I.4a5; Bavaria.
ION, Ao, Belgium 100, goo; SPAIN $50, 900: Russia
12s ,0o0-totsl, $50 DIP.
For Franes-Frsnce, 80 $685. Austria, 500 900;
Denmark, 1853; Scandinavia, I2O, OOo-total.
I.426.55T.
But OF these Russia Is by no means certain to
take sides against France, though she NAV
figure little on her own account and seize
upon Turkey. At the same time it is not un-
likely that Italy will take part with Napoleon,
directly indirectly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

Our extras at noon to-day conveyed to this
community the startling, but not altogether un-
expected, news OF the declaration of war by
rance. The announcement when made in the
House to-day was received with applause, and it
was not quite apparent whether the applause Wa
given in sympathy with France or Prussia But
from the current Of talk amongst mem
hers it would appear that majority of them
side with Prussia under the belief that
France has assumed bullying attitu, q
towards the former, which no high-spirited
nation could tolerate. Not a few, hold, however,
that Prussia after its successes over Austria is
the real hector and bully of Europe and needs
''taking down" little. The Prussian Dip,o-
matte Corps here. we may say, are in high
spirits to-day and there Is no doubt that their
information leads them to believe that Prussia
$ In q condition to not only not fear conflict
with France, but to rather court it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

We are afraid this country has lost a great
opportunity of building mp its commerce by the
failure of the Senate bill (No. 1861 to encourage
the building of ships for foreign trade. Sc In
the now certain event of war in Europe the
commerce Of the nations involved must be in
terrupted and their vessels laid up or trans
ferred TO some other country or flag. By sus-
pending the operations OF our navigation laws,
and giving permission to our citizens to pur-
chase iron-built ships for the foreign trade we
could, under the European complications.
secure a large portion if not monopoly of the
carrying trade of the world 1t is to be hoped
that Congress may be able to consider and pass
this bill yet before adjournment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

Tue INV MINISTER TO ENGLAND.-The
President yesterday transmitted to the Senate
the name OF Hon. Frederick Il =. Frelinghuysen
OF New Jersey, to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pienipotentiary to Great Britain, in
the place Of Hon. James Lathrop Motley, the
present representative at the Court of st.
Games MIR. Frelingbuysen Is a resident OF New
ark, N j. He was born at Millstore, in that
State, August 4, 1871. He is a lawyer by profess
siOn; was appointed Attorney General OF New
Jersey In ls6l, and reappointed in lS66. In De-
sember, lSb, he was appointed to the United
S'aies senate as a Republican, TO MI the vacan-
g cause BY the death Of William Wright, DEM
ocrat. and took his seat in January. ISL. and
"a- elec'ed by the Legislature for the remainder
OF The teIm-Intll March =, 1853. when he was
ent incumbent. Whilst in the Senate M. Fro
hnghuysen took an active part in framing the
reconstTuetion laws and other important maas
ures adopted during his term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

~ Ba"se1s', Brokers and Co1lnssretal T,lesra0s.i
Lewis johnson Co.. quote stocks AMI bonds IL
nome and foreign markets as follows:
INV 1oRk, July b-First Boari-U. 3. s., 1871,
coupon, 4R De lSi2 upon, l0Is g. Dis 1854 cou-
pom, No. DIS. ls65 coupon, losiS BIS. new. l5i5,
coupon hr 2s Isl, coupon, los Dos I.6S, cOu-
pom, No.; 10 4Os, coupon I67lI: Currency e. ill.,:
,MsIipsss, Ga; Do. pfd, =; Canton, 67lf; Csmber
land, OF d 20; W. Union Telegraph, si4: Quicksil
yer: ga Pacific Mail, So; Boston Water Power,
~ Adams Express, old 673S: Wells, Fargo & Co s
Express. ID, American Express, az United
States Express. 81 Merchants Union Exp, -;
New York Central aud Hudson, 96is; do do Scrip,
sls Ere. z2,s; do. pd, IS: Harlem 1855: Harlem
prsfd' IS; Reading h0S Michigan Central 49,
Lake Shore and Michigan southern, ga; Ii
linois Central, lg: Cleveland and Pittsbure,
csa.,n sof rh,rs, Northwest, pTefd, 81;
Central, ofd ioss; Rock Island, III: Milwaukie
St Paul, 81: Milwaukee S. PAM, pf d. ~; Wabash
and Western, 81 Wabash & Western. pfd. :; Fort
WAY ne. sta Alton and Terre Haute. III d. 81 Alton
and Terre Hapte, preferred, -; Chicago and Al
ton; l61s; Chicago Alton, -pref'd, III; Ohio
a. 80 Poi Oertifsates 81; Tennessee State ss
state Sc old; cid s.; North Carolina 6s old, SIN;
do, new. 30 Missouri6 IS. o. Gold ia. s1Is1I very
excited under European news. Market weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

ISE WEEKLY STAR now on our counter.
and in wrappers ready for the mails, contains
an excellent story entitled "The Incumbent of
OF BssshOt;' Bret Hartes' latest and one of his
pest sketches entitled "Mr. Thompson's Prodi-
RAL tne Europesn war news up to the latest
Emery's nominations; the new Po,i., Sn.y,e.
the deaths OF Admiral DahIgren and ssns,or
Norton; the last week Of Congress; Rail
Washington News and Gossip; the Courts. ~
Working People; Useful Items of Domesttc
EcOnOmyj Humorous Sketches; Departmental
and Local News; Agricultural and Hou-ekeep.
ing Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
PATCHES from all parts OF the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

The independent press of the country gener-
ally express satisfaction with the result of the
investigation Of the committee in Gen. Towards
case. fully indicating him from the accusations
OF his enemies The New York Commercial says:
" IL would be hard work 10 make the public be-
heve that the great soldier and Christian gen
tral had acted otherwise than honestly, and for
the best interests of the country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

- Mrs. Judge Esther Morris, of Wyoming, ia
oVefrun with business. Among her other legal
duties she has recently married several couples.
~The Atlanta Era saws that "our vouno
men hold unsettled opinions ON the subject Of
religion, and none ut all respecting literary
questions, but when you come to black dress
coaG, crayats, and walking canes, you will find
their views on these vital matters are fixed With
all the rigid tenacity Of grim death itself "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15
1Tbe Chinese are seldom insane.

"Winnsheik County, Iowa. reports the dis
cOveTy Of an ice-mine in one of its side-hiIls.
"Several Newark families have a co-Opera-
tive cottage at Long Branch.
sVAmerican girls are quoted a. flirting too
much in Paris
UMr. Coulter, a gentleman and a seuIIsr OF
Pittsburg, Pa, challenges Mr.. Reinforth the
champion Oarsman Of England, to plo1sh
American waters for II, goo a side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

The Rev. DR. Peter Parker, long an Amer
Iean missionary and government commissioner
IN China, confirms the view OF those who warn
the country against the vices OF superintendent
contract labor. DIR. Parker objects to a traffic
which sends its agents through China to con-
tract for men only, and for these as ii they were
so many cattle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market is with )ut no
ticeable change, the supply being ample to by
rowers OF call at four and five per cent Com
mercial paper is dull at rates last quoted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

50 PERSONS leaving the city for the summer
can have TIE STAR mailed to their address by
ordering the same at the office. Terms so cents
per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

TNe0ophed 11clUsieeIY 70 7Ks Buenis0 Star.
NEW foRE July B-Stocks dull and weak. Money
ta5 per cent Gold: lA. Exchange, long, 91s short,
IO7s. Bonds, ga. Virginia SIS, ex-coupOn, IS; new,
81. North Csrolina's, old, sl1s; new, 50.
NEW YoRk, July 5.-Flour l0al5 cents higher
and wanted. Wheat la2 cents higher and ouist
Corn strong and quiet N
BALTIMORE, July B.-virginia 6's, old, So bid,
527s asked; do, 1856, 63 asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15
Test: NICHOLAS CALLhN. CisrS'
n~THE BLOOD IN SUMNER

U3
The blood deteriorates in hot weather Profuse
perspiration deprives il of portion Of its nourish
ing and reproductive properties. Consequently in
GUNNER the flesh loses in degree, its irmness,
the muscles lack their usual elasticity and vigor.
and the weight Of the body diminishes. These
clear indications that he ordinary supply of life
sustaining principle afforded by the food eat, is
not sufficient to meet the requirements of the sys-
tenn under high temperature. There is another
reason for this, besides the direct influence OF
the heat, viz the loss Of appetite and the
weakening of the digestive powers which il
occasions. Under these circumstance a whole
some invigOrant is evidently needed. and the best
and safest 10 Hostetter's Stomach BItters
This admirable vegetable tonic and Alternative acts
favorably upon the system in several ways 1t
increases the appetite and facilitates digestion,
thereby inclining the stomach to receive aud
abling IL to assimilste a due amount Of nourish-
ment. 1t also tones the relaxed secretive organs
and the bowels Under its operation the process of
evacuation, occasioned by the drain through the
pores, is arrested, the whole frame refreshed and
invieorated, and the spirits exhilarsted. The dis
peptic, the bilious, the nervous the debilitated,
scarcely need to be told that it il precisely the
stimulant and corrective they ought to take at this
season. Thousands OF them know the fact BY expe-
rience. Nothing in the pharmacop aa COR out OF id
will supply its plsce-least Of all the trashy local
nostrVms which some INSCRIPTIONS dealers would
be glad, for the benefit Of their own pockets, to
peddls out in its stead. ~ u.eo3t&W
n~HALLS HAIR RENEwER ..............7Oc
Bs1re.is Mr.. Aliens e Ghsva bss:,
and all Hair Preparstions Also, my
FINK OLD RYE WHISKY,
warranted pure, for medicinal and family use, bot
tied By myself; large
Ayers Sarseparilla and Cherry Pectorai-...-...ssc
fhaion . tilAlia DC
Helmbolds Buchu ana Sarsaparila. u
yaynss Alternative and soc
Bstchelors Hair Dye black and brownL.-.......sSc
hos!ettep
Mamoia Balm and Iard's Bloom ........-..... S0c
Lyon Ksfhairon and Tricopherus 0c
Burnetts Cocoaine and kalston- sc
Schenck 3 Tonic and Pulmonfc syrup-........e Is
Csleatts Soaps, all kinds, retailed ct wholesale
wihebesterS Hypophosphitss.- -.....-s5e
Brown Zee jamaica Ginger DC
California Wines-Angelica, Port, Sherry, Musca-
tel, s1: Hook and Clsret. Sc
De Jonshs Cod Liver Oil, IS
FRENCH BRANDY, HOLLAND GIN, Rum, &C.,
all warranted pure, and at lowest rates.
Just laid In largest stock Of Toilet Articles In tine
city, which will sell 1T 50 per cent. less than regu
lar prices, imported and domestic Perfmmery,
EsPs Coloenes, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair, Tooth,
ma AL; t infant shaving, and Hat Brushes, Dressing
n9ns Tor the ComIlexion, &c.
a, nsNng much enlarged my store viii give mar
s,,ention 70 the Com pounding O Physicians
be put at half the usual rs,es al Of VI
ABTHuE NATrANs. prn,.,..
spsD Corner ID and ID strests SS'w
7" kOACHEs, RATS AND NICR---
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JETRT PHILLIPS TO BE HANGRD-Goyernor
walker, Of Virginia, yesterday refused to com
mute the sentence of deter Phillips, to be
hanged on Friday, July I'D, for wife murder,
Phillips has already had twelve respites. He
VIII Certainly be executed on the I'D Inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15
1C+LEyY COURT,
uS WASHINGTON COUNTY, c.

ORDINANCE OF THE LEVY Court OF The CouNrY
OF WASHINGTON, ID. e..
b. II ordained By Lhs Levy Court Of the County Of
HdhrngfoH, ID C.. That from and after the passage
OF this ordinance that any person persons who
shall sell or furnish liquor intoxicating drink Of
any description whatever TO any soldier soldiers
inmates OF the Soldiers Home, in the county Of
arlington shall, upon conviction thereof bsfore
the Police Court OF the District of Columbia, pay a
hne OF not less than fifty dollars, and in default of
the payment thereof shall be imprisoned in the Dis
triCt Jaii.
AHd be utHrthsT ordained, That any public prosti-
tute CT any female who shall incite to lewd or las
civous actions in the county of ashngton shall
IN any manner engage in immoral practices within
said county, shalt, upon conviction thereof before
the Police Court of the District OF Columbia, pay
hne OF one hundred dollars, and in default OF the
pay ment thereof shall be imprisoned in the District
Jail.
Passed July Il, 1870.
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SIN OOO REwARpi $4,000 REWARD

For any one that show better fitting CAD
MENTS than are sold daily ct OAK HALL
Post Office. We have Suits for the smallest boys
and the largest men. Our leading articles now are
Linen and Alpaca Suits We sell good goods at low
prices. at OAK HALL CLOTHING Rooms, No.
show goods. % q Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

SAVE YOUR MONEY, TIME AND TROUBLE
BY CALLING FIRST AT THE
EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE STORE OF
sTRAsBURGER BRO,
where you can find all kinds OF
BOOTS, 81 SHOES f.Is and CATERS.
Ely end Sr selling them CHA PER than the -
scms,iine neM dS wnglsfss s Dflc cHmf
bin,d GENTS LASTING soX 1 T0E SO B6Grs soa
81. Call and see them, at
sTRAsBURGER BROS,
Nr sos 7th sweet fold No 81 8 ,ybet and z
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition q SEIy IL lsq
to him oH s f2s the ss t OF
an Improvement in Making Axe Poles:
hs day Of IN se be
time FOR fling arguments and the Examiners report
Sa, said petition Be heard sh day Of s sId
tember next
ANY may 0'g gss 81: sr s rfgrh
Ul5f-sf Commissioner OF Patents.
NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
the petition q RS NIX s i 70,
cester, Mass praying for the extension of patent
1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
for filing arguments, and the Examiner s report be
limited e the 2d day Of next, and thai
next. '' ~ '' " '.' u september
Any person may gss tHjs s1 s sghrK
Jyl5f1 Commissioner of Patents.
L CAMP MEETING TENTS.
. FOR SALE OR RENT
Those wishing to attend the Camp Meetings will
find large assortment Of TENTS, al sizes s, At
Uli2w Seventh street and Canal Bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-15

RRODHBAD & 90. WOULD CALL ATrEN
- ton to their large and elegant assortment of
DRY GOODS, lately reduced In price from % to %
per cent-Wh ite Pique, lgenune artcle,J 2Oc and
Goats Sterling SPOOL Cotton, &C., Linen Lawns,
&c; 10 4 Bleached sheeting, Soc; Domestic Lawns
at cost; Japanese Poplins Swisa Mulls. Nansooks
Victoria Lawns, and host Of other goods at eauai
ly low prices Call and examine our stock and save
from III TO ~ per cent. on your purchases.
BRODHEAD d CO,
iy14-N 1908 y sfreef covnar I9,b straat
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DEARLS AND RUBIES,

DEARLS AND RUBIES.
When ro.y lips part, pearls should glitter behind
uhem. TO preserve and beautify the dental enamel
there 10 no prepaton like SoZodont, com pound OF
the most Sholsscme vegetable antiseptics, among
Mblch the BARK OF the South American Soap Tree,
known 10 the Datives as OUTLAY, and used by the
Spanish Americans for cleansing without impairins
the most delicate fabrics, Is most important.
"sPALDINGy CLUE" will just suit you.
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ToFFICE OF THE WATER REGISTRAR,
US CITY HALL,
WASHINGTON, D. c. June D. lS-O

WASHINGTON, d. c., June y, is-O.
To oH tcho use the Potomac Asueduct Water.
In conseQus nee of the excessive and waste OF
fvt4iaae A9ueouct Water By residents IN the lower
es are deprived Of their share Of water, some being
cut on entirely. when with proper economy there Is
enough to supply the wants Of all.
HI croer that the r. sidents of the upper parts OF
To. city may be protected, as far possible, in
equal share ef the water they entitled to- notice
Is hereby given that all unnecessary use Of the same
must immediately cease; and that the Corporation
ordinance prohibiting the wsste of Potomac Aque
duct water, under q penalty Of not les than i've
nor more than twenty dollars, will be rigidly
forced during the present dry term.
The use of water through hand hose for washing
horses, carriages &c, for building purposes, cAn
quoting II through cutters, and for Orna neP tai Jets
or fountains, must be immediately Discontinued.
The watering Of streets and sidewalks will be re-
strcteti to daily, between and one hour
theresfter, and then only for fifteen minutes
J II. CRANE, Water Rgeistrar.
The above notice is approved
DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLIcE,)
0Hes Of MgJor and Snpe,,missdeM ~
The members Of the Metropolitan Police Force are
hereby INSTRUCTED to prsmptly arrest all persons
no o OF violating the Il shs above
ie29 IRepl Major and Superintendent.
~WAsHINGTuN AND BOSTON s. s. CO.
N The amount of stock required by %fHAk
be 1 msst pe ef ,h sse s. there
Washington and Boston 8 = Co held at the Store Of
Messrs Browning Middleton. No; Ga Psnnsyi,
for the purpose of eiectipe Directors and for the
Transaction Of such other business that may come
JAMES GRINNELL, GEORGE W. POTTER,
Al; MIpDhETON, GRQRGE !. G0fE,
sAst - L1GakN 1ss, M: h 1 MHEEi KING
u u T znIsnSM iE JOHN W. B0TELER.
DAVIS, incorporates
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IN THE SUPREME COURT, DISTRICT OF
Il COLUMBIA:
Fee
csa,., ., ., Isss, Ea. Docs.
This Cause has been referred to me TO state the
Trustees account and distribution. Parties inter-
eeted will appear before me and be heard In the
premises ON MONDAY. July 18th, az 3 d m
JyHH WALTER g. COX, Auditor
MOSQUITO CANOPIEs.
have Just received large lot Of LACE and
GAUIE MOSQUITO CANUPIES, which 1 aha
offer very cheap for cash.
JOHN ALEXANDER
No. 1881 Pennsylvania avenue
~ IL eO3w between 18th and 18th streets
Republican and Chronicle
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KID GLOVES, dc.

Best imported PARIS KID GLOVES. nj 81 No,
pair, at ;. HELLER'S, 71a Market 81 .ce.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

In various Style, it'll all the i'm prov emeuts at
Low PRICES, and packed m strong boxes sent
anywhere by delivered % any mart Of thu
city Orders BY mail promptly and properly exc
ccted.
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u
COUNTY COLLECTOR OFFICE
Room 3 over National Metrspolitan Bank (
Notice Is reby given, that all Taxes for ls5g and
previous years remslnlng unpaid after the LIST of
August next will be collected according To law
BY order of Levy Court
~ l3-eoH JAMES PILLING. Collector