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NAVAL ORDERS.


Captain James H. Spots detached from the
Mare Island Navy Yard. and placed on wait.
ing orders. a. @a N..N. =
Commander Richerd Law detached from
the command of the Tscony. and placed on
waiting orders. -. K "a
Lieutenant Commander Nathaniel Green.
M,dshipmen VIM. W. Rusrnger, job q. Tan,
and W M T. Burwell, Acting Passed Assistant
Surgeon Henry Shaw, ist>Asistant Engineer,
George W. Merririe, ID Assistant Es gineer,
Thomas ID. Crosby, aud Acting ID Assistant
Fpgiueers VIM. McFeul and Robert Miller,
detached from the Tacony and waiting
orders.
First Assistant Engineer James H. Morrison,
detached from the Shenandoah.
Midshiprnan H u. o. Colby, detached Fl ON
the Naval Academy and placed on waiting Or
ders s.aa
Acting Third Assistant Engineer Samuel B.
Roane, detached from the Yucca and pla Jed
on waiting orders. .a"a "a
Captain Edward Middleton and Commander
Thomas }. Phelps, ordered to the Mare Island
Navy Yard, Gal. $50 g-s. s4-f ~
Lieutenant Commanders Robert Boyd, Jr-
y. ID Schooma ker, and Seoeno Assistant En-
eineer James Entwfsle, ordered to the VAN.
panoag during her trial trip. fs- LS1 -. d
Passed Assistant Surgeon VIM. II. Jones
Assistant Paymaster f. G. Alley, Acting Vol
Lieut.. George r. DuraHd, Acting First Assist.
ant Engineer VIM. NJ. Rodes, Acting Second
Assistant Engineers Samuel H. Magee and
George S. Odell, and Acting Third Assistant
Engineers VIM. q. Woods and VIM. 8. Arthur
ordered to the Maumee.
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FINANCIAL.

The New YORK market was very close yes.
terday. and there was an active demand from
the srokers AZ 2 per cent On cali. Towards the
cioeecf bank hours an easier feeling was re-
ported in some qusrtsrs, out 1t was not gener-
a'. Nearly eli borrowers failed to find any re-
lief. The banks are still calling in loans, chief
~ topreparethemseives and the country banks.
especially the latter, to make show OF SOL
vency in the Octobes statement. The New
\ York Express says the sales OF gold by the Gov
eminent yesterday aggregated about one mil
lion, and the department is also selling FIVE
twenty bonds, while the purchases OF seven
thirty notes has been stopped by lowering the
price. The Government securities were dull
and lower. This is owing to the stringency in
money. #Hs5.E as Sea aEz E47E. ed
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POLITICS IN FIRGINIA.-It is Understood
that the platform adopted by the "Union Sol.
diers' Convention" held st Richmond, con.
tains the following: 80 -
L. A more equal system Of taxation. Q. A
iioerai announcement Of immigration. T.
Free schools. 4. Equal rights before the Ia ~
without regard to race or color s. The de.
velopment Of the mineral, m manufacturing and
Agricultural resources of the State 6. The
speedy reconstru elton OF the State IN accord
ance with the req uirements OF the acts of Con
gress.
The Richmond Enquirer thinks tina. Gene.
raj n: d Wells, OF Alexandria, will be the
candidate 1or Governor by the wing Of the
party adopting these resolutions
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VALUABLE LAND IN MINNRsorA.-Ths
Commissioner of the General Land Once has
bad prepared 10 send to the office of Indians
Affairs for delivery to the owners, forty. ven
Patents LOT Wlnnebago Trust lands In Blue
Earth county, Minnesota covering z, $50 acres
which are issued pursuant to the Act of Con
gress, approved February 2lst, 1863. for the re
moYal Of the Winhebago Indians, and for the
benefit These lands are reported to be amono
me most valuable In the State, the Wiunebaro
reservation having been made at an early
period In the history of Minnesota. Indians
only being then allowed to settle upon it. The
locality was selected especially on account OF
It's peculiar adaptation from its advautageous
position in respect Of water, timber and fer.
uilty OF SOIL, TO retaining the Indians from
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DEATH OF PROFESSOR FERaUsON.-Com.
modore b. F. Sands, Superintendent in charge
OF the U. s. Naval Observatory, this morning
transmitted to the Navy Department the fol.
lowing Dispatch:
SIR 1t is with great regret that have to
announce to the Department the death of Mr..
James Ferguson, the assistant Astronomer at
the Observatory. He died at $50 D. M ye,ter-
day at his residence In this city, corner Goth
and ID after an illness of several weeks.
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Indian Affairs.

ST LOUIS, Sept. %, 1e67.-General Marcy,
while returning from a tour of inspection in
New Mexico, was attacked by Indians near
Pawnee Forks. Lieut.. Williams, of the 5th
Infantry, lost leg, and one man was killed
and three wounded Major Rodney Smith,
with an escort of forty men, was also attacked
but no damage done. ae-.
The Indians are estimated as numbering
nearly two or three hundred and Charley
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PRRscFAL.-General Farnsworth ieavas
Washington to-day for Philadelphia, where
ne speaks tonight Senator Merton, of In.
diana, an extract from whose able speech on
the finances We published some days since,
was at the National Hotel in this city yestar.
DAY and after engaging rooms for himself ana
family for the coming winter, left here in the
40 uasn last night Fighting Joe ),
hooker Is in Switzerland ....Gensral W
:. hlilyer, OF New York: J. j. MARYLAND.
OF rIoVleenca, X. l.; Col. II. o. Banks
OF rev YORK Hon l. v Bogy, OF ST Louis'
mo, D. d Leathsrman, of Memphis Fam
and inomas q. Fletcher, OF Missouri. Ara ston'
ping At Witlard's Hotel ...-Ccl III. p. nan
man. dent OF Indian Affairs A.
Omaha. arrived in the city last eyenin1 and
Is stop ping with his father In law Ws sn,nn
ton Young, Esq on 9Th street ....Hor
Is. Washburne, of Illinois, arrived hsrs - r.
terday, and had long interview win d.
eral Grant THE President has annosn,as
Carl C.. Finke. Of California, consul ~ To
huantepec, and Orrln j. Rose, OF IIIinois Gov
sul at Schwerin. .'..Paymaster 7. = Cnn
bingham, Of the Navy, who has been ON the
Colorado (fiaRsnip Of Admiral Golosboro Oh
for over two years past. has been spending a
short visit with his freads in this city, ana
left to- day for New York. Judge Oliver
Stark. Of New York; Judge Shelby, OF New
Mexico; Hon. Timothy Stevens, OF New Yerk,
and Col. W. +. Evans. OF Missouri, are At the
Metropolitan Hotel. -Dr. George W. Bagby,
l.Mozis Addums,') OF Virginia, is at Dyers
Hotel.
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THE BUSINESS AT THE PATENT OFFICE -
Now that each examiner in the Patent Offica
Is provided with a room for himself and as
sisiants, thus keeping every class separate, it
is the Intention of the Commissioner to have
all the work brought up to date by the LIST of
Novemb Der next, and for this purpose several
temporary clerks have been appointed to as
sist in bringing up the work in arrear and
hereafter the business Of the Office will be ken.
up. as the force has been increased and ad
ditionai room provided. ...-
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THB WEEKLY STAR Is now on our counter
for sale, and in wrappers. ready for the mails,
containing Washington Irving's celebrated
story RIP Van Winkle:'' the Serensdes to
Generals Sheridan, Sickles, and Hancock:
speech OF the President; the Prize fight which
did not come OF yesterday; FIRST Co-opsra.
i've Building Association tue recent mnr.
dsrf in this city; Base Bail; Movements Of the
WORKING People; Useful Items Of Domestic
Economy; Humorous sketches, with Domestic
Military, Naval, Departmental, and Local
News; Agricultural ana Housekeepinr
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic DIS.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Flour quiet; receipts,
1892 bbls. Wheat one cent better. Corn 2a3
cents lower; receipts, 2s,sU7 bushels. Rye
mess s23.95as24. Lard quiet at 13Aaial,c
Risky quiet. Barley dull and 1a2c. lower
Gotten dropping at % Ka3 cents for middir g.
FreiRhts quiet. Spirits Of turpentine quiet
and dropping at So. Rosin is easier at 1915 for
strained
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MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE CHEa.
APHAKR AND OHIO CANAL CoMPAsY.-rhs
new Board OF Directors of the Chesapeake and
OHIO Canal Company, which first con vened on
Four-and.a-Half street, near PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, on Wednesday last, were again In
session to-day. There were present, Colonel
Spates (President) and Messrs. Eseu Pick.
reii' OF Georgetown; John b. Thomas, OF Fred.
erick, Mo; Joseph Murray, Of Washington
county, Md VIM. Were Bouic, of Mont.
gomery county, Md; Johu b. Barnes, of Bal.
timore. Absent, Mr.. A. X. Stake, who has NOT
attended since the opening OF the SESSIONS
Thus far, it seems, that no business has been
disposed of which tits proper to make public
1t is asserted that the new Board harmonic
well as TO the various projects for the i'm prove
ment Of the canal, and find but little fauI,
with the official management of the work. No
changes OF officers have yet been decided on,
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The REDUCTION OF FORCE IN THE QUARTER.
MASTERS DEPARTMKNT.-We mentioned YES
terday the removal OF clerks from the O uartsr.
master Generals Office, aud consequent excite.
ment among the dismissed ones and ths,r
friends. OF the large number it is proposed u
discharge, about fifty have received notices
that their services will be no longer req uired
AFTER the goth instant. All Of them have been
granted thirty days leave from the Is, proxlmo
before me dismissal takes effect. Out of those
removed, forfy-one were discharged soldiers
and nice citizens. A further discharge vii, Ia
II AIDE In few days. A meeting OF the removed
clerks was held at the National Hots, lac.
night, 10 consider what action it is proper for
them to take in reference to the ex -ssldiers who
nave been dismissed, as they ailegs that abou,
one hundred and twenty fl We clerks who bavs
never been IL the military ser vice are retained
in the department.
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THE WHITE HoUsE-To-day being Cabinet
day, no visitors were admitted at the Execu.
tive Mansion. All the members of the Cabine,
were present except Secretary Browning, who
was represented by Judge Otto. Gen. Gran,
was present during the whole session,
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EXCESSIVE FkRs-- H. II. Hoy,, of East Sagi.
nav. and J.Crandall OF Gold Water, Mich.
igan. were arrested few days since, by direc.
ton of the Commissioner Of Pensions for
charging excessive fees for obtaining pensions
and Withholding pension money as such fee, in
violation of the act of July 4th, 1864. They are
held for hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-27

~ General Amos Beckwith, chief comma.
sary at New Orleans, is sick with the yellow
fever In that city. Gen. Beckwith Is we'll
known in this city, where he had charge of the
commissarv department early in the war. He
was chief commissary for General Sherman.
on his March to the sea" and Atlanta cam.
paigu.
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YELLOW FRYER AT NBw ORLBANs.-A dis.
patch was received by Gen. F. T. Dent Last
evening, from Gen. J. A. Mower comman a
ing Fifth military District, announcing that
Lieut. Wing, OF the 4th U. S. cavalry. died
yesterday of yellow fever. The other officers
are doing we'll
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IBv Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson %. quote stocks and bonds

In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Sept 27.-First Board-U. S. 6's
1851, coupon, HOG 520's. 1851, coupon, li3x; 1864
coupon, 100; 1865, coupon. lo9x; 1865, cou.
pom, new. 1o7z; 1867. coupon, io7x; iO.4O's
coupon, s9k; laws, second, 1855; 7.30s, third
25K; Mariposa, SIX; do preferred, 10
New York Central, lU7: Pacific Mail, 1881
Atlantic Mail Ill; Erie. 81; ditto pre-.
gan Central, lGs Michigan Southern, SIX; Iii.
noIs Central, 4; Cleveland and Pitts.
burg. 10; Cleveland and Toledo, 12sX
Northwestern 40S; do preferred, 64K
Rock Island. 1OlA \; Fort Wayne, 1Oi Z; Ohio and
Mississippi Certificates. 26ss; W. U. Tele.
graph, 394; Boston Water Power, II; Gold
1i3k. ..r.. .r-
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
Welcsae to General Sheridan, Sickles
- ~ ana Hancock sEF

rs 80 and Hancock. 49,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Political excite
mt Mt u Increasing. A meeting Of he soldiers
will be held here TO- might, and after which
procession will be formed to serenade 4ene-
rails Sheridan and Sickles at the Con tiueutal.
General Hancock 10 also in the city, aud tue
{ Councils have excluded the hospitslitiesof the
elfy 70 an Ihiee. Isnerai sheridan held
sands of the members Of the League and their
families called upon him. A large crowd
Witnessed his entrance and the cheering was
enthusiastic He is to partakeof banq net 81
the Union League night. Invi tations ha u
also been extended him to visit the various
: piacee of Amusement. -.
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RECEIPTS PROM CUsToMs.-The receipts
from customs at the ports below named from
September 18th to 2ist In elusive, were "a fol-
lows: Boston, $4l2, 800 ~: New York, 81, 800, :.
S43.1l; Phiiadelphia sI64.os9.65; Balumore,
Sl2s, a99 40: San Francisco, { Aug, 5th 20 I7tn.i
x3s5, 292 IA; Total, s4,loe ,3707O.
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Yellow Fever Mt Mobile

MOBILE. Sept. 27.-NlDe cases of yellow
fever were reported FOR the twenty. four hours
ending six O'Clock yesterday evening. There
were five cases the day before
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PERSONAL.

nOCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
IL be consulted daily by Ladies in need OF the
services Of skilifu and reliable physician, at his
office, 4i9 18th street, between and Il, Washing
ton, D. T.. My celebrated PERSIAN LIQUID
sent TO any address.
Letters must contain a stamp Sc q Inn
, NOTICE.-AH persons having claims against
balance due from the United States to h r.
NARD HAGAN, late Boatswain' ) Mate, U. 5.
Navy. dec sased hereby notified 10 present such
claims, with proper vouchers to 5. }. W. TABO IL,
Fourth Auditor within four "a months from this
date, Sc ptember &C. 1871.
( STEPHEN J. W. TABOR,
N-3t Fourth Auditor.
DERSCNAL-Wil the GENTLEMAN who bid
81 AIS for the house offered at Auction
4h street last riday evening" 2Jth instant, please
call and Immediately as We have lost his
address. ID IL. W Ellis il CO,
Est Cor. 9th st. and Louisiana avenue.
Two WHOM II MAY CONCERN.-My wife
Frances Hawkins, having left my bed and
board without lust cause pre- vocation hereby
warn all persons not to trust or harbor her on my
account, as will pay no debts contracted by her.
AND further forbid all persons from paying to
her, or in any manner negotiating with her,
count of any debt due by reason of having been
connected with Grocery business heretofore car
ried on at the corner of Thirteenth and streets,
in this city.
Sc 25- At . JOHN L.. HAWKINS.
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IL At the ffty fourth regular auction sa,.
OF Scranton coaIin New YORK on Wednesdav
the following prices were realized: Lumn
90 IS, steamboat 1915 brokeA 50 %, egg n 40
Z chestnut 1914. Eighty i've Thousand tons wers
disposedof. wv
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ENeLlsH OPERA--Wallace's grand opera
"Maritaps, was sung and acted by the Rich
ing's troupe. ut the National Theatre last ven.
iRs' IN manner 10 win frequent applause
from one OF the largest and most fashionable
bouses OF the season. Castles .Don Cesar ds
Bazan" Is capital. He 10 audacious but mot
vulgar, and reckless without being rude
Miss Richinss and Mr.. Campbell were good
az usual, but the weakness of the chorus
ano orchestra were again noticeable. Mrs.
Sesuin's "LazariIio"i is one OF her finest i'm.
persona'ions, being part in which her eugae.
ing simplicity and artiessness is sure to win
the sympathy Of the audience This LADY i,
great favorise here, and we have no doubt
her benefit this evening, when Aub.r,s
'GTown Diamonds" will be given with a stron.
cast. Will draw one OF the large, houses o,
the present very successful season of English
opera.
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0C@ALL MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT ARE
US requested to meet at the Intelligence Of
nee corner Of and 18th street west, at o. clock
TO MORROW, the 18th, if they want employ
ment lt*
N M; C. P. o., are hereby notified that the
Lodge will meet on EACH MONDAY NIGHT at
~ pm, at Temperance Hall, on street between
9th and 10th streets. Business of i'm Importance
requires the attendance of each member
sc T2t* BY order of THE PRESIDENT
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TR1GT OF C0LU MBIA.
of No. Bankruptcy Docket L.
To the Creditors of Rodney Mason, n BdnkTxpt:
Take notice that petition has been filed in said
Court by RODNEY MASON. of the City Of Wash
ington, in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the act Of Congress Of March 2, 1857, for q
discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims prov able under said act, and that
the 9Th day of October next, at 10 O'Clock IN, is
assigned for hearing OF the same, and where all
interested may attend and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
September 18th 1867. ..E-.
" r. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
VIM F. MATTINGLY, Solicitor. sea-Iaw2t
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~ Maryland gave "a, lei majority .For the
Constitution" at the recent election, 80
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Government Securities. ra- s...s
wAsHIEsToH, sept q, ls67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FUN SALE ANU RENI.
SRK Gfefn
Also Is ana ''S
sss.6t 4,,'- 9. B. JEWEEL. H.
EQR RENT-In Georgetown, nicely furnished
"a ROOM at No lsa Dunbarton n, street. between
obtained next door. Sc 20 2w.
T State Department several FRAMES on on New New
DoS e. sn Real Ca Essass Brsssl
126 Pa. avenue. - - 5 23-tf
EEYII4 .,! TETSKK .ISIiI5 kSoMs FOR
No SO street bet. 18th and 9th SITS, where YOU
may sys t1Ra room or rooms with best references
one furnished and two unfurnishsd. DIOR rent.
Inquire on the premises six doors south Of Penn.
FoR sALR-Two FRAME HOUSES on Capitol
and AZ sso a SS mi sss ss
aas go s'sh k.p cor ssS Il nd CO. e.,s
"a f. + Ss:s s:tssi
and 18th CTS. :. = Sc 13-2w /
family ss%a Md Fl Fl:
and among the nostdesirable homesteads in the Vii.
man whe desires comfortable home for his family,
where household NOT half as great as in
Editor TIE STAR Who Knows the M Hs
VIII give Information concerning 1t to any inqui.
TOE SALE Low, AND UPON GOOD TERMS
IT sQLR a. lMIMrERIATELY;m0ne Of the most
Of town situated III stfeet
between West and Stoddard streets. and immsdi.
ately opposite the residence Of Henry D Cooke. .
10 feet handsomely laid out With FioWsrssil
and The il
tern yar hot and cold Wssr al spf fse n cs
utensi; TstToSs stess newly se dd u an g sooxns
other gas fxt1Iss, g WITH the house. WIZ
For fnrt t 81 @ enquire on the premises
% q sjS ssf:s a ssisss s1
e. ;3ao s1a .RoMtiNG, Auctionesr, no ia
prloge sIreeI 2. any time: - sep&-wtf =
THE gNDEksIaNED woULn sFLn HIa
krRoHHApizE fee ss I'D
and 81 ndRn t1snss ysss
1 sas aesvt oE time whss
better than g Is. Sesnnins 81 ihss
more active business may be reared: as
crate rent i .r ri sfss9Gn Z sa
FOR RENrrA FhzMF HOUSE, with bach
thoSs s ass asIs g sns ssrn'T
tween N and o streets. UN
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FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF PERSONS Ieav-
ing the city during the summer months they
can have he STAR mailed to their address, by
ordering the same at the Office for l2k GEMS
per week, for one week or more
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INTERNAL RsvssUk. The receipts rom This
source too ay were s44I 6e7 a.. ~ 49, -
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UEP1ANos' p!ANoslI P1ANoslT
AN UNPRECEDENTED TRIUMPH.
CABLE DISPATCH, PARIS EXPOSITION July l. 1857
STEINwAY Sons of New York,
have been awarded by the Supreme Jury of the Ex-
position THE FIRST GOLD MEDAL OF MERIT for The
htshss, decree Of peDeetion in grand square and p-
r,ghf Pianos and the most rasuabEe intentions
shoiotng the greatest the construction Of
RtanoJorteS ruth the sron gest Involvement Of the
6GPREME INTERNATIONAL JURY.
In addition to the above, Steinway l. Sons have
received the following cable dispatch:
"PARIs, July T.
The great Societe des Beaux Arts, of Paris. have
after careful examination of all the musical in
struments exhibited at the Paris EXPOSITION
awarded to STEINwAY Il Sons, of New Yerk. thsir
brand Testimonial Medal for greatest Superiority
and norelty of construction in Pianos ~
W. G. METZEROTT 4 CO.,
au N-1m Agents for Washington, D. @.
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. HATS AND CAPS.
Just received, two more cases OF those ipa Sill
DRESS HATS fall style, which am seIIin . II var
than sny one In the city Constantly receiving the
drop in and take look ct my ne - two.an9 .haM
s s6a shres ,e dollar hou I'll bs
SAVE yeur money BY purchasing az 193 9th strest
80 Dol - . u. A. OLCOTT.
CARRIAGES CARRIA0ESt OARRIACEat.
~ az Un band slsrge END 9ae aseortmenf y,
be sold az reasonable rates. All Car. 80
large a1S 81 e as e
&C., &c. Repairing promptly attended Is. .sss'
p.,,. RoennT,H. G1XHAM,
D"' Shop, ATT sth street, near b,
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METROPOLITAN
AVA PATENT STEAM BAKERY
$40 STREET bet. ~ and 9th streets
HAVENNER'S CRACKERS
We invite the attention Of Merchants and con.
suners to the very best superior quality Of Crack
ers msnufaGtured at our establishment
MILK BISCUIT. SODA CRACKERS
CRACKER DUST. SUGAR CRACKERS NOV,
ELITES: GINGER Snaps, JUMBLES,
GINGER CRACKERS &c -
These goods are made from the best material
and can be had always fresh, and in any quantity,
and at the lowest price. Sc 2S In, '
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EOk RENT-The second Story Of House Ne,
= 4os lStn street, near street, consisting of
qly q No So street. near 18th street. Al -
E0k eALE-0ne Of those fns three story end
basement BRICK HOUSES, No. $40, on 1otn
NreeE between and Z, west side Apply 70 y. 4 q
RHEHA, nth st., bet. B and VI
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FH@E RO-MED1CATEDV APOR BATHS
DR.; L. ALCAN, recently in charge of Electricity
and d dedicated fapor Baths at the various U. s.
General Hospitals Office southwest corner of 18th
street and Penn'a avenue, cures Rheumatism,
Eruptions of the Skin, Colds, Goat, Debility, Aec
tlon OF Paralysis, Absorption of kerCrrY and Fe-
male Com plants. my 2-6m
n@PUBLIC SCHOOLS-At the last meeting
lR of the Board of Trustees of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
RsSotced, That the following places be designated
as Offices for the transaction of all the Public
School business by the respective Sub Boards of
Trustees .-..t Ut.
For the Sub-Board, First District, First and
Second WardsI-SchoOl ROOM corner i4th and
streets.
For the Sub Board, Second District Third and
Fourth W ards gSchool room on II between 9th
and 7th streets. ~ s
- For the Sub Board, Third District. Fifth and
Sixth rds)-Walach School Building, and
school room corner Sd street east and A street
south - = - 'O'
For the Sub Board, Fourth District Seventh
WardeMale Grammar School room, John
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. mel usi We
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. EE.
au Slim R.. f. BOISEAU, Sec