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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

LAwLEssNEss IN MIsseURI-After the ad-
iournment Of the Platte county MOI radica-
convention on Saturday, drunken Union SOL
dier named Donnegan made some noise on the
street, and hourished pistol about considera-
bly,. Sheriff Ogden took his pistol away, and
told him TO keep quiet, winch he did. A short
time afterward a returned rebel named Calla-
han, and 0ficer Marshal, with posse Of ten
men, demanded the sure nder Of Donnegan,
and a scuffie ensued, and pistels were freely
used, resulting in the death OF three or four
and the wounding Of eight or ten men. num-
Der OF delegates who had started home hear
ing the firing returned TO town and were fired
upon by the Callahan party, and several OF
their horses were killed under them. Callahan
fired twice at one delegate who was lying I'M =
der his wounded horse and was fired on in re-
turn and killed. The latest accounts say that
several hundred armed rebels hold Platte CITY
and have driven all Union men out OF town
They swear they shall not return. Great ex-
element exists. Governor Fletcher has been
applied TO for force TO put down the mob. All
accounts agree that Donnegan was unarmed
when Callahan and party attacked him.
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lNTTREsTING DBCIsIoN.-In the Fauouier
(Na Circuit Court on Wednesday last Judg ge
Thomas delivered q lengthy and able opinion
upon the much mooted question of the validity
and binding effect Of land sales made durine
the war, In consideration OF Confederate
treasury notes as the purchase money. The
question arose In the case OF William A
Stewart and George w. Palmer VS.. James
Hanback-unlawful detainer. This is an
action Instituted by the plaintiffs to recover
the possession of a tract of land called WayerIy-
a mile and q half from Warrenton. The trial
Of the case engaged the attention of the (,ourt
for three days, ana the main point IN the case
was as to the validity Of q deed executed by
K M smith 70 the plaintiffs in June, 1860, the
consideration OF which was Confederate
money. Hanback, entered upon the possession
OF the land in 1862, and held it as the tenant OF
Smith. Smith sold and con veyed TO the plain
tIffs, by the deed Of June, 1863. The question
upon the deed was raised by the defendants
from the jury, and was elaborately argued by
Messrs. Helm and Hunton for the defendant
and by Messrs. Tucker and ShackelfOrd for the
compiainants The Court oyerruled the mo-
ton to exclude, and allowed the deed TO 20 10
the jury. Judge Thomas holds said sales 20
be binding; and after discussing the various
points raised by the arguments Of counsel,
said in substance: ssUpon the whole, con-
clude that the Confederate as well as the State
government of Virginia at Richmond, were, to
say the least during their existence, de facto
governments; and that the contracts of the
citizens and subjects OF those governments
who were at the time Of contracting sui juris
must be enforced by the means afforded Of the
de Jure government; and when they have been
executed by such parties according to the laws
Of the defacto government, the de jure gov
ernment that has superseded them will not
annul them. The jury rendered verdict for
the plaintiffs. We understand the case will
be earned up to the Court Of Appeals-Alez.
Gazette.
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

=. We can conscientiously recommen nd to those suf.
LANDS MELLIFLU6US Couch BALSkM.
t q yes relief almost inst aneous, and is With
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balssm is one OF
the best preparations In nse. and is all that its
the past week, and found relief from NEST dis.
tTesc,5g cough. ltfs prepared by DR.. Strickland,
NO. lSS Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
5or safe By prnggists: Sold By J W. NAikN q
60 also ct WAITES Drug Store and OdAS
street. "a u ~
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The Ki,pa,rlck scaadal.

from the Panama star and Herald. Aug. 81.
VIA. We know personally r-esrdins me
condnct ofGeneral kilpatrick. on the voyage
nom New York ana during hts stay on this
lsthmus, considerations ror the posIfion ne
holds, and the hope thar q lIttie experience
might lead him To resume more dignity After
entering on his duties IN Chilli prevented Us
from giving paolictty 20 af the time slthoagh
we believe it was our duty 10 nave exposed
him.
Sull, we should not now allude 70 n were n
not that he has dragged as into the discussion,
and attempted 10 prove us guilty of misrrpre-
sentsuon. On the steamer on which De came
20 Aspinw wall, he Henry Chauncey, there was
young woman, looked npou by every decent
persoa on board as most notorious suampeL
which her disreputable conduct during the
passage, and Afterwards In Panama, fully
confirmed. General Fitzpatrick made an asso-
elaie Of This woman 10 the disgust of the
passengers, and eventually brought her 10 the
cap tsin's table, from which she was turaed
away alter her tecoEd meal. His peculiar
intimacy with her on board attracted universal
attention.
On her ARRIVAL At Aspinwall he introdu uced
ner 10 the snperinie ndent OF the railroad and
his family as lady, and allowed her 10 be
entertained by them during Der stay there.
This led to remarks alt rwards aud then, we
understand The General fearing the result,
wrote q letter exensing his conduct on the
ground that be " az not aware Of the womans
character Every one in Panama is aware OF
bis connection with this woman during their
stay at the hotel, and ne even went so far a. 20
promise 10 take her 10 Chill, but was prevented
party. whose name it Is not necessary 10
menlicn here.
Previous to leaving Panama he endeavored
10 foist this strumpet on TO some respectable
foreign family here. for fear ner reputation
might suffer by remaining alone 81 the hotel
after he left, before he could send her from
Chill, and he even induced one of our leading
foreigners here, innocent OF her character, 20
use his inn uence to this end. The reply the
latter got, however, 10 his Hrst Application,
opened his eyes and satisfied him OF the i'm
position attempted 10 be practised on him BY
Fitzpatrick. After leaving Panama the Gen
eral wrote back 10 the same gen tleman, urging
him 20 get the womaa of 10 California or New
York, but by no means 10 allow her 10 follow
him 70 Chill.
After General Fitzpatrick left Panama this
woman turned out most abandoned aud
profigate wretch, and was compelled, on ac-
count OF her bad conduct, TO leave the city and
return TO New York. We can vouch for all
these facts, and prove them by as many certi-
Gates Of the Generals bad behavior as he or
bis friends can desire. We regret TO ri We space
In our columns 20 this expose, as we always
try 20 avoid personalities, but General ktfpat-
rick is a public man. and, as we said before, he
has dragged us unwiliingiy 10 20 the discussion
or bis conduct whilst travelling in the
capacity of United States Minister.
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SECRET DIsuAsr,

sAnARlfANs 0IFTis the NEST certain safe and
dy ever discovered Cures in two to tour days. and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral. no
pasam, nc mercury. Only ten pills to be tak en- IL
s the soidier Q hope, snd friend to those who do
not van. 70 De exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
sAsARlTAN's RooT AND HERB JuIcEs-A positive
sns permanent cure for Syphilis. Scrofula UIcers
Sold By y. O. Ford. See advertisements. mys
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HALL 9 VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
RAnADa ha as

HALLS VIeErABLR eIcrLIAN HAIR RRvrwp,
Restores gray hair TO the original coler.
HALLS VEGETABLE 6IcILIAN HAIR RENEwBR
Prevents the hair from falling on
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RKNHwRp
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HALLS VEeETABLE 6ICILIAN HAIR BKNKwHp
Does not stain the skin
HALLE slcILIAN VEGETABLE HAIR RRNRWKR
Has proveoftseh the best preparation for the hat,
ever presented to the public.
Price III. For ssle BY all druggists. js So Tuly
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Grand Ledge of Odd Fellows.

At the meeting ofthe Grand Lodge the In :
dependent Order of Odd Fellows OF the United
States assembled at the Grand Saloon Of the
Odd-Fellows' Hall, on Gay street, Baltimore
yesterday, the r. w. Grand Treasurer SUBJ
mitted his annual report, which was read an d
referred TO the Committee on Finance
From this report IL appears that the revenue
from the ordinary sources for the year iust
closed was 81 ,0le, e,l7-including the interest
received on the 5000 United States bonds
during the year; and the aggregate receipts
amount 70 81, S2.37, being an excess over the
aggregate receipts Of the preceding year of
s7,72i CA, and the receipts Of that year from the
usual or ordinary sources in the sum OF
SS,l52.H.
The expenses for the year, Exclusive Of the
mileage and per diem of the officers OF the
Grand Lodge, and the Grand Representatives
TO the same, were S7,550.4l. Including these
items the expenses were SIS, ,S66-5l show
ing that the receipts Of the year exceeded the
expenses in the sum OF S7,3i5,s6.
The entire assets of the Grand Lodge, in the
custody OF the Grand Treasurer, amounts TO
S24,O09S6.
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SERIOUS AcCIDRNT.-The Alexandra Ca
sette says: A most painful accident occurred
on the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Mon
day, which will probably result in the deatn
OF most worthy young man. As the train
was in full motion, between Orange G. II. and
Culpeper g. H., Mr.. VIM. Johnson, the fire.
man, walked out on the engine for the purpose
of oiling the machinery, when losing his hal
ance, he fell. and was thrown with great yio.
lence, falling upon rock on the side OF the
road, crushing in the back part OF his head,
the effects Of which IL is thought he can hardly
recover
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THIS CLIMATE HAS NO BLOSSOMS
em, ned .itb . scent e exquisite :. thas e1halta
In the tropical wales Of the Andee grow the hsw-
eis from which It derives It's name. and the fra
air dwells unimpsired In every drop of this rare
extract. Sold overJ where -
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PROPOSED NEW COMA new system Of
small coinage 10 under consideration by the
Government, and will in all PROBABILITY be
adopted. The proposed new cent Is TO be made
OF nickel the same as at present. but the CEN
re of the coin has q raised star; the nucles OF
which is represented by a hole through the
com Inc two.cent pieces have two perforated
stars. and the three cent coins three. Thus by
holding either denominations TO the light or
by simply touching them 80 as TO feel the
holes, the value Of piece Of money is unmis-
takably known. The halt dimes and dimes
are larger coin Of better metal, but are to be
distinguished by one and two perforated stars
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~The watermelon season for the year Is al.
most over. The melon patches have yielded
well and netted good pront 70 their owners
They have also yielded large results TO the
physicians and undertakers, and helped to fiIl
church yards 10 more than usual extent
Cholera 10 likely TO disappear now
D0General Dix having failed to receive the
Democratic nomination for Governor of New
York, should Hon. John p. Hale be recalled
from Madrid (ss 10 not unlikely, would IL is
thought, stand very good chance Of being his
successor. .
~There ts movement on hand among the
freedmen Of Darlington, s. c., to get mn a pe-
triton TO the President for the w1thdravaf Of
the military. the abolition OF Provost Courts,
ana putting stop to the Interference OF the
Bureau with. the affairs Of the blacks. :
u1Miss Elaine, Of Bardstown, XIV, drowned
herself becauee her sweetheart's mother op.
poeed the match. =. 49,. q 80 =
~Bsmarck handles his cards queeriy; he
plays the deuce with king.
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- The Canadian papers are urging thar the
United States government IL res ponsible for the
Fenian trouble, and demand that England
should declare war II the Fenians are not sup-
pressed. The periodical attack is expected a.
any moment, and the preparations are now
mainly making for defense by arresting every
one supposed by any one else 70 be Fenian,
or TO have any amniiy with the brotherhood
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MARRIACr AVN cr-n

MARRIAGE AND eELIRAoy
an Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Youns
men Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrats
sne Wal powers, with sure means of relief 6enl
nee 81 charge in sealed letter envelopes. Adares,
": skiLLIN R0UGHT0N, Howard Acsocis.
oN' nisoeipnia- "a. r-- -.- aug Is sm
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MOTH AND FREOKLEs.

Ladies' Afiieted with Discolorstions on the Fsoe,
called moth patches or freekles, should use PER-
RYT celebrated MOTH and FRlCKLE LOTION.
II 10 infslhble. Prepared BY Dr.. B. O. Perry, Der
matologist, 49 Bond st., n. Y. Sold By all drug.
gists In Washington and elsewhere. my ls-eosm
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thoussnd millions Of bushels. This viii M
the crops OF the people.
~The Phiadelphia burglars have con-
structsd and patented q lever warrsntsd 20
open any safe IN three hours.
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- The case Of Mr. II. R. Pollard, OF the
Richmond Examiner, charged with breaking
vioIently into the house Of Mr. Hewitt and
committing an assault and battery on one OF
the ipmafes 10 before the Hastings Court of
Richmond. Hewitt 10 from Connecticut and
Federal forces. p
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THE TENNESSEE CONVENTION PosTPoNKD.-
In consequence OF the alarm felt by numbers
Of delegates and others throughout the state n
the presence Of cholera in Mash Vile, the State
Executive Committee announce postpone
ment 10 the I'd day OF October. So Parson
while longer.
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OoLeATls ARoMAr1O yreErABLH 40,

VVH0AIG6 AhUMATIU VE6ETABLE bOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEsErABLI Oils in combination With 0L YcERIr
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all drusgists. fes-eolv
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: VThe New York World says Fred Doug.
lass was adnitfed 10 the secret meetings OF the
black. k.and-'an convsntionists They know he
would keep dar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

FINANCIAL.-The New YORK money mar ket
still exhibits extreme ease. The applications
Ior call loans are limited, and the banks find it
necessary to seek borrowers, in order to EN-
ploy their balances. The average rate is per
cent, with exceptions at per cent to A l
firms, and per cent. to second class houses
to firms being able to use it at their banks b1t
principally to the comparatively small amount
of biIls being made. The rate Of discount con.
tnues at Sac per cent; dry goods commission
6 per cent; produce and grocers' paper, 5ka6
per cent. The stock market shows more gen.
eral activity. The Commercial Advertiser OF
yesterday afternoon says: Governments are
firm, under the improvement in Fiye-twep-
ties at London yesterday. Five.twenues Of
'62 improved Il; Five-twenties of "a and '65
4. Seven -thirties are Il better. Gold is weak
This morning rumor was current on the
street that private adyices by Cable reported
Five-twenties at TX at London; the result
was decline on gold to 14&X. Loans are
made at about Lie per cent per diem.
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IVV V1A1H
eosd by Ill Apothscariss. Price q. D. BA1NIS
. w., New York, and BARNIe, WARD CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLBIoH
ROGERS, Wholesale Drussisss, Boston, Mas.
esnerai Agents. fob I0-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-19

NEW JERSEY SENATOR EL1cTRp.-Iu the
New Jersey State Senate yesterday Alexander
G.. Cattel was elected United States Senator
receiving the votes Of AL the Republican
members. None of the Democrats voted, and
in each house presented q protest against the
new law for the election of United States Sena-
tors as UNCONVENTIONAL, and also declaring
that there was no vacancy, and condemning in
severe terms the action of the United States
while being permitted TO retain his seat. The
Legislature will meet in joint session to-day
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GENERAL BEAuREGARD's Mission TO EU.
RoPE.-The mission Of General Beauregard 70
Europe, In aid Of the finan ces of the New Or
leans and Great Northern Railroad, 10 Under
stood to have been q success, according 20 DE
Bow's Review, and the prospects of the eorpo-
ration are most encouraging Tne proposal
was accepted to fund the accrued interest as O
second mortgage. and 70 begin at an early day
the payment Of interest upon the original
D0noe. 4 D -..-- d. - - q
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irish RETURNING TO IRELAND.-An Eng.
glish paper says: ''The 'immigration" from
America into Ireland. recently noticed, con-
J tinues, three steamers which arrived at
Queenstown from the United States last week
having brought about one hu ndred and twenty
steerage passengers, all returning emigrants-
persons who sailed for America within the
year, and had been disappointed in finding
employment there at the wages they had been
led to expect. On Thursdays however, one
hundred and fifty emigrants tsft the port OF
Cork tor the United States"
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pn,rxo., IRIEsEMAR,

PROTECTED bs bsIIafk kuYahk LxrrrRs p.r
snt OF gland, and secured by the ssaIs Of the
leole de PhsImscle de Paris, and the Imperial
College of Medicine, Vienna
Triestmar No J., IL the effectual remedy for Re-
lsxatioL, spernsthorrhoea, and Exhaustion Of
seded the pauseoss use of Copavia, Cubebs Ac
iritstmsr No Il the infsllible remedy for ali
iBPTedients 20 e
able Lozenge Secured frem the effects Of eli
nate snd ehsDeee Of atmosphere IN tin csse', at
e, thus saving 80 Divided in separate doses
ss seministertd By Yslpeau. Sailamands, boux /,
dc., &C -
Wholesale and retail by Or BARROW, No. I9a
Eleeekrr strset. New York I :
Q be had also of 3. q. rORD, No 290 Penn n
aver ue sorEef llthGt. - S-ly
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DENTISTRY,

DR !! I.x.., Dss4fs4s: sss44Hxst; Ia. ...ov.. from
yA2 TO goo Penn. avenue, ten DOM
scoxe ss treat D,secrery, IN Ds.tistry .0pSS
sons ns,vnS Teeth to extract, u would advise them
taken ont. Teeth Inserted On Rubbsr, Gold And
SaNs r rssse' In sIdsT that an persons should
To be convinced Of the fact call and see for your
selves, Also, call and see the new and impreyed
No; 260 Psnn's avenue, between 18th and 18th
~ iss.a s.R.LEw1r. d p.n,,,,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
tLafe Groveris,l
Pepusylvsnia avenue, near Wfllards' Hotel.
SPALDlN9 RAPLEY ..-PRo PRlETOBS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
iSS's ;1snis n..r
TREMENDOUS sUcoIss
Of the Brilliant
Production Of the Famous Dramatic Spectacle,
IeafHnIiea .aa s,rasssA IN four sess'es M Th0s
TIE ZOE WITCH;
On. THE KNIGHT OF THE FROZEN HAND.
Door. open Az Sr1ssin tain viii vii rise I" " ats ''n'
JNAUeURATION OF
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Corner Of Ninth street aud Pennsylvsnia avenne
MADAME eaISsIs IT.1s AEG s5Ss3s 6pss sUsrsIs
MAX sTRAKOsOH.. DIRECTOR
On FRIDAY segss%sSsss gss..s.2 q; i, and SATURDAY.
POSITIVELY ONLY TWO NIGHTS.
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHEsTkA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER a1, 1856.
OPENING NIGHT,
dS. hi s n this comic
CR1sPIN0 : LA OeMARE,
wts sS.ssiui cast splendid new wardrobe,
s1: lie r:sas sifns5 cssi.:s ssia,
Sontlno del lore ~ -eignor Errant
Soss6, and q ., Ms.s
La Comare. Fairy Signora Parozzi
pon Aedrosaie... Locatelh
Conductor and Musical Director. sgnor Sarti
SATURDAY, FAREWELL NIGHT,
Verdi's chef d'oHrrs; ;pv.v,
With the full strength of the company.
Reserved seats in Orchestra, 81; admission to
Private Boxes, SIS; to Dress Circle and Par quette
81; reserved seats. 80 cents extra; Gallery, so
cents The sale Of tickets continues Metze.
rOtt . Music Store soH n
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n vsrds, 0of APms1SlS. o. willie OolliSs.
S;Si S,;si HIass,s HGSs.Ses = q. i2SaSS Hsps Pc
Bow , Revtev. for June. soe. Leetursc On tno
Study ef History, b. oeldyis smith, n "a.
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CLOTHING, DC.

WV AA&sNf sSSo
- W Il D.
$4,000. $4,000. $4,000.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
STOP and THINK.
OUR IMMENSE SrOCk OF CLOTHING
UUK IMMENsE STOCK OF CLOTHING
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MARKED BUwN
TveBty-fve Per CeEt Less than Cost.
Twenty-Five Per Cent. Less than Cost.
TveBty i've Per Cent. Less than Cost.
FIvER again viii you have the CHANCE.
NEvER again will you have the CHANCE.
NEvER again Will Jou have the OHAHCE.
The goods must be sold within the next sixty
days re- gardless Of cost. We mean what we say
Come and see for ours elves before purch asing.
j. n. SMITH,
40 9TH street, opposite Post once,
l4u Washington, D. @.
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sssSs .sP y 2GEghSssSss FiSS EtSS 2
1EACI BuCB q Win be . cenDayIaop With thoas
hfersh In the Unttsd 81 pl6De110leU. -
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u n I.ooMIs Nm

The lnyentor and Pstentss Of the MINERAL
rLAIE TkETH, attends personally ct 80
nis once In this city. Many persons canlJpXIu
wear these teeth who cannot wear others,
mo no person can wear ethers who cannot wear
Persons calling at my ofice can be sccommoda-
teo WIN any style and price OF Teeth they may de-
ure, put 20 these who partic ular and wish the
pureet, ciesnest, strongest and most perfect den
trrs ,s snai Art ean procure, the MINERAL TEETH
viii be more fully warranted. = : = :
Roons In this eity-No. 33s Peuu'a avenue, be-
Pbfladeiphia. oc 1O.ly
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INl FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
AT MARINIS ASSEMBLY ROOMS,

PROF. MARINI returns thanks to his a
former pupils and friends. and respectfully 81
sIllc IT. . continuance Of their patro mage
His classes will commence on TUESDAY,
September 18th :
Days sad Hours Of Tuition-Tuesdsy, Thursday,
and Saturday, from to s p. N I, for young ladies,
misses. AID masters; for gentlemen, from to 10
D. m, on same days :
The above Hall can be engaged for Seiress, Balls.
&c. For further particulars apply on the prem
tses. % IL st.
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1 HE GREAT RECoNsrRUCTIoNIsr.
whose KOP-PEL2 know him we'll
In charges q reduction'st;
Bat in o 'Sft." like ANDY :" hoys,
Hes famous "Reconstractionistl :,
Has rebel wear broke down your gear,
And threatened it's dest .uctiops
Twill all be well II Ii. KUPPEL
Just tIies his " DEMONSTRATION IN
Beneath his skill, each portion will
Be brought in cloee communion;
Just as vel see God grant twill bel
The States within this Union
Nov ell men know, for . we'll dressed beau
The iadfee have o passion;
Then stop spell With II KOPPEL-
His "hts" the highest fashion.
His work yeu II find Of the finest kind,
And nothing "botched" or siattern;
his goods consist % lesgthy hstJ
OF every stylish pattern.
II KoPPEL, 18th street, opposite Treasury
BepaFfment. 80 lin
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SU1ELX STTADILX
SUCCESSFULLY
8HOLAHDIRB EXTRACT BUOKU

% CuRINa
svery oess Of KIDNEY puIAsI, RHIvnA1lsn,
GRAVEL, UAlNAly DIsoRpEls. WIAxNEss and
PAIss In the BAcK, IHMALI OoAPLAlHfs and
rlouBLIs arising from D1cHsels OF ANY KINp.
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= HAsLINs cabinet Organs have J0st been
received, which We sGss sele q faetoU lr1ces.
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