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REQUEST TOWARDS PAYING THE MA
TIONAL DEBT.

REQUEST TOWARDS rAYING THE MA
The following letter was this morning re-.
ceived by Secretary McOuiloch:e
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept 3, 1e67-Dedr
Sir: Is executors of the last will and testa.
ment of the late Captain Ralph S. Fretz, we
have to inform you that in said will, which
was duly proven on the Sd day Of July ultimo
before the Probate Court of the City and tJouniv
OF San Francisco, there is contained the 70 low.
been greatly blessed, and that hay an nm living
attachment to the Government of the United
States, the country of my birth, and remem her.
ing mat by reason OF my age and intirmities
during the unnatural rebellion to destroy it, l
was unable to render service in the field To
put down and punish that great crime: and
belng not uamindful that a large public bur.
lnen OF Indebtedness has been necessarily in
CURED ia accomplishing that object, desire
not only to leave behind me when / am gone
an humble testimonial of the gratitude [
Ieei towards those whose virtues, and
saior. and sacrifices, and services
preserved what regard as the best Go vern-
ment man was ever permitted to have. but be-
yond thai, and in addition to paying the ordi.
nary taxes on my estate. think it a duty. out
OF the means Providence in His bounty has
enabled me to acquire, and the laws of nv
country aided me to preserve. to do something
't:Wards extinguishing the national debt.
Therefore. moved thereto by the foregoing
causes only, L hereby give and bequeath unto
the Secretary of the Treasury of the Uniied
States Of America, in trust and to be applied
only towards cancelling the national debt, the
sum OF twenty thousand dollars.
This bequest, pursuant to direction con-
tanned In said last will and testament, will be
paid in the currency of the Government of the
United States: The amount can be turned
over to you at the Office Of the ASST slant Treas
urGr, in the city OF New York, and you will
please to inform us, if 1t will be agreeable to
you to so receive It.
In conclusion we must be permitted to ex.
III m n q tyo n Ia avid
Of patriotism left by this legacy of the late
Captain FretZ, illustrating as it does an INDY
Ing attachment to the Government of the United
States. may be but the forerunner of numerous
similar exhibitions OF gratitude to be made By
other men who, in their day and generation,
have been blessed by the liberty they have en-
joyed under the projection 1t has afforded the a.
We have the honor to subscribe ourselves
very respectfully yours, ID. o. MILLS,
w. @. RALsToN,
o. @. PRATT.
To the Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary of the
Treasury of the United States, Washington,
ID
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The Reason WHY.

"Data" writes Ia dispatch from this city
tofhe Boston Post IN regard to Treasury mat.
ters resulted in the Secretary's prohibitory
order to-day against newspaper men getting
Information at the Treasury. The Posts cor.
respondent stated that Secretary McCuTloch's
currency funds are short, and to meet tue
daily demands upon the Treasury another
sale Of gold will be made that sonly thirty.
five millions of currency are now on deposit
including the amounts in the various natlouai
banks; or this twenty -fve millions cannot be
reason 10 believe that twenty millions will be
thrown upon the market this week.
The Secretary of the Treasury authorized
the statement that the whole purport Of the
foregoing paragraph is erroneous, and not
founded upon authentic or offlcial informa.
tor. The currency funds are not short and
no order has been made about the sale of gold
No authentic account of the amount of cur.
rency on deposit has been furnished to out
siders, nor does the law restrict the Secretary
as to the amount to be drawn. Under the law
every dollar can be drawn by the Secretary.
1.-THE statement that MIR Mc(yuIloch has s,hut
ten millions available funds to meet the cur
rent demands" is utterly unfounded, and the
assertion that "this necessitates the sale OF q
portion Of the one hundred and seven milliens
OF gold now on hand" and s.that twenty mil.
lions will be thrown upon the market this
week" is equally unfounded. The Secretary
does not give specific or final direction to the
action OF Assistant Treasurer Van Dyke in
sales of gold. Mr.. Van Dyke is governed by
general instructions Of the Secretary, based
upon certain rules and general principles
which are applied to contingencies that may
arise Mr.. McCulloch has not given Mr.. Van
Dyke any lnstru ctions whatever as to sales of
gold during the present month.
"Complaint is made Of the tone and terms of
the Secretary's circular; but upon reflection
the step will doubtless be commended, espe-
cially by those " no desire that their statements
upon financial matters shall be reliable. Mr..
McCulloch does not desire to conceal the true
condition of finan cial operations and the con
ditiOn of the Treasury Depar tment. Init on the
contrary bis object is to prevent raisstatement
Of facts, and by compelling resort TO the best
informed sources, he will accomplish this de.
sirahIe end"
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ARMY ORDERs.-Brevet Major g. Mallery.
ordered to join his regiment at Fort Wayne,
Michigan; Capt. X. L. Johnston, 43d infantry.
90; FIRST Lieut. w. W: Rodgers, 45th in
fantry, ordered to Join mis- regiment at Nash.
Vile.
BIevet Col. VIM. Chapman. Major ]. H.
McArthur, Major Charles ID. Jordon. Breyet
Col A. T. Drake, Breve Capt w. 7 Pemrock,
LIST Lieut.. H. L: Pike, Brevet Capt. JOSEPH
Dawson, and I'd Lieut. Luke Clark ali on the
retired list ordered to report to Gen. Candy for
duty "
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PRIVATE LAND CLAIMS IN CALIFORNIA
The Commissioner of the General Land Office
has had prepared patents for the private land
Claims In California called San Ysidro, in ia.
yor OF John Gilroy and Julius Martin: 4, 46O
6I-lW acres In Santa Clara county, "part of
Paso de Bartols," in favor Of Bermuda M
Gu1Tado; SIS 90 100 acres In Los Angeles coun-
" and Los Eeritas, in favor of Juan Temple
PISA 36-1OO acres also in Los Angeles county.
The patents will be sent to the Surveyor Gen
erai Of California at an early day, tor delivery
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[Bv Ban kers' and Brokers' Telegraph

fBv Ban kers' and Brokers' Telegraph.]
Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds
IN home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Sept 2S-First Board-U. S. 6's,
1851, coupon, llOH 520s, 1862 coupon, ll3x 1864,
coupon, iOS7S; 1865, coupon, 1929; 1865, cou-
pom, new, IVY; 1867, coupon, '07&; lo.4O's,
eonpoG. sn 3|s seeona' ,G6 third
25A; Mariposa, s; do. preferred, IN;
New York Central, los; Pacific Mail, 1396
ATLANTIC Mail. lllMi Erie, 62A; ditto pre-
gan Central, los; Michigan Southern, SlZ; ILL.,
nois Central, 12lH; Cleveland ana Pitts
burg, 20; Cleveland and Toledo, 129H;
Northwestern, 4oA; do. preferred, 653
Rock Island. 1024 Fort Wayne. 1G21i: Ohio and
mississippi Certificates. 26H; w. U. Tele.
graph, ssh; Boston Water Power, TX; Gold,
l43k.
LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Noon.-Consols, 9i.1-16
Bonds p 1916; Erie, 40A; Ills, II.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 2S.-Noor.-Cotton Marke I
frmer; sales 10000. Middling Uplands, 84 {.
Orleans, 8.
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SURVEYS IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
commissioner Wilson, Of the General Land
Omce, has just received advices from the Sur
veYor General at Olympia, Washington Terri
tory, showing that that officer has clos ed con.
tract for the survey Of II townships in WaIIa
"alla and Kilkatat counties, in the south.
ern portion OF that Territory, covering an area
estimated at two hundred and forty thou sand
acres. These lands are situated on or near the
Columbia river; south and west OF the Yaha.
ma Indian reserv alton in the fork Of Yahama
and Columbia river. :. =
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O1 KEGS PRIME GLADES BUTTER.
o. 500 new UNCOVERED HAMS,
For sale wholesale and retail by
28-3t W. FL. TENNEY, Georpetown
(NAME TO THE PREMISES OF THE SIN.
~ SCRIBER,
FOUR cows.
The owner will come forward, prove pronarty
pay charges and take them away.
JOHN FRIXZELL,
Stone House
1t" near Little Falls
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~PIANOSl PIANOSll PIANOSii

%PIAEOS! PIANOSll PIANOSlI
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.
CABLE DISPATCH, PARIS EXPOSITION, July l, 1867
"STEINwAY b Sons, Of New York -
have been awarded by the Supreme Jury of the Ex-
position The FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for The
highest degree Of Perfection in grand square and up
Shocing the greatest progress in the construction OF
RfdnoJores fctth the strongest Involvement of tie
SUPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
In addition to the above, Steinway Sons have
received the following cable dispatch:
paris, July4
The great Societe des Beaux Arts, of Paris have
after a careful examination of all the musical in,
struments exhibited at the Paris Exposition
awarded to STEINWAY Sons, of New York, their
Grond Isstinnoniai Medal for greatest superiority
and noreity Of con strxction in Pianos
W. G. METZEROTT J. CO.,
an Palm Agents for Washington, D, g.
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DEATH OF NAVAL OFFIcRR.-LIeutenan ANT
Commander Charles E. Fleming. U. S. Navy
died at his residence At Mount Holly, N. j., on
Thursday last. the 18th instant, in the 52d wear
OF his age. Commander F. during the war
commanded the Sycamore in the Gulf So uad
ron, and was lately in command Of the steamer
Penobscot 81 "EI
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ENGLISH OP8RA-The benef1t IN Mrs
-guin last night drew Q fine house, the Opera
being Auber's 'sCrown Diamonds Ts.n,rn,
Balfe's bohemian GIRL" with Mis-. Rheims
and Messrs Castle, Campbell and SeguIn in
the cast.
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DEMocRATIc NOMINATION FOR MAYOR on
BALrIMoRE-The Democratic Cow ntion N
Baltimore last night nominated unanimou.lv
Robert +. Banks candidate for Mayor OF tina,
city at the election authorized by the new con.
stltpt
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THE WHITE HOUSE. An unusual large
number Of visitors were at the Executive Man.
sion to-day, and many had an intsrv view with
the President among whom were Hon. s. 7.
Randall Of Pa, Hon. Chas. E. Phelps of Md,
Hon. W. T.. Robinson OF N. Y, Hon. ]. s.
Black. Gen. H. W. Slocum, Gen. Egan and
others
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GENERAL SIoKLEs.-Major General Daniel
L. Sickles, U. s. v, has been ordered to wait
orders at New York
Captain j. W. Cious, 3sth Infantry. A. ID.
e., has been directed to accompany General
Sickles,
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$50 REV WARD:
RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS, 90 INDIANA Ay.,
WASHINGTON, d. G.. September %, 1871.
Thirty Dollars Reward will be paid for the ap-
prehensioR and delivery to me at this rendezvous
Of the following named mana deserter from the
United States army:
JAMES +. DANIELS, private. ID class ord
detachment; Il years of sage; feet 10 inches
high; fair complexion, grey eyes, auburn hair.
Supposed to be In this city.
JAMES Z. WILSON,
LIST Lieut. I'd Artillery,
1t Recruiting Office
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SThe Hsgerstown Nail says that ths Wash {.
ington County Railroad will be completed to
HageIstown by the 25th Of October.
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FRIGHTENED CLERKs.-There was some con-
sternation among the clerks In the Treasury
Department this morning on account of the
recent order OF Secretary McCulloch forbid.
ding any employee to give Information outside
OF the ONCE. Certain gentlemen, who, it is
said, have been engaged in furnishing infor.
nation as to the business Of the Dep artmert
10 certain New ork brokers and others work
ing with them, and to journals in that city.
were badly frightened, anticipating that .hsy
would receive letter OF dismissal, but rs vet
NO removal have been made
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Assistant SURGEON Georga
A. Bright, detached from the Suso johanna
and placed on waiting orders. aa 80
Assistant Surgeon George S. Culbreth. de-.
taehed from the naval rendezvous at Phil.
adelphia, and ordered to the Suso uehanns
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New York Market

New York Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 2s-Flour 15a25c better
for low grades; receipts 9,6ls bills Wheat
better; receipts SIS bushels. Corn quiet Rye
quiet. Oats dull and declining. Pork heavy:
mess pork S36.s0as23,s5. Lard steady at 13Ia
lax. Whiskev quiet. Cotton dull for % < Tor
Middling Uplands. Freight quiet. SPIRITS
Turpentine 57Ha5s. Rosin steady
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CORNER STONE LAYING.

The corner stone Of ST AIMS NEW CATHO-
Lie CHURCH at Tenallytown d. c., will be laid
with appropriate ceremonies on SUNDAY NEXT
goth instant, at o'clock p. m.
Rev. BERNARD Mcguire, President of George
town College, will ofhciate, and the Choir of the
College will be present
A Collection will be taken up for the benefit of
the Church. Se25-3t<
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@The cornerstone OF the ne " CITY Hall in
Baltimore will be laid on the 10th of October.
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The LOUISIANA Observation-Disclosures yes-
terdsy voted upon the question Of a Conven.
tion to revise the Constitution of the State.
pursuant TO the reconstruction acts, in com.
piiance with orders Issued BY Sheridan prior
to his removal, and contrary to the expressed
wish OF the President that the election be post.
poned to November. The vote was not as
large rs was expected. The election continues
throughout to day.
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SECRETARY McCULLOCH AND THE NEWS
PAPER MEN


We understand that the cause of the prohib-
itory order issued by Secretary McCulloch
ycsterdsy, against nc vsPaPes eating in
formation at the Treasury, was because OF
erroneous statements made by the correspon
dent of the Boston Post in regard to affairs in
the Department. 1t seems to us that the better
course would have been to exclude the Offend
ing correspondent from the Department and
not punish the whole newspaper fraternity and
the public for the sins OF q single individual
Secretary McCulloch's administration of the
affairs Of the Treasury Department has been
SO satisfactory, that 1t can well challenge the
closest scrutiny, and he is SO firmly establish.
ed in the confidence of the people that the mis-.
statements Of correspondent will not bear
against him to the extent of feathers weight
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~CO-OPERATIyE BUILDING ASSOCI
S ALTON
EVERY MAN HIS OWN LANDLORD

There will be an Adjourned Meeting of the
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCI-
ALTON held on MONDAY EVENING, Goth inst ,
in Potomac Hall! corner llth street and Maryland
avenue, South Washington, at O'Clock.
All persons having subscribed for stock and all
and enter their names in the subscription book,
and only those who pay their entrance fee of 81
will he considered as stockholders and entitled to
vote for the election of the Board of Directors,
which will take place Immediately after the fees
have been paid.
Bear in mind that
ssS per mo Win enttle you to purchase of 81 goo
$50 :. g g " 5000
SIT 90" " s. - g. 1000
SI25O" g g - 9 g 5000
$1,000 s. 10000
You can get the amount of cash you may desire
the premium being added. To those who Az
ing rent the Association becomes their landlor
time. To those seeking investment for money it
will pay from Is to % per cent. profit.
To those who desire to build, you can have no
trouble, as the Association furnishes you the funds
The number Of f IhaFes are cmtsa President
G. r. THOMPSON, Secretary. SEES ct
Repub., Intel, Chron. copy It.
o%MEDICAL AssOCIATION-The semi an
~ nual meeting of the MEDICAL ASSOCIA-
TON OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA will
be held in the Lecture Room of the Medical De-
partment of Georgetown College, on TUESDAY :,
October lst, at u O'Clock m
Sc 27-3t J. w. H. LOVEJOY, Secretary.
o-THE MEMBERS OF PIONEER LODGE.
W. NJ. c. p. u, are hereby notified that the
Lodge will meet on EACH MONDAY NIGHT, at
~ p m, at Temperance Hall on street. between
requires the attendance of each member
se 27-3t* By order of THE PRESIDENT
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u3 of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
ReSolred; That the following places be designated
as Offices for the transaction of all the Public
School business by the respective Sub Boards of
For the ub-Board, First District, First and
Second Wards-School-room, corner 18th and G
streets.
For the Sub Board, Second District Third and
Fourth Wards ISchool ON Ii, between 9Th
and 7th streets.
For the Sub Board Third District Fifth and
Sixth WardseWallach School Building, and
school-room corner Sd street east and street
south.
For the Sub-Board, Fourth District Seventh
Ward)-Male Grammar School-room, John Z
Thompson, teacher, on 9Th street.
The Trustees viii be in attendance at the above
named places from to 81 O'Clock on each morning
of the week, from Monday to Friday, Inclusive
during the month of September; and all persons
entitled to tickets of admission to the Public
Schools can procure them at the places and times
designated.
BY order of the Board
aU 3lim r. F. BOISEAT Sec
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CHrsAPBAKB AND OHIO CANAL.-The Board
OF Directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, after session OF three days, at their office
in this city, adjourned yesterday. Among
other business transacted, the office Of General
Superintendent OF the Canal was created, and
their President, Hon. Alfred Spates, OF Mary
land, was appointed to that position. No
change In the officers or employees of the canal
were made, and no other business Of particu.
lar public interest was transacted. The time
of the Board was mostly taken up IN discuss.
ing the best plan for the increase OF water in
the canal, and II was directed that the Super
intendent Immediately proceed to raise dam
No. l, above Georgetown, so as to enlarge the
volume Of water in the George town level
which is now insufficient to meet the demands
for navigation, and the supply Of the flour
mills and other manufactures which get their
motive power from this source.
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IN REMOVAL REMOVAL n m.
MRS. McCLOSKY
Begs leave to inform her friends, and the public
ness from No. 346 7th street, to No 321
Seventh street, aboys the Market, where she where
BONNETS HATS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, &C.,
at popular prices. Also, large and well selected
stock Of
just received and offered for sale at reasonable
prices. .sa.ta =. ....s. .-IsI
While thanking my customers fer their former
generous patronage, / would earnestly solicit q
continuance of the same at my new place of bust
ness. MRS. A. Il. MCCLOSKY,
sc 2S-6tH No. 321 9TH street, bet. and L.
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JUST OPENED
THIS DAY,
Heavy White and Red OPERA CLOTHS
White FRENCH MERIN0S, 81 60 to S225
White EMPRESS CLOTHS
Colored EMPRESS CLOTHS all shades al q
BISMARCK ALPACA, 621s cents
81 Stripe and Figured FRENCH CLOAKING
CLOTHS.
White and Colored SILKS.
White and Black SATINS.
{ Super Black Lyons SILK VELVET
= We are opening daily lots of new Goods from the
New York importers.
All goods sold at the lowest cash prices
VIM. B. RILEY & BROTHER
Ne SO Central Stores
g Sc 28-eo6tif Opposite Centre Market
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21S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 90
L. S. WOODWARD
(Successor to c. Woodward & Sem
Just received large stock of Bib & Co y
PATENT PARLOR HEATERS
which will put p in the best manner, and salts
faction guar anted for heating two, three or four
story houses also, general assortment
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
which will be sold cheap for cash
/ am now prepared to repair imme diately in the
best manner, Stoves Of all descriptions
Please send in early.
l.. s. WOODWARD,
31c Pennsylvania avenue
Sc 2S-lm between 10th and H.
nRY GOODS,
II CARPETS,
fine stock of Harris and other makes CASSI-
MERES, cheap.
Ladies' CLOAkING, all colors 7'
Ladies' and Gents UNDERSHIRTS, q very large
stock.
good stock of Three Ply, Ingram, and Rag
CARPETS.
Step and Floor OILCLOTHS.
All of which will be sold at great bargains at
JOHNSON & SUTTON'S
seB-df Old Stand, 521 7th ST.
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Ia A D:
WASHINGTON, September 7, 1857.
would respectfully inform my customers, and
the public generally, that have removed from my
old stand No. ID opposite Center Market, to store
No. 349 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Metro
politan Hotel; and while thanking them for their
former generous patronage, would earnestly So
lcit a continuance of the same at my new place of
business.
Sc 9-eO2w VIM BRYAN
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WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
formerly Of Nontgomery, Aldbama,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-L LAW.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Office No. 3s9 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
HATS RENEWED.-SILK HATS REFINISH-
Ii ED AND SET TO A FASHIONABLE
SHAPE, at M. CUNNINGHAM'S HAT FAC
TORY, No. "a Ga 9TH ST., bet. 1 and K. slS.eelm.
YOU CAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP ON
Il Buchu or Samaritan humbugs. See Dr. DAB
BY, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, on 7th ST.. and be
cured permanently. SO Aim
I AIDES PLEASE READ WILLIAM
II PRINCE, 439 9Th street. has about six hun.
arsd cog, we'll made stamps Of elegant designs for
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost.
ton, furnish Cushiens and Brushes, and explain
how to them, gratis. Being part Of Q duplicate
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having q
small capital should call at once. jea
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~ The late General Grifin's order reno wing
the supreme Court Judges OF Texas has not
been revoked, as has bsen heretofore .. ated.
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GsKNOXs

US CITY IxPRESS
Calls Tor and Delivers to any address,
bA'IAGE, PACKAGES AND MERCHANDISE,
MOVES FURNITURE, &C., &c.
Principal Office, 37A Pa, Az. car am st' w.sh >,
"'a"e" "ieo-Is Az, cor. 18th st.,
New York Az. and 18th st.. Fl II
And al the Once of Adams Express Comnanv.
Georgetown. ga % ~.
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TOR SALE-0ne OF those fne three-story aAd
basement BRICK HOUSES, No. $40, on 10Th
street. between and K, west side. Apply to J. a.
RHEEM, 18th st., bet b and jyl
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Gayernmenf Securitiea

Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S, 1S67.-Jay Cooke &
90 furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-MADAME can be consult
i ed in all affairs OF lre at her new residence.
l91 18th street, between and South. 1t
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DIRECTORY MEETING-A meeting OF the
Board OF Directors Of the Orange, Aiexanaris
and Manassas Railroad convened in Lynch
burg yesterday. - -
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DR.. L. ALCAN, recently in charge of Electricity
and Medicated Vapor Baths at the various U. s..
General Hospitals, office southwest corner Of 18th
street and Penna avenue, cures Rheumatism,
Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Govt Debility, Aztec.
ton OF Paralysis Absorption of Mercury and Fe-
male Com plants. my 2-6m
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EOR RENT.-The Second Story Of House Ne.
i 465 18th street, near 3 street, consisting Of
rooms aud attic, and use Of cellar. Rent low. Ap.