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DISCIPLINE.

ton with the school whose habits urc such rs to
render him an unfit companion, or who will not
render ready compliance with the regulations Of
the School. Frequenting of saloons, and attend
ancc upon theatres and balls, are not allowed but
students are required to be ut their respective
places of abode at stated hours. \ respectful OBJ
serv.nce of the Sabbath is required, and at ,
O'Clock p. NJ. each Sabbath, tie Students will
assemble at the University Chapel to study the
Scriptures rs q Bible Class.
The reading of the Scriptures, regarded ms the
only safe text book of morals, will be daily ex-
crcisc of the school.
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PHEIAN'S
rd 9a1oon

PHElAN'S
Billiard falcon.
TIME above Billiard Saloon. with EIGHT FIRST
CLASS PHELAN TABLES, is now open to
the public. The Cushions on these Tables arc the
latest patent, and are great improvement on their
predecessors. The ROOM is fitted up SO as to
combine ELEGANCE with COMFORT. The bar
vii be kept supplied with the very choicest brands
Wines,
Liquors.
co oeGaI:0,
And the subscribers hopc by strict ettenti0n, to
merit the patronage Of all who admi& aud prae.
ticc the GAME OF BILLIARDS.
DAN. LYNCH.
N. r. HUGHES.
72O and 722 Montgomery ST.,
Opposite the New Metropolitan Theatre.
The subscriber bcgs to inform the public that
the above mentioned BILLIARD SALOON is aso
intended to serve as show and salcsroom for
PuELAN'S Patent Combination
Cushions and Model Bll.
Hard Tables,
Aud Billiard Trimmings of every description.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing Billiard Tables will
thus have an opportunity of selecting from va.
ricd assortment, both In style and finish, and can
also test the superiority claimed for the Cushions
and Tables. Mr.. DAN. LYNCH will always be on
hand, and ready to give all required information
DRAFTED BILLIARD TABLES. The subscriber
cordially invites all interested parties to call and
examine. NJ. 4. HUGHES.
Agent for phelnn's Patent Combination Cush.
ions and Modern Billiard Tables.
San Francisco, July Is, 1861. 3s:m0~
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1tlarrird:

At the Washington Hotel, in this place. Aug. 2lst
lS;3 by J. G. Head, J. F., Mr. WILLIiM DEDITLoH TO
Miss JEANETTE McALLIsrER, all of Thurston county.
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e :.
&
Little Giant
FAMILY SEWING Machine Co.,
MILLER e. BUCKL1N, Agents.
NO. 2o3, MONTGOMERY STREET, RUSS BLOCK,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Price reduced to $l5, instead Of
S25.
VTVO practically develop and perfect the Sewing
Machine art is to carry Joy and gladness to
no small portion of the civilized world; but to
render the Sewing Machine art in the highest dc.
gree useful, it is necessary
l. To divcst tho Sewing Machine Of every loose
and clumsy attachment, aud every fancy and conf
plicatcd contrivance.
2. must be simple in its construction through
out, that it may be easily understood and readily
adjusted.
s. It must be certain in its results.
4. 1t must be adapted to a great range Of work
rs most families can have but one machine for all
kinds of sewing.
S. 1t should be strong ind durable in all its
parts. The above and more We claim for the Lit
tic Giant Family Sewing Machine. It is an easy
task to offer high-soupdng references and mem
tions-and still easier to publish nonsensical med
al talk of Flippant and Flattering testimonials
which is of no earthly service to the buyer since
the poorest machines furnish them in the greatest
abundance, and that too of necessity, to conceal
their lack of merit. The Giant Family Sewing
Machine has passed the fiery ordeal of all ma
chimes, both high and low, for the past year, and
the severe scrutiny of the most skeptica. but has
come out unscathed, and now stands before the
public .s the best f mily sewing machine in use
Cast or machines are advertised daily for low and
half p.ices which are worthless, the public
well know. We, therefore, would seek simply m
intelligent examination of the merits of our ma
chimes in comparison with the high priced MA
chimes. Every machine warranted and kept in
order free Of charge.
RCcollcct, Price only $50.
N. u. We have no connection with any other
agency. firm, or company whatever. a full sup
ply of Machines, HEMMERS, Needles, Silk, Twist,
and everything appertanng to Sewing Machines,
constantly on hand, wholesale or retail. Orders
promptly attended to.
MILLER h BUCKLIN,
General Agents for the Little Giant Family Sew
ing Machines, 2O3, Montgomery Street, Russ
Block San Francisco.
n-26:3-m.
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>t,nlav. A dispatch says Gen. Gilmore
..""ccnrjed in reaching Charleston with one
ofn;s long range guns, and had tlroun shot
;".o Nh, CITY TO such an extent rs to call forth
a,r Of truce from Beauregard. No special
confirmation Of this had been received, but it
is believed.
baltimore, Aug. 19.-1'he American has
letters from its editor dated oft Morris Island,
i've o'clock, p. NJ, which says the rebels piled
.,rd bags on the wharfs against the rear wall
~ sumter, forty feet hight, to protect the
,",razines from Gilmore's shore guns. There
. , but few shots fired on Sunday. 1t is
,.,nsrolIy understood that an assault will BE-
s,n,J,. tomorrow. The weather is favorable
s,r on.rations. Gilmore's health is much
better.
HEADQUARTERS of the Army of the Potomac,
Arc. 17.-Therc are symptoms emphatic of
movement in the army. Troops left
N.yaulria for New York last week, and
,nor, will follow. The time for advance ON
Richmond not arrived.
The Army Of the Potomac will probably
,e,ire TO poi,ts near Washington and defend
.hot and the line of the Potomac. and after
tb,. op.ratons in the south have been Success
an, will renew its march on the rebel Capital
In conjunction with the troops approaching
in other directions.
New York, Aug. 20.-Moncy easy at 6
and 7. Gold lowtr--oprning at 25s and
closing dull at 2ls a 24a
Rochester, n. y. Aug. l9.-The demo.
critic convention met at 10 A. NJ and resolved
TO proceed with iii, session with closed doors.
and To issue series of resolutions instead OF
an address. 4 National Committee was APP
no;nted. Ex-Governor Hunt was called in
and aft.r the interview, the convention adj
journed sine die.
Cincinnati, Aug. 20.-John a. Gurley,
late member of Congress, died yesterday at
ternoon. lie had been appointed Governor
of Arizona.
WHITrILNG.-One Tomlinson, member OF
the Connecticut Legislature, who possesses
the Yankee passion for whiting and INDUCES
in that amusement to Il great extent, received
lately bundle Of shingles by express, to b'
used as whiting material. Tonlinson duly
distributed them among the whiting mem
bcrs Of the house, who We're delighted with thu
donation and very thankful to the unknowl
sivcr. The lIardford Press protests against
any more such proceedings: "lt a Yankee
Legislature is to be provided with such luxu
rirs, they will prolong the session until mex
Spring"
IL The survey of the California and Ore
son railroad route is rapidly progressing.
~ W. are indebted to Clpt. Finch fol
late papprs
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Uelu advertisement.
UNIVERSl
OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

TIME university established at Seattle on Puget
Sound by Legislative enactment, and in ac-
cOrdance with an act of Congress approved July
18th 1884, being completed, now opens its doors
to all those who desire to avail themselves of the
facilities it affords for acquiring thorough ac-
acquaintance with the common and higher English
branches, and also the usual Collegiate course of
Study.
The Board of Regents have recently elected W.
F.. Barnard, a. NJ, President of the University.
Mr.. Barnard is Il graduate of Dartmouth Col
lege, and was for two years at the head of one Of
the most fourishing Academies of New England.
His subsequent experience as Principal Of La Gre
ole Academy mt Dallcs Oregon anG still later, the
reputation he acquired while connected with the
Willamette University ut Salem, as a thorough
teacher and discpnarian, justify the cxpecta-
ton that the University Of Washington Territory
under his management, will rank second to mono
on thc Pacific Coast
ENDAR.
The School Year will he divided into four Ses-
sions of eleven weeks each
irst or Fall Session opens, Sept. I, 1868.
Second or Winter Session opens Nov. 30, 1863.
Third or Spring Session opens February 18th,
1864.
Fourth or Summer Session, opens May 9th, 1864.
Course of Study.
Inc Stuuies t1at e'ch schO'nr shal pursue, Will
be determined by the instructors, while the wishes
of the patrons will be complied with, so far az
they may not conflict with the systematic progress
of the student. All will be required to pursue
Reading, photography, Writing, Geography and
Mental Arithmetic, or pass Il satisfactory examin-
alton in the before engaging in more ad-
| vanced studies. Glasses formed ut the commence
ment of the Fall Term, will continue without in.
tcrruption through the year, or until the subjects
considered shall have been mastered. II is there
fore very desirable that those purposing to join
the School, do so ut the commencement Of the
year, those coming later must join classes al
ready formed.
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IL The survey of the California and Ore
gon railroad route is rapidly progressing.
~ W. are indebted to Cipt. Finch for
late papers.
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1S63 THE 1868.
pESSsyIyANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

PESSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With ts connections, to,ns no,,,-r
THE SHORTEST AND oO'hEsi ho't
Faon NEw.YonK TO rnE rs'A','.. w.siLR. IRIS
s.v .u trains run daily N.~ c'A - rhads ha, w
New. Jersey and Camden and Amboy Line. .,,,,.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS rvh IhE WEsT ~ rhls
ROUTE IEAkE NEw-iOKh fROI THE
FOOT OF CoURrLASDTST
BY way Of Phi adspha the morning PASSENGERS leave New.
York st other evening passengers
ct .. NJ, hour later than otheriiaes
by way oil Alcnown. evening passen seis leave M
arrive Al the same tim. Northern hines ia chicago and 81
points in the Northwest Cre'me Indianapolis Louisville,
St Louis Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and al main
points Vest, with fewri e.aises Oh cars ma. =, .
Sleeping Car. witloa, change from Philadelphia 10
P,.bnrrs a4 mics and Newly orb PlsouIgh AZ mica
Smoking aud Saloon CsI, Oh oil trains
Fare the same ~ other routes.
Baxxns~ checked through. Transfers free.
Secure tieAs'' se.J snsr used ~ ;;.eg<sh
The PennsyIvaaia Central Company runs Emisrant
Accommodation Line which sHprds comfortable mode Of
travel parties moving wcstw AID half the usual rates
VI fare ,,,. 90
By this route, feishts Of y. descriptions bs Forwarded
and from any point on the Railroads Of Onto KENTUCKY.
ROAD DIRECT or to any port the navgabs vsn Of The
West by from Pittsburgh
In: nate. freight e and from amy paint 10 the ys,ss
cha s-d by other RAtosd Companies Merchants ana
shippers nIrusins the II their Freight 20 TINS
Company cAn rely with esnsdsnSr on '' speedy 'fs"'@
Farmers and Desers In Live Sock vii hnd tbs mees
advantageous route Cspacioae lard well wsiseo sna w
piled with every convenience have been opsd Oh tn nne
Harrisburg where w be und every os
feeding and !es.ins choice y offered Of ne rs
J. L. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent, No. Assor MOUSE
LEECH L Co. Freight Agents, 4, ,.,ux
Nc A''Sr HSS,s and no. SeJ a".o.
ENOca LEWIS, General Superintendent, Altoona 70
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Corporation Notices.

rJNHE COMMITTEE ON STREETS Of the
Il BOARD on ALDERMEN viii meet GA MONDAY,
the l?l int at O'Clock D. H. in TIE chamber u tho Board
Of Adnep foI the purpose OF Considering Ia. subject res.
tive the OPENING Of AkN-ST. All parties Interested
respectfully requested 20 spIrsr vhat further notice
CHARLES J. ChfPP. Committee
JOHN HARDY,
y. l. A. BOOLE, } StTeSta
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oyncs o, rmu srlxrr eornIssIoxs,,


eoscd In s-ed envelope, indorsed with the title OF the
b. ~ sivrd this elhee unit, II O'Clock H. TUESDAY,
October 20, ItC1;
For regulating and grading 6iI.ysecond street. between
Ninth and Tenth avenues
For rfutiay aud 81 ding Seventy street. between
Eishth avenue and broadway.
Curb gutter. aid tagging Eighty ninth street. between Ihnd
asd fiitb svenu.s
Cub su,.sr and nasrns Seventy fourth 'r'- bsswsen
Second AID Third sven.
Curb gutter. tagging Sixteenth street om Avenue 10
East River.
For regulating grading curb gutter and tagging Seventy.
6r.t street, ffor1 Esh.h svcDu- 20 broadway .
For regulating grading. cub gutter and fssgine One Hund
red and Twenty seventh street Tom SECOND to hfd avenue.
For regurins grading curb gutter and tagging Fifty
seyen,h street iroin seventh g. L igh,h avenue.
For rTua grading curb gutter and tagging Fny nntn
street, ffouI inst TO last River.
For Regulating tdng cErb gutter ard naFsins ODe ffuno
red and street from bird 70 fourh avenue
for regulating grading curb gutter aud nsg-ips On-hund'
thirty secoLd firh TO - v-nih
regulating grading euro gutter and hass tny-nn,h
III ret. from Third 10 Fourth Agenue. -
F0rrgIs Ing grading curb rtt.~r and nAsgins my nAtn
street. from second to Inild 1yeBue.
New house for Hoe Company No. H.
New house for iio.. Company No. 81.
New house for Hose Cor psLy No u.
New lous. fol Engine Company No. Il
AlieistiJn. and additions 10 house Of Engine Company
No. ~. -
All nations and additions 70 house IL Hoe Company NO. ~.
Dredging alp foot Of iii cth street. North River.
Dredging zip between pier. ~ and u, Nortb River
Drrds ns alp between pier. 81 nd - Nortt kvef -
Blank fTns Of psopos.. together with the siecncson.
and asrcrIsen cap b. og!sinea tnis oics-Dsed street
CHARLES q. CORNELL,
Street Commissioner.
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
tsns on this Rosd will arrive and depart from foot Of Barclay
st. New York via Hoboken. Important changes In time o
running WV b. made that date. fi which zee BILLS
j. b. BASSlN0EI1 Superintendent
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NEW-YORK and WASHINGTON

NETWORK and WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE,
Semi Weekly between NEW.iORk, WASHINGTON aud
OEORGETOWN u. c.
Regular Sailing Days. SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, a.
4o'ciock p.
From PIER No is FAST RIVER foot OF Walls.
For freight or passage apply 70 =, .,~uu
JAMES HAND, As-ut, No. III Wall st.
MORGAN L RHINEHART. As,nts, Washington and
(,oretlowu d. &.
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Excursions.

EXCURSIONS to CONEY ISLAND.-The
ROAD COMPANY run every sx minutes from Fulton and
Cshspe Ferries Brooklyn connecting City line with cars
for Ureenhs Grsvesnd Sheepshead Bay and Coney Island
Brooklyn. May ~ 1905 w. L. T. COAE' SuPt
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-FALL A

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-FALL AR
IL ACCOMMODATIONS janice slip and Sihst, T. r.
s mr. Mail Train for 0reenport stopping ct oil Stations
and $3.50 Express Train. stoFpius jamaica Mness
Jsrusa and ali stations ITO Gieenpor FOR ishP "a
M and 3: " D. for Syosset ut and II u, ana t'S
o. IN. For Hampstead Ct and II g w. and 80 ~ ana
$3.50 p III. For Jamaica at and II M, and 3'a A' %"
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN-To Ysphanh, Il gas q
m from 3hs. stopping at iii staona Fare for TINS tsan
OF excursion rates. 49,,
PING u ell stations
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, va !Eh:
sEY CITY-Iisl and Express Lines leave New YoTk ct
aud 10 q w., L. O. 7:U and ll:p p IN. Fare % Throses
baggage checked VI and 10 and 1880 and llV Ne
for Wsshiugton aud 1t Z and q o. for the West
}. w. WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for any trains anss devers9
and 10 minutes advance Of tbs Of Leaving
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NEW-YORK g. NEW-HAvEN RAILROI
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY s, 1863
Passenger Station In NewYok. 2ths and 4hs
Entrance 2th 81

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New-Hsv EEL li,so = m l2:ls tExh IN
Ex.l $50 $3.50 and p m.
For bridgeport T. y tExl li;aoa M; ials GEL 10
10. Milford and strssford T. Ii:3oa M $780, $50
For FsTteld Southport snd wsstpor II 40 w. $50
$50 p IN. .
$50 4 70, $50, Up IN. .
For Dsiisn and Groeswich, 1sao. ii:o nj sse. 40
Fof stanford l. 9 (EIlsa ii:OA m ia:ls EIh IN
Fos Port Chester and nsermedisss stations $50. ;os
n. $50, 40. $50 500 NJ
For Port Chester and New-Rocbens p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield N. (Ex 20 tEx p N
For Bostou. via Shore Line. l2:l3 tEx D. P M
For Hartford aud Springfield, . ". lEx), nO, ~
FOR Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal (EIh
II 70 O. in and 2: ~ p 70 Northampton.
Por Hartford, ProvideHcs aud FishkW Railroad, (Exb
II 30
For New Haven. New London and Stoninston Railroad q
For Csnai Railroad. H. Is p. m. TO Northampton. -
For Housstonic Rsuroad, $3.50 p Nj TO New M
ford Wednesdays aud Saturday.; 70 Pittsheld-
For Eagatuck Railroad. . a. M, 1880 y H.
For Dslbury and NorwsA Railroad. = M, $50 p m
Commodious Sleeping Cars sttsche! to p N. Trains
JAMES II. hOiT Superintendent.
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STEAMBOATS, amo Railroads.

.nAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The steamboat
~ DANIEL DREW leaves Jayst. every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday, ct M, aud 3Ghss at I;io W. are
Yopks ~ cents fare Wcs. Point aud Newbureh -
oent to Poughksepse $l to Rhnebeok. Tivoh. Catskl
aud Hudson 81 Isl TO Albany 81 30 CONNECTING With N l.
C~htrs and Northern kaoads The Armenia leaves on A.
tsrnste days, from HarrisoDst-
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Ocean 6ieGmere.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first:
class steamer will leave New York the 3D. l3th and ~
81 each month except when those dates fall on SUNDAf
when the day Of departure viii be the MONDAY t9howng
For freight pssage apply at the only once 10 DOW
Ing -Ieen. ID. b. ALLEN' agent
flor NEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-Ihe first
class u. S. mail steamship LOCUST POINT Capt sam
mue Hoffman. will leave Pier No 0 N. r. on THChoDAf;
Oct u.s. No freight received nor bills Of adng signed
II. B. CROMWELL Co., No. 86 Westst
TJNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN EEW-YOkK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL CALI
ARABIA Noodle leaves Boston Wednesday Sept. %
CHINA Anderson leaves New iork. .dnesdsy Oct
EUROPA Shannon. aves Boston "Wednesday Oct. II
PERSIA Lott. .leeyes New York. Wednesday, Oct II
AFRICA Stone leaves Boston. ednesday Oct ~
SCOTIA Judkns leaves New York. Wednesday Nov
YRon nkwYoRK To LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Pssssge. ..................."SlS1
Second Cabin Passage. W w
BosIok To LIVERPOOL
Chef Cabin Passage ..'..''.'.'.''''''''"SItass
Second Cabin Passage. .........s..-....... % w
payable In cold its equvsn United states currency
Berhs o secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board
The owners these ships Ill not be- accountable Tor specie
unless Bills OF Lsdn; having the value expressed
arc signed therefor.
For Freight or Passage apply 10
y. tINARD. No Bowling green.