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Evening star., 1869-08-09
- Nashville has a midnight mission.
- The French cabal-The Imperial Mi,

The French cabal-The Imperial Minis.
0Pleasure trips to Suez are Organizing i'm
Paris. in
~Kining a ca. is cruelty to animals IN
Montreal, and costs $40. -
~1linois Is the first northern state to organ.
ize colored men as part of toe militia.
SSnobs who are ssepgaged'i wear little
straw nas win blue wells ued about them.
Sr,n0s,apny OF the period-speiling the
month OF October thus: August
ga secret Temperance movement is wor-
rying jersey City. The heproject is 20 orgsnizs s.
new party.
- The Democrats of New Mexico have
nominated Recate Romero for delegate 20 t,on-
gress.
SMnles sell rapidly in the west az from
sl35 20 sl65 each. They are mu:h used on
street railways.
~ "A hundred Chinamen are going 20 start a
Auhdry IN Chicago. They have the monopoly
OF that business IN San Francisco.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
Isy Bs"kerf sna Brokerr rkrapA Jane, N

lBy Beskers' and Brokerf Telegraph, ya.et N
Gassdtcdy, operator.
Lewis johnson Il 20 quote stocks and bond =
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW fokK, Aug. s.-Second Board-U. - Sc.
lse1, coupon, l2&S; 5.20s, ieoa. sou eona i25,
1soA coupons, 1894 l60A coupons, I23a; lso5,
coupon. neW. ls2S; AsoS, l5Q, coupon
12e4; Saws, 1865. coupor, i22s; lo-s0's 9 sup..
ll5Ai Currency &c, IN: PactAc Mail
seS; OHIO q Miaiasippi OsruGcases az.
Marfposa, sSi Atianuc Mail, none; Oanto
5SS; Cumberland, sax; Western Union Tel.
Graph, 3k; Quickstivsr. lsK; Boston WaIe,
Power, l5k: New York Osnrral, sliH; Hue
son, ls6hi Reading, 97&; Michigan Oen
ual, 131; Michigan Southern, I0sx; Illinoi.
Oentral. l4i; Cleveland and PittsbarR, iO7
Nortnwsst 9IS; DO. prsf'd. 99k; cleveland A
Toledo, none kock Island. ll6S; Fert Wayne
l53ki Alton 4 Term aauts, 36, Toledo snd
WaoAsn, 4k; Adams Express, ssk; Wells,
Fargo q %. Express, eoa; UnItsd Stases Er,
press, 81; American Exprsss, si: Mer.
chAnu' Union, 10; OhicaGo q Alson, Iss;
DO: prsferrsd, leA. Market strong. Gold,
13eSai3eA.
fBy Cable.l
LoHpon, Aug. 2. I y. m.-Uonsols, %, aQlg
bonds, s3k, quiet and steady. Illinois, " :
Erie. 10 alsA. Atlantic, 2iS.
fhAHK1oRr, p. m.-Bonds, s. sassk.
LIVERPOOL p. m.-Ootton closes a shade
ff0er: sales 1e,G00 bales. Middline Uplands
l2S Middling Orleans, l3aI3Y.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
FINANCIAL AND CouMpncr.l

The statement OF the associated hanks ID,
New York fcrthe week ending SATURDAY. mas..
rather an unfayoraole exhibit IN the eoutiuue
REDUCTION Of the legal reserve. No,vith,tana.
ing the gain OF 81 .Ooa.opo In cotu from the s.le
OF mar amount daring the week oy the Gov
eminent the balance Of speeie bad deerexset
Sl.c<osoee. with total shipments for the wees
amounting 70 only Sl,Slo.00o. while the legal
eorhood Of s,aWo-uak,ur total Ios.
VI hwiei money reserve OF sl,els.wO.
AS.nst tnis IN Increased expansion OF over
iouI ana quarter millions in the item OF
reney REPRESENTED bv an incrp a.e 4 n ths a. o.
posits OF over tAree ana three-Quarter mill,an.
mus adding 20 the habilitles OF the banks win
oot stfeeetnentne thetr condition. The aupount
held In lawful money IN excpss Of tns ,w.r,.
nve per cent legal reserve shoWs q reductiea a.
two and three-q aarter millions
Evening star., 1869-08-09
Raltimore Markets, Ts.day,

BAITInoR1, August 9.-Cotton dun and
prices nominally At BY Flour dull; Howard
Streeteupernne, S6as6 50i do. extra, Ss 75sS7 so:
do. family, Ss.25a&e City Mills supernne, Ssa
- 50 do extra, s67sa$s; do family, IS 50aS 10 5n
western. superfine, s6.2Sas6.75; do. extra,
So.lSas5.25i do. family, s7.75ass.SO. Wheat
nm red 81 s5a&l6S. Corn steady; whit,
Sl6s; yellow, el.ll. Oats, 6Oael. Rye, si.sO
Pork hrm az e3saS34.JO. Bacon active; rIb
sloes, - sal9ki clear do. 19k; shoulders, 49,;
at 81 I5asi.l6
Evening star., 1869-08-09
HRAVY FAVT.uRR

NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The dry goods commis.
sion house of B owers, Beekman 4 10. has sns-
pended. The liabilities are estimated ar
S3,0O0,00o. The failure is attributed 70 the
steady decline in woolens and the depression
in the " ooleA trade
Evening star., 1869-08-09

iH8 NATIONAL LABOR UNIoN.-The forth.
coming session OF the National Labor Union
promises to be large and most important
gatnering. The body which con venes in Phila.
gates from trades unions in all parts of the
country, including California and several
southern States. Several questions relative %
iapor Will engage the attention Of the Conyen.
ton, including the Chinese question. the eirht.
nonr question, and the Apprenticeship q1es.
uon. IL is generally conceded that the succes.
sor OF the late President. Mr.. William H. Syl.
ei this city. An effort will be made to ra,se
the salary OF the President whereby he NAV be
enabled to devote his entire time to the cause
WINE tne Con vention u In session, evening
mass meetings will BE- held General Rutler
tne Hon. samuel Gary, Senator Sprague of
Rhode Island, and others have promised to
ma ko addresses.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
BaItimsre stock Market Te-day.

4e4 bid, ieS asked: do le66, SO bid, 5s asked; do
1857, So bid, 81 asked. North Carolinas, old,
Sojs bid, IS asked; do. new, 81 bid.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This AfternssA's Dispatches.
DESrRUCFvvr rUpr.

NEW YORK, August 9th-A block of build.
ings in the village of Yonkers, bounded by
Atherton, Dock and Owen streets, ana Wells
avenue, ware burned last night involving a
loss of about S2UO.OO0, on which there is bur A
small insurance. The fire is supposed to have
been the work Of an incendiary Among the
buildings consumed were Acherts & uicks'
steam saw mills, ]. f. Parsons lumber ward
Henry Brewster's lumber yard, Stewards STA.
bies, Yea0ar's real estate ONCE, and q large
number OF dwellings.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

The EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN IRRLANp.-The
most important religious news We have 70.
celved from England for a long time is tire
announcement that the Irish bishops I'VE
presume, OF couree) OF the Prote slant Episcopal
Cnurch, taithough il is not so expressed) have
resolved that general synod shall assemble
at an early day, IN which the laity as well as
the clergy shall be represented, and also to
convene the provincial synods, to consider
ioeal CHANGES necessary to be made in the
church. This will be the first meeting OF a
synod OF the English Church in the British
isles IN which lay representation has ever
oDtalhed recognition. So long as the Church
was an establishment connected with the gov
ernment, parliament and the Queen retained
IN their own hands the entire power to regulate
us anairs. The bishops were members of the
Rouse OF Peers for that reason; but with the
dlsestablishment Of the Church in Ireland and
the cessation OF the right Of Irish bishops TO
seats In the House, the Church in ireland
resumes its right to self-government, and there.
tore It's synods will be importan. bodies The
form OF government for the Church in ireland
mas yet TO be provided, and this is the principal
o6Iect for which these meetings are to be held.
Phlfd, American.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
Wall Street Ta.Ns

NEw roRK, Aug. 9-Stocks stsady and NJ irm
Money steady and firm at Ca per cent. Ex-
4f. lO-iU's, coupon. l5X. North Carolina Sc.
old, 55; new, 81. Virginia 6's, ex-coupon
57i new, CO...
New York Flour and Grain Market To-day
NEW YORK, August 9.-Flour l5a20 cts better
Wheat 5alOc better. Corn quiet and rrm.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
.SHOT HIS son FOR A BURGLaR.

CLEVBLAND, o., August 9.-This morning
rnnsp Siilmartn, proprietor OF the Lake
view House, supposing him to be a bur.
Hiar, shot and instantly killed his con,
Thomas Gilmartin, while the latter was al.
tempting TO enter the house. He has been ar.
rested and held to await an investigation.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BILLS, IRON BIrfERs.

ELLIS IhON BiIIEhS.
.~lEenrich the blood and prevent it from becom.
ies Nseery and weak, eiye healthy eompieIion, i,
are very psistsBe These Stssrs are ana
ed TO all persons requiring . ssfe ana vain Able
tonic to fmDart tone and strength TO the systsm.
not siven BY bitters merely stiMulant in their
effects, which, although they may possess tonic
yss,StcSls S prcIss;iss cannot give the strength 10
Prepared By VIM BIlis. Chemist FOR sale In
washington BY kIDWELL SON. Pennsy 'vania
avenue and 18th street. my1-3m
WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
PERRY DAVIS PAIH KlLLBR - really .
valuable medicsment, and unlike most OF the
patented articles Of the day. 10 used By many
physicisps. II 10 particularly desirable in loca-
lions where physicians are not near, and in fami-
lies viii often the necessity Of sending cut at
midnight for doctor. A bottle should be kept in
even house Boston NarelI1. jyN.lm
YRRING BUT NOBLE.
sELB-HBLP FOR YOUNG MEN, Who having
Erred, desire . betteF MANHOOD. sent in sealed
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATIONS, Box p
PHILADELPHIA, Pa nv 10 eoam
Evening star., 1869-08-09

SENIOR ]. MARIsCAL, the new Minister from
Mexico, together with some Of the members OF
the Legation, are at Willard's.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

COMPULSORY EDUCATION IN OoNNRcrIour.
Connecticut, which has a. rood a common
school system as there is in the United States,
now virtually compels children to avail
themselves OF its advantage The last Gen.
eral Assembly passed q Law which reouires
tnree months schooling each year a. tue legal
conoitlon OF employing minors under fourteen
years OF age II any manufacturer or other
per- on snail hire minor contrary to the
provision OF the law, he forfeits 500 TO the
State treasury Tor eacn offence. The schools
OF tne state are tree TO all, and now the poor
est people are compelled to educate their
CHILDREN, since their employment is absolutely
condluonal upon such education. 1t ls noted
thar the man ufacturers throughout the State
cordially approve Of the new law, and only a
Few iaboring men oppose it.
sIThe Annapolis Gazetts says: "From
BALTIMORE Roughs, SO Lord, deliver us %
ga large force Of Chinese laborers has
oeen engaged to work upon a Georgia railroad
"a Women's Suffrage Convention. to stsr:
tne issue in Ohio, is underlined for CINCINNATI
some time in September --'
~Lovipg wife, at Long Branch. .srhe
norrid surf makes me keep my mouth shut ~
sarcastic husband: "Take some of n home
with you"
- Tne Nashville Chrislian Adyocta is dis.
cHsslng the question, "Are Democrats su plec,s
OF salvation 2"
" A man named Harris died a few davs
since in Pearson County, N. G., from having a
lootn pingeed with foil, which proves TO be
Evening star., 1869-08-09

The MUNICIPAL AUrHoRITIBs of Virginia
City have rendered Vice President Colfax the
hospitslities Of the city, and appointed a com.
mittee to meet him at Reno.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

oeveRnDsns Oseaptues
WAeHIHefox, Aueust 2, rsos.-Jsv ,oor. q
%. nniah ne ioaloW1nS laoeas,sas of Gov
Evening star., 1869-08-09

DENNIS J. TooHEY, formerly clerk in the
ONCE Of the Secretary of the Treasury, and
sabseq quentIy chief clerk to Gen. Wisewell, is
one Of two 9entiles just elected to the Utlh
Legislature, defeating the Mormon candidates
for those positions.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

CUBAN AFFA1Rs.-StrIngent rules for the
coiectlon OF the customs for revenue have
o. an put in force by the Captain General, and
already the receipts show a remarkable in :
crease heavy rain prevents military one.
rauons In the interior. The negroes on the
various estates are suffering from want of
1000, and are becoming troublesome Cholera
mas broken out among the Spanish detachments
sIatioaeo on the plantations. In three skir-
mlshes recently near Cinco Villas twenty
insurgents were killed. Prominent citizens
VINO had been released from confinement have
Deen again arrested by order OF Count Val
maseda, and sent to Manzanillo, despite the
Iact that some OF them are dangerously sick.
Ihey are compelled to travel by land TO
ayamo, where military courts are the only
The Spanish trocre operating against the in.
surgents have been reinforced by all the DIS.
pcsable troops on the island. Active opera.
lions are to commence as soon as the rainv sen.
SON IS over. Several skirmishes are reported
in the Cinco Villas district in which the Snsn.
lards were defeated with an aggregate loss of
nearly four hundred men. Two hundred and
twenty-five hllibusters, from Ohio Indiana
ana kentucky, landed in Cuba on the 23th-
PROBABLY those who left Florida recentIy-apd
succeeded in joining the forces OF Gen. o ne.
sada Two hundred and fifty hllibnsters, who
LETT Florida on the 4th inst, have also reached
Cuba; and another fllibustering expedition is
said to be organizing at New York.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

JOHN w. BAGLsY has been appointed Deputy
Naval Oficer at San Francisco
Evening star., 1869-08-09

THE RCoCNTERPKiTING OF the revenue stamps
Is carried on to sdch an extent that department
is thinking OF recalling the whole OF the pres
ent issue, changing the designs, and having
the work, now done by contract in various
paris OF the country. carried solely under
the supervision Of the Government.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

FEARS are entertained at the Navy Depart
ment that the Sem mole has met with some mis-
nap. She was despatched from Norfolk some
weeks since to capture the pirate Telegraph,
which has been preying upon American ves-
GELS. The Seminole was last heard of at st.
Thomas, about a week since.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

AFTER THEN.-Hon. &. NJ. Hamilton, mem.
Der Of Congress from Florida, is here for the
purpose of urging the Secretary OF the Navy
to remove all employees IN the Pensacola Navy
Yard who do not support the Administration.
There are several hundred persons employed
in and about the ward.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

PROPOSED NEW DKFARTMENr BUILDING
1t is thought that Congress will, at the next
session, authorize the demolition Of the War
and Navy Department buildings, and the erec-
tion, on the site occupied by them, OF a build.
ing similar TO the Treasury Department, to be
occupied by the War and Navy offices.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

1NrsRNAL RRvKNUR.-The receipts from
this source to-day We're So20,204.27.
Evening star., 1869-08-09
THH TRNUKssRr E1.rcrIo,

THs TRNNEssRI ELBCTION-Tae Mem L,oi,.
totGre and Ex-President Jehason.-Additlonal al
returns indicate that Senter's majority NAV
reach $1,000. Bot few counties give maiorities
Ior Stokes. As far as heard from the Stats
SeIate stands s:-Conservative YES, I6; a majority
OF conservative Republicans, with five dis.
uIcts 10 hear from. The House of Representa-
lives stands s:-Conservatives,4 IS; CONSERVATIVE
Republicans, 4; Stokes Republicans, 4.
The Memphis Avalanche claims victory for
universal suffrage, but the Appeal and Ledger
claim that 1t was tor white mans government
and general reformation.
Knoxville dispatch says The election of
tne following members of the Legislators from
LAST Tennessee, who are In favor of ex. Presi.
dent johnson for United States Senator, is con-
eeded STACK, Curl, Legerwood, Farmer,
LuttreIi: Clemenston, James, Pearson, Ovens.
MeGauEhey, McClary, Harrison, Keeney,
Spears, Wallace, Millcap, White. and Self, and
Fleming, probably, for johnson. 1t is probable
that twenty-five of the thirty. i've East Teuues
see members will be for johnson. His election
Is now considered certain, and his friends are
very lubilant. Middle and West Tennesses
are almost solid Democratic; the Lexislature
three .fourths anti.Republican. Measures for
calling constitutional convention are already
oelng discussed. Many Republicans refused 70
vote, but Stokes polled nearly full Rspubli.
can vote Brewnlow PROCESSES surprise at the
election returns, and says the Conservative
triumph Is greater than he expected.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

HON. JOHN HITz, Swiss Consul General, 3
Just returned here from a visit to the Swiss
Colonies in the north west and reports they are
in prosperous condition. Mr. Hitz thin ks
that the ensuing season will witness an in
creased emigration of his countrymeu. Many
Of them will 60 to the West, but he thinks the
greater portion will try their fortunes in the
mountain lands OF Virginia, East Tennessee
and N orth Carolina.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

MASTER HALLoCK, son OF the Rev Mr..
Hallock, who, it will be remembered, was
burned to death at the Mast Hope disaster ON
the Erie railroad, was on Saturday appointed
a messenger in the Office Of General Spinner at
the Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

ADMIRAL HoFF-Dispatches have reached
Rear Admiral Hon, commanding the squadron
in Cuban waters, ordering him to leave the
squadron in charge of the senior officer next
in command at once, and report, with his nag
ship, the Albany, at Portsmouth, N. H. He
will be home in a few DAYS
Evening star., 1869-08-09

SCARCITY OF FRACTIONAL LCURRRNCY.-OnIy
$4,000 in ten cent notes remain in the vaults
OF the Treasury Department, all Of the trac-
tional currency of other denominations having
been issued. There is a great demand from
all parts OF the country for change, and much
complaint is made Of the Bank note companies
for their failure to furnish a sufficient supply
for circulation.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

TUE NRw STATE DEPARTMENT BUILDING
The commission to select q site for the new
State Department building-composed Of Sec
retaries Fish, Rawlins, Boutwell,, and Cox,
General Michler, Mr. Clarke, architect OF tia
Capitol, and MIR. Mullett, architect Of the
Treasury-havs had the subject under consid-
GRAFTON, but as yet have not arrived at any
definite conclusion. 1t is thought they will
recommend that the new building be erected
on the public reservation at the corner Of 18th
and i streets.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

NATIONAL LOAN OFFICE, s1II 9Th street.
~ near Pennsylvanis avenue ROBERT Full.
Real Estate, Diamonds. Watches, Dry Goods, Fur.
niture, Pianos, and all kinds OF Personal Proper
" u. .R.-The highest cash price paid for the
sarne. Open every day except Sundays, from
a. y. t. .. ~. esly
Evening star., 1869-08-09

SECRETARY RoBEsoN returned here on Sat.
urday evening, but will leave again to.mor.
morrow, after the adjournment Of the Cabinet,
on his tour Of inspection to the varioos navy
yards. The party will sail from Annapolis on
the steamer Tallapoosa.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

NAVAL ORDERs-Enslgn William q Strong
has been ordered to the New York Navy Yard
from the 18th Of September next.
Assistant Paymls,er A u. Greely to the
Nyack ON the lst of September, ia place of
Assistant Paymaster II. II. 3. Harris. deta ned
from that vessel and ordered home.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

GBNIRAL +. T. DENT returned to the city
yesterday from his Wes,sra trip.
Evening star., 1869-08-09

MIR. FRANCIS H. SMITH, Congressional pho.
nographer, will leave here this afternoon to
rejoin his family in Connecticut, he not hav.
ing seen them since his return from the Pacific
coast, where he accompanied the Ways and
Means Committee
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES.
HRApoUARrERs FIRsT MILITARI DisrRIcr,
OFFICE CRIRF CoANIssr or oLsgbsIsrhsok' ,ak'

HEADQUARTERS FTRsr military DIsrRIor,l
OFFICE CnIKF COAHIss, Y or bVBsIsrknok,
RICHAOSD, Va, Feb, ~, lHo.
Sealed proposals (which must be In duplicate,
with copy Of this Ad ertsement attached 70 eaeh)
FRIDAY, the e6.h i6stAni ,toI supp ne United
articles, ,NlIs
small Size, packed In casks.
oD barrels Extra Virginia FLOUR, city mills
preferred.
% barrels Family Virginia FLOUR. straight
iDO pounds Of RIO COFFEE. green. in double
sacks.
900 pounds Of COMMON soAP.esull to samples
TO be seea a this oniee In strong boxes strapped
i,S pounds KDAMANTIYB CANDLES, full
weight, SIS, In strong boxes suitable for shipping
Bach bid must be accompanied by q fair sample VI
the article or articles offered.
Blank forms furnished at this Office, together
with any further infOTmAtion that may be desired
slpplles accepted under this advertisement must
be delivered at The United States Subsistence Depot,
No, l2l5 Cary street, Richmond. Va, on o. oetore
the Sth day Of March. lS, subJssi ioi ihspseuon
| Of the underuignSd.
| By order Of Breyet Mai 0en 4; o hANon' O0m'
miSSary General Of fsub''''s%SSsi 4 0gIpRRKIN.
Breyst Major and Chief c, s., First Military bis.
| tTict. iopAAN
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
toyrforAL.l
AmusnnEsrs.

Wallis OPERA HousH.--A fair house was
assembled last evening at Wallis to witness
the wonderful and marvellous performances
Of the Gregory's. All who 20 TO see this
peculiar family or troupe are sure to be
pleased, and como away feeling that the en-
tertainment Is one that Il viii pay to see
more than once. Three evenings more and
matinee on Saturday afternoon will con-
cludc their stay in Washington. Price Of
admission at the matinee Is thirty -nvc cents
for adults and children ffteen cents.
The NATIONAL THEATRE. = "Humpty-
Dumpty" continues to draw good houses,
and all agree that II is placed upon the stage
In a very attractive style. II runs very
smoothly. The skating party, the lady upon
the vclocipedc, and drill performance, are
all well done. Tho concluding tableax Is
well worth seeing. There has been no pro-
sentation upon the boards at the National
this season, In the limo Of this play, more
worthy Of public attention.
DAVENPORT BRorHERs.-Thesc brothers
will give their second seances tonight at
Metzerott Hall. The performance does not
afford theme for criticism, as no one can
toll what occasions the effects produced by
the brothers. Many theories are suggested
as the probable cause Of these Manifestations,
but none can know fully what is the cause,
though each and all are entitled to their
opinions Go and see for yourselves.
CAsrERBURY.-The Canterbury Is wide
awake rs usual and is having Its share Of
public patronage. All goes morrily there,
and those fond Of lively times can and all
they desire In this line at this place.
MErzsRorr HALL.-olc Bull, with some
other good performers who como among us
highly recommended, will give two concerts
at Metzerott's noxt week, the frst to come
of ION Wednesday evening.
ODD FELLows' II ALL.-That musical pro-
dizzy, Blind Tom, visits Washington next
week and will give some four or Ave Of his
rare musical entertainments at Odd Fellows
Hall. Tom always draws In this city.
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
Business College.
RESOLVE and ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoRNBa or SEyBNTH AND D SrRRKrs,
Ss SEatmpess S6 2 StEeetp

wIsHfSsf6E. B,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and mld aged men aud women TO engage
Of others,
The branches taught are; Business Practice.
business, business and Ladies' Penmsnship, Busi-
ness, Arithmetic, ,gtammaI, Correspondence.
mereiai Law.
,student., arc permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen.
In O. separate department, instructed by compe-
tent lady teachers,
RATES OF TUITION A scholarship, good for
unlimited time In colleges located In important
cities Of the country se5 Local scholarships, good
for one year from date Of Issue, go Tickets for
three months, t30I for one month, go
All tuitiona PAYS in advanosi when paid in
install ments the rates are ten per cent higher
Sessions are held day and evening
Glasses In french In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
Concrete Pavement
II. .. ALIDN,
MANUFACTURER OF LINE.

AND
Dealer In Plaster, Cement, Hair,
-tkc., &C., &C..
KILNs ON ROCK CREEK, -
BETWEEN ! AND X STREETS,
nFFICE No 500 STREET, -
(ReAI Of Metropolitan Hotel.
Cement and Plaster at New York prices.
ku2a-f
The national Republican., 1869-02-25
pANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

To all the creditors Of W. r. DoIIBE, who have
proved their claims;
You are hereby notified 10 appear bsfore the su-
lTeme Court OF the District Of CoiumbiA, dtunE In
BAnkru on the 2Tth day " februAIy, lo,p, at
10 o'clock, q. IN, at the CITY Hail, WAshtnGton
City, to Shpw cause why discharge from ali his
You are also notified that the ID and 81 meeting a. Of
said bankrupt creditors viii be held before the
ReEistsr At the same time aud place.
~ '' DAVID s. OooDINa,
U, ). Marshal Of D. c., a. hssssngcg,
Test RI, MLIOs, Clerk, teblbk9a,