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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-23
Speaking OF Inc taIse rulnOrs engen-
dered by the late gold panic in New York,
the Times OF that city says:

Speaking OF the false rulnOrs engen-
dered by the late gold panic in New York,
the Times Of that city says:
Dnring the past week the rumors which
have been in circulation on the street
have bsen among the widest Imaginable.
4 whisper Of suspicion ~ to the stability
al q house would instantly be magnihed
into a report that il was tottering ON the
verge of ruin, and then that il had gone
under entirely. Many Of the reporters
for the press have not been careful TO in
Vestigate the reliability Of statements
which they heard, and would take all that
came TO their ears as the truth, without
stopping TO reflect upon the mischief they
were making 10y aiding in the circulation
81 fhese stories. n no time should
greater care be exercised in giving ere
dence Of damaging rumOrs than during
periods Of excitement such As this through
which We have just passed. Some days
Ago a report was clreulated highly dam
aging 10 the standing Of the house of
Cammann & Co., which had not the least
foundation. During the week q Memphis
;OarDal contained a New York dispatch
10 the effect thut the house OF HOyt a
GardBeF vas involved in the general
catastrophe. The statement WAS news 10
this urm. who EaFG passed through the
enisis unscathed, and though il does not
injure their credit, is annoying. Doubt
less other houses haze been made the VIC
Tins Of similar stories, and il j. prOper to
state i'm this connection that only those
of failures are authentic which
BqYe been regularly announced through
Abe Cold and Stock Exchanges.
If the above refers to the APPEAL, and
we have no recollection that such an arti-
Gle ever appeared in this paper, we cannot
do otherwise than correct AHy lnisstate-
ments OF facts a. 10 Hoyt & Gardner, or
any other View York house. But we must
take statements from that quarter as we
find them in the New York pspers, and as
they come to Us in the dispatches. These
sre often erroneous, but it is impossible
for Us here to avoid it. The remedy
should De applied where the evil origi-
mates. That the credit Of the house of
Hoyt & Gardner remains nHimPaired we
are satisfied from the statement Of the
T'iaes, which - asenFaal highly respected
in financial matters. We understand
Hoyt * Gardner are both Southern men
aud Democrats, and that their house
nEst-elass.
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TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. j. B. Dor

HAS permanently located In Memphis, and
will treat cHRONI DISEASE of every des-
For Nenerea1 Diseases he has an
I~NFkLLIBLE SPECIFIC that removes every
yestige Of the disease, without giving mer-
enry. Those suffering with CONSUMPTION or
he especially lgA. les to Avail them
selves of his treatment, Il assured, fiom
experience, that he has d. iYered the RENE
dies a Mercifnl Providence Jas provided for
these formidable and hitheAlo considered In
durable diseases. Ladies afflicted with dis
eases peculiar 20 their sex successfully treat
ed All communications by letter promptly
answered, oiuee-A Second 81, Upstairs
Oc7
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mTTnN

The staple declined very materially to-
dav, and closed weak. In the morning
some sales Of Middlings were made at
24l.c, but a. the day advanced prizes
weakened, Hntil at the close 24c was an
outside figure, aud at least two arge ia
bles were sold at 2s1se. The sales Of the
day were not large-probably l209 bales
bUt the market il pretty well cleaned oct.
Operations were also retarded 10y the rain,
which prevented handbag, Among the
safes were "a bales Good Ordinary at g3iE0f.
6 and 8 Low Middlings, 235.c; o do, 23Eci
p shy Middliugs, Z55sc; p, Sc Middiings.
2s5.c; ;, 3. %, 10, So, 81. 60, D, 4s, :, IS, Is,
u, ~ MiddlSgs. pc; ., 81, 5 do, 241se;
4s, %. p do, 241+oi :, u Strict Middlings,
24t.c;9 a.. use; 40 do, z4SG,
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOIIOEs
MISSISSIPPI N TENNESSEE RAIROAD,A
ECRETAK AND T~REAsURER's OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. October II, ls69.J
. TOCKHOLDERS in this company are
- hereby notified that the annual election
for Directors, 10 serve the ensuing year, Will
be held at the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th November next, at
II O'Clock am.
Ocl2 s Il LAMR Secretary.
MISsISstFPI nj TENNESSEE RAILROAD.O
secretary ana Treasurer's ONCE,
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. ~, iS69.J
COUPONS of the First Mortgage Il per cent?
u seven per cent. bonds OF this
maturing on the LIST October next, will be paid
at this office ut maturity.
se8 :. H. LANR treasurer.
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II Is the desire OF the Factors Offering these
premiums that you conform 20 the following
rules, viz:
list. No bale OF cotton weighing less than
four hundred pounds will be allowed 10 con-
test for the premiums.
ID. Sea Island cotton viii be excluded.
Sd. All entries must be made in the name
of the producer.
9TH. All cotton must be delivered TO one of
the undersigned before II can be exhibited nj
your Fair for these premiums. aud this de-
livery must be made on or before the 2AI OF
QetQhRF.
9Th. No cotton exhibited for one of the pre-
mtums will be entered Tor another,
9Th. No outside or private premiums will be
permitted on the cotton cOhtesting for these.
We also beg 10 suggest the names OF the fol-
lowing Cotton Brokers and buyers as a suita-
bic committee TO make awards for cotton. viz:
w a
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DONOHO, JOY & CO,
q Madison Street, Memphis.
MEDICAL,
Try Dr.. 6uilmette's
EXTRACT OF JUNIPER

1T is an infusion of the berries of the cele-
i brated Italian Juniper, in the best quality
of gin. and is superior to all other remedies for
Disease of the Kidneys,
Debility of Stomach and Bowels,
Catarrh of the Bladder,
Brick Dust Deposit in Urine,
Cholio,
Dyspepsia,
Flatulency,
Gravel,
Diabetes,
And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs.
For sale by
". N. WILKERS0R L CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
oc7 a4o Main 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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AEAFHIs, September 4, 1868.
PRIVATE PREMIUMS F0R cnTTnN

z. EhSley, EQ., President Shelby CoHnty Aori-
c%Uh10at, ACchGHiedi and horticultural SocfetV.
DEAR SIR: As a tribute OF respect from the
workers in metals to the tillers OF the soil.
the UNDERSIGNED respectfully offers the fol-
lowing private premium, 10 be awarded BY
your committee at your annual Fair in Ucto-
Der, viz: ~
For the Best One Bale Of C9ttQp. FIleY's
No.SO Charter OAR StQVe,W orth.. $40
Il speetTullY,
j. +. SCHARfL6 co. III Main street
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In Remote Setuemsnts of untoId yalup

Food makes blood; blood makes the body.
II the blood be pure. the body is healthy. 81
ii We are not in health, We know some impu-
rites are lurking about Which must be re-
moved, and the sooner the better.
RrqndIeth'S PHs reHOue III from he system
tChich nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by B~randreth's
Pills have arrested the attention OF enlight-
ened physicians. Upwards OF hve thousand
now use them in their daily practice, ana
lWo hundred have given their written testi-
mOny as 10 their innOcer ce and value, as
~cleansers of the bowels and blood.
Their untold value is TO those living in set
Element where doctors eau only be had ut
great expense. For If you are sick, you
have only 10 take one or more doses OF Brand
reth's Pills TO get cured. Full directions are
with each box- sold by all druggists.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
Foreign News By able.

The London Times regards the attitude Of
Prince Napoleon as gravely important in the
present crisis OF French affairs. Liberal
Ministry with him At the head would, in case
the writer says, worth trying; and II tue Em.
Perors absence from the Cabinet is to bs in.
dennltely prolonged, IL Is difficult to saw who
could dispute the Lieutepancy OF the Empire
with him. Sir James Anderson has severed
his connection with the French Gable Com.
pany. Paul Bagley saiIed yesterday, ON the
st-amer Aleppo, % lay before President Graut
MS correspondence With Mr.. Gladstone and
others on the release Of the Fenian prisoners
The prosecution against Har wood. arrested
IN New York; on q charge OF fraud, h-s been
wlthdraWn, and the prisoner discharged.
The Emperor will come to Paris TODAY
The Presse says the condition of the Emperor
has improved little. His strength has in .
creased and pain diminished, on Monday he
signed most Of the DEGREES presented in bed
Yesterday he re ceived Rouher and the ministers
bearing the Senatus Consultum, which had
just passed the Senate. The Moniteur COM
plains Of the difficulty to obtain any authentic
advices OF the Emperors condition. No doubt
variations CT temperature have exercised un.
favorable influences, retarding the promises
OF convaleseuce aud rendering the pains more
severe Meanwhile, DIR. Ricard has again been
arrived IN PARIS.
General Slckles has caused great excitement
IN spain by notifying the Government that
public opinion in the United States will shortly
compel the recognition OF the Cuban insurgents
The papers urge the desp tch OF troops to the
Island, whose loss, it is argued, cannot be ar.
fordod at any cost.
Recruiting in Switzerland for the yiceroy of
Egypt has b6 en forbidden. The Swiss federal
council defines to take part in the Joint action
proposed by Prince Hohenlone. Bavari m
prime minister, with regard to the Ecumenici al
Evening star., 1869-09-08
THE C0uRTN.

EouIrY CoURr, Judge Wyas.-Im mediateiy
upon the opening OF the September special
term yesterday morning, the Court announced
that, as testimony of respect FOR the memory
OF the Secretary Of War, it would transact 10
business, but would adjourn At ouce.
l. Orphans CoURr, Judge PErcsH.-Yester-
dav the will Of Deans OCopner was filed.
Col. Webster. Register of W Ills, moved that IN
view Of the uni versal sorrow caused by the
death Of Gen. Rawlins, the Cour; adjourn.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. J. h. john
son In appropriate remarks, and Judge Pur-
cell, after speaking OF the worth OF the de-
ceased, ordered an adjournment.
oEQuITY Court, Judye Wylic.-To.day, Mary
Summers agt. Harry Summers, divorce easel
order hing depositiuns. Busey agt. Moore
ct al; order TO issue notice Of application for
Injunction. Boyle sgt O'Leary; order con-
tlnuing the taking OF tertimony. Parish agt.
Peaugh; order pro confesso against defendant.
Sarah A. johnson agt. John NJ. johnson, (di-
yorce0 submitted on agreement for alimonies.
Mitchell agt Roberts ct al; order setting aside
Marshal's sale and for temporary inlune ton.
George L. Ward agt. Mary Ward; decree of
divorce. In re-, schooner H. Curtis; order 10
libel vessel, (holding goods for fteignt) Brown
agt. Jones; order extending time to take testi
meny. Schneider agt. James ct al; decree pro
confesso.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In 9esrsetsvu.

GRANT AND CoLpAx CLuB.-A special meet
ing OF TINS club was held last evening IN 9ood
Samaritan Hall, j. Il. Adams in the chair, and
}. H. Newman secretary. The Chair stated tue
object OF the meeting TO De TO arrange for q mass
nesting Of the Rep blicans Of the town, and IL
ing next. IN front Of Good Samaritan Hsli, aud
70 Invite the Fourth Ward Republican Club OF
Washington and all Repuolicans OF both cities
70 participate. Messrs. GEORGE =. Colkiey, T.
T. Fowler. william Smith. T.. +. Mosoy, J. ID.
Wroe. Ralph PARROT. and william r. Lee Were
appointed q committee 10 make the necessary
Arrangements. Messrs. Q. +. Mosby. George
4. Coakley, J. II. Newman, James ID. Wros,
Samuel Chase, Clement Beckett Sim1 Hicks,
aud Henry J. Crier being appointed a commit
tee for the purpose reported resolutions OF con-
A. Rawl,ns. SecrStsry Of War. rhe resol1.
tons were unan I'm ously adopted, and after a
few remarks by ]. B. Adams, the meeting ad-
journed.
GRoRsErowN ScHUsTzEN yRRRIN-Seoonf
Day.-Yesreraay was spent in an agreeable
manner at Green Springs-priZe- shooting.
bowling, dancing, fireworks. &c-, being tse
p. m. the ceremony Of Growing the king took
place, and Henry A. Kaiser was crowned king
for making the mest center shots. A speech
vas made BY the President OF the Nerein,
with q silver chain and goblet, after which
about 500 Of those present. partook OF an ex ,el-
lent banquet prepared by the lessee OF Green
Springs.
BOARD OF SCHOOL GuARpIANs-Tais Bolrd
held q me citing last evening, all the members
present. Several bills OF expenses incidental
TO the opening Of the schools Were audited and
pas sed, and the Secretary was dire cted to
certain the number OF applic lnts who were
unable to OBJ lin admission to the schools aft sr
which the Board adjourned.
MERCHANTS ExcHANGR.-rwo thousand
bushels fair rcd wheat we've offered on Change
THIS morning, and sold at Sl.iOlsI5IS.
SIXTH BUILDING AssocIArroH-The 3Otn
monthly meeting of this association was held
last evening, and forty-six shares were sold
seventeen at 81. Is and twenty mine AT sI.22
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered-Sea George
H. Stout, Ford, Phiiadelpnia. Brig Deborah
s. Soule, Pressv, Alexandra schooner H E.
Russell, Mehaffy, New YORK.
THE OPrrCB OF THE COLLECTOR oP CUSTOMS
will be clos 4 Tomorrow in ems. quence OF the
foneral of the late Secret1ry Of War.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

TO SICILY PsRsoNs--To persons who are
weak and sickly, the use of Speer's Port Grape
Wine will restore their health AND strength
Physicians, clergymen and temperance advo.
Gates should encourage the use of the Port
Grape Wine, and thus aid the cause Of temper
ance and moderation. We especially recon-
mend 1t to families for its purity, exquisite
havor and NJ athy properties Medical men
certify to its valuable medicinal powers. We
understand that Mr.. Speer has been for wears
ENGAGED in preparing and perfecting 1t, and
tnat 1t requires four years. process before II
Is mt for market.-N. Y. Baptist
Our druggists have procured some direct
from the vineyard. It is excellen: for females
to use. wis
Evening star., 1869-09-08

THR ATTKMPTkD ASSASSINATION AT PHILA
DELPHIA-NO Hopes for the Recor.ry o. w.
BroOks-Saspected Parties before the MrVor.-Mr.
James Brooks is still alive, though there are
no hopes OF his recovery. A number OF men
charged with completely in his attemp pted as.
sassination were brought before the Mayor OF
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon The testi.
mopy was TO the following gefect:-John Stock.
ton, liquor dealer, was heard three weeks ago
TO say that he knew when and where Brooks
would be shot. Thomas Aiken, after the shoot.
lng, LETT two revolvers, directed to Stockton, in
store near by Keenan's, where Brooks was
snet. he was also heard to say he was glad
tnat brooks had been shot. Robert Hamilton,
notoriously bad character here, was partially
ldenuned as the man who drove the assassins
away in cabs and was positively identified
as having 6een seen In that vicinity with cab
shortly before the shooting. Itwas also proved
tnat ne had shaved on his moustache since
Yesterday morning. Keenan,, the proprietor of
the store where Brooks was shot, was held ON
the afidavlt OF Brooks himself, the contents OF
which were not divulged. Keepan's son was
discharged. All the rest were held for fur.
ther hearing without bail.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
CITY ITEMS.

GHNTLVMRN should take time by the fore.
lock, and select their New FALL Suits. In do.
fnG this, they should not fail 10 call aud exam-
Inc tae splendid collection of Blue and BLACK
Clotn Wa'king and Frock Goats, English and
Scotch Csssimere Suits, and other novelties, az
the popular store Of A. Strauss, on Pennsylya.
mia avenue, three doors east Of lith street, north
sde.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
RY THOMAS DOwLINQ, Auct.: 0eerse,o,,

H0gs!HoLp ygRNIrURE AND ErrEcrs
CLIhING HOUsEKEIPING AZ AUJTioSs
N on M0nbAY nORnIEG. Sept IS af 10
tween Potomac aud Market streess. the
4 SHoueehold Furniture and effects OF e.a
Une walnut Green Rep Parlor Suite
Oak Dining Extension Table
Oak Dining. Cane Sect and other Chairs
One hne Cottsge eufte
Bedsfeads. MsttreSe SeeJ and Pillows
Bureaus, Wardrobes ana Washssands
Brussels and Ingram CARPETS
Oflcloth and Mating
Cooking and other Stoves
Crockery, 0lAss and Tinvare.
With many other articles too numerous 70 men l.
tlon
se Sd IRepl THoS. peWLINe, Auctr.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
Georgetown Advertisements.

~MBS. =. w. DEBTH HAVING BE-
~ moved to No l29 iOoneress St.. betveen
Besn ard West. will continue 70 Press, Preserve,
Also, desires puDils in Wax Fruit. Flowers, ad
Peinfine, and other Ornamental Work. sheeted
Wax for sale by the dozen. Terms mo israte.
eeS-5t
Evening star., 1869-09-08

SLATI AND MARBLE AANfBLS.
Hsvins purchspsd the sst,re interest in the
sLAr1 AHD NARBL1 HAAfsL BusINEss
ofH. ". HanS,son, Dss.. eod removed thst busi.
peee trom No "a Psnusylvaata avenue, between
18th aad l3th street1. - sAs usD ~
YOUNG MEMS CHRisfIAaN ASSOCIATION
corner esh and D sGrests. would rsDectfaliy IN
site al thess yho have been dssiias Eith the old
antee 10 Be g eoo6 and eonDlets - can be found
9. P. WRIsLEY
seI-lm Corner 9Th and streets,
Evening star., 1869-09-08
Alexandria and Vicinity.
he Cosetse of last eyening has the following

The G0setk Of last evening mas the following
items:
CA1DlpArxs yoR TIE HOUSE or DsL..
eArRs.-In addition to the names Of Reuben
Johnston, Esq and Colonel Charles e. Stuart,
that OF +. L. Smith, jr., prominent young
lawyer Of this city, is spoken Of, as will be
seen by notice IN another column OF to.day's
Ga.ette among the Conservatives, In connec.
teoE viii the vacant seat IA the next House of
Delegates of member from this county. r. r.
lArnstrone, Il is thought by some. viii be the
candidate OF the Radicals for tie poeition.
HORSE THIU.-Oopstable J. T. Barnett OF
this city, was IN 0sorsstown yesterday on the
lookout for the partner Of Barney Moore alias
Vim. Taylor, colored. who was arrested in
Waahipkfo In st week for stealing horse froc.
Mr.. s. Y. Boz d. Of this county, and who since
vas brought 70 this city on q reqaisltiou and
committed to jail here for trial, bat was un.
able TO lay hands on him, In consequence OF
ms having left that city. Il, l,s- s..T. -
AneLuo In conssq aence Of the prevailing
drought the water IN Shs Potomac hes become
:sishtiy brrckish. up as high as .ai. city; and
nan that are usually caught twenty and thirty
miles below here, are taken in comparatively
large numbers in this immediate nesGhborhood.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

CHOLERA BRBEDER The attention of the
ward comm issiouer or health officers is called
10 the pump on the southwest corner OF Penn.
sylvania avenue and 1lth street A pool of
green snd stlgnant water has settled around Il
and the stencil is unbearable.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS NANITrE r. DRAPER VIII BIZ.
vi epen her Private Glasses on the. 20rH or
skPTnMRI RIB. at uo, $50 18th street, betw ween @
and II. The instruction in English, French,
Latin and Music viii be prscticM. aad thor oush. .
co.rse Of IL Light Gy%n.sstic., yish n.sie: viii
fers 90 President Grant, whose children she in.
struets. Also. to Rev. j. P. Newman. d. q Rev.
Wv. Tudor, kev. ysbez Fox, Hon Charles Sum
ner, o. s. s., Brissdier General q. ID. Townsend,
ls Gisr AHp iHP f5dsfsH
This institution, recently under the charge Of
key ChaIles q Ho.rse; viii be reopened BY Prof.
s, 1852 in the Friends Meeting House, on street
r nth, between 18th and 18th streets west
viii be and no one viii be retained whose
infiuenee is found to be Injurious to the school.
Ballautyne, No. s19 7th street, and q. A. Whit
taker Co., corner 7th and u sts. au6-tocs
MEDICAL DIPARIME.T or GEORG
lvx TOWN COLLEGE.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

THH first grand picnic of Herndon Lodge,
No 5, Ancient Order OF Good Fellows, will be
given at LPffer's Washington City Garden,
New York avenue and 1st street, this evening
and every preparation mas been made for the
enjoy ment Of the company.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

ACcIDENT.-This morning. the hose lrrla re
OF franklin Company, No =, Sas on the way
TO the fire in the First Ward, and while turn.
ing into 18th street from Pennsylvania avenue
1t was upset aud Robert johnson. Frank NY.
ers and another member OF the company were
thrown on and bruiZrd.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

Now THAT THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS are re.
opening, parents should attend the reconstruc.
ton Of the wearing apparel Of the Boys, their
young ideas will shoot better II they are clothed
in the stylish Fall Suits sold at Oak Hall. 40
1th street, opposite Post Once.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

COOP NEWS FOR CORPORATION EMPLoYRRs
mayor Bowen has made arrangements for the
payment of the laborers and the other EN-.
paid during the present week. The plymeut
Of the school teachers and Of members Of the
police force will follow soon.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

WAsHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Inc northern draw IN the railroad bridge at
the Long Bridge, which was takea ID day or
two ego for rep plirs, has been replaced, and
freight trains cross the bridge as usual The
resumption OF passenger travel over the road
Will, II is supposed, be commenced in q short
time
Evening star., 1869-09-08

MONEY SoID.-At the twenty fourth mept.
ing Of the First Cooperative Buildlas Associ-
ations, held il Potomac Hall, South Washing.
ton. on Monday evening, so.5cO was sold az an
average Of l62 per cent. premium.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
LARGE VASES,

Received this morning, At Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. 436 Pennsylvania avenue,
between * and 9Th streets
Evening star., 1869-09-08

FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR for good Cantor
Flannel Drawers tor Men and Boys.
6,1,l: ADAMsoNs, 5U6 9th street
Evening star., 1869-09-08
siIi6r school .es sSIs skD GIRLS.

WIN commence tts Eleventh Annual Session,
September sth.
ne patropaee OF those Who wish To place their
ment wiz reoetye conscientious and assid nous at
tlon, 70 earnestly solicited In addition 90 : lib-
erai patronage, Mrs. Peck hes the pleasure Of re-
iernng TO key. Or. A. ID Gsllette. Rev DR. p
Hill, hev Or Parker, Rey. J. n. Coenb. Rev
:: v: Lewfs, y: X Heener, ~. D. auz I'm.
Hx BOYS HHoLIsH AND CLASSICAL
HIGH SCHOOL
Min resume its duties skPrEABER 6rH. IN tue
Church The Principal may be addressed throush
the Post Omee, or, after the 1sh instant. he msS
De seen at the school Room from 20 s . m
CiIeuiars % be he'd st the Bookstores
au NV j. ~. HUSr,A NJ PrincipaI
Evening star., 1869-09-08

MR.. J. L. MILLER informs us that his new
Billiard Hall, over the National Theatre will
be completed and opened to the public ts-mor.
row mOroing. Messrs. Davis Coll,nsworth,
two well-known billiardists, VIII play mat ch
at ~ d. m.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

A FOUNDLING.-Last night q colored female
infant, about six weeks old, was left on the
doorstep OF house 22O I'd street west Letween
b street and Maryland avenue, and 1t was
cared for by colored woman living In the vi.
clnity The facts were reported to officers
Hollingburger and Ormand, who on making
inquiry ascertained thar two white women and
one colored woman were teen to leave the
place a few moments before the child was dis.
covered.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
SCOTCH "TARTAN" PLAID SUITS,
Scotch 'Bannockburn,"
Fall Overc0ats
r Ill OveTcO0tS,
Boys Clothing,

Childfens' Garibaldis,
and large and varied stock of the latest styles
OF piece goods for custom department at the
popular Oak Hall Clothing and Customer Tail.
orlng House, AGO 7th street, opposite Post
ONCE. &
Evening star., 1869-09-08
TEE O0LU6BIAN sIHTNARY.

Tbs Institution, designed O. Youns Lsdie,,
hheadsmy Tor fnstrpcIion in ell the ordinar,
hisher branches Of scolIessafe Genre ,oS,odins :
Dressing, Painting, Aueic. and the modern Ian.
corner Of 18th and II streets Sc pteG6er ia ,sss
pns frlneipels are Miss Lydis Fletcher. formerly
latterly one Of the Haculty of the Bslfimere r.
male COLLEGE. and Miss Cecilia Day, 9 lady OF
s.est eerience IN eeaehins assisted o. learned
thsir intentioe 20 use ali their eforts 70 render
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