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GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.

NATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
An official circular, Just issued by Hon.
Henry Barnard, Commissioner Of Education,
and addressed to State Superintendents of
Educafion, contains q document intended to
embrace every provision found in the several
Constitutions OF each State respecting Educa-
ton, Literature, aud Science. The Commits
sioner says he is now engaged in preparing a
volume to be entitled 1.-THE School Codes of
the United States" Intended to embrace the
earliest school law Of each State, \ brief notice
of all subsequent legislation on the subject,
and the provisions relating to public instruc.
ton, as they are found in the authorized
statutes OF the State up to January 1, 1863
He Is also collecting the ofic school reports
of each State, and other material for q repor +
on the condition Of Public Schools and other
Institutions and means of Popular Education
in the United States In 1866 '67, to be ready for
presentation to Congress, if called for, soon
after January I, 1858. The Commissioner is
also adding to the material which he has been
collecting since 1885, as opportunities OF travel
and research permitted, for a historical DeyeI
opmens OF Education in the United States and
other portions of America. In ans wer to uu
merous applications for plans for structures
Tor educational uses, for rural and city local..
ties, for graded and ungraded schools, he ia
preparing document In which the latest i'm
provements in School Architecture will be in.
troducsd, and he proposes to make, with the
cooperation Of Congress, his own collection of
educational books, documents and material
helps Of instruction the nucles of an Educa
uonal Library and Cabinet in the Department
OF Education at Washington,
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DIsPoeAL OF PUBLIC LAsD.-Rsturps rs
csivsd BY the Commissioner Of the Gensr,,
Land Once show that ID, MI acres OF the n, h,,c
lands were disposed of during the month of
September last, at thhe following local n ces
Marquette, Michigan, 1855 acres, Nenasba
Wiz cousin, 1889 acres; Council Biufs, Iowa
I,C53 acres, The greater portion o the land
was taken for actu a. settlernen and cui,iv atom
under the homestead law, and the remainder
SOLD for cash and located with military war
rants. ~ sid g. .l- e. ISL 30 > 'ss e~-
Returns have also been received howins
ttat sGv terms, comprising IN the aggregate
sl,s-Q acres, We're added to the productive
Iorce OF the States CT Mississippi and Ala.
bania curing the months OF August and Sep
TENDER last. under the Homestead act OF June
u. 1856, as follows: Mississippi located al tine
Jackson effee during the month OF August
lee; lsl farms, en- oraciRg {, IA acres; Alabama
located at me Huntsville Office during the
nenth OF September last l7s fai ms, ernbrac.
iBs ~, IcG acres.
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LETTER FROM THE HON THAD STEVENS
Inc following letter from the Hon. Thad. Ste
vens is ubished:
September 81. 1867.
Dear Sir-In answer to your inquiry. "What
enect the success OF the Presidents views will
have on the national securities am of opin-
lon that ITS effect would be very injurious
The President contends that the body of men
acting a. Congress has no constitutional pow
ers. and can do no valid acts in the ab;er ce OF
the excluded States. The Congresses that au-
thoriZed the war debt, and laid the internal
duties to pay 1t, were composed precisely of
the same number OF representatives,, from the
same States as the present. If it should be
decided that those Congresses had no constitu.
uonal existence, the 5-205, l0.4Us, 7-3Os, and
the legal-tender green backs will have been
issued without authority, and will be worth
less. Whether they would ever be redeemed
would depend on what the President would
consider constitutional Congress, after the
admission of the rebel representatives, when
the condition of the debts OF both belligerents
would De considered Yours. truly,
THADDEUS STEVENS
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GOVERNMENT BONDS REDEEMABIE IN
COIN

GOVERN MENT BONDS REDEEMABLE IN
COIN.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Yesterday
addressed very important letter to a gentle
man In New FORK in relation TO our finances
In which he says 81 consider the faith of the
government pledged to pay the five-twenty
bonds when they are paid in coin. There
need be, think, no apprehension that they
will be called in at the expiration of rs wears
from their respective dates and paid in United
states notes. The United States notes Were is.
sued under the pressure of great necessity,
and are, by authority of Congress,
being rapidly Withdrawn from circulation
No more can be issued under existing
laws, nor can l believe that any consider
able number OF the members of Con
erers would favor an additional issua
Tor any purpose whatever, much less for the
purpose of paying bonds in violation of the
express understanding under " hich they were
negotiated. The policy OF contracting the cir
culation Of United States notes, ADOPTED nv
Congress and being steadily pursued by the
Secretary, should. Of itself, even if the honor
OF the nation were not involved in the cues
ton, satisfy holders that Five-twenty bonds
Will not be called in and paid before maturity
In deprecated currency"
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FLAG SHIP OF THE AsIATIC SoUApRoN.-
The U. S. Steamer Piscataqua first class)
which has inst been completed at Portsmouth
N, II. Navy Yard, will sail tor the East
Indies aboet the LIST OF November with
Rear Admiral Rowan, who will relieve
Rear Admiral Bell. on the Hartford,
in command of the Asiatic Squadron
The medical, pay. and engineer officers OF the
Piscataqua will perform the duties OF fleet Of
ficers in addition to their duties on board the
Piscataqua. The Hartford will re turn to the
United States upon the arrival of the Pisca.
taqua.
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NATIONAL THBATRR.-ln the large audience
present at the opening of the dramatic season
at The National Theatre last evening, were
Gems. Grant and sherman Chanfrau,s eccen
trio delineation of ssSam'' was az effective as
usual. 1t is unfair to Judge a new company
On their first night, but enough of them was
seen last evening to warrant the expectation
that they will give satisfaction 10 the critical
audiences which assemble at the National
Sam" win be repeated e. night
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THE ELECTION IN OHIO.
Intense Excitement-Bright Prospects feI
the Republican Ticket.

CINCINNATI, Oct. s.-The election excite.
meut is intense. and betting is running very
high. It 10 feared BY many Republicans that
the Constitutional Amendment will be defeat
ed. The State Republican ticket will, I'M
doubleday, be carried, but BY much reduced
majority. In the Second District the excite.
ment 10 more intense than anywhere else, as
between Richard Smith and General Carey,
Independent, for Congress. The Democrats
not having nominated q candidate are doing
their best Tor Carey.
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PRIZE FIGHTING EXTRAORDINARILY
terday morning priZa fight teok place on the
Jersey side of the North river between two
Eighth Ward men, named Jim Denim and
Hugh Cafferty. The fight arose out Of some
dlmculty between the mistressas of the two
men, and was witnessed by TWO women who
had donned male attire for the occasion. Fiji
teen rounds were fought in forty fl We m in ties,
when Cafferty was proclaimed the victor
". z Herald. Oct. 4 -.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

The following has been received by the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs:
U. S. INDIAN AGENCY, GREEN BAY, WIS,
Oct. 3. 1e67.-Sir: There is nothing OF special
importance TO report for the month of Sep.
TENDER in the condition of the Indians of this
agency.
With the exceptions of a few deaths among
the Menomonies. they have enjoyed their usual
health. These cases are rot, i am Informed,
the result of any malignant epidemic, but the
patients are victims of the consumption so
common among half civilized Indians and
half bloods. . .
All the tribes are quietly following their
usual occupations and their schools have been
we'll attended
l have the honor to be, very respectfully
your obedIent servant.
M. l.. MARTIN, Indian Agent.
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THE ELECTIoNs,-The number OF voters who
have LETT the city to attend the Pennsylvania
and Ohio elections Is small is comparison with
those who left here on the eve of elections OF
previous years. The travel by rail yesterday
was hardly so over the average. Itshould be
borne in mind however that there are not near
ly so many Ohioans and Pennsylvanians re.
siding here now as during the war
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FURTHER FROM THE PENINSULA,
MA ELECTION.
The Republican State Ticket Believed to
be Elected.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.I

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. So P. N.-lnformation
reaches the Union League headquarters that
the election outside Of Philadelphia, through.
out the State, is progressing quietly, and with
much less excitement than prevails here Il
is conceded by the Democrats that the Repub.
Iicans will carry the State by from ten to
fifteen thousand majority.
Ketcnum, Republican. is running Wood.
ward, Democrat very closely in the 18th Con
gressional District, and hopes are entertained
that he will overcome the 2,O0O Democratic
majority in that district. -"
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ABSENCE OF Commissioner THRAKRR -
Hon. T. q. Thsaker, Commissioner OF Patents
left the city this morning for brief visi,
North. He will be absent week or ten days.
During, and until his return, General Stout
Chief Clerk Of the Patent Office, will discharge
the ties OF Comm ssioner
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New York Markee

4 NEW YORK, Oct s.--FIour dap aad ,rres.
Mar andlin buyers favor rsceipts ss,so9I bbis.
Wneat Ia9 cents os'tef; recetpts 81. 500 bushsis.
Corn 4 cent BETTER; receipts 10 bushels. RYE
scarce and advanc n.y. Oats lie. bettsrs Porn
dull; saies OF $50 bible. mess &23 30 Lard uiet.
barley aettve and nrm. Peas "a uist. Clifton
TurpeRtipe easier 1t 5sX cents Rosin duiI
and dropping. Ereights krM.
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Governor Browplew,s sIe,.a,.

p NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. 3.--Gov. Brown
low s message recommends the repeal OF the
law disqualifying negroes from holding Office
and sitting On jnries, and INDUCES in bitter.
ness against the rebels. He does not advise
the extension of suffrage TO the DISTINGUISHED
whites. Brownlow Will probably be elected
United States Senator 49,, fa.
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Falling off of the Republican Vote In four
Wards OF Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. S.-Reports from four
Of the wards of this city up 10 noon show a
falling off in the Republican vote as compared
with the full vote for Governor last year but
not more than was anticipated by the Repub.
licaus
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PHILADHLPHIA, Oct. 6-12 M.-The election
is progressing very quietly every whsrs here
up to this hour. The vote is Likely to he
close In this city many Republicans, Der.
sonal friends of Judge Sharswood, the Demo.
cratic candisass for Judge of Supreme Court,
are voting for him. but not to the extent feared
Judge Williams is expected to gam in the same
manner in the Western counties. where he is
best known.
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Col. MKssMoRR's SUCCEssoR-S Secretary
McCuiioch and Commissioner Rollins had a
Conference yesterday, and decided to appoint
Mr.. Purnell as Deputy Commissioner OF In.
teInal Revenue at New York, in place OF Col
Messmors. MT Purnell tor some time past
has been Deputy Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue In this city, and is an experienced
officer. 1t was also determined that Mr.. p
should not form one Of the Metropolitan Board
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WANT HIN RkMoyED-An attempts being
made by certain persons in Maryland to have
Gen. T.. NJ. Gregory, Commission er OF the
kreedmen's Bureau, removed. Gen. Howard
opposes the removal, and had an interview
with the President yesterday on the subject.
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Overthrow Of the Drew Party In the Erie
mana GENE MT -

NEW YoRK, Oct. s.-.Tne OBJ posttion party,
in the election for directors Of the Erie Rail
road . have Sern , elected Daniel Drew has been
deieat &c, Az ne GIG directors are throw n
IN the n,arket. Efies sold as high rs 7oa:, and
slatefs il was sOK BE @5l5st EeT =. -
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(Bv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds

Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds
/ n home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Oct. s.-First Board-U s. 6's,
1851, coupon, III NJ 5.20s, 1852 coupon, t2X 1864
coupon, lO6x; 1865, coupon, 10sx; 1865 cou-
pom, new, IVY; 1867, coupon, l07x; I0AGs,
106 (; Canton, Al; Cumberland, 80; Quicksil.
yer, 70; Mariposa, sX; do: preferred, II;
New York Central, Hay; Pacific Mai, 143;
fsrrsd. s 70; Hudson, las Reading ,los Z: micni-
gan Central. 100; Michigan Southern, SAX; ILL.,
noIs Central, 122; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
SIN; Northwestern, AL; do. preferred, SO 4
Mississippi Certif1 Gates, 26X; W. U. Tele-
graph, 81 \; Boston Water Power, 1sH; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 1870; Gold, 1i5is.
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TINE OHIO ELECTION.
vsse q the C.as,i,s,isssI Amendment.
fSpecial dispatcn 20 the Star.

ESPECIAL dispatch 20 Tue bNf.I
PHILADHLPHIA, Oct. s.-Dispatchesr eceivsd
here from various points In Ohio indicate that
tae constitutional amendment, providing for
negro spnsegs, win b lost, Is It runs every.
where largely behind the Republican ticket
1t is believed that Hayes, the Republican can.
didste for Governor, will be elected BY about
10000 majofity.
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THE WHITK HogsE.-The regular meeting
CT the Cabinet was held TO. day--an the MEM
oers present, including General Grant. The
session was continued until two O'Clock. No
vieItoEs Were adm tied thus morning.
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The Pennsylvania Election
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. e.-The election is pro.
crossing very quietly, and the crowds flock
ing TO the polls are not so numerous as last
year, indicating that the vote will not be so
frrl
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- BOSTON MASS, Oct. SAT q eerenade to
Gen. Sheridan, last night, the crowd in Bow
COIN SO mare was SO great that over fifty Ia
olss TAINTED. one han her ribs broken and
others were more or less in 7ured. ss2z SIC
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q Secretary McCulloch's, letter, publis he'd
elsewhere In our paper, saying that the dow
eminent will redeem the 5-20's in coin, has al.
ready enhanced the value Of Government
bonds. 4...-
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- NOAH Brown, of Woodensburg, Carroll
county, Maryland. died yesterday OF heart
disease in Baltimore. - -
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!" Sheridan had the same greeting at Bos.
lon Yesterday as has met him on his trip from
Washington to that city.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ELECrrOr.
Especial dispatch to the Star. /

The Voting in Philadelphia-The vste very
Ciese-Everythla: Quiet
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n@MEMBERS OF ELECTA LODGE EAS.
@ TERN STAR DEGREE. are hereby mott
ned that their next regular meeting { WEDNES-
DAY, Oct: 18TH 1871 , will be held at the II all of
Hiram Lodge, No. 10 corner Pa avenue and 10Th
street. By order of w. M
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INTERNAL RRvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S3O7.2s931
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~ The ofices for the registration OF voters
reopen In Baltimore DAY.
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Arrested Tor Murder.
BUFFALO, Oct. S.-Frank King alias Kenne.
dy was arrested hese this morning. for the
murder of Harvey Putnam, captain Of the
canal boat Alice Clark, near Schenectady, on
the 18th October, 1861.
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Especial Dispatch to the Star 7

The Republican County ticket elected by
from 1000 to 5000 majority
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The Falling off principally ON the side Of
the Republicans.
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EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
WILTON j. SAFFOLD,

WILTON j. SAFFOLD,
Formerly of Nontgonlery, AIdbdmn,l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Office No. AIS D Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. sc lS-tf
T AIDES PLEASE READ THIS.-WILLIAM
IL PRINCE, 439 9Th street. has about six hun
bred {600) well made stamps of elegant designs for
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost
ton. furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain
set lately used In Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having
small capital should call at once. jes
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Democratic and Republican Electioneer.
. ing tactics. ....
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A PIANO FOR RENT LOW.-Inauire at 216
"A 9Th street, near o. oc 8.3ts
ENOR SALE.-One fine "Hallet Il Davis" PIANO.
J. nearly new; full seven octave; Apply at N o.
3e2 street, between 18th and 18th SITS. oc 8-3t
saws, SQUARES, PLANES, &c,
For sale by
oc S,l0,l2 JOHN E. ELVANS l. Co
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Government Securities.
WAsHIHeToN, Oct. 3, l667-JAy Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of 9sv.
eminent securities:
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The Republicans will carry the city BY q
reduced majority.
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The Democrats barely holding their own.
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PERSONAL.

CONSULT DR. LEON,
~ 46S Tenth st. above Penna. Az.
ALL ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES Gin
both sexes) cured in the shortest time possible.
vous Affections thoroughly eradicated.
Rooms private. No cure no pay. &C 8-6t$
+ ADIES!-Messrs. DOUGLASS BRO, sos
IL 9th street, between D and &, owing to largely
increased facilities will on and after the It'll inst
supply their lady friends with HOOP SKIRTS of
the finest quality at reduction OF 20 per cent on
CSO FIRST MONTH"; want q SITUATION
%CV where my being hard of hearing is imma
tsrial; Understand double entry book keeping.
Would do collecting, act as clerk for good law
the best policy Can give recommendations and
good city reference If required. Try me- Inquire
for CHAS. KIRK, southeast corner E and llth.
EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
Well, George, ! want to get my hair dressed
Hum! Fanny that costs SO muchl
OH No, sir, it does not cost more than you spend
in a Barber shop. See Madame Demongeot's prices.
Short hair ,Ss'ss SOS Cut for ladies or GENT $3.50
Long hair sshhsmpoong short hair
Flower 4 Curis, 200 and dressing it, 100
On hand, q large assortment of Perfumery, Long
Hair of every extra color, Braids Curls. Ihvisi-
BILE Wigs on hand or made to order. AT DEMON
GEOTS HUMAN HAIR STORE, 27S Penn. av.,
bet 10th and 18th SITS, south side 2S-6m
nOCTOR sCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
~ beoe'nulted daily by, Ladies and Gentlemen
physician at his off ce, 499 7th street, between
and z Washington, D. c. My celebrated PER
SIAN LIQUID sent to any address.
Letters must contain q stamp Sc 2-lmT
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3s2 street, between 18th and 18th SITS oc SGT
saws, SQUARES, PLANES, &c,
oc s,lois 'A''0 " JOHN r. ELvANs co.
THE JAUNAY CHAMPAGNE.
b bik IA P 81 - d6 msn
agers,) confidently recommend the above Wine, as
strictly tirstssss and unsSrRa s quality
aI0% M
ties render It Treasure to ali p Of re
fined and un'orrupfeHa 6 5ai Hqs sHla hby
ocS St $50 Pennsylvania avenue Washington
A NEW MEN HSo IN WAshlS SSH NfHpNAhh
Sunday Morning Herald
WHOLESALE METAL WAREHOUSES; GOODS
FOR FALL TRADE
NORTHERN AND EASTERN RATES.
Manufacturers and Importers Agents for the sale
BAR sHEkT A itSE SLAB fh zIEc COPPER
TIN PLATE IN BOXES,
(For Roofing and Tin Ware.D
SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, &C., &C.
SO RE kHs s6 G1B NTH Ho AsR sH5ks
20 600 LBS. HORSE SHOE NAILS:
yANIzEI SHEET IRON.
The above goods forsale at prices GUARANTEED
TN WHOLESALE qua1tiIbsl AT BALTIMORE HATES.
NO one can feel stfed in purchasing in outside
markets. if equally low rates are obtainable at
home. Dealers and consumers may test the matter
satisfaC tory to themselves by FIRST obtaining quota
tons abroad and then comparing our figures there
wi tn, (placing quantity snd quality side by side
JOHN r. ELEANS Il CO.,
Warcnousess7 and 50 Louisiana ave,
&C S-eoi3t a01-3- 3 street north
RUGLE TRIMMINGS
Id BUGLE FRINGE
RUGLE BUTTONS.
New FALL STYLES received daily.
MRS. LOWE,
297 Pennsy lvania avenue,
and No IL Market Space,
DC 5-T (Branch Store.)
MRS. A. G. CASTOR has Just returned from
w New York with a full supply of WIN "a
TER MILLINERY GOODS. Ladies' Felts, S
Plush. Beaver. and Royal Velvet Promenade *
HATS, Children's HATS, all sizes and colors,
suited for the coming season. A full line of fine
Felvets and Plush Goods, with Feathers, Flowers,
and Ribbons to match in shade.
Customers orders solicited by
MRS. A. G CASTOR,
274 Pennsylvania avenue,
oc lot near the kirkwOOd House
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LETTER FROM THE HON. THAD. STEVENS
The following letter from the Hon. Thad. Ste
yeQS is published
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LNLOUR DEPOT,
l. "a LOUISIANA AVENUE.
With many thanks for the liberal patronage
hitherto have for the convenience of the trade,
opened the above depot, and are prepared to sell
exclusively to the trade our James S. WEIGH best
FAMILY FLOUR, and all other grades, exclu-
sively of our manufacture. By this arrange
ment the purchaser is saved the expense Of haul
ing from Georgetown. Also, for sale all the differ
emit kinds of MILL FEED.
Sc Inn HERR WEIGH,
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1T TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

III = DEPa L.
uS Ogtre Of Confpfr0iSeT Qfths- turrs1ry,
=. WASHINGTON, October J. 1877.
Notice Is hereby given to the holders of the Cir
culating Notes OF The CrOton National Bank. of
the city of New York that such notes will be paid
In lawful money of the United States upon presen-
tatlon OF the same at the Treasury of the United
States. JNO. JAY KNOX,
&C 8-tul3t Dept. and Aetg Comptroller.
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US , sd6stes Of epusp,-6fter NJ fhS tAyyescy IS
- SWhsasxa r NsAaR ~ lbT
oiits sk hereby given 20 all gersong VINO may
nauk. that they are cafled upon to present
me ssmes ann 70 make legal proof thereof to
LEWIS h1hGSbkf. Receiver OF aid Bank NJ
The Office OF said bank ia Unadiua, NY =
n. r. HULBURD
az III ,ia Comptroiler Of the Currency
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EDUCATIONAL.

SAND AND EMERY PAPER,
- GLUE, &c.
For sale by
&C 4,7,8 JOHN Z. ELVANS CO.
DATENT 'STAR" FAUCETS,
For sale by
&C 5,7&9 JOHN B. ELVANS CO.