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THE CREDITORS

AZ JAMES H. CASE ARE HEREBI ~
' y tihsd % appear AZ ny oeAos n - s2Os,
VIII, wlhselins We H s.o e ~ s to "a ~
eaa.r N .nx they have. Why the ssld Janss -.
Gaze sh0aa not b discharged fron .. n.
under the BsBErlpt Law q M.res - ~ II !.
The seeond meeting Of aid eredii0fs -
held az aid tine and place, add the thiri -.
Ing On he day following a same hour AZ
= - = GO D. Caldwell
-a.fI Rsxistsr 10 Bankruph9'
wnrrLss W. Va. October ah, 80
octaAr2v
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Suicide

TROY, N Y, November 11.-Miss Mary
E. Magee, daughter of Capt. Magee, of
this city, committed suicide by shooting
herself through the heart with re-
volver. Temporary insanity was the
cause. She was 20 years old.
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Dunbar Female Seminary,
UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA.

rI,HE FoRTY.FIFTH SESSION OF THIS
institute will begin on the lst day OF
October, ls6s and end on the Thursday before
the 4th Of July, 1869.
The organization OF the institution Is very
complete' embracing extensive and thorough
courses of instruction In Literature and Ssionce,
and in the professions Of Law. Medicine and
Engineering.
inc and pocket mouey-ofthe academic Student
$3.50; Of the Lao Student, $36s, and Of the
Medical Student, 1896.
For particulars send for Catalo que to VIM
Wertenbaker, Secretary, or
S. MAUPIN, Chairman Of the Faculty,
auaI.tds P.O University Of Virginia.
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Appoint llienf.

ALBANY, N. Y, November 1.-THE
Governor has appointed George d. La
mont, of Lockport, Justice of the su.
preme Court for the Eighth Judicial
District, in place of Noah Davis re-
stoned
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Es-in,nry .Nnnncufiou

UTICA, n. Y, November 1.-THE
Episcopal primary convention of the
new diocese OF Western New York is
being held here. A Bishop will be
chosen this afternoon.
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IT'S ADVANTAGES.

Greenwood Cemetery,
SITUATED on THE NATIONAL.
= ROAD, three miles East Of the city, is now
ready for Interments sale and improvement of
lots II contains 81 acres of land, and is laid
out in the most modern andimproved style-can
he easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for thrce-fOurths OF the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t is perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautihed by every variety of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, to make it equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro-
vision is also made for its enlargement, order
and care i'll perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
NO the grovnd with tho Superintendent, who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
of the Secretary, on Main street, over tho Bank
of Wheeling.
Persons wishing to make interments will call
on the Secretary TO obtain permits therefor
Tickets of admission to lot holders and visit
tors " i'll be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Prest.
X. C. BoNHAN, Secy.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong
j. S. Rhodes, George Adams,
John G. Muth, r. &. jordan,
Geo. Mendel, E. A. Hildreth,
Joseph Bel. 2ng3l
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snow Storm.

BUFFALO, November IA beavS
sho" STORM occurred here this morning
anu o severe gala prevails on the lake
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November IL.
Flour dull. Wheat dull; amber 3a4
lower; sales amber at 60al SO; No. de
l so; amber, sellers option, last half of
November, 20; No. 1 IS; No. . spring
12O. Corn opened shade better and
closed dull and dropping; sales No. l at
S9c; Michigan at Sc; No. white at s5e;
No. 2 do at SIC; rejected at 500. Oats
dull and lc lower: No. SO; No. SIC.
Rye lower; sales No. 2 at 07al 10. Bar
ley, sales at 65.
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Kansas.

ST. LOUIS, November 1.-THE Leav-
enwOrth Conservative says that Grants
majority in Kansas will be $4,000, and
thinks it may reach 10000.
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WEST VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

THE FALL TERM OF THIS
/ Institution viii begin September !, l5Cs.
The scope Of the College besides the PKkPAKA.
TOBY DEPAKTNEST embraces full and thorough
Courses Of Instruction in Mathematical AAei<nt
and kodSTH Language. PhaIosSpAy. General IL
eraturs, he SeIe1Ie>I, Agriculture aud hilitaTy
T11fiez
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding need
not exceed from $50 70 sl75 per AMMAN.
In respect to Vealth, hes utifal Seenery and
favorable Moral surroundings, the place u an
surpassed.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. D.. Presi1>1st, and Pro
fossor Of Mental aud Moral PhilOsOPh-
?. s. LYON. A. N We Prssid<nf. Professor
Eng. Literature and Principal Prepy DEPT
Col. J. z WEAyER A II, Professor Of NAH
emzties and Military Tactics.
n STKVKNs A n, Professor Of Hstura
Philosophy and Of the Natural SSienees-
WEXKY W. HARyAx, ID. D., Prof. Of Ancient
and Modern Languages and Literature.
OLIVER W. MILE, A. NJ, Assistant In tbs
Preparatory Department
GO. II. Hons Esq-, Superintendent Of tse
Grounds and Buildings
HUcH ". BEocK, II D., Lecturer on fnJn
olozy and Hygiene. c,,u ..d
Rsu. JONI 4. Ollie, Lecturer On CsTn ma
CONSTITUTIONS Law ALEX. MARTN.
MoRGLsTowS, W. Va sok-.----
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
WashfnpfOu. I'D. e..

THE SESSIONS OF THE SEVERAL DE-
J. partments open a. follows: The Prepare.
tory September 9th; the Collegiate Soptember
sd; the Theological October 7th; the Law DC
tober 18th, and the Medical Octoser 18th.
This College vAs organized with referenoe
10 the oft urged suggestion Of Warrington that
University at tho Federal Metropolis would
tend 10 the assimilation Of the principles,
opinions and manners Of our countrymen BY
the common education Of . portion Of its youth
from every quarter" Its graduates have Veri-
aed the expectations Of Madison and Monroe
that the facilities Of hearing debate In Congress
arguments in the Supreme Court and Loctufes
from eminent men. and Of visiting Libraries and
Collections in Science gathered at this centre,
would tester q comprehensive mental Lsvelop
ment
The Preparatory School EircS thorough
training for business and preparation for Col
lege. The College proper has Cqht flhsisnt
Professors, all the chairs being tllcd. The
Theological School has three Prsfsss0rs and
Lecturers. the Law School four aDd the Medical
ten The expenses are a. low ~ II other Col.
lsges Number Of students tbs pat year 81
For Catalogues or further inf1TInatiOn address
e.. W. SAMSON, ID. D.,
anglo 2taE6w President.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

aug6
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NORWOOD SCHOOL.
wu N CAREII principal

VIM. ID. CAbEEL, FfIhtIP"f'
WITH TWO DISTfNGUISHEDh MASTERS
w of Art of the University OF virginia, ana
four other accomplished instructors.
This school is designed TO prepare youths for
the University of Virginia, or for Immediate
entrance upon the duties of life. The fourth
session begins September %, ls6s. For Gaia
logues containing particulars address the fnn'
cipal at Norwood, Nelson county, Va
REFERENCES.
The students who have attended the school
from its establishment (see cataloEue). Facul'
ties University of Virginia Washington Col.
lege, Virginia Military Institute, and Yirginians
generally. auglJu
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Su,,,,,.
don, graduate from one Of the nos. - ~ ~.
Colleges In the United States, .al n, 81.
part Of whose life has been spea,in ,Ss .,si
Of London, Paris, Philadelphia and So .rS''A'
has effected some OF the most ,s,opi,hIr, ' s'.N
that were ever known. Many truuSsa 80
ringing In the head and ears when s.e,, :. - =.
nervousness, being alarmed At sudden 49, 49,
bashfulness, with frequent bla,hiag. stu
sometimes with arrangement Of miai. S,rr,
cd immediately.
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IN CHANCERy.

IN The Circuit Court Of Ohio County, ""
DirgiHid--Ndrch RHies, 1865.
William McMechsn and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, MD.
We find the following items in the Prince Geor-
giGn this week:
Circuit Court.-State VS.. William AIKEN and
John Mentally. of Washington, ID. q. Present.
ed and indicted for assault with intent to Kill
J. W. Burch, of this county. Tried by Jury.
Guilty of assault and battery. Fined $40 each
and costs. Merrick for State; Daniel Clarke
and Wheeler for defence.
The case of Boswell IL Dorsett VS.. Dale, in
which the jury was empaneled on Wednesday.
occupied the court throughout yesterday, and
prevented the trial of the soldiers, Allison,
Hoii9han and Gardiner, which had been fixed
for that day, and in which the police Off GERS
from Washington (Sprague aud Brien) have
been held to bail and who have already been SO
long detained here The case will probably
come up hrst thing this morning, and after.
wards an interesting hobeds corpus case of an.
other soldier, James Conway, States witness
who Is IN the custody of Sheriff Dyer.
Stale VS.. Geo. Williams, coored. Prosecuted
for obtaining money under false pretences from
Joe Beall, colored, and others. This case at
tricted considerable attention, the traverser
being a colored Methodist preacher, and the
charge that he had obtained numerous sub.
scriptions 10 the erection of a church, and had
Jailed to apply them 10 that purpose. About
forty witnesses of the African persuasion We're
subppnaed in the case The evidence showing
that there was no time limited within which
the church should be erected, and that Will
liams was stlll negotiating for a lot of ground
Tor the purpose, the Court found HIM not
guilty Merrick for State; Daniel CLARKE for
defence.
Washington and Prince George TarnpiIe Com.
Pdny.-This company, having obtained the
hight OF way, invite proposals for building each
section of one-half mile, as staked and num-
bered in the line from the District of Columbia
at .'Nonsuch' to Forestvile The proposals
Will be received up TO six O'Clock D. m on
Saturday, the 2i:h OF October, and are TO be adj.
dressed 10 Mr.. William Rowser, Superinteud-
ent, at forestyille. The company being fully
organized and in earnest, we truss our people
will now lay their shoulders to the W neeI. and
give the Directors all the encouragement and
aid IN their power. With the cheering pros
peet OF the speedy completion of the BsIrimor.
and Potomac railroad and the Central turn.
pike, we require nothin more than this muca-
needed connection with the District cities to in
augurate spirit of improvement and enter.
Prise among our people TO not only draw capt.
TAI INTO the country, but also useful member
OF society.
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A Fearful story of Crime and Deprav;,v.

"A HeaFIui story OIL Srifne and DepravIty.
George Tinsley, alias Wash Stewart OF Wal.
ker County, Texas, has confessed that he muir
dered on the night of the 18th ult, at CiIhoun's
Ferry, Charles Hail.; ferryman, his wife,
stranger named Murry, and a little girl, sister
to Mr.. Halls wife. He says:
first murdered Charles Hall, while going
from the cowpen to the ferry, half way down
the BANK OF the river, with a large hickory
SUCK HIS wife, attracted by the noise, ran TO
hrs assistance, and she met the same late as her
husband. 1 then dragged both bodies into the
river and started mp the bank toward the house
and.was met by a stranger. who asked me il
Mr.. Hall was at home, and if he couId get SOM
water. drew tor HIM the water, and while
ne was drinking struck him on the head
WIN the same stick. 1 then went into the
house, and the little girl asked me where her
sister and Mr.. Hall Were. told her they wera
at the ferry, and while she was going IN that
direction, at the corner OF the stable, | also
struck her with the same stick, and she feIl
dead. then threw the stick under the house,
returned TO where killed the stranger, threw
him into the well, carried the little girl over
ard threw her in also. then robbed the house
OF every thing worth carrying away-money,
tobacco, bed clothing, &C.; then saddled mn
Halls horse, tied on the tobacco, bedding, &c
and started with both Halls and the strangers
horse for my fathers some twelve miles DIS
lance. arriving home, my mother and her
chlioren assisted me IN unpackin and carry
ing into the house the bedding, tobacco &c:
tnen staked out both horses and Went to the
mouse, where mother and Amy, my sister. cook
ed supper Tor me. Then went to bed. Go, mn
Monday morning and assisted my father in
gathering corn. i carried with me from the
Terry Mr.. Halls slut, and on Thursday follow
ing, my mother killed her with an axe She
also, assisted by my sister Laura. helped me
bury the bed clothing and Mr.. Halls saddle
L put the money, S52.ii, which took ont or
Mr. Halls trunk, in a clothes box, and mother
TOOK 1t from there and buried it. On Tuesday
evening lefthome aboutsundown, and m other
look the money up from where she had buried
IL, IN q gave 10 me Si.50 L was finally ayrestei
at Red Top, while packing cotton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During week ending to-day there has been
received at the Treasury Department from the
Printing DIVISION, $40, i51.25 in fractional eur
Tency.
The amount forwarded during the sane Pc
rcd was as follows: Assistant Treasurer v.
Y, SIoo,Ueo. az New Orleans, sl01.10 u. :. =
pcsitory ut Louisville, $4,000; AZ Cincinnati.
SJooOo; National Banks and others, SS5.,3S@95.
Total. S65A,3S3.67.
The amount of securiaes held by tho Treas
urer Of the ni;ed States IN trust iOr National
Banks, reported to-day, We're as follows. For
circulating notes, S341tEs-, ,t0; for deposits OF
public moneys, sSS,uod,iJO. Total. SSs.i, i9i.559
The aIn0unt OF National Bank currency
sued during the week was SIlI,slG, making tue
total amount issued up to date SSla,2t3SO6
From this is TO oe deducted the following
amounts: mutilated bills returned Sl.4S2,9.1
notes Of insolvent banks reds~ med and burned
bv U. =. Treasurer $50, 33I, leaving in active
cIrculauon at this date 500, 92f, $50.
The amount of fractional currency redeem Ell
and destroyed during the week was Sj25.iO0.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES Of A LAX
TIVE MEHIrJNE


Perhaps no one medicine ia universally re.
auired by every body as csthartic, nor was ever
every eoun,ry and among ali q asses. as this nil
but sfhcient purgatiye Pill: The obvious reason
remedy than any other. Those who have tried it,
know that it cured them; those who have not
and al know that what it does once it does always;
that II never fails through any fault neglect OF
.snss of certcates Of their seSarksbie cures Of
the following complaints, but such cures are
publish them ADAPTED 70 ali ages and oond iH o
~ al a. mates containing Rsithsr o.2nel Or any
S
ever fresh, and makes them pleassntto take. while
being purely vegetable no harm can arise from
They 9perais ~ their pcrsrful inauenee on tn
!. into healthy sstion..remove tho obstruotions q
the stomach. bowels liver, and other organs Of the
T Their Ss action to health
raneenents as are the irst origin Of disease.
the boa f are gysn II the ~
1R Fss q laDrfzsE1Ss LIST
rlIh they should be taken moderately 7. stim;;
uiate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and
lST LIVER COMPLAINT, s9a it, Hsrteus ;ynB
t HTHr gitHShS hEARHAGEhEsi6 Sh ZIP
I0Us C0LiC and BIIIoGs FEVERs, they should
Ssesse taken nor eaI se ns
her DfSxNTEKf or DIAhkHGA but on.
nor RHEUMATISM. GOVT, CRAWL, PAL:
PITATI0N OF THE HEART, PAIN IN THl
tinuousiy. taken, as required, to change the dis.
sased action of the system. With such change
those Complaints disappear.
For DROPSY ANA DROPSICAL DWELLINGS
they should be taken in large and frequent dsses
For SUPPRESSION large. dose should be
thy.
As Dixmey Pill, take one or two Pills to pro-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the ctomacn ana
bowels into healthy action, restores the aPpeute,
and tnvigorates the system. HenceN 10 otson a.
yantage0us where no serious eraugement exSets.
One Who feels tolerably we'll, often nnds that
dose Of these Pals makes him feel decidedy cet'
tor, from their cleansing and renoveung eneos On
tho digestive apparatus. 5.s-
DR. j. O. AVER q CO., PRAcrIcAL CHENrsrs.
LOWELL, MASS, 8. A
taAfE z. D. GILMAN,
je lS-eosmD&V Agent, Washi ngton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

of twelve years practical experience in the
United States and Canadas, and established nj
424 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. g.,
since 1861, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails,
&C., and successfully treats all diseases of the
feet without pain or NEON venience to the
patient. The shoe can be worn with ease I'M
mediately after the operation. Refers 10 the
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands Of ether responsible persons who pa
uonIZe his establishment. Hours from a m.
to p. m. No charge for cons ltation at office
Calls made at residences from to D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

A Young MAN COMMITS SUICIDE AT TUE
GRAVE OF HIS BETEOTERD.-John r Nc
Gowan, a young man committed suicide YES.
terday ut the tomb of young lady TO whom he
had been attached, in the Washington Cemete.
~, by shooting himself in the head with
pistol. The ball penetrated from the right TO
the LETT temple. He was conveyed to the Chari-
~ Hospital, and died there about seven O'clock,
he was engaged TO be married 10 a young Iady
VINO DIED about year ago, and from THIS grief
he never recovered. Mr.. McCiowan was the
son OF Inc well-known captain Of the Star of
the West, CrescentCity, AID other vessels m
served through the war in the Washington ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

THE POTOMAC FEoNT.-The front presents
a rugged appearance to-day both by land and
water, the first made so by the recent heavy
rains, and the latter on account of the stiff
breeze which prevails from the southwest
The steamer Arrow, Stackpole, made her usual
trip TO Mount Vernon and Marshal's Landing,
with the Govern ment mai and limited
number OF passengers.
Carriers WhdTf.-Arrived-Schr d. III. Tolley,
Bunting. from Havre-de-Grace, with 49, tons
of coal for George Bogus. Saiied-Schr.
Diamond State, Bennett, tor Eastern Shore,
light.
Alleys arf.-Arrived:Schr. Bsrsheba,
Gilmore from Port Deposit, with 1900 feet of
lumber for John B. W3rd; Galena. Spence,
from Accomac, with sweet potatoes tor mar ket.
Sailed-Schrs. ). A. Douglas. Lewis, for Hunt
ING Greek, light; Only Son, Edwards, for Aceo-
mac, light; James Gorham, Cannon, for Havre-
de-Graee, hight; steamer Virginia, Gregg, down
the river light.
wars Bay.-The steam yacht Mollie, owned
by Col. Alberger, arrived in the bay yesterday
with a pIrty of pleasure on board from Aqua
Greek. After viewing the various scenes OF
interest about the city they repaired TO the little
steamer at a late hour in the afternoon. and
proceeded on their journey nomeward.
Berry's Wfdgf.-Arriyed-Stea Express,
Nickel, from Baltimore and intermediates land
ings, with merchandise and passengers
Sailed-Schr. Maria Person. s. 9raut, for Al
exandria, to load with coal for New York.
Broen's karf.-Arivsd-Schr. A. Smith
ID. Il. Jones, from Havre-de.Grace, with coal
for ;. =. Brown Il Son. Sailed-Schr. Alex.
lyle, for Alexandra, 10 load with coal for
Norfolk, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

POLICE ITENs.-First Preciuct-Henry Lind.
sey, drunk; security for behavior.
Second Precinct-Nugent Hall pettit larceny.
Jail for court
Fourth Precinct-James Edm 1nstop. threats.
security 10 keep peace.
Filth Precinct-Wm. Terry. Henry Sackett,
olsorderly; fined s.. James Hamilton. assault
nuisance: fineG 81
Sixth Precinct-Ma,ilda johnson, petit lar
esny; Jail for court. Henry e.. Mitchell. huck-
sierIns, no license; fined IS. Lewis Steward
Martha Clark. disoTderly; fined 81.
Seventh Precinct-Barney Kennedy, driving
through funeral procession; fined S. Melvin
a Stewart George Thomas, disorderly:
fined IS.
Eighth Precinct-Wm. Blackburn, vagrancy:
wOrkhouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

GENrLFNEH's MKRINo HALF HOSE OF tia
best quality, English and domestic country
Knit Wool Sooks, very fine Domestic, Merino
and Lambs Wool Undershirts and Drawers,
superior to any imported. and a. lover prices.
Fine articles of Furnishing Goods OF All dssl-
r1ble kinds, can be obtained az Geo. q. Hen
ning's, No. Sill eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

WHO Is IT!-The New York Pos: says:
rThere Is lady at the City Almshouse ia
Springfield, Mass eighty-two years of age, who
ting in n comfortable home at the Water Shops,
one on Worthington street. Springfield, and
another in Washington, D. C."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

a GENTLE WHISPER TO MoTHERs.-If, I'm.
foTtun ateIy, You have lost your own teeth BY
neglect or acknowledgement, take care thar Your
daughters do not suffer the same penalty from
the same cause. See TO il that they brush their
teeth regularly and thoroughly with Sozoiont,
serviceable sets as long as they live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

DOCTOR ]. II. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his
Office and residence from the FIRST Ward 20
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteen til and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east of Four
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m and
from to Z p. m. Hours of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital, from l to Up. m. every
day, Sundays excepted. Il3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17
THE COURTS.

ORPHANS COUNT, jude PgrceH-To-day,
Mary Flsnks' gill was filed for probate She
osQuPaIhs her fst9te 10 her daughter, Ann L
NoiaBd, Wife OF :. T.. Nclsud. Susan Allison
vas appointed guardian - ths orphan of John
w Anison-oond s2.o0O. Letters testaman.ary
OF TIE s,tate OF August D5rs-s, 1ia.e of the 4Ith
u. ) Infantry, were issued 20 - Jttlob Welner-
loud $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17

A SCHOOL WANTED.-Numbers of the resi-
dents OF the southern portion of the Fourth
Ward are complaining of the want of primary
schools in that section, being now compelled to
send their children "a far as I street to reach a
school ~ that grade, and they express the hope
that one OF the additional schools about to be
established Will be- located near them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-17
Baltimore Markets, Ts.dav.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Market for Cotton
somewhat better; Middling Uplands, 25al5 y
cents. Flour dull, with prices unchanged.
Wheat dull; good TO prime red, 81 i0as2. 90:
ORDINARY, 50. Corn duh; white, S1.2j. yellow,
Sl5o for old. Oats dull; prime, S0aS2. Rye
firm, with prices unnchangd. Provisions q uiet
Pork, $3.50; Bacon--Rib sides, Ia; clear do ,
F4aI7h shoulders, liaIi 4; hams, 56a22 Lard,
2Uba2l.