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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-24
GROCE r I E 8 .
YARBROUGH g. RUTLAND,
wHOLESAL
Grooovs opd Commission Merchants,

GrOcerS ana COMMISSION moLO"'''
rs AND IS SOUTH MARKET ST,
ITAVE NOW IN ST0REAND TO ARRIVE
III SO Boxes Tea.
800 Sacks Coffee, various grades.
rs Hhds Sugar, various Grades;
SO barrels Coverings Crushed Sugar.
81 Barrels Coverings PulverIzed sugar
80 Barrels FIX. c Sugar. ,I,
50 Barrels n. o. Molasses u 4 harreiT "o'
81 Barrels Sorghum. g.
90O Boxes Star Candles. $50 Boxes SOAP
500 Barrels Black Lick Flour.
500 Barrels white wheat Magnolia Flour.
900 Barrels Jackson Mills Flour, ass d brands
I00 barrels Ruby Mills Flour.
100 Barrels Iglehear Flour.
400 Boxes and ID. Can Oysters.
SO Boxes Cheese. 30 bbls. P. b., Potatoes:
| together with large assortment OF mlsceliano-
| ous Groceries too numerous TO mention.
| Our Liquor Department Is we'll stOckej
with Old r. c. Whisky, Nos. /, 2 and :; lmP4rte1
| Wines. Brandies, Gins, etc., all OF when wt
offer TO the trade at the lowest market prices loi
| Cash MARLBOROUGH h RUTLAND,
rs and IS South Market St.
| ;,,0Ot II Nashville, Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-24
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.

For this article we claim more than any other
preparation Of the kind in the market. We
have made and sold great many bottles, and
all who have tried it pronounce it the best arti-
Gle offered. Ginger is a powerful stimulaat.
and for the cure of gripping pains in the bowels.
eramp colo, etc. it has no equal. Ii is a
Southern remedy. and should be patroniscd By
every lover of the South.
Pure White Lead and Oils, Tube Paints and
COlors, Varnishes. d. estuts. and every thing in
the painters line.
TURNIP SEED.-We will have all the vari-
cites. including the celebrated Hanover and
Seven-tep. These are without doubt the best
winter turnip for salad. They will stand the
hardest freezing and greet rs in the spring with
full green leaves.
To conclude we are ready to Gil any order
rom a chamOis skiu To A toothpick iunl9ff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-08-24
BEST FAMILYPAPFRIN TENNESSEE
DAILY, sEmr-wEEKx AND WEEKLY

Td-WsekIy and other subscribers. having
prepaid for the UNION AND DISPATCH viii be
supplied with either Of the other editions Of the
UNION AND AMERICAN at the reduced rates.
they will notify rs Of their choice.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
Alexandria and Vicinity.

hieAanufl0 ana t1c1u1tys
The following items are from the Gdrett< of
Saturday evening:
ATrKaP1RD OUTRAGE.-An attempt was
made yesterday by colored boy bet ween Sax.
teen and eighteen years old TO outrage the
daughter OF Mr. Emanuel Webb, a little girl
about twelve years old. Mr.. Webb resides
near Colross, III the extreme northwestern sec.
tioR Of the city, ans his ghter was returnin ne
from the house Of MIR. Philip Rotchford, who
lives at SMush Pot" about o quarter of mule
further out, whore she was In the habit OF
going for milk, where she was met near the
bridge in the bottom by her assaiiant, who
threw her down, and would have ac ccomp pii he'd
his purpose had he not been alarmed by her
screams, and by the noise made by some one
approaching through the adjoining corn field
Tie william is known, and efforts are being
made to effect bis arrest.
CHARIvARI.-Mr. Buck Simms, who resides
wiih his father, near Pike Run, about a mile
southwest OF West End, in resentlng the insult
Of charivari given him on Thurs lay night
last, upon the occasion Of his late marriage,
was set upon by the parties engaged In me
affair, and had his ankle sprained and his head
and face severely bruIsed.
LAND SALx.-Green & Wise, real estate
agents, sold on yesterday the tract of land
known as the ssSmithson tract" containing liO
acres, situatel IN Fairfax county, south Of the
Frying Pan Meeting House, &c a. B. SsoWeii,
SsvIRLY HuRr.-Mr. Theodore Teed. while
engaEed In shineling house OF Mr.. John Yer.
dcd, on the corner OF Columbus and 4ibbon
streets, yesterday evening, fell from the root
to the ground, and received very severe inter.
nal injuries.
AeRIcuLruRAL SocrKfY.-The iniuatory
steps Tor the reorganization Of the Potomac,
Piedmont and Valley Agricultural Society,
were taken this morning by the members Of
the Corn and Produce Exchange OF this city.
ARRIsT OF 9AH9 OF THIRvBs-fhe
vatcnmen and police ofacers yesterday eysn-
gang OF youthful thieves who have long been
plying their vocation In this city ana vicinity.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Georgetown,

FoUNp DHAp-SamueI weaver, a well
known butcher OF our town, doing business in
ing. about O'Clock, on tue porch OF Samuel
MekenLys house, near Gre N Springs.
Decessed was In market as usual on Ilardsy
morning and taking walk towards Green
Sprngs ia the evening was not seen after
wards, until as above ssatsd. The eause OF his
oedto was supposed 10 be heart disease suPer-
induced by the excessive use OF liquor. Cor
orer Potter was notified. but deemed IL unne-
cessary TO hold su inquest.
THE OFKKINe OF THE GRoRGRrowN
scaooI took place this morning. The private
schools were well attended, ana the public
schools Were so tnronged that many applicants
We're necessarily turned away. Al the differ
ent school buildings one of the Guardians was
on duty. receiving applications for scholar
ships and passing on the merits Of the same.
JOHN RoBIHsoN's famous circus and
menager!e srriveS here yesterday morning an
the tents are pitched IN Market Spscs. GS
eatiy tnts eTe1.ng 70 secure seats. EntraL ~
on Bridge street.
ATrKAPr AT RoBBRRy.-rh morning,
aooat2 ctock, an attempt was mad. ov sIin
parties unknown 10 rob the house CT NJ 5.
margaret Eds :, residing on Gay, bet wee q no
gress aAd Washington streets. They effect ii
an entrance by cutting a Stat from the rear
window, and in passing through the house
attracted tae attention OF Mrs. Z, who though
they were some of the servants. The part,-s,
exciting her uspicion and caused her 10 give
the alarm. when the y decamps carrying witt
them a dark lantsrn.
THE SCHIuTZRv FIST ~ Green Springs
commenced to-day, our Scheutzen corps.
marching about b, forme in line AT Kais er's
Hotel on Greene street. and marching thence TO
tue sc sps OF tue fe 4, preceded by the Germrria
band of Washington. Quite a numbsr OF the
Washington Scheu'zen Nerein were in line
also.
LOOK OCr FOR TEE LEoPA sD About q
o clock this morning, as some boys were sdnal =
ring the various animals IN Robiuson,s Meas-
N v HRAf& - A@x IhA
Reed whsr quite rear tie cage contaiptug a
leopard, was badly injured. Il aprears the
door OF the cage was slightly open. aud the
leopard sewing the opportunity slapped one OF
his fcrepaws Gown on Reeds head, cutting Il
severely IN two OF three places.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered- W. X.
Darling, Baxter, Salem. Mass. Cleared
Mass.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
Mrn,,-x rxposrn-pro,sssor 7

A MEDIUM ExPosID.-Professor ]. W.
Caldwell and Laura v. Ellis. the child me.
dinm. a little girl of IL, have been exh biting
in Western Massachusetts, q series Of "wouder.
ful physical manifestations" after the style OF
the Davenport Brothers. Some Of the tricks
were very clever. The medium was securely
fastened with strips of cotton cloth TO q seat in
small cabinet While thus tied, numerous
feats were performed, such as tying and unity.
,,.s strip Of cloth around her neck or waist;
taking q ring and placing 1t on any OF her
fingers, or in her mouth or ear; bell placed
in the mediums lap was rupg; drum PLAYED
upon with q drumstick. and then with fingers,
and the sides Of the cabinet were vieor.
ously pounded with q stick. A voice,
quIe like the medium only
trifie heavier, was heard in the cabinet when
the door was closed, which professed &c belong
70 the spirit Of one "Blake," who, when on
earth, was soldier, and "Eot shotted" at the
first battle of Bull Run. In Great harrington,
however, according to the BERKSHIRE Courier,
the committee, in examining the child's fasteu.
ing, rubbed some lampblack upon her fingers,
and when the strip was next manipulated by
the suppo ed spirit blackened fineer.m marks
were distinctly visible. One OF the COMMITTEES
also heard the child say in low tone to her
father, when an experiment with q ring failed:
"Father, couldn't make IL stay ir nv ear: IL
dropped out" The explanation of the tricks
performed by Ellis Is said TO be very s..aple
the whole secret lying in slipping the arm q
little way into the oandagee, instead OF with.
drawsng the hands from them as would at first
be supposed necessary, and auy slender boy or
girl can easily learn II.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

~The body Of a woman with a mouthfui
.. gtnger.enaf5 was iound on the 2sth oy some
pposf to be Mrs. Mentz, and to have died
OF apople1y.
~Brigham Young and the sons Of Joseph
Smith are still quarrelling. The former has
forbidden the latter the use o. the Tabernacle
but the Gentle house OF worship has been ten
dered them and they puncture the prophet not
q little.
~Lovers Of the fine arts will regret to learn
that Bierstadts picture OF the Yo Semitic was
among the works DESTROYED by fire in Mr..
Earle's gallery in Philadelphia, last Tuesday
evening".
RIA book will be soon Published in Boston
oefending Polygamy on moral, religious, So
is the work Of clergy man, not a Mormon,
Evening star., 1869-09-06

A Dis rU9BANCP.-I ast night, there was con.
sideraU's comnotion in the eastern "a .fion of
'he city, in consequence of q difYiculty bet tween
a Dolice officer, OF the Eiyhth precinct Demed
Y p1nneIl, and young married m IN named
Dent. The later, 1t IS stated, fouud O'D onnell
on his pre- mises, under circumste uce1 which
Il him TO consider himself a.grieved, and he
atiaeked the officer. The rumpIs brought ths
ia'ner OF the wife 20 the scene, and ne us a
stuck With which he gave the eon. n.in.l law
worud on the head, and while this was going
on the officer escap. !. The f. cts IN the cas-
have been reported 10 Police Headqua, .ers.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

W NEW QUARrRRs.-Mr. T.. G. Davis, one
OF eur most euterprising dealers in ladies'
Ilncy goods, millinery, &c, has removed from
bis old place Of business, in Market Space,
be, ween 9th and 10th streets, to his new estab.
lishment, just completed, at the corner Of b
sire II, q few doors above. Mr. Davis present
quarters afford larger space for operation"
besides poss; sing more convenient accommo.
dat1ons for his customers.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

Mrs. Captain Boyd. the lady who attemp-
ted to cowhide her husband in the sire cts of St
Louis last week because he filed a pill again ST
her for divorce, attacked him again on Satur-
day. She beat him with her psrasol, and des.
troyed his beaver hat, but he returned the as.
sault with bis cane, and she withdrew, consid-
erablv demOr8ljN 4.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

S1.700 persons are said to have shut them.
selves into a wooden building Sarstow Rus.
sia, and burned themselve, with It. in obedi.
ence to q new religious faith which euiojus
self-immolation. Self immolation Is not q re.
Iigious doctrine confined exclusively to the
Russian peasantry. 1t prevails here, although
II Is not the custom - use fire as the in stru
auSteritv
Evening star., 1869-09-06

.~A newspaper published in Con cord, NJ
h., reports that large cody of black ants were
seen few days ago In the high way between
Loudon and that city, formed in two lines, ex.
tending entirely across the road. severe bat.
tie was fought by them, which listed nearly
an hour, after which both sides were occupied
10 burying their dead.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

TEARING DowN.-This morning Mr.. E L..
Fay, the lessee Of 9th.street wharf, under the
pressure of the Improvements being made on
"tne 'front.' BY Commissioner GunnelI and
Mr Charlt l II. Bliss, Superintendent Of Sewers
ana Carrla9eways. commenced pulling down
portion OF his extensive warehouse. in order
OF Wafer street. This much talked of improve.
ment is now fully under way, and il is the
determination OF the Corporation oncers to
proceed without delay to its completion. As
The work progresses other buildings will have
10 De removed, and when the extension OF the
ssawsL rs begun general removal OF all
oos'fu cuops rom Messrp. Brown &c Sons f7to
rset) wharf mp to the Long Bridge, viii be
Necessary,
Evening star., 1869-09-06
Georgetown Advertisements.

n~MIS. Z. w. pEETH, HAVING RE-
W. moved to No. 20 Congress ST.. between
Besl and West. will continue to Press, Preserve,
and xm oal.o Natural Flowers In Q sur erisr style
Also, desires pupils In Wax Fruit. rlo wers aud
Painting. and other Ornamental Work. eheetsd
Evening star., 1869-09-06

OPENING OF THB SCHoOLs.-This morning
the public schools were reopened, and the
teachers aud 'us'sas were kept quite busy IN
preparing the puni's to start for another year.
Nc t OF them o t..ir usual nuinher
ofpupiIs, notv. astanding the fear which was
expressed that the talk of 'mixed schools
wsuld greatly decrease the attendance. The
NUMBER OIL private schools is larger this year
than ever before.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
L n L SIN
i HE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
Z R Z - 7 NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF TRB
IR18 VER0ICOLoR
OR BLUE FLAG.

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing Of mas. The
wonderful properties of the Iris versicoor hither-
within the control science and s now tsktna its
stand - principal anon the blessings Of medicine
As AN ALTERAfIvE,
IL acts directly upon the blood cleansing and pur.
tsiLfs which disease or malarious Influences have
planted there. and eradicatine and neutfaIilf0g
the @ snsets o. mercury Or other poisons which may
IT 10 infsllable a. o remedy for ecROFuLA, IRuP-
TONS OF THE SKIN, INcIpIENr CoSsUMPTioS,
DESEsy &C, :nS Will cure the most vruieni and
RHEUMATISM AND GOUf.
1t il an upfsiling preventative and cure for
HkuRALGIA. sIcK HEADACHE aad NERVOUS Ar
DISEASES OF WOMEN
1t has no equal. Its action upon the Lire and
Kidneys is prompt, salutary, aud elective and il
:. this p,opyTty which renders it one Of the safest
DIURETIC REMEDIES
known IN the practice OF medicine. It's excellent
On and skiliipi combination with ether Ingredients
TONIC QUALITIES
OF the highest order-not temporarily stimulating 2,
ssrs, sn6 rendering II Q most valuable curative
asent IN cases Of
DYSPEPSIA AANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
BY taking IRIsIH, the bic od-which perme ste 9
a.: the tssues and Is the life and nutrition tber.
Of Is purified, rendering the whole system per
fectly healthy.
REMFNRER.-This medicine il 10 cA.hoot OF
qusckery, but the regular formula OF . distin-
guishtd practittoner, Row o resident OF Baltimore
tesm Of the intaiiiSent aud scientie that ut it hs,
10 daily being Drsscribsd and rscommsndsd ;, the the
Eost enAlnens OF the profession throughout the
c.Intry. The better II becomes known the moro
highly 10 It praised and the more extensively is il
used.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
pROPOsALs F0R TOEL AID JORAoI.
OYFIcY CHEZ QuARfRRAAsrRR,
FIRST nILIrARY DISTRICT, ,

.! s:s:s s: 81: Z:
wSoSy 1ssS day e ssDscphsf ls tSs ths ss|iysss Of
as may Be required from month 70 month. for the
Yrvice 81 thas fost during the Dertod ending June
eeisrats proposals ere REQUIRED: Tor woed, 20 b
dry, hard, and free from small or crooked limbs;
for Oats. TO b sound Clean and weighing not les
than 81 pounds 70 the bushel; for Hay, 20 b veil
c1red end o. the bost quality. ty.-.-
amounts and conditions Of delivery, can be oh.
taiUe6 ee the once Of the Post QuaFtermaster at
By SIdss e ne Conns3diss Sssssa, r,r.s nili-
tarZ Dn01ct j. e. OHAMOLAB,
Brevet Colonel, QasPternnastef q. 8. Army,
Ohief Qaartefnastes lss Military District
Evening star., 1869-09-06

RsAD AND ps B.nsrI1rsD-Do you suffer
with dyspepsia, chills and fever, costiveness,
Kidney, or liver disease, or any afiicfion arising
from disordered stomach II ycu do, and
desire to be cured, use Gautier's Native Wine
Bitters. They purify the blood, correct the
action OF the liver and kidneys, and are a rad.
ical cure for chills and dyspepsia. and at the
same time unsurpassed as q tonic and appe-
Price 81 per bottle.
opening, parents should attend the reconstruct
ton OF the wearing apparel Of the Boys, their
young ideas will shoot bster II they are clothed
7th street, opposite Post Once.
SCOTCH "TARrAN" PLAID SUITS,
Scotch sBannockb kburp,"
. Esil cye.Soat.. .
Chiidfens' Garibaldi's,
and large and varied stock of the latest styles
OF piece goods for custom department at the
popular Oak Hall Ciothin z and Customer Tail.
orine House, AGO eth street, opposite Pns,
Omces
FIFTY CENTS PER- PAIR for good Caston
s,l,i: ADAMs0N's, SOC 9Th street.
OPPIcR AND STORE LoUNGRs.-Can be used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill
lows. le'i'll ADAAsons 5O6 9TH street.
CORNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis.
eases Of the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. i2l Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between ~ and 9TH streets.
Hours from q. m to p. m. Calls made at
residences between and p. m. No charge
tor consultation at ofhce. Established 1861.
RED, WHIT. AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c
Sill: ADAMsON'e, SOC 9th street.
THIS IA TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. Is.
Wilson TO. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c., as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. 7,A
MUST WIN-"No Use DeDytsg Ae Fact"-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted q principle Of selling Tea that must
sc7n, being sound and correct in every feature:
One pound as cheap as though you bought q
thousand.
l GILT "HONG," 536 7th street.
RUBBER SHEETINs and Nursery Cloth, Air
| Pillows, &c.
l Sill: ADAMsON'S, 5U6 9tn street.
TIE eRRArHsT relief imaginable can be af.
l fOrded this warm weather by wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling at such astonishing
| ly lew prices at the celebrated OAK Hall cloth.
ing store, ago Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition to gentismsn's "Ban.
| mock Burn" Cheviot Arrah ma Pogus, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, chiidren's Carl.
balde suits in great variety are also to os bad at
he most rea sOnabIe prices. 26,6
CURTAIN DAMAsK and Shade LiEeps.
ADAMsON's, $50 9TH street,
SILL: next to Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star., 1869-09-06
CITY ITEMS.

PRtGG's
One Dollar Jewelry Sore,
No. i36 Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
9th streets.
P'ceives new styles every day.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

RANsE OF THRRxoMErRR at Franklin *
Co.'S, Opticians, y! Penn syivalia av.nup, In
the shade, to- day" O'Clock a. m %; 10, 40, H.
20; Il m, -; y. m. 81.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

Thikp MfkEhrR srRsSrr Rr G5STisosEr

IL On MONDAY, September s. at O'Clock,
Es:: .. N will sell io front sf the premises,
S.pert Of Lot No SIS, fronting IS feet on the
sonth sids OF Third street, between High aud
Marbet streets, by . De pth OF $50 feet. The i'm
Dwelling House.
Terms At sale. Oonvsyaneing and stamps at the
cost OF the purchaser. A ceposite OF $50 will be
re"uired q soon a. the property is struck of.
AuSl THOMAS D0wLIN0. Auctr.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
II sILvERBIR0
HAS RIM0vBD

g the store formerly occupied ~ yohnson ooilsy,
where be VIII be plsased 20 zee his old customers,
and where he will be sble 20 show them an ssoort,
in this city. Al iO.ff
Evening star., 1869-09-06
UaITHD ..s..,aa. s.Aa eA15Sf 3 e. Ss..cs H...s! ~,

q b o krs;;: q a l:. "a
granted 70 him on the z7th day of neys0ber, 1855,
for an fmprevement In the mode Of hanging the
ltis ordered that the tsssimony In the ease Be
closed on the sd day Of October pext; that the
port DO limited 90 the Sd day Of November next,
and that said petition be heard on the 0th day Of
tension eAHUBL ff9HaR
s1So-lawsW Oommiesjeper of Pptsnta.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

ONB NIeHf OHLr.-Admirers of Scottish
music will have an opportunity this evening
70 ENJOY themselves 10 their hearts content bv
hearing Mr.. Kennedy in his pleasant songs Of
the land Of Burns.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

nRS. e4HUMAN DURAND.
~ 195 W. Pratt street, Baltimore, Nd,
n ~ be consulted on IN Female Conn laints and
Private Diseases, Ladies and eentiemen who wish
10 consult Dhysician Of great ski and ex perience
viii do well % cau. Nervous Debility, &c, Ooc.
cessfniy treated. Business strictly con ddsntiAl,
All letters must contain . stamp. su7 IN
Evening star., 1869-09-06
SCOTCH "TARrAN" PLAID SUITS,
Scotch "Bannockburn,"
Fall Overcoats,
Rows (ylothtUG
Boys Clothing,
1ilf1Yonas Harihaldi

.,
and large and varied stock of the latest styles
OF piece goods for custom department at the
popular Oak Hall Clothing and Customer Tail.
Once. q
Evening star., 1869-09-06

lHsPHcfroH TouR--Major A. q. Richards.
Superintendent of Police, weat 10 Ne Wn.s
on Saturday, where be will probably he ,o,, -
by two or three OF our Police ComrnIss,cnaa..ee
for the purpose OF making an Inspection tanr
through several Eastern cities Sei
Evening star., 1869-09-06

ASSAULT AND BATTKRY.-Last night VIII
liam Hayse was arrested for an assault and
battery on Mary Hayes by Ofieer Harms. of
the Fourth Precinct. and be vas Committed 10
,sII fQT S01Tt by Justice Weaver.
Evening star., 1869-09-06
4. ". b o 3 D Z r I ..
3S1 SEVENTH STREET.

IMMEHsE DRY GOODS. CARPET, AHD OIL.
CLOTH HOUSE.
a very large stock and the most desirable one to
oe fenna In Washfneton. Receiving, daily, new
supplies for the fall aud Wintsf.
Tne lowest price will b named st once.
Al Goods warranted 70 be Q. relreeentsd By the
statesmen. W ". BORDnFTI,
se4.1t Ho. 35l 7th st., bet. ana K.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

NROee 3 WALSH,
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
1o. 321 P1NNA. AvEHUE, South Side.
Between eh and TN streets wsGt.
.,sy NV. 3Artk 9nSss 9@nxSfsh.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

CHANeIs OF PoLIcH Syanr rs-ro. .aav
sergeant WIN. H. Stuard, OF the sixth police
precinct was transferred to duty In the fourth
Preeins,, and ms place will be filled By Ser.
seant samuel w. Taylor, who, for a wear or
TWO past has been ON duty In the fourth
precinct
Evening star., 1869-09-06

NAsRANfs.-This morning. at IL O'Clock,
Omcer Smoot and Owens, ot rne First recinct,
arrested Nathaniel Gordon, James johnson,
oeores Brooka Chas. Russell, John Diamond
ana hooeft Johnson, on o charge Of vaErancy,
ana Jusuce Pserson held them TO security for
behavior except the last named,
Evening star., 1869-09-06

FIFTY CENTS PER- PAIR for good Caatcn
Flannel Ura wers tor Men ana Boys.
s,l,f: ADAMsON's, 5C6 9:h street.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

CAIANTHR LoDGB, No. n. of the Knights Of
Pythias, ss will be seen by advertisement
give grand picnic ~ Abners Park to.mor.
row, and have {" nxed things" tor a pleasant
time. TIE knights are famous for doing well
Whsteyer they attempt TO do, and the Caian.
the members Will ZEE that all who honor them
with their presence viii have no cause for re.
Rref. .He
Evening star., 1869-09-06

NcUNS CATBcIICs' FRIEND SOCIETY The
annual meeting o. this scciety wss held =.
Carroll Hail isst eysuIng. Tne retiring Presi-
dent, John Carroll Brent, Esq, read the an.
nuai report, which shows 8 fiourishing coudi.
Ilon OF tne society The election of officers
resulted ss follows President j. Edmund
haiie,; Vice President, James Lackey; Core.
spencirg Secretary, G.. q. T.. Simms; Record.
ing Secretary, Nj ID Connolly; Treasurer,
SeoIge SayaEsi Bookkeeper, Joseph Garter:
Stewafo. J. = King. during the evening
Father b. r. Wiget entered the han ana rrss
enthusiastically received w.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

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 bstter IL they are cloths
in the stylish Fall Suits sold at Oak Hall, 400
1th street, opposite Post Once.
Evening star., 1869-09-06

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TON 90. odvsncS mon.v N ncs2s ~. .o1.
Hs.l Estses. D.need., WsseSes, By 6ocSs, pur. ns
nisuTe' Pienes. and all kinds Of isrssnsl Proper
ssme, ,o Vpen every dsy except Sundays, from
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