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Evening star., 1869-09-10

lRlSE RHPUBLICAN AssoCIArroy-At a
,exuiar monthly meeting Of the Irish Repub.
hean Association, held last night ar WINS,
nan, tthe President, p. II. Donnegan in the
cnalr,) Mr.. G. L. 81. Clair offered resolu,ions
Suioeisuc ~ the character and services Of Gen
John a Rawlins, deceased late Sacretarv Of
War, which were adopted, and Nessrs st
Clair, Jasper NJ. Whitly, and G. + McCiiII
were appointed committee to convey q COPY
OF them 20 the President of the United States
and the Secretary was also directed to trans :
init them 10 the family OF the deceased
Several gentlsmen were proposed for mem
bershlp. whose names Were properly referred
A motion 10 appoint a committee to procure q
nall more suitable for the meetings OF the asso-
ciation excited some discussion. which was
participated in by Messrs. s.. Clair, Dalton
Dananar, and Capt. Mcmahon, after which
the motion 70 appoint q committee was lost
Addresses were then made oy Dr. j. T.. Snod
grass and Professor Green, after which tn
meeting adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

fIRHs An alarm of fire was sounded from,
box IL Delaware avenue and street) about
t4 O'Clock last night, caused by the explosion
OF coal OIL lamp In the house OF Mrs. Barnes
~ delaware avenue, between II ana streets
Mrs. b. was engaged in filling the lamp from
n pitcher, when II exploded, setting the room
on nre and burning Mrs. BIS hand The
neIgnoors extinguished the fire. The fremen
and police were promptly on the spot but
their services We're not needed.
Aoout2A O'Clock this morning Oficer Acton.
OF The Sixth Precinct, turned in an alarm from
boz 36. corner Of 12th and N streets, for q fire
IN the cellar Of the drugstore Of @. H. Haup,
corner OF 18th and " streets. and the fremen
and police were promptly on the ground, and
succeeded In exuneuishing the flames. 1t is
supposed that an incendiary made an entrance
through The back cellar and set fire 20 the
goods. The loss Is between four and five nun
dred dollars.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

ANNIVERSARY OF BEACON LODGE OF ODD
fEI EILOWs-Last evening, Beacon Lodge, No
Is, l. U y. p, celebrated Its twenty-ffth an
lyersary by an entertainment in the saloon of
Odd Fellows Hall. which was attended by the
friends OF the lodge and many ladies' The
stage was occupied by the officers OF the lodge
prayer BY Chaplain N. Mullikiu; and Noble
6rand Hatch, who presided, made some an
propriate Introductory remarks The George
town masonic Cnoir-Col. Seligson, director,
and Messrs. Il. Nordnnger, ]. l.. Parkhurst
and George Weltzerich, first tenors; Dr. F. T.
Towe and DIR. ). Barbarin. second tenors:
r. W. Jones, II A. Gross and J. II. Hood
nrst base; r. w. bowman, J. ID. Robinson
and W. p Dunwoodie, second base-accom.
panied by Prof. Otto Frank on a ChickerIng
piano. Furnished by EllIs,l sang Welcome
Stier read a history of the lodge, in which be
referred TO the fact that one of the charter
members, who was Its first Noble Grand,
when lne order met in the City Hall, Mr.. J.
w. Colley,) was still an active member OF the
lodge, and TO the further fact that during the
twenty live years of its existence Jq5 persons
have been initiated. Mr.. +. w. Clarke per-
formed solo on the piano, and Capt w. J.
Hynes read a poem written for the occasion
by Mrs. A. l.. X. Dufour. Mr.. + A Chase
"fairest Maiden" and was loudly encored,
The Heart Bowed Down." ACCOMMODATING
himself on the piano Mr.. Clarke performed
ansiher solo, after which Grand Secretary
Sweet delivered an Grafton, In which he re-.
viewed the oblect, aims and the work OF the
order. especially In this District. Col. Seligson
and Mr. ChaSe sang. with fine effect the duet
"Aprile Master Suman (seven years Of age)
sang "Captain Jinks," in costume, and was
loudly sneored, and the entertainment on the
stage was concluded by the Georgetown Ma
sonic Cnoir singing parting song. The COM
pany, however, did not part al this time, for a
mint having been given that cream and cake
with other good things, would be provided, it
was not long before plentiful supply Of con-
leenoaeIy, fruits. &e., was served and dis
cussed amid social condition. This lodge is IN
nourishIng condition at this time, having a
We'll hlied treasury and an increasing roll of
members.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

~Robert Bonner, OF the New York Led,er.
bought the use OF the New York PARK ZEN eesSnr
one day on Tuesday for &s0o. ~ an ad yersisise
- The New York World says Mas IL nah
Blight has swallowed twelve percusslon cans
and Is, in Consequence, afraid TO SIT down
- II h stated that the Daughters of Rehacc,
In Maine are going for the temperance eana,.
cate Tor Governor Hichborn. This. says the
New York Herald, is ute natural The iadiss
generally go for any small party that Is ne WV
Four female editors and one doc.ress viii
lalk at the Cincinnati Woman Sutra "a (lon.
vention.a SoAA>
~One in the profession says thar in tr,xa,.
ing through the streets OF Caicaeo. Al evsrv
iour rods one meets q spiritual elairyoyant.
Thompson" n'ie vi
Evening star., 1869-09-10
Baltimore Markets, Te.dav

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1O.-Cotton dull and
nominal1y ut 81 Flour firm and advanced
twenty-five cents. Howard Street superfine.
S6aS65O; do. extra, S650aS7.75: do. family.
SsaSS City Mills superfine. S6as6. 75 do extra.
superfine, S6a26.50; do. extra, s6 5Oas7 rs: do
family, S7.5OaSe The water for milling pur
poses is very low. Wheat firmer and steady
at Quotations; prime to choice red, 81 5Sa
Si.5I. Corn firm and scarce: prime whiteSi .25a
Si.2o prime yellow Sl.2f. Oats active at 6Oa62
Rye nominal at S110aSI15 Pork quiet at
S33.5Oas3. Bacon active; RIB sides, Is 4: clear
DO. ~; shoulders, 16k; hams 2ia25. Lard quiet
at baby. Whisky brisk at sI.l4aSl.l5.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

CIGARMAKERs' INTERNATIONAL CoNyRN.
rIoN.-At the session Of the Gigarmakers' In.
ternatonal Convention In Chicago this week
resolutions were adopted "that the President
OF The International Union Is authorized To
issue an amnesty proclamation TO the unfair
men OF our craft" and "that each local union
snail, upon the pas sage OF this resolution, open
their books for the imitation OF all unfair man
working under this jurisdiction upon the pay.
ment Of the Initiation fee. This shall in no
case allow a local union TO elect cigarmakers
VINO may have money indorsed upon their
cards" Eighty.seven unions are Represented
in this convention
Evening star., 1869-09-10

ANOTHER MINING DIsAsTER-Explosion in
!hissoHri.-At the same time thar the Ayond Ale
horror occurred on Monday something simi.
m Missouri. Tne Warren.burg coal mine. AZ
carbon HILL, IN that State, caught fire i'm the
main shan, while fifteen men were in the mine
seven Oh tnem succeeded In getting out by
tnouen tney were badly burned. The remain.
ser were forced TO remain in the mine nntiI
tne nfe was extpguished. when they were res.
jured. 'S A"s"y IN.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
EINR PHOrOGRA

FINE PBoroG GRAPHs.-From the Whitehurst
gallery we have two excellent Photographic
copies Of two of the pictures in the rotundo OF
the Capitol-the Landing of the Columbus, :"
and the "Embarkauon Of the Pilgrims Ihese
pictures are werthy of preservation by visitors
TO the Capitol as souyeniers.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
By Bonkers' and Brokers' TsIeorapA. yau., n
GdssdlUdu onsrofo, 4


GdssdWdy, operator.
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds
In nome and foreign markets as follows:
N1w YORK, Sep. l0.-First Board-U.S 6'a
iei, coupon, 1204; 5.20's, ISo2, coupons. l2l;
Eo4, coupons, 12Oa; 1850 coupons, I2OX; 1866,
coupon, new. ll91; 6.20s, l561, coupon,
lI0k; Currency 6's, iO93; Pacinc Mail C5.'
.eN; ONO and Mississippi Oerti6cates, 3lI:
MAIL Mariposa, % 5; Atlantic Mail, none; Oanton,
graph, 3ex; Quicksilver, Ia; Boston Water
Power, IS e; New York Central, 2Oi1; Huc
son, 1s34; Reading, Sx; Michigan Uentral,
none; michigan Southern, 10lx; Illinois
central, l37; Cleveland and PittsDurg, ll3K:
Northwest, 79x; do. pret'd. sS%; Cleveland L
Toledo: none; Rock Island. nix; Fert Wayne.
s6k; Alton e Terra Haute, SO; Toledo and
Wabash, s7k; Adams Express, 56x; WelI..
Fargo & 10. Express, Is; United states Ex.
press, 81 -; American Express. 36x Mer-
chants' Union, II I; chicago & Alton. 15OX;
90: prefsrrsd, l5o2. Market steady. Gold, l35
135k.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

CUBAN PRIvATBRR.-A vessel is now lying
near the Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, which, II
IS asserted, is being rapidly fitted out tor a
Cuban privateer. She is, when loaded, yery
little likely to present much of her hull above
water, and, as she Is swift craft, is likely 10
prove an enective blockade runner. Her arm.
ament consists OF eight long fSs and 100.
pound PARROT gun At the bow. Her crew Will
consist OF English speaking sailors, an Il will
De a large one, in fact thrice the number re.
CURED 10 work her. Runor gives the name
OF the captain as McDermott Another vessel
intended for similar purpose, Is now under
seizure. 1t is said that the Junta has paid the
ohcers three months advance in gold She
Will De coaled shortly, and, when ready, has a
tender TO act in concert with her.-N Y Titass
Evening star., 1869-09-10
LOCAL N E VS..

Amusements, Excursions, Pic.Nies, nc.
ExcuRsIoN TO Norfolk and return on the
steamer CoIt on Mondays and Tnursdavs
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount Vernon a, ,,.
steamer Arrow, AT 10 q. m ,Ae
OnNIBUsss for hire TO picnic parties a,
hARkRITER's ART GALLEY, 4s6 7th street
SMITH STRoSG's ART GALLEY, 2,s =
street.
X. ". on Monday next.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

ASSAULT AND BATTERY AND RESISTING AN
OFFIcER.-Yesterday Jane johnson, colored,
was arrested by Oficer Marks for an assault
and battery on him, and he took her before
Justice Maryman, who committed her to iail
for court 70 answer the charge of assault and
battery and resisting an officer
Evening star., 1869-09-10

DEPARTURE OF TRooPs.-Battery G, First
Artillery. Lieut.. Colonel Elder, and Battery
g, Fifth Artillery Major Kinzer, who arrived
from Fortress Monroe on Wednesday and
formed q portion OF the funeral escort yester-
day, left in the l2Ao train to-day on their
Yafn
Evening star., 1869-09-10

ASSAULT AND BArTRRY.-This morning,
Frederick Warren and VIM. johnson, colored,
were arrested by Ofdcer Bresnahan, charged
with an assault and battery, on complaint of
Mary Lens gan, and the case came up before
Justice Wall, who dismissed the first named,
and held Johnson TO security TO keep the peace
and fined him 81 for dIsorderly conduct.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
The COURTS.

EQUITY COURT, Judge Wylic.-To.day, Parker
VS.. Coyle: order OF reference TO auditor. ne.
Lean VS.. Gaynor; decree pro confe-so against
Jonn Gaynor. Schneider VS.. James decree
appointing solicitors in mechanics lien cases;
trustees TO sell, and they TO resign in favor of
A. =. Bradley. Brown VS.. Brown; order
granting rule TO take testimony.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

HELD TO SECURITY Officer williams, OF
the first precinct, arrested Jerry Wormley
yesterday for petit larceny. the complaint
of John Jackson. and he was held to security
for court by justice Pearson Daniel Webster
was arrested yesterday by the same officer, for
threats towards his wife, and Justice Bates
neld him TO sec urity TO keep the peace.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

The TnACHRRs OF the public schools met
this afternoon al the Miller School Buildin z
and were addressed by Superintendent Rich
ards relative to the government Of the schools,
&c. There was quite large attendance, and
considerable interest was manifested.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

lLL.-Mr. b. Jost, 3 very old citizen of the
District, add for many years liquor dealer in
the First Ward, is lying very low at his resi-
dence, on the Piney Branch road, in the
county, and will probably not live through
the day. HIS disease is Inflammation of the
bowels.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

REcovERING.-Eli Birch. the young man
who shot himself IN the left breast on Tuesday,
Is recovering, the ball having ben extracted
by DIR. Roberts; il having passed from the left
breast 10 the right.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money market shows less &C.
uvity. BUSINESS In commercial paper Is dull
add rates are nominaliy 0 to II per cer
Evening star., 1869-09-10

JeHerson .-..------O I U % , u &
Olvmplc ...--......4 Is , S-i5
Number OF bases on hits-Jefferscn :; OIvm.
PIC. ~ O-'
Home Runs-Lake, I: Young
Double Play-Jenerson, l.
Time OF fGame-Two hours and fifty minutes.
Implre-O- L. Hart, Union Base Ball Cluo.
Seorers-Messrs. Callan and Miller
Evening star., 1869-09-10

OAhsLkssNhse OF DRUsGIsr.-Warrants
N. j., against Gotthold Pape, orureist' ana
ns eIerk, Tor causing the death of an in fant
y caieieeshees In putting up a prescript,on
rape mas HE'D, but the clerk has hem srrested
Evening star., 1869-09-10
Georgetown Advertisements.

TI o. B. M.-Ohiefs and Brothers OF LO.
US GAN TRlBE, No 81 o. r. NJ you are
requested to meet at your Wigwam, corner of
High and Prospect street, GEORGETOWN, on MON
DAY MORNING. l3lh instant, at 8 O'clock 20
partici pate in our public demonstration,
se 10 IT JOHN III. NEWMAN,K K OF w.
N~MRS. Z. W. DEETH, HAVING RE-
us, moved to No. 129 Congress ST., between
Beeil and West. will continue to Press, Preserve
and Bmbalm Natural Flowers In q superior style
Also, desires pupils in Wax Fruit. Flowers, and
Painting, and other Ornamental Work. Sheeted
Wax for sale by the dozen. Terms moderate.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct: Georgetown.
HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS
(NEAkLI MEWl OF A G1NTLEMAN DE.
CLINING HOUeEKEEPING AT AUUTiON.
m On MONDAY MORhING, Sept lS at 10
W O'Clock, will sell. at No. 3 z lst street. be-
HIt tween Potomac and Market streets the
Z sHeusehold Furniture and effects Of a gen.
ueman declining housekeeping. consisting Of
One Walnut Green Rep Parlor Suite
Marble top Sideboard
Oak Dining Extension Table
OAK Dining. Oane Seat and other Chairs
One fine Cottage Suite
Bedsteads. Mattresses and Pillows
Bureaus, Wardrobes and Washstsnds
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Oflcloth and Mating
Cooking and other Stoves
CIOckery, Glass and Tinvare.
with many other articles too numerous to men
Sc Sd lRepl THOs. DewLING, Auctr.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

BOUNDARY SrRKBT.-Mayor Bowen has or.
dered the Commissioners Of the several wards
10 immediately commence the work of grading
and gravehng Boundary street.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
OFFI3AL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Seventh Council
Of Washington City, ID. e..

OF w ashlnst0n City, ID. T..
An ACT authorizing the Board of Trustees of
PUBLIC Schools 10 establish four additional
secondary schools, one in each school dis.
trict.
Be IL enactedby The Board of Aldermen and Board
q Common Council Of the City of Washington
That the Board Of Trustees of Pub bile Schools
De, and they are hereby, authorized to establish
school district.
Approved, August q, 1862
An Act amending ar act for the construction
Of sewer in Fourth street west, from New
York avenue to F street north.
BE 1endctedb by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
q e., Common Counc! Of tie City Of Washington,
That the act entitled San act authorizing the
building Of sewer on Fourth street west from
New York avenue to street north" approved
October q, 1855, be, and the same is hereby, SO
assessment for such portions of the said sewer
as cross intersecting streets, avenues, or alleys
and TO make the same payable out Of the funds
OF the Fourth Ward, Of which q SUFFICIENT
Approved, August 81, 1869.
JOINT RESOLUTION In reference to the selection
and purchase Of sites for the erection Of
ResOtred by tie Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. Common Council Of the City Of Washington,
That committee consisting OF two members
OF the Board Of Aldermen and two members of
the Board Of Common Council, to be appointed
by the respective Presidents OF said Boards.
and four members Of the Board Of Trustees OF
Public Schools, one to be selected from each
school district, Of which committee the Mavor
snall be ex.oficio chairman, be constituted and
oeaiknated 80 committee ON the selection and
PnTSna.s Of sites tor the erection Of school
S1c. 2. And be 1t further resolred, That the
saio committee, when oreanized, be. and they
are hereby, Iauthorized to select sites with 4
view OF purchasing the same for the erection
OF school buildings in such localities as thew
are needed, or may, in their judgment, 6e
needed, and to report to their respective Boards
oefore purchasing, from time TO time, by bin
or Otherwise; and before selecting said sites
.ney are directed to receive proportions from
p'opr1etors OF lots In Aid Of said object.
approved, August "a. 1859. -
Al ACT 10 amend an act entitled "Au act i'm.
n, posing taxes for the year 1862"
oeu endtted by tke Board Qf Asdermen and Board
Th.. cemmcH CcsneS u Me City ef WasAinqton,
An act i'm posing taxes for ths year 1861" an.
proved July 16, 1860, be, and the same is here.
SIC. 2. knd be a further enacted. That the
coliector 10 hereby authorized 70 ALLOW An
abatement Of dve per cent on all taxes accur
ing under the above named act, ana paid nrior
70 the first day Of November, 1869: Prorided
That NO q, rearages Of taxes, either on reaI es.
tate or per sonal property, shall then be due by
the person or persons In whose favor the obate.
ment 10 made [Approved, August a, 1850.
Evening star., 1869-09-10
Baltimore Stock Market To-day.
Wall Street To.Dav

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1O.-vIrginia skies, old,
i6a bid. AZ asksd; do. 1867. 50 bid; do coupon.
old, 81 bid, So asked; do. new, AZ bid.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

BASE BAIL--A match game was PLAYED
yesterday afternoon on the Nationals grounds
oetNeen the JEFFERSON and Olympic clubs, and
res sulted IN victory tor the latter by a score OF
70 10 5- The Olympics appeared for the first
time In their new uniform, and their PLAYING
was unexcepuonaole. The following is the
Evening star., 1869-09-10

IHR UNDERrAKERs-(iene T.. ID. Town.
send, AdJutant General OF the Army under
whose supervision the arran gements for the
funeral yesterday Were conducted, expressed
himself as much gratified at the manner in
which the undertakers, Messrs- Harvey Il
Warr, performed their part of the mournful
duty. Every detail for the procession, seryl-
es.&c, was carried out by them quietly and
without any mistake or blundsr Msssrs
Harvey X Mar have been in business here ppt
a short time, and BY the satisfactory manner
IN which they always discharge their duries
are fast gaining the confidence of eysry one.
Botn are Young Washingtonians and have
many friends In this community.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

AHE w AeHlN6ToN COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION sold at its twenty third mont nthly
meeting last Wednesday night, 5000, chiefly
al III per cent. About a thousand dollars Were
sold al an average of $50, the premium to be
added 10 the principal, and payable in 12U
monthly instalments, unless curtailed by the
close OF the association, as provided in the
constitution.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

Rosr,.Tne upper sections of Alleranv
county, n1 y, MWaryisnd, were visited by a heavy
nost on wednesday OF last week. and the late
verely. = = so'
Evening star., 1869-09-10

NOW THAT rH1 PUBLIC SCHOOLS are re.
opening, parents should attend the reconstrnc.
ton OF the wearing apparel Of the BOYS, their
young ideas will shoot 6Nter II thew are ciothed
in the stylish Fall Suits sold at Oak Hail, 40
7th street, opposite Post Once,
Evening star., 1869-09-10
CITY ITEMS.
PRICES

One Dollar JeWelry Store,
No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ
and 9th streets.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

BURGLARY.-Some time between IL o'clock
last night and o'clock this morning, the store
room OF Mr.. James Morrow, residing in South
washington, on Sd street. near the corner of N,
was ourglarously entered and robbed of all his
family provisions, consisting Of flour, bacon,
sugar, butter, &c. The thief effected an EN-.
trance by forcing open the front shutter and
then raising the window leading TO the recep-
tacle Of the stores.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

FIFTY CENTS PRR PAIR for good Canton
Flannel Drawers for Men and Boys.
SILL ADANsON'e, SO 9th street.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

CoRNe, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excresceu-
eases o. the feet. successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. i2a Pennsyi-
vania avenue, between * and 6th streets
Hours from q N. 70 . p. m. Calls made al
for consultation ~ once. Established 1861.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

THIS 10 TO NOTIFY THE PuBLIc that Geo B.
as any person who advertisss In the Star. s,H
Evening star., 1869-09-10

GONZAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises OF
GONZAGA COLLEGE,,
xu,u On r street, bcttceeH 9fa aud l0fi,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1859.
For particulars, apply 20
an Soft JAS. fLAhKE, 9. J.. President.
EIORGErOwN COLLEGE, ID. c.
,S studies yil be resumed in this Institution on
su 80. Rev. B. A. MAaUIRE. 8 j.. pre.r.
"A SELECT SCHOOL WILL BE OP1NED Ar
a No 4.. street near the City Hall, septem-
per 9TH Tuition will be furnished to the pu pills of
both sexes In all OF the branches of a thorough
English education, including Drawing, Painting,
Music, both Instrumental and vocal, and the
Modern and Ancient Languages. Also, i've young
misses Will De received In the principals family
and will have the same care and attention that her
OVID daughter has: The location is bsieved TO be
the nest In the city. The suite of 6arlors used
Tor the school rooms are spacious. light, and airy
and are furnished in drawing room style. For
circulars, 6c., address
MRS. DEWITT q. MORRIs, Principal,
AT No. D - street,
bulo-<N or ot the Book Stores
Evening star., 1869-09-10

"HITTINGHAM INSfITUTE
w AFRENCRH, R,HSS AMP FIG Z H;4! Lisa SCHOOL FOR
4sa lah ,treet. betxssn bTsS GApins .. " .sS u.x
MISC JONES, Principal.
Duues resumed mONDAY, September 20. Daily
Lessons in French by NJ ollie ePRUDHOaME The
best Instruction in every department. -eosUs
CT. MATThEWs INSTITUTE,
~ Street. between l4th and 18th
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
the "
FIRST MONDAY OF sEPrEMBER.
NO extra charges for the Modern Languages,
au1 BIO. TOBIAS, pfrector.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

NEW YORK, September 1O.-Stocks weak and
unsettled. Money per cent. currency to gold
Exchange, long lOsx; short, lOsx. Gold, 35 X
o:Ss 1862, coupon, l2l y. 10.iO's, coupon, llO 4;
Virginia 6s, ex-coupon, 55x; new, 50. North
Carolina 6's, old, 55; new AZ.
Evening star., 1869-09-10

CROss WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE BROKERS
Ho. 327 PlNNA. AVENUE. South Side,
BetWeen oth and 1th streets west.
.,,,, "a sAAL; l. Gross;
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; GeereetoVn.
EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or GEORGI
1V1 TOWN COLLEGE.

MEDICAL R5RsHT%IsH T6RA SSEEEsro or GEORGE
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION. 1ses-1o
COLLEGE BgHDINs 1N5 I SrSsahxER S2aRhNER OF TENTH
CITY OF WASHING TON.
FACULTY.:
NOBLE Young, II. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Medicine
IHo%Hsnie ~ Hsfieis siSo'
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
Professor of Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JAsSs snS sHrfisis + EShd2s, dA2s,0%y' ~ D..
Professor Of msI, Msss5ls Msais. Therapeutics and
MoNstia MoNTSoinaEiSTf' EiSTf':yiS5SSfsso' ySSsss.o MD.
4 Ssn5s pS M
xssI;SSsS .Rd
q aaEsT afHs5s sRd
Proiessor Of fCXIinesPs; CIiniesi sUrssry n; D.
ffSSis fSsfss.s%! ! Si;%;I:;,I ii;i.
SfEWAkT tLpkIbGi. tLpf N, d. Demonstrators
ROBERTSON HOWARD, M. D.,
The regular course Of Lectures will commence
oCTOBER 4 and terminate the following n AROH,
For the Full Course II Es Lecture, .,~
Demonstrator ....... 10
SinsIa p.; 80
Tek further infornation on sddrec. '''''''--'-'-. ~
.u isoam JOHNSON Eai9S a 95s ,t2..I D. Dean ss1.h
a p1oozsANF r s6GdoE SGaos of FAtI; M.I;;l.na; Rev.
nm.a a. Sasis: e mi: school .ii e
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Evening star., 1869-09-10

BADIT CUT.-Lieut. Austin, last night about
"a o'clock, hearing a noise In the restaurant
corner or L. and eth streets, in the Sixth Ward
entered, where he found several parties quite
excited. Two Ren, Frank Branson and John
rawlings, had been badly cut by some party
who escaped The frst-named had several
cuts on the head. two severe ones in the side
and one IN the arm. and the latter two cuts on
the nand- Lieut. Austin took the wounded
parties 20 the station, and DIR. NcKIm giving il
as MS opinion that Branson should be taksp
nome, ne was sent 70 his house, and Rawlings
being drunk and disorderly, had a hearing
before Justice schmidt, who dismissed him