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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The PLETHORA OF loanable funds at New York
continues, and the offerings Of money call are
greatly in excess of the demand, which is very
moderate from all quarters The inquiry from
the Stock Exchange is light, owing to the linn.
ulative securities, and the merchants are not
heavy borrowers from the fact that the fall
trade Is so backward. Gall loans are 3 to pei
cent, on governments and stock collaterals
and prime business notes are discounted al
6Ha7 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02

POLITICAL QUARREL AND MURDER-At Ed.
wardsville, Illinois, or Tuesday evening last,
as terchhght procession was forming in front
Of the Republican Club room, a slight al Iterca .
ton occurred between Mr.. William Hender.
son, q respected citizen Of Troy, in that State.
who was one of the torch bearers, and Michael
Desmond. The difficulty was over in a mo-
ment, but about half an hour afterw ard. As the
procession was entering the Court House ward.
Desmond came behind Henderson and dealt
HIM blow on the head with a revolver near
the right temple, crushing In the skull, and so
seriously injuring him that he died the next
daV. =
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Baltimsre Markets, Ts.day.

BALTIMoRE, Sept. Cotton quiet and
nominally 80 for Middhng Uplands Flour
more active with prices unchanged. Howard
street Super Ss.75aS9 SO. Do Extra SlU25a
Super s9aS9.5O Do. Extra $40 O.5Oasl55 SO. Do.
Family Sl2.75aS13.50. Western Super SSaSs 50.
DO. Extra s9.15aSIl. Wheat steady, good to
PRIME 81. l0aS2.3O; choice 81. 5Oas2 60: Inferior
very dull at Sl.15aS2. Corn steady; white,
$1.2aS1.25. Oats steady, 65a72 cents. Rye,
81 35aS1.45. Pork firm at S3O.5O. Bacon firm
RIB Sides, TX; clear do, Exa17x; shoulders,
13a aa15: hams: 22a23. Lard firm at Is cents.
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FOREIGN NEWS John Bright has publis he'd
IN the English papers long and eloq uent ad
dress to the voters of the city Of Birmingham M.
and urges u more general extension Of the ri ght
OF franchise. Murphy, the anti Catholic agl
tator, has been arrested at Manchester for dis
turbing the peace, and in default of bail com.
mitfed. The English cricketers are to leave
that country IN the steamer City of Baltimore.
to-day. At banquet given to the Frrnch
Minister Of Finance, Marshal Mayne made
what is described as an eloquent and pacific
speech, IN which he declared that peace would
be preserved. because Europe needed IN an
the Empire desires IL. e..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02
NEW YoRK-rIRsr Roam
TBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson &c o. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:

In nome and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-First Board-U. &. g..
iss!, coupon, III y; 6.20's, 1852, coupons, I13Y;
1854, coupon, ioeh; lse1 coupons, III X; ls65
l0.40's, coupons, 1OS 4; 3O's second none: sos
third. none; Pacific Mail, lOO;Ohlo and Missis-
sipPi Certihcaset, -; Mariposa, none; Atlantic
MaiI, none; Canton,45ki Cumberland, 29X;W
Water Power, I2k; N. Y. Central, l251 Erle.
45ls; do. preferred, SO; Hudson, 139; Reading,
s11; Michigan Central, lis; Michigan South
Pittsburg. s64; Northwest, sax: do. preferred
s4H; Cleveland and Toledo, Bl1; Eock Island,
!02X; Fert Wayne, los u; Alton L Terra Haute,
~ Toledo d Wabash, 53A; Adams Ex., A. 1; |;
press, 40; United States Express, AK; Mer.
chants Union, 81 y; Chicago & Alton. f59: do.
prfd, 136 Market steady. Gold, la ai5.
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FALL OF BUILDINe-A Number of Persons
Buried in the Ruins.-In Albany, N. Y, yester-
day afternoon portion OF the wall Of a build
ing, in progress Of demolition, fell, carrying
away the floors of the third and second stories,
and bury q number Of people in the ruins.
number OF women and childred were upon the
first floor gathering wood, but how many were
buried 10 unknown. The news created great
excitement In the vicinity. The first person
rescued was boy named Robert Fitzgerald,
who was found with a beam across one of his
legs, but he was got out with little or no injury
in getting the body Of Miss Hogan, sixty. five
years Of age. She had been fatally injured,
and was dead when found. Subseq uentiy the
body Of Mrs. Mcintyre was found and brought
from the ruins. II Is believed that other bodies
are under the ruins, and the workmen coutin. +.
ned their work to late hour, but no other re.
mains were found.
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fs.day's New Yerk MARKET.

NHw YoRKSept 2-Cotton quiet and steady;
Middling Uplands, 3Ox cents. Freights quiet.
Flour dull and heavy for new, and very firm
for old fresh ground. Wheat very firm for
spring, and dull at LAP cents lower for winter
Corn shade frmer, and not very active. Pork
dull; mess, S2c75. Lard quiet at Is Xa19 cents
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PEDESTRIAN MATCH.-Great interest has
oeen excited IN IrSy, 3 Az o - ~ consequences OF
Saturday next on the Rensselaer, Park track
The park has offered $500 10 the first $50 to the
second, and $50 to the third best in twenty. .four
hours walk; and SlOO additional to eyery ne.
destrian who walks one hundred miles m
twenty -four hours. Edward p. Weston. of
Portland; Cornelius N. Payne, OF Albany: Jno.
Hoydock, Of New York: Thos. Bendon and p.
H. Ferguson, of Troy; and Alex. Adams. Of
Cortland, are entered for the walk.
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Wall Street To-day,

NEW YORK. Sept. 2.-Money easy at 3a4 per
cent. Gold, 3i4. Exchange, 1905. 5.2O's, 1852,
coupon, 1873; "a. 9k: '65. ny; '65, new, 81;
Carolna's. old, -; new. Xix; Virginia 6's, ex
coupon, 531; do. new, 52X; Tennessee 6's, ex.
coupon, Ga x new, 621: Missouri 6's, 92I
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REPUBLICAN REJOICINGS OVER THE
VICTORY IN YER MONT

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. 2-The Republican
General Committee fired salute of one hum
dred guns at II O'Clock last night, in honor of
the result OF the Vermont election.
LHwIsTowN, ME-, Sept IA national salute
is being fired in this city, under the direction
OF tne Tanners Club, in honor OF the Republi-
can gains in Vermont. =
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BASE BAILIThe nrst OF series of three
Enterprise Base Ball Clubs Of Baltimore. for
Q silver ball and the champiohship ofthe Stase.
resulted yesterday in favor Of the Enterprise
by q score of % to Is.
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BREAK II TEE JAMES RIVER CANAL.-The
most serious break IN the eastern section Of the
James river and Kanawha canal for many
years, occurred Sunday afternoon, at the
Tuckahoe aqueduct, thirteen miles above Rich.
mond. The arch was constructed Of free stone
in A very substantial manner about fortv-four
wears ago, under the direction of Mr.. Richard
Reans The span Of the arch was thirty. I've
feet. The stone.work wss built upon piles,
and every precautlon was taken at the time,
a monument Of brass" But IL has, from some
upascertained cause, caved In and ceased to
EXIST except as q mass of roc ks and rubbish. It
will REQUIRE thirty days to repair the damage
In the meantime transfer boats Will be used
Rfekmend Whfg.
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The ELECTION IN WILMINGTON
DELAWARE.
RAuuhlicaH
Republican Gain $50,

WILMINGToE, DEL, Sept. 2-The oficial
majority OF Valentine, Republican, tor Mayor
is 3li-a gain Of "A over his majority of last
year, when he ran 90 ahead Of his ticket. The
average Republican gain on the rest of the
ticket is 1870.
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.-The Cincinnati Com.
mercial mentions the fact that several cattle AZ
fected by the .Spanish fever" were saved nv q
systematic and persistent removal Of the TEAM
ticks, by using tobacco w,,sh once or twice
every day. II Is not yet known whether these
insects are cause, or only condition Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02
Baltimore stock Market, re.dav

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Tirginia 6s, inscribed,
old, 81 bid; do. 1867, ~ bid do. coupon, old, 81
asked; do. coupon, new, 52k Did. North Caro-
lima 6's, ex-coupon. III bid; q asked.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.
GubernatoPial Nominations,

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
BOSTON, Sept 2.-The Massachusetts, Dems-
cratic Convention has Just nominated John
quincy Adams for Governor and Reuben
Noble for Lieutenant Governor.
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SAILING OF STEAMER POSTPONED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2.-The sailing of the
steamer China for Hongkong, has been post
poheu untl to-day, on account of the non.
arrival Of the Golden Age from Panama
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02

General Schenck was serenaded and well
coined by several thousand Of his nsighbors on
his ARRIVAL at Day ton, Ohio
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FIRE

LAWRENCE, Mass Sept. 2.-The carriag,
mandatory of John Gale, on Lowell street
in this city, was burned last night. Loss
S2U.UA
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TELEGRAMS 10 THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
MARYLAND DEMOCRATIC CONvEN
TlON

PFesidentia1 Electors Neminated.
BALTIMORE, Sept 2.-The Democratic State
Cow vention met here to-day, and nominated
the following Presidential Electoral Ticket: Al
large-Judse Carmichael, Of Queen Anne
county; John Thompson Mason,o Anne Arun.
del First Congressional District, Albert Con.
stable; Second District, Walter T. Allenger
Third District, H. q. Dallam; Fourth District,
Charles q. Roberts; Fifth District, Geo Peters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02

~The Rev Mr.. Milburn known as thu Hind
preacher, has arrived at PARIS on his vav to
Berlin where he VIII submit to an opersfion
upon his eyes. -
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EDUCATIONAL.

rnNyAna
IN ,Istrest street, setsesn sth .sd losh streets:
MONDAY. eeptemser IN - ~in oe rooea 0h
For fsrtker psrticpiers .nr,,,o
sel-et Rev y WIGfT.sJ President
C,Co 00I C1, 0;1Ta-,., - - . :, - .
SoAooh "a ~ LII hokTHEkN
9S the 18th Of eeptenber, lsss the Misses MAC
,iS., ,nvD VIII eeens senooi " the RECEPTION q
Nh numoer RuSs rhoroush d INSTRUCTION
MI se eSen 10 1nehsn studies. IN rrench, Latin,
MsS, Ipe sIssihe' Apply ~ 500 llih street
TISI0N 90. = s.l
NIxN sEMINAkn r0k nOUNG LADIES
Sors;sn Insn.os. IoSsn on n.e sna,aS,, ta. Several
NNnppRp pRpens rithsut exrs ehAree; MT. OF Mrs.
~ f'l.h May es 80 ~ 1nen sSnoo, nnoss, corner
,itsn Ulest nc rev IorH evenue, on TnursdAy,
seo SATURDAY OF the present veek, ostween
sene ,. u. eI-t
49, AZ r. Enslisn G,sssieal and hsthematical t
tsrm =, ~ u.n ~ VIZ T1e s,,i 10 pm. pI.h snnuai
SSnHna Vsr NO 80, tpsmfen9et ouuoIns, on
cis.s for xcrS Ssw, ani c.s vii q 80 eVsninf
Nation nav - ohs.;n.s % AZ Vsnef e,s ,nio,
Rev M H SsovvNv, orn sIee,'
nSr n q MLLLlAuS0N. M, Prfncipsl.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK
Murphy Withdraws-A Clear Field for
Hoffman.
ALBANY, Sept. 2.-Murphys name has been
Withdrawn, which leaves John T. HOFFMAN a
clear field for the Democratic nomination for
Governor.
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THE CHINESE EMBASSY LEAVE
BOSTON.

BOSTON, Sept. 2-Mr. Burlingams and the
Chinese embassy left here this morning ON
the train for New York. They will sail for
Europe on the 9Th inst
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Government Securities.

"AsHINeToN, Sept. 2, lS65.-Jay Zoo re &
10. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
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~An illustrated Paris paper publishes en-
cravings Of the face OF certain famous ballet
girls, who, IL is sand, have 10 pay a round price
Ter the insertion. Some Of the you ng ladies re-
fuse TO furnish pictures Of their teet.
y Hamin, of Pittsburgh, has deposited $500
As the nrst lnstallment for a match with WAL
Ter Brown or Henry Coulter. Mr.. Hamill don't
want TO row for the championship; nothing
more than TO prove winch Is the better oars
man.
DIhe Retreat OF the Reverend Clergy OF the
Roman Cathohc Arch Diocese, Of New York,
n now being held al the Provincial 1T BIOLOGICAL
seminary In Troy. very large number Of the
clergy are present and the Retreat is being
conducted by an eminent theologian Of the
Church.
~Fif,een divorces, seven of them for adul-
terry, have Jnst been granted by the Supreme
Conrt for Orleans county, VT
- Jose Ferrer de Conte. editor Of Spanish
paper in New York, wants to perforate the
body Of Ignacio Gomez, Minister nom Nicara
qua, and has challenged him with that intent
~SaIt Lake journalism 10 indignant because
tientles have called the Mormon aigrorani
and dsgrseec."
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J.K BARNIs, Surgeon General United States
Army. Washington.
p. J. RoRwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
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sSA ship load Of Indian tcalps has arrived
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EMERSON INSTITUTE

SELBCT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOB BOYS,
Fourteenth street, between and z
The Sixteenth Annual Session of this school will
BEGIN WEDNESDAY, Sept. 9th
For Circulars, &c :, address
CHARLES B. YOUNG, Principal,
au H-u $50 Franklin Row, X street
Rs. +. L.. JENSENS SEMINARY FOR
LNI BOYS has been removed to her residence on
street. No. 494. between LIST and ID streets
where she Will resume her duties. in the usual
tember " wy
French and Latin taught at moderate prices.
NO. 369, CoRNER OF IsTH AND H sTs.
~ Mrs. and Miss KESLEYS School for young
Ladies and Misses. Duties will be resumed on
MohDAf, Aug. Slst. an 2s-lm
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BREvET MAJ. GEN. A. Il. EATON, Commits
sary General OF Subsistence, has beer granted
leave CT absence for fifteen days, and General
A. Z. Shiras assigned to discharge the duties Of
the office until the return Of General Eaton
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ATrOR NEYS:

WM. Z. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. q.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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DIRECTORS:

This Company, national in tts ehsrscter. Offers,
by reason OF its Large Capital, Low Rates Of Pre-
MUM, and New Tables, the most desirable means
of insuring life Jet presented TO the public.
The rates Of premium, being largely reduced, are
maze as favorable TO the insurers as those of the
best Mutusl Con opanfes. and avoid ell the compli-
cations and uncertainties Of Notes, Divide ndr ana
the misunderstanding which the latter are % apt
TO cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables are nov pre-
sented, which need only to be Understood to prove
acceptable to the public. sueh as the INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and RrrURN -PREMICM
POLICY. In the former, the policy holder not
only secures life insurance payable at death, but
will receive, IL living, after period Of few yesrs
An ANNUAL INCOME equal 20 TEN PER CENT (lo per
cent , of the par OF his policy. In the latter the
Company agrees TO RrrrRS TO THE ASSURED THE
dition TO the amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insurfns
their lives or Increasing the amount Of Insurance
they already have 10 called 20 the special advan
taees offered By the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
Circulars. nphlets, and full particulars given
on application 70 the Branch Once Of the Dom
pany In this city, or TO In General Aeents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02

THE EENIAN CoNEESrIoS-iR Adjournment
SIne DIe.-The session OF the Union Conven-
ton which commenced at O'Clock Sunday
morning did not terminate until o'clock this
morning. " hen the Convention Adjourned sine
dis. A new constitution was reported and
adopted IL does not differ much IN spirit or
fact from the con stltution which governed the
Savage party heretofore, except that the Chief
Executive Is endowed with a little more pow
er in the selection of his officers than he ENJOY
ed under the former constitution. The salary
OF q. l.. r. Il. remains the same as last year.
viz, $3.50. The Convention then went into
required by the constitution, by ballot. Mr..
Savage received 216 votes-2O scattering. On
the second ballot the delegates voted as a unit
for Mr. -, who was then declared elected. Mr..
Savage on being sent for by the Convention at
tended, and being informed of his eli ction, made
a speech expressive of his thanks. He said his
resignation Wa offered in perfect good fai b
and that he was still anxious 20 be relieved
from the responsibilities of ONCE. The Con-
yention refused TO permit his name TO be with
drawn, and Mr.. :, after consulta ton with 8
committee. consented 20 remain in ofice-only,
however, until a more perfect union still
should have been effected. A committee was
appointed 10 draft an address 10 the Irish peo-
p1e at home. ard all over the world, detailing
the efforts made for bringing about an union,
and fixing the blame OF partial failure on the
shoulders OF those who refused TO loin
Speeches were then made by Colonel o. Bsirne
Washington, ID. G.: Col. Brown, Boston, Mass
Stephen J. Meany, N. Y, and others. Votes
of thanks Were passed To the officers of the
Con yention, and 10 the press: after when, the
Convention adjourned sfne die.-N. T. Express,
.Blst uft.
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CIT O A ID e MY
ARMY OFFICERS INSTITUTE,
431 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Duties resumed September /, ISIS A limited
number OF young gentlemen can be instructed In
All the higher branches. Army officers prepared
for examination after the day pupils are dis.
-Four boarders can be received. who Will be
treated as part Of the family Glasses of Ladies
and Gentlemen, In separate apartInents,f rom 70
p. m
2l-eo6t PROF. JOHN FILL, PRINCIPAL,
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OFFICERS:

q. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
COMMITTEES.
HENRY ID. COOKE, washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
EMIRsoN W. PEET, Philsdelphis, Secretary
and Actuary.
Es.TURNER. washineton, Assistant Secretary.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, M. ID Medical Director.
J. EWING BEARS, II. D., Assistant Medical Dr.
rector
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TEE BOYS ENGLISH AND GLAssIoal

VIII be open on MONDAY. August 3Ist az az
street Presbyterian church. For further particu-
IsIs see circulars at the book stores. The Princpa
nay be seen at his residence, 211 6th street bet
Il and n: or, on and after August -, at the School
boom, betweeh the hours Of and m.
Roysrres Hon. Horatio King, ex P. n. Gen.,
1on: = W ttsrson. Senator from N. H; Prof.
Hitz; O. Wilson, VIM. J Rhees, VIM r Wood.
wara; hoet e Iox J. Brown: Members Of the
last Board OF Trustees Of the Public Schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02

PERsoNAL.-General Price. United States
Army, and Charles f. Mallam, Mayor OF
Fredericksburg, Va, are at the owen House
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GENERAL AGENTS OF rHE COMPANY

GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
JAY COOKE q CO., New Ysrk,
For NEW YsRK state end Northern NEw yKR.
s sET.
4. W. CLARK CO., Philadelph,a.
For PENSsYLvASlas ssT sGd Southern HEw ysE-
JAY COOKE 4 Co., Wsshinstsa, %. C.
Tor MARYLAND, DELAWARE. yIaarv
DlbTRLOT OF O0LUMBIA ma sAAiA
WEST Virginia.
J. A. ELLIS 4 CO Chicago, IN,
Tor ILLINOIS and wIscoSsIv.
Hen. SfKPHEN MILLER, q. pa.l
asH o. AIunRsorA.
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EVERETT INSTITUTE.

EVERETT INSTITUTE.
A CLASSICAL AND INGLISH SCHOOL FOR
BOYS.
Massachusetts, avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets.
The Thirteenth Annual Session of this Tn stitute
VIII commence on Monday, September 7th. 1883
Srculars may be obtained at the Bookstores, or
BY application at No. 3S3 x street, between 18TH
and 18th J. EvERETT MARTIN, Principal.
az 24-2W Successor TO Z w. FsrleyD
GEORGETOwN COLLEGE, D. O.,
AUGUsT %, 1868.
The ext session of this College viii Commence
on the fret Monday Of September. For catalogues
or any further inform alton apply to
REV. b. A. MAGUIRE, J.,
eu Zl-Im President.
ct; vIECENT's SCHOOL, corner ieth and g
\. streets, under the care Of Sisters of Charity
viii open on MONDAY, August slet. Parents are
dren. An 10. Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02

INfIRNAL RBvKHuRl-Ths receipts to-day
from this source were s971 ,ses.ao.
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N9UNG LADIES, SCHOOL ON CAPIrOL
81 HHiLLi No ] pUpDINGTON PLACE, lsT
MRS vernon Dorsey will resume the duties of
school, MONDAY, SEPTEMBkR 7TH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-02

TIE UNION EVANGELICAL INSTITUTE
-. ior young ladies' and misses will be open for
septemher lsSs, at the residence OF the principal
mrs. ANGELO JACKSON. no. S31 New York
limited number Of boarding pupils win be re-
ceived. Tor circulars apply TO the principal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30

did. Walter, did with entire sincerity OF
nnrpoee. and nothing can now alter the re-
solution / then took land as he spoke he
onened his vest, and displayed upon his
breast the cross of the Knights Templar,
whose vow he had taken. My only hap
piness," he continued, "now consists IN
knowing that you are happy do not MAKE
my task more difficult than it already ID.
Farewell, and sometimes spare me loving
remembrance"
With these words he hurried out, threw
himself on his horse, and disappeared.
Those who remained looked at each DINER
the whole interview seemed like strange
and m ysterious dream, and to this day IL Is
whispered that Adolph v. Leioaeh haa
been slain in Palestine, and that the mu1-
fed knight who visited the inmates OF the
Castle Of Rauhenstein on that winters eve
ming was the spirit of the departed hero'
who was never heard of more.
The wedding of Walter and Hulda was
celebrated in due course, and Walter settled
upon his wife the domain Of Liebaeh, where
thew planted, with great success, the seeaS
which Adolph had transmitted from the
East It is, therefore, to him that Austria
is indebted for the valuable herb which
now fiourishes throughout the land, and Is
called saffron. .#.-'4s "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-07-30
By wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L STOCK OF DRUGS, MEDICINES &C.-By
virtue of deed of trust executed to the subscriber
by Messrs. G. w. Thomas & Brother, bearing date
2ist of March, 1853, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, shall, In execution thereof, pro-
coed sell at public auction. at their store corner
Of Main and Twenty-firsL streets on FRIDAY the
18th of August, 1868, commencing ut 10 O'Clock a.
NJ. al of their stock Of DRUGS. MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, JARS. BOTTLES. COUNTERS;
SHELVING, SHOWCASES. PRESCRIPTION
CASES. SCALES and WEIGHTS. SODA APPA-
RATUS, and all other goods, wares. and merchan-
disc stock and fixtures contained In the said drug
store.
TERMS Whilst the deed requires n cash sale,
yet am authorized to say that for all sums under
hfty dollars cash will be required ; over that sum.
sixty days credit for approved endorsed negotla-
bic paper. ~ d. ii. SANDS