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MARINE DISASTER.

On Saturday last, as the tug Pinto was tow
ing the u. $. steamer Maumee from League
Island, Philadelphia,) up the Chesapeake,
bound TO this city for repairs, the latter run
aground near Hog Island. in the Chesapeake
She was pulled of by the Pinto, and having
some of her sails set. the impetus given her
sent her ahead of the Pinto, and the hawser
snapped, and flying hack on the Pinto, 1t struck
Michael Maloney across the neck, nearly sew.
.ering his head from his body, killing him in /.
stantly His body was brought to the city,
and yesterday was inferred in the Congress.
sionai Cemetery "a PIE
On the night of the same day. when Off the
Smiths Point Light Vessel, an unknown ship,
ran into the Pinto, indenting her iron hull for
some six feet or more. and stove in her rail and
bulworks, breaking one of her RIBS. The ship
csme upon the Pinto with such force that IL
was thought che would be ruR down,
and there was considerable panic on
board One Of the men, Richard Maurets, who
was last seen running aft, exclaimng Every
man for himself" is missing, and is supposed
TO have jumped overheard and been drowned.
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Affairs In Geerxetewn.

GRAND LARckNIKs.-Th morning. Sergeant
Boarman arrested Fanny Wilson upon a charge
OF stealing shawl, the property of Mary
DALEY She was taken TO the statiOs house,
and held for further hearing by Justice Bu ! key
Yesterday, officer Harper arrested q maa
stealing = large lot Of caetnet-makers' tools
which he had in his possession. He said be
csme rom Havre- de Grace, Nd and Intended
70 dispose Of the tools 10 RAISE money MIR. L.
Nlilams. cabinet maker. OF w ashln gton. ids
uned plough as his property, and Lieut.
hssex went 10 work and obtained informstion
that induced Leonard 20 confess that he.s;oIe
all the tools from Mr.. Williams shop. he is
held for a hearing.
THE CANAE.-few boats have arrived since
our report yesterday, the reason lie not GER
tainly known; but II Is rumored that there is
breach in the fourteen mile level. BET ween the
Fourlocks and Hancock, Nd. which II true
Will account for the delay Of the boats. what
is the extent OF the breach IN net reported. Ar.
riyed-Capt. Jno. Short, with wood TO market,
T. Stanhope, do. and three boats with coal 70
Central Co, Pip tons; American Co, lOs. -
tons. Departed-Seventeen hosts light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET.-So arrivals
OF flour reported to-day. There Is a good local
demand for choice brands. transactions
moderate, without a change of the prices
GraIn-We notice the arrival OF the Mil Bow
from Berlin, with wheat for George Waters
There is very good demand for what Good
red f. quoted at s265as2. 20. No white offered
Prices nominalIy IS cents for yellow, 95 for
white. ...
4 CHARGE OF RAPE.-Iesterda Spencer War
rem, colored, was arrested by Serg'- Boarmau
upon charge OF rape on Elizabeth Morgan
colorpd- Justice Buckley dismissed the case.
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NEWFOUNDLAND CABLE.-Cyrus w. Field
telegrapbs from Port an Basque, September
iotn. as ioiiows; The Med way completed coal.
ing at midnight on Tuesday, and len in com !.
Pany with the Terrible at daylight on Wednes.
day morning.
We arrived at St Pierre early on Thursday
morning, but were prevented from entering
the harbor by thick weather until nert dav
We have found a suitable landing place for
our cable from Piacencia 10 ST. Pierre
Hnved here 81 three O'Clock this after
noon, and shall proceed 70 Law the cah,s
across the Gull of ST Lawrence as soon as the
weather will permit.
IL has been blowing gale all day, pre- vent
iag US from landing before We arrived OF
this place early this morning.
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THE NEW BOUNTY ACT

Although nothing definite is known as re.
CARDS the time when the bounties under the
recent act viii be paid, ye. the claims are rap
idly being filed in the Pay Department. About
seventy thousand have already been sent in.
and they continue to be received at the rate of
fifteen hundred per day. Over twenty clerks
are employed in sorting the mail, and endors
ing the applications with the name, rank And
regiment Of the claimants, and filing them
away according to States Arrangements are
being made by the department to settle the
claims as soon as orders are received 70 COM
mence payment. Such q large undertaking
requires great deal OF system, and the nee : !.
sity is fully met by the Paymaster General
and his corps Of able assistants.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM MEXICO

Evacuation of San Louis Potosi-Ameri.
cans in the Liberal AFmy-rhe United
States TO Furnish more Muuitions.
NEW YORK, Sept T.-Private' advices from
Mexico state that San Luis Potosi is being
evacuated by the lmperialists. The Liberals
were fast arming new troops. Americana
were constantly arriving and swelling the
ranks OF the Liberal army, and every effort il
being made,an with much succsss, TO prompt
~ pay for shipments in coin or merchandise
Large orders have been for warded to the agen
OF the republic in the United States mostly fol
heavy artillery and ammunition, for both the
Gulf and Pacific coasts. The Liberals will
Immediately fortify all important seaports.
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O'CLOCK p. M.
GOvERNMENr SECURITIES,
NCUAI.

Lewis johnson & Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept ls.-Second Board-U. S.
Coupons, 1881, 111x; do, registered. nix. do,
5.Ns, Coupon, III *; do. Registered, 10Sk; do
Certificates, =: do. 5-20's, new issue, 1OSk; do
1905 ,lC64; do.10-40s Registered. 80; do i0-4O,s,
Coupons, 994; Pacific Mail, DO; Atlantic Mail,
1l2; Canton, SAX; Cumberland, 46h; q uie ksil-
yer, 52A; Mariposa, 134; New York Central
107; Erie, 73E: do. preferred. IS; Hudson. I2a
Harlem. =; Reading, 1l5x; Michigan Central,
ia: do. Southern, s4%; do. Guaran teed. =;
Illinois Central, i22; Cleveland and Pitts.
burg, e67s: Northwest,-: do. preferred, 81 z:
CleveIand and Toledo, III 4; Rock Island. III;
Fort Wayne, 1861; Prairie du Ohien, -; Toledo
and Wabash h, As; do. preferred, =; Chicago and
Alton. -: Alton and Terre Haute. 81; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, 30; w. u. Tele.
graph, 574. American Gold, p. m.-l45.
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PUBLIC LAND OPERATIONS

The Commissioners of the General Land Of
flee has received returns from the branch
land office at Fort Dodge, Iowa. lowing
that during August public lands were das-
posed OF to the amount of 3,4O6 acres: OF
which $50 were taken under military warrants;
Alto under the homestead law and ii6 were
sold for cash. -
Returns from the Land Office at Iona, Mich
igan show that 1890 acres were located with
military warrants; and 900 with agricuitu :
raj College scrip, a total of 10, go acres
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

by the Allan &c Cable
HAMBURG. Sept. 17.-At eting OF the in :.
habitants of North Sehles wig held IN the VII
entity of Flensburg, resolution was adopted
in favor of the incorporation of the entire
Duchy with Prussia.
CoNsTANrINopLR, Sept e.-Reinforcements
ofTurkish troops have been sent to the Island
of Gambia, where the instruction still presents
a bold front.
LONDON, Sept 17-Noon.-Consol OILS are uoted
at e9k for money; United States Ffye-twen.
ties, 72a Erie, as; Illinois Central, 7sx.
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WHITE HOUSE.

The Cabinet meeting to-day lasted for a.
couple of hours, and was ATTENDED by all the
members OF the Cabinet except MIR. Seward.
who was detained away by illness The Irish
Exec utive Committee, headed by DIR. AntIsel,
Hot. ohm Hogan, Of Missouri; Deputy Mar.
shall Col. 0'Beirne, and others Of prominence
had an interview with the President this after
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The OPENING OF THE NATIONAL THEATRR-
The Inauguration of the theatrical season at
the National date Grover's) Theater was a
great success in every way. The hense was
crowded with a lalGe and appreciative au-
gave not less pleasure, than the excellent
spectacular drama "The Ice WITCH" which
was all In the way Of scenery, music, and
effect that could be desired. II isnot play in
which the regular dramatic company can do
Justice to themselves, but there were many
favorites OF the Washington public on the
stage too well known here TO need recon-.
mendation, while the new actors were gene.
rally approved. The piece viii probably have
good run, and no one should fail to see IT..
Some Of the scenes are as fine as any ever pre-
scented in this city. lAs GazE ETl I.
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RECEIPTS or CUSTOMS AT NEW ORLEANS.
The receipts at the custom.house at New
Orleans on the 18th instant, amounted to
S68, s27.25, which 10 supposed to be the largest
sum ever collected in a single day at that port,
and indicates q flourishing condition OF the
business of the city. --.
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GENERAL BAIRD

GENERAL BAIRD RELIEVED,
Brevet Major General Absalem Baird has.
by War Department Special Orders, No. 462,
been relieved from the command Of the Depart
ment Of the Gulf and assigned to duty in the
Department of the Lakes. ..t = ..-...
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THE NORTHERN LIBERTIEs JoHNsoN OLUB.
Pursuant TO adjournment, the citizens of the
Northern Liberties favorable to the oreanixa.
ton of q Johnson Club In that section of the
city, metin Qneep q Abell's Hall, ON X near
9TH street. J. M. Ohver, Esq, presiding, and
Mr.. J. w. CLARK secretaYy. ~ 30 ss-i7.'.F n
/ On motion Of Col. Moses Q committee Of i've.
CONSISTING Of Col Moses, w. M. Brown, w
Jacobs, s. J. Langfeldt ana Jno. H. Darrell
was appointed 70 draft constitution and by.
laws for the Northern Liberties johnson Club.
and report at the next meeting ID. -tAa
/ DIR. r. q. Clayton addressed the meeting;
and after q few appropriate remarks from the
chairman. MI. Oliver, the meeting adjourned
nii Wednesday, the s6th, at O'Clock p. M
allow necessary arrangements to be made In
the hall. = 81 g. NCT}t 4 y a. - ..4 !
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fnANCIAL.-rhe New York Post of yester
DAY afternoon says:-The loan market is easv
demand for accommodation than prevailed on
Saturday afternoon, but there is a fair in
curry, ana capitalists are in some cases oh.
'Nning per cent Commercial paper il nm.
changed IN rates, and passes freely at 6a7 with
little onering, except long dates, which are no,
much In favor The stock market Is dull and
irrrfular Governments are quiet and there
pubic.
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~General Sheridan. IN acknowledging the
receipt OF the order placing him at the head OF
the Freedmen's Bureau In Louisiana, says he
does not think ~ necessary 10 employ the Nv Q
octors authorized TO be hired for cholera pur-
oses, the present medical staff being amply
SUFFICIENT TO take care Of all patients no in ne
hospitals ...t.s rr.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of the United
States, L. o. o. F.-Election Of Officers.
Especial Dispatch to The Star.J 'a'
BALrIMoRE, Sept. 1s,EThe Grand Lodge OF
the United States, I. o. o. F., at their session
of To-day, elected the following as officers to
serve for the ensuing term Of two years:
James p. Sanders, New YORK, M. w. Grand
Sire; Edward d. Farnsworth, Tennessee, R.
w. Deputy Grand Sire; James L. Ridgely,
Maryland, r. w. Grand Secretary; Joshua
vansant, Maryland, r. W. Grand Treasurer.
/ The attendance II large, nearly every State
in the Union, and Canada and the British
Provinces, being represented. The District of
Columbia has three representatives in the
body--Fred. d. Stuart, John F, Havenner and
VIM. r. Mclean; and the Mayor OF Alexan-
dria Hugh Latham) is one Of the Representa-.
tives from EASTERN Virginia, The session will
probably continue for several days. 49,.
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APPOINTMENT OF PENSION OFFICERS.
Mr.. VIM. Walker has been appointed PEN
sion agent at Dover, Delaware, in place of ID.
+. Burton, removed. A new pension agency
has been established at Bangor, Maine, and
GIde MAYO appointed pension agent. Doc
tors John ID. North, Of Jackson, Mich ana
Eli Sturgeon, Of Salem, Ohio, have been ap-
pointed examining Surgeons. a "
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rh. xeutbernLev.Iis,s.

ROCHESTER,. Sept iS.-The Common Council
have made arrangements TO extend 10 hospi-
tslities OF the city TO the Loyal Southern dele
gates who are expected here Wednesday next.
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SThe city Of MEXICO correspondent Of the
New York Herald says that the Mexican peo-
pie, now that Maximilliau's abdicatiou seems
proba BILE, are exceedingly anxious for an
American prQteetoyate.
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APPOINTMENTS Blythe PRESIDENT

The President has made the following ap
pointsments for Philadelphia; Charles NJ.
Hail. postmaster; J X. Flanagan, editor of
News,)' naval officer; Thomas c. Mcdowell.
deputy surveyor; Vim. MIlward director Of
the mint Col. Chambers McKibben, treasurer
of the mint; and Joseph Taylor, melter of the
mint 7Ah 3t.' . 81 ~ ~
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Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE. Sept. 11.-General Burnside
has called a Mass Convention OF Rhode Island
eoldiers and sailors, TO meet in this city on
Wednesday, to elect delegates to the Pitts.
burg Convention.
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HIGHWAY RoBBRRY.-RaAdAll Jackson,
colored, was arrested yeeterday by Officer
Evans Of the Seventh Ward, for robbipg Moses
way The robbery was perperated on the 2ith
of August last, and an accomplice Of Jackson
was arrested at the time, but Jackson sue.
ceeded in eluding the police until yesterday,
when he was on Third str. ct near The canal by
Oficer Evans and arrested. He was taken To
the station house; and Justice Handy com.
united him TO jail for court.
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INJUNCTIoN GRANTKD-IA the case of the
Adams Express Company against the Oranga
and Aiexandria Railroad Company ARMED
some weeks since, and held under ad yisemen,
doenabie the Court TO cons ult, and examine the
numerous authorities referred to, his Honor.
Judge Uunder wood, has granted an injnnc.
ton restraining the Rail Road Company from
violating the contract made with the Express
Company. ndria Journal. % b. =
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DEATH OF AN ARMY an

DEATH OF AN ARMY SURGEON.
Information has been received of the death of
Assistant Surgeon J. L. Mcdonald, at ST.
Lon s, on the 10Th inst Surgeon Mcdonald
was az one time medical director OF the OH
corps Army OF the Potomac. =
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THE MUSTER our.

The name OF Btevet Major J. J. Hough,
Commissary Of Subsistence appeared in the
general muster out OF volunteer officers lately
but we learn that his experience and abilities
are not to be lost to the service as he Is to re.
ceive q position in the regular army.
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THE BASE BALL ToURNAMHNT.-At3 p m.
the great match between the first mines of the
National Club. OF this city, and the Excelsior
Club. of Brooklyn. was entered upon. The at.
tendance was very large, and the interest a n i.
Tagging, fromt the spirit with which the game
was maintained. -,. -..,.. ..... -
At the end Of the ith innings the score stood
National .............4 Excelsior.
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Murder in Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 17.-About three
O'Clock this morning, an intoxicated man,
named alion, murdered his wife. She was
asleep when he entered the house and awoke
her. High words ensued. when he seizsd an
axe and struck her with it. instantly killing
her. He has been arrested. :. ? : =
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THE UNITED STATES srrAMER PAN

The Navy Department has received infor
nation that the United States steamer Pan
Jones sailed, on the sth instant, from Mobile Z,
the BIO Grande - -
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THE CONDITION OF sECRETARY SEWARD.
We are happy to announce that the condition
of Secretary Seward continues to improve
He sat up for short time this morning, and
his speedy recovery Is hopefully anticipated
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RAID ON THE LAGER BARRILs.-Colloctor
I Clephane this morning made raid upou the
lager beer barrels 1t the Park where the Sch nc.
/ number OF them coming from Baltimore N
elsewhere being unstamped The collector ii
pretty stuve n hunting up 8uy hilures %
comply With the revenue laWs.l = SkOET
I .aOdTAF AgHAGH aus
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RECEIPTS AND RxPENDIrUREs OF THE
. .A -. GOVERNMENT

During the quarter ending June 3Oth, 1866
the receipts of the Government from the sales
Of public lands, direct tax, internal revenue,
and incidental sources, were Sl29.OlO, 762 67:.
from loans, etc, 1882 $50; making a total
receipt of ssal4s3,O9a g. The expenditures
were $500 443 Ta1 90 4'-7 .- az q . -fa -
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'auobaI. ....,..-.... = EAcelslOr-
The following are the two mines:


The CASE or ROBERT o. HoLTzMAN-Ftnal
romindti0n.-festerday afternoon, Justice
man, who, as we stated last week, was arrested
by Detective Kelly and Bigley, as an accom-.
piice Of Samuel Parrie, in the robbery OF ST.
w ~ IN 80 8 bonds nom the bank OF Riggs
clerk. The bonds were the property of Miss
Lucy Rives, daughter Of the late John q.
Rises, and were deposited in Riggs & Co.'S
Dank. Detective Kelly has just returned from
trip IN pursuit Of the other party. which
proved unsuccessful. And when asked BY the
.Iusticeif he had any evidence to offer in ad.
dit'oH 10 that given at the former hearing re-
piled that he had not.
Mr.. Norris as counsel for the defence asked
for the discharge of the prisoner, and conten.
ded that there is no evidence tending to con.
meet the prisoner with the larceny. The only
evidence against him being the fact that he was
companion Of Davis and had been since visi-
ting him at the bank. 1900 ..... .-- E.
It was net shown that The prisoner was in q
position to give the least information as 10
where the bonds were deposited; and Mr. n
continued that it's necessary to prove that the
accused was present when the bonds were
taken, or tnat he was in a position 70 aid in his
preparation of the act, and that his AID was
actually given. Mr.. N. cited several cases in
support of his position; among them the Lutz
case, in which the iron safe was taken from
Mr.. Lutz's store, and there were employed to
haul It away These drivers were acquitted
because the larceny had been committed before
they arrived at the store TO hanl his safe away
Detective Kelly remarked that the case was
made against the prisoner by the evidence of
Mr.. Proctor who saw Holtzman and Paris to-
gether at the bank shortly before they left the
city, and the Evidence of Mr.. Griffifh, which
evidence folio them from this CITY to New
Orleans, they travelling IN company and
showed their connestion in New Orleans.
where they were in business under assumed
names. . III t3Inz p - ZEE ~ =
Mr.. Norris replied that the names might have
been assumed by the Young men TO prevent
their parents from obtaining knowledge Of
where they were. A. 81 % HtEf ..
Justice Bates Admitted that the evidence
against Hoffman was not very strong; but
there are circumstances connected with il
which do not permit him to feel justified In
dismissing the case, and he would therefore
send the case to court The Justice reduc ed
the bail to q, eeo, which was given immediate-
ly by Mr.. Thomas Parker becoming bondman.
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ASQIGNEn

In general order issued by Major General
Hooker, commanding the Department Of the
Lakes, Breyet Major b. E. Fryer, Assistant
surgeon u. ). Army, Is announced as Assis.
tant Medical Director Of that department
PERsoSAL--John Savage, Of literary and
Journalistic renown, is in town He inform
US that the Union So uare mass meetingin New
YORK last night IN ratification of the Pnilade'.
phia Union Convention was an immsn.
anair, surprising any previous political
demonstration ever known there IN numb rs
and enthusiasm.
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INTERNAL RRvRHUB-The receipts from this
source to-day were SS53, 650.9S.
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~W0RKINGMENS CONVENTION
nS regular meeting will be held on WEDN ES-
Council Chamber. City Hall
VIM. Il. McL1AN, President.
JAMES b. REED, Rec. See. se list
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ResiSned.

.PHiLApxLPHIA. sept. ls.-The director Of
the United States Mint AZ Philade]phta, ex.
Gov. Bullock, has resigned his position, in
consequences OF not approving the Presiden-
tial policy. = - ifseF - 4iH7t
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HI oREHN wuLIAN6. Aacsaonssrs.
syfSET. ML AID. III Pu fI AHcrtoH.

On !tIsDxSI, The "a al dss o. os'ss.T asTt, i !; !;
Lot 10. Is, In square No SIS With the improve
meets. eensistins Of . tvs.story Frame House.
II Stodd.rd and snrw srly occupied ~ . gro ,sry.
q the corner, which makes this property valuable
Tsrms one half cash: balance in months, for
nases hsarfng interest and occurred ty 9 deed OF
ravenve STAN ps Ut the eost Of the purchaser 500
down at the fall 81 the hsmmsr
ss rs eokds 0RDhE WILLIAMs, Ancts:
ws xeud ve0pecfuIly cali ate .tion 60 our large
ana re gular weekiy sale Of ehoice fAmi
" 9rcessi,s. Nisss. k,aSsesss' .Aes &C. on
Su EA0LR 3 co., Aucts.
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nFNAvY DEPARTMENT., AUsusr Is. 1906
A Board of Naval Officers, Of which Commodore
3 Lee Is President, will meet at Hartford, Con.
amir alton of Volunteer Officers who have served
not less than two yesxs In the Navy for on
into the Regular Service. in accordance with the
provisions Of the Act to define and regulate the
pnrgoses, approved July q, 1855
All persons who are entitled to examination
and who wish to avail thems of fts privileges
will at once notify the President of the Board by
letter addressed to Hartford, Conn, giving their
ceive from him: in reply, q notification when to
present themselves fer examination Those WHO
fail 20 report at the time specified for them to do
80 Nil forfeit al claim to Esecsdsp:s for exam
se4-Rt Secretary Of the aavy.
NSATInAA s MEETING ,G q TIE BOARD OF
on Tuesday evening the 18th Instant the follow.
ing resolution was ado pied
Ee,oired: That the following places be desiR-
naeo a. omces for the transaction of all Public
ESSnooI business BY the respective Sub Boards Of
For the Sub Board, First District, list and ID
srds-SchOol room, corner l4th and @ streets
For the Sub Board. Second District fd and 18th
Wardsl-School room, on II, between 9th and TIN
For the Sub Board Third District. 18th and 9Th
wards !. Wallach school Building.
For the Sub Board, Fourth District, 9th
Thompson, teacher, on 6th street ~ -
The trustees will he in attendance at these
offices from to ~ clock on each NOR ming of the
week from Monday to Friday inclusive, durisg
the month O. September, and all persons entitled
By order of the Board
su % eol2t lRepl B. F. BOIsEAU, Sec
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EXCELSIOR.
NATIONAL

kse,Gss;,;" ! ) ) ! -
Umpire-Mr. q. Glover, Of the Eclectic
Club. .- ~ a-ti "a ht-- Fr.
Scorers -Messrs. Berthrong and Jewell.
Time of game hours. ~ 49,. t.-. "
Fly CATCHES Quick L, Cowan 1, Gun
ming I. ~ 90
Home Runs-Munson 1, Jennings 1,