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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
SS.OOO.OOO
Z PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS MORT.
GAGE BONDS.

FER CENT- FlkST-CLASS MORT
GAGE BONDS.
HE NORTH MISSOURI r. 60. HAsAU.
thorized US to sell their rst Mortgage per cent.
thirty years Bonds. The whole amount is $500
no. Coupons payable on the LIST days of January
and July OF each year, in New York.
Before censen tiss to this Agency, we have m ade
careful examination OF the merits of the. bonds
by sending William Milnor Roberts and Others to
report upon the condition and prospects Of the
road. Their report is on file at our Office, and is
highly satisfactory. We do net hesitate to recon
mend these bonds Is being q first class security
and most safe and judicious investment
The proceeds of these bonds will be used in ex.
tending Road already completed 10 miles, into
North Missouri TO the Iowa State Line, where it
IL TO connect with the railroads Of Iowa; and to
also extend to westward to the juIct with the
Pacific Il d. "a, Lesvenworth) and other roads
leading mp the Missouri river, SO that this mort.
gage Of So 600 90 will a COM leted and we'll
stocked road of THREE HUNDRED and Eighty
nine miles in length, costing at least SIG OOo OOO
with net annual revenue after the fret year of
over 81 SEQ 600, or sum nearly four times beyond
the amount needed to pay the interest on the ,e
bonds. The income Of the road will of course i'm.
crease every year.
The railroad connects the great city of ~.
Louis, with Its 200 O0O inhsbft ants not only with
The richest portions of Missouri, but with the
States Of Kansas and Iowa and the great Paci ic
Railroads.
To the nrst applicants we are prepared to sell
eco 900 At the low rate OF so cents desiring to o.
tain . better price for the remainder. This will
yield about per cent. income and 20 add ner cent
to princlp at maturity.
Any further inquiries W III be answered at our
once.
au l5.t3lst JAY COOKE co.
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CUl1N EMMA DIMES WITH sECRErARY

After the return of Secretary Seward yes
terday. be sent invitations 20 Queen Emma
of the sandwich Islands, and her lady OF
honor, Miss Spurgin, TO dire with him at :
o'clock. At the appointed hour Mr.. Stewards
carriage drove up TO WIZARDS, and received
the royal guest and her lady Of honor. The
party was small. consisting only of the Secre-
tary Of State, the Queen, and Miss Spursin'
Mrs Seward being at present absent from the
city. After dinner a portion OF the evening
was spent in conversation, and shortly sitter
O'Clock the royal guest returned to the ho-
tel, apparently well pleased with the visit.
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TIE ARKANSAS RIOT

few days ago the Secretary OF War issued
an order directing an in vestigaiion rs to the a..
legged oairases Of colored soldiers upon the Cit
izens OF Helena, Arkansas. That in yestigauon
Is being made. Yesterday the President re-.
ceived the following from the Mayor OF Hele.
ma as .. 81 J o..
HELENA. ARK, Aug. Is, 1866 -President John.
son ;-Rumors going the rounds of the papers
OF a riot here on the eth instant are entirely
.unfoupted- "A street fight between q drum Ken
man ant some soldiers, which was immediate.
Iy stopped, gave rise rise TO the rumors. Per.
fect quiet and harmony prevails.
-i H. w GRANT. Mayor City of Helena
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OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

We were glad to see in the Board of Alder
men last Monday evening, such unanimity in
favor Of going on with the erection of the new
schooi-house in the First School District The
Board authorized the Mayor to continue thu
work TO completion, and If necessary, to bor
row the funds to enable him to do So There
was only one member who opposed the meas.
ure, and he based his opposition on the general
ground OF economy in public expenditures
and the bad policy of anticipating the rev.
enue.
Now, there are two des to this question
The building and furnishing of comfortable
well-ventilated, school houses, though the
first cost may be considerable, is true econo.
my, even # we look to financial considerations
alone. Is it not better for the Corporation to
pay the annual interest on the money for their
construction, If such a course Is necessary, than
TO pay i've times the amount, yearly in rents
Tor miserable basement rooms and tumb,e
down barracks, hot in summer, cold in winter
crowded, badly lighted, and not ventilated a
all The Wallach School Building at the
eastern end of the city, about which so much
has been sand, is justly esteemed by all friends
OF education as one of the proudest monu
ments OF our city, and the delegation
from New England, "a section noted for
Its interest in the public school system.
who inspected the building not MANY
months since, (as the readers of the Star will
remember pronounced il one OF the finest in
situations Of the kind in the country. Let ma
bend every energy TO promote the cause of ed
ucanon. 1t Will pay, morally and financially
Eminent English writers, critcising the late
European war and its results, now ascribe the
preponderance OF Prussia in continental az
fairs, and her wonderful success in placing
nerseif IN the front rank of nations, not to the
needle gun, nor to the policy of Count Bis
maTck, but TO "Geist," u word nowuse bv
German critics to denote that intelligence of
the masses OF the people, which is the direct
result OF a system Of education which reaches
all classes, and for which Prussia where
the State eompels The attendance of ali chill.
dren at the public sehools) has long been
noted.
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GOOD FOB TEXAS.

p Governor Throckmortoa, Of Texas, teie-
graphs the Secretary Of State that he has been
duly installed in ONCE, and has assumed the
Government Of his State; that he and the other
state officers will now prove by their acts that
the confidence reposed in their integrity and
patriotism by the President has not been mis-
placed; and. by the same showing. they will
convince the Incredu,ous people Of the North.
ern states that the citizens OF Texas are Iowa.
TO che Government, and in favor of the main-
tanning and supporting the Constitution and
the Union -~
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Cempremise of Steamboa, Lines.

BALTIMORE, Aug; l6--The great steamooai
been carried on for the past fifteen months
between the Old Bay Line and the New
O'Leary Line was to-day terminated by set
tlement, which involves, d Is said, the payment
to Arthur Leary and q. X. Garrison. Of New
York, quarter of a million dollars, snd the
purchase by the old line of the steamer George
Leary. The old line Is now IN possession OF
the yaluable Baltimore and Norfolk route
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N,;er-GeueraI Miles Appointed a Colou-t
mel in the United states ArmnI

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug N-Malor- Gen
eral Nelson Miles, commanding At Fortress
Monroe, has been appointed q Colonel IN IN .
regular army. and assigned 20 the command OF
the Fortieth United States Infantry. The reg
imeut is one OF many. which being organized
consisted OF eolored troops, and Will be imme-
distely recruited. General Miles Is now IN
Washington. but has pot accepted his appoint
ment. This recognition OF the services OF a
valued volunteer officers L. not likely 10 render
necessary his removal from his present posi-
fiou
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE REvESUE.-Since May LIST there has
been issued Ass licenses under the Internal
Revenue act, being l.s62 less than last year.
The monthly 0eturns during the year were
as folows:-June, 1865, S2i,626.i3; July, 80, =
3O9Is; August, s29.335 IS; September, se6.5l2 -,
October, S2i,ls7.6j; November. S23,0ol GO; De
cembeT. SD, 1854; January, iS66, SIS, go -;
February, SIS, l99 20; March. S2i.33l O.; April.
S2O0O3i6 May, 20, $50 3S; total. s29i ll2l3. An
nual, 1e05, S3Sl 1865. Grand total, S67j,-
eO7.sl.
The Collector and his Deputies are now en- 10
gagged in receiving the taxes on the incomes
and are kept quite busy.
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Pastpaned.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 16.-The dedication of the
Antietam National Cemetery, which was TO
have taken place on the anniversary OF the
battle. on the 10Th OF Septem Der, has been post
poned for one year, In conseo uence Of inah,l.
ify TO have the necessary arrangements corn.
pieted in season for the coming ami yersary.
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RxrUss OF 81 cKErARY sEwaRp.

Hon. William II SrWard, Secretary OF
State, accompanied by DIR. Norris, OF this city,
returned yesterday morning from mis- visit to
bis hsme at Auburn, N. Y. When M. Se W.
ara lei Aueurn. his daughter Mas Fanny
seward, whose ilinh ss was the occasion Of the
Seeretsry's journey, was doing very weu.
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TREKDMEN WOUNDED AT NEW ORLEas

The surgeon in charge Of the hospital tor
freedmen at New Orleans reports TO DR. q. w.
Horner. in reference to the number Of woun ded
freedmen received IN the hospital from the
cases OF con fusion, principally On the head and
face; seventy gunshOt wounds, head. face,
lungs and abdomen, -four of whom died; TWEEN
ty-two cases incised wounds, making up U
the date of report. no cases.
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FREED LABOR IN KENTUCKY

- The SuperInsendeut OF Freedmen's Affairs
In the State OF Kentucky reports to the Com
missioner the fsilowjpg statistics for the mont tn
of July Number Of contracts made, 50 fur.
nisnng employment for fCs laborers, az an ay-
erage rate Of Sl1.Tsk per month. numper OF
abandoned minors Of freedmen apprenticed,
IL males and females; number OF outrages
Which arrests were made. EEH 2
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NAminafed

CINCINNATI, Aug. l6.-Judge VIM. Law
renee has teen nominated by the Radical Con =
gressiopal Convention OF the ith district.
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ANOTHER TRIBUNE FALsEHOOD Naurn
We received to-day from prominent officer
OF the army, well known in this city. the fol
lowing dispatch, dated from Raleigh, N q.
this morning:
81 nave seen no disposition TO use violence N
onion men, as stated in the New York TriL.ns
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The Cholera

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-Seventy EIGHT deaths
were reported 20 the Board OF Health from
cholera Yesterday.
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The QUEEN AT THE TOMB OF WASHING.
n TON.
Queen Emma and suite took passage at the
Navy Yard this morning on the Revenue
steamer Northerner to visit the tomb OF Wash.
ington at Mount Vernon
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INTERNAL REvgSUH.-The receipts from this
source to-day were Ss36,590.39.
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n GAUTIER CHAMPAGNE.

z. mi ma A0NH'
Just arrived 100 cases Of this celebrated WINE,
In Georgetown Custom house; for sale in or out Of
bond. L effer 1t to the public st S2s per case. A
liberal discount allowed to the trade. The reason
Tor Offering this Wine low 10, that IT is from
own vineyard in France, and can sell it chea oer
than other wines. This wine cannot be surpassed
by any 9th er vine IN the country
O. GACTIBR,
Importer Of Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c,
an 16-N' 232 Pennsylvania avenue.
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EUROPEAN NEws-BY THE CABLE.

Financial News-Marine Disaster.
LONDON, Aug. H.-Money is much easier
The Bank OF England's rate Of discount will
undoubtedly be reduced to eight per cent this
week
The ship John Salton, from Savannah, with
the loss of her main and mizzen masts has ar.
rived at Southampton.
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
~ U. S, INTERNAL REVENUE
DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA,

- U. S, INTERNAL REVENUE
DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON. August 8, 1876.
ANNUAL TAX NOTICE
Office 10 hereby given, that the ANNUAL LIST
OF TAHES assessed in this Collection District for
the year beginning May l, 1885, has been received
payable. ~ " use una
will attend at my Office, No. ass 7,h strest
oppssite General Post Office, daily (Sundays ex,
cepted,I Iiom this date t. AUGUST 20, 1866,
the came. = ~ " ''0
The Taxes included in the afor esaid List are
upon INCOMES FOR 1865 LlORESES BTL-
LIN LIN 3, IAHSLks. CARRIAGES, PIANOS, sIL.
All persons who shall neglect TO pay the ,um.
due BY them respectively, according to the list
afnrseatd within the time specified, august 20 J
will. At the ex piration thereof, become liable 70
par FEE PER CENT. ADDITIONAL upon the
amt sHt thereof, together with other costs
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Collector Of Internal Revenue
auf-tauN fer District of Columbia
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~OFFICE COMMIsSARY GENERAL OF
u PRISONERS -

,o.,o- WILMINGTON, ID. O., August 7, 1875
NOTIOE:-By direction of the Secretary OF War
claims against the fund under the charge of this
ONCE, moneys recovered from the rebel authori
ties, taken from United States soldiers while held
as prisoners Of war will be received until October
LIST, 1856 Claims made afte that date will not be
All persons who have made claim against said
fund either to this office or to Breyet Brig Gen
John X. milford, laie United States Agent for
exchange Of prisoners Of war. are reque.ted te
forward to this office their correst post office ad-
an cunt due and the character of the flu pds ken
by the rebels must be clearly stated
E. HITCHCOCK
Major General u. g. Volunteers
gu SLIT Com Gen Of Pvisoners
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~COLLECTORS OFFICE, OITY HALL.
" WASHINGTON, D. O., August /, 1856.
NOIICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notice 10 hereby given that By Fan act approved
July Is. 1876 the rate Of tax on all real and per
sonai property, stocks, &C., for the year 1856 ia
nxed at one dollar and ten cents on every one hmm
dIed cellars Of the assessed value Of said property
Upon All taxes upon all property not In arrears
1or taxes Tor general poses abatement Of yo
per cent IL Owed from August 1, 1856 until the
last day OF October, 1885, after which no abatement
will be allowed.
an 2eoSt VIM. DIXON, Collector
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SECOND EDITION.
8 O'CLOCK r. m.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. August i6, 1893.
Jay Cooke %. furnish the following

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES
Coupons, INK; Five Twennes, is62. 110Y;
flye Twentles, 1854, 10sk; Five Tweut.es,
1855, lOeX; Ten Forties, lOIX; Seven Thirtles,
106k; Gold, 151K.
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SLAVERY is DEAD.

FREEDMEN SHOULD BE PROTECTED
IN THEIR RIGHTS OF PERSON
AND PROPERTY.
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-Last night about
two O'Clock, an attempt was made by burglars
10 enter the dwelling of Mr.. II. Berglng on
9TH street, between L and CT. Mr. BergliEs
heard them at work cutting the stats of h ;
window blind, ard on getting up they made
OF, the two men jumping over the judiciary
square fence opposite has house. This "a the
second attempt at the same place this week.
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MORNING CALL Tin fitting hoops D
saw her at the bell,
L saw her stretch TO reach II;
L saw her but a moment
And then saw her twitch AZ.
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UNCLAIMED rELEGRAMs,

" UNCLAIMED TKLEGRAMs.
AnriIeAs TsEHsnArH Coxr.sI. q
rh. toro-Omcs 432 Pa. avenue. August15.{
snoen vered. Tor want Of Sufficient address and
Chas Liebenstein, Col Jed Baxter.
fd~siS Ssnscomb. Jno Dickinson. '
3. P. SNYDER, Manager.
W afsAM LoDaE' No fiH To-, ana a. No Of
VIII be held at the :, 18th street between Penn,
Husas esissk Mssisr Mssons Il RSSi
standing are fraternally invited to attend.
a1isla s'' u n JOHN M JEWELL. Secretary.
N NANT LODGE. Ne IS, I. o. o. ,cpost.
81 q the
seventh street Park. au ii-eost
nTwAR DEPARTMENT,
S SURGE GENERALS OFFICE,
ApArpv Ms ssIcni ION p ,Ausn:t 70 1896.
dent; Brsyet Lieutensnt Colonel Ii r. Writ,
thony Heser surgeon, s. X and Brs Ssnf Msnr
WaIreH Webster, ASST slant surgeon, o. S. A he.
the OF Of
for admission into the Medical staff of the United
Applicants must be over twenty one years of ACE.
and physic ally sound.
Applications Tor an Invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon
GENERAL, U. 5 A., and must state the full name
residence. and date and place Of birth of the can,
dldste Testimonials 40 to character and quaIifi-
cations must be furnished. II the applicant has
been in the medical service of the army du the
war, the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank and time snd place OF service and tes
umonfals frem the officers with whom he ha a
served should also be forwarded.
NO allowance is made for the expenses OF persons
UNDERGOING the examination, as il is an indispen
sable prerequisite TO appointment
mere are at present sixty vacancies In the medi-
cal stan, forty six of hch nal being Gre
ated BY the act of Congress approved July 3d. 1856
JOS. X. BARNES,
au ll-eotocl5 Surgeon General, o. n
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SECESSION A FAILURE
THE PRESIDENT ENDORSED

THE UNION OF THE STATES PER-
PErUAL.
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LOYAL REPRESENTATIVES FROM
THE SOUTHERN STATES SHOULD
BE ADMITTED TO CONGRESS-
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Combining the maximum OF efficiency, durability
and economy with the minimum Of weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known,
more than COO being in use. All warranted salts
factory no sale.
Descriptive circulars sent on application.
&c. HoApLHY q CO.,
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16, 3 p. m.-The Con.
vention adopted the declaration Of principles
unanimously, and adjourned sine die.
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PEACE POLICY.

A DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON RESoLU.
TONS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-06
NerIanat

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Z si.i!i.lI's4ai!Sg GA G4n4AUiO4Es
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