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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01

lust PUBLISHED sent TO any address on re-
y esipt Of price. Teachers Supplied Of the usual
Cents.
Girls, geta homo Of your own-Nsw song aud
chorus by ...........Jo
I'll never forget thee dear Mary-song by
"...,...1t
My blue eyed Jennie Dell--seng by holdcr."".30
Oh Annie come baek--song and chorus by
1uokef..ss. ...... ... a.,.".. ...".a ..,,",...53
Told In the Twilfght-song and chorus by
Crilley ........,..s"....30
Don u marry ~ man II no drinks--song .....-...JO
III marry no mau II no drinks, reply TO the
above" '.'...'''.JV
Beautiful form OF my drcams--t Ltth.l song
by banks ...........''''' '..'.' '.'''''''s'9e
When We mafchud % the roll Of the drum
song by bish0p .......".S0
oh come To NE whom daylight sets-song by
baFsotu'"' '.''.''s'' '''''. ''''.s' $50" y"
Nearest aud dearest-( ilth.) song by J.. H.
lso% s s;s i:ii is;' % ~ i''sV
Taeker. ,",..,..... "".. ..."...."".j0
DO not heed her warning, reply to uypses
warning-song by Taeker"."............... .3o
Jenny who lives Ia the dsll--song by j. II.
lhomaa".,..s 30
Softly Ger the rlpplIng wators--song by j.. Il.
Thomas, with beautiful Lithograph OF
the Auth0fn.,, a.,u," ,."s", ,,.,","" 1850
BELLS IN distant lands--song by Tuoker"""""sO
The iightrtsp rolka-hy Francis II. browa..".s5
Morning light sehetisch- by Hoadon ...". ,... 80
Sunlight polka--by Mrs pafkhufst,,....,.,
Baala 0uiop--by Mrs. parhhurst. ..... .......,.So
Something pretty Maxurka-by Mrs Park.
hufut..'. '.,''' ''''''''.' 1o
Beware, Qaartott--wofds by LongtellOw"n"".50
Pretty ke.ailne--sonE by II. Hoffman "..,.."".i9
I'm glad fathcf't eomv-song "..,,30
Mollivs welcome 10 Pat Mallory ,..,.. .,,..,..."A0
iier heart Il all my 0wn--by Hess. ".,.. "...,50
The cot beside the mlil-song by calton ."... 10
swinging round the circle u",,.,,"",, :" ,."'.",3V
You naughty, naughty nan--tong In the
Hlhek tfooks,sss s..s.,,je
Now lay me down ~ sleep-song and eho.
Tus ny Walbrldge """. go. .", ..,... m".50
blue eyes or black-sons by y. baker 49,. -....Ss
stars Ut tho summer night, Quartettea..."u" "bU
Coming, coming by and by-song by 0abrlel."aa
Wen 70 With dfant again-nsw song aud
chorus by iuekefu,t,.,,, ,s...ao
HALT boys, hait-song aud chorus by.
MeNaaghton,s, 80 10
The New, home sweet hone-song by Mad.
Am fhfepass.ss,.,.,s' .,s,gp
Any music published will DO sent by return
mall, and psr,iea over paying Will receive their
change With the music. Address orders
y. j. WILLARD & CO.,
No.b21 broadway, New York.
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49, TIME TABLE. 81
White Wstss Valley Rail Road.
TOOK EXPECT DECEMBER 10. 1855.

- The THERMOMETERS showed seven degrees
tsIow zero Wednesday morning at I o'clock.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01

MADAME JttMELS MAMMARIAL HALM
wi AND PATENT BREAST ELEVATOR
To develop tho form physlologleally. Depot,
saa Canal st., n, Y. Send Zoe circular. soli NY
dfasgiih. AssaIs waited.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01

eha)psa ilaqlS mN FacS sore lips, DC.
rukED Ut once by tho use Of iiegemaws cs,a'
" phor lee With oiyeetlps. keersthe hands soft
In the eadvst weather. See that you get the Gen
aine. svld by Druggists.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01

TnH ADVERTISERS GAZETTE. published
at Boston, Mass, IL The only publication of It,
Kind IN tniu country. II contains information In.
dispcnsahlc TO every Advertiser. Subscription
price Ono Dolhr per year In advance. Specimen
eetics, 10 tcnis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-01
y5 e,nls h sah, p5 glclIars.

IJEdEMANS pRSZtNE-lnstantly removes
IL Paint aud 1fease spots, aud cleans 0loses,
siks, Ribbons, Sc, equal to new. Sold by Drug
gisin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
THE SLAVE TRADE

a dispatch was received at the Navy De-
partment this morning from Commander Earl
English, dated Steamer Iroquois, Alden Ara
bia, August ~, 1867, announcing the arrival Of
the vessel at that port on the 11th, fro n Simons
Bay, Cspe OF Good Hope, having touched on
the way at St. Augustine's Bay, Madagascar
and Johanna, one OF the Comoro Islands.
Commander English says:
ssAt the former place / entertained his Mai
esty King Willy, who appeared to reign over
q considerable portion of the South west coast
OF Madagascar He seemed to be much sats-
fed atmy visit, and in fOrmeo me that this YES
sci is the first American man of war that has
touched there. although the port is much ire
Guented by our whale ships, fresh provisions
wood and water being plenty and cheap. The
natives are hoSpitable TO strangers, and traffic
Is encouraged by the King. At johann
na, the Sultan informed me that an indirect
slave trade is and has for some years back
been carried on by the French Their man.
Eer Of proceeding is to purchase slaves on the
African coast by means OF agents, who ship
them In Arab scows to Mobilla, one of the Co.
moros, whence they are taken, under the rep.
Iezentation OF being apFrenticed natives Of
the latter place, 10 Magotta, another OF the
group. or the island Of Bourbon, both French
colonies. L was likewise informed that some
OF our merchantmen, touching at Johanna
have at different tunes carried off from the 49,
land, without permission, subjects Of the Sui :.
tan, who complained OF the acts to me. To
guard against such occurrences In the future,
! left behind me circular addressed to the
masters of m merchantmen rouchin 2 there, g. copy
OF which en- close herewith. / expect to leave
here in few days for Mucal, whence shall
go TO Bombay. l regret deeply to have to re-
port the death of carpenter o. H. Gerry, who
died on the passage from Alden to Johanna
With this exception the health OF the Off GERS
and crew has been very we'll"
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TELEGRAhlS TO THE STAR,
FROM MEYJCO


A n.. on II0oPs-hishwayR sbbers-Mr.
OVer0urG fresented TO JuareZ-Bearer
Dlspntches :. Appointments - Santa
HAVANA, Sept. s.-Amons the ,5a troops ner
the steamer Mersev. mostly Aus,r,ans srd
rr.,.. -. a :. 900
A@"' o1e NV oWceis. s11N
Gangs OF highway robbers, mostly foreigners
and Imperial prisoners set at liberty, nave
uada ths,r .nna.,.,,., ,a.,
Ms . n..a. appealanee IN ms.lco
Wi' otteIourg Pfesented MS creoenuats TO
president Juarez as Minister Pienipetentiary
of the United States. on the sOtb nit
MIR. PLUMB, who has inst arrived nv the
steamer Liberty rom New Orleans. will take
MASSAGE ON the Rritieh .taarner for var. l,ru1
On the 1ad inst 80 ~, VI =" ..
Senior Masseras arrived DER steamer Mersey.
Washington He leaves in the stesmer Liner.
ty early ON Tuesdav morn,nC Jusn t3ss hsa
been aDpointed Governor of the MeYican Dis.
tr,ct -. - - - $500,
The Governor and Military Commandant a.
San Lnis is ccnsed Of in fr,ns;n1 the circnIars
ofOceober 6. Iss7. ana articiss ? and 3. Of the
General Constitution. :.
M Ashioae, n.s h.ar r.r,od 4. i. IN. ,s,.r 1T
ac,,i Of foreirr raie,;ons I" 'N0 '"i'A VI
Gen. Tiaro has been made Major Genera of
tho Second n,wiston ~ A'oA Va
Erancis Ersncoo :: cit;,on a, Nav Or,e.r.
d,oo an tha 1atn ;n.t .nd ..,a;HaS M.soa;n
honors.
A convoy with 81 500, 600, from Mexico C,tv.
arrived at Vers llrny an Tho lot nI,;rnN ''
The stssmer Mersav hroneSt q, COO nSo
The intaroe,n, M Htt. Sa,ouov %
Dia. and &c o,h. " m. Jul 3, OH ~
;nAno.,,., .asN. SSS~,c 80 E1I q Noe' W
49, -; - - so"0' Al VI " n"Aon' "oie
NJ M ~. p.
baons 10 sao,.s;on a. Sa manissl III MeAaco;
Aespe IN seciusion o. San LUIS: ne Is supposed
PrWss;a 1 anu rs OF inc oroers from
dra;rsI TonathaF "v;y . va. ~
the SSth nI,;,rn GA ,.s ,e 49, o.. ~ 49,;
tai the next dsv ~ " ~" A0' 'A0 0"pi'
Minister Ot,arhuro ,o,orr.rhaa 20 m.sh;,r
ton. after receivinr his annd,ntmsnt hat rs
determin ation 20 u ,,e IN pSentaSa aa: n.s
yocabIe W 49, 90 was "e
An elegant gold watch 1pas nras.ntod m nv
Grimm the limited Sta tes ConsnI hv rho o.
ern ment ~ >Ao
The STONE statue If San nndon;on 1,ohosaon
was Demolished nv tho nonnlaco ana hroSon
into a Thousand pieces 'N "a oA'A
La Iberio an hlishes rho ordar from tho S,on
ish Goyernment 70 its M;nistar Sa,ad Merh
Attn, 1867, prohibiting the exnosure Of the Snan.
isb 40. ~ ,ha Sn;h 80 % .o y. tiio span
sion whstsxer wthont snscia' any oUca
the leeation of'N'"- e'- VI
Soneo 49, o,,.;,
Juan D,IiIioa It'll hsI,o~.d hS wi, IA no Sd on
shot. NV '0
Not word ia said about Marouaz
The Captain General has dissolved the vol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
FINANCIAL.

The unsettled aspect Of political affairs is
having its effect upon tie finances. and gold is
very sensitive, with a strong upward tendency
The un easiness in Europe adds to the fever
isnpess Of the market. The same influences
are affecting governments, which are rather
weak; and prices lower. The New York
money market continues easv. Some Of the
banks having connections with the West, are
Offering money less freely, while those doing q
purely local business have ample balances
and are leading at late rates. Some banks de-
cline 70 lend below per cent, but the leading
stock houses find no difficulty in supplying
their wants at per cent. In some quarters
there are Indications Of a departure from the
extreme ease of the last few days, but other
wise the tone Of the market Is unchanged.
There Is a large amount Of money in the hands
OF foreign bankers, which is loaned somewhat
below the bank rates, and being used almost
exclusively upon call. The rates for demand
loans are kept down.
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Freedmen's Bureau-The HAstoundins
Disclosures of Color ads Jewett.


The President has recei we'd q letter from New
OK signed by large number OF colered Der.
sons, beside the members of q colored church,
asking the appointment Of Fred. Douglass, or
either OF the several other negroes named to
succeed General Howard, In case the latter
shall be removed from the Freedmen's Bureau.
No action will be taken in Gen Howard's case
for some time probably.
The so-called astounding disclosures" Of
revolutionary purposes Of the radicals and
members OF the Grand Army OF the Republic,
with regard TO party interests Ia the South
made by Colorado Jewett to the President
nave not received the serious consideration OF
Mr.. johnson, as alleged. The story 10 on it's
face improbable, and is not supported by q
scintilla Of verbal proof.
General Gordon Granger proposes to leave
to.morroW Tor memphis, to join his regiment
Judge Black did not adv the President To
issue his amnesty proclamation, and that he ia
opposed to granting amnesty now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
The INDIAN WAR.

Charles f. Mix. Esq, Acting Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs, this msrning received the
following dispatch from Omaha, dated Sept
9th, sent by h. b. Denman, Esq, Superinten-
dent of Indian Affairs at Omaha:
ga messenger arrived at North Platte from
Spotted Tails camp on the eth inst. with the
information that the interpreter, Todd Ran
dali, who accompanied the friendly Indians
would be at North Platte on the 18th nsLant
with six white captlves-three women and
three children-and that the Uheyennes and
Sioux were willing to make peace, and want
the COMMISSIONERS to wait for them at North
Platte. This looks WE'LL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
New York Markets.,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1p.-Flour IS cents bet.
ter; receipts 1925 barrels. Wheat 3a5 Genus
better; receipts,39,3t2 bushels. Corn market
quiet; re ceipts Al, 200 bushels. Rye quiet Oats
quiet. Pork tsiky; sales OF 1880 barrels.
Mess S24. s0a&24.S5. Lard steady at 13aI4 T.
Whisky quiet. Barley and Peas nominal
Cotton quiet at 26a26k cents tor middling up.
lands. Freigbts quiet. Spirits turpentine
frmer at 59a6O cents. Rosin quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST AND PEN
SAEOILA

a dispatch received at the Navy Department
this morning, from Pensacola, announces tina.
the yellow fever, now raging at that place. has
Iot diminished any, and large number OF
persons are daily taken off.
Another dispatch announces that the fever
has broken out at Key West, and several cases
have appeared on board the U. ). steamer Len.
afee, stationed at that place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

SECOND ASSISTANT EXAMINERS AT TIE
PATENT OFFICB-Commissiener Theaker. Of
the Patent Once. this morning appointed w
A. Bennett, g. ID. Ireland. and II. K. Walton
as Second Assistant Examiners In the Pa,sn,
once, making the number appointed up to
this date sixteen. The remaining four will be
appointed TO- morrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

y Senator Simon Cameron has write a
ieter statng that he has n o intention of resign
Ing his seat in the United Stares Senate i'm 81
Der tnat Secretary Stanton should be appoint.
ca ms successor, and says: MIR. Stanton is
hot a eitizen OF Pennsylvania, aud has not re-
Siueu Ii II ior more than ten years Much as
1 IKE him, If there were no other reason +
CouLo hst Ignore all the men who have so
iaNnIuiIy sustained me if desired to leave
tAe senate. but DO not desire to leave n
and would. under no circums,ances 49,. -,
any other place under the Government. 10
not write this for publication. but Won ara NJ
truly, your frie nd 'o'J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

Acknowledgement Horace Porter, Aide.
oe-camp on the Staff OF General Grant. and
now Acting Assistant Adiutant General. re-.
turned to the city this morning from his WISH,
NORTH and will resume his duties in the War
Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

TIE NICHOLSON PAvRMENT.-In the frs.
branch OF the Baltimore City Council last
evening, petition was received from several
prominent citizens, asking the passage of an
ordinance granting the privilege to property
holders on a line of street to elect whether
they shall ha We the same paved or repaved with
the Nicholson pavement or by the old cobble.
stone plan, they believing the change a most
desirable one, and the privilege one OF simple
Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

The WHITE HoUsE.-The regular meeting o,
tie Cabinet was held to. day. all the members
present, including General Grant and Assist.
ant Attorney General Buckley, who was
present IN the absence Attorney General STAN
berry. The session was continued until nearly
two o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

RECEIPTS FROM CUsToMs-The receints
from customs at the Ports below named, from
August Goth to 3lst inclusive. were a follows:
New York. S2,s.0,667.3i; Boston, $3.50. 157. %;
Philadelphia. sl32,566 50; Baltimore. SIS. BOP AZ
New Orleans, aug. 10, to 24,) s42,233 SO: San
Francisco, DULY 90, to 3I,) s9L15s.1s; San
Francisco, (Aug. l, to 81 S54,55s So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

DEATH OF THE TRorTING MAZE LAW
MoopHrFP:-Ine celebrated trotting. mare
died at the farm Of DIR. Rich, Coiu "a bta comm
New York, on Sunday week. Lady Wood
ruff was once the property OF Rooert Bon ar.
and that gentleman presented her to the SAM
tsry Commission during the war. She was
soid at auction for two thousand dollars, Mr.
irwin becoming her purchaser She was very
last IN her day She was sired by Washing.
ION, her Dam by well bred mare. She was
In her 18th year.
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GEN Err

GENERAL BANKS WITH THE PRESIDENT
Hon. n. z. Banks visited the Executive
Man sion this morning prior TO the meeting OF
the Cabinet, and had an interview with the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

THE MAINE ELRCTIoN-The Repub,eana
have carried the State in the election that TOOK
place yesterday but by considerably reduced
majorties. The onerous restrictive laws
against the liquor traffic, embracing even cider
and malt liquors, passed by the Republican
legislature, have operated against the Repub-
Hcans in this election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

RETURN OF ATTORNEY GENERAL STAN
BERRT.-Attorney General Stanberry will
leave Capon Springs TO- morrow morning and
arrive here on Thursday evening. His health
Is m UGH improved by his visit to the Springs
and he is looking much better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

fhOA E.ChOHE IO.DAf.
TBy Gable to the Associated Press
LONDON, Sept. 1O-Noon.-Consols, ct gle:
U. S. 520's, 20.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1O-Noon.-The markets
are dull.
. LONDON, Sept 10-2 p. m.-U. s. 520's, 73k
LIVERPOOL, Sept 10-2. p m.-Cotton dull
California Wheat, 1885, Cd. Corn, 36s. Cd
Beef. 1928 Cd.
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AbSCGn dpd

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. l0.-Jos. S. Caruth.
ers, teller OF the Central Railroad Eank Alb
seconded with eight or nine thousand dollars
on Saturday night last. One thousand dollars
reward Is offered tor his apprehension
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

RETURN OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY HART.
LEf.-Assistant Secretary Hartley of the
treasury Departme Mt, who has been on a trim
Tor several weeks past, will return to the citv
to-morrow, his health being much improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

NAVAL ORpRRs.-Lieut. Dennis W Mullan
detached from the Mohingo, and placed on
waiting orders. Va
ordered to the Marb!ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

(Bv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 10. quote stocks and bonds
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YoRK Sept. 1O-First Board-N.
Y. Central, IO64; Erie, 69h; Reading, 103 q;
Michigan Southern, e2x; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 6sH North western, A. do, preferred,
10Y; Rock Island, lO4a; Fort Wayne, 1054.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

n@Green Ciay smith is counting upon the
chicken OF Senatorship from the unhatchaS
egg OF the State Of Montana,
A newspaper has been issued in the Citv
OF Mexico, In the English language. entitlsS
the 1.-TWO Republics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

INTERNAL REVENUE.-The receipts from
Inns source to-day. were s442 $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
FROM THE WEST
Frishtful Accident-United Order of Red
Men

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-A wagon containing
eight persons upset on the Mill Greek bridge
yesterday. and fell forty feet Two persons
were killed, and the rest were badly injured.
The anniversary Of the United Order of Red
Men, was celebrated here yesterday, by a
grand procession and other ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

rs ELECTRO INDICATED vAPoR B ATHs
Dr.; L. ALCAN, southwest corner Of 18th street
and Penn'a ave-, cures rheumatism, Eruptions Of
the Skin, Colds, Govt, Debility, Affection of Pa
ralyss, Absorption of Mercury and Female Com
piar ts my 2-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
Shoemaker's Strike.

NH0emakef'S StFlke.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The bost and shoe.
makers nave struck tor twenty per cent. ad i.
vance. 1t is reported that a portion of the
shops have agreed to give the advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

~New York horse cars run n var ev.h.r.
8 week, on an average. = 80 ''''e''oo's
DThe California election has its Issaonsy
IL all other States. ""s's"hS
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Death OF a Minister.

PUGHKREPsIE, Sept. l0.-Rev. DIR. Thoma
II. Tay lOr, rector OF Grace Church. New YorI
city, died after short illness last night, at hi
summer residence at West Point, On the Hud
son river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10
NFPIANOSl PIANoS!i PIANOstf

:, AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.
GABLE DISPATCH, PARIS EXPOSITION, July l. 1887
STEIawAy, d Sons, Of New York, " =,
oeen awarded by the Supreme Jury Of the Ex-
position THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for ne
highest desree Of rejection in grand sqxare and up-
.isn. F,anos ana fhe most rnlMabls inrsntions,
Snofctng the greatest progress IN the 0sfynrff03 ar
Rano90rfes, nth the strongest indoysen,eaf ar tEs
cgPREME INTERNATIONAL jerry. ~ -. - q
IN addition to the above, Steinway Eons have
received the following cable dispatch: -,
/ ~ !" PARIS, July &.
after careful examination of ali the nrsicai in
strumelfe exhibited at the fNris Exu0sifion
Grond '1saimonial Msdal,( for gyeotest ssssrioyits
ana Hocetty Of contraction ~ PfanosV -
w. q. METZEROTT 4 Co,
ao A-im Agents for Washington, d. G.
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OTPUBLIC SCHOOLS.-At the last meeting
~ OF the Board OF Trustees of Public Schools
RsSoirsd. That the following places be desi gnated
as ofces for the transaction of all the Public
Trustees y
For the Sub-Board, First District (First and
streets. 80 = - . :. = -
. For the Sub Board, Second District. (Third and
and 18th streets. -
=, For the Sub Board, Third District. Fifth and
sixth Wards)-Wallach School Building and
south. - - - - -
For the Sub Board, Fourth District. Seventh
Mardt-Male Grammar School roOm, John T.
Thompson, teacher, on 9Th street
The Trustees will be in attendance at the above
named places from to So O'Clock on each morning
OF the week from Monday to Friday, inc lusiye,
during the month Of September; and ali persons
entitled to tickets of admission to the Public
Schools can procure them at the places and times
BY order OF the Board. istt
au 81 I'm Sf aEE r ROISrAu Sac
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Nk. JOHNSON, "REsIGN."-The New York
Eeralh, OF Yesterday morning, edltoriaiIy, saws
tpat now is the moment for Mr.. johnson to
coming. Let him resign and lead ifn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-10

DEPARTMENT OF THE INrERro


,, PENSION OFFICE. July 18TH 1855
: Application having been made under the act of
June q 1850 for the reissue of the following de-
sscrlDea Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant, a new certificate or warrant of like tenor
Will be reissqed II no valid objection shsuld then
appear. jus. d. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. A,l74, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March Sd 1855, In the name of James Nelson Rial
minor CHILE 81 Nelson Rial deceased and grant
No 81 90, Tor leO acres, issued under the act of
March Sd, 1855, in the name of Lsavitt Daniels
and WAS granted March Fl, 1881. October rs, 1857
No. 1871: for l9 acres. issued under the act of
March s. 1879 In the name of Reuben Redding, and
was gra az s October 1855. September q, 1851
September 1s:o, in the name Of Marvin Morgan.
an9 WAS granted April 10, 1854. August 81, 1857.
No. 81 S96, for LEO acres, issued under the act Of
March 5, lsSSt In the name OF David Glenn. and
was grained March j, 1856. September n, I80 =,
No. % W. for 80 acres, issued under the act of
March 1855, in the name Of Mary M, widow OF
George Punenberger. and was granted APRIL i
1855. November q, 1857. - - ~, ayr. =
No. 46,M5, for l6O acres, issued under the act Of
March 8. 1855, in the name Of Robert G. FanniS
and was granted October ., 1856. November Is'
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