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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

The Dair.msn's Bank is the name Of a new
bank which has been organized at Newport Herkirner
County, under the Free Banking law of hi. Safe
Mr.. h Hsrendin IL the President and Mr. c. Il. Hon.
aims the Cashier.
Land Warrants continue to decline IN the
absence Of any great inquiry
For Certificates leo ...SlSs asi4S Zach
For CeIutestes - seres...,.......... II q ~ each
For Certificates 20 scIes........-..... S9Q S each
The following are the leading items of the
Canal business Toledo from the opening of uaviss
ton 10 the 18th November lsS2 compared with that
of the previous year;
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TO CONTRACTORs-Proposals are re

TO CONTRACTORS.-Proposals are re-
u quested for the graduation, masonry timber bndg n
ard truck laying Of the ALBANY AND SUSQUEHN
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany ~ BiuslAn-
ton distance 40 miles.
The line will be ready for the inspection ofcontacone On
the 10th November and proposals will BIZ received Gn no
9Th December.
ghe work will be divided into sections Of shout FIVE las
each and contractors include IN their proposals many
Of these as may suit their convenience.
The Company the light 10 accept Of sneb pop
sails in their udgm viii best the pEomp eou
striction OF the road.
All proposals TO be sealed and endorsed Proposals ior
the Albany snd Susquehannah Railroad" and diIeccd
J. p KIRKWOOD, No. ll6 Safest, Albany.
The plans and profles be ct the Engineers Of
fee No li6 Safest Albany and after e 10th Novea-
bsr where further information can be obtained
r.. &. DELAVAS, President
LANES p KIRKWOOD EHzneeT.
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JAMES P. HARDWOOD, Engineer.

ITO CONTRACTORS Of the MAGNETIC
l. TELEGRAPH.-The Royal Industrial Institute Of he
offers receive sealed proposals until the ION dsy
TRO-MAGSETIC TELEGRAPH in the ISLAND o.
CUBA 10 the extent of go 100 miles including 10
central and branch lines TO the principal ports on the SA
and South Coasts The wres 20 be suspended or unoe
ground and the apparatus complete whether Of BAN br
or House For further particulars apply 20
HENRY A. COIT, No. A South o.
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Inc. 1878 Inc. Isl, 365 Dec s7.343 Inc. 2le43
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left a,
tide-ws,er from the comm encement Of navigation 70
the e2d Nov, inclusive during the years 1881 and
ls52 is as follows:
-Four bhk Wteat,bu- Corn bu Bare, hu
1881, .a9OiaSs 9QgQ 9a3 75i7lI5 l6S6.79l
is52. 3l62375 6O623l2 al76tl9 2efi,le6
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PACIFIC BANK, NEw-YoRX, Nov. Is, lS5l
nVIDEND.-The President and Director
~ Of this Bank have declared dividend Of four ~
cent the capital stock, payable 70 the stoeshoh"n"
and siter the lst Of December next. -.
The transfer books will be elosed from the 2d 70 tbe'
inst. inclusive. By order Of the Board
j. CAMPBELL, Jr, Casnsf
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DONDS for SALE.-NEW-YORK AND
I'D NEW-EAYEN RAILROAD BONDS, 7 per cent. due
in 1866.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD BONDS -
per cent due in 1872.
MOBILE CITY BONDS coupons, and principal pay
able in New-York per cent. due in 1857
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS 7 per cent,
due in 1875.
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROAD BONDS, per
cent due in 1850
MANSFIELD AND SANDUSkY CITY LIST MOhr-
GAGE RAILROAD BONDS, 7 per cent, due in 1860.
PLATTsBURGH AND MONTREAL RAILROAD
BONDS. 7 per cent. due in 1852
KETCHUM, ROGERS BEMENT, No. IS William-st.
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dividend NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNU-
~ AL INTEREST, falling due in this City ON the first
day OF December next the following named securities
VIII be paid and after that date the office of the
deTsgned on presentation Of the proper coupons viz
THE BONDS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS
(Obio,) ISSUED TO the CLEVELAND COLUMBcS AND
CINCINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY per cents.
THE BONDS OF TIE CITY OF MADISON Linda.
MAJ issued TO the MADISON GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
& per cents. ... ,...o...
MATT RAILROAD COMPANY, per cent. Mortgage
Bonds. --- . $500. -. =. 49,.
THF CHARLOTTESVILLE AND WABASH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY per cent Mortgage Bonds
THE WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER (South
Cardinal RAILROAD COMPANY 7per cent: Mortgage
Bonds WINSLOW LANIER Co.
No. 81 Wsllst.
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rTHE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-O.

i sauzed under the laws Of Pennsylvsn with ca1i
Of 81 Coo propose embarirg IN the manufacture -
Railroad IRON Iohnstoun, Penusyvaia The iccal %
they secured offers advantages SUPERIOR uscontieuy
believed. TO other in this country. Iron Ores sein-
btumnous Goa Limestone, and yearly every MciereQn-
ed for the manufacture of Iron exist IA inc xhaustn grAl1
ties TIE spot and these deposits are now wor.d and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any ohr Anowa
point occupied for the manufacture OF Iron te REM
.yyania Canal and Central Railroad pes through the poop
erty and cross each other at tho spot where ne mineral
weiss are most thoroughly opened OUT and winch oceiyn
Tor its other advantage tor facility OF manutacturng al
vicinity 20 popuous borough has been selected Tor the
tab m, nt OF RAILROAD Iron Works ard for the vreeior
other blast furnaces IN addition & those now opas
non .-,,. .---,-
prise which offers Accommodating proht even the Nv
nces OF Iron before the OF the las, mons.
and which promises be very lucrative while anyihnrks
present rates prevail, aud also of Railroad Companies ~,
rous ofmakng arrangements for Iron Rails be ds,sreS
i'm 1883, is called 10 this enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature oithe Practical lroa M.
chants and Manufacturers who have thoroughly examined
this property and who desire procure additional sit.sn
tons carry out with safety and tpt business re mn.
ing large cash capital be bad tho Office Of the Asptt
Tor the Provisional Company. SIMEON DRAPER
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offer for sale $4,000 of the SEVEN PER CENL
BONDS Of the CITY of MONTGOMERY, Alsbsnss - -
ia 1872 principal and interest payable II tbs BANK " 70
Republic in this city. -, -
The whole amount of indebtedness OF thus city sslO
and the taxable property il two and hall millions ups
which she il authorized BY act Of the Legislature 10 k
tax Of per income from Other sources whsvs
&c. about $4,000, Expenses about $1,000, making me
loan of the desirable IN the market.
n q. OGDEN No Is Nas,au.g.
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WIN. COxE DUsENBRRRY,
N. G.. OGDEN.

n @ OGDEN. formerly Cashier Of the PheniS Bnlt'
The negotiation of Commercial Paper and me Ph
chase and sale on commission OF Stocks Bonss and ss7-
ling and Domestic Exchange. ..,.s
Collections made in any part Of the Union at the 0we
rates. .,....1 A.,
He will retain an Office for the present on the Second N.Y.
above the rooms No rs Nessaus recently occupied oy "
late firm. . ~. ~, "a.
RETEREScEs-Thos Tileston Esq, President on NJ
Edmonds samuel j. Beebee, Esq, No. "a Walist.
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n steaiush TaoG I'VE ior Liverpool fied from Qaar'' 10
III. sunday mer-ius u "a, O'Clock.
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A despatch from New Orleans dated yesterday
says that the Picayune has advices from the city
of Mexico to the 9th ult., being one week later,
to the following effect:
The government has received four new props-
sitions in regard to the Tehuantepec grant. One
of them is from Col. Sloo. A committee Of three
has been appointed to examine these several pro-
positions, and draw up contract agreeable to
the instructions Of the Minister Of Foreign At
fairs.
The Mexican Cabinet resigned on the seth Sep
TENDER, and anew ministry was formed, composed
Of the following gentlemen:
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, Ledro; Of Finance,
Polaro; of Justice, Aquirre.
These gentlemen have not signifed their inten-
ton to accept, but it was presumed they would.
The political aspect Of the country was more
quiet, though the Indians have been committing
great depredations at Zacatecas
/, The arrival of Judge Concklin, the newly ap-
pointed American Minister, was anxiously looked
for The subscriptions at Vera Cruz for the
better preservation of order had reached ten
thousand dollars.
The steamer Pampero has arrived from Mica
ragua with dates to the 28th ult, but no later
news from California. The passengers out by
her expected to reach San Francisco in twenty
days from New Orleans.
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TTAyING just received from the celebrated mandatory
Ill Of Cornelius Co. large assortment Of their latest
style Of Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures they offered to
the public at reduced prices.
having introduced In their stores or dwellings
invited to call and examine They win hnd TO their
interest
Gasppes introduced In old buildings at the short
est notice and the lowest prices All work warranted
Washington Plumbing and asFittng Establishment
door from the Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue south side.
oct Sim j. W. THOMPSON
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New Discipline.

TINE Doctrines and Discipline of the NJ e. Church,
vised and corrected in accordance with the alterations
made by the last General Conference. Price 20 cents
New Catechism No. just received. Price rs cents per
dozen.
No.2 will be ready soon. Be patient.
Hunters Select Melodies comprising the BEST hymns and
spiritual songs in and not generally found in
church hymn books Also, number of original pieces and
translatons. By William Hunter. vol 24mo 1874 pages
Minstrel of Zon book of religious songs, accompanied
with appropriate music, chiefly original BY Rev. William
Hunter. i vol. 18mo, ZIG pages. 37I cents
Also, Musical Gems. Price 80 cents.
Also Wesleyan Minstrel. Price % cents.
Also, lions Songster. Price 38 cents.
SEP 27-tr GRAY BALLANTYNE 18th st.
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Transition Coal.

rara and Gal L. - o,,,to
.bonaaa ;,sta ~, aathr.csta ana :. ~ 49, qd Az
covered lin large ouantss Al three places mon ouT Globe
VIZ. ~ South tya1as Great Rritan ~ nnt q; p s'
near tbs Rlsck saa and ~ Dsnnhn and - ,s'
pennsyvana Tn the london market this coal comsnds
tba b,gbsst nrica IT. 20 nov ninsd ,no a. astat
f43 oo9 scressl Of the nsnnbin and snspuahn Gso c
nany stnatad In and n t. 10 tha sites
IF Rstmors and Wash;yy 80, ~ an ~ coi .,
zion For aasu anitinn Snrahiitu 10 40 - ay oi. o
bnson sas~ aSaptat;on II the taner nr Of tha eotp
and ~ rsst osvar =; Nat a. q ~ n, I -
he ,nord II has the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ AZ hnminos
coal, with the ciaap;nass Of tha antbrsca ana at
d,roblt than tbar r. h,,ns thont saina @ oot
or visible smoke ana the IL 40 conIt
retains the re Until an he coaI q Mt 40 With
a. .i. ~ s ~ - ss t w ~ M MI
do ,aI bnr n na hy th @ naty
Of sng their ashss 10 nta;n more s,a In hmrnng tbe
Tran s,t;on Gel 49, 4 IA 80 e. a. 81, aaaIa d
bv bandI;n h,r - = ~ , 10 ao I1a. ~ hIa -
b,asJ re a. ~ Iii AZ . -; ~ S -
tskan om t - 1 ~ ~ 1ne "1s' oAiiy 'Aiouiu W
yery erroneous imnression er,,ts with anv ner.ons
that ths h.a.;ssS cnai. ~ ~ go. WI - psLso
PURPOSES Ths might he the Sr. s oI M
s,,ylmsnr INIT pavsr ,haa 49, @ a ~ sUu ~ 1
TayImr,s 1aJoh 1ar, a. %I ~ ~
10, ~ 49,. ~. o. ~ g y Soay le ao.ils ~
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PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersigned
until the 14th instant inclusive for trimming and
forming and travelling street north from h 9th streets
west The street to be In proper FORM gravel to be
the best and clear of stones improper to be inches
In the centre and at the gutter ne to be d.
recty after signing the contract and finished with dispatch
Bidders 70 state the price square yard grayeng
include tho whole job. FRA B. LORD,
Commissioner Sd and 4th Wards.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
THOMAS BAKER,
oct A Assistant Commissioners.
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CHILLs AND FEYERs.

TT seldom radical In fever and ague under
the treatment Of ouinine, arsenic and patent
medicines highly extolled by physicians There OBJ
jecions to the general Of qunine has been
found to contain arsenic and the of II has been followed
by swelling Of the face spleen, liver &C. Another objection
L. the disease very liable to upon slight
or fatigue. The patient viii find permanent cure or the
money refunded at the German Medical Office of Doctors
BROTHERS GRAY, opposite the Smithsonian Institu-
ton Island oct 1-eo2wt
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A BOOK FOR THE TIMES.

ELPS to ife of Holiness and Usefulness Caugheys
Revival Mscelanies. The demand for this book Is
almost unprecedented in the history of Methodist pubca
TONS Six thousand copies have been sold in about four
months The seventh thousand is ready Read these
notices of its character:
"These admirably fitted for producing effect
Immediate powerful effect, upon the popular mind Brief
hitting bold subjective Astounding In anecdote, Illustration
patkos; prosy hating for moment in conf
dent persuasion that sinners to be converted by the
truth they prees home. We unhesitatingly
mend the circulation Of this book"-Rev DR.. Wghtan,
Id. s. O. Advocate.
cit is good work, and all that have bought say
One good brother said, after reading the
the 'Omnpoence of Faith that 1t gave him of
insight of faith than anything he read heard
Baptist minister purchased copy, and carried away
with the spirit of the work"-Rep THEODORE Ill., Of the
Maine Conference
81 like Revival Miscelanies very much 1t will do good
in the church"Rev. g. NJ Carpenter Of Providence Con-
ference.
81 have read the book and not only delighted but
feel that better All who have read it are
greatly pleased"Rer. r. Suin Qfe HolSton Conference.
"Ths book has been great blessing to my SOUL 1t has
fired up my ZEAL and feel like working for the Lord
never did before"-Rer J. H. Montgomery Of alabama.
ave should hardly think it possible for any Christian
read this volume without partaking largely of that holy
JUNCTION which breahes and burns every page"-Reu.
Richard Donke'sley, Of the Providence Conference
sep 20 GRAY BALLANTYNE, 7th st.
MET NURSE WANTED.-one who can bring
w certificate from physician to health, and
full habits will hear of good situation by applying at the
Rank of he Union. Browns marble building.
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GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
FOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE sYsTEl
DIR. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIALI


HEART DISEASES AND NERVOUS CoMPLAINTs.-
y The astonishing happy effect Of DR.. ROSES MEX
Sous CORDIAL for Diseases Of the Heart Papitation,
heartburn Flatulence Pain in the Face, Wakefuness,
hestessness, or for the Mind Body down by
labor or study has induced many physicians TO II In
their pracice For weak constitution II Is grand re-
sorer; II completely from the system all
rtaons and almost miraculous in its rapid happy
effect The weak and the uenty restored
to perfect health before using bottle Price 90 cents
Liver Diseases, Dyspepsia, and Bilious Habits!
II your Liver Is deranged your skin will be yellow; Dys
pepsa Bilious condition of the system will follow; YOU
pressed spirits BY taking Dr. Roses celebrated Railroad
Pills. you will find all the above bad symp
disappear They give strength and richness to the
blood. Boxes 12l3 and rs cents.
Aa- These Pills called RAILROAD PILLS, because
they go ahead of all other Pills in their good effects
RS- Free from Mercury
Do You Suffer with any Paint
If you do you will find immediate relief by using Dr.
ROSES PAIN-CURER 1t is the only preparation whicl
cures almost instantly Sore Throat Rheumatism, from
Colds, Pains in the Side, Back, Limbs Face Ear,
Tooth Ache Stomach wels Side Back; Stiff Neck
Bruises Corns and Chilbains Wherever you have pain
the PainCurer. Safe to all ages and the price ben
80 cent bottles. ..
H The above preparations can be found, with circular
and full directions, at the stores Of :.
H. d. Gilman, w. III. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co.. Samuel Butt,
J. +. Callan, John w. Marin,
Kidwell & Lawrence, Washington city, d. O.
j. L. Kidwell, GEORGETOWN d. G. aug l0-tr
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MORE OF THE SAME SORT,

A MOTHER supply OF DoUdLAss's CHINESE COPY
IA ING INK for copying letters without the Of .
press, for sale Wholesale and retail.
PHILLIPSs PATENT LIQUID GLUE and British Fur
Diture Polish Wholesale and retail
Almond Shaying-cream, by the ounce or pound
Razors Shaving Soaps, Creams Brushes, Sops,
Allin's Metallic Powder for strops
Honey, Windsor, Omnibus, and other Washing Soaps.
Colognes Extracts Clarified Marrow, Pomade and pure
Bears OIL for the hair.
Jules Hausl's celebrated Eau Lustrale for the hair
Song Books, Childrsn's Primers and Toy Books.
Porte.monnaies Tooth brushes, Penknives &c, &c.
R- good assortment of Fancy Stationery Note Paper
Envelopes, Lace do, &c, at Winners
Stationery and Fancy Store, 9th street
oct 4-tr Louisiana avenue.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE FALL DRY GOODS.

TINE Subscribers opening the largest and most
desirable lot Of goods they have offered to the pub
lc consisting Of rich SILK, from 90 cents to per yard
Moussenss, from 121c. to $l25 English and French Me-
rinoes Raw Silks Moussene de Bage; Plain Moussenes,
all shades Ladies' Sacks Cloths and Flannes: and every
kind of goods appertaning to the dygoods trade The
public requested to call and look at them before pur
chasing elsewhere
oct 1-d1m MAGRUDER CALVERT.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,

street, 6stiVeea 18Th and 18th streets.
VNHE SUBSCRIBER has still FIVE seats, which he
would be glad to have occupied by those only who are
prepared to enter upon Classical Mathematical course
and whose sole object is improvement The number Of pu
pills limited to twenty To these he win devote his excu
sve attention In preparing them for college for business
and professional pursuits.
Terms 1880 per quarter payable In advance.
Refer to the Faculty of the Columbian College, COL j. T.
Edwards, Col. Peter Force VIM Gunton, esq Rev X. W.
Cushman. d. D.. Hon. VIM. 8. Morgan, Treasury Depart
ment ID. i. v. Leach, esq, Post Office Department.
Circulars may be obtained at the Bookstores, Of the
subscriber at Mrs. Rsid's.
oct 2-3t$ GEORGE 8. BACON.
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WESLEY AND HIS C0ADJUTORs.

g ELDoM have taken up book Of biography With
which have been well pleased and really proted
as with Wesley and his Coadutors by Prof Larrabee.
Those pure pages sparkle like diamonds with strange
well beautiful Incidents touching in every chord Of
the human heart and arousng Its latent energies deeds
Of noble daring Wesley IL exhibited he really was
most wonderful man; wonderful principally agent Of
Providence 10 reviving pure religion in the world.
The second volume opens with Charles Wesley, that
prince Of lyric poe who made to pass before the reader
30 wedehned that he to his form and hear his
voice. and be thrilled with his sublime hymns rich legacy
left to the Church In all after time
Whiteneld, the peerless orator and devoted Christian
next appears with his machess powers arousng Great
Britain and America with junction that
literally bore down all before It, turning the people God
by thousands, till from the most degradeddegrsded be-
cause forsaken Of their religious eacherspants right
springng up and adjoining the garden
Of the Lord John Fletcher closes the list of notable
hies In the two volumes before and every worthy
Is he to do IT. He s made to pass along in his incem
parable, beautiful simplicity with holiness all but super
human possessing talents that angel might have
ved the acutest and ablest conference.-the writer Of his
own or any subsequent age.-Ztons Herald
For sale by
oct p GRAY & BALLANTYNE, It'll st.
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DIED.

On the 9th instant MERRILL II. ODER, in the 22d year
OF his age, formerly Of Monkton Vermont.
In Alexandria, Virginia, tho 10th ultmo, WILLIAM
GREEN In the Ed year OF his age formerly Of this city
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Toe BURLINGTON HAS RECEIVED
q Another splendid number Of Harpsrs New Monthly
Magazine.
Cbntents Of the October acknowledgements of the Holy
Land-ths Dead Sea, by Jacob Abbott; The Palaces of
France, by John g. O. Abbott Napoleon Bonaparte, by
John g. G. Abbott; Who Mur1fsd Downiei Fragments
from Young Wifss Diary Dldisr's First Batte.the
Capture of Redoubt; Memory and Its Caprices; Bleak
House. by Charles Dickens Monsters Faith; Life
Death Paganini Number Nineteen in Our Street Gossip
about Great Men; Ny Novel, or Varieties In English Life
by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton (oontinued Short Chap
ter Rats; Dark Chapter from the Diary Of Law Clerk
Monthly Record Of Current Events; Editors Table, Ed
tors Drawer; Literary Notices. Comcalities original and
selected, GustratohsD Fashions for October Qlustra
hons-Walking and Home Toilet Girls Toilet, Cap)
time by the Agent, -
JOE SHILLINaTON,
0dson Building cor. Pa. av. and Fouranda-halfst st.
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DoUGHT at the highest market rates at the Bank Of tn,
- Union, News jy I2-n
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First Grand Military Ball

VIyHE WASHINGTON GERMAN YAGERs win give
their first Grand Military Ball at the splendid saloon
In ShanksB Iron Building Pennsylvania avenue north
sde between Ninth and Tenth streets west on Thursday
evening, Oct. Ia, ut O'clock
The Committee the public that no effort their
part the part of the Company win be spared make
this ball as pleasant possible and shall endeayor to
conduct In such manner TO give general satisfaction
Officers Of the militia Of the District and also members Of
volunteer companies Of the District elsewhere who may
attend this Ball. requested to appear In full uniform
Tickets $780, to be had Of tho Committee OF Arrange
msnts and the members Of the Company.
coMSnrTKE OF ARRANoEAENTs
A. LEHMAN,
JACOB AIGLER,
M. RUPPEL,
u. sTROBEL
H. BERGMAN,
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oct oct o. .-.' = GRAY BALLANTYNE, 7th st.

TOE BURLINGTON has received tho Knicksr-
q booker Magazine for October. Among the contents
will be found many able articles
Also Harpers Magazine for Octobera splendid number
New Books Newspapers Stationery, and every thing in
the cheap publication line for sale at
JOE SHILLINGTONS
Bookstore, Odeon Building, corner ~ street and
oct 2 Psnnsylvania avenue.
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Central Academy,

Corner OF E and Tenth streets.
Rey James Nourse, Principals.
IT, Raoult, Teacher Of Modern Languages.
The duties of this institution will be resumed Mons
day. August 30th Circulars be obtained at the book
stores Of Taylor Maury, r. Farnham and Gray Ballan
tyne aug 28-df
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RUGBY ACADEMY,

RUGBY ACADEMY,
Corner of X and 14th streets.
CT. MORRISON, Principal.
r. W. BUSHNELL. NJ. A., Associate Principal.
X. RICHARDSON, Tutor
Mons. 4. RAoULT, Professor Of French Language.
CHARLES ScHMiDT, A. NJ Professor Of German Language
j. GIBSON, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
This Institution will commence its Sixth Annual Seg-
sion the first Of September prompt attendance Of the
pupils is requested.
Circulars be had at any of the bookstores of the
Principal. aug 26-df