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PUGILIsrIc ENTERTAINMENT. - Billy

PCGILIsTIC ENTERTAINMENT. - Billy Ed
wards, the victor of the late fight at Gone
river. with his trainer. Dooney Harris, arrived
here last evening, ard will be the recipient of
benefit on Saturday night At Canterbury Hall
the entertainment To consist of a concert clog
dancing, club swinging. and winding up bv
sperring exercises, in which Dooney and Billy
viii appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

A NEW NERsION.-Many OF our readers are
'@mllar doubtless with Verse OF scripture
u Won ld rather be door keeper in the house
OF the Lord, than dwell in the tents of wicked
ness Recently the steamer Sam PentZ was
returning 10 baltimore from the Eastern Shore
OF maryland, with 4 number of colored people
who Lad been attending a camp meeting, and
on Ooard a prayer and experience meeting was
EeId, during which an old colo.ed woman Cot
hapny and exc laimed "Whew! Bless God! |
would sooner b. a deck hand ON the ark OF a..
Lo:d, dan de Capin of de sam Pentz."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

PROJECTED ORGANIzAT OF A NEW GROVE
or Dkrins-on Tuesday evening. a number
OF Gentlemen assembled at the house of s. IT
Hatfield, on II street, and formed thsnsai,a.
INTO Grove OF the U. A. o. D., under the
name OF Magnolia Grove No. , of the DIstric,
organization on Monday night, az , ocIooE -,
Bars Hall, corner 9th aud ID streets. Oniia
number of the members OF other Grcvss
expect 10 be present at the Installation of The
officers OF Magnolia Grove No. , which Iii
take place in about three weeks.
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CoRSs. &c.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chirc

OF twelve years practical experience in the
nited States and Canadas and established n
i2i Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. &.
since 1S61, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
&c, and successfully treats all diseases of tie
feet without pain NEON veniencs TO the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'm
mediately after the operation. Refers TO the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands OF ether responsible persons who pa.
troElZe his establishment Hours from a. IN
20 p. m. No charge for consultation al office
Calls made AZ residences from 6 to y. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

MoRRIsIY LITTLg.-ThIs young man, who
is at present performing at Metropolitan Hall,
has astonished all who have seeR him. His
acting as song and dance man cannot be sur
passed, and we advise every one to see him
W hile he is at the Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

ELECTION OF PRESIDENT OF DICKISSo.; Col.
LEGE-Rev. X. J.. Uashiels ID. d., of New Jer.
sey, was on Tuesday last, at meeting OF the
trustees of the Dickinson College, (CarIisle,
Pa held in Philadelphia, unanimously elect
ed President of that institution. ar DashiaIs
graduated at Dickinson about twenty wears
ago, and is the first alumni ever elected n
that position. He is a gentlemen of fine liter
airy ability, and for many years was a promi-
nent minister of the Baltimore Conference, and
l. well known in this city, having had caarg.
OF Union and Wesley Chapels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

METHODIST QUARTERLY REUNION The
quarterly reunion OF the Methodists OF mis-
Sity was held last evening at the Foundry
tLuTch- corner of lith and q streets when
-Ar- '" X Woodward presided. Short ad-
dresses Were made by Rev. Messrs Halliday
IaEey' j. \. Davis, Green, Ii. Il. Brown Mer.
Tx and Il. Newton Brown. A committee
different churc hes TO be known as the Chnreb
extension Committee, as follows:-AIsssrs
orthington, Langley, Simpson and Hurinr
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CITY ITEMS.

NEGLECT OF DUTY.-Wm. Marshall, whose
arrest for failure 20 attend to his duty was no.
ticed IN yesterdays STAR, was not scaven-
ger IN the Sixth, but in the Fifth Ward No
Sixth Ward scavenger has been arrested.
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PRIcE L1sr Of Gems, Furnishing Goods

PRICE LIST of Gents Furnishing Goods 81
be ORIGINAL FRANCS, f9i Seventh street, be-
'ween ID and L streets: Good White Shirts, : a
Slot; Fine White Shirts, S2aSl. 81; good Under
SHIRTS and Drawers. soc, 95c. and ~; "A No. 1
fine Merino Shirts and Drawers. ii 81. SI.75;
coed Cotton Socks, 10. IS, -. and % cents; best
English Half-HoSe, IS ana - 81 per dozen:
good Paper Collars, three boxes fer IS cents:
White ndkerchiefs. Is, ~, and p cents: Linen
Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, etc.
at popular prices. Remember the place-i9i
Seventh street. large plateglass front, six doors
below T. street No branch stores. 9,9i:
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THE NORTHERN MARKET.-On "Wednesday
the clerk OF the Northern Market, Mr.. T. III
Langley, sold the privilege OF occupying the
ground on The oIth side of the market as stands
for the sale OF produce. This privilege is for
che year, and IL was sold under the advice of
the mIssioners-Nessrs. Helmick ana
ScrIyener-the proceeds 20 be used In the pur-
chase OF new hose and for repairing the gas
fixtures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

GoeD BLACK DoEsKIN PANrALooNs for =
and =; some very superior for slO at Geo. q
Henning's One Price Clothing Store, No 81
TN street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

THE CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND NAVY
UNION held their usual weekly meeting last
night. In consequence of the limited numhsr
Of persons present but little business was
transacted. and the meeting adjourned without
any matters of interest being disposed Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

TEANsFKRRKD-Lieuten Skippon ard
Lieutenant Hurley, of the Metropolitan police
have once more exchanged places Lieutenant
Skippon returns from the Fourth Precinct 10
the Sixth, Central q uard-house,) and Hurley
resumes his old station in the First Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

THE BODY or THE DROWNED MAN-rhe
name o. the youth whose dead body was found
al Blacki.tone's Island Il few days since as
stated in the STAB, was James L. Fowler. He
wss young man about eighteen years old
His brother Identified the body, out decompo
sitioD was 100 far advanced 10 admit of the re-
mOval OF the remains, and the body was ~
TERED on The island, and will be brought 20 this
city during the winter. . -
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL n E W s.
Amusemcnts and Meetings To-S;ys

Amusements and Meetings To-N Night.
NArIOSAL THEATRE--FJar;h night of The
Black Crock
WAsHINCTON CITY GARDEN First grand
p'' nc OF i-r Journey men PAYERS ASSOCIATION
SEyESTH STREET PARK.-FIrst grand Mo
nc OF the messengers H. ;he Otsic. of The nil
TOR Il ne Treasury fer the Post Office Depart
men.. ms evening.
Thee viii be a grand rally of the Grant and
tOlfaN CIuO' and the Republicans OF tha cI:v.
- hear speeches nv Il. n. Jackson, OF Hin N :.
John Is OLE, OF Colorado, and Col McCaulIy
CT Alabama.
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Baltimore Markets. To-day.

BALTIMORE, Sept. lO.-Cotton dull at 2SH
Flour Gull and weak. with a small business.
and prices unchanged. Wheat firm: Good To
Prime. S2.2jaS2.G0. Corn firm; White, SI.15a
81 -: Yellow, SI27. Oats unchanged Rive
dull al S1.40. Pork unchanged. Bacon quie,:
Rib sides, l.; Clear do. i74aI7k; Shoulders,
II Hams, -. LARD, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

RUNAwAY.-About { o'clock yesterday after
noon horse attached to a buggy belonging tc
W. II. NARROW, ran away from Riley's wharf
loot OF llth street, but he was stopped after
running some distance The buggy was con.
side IA ply injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

RESTORED TO ITS OwNERs.-About five
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, officer McCathrsn
brought 70 the 9th precinct station a bay horse
hitched 10 wagon. which he had found estray
hhe whien was afterwards turned over 10 the
owners, Messrs. Baldwin & Brother.
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Pic Mics Promotions &c

The Pie Ms Of CJUneH 80. , Sons OF JOna-
Tad, has been postponed until next Tuesday
TIE Excursion 20 Glymont of the Active
Base Bali CLUE, for The berefit Of -. Peters
farcchal school, take place on Monday next
SEVENTH STREET PARK-Pic Nc for the
benefit OF LeP IuTpIu tomorrow afternoon
and
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Sc lo-law3v
IT S. PATENT OFFICE,

"a. WASHINGTON. ID. O., September O. 1854
On me Petition of CHAS. DANFORTH, Patsr
saent Jersey PRAYING for the extension Of
Ss4. Tor an improvement in Throsties Tor tD;p.
10 ordered, that said petition be heard AZ this
ONCE on the sd day Of November next ANY person
s NAY oppose this extension Objections depo.
Euons. aHd other papers should BE- nled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
sc l0law3w Comni.sioner ~ 49,.
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ALEXANDRIA ANDVICINITY-The y,urDo7 O.
this morning says:
On Tuesday This city was honored by the
presence therein of Barney Aaron. Esq and a
parcel OF companions from Washing TON. who
proceeded 10 ''do" the ancient burg in the ac
customed style of tourists. Barney's ctcerone
WAS a well known fIstIc expert of this Mace
ON seeing WashIugton's pew in Chrst Church.
Barney was heard 10 observe my heyesn
Bail was refused John I. keys, charged
with laciviOus assault on his own daughter
by The County Court of Prince William comfy
Monday. His final trial lakes place in Noyero
Der.
Wesley Morgan. colored, who recently es
capped from Jail, had up TO yesterday eIuded ar
rest, though the most vigorous measures We're
adopted 20 ensure that result
AFFAIRS IN LoUDoN COUNTY V,.-rhe
LeeSburg Mirror SAYS:
Capt. i. Is. Powell, Attorney for Wn, u
Powell, Esq, last week sold the farm OF the
latter lying I'D lacent TO Leesburg, and contain
ing about 2tO acres, TO Mr.. Henry Sanuerhoof.
OF this county, for $50 per acre.
The long dry spell which had parched orr
pastures, dried up our vegetables. and cut sho 4
the corn crop, was broken OH Thursday last
by a most delightful rain.
The Order will lay with due Masonic cere.
monies, the corner stone Of a Masonic Hall now
IN course of erection AZ LOvettesville on Tuas
cay. the Odd inst. An address will be deliver
ed by Rev. John Landstreet.
-~
MR.. I. A. TOLsON. a welI-known citizen
lies extremely Ill a. his residence in the Sixth
Ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

TEE YOUTHFUL ELOPKMENT CAsg-Yastar
day afternoon, IS stated IN the STAR M ,tsa
of II AIRY Sackstt, son Of Mrs. General Stcsrt.
residing 81 Springdale, Va, charged with alb
ductiEg young girl of this city, some sixteen
years OF age, and eloping with her TO his
mothers residence, about three weeks since
came up before Justice Clark at the Central
StatiOR-hOuse. The father and mother OF the
young girl. Harry Sackett, (the accused and
a number OF Witnesses were present; but after
a conference of the parents and friends OF the
girl the Justice was authorized 20 dismiss the
warrant upon the promise Of Sackett not to
visit the young lady again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

DR.. X. FINLEY HUNT was unable 10 leave
with the party which left here for a trip &c
We striyer As stated in Mondays STAR. He
IS sun IN this city attending 10 his profess ION
duties
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RHCoyERINg.--Oliver Lydan- the ho,, ,rno
was shot in tue White Lot a few nights sinee
rs much better this morning, and il is IN 1urhi
he VIII recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

LONDON, Sept. 10 p. MI. ). 5-2J bonds
2. sugar quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL Sept. In--P. Motion steady:
srl'S OF ITO" bales. Lard firm, and advanced
10 -.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Messrs. Green AZ
Williams, auciioneers, yesterday sold part of
q street. between TN and sth. with improye-
neIis- 10 Charles Javins, for s2,t0O.
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Enrnnp1n IInrEe.s Tadar

NE" YeRK. Sept. lU.-Flour heav w and laa17
cents lowe Wheat dull and 2a.} cnat. 10 yvar
Corn shade frmer, but qpiet.
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WHAT MAKES your hair so beautiful Mrs.
5. A. Aliens Improved new style) Hair Re-
storer or Dressing, (iE one bottle.) Price One
Dollar. Every druggist sells il. go
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- PREPARE FOR WINTER
~ srnePnirs for all kinds and sizes Of g
S1pn can Be found At BOYD's sTovE and
aAhDMAkE, 419 9Th street. Bring nam ANA
umoe OF stove Old stoves taken In part pa for
n T,, ones. RoBERT BOYD, 479 oh, bet. 8 and nd
@'"' .. SEES m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

CHURCH 1MDROvEMEST-Tha Ninth Stree.
Mttnodi7t Protestant Church u now closed for
repairs. The entire front OF the house IS 10 n.
IemCdeled ana mOderulzpd wCrsnap ava
now engaged in extending the pedimant with
hTle K wings the whole 10 be surmounted with
heavy. pro ectInS COrniCe. The widows Ar.
10 %" GUY down, enlarged. ana filled win
stdlntG Elass- l ne NrStloUle Will ne ENLARGED
and ibe stops brought m from -he inside of tha
building The whole will then D.. covered with
masilc, presenting haudSOm.. appearance
The inferior VIII also Re thOroughlv' rauova.sI
The plan for the new front was drawn by Mr.
j. T.. Hardness. Architect. and The work n m
der The supsrInt2nCpLc- Of W. II. Smell car
penteT. The coDgr- CATION, TO- the present
Will worship a; Od4 Fellows HaI! on m
street. The Church Will DE- reOpened abou; the
middle OF October.
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Baltimore Stock Market, To-day.
New York Grain Market ro.dav

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1o-Virginia 6's, inscribed
old, SO bid, AZ asked; do. l~ti9, IS Did, /
asked.
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GPHoLsTERERs GOODS AT COsT.-As j am
ABOUT to close my business this fall offer the
following goods AZ cost prices Reps, Damasks
Enameied Cloth, Holland Shades, Tassels,
Cord, Tacks, Roller Ends, Wedge Racks, OIL
Cloth. Carpets, Table Linens, Bed Spreads,
&c. Small dealers and others are respectfully
invited before purchasing elsewhere.
S2u-2; "A. ADAMsoN SIT 9Th street
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| NI1ER STATES PATENT OFFICE,

WASHINGTON, ID. q, September 0, 1873.
,on me petition Of JAMES 4. SIMPSON of
EIo:kn n, New York, praying for the extension of
ISL tdr Granted him on the 9TH day of December,
~ 1s ordered that said petition be heard At
rns ON &c on the sd day of November next Any
person may oppose this extension Objections
degositions, and other papers should bs fiIed In
'his once twenty days before the day OF hearing.
,o, ELISHA FOOTE
&c WIdwSW Csmmissiouer of PAtAnts
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PERSONS wishing TO subscribe for TIE STAR
who reside on Capitol II i'll and the Navy YARD,
Will please leave their orders q; No. I'D East
Capitol street. between ith and 5th.
JOHN CoGGINs, Agent
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THE
WHITEHURST
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
Nos 1916 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
between IA and 9Th streets.


This Establishment, founded in this city In 1880
and nbrscng among its hundreds of thousands of
neGatiyes and specimens, PORTRAITS FROM
LIFE of all the Celebrities that have been on the
stage of action since that time, mas just changed
hands and been thoroughly recognized, under laa
direction Of q superior French Artist, and, witt
Its rare old Instruments. and and all the larc
inprovems nts in the Art is ready for Photograph;
work in all its branches In a style that cannot -
surpassed. and at uniform low rates that cannot
lie UndeTbid.
Gems. Ambrotypes. PorceIsines-aIl styles and
slZes-t'ar6s, Imperial Cards. Four Fuurs. Extra
siZe-piain and colored-froIn - centsup,
Gem Licensees for Lockets, Watches, and all
other miniature purposes.
Mape, Charts, Drawings, Sketches, Pictures
Paintings, Models, Machinery, and every othec
imaginable thing taken copied, in the best style
and Of any size.
Old Daguerreotypes. Pictures, Paintings &c .
renewed, copied. enlarged when desired), and rem
dered fresh and life like.
Pictures taken in ell kinds of Weather.
Facilities unsurpassed.
Our motto in the picture line. is. The finest
hfe-like likenesses at the lowest prices
Nos. 4246 Penna. Ave, bet. 41s and 9Th sts
Cut this out for a Msmoraniuna au l2-ln-
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SIXTH WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUE
ms CLUB held meeting last evening in the
hall corner sth street east and l. street soutI
Inc president Mr. =. ODER in he chair. aud
George W. Muller, secretary. Several gentle
men Were proposed aud elected members of the
club. The election Of an EXECUTIVE aad PinSn
claI COMMITTEES was postponed till next meet
ing. Tne assistant secretary was dire ,.ei 10
notlly me members OF The club OF the time Of
the next meeting. Adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

If 1T Is THROWN IN YOUR TEETH that you
do not keep your dental apparatus in proper
trim, it is your own fault, FOR all the world
knows that you might do so by using that
matchless vegetable dentifrice, SoZoDoNT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-10

NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS BUILDING
! FIRST CLASS HOUSES.
q. SCHNEIDER, PRACTICAL BELL HANG
~, III Pennsl lysLia avenue, between tn ana
llth streets Bells hung in the most improved
style. either with or without tubing ANNUN
GATORS put up in Hotels and Private Dwell
STEAMBOAT CONGS constantly on hand. Or.
deIs tgr SPEAklEG TUBES with ALARM
WHISTLES attended TO All kind of REPAIR
ING executed with nestuess and despatch
LIGHTNING RODS. with Pla,ins Tipped Points
Put u p In the test manner. Work done in the
country at city prices. aus SIN
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'SPALDING's GLUE.'-Chear, Convenient,
and Useful. Mends everything.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
MAGNOLIA MAGEOLIAr
4 fun sur,ly Of This choice EXTRA FIoUR OIL
hand and for ssle by nanufacturur's Agent.
BENZ. DARBY.
No ~ Water street, Georgetown, pc.
- eOlm
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TEE FIRE ALARM lSvEsTIGATIOS.-Iast
evening. Commissioners Thompson and John
son Were 10 have continued the Investigation As
Co be fire alarm. Mr.. johnson. III Consequence
OF Illness IL his family, Was not present, and
Mr- thompson, who i chairman Of the COM
mIitse, before the hour appointed, Informed
Mr.. LaTCCmbe that he could not confirm. the
InveS'!cdtlon except IN full board. TINS deter
mInatlOn on The part Of Dir. Thompson is occa-
stoned from information received BY him that
MI larcombe. Superintendent Of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, has publicly asserted tha. h.
cannot obtain "A iaIr triIl before the comm t,ae
rs -dr Thompson - biased against hiIn, AMI is
influenced by outside UartIeS. Mr.. THOMPSON
stated tHat as Liz motives and integrity had
BEEN Inpuehed- he could not proceed in any
other way than that stated. and n would Chal-
lenge any proof thar he had gwen an opinion or
was hlssed ON the SUBJECT.
This investigation Is therefore postponed 20
the neXt meeting OF tn board; bG. The death OF
the well-known hSTSe John, % the Hook ana
Ladder Company, and the upsetting OF No I.
Engine Is 10 &c Investigated by the committee.
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BANKERS.

JAI COOKE q 90,
ANKE
FIFTEEyrH STREET, OPPOSITE TAsA,pt,
Buy and sc atcurrent market rstes, ana
constantly on hand full supply OF al
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEyENTHIkTIEs, AsDs 0MrJUsg
interest NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS. 20. s,ec,,ss
and collections ns1e on al sooess,tis sofsv
sel-n
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~ LYING-IN HOSPITAL
Pssients Desiring to avail themselves OF the &C
vantage or this Institution can obtain rrfyst.
rooms by applying to the Marion. These ROW,
are furnished with all the comforts Of home Ths
prices range from So to Sl2 per week, &c re niins
up. me room selected this includes Board, kurs-
ing, meaie,ne, Medical AID Surgical attendsnce.
1rSers Tor admission to the G0VERNMESr o.,
EkEE BEDS in this Hospital can be obtained !;
Lne honorable Secretary OF the Interior, Surgeo,
Senei al Unlted States Army. and Dr. HOrwitz
Sm.I o. the Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery
Application for orders Of the honorable Secretary
OF the Interior to be made at the once Il DR. j III
Thompson, ia street, between 10Th and .p<f 81.
A Medical and Surgical Clinic 10 held At the II =.
pttal every Saturday, at 8 p. m, by Professor
Thompson, for outdoor patients, who are for.
nished medical attendance free of charge
MEDICAL STAFF:
(. j. II. THOMPSON, NJ. D., Surgeon in Chief
IA. ASHFORD, n. D., Asst slant Suraeon
CONSULTING BOARD.
A. X. Barnes, m. D, p. Horwitz, M d., .
Noble Young, n. D.. O. II. Nichols, NJ. D..
A. Y. p Garnett. u. D.. W.P. Johnston. NJ D.
Thomae miusr, II. D., Grafton Tyler, NJ. D.,
]. Riley, n. D., r. Howard NJ D.
ap22-ly
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Buyiao. SsH;,

WASHINGTON, Sept. TO- 1S6s.-Jay Cooke &
Go. furnish the following quotations of Gov
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MR. 7. A. ToLsoN. a well-kuown citizen,
lies extremely Ill AZ his residence, in the Sixth
Ward.
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EVERETT INSTITUTE.

A CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL Fol.
BOYS
Massachusetts avenue. between Ninth aud Tentl,
streets
The Thirteenth Annual Session Of this I,-ritut..
VII COMMENCE IA Monday, s'ptsfnba- tn. ISIS.
SirCulaEs may De Ubtatnea AZ the RHu- stores. %
ly application AZ NJ 25S n -frsaf i.fyy..r a.,
aid 18th J. EhEhETT MARTIN, PfiuapsI
&C &--w tSgCCessoT O. Z. ~ kArleV D
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EDUCATIONAL.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY

HOWARD UNIVERSITY
The Fall term Of the Normal Department VII
open Wednesday. sept 10th. College Freshmsn
Class organized sept, 15i and the Medical Depart
wi sSd singing Plain kocomPAn iments q songs.
tanght m few less1ns. Terms singh Lesson
wishing 20 receive lessons ~ their own residence
wi nf ehs,sSd II, 30 90, lesson, n q. AuGs
NIRs. wM. MOORE formerly Mics LecRae
.san SVe STpsS il nj mr Sly At U be-
ply at No. S52 street south near sth street east,
NJ Rs MATTE 4 kELLER, formerly teach
tow d. will oIen a select school Ia George-
lst. provided = suff lent number q purils Is se
cured The vtsli.s e a,.end w vii please call
Georgetown, before the sate so'Ve-mc attoned.
sc 5-eoSt'
EONZAGt COLLEGE,
" street, between 9Th And Ia,h streets.
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