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Ire Ihyent9r and Patenteo Of the MINERAb
rLAI1 TEETH, attends personally ct
MS ONCE in this city. Many persons can 2S13pQy
wear these teeth who oannot wear others,
these.
Persons calling ct my once ean be acoommoda-
tea with any style and price of Teeth they may de-
sire, but 70 these who particular and wish the
Ioress, cieeness, strongest and most perfect den:
viii be more fully warranted
Rooms In this eity-No 3Ss Penn'a avenue, be-
tween eth and 10th ste Giso. 0OT Arch street,
th1ladeInhla. &C 30-lv
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R IoHhosp, IR1pS5sII9EEsBgRa AND 20
TO rRAvKLLIRs come SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tespday .. n. exeeptsd.)


The quickest and most direct route 10 K,ehnOsa,
eteemers from Sixth Street Wharf, &HS
Meshinstoa, TO Asuia Greek and
kienDond, frederiokseure and Potomac Railroad.
nonn We connecting there With trains the Rich
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Den Vile
hIfoaAss for Petersburg, weldon, Wilmi nGson,
STeesn' SrSensooro'. salisbury, Oherlosts and
stesEsrs Keypors and o Vanderbilt leave TN
street Wharf daily (supdsy evening eHceptedl st
= m. sne 20 ,. m end arrive In Rfchmopd st
THROU0H TO RI0H MOND H SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter ana Al Hours Qaicksr tnsa
any other houte.
Be sare and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Oompany . Once, corner 81 Psuna avsaue and sts
street, or on board Of the boAts. Baggage checked
Omnibussss and Baggage Wagons yin be N
readiness 70 convey pssse nse ~ and baggage be-
tween depots IN Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass By daylight Mount
enc may an o. ;,
BIssif.st and SUP on board Of steamer.
g. SlrffseEa. r,sfss Es:slas.o g.
aDAD oensrsl Passenger Agent.
DOTohAO TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Tn. Cleaner EXPRESS, osps. \, A. RrTBsR,
eTandris 81 Ia m EvERY SAT-. EeAS~N
URDAY for ely mont, Budd Ferry oa1osnanekzS
Smiths Point, Ohstterton Landing, Hsnlenoy
%Ss %SaT a"s ston r0.n wha r
rfonen Bay, FoKwels Wharf, HsEell's Wharf
Piney Point, Point Loot out, and arrives at Bsln.
more .s,'s q :" j. e i ssEHf ss |. BIO As...
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fRIDSHNAR,

PRoTloT1p 81 ko11Es LsrrlRs PAT.
emit OF EnEland, and eecared By the seals Of the
Ec1le de sRhaTmacis ae Pafis, and the Imperial
Triesemsr No. J.. II the sfsctual remedy for Re.
iaxauon. sDcrmathorrhoea, and 1xhaustion Of
seded the nauseous use Of Oopavia, Oubshs, 'xe.
Trtesemar No II the infallibls remedy for ali
ipRreAients. = =
Each preparation 10 In the form 81 most ssrss.
able Lo.enee Secured from the. effects 81 eli.
Ssss enc - cns oSSr e e TIN
esses; thus saying O! Divided q separate dosss
= Administsrsd By vslpssa, csilamsnda, Roux,
WSelsss!s "a s:asiI ~ Dr. BARROW. No. asa
70 !: s:s e; "a; q 9; Foam. He. see r:...
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auc,,opeer,.

kkCElNERS, SALE OF FURNITURE AND
"klkkM HOUSE,, SITUATED AT r rHE
C0HNER Or 18TH ST WEST AND PA
AVE IN SQuAkE No 1913, IN THE CITY
Of NASH lN0rON, IN THE DlSTRICT os
C0LU MBlA, AT PUBLIC AUCTION W
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RY NA0LE D CO., Auctioueers.
n 6Aleeroom NO. ass Penn oyeuue.
Between 9Th and lOth -.

EAGLE 60 viii give their personal sttsntton
70 ,as ale Of Rss s..sss and Heasehod futni.
Wines, Liquors. ard Hsrchandioe OF evsSy d.
ssrtRuon, Horses. Carriages. Harness. &c
HiDeiAi csse advances made on consisnments.
kseeIar Sales ct oar saissroon svsry Tues.
O'Clock NAGiSS hnss ~
jsll.d HnctioHSs
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BANKERS.

IAY CO0kE = co., -.
BAHK SIS,
WssenaA ssysss, opposite Hsasssy,
Suysnd eel s'currsnt market rates, ana kssD
onstantly on hand. . full supply Of an
aOvIRNMlHr BONDS,
sEvIN.fHIRTIDs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST HoTDS.
Orders ~ STOCKS BONDS, b., sxseutsd, and
Collections nads On al accessible Points.
ssl-u
RARROw CO.,
BANK1R0,
Corner Louisisna svsHue and seventh rsss,
DEALHRs IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AID sILvEB
Nstf AND LAND wARRANTs.
First National Bsak Of Warrington.
g. d. COOKE. tof jay Cooke Oo.J President
WI. Q. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
a0vEBHMEHT DEPOSITORY
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UHITHD
STATES.
lStA ssYsst, op1osits ths Trsasxsy Dspa.t~sns.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
- ONE MILLION DOLLARSA
We buy and sell ell classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESatc current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE a.d make Collections
on ALL TIE PRINCPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERkS. and give careful
ana prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS Of B USINESS MEN and FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted to Us.
FULL INTORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MINT LOANS ct all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. Q. HUNTINGTON, Ga shier.
Washington, March %, 1896 maI-n
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.

ZIRKwOOD HOUSE.
Corner Penaa. arsnue and Ttcsifth street, Wax
washington, ID. c. lk.E3
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
SrEAABR WILSON SMALL

q ESrIGI..Ths sses nsr wILssN SMALL.
OAPT. y. T. LEosAkD, powi
most 's sSmiS S1s Sf IN. .",.osess.s c
i e. :sss. y
s:sHeEs ys fTEsDar, fsys ss5Si. r,h ard
sSfiS4ti s.sEsT f$E
Betursine from ran RAsTERS ssomsDxtsS.
leaves Llo{ . Lsndins az .. m, osmbrids. ~
wedpesdey and Friday, touching AZ si ;.sseg,
dfste landings. and reaching BaItimors A. ~
on the following morninss - M.
she has large Dumber Of hne u sse rooms.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
~ BOOTS AND SHOES, 80
INV sTORl. 1"

The undersigned begs leave 20 inform his frie
Sns me pubic generally that he has opened the
n.M CHEAP STORE, No. 500 TIN street, u ader
OdS fellows' Hall. where he has on hand a gen
sral emit of Ladies' and Geutlemens q, Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES
remember the number, 5O2 TIN street, under
Ocd Fellows, Hall The New Cheap Store, for
deis GEORGE b. WILSON.
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EMRICHT RESTAURANT.
II No. 3S6 Penns avenue near 9Th sire et
p. IMRICH wishes to infsrm his friends ana tn,
public generally that he now keeps con- |. . r
stAntly on hand OYSTERS. fresh every MY
day, prepared In every style. IE:I
His Is and LIQUORS cannot be sur m ..ea
Gall And give him trial. oc 0-tf
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WHAT III, f fYsss Ess sHH n III. sAnAs
CTHINWAY's PIANOS.

We have inst received new assortment Of IL
Stating Of Grand, Square. and Upright
on ali occssiops, received the hrst premium Over
ali new YORK, boston, Phtl sdelphia and Baltimor
IN comDetitiou At she Worlds Fsir IN london.
stsinvay 4 Sons received the indorSeunonf 1of
n nerfority OF their Planps all makero of the
Torlo. " q MkTzEROrr O Co.
fsfstf He. Sl~ Peua avenue, Sole Aeents
MAOKEREL AnD GOLDFISH. :
= " 70 oap sounds iase. sHoKl oODSlsn.
y, Z harfols No HACK HR1L.
:s.s sss for fS 4 the
(,ommission Msrch ants,
aels q Hos zee Mimi c.. IsS. . apd 2.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TN AT AUCTION

fetrusry, A. D., 1856. and recorded 10 Liber g. NJ
ID No Is. fsho Se4, one of the land record, for
Washington County ID. c., will sell, at Public
Auction, in front Of the promise At O CLOCK
N on EsDAY, tue 10th day Of March, A ID !.
uste, lying asd being in Wash ngton CITY. O
ana Known and di:tinsuishsd upon the ground,
numbered eight. 8, in Square mum bsred two him.
d iS and niy eight zs Fronting ss feet the cas-.
no rtb, With depth of one hundred aud I, We feat
ter al half ches n03 feet l0S inches, to an
Terms Of sale Wne half cash balance in and -
months With interest from day Of saIe sec ured by
deed OF trust upon tue premise. Terms to be Gem.
piled with in i've & ys otherwise the trust-s 70
serves the riaht to resell at tha risk and cost OF the
the Evening Star. All cost of co.veyarcinS \ nd
Slc0 required at time Of sale.
JOB w. ANGUS, Trustee
COOPER LATIMER
NH l-8aw&ds Auctjon.sss
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
H WASHING TON, Jan. o, se7

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1857.
~ J c. go g:
Trains between wAsHINGTON AND BALTI-
MORE. and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO, T,I,, and
ii'i' q. IN and 2Ne, and 4 30, and 500 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS a.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO O. m, ana
FOE yAY STATIONS SOUTH or ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION..
Leave as S:l5 and Zoo Q. r., and at 100 and IS
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 7:45 a. m, and asa D m no train.
TO or from Annapolis on Sunday
On SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at7:l6 D. m, and 2u1 8 90 D. m
FOR WAY STATIONs.
Leave otI:D 9. n and 200 and 500 p. y.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE West.
leave daily, except Sunday. at 7,4s q. m, and
On sunday st 500 p m. only. connecting at Relay
p Pant VIII tfans from Baltimore TO Whselizg
Ta soSsH ffff6Ksrs to tn. IVES. can B. I'D ;.
the Arlington Station Ticket Once ct eli hon 70
in the day, well as at the new once Of the BANK
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, between 6th aud 7th streets
For New York, Philadslphia, and Boston, zee
advertisement of Through Line
il. WILSON Master Of Transportation
n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C 30 GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent Washins ton.
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RY COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneera
u Late cleI ks with James q. Mcclure % ,
Southwest corner Pennsy wanna avenue and IItb
street, Star Office BuildinRO
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w A L 8 b IS

CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE.
He. $50 10th street, one door below Psnn. ave.
This we'll nown Once makes
LIBERAL ADVANCES IVY
On Diamonds, Gold and Silver Watches q II
Clothing. Furniture, and Merch ndise of evsry
description. $3.50
Open every dayt except Sunday from O. m to
Sd. M.
N.B.-Business strictly confidential. fsn-u
list A B l 3 h ED lS52
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OA1 NATIONAL LAUNDRY, OF
I'll Penn'a sv., bet. 18th and 18th SITS. Il
All work done by hand. Goods called for and
delivered, at the shortest notice. All kinds OF
French uting done In the neatest STYLE 70 ls cts
- 8OBPTION LUXURIEs. =
Just received. . large variety Of articles So
lscted par iculsrly for the csmipe receipt sea-
son. z. II. KING 4 SON,
King Place,
de - Cor. vt. ave. and l6h st.
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LoUBi EDI :
A full assortment Of ell grades choice Flour for
Bekers; quality No 1; price low.
Are the only direct receivers for Golden Hill, j.
q. Gsmbrill mot Patapsco) and Linganor Family
Flours in the District AZ the latter brand has
been extensively counterfeited and sold in this
city, We would inform those Wishing this flour By
arrangement with the nillers we furnish 1t lower
than Il can DO obtained from any other source
Quality second to none. Price fraction LEES than
other Arct ass Family Flour. -
BuckWheat d low rates.
All grsdss Of Western Flour n store and for sale
lev BY W. II. GAIT co.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
no u Rear DEPOT.
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RY QRlIH D WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,.
~ No. 326, corner 7th ana % atreets

VALgABLE BUILDING LOT IN TIE euoOND
EtATHWRIaHrHH0 ~ ~ W I4TH STREEIW EsT,
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On mONDAY, the 4th instant at 'clo~k m
No: rs. having Is feet, runniue back about q,
1ees In depth, making 1t Handsome Building
Terms One half cash, the balance in And 70
months Tor notes bearing interest, and secured sy
aoeeo o. trust on the premises. All conveyan.
cling and revenue stamps ct the cost of the mr.
chaser $50 down on the day Of sale.
fe nd GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
0THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
account of the rain, until n ONDAY, the nth in.
stant at the same hour aud tlsce.
NH sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auots
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DRoPosALs FOR CARTAaI

Brsvet Lieut.. Col. and q g., q Q. A,
L4bt Breyet Brig Gen. Vols
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AUCTION SALES.
ny GREEN WILLIAMS, Auetioueer,,
- opposite the Bank Of the Republic,
corner It'll and ID streets.

AARTiSLEs, &c, AT PgBLfo h HS oAsoi
On TUESDAY. the 18th inst ant. at 10 o clock a.
m. we AL sell at the Drug store, on 7th street
pregs, Medicines. Bottles, Walls, Counters,
sneIvlng Fancy Articles, &C. To be sold without
NH sd 0REEN WILLIAM. AIT.
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M All d6aAo6EoRGAEsprrANr.,s,,
1T BON BONS

II GORDON 4 Co.'S
H. PRESERVD6,
JBLLlES,
OATSUPS,
~ The best OF their kinds. "''
n. W. BUROHDLL
corner 18th and streets,
feh under Ebbitt Home
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Hl GREAT {. REBELLION. b. John Minor
Men, BY T. P Whilgls; si Is. The scisnes Of
Red jacket, By Wm L. Stone: Is. ~' The Ssn Q.
thar t,n,nry; story q the OWL War. BY Nichols.
1dmund Yates; 70 cents. Race for wealth, BIZ Arc.
;; HI iddell: 10 cents. ry.v,r
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06

deserved its reception because 1t well presented II
proper here to note that Mr. Lester Walack
time ago, are Informed, purchased from Dr
Robertson in London the exclusive right TO represent
Caste m New-York and Brooklyn. Remembering this,
and considering the other that the play has
been published present production at the Broadway
Theater wears somewhat singular aspect Has Mr..
Robertson sold to purchasers for or has
prated copy Of the manuscript been sent across the
oceani Time will show Meanwhile the comedy has
been produced. Mr.. w. j. Florence appeared MS george
dAbToy, and Mrs. Florence enacted ROXY Eccies' Ihe
part of Esther assumed by Mrs Chanfrau Old Ece'es
was persOnated by Mr.. Dayidge. Mr.. Marowe played
Captain Hrr'ree. and Mr.. Lamb played Sam GeIrldge
The Marquis de SdintMa, was undertaken by Mrs q.
ii. Gilbert. 1t is needless 10 say that most
enthusiastic greeting hailed Mr.. and Mrs Florence Ihey
have earned abiding popularity IN this city. Mrs
FOrences humor and repressibe vivacity fourd free
scope in Polly Eeee and she played the part perfectly
well Mr. Florence found less scope for his peculiar
talents, George dAog but he personated with grace
and refinement and sympathetic tenderness OF sentiment
the character Of the honorable welkntenoned delicate
minded aTocrat Mrs. Chanfau was the truthful repre-
sentative Of lovely ideal OF character Esther She las
taken backward step artist in her long absence
Beautiful ever, she is than ever thoughtful,
careful delicate interpreter of character and emotion.
There a wOmanly feeling In her performance last
night that made II very real and affecting She also, was
his audience a delicious pOrtraure Of character in the
mood Of broad humor which heartily applauded.
Mr. MarlOwe, capt. Hdrtree, presented an accurate
type of the somewhat affected young gentleman, by no
means rare in modern society who hides sound and good
heart under artificial manners. Mr. Lamb, as sam Ger
rg interpreted the awkward goodheaIted rough dia-
mond type Of wOrkingman with equal fidety ana hu-
NOR Mrs Gilbert was uncOmmOnly good. Writing hur
redy at late hour, compelled To limit ourselves
To mere passing remark upon the acting but we can
freely saw That we have rarely the first perfor
OF new piece In American theater ,ass 80
smoothiy of There but two sets OF that OF
the first act being necessarily used. with some few
changes for the third That Of the second was partcu.
iariy elaborate and elegant At the end bf the play
which was A. followed loved 10 i' '''@ - deeply interested
auehVSi 81 i ce was called before the curtain, au,
ulauo brief speech OF thanks. The occasion
N"', altogether, very pleasant. The theater
been somewhat reshened and redecOrated since IT
closed Tuesday, and It's appearance last evening was
particularly bright and cheerful Caste VIII be acted
here every night and at Matinee on Saturday next
RANYARDs MUSEUM.
An operate bUresque, called The Bear ana
ths Mqideh| was played last evening az bahgaIu Mu "a ;
Museuf We shall refer TO II at another tine' Ihere
will be a Matinee here tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
DIED.

BOARD-On Monday Aug the 7 year Of Ls ago
Notice Of funeral q Wednesdays papers.
BUTLBR-At West Hoboken j. Monday Aug Of choer ia
fnam Sarah Annie youngest child Of BdSard aod Sarah Butter
The relatives friends family invited attend the fuu,i
es. Of Psssrsoa Psuias on wedassy Aug
yISSEI9 Jer'9 c op MGnday "a Avg w. Fannie P Young
The relatives and friends are Invited attend Wednesday
o'clock from the residence Of her Pareu No 80
PRoST-Op Sunday August at h residence Clinton Point Du,ches
County Thomas Frost formerly this city 10 The s year Of bs age
JoRu q Frost are respectfully invited to attend
f & Re il euGaue New depot to eoaI,y eSd %1
ing by the u O'Clock train from Nsw.fOrE
The snd, aa tes1Ss tie family his brother jc5S
naw Monaghan invited TO attend the funeral from hs
late residence Marion Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
LADD-In Brooklyn Monday, Aug Sarah Henry wife Of Joy H.
The relative, and friend, Of the uy invited 70 attend d,
funeral the residence Of her soninlaw CLARK No sII
be taken to Utica, n. Y, for iaierneat
LBARNEDIn Brooklyn Monday Aug Of mhrssmas Amot
and laf2i9ss 81 asys' o'9 ''' u ANUS
LowA Paterson j. Henry Low agei youuss" sou o'
The relatives and friends Of the fimy respectfully invited to ..ni
6ara.st on Tuesday afternoon, August G. at O'Clock.
MOOREAt Harlem n Y. Saturday Agga; g. 1867 Peunlns
The relative, the family invited to attend her fuuer
from the residence Of John ke9yoO East tnd
Harlem River on Tuesday Augusta Soei0eh NJ WIZ
MORGAY-On Sunday morning Aug after short ins Charles
Edward Mogs9 D. eldest q George and P1piHs MofSss
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully i9yted 20 ea
aud Great Joness Tuesday Aug 10 O'clock without flhe'
invitation.
MOSTG0MERY0u Mondl Aug Of disease OF the heart John u
Montgomery esq. in the 18th year Of his age
the Rev DR. Montgomery respecr
y requested funeral without further invitation
AZ the Church MdOnaye. and Thirty hhhst, 90
Wednesday afternoon o'clock The remains wiu bs
carried to Pliadsp6ia for nterment in the family vault
Sunday August Harry infant soa
oIlenry A. NOhrop aud the DAY Sarah A.
Of Henri D. Nohop auG daughter Of Johu X Weeks
from the residence Of John Weeks No JJ hgsI on iue
daF, August g. at o'clock p. -.
WOODHULAt Huntington l. on Mouday Aug D. hareue Nhs
of smith Wooihull aged 50 years
Funeral u Wednesday At O'Clock ?. m
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
CONyOCATIoN OF THE REGENTS OF TIL
UNIVERSITY.

The Regents of the University &c >ovr.Yo,k
will assemble at Albany to y Ss Ssf -.
IN .,uay and sit three days. They
feques the Presidents Of Colleges sendn materials for
a"Mitary Roll OF Honor" of NewYork educational in
stutiOns embracing the names OF students and teachers
who aided in the struggle for the life and honor OF the
Nation The papers upon the University neurology will e
brace the OF Prof Charles Anthon, Ill. D., and
Principals r. Beamy, Albion Academy; George Kerr,
Jefferson County Instute B. A. Smith Beleyille Acad-
envy and Peter Smeale Andes Collegiate Institute. The
subjects that have been announced for papers are:
What further desirable relation 10 the decimal system OF
weights and measures
what age eIpeeat aud desirable that young shoud be ad
uittei 10 cOlegsl
The study without proposed liberal profession.
Al education.
The Greek and Latin authors subsequent the erof Christianity
compilation from whose writings would be suitable 70 be read col
leges
Literary exercises In academies
The theory schools shl their practical relation both
The schools and the academies
advsahen having examination 70 college
dnred whole part by special board Of eIiuners to be appoint
ed hy the Regents
Auabe study and appropriate testimonials ioF females in
the higher institutions Of the State
The branches the college course
the several colleges Of this State and IN certain colleges OF other
States. o.,
novsso ofoassca antiquities nspen5abs to a5rl elueaiou
Normal academies
Voluntary enfO smens Of academies
The study o. mathematics.
A uniform Of stniy iOr acajemsa
The Regents examination"
Tuiyeritg uecrDogV.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
Dryryr1ov T LOWER QUARANTINE.
THE cusroM-norsr VERSUS TIE QUARANTINE
AUTH oRTHs.

,,,,. c,,s,r,.,, ,,,..,, . VERSUS TIE QUARANTINE
,,r,,. oBTES.
The dispute between ne Cus'o'H --io''9' CIV ''
Quarantine officials seems to b i''"''''s ~ -.
convenience to passengers arue. "s Hohi ioi,e"
and because OF it, than 80 pa SensefS' VINO
yesterday from NewOrleaus an6 HA 'a1a Oh I'c so"'
Rapdan practically in prion. On ,lle aIigai VI
the steamer at Lower Quarantine yes itIN.!, iulil,'
where she detained FOR the fulnigatiL u roo
of her ,OrdSy nom lac
OF her passengers and their baggage III dder ett tc
vessel might be placed IN proper sanitary c0ncNlob 20
discharge her cargo at the Upper Quarantine Inc con
signees presented the order at the Custom house
requesting permit for the landing of their assenAeTs
with their baggage. which was refused on the ground
that permit would be granted until the Health OfcSr
should certify that the vessel herself was IN proper sfD
tary condition when the Custom House would send an
officer board. The Health Officer deCliued to accept
these from the Custom House, but sent letter 10
Surveyor Wakeman saying that II was not possible 10
place the steamer In sanitary condition until the pas
sengers and baggage removed therefrOm
Passengers who arrive by steamers from unfected do
nestle ports not delayed. The George Washington
which also arrived from NewOrleaDs yesterday morning
did not touch at Havana and consequently did not come
under Jurisdiction of the Cnst0mHOuse authorities
Her and baggage were transferred To the city
within three hours OF her arrival and she then per
mitted TO steam up to Red Hook to discharge:
Friday last the passengers OF the bark Maria LOUISA
experienced much inconvenience IN bringing their bag
gage TO the city, in consequence OF which Dr Swlnburne
teegraphed to the Secretary OF the Treasury Iha he
public necessity demands that some one clothed
vent the continual delay OF persons ana thelr Oag,
under Quarantine caused by the unWSe pracce oI
the Custom House authorities" The message was sent on
Saturday but reply has been received Inc consBes
OF the Rapldan also teegraphed to the secretdI! WIN
reference to the detention of the baggage Of their pasSen
gers, but have received no reply.