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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN

No charge viii he made for extracting where Arti-
fetal Teeth inserted, although the pa
tisnt will be required 70 pay for the snrg 6SyyF3
cal operation when performed. which will be ~&l4D
deducted when the teeth are made. The Association
now prepared 70 make Teeth Gold, silver, sod
Rubber, at New York, Philadelphia. and Boston
prices. All persons wishing dental work done can
have IL as cheap ne In the above named cities. AN
work will be done in the neatest and best manner,
and warranted to give entire satisfaction. peT-ons
will do well 60 call and examine work before get
ting it elsewhere. wis
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~ CORPORATION OF GEORGETOWN
TAXES
FINAL NOTICE

The time for the payment of the GENERAL and
SPECIAL TAXES expires on the 31sr DECEM-
BIER, ls6e.
The Law IL imperative, (tearins no discret,oa cifa
the Collector TO advertise alt property for the non
payment Of taxes after that date Property holders
represented will be POSITIVELY ADVERTISED
GEORGE w. 8EALL,
oc L-2aw4w Collector
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VOUNG LADIEs' SEMINARY,
II BO4RDING md DAY SCHOOL,
DENTISTRY.

nR. LOOMS HAVING IMPROVED AND RE-
~ fitted HE long established Dental Rooms<
I'm the mcet complete manner. IL prepared ,Sp11u1
With the skill of long ex perience and esery 11f0
possible appliance known the art supply every
re9uirem.nt as Mechanical and Surgical Dentist.
Once SIS Penna. avenue oc Z I'm
hrs. W. AND II. a. MERRILL, DENTISTS,
" No. 936 PENNSYLVANIA ANE~
NUE., between 12th and 18th streets. furni~hDp&n
ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any kind of Plate >11I0
desired. Pure ksfyoss ox,d, Gas nstantly hand
for extracting teeth without pain We guarantee 90
all those having work done at Office Satisfaction
IN every particular. no 0ly'
nR. LEwIE a DAMS DENTAL AssOCIk-
~ T1ON.
No. geo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Between 18th and 18th streete
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NATIONAL UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION
At the twenty ninth monthly meeting of this
association, held last evening at the Board of
Trade Rooms the sum OF 81 100 was sold at an
average OF S1.16.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN-rhis morning
Mr.. Mussey repGrted favorabIy on the applica-
ton of James T.. Douglas for admission, and he
was admitted. On motion of Mr.. Bright, Henry
A. Daniels, Of New York, was admitted to the
bar. The arguments in the case of Alexander
ct al. att Boulden ct al. were concluded and
the d, cisic1 reserved. Adjourned to Monday.
Orphans CouRr.-In consequence of Judge
Purcell's absence from the city no business as
transacted in this court to-day.
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REAL Estate SALHs-Messrs. Joshua Whit
ney & Co., real estate brokers, have sold To w.
NJ. Pumphrey, for $3.50, two lots in square 13i,
which will be Immediately imprOvad by two
good brick buildings.
Green & Williams, Auctioneers, have sold lot
3, in square 900 fronting on south n street be-
tween nth and 18th streets east, to John f.
Kendall, for Z cents per foot.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1884,
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1857.
w. H. WHEATLEY'S
Il Z M U N STE EAM DYEING

CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT,
No. - JEFFERSON ST,
Georgetown, d. G..
Replete with every desirable apparatus and pro-
yded with the best talent and artistic skill to be Oh
taned, with constant personal attention the part
o the proprietor, makes this the best place i'm the
District to have all orders in his line well and
promptly executed. se2l- -Sm
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Purcell's absence from the city NO business was
transacted in this court to-day.
REAL ESTATE TRASsPERs-The following
in the once Of Mr.. Wolf Recorder % Of Of DEEDS,
during the past week:
Nov: 1st-George Brown, guardian, ct al, to
Ssn ia1 Greer a1a Gibson saS
divisions I, q 3, and f. square 737 for $780, w. B..
Williams, trustee, to L. ID. Hilton, part Of lot 3,
square rs, for g go; John H. Leonard to NJ. v.
Nov. 2d-T. B. Bryan to Margaret Bayley,
sub. 81 and 62, square 241, for s3 ,365.
Nov. 3d-W. s. Cox, trustee, to A. c. H. Web
to Jane Simpson, IS and 10, square 7ss, for
g. 900 eech; A. w. Layton to james w. Barker
Z, square 76e, ss6; G. H. Holden 10 H. l..
shsPhsrd, part Z, square 7ss. 81 20; Moses Kelly
poration Of Washington to M. L. H0err, part q,
square 81; w. B. Todd to Henrietta Thomas, east
half Of sub 8, square $50, ESQ; F. w. Fillian to
Isaac Sikle to Samuel King, sub. 1Oi, square 1872,
sl.aoo; a a; K; E. Shepherd to F. b. Lilly, sub. 2,
part s, square 7sa, $500; Joshua Whitney, sub. l.,
square 157, $50; Ellen Whelan, to same, same,
$3.50; b. H. Warner to w. M. Pumphrey, sub. H.
g square ls4, $3.50; Joshua Whitney to Alexander
Adekne Lusby, part 4, square 404, $500; ID. w.
Potts, Trustee ct al, to HI. H. Nichols, part 8,
square $40, s2,4oo s. H. Plat to s. Platt part 49,
square 3sa, 70 and 13, square $50, $50; Corpora
ton Of y ashington to s. H. Platt, square east
Of 81; G. 4, square ITO; s. 81, square ITO; 8. 81,
square 1le, O. 80, square 645; s. Ss, same square;
9. 35, square 616; 9. 9, square 754: s. 7, square
Loss; s.3, square 1,0S4; John Battle to Louisa
Riley, part y, square SIS, $3.50.
Nov. 5th-Warren Waugh to d. p. Palmer,
sub. j. square 757, o, 500; NJ. Thompson, trus-
tee, &c., to Il. Carsters, sub. Is, square S36,
le4S4.27; j.. w. RumseY to g. H. Holden, sub. 5,
square 763, 81 600; @. IL Holden to &. W. Clark,
same, a 500; Il. McHenry ct al. to Catherine
N. Lynch, Georgetown, $3.50; Joseph Pipher to
Mary c. Mackey, part square 521; j. w. COrcO-
ran to ID. Shea, part II, square 72, 1850; William
Jones ct ux ct al. to Susan Z. Mills, 2, square
21s, $4,000.
j. l.. DALEY arrested George w. Driver,
the oath Of James Mcbride charging him
"with issuing, distributing, circulate
ing, and using in business as profess
siOnal cards; notices, placards and adver-
United States notes, treasury notes, circulating
notes, and fractional notes of the United States
and he appeared before Justice Walter, who
held him to bail for q further hearing. This
charge is under the second section Of the act OF
February 9Th, 1861, which imposes a fine Of $780,
These notes are something like the back OF q
fifty cent note It is stated that several OF them
have been passed in the market.
REAL Estate SALEs.-Messrs Joshua Whit
ney & Co., real estate brokers, have sold To w.
NJ. Pumphrey, for $3.50, two lots in square 13i,
good brick buildings.
Green g Williams, Auctioneers, have sold lot
3, in square ] 900 fronting on south street. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets east, TO John f.
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EDUCATIONAL.


A GERMAN GENTLEMAN, Doctor of Philolorv.
IA has still sne bours left for teaching th ,.sr
man, Latin aud frcnch LsuguAges, and an sc'niihc
branches. Beet references. Address ID. b. Post
ofice. nas-ei-
DRINATE TUITlON-An expcrienced teach or
I cfers CAREFUL and THOROUGH INsTRrC-
TION AZ reasonable rates In the common and higher
especially invited % classes Just formed in craon
English and Latin. Inquire 81 Mis- WRIGHT. No,
$50 Massachusetts avenue. nc y I'M
MRS. II. c. BUTTS, TEACHER OF VOCAL
lvl MUSIC. Residence, Grant Place, second door
iNH "'h ttrec,. - 70 IN
NIIss NANETTE X. DRAPER WILL RE-
lvl opsn her Private CiAs-es the 2orH oF
SEPTEMBER. at No. go l2th street, between "a
and II. The instruction In English, French, Latin
cf Light Gymnastics, with Music, win accompany
the daily exerci-ee Class hours from nine O. three
O'Clock, Miss Draper refers 90 President Grant.
Se%msn snlSrip 81 Re Rev Tudor RsS 20 sss..
hor. x sharles sumner, u 3 =, Brissdier General Z.
VoUNG LADIES SEMINARY,
Il BOARDING And DAY SCHOOL,
ali Thirteenth street.
tcmeere g. The school building b located in rear q
residence adjoining the Epiphany Church. and 10
vel known ss the Epiphany Hish School Building.
tom ana smS.srt ,rSa,s,a sre space ,sr reF. G
applying TO the Rector Of the Epiphany OF the Prin
an iem MISS N. ,. narrower.
CHEeARY INSTITUTE, ys2I and .sas.
~ spruce street, Philadelphia, Pa.
English and french, for Young Ladies and Mi-ses'
September 1th. French is the language of the fam
lily. and is constantly spoken in the Institute.
Jys eo6m MABANE DHERNILLY. Prin1.
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Ihs HiBfRNiAN BESEvoLESr Assocr .r,ox
hsl1 It's regular quarterly meeting IaSs ey.,,ins
AZ carroll Hall, Mr.. A X. Cayapaagh ;o ehss
chair; ID. A. Bronsin. Secretary anil -, s @ sA.s
Bames were added 10 the list OF m~mbe r.is;..
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BJnOTVcALS run MaIIhfcStS.
Navy DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU Or PROVISIONS ave CLoLHIss,
Sealed Proposals, indorsed Proposals Tor Nat
the fteenth dsy Il November, is5s. for the
supply q Six Thousand Mattresses, three thousand
hve hundred Of the Go be delivered at the New
York Navy Yard, one Thousand fve hundred az ths
Rhl,sde.Pnis ,% Navy Yard and one thousand at the
Seven hundred Of the mattresses 70 be delivered az
The hanSrsS Sre arc GsssF ,a s
hsered without covers. The mattresses be deliver
10 x az The pnladeRhia and Boston Navy Yards must
,,h Each mst,rsss must weigh ten pounds, including
length and thirty one ncss vide The corers nTess ~
measure as seventy inches in length and twenty
Yard. New York Phiadephis and Il Boston ss Ssns sns
One Thousand mattresses must be delivered at tho
snd hEs sandrsd snDdrs :. 2, ss the SUy
within nipsy S,t safs & ,rs I day. ds s1d the balance
Bonds. with approved security will t Be- DeaniTed in
one quarter the estimated amount Of the eIstrscf
from the Of each payment as Collateral sep
rty Tor the due performance Of the contract which
fully complied with. f' ""''' '"e oon'ract 10
Every cner must he accompanied by a written
s9,- s that the bidder bidders will IL his or their
good and sueient s9retss to turnsb se
No proposal viii he considered unless acoomnan,sa
o such guarantee, and the Department reserve the
81 she 70 rs, any proposa unless the responsibility
Internal Revenue for the District in which thew
reside, and unless the license required by Act of
rs,eet amy proposal considered sdxantsseoss 10
noa@ 'en' E.r. DUNN. Chief Of Bur..u
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sTOREs.-
OFFICE DEroI CoNxIssARy OF SUBSISTENCE,
sealed Proposals. Gin dupicafel win be reeei. ed at
this ,s Sfhee until u m, on sATURDAY, November
e ESEybbss 81 y. Il II ii'i
pnt up in strong air tight kers
conditions, &C., as heretofore.
nov Lot Brs,st n.,s. = O. 6: E eonrFk. r. sk..cs $.
pRoPosALs Ton HAULING
HrAper.sYEl. lsr Mrrrsrrpsrr,c,.
0ees Ct,5 Qxariermasse,
kicnxoNn, Va, October -, 40
sSis se s.s q IN soSpar he 3 81 Ssy q
HAULING AND bRASINs OF PUBLIC PROP.
a. may be required untii November n. ,xo a. A..
ey q k,esm9nd I'm and vicinity g and from tbs points
An proposais @ must be sasrsatesi by two re,o,.,.
any ali Sis not 70 sse in,srsss q q
Proposal. may be made for the whole or .nr mar,
81 aaeSea s sseh sa q 'A'
By Srisr = = the cc@ssndi1s Genera, Eir., Mil
'Af' D'fts Bresct Colonel Quarts%ssS Stn4SeLER.
nov lst Chief Qaartermaster lst Niiisry District.
" ROSS q WALSH,
REAL ESTATE ExC4ANGE z SRoKFes
No. 327 PENNiA AVENUE, South .id..
Between 9Th and 7th streets west.
sAML CROSS.
apsD JAS. w. WALSH
n BANKRUPTCY,
~ w...R,s. R,ss.sI T sc:. or .GScEys.r.. Sa
Hst day OF octob~r, -. hereby give notica5has
PERRlE, OF ssid city and District, Who hss -:
saynce.d BankruDt slon bic own petition by the
Court and tiltinf as 9 Court Of Dankrupfcy
HESky u. DAVIS, luscnee
Ne. 5SS PVnaa ssepae.
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DEsIRABIE PKoPEsrY For SAIr-Sa..
tssmenf Of NJ: VI. Rohrer, Real Estate Brrssr
eftIing Tor sale some very desirable props ' l.,
the best neighborhOods Of the city. :"
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kkHtnssR THE ORPHANS FsIa at Carroll,
Hail, Oh y street.
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The NEwCoNB AISsTRELs give their fina
entertainment At the National Theatre this after
noon, and on Monday night the celehrated San
GALL troupe will make their first appearance II
tue pant0mime and ballet burles.lue entitlel
nTliek Flock
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LIN BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the Chesapeake
=, bissr, Hon. James Coasly. Hon. J. III. Grove.
Hon: James Gordon, Vim. ThomITon of r. WIN.
n Hutton, A y German ami Beniamiu Paw
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RKnrGIors.-Rey. 5. 3. Mitchell viii he in
stalled yasfor OF the New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow evening
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Mr.. b. +. Duane, y. Il. X, " Tremely Kom-
Scal0 gives his first entertainment in this city
~ Met1erott Hail. this evening. His charcoal
and other humorous sketches have gained for
nim wide reputation, and he will no doubt be
greeted with a fuIi HOUSE.
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TIE MISSING MEN.-Nothing has vet been
heard Of the missing man, Thomas Lewis The
search for him il still being prosecuted by the
Order OF Odd Fellows aud Knights OF Pythias.
Mr. Lewis was a young man OF very steasly
habits. and not accustomed TO being absent
from his home. The Brieklayers' Union have
onered sl0o reward for the recovery Of his body,
If be has been foully dealt with.
The apprehension in regard to the disappear
ance OF Andrew Noerr, reported i'm the morning
papers may be set at rest. He is at home.
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Cross FJRIxG.-Yesteriay morning Charlie.
Queen, cOl0red, was arrested by Ofiicer Harbin.
ON complaint OF VIM. Boarman, on the charge
Of threats, and was held 10 security to keep the
Boarman was arrested by Offcer Cooper for ear
lying concealed weapons, but Justice Schmidt
dismissed him, he being employed as a private
watchman.
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ORoIDE PLAIN RINGS,
OrOide Initial Buttons,
OrOide Link Chains,
Oroide Studs,
French Jet Jewelry,
Holiday Goods,
Received every morning at Prigg's One Dolla,
Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pa. ave., between4H and
9th streets.
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INDIcTED.-Yesterday the Grand Jurors re-
turned the bills OF indictment against Thomas
Curren and Joseph Light, who were arrested on
the night OF the 81 inst. by Detectives Coomes
robbing the store Of Nicholas Shea Of tea and
other goods.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

The COLoHED NATIONAL LABOR CONVEX
TIoN.-The board of directors OF the Chesapeake
Marine Railway Company Of Baltimore, com
posed Of eolored men, has taken action in refer
eLcr to National Labor Convention. which meets
i'm Washington ON the 9Th Of next month They
adopted resolutions endorsing the movement as
being the beginning OF the organization and ele-
yation Of colored labor throughout the United
States. The association appeals to the National
Labor Convention when assembled TO legislate
upon the question Of labor so that the delibera-
lions may ultimately result in sthe complete or
gahization and consolidation Of all branches of
labor, without respect to color, into one common
brotherhood The association has elected Geo.
Myers, its secretary, delegate to the eoming
convention
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VNANTED-A small BILLIARD TABLE in sosd
w c. nditian Apply to $50 west 10Th street, b.
tween aDd II. -aseost-
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

THE STAUNCH AND FAvORITE STEAMER
J. j. p. SMITH, Captain a. B. L.
xharf, Crouchsj every TUESDAY
MORNING, at Q clock for all Landings on the Po
!omac river arriving az kinsae same evening, leav-
Baltimore same night.
GEO. r. CUSHING,
Superintendent Peoples Accommodation Steamboat
4
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1LL.-we regret to learn that X. T. Mcl.ain,
ment OF Agriculture, is at present confined to
residence by severe attack OF facial neuralgia
from which he has been suffering for several
duty until yesterday. Mr.. McLain has an
Piled himself with close and umemitting atten-
ton to his Official duties without any relaxation
| or rest whatever during the year, voluntarily
preierring to remain at his post of duty.
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DEATH Of WAsHINGToNIAN IN LOUISIANA.
Information has been received here OF the death
OF Mr.. Alexandria hammond native Of Alex
andria, Va, aud for many years a resident of this
city, at the residence OF his son-in-law, Colonel
Hunt, at Fort jackson, La, on the 10Th ult.
Mr.. hammond will be recollected by many of
our citizens as having for some years carried on
fancy goods business ON eth street, near G.. He
has been a sufferer for some years, and after q
trip to California, year or two ago, he went to
Fort jackson, in the hope of recruiting his
health; but having had surgical operation per-
formed on him he lost 50 much blood that he
never recovered. His relatives will have his
remains brought to this city for interment.
D
HEBREW REFORM DENoUNCED.-Rev. Jacob
5. jacobson this morning, on the occasion of the
confirmation OF youth, in the Hebrew Syna-
gOgue, delivered an eloquent discourse, in which
he came ont boldly i'm reference to the orthodox
principles Of the Jewish religion, and denounced
those who are attempting to establish reform i'm
this country, and particularly those engaged I'm
that work i'm this city,. He also referred in some
terms of censure to those Hebrews i'm this city,
who, in disregard Of their sabbath day, transact
business on IL, violating Gods Law for the sake
Of gain. -.,..-r--
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Mr.. DANIEL +. LEECH an estinlable and aged
resident OF the city Of Washington, died last
evening at O'Clock, at his late residence, OH
street. between sth and 9Th streets, at the adj
vanced age OF sixty years. Mr.. l.. was the father
of Revs- >. V. and George Leech, of the Balti-
years. one of the leading members of the Foun-
dry (M. e. Church, and also Secretary OF the
Washington City Bible Society. He was the
author of the Department Histories, as pub
lisbed last wear in the National Iateiigencer and
was long a faithful Government official. The
disease of which he died was paralysis OF the
bowels, having been confined to his bed for the
past few weeks His funeral will take place to-
morrow, from the Foundry VI. f. Church, at
~ O'Clock.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

The WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
met last evening at Union League Hall, the
President, Hon. Ii. ID. Barron. in the chair and
Capt Allen A. Grant Secretary pro ten. The
first Monday evening i'm each month was fixed
upon as the time OF meeting. Gen. j. Mansfield
rendered the of his law Office rooms opposite
the Treasury Building. for the meetings of the
association; which was accepted. Messrs. Mans
teld, Barron and Hersey were selected as a COM
mittee to make arrangements for soeiables of a
non-politcal character, to be held during the
coming winter. A resolution heartily rejoicing
over the victory achieved at the polls in wiscOn-
Elm ON Tuesday last was adopted. On motion,
the Republican Senators and Representatives
from Wisconsin were declared honorary meni-
bers of the association. Adjourned.
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DIsrRcr ON ColrnBra, ss.
At tie City Of Wsshingtcs i'm said District On tie
Hst day Of octob~r, -. hereby give nctics1rhas
PERRlE, OF said city and District, Who hss -:
sdindesd 9 BankruVt sRon HE own pstition by the
Court and sitting As Court Of Dankrupfcy
hESkSy pI.Auyls. I.uyls Assenee.
Evening star., 1869-11-06

RECEIVING STOLEN GOODs.-About a week
ago girl named Betsy Reeves, employed i'm
the house OF Mr.. NJ. X. Coombs, had about so
worth of clothing stolen from her, for which
Johanna Waslyton was arrested and committed
TO JAIL The clothing was not at that time re-
covered, but yesterday Lieutenants Kelly and
johnson received information which led them to
believe that il was in house near the State
Department, and with Oficer Arnold they
this house, at the time of the search, there was
woman named Margaret Clagett, and suspicion
falling on her they went to her house in Pra-
thers alley, and she having got to the house first
was caught In the act Of placing the goods in
another persons yard. and she was taken i'm Gus
tody and Justice Thompson holds her for a
further hearing.
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" OIL q NJ DIsAi
no i-3t We ST 20 w ID Z b I.

MAsQrERADE c0sFFSSkkEs c0FSk
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN.
At HARRY DQNOHUES
ass 10th street,
&C 1eeosm fourth door south Of Penna. ave-
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l.. ID. BARBOUR & Co.,
OAK HALL CLOTHING AKD MERCHANT TAIL
oRING ESTABLISHMENT,
46O 7th street, opposite Post Office. 6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03
wAsHINGrOH.
Treasury Statement for JuIy-Red nc.
tiOn In the Public Debt. ....,
lao WARRINGTON, August 8,

Isu WAsHrNoToN, August 5, !,
The public debt abatement shows q
reduction OF the Government indebted
ness during the month Of July amount;
Ing to q 4S5. .7f4.t The RGlount Of coin
IN the Treasury is 967, ,4u5, 10; coin Ger.
tiacates. SS6. ~, $40. The amount of icnr.
rency In the Treasury ilsi S28 ,3sI, ,654;
sinking fund.- Sl1, ,9S2, ,i47, other bonds
purchased, 4l5, ,ll0, 500. ~ The reduction
lB less than was indicated a few days
ago, for the reRson that there. has been
advanced TO the Pacific Railroad Coms
pany Interest on their bonds amount
ing to 81 .6S6. 1851, making the real feduu.
Aion over $4,000, 900. In addition 10 this
there was an excessive amount OF war.
paid on Saturday, amounting In Rlt'to
upwards, Of 8, 500, 900. ,srpg-, t's.4tn
The above statement does not include
the amounts paid out on account OF the
public debt. Over S14, zoo, 900 were paid
out during the month on account OF
intereat at onoa,in us,ta .rrul.r ,Irgs 4
In consequence Of tho spurious issue
OF the Sl0 greenbRclIs, Secretary Bout
we'll has concluded to have q new lsaue
Of all Determinations Of EreenbacsS,
from 81 to the q, 900 notes, TIE plates
are now being engraved 1t the BpreSu
Of Engraving and Printing. The dc.
signs are entirely new. NoIlIkenesa OF
Lny living man will be placed on any
note. The engraving OF the new issue
and printing Of the faces and BeGlai6t
all, the denominations will be per-
formed in the Printing and Engraving
Bureau. The white backs win be
printed In New York! There will be
everything possible done 10 prevent
.ffapda, including the taking OF lead
impreeslons for electrotype plates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-03
3 Commissioners Notice.
NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT /

Friday. the, solh day OF rJuly, 1899,
etmy otico, on Fourth street, wheeling,
VIVA, In accordance with decree OF the
Circuit Court for Ohio County, Wegt Viz
Rinia, made and entered on the 9th day or
June, 1850, In Q cAuHe In chancOfy pending
In said Court, Wherein Alexander HeymRn
Is complainant and JenerBon l.. hanRStonH
administrator, e dIS arc defendAnl6-coln.
menc6 70 receive proof-in order 70 RgcQT-
tain and report Whaa debts (not embraced In
Q former report)' there ar0 due from taid
SanEatong estate, and still unpaid; or any
other matters may de0m pertinent, or may
b. required BY any Of the parties 10 this
suit, OF BY any OF the creditors Of said estate.
All pouonA claiming TO b0 creditors OF said
estate are hereby notified 70 appear before
me on or betore the lSt DAY OF HEPrRMBER,
1859 and produce and prove the amount OF
their respective debts, II they have not al.
ready done 20, on pain OF having their said
supposed respective debts excluded from
payment by the said estate In case they fAil
70 prove them a. Aforesaid. I, -
On said LIT DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1850, I
shall close the receipt Of such proofs OF debt
.LHH.s w q. HANNIBAL FORBES, |
Ia oom'E ohl0 County Circuit Court,