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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13
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WAhsfR's DY rtrsiA Toxic Il ptspa red ex-
pfet'll l0f bi,t spite aud these Sufcring with
habl'ud rosti'eness Itia a slightly s,iu,ulans
ioplc aad q eplcndcl APPETIZER; ii strengthen.
ihe stomach amt rpsiorcs The dIgestins organs
~ iaeif hralthy Static Weak. nervous and
fpcptic c-sons dlou 4 use WAnsra's y, srrr
1c ToNiE, f0r A,lc NJ All druggist Price
One Nrlfr. A
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13
MANUAL OF FORMS.
Third Edition Revised and Ealarqcd

The Second Edition of the Missis-
aippi Manual of Legal and Business
Forms, being entirely exhausted, we
are now printing the Third Edition,
which will be ready by the middle of
September. The work has been
thoroughly revised, and very consid-
erably enlarged, and in addition to
the Forms for Magistrates and Public
Officers generally, statistics, etc.
which have made the Manual inn
mensciyA popular, it will contain all
the Court Laws enacted by tina late
Legislature, conveniently arranged
the Revenue, School, Militia, and 9TH
er important Public Acts, with a Di-
rectory Of all the Courts as newly or
ganized, and list Of the Public OF
GERS in each County and District.
@sAlthough the work will be greatly
enlarged and improved, the price viii
remain as heretoforc-S1 SO per
copy. Orders will be registered and
filed as received.
Address,
POWER & BARKSDALE,
co. JACKSON, Mss.
Southern sailors, II the Cult, and among the
West India Islands, and the South American
coast, are frequently very attentive to their
hair. The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorcr is
their favoritc resort for securing abundant and
glossy hair.
CouNrERFElT.-There is coutertcit
money ahoat, Look out for it, and
ifyou do not know good from bad
go to Ben Matthews, and he will tell
you all about it, and sell you dry
goods and groceries cheaper for
good money than you tn ink hewill
Do not fail to examine his fine and
well selected stock ofsummer goods
Bnzier's Liver Cordial is entirely harmless,
pcing entirely vegetable in its composition
No mercury or mineral poisonisin ii to destroy
the constitution.
WELcoMr.--Wctake much pleas
urc in calling the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of En-
glish Female Bitters, in another
column.
This combination is regarded as
the Great Female Midicine of the
age, and is highly recommended by
the Medical Profession, and all who
have tested it. l.lLg. 1a
Our female community are troub-
led with many complaints peculiar
TO their sex, and now is the time to
secues a Bottle and be cured.
Texas Tonic Syrup is still on the rampagc.
1t is the bes, chill and fever medicine in the
South, and its popularity increases every day.
sold by Mansfield & Higbee. tFif'
The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky, i
only one block from tue Court House. An y
-Ng% r. III.
hiring our late visit to Memphis
we called on the new widelawake
house of Wilde, Collins & Co., whole
sale grocers, Commission merchants
and manufacturer agents. They
have rcfitted the store lately occupied
by Rosebaum Bros, at great expense
and now there is no finer store OF
Nan street. They sell goods at man
yaetmev's prices. Acting as manu-
f~acturer's agents, they present induce
ments for our merchants that shoult
NOT besogHiDoked. They are agent
farsR oyAaDaking Powder Co, Sci
moss FRripe, ,Schepp's Dessicate'
cocca1xa*tS2 Ixhae Etterwas &c., &c.-
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13
Slnn REMARn

GTOLEN from my lot in Batesville, Miss,
~ on the night Of ith June, a
DEEP BAY HORSE
six years old IS hands high trim limbs. heavy
body and heavy muscles which extend far
down on fore legs, giving him heavy shoulders,
inclined to be eve necked, some inhamed flesh
about the eyes as though he had hooks. | will
give fifty dollars for the horse returned to me
and one hundred dollars for the ;hiefs %cony.c-
ton. S. D. POWELL.
iy9-lm-
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The SardiS Agricultural and Me-
(bAuipal Society.

VIII hold thcir second Annual
Fair, commencing some day early
in October uoxl, OF which due notice
viii be given. 4 liberal oal rom,
plcte Premium List has been pre-
! pared and will soon be published.
Thebuildiugs will soon be completed
and every arrangement will be made
for the comfort and convenience Of
exhibitors and visitors. The Exec
iutire committee will leave nothing
un1one that may be necessary to
make the Fair a complete success.
All citizens Of this and surround
ngcountics and especially the L0As
are respectfully and cordially invi-
ted to cooperate with the society
and its friends inmaking the erhi-
Jiii6n ditraAicc is wen rs y pyopiag.
Liberal Premiums will be offered
ineyery department. Thepremium
for the best bale Of cotton, Gnclu-
ding private premiums, J will be
worth from $500 to $500, and will
be worth competipgtor by our best
planters.
J.F SlnaoSs, pres't.
s. G. SPAIN, See.
j. CARTER, Chairman,
w. D. HELM, Scc'y., Of Exec
utive Committee.
Sardis, July 18th, 1870
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PLANTATION BIrrERS

This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet
anchor OF the feeble and
debilitatcd. AS u tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid IL has no equal
among st0machics. As n
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
supersedlng every other
stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or
Eflgiu, III acJS aS u Spccllic
in every species of disorder
which undermincs the
bodily strength and breaks
down the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro.
duced IL becomes a stand
ard article Ia medicinal
staple. II is to-day the
best and purest tonic, and
the most popular medicine
in the civilized world-bo
sure and get the genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Gros
GERS and Country Stores.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

OH Office was The recepicut on
Wednegday morning lai, ol the
niccst treat that ever gladcu the
heart or apoar desil pr a ilir.ls
Editor, in the shape OF Of q basket
baming fall Of all kinds Of large
Hpc, lucious fruit, thcfncst we
have seen iii SEASON, and what
was better than all the "Compli-
mentg and well wishes ofy6dr friend
Mrs. w. G. Clark for a Kind word
Of praise Urtokcn Of intcrst from SO
cstimablc and lovely a lady, filled
our hearts with gratitude ofpraise.
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IHmf
Hf<t f8ff
.fff t
sfpbnts - $50
m afi
a rH tsd nfsi mii t
II o I
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gu lahr t CHI llt
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afar ~
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Nlbfhat become Df Hn lna
Lia Ut the sardis Fair 6 bH h,r
hll9 III time u was malir
iis appearance.
We aro in rcycpt ei tha August
lumbef 4 BE- SlhHhen fN HaI
on Agricultural lonmll lu.I a.l az.
Athens Georgia It. g. one Of the
most instructive Journals NOW pub
Its contributors, most OIL
whom aro earnest, energetic prlc'i-
farmers.
Dyspepsia, when caused by aa iua,i,cl,,r
y mlidly car d by taeuao 90 Dr. VIM Brhi,r
Liver Medicine. It's purely vegetable, aml
no rcac'i'e BAT qualities, Fur llr ly al drug
ris's.
The Holly Springs ConsfrraG H.
and the Reporter, have been %consol-
dated. This leaves but one paper
in the town and with such editors
rs kinloeh Falcncr, and John C..
1t will rank foremost in
the newspaper ranks of the State.
Abundant success to you gentlemen
Is our wish.
rA. DR.. Brazicrs Liver Remedy is a South
I'm remedy, and expressly adapted 10 diseases
,fthe South.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

Nlb'ha teelue Dfr H i'aaf
List Of thg sardis Fair to be b,f
tLi- allf " g. Zinc 81 was malio.
be appearance.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

Dyspepsia, when caused uy na i've l,,r
mridly curd by tieuse OF pr. VIM BrLitr.
Liver Medicine. It's purely vegetable, nm.
no r%cac,i'e bat qualities, Fur alr ty nh drug.
rjs's.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

The United States Hotel, Louisville, Ky, \
only one block from the Court House. An y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13
Z W & B~ARKSDALE,
.ta Jackson, Miss.

Southern sailors, Il the Cult, and among the
West India Islands, and the South American
coast, are frequently very attentive to their
hair. The Louisiana Creole Hair Restorcr is
their favorite resort for securing abundant and
glossy hair.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-13

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

THH lPREsBYTmY or WAsHIS0ToN CITY+
Rev. On. TUsTIS.-rIn our notice Of the pro-
oeedlngs Of 'sfhe Presbytery Of WRshlngtdn
City, held In Bridge street church, GeorgS-
town, ID. ca we Omlttod Inadvertently, 10
state that the Now Prcsbytery Of Washington
the synod Of jBRltm0re--hl .colnmisslon dat
Ing anterior 10 that Of any other minister
within the bounds OF the two presbytories,
though perhaps not the senior Of one or mOro
Of them In point OF years. Il was just re-
cOgnluOn OF long and faithful service 10 tia
Church and the cause Of reunion. 80.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25


Fly balls caught-Nationals -Studley l.,
Hollingsheadl !, HOy2, Hicks5, Strong /, Glenn
Ill. Olympics-YOung ., Force 9, Hurley
3, Burroughs J, Leech I, Kulp ], Ewell 4-l4
Fly halls mlss0d-H0dges I, Glenn /, Bar
rOughs 2, Robinson 9.
Foul balls caught-IIlcks 4, Strung 1, Glib
ney l. Ewoll 3.
base on hlt-Natlonal ~ times, Olympic II
times.
Out on bases National times, Olympic 7
lmeA
Left on bases National times, Olympic 2
times .
Total hOses on hits-Natlonal 81, olympic
81.
Struck out-51Iicks, Strong, Young, Hnr-
ley 2, and Robinson.
Double play shreve Hollingshead, and
COughlln.
Home runs Burroughs I, Ewell /. nf
Balls called Hoy 20, Leech IA.
Passed balls Hicks 3, EWell 5.
Time Of game-2 hours and IS miButes.
umplre-Mr. George Joyce, OF JederSon
n. d. o..
ScOrers-Messrs. Miller and Potts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

MEETING OF IEvALID PKEsIoERRs---At q
meeting of invalid pensioners who arc In the
civil service heldlast evening at Union Leag9e
und Mr.. A. II. Nixon acted rs secretary.
Tho object al the meeting wns stated, which
Was To devise measures W Insure tho passage
by the Senate Of the bill which has passed the
House, securing 10 them the payment Of The
pensions withheld during the period between
March 8, 1885, and June q, 1893. a.t
and tho coihmltieo having uye matter b.
charge reported progress and were authorized
10 oontinpo their ea0pts " a sneeessful CLOSE.
The meeting thon adjourned. IT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

MuRDERoUs AssAUIT. - George BlRglcn
and Arthur 4. Thomas are on bail 10 answer
before Justice Wall the charge OF assault md
battery with intent 10 XII John Hagan, u
dealer In the Northern market Young Bltg-
den docs not deny that he wa the party who
attacked lIagan, and said he had given lpm
lust what he ought 10 have, while ONE others
OF tho family said that he had not received
made that the attack had lts origin In an old
family feud. The facts In regard 10 the affair
win fully appear at the trial which will take
place Us soon as Hagan Il sufficiently rccby-
ered 20 be present. IL = II IL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

THE SCHUREMAs PROSECUTION ABAEDoN-
RD.--By reference 10 our Court column u Win
be seen that the United Btates have abandoned
the prosecution Of James II. A. Schureman,
whose trials some time since occupied condd-
erablo attention. He was charged with TAX
ing tl2,00O Of unfinished bank-nOtes OF \
Jersey City National Bank from the vaults Of
the Unltod States Treasury. Tho lost notes
one Marian Harris, who testified on q former
trial that she received them from Behureman.
On one Of four indictments found against lhm
schureman was convicted, but tho general
term set tho verdict aside hecanse OF iniorinal-
lty In the Indictment The United States
were not afterwards able 10 obtain yerdlct
and now abandon the prosecution ngaihst
him. .. .... . p.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Hon. TmOs. W. TIFTON, United States Sen
ntor from Nebraska, will lecture In Waugh
chapel, NJ. ". Church, Capitol ILL, on Tues
day, July r. "a 8 o'clock, on tho "tife, char
Reier and sad iate Of lie Rev. George s. CoPk-
man"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

UNIvERsALIsT SERvIoRs.-Rev. q. W. Bal
do, Of Lynn, Mass, will preach for the Uql-
yersalists tomorrow In Metzerott Hall. Ills
subject for the morning discourse viii be
who arc the children o. Light" The tntdr-
OF children will be- administered during the
morning service. Mr. Blddle Is an eloquent
stirring mlniater Of that faith, and the public
are cordially invited tOhear him. This society
has been favored with the services Of many pt
the ablest ministers In that denomination, apd
has been blesaed with Increased interest," and
many additions have been made TO Its menn-
bership during the year. They anticipate the
erection 81 beautiful church In this city ut
an carly day to be built by the denomination
asa centenary memorial 10 tho saihted Muir
ray, who, one hundred years ago, first prD-
claimed distinctive Unlversallsm In America.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

THB PUBLICATION OFPtCE Of the Sunday
Morning GGlshe has been removed 10 62B
Eighth street, second door from the corner df
n street, The Gazette tomorrow will, ~
usual, 10 very Interesting. 'hiIf 40 AT
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

TmuE PLEASURE YACHTS, new and In com
pleto order, are offered for sale, Application
Tor particular 10 DO made at tho PuWhathn
hotel, foot OF Seyenth street,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

luton was passed by the Women's Christian
Association, juno 81, 1870;
Rssolrsd, ThAt tho thanks Of tho W. q. A, DO o..
tended V our nister and friends Of the Fourth PrSs,
teepth atrcat baptist Galway Bapual utroot Bap-
list Epiphany, Central CONGREGATIONAL nTat and htu
ton aud unrlnE efforts aid US In our festival pr
the benant Of this charitable aso 10 e
sroua donation q e8sl Al the aAmo time 70 soSild
frsnds Pa,nnAstsr Hayden Nelsoli William BiIsknSy
v. I. stlokney, David MAognrt IhsSdose King NJ
Nicholson and others for tho valuable AhalaAnoo ron.
dorod by them In decoration, Ae also 70 members Of
the hrut Presbyterian and Metropolitan Methodet
ehurohaa, 70 hsaarn Holmaad and hlaGin, 20 W. b,
hoaaa and 10 tho odlt0fa OF tho CAroHeis, Star AID
RErunIIcAA for tho banefts conferred By them,
Mns. r. RtrHaUns ssey. W. Si'e ''''1s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

AT MnBURss', No. 53l Fifteenth street, can
10 had the most refreshing drinks Of tho sna-
son. Ills polar soda is o most popular beyor-
age, and hundreds daily quench their thirst at
tbe refreshIn0 fOunt ID
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Rev. q, W. BIDpLE, Of Lynn, MRsq, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening NJ
MetzeTott Hall. frf EssilHTfIf
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

TRAvELERs, and soiourneFs Ut summer ro-
sorts, will md among my gO2dsa large variety
Of articles suitable for Dress wear and cont
fort Gro. q. HESRISO,
No. 40 seventh street NV.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

PRIME New York factory and dairy choose
al splcer Bros Batter Store, 81 Pemaylsa-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

Tm sT. DoMIEIo's BUILDING ASSOCIATION
win give a grand picnic II Abnor,s Seventh
Street Park on Tuesday nuxt. band OF
music has been engaged for tic ocrasipn,
which promises 10 be most enjoyable On0
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

A MISSISSIPPI EXCHANGE comments upop
lbe recent election Of Mr.. EmerOy and the de-
feat Of Mr., BO,eDleR In this city
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

REy. On. BoTRTON will hereafter preach
mornings ana evenings 10 the united cOngne-
cations u the Assembly church and Central
congregational church, corner Of Fifth and !
streets. The sermon for tomorrow morning.
wlll 6e from the text, 1.-THE power Of an end.
less Ute. The seats are free, and the public
arU Invited toAttvnd,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

SERIOUS HINEss or A MEMBER or Con-
GREss.-A good deal OF inquiry was Occa-
at the functions OF Sixth and Seventh streets.
Il soon became public, however, that Il was
done by order Of the Mayor Ia consequence of
the serious illness Of Hon. d. Heat0n, Repre-
sentative FROM North Carolina, who lles dam
gerously III In tho block, and who has been
greatly disturbed by the Tumbling Of vehicles.
Mr. ll0atOn still lies In a critical condition.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

/ tended - AJAX vOur Honor 10 follow md The
prnctce Il hSvs ~, ed INA srt,or ~ teiia,
VA III, hc ~. $780,. ~ ~
manv cases Az A. ss,,,a ~ n S.aii
enough Tor Inc counsol batore n,,,c"oilno ~
state their tropos,tions If law II they ch9onse'
Temasls y, ~ hs snein IN INC course Oh tner
| Mr. W,ishn w "A. .,..,.,, ,,...,-,o,,o,.
drawn mn NAV Il nionsc r,',,, iIornr an
which we would IKE 10 sp6wit 10 tbe court
sitlou. arsumcnt, and got your Honors rul.
Justice DIN. Very lIlkclv viii mia unon
any lnstructions VIM ,,ss I ,, sp Eli
b. a ihe cioao ot rie case. : 1917
say that AZ iie diose q I tSe argument p 10 ne
Sslnrithc oourt for ns,r,,5ls. ~
10 DC law, and your Honor Vim tljS, FejehIT
glvo them or override them.i - -
Justice Olln' YES ar.
adopt q rule that restrhius tis from discussing
| tho law and fact 10 the Jury In the hearing q
[ lho court HT'nlo ? w WI .7'sIF -
Jhstice Ofln No Eir wa tl.htl#
Mr.. Merrick. i win state, your IIonot, that
Az N The practice 10 this court where the law
and nc lacts arc argued together, Tor counsel
III tho course Of thc arthniont 10 address
The Jury upon tho fact md then, Upon any
question: OF law 70 turn 10 the court while
presslng tholr theory upon the court, and
then 70 the Jury hgain adapting the facts
| 10 their theory. n N tslisHf .'t'hA
I, ing othsr practice 70 Maryland y this for
we oopnsel nciorc thel 90 70 the Jury 70 ar
Cue the ihcA W present written Instructions
10 tho court: The court thou hears arguments
upon the law, and grants certain prayers,
Il within the limits " which, In arguing 70 the
Jury, The counsel arc cognpdicd 20 conhne
Themselves. Now think me former prac-
tlce y that which, uunk Ia many cases, C.
peciauy, epsh M tnla, ls INC pcttcr Practlce
md IN ain l.l gases pelote yyago OartperLl
mean slfpner ~ geneIn isa aass. ~, nave
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

ELECTION or OFPICERs.-J. y. Reynolds,
Post No. 6, Department Of the Potomac, Grand
Army OF the Republic, on Wednesday eve
ming June ~ 1870, elected the following
officers; v. II, Sprague, commander George
W. George, 4, V. commander q. II. Y. btailey,
]. V. commander; w. r. Swan, adjutnnt; W.
H. Kubns. quaTtsrmasteT; II. T.. Smith, ser
gcant major; J. Q. DOugherty, chaplain; &.
W, Sherwood, officer Of the day Robert
Deeyer, OficoT Of the guard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

MEMORIAL IIAII SCHoo1--Thc distriln-
ton Of prizcs ut Memorial HILL school took
place last evening In the presence Of an ali-
dience that crowded the edllce corner Of
Fourteenth and N streets To lis utmost ca
parity. This was the first anniversary Of the
school So ausplciOusly opened by Miss Ryans
last year, and tie numerous friends III the
pupils were highly entertained by the OK
hibitlon given. The platform was most tasto-
fully arranged for the occasion, n huge artbr
having been erected In the centre Of the
stage, and formed beautiful feature In the
interesting play Of "May Queen" -.
The principal characters were admiralty
sustained by Miss Kate Rawlings, as Flora;
Miss Mary Bergman Queeni whpe Spring
was personRted by Miss Pauline Prince; SUN
mer hy Miss Mary WILSON, Autumn by Mis-
Jennie Brown, Miss Pugh sung with eSquls-
lie taste the song Beware" rI
AZ the conclusion Of the play Rey, J. g.
TO receive gold medals, and bestowed them In
appropriate remarks IA iollowsi Do.
Elementary class, Mamie L.atlmeT and My
Chhndlec I; spelling, Clara Wllsoni drawing,
Marion Bowen; botany, Kate Stuart; English
grammar, Fannie Rothwell; mathematltS
Sarah Yeatulan; elOcutlOn, Marian Pyles; coin
position, Mary Bergman; music, May VIII
son. First honor Kate Rawlings. -.
The friends Of the young ladies added floral
tributes, IN the shape Of beautiful bouquets OF
the choicest flowers. ar.. ....- ...r .. 70
Hon. Henry barnard then addressed the
audience, abiding 10 tho interesting and en-
tertainlng exhibition which had taken place,
and closing with words OF counsel 70 those
who had been the recipients Of hOnOP. The
exercises concluded with the benedictlon, pro-
nOunced by Rev. Mr.. Butler. gr...
This school Is now well established, md
during the past year was literally patronized,
and In the Ru1lenOo last evening were very
many Of our prominent citizens, who tcstl1ed
their appreciation Of the efforts Of Miss Evans
In organizing Memorial Hall school.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

PRIcEs Down AT LEWIS, go SEVENTH
BTRRRT.ruroa reduction In prices In hats,
gents igglllshlng goods, trunks travelling
4 very large stock Of ladies' trunks cheap.
Gents ehlris, hosiery, undertaking, &c, at
greatly redpoed pticea Guyots Bispenden,
linen hand kafehiefs, paper and linen collars.
Neck lea and fancy articles for toilet use.
At the one price store. LKwIsf,
H. p20seyenth street betweenIA and X.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

7 INTERESTING CHUReH SnRyIcEs.r-5 The ser
vices tomorrow connected with the com
monceinCnt Of the Columbian College, noticed
In our advortlsing columns, have m unusual
interest, especially tho discourse In the after
noon on tile life and character OF the Rev. DIR.
Bacon. Besides acting az virtual president OF
three colleges for young men, he was for
mAny years Rt The head OF young ladies'
seminariea, and In his last years be became an
.instrucOr Of candidates for the Christian
ministry among freedmen. Rnv, DR., Glbson,
pastor Of the Foundry church, who IL one of
our most popular Methodist preacheTs, ad-
dresaos the Theological Department. Tomorrow
night. .fu HaE ,Enl .uHnIl gIf H-. .l.#|
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

BLECTIos or 0yFIcRRs. a needing Of
MePhersOn Post No. B, q. A. r., held on
loleeted for tho ensuing six months Comman-
der y. l.. Mrtilt; Senior ". O., Louis No
rell; Junior ". o., Alfred G. bliss; Adjniant,
L. T. House; QuartermAster, X sprlngsguth;
Surgeon, W, II, Frazier; Chaplain. Thomas
III. Evans; Officer Of tho Day, II. l. Piper
Major, James a. Randall QuArtermaster Ser
goanL chAElea Y. Kecfer. nm ,gs...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

RAEoE or TnE RhoMEThR. Tho Their
mometer at II, II. Tlempler's, optlclan, 45S
Pennsylvania avenue stood yesterday ~ fol,
lpNsi 9 a. M, ~; IAN, s6; ?, M, ssI 8
lp. m, -. .l.,iIrrrr d, ,..,.. ',.r. I'd. ,'.',.