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WAR DEPARTMENT.. Oecs Csief Signal otcer,

WARRINGTON, ~. u August g., 1871. (
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR Hours
The barometer has risen since Monday morning I'm
the Gulf states, and remains stationery south Of Vr
GINA and Kentucky. II has fallen from Virginia To
Maine and westward TO Ohio. II has fallen still
more north and west Of Indiana, where il is now
again rising as also in Nebraska The area of low
est barometer at present extends from Lake Huron
70 Vermont and nOrthvsrds Light rains is reported
from the coast of Louisiana and Florida and local
rains have prevailed from New Jersey to Massachu-
sets and westward to Lake Erie, also from Ohio
TO Missouri. Southeasterly winds prevailed for a
short time on the middle Atlantic, and fresh south
west winds are now very generally reported from
Michigan and Tennessee eastward to the Atlantic
coast. The temperature is this morning, from New
England TO West Virginia, higher than yesterday.
PRoBABILrTIEs.-The barometer will probably
continue TO fall day from Virginia to Lake Ontario
and eastward. with threatening and rainy weather
Local storms will probably also be experienced from
Tennessee to central Illinois and northeastward.
Partially cloudy and clear weather il probable in
general for the south Atlantic and Gulf States: but
light rains probable for the immediate coast
from Louisiana to Florida this afternoon. North
westerly winds, with partially cloudy and clear
weather, are probable for to-day from Lake Michi-
gan, north and westward.
LOCAL RECORD.
The thermometer in THE EVENING STAR business
office registered rs follows to-day:-S a. m, 81; 10
m, IS; II m, 81; D. m, IS.
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
Treasury DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August s, ISL.
Sealed Proposals to furnish COAL and WOOD for
this Department viz: 500 tons best quality Baltimore
e mpany White Ash, furnace size; 800 tons Lykens
Valley egg size and 200 cords best quality Baker
Pine Wood to be delivered at such times and places
and in such Quantities as may be required will be
received until IL O'Clock nOOl, AUGUST 81, ISL,
subject to the conditions required by act of Congress
approved July IL, 1870, viz: That such coal shall
weigh 2240 pounds to the ton, and shall be inspected
and weighed and the quantity of each load certified
at the time Of delivery by the person appointed and
qualified under the act for that purpose and that the
prescribed fee of twenty cents for each of coal
Inspected weighed and delivered and for every cord
wood measured the sum Of nine cents shall be
aid by the contractor.
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the 2lst instant the Department reserving the
ri ght to reject all any portion Of the bids received
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability to fulfill the
contract, nor will any payment be made without the
certificate of the Inspector that the coal furnished is
such as the contract calls for.
All proposals to be sent to tho Office of the Chief
Clerk, Endorsed Proposals for Coal and Wood,
Treasury Department W. II. WEST,
aus eo6t Acting Chief Clerk
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The ruInOrs Of Mr.. Fish's withdrawal from
tie Department Of State having been put in cir
eUlation again, Mr.. George William Curtis is
named as the New Yorker who would be most
likely TO reunite the republicans of that state as
member Of the cabinet. Aside from these con-
siderations OF availability, the appointment Is
one eminently fit to be made. Mr.. Curtis Is ga
gentlem man and a scholar" in the fullest and best
d sense Of that much misused phrase, and he would
grace any Office he might consent to ill.
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stock RepOrt.

10y Bankers, Brokers and Commercial Tslssyaps
Lewis johnson s Co. quote stocks and bonds iIl
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Aug. s.-First Board, l0.3 q. M
z. IS. ISL, coupon, 1861; sos, 81, coupon lax
s-5s' o., coupon, llS5{; sos, IS; coupon, lli4;
6O new, %, coupon, ll2,a 80 ., 81, coupon, ll3i4
$40 6s coupon, ll3af 10 s coupon, ll31l Curren-
q Ss, M MariPoss, 9l Canton, Is; Cumber-
silver, Ms; Pacific Mail, ga Boston Water Power,
=; Adams Express, So; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex-
press, a.; American Express, IS; United States
Express, 54S; New York Central and Hudson, 9sls
New York Central Scrip, "a; Erie, 2s1s; do pre-,
fsrred. =; Harlem. 1854; do. prefd, i Reading,
llgia: Michigan Central. =: Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern, los4; Union Pacific Railroad,
3l,I; Illinois Central l23 od; Cleveland and Pitts
burg llSii of a; Northwest, 7O; do preferred 81
Cleyeland, Columbus, Cincinnati and indianapolis,
New Jersey Cent, l05k offd; Rock Island, los Z
Milwaukee and ST. Paul, :; do. preferred, sO5S
Wabash and Western, Go; Delaware, Lackswana
and Western, 10S4; Fort Wayne, %; Alton and
Ierre Hautsi-; HANNIBAL and 81. Joseph, 7esS Chi:
Mississippi certificates 81; Columbus Chicago and
Indiana Central: 1873: Tennessee SIS, old, ISL; do
new, 754; Virginia 6's, old, 64l4; North Carolina
ss Old Ii.; 4: de- new, 2; Missouri s., sss Cen
St. Gold, ll25<. Market strong.
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A REMARKABLE BoILER.-The evidence Of
the experts examined before the government
commissioners in NewYOrk so far, as to the cause
Of the explosion of the boiler OF the ferry steamer
Westfeld, which sent nearly one hundred peo-
pie into eternity on Sunday of last week, is sum-
med up in the Sun as follows There was a weak
spot and there wasn't-the iron was good and it
wasn't-cOuld carry IS pounds and couldn't.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. s.-yirginia skies, 81 asked
North Carolinas, old, As bid, AZ asked.
BALTIMoRE, Aug. S.-Cotton dull; low mddlings
Normally HhalS. Flour quiet and weak Wheat
active and hrmer; Ohio and Indiana, S1.GaSI 40
Pennsyly snia, 81 -S0aSl 40. White southern corn
hrmer, TAT; yellow southern dull, 66a67; mixed
western steady, 66a663. Oats active, 43sE. Pro-
visions Unchanged Whisky unchanged.
NEwfoRk. Aug. S-Stocks rather heavy and dull.
Told firm, l23sal2's. Governments steady and dull
short, l04. 49,
Shipments Of specie TO Europe to-day, S2G 600
NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Flour duh and heavy Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn quiet and steady
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There Is an overstock OF ice in Maine, over
two hundred thousand tons being stored on the
Kennebec. Over four hundred thousand tons
were cut in the vicinity OF Boston, and ice Is now
lower in that city than for i've years past, and
fifty per cent. lower than last year. Judging
from the size Of a ten cent chunk In this city,
our dealers have not vet heard the news.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

Pedigrees don't count for much in pushing,
practical Chicago. A merchant Of that city, on
being requested to take AZ eastern clerk into his
employs young man Of excellent parentage,
whose :ather was a distinguished man,--m1is
answer -" That Is Of no account % "a. There
is less daddyism here than in any part Of the
United States. What is he himself?'' "D1diy-
ism" Is good.
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The election Of state officers and members Of
the legislature in Kentucky yesterday has re-
suited in large republican gains throughout the
state. The democratic majority In the state Is
variously estimated at from 1000 to 10000,
which Is afalling OffIrom the Grant and Seymour
election Of 5000 to $500, and 40 900 TO 10000
from the last gubernatorial election.
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elbow THE OLD THING WORKS" UNDER TAM
MANY MANAGENEST.-There are just three
pumps in New York city below 18th street, for
the " inspection" Of which the city pays twenty
men one thousand dollars each per annum; and
one of the three isn't half inspected either. at
least the milkmen' say so, and they ought to
know.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

The election for delegates to the Louisiana
Republican Convention, as far - heard from,
has gone heavily against Gov. Yarmouth.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


In regard to money in New York there is nothing
new to notice and we have simply 10 repeat the old
story that loans are easy at 10 per cent.
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DROPOsALs FOR COAL.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August s, 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received this ofce until
L O'Clock m, on THURSDAY, the nth instant, for
furnishing this Department with one hundred and
nifty llo tons 100 lbs TO the toni Of the best White
Ash No. Broken Coal TO be thoroughly screened
and dey cred within month from the date Of con-
tract, as follows, to wit:
q tons 70 be put away in the vaults of the Agri-
cultural building.
ment.
Subject TO the usual conditions of Government con-
tracts, including the of July N. $50.
FREDERICK WATTS,
au5td Commissioner Of Agriculture.
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DARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.

Linen Parasols, 40, 30, 80, rs, Sc, 81.
Pongee LIS, l6, 80, LIS. 50. ia
Silk 50 100, 25, $50, LIS, 81.
SILK Umbrellas, 50, 300, 80, 400, IS.
Alpaca " 275, 500, $50, 4O0, $3.50.
l2-ribbed Scotch Bingham, 23c.; in Umbrellas, 81.
full line of Staple and Domestic Dry Goods al
ways on hand at CONNOLLY'S,
COS 9th street,
anh-2tt annnsita Patent 0ficn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-08

The conservative papers of North Carolina
coneece that the proposition to call a cOnstitu-
tional convention has been voted down.
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[OFFICIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 7, lal.S
Information has been received at this Department
from Mr.. H j. AukeT smit the acting Vice Consul OF
the United States at Batavia, Java, Of the death,
the l4h and 3th OF January, respectively, at Bata
via, Of William Williams and Henry Robinson, sea-
men Of the American ship George Peabody"
Fun Their Information regarding the deceased may
be obtained upon application to this Department.
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CARRIAGESi


CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsll
u CARRIAGES! EAR,
On hand a large number. of PONYESS
PHET0Ns, with and without Rum -
BLE-SEATS and UMBRELLAS. Also, JUMP
SET BUGGIES and SHIFTING-T0P JENNY
L1nDs, Dust outD Repairing PROMPTLY attended
to. ROBERrH. CIR AHAM,
aus-st' cor. 9th and d ST, Factory, 4I0 9Th ST.
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Prof. Cooks BALM of Lifei

Druggists: stStt Co, $50 Pa. s~. 4. Msior,
s. T. Lewis, i 404 lith ST.; Ward Walsh, corr Pa
sy. and 10Th ST.. J. P Milburn Co, 531 18th st /;
Bro cor PA sy and orb 81 nnJ La it
ner 9th and g streets; r. B. Ferguson, l0l Pa av,
81 f., 7. Sullivan, corner 81 st; and Mass. ave-;
Ridgelys Pharmacy, 1921 Pa. ave, Wash
Thomas A. Richie, " High st.; T. L. Cropley i
Co, ls6 Bridge st., Georgetown; also, at retail by
Druggists generally. Manufacturing Depot, corner
9th and streets See testimonials and direc-
AMI
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The Star by Mai

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of it may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the BUSH
ness Office Of the paper.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 8, 1871
Sealed Proposals for Furnishing Stationery for
the balance OF the fiscal year ending June 30 1872,
i'll be received at this Department until MONDAY,
the l4th instant, at Il O'Clock m.
schedule of articles and estimated quantities re-
CURED, and blank forms for bidding containing full
Information, will be furnished application at the
Department.
The bids and contracts will be subject 10 the usual
customs Of the Departments Of the Government in
such cases.
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BOARDING..

TOOL, AIRY ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED,
~ and all modern conveniences, and frst-class
square from the Patent Office. Also, good &C,
ccmmodations for Table Boarders at els. au2-6tH
SUMNER BOARpING-Persons desiring to spend
for PARTICULARS, Mrs. JAMES GULICK, Aide,
Loudoun County, Va. jyZ-Ats
EoR RENT, WITH B0ARD-August LIST, 736
ROOMS, en- suite or singly, on second and third
hoor; house with modern improvements. jy2l-l5ts
ELIGlBLE AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
can be had Of No. 1918 street, on reasonable
terms. Also, Table Boarders accommodated. fe9-n
EIRSTCLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT ROOMS, to be had on reasona ole terms
at 1901, corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mh2s-ly
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0SPRAYER MEETING To NIGHT AND
SGlnsr 5th and streets, at O'Clock. All are in
HLo.0 o. F.-GRAND LODGE.-An Adjourned
w meSsting will be held on WEDNESDAY
1t NNO' 'ln instant 4, os SWEET, Or Sec
nE0RIENTAL LODGE, 80. :, l. o. G. T.,
trScs will meet hereafter on WEDNESDAY EVE;
streets, Navy Yard. Election OF officers on the 9TH
inst. MI III. c. WILSON, W. s.
nTIHE CAMPMEETING WHICH Is TO
Eastern Branch Bridge, will Commence on
THE 16r H OF AUGUST.
All persons are invited TO attend Good order will
be kept REV. DANIEL DRAPER,
IT Pastor in Charge.
0%ANQIHER GENUINE GREEN TURTLE
~. at J0HNS Nj, Eestaurant ceTHST m and D
THURSDAY, Aug. sh aud 10Th D-' h'D aa7 81 si'
$f j. 5S9
NM At ~ o'clock, at the corner of II and Ist
aa7 II HENRY BARTON, Secretary.
W NEW MILiThRY C0NPINYf t 9th Sf ss tmd
bs puT g ~ neTectfnr Isar aEgait sh for
hall Of the National b. b; c., corner 5 and 18th
streets Persons interested are invited. By order
nFTERRITQRIAL BUILDING AssOCIA-
RS 1ION OF SOUTH WASHINGTOS-The
eation will Be held At the AIssRa Ho1se 5 ON WEB
NESDAI EVENING, Aug. sth, at O'clock All
are respectfully invited attend Constitutions are
now ready, and can be procured at the above named
au7-St' JOSEPH JOSEPH, President.
0ECENIRAL BUILDING AsSOCIATION.-
RAJ Scfnh9TY 6MSss SS Of h cEE
On tsbNY iS iSS1 S
oeiSek taGsst VIZ Mo6RE h ssS eer6tarS az
rFBoARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
B52Rb on EESSI F pu PBfsfps e hs
will De held the Franklin public school building
on AUST fh "a 3 sslSfk
rFBOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. August 4, 1871.
Parking Of Wagons, Carts, or other vehicles in the
avenues, streets and alleys Of Washington city and
ments with boxes, barrels or any other article, will
BY order Of the Board Of Public Works
Aut5t lChr .6Rep.l J. NJ. BROWN, Sec.
nSsATTENrION, KNIGHTS TEMPLATE
! The Sir Knights Of WASHINGTON COMMAN-
pEsn, 20; Isi i are rsaass.sd 20 meet A. The
WEDNESDAY, At O'clock ,. m.
BY qTSsr of W &I ET IT. 5kcrr RO.ors.r
| lChron., Rep. and Pat, Wednesday, 6t.l
| I TktsTEEs FOR C0toREb so HHhS III x
Building on the l.'h instant, the following resolution
Teachers in the CoOred schools for the next school
ysas be re}9ssNted 70 make application in writing
Northwest President Of the Board OF Trustees for
ColOred Schools for Washington and Georgetown ID
Q; the same TO be on ME before August IL, 1871.
By order Of the Board jy Ia 2sw4w
\ nFSECURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE BEING
1 Wy Of the first Importance, the NORTHWEST-
ERN for tha better protection Of its polio helders
changed its rate Of reserve 70 per cent thus AFFORD
iii poss; e he Company =: they become eiaIm q
| ENrcur cano-., -.
! GENUINE GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND
/ VI sieaks az all hOUrs. Families supplied e--
! A. thsir houses CHAS. kLOTZ, EG4S
| au7-st' 1I06 and 1I0s G 81. n. W. ~
| DTsSOLUT1ON.- public Is hereby notified
! ~ that an 10 longer n MEMBER OF THE LATE
A I. BEANS
Washington, d. c., July .. 1871. AUST.
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.

YINHE GREAT DISCOVERY.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., July 81, 1871.
PROP. I. A. Cook:-Dear Sir: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash,
and have found it all you recommend. am glad to
join others IN commenting article that is evil
IDENTIFY doing so much good. Yours, truly.
Brig. General U. s. A,
Letts, from JUDGE WYLIE, 5 U. s. Supreme
WAsHISsToS, ID. c., June "a, 1871.
=, Dear sir have given your BALM OF LIE X for
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with its
effects heathful wash for both the scalp and
hair and its influence to sooth the and revive
the system when exhausted from over work is most
delightful. have not used IL except a wash, but
on your recommendation, and from the faith its use,
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
eonhdsnoe In taking Il as medicine, according to
your directions. Very respectfully yours,
PrQ. Cook, ANDREW WYL1E.
WAsHISGToN, July LIST, 1871.
After using Your BALM OF LIFE In many In
stances OF disorders in my family, glad il
affords the relief sought. For diarrhes, collie, sick
hesdache, catsrrh, cough, and all external infan-
nation am convinced Of its efficacy, by use.
Il. J. MEIGS, JR.
Lsner from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.
Dear friend Please send me a supply of BALM
OF LIFE, the which, if gratuity Z as suggestedO
Will be gratefully acknowledged, or if charged
wiii be duly honored. am altogether pleased with
JUNE "a. 1871. very f. !rG n BOYLE k991I.k
KEEP COOLi
BY bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
fering from fever, with that
Cooling Solution,
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p FINE WATCHES, 0A@
EA} GOLD JEwELRy, @5~
OK SOLID SILVER GOODS,
- TABLE CUTLERY, SPECTACLES,
EYEGLASSES, AND SILVER PLATED WARE,
for sale very low my old stand, corner of 18th
street and Pennsyly aHia avenue.
jy3l-tf II. o. HOOD.
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-A HORSE, HARNESS, Shifting top
BUGGY, ROBES, &c; complete outfit; a.
horse young, fast, and stylish; buggy and ~
son NAiLOR;S Stable. between and o'clock.
au7-5tS
EOR SALE, VERY Low FOR CASH, SEW
Il eral good SECONDHAND PIANOS-H
in fine order, at G.. L. WILD & BRO -,
400 llth street. au5-6t' uVHbv
RILLIARD TABLES FOB SALE.
-Four Carom and four -Four pocket PHELAN
TABLES in good condition, with
ssy ever III complete r, will Do sold at
ALEX. ADAMsON, IL
je29n sos 9th street, Washington, d. q.
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FOR RENT AND SALE:

EOR REET- Pleasant FURNISHED ROOFS
Inquire n. w. corner o. sth and ID SITS. je2l su'
FOR RENT-Confortshly Furnished PARLOR
II and CHAMBERS, IN q house with all modern
Improvement, snd in . beautiful situation; south
'front.' n the fira Ward, corner 2Oth and stseets,
20. 1OOs &C 2-dd
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WHERE SHALL I SEND MY BOYS-HOw-
N.Y. ARD lNsTITp TE;-AddEess Prof. l.; G..
Howard county, Md, for circular School select;
sitqstion delightful discipline perfect; Expenses
GIG per annum. References-Hugh Gelst6n, Esq =,
Baltimore, Md; Rev Augustus Webster, ID D., Bal
tmore, Md; Gen. j. b. Ricketts,, Washington, ID C i:
Capt. III. W. Howgate, Washington, u. c.; ID. G..
Laws, Esd, Norfolk, Va; Capt. b. Baker, Ports
mouth, Va. iy35-lms
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GENUINE GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND
VI Steaks az all hours. Families supplied G..
AZ thoir houses. CHAS. kL0TZ, GG4$
au7-3t' lT06 and 1I0s 81. N. W. ~
DTsSOLUTION.-The public Is hereby notified
- THAI am 20 longer n MEMBER OF THE LATE
Vim OF ). L. LCCkETT q co.
Washington, d. c., July .. 1871. aas.a.
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The thermometer in THE EVENING STAR bushes:
office registered rs follows today:-Sa m, 50; 10
M, S. ~ m, 81; Bpm IS.
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DATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE
NEAR BALTIMORE, MD.

This Institute has been In operation for thirty
years, and enjoys national reputation. With the
number OF pupils limited to ninety, it has represen
tatyes from two-thirds of the States, principally
South and Southwest. Its location is prominently
beautiful, is central and easily reached by railroad
from Baltimore and W ashington city. For Circulars
address MRS r. III. ARCHER,
IyH-eoSm EllicOtt City, p. o., Nd.
Il ASELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AUBURN
IL DALE, MASS.-School raised TO full collie
grade, including Greek. Prices reduced quarter.
United with N. l.. Conservatory of Music. Music
under direction Of Mr.. Eben Tourjes. Facilities 70
German, French, and Painting, unsurpassed. Fall
term begins September 14th. For catalogue address
Rev. CHAS. W. CUSHING. je22-t III. s3m
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WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871.
Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.

KEEP COOLi
BY bathing the head, eyes, face, ears, wrists and
hands, when Oyerleated, and when suf-
fering from fever, with that
UaolinO SoIution
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-05-27

\ Alta regular Communication Of
Peach Creek Lodge No. ZIG, r. and
A. M. hold On Saturday tito 18th
day Of May 1871, tho following
preamble and resolutions were unan-
adopted.
WHEREAs, II has pleased our Su-
preme Master to call from labor to
Refreshments our dearly beloved
Brother VIM. G, Maxwell, and by
a wise though mysterious DISPENSE
ton removed linn from our
midst, and from bis Lodge on Earth
to that Grand Lodge abovc--tha'
''honse not made with hands ctcrnal
|in the heavensv thereby casting !
gloom around D cheerful hoarth-
stone, acvcring . link in the chain
Of our brotherhood, therefore
Resolred, That while we deeply
feel the loss Of our lamcnted brother
we trust sour loss Is his gain,p and
bow IN humble Submission to the
viii W an Alwise Providence, "who
i .4t. 4 !, II ~. =. - .....ff Vi sBs ~
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fsF ss< Ysaf. sssszsss. 1900 ssee
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s'hs'sespy - 10
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=" =. s-s't 'sf'''sf u '''e iHsy
% 81 '''e 's<'a=s 'le nnse|
: against the - ID esT'e'ee n
'''s sa's' and t
lh,d' TO gam aseres aha.
l'"g the iai'''sl.n - nal.aass an'l
''r '"iu"ei''H' sFa'hs' be sa'''e' bs-
muse s''e de'endzn' hasnot ecinrlici
v'th the ssaiafein erecting said mill.
lam, aud l'as not arI'Asd 10 The
proper tribunal ard had jury ins-
70 view the gfnad, as
'ess damages Aes as rsqulea by law
bcforr erecting said mill-sla'n.'
This Inns already beee . case Of
tedious litigation, and ! vo''ld glad.
y save witnesses, jurors md Court
lhe tcdium cfa rchcasingpfit, could
do 50 with the approbat4n Of my
|ndgmcnt' aided and dire4 Pei as 4
Z, By . weight Of authoritl y Which
cnnnot disregsrd. But ] ~ con-
'ider neither my own visIes aud
pleasures nor those Of 0thcrs4 IF
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81 II
Affer sixteen years ot experience We ars
prepaired to furnish q better Machine fbr the
purpose of family sewing than ary other.
TIE qualities which recommend this Nh
lss. Darability. h win last longer than
any other Nadine.
a, Euonsev X efihre>d.
-. Simplicity ana thofoughness ofconstruc-
llsh \ ~ % shulsis and makes ne Loct
~ Beauty and elasticity 81 atitch, alike on
4 hsth 4ides Of The fabric sewed.
Oh Strength, hrmness and durability ofssaaa'
that viii ~ favel.
1sh ~ wide ranse of application topurpo-
~ 4na mRtesiaL 60 ~
81. conpAetasss saa slsssaes y nodsl snd
ushs speed ma ease u operation And man
agement andquistness a meseasnf
lCtk n has iflsen rs sIes less than any shut
" machine, table fnclndcd. stss
1lth Il has fswer pieces exposed to wear
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
18th. Its the most simple 10 c0nrtruction,
and easiest adapted tod iaefent kindsof work;
II tcan bc changed from oonrsc to fne,s or
from fine wofk to coarse, where 4 change Of
uecdle, thread, length Of stitch and tension
arc requirHd IN less timc than any other
machine.s