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nR. KIpRsTEAD's
u UNkIVALLED REMEDY
The KING OF ALL PAIN.
The Great Internal and External Medicius

u UNkIVALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN
The Great Internal and External Medicins.
HsadseShe' in minutes foothaehe, in minute.
Rheumatism. DisrrbGs,
Cramps and ohoiic. choler an Morbas.
Inflammation Of the hidreys.
ana many other diseases ana ailments Of the human
T. :. f S;5,i too nnmerou; to snumsr:te -,
and Bladder. tbs Tonic ssd stimuiaEt, giyiSl
az spPetite and inyigorstng the system. II - =
AMI good in ali Throat aud Lung diseases 1O"s''
q III .H II. Il rs:S
snd N noss iPstsncss sntiT.y cure It Should
Tor 10 almost certain In every case 10 be the oDly
PRICE. SO CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Fold by all Druggists, Apothecsries, and Dealers
WI. Brown BRO, Sole PROJECTORS,
sell.2ev6m wholesale Druggists. Baltimore, M.
TTNITKp STATS Paint OFFICE,
me S.ssios of lE III s'1 sSSrs .,
patent sTsn.sa q hin !, os tss 18th day u FsSrS:
Srer.s ,Sss en- IN the case be
closed on the sth day Of January next, that the
report se Iiai.sa g Is: ls:s asy Of yana.r1 neat
and tina. said petition be hssra on the ssth DAP Q
SAMUEL y. USHER,
sen-laW5W Commissioner OF Patents.
TENTED STATS PATEST oFFIcs:
" WASHINGTON, ID. o, July 81, lSsg.
On the petition OF SARAH A. HOLAGs, ad-
miutetratrix the estate Of Richard @. Holmes.
deceased, and William III. Butter. Of NeW York,
N. T., praying for the extension Of O patent
granted to the said Richard q. Holmes and Will
liam II Butler the Sfh day Of October, lsss for
An I'm proyement IN Locks:
ltis ordered that said petition be heard az this
ON ce ON the 18th day Of October next, Any per-
con NAV oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
sffions. and other papers should be filed 10 this
once twenty days before the day OF haasios
sAmu1L FISHER,
az glaWSw Commfssfoner OF Patents.
TINTED STATES PATENT 0FFlCs.
Z WAsHINeIoN, ID. C., AUG. rs, 1859.
ON the peation OF v. w HUGH rs. Of Palmyrs,
Missouri, praying for the extension OF Q psteQt
granted 70 him on the 18th day Of November. 1853,
Tor an IMPROVEMENT in Hand seed Planters:
it's ordered, that satt petition b heard % this
once on the let day Of November NEXT: ANY Der
son may oppose this extension Ob1ections, depo-
nuons, and other papers shsald Be dled n this
once twenty days before the day Of bearing.
SAMUEL 2. RIeHER.
90 20 lausv Commissioner Of Psssnts.
CAPITOL Hill REAL Estate AGENCY
VT. JOHNSON,
PENNsYLyAHIA AvENOB,
OOkAKR Third srR1Hr = Aer.
4 large collection OF property esst OF the OaPi.
toll for Sale and Bent. sep5n
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CHOICE OLD GOEIRNMENT JAVA COZ
~ FEE,
WEIGHS AND RAYS BEST FAMILY FLOUR.
GOOD EXTRA FLOUR, WARRANTED, a. PER
BARREL.
Just received. 10 BARRELS OF THAT PURH
OLD ZIEGLER WHISKY, emily 81 Per gallon
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN TIE CITY
Also, very fine old SHERRY AND PORr WINES.
q. WITMER,
Family Grocer,
soils 119 Pennsyivanis avenue.
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TIE CRASE-BowRS INDEPENDENTLY
Committee held another session -: evening,
Inch was of short duration, only one wit
ness-Nr. L G.. klopfer-being Oh he stand.
and testiiyIng 10 the former Mayors ha wing
advanced money TO contractors TO pay their
labCreIs.
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nRPHANs' COURT. Sept sth, 1859 -DIsrRTC
~ OF CoLuhsIA, wssHISSLo SoCSr,, IT, su:-
In the case OF JANE BRADL8Y, afmipistrs-
trix C. o. Of Joseph Bradley deceased the admin
istrstrix q. Aforesaid has, with the appreciation
Of the Orphans Court Of WsshinRton County
October A. b. 1853, for the dnal settlement aud dis
lbuton OF the personal estate OF said deceased and
have been collected and turned into money:
WREN and where ell the creditors and hefrp 81
said deceased are notified - attend. with their
claims property vcuched. sr they may OF erwise BY
Law be excluded from ali benent I'm said dece.-ed q
estate Prorsd cd = CORY OF this srder be nublished
once week Tor three weeks IN the Evening Star
previous 70 the said DAY.
Test: WERsTUR
sc elawsv' nesistAr ~ Wills
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CoMPLsrk EsrABLlsHNsNr.-In no part
OF our city has such rapid Improvement peen
avenue. between 9th and 10th streets Tha
magnificent structures of Shuster & Brother.
John r Ellis, W. 4 Wall & Co., A r. Snep
herd, and Messrs. PHILIP & Solomous are build
1IEs worthy OF the national metropoIls. a
credit 10 the city and TO the energy of those
gentlemen. The establishment OF Messrs
Philip II Solomcns, now beng completed on
he size VI their old store, Is well worth q visit
presentin IS II does every feature c: q frs,.
lass book al publication nvYss. The onI1-
ing Is 'nree stor.es high, pressed brick 'front.' of
. IS, WIN IRON trimming &c, and extends back
- ret Inc sales room on the first fioor has a
Io-ieet eeiling, es1utifuily frsscoed IL Gothic
syr, me seslVlng, of walnut, IL y feet high
Snrhoecsed by heavy cornice. and abo We them
Ranets are arranged for the display OF pictures
"A lecge AZ the bottom Of The shelves is firlssad
p.lth handsome silyer-pIated rail extenrln y
down 10th sides Of The rOom. upon " D. q he
VISITOR can lean while ms pectlug the boozs = Ne
Moor IS OF alternate strips OF walnut and North
Garchna pine The cases for the display of
goods are so arranged that ample room i given
II front Of all the shelves. Near the entrance
a large oval walnut table with sIlver-rIare..
hard rail. cont ans all the new publici-ions
Upon he right Of the store tue handsomely
bound snd costly books are displayed, and the
LETT is devoted 70 current literature, cheap pub.
hcatlons, &c. The counting room Is in the
Tear. ~ II feet. and handsomely furnished
Bates improved dun wsIter, carrying any
weight from the cellar 10 the u per story Is
located BACK OF Inc counting room, hidden from
view. Aoou; the centre Of the st5re Il A large
bronze chandelier, the main portion Of which
y life sizs Egyptian woman, and around this
is table supplied with writing materials, SC ,
Tor the accommodation of purchasers. On the
seCOHd floor there is but one room the same
size as The store room, with IL feet ceiling and
n''sC up In handsome style. TINS floor
Is Ceyo'ed 20 the wholesale and retail
stationery trade and the publication de.
paTtmeLt About he centre Is q spacs
fer The display CT extra large pictures
viii gas Jets IN iIonI- On the third floor the
boCkkeepeTs office and eLgravers' rooms are
located n front, and the rear IS used for the
unpaekinS ana assortment IF goods prrpara-
tory 20 placing them On the shelves below A
hne cellar with concrete floor, perfectly dry, ~
under the building. A railway lesdlrg from
the vault under the pavement 20 the dumb
Wal'eF IN TIE rear conveys goods thereto, so
tnsy can D. hoIstsd 70 either Ioor ab1va Inc
chow wIIdows IN front are probably the larg.
est IN the city, being twelve feet high; the ises
are Of ash with walnut trimmings and the
glass ser IN heavy sIlyer-plated pOs,s
The following were employed IN this work:
COEtractCr and builder, Solomon j. Fague; ar.
ctitec', y. q HaIknsss; bricklayer, DAVIS;
painter. George r. KIRK; plasterer, George SsI-
prey frescO painters, S.eInbeTg b Cuybert ;
concrete pavement, e. Blrlew.
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TILL TArp1xs.-A few nights ago the drug.
store Of Messrs. Price Co, corner OF 9th and
N Streets W,s entered while one CT the proprI.
etors was in the back part Of The store. and the
till tapped to the tune OF $25.
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uoNZAGA COLLEGE.

The exercises OF
Co ZAGA C0BLEG
,,,.,, On S'r-ffr tsfF-.sH 9fi aaf l1.H
MONDAY, sEPrEMBER g. 1859.
For particulars. apply q"
su 80 II JAS. CLARKE, 4. J.. President
ct. MATTHEW'S INSTITUTE
~ street. fetweeu 18th auf .rfr
studies will be resumed IN this Institutirn ~
FIRST MONDAY OF EEPrENpER.
no Extra charges f"r tb~ Modern Lansua.a.
Phopegraphy and Drawing
su2 BIO. TOBIAS. ptrec,or
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CURTAIN DANAsK and Shade Linens,
ADAMsON's, SOC 9th street.
SILL: next 10 Pennsylvania avenue.


SILL: next TO Pennsylvania avenue.
CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. a2l Pennsyl.
yania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets
Hours from a. m. to p. m. Calls made At
residences between 6 and p. m. No charge
tor CONSULATE on at office. Established 1851,
RUBBRR SHEBTIHG and Nursery Cloth Air
Pillows, &c.
SILL: ADAMaoN's, 5O6 9tn street
THE sRlAT1sT relief imaginable can be af.
forded this warm weather BY wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonis hing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, ago Seventh street. opposite the Pos,
Office, where, in addition TO eentlemen's "Ban-
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue dra5
dete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits in great variety are also TO be had at
ne most reasonable prices. 300
RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c
Sill ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th street
OFFICE AND STORE LOUNGRs.-Can be used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or piI-
ows. SILL ADAMsOn's. $40 9th street
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EDUCATIONAL.
ERKNcH AND GERMAN.

hhNSh ANU 0EhMAN.
Prof HENRY MkRIx viii re.um. ,..,,,,-
ns. .,,l,ass n ., N classes sDd private faa
THAELEs " CHAPMAN 06GHNIsT Aep
~ TEACBER OF MUSIC FOR THE PIANO
Lessons given At 9 private -ch 81 ~ .emipsry- ,
desired. Referees satisfactory Ten. al a.
Ha.sIs Ms. or N.tEsISqi , ~ ,0t IL =
promptly responded 90. - s.-e,
INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC -JSo. L scHEEl
&C, srply at iS 18th street, between e ant
SEES 81
EVENING GLASS.
An EVENING CLASS will 10 orssaiz.d DC, bier
let st Emerson Institute, IFh street. beiw~ea I
Apa n, Tor Instruction IN the knsish Branches
Pepmsnship. J,F PsTTERsoS.
,.,,., Teacher IN Emerson l1stitute.
TO- " Residence, SeS q street
l.. d GA hhAArp.S xTLAcHER PIANO, Ga
street. - D
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIAN
COLLEGE,.
STREET., BETWEEN I3rH ANr rarg
IT, The regular course o. Lecture. IN IA. In.titu
. m Fer further informal s5.ress
ma-.~ .,s 5SHs y 3 RIkEf N n, Dear,
III Il
AMP ORGAN For terms Ap5ly a, H.
.,e.a. nee Ne sSS street nth, or ~ the nutic
se9 2w'
MES II: BUTTS. TEACHER or yoT.I.
g.. 1sIo. Residence, Grant Place ~ dr.
'"AA .O.u se4eet srta-2n
DRlNATE TUITION An Experienced re.r,.-
u crers her services 81 rsasCuAtls stes - -.
sons cesirtng CGryHi drd TaorCH.k p.,rsr. :
.iFuL'toa in sny OF the following branches VI.
Arithmefic, Algebra. Euslish Grammar, khato.
nc, lSsftn and french For terms inouIrs u NJ,
WEIGHT, Nc 300 Nssssrhusett ave g lg H..
HOWARD INSTITUTE, ND.
Location bear sffuI anl proverhisny hesItbv
SCHOOL select; faciiit.ss tor m~utal. moral ana
ph5slcal environment upsurpassed Pupils the
o. ~ uslne Tor business, Tor colleze. for West
Point OF tue Naval Academy. Fall term op.na
sept on kNpenses per aunnm : Is. obtain CIR
cuisrs 81 Prof L. q. MATHEWr.A M Msfh 4Var
store, r. U, Howard county. MI. SIS In
\ lss MANTLE r. DRAPER Will "a
shPIHMBth. At No, 400 18th street hs.t sr.... :
ane "a. Inc instruction IN English. French
Latin and Music will be practical sad th1rousb
a course OF Light Gymuas-.rs, with MasIs gIil
accompany the daily tNrrCiscs Clasa hon
lotn bibe 20 three clock. Miss urrpar o..
iers 70 President Grant, Shase chf'ren shc g.
structs Also: q Bey. 2 NewmAn y. n "a
W Tudor, Rev. Jabc1 FnN Hon. Charlaa som.
nr, U. :. g, Bri6sdi-r General y ID Towu--1a
~. - 2m
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gZU,UVV TO LOAN III SUMS TO Suit
HANGNkD0. AISrROP & co
IL and 10 Louisiana aysaue
seH-lw ami $40 7th street.
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TEE COLUMBIAN SEMINARY

his Institution, designed as q Young Lsdie-5
academy TOR instruction in ell the ordinsry
branches OF an English education, an alsD IN,
higher branches of Q collegiate oour.s inrlod,,1s
prssins, Painting, Music, spd the Modern Ian
euseee, viii commence its ANIMAL session AZ tha
corner Of 18th ana X streets septeSber Ia lsso
Inc PrInSir.ls are Mics Lydis Fietcher, formerly
frlnci pal Of the Kentucky Female Oelleee aud
lAtterly one of the fsculty of the Baltfmore We
nale College, and Mis-. Cecilia Day, q lsdy OF
great experience in teaching, assisted by learned
Professors IN the vsriope Departments II heins
their intention TO use al their Efforts % render
TINS seminary In every respect sda pted 20 The
wants OF the community they arnestiv soltrtt ~.
patronage 81 the friends Of learning 10 our nid.t
te assist them In this thtir endeayor FOR parric-
ulsre see circulars At the pri pei bootstores on
address Mice l. fLETCHBR. l5l vest Fayette
street. Baltimore. Md. Reference: Prestdent ara
Faculty oftt~ Baltimore Female College
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THx WARRINGTON S4ENGIRBUND will, on
SUNDAY evening, give a grand sacred concert at
the National Theater. THIS Will undoubtedly
prove grand success.
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NOV, SIRS :"

SPEECH OF MR.. BOSWELL.
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DoCToR scnUMAN 4 puRANDs TONIC,

DOCTOR sChUMAN pURAND-s TONIUl
PREPARED FROM TIE CONCENTRATED
klThACT OF FRESH BEEF OLD COG
NC BklNDY AND YRO PHOSPHd re
This preparation is com posed Of the Com ponent
parts OF the human syUtem II Odds directly there
70 By increasing the purity and quality of both
Flesh and Blood, gives action and tone 20 the Ali.
mentary Canal and building up the human frame
1T IS A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE En-
LOWING DISEASES:
Incipient Consumption, Nervous Debility. Dvs.
pepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, 0verworked Mind
and Body, Depression of Spirits, Excessive u.s.
Of Spirituous liauou. Rheumatism Ulcers ana
ChIonie Sores; and in Delicate Females. Delicate
and Sickly Children, and all Diseases arisina from
broken down and debihtsted impure condition
OF the Blood. III you want 90 be permanentIy
cured You must avoid all purgative medicine. aud
take this Tonic regularly, and Q few bottles will
make certain Cure In the most obstinate and for.
Torn caoes.
PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE.
PREPARED AT
No. ls5 WEST PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
CHARLES sTOTT. 375 PennsyIysnis avenue,
Washing ton, holesale Agent
for sale By all Druggists. suSsm
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CO-PARTNRIsHIP Notice

{ o-PARTNIRsHIP NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that c. GILL anaN
r. onloN have formed a CO. partnership un1rr
tne psme, style, and 1rm ef II & GILL 4 ga .
Ior the purpose Of conducting the REAL rs
TATE. AUCTION. and GENERAL CLAIM BIJ-
SlNEss, at No. 4, May building, Seventh street
opposite Post Office building Ii. Q. GILL.
Washington, d. C., SEPT %. 1859
NOTICE is hereby given that the uudersignas
has REMOVED TO No. 4. May BCILDIEs =,h
street, opposite General Post Once "
Thankful for the liberal patronage heratofora
bestowed. lie respectfully solicits q continuance Of
the same foI the new Z run noticed above
All OUTSTANDING accounts of the late frm Of
ONION BUTTS, not heretofore rendered
thculd De Immediately present 4 to the updeI.
signed, 1t the above place, for settlement.
Warrington, ID. O.. September ssi, isse
sc 23-6t IChroniclel
FREDERICK KoONEs,
= OFFICE,
Northwest corner Of S.h and streets onnosi,a
the Post Once Department
sOLlClT0R OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS RE
vF1RH Tue DEPARTMENTS,
COMMTssioNlR OF DEEDS,
GENERAL AGENT.
REFERENCES
Messrs Riggs Co., w s. Huntington.
Middleton Co:, D. O. Forney
Jay ,oke & Co., Moses Kelly
se 22mwflm
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DROPOSALs FOB BRIDGE ON q STREET
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND INSPECTOR OF
SEWERS, CARRIAeKwAYs, FooTwAYs,
AND NEW BUILDINGS, ClTy HILL
WASHINGTON, ID. o., September n. 1882
Sealed Pro possls sill be rscei ed he M ayors
Once, City Hall. until u o'cls OK m. or FRIDAY
October for CONSTRUCTING q Bridge at intereestiop
OF and Els hteeufh streets west
Bidders will etate price per perch Of Is feet for
masonry, laid in hydraulic cement; price per a
for plank and foundation timber; price per cubic
yard for excavation the same 20 inclode the level
ing of and properly ba cking up Of the Masonry.
Specifications and plan tn be seen at this Of &c.
The work 10 be done under the direction OF the
Superfnterdert OF sewers, &C, Commissioner OF
the First Ward, and two Assistant Comm ission-
ers appointed by the Mayor.
The Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
bios ChA5 III. BLISS,
seq I'd Superintendent Of Sewers. &c.
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A PPLICATION rOR DUPLICATE LAND
IA WARRANTS

A PPLICATION FOB DUPLICATE LAND
IA WARRANTS.
DEpARTnENr OF THE INFERIOR.
PENSION OFFICE, July 18TH. 1866
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Appltc Ations hAvisg been made under the oct Of
juno 3, 1850 for the reissue of the following de.
scribed LIS ID WarIants, which alleged TO have
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that at the date following the description OF each
warrant. Q lev certificate or warrant OF like tenor
will be reiesued,N valid obJec on should then
appear. II. VAN AIkNAM, Commissioner
No $500, for 50 acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, ls.5. In the name CT nenry waIlsse, and
Was granted May 3, 1856 September IS. 1889.
A duplicate Of Land Warrant Certi6cste. No
"a se4 for 1eo agrees, issued under the act Of Feb.
ruary IL, lsG . the Of Lucian Cox. and
was granted September -, 1888 October 8, 1872
No. SIS. for lA acres. lssued under the act OF
March s. 1855, in the name of Whitcomb LAY, and
was granted July IA, 1855. Noysuber 8, 1893
No ans, for 10 scres, issued under ne set oi
March g. 1896 On the name % Whftcomo NAY, aud
WAS srar It'd July u. 1855 November 8, ls59
No lC1 40, for l5o issued tne act 81
march & lass in ne name Of Michael Doyle. and
WAS srs tied December o, 1855. December Is. lsts
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ST. MIcHARLMAs DAY.-This is Michaelmas
Day. The 1otb of S september, properly named
the dav of e, Michael and all angels, and IS A
great festival Of the Church OF Rome, aud also
observed az a feast by the Church Of England
The feast of ST. Michaelmas is observed by the
Roman Ca,ho,ics as a feast Of devotion. but no
extra services take place in the churches.
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ICAL, AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
nis INST tuition. recently under the charge OF
neS: Sharles b koerse, has been reopened by
proi A. sPRIEGER, A. NJ. in the Rriends'
Meeuse Honse, on I street north, between 18th
None but boys of strictly eooc raj cbaracter
VIII ee received ana no one vi. retained whose
influence 10 foundt - injurious 20 the schaol.
French and German By natiy We e. achers at usual
prices.
Circulars can be obtained Of the Booksto-eot
Ballaptyne, No. s1y 9TH street, and G. A W hit
tsker Co, corner 9TH and ID ste au6-tocs
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i o HOUeEKElPEBe
AND OTHERS WANING
Carpets, Oiicloths. window Shades. Oilcloth Bugs,
brussels and Velvet Bugs and Mats.
stair kods, CT Goa and STRAW MEETINGS,
Table and Piano Covers,
Furniture Da0asks and Reps.
Table Oicloths, Lace Curtains ,Dru Geets,
Door Mats, LorAices, 9inpe.
In fact, everything necessary In the Houssfur.
mis- hing line.
JAMES b DODS0N,
No. Market Space, third door east from 9th
street takes pie asure In announcing recent srrf-
vas OF the above named eeeds, that make hi = as
sortment the most select and complete ne has had
for years.
Purchasers will find Ii to their advantage 70 In
spect this stock before going elsew here as IL con-
IsiDs many Inducements not to be found in other
places. JAS. b. DODSON,
"a. NO Market Space.
Sc It. eotocl third door east from 9th street
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w - - II
We SERENADE No. 2.

PAID FOR, AND DELIVERED
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EN ENING CLASS.

An EVENING CLASS will 10 Organized Oct ll..r
Jet ~ Emerson Institute. lsfh street. between I
ard h, Tor Instruction IN the knsish Branches
Particular attention given TO Book kee o,sg suI
fepmsnship. J.F PATTERSON.
Teacher IA Emerson lustitute
te-S Ut I
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RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c
sill: ADAMsoN's, SOC 9th street.
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YOUNG LADIES sEMIHART.
AS JAKDING AND Day SCHOOL,

ali 7hirteenth Street.
The duties Of this instftution viii be resumed
sspte Tbers The school building ts located 10
rear OF residence sd ming the piphauy Church,
and is well known ss the Ep phany High echool
ouildipe The enclosed grounds afford ample
space Tor recreation snd amusement Circulars
nay be obtained by applying 20 the Rector OF the
EPIPHANY, or the Principal,
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CHARGE OF FORGERY AND FRAUD.-Y ester.
day afternoon officer Wilson arrested Hiram
Serial on the charge Of forgery, and George
smith or the charge Of fraud, and took them
before Justice Schmidt It appears that under
master Generars Department ISSUES orders for
transportation TO discharged soldiers on exhib-
iting their papers, on which the railroad com.
panies issue the tickets, and IN this case the
mer took to the depot and obtained thereon a
ticket 10 Omaha, signing the name Of Smith,
and the parties were found endeavoring to sell
1t afterwards and were afres'eo. Iney were
committed IN jall for court.
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RUBBER SHEBTINs and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &c.
sill: ADAMaoN's 5t6 9tn street
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-02-27
and 9th of May, 1868, in the Willamette

ana Jtn Oh NAY, lOOO, III the w llIamettc
Valley. We also deny the truth of the
same statement as applies to the 7th and
9th of September; also the statement
in regard to the fruit crop, and hold that,
tai referring to the darkness occasioned
by the smoke is such as truth will not
warrant.
The foregoing is an outline of the
most important matters considered by
the Board. 1t may be worth while to
take second look at some Of these ac-
tions, and the motives of them. Five
thousand copies of statistical and other in
formation for distribution amongst the
emigrating population of the Atlantic
side. Fifty thousand copies would be a
good investment of money. and mi ght
have been done at this time if our ,aodel
iegtSfat;tre would have aided the Society
to the amount OF S ,000 but that was re-
fused. The action relating to survey
of public lands properly belongs to the
Legislature, but as that body has done
its best to insult Congress and our Sena-
tors, the Society evidently stands the
best chance OF success. The artesian
well project is adopted with view to
settle the question of practicability of
getting water by that means in this val
lev