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~ Ex Represents tiye r. T. Fenton Ia spo.
On q a. q candidate for Governor OF new
York By the Republicans Of that Stae.
- A colossal statue OF tho late Prince con-
sort has been inaugurated by Queen Victoria
1t Perth.
ries at Pitsburg Is s., with total capacity per
week OF $4,000 barrels.
r. The ost crop Of Iowa. both a. regards
Quality and quantity IL one OF the best gathered
Tor years.
and 80 In Pittsburg. -.-.-.
~ Portland, Maine, IL taxable for nearly
s87,CC0.tOO OF real and personal estate
~ Gen. Cutler, of the Army OF the Poto.
mac, 10 In Boston, on furlough.
nTGeneraI Schenck has been renomtnatSd
for Congress in the I'd Ohio district
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~ The Democrats Of New York held mass
meeting in the City Hall Park on Wednesday
evening, to ratify the nomination Of George B.
Mcclellan by the Chicago Convention. Ac-
cording to the New York press Tammany Hall
was Illuminated, several hundred guns were
fired, brilliant pyrotechnic display provided,
the people to come out, but as far as numbers
were concerned, the gathering was not sue
cess. Hon. James Brooks, A. Oakley Hall and
Judge Daily were the leading speakers, fol-
lowed by a host OF lesser lights.
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ARREST OF DIsLOYAL CITIZENS OF vIR
GINA,

Our troops stationed in Fairfax and Loudon
counties, Va, having been greatly molested of
late by bushwhackers, it has been determined
to put stop to it by arresting the disloyal
citizens of the neighborhood, many Of whom
are believed to be connected with these rebel
gangs. Yesterday 80 warm rebel sympa.
thlzers, residing in the counties above named,
were brought to this city and committed to the
Old Capitol to await an investigation. Among
the number were two who bear the title of
"Reverend." They were all brought to the
city on horseback and in wagons, and as they
were nearly all dressed in .'grey" or shome-
spun, it was difficult to tell them from the
genuine "Johnnies." twenty-five horses,
picked up in Virginia by our troops, the own
ers Of which are unknown, but are supposed to
belong to the bushwhackers, were sent in with
these disloyal men, and were placed in the
Government stables for the present
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(By the Peoples Line-Omce Sill Ninth street
NEW York, Sep. 2.-U. 8. 1881, coupon 6's,
l07X;U. s. 52Os, l1OX; Certificates Of 1ndebt-
sdness, 93x; Gold, 252; N. Y. Central, 1904;
Erie, 100; Hudson River, 1861; Harlem, =;
Reading, l33K; Michigan Central, l34H; Michi-
gan Southern, san; Illinois Central, l2SH;
cleveland and Plttsburg, lux; Cleveland and
Toledo, 1876; chicago and Rock Island, 1094
milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, 3d.. Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago. ia; Alton and
Terra Haute. SIS: Chicago and Northwestern,
81; Quicksilver, sex. s. 49,
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND OLoTHIsG,}
September l, 1854. !
Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed " Pro-
pos.ls, for Navy Clothing, and Clothing Mate
rails" will be received at this bureau until two
o'clock p. M on the 18th day of October next, for
furnishing and delivering son RECEIVING thirty
CIsrlestown, Mass. and Brookiy N. T., in such
numbers and quantities and At such times as may
be specified BY the chief of this bureau or by the
ly, the numbers and quantities of the differ emit
ticles, and ut the places specified in the following
ltef
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REBEL OFFICERS.

Lieut.. J. H. Franklin, Of the 18th Virginia,
and Lieut.. r. M. Hammer, of the 56th Vir-
GINA, who were captured by portion Of the
Army Of the Potomac, and sent to Point Look
out, were transferred to this city yesterday,
and committed to the Old Capitol.
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::}6S7 I
rr D STREET.
3367

J. T. KIDwELL. RICHARD HHNDKRsoH.
80 KIDWELL HENDERSON,
No. 367 street, near Ninth, Franklin Hall
a. fa Building, 49,, 49,
would respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they are now receiving their PAL
Btock Of PAP1nHANGINGS and WINDoW
SHADEs, PAPER CURTAINS, PI0TUR1 CORDS
and TAeSELS, &c. All Of the --latest .styles and
ct the loWost cash prices.
An paper hung In the city or COUNTRY By exps-
risnced workman, 1t ebert notice. 49,.
Remember the place, 10. S6T direct, neae
IN. SSStsA "a - .lul a6r
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Ii.
Rosseau has Fight with the Rebel Il aid
tPs-He Drives tn EN- Three Miles.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Rlifee Inc PHeseufs far n nhn

The latest information from the Army Of the
Potomac II that Wednesday passed without
any changes In the relative positions Of the
opposing armies which can be Of any interest
TO the general reader.
The monster 6fteen-i inch mortar, mounted on
a railroad car, has recently been run up the
road opposite to Petersburg, and a few shells
thrown By Il into the city. The object of this
va 10 deter the rebels from firing on our pic 4.
cts, and 1t seems to have been partially sue
Frt
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RELEASED.

RELEASED.
Thirty more Of the sixty rebel sympathizers
and suspicious characters arrested in Loudon
county, Va, week or two ago, were released
from the Old Capitol yesterday upon their pa
role Of honor, not to do anything injurious or
detrimental to the United States Government
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IMPORTANT ORDERS IN RELATION TO
REBEL OESERTERS

Gen. Grant has issued an order from his
headquarters in the field, under date Of August
%, which directs that hereafter deserters from
the Confederate army, who deliver themsel yes
up to the United States. will, on taking an oath
that they will not again take up arms during
the present rebellion, be furnished subsistence
and free transportation to their homes, If the
same are within the lines Of Federal occupa.
ton. Iftheir homes are not within such lines,
they will be furnished subsistence and free
transportation to any point In the northern
States.
All deserters who take the oath OF allegiance
will, II they desire 1t, be given employment In
the quartermasters and other departments of
the army, and the same remuneration paid them
as is given to civilian employees for similar
services.
Forced military duty, or services endanger-
ing them to capture by the Confederate forces,
will not be exacted from such as give them.
selves up to the United States military au-
liberties.
In addition to the above, Provost Marshal
General Fry has issued an order exempting
rebel deserters from the draft, and prohibiting
them from being received as substitutes or re-
cruits.
These orders will have the tendency Of in
creasing assertions from the rebel army, and
will cause many to come within our lines who
were heretofore deferred from doing SO by fear
of being placed in the military service Of the
United States, where they would be exposed
to capture and punishment by the Confeder-
ates, from whom they could expect no mercy.
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ON ALBAVE OF ABSENCE,

Capt J. T. Potts, comm anding officer Of the
military detectives and patrols at the head
quarters of the Military District OF Washing
ton, left the city for the North this morning,
on a fifteen days leave Of absence. Lieut.. W.
H. Tyrrell, Of the Veteran Reserve Corps, will
have charge OF the Office during Capt. Potts
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN

OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
The Surrender Of Fort Morgan-General
Canby's Official Report-Sfxty Guns In
eur Possession-Large Quantity Of Mate.
rial secured-No intelligence from Grant,
Sherman or Sheridan.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1-1050 P. M.
TO Major General Dir, Nep York:
This department has just received General
Canby's official report Of the surrender of Fort
Morgan:
NEW ORLEANS, August 24.-Fort Morgan
surrendered Internationally at p. m. on the
23d instant ED. E. 8. CANBY,
"Major General"
"NKw ORLEANS, August A.-By the surren-
der of Fort Morgan we have about six hundred
prisoners, sixty pieces Of artillery, and large
quantity of material.
HIn the twelve hours preceding the surren-
der, about three thousand she'll were thrown
into the fort
1.-The citadel ard barracks are entirely de-
stroyed, and the works generally much injured.
Many Of the guns were spiked, the carriages
burned, and much of the ammunition destroyed
by the rebels.
1.-THE losses in the army were one man killed
and seven wounded.
"ED R. S. CANDY, Major General"
Nothing has been received day from Gen.
erals Grant, Sherman or Sheridan.
EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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LOST AND FOUND.

sss Pgsts f g shs ss &
fbs aaaeH VII % iiSs.slly Te~sraed By leaving il
at the Second Ward Station. 2-2t.
T OsT-On the O'Clock train from Baltimore, .
T.
finder will be LITERALLY rewarded BY leaving II at
OK REwARD.-strayed or stolen on the 18th
months old white st ar in the forehead, front feet
turn out. The above re xarf vii! DO given If re-
LIST and I'd streets sep2St*
CAME TO THE sUBSCRIBERS PREMISES,
u ON the LIST instant white BULL; two pieces
about years old. The owner is requested to prove
property and 'a1 sR e. !" PpHHfIL1psoN, 10th st.,
sep23tt between and I. Navy Yard.
U10 REWARD..-strayed9 or stolen, Sunday
SlU night; g chestnut colored COW, white
ward viii ib Be paid if Brought to No. 40 Sd street
's ssrssst! and B streets NORTH A. sEYpo1pr
7 OsT-on the slst instant, small dark gray
i MARE, without shoes. Had, when lost, the
distemper: liberal reward viii be given y re-
avenue, Liquor Store. sepl2t*
T OsT-A BLACK POCKET MEMORANDUM
- BOOK containing papers; , Of no value, except
street. between tn and sth. sep l.sts
&S REwARD .-strsyed Or stolen from The sub
",
with white face in calf, with . rope on her neck
and one of her ears split. Above reward will be
given at Jackson Alley. between g and AZ streets.
Coz REWARD Stolen from the subscriber
ID SO near Ciarksville, Howard county, Md :,
Aug. 18th, black HORSE, with star in his fore
head, about Is or Is hands high. with one white
bind foot: years old. Twill pay the above reward
sep l.st. HEzEK1AH LINTHIOoM.
$40 REwARD.-straysd or stolen, on the asth
@lV ult,. one mouse. colored cow had two
small holes through each horn, ana had the use of
but three tits will give the above reward to any
one that will return her, or tell me where she can
be found A. R. LADD,
SEPT St. 542 18th street, Island.
COX REwARD.-stolen on the night Of the
about $50, With small star In his forehead. LETT
hind foot white. scar about ~ ches long on his
right rump, with touch of the heaves: will
pay the above reward for his recovery. Apply to
or address BENZ. G. CISSEL, Clarksville, How
ard county, Md. sep l-3t*
VAME TO THE SUBSCRIBERS PREMISES,
~ about the LIST inst, red and white cow,
white stripe down her back: and white under her
belly years Old mob S0HE Ra T. W. DF k4iS,s
e. REWARD-,sstrayedor or, stolen from the sub
sDC scriber, on the 18th inst,
TWO Mich cows
One dark red :. a leather belt on her neck. crum-
pied horns, both ears cropped and little split in
one of her ears.
The other is large red and white Cow. with
similar horns to the other. Both advanced in
years.
The above reward will be paid for their return
to Mrs. r. CONEOR, New Jersey avenue. bet, L
spd New York avenue, or to ED. SOANLON. cor.
4th and SITS au 3l-3t*
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BROKEN UP.-Last night Sergeant Milstead,
with Officers Pierce, L. d. Milstead, Gordon
and Crump, made q descent on the well known
house No. 335 b street south, Capitol Hill, and
arrested the following inmates Carrie Will.
hams, Anna Jones. Margaret Elliott, Emily
Sarah Robertson and Anna Gallagher, who
were taken to the Fifth Ward Station, along
with James Dunbar, Walter Sheets, Aaron
Dale, James Garlin, Chas. Morgan. Isaiah
Moore and John Goodwin.
When the police entered the house business
was very brisk, and quite fiutter was created;
some OF those who had retired being aroused SO
suddenly that they dressed with difficulty.
The whole party were KEEP: at the station
h.use all night, and this morning Justice Fer
guson fined Ann Gallagher (who proved to be
the manager of the houee) 80, and the other
girls IS each, and dismissed the men with q
lecture. The Sergeant took possession OF the
keys of the house, and will turn them over to
the Superintendent of Police, and it is proba.
BILE that the alleged proprietor, Mena Berrin-
ger, Of Rockers Division. will be sent to court.
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RuMpus AT COLUMBIA GARpRN.-Last a

RUMPUs AT COLUMBIA GARDRN.-Last night
a discussion commenced among some of the
visitors at Columbia Garden, on 18th street,
near Ohio avenue, as to the merits of Lincoln
and Mcclellan and the arguments assumed
the knock down character. A soldier, name
unknown, who spoke for Mcclellan WAS
knocked down. A citizen went to pick him up,
and he in turn was knocked down by Robt
Gross. Policeman Parker and Mills were
called upon 10 preserve the peace. Parker
seized Cross, and the latter drew a revolver,
which the officer managed to secure. The VS.
ltors Of both sexes were thrown into confusion
for short while, and an evacuation OF the
premises was about to follow, when Gross was
secured and taken to the Second Ward Station.
This morning when the case was called tor
hearing by Justice Clayton. Gross asked that
it be set for trial at O'Clock this afternoon, and
gave bail for his appearance at that time, when
he will be prepared with witnesses for defence.
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the option Of the bidder and in case more than one
article is contained in this offer, the chief OF tbs
bureau will have the right to accept one er more
the remainder The Prize mxst be xxiform dnd Of
(ers must eb, ace all Of any one or more articles de
licer0ble at all ths stations.
For the description of articles in the above list
bidders are referred to the sampler At the said
varda and tn the advertisement OF this bureau d.
ted july a. 1855 and for information 40 to the laws
and re relations in ram phlet form re srding
fracts to the officers of the several commAndants
The depar time Mt reserves the right to reject ABy
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent.
p,icntion to the navy agent ct Boston, New York,
Or Phiisd elphia, and ct this bureau. sep 2-lawlw
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New Orleans to assume the editorship of the
New Orleans Daily Times, the new Union
paper.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.


Attempt of the Rebel Raiders to Destroy
Rssseau on their Track with q Large
Force.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Fifteen guerrilias,
under Billy McGrande, are reported to have
thrown an engine off the track Of the Lebanon
branch OF the railroad to-day, six miles from
New Haven. Thsy burned the express bag
gage car, robbed the passengers, and then left
In the direction of Bardstown.
Jesseys gang Of two hundred guerrillas re.
turned to-day from a raid to the OHIO river,
and enramped four miles from New CASTLE.
Ths Inhabitants of that town momentarily ap.
prehend an attack.
Passengers from Nashville say that Wheel.
er, Forrest and Roddy are engaged tearing mp
the track of the Great Western Railroad be.
tween Nashville and the Tennessee river.
The Nashville Union says that Rosseau has
made such q disposition of his force that these
rebel commands cannot injure the railroad,
and that Rosseau has gone ont to give Wheeler
battle.
Rosaeau has Fight with the Rebel Raid.
tPs-He Drives them Three Miles.
NASHVILLE, Sept. IA rebel force, estimated
at 1000 strong, with twelve guns, Were within
II miles OF Nashville, on the Murfreesooro'
pike, at daylight this morning. MAJOR Gen.
Rosseau, with q body Of cavalry and infantry,
ny's advance early this morning. Sharp Skin
mishipg ensued with varying success.
At the last accounts Rosseau had driven the
rebels three miles towards Murfrsesboro.
Messengers from the advance report that
Wheeler's whole force is between this city and
Murfreesboro.
There rs a considerable force Of rebels at
Lebanon.
Prisoners and some wounded have been sent
In from Rosseau's front.
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DROP. J. W. KRyIS,
= DANCING AND WALTZING ACADEMY,
TenTpRerapcS Hal < street. between 9th and 10th.
PEOf. AkE1S has the honor OF announcing to
his friends, patrons, and the public, that he a
vi resume the duties Of his profession on
S'elsei e. Ss3ti snsn. and 'e ON 0WSEbNss. e
PAY AFTnRN00N. September 7, 1t O'Clock. for
DAYS AND HOURS or TUITION.
For Ladies, Misses, and Masters, ON WEDNES.
O'Clock.
Gsptismsn,s Glass, on MONDAY and W1DNRS-
The Hall has been thorou ehly renovated By the
ProisssoTa Tor the better Accommodation OF his
music and book stores, and It the Hall. Ror fur.
thef informadon, apply ct the Hall during the
hours OF tuition. "a q It
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OGn SEVENTH STREET. OCN
OOS Between / and T. OOJ
FURNITURE AND HOCSHKEEPING ARTI-
Giles

WEBKG LEAVE TO CALI THE ATTENTION
of the citizens of Washin Gton, andn
the public generally, to our large
and comp lete assortment of House x
-A- Furnishing Goods. which we are !
1880 selling cheaper than any other House in
the city Such as Carpetng, Oil Cloth, Mating,
Sideboards, Bureaus, Wardlobss. Writing Desks,
Ar d Book Cases Bedsteads, Mattresses, Hair Cloth
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Sofas, Tables, Wash
stands. Lounges also Tubs, Buckets, Brooms,
Baskets, Whisps, Busters. Basket Chairs. Brushes,
Cali At $50 7th street before you purchase.
A discount of 10 per cent. siioMed on al bills
ae.16t Successor to Bontx & Griffith.
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ROOFING CEMENT.

II ROOFING CEMENT
To Roofers, Timers, Skaters. Builders, and
others:
Having become Agent for one of the largest
R00fING MATERIALS,
/ offer for sale
at low prices.
The trade literally dealt with.
J. j. SULLIVAN,
sep7-4t" Corner Of 9th and the Canal.
ORPHANS COURT. SEPTEMBER Sd. 1864
~ DIs1 RIOT or COLUMBIA. COUNTY OF WASHING
TON so,t: In the of Charles T. Hawkins, Ad-
minstrator of John Hawkins. deceased, the
Administrator aforesaid has; with the appreciation
ofthe Orphans Court Of Washin gton County afore-
said appointed SATURDAY the 2lth day Of Septem.
Der next for the final and Of
the personal estate Of said deceased, and of the
assets in hand, far as the same have been col;
lected and turned into money; when andiw here all
the creditors and heirs of said deceased are
to attend oat The ORPHANS UGurt 81 washington
vouched. or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit in said deceaseds estate: provided
acopy of this order be published once week for
three weeks in the Evening Star, previous to the
Test: z. O. ROBBINS,
sep 2-laW3W Register Of Wills.
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RArnin ssnI ,et 1ss1 9 MI HfNGk
LEY'S Emporium, No. 3"1 PennsyIvanis avenue,
south side; Of new and elegant PATTERNS from Mad.
Madame has just returned from New York with
the largest and most complete assortment Of styles
in all its branches. CIoaks and Mantiilas made to
order. Prize Medal Skirts and Corsets, Skirt 81
evators. mirror of Fashion ;" c., at 3O1 Penn
sylvania avenue. between 9Th and 10th streets
south side au 81 At
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING the month
Just passed, the CLERK of the Court issued Ii2
licences to marry, of which az were to black
couples, one OF them being to a man who only
knew his intended wife's name was Annie
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RRICKS FOR Observation-Disclosures at R. Dodge's
ton, Virginia. Always on hand 900 merchant
able bricks, which We viii sell at $l2.5o per M, de-
livered on the wharf at Geor gstown. Apply at the
foot OF 18th st. west and canal
An SOIvs q BRYANT A. co
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MISS NJ. J. PLATT, AT THl NUMEROUS
~ l s9iststi%ns Of her many friend: and ensso.
her SHOW Rooms. No. 246 Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th. An N-lvr
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COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-L1ast night, John
o. Little was arrested tor aisault1ng colored
servant In Mrs. Werners restaurant Penn.
sylvania avenue, near 9Th street, and knocking
him on the head with bottle. He was taken
before Justice 0tberson by oflicef Lynch. and
committed % Jail for court
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NOT1CE TO SUTLERs.-Adouble. deck BARGE
INLLiso tons.in good order, all ready for use.
can be bought on reasonable terms. Sale to close
concern. Apply to Capt. Cushmsn on board Barge
ksg.neoy y at Ship Yard. Alexandria, .Vs.:.o or
to Mr.. LamPkin, at Palmsr's Wharf, foot Of 18th
street, Washis gton. D o or to Plowens L Bowen,
No. King street, Alexandria Va, au S-2ws
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EXEMPTION CLUB.-There is now being
r. formed Club for the purpose of procuring
substitutes for men Of its NUMBER Mho g, may be
son. Treasurer of the Club, $50 7th street, will
be entitled to its benefits Call at once. for the
number is limited. au 30-3t"
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FATAL ACCIDENT-Yesterday afternoon
about O'Clock, man named Thos. Graylich,
attempted to get on the cars at the Depot as
they were being shifted from one track 10 an
other, and slipped of falling on the track, and
was ran over, the wheels passing over both
thighs crushing them awfully. He was taken
up and carried to the Sanitary Hospital, North
Capitol street. where Notwithstanding every
attention was paid to him, he died In about
three hours. The deceased was an 1rtsnman
and probably resided in Georgetown, ana was
about 20 wears OF age.
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TIMOTHY's HALL.

~, iAMVAnA . AAN'
The undersigned will open his SCHOOL FOR
BOARDING. AND DAY PUPILS. at the above
named place on TUESDAY, Sept. Il, 1854.
He has. by very liberal outlay, secured the best
talent to assist him in the education ofyoung gem
tlsmen and has procured site inferior to none in
scenery. The Hall is an extensive series of build
convenience and health. SURROUNDED BY % acres of
eise.. The following gentlemen Constitute the
faeulty:
=. PARSONS. Principal and
Professor Of Mathematics and Moral Sciences.
GEO. 8. GRAPE, A. NJ,
Professor Of Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev. NEWMAN HANK, A. d.
Professor OF Ancient language & Moral Science.
Rev. 4. eOnMHReItLD HANK. A. NJ,
Professor Of Bsuss Lettres and Ancient Language
Rev. ID. u BRUNIN6, A. NJ,
Professor OF herman, Spanish and Mathematics.
Professor of French Languages.
Professor of PAINTING and Drawing,
A. d. METZ, Esq.. $50
Professor Of Vocal and Instru m eotaI Mus,a
TERNs.-Boarding pupils 500 per year of 10
months; weekly boarding pupils 800 nor war Of 10
months: daily pu pills 800 per year OF 10 monfhs
includinG fare 10 and from the city.
POr PARTICULARS see circulars to be obtained At
pripci a bookstores, or address
PARSONS. CatousvIle,
Baltimore COUNTY, Maryland.
oircsIss, e Be had ct the Star Once.
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EXEMPTION FUND.-By the announcement
of the Seventh Ward Committee elsewhere it
will be seen that the exemption fund plan
adopted In that Ward has some features spe.
cially favorable to the subscribers. lfthe mum.
Der drafted and held to service il small, sub
stltutes will be procured for them and the bal.
Ance Of the money distributed amongst the
subscribers, and IL the amount shall Be Insult.
hcient to procure substitutes for ali drafted, II
will b distributed pro rata amongst the lucky
ones who draw prizes in tho wheel Of fortune.