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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09

a few weeks ago, the conductor of a
eping car on a southern road made some
D ydamagingstatements fthatillustrious
ID, JEFF. Davis, and "another woman"
\ at the papers are getting funy over
eide the following:
My He CANNOT SLEEP. jeff. Davis
4 probably come to the conclusion that,
board of a sleeping car, he has no
&rth right" beyond a quiet. solitary
PC. which a conductor is bound to re-
I'd. That the aged invalid should be
led. by an ignorant railroad official
privilege ofliterally adopting Script
D Imethod, whereby an old man may be
and rejuvenated, is a sad in
be of the ignorance Of Scriptual pre-
5 existing among railroad conductors,
their failure to appreciate the eccen-
ties of genius. The slanderous reports
BIS official can easily be accounted for
be plea that he was drunk !; for how
can it be that he should "see double"
boxing into the chaste sleeping apart
of the venerable and virtuous ex-
eident of the G. s. A. 2 There's al
room in the upper story" said Dam
Webster, and so said this conductor to
erson, and added, encouragingly.
|hdn't YOU better get up thereY The in
|sts of civilization as we'll as of common
kncy, and the credit of this sleeping
Fequire that you should, at least ply
ly, elevate yourself and cease giving
9 world this rather strange exhibition
low sleep the brave, and 80 the ven'
le "lost cause" dragged himself into
pper berth as rapidly as his rheama'
mbs would permit, and then, in the
evor to become little more elevated
ssible, takes a long pull at bottle oi
ee Louisiana Lightning. JEFF. still say
3 all a lie." Newspapers reporters anc
pctors of sleeping coaches are gall anc
nwood to-his tongue and stencil tC
zostrils, and so fercely does his ancel
against the devoted conductors that
% have all resolved. that wheneve
After, they have him for passengel
will give him "wide berth. Pre-
81.
pw PRoonEss.--In 1865 the wa
v the curtain fell in the last act
lying j. d. enveloped in women
es. On pulling aside the curtain i
female garments were still visible
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09

The Lamoille County Sabbath School
Association will hold its annual celebra-
tion on Wednesday, Aug. 23d, at the grove
of Capt. Rand 10 Morristown. Further
particulars next week,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
pMINIsrRAToR's SALE!

N ,,-- -.
The Probate Court for that purpose, will sell the
farm Of the late willard Wheeler, in Morristown.
1t has 80 scres Of land with good buildings nearly
~ Morrisyille depot and half mile from Cady's
Falls Terms easy,--part Of the purchase money
ssm ssns s'y ~ -'- WV. WHEELER, Adnr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
TRUSTEES.
LIBERATION.

& LID EttHI IOEF.
This certihes that Rave given my sons Lewis
Belsille Jr. and William Belville. each their
time during the remainder Of their minority /;
that will hereafter claim none of their earnings,
nor pay any debts Of their contracting after this
date His
LEWIS X BELV1LLE
God save the Co nmonwealth.
Witness H. H. PowEHs. mark
Mcrrisville, July 27th, 1871, afs5
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09

The virtues Of simple Tea as Hair Tonic and
Prescryer have long been known, but no attempts
have been made TO extract the oil scientifically;
By process peculiar 10 this preparation, the es1
sentai oil Of ths tea plant has been added to other
vegetable extracts, aud an uncquall cd Toilet Art-
cle for the Hair is the result II is especially use
full to prevent the hair from falling out growing
thin, and as wash ror the scalp, TO stimulate the
hair bulbs and prevent the gradnal decay and loss
slOO. DIt. KENNEDY,
100 Warren Street Roxbrry. Mass.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
T AMoILLE CENTRAL ACADEMY

The Trustees Of this 1nstitdtion tab pleasure In
announcing that they have secured the services Oh
a competant Board of Teachers for the ensuing
year Mr.. Bradstreet has had good success as In,
structor, and is we'll recommended by President
Bueham of the Vermont University. Miss walker
il A graduate of The Normal School, and has esrned
the Teputatien of ffst-class Teacher. Miss Carr
and Prof Tobn are too we'll known by our patrons
to need any Recommendation.
E- FACULTY:
GEO. p. BRADSTEET, ABB, Principal;
.IIss MAGGIE WALKER, PreceptessI
Miss lDA CARR, Teacher of Music;
PRos TobIs, Teacher of Penmanship,
CALENDAR.
| Fall Term begins August 3Oth, 1871.
| Winter Term begins November 29th, 1871.
Spring Eerm begins February 2lst, 1871.
TUITION.
Payable at tho middle ofthe Term.)
Higher English, s5 90 to $5 so
Music. $40 90
PRIMARY Punils. SO SO
Latin and Creek 20 oV
| Penrnanship,
Incidentals, Is cents Board or Rooms furns
| ished at reasonable rates.
TRUSTEES.
Rev. j. G.. BAILEY;
Hon. 9. S. MOVES,
Coz. Il. B. SAWYER
DIR. d. RANDALL
L. DUTTON,
w. Il. H. KENFIELD, Secretary.
HYDE PARK, August /, 1871. 37tf
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
M0a97spf.We.

At0a77Sptlle.
The Peoples Academy begins its
Fall Term, Wednesday, Sept. 9th with
Prof. f. G. Hathaway.A M. Principal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09
DURhINGToN SAVINGS BANK

RuRnrSGTOS SAVINGS BANK
INCORPORATED in ls4i.
Deposits recerpcd and paid daily
TOTAL AMOUNT ON DEPOSIT :
JUNE Est, ls7l., s612'oo0.
Ihsterest allowed apsn all fsums not Toss than one
dollar, eompounding twice year.
pcrosits made on or heforo the 4th ofany month,
draw interest from the Ist of that month, after the
4th draw interest from the LIST of the succeeding
month:
Deposits ca, be made By erpress, Bank
check, Registered letter or Post Office
order to the treasurer, and Bank Book
soiu be returned By mail to the depositor.
To show the care with which the Trustees have
managed the funds eatrusted to them, 1t may be
mentioned that not a dollar has been lost during
the entire period Of its existence.
! No notice required from depositor in Withdrawing
their funds from this bank as is customary in many
institutions Of this kind.
TRUSTEES.
Il. LOOMS. NM. q. SHAW.
WAf. L. STRONG; AMOS q. SPEAR,
A. PROUTY, 0. j. WALK mj
OF wAND
IL. LOOMS, PRESIDENT
C, r. WARD, TRsAsepax.
Burlington, VT, July 4th, 1871. awS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09

In Milton, August Sd, a son to Rev. and Mrs.
J. u. Beaman.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-08-09

Deposits rscrspcd and paid daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

The Patriot, with its usual unfairness in all
matters connected with the proposed improve
mem Of the District, complains that the chair
MAJ % the committee of the opponents OF the
loan Ill had suggested a meeting with Governor
Cooke and the friends of the measure next Tues-
DAY morning, but that in the afternoon of Satpr-
day be (the chairman of the committee) was
surprised by proposition on behalf of the Gov
'ihor 10 meet ON that day. The writer OF the
article IN the PGtriOt must have known at the
time he penned it that Gov. Cooke received ON
Saturday the distressing information of the death
az Mrs. Jay Cooke, which necessitating his alb
sence from the city for a few DAYS to attend the
funeral, the conference was arranged to take
place on Saturday afternoon, before his DEPART
IRE, so that there might be no disappointment i'm
case OF his inability 10 return i'm tire to attend
tie meeting on Tuesday morning
Wherever Gov. Cooke went to negotiate the
loan he had the Patriot articles thrust at hin,
Yet notwithstanding these efforts to break down
the credit Of the District and embarras the nav
government, he was able to negotiate the loan
as we stated on Saturday, ut a rate which sur-
Irlsed bankers and business men here, and mu.t
have aStonished the malcontents who had sent
on me papers to New York and Boston,
thinking they would thus succeed in defeat
ing the of work improvement and progress.
At a secret meeting to-day they agreed n "a nm
derstood, to stop all proceedings to obtain AN
injunction If the $1,000 900 bill is repealed and
bill passed apprOpriating 81, so, 600 This ex-
hibits clearly the factious nature OF the oppo-
sitiOn to the improvement of the District. for
Sl'5oo,ceO Is just the amount proposed by the
District authorities to be expended this year
what these gentlemen mean, unless they intend
that there shall be no further Improvement of
the District after the expenditure of that amount
il would be hard to tell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

Charles Reade's description in his novel oHars
Cash" OF the rough treatment to which the
inmates OF some lunatic asylums in England are
subjected, does not seem to have been much
Overdravn, IL we are to believe the official re-
ports recently submitted to Parliament; and II
seems the same abuses exist in some parts of
this country. A Mr.. Secord who recently es-
capped from the Wayne, Michigan, Iunatic
asylum, tells horrible story about the brutal
manner in which patients are treated at that in
s;itutiOn- He was conveyed there while Iaboriny
under mental excitement, which was mistaken
for insanity. In describing his treatment, he
says that Immediately on being taken to a cell
his feet were chained to the floor, and he was COM
PEELED 70 remain IN that condition for thirteen
days At the end Of that time he was logged ON
the bare back with a twO-ineh strap, AMI then
forced into straight Jacket" The fOpring
was repeated on two occasions. During the sew
eral weeks of his confinement he never received
a change Of clothing There is to be an oficial
investigation BIZ the State authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

The subject of Italian affairs caused an excit.
ing debate in the French Assembly on Saturday.
and VI. Theirs declared that he would do his
hest TO secure the Independence of the Pope. but
the policy Of France was peace and reorganiza-
ton; that no course could be adopted which
would lead to war, or even tend to ALLEVIATE ItaIy
and that he would not in any way compromise
the country. Gambetta followed, approving
the sentiments of NJ. Theirs. The matter was
finally referred to the Minister of Foreign
AhairS' which so disPleased NJ. Favre that he
rendered his resignation and refuses TO with
draw it. No disturbance seems to have attended
the elections in Paris yesterday and but small
vote was cast. Forty-nine moderate and six
Conservative Republicans were elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

Ihe Missouri RePVblieaa has authority to
state that Senator Schurz has not written a LEI.
Ter favOring the nomination of Charles Francis
Adams for the Presidency.
Ii IS said, that lately when Gen. Logan was
interviewed ON the Presidential question. he
could give plenty of reasons why the different
candidates named were'nOt fit, but was wholly
unable III scanning the field TO find one that was;
1rOm which II was inferred that he might posi-
bly, be Logan man. For the same reason. it
may lie mat Senator Schurz is a Schurz man;
anu II tins Is so II Is natural that he should not
want 10 V aste any eulogium on the others. But
when Che proper time comes he will roll I'M his
SehuTz-sleeves and 90 in strong for the man of
his choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

STOCK Ren0rf.

o.
10y BdHk<rs', BTGkerS and Commercial T,lsgraph I
Le~ 10 a hIson Co quote stocks and bonds, in
rkEw YORK, July 2i--First Board, 10 30 a. M
- :. ISL coupon, ll5A5; 5-20s, o. coupon ia:
"a = 1 coupon ,llss 5, coupon 1ISfs D. 3;
nv S % coupon. ll2ts 5sDs. 67, coupon. lIs.S
~ ;. % cOUpnn1l2I; 10 40's, coupon lI2t Curren-
Sy Ss, Ia MaIig2ss, 4; canton. ~; cumber-
yer, ll1s; Pacific Mail, 49,: Boston Water Power
-; hdsms Express. sos; W els, Fargo Co.'s Ex-
Sxpress. Ss,s; New York Central and Hudson, Ri4
New FORK Central Scrip, 81; Erie, 2s%; DO. pre-
,,erTed ,1 Harlem, l2s1s do. prefd, = Reading,
M;cbi9an siy;ha Cen,rai' -; Lake shore and
q; Illinois Central, I5l1s; Cleveland and Pitts,
Enfg, IIy3s Northwest eos; do. preferred, So;
CleH sand Columbus, Cincinnati and Indiana polls,
New Jersey Central, les19; Rock Island, 1865.
wabash and Western, SD: Delaware. Lackawsna
ana western, l0ol Fl Wayne, IO0d offd; Alton and
Terre Haute =; Hannibal and 81 Joseph 7oiS; Chi
S M;s and Alton Rt&; do. prefd, j; Ohio and
lndiara central ls Tennessee 6s, old, ~ do new,
~ DO; new, :; Missouri 6's, 9Si<: Central
f fasne Bonds; ssx: Union Pacific LIST Bonds 81 ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

Both the republican and democratic conyen-
tens in Ohio having advised the holding of A
Institutional convention in that State, the peo-
Re are to vote in October whether or no such
convention shall be called. The same question
y ~ be voted on in Pennsylvania.
Two weeks hence the people of North Caro-
liza wiz also be called upon 10 decide whether
fLsy viii authorize the assembling of a conycn-
Tn to remodel the existing State constitution or
T. nae new enc. Thepresent constitution con-
Il Is q clause against any change except under
c'r;ain conditions, which, it is alleged, do not
fexist, and fierce newspaper fight Is pro-
ST-ss, the democrats favoring a change, and the
n publieans OppOsingit as illegal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

The bigamoGs Bowen has a rough time of IL.
Like Den Juan. who was sent back from the in
fernal regions As too wicked for Hades, even. so
the BisamoEs u. is rejected even by Salt Lake
city. In answer TO our suggestion that the dis
tiHguished polygamist should emigrate to Utah
with his numerous wives the Salt Lake Herald
Indignantly expresses the hope that he will STAY
away 1t does not want any sneaking fellow Ike
him round there, passing himself off as single
man on uisusPeeting spinSters. The Mormons,
II says, make their matrimonial ARRANGEMENTS
openly and above board, and If they are married
already, say 50 to the new objects OF their affse
lions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24
MArkRfa TO-dlav

9, BALTIMoRE, July 2-virgina skies, old, 5isl bid
- asked: North Carolinas, old, A bid WV
BALTIMORE, July 2f.-Cotton nominal. low mid
ding 49, City Mills superfine flour, high grades
auseIned &c; other grades unchanged but weak
ss3 family I5a7 20; city mills superfne, 81 50a
30 extra SO 25a7 Is; family, 81 56as so; western
S6I5a, ~. Wheat dull and lower; choice white
SISeai 90; do good to prime, 81 -0al As amber good
common TO fair, 81 25a IS Ohio and Indiana, 81 s.
Al ~; pennsylvania, 81 25a1 40. White southern
I5aI4 hik ed western dull; 6sa-0. Oats in good DE-
MANI neN southern, 55a60; old western, 6Oa62 PORK
s,sadJ; Si5.D Bacon frmer; shoulders, TX: rib
SIDES, =; clear rib, pa sugar cured bans l61,aI7L
Lard steady 1lall1t. Whisky quiet, 9.
NEW YORK, July A.-Stocks steady. nrjces b..,ar
IMAM az the opening. Governments dull and heavy
Virginia = 65 do. new, Tx. North Carolina s. a
Exchange, long, l01f; short, l0x -'
NEw YORK, July H.-Flour duh. Wheat quiet
Meteorological Record-July %. 7s5Ax
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The Star NV Mall,

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion of 1t may have The STAR sent to
their address for such time they desire, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied by the money, should be sent to the bust
ness Office of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

New York is q little ahead Of Washington in
trying to regulate the hackmen, having adopted
new and stringent rules for their government;
but the ''eabbies" are indignant, and threaten TO
contest the matter in the courts. 1t remains to
lie seen whether they viii make laws for the city
or the city for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

Tn Ncw York Commercial sternly rebukcs the
iTreyel cnt seribblers who continue TO apply re-
mark of levity 10 Horace Greeley, now that he
is an LID. The Commercial shows a proper
esUrtf q corTg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

Governor Hofman's Chief Of STAFF, General
Nc Qpade, SAYS that the Governor did not know
Mayor aiall would forbid the Orange procession
on JE'y 9Th until the appearance Of the order in
the n g papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

A HIST.-Unlesst the Ribbonmen want TO make
Governor Hoffman the most popular man in the
country they win stop burning him in efigy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

wall street during last week the field Of pretty
extensive tram actions in stocks. Considering the
tine OF year: The war between two Of the rival
esiern roads led 70 some nretty hard knocks being
given 20 prices all around Gold weak and wound
~ a n1tS. Governments were strong and the rail-
way mortgage bonds hTm. al adyaneing prizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

WOTkingmen in Baltimore are excited over the
question Of convict labor in the Maryland pen
itsntisryy and some OF the candidates for the
legislature in the city districts, and number of
the candidates for nomination, have pledged
themselves, II elected, TO do what they can TO
stop all manufacturing i'm the penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24

An unprecedented railroad feat was accom-
I.ished yesterday on the Ohio and Mississippi
i;ailroad. The work of changing the gauge
1.0m six feet tn four feet nine inches was begun
80 daylight in the morning, and at II a. m. the
entire Lire, a distance OF three hundred and
forty miles, was completed The narrow guage
trains win commence running through to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-24
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAY MuLE.-Came to the premises of the sub
- scriber, the 18th Of this month, one BAY MULE;
anne in front left leg. The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property pay charges and take
il away. ANDREW SATTERFIELD,
jy7i-3tf Pa. avenue, bet 18th and 18th SITS. y. r.
Cox REWARD.-LOst Saturday night, 22d
ga instant, ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, IS
twenty dollar bils,l at Northern Liberty Market
The above reward will be given to the finder its
return to MRS. SULLIVAN, No. 81 Massachusetts
avenue, between North Capitol street and New Jer-
sey avenue. It,
I OsT OR MIsLAID-A BUNDLE OF PAPERS,
IL at or near the corner of 9th at. and Louisiana
avenue. suitable reward will be paid by leaving il
at Justice MILLS office, Goa La. avenue. iy22 2tt
I OST-Sunday, July 9th, in or near 9th street
IL Presbyterian Church, Island1 Ladies' MO-
SAIC PIN. Tho finder will be suitably rewarded
by returning it to No. lag New Jersey avenue,
south. jy2l-3tt
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OUTSTANDING CLAIMS AGAINST THE COR.
" PORATlONS OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, AND THE LEVY
COURT
ALDERMEN's CHAMBER, Cry HALL,

ALDERMEN's CHAMBER, Cry HALL,
WAsHINGToS, ID. o., July 81, 1871
Notice is hereby given, that tho Commission ap-
pointed under an act o. the Legislative Assembly of
the District of Columbia approx ed June To- ISL TO
received and audit all outstanding claims against the
Corporations Of Washington and Georgetown and
the Levy Court, and for other purposes, will be in
session daily in the Aldermen Chamber CITY Hall
IRON 10 a. m. to m, where all persons having
Claims against the aforesaid Cor pOratOns and the
Levy Court are requested to file the same, together
with all evidence relating thereto or before the
first dav Of September, eighteen hundred and seven
~ one.
A. =. PRATT,
Il. NJ. FAEHTZ,
iy2I-tau.3 WM DIZ0N
tChron. Req. Patriot and Wash. AnzzeiQerl
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PERSONAL.

LIMO EUnEEtI yR, or BADEN. date Ohio
IN Nelunteers.l disrh ,rgea IT, COMPANY = = ~
az Washington D. OF 3D. 2, ,,s 5's-
iosn and ToreiCS 1SrScy, t29 Ish st. i,e2 ls.
Dr. AtfySfs wELLKs oEy 50 Ec14LsssT,
rec sded 20 those dssfa 9 the services q con-
.killtul ghysci.n, m~kisss . eiAl'y Of f'uaie con-
LADIi;s sussrias firm irr-s. 'sri,is. wsskns....
or any complaints peculiar % a ar ~ can ssass
a. .s S and sSSr SsS eS S&s dr. ut &
b6 se DSeir .s s'ReSa;s iny'!s. "a by On msnS
female impostors, boary headed % seks, gnd hum
buys iniesiing the city, and all stf. Nea h0siro'as
SsSarlls feog1s for lazy passsrss
SIIpff' sKfg yoI 5Tsf sis sIe cf j US
n B9Ths Docsar AZ preseSt - ssrssegs
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WAR pEP1 AZ 0g5of Csief ;signal QGeer

WAR DEPARTMENT, Ogfoe CAief Signal OEesy,I
WARRINGTON, II. e July p. ISL Z
STNoPsis FOR THE PAST TWENTY ForR UorPs
The barometer has risen since SUNDAY morning ~
the ROCKY 1Ountaln stations where the clouds AMI
ram OF saturday-have now entirely cleared AVA
Inc area OF highest pressure extends from w est
Virginia 70 y ew England. The barometer continues
low ana falling IN the eastern portion OF the Gulf
ana an area OF low pressure now exists west OF Ii
hols ana W lsconsln. The temperature has risen
sonlcwhat IN the northwest and the east A tIantic
coast Light winds have been very generally re
poft IRON the east unto northeast in the southern
states ard Mississippi Valley. Clear weather has
continued from Wisconsin TO Georgia and eastward
10 the Atlantic. Clouiy weather, with local rains
riOr. S~f0
PRoBABILITIEs.-The area Of threatening weather
with local storms, viii probably extend during the
Cay from Tennessee to Michigan, and westward
tasttriy winds viii probably continue in the south
ern States, and southerly winds, with cIoudy
weaiher, on the Gulf coast. Warm aud pleasant
weather Is probable for the middle and easter
States until Tuesday morning
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nIssoLUTIoN OF COPARrYERsaIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between AL
LISON Major, yR., and WASHINGTON r
Major. under the firm name Of Major a Bro ia
this DAY dissolved By mutual consent. All persons
indebted 10 The said firm will settle with Allis1n
Major. Jr.. who alone Is authorized to receive the
sse and who III also pay all debts contracted BY
the aid firm Of Major & Bro.
A. NAILOR. JR
w. NAILOR.
July 10, I57l. jyA2
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NEIHE TMENrY-FIFTH Anniversary
US ofORIENTAL LODGE, No. 1 g. wi be eel
ehPsted on THURSDAY EVENING, july 9Th by
afn NC at LETTERS Washington City Garden for
which every arrangement for the comfort and Meas
eIe o. al has been made Tickets 2s cents TO be hal
ehfg OF the f1uowing cgrnmittee: John Wahl, 1l2i
mann, zig 9Th streets G.. W. II. Boniiz 1912 Tth
hEtffset, VIZ Bartholame, lO27 9TH street. aud at
T@I- o. o. F.-GRAND LODGE-Tne Annual
~ S3niIn nnicsticn Of the r; ": Grand Lodge,
18th instant, at O'Clock. Election OF oficers g.
B3a p. III. SWEET, CIR. Secretary
rs l. o. %. F.-GRAND ENCAMPMENT-
10y The Seml-Annual Meeting will be hell on
MOSDAY EVENING, 2Ith instant, at O'clock
important business; also, Election of Officers
OAS 1HOS. W. FOWLER. Or Scribe