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Evening star., 1869-09-03

BASE BALL.-The game yesterday between
the Haymakers and Unions O. this CITY excited
very little interest, as the result OF the game
was foregone conclusion. There was a fair
attendance OF Spectators, and the game stood
Hay makers %, Unions IL. The Haymakers
left for home this morning.
The game between the Athletics OF PhiladeI.
phia, and The Pastimes of Baltimore. in the lat
Ter city, resulted as follows: Athletics 6, 2, o. ).
q, >, !, ., S-33. Pastmes =, 8, s, L, q, :. O,
4-29. =
The game between the Athletics and the
Maryland IN Baltimore resulted: MARYLAND 5.
z, ], 3, U, L. 4, 6. 6-28. Athletic S, g. l. T. 3,
= O-2i.
The game between the Eckfords and the Nj |.
tuals In New York, Wednesday, resulted:
Mutual2S, Eckford 25. as follows: Eckford 9, q,
U, 4, l, 5, 2, 4, 0-25. Matual 1, o. U, l. S, S,
5-2S.
A match game will be played this evening
between the Jefferson and the National on the
grounds OF the latter club. Both clubs will
appear in their new uniforms. The uniforms
OF the Jefferson consist of white shirts, white
pants, and soiforeno stockings.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

bEAPk CULTURE IN NIRG1NIA.-Some OF
the finest grapes native or imported. ina, xSa
nave ever seen IN this CITY are The CoucOrds
now being grown IN great perfection by Mr. II.
h-fhhIps- at North Arlington, in Virginia lot
Ihe lunches are very large and fuII. and the
1rult Is Uniform in size, color. and ripeness
tneTe not being an imperfect, shrivelIed or un
nIe grape 10 De found In a dozen clusters
IhIs grape, on Virginia soil, as cult waited
oy Nr. r., Is large. plump. sweet ana iuicy.
win most delicious flavor, and is fast suI,-
pIahung IN our stores the imported fruit,
which Is generally Iust treIess, wIthered. and
Inslpid when 10 reaches the table. Gra "a
cnhure is evidently destined to fiourisn In
virginia, the soil and climate both seeming 10
faVor ats successful prosecution
Evening star., 1869-09-03
CITY ITEMS.

BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH FRoCK COATS. the
latest styles, Just received at A Strauss pop.
ular Clothing House, Pennsylvania avenue,
between 10th and 1lth streets, three doors east
Of TN Of
Evening star., 1869-09-03
y u U A 8 TO N e

= z q TO NJ
The MARYLAND FREE STONE COMPANY
are prepared to furnish their Stone in dimansion.
and quantity required,
SAWED TO ORDER.
STEPS, PLATFORMS,
WINDOW OAPS AND SILLs,
WATER TABLES, COPING
FLAGGING, A6HLER. Sc
HUBBLE Oh R0UGH SOUND STONI, n,
heavy masonry, In large quantities. i"'
CIV. HAYDEN, Secretary,
merio-oD 2l1 street,
Evening star., 1869-09-03
LOCAL N E w s.

Amusements. Excursions, Pic.Nics, &c.
EXCURSION to Norfolk and return ON the
steamer Coit on Mondays and Thursdays
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon ON tho
steamer Arrow, at 10 a. m.
OnsIsrsss for hire 70 picnic parties a,
MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, 4ss 7th street.
SMITH Il STRoNG's ART GALLERY. 2K5 p
street.
cal Press Cub tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

BOARD oP PoLIcB.-At a meeting OF the
Board OF Ponce. held yesterday afternoon, the
following, among other business, was trans
acted The resignation Of Private s. H. Sh-r.
wood was received and accepted, to take effect
from yesterday. Philip Coakley and Thorn as
Brannegan We're appointed additional privates
for twelve months, for duty at the Treasury
extension: j: w. ketchen was appointed an
additional private for six months, for duty on
Water street, Georgetown. Thomas Young
was appointed an additional private for SIX
months, TO do duty In Center Market c. G..
WALKER, George w. Stone, +. Keltner, and
CHARLES Donolson were appointed additionaI
privates for twelve months, for duty on Water
street, from west side Of High street, George
town. Privates ]. Boyle and James T. Torn.
burke, charged with violation OF rules, were
sentenced 10 be admonished. Private las Nv
Gunnei, for violating the rules and neglect OF
duty, was sentenced to BE- severely reprimand- :
ed. Sergeant James Mulloy, for neglect OF
duty, was sentenced TO be admoRished. Pri.
yafe Jos. Acton, for neglect OF duty, was SEN
tence TO be admonished. Sergeant TAYLOR, for
violation OF rules, was admonished, aad will
be ordered 10 another precinct.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN-A meet.
ing Of this Association was held last night
Major VIM. >. Morse in the chair, and Martin
Casey, Secretary. After the passage Of reso.
w. b stokes, Of Tennessee. to address the
nion on next Thursday evening. the follow.
ing eommittees were announced for the ensu.
worse, MARIN Casey, William Young, n. +.
ke,iey, z: b. Hughes. Finance Committee-
"a, d, N; c6y,J ch0tne,y, John Ragan, s. O. yandsyen-
q. Otis, Msjor T. A. Conrad. Liant. Il w MAJ.
tingiy, Dennis kenney, VIII A. Short. Relief
CommittseIJ w Doughty. T. 81. N. McPher.
Brock. After addresses BY E. B. HngSes' w ~
A. Short n. +. Kelley. and A. =. Ha1Ehey. the
n Getting ad lourned.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

SCOTCH SILK-MIxED and other Cashmere
Suits, and large variety OF Light and Dark
Cashmere Pants, Just received at A. Strauss
popular Clotbing House, Pennsylvapia ave.
nue., between 10th and l1th streets, three door J
east OF llth street.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

BOYS IN BLuB-This organization he,d :.
meeting last night at Union League Hall. with
tenerai Almont In the chair, and w :
transacted was an addition of the folIou;ns
names TO the Committee on National Organiza.
ton: Cols. Lafayette Bingham, J. w. Miiier.
Capt A q. Grant, and Mr.. Joseph Williams
The Generals Commanding divisions aud
working members of the Executive Board were
requested 10 appoint committee of three from
each ward TO act as an employment committee.
Notice OF amendments to the rules and regula-
tions were submitted, after which the msstiny
adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

BOLD ATrKNPr AT BURGIARY-Last eye
nlng, about O'Clock, an attempt was made To
effect burglariops entrance into the resIdancs
oi MI. Bogart, On south X, between IHh and
Ba streets, which, but Tor the presence of Miss
Doga, VINO was sitting In the back parlor and
gave tne alarm, would doubtless have proved
suceessiui- The fellows (as II is believed there
were two OF ihem) succeeded in prizing oran
tee ooek parior shutters, and while in the act
OF raising the shutters Were frightened on
Evening star., 1869-09-03

CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No 42i Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
Hours from q. m. TO p. m. Calls made al
tor consulate on at office. Established 1851.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

DleoRDRRLT IA CHURCH.-Iesterday off.
GERS Jarooe and Smith, OF the first preeinc,
aiesrd tnree coiored women OF bad character,
Georeianna Redden, Jenny Carer, and AIics
cooper for having been disorderly in church
and Justice Pearson committed Georgianna
and Jenny TO the work.house and fined Alice
Evening star., 1869-09-03
ALASKA DIAMONDS,

81, 50, as, SS, $40, $50
Also, the Stones for resetting Old Settings.
Received this morning, at PrIggs One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 4)6 Pennsylvania avenue,
between Az and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

TEMPERANCE ExCU RsIoN.-rhe second tenn.
perance excursion by Coiumoia Temple of
Honor ard Martha Washington Social T-mple
the tickets limited. The Arrow Will I,aye IA,
street wharf at 6K p. m. TINS Will be = very
pleasane excursion.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

PETIT LARcEsY-Thomas Schaffer was ar.
iesteo oy Omeer Brelsford yesterday for the
larceny Of pistol from John Norris ana Ins
uce Pearson committed him to jaii for court
Frank White, Alias Charles Garter, vas ar.
rested yesterday by Oncer Smith for the lar
eeny Of harness from John D~yer, ana ustics
Chase committed hIm TO lail for court.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR FURL.-Bids
for furnishing coal for the Post Office Depart
ment were opened on Wednesday Ly +. Ma
cartDey, Superintendent Of the Post Office
building. The awards were made to Andrew
Sterling for white ash coal; s. r. Brown & Son
eighty tons of Lykens Valley coal and 2OO
cords oak wood; and w. w. Bailey for sixty
cords pine wood.
The Committee appointed by the Secretary
Of the Interior TO examine and report on the
bids for fuel for the Interior Department find
that the lowest bidder for white ash coal is s.
p. Brown o., as follows: Wilkesbarre coal,
per ton. S7.79; Locust Mountain coal, per ton,
$40; Red Ash coal, per ton. Si3; and for
white oak wood, per cord, s. 20. w. w. Bailey
was the lowest bidder for bakers pine wood,
at S4.7i per cord
Evening star., 1869-09-03

OPPICR AND STORE LoUNGRs.-Can be used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill.
lows. Is,l,1:l ADAMsOA's, 5O6 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

FIPTY CENTS PER PAIR Tor good Canton
Flannel Drawers tor Men and Boys.
8,1,1: ADAMsON's, 5O6 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

GHoRGETOwN COLLAGE, d. C
MONDAY, Sept. 6, 1859
su 1s-2. Eev. B.A. MaGUIRE.s s J. Prs.r.
a SELECT SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED At
"A NO - street. near the City Hal. septeU-
eer 9th. Tuition will be furnished tc the ru pills OF
noth seNes IN all OF the branches of a thorou z n
English education, iUcludtug Drawing, PaintiEr
music, both Instrumental aud vocal, and tie
modern and Ancient languages. Also. i've youn q
misses VIII B. received IN the principals family
ava Will have the same aud attention that h@r
own daughter has. The location fs believed 10 10
the nest In the city. The suite Of parlOrs nsed
ior The hool rooms are spacious. light aud airy
and are furnished in drawing room sfyle Fof
eircu,srss &c, address
=. At uo.b "a street.
su5' fw or at the Book Stor..
st. MATrhEwy INSTITUTE.
~ Street. ietween 18th and 18th
studies will be resumed in this Institution on
FIRST MONDAY or SEPTEMBER
No extra charges for the Modern Lapguaees
Phopeeraphy and Drawing
suz Bro. TOBIAS. Director.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

rCAriToL HILL BuILDIsG ASSOCIATION
Inc tnlrty-tnrd monthly meeting of rms asso-
clauon was held last evening oy.r n,oisv,.
uIuk store, and money was advanced on fi5,y
snaIes, amounting TO 81 co., at an aysrs,s ~,
5K per cent VI
Evening star., 1869-09-03

TBN CrNT LARCRNY.-Richard Sparrow,
eoiored boy, yesterday stole ten cents from
Thomas Stump, and officer Barley arrested
nlm and took him 70 the eth precinct station.
Snen Justice Schmidt ordered him 70 be
locked up for six hours.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

OvEpBoARD-This morning, Just as the
steamer Arrow, StaCkpole, was about leaving
Galt's wharf tor Mount Vernon, a blind horse
attached 10 a wagon backed overheard. The
circumstance attracted considerable attention
on the v harf. but none of them seemed equal
to the emergency OF rescue, and doubtless the
animal would have drowned had il not been
for the presence OF mind OF Mr.. lob Baker, an
employe OF the boat, who sprang into the water
and by cutting the animal loose disengaged him
from the wagon, so that he was enabled with
the assistance OF parties in a boat to reach the
shore. The wagon still remains embedded in
the river.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

MUST WIN-"No Use Denying the Fdct"-
Stevens, Proprietor of the Tea Hong, has
adopted q principle Of selling Tea that must
,cfn, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought a
thousand.
6l7 "HoNs" 536 TIN street.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

TYING HIS HORSE TO A TEER Box n
Naylor, builder. was arrested Wednss,a,
evening. ny Ofh,er Powell. for the .hoy
perned offence, and was fned IS bv Ins,,e.
HYDE.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

AssAuLT AND BArTEKY.-George Mayhem
oTa vas arrested yesterday afternoon by
Ts mpnrey for assaufting Horace
Llneis, a eolored man IN his employ. and on
peine arraiened before Justice Schmidt con.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting OF the Potomac
rultGrowers' Association wa. held 10 day in
the Friends Meeting House, In this city; Judge
Bramhall, the President, in the chair, and Col.
bfamhal acting az Secretary pro TEN.
number OF new members were elected, among
whom were Mir. Charles Whittlesey, Colonel
Daniels and Joseph Thornton; and honorary
membership was conferrc upon some gentle-
men from distance, among whom was Mayor
Bowen, OF washington. Letters accepting hon.
orary mem tershIp were re ceived from Horace
Capron. Commissioner Of Agriculture, and
from Marshall +. Wilder, President OF the
American Pathological Society. special
meeting was ordered TO be held at Fairs
Church, on the 18th instant, at IL o'clock, when
II is Understood the final arrangements tor the
associations semi-anuual fruit fair will be
perfected-the appointed day for which is FRI
day, the 2ith instant, and the place Alexandra.
The coiored Baptist preacher, Samuel Madden,
whose election as member Of the association
was the cause of the withdrawal of n number
OF the members at q previous meeting, was
present, and took part in the proceedings
Alexandria Gazette. LIST instant.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c
SILL: ADANsoN's, SOC 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson 20. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. 7,ll
Evening star., 1869-09-03

THE GREATEST relief imaginable can be af-
for6sd this warm weather by wearing one OF
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 46O Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once, where, In addition to eentiemen's "Ban-
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits In great variety are also to be had at
he most reasonable prices. 1856
Evening star., 1869-09-03

CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade Linens.
ADAMsON's, 500 9th street,
SILL: next to Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

Hog Alley, intsrsecting 9th and 7th and II and
streets, about * O'Clock last night, created
an alarm Of lire; but the character of the con.
Migration was soon ascertained and the fire.
men Were therefore su bec,ed to but a short rnn
Evening star., 1869-09-03

JOHN RoBINsON's COMBINATION CIRCUS
AND MENAGERIE will exhibit in this city on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF nexi
week, in their spacious tent on the lot at IItn
aud T. streets. Mr.. Robinson has succeeded in
gathering together one of the most cOmplete
aIenic and geological displays ever given un.
der one pavilion. and a perfect arrangements
for the preservation of order have been made
we have no doubt the public and proprietor
will be equally satisfied. The circus perform.
ance Is said to be unsurpassed, while the col.
lection Of animals Is very large.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

AT meeting of the Workipgwomens' Pro.
teciiye Union OF the First Ward, held on Wed
re. day night, thirty names were added to the
roll Of members.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

DAVE YOUB MONEY
The Undersigned has lust taken out q Hlv
PATENT FOB PAVING SIDEWALKS, GUT
TIERS AND sTBEETS WITHOUT A SEAM.
dispensing with curb, and reducing he expense TO
below the contract price In any Of the wards in thi,
city with brick, which will last for q lifetime
without repair. 1000 loads OF PAVING SAND
for sale at the yard on Tiber Greek, between Iape
h streets. THORNTON SMITH,
nh l-u S9l e street, bet. 9th ana 10Th
Evening star., 1869-09-03

RUBBRR SBEETING and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &c.
Sill: ADAMsON'S, 500 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

DISCHARGED FROM JAIL.-To-dav, Judge
Wylie, at cham hers, had before him John Mes.
serole, on the application OF Mr.. N. III. Miller,
his counsel, who moved his discharge from
rested on the 24th OF August, on the complaint
of Harriet MesseFole, charging him with an
assault and battery; that he plead guilty and
was fined SIS, with costs, by Justice Cox; that
in addition to the fine he req uired him TO give
bail to keep the pesce, and in default he was
committed to Jail under pretended commit
ment OF Justice Cox; that on the 2sth Of August
he entered into security and SAID lustice issued
HE release which the Warden refused to obey,
claiming that the justice had not the DO wer,
under the commitment in this case, TO order a
release. On the facts being stated by Mr.. Miller,
Judge Wylie ordered MS dlscnarge. Mr. Mes
serole intends TO enter suit against Warden
Crocker and Justice Cox for false imprison.
meQt.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

AssAULTING AN OFFICIR.-About a week
ago Officer q. q. Cruthers was assaulted by
John Tippet Perry alias John Doug ass,
assault with razor, and since then the officers
have been on the lookout for him. Of1csr
Dyson yesterday encountered him and took
him in custody, and Justice Wall, after hear
court
Evening star., 1869-09-03

AT CHAMBRRs, Judge Wylie.-To.day the
following business was done in Chambers
Horario r. Merryman agt. Maria Louisa
Merryman, (petttion for divorce tor adultery,
publication agt. absent defendant Abraham
Just agt. Lena just, (de.,) do. Smith agt.
Woodward, trustee; order for temporary in !.
junction. Mitchell agt. Roberts, ct al; order
TO lssue rule
Evening star., 1869-09-03

UNITED AID DAssOCIArION.-Am meeting of tn
above association was neld at Union Aid Hal
last night, when the following officers wer
elected for the ensuing year: President, w. II
wheeler; Vice President, ]. 5. Butler: Secre
tary, j. A. Smith; Assistant Secretary, q. w
Barnes; Treasurer, w. h. Wilson. Before ad
journment several new members Joined tn
association.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

HABHAs CORPUS CAsB.-Yesterday ant
this morning Mrs. Catherine Bailey, committee
TO Jail for selling liquor without license In de
fault Of payin fine Of S25, was before Judg,
Wylie, in Chamoers, ON writ Of habeas cor
pus-Mr. b. II. Webb for petitioner. Afte
hearing the argument of counsel the prisoner
was discharged on giving bail for the paymen
of the 6ne.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

lMPRoyING-Colonel w. A. Cook, who has
had several hemorrhages within the past fe "
days and was butte Ill in consequence, Is, his
friends will be glad to learn, much better this
morning. HIS physicians, are Drs. ID. W. Bliss
and W r. q Duhamel.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

a MILLION DOLLAR SUTT.-Yesterday Mr
AEorew WnIteley, in bis own behalf entered
sun aga 'nst - 5. Fisher, COMMISSIONS of Pat.
ems Mr. Wniteley IN his declaration sets forth
tnat In various patent cases In which he was
assignee OF Gage, Weeks, Haines and others for
improvements In harvestsrs, &c he obtained
certain orders Of Judge Fisher, of the Supreme
court OF fne District Of Columb bia directing the
Commssioner OF Patents 10 take certain evil
dence as 10 novelty; to reissue certain uatsnts.
70 ante-oate others, &c; that in consequences of
Commlssloners proceedings or want of pro-
eeeulngs &C, IN the matter. he has been conn
Peiieo 10 lose time, opportunities of making
money, &c. and 70 employ counsel, &c, by
reason OF which he Is q large loser; for this
cause ne brings suit, laying his damages al one
million dollar.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

THE BooKBINpKRs' ASSOCIATION OF this
city held a meeting ON Wednesday evening,
and resolved that the demand of Mr.. Clapp,
superintendent of the Government Printing
Ofiice, for a greater number Of apprentices, be
Evening star., 1869-09-03
TIE COLUABIAN skMINARY-

This Institution, designed ss q Young Ladies'
academy for Instruction ia all the ordinsr y
branches OF an English education, 90 also ths
Drawing, Painting, Music, and the odrrn Ian.
euegee, VII Gem mepce its annual sessien AZ tha
ne Pfinci pals are Miss Lydia Fletcher former,
frincipal OF the Kentucky Female OeIeee. "a 4
male college, and mfss Ceoeifs Day, a Lsdy OF
kreet experience in teac hing, assisted by learned
tnelr intentlop use ell their efforts % rend4r
tns SEMINARY IN every respect adj pted TO tha
patronaee OF the friends Of learning IN our rid AT
te assist them in this tht ir endeayor Tor partic
ADDRESS mtss l. fLETC HBR, sss weet Fayetta =
street baltimore md. reference: President an
au24 tOctl
Evening star., 1869-09-03
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEoRG X
N1 TOWN COLLEGE,


MEDICAL DEPARTMEET OF GEoRG X
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION. 1sse-,o
COLLEGE BULLDLNG CORNER OFrsyrB
AND E STREETS,
CITY OF WASHING TON.
FACULTY:
NOBLE YOUNG, n. D.,
Profess. Of and md fs.S.s
FL0DOARU0 HOWARD. N. d.
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
Professor of Principles and Practice OF Surgery
JAMES sfa ipriisas 4. mSsGas. GAanss.0TI' %Ip
Professor Of Msterie Medics, Therapeutics and
MoNTSGsEsYi N4ssiisl E1pTi.S5sassoe JSsss, ND.
Ssns5s and a
EpwARDS f0REMAH' AHpe,fhSe N De surgery
Professor Of GeneEsl and physioIoeiesl chemistry.
tP2Sts P25tss,nIa MagfS6,AidL, e S,iI;1:,, M:a;;., D,
STEwAkT ELbHfbaa. LaHf e Demon.,ra.Or.
ROBERTSON HOWARD. M. D.,
The regular course Of Lectcr.s viii commence
OCTOBER 4 and termins.e Q the following 81 AKCH
For the Full ooure II Es; Lecture, .,,.
INSTRUMENTATION 10
S,nSle 80
For further ioiorG ati on address ;i''-'-''''
an 'oASsoa di9Ss ga .,2..I p: pssp north
FR,D1slOfS SEIbISiok.. EEHAh5 ks.ss55sAs1, s5si
q, 80 :snol.stie SssF. sss fissf MoSDHT' oiSRi'fs is
For Catalogues. containing view Of buidinss,
@c'' soofos0 D0rv run~ ,-
Evening star., 1869-09-03
81 siLsE6T s6sBook ROB iSkIs sSfs SsD GIRLS,

siLE6T soHook roa sSYs ksp GIRLS.
- AT 211 STREET,
Will commence fits Dleventh Annual Session,
September 9Th
N, me pstropage Of those Who wish to place their
onliores where their mental and moral i'm prove
mept viii reosiye conscientious and sssiduous at
tion 10 earnestly solicited. ln addition 60 . lib-
erei patronage. Mrs Peck has he pleasure OF re.
ierrfpg to hey. DIR. A. ID Gillette. Rev DIR p
NIL, Rev Dr. p. Parker. Rev. J. n Coomh. Rev
= v. Lewis, u. X Haener, N. ID. suE I'm
M Iss q. J BAGRUDEBs DAY SCHOOL,
w for young Ladies viii reopen on MONDAY.
septemeer 9th, st No. III West street. GeOrse.
to~n, y. =. gu 26-9t-
WAvERLY sEMINARY.
This School is situated mile aud quarter iron,
college Station, on the Baltimore and Ofio Rail-
roso, In very healthy section OF the country
Terme tor Beerding aud Tuition IN English
Branches, Including Washing for session 81 zen
Insfr9cnon In Music tor same time--..... SO %
INSTRUCTION IN sineins .' 80. % 10
French % " 90 ~
Latin &c ~ Al
for fnrther information address the PrinCinaI
MISS NJ kEEGH.
COLLEGE Station.
Evening star., 1869-09-03
MISS N. kEECH
ColleEs Station,
80 DIV Prince GEORGE CountV Mg

1u = fI1hoe Georee County, Nd.
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CI,assIC.I.
HIGH SCHOOL
Will resume its duties SEPTEMBER 6ru 4, ,bo
North session Room Of az street Presby,erisn
ShuTsh The Principal may be addressed through
the Post Ofhce, or, after th- y instant ne nay
be seen at the School Room from TO q M '
Circulars te be h I'D ct the Hookstore.
an H-2w y. W. HUNT, A prfnctn.f
Evening star., 1869-09-03
SELECT SCHOOL ! FOR BOYS

~ Between X and L streets North
.. JNO TH9MS0N-lste Prfncipal OF Msla
Grammar school First Distrfct-wiil open ths
sl.ose school on MONDAY. September 9Th ls59
at 400 IN street, bet. I aud K su9i-av
Evening star., 1869-09-03
N0NZAGA COLLEGE.

IoNZAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises of
COMA COLLIE
xr,u on Sfr,ef. beftrt.h eth dHd l1.i,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER q. I.69.
az s6,tf Jas CLARKE. s. Pre.iaer,
Evening star., 1869-09-03
THE MOUNT vERN0N PLACE sELkC,
Il SCROOL
Mice II. r. TINKaAM Prineip,l

The duties of this School viii he r..r-,es ,-
MONDAY, sept 9th, at No 400 nth street he
we 1ass aveu ne aud n street
Tuition In the ordinary English branches ans
praNing. with Composition aud ONIect les.op.
SlO. Tuition in the hisher Engli.h hraaJ hes ana
French Language. SIS
Circulars ct IL" priRcipsl bookstores. sgI-eost.
T0Ws0NTowN FEMaLE sEMIsARY'
Il hone School FOR loUSS LaDIEs-MRs
Il. scbkNUh. PRINCIPAL. nestKth unsl tern
oi tn1s Institution VIII commence on MONDAY
september o, S6s. For 'erms, references. he .
sppy 10 the Principal. TOwsontown, Baltimore
OoChp, MO auD cost
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~ C.RLISLE, PFNy SYLVANH.
The FALL IRA of THE I1stitation will begin
eeptenber 3D. 4 L. DAsHIGLL.
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EMEhcUN INSTITUTE.
SELECT CLASSICAL MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL FOR ROWS

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Inc Seventeenth Annual Session OF thus School
Will peR, WkpNkaDAf. September stu
rhch aud German regularly taeght bN tho
best masters ~ ~
For circulars. &c. address
CHARLES b. VOTING. Principal,