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Georgetown Advertisements.
ESTABLISHED IN 1891.
Pr ,UN AWARDED IN 1857.
". b. wHHATLEYs
PRE- MUM sTBAM DYEING

No. 10 JEFFERSON ST.,
Georgetown. ID. q.
kepiefe with every desirable apparatus ana pro
vdtd with the Oest talent aud artistic ekll % he
obtained, with instant personal attention the
part OF the proprietor. axes this the best p'ace
In the District to have oil orders in his line we'll
and promptly executed, sell 6m
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wards having been examined by Q commitIss
as to his qualifications for admission to the
b:r, and favorable report being made: ne was
admitted. James r. Satterneld mas also oeen
admitted on the report Of the committee.
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POLICE IrHns,-Mollie Miller, white, ar
rested by officer Hurst for dIsorderly conduct,
Yves iined SO by Justice CLARK. Bernard Dol.
Inns was arrested by onhcer Graham for disor-
Derby conduct and fined 81. Jonn maooox,
for threats, rave security to keep the peace.
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SUEDAY SCHOOL REUNIoN.-On Sunday
afternoon, the Sunday School room Of Wesley
chapel having been reftted. will Dc reopeneo,
and reunion Of the teachers ana scnslars ans
either as teaches or scholars In the past Will
be held.
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FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR for good Canton
Flannel Drawers tor Men and Boys.
Sill ADAMsoN's, 5U6 9th street.
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YshkOuah LINZ BBTWlEN WARRINGTON
LEV 1osH.A AID &0e
Irslbs between WAShINGT0N AND HBw
tOR6 are noW run a. follows, Wis:
FOB NEW YORK, Wiskosd ckaass AZ cass
leave daily (excsDt Sunday q . "A. n, and
I2:43 and 9 p. n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Ieave daily lexcelt tunday) 6 Q a. u. end
l2:4s md $40 p. -.
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for usv York st $40 2. L., end Phils-
sissSlps can isr Hsv York On P. =. sra,,
Through ticksh 70 Philadelphia, Few York. or
Boston can b he'd at TIA etet1on 0cS 6 eli hour
. the day, Aleo. e the Company O1oo, No.
SeS Psns.ylvapia svenss; Pe4seCsts Isfelesinc
nave their begGaG0 oalls1 ior "a cSsofSd sf ~
rssldsnoe, tak00 hs asDot, - D1S q tSe -.
u Ssin.sss ssa Qlse Rallrosl aay.rss.s,s
ssI siss "a tSsWsss. .'.s''.. se'a.'f'' An
y.L, WIEeOi, naseW Of frsasper>as,s.
i. IL. COLI, 0eDerAl Ticket Agent.
10 % 0DO. D. kO00f8. Agent. Wa6hinGton.
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THIS Is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Il
Wilson & Co. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, rs cheap
as any person who advertises IN the Star. 7,E
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THE WHArHHR.-Range Of thermometer al
Franklin Il Co.'s, opticians. ~ Pennsyivana
avenue, to-day, in the shade: 9 o. m. W III q.
No., 7t; ii g. m, 20; u m, 20; 1p m, u.
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United sTAIEs PAIEHT 3FEIOE,.
On the ps1rson q OaSSi1i b. $JEix Of
s shsiieurns aalis: 49,. yrsylns Coz tke exSsn:
Dseember, lSss, Tor On improvement IN GiniSss:.
.E oree ~ ss sses sns tssslaony IN the case be
time for Ming sreepents and the Examinor ~
pert BE limited % The 18th day % Movs1Ser nsxt.
SCvs%S s Sesk '0n % heard on The - d'' o.
any 1stsOn may eSIs:; thy sxts,aes;
~slavsw Co1nisSiossf q Passnts.
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CITY ITEM
JET JRwBLRy,
Cut Bead Chains,

JET JRwBLRY,
Cut Bead Chains,
Silve--rla' Ware,
Alaska Diamonds
Received this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jsweiry Store, No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue,
be ~ zen IN and 9th streets.
REMOvAL.-A. Fisher, French Steam Scout
erer. and Agent for the Staten Island Dyeipg
Establs hment, has removed his Once rom
AZ 1th street, opposite Patent Once, 10 Il5 9th
street, between ana q, opposite Pateni
Office.
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TIE FREE SCHOOL SYSTEM OF Marv,,,s &C.
gradually getting into working order W.
hear that at the primary Democratic elsc,,<..
for the I'VE election distress OF Noafgomonn
county. held on Saturdav, the folio vinS ,.'.s
nominated Commissi oEers Of Public Sehooie
for the county: w. A Cooke, Isl disITici.
Isaac Young, 81 district; Samuel Jcnss. III
distinct, and Thomas Waters, Of 8, $40 dis
fJict.
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The A. M. z. ZION CANT MRRrING.-This
camp meeting, under the superintendence of
Elder j. Is. Trusty, In Berry's woods, is still
In progress, and yesterday and last evening the
attendance was very large, many being under
the impression that II would have closed this
morning. The managers have decided, how.
ever, 70 continue the meeting until Monday
morning, the closing exercises 10 commence at
O'Clock q. m.
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.SALFs OF REAL EsrArI.-Kilbourn & Latta
real estate brokers, have sold part OF lot g.,
square 375, corner of Ninth and q streets, to
w. Il. Todd, for s3,3360s, cash. Also, to Z. w
Gross, the west IS feet OF lot q, square 30, on
pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth ctr; cts east, at 10 cents per square foot
cash Also, the adjoining $3.50 square feet to
Charles morgan ut the came price,
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SCDDEN DRATH.-Ycs.erday afternoon,
Samuel Walker, az employee OF the Cons,ruc-
ton Department OF the Washington Navy
iard ent red me yard, and about two O'Clock
be wrs found asl ep; and was evidently quite
sick. Mr.. VIM. Emerson, an employee OF the
yard. was instructed TO procure a wagon qua
take Walker 10 his home on 1Ith street, below
the War department, and MIR. Emerson IT ed
. take him home, but il was not long before he
tMr. E. tCok.ng back found that walker had
DID. Mr.. T.. drove to police headquarters,
and was directed by Lieut.. Noonan 20 ta'.e the
body - the eighth precinct station. Dr. Potter,
the Coroner, held an inque-t this morning ana
verdict VIZ rendered that his de III was
cautcd by apoplexy. His remains were AIKEN
IN charge by his family.
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ADVANTAGE OF ADVERTISING IN THE STAR
Yesierday's STAR contained an advertisement
OF valuable jewelry lost An hour after the
STAR appeared with this announcement the
Jewelry, worth over &4OO, was returned to the
Loser, and the gentlemaLly finder declined to
take any reward or to give his name for
thanks. This Is one instance out Of thoas inds
Of the value of the STAR as an ad vertising me-
dium,
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DROPOsALs FOR EXTENDING CULyeRT
ON SECOND STRAIT EAST

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND INSPECTOR OF
SEWERS. CARRIA6EWAYs, FOOrwAYs
AND NEW BUILDINGS. CIrY HALL.
WARRINGTON. ID. e., September Ia ls59
seaied proposals Will be received At The Mavors
Umee, City Hall, until II o'clock IN. SATUR
DAY the 18th Of Sc ptember, for extending the
eulvert In I'd street east feet inside diane
ferDtwenty feet east of the buldipg line, with suf
hcfent protection wall to hold the slope of bank ,
%. 1863
The Mayor reserves the right Il reject any or all
tiih II deemed fer the interest Of the Corpora On
10 Co.
Any information needed relative to the copstruc.
ton of the culvert can be obtained at the office Of
the SUPERINTENDENT of Sewers, &c.
Proposals TO be endorsed - Pro posals for cul-
yer, in Second street east.
sells euperinte nd Mt Sewers q.
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BAPTIST HOME BssoCIATION-A largely
attended meeting of the B1ptists OF this city
wa held ~ the Islapd Baptist Church on
Mon0ay evening, az which were present many
OF me m n'st,rs of that denomin alton w no are
pastors of !he city churchs', b 5de5 numerous
prominent lay members. The purpo,s OF the
gathering YVES TO form Home Baptist A ssoci-
alton, the Object being the cultivation OF a
closer Christian intercourse among the Dc nom :
nations, looking 10 church extension and mi l..
siOnary work. Rev. Mr.. MCador pr ided, a uu
after di>cus3i a committee OF two iro n .ch
Baptist church in the city was appointed to
frame consiit ution aud by.la VS. for perma. .
nent organization. The meeting ad journed to
meet At the call Of the committee.
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RED, WHITE AND Blue BLANKETS, B.d
Comforts, Sheet, &c.
ELL: ADASsoN's, SOC 9th street.
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- ~ virtue OF deed Of trust, duly recorded
IN Lfber No SO. folio 2e will offer ct public
sac. on MOI LAY the 9Th day Of September,
at the hour Of s.. o'clock n, on the premises
to GeorRetown, district of Columbia. Beeinniae
AZ tDe southwest osIaer Of late John Bridges'
ming west "a feet; thence north l2O feet; thence
east "a feet; then south l2O 4 ct Bridge street
aud the beginning. with the spacious two story
brick Horse upon the same formerly occu
pied D. the ,ste Alies folAlove, with the use of
fouse contains ten rooms. including . stere room
makes Undesirable property Terms at sale
y. JACKSON. Trustee.
50 bsdf"s THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
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CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade Linens.
ADAMsoN's, SIC 9th street,
SILL: next 10 Pennsylvania avenue.
CoRNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen-
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases o: the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Ch'ropodist, No i2i PennsyI-
vanis avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
Hours froIr a. n. 10 6 p. m. Calls made nj
residences between and y. m. NO charge
for CONSULATE Oh at office. Established lc6l.
RuBBER SHKRTIHe and Nursery Cloth, Air
PiIlows, &C.
sill hoaHsoNs. 500 gu street.
THR GRRAT1sT relief imaginable can be al
forded this warm weather by wearing one of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishi
~ lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall clotl.
ing store, 400 Seventh street, opposite the Posi-
once. where, in addition to eentlemen's ban
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Sogue, drab
de .lpaca anc linen SUITS, chiidren's q iri.
raj" sui's in grea, variety are also to be had at
he most reasonable prices. 266
RED, WHITE AND Blue BLANKETS, y.d
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RBADY-MADB CLOTHING
The largest stock,
The best assortment.
The lowest prices,

Gentiemen's, Boys and Childreus Clothing
and Furnishing Goods. Oak Hall, i6J eth ST.,
opposite Post Once
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OFFICE AND STORE LoUNGss-Can NJ ussd
for sleeping purposes without mattress OF pil.
ows. Is,i,ll ADAMeoa q. sic 9th strear
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TIE NEW HALL OF THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRIsTIAH AseOCIATION.-The beautiful hall
in this new building - TO to formally opened
on Thursday, September 30. We understand
Henry Ward Beecher is to make the address
while prom inent christian men from all parts
OF the country are expected to lake part in the
exercises. The venerable Dr. Tying, DIR. Nc.
Gosh, George H. Stuart, Esq, Dr. L. Mondv
and others have been invited to make addres ses
upon the occasion.
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TRECRUITING OFYIcR-The once for rscruit.
ing for the army and marine corps has been
re-cDened near the Baltimore depot, ON q
street Capt Pyne, son OF Dr. Pyne. late Of
TINS city, has charge Of the army recruiting
Seventy i've enlistmenfs in this Office have
been made during the past three months, forty
OF which are eolored men. Major Graham. OF
fee marine service, has charxe Of mis- branch
ofreeruiting, and none but whites are accepted.
Applications 70 enter this service are quite
numerous.
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FBAME BuILpINe AND LOT ON FRED.

W. 1853. on the premises. at O'Clock m. L
Twill sell part Of lot No. 226. Beatty & Asw
klls addition fronting IS fe 4 on Frederick street
and 96 feet 9th street. with the fn 70 -em, ats
thereon, formerly owned b. Joseph Dodson, COL
This 10 good lot. with fine stone cellar walls
eTected and the present building has three rooms,
one OF which has often been used for fairs balls
&c.
Tevms One third cash; residue at aud u
months, secured by Q deed OF trust $50 depo.it
at sale. Conveyancins and stamps .. cost OF pur,
chaser. FRED w JONES
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llY THOs. BOWLING. Auctione er; Georsetow

TRgsIEzs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
By virtue Of q deed of trust to me. bearing
date the 18th day Of January. D., 1879. and
county, in Liber spd Il, No folio rs, ct seq,
and q the request OF the person SECURED THEREBY,
OF september instant, az O'Clock p m. IN front
OF the premises, Lots Res: 81. 90 90 and 20. aad
town. q. described In said deed The property
fronts about iSs feet On Gay street. aud be, Q
about lso feet on Dupb.rton street, with the same
depth, and 10 improved By . fine Mansion
House and outbuildings, in the occu paucy OF hob
ert Dick. ESQ. The debt due npder said ee 4
of trust il 3S 60, With interest thereon from the
18th day OF January. 1869.
Terms OF :.e o. fs.n the res,dSs in esua!
by deed Of trust on the PROPERTY. 500 dep ,rit
required whom the property 10 struck of. which
deposit will BE- forfeited If tine terms of Gre not
comp lied with within i've days after sale, and the
property will he resold at the risk and cost Of the
delin Quent purchaser. Ccnveyancing and stamps
ut the expense e the luTehaeer
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
ee Il dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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eILkCT SCHOOL roe s0Ys AID GIRLS,
Ar 211 STREET,
Will commence fte Eleventh Annual Session.
r. September 9Th.
ne patronage OF those Who wish % place THAR
ctildTen where their mental and moral impro We
men, VIII reoei{e conscientious and assid uous at
lion 10 earnestly solicited. In addition o. . lib-
ersi patronage, Mrs PECK has the pleasure Of re-
,srrips to tey, Or. A. u Gillette, Rev. DR. 3 r.
NIL, Rev DR.. p. Parker. Rev. J. N. Coombs r. "
j. v. Lewis, D. r. Hasner, n. d. aug In.
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SURVEYORS OFRIOB, CITY HALL,
y WASHINGTON, ID. o., Sept. q, lsse.
GsADIEG AND .eeAvsLruG SAMSON

Once until n o'eaock n, RHlpAY, the i.t
Droximo, for grading and grsvsling eamsop street.
and Ii,se,se streets west, under aa act approved
ssscincssioss for doing the vork can be sean a,
this once Bids Will not Be- COD 1dered which are
not In sccordancs with said specfncations
P.H. D0hE 6AN,
- u u" CITY Surveyor.
In BANKRUPIoI,
DISTRICT or CoLuMuA,ss.
the stsn Day OF July. lSss; fhe undsrsiesed
q OoakAD a ETIR, In the CITY Of Gsorgetovp,
N said Dfetr7ct. who hes been adjudred Bank
~ I'D upGs HE own petiSon By the supreme Court
GxURIoE J. ApLER. Asasr.e,
% B-1av3vs
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ER.SSsIcK FINAL, srx,v.a.
Possessing fuiI ooess.s % ms win eoum.no.
ssp lem ss1'''''e year. the FIRST noSpAFin
For Catslsgues, containing view Of buildings,
80. REV. TEoMAs n. CANE, 49,.
NooSe LApins> sEMIhARrc co.,,
,,.a.,,.s ii fEir.e.nts Street. nOO
septenbers The seboal HniIi,n VII pe r.ss%sd
rear OF residence "a DINING tSs nn,.hsnn "a
sDd !; well kpowu = the Esshsny ash senci
Sesss:s s IA 4:
saYs-s% OF the fri sIss N. HArsovrR.
TsE WEST EnD gLAssIOAL, MATaEnAr-
Ihi, iS:ituiSa tsosStiv aaasf Gf q. charge Of
Meeting House, on I street north, between 18th
srS 18th streets wet
fss ?: ;s'. y, q the
i.1s5 Co.; corner N I'D g: .ss:sess
t.ir on n ss .5a as ss.ssmbsf nth
SELIcT SCHOOL !0E YOUNG LADIES DIES. ON
sne hafRsss' Sak NOS i no 4
seSSo on s sssl@s tas dDsss Of
4 p1oo,,.sSF .5 5S55s = E54EI:, :. .s=@
" LAWS, Rector; Mrs: l. A WETHERsPooS,
iumed On septemSer ssh WITH e and . ne r
Of , 5ssfsss, rs. sIs1ss
srraes .iys.t pSi,sSi, ss1 snd 1879
n hine.is IN AND French, Tor young Ladies' aud
wUNDAS sept a sha ISy Sehoo vii reenea on
The fannie ~ fo'h. senS1 the language OF
iva.a ofrO m IN
hiu u
nj ELlOAL DfPAhIMENT OF GE ORGE
u.
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION. 1.ss 30
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fiRb YESTERDAY An alarm Of IRE was
suuek from boz % At half past O'Clock yester.
Gay aleInocn, caused by the burning of q
staole owned oy MI. J. Il williamson, on Iith
street between street and Massachu -etf.
aver ne Mrs. Williamson discovered the IRE
ana WIN great presenee Of mind rescued q val.
work Of an incendary, and entlreiv dsstrovc5
the stable. Lass sac.
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OAK HILL GENIE T ERY,

X l. L X N 3 = 7.
Proposals will be received at the Cemetery until
the eth October next for the erection of ahout 800
feet OF CAST Iron Fencing, and Gate, CORE pond
ing with the present fence aud gate in eve ~ re-
spect; the proposals to include the granite. or
Seneca blocks, and to state the rate per panel Of
tee feet the work to be completed by December lst
1889 and paii for when com peted.
Alse, for two Gate Posts, of Seneca stone, like
those at the entrance the price 70 be Ell for
posts AZ they are, and also without the orn 81
cutting. sell 81
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THE OoLUMBIAH sIMINARY.

Academy for instruction in ell the ordinary
np,sppehee OF en- English education, 90 also the
Drs.ine, Painting, nueic, and the modern Ian
corner Of 18th and b streets, eeptenber Is. lsSe
pns pIinci pals are Miss ydis Fletcher, formerly
latterly one OF the Hs~uity Of the Bsltfmore Fe-
male College. and Miss Ceceiis Dsy, 9 Isdy OF
great expert snce IN teac nz assisted by learnad
PROT .sors IN the various Departments IL beins
thelr int ntiop 10 nee ell their efforts % render
Ills ssm III IN every respect adapted 20 the
OF The friends of learning 10 our mid ct
te assiet them IN this their endeavor FOR partic-
ulars see circulars at the Principal boof store. or
address Miss l. FLETCHER. asa vest Fayette
street Baltimore. Nd. Reference: Prestdent an n
Faculty the Baltimore Female College.
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Germans. but not OF Germau.zine amer,r ms
and he could not recognize their dema ads 70
tnat END. II, however, the study OF that lau-
qua &c would be advantageous TO pupils in the
being made.
MT. DuIin said that be had come prepared to
vote .of Tire mea sult, FOR be W. : awar. what
adv aat3 -e II would T. 10 I.e pupil g. specialIy
II they subsequently, settlet "A s.. l. oui :, Gin
cinna'l, and other such ci,Is :, W here a large
proportion, and sometimes nearly the entire
pop ulation spoke int Iangur93. but he cab.
mIttCd thas the DO I'd could No, act on the
me sure az his messing. He spoke of having
once lost ms way In 81. Louis, and hs gre At
oIncpity IN nndinR II Declpse he did not u n .
ders,and the German langusge.
Mr.. Champlin thought if the Germsn was
taught In the Grammar schools the German
own LAM uage, and there would , danger OF
persons Becoming lost here be cause OF a want
OF knowie ledge OF German.
T. X ichards AID that be hsd been in a mum.
ter OF schools where German ard ED gil n are
Taught, and he noticed that German children
were very apt in EoRiisn studies.
Mr. Nashen withdrew his resolution, and
the resolutions Of Mr.. Brown were adopted.
aucuoo OF the German lang uSSe, being alb ent
,lom tue CITY, Mr.. Champlin wss appointed in
us Piacr, rne committee now st3nds. lie ISIS.
sruon, McLleiian, Moore aud C1ampiiu.
Mr.. Brown reported that the dedic itory ex .
eIcr es OF ranklin school building would axe
place az m, O. CLOCK on Saturday, Oct. I'd.
b. Murphy, Miss SUSIE Lanxiev vp MOL .. Lyai Is
folger, Ms. Mollie Dodge, Miss Wfrtha Ami.
soesd and X. Z. WhI,msn for no itions AZ
to. che rs; referred " the CJInmitt E ON Exsmi.
alton of TIE .cheTs.
Mr.. vashon presented the applications NJ
MAJOR Robert q Dyrenforih. DR.. Adolf n n :
Paizs, Professor Rosen, and Messrs DAVID ].
Ssike. Sugepheimer, George w. Scoe,de. a.
Huber, +: Schlennis. and Carl Damn. Re.
ferred 70 the Special Committee on German
Mr. MCCLELLAN offered resolution. which
was eooptsd, That the Mayor be- requested "a
ask tae Cay Councils 10 take sucn ac'iou 81
may he necessary to enable him 10 procure e,
sn carly day an amount OF money sufficiaat 70
pay the teachers and laborsrs OF tue sc pools the
salaries due them mp 70 S,ptemtsr 10.
Mr.. Champiin ANNOUNCED thai Miss T. vii.
son had been appointed teacher OF IntfrmcdI.
ate School No. :, in the Second district.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-08-14

EoR CoNEY IsLAND.-rHE STEAMER NokwALk,
~ Captain g. w. Wilson, makes regular trips TO Coney
Island leaving Christopher street, North river e2o u 20
and 800; Warren street at 9 u 40 and s4O pier Nor
rs street. North river at 10, and o'clock The
SYLVAN SHORE, Captain z. 7; Wilson, makes regular
burg, A. M Boome street, New York. 40 II 20 and
22O Peck slip So II ~ and 240 Fulton ferry, Brook
lyn, at e. IL and O'clock. = -
The New York herald., 1869-08-14
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

posT OFFICE NorICR-rHE MAIL FOR EUROPE
on SATURDAY the ihh instant will close az this once a.!
o, @ and L, 2 2s; r And O, I ;05 A.
. II. JONES, Postmaster,
The New York herald., 1869-08-14

NTUf IhIEF--&2O KEWAKD.-ON JULY % HORSE
ana Buggy were hired from my place by man about
rect ~ nchea nigh, black har and whskers black
frock coat single breasted dark vest light pants boots
little inclined to soop since which time be has not re-
turned me horse SIX old lS hands high light bay
white hind feet on OF foot the white s the hghcs small
star IN forehead spnt fore round barrel and
very heavy sheath buggy black body bright running
gear striped black leather and cushions also leather bag
Tor curainsi Hatfield jackson harness silver
mounted stamped on trace tug with T. Worth The above
reward VIII De paid for the apprehension Of thief and reeov
cry OF property. JOHN w. LANG, Planheld, N. J.
The New York herald., 1869-08-14

ENOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
New York and Charleston Steamship Compan - 6rst
class side wheel steamship
CHAMPION. Captain r. ". Lockwood,
North
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through tickets and bills OF lsdng issued
nectton with the South Carolina Railroad points South
and Southwest and with steamers to Florida ports.
Goods forwarded free of commission.
Bills OF lading furnished and signed on the pier
Insurance by this line one-haf
The MANHATTAN will follow, and sail Saturday.
August Il. -
HENRY R. MORGAN CO.. Agents.
BroadWav.
The New York herald., 1869-08-14

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
"A time.-The steamboats, G. vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW will and after Thursday July leave Desbrosses
street at and Thyfourth street 8:I5 landing
ksrs West Point Cornwall, Newburg, Poughkeepsie Tvok
Rhnebeck Catsk and Hudson. Tickets sold ard baagag1
checked board the boats all points Cen.
trial. Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
The New York herald., 1869-08-14

AT THE JEwELRY STORE 723 BROADWAY THE
"A highest prices paid for Diamonds Emeralds, Watches
same sold. LYNCII,S
The New York herald., 1869-08-14

ITO KID AND MOROCCO MANUFACTURERS AND
other-For SALE 4700 lbs. condensed Eggs rs per cent
below price. Also 7Oo0ibs dssccaed Pots-
toes bbs Tomato Catsup SO bbs Pickles. 10 bbs Pepper
Hash, bbs Red Peppers, &c.
rH0s. JOYCE, IS South street, New York.