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The New York herald., 1869-05-31
AUSTRIA.

Arrival OF the viceroy Of Egypt ut the Capital.
VIENNA, May 80, 1869.
Ismai Pasha, viceroy Of Egypt, has arrived in this
city
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

To Kill Moths in CIctbi.s, Fwry,, Cavrefs,
Ac., usc LYONS INSECT POWDER. II viU DO a. Notbne
else will Don't wait tl the mischief zone Hfl thcvs
Ne sure you get Lyons Powder so Il I.yoas signs
tnrs on thu a.sk Hny other aud yV viii ayaS Slsn.
voia,msa. Dseos u Psk row, Nss l6rk
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The ,nited States steamer jamestown. Com
uardsr Truxton, arrived ut Panama ON the 2lst
inst.
The United States steamer Kearsarge left Val
paraso during the last week OF April bound for the
island OF san Juan Fernandez.
The United States steamer Nyack was ut CalaO on
the 4th, having relieved the Dacotah, which started
for Valparaiso on that date.
The United States steamers Powhatan and Tus-
carora were at Valparaiso on the ID inst. The Pow
hatan was 70 leave for LOqumb0r on the 9Th.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Owing TO the great increase Of bust
ness consequent on tho popularity Of
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors of
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

B.=A LARGE Aasortmcnt Of Vienna and Paris
made Bags for travelling and shopping
celved, By ZONES, MELVAIN co. No. 8 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Persons Wishing To Subscribe for the HerniA
WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOURLY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE or THE
NEW YORK HERALD, los FULTON sTREET, BROOK
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

save Money in Bsyinx Chresvos by GoiuG
up stairs. y. a u. T.. ANTHONY Co. sei Broadway.
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
stsreoscopss. Views, Albums. Frames
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Burnett's F1oriuscl.-An Exquisite Perfsae.
resembling the fresh odors OF bouqus, Has equsa
md q for "a all drugRists
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Misslsauoi Spring Water, Only Known Rem-
edy Tor Cancer and all diseases Of the kdneys This the
original Spring Water from Vermont which has wrought
wonderful and 10 advertised only TO Distinguish
from the limitations that attempted TO be
palmed upon the public being equal 10 the virtues Of the
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
THE EVENING rELEaRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of prescnting their sdver-
tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days IN advance, 10 secure insertion.
In the general issue II 10 also noces-
ssrv 10 present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
edition for which they are intended.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Bsfchelorss Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
QUE. Factory l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

A Peerless sPreparutIOu-Hon,s Malt Extract.
pIeasani, nutritious toqic beverage
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

A.-Iadtes Can Have Their Faces Ena melted
and eyebrows arranged bv 4. LAUssoN, 7so srosdwsy
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

A.-Itaiisn Lotion for the Complexios Pre-
vents sunburn and Freokes For sale by Dr. zACfARfE
100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Cristadoro's UurivaIled Hair Dye.-soia
and applied his wig and scalp factory No sAsor House.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

For First Glass Primtiug of Every Desrrsp-
ton 60 TO tho Metropolitan Job Printing EstasishentT
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Montana CordisI.-No More Dyspepsia. Ts
be taken before and after every meal
n. A. CHoLvIN lgl Fulton urest, NY.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Perfect Hair Dressiug.-Buruett's Cocoa.
ine the most perfect and the best preparation the world
for harsh and dry hair irritation Of the scalp badness aud
IA
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
THE EVENING TELGERAx

will be sent by mall to subscribers for
six dollars per year. Address ~ Mas
sau street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Established i'm 1SOO-The Metrepsiisaa JsS
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

A skin Free from Tan, Blotches, Frecklesv
moth patches chafcd desh and all deforme Of the cucs
be attained by n free of DR. GOURAUDS world
renowned ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, found at his nsw
depot 4s Bond street. Removed from <5s Broadway Fifty
csn nta "A cake
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Marie Antoinctte s,ipper.--Af Can,reu's New
store, 2n Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

Fine C0mpiexiOu.-A BeautifuI and Vel.
velike skin, free from all bemishes be produced
by BURNETfs KALLIsroN, which, unlike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action Of the caparss For chahng OF
infants, musquo btss sunburn roughness OF tbs
has no equal For sale BY JOHN y. HENRY, No. College
place, and by all druggists
The New York herald., 1869-05-31

A.-(iouraud's Oriental Cream or Magical
Beautihsr. GOURAUD'S Liquid Vegetable Rouge mparts
rose tint 70 pale lips sps cheeks defying detsc.cn
Gator Lily White and other Toilet Articles, at hs depot
4S Bond street. Bowery than Broadway Removed
from Broadyay
The New York herald., 1869-05-31
A Card.

moth patches, ch.fcd dssh dsformss ihe cue:
W
depot 4s Bond street. Removed from <Ss Brosdway Fifty
A.-Gourand's Oriental Cream or Masicai
Beautihsr GOURAUD's Liquid Vegetable Rouge Impsrts .
ssSss 1 rose TINT e ss LIS 'ps oa ese:s dsnf
Gator LILY white and other Toilet Articles his depot
from Sss Broadway.
xsLsroS wSs unlike other
s: 2; 4
Perfect Hair Dressins.-Burnett,s Cocoa.
s s .pS s ss: 81 . = % .s
daudrua
a Peerless Preparnflon-Hoa, Malt Extract.
pIeasani, nutritious, topic beverage.
vent. sunburn and Frsckes For salc by Dr. zAcARiE.
and eyebrows arranged bv n. LAUssoN, 7so Broadway
BetcheIer's Hair Dye.-rhs Bs~ In the
world The only perfect dye harmless re'isbl'. ssAaaas
B.-A Large Assortment Of vienna and Parts
g sns
Buruetta FIOrtmoI..An Exquisite PerfuW me-
resembling the fresh odors OF bouQust Has equal
and for sale by au druggists
Cristadoro's UurivaIled Hair Dye.-soia
and applied at his wig and scalp factory No Actor House.
Established in 1SOO-The Mesrspsiitaa LEI
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street
--
For First Glass Primtiug of Every Desrrsp-
ton to the Metropolitan Job Printing EstsslishmentU
Nassau street.
--
MissisauOi Spring Water, Only X Known REM
edy Tor Cancer and all diseases Of the kdneys This the
original Spring Water from Vermont which has wrought
wonderful and advertised only 70 distin
from tho limitations that now attempted 70 be
pamed the public being equal 70 the virtues Of the
Marie AntoiBctte siippers--Af CanirciI's New
store 2l1 Fourth avenue.
---
ygoptnps CordiaI.-No More Dyspepsia. To-
be taken before and after every meal
n. A. cHoLvIN, tg Fulton rires, Ny.
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Persons Wishing subscribe for the Hernia
WILL BIZ SERVED AT AN EARLY HOURLY LEAvtNu
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFulE or THE
NEW YORK HERALD, los FULTON STREET, BROOK
LyN.
save Money in Bsyipx Chreupos by Goiur
up stairs. y. a n. r.. ANTHONY q CO.. spi Broadway.
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD

II has been supposed that the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company had not the requi-
siie funds TO push forward the work rapidly,
from the fact that IL has seemed in a naltinz
condition lately, and from the further fact that
IN the last report of Governor Bowie, Presi-
dent OF the road, he stated that an issue of
bonds was in contemplation. Governor H.,
however, has taken paius to repel any such
Inferences. He claims that the road is Masking
as good progress as any other road not subsi-
died by Government; and greater progress,
for instance, than the Point OF Rocks road,
built by the great Baltimore and Ohio, with
us overlooking treasury" We should hone il
was! IL II Is making no more progress than
mat concern with lis single gravel car, Wash
Ins'on may well despair Of seeing II completed
within the lifetime Of the present generation,
Dir- Bowie says upon the bond question tina,
no rosd has been Quilt without bonds, and tn AZ
The part OF the Potomac road which will
De oullt before we issue any bonds, and upon
WHO we propose TO predicate them, will have
cost Two or three times as much as Q he remain
der, which the bonds will be applied TO the
completion OF; so that we will have a much
stronger basis for the issue OF our bonds and
ne value attached 70 them, than most roads"
This is all correct and to the purpose. Go
ahead and Issue the bonds, and let the road
roll on.
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IL Nsx YoIk yesterday the Republican STATE

II New York yesterday the Republican State
CyEveati0r nominated full. ticket for State
Ulcers TO be elected this fall headed by George
William Curtis as candi1a,e for Secretary OF
STATE. Resolutions We're adopted In favor of
dual suffrage 10 all people. without distinction
u race or color; IN favor Of the Fifteenth
Amendment; sympsthizIrg with all oppressed
people every where; sympatlizing with the
people OF Caoa il their efforts 70 relieve them
selves from the yoke OF a Government IN which
they have no representation in favor of the
payment Of the National debt in full IN com,
csrouncing all schemes or prete1ts for repu-
diatIon IN every form, and denouncing corrup,
legislation and corrnpuonists.
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Gen. Lew. Wallacs,-who Is to some extent
respoEsiole for the fact thar Americans in.
vested IN them-is out IN an interesting and
bitter letter in regard TO the present financial
standing OF the Mexican bond, and the causes
hat brought about their depreciation in value
After Iegretting the part he took in the matter
he says that the whole trouble grows out of
he general dishonesty of the Mexicans, and
Parueulariy out Of the fact that Gen Caryalal.
the commissioner who issued the bonds, is no
longer II power. and that he has been sue.
ceeded by Senior Romero,-upon whom and b.
peculiar financial transactions Gen. Wailaca
Is quite severe. He concludes by advising all
holders OF the bonds 10 hold on to them, and
hints Al hOstiIities If they are MOI paid dollar
-Or dollar" This Is the last Summer of for
osaraIce for M-xico," Is his mysterious Ian.
guage- which may mean a declaration of war E,
nllbuSiering expeditions, or personal salts.
action as the bond-holder or reader NAV
prefer. Meanwhile Happy Is the man wh1
didn't invest a. sky cents in the SCI uri les
Of The Republic" now worth ten cents on the
collar. with tempting looking rows OF coupons
ubpSid.
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COAL COMING DowN.-At the sale OF Seran-
zen ccal by the Delaware and Lackawanna
Eailroad Company, in New York, yesterday,
100 tols were sold at a decline of more than
i II prices siaee the Ist Of September. The
following We're The prices 10000 tons lump
az ~5.l2a5-25; 1900 tors steamboat a. $500
i"oOO tons CRATE al S6a6.35; 1000 tons egg al
so SIS; 27.0 TONS steve at $3.50. - (; 2OOO
tons Chestnut a, SIS ia5J91. T1is inforr a.
'Ion. OF interest 70 all purchasers OF coal, As
well a sellers, throughout this section OF
country, was telegrapaed 10 PhiIadslpaia yes
;-rdsy IN time 10 b. published in the afternoon
-ii-.oLs Of the papers il that city ISSUED at an
s-r!ier hour than THg STAR, and We; the stu
pid agent OF the Associa,ed Press there. a
usual IN matters OF interest. failed TO TOR ward
20 . the evening papers in this direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

REVIVAL OF BUSINESS AND TRADE.-It is
gratifying TO observe the almost uniformly
Cheerful accounts which come from the South
respecting the condition Of trade.
The Charleston NerS says The stagna.
non OF the sumner months has yielded TO tn
stimulating influences of business which,
though commenced much earlier than usual.
alrsady measures is results by hundreds o.
thousands OF dollars"
The Richmond Enquirer says that the fall
wholesale trade Of that city has commenced
with degree of activity which far SURPRISES
that Of any season since the war
A Baltimore paper says trade between that
port and Savannah has increased so that tn e
steamers already on the route are unable to do
the business, and that three others, formerly
on the line TO Liverpool, are about TO assist
The steamers arriving in Charleston from the
North are all deeply loaded.
The Boston and New York papers all speak
eneouragingly of the business situation IN
hose cities, and OF the prospect for the rest OF
he fall months.
The STARS advertising columns show tn I
here Is marked improvement in Washing
ION, and yesterday we heard of some cash sales
Cfreal estate at firm prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The SCHOOL TEUsrEKs.-Msyor Bowen
having authority under the law to appoint a
Board Of Public School Trustees, in October, u
"a stated that he will reconstruct the Board at
that time, and il Is limited that he will appoint
either an entire new set Of members, or replace
tAose who voted against the mixed schoo,
proposition. We doubt, however, II the Mayor
has the slightest idea OF displasing capable and
worthy trustees simply for the reason that they
doubt the proprIety OF mixing the schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The reside nee of Rev. Dr. Gillette, situated
IL d street. has, we perceive by the sales re.
FOrt Of Messrs. Fitch & Fox, been purchased
oy Col James G. Mccoy, Of GenT Sherman's
staff This purchase, with that recently mad
Dy Chief Justice Chase and others, would indi
cate that oil do not fear the threatened removal
OF the Capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The Republicans Of Mississippi yesterday
nominated General Alcorn, Of the late Confed
crate army, as their candidate for Governor,
X. G. Powers for Lieutenant Governor, and
James Lynch (oolored) f-r Secretary o; State.
Judge Dent Is the opposition candidate fol
Governor
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.CLIFTON HOUSE,
" 516 lLEVEETU STREET,
Will lie Open FRIDAY. October Ist
II. HALE, Superintendent.
EREE III ECH M 4

A NOTHER COMFeRT TO THE PUBLIJ.-
"A A stand in the Fourth Wad Market house
vest a Governments Pri ntib Office f. open ed
richly stocked with q variety Of Breads, Cakes,
CIacsers, ana Confectonery. sc06I'
MISS A. DlGNIN WILL BE PLEASED TO
lVI see her friends and the public At her new
Dress and Cloak Making Rooms 500 street.
between nth and 18th where she is prepared 70
cut, ht. and make Dresses, Closks. &c, IN the
IsteststJles. E.B.-Apprentioe wanted. sc 3)-3t'
EyENIRG SCHSOL, From TU9 p N. AT
IL ST. MATHEWS INSTITUTE, X street, be
tween Iitn and 18th Those DESTROYS of aclutrins
LsI gh business ducation, embr acinR GeoR
ply, Commercial Arithmetic, Grammar, Penran
ship. Book .keeping. History Ancient and Mod
th. greatest adysntaees French. Greek, Latin:
and d usic on the flutaD ufil also be taught II
desired. Apply to BROTHER TOBIAS Di.
rector. 30 It
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" Mrs Svissheim makes believe she b,sn u
resd the Byron Stowe-ry, and then proceeds 10
CTIilcIze II.
sra French doctor reeomends water crosses
as an an;idote for smoking.
~The health Of ex-Secrstsry stanton is
IMPROVING.
OChicsgo claims 20 BE- reyeliing in a
Carnival OF Blood"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

The Chicago Times says that the ST. Louis
cspitai movers have been, for two months,
begging Governors TO send delegate 70 the
MOVING Convention. Nine Governors have
assenhd' and now the capital movers are going
70 beg money TO pay the expenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30
LIMITED STATES PATENT OIF1oE.

lINITED gfAfED PATHNr OFFICE,
WAsAINsfon, D. O., SEPT 81. 1852
,o W me re Pstitioe Of A. "; WAsaBHxN. Of Va
q ,patent granted 70 him on the asth day Of
p1s Dc. 1855, Tor an Improvement In Cotton Seed
II 70 ordered that the testimony In the case be
closed on the 18th day Of vsbruary next, that the
report be limited 70 the ID day Of March
next, ana that said petition b heard on the TN
Any person may oppose this extension.
eAMUIL q. FISHER
% 0lsWSv Uo0ni0toner Of Posents.
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DRODHEAD A 90.

DR0DBEAD 90.
Are nog receiving large supplies of Fancy and
taple DRS GOODS, and will sell them very Low
Elegant Prints for dresses, new sty les and fat
coiors, only T. cents per yard; New York Mills al
Cotton. IS cents per yard; Elegant Paris Kids III
per rsir: Costes' and Sterling Spool Cotton, cts
Pisids Water Proofs. Empress Cloths. AIpscss
at cts per yard. Gall and examine our stock
seg8 BRODHEAD 90 cor. 18th and r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-30

"Fornosa" viii hold the boards az the
NAuonal Theatre this week, and next week
we are 70 have the Riehing's Opera Troupe.
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ALL CARRIAGES LEFT FOR REPAIRS, STORAGE
Oh toMNIssIoN ABE INsrRtD.
Tiiih avenue. New ION. seso-eoiy
RARGAIHs IL BRY GOODS.
Having Just returned frsm the northern mar.
bargains in GKE SIS GOOSs, sHAwLs and
fsid prss: Gooss :. IS cent, Per yssd rorth 81 81
cents; all wool, double width Poelins ct 50 cents
Blu. chez shisins rom ii q CENT?: 81 fs .os
.S cotton =
EMORY BAXTER,
slm be.a.ss s1 III and sosS :sl s:
OsPrHrAEs' COUNT, selt sOth ,ls0.-DnrlIcl
In the csc o fH3 s E?uSsI e ;s,,
.9.,S Of ES.ssS The Ad@1i:
Ss:Ss! 1os INT ss2.';. s.
lSy ior me nnai Seeencot aud aistributfon Of the
e hand the :s@: i Ssvs s sesn s's col
iss; s.. and turned into
ssssn VIII are
they otieIviss y lev D eHciadsd from al
q tSis order b I1blishsd once vsss fsr s aS
yeeks In the EvsliaS Star. Rrsyisus % the sid
3. S-I.ws~. 1i sSissss 81 F Sn,,
DRoPosALs F0R seBsIsfEN0B STORES.
OFFICE DEPOT CoxxIssARY OF suR,srxScy,
essaes rronosahs IN dupiest.l yin be received
g, 1889, for supply ina the United states Subsist
I'D barrels Of Extra Flour
10 barrels Of Family Flour
20 half barrels Of Family Plour
200 pounds OF Rio Coffee cream
SO poun1s Of leya Coffee 1sreen)
o. pouncs Of Brown Su ear
500 peuuos Of Crushed Sugar
AGO Dounds Of GrauulAsed sugar
SEQ pounds OF Coffee Sugar
$50 CALLERS CT Vinegar
X4 poundp OF eeap
COO pounds Of Salt
go sounds OF Lord.
Conditions, Ao., as heretofore.
g A. PORfRR.
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TOR SALE OHEAP-A small three room
T. HOUSE, in good location. Alec. four room
HOUSE Inquire OF B. II n ARSH, Real Estate
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CONSUMES OF GOAL AND WOOD,
Proposals for GAL and wood will be received by
the undersigned, from the citizens of Washi gton
for the best quality free burning
ANTHRACITE RED AND WHITE ASH COAL,
in quantities frsm one ton up to one thousand,
and best quality
HICKORY, OAK AND PINE WOOD,
either sawed aad split or in stick. from one cord
LIST October to the LIST December, 1859. AZ the On
ton Of the undersisned, and TO be paid for on do
The ,ndiyido.l pro.osins for said coal or wood to
and to deeignate the particular quantity, kild or
size, or whether for stove, range, Mornine GLORY,
or furnace use; Immediate proposals. viii be re.
UPON the terms = :SSv. the DtSSu ana
the proposals. to give the number Of the house,
street, end between what streets the house is 10
Gated. Upon fes scesstsnSs Of the bid the party
Proposals may be cent through the POST ofice,
pest paid, or to my place OF besiness, No Is9
Pennsylvanis avenue: bstwsen Hth and 18th sss.,
ny ss 40 SyS street NORTH bstweea
The following 10 the form for bidders. aud TO BE-
varied according TO the wants OF each ind sidaai:
T. s asnar n AZ 81 IT, s ss:'ksa;s sss
sIR:-I hereby propose to purchase one or five
or more tons Of Red or vhiee GOAL at $-ler ton
SE one o. more cord: , Of Woe; Of OAK. Pine. Of
q, .s 60 =. se'd
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sTHE TINE

To repair TIE infolls made upon the physica Al
strensth By the heated term which has closed
with September. The vitality that has been oozinp
throush the pores In the form Of Precipitation for
the last three months, requires to be replaced,
prepsrstive to The cold sson which AXES 81 IN
disastrous havoc with relaxed and unton,d sys
tens The reserve Of visor with which the stout
est msn commences the Summer campaign Is
Grained out Of him at its close and unless by some
mesns he acquires new stock Of vital energy
~herewith to encounter the shock of Q colder sea
scr he may iroop and wifher like the falling leave,
hose life juices exhausted. If 10 is TINS with
the strong, Low nuch more perilous IL the condi-
ton OF To weak and aiiDg. Their reason must
sns gest 10 them, more forciby than these printed
words the necessity for invigorat,on and the world
having decided. after an experience Of alm,s a
quarter Of q century, that HOsTErTBR'S srOM
AOd blrTEBs embrace such restorative proper
ties as are not possessed by any other toaio and Al
terative preparation in existence The Importance
OF reso; tiDg TO that great RENovAToR AND REsu.
LAToR OF THE HUMAN MACHINE, at this critical
season. Is as obvious as the light of day. Let all
who desire to escape an attack Of chils and fever
oLieus re mfttent fever, dysentery, diarrhss dys.
pepsis rheumatism, hypochondria, or any other
OF the diseases Of which the Fall season is e. bro.
INC parent have recourse promptly to this csle.
prsseo preventive and restorative. $50 cost w.
AZ s Fk1s IHs d T.sFsA sG r.
NJ R1.S rosa, asa 7th street. between and
" 80 Si".o1 Sso %. Sc y I'M
4" 1HERE WILL BE MEETIN0 OF
THIS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF the
neoieA department 0eorsetowa College in Col
81. SHakl SEPT K Tk "A 4. sser %
~ Gk !4 Ey.EIsa, ss IS. il the cel an
Akf ASSOCIATION. Ali young men and women
are Sc : 3 &. invited: 1'p.uI rs,uwn
I" NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATIUN.-Per-
sons wishing to subscribe for the stoc 4 in
bulldfng Association soon to be Organized Will
n1a Subscription books at the following offices:
george D. Plant, corner New York avenue and
"A, 4: B; Shepherd, 2es Pennsylvania avenue, near
=, Middleton 4 Co, bankers, corner fifteenth and
J. N Callsn, Louisiana avenue
Busirod Robinson. Wall, Robinson l. Go. 1872
Penpsy wanna avenue.
". q. Hill, at Riggs Co.'s Bank
Frederick koons, corner Eish tn and 4 streets
y: Storrs. corner Fifteenth and sire SITS
The Constitution will be submitted At An adj
louIned meeting, MONDAY EvsNING DC obsr
4. Inc place Of meeting will be duly advertised
~MEDICAL DEPARTMENT GEORGE.
AS TOWN COLLEGE.
TIE 80 nual course ST Lectures in this Ipstitu.
lion Will commence FRIDAY, October LIST, at thu
college Building corner of street north and 10th
The introductory to the course will be delivered
by Prof NoBLE YOUNG, NJ D.. ct O'Clock D. m
The Medical Profession and public are invited
JOHNSON ELIOT. M D., Dean.
se 23-h tReI.Chron&Expl
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ESTABLISHED 1sA4.
ANDREW y.JOYCD q co,
CARRIAGE MANUPACTURERs,
ATT and 479 Fourteenth street.

REPAIkIYG IN ALL ITS BRANcBRs.
ALL CARRIAGES LEFT FOR REPAIRS, STORAGE
Oh COMMISSION Re lNsCRkD.
gents for Brewster Co, (of Broona street }
Filth avenue. New ION. te3I-eolv