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EDUCATIONAL.

u Offers OABEF o. and THokOUGH IHeTRUC-
TOE q reasonable rates. In the common and
higher English branches. Latin and French Ad-
dftions especially fpv ted 90 clssses Tss Horned
in common Bngltsh asd latin. Inquire Of Ntss
WRIGHT, no. see Massachusetts, ave. ool2-lrss
EBHNoH AHD GILMAN.
Prof. HENRY MARK win resume teaching
the above languages in classes and private FAINT
lies- ABBY l1s street. corner 18th ss 2s-lms
EvENIH9 CLAss.
An EyENIHG CLASS v1ll b organized October
LIST q Emerson Institute. 18th street, between Il
and X, for Instruction In the Enelish Branches
Particular attention given 20 Book epine and
fenmanshfD. J-fPATfEReON,
Teacher IN Emerson Institute.
eeS1u Residence, 36s I street.
ME- q; Q. BUTTS, fEAOHIR or VOCAL
W W M ~ Rss;dence, Grslt Plsos. I'd door
~ sPen Der Private Glasses on the 2OrH ar
D1fTnMenB. st No, go i.fh street, between n
md b. The instruction in Enelish, French.
Lahn and nueic viii Be prscticai and thoroush
a ooorse OF Laeht 0g mnastics, With Masio. vHi
ecooo1any the daily Exercises CIass hour,
mo@ sine 20 three o clock. Mfs Draper re
Iefe 70 President Grant, whose chSltren a.. IN
1ruSu: Also: to Rev. j. p. Hevnsn. d. n Rev
Wv Tudsr, Rev. ysbez Fox. Hon CHARLES snm
ga u B. s. Brissdier General Z. ID. To.Dssnd,
Nv. T.
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LOCAL N EWS 8.

Aausements. Excursisns. Pic.Nies, re.
pNATloNAL THnAIRn.rhe lydia Thompson
EXCURSION 10 Norfolk and return ON ~.
steamer Cost On Mondays and Thursdays.
DAIbY EXCURSION 70 Mount Vernon an N.
steamer Arrow, At 10 O. %.
MARKRIrIs's Arr GALLEY, 4se tn street.
SnIrH SrRosss AR galley, 2S
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CORNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
Gee, Bunions, Enlarged Joints. and other dis
Whise, Sureeon Chiropodist No. "a Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between * and 9Th streets.
Hours nom Q. N. 70 p. m. Calls made at
for consulate on at office. Established 1861.
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6K0RCr u CAhMACK. q member OF IN. n,
A r.. who left his home 30 mvste-,c1,ss0.
Monday week Il s,iiI missing His fri.nSs
have been in see-ch OF hIm ever since h. IsS.
bot ara arsose to gain any information as N
his Whereabouts.
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Coon Socks for winter. 9, 10, IS, Is cents, at
the Original Franc, A9a 7th st., between ID and
Il. No BrAuch Store. 9,29,I:
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TIE WIsLBY CHAPEL MIssIoN-TAs DiE,r.
shees Setded-For the last day Or two the class
leaders OF Wesley Chapel Mission have held
CONSULTATIONS as TO what course should be pur-
sued by them in references 70 the recent diff.r.
ences between them and the pastor and we
understand that they have come to the conclu.
SION 10 continue their membership at the charge.
and TO conduct their classes a. usual. II is ssid
that but few viii 'remsn ont OF the chnrch
put mat In regard % preaching, these fev "a
Inc pfoyerbial jury, have ssagreed to disaxree."
ana VIII not SIT under the preaching Of the
however, that this state of things will NOT cor,
unue iong, and that the membership and min.
lister Will soon work together in harmony.
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FINE wHrrR SHIFTS, 76c., 81, el.sO, %. ea.so,
at the Original Franc, 494 9TH st, between d
ana Z. No Branch Store. o,201:
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TIE GREATEST relief imaginable can b at.
forded this warm weather BY wearing one of
ly lew prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, l6O Seventh street. opposite the Post
Once, where, in addition to eentlemen's "Ban.
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah ma Pogue, drab
d'ete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits In great variety also to b had at
he most reasonable prices. .-r $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

6IV1R fRonT.-Cdyter's Whdrf-Arriyed-
Scnr Sarah Jane, Love, with wood for Jobp
u. Lord. SAiled-Schrs. Forward. Jones. Tor
Havre-de-Grace, light; Mary Augusta, Wroten.
Tor Eastern Shore, light; Oregon, McCracken'
dria, light.
Riley's Whdrf.-Arrived-Schr. Flight, Stone.
from Havre-de- Grace, with coal Tor s. ~ Ma
gruder; sloop Caroline Howard, Carson. with
oysters for Winfeld Weisen; Elroy, Moore,
oysters for same; Flying Fish, Trader, with
sweet potatoes for William Leishear; Raven,
Courtney, with oysters for Turner & Son; Schrs
brewster, Cheshire, viii oystsrs for Burton
& Deyaughan; John Taylor, Evans, with
sweet potatoes for VIM. Leishear. Price OF
sweet potatoes, O. per barrel; oysters, 60 cents
70 s1.25 per bushef. Sailed-Schoo L. b.
Wing, Endicott. for Georgetown, to load coal
for Boston; ID. L. Page, Alley, light; Nelly
Staher, down light
Fo'cler's Wharf. -ArrIved-Schr. Founder.
Skinner, with wood for Washing ton and
Georgetown Ice Company. Sailed-Schr.
Edward Thorn pson, Seward, light.
Fdys Wkdrf.-Arrived-Schr Advocate,
Evans, with lumber tor A. b. FuRit.
Cars Whdrf.-Steamer Arrow went down
this morning on her usual Trip with fuil com.
Potomac Ferry Wharf.-The Ferry Company
have discontinued the usual seven o'clock trip
10 Alexandria, and hereafter the SIX O'Clock
boat Will be the last p. m, trip.
CToachs WAarf.-The w. w. Colt hsd not ar.
rived to-day at l.20 O'Clock, owing, il il sup.
posed, TO head wind and tide.
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UOEzAGA COLLEGE.

UoszAGA COLLEGE.
GONzAGA oeLLIsE.
w,u On sty,,t. 6awsss GA amd io.h,
M0sDAY, sEPTEMBRB 6, 1853.
40 40. 81 esafa'': jas :' 1SGiyAisHkrsIp,.,a.,,
XoUN0 LADIES, sEnIlART,
i ABo4 III fs,s..x.S MP iR.a1,YIscHooL.
sdOsins sS the pS cssaes n
sssss p, The snel.:sd sroana. chord s@Se
: 10 % e. s.c,o1 E,
l .aiss % or the frisnffi g,s HaRRovrs
:sss,f PR:s.;:i :. & ssd 1893
m.s so.. .sd F nsS tes yoSas L.ai.. and
sS {: The .n nsGssS OF 81
the ,sniiy, and 10 constantly spoken in the In
-iys-eosm MADAME D'RIRvILLY. Print.
MEDICAL FRo5*ss s SoEEEssr.o Of sI0aaF
TwEHTIETH nIDIOAL SESSION, Isss-,o
COLLEGE BULDLNa CORNER OF TENTH
CITY OF WASHING TON.
,,o,...o, q H S,,a.i., SS sss I'D.
r,.,...S; y ::i
= Ol0e11H0
and Children.
yOaAeon ELIOT, II. D.,
and surgical Anatomy
yAMEs =. n0RGAN, M D.,
Professor OF Aeeerla nedica and Therapeuttcs
MoNf00nERY JONES, N. u.
pro'''SI atEs sifPf f6 Ssfsy: .rs
EDwARD I6RE MAH, n D. surgery
Professor OF General and Physioloafeai al e,t.t,,
j. HAIRY THOMPSON, M D..
LOFTS PTS1s:i Sx e kCs "A. sursrrS.
Professor Of Clinical Medicine
". BLISS, n D.,
rVUrI IN 81 gHnsI Pstsol and rherspentioe
fro1essor q ! edical yurisprudeuce and Hyeeian
sLUAkT ELDR1DGD, N d,
VA hhsGSrITsr O. ostsslegy- and synaesmology.
sfUAST 1Lpkipdi Demonssrssors
BOBBRfsoN HOWARD, L. D.,
~. Prosector.
oG ne regular course Of Isctcrss Win commence
oSIObBB and terminste BE- soilovfrs n a ROH
For III. rnu LIES;
Demonssr.ee..' ---sss.s.-s o
-'----......-s- 10
aingle 30
Tor f7rther inform att on sddrecc ''---''------.
JOHNSON ELIOT, M, D., Dean,
- D-eo<m No. l63 = strost north
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TIE COLLECTION OF CITY TAxHs.-Mr. f.
A: Boswell, the Collector Of Taxes, expects in
few days 70 give noticethat he will be ready
70 receive the taxes due the Corporation on the
LIST prox., tbs tax books being now In such an
advanced state as 70 warrant the belief, and
with his assistants for q month or two he will
De Kept exceedingly busy, as the receipts on the
ss,0OoO00 worth OF property will be about
el,O0O,OO0. During the last few months the OF.
nee has been greatly improved and 1t IL now
one Of the neatest and best arranged
omces for business In the District the
two rooms opposite the Mayors ONCE have
been made into one and q counter extending
from one end TO the other has been
erected. THIS counter 10 su-mounted BY wood
and wIre-work. with openings, through which
the clerks will conduct business with the pub.
lie. and 10 OF neat and handsome design, cor.
responding with the counter proper, which IL
ornamented ~ carved headings and rosettes
the whole being painted in the best manner
In connection with the collection of taxes
the following figures, showing the rates of tax .
anon from ls27 TO the present time, will be of
interest Prom 1927 to 1880, Sc cents; 1881, Is
cents; 1928 e110; 1895 TO 1853, 20 cents 1854, 20
cents; 1o55, 60 cents; 1855, as cents; 1873 Is
cents; 1889 GU cents 1850, IS cents 1s6 50 cents;
lc623, IS cents; 1884, Sl10; 1866, ST. 1866 - no:
1867, 81 IS; l-6c, 81 50; 1869, Sl.iO
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"A PPLIOATION fOR DUPLIOATI LAND
"A WARRANTS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
PESsIoN OETIcE, July 18th. 1861


10 wH Hso IT o XIV G sS'y 1sfs 1855
seIiSed wsrrsSt: .SieS are e' .iissss 70 have
Il he s r
warrant. new certificate or warrant OF like tenor
Iss :hHsa :
March il inc name !! Whiseomb @.' e and %
was granted July IA, 1855. November 6, 1859.
HaSss s:, &C; md
wss sIantsd July 4, 1855 November 6. 1859.
sTch 5. 1856 the name Of Michasi Doyis se and
was srsntsd December s. 1888 December IS. 1855
IN BANKRUPTCY.
the City of eS tSs as.h day
September, 1863. The undersigned hereby gives
szff1Ib, IN Il. City of 1as II 1itSn
said District. who has been adjudged q Bankrupt.
Upon ne pes n 81 his creditors the Supreme
~ .,.,,- aEo: MASON, A.toEc q,
" OF CoLuMsIA, .WAsHInsToN CouNTY. 10
~ JOLT the esis Il nicSs: G.
Sr :iors:.,d hs: Vim the sbproS.sio1 q S.
81 6: H.. sd Of &:
personal estate Of said deceased, and OF the
~ hss !. < g: w; s: :Ss s sss.:
the eredsors and heirs said deceased ore notified
s a4ss sa;, FIN: ls q
s' IL s'S &: s. $780, e.
os q ls.lsvsv. aa Ts-A iNSi.s Ssd & HSiins.
P fsrnst. .sa pselsria -----
And nanunotursr ~
BILLIARD BALLS AHD OUIs,
Aadiplortsf Of
BILL!ARp CLOTH, ogns. LlfflB oaALk
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I NITID STATS PATENT OFFIOE,
u WASHINGTON, d. O., October I, 1859

HITsD STATS rATfHT o5r,ISSh., ,,..
On the petition Of POLLY HUNT and EORGE
W. AUnI, Of New Yori, n: Z, administrators
for the extension CT : patent granted to the said
Walter Hunt. On the s, ist az Of January, 1856,
1t - ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 9Th day Of November next. that the
time for fling arguments and the Examiner report
b limited to the 9Th day Of December next. and that
said petition be heard on the 18th day OF December
next. Any person may oppose this oxtengfen.
SAMUEL 3. YISHER.
90 7-law3W Commissioner OF Patents
TNHls Is TO CIV NOTICE, That the cub.
! scrtbef has obtained from the Orphans, Court
Of Washington County, In the District Of Colum.
tate of ELIyAH II SMITH, late Of wsshington
county. Aforesaid. deceased. All persons having
CLAIMS against tho sid deceased ore nereuy warned
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber. on or before she 5th DAY OF 0cto-
Der next: they may otherwlso By law Be excluded
from al benefit OF the said estate. Given under
my hand this 6rh day Of October: 1854.
ANNIE u. SMITH.
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HAKKIAHE " hEPORTER.-Uur good.
looking young friend, Mr.. Herbert A. Preston.
OF the National Republican, was married at ST.
Pauicks lCatholic) Church yesterday to MISS
Annie Z. McNabb, formerly OF Baltimore. Tne
sacred rite was performed by Rev. J. J. Keane
assistant pastor Of st. Patrick's, and the minis.
ratlon OF the sacrament Of matrmony being
concluded. he retired from the sanctuary, and
returned clad in yestments OF white satin and
gold and celebrated the mass for the BRIDE.
groom and bride, who entered the sanctuary
near the conclusion Of mass to receive the part.
ing blessing. After q few minutes spent in
tnankseiviAg. the bridal party left the Church
and received the congratulations Of their
friends. The bride was attirod In q travelling
dress OF delicate dove colored poplin, with
upper and lower skirt trimmed IN pleated
runies, close hitting basque, gloves and veil
OF the same shade, and Q beaver hat with q
white gull. ..-.- - -
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SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy your Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, s9l
7th st., bet. ID and e. No Branch Store. 9,2o,l:
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For THE CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing
between d and E. No Branch Store. 9,29,l:
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PRlsBYrHRIAE SYNOD OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The Presbyterian Synod Of PennsyIyanla.
rev ScnSoi, assembled az York Last evening.
The usual opening exercises took plane. And =
sermon was preached by Rev. DIR. Sunderland.
OF TINS city. The audience was large and the
a.lendance OF members of the Synod was good.
Ine synod Is composed OF the Presbyteries of
me District Of Columbia Of Wilmington Del !,
OF harrisburk Pa, and the third and fourth
ulstrcts OF Philadelphia- Rev. DR. CroweII.
OF tne fres6ytery OF Wilmington, was chosen
Inocerator Tor the ensuing year. He made an
aooress on taking the chair. Rev. Messrs Nc
r ale and smith were chosen temporary CLERKS
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a PLEASANT COMPANY Assem- bled at the sales
room of Messrs- Cooper Il Lanmer, STAR
buhoings last evening, upon the In vitation of
nose eentemen, rhey having rendered an en-
teriain ment 10 MT. Harry Adams. the excellent
oook- Keeper OF the house, who left this morn .
ing iof Galveston. Texas, where he will engage
ne caterers for the occasion, and the tshi. Ne.
.soen with good things Of the season rrad
Masuire presided, while handsoms NAL
table VI INC
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STEALING 9LAss.-Aho,, .,.,o.r ,s,.
morning, as Oficer Kenuer vs.. nssro,snv nts
beat, ne noticed coiorpd man pass M slone
%ren. suees Win DO. on his shoulder, and
made his escape. On Opening Tie nov h -.
found 70 contain window glsss. ana "a -.
tsken from Few house on q sweet -.
IN ano lotn streets, and the officer returned it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

Ouk CITY FATHERS having been censured
Ior appropriaiing sI,O0o for "a suitable car
rage 10 convey paupers 70 the poor house. we
Geem IL out simple justice 70 them TO stare
tnat the appropriation referred 10 4, not rosrsIv
ior tne purpose stated. but for the cost OF ths
Whole team" also TO pay the expense OF ex
.ehoAg Inc Police and Fire-Alarm Telegraph
10 The Washington Asylum and est.hIi shinI
sAuon tnere, as was correctly stated in the re-
pert OF the proceedings of the Board OF Alder
men In yesterdays STAR.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

III 1nomA1 DOWL1N0, Aucf; Georgetown
ON TUESDAY, aerH INST.
Ar4 O'Clock, Pm,
ONE OF THOSE VERY DESIRABLE
BRICK COTTAGE VILLA HOUSES
On stoddsrt st., near wsshinstoa st.,
GE0ReETowH,
- Being Houss No. 2, in block 1; Msnss,s
roof; nnisbeA IN the best styIe Of architector.
feet iront By 80 feet deep, sncio.ed vits
0t fsrn nan s: snS t 11S' 1: ~ :a.
and fhoss 'Sss Il lHrdeAa
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
Black and eolor.d siIk., Irish Po,l,p, rmn,...
oloths, Pl.id Poplins ssfses, and MerfnoeS. erms
e low e 80 cts Superior double Wsrp Alpaca;
Ss,s o::e: Ssa
ess Scs5ss P.S Arabs: from 81 to 1Ioth
Boys; Flsnnels, ali wool, from Is cts M: All
WOOL Shaker do, 90 cts Good a. Bile ached aud
and Torf Nil: !. .Ios,
At 8: 10 i3h rs; 0te csse fnll 1addsr coIors q 10
g: s:d s: sFotR SoS s. ss
'-',, =. sss's isf . ssss .:4.:.,
&C - I'm Georgetovn.
EORNITUBEI TURNTTURR
Owing to the scarcity q noD.y. 3. ensssTS.r
will offer his stock q. hne Parior and Cham.
S se ssss: Chair
reduced I.tsss k. g. busins.s Z .ssenS.d M
..es sy sassi .h Se s E
paying high rents and large ssIs &C.,.
las Bride. .s;, :::, Sls =:
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ole ono TO LOAN ON BEAL ESTATE
- lO,OUU and Rsal Estate Deferred Notes.
Apply between 10 O. u End E n: TO-
&C ll.eo7wA Attorney at. Law, No % az st,
FREDERICK Ko9EEesS, - -
Northwest corner OF 9Th and u streets, Oh nosite
the Post Once DepaEtmsst.
sOLlClT0R OF PATENTe AND CLAIMS BE.
CoMHissioHlR OF DEEDS,
GBHEBAL A0yNT
BEFERENCEs
Messrs Hfgg1 Go" y 9. Hun dngton,
Jay OIoke Co., Nasea Kellv
SeR-mwflm

ORPHANS COURT, Oct 18th, 1859 -DrTRIc
" OF COLUMBIA, WASHING TO " COUNTY, To sit -
trx c. :. o. Of Sam1 II Bay bold, decd, the admin
strstrix to. Aforesaid has, with the appreciation
.ppein.s II. ssh SsS sy 9,
October A. D. 1852 for tine hnal settlement and dis
have been collected and turned into money;
whom and where ell the creditors and heirS OF
said deceased are notified 70 attend, with theii
claims properly vouchsd. or they may otherwise b.
estate Pyovidsd, COPY of this order be published
once. week for three weeks In the Evening Star
Test: A. WEBSTER.
oc5-law3WA Register of Wills.
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BIILiARDe-KaranaEgh rs. E.tephs. Tn.
of New York and Victor Estsphe OF Pniiadei.
phia, drew large number Of the lovers Of ths
game 70 Seaton Hall last evening 70 witness \
trlaI OF sktll between these celebratsd players.
A game OF so points on carom table, push shot
barred, vas easily won by Kavanaugh, 300 to
l21. averaging ~. game Of Freuch caroms,
leo poinu, was NE Won BY KavanauSh also,
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NlKBoHANrG LINE or srEAnsHIPs
BHYwKKN
WARRINGTON ANpH yoRK.


HEREAFTER g. Hlse esssmships =, o. KNIGHT,
8 S3 =. /. SIs ss e. TA[L.Y SIfI 80
OF tne khonAU To LIME, Win rake -
I6sk, -kLixAEDtiA, wxsHiSGroN, ana
9tOhSkrOwn, e follows: Leave NEW YORK,
fro1 Pier %, Hast river, ever ylpEEeDAY
s,srx nospnn as 70 IN ssi y s9 7, BLOWN
Tor fursher inforpstiee sslly 2 zoe. 4; GAIT,
sovn or q The eornsr Of nth strest end nsv HorG
90 E.u Nv IHoffr rs.sd..,.
NV s1fvIilrJS .skALE. III.
Va St SSss5SST0i i 1aS6
!. Sh1 !, ! FSiisd.iSSs.. sAf0ISxf.4
,fy9m % water street, Gsorsstsvu. wBDa1s
z zSsls s F'''i7's At any IN sIfb. . rrrm,
% Wster st 0eorgesovn, d. o.
4. ItpRIbGE q 90,
AleIsp dr1a, We.
WM. CLYDE CO.,
1k0 IL north Wharves. Phiiedelphfs.
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THIS 10 TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo. b.
Wilson L 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &C. - cheap
a. any person who advertises In the Star. TIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

TEE LOST CuRRnucY RECOVERED. - Tue
packsge Of sl,00 In mutilated fractional cur
Iency cent on 10 the Com ptroileY Of the Cur
reney nom Portland, Main-, for redemption,
nas ssea recovered. II appears that NEE.
thompson, EsQ President of the + street
h LIZ Issufneo II. saying Il Wa found In one OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

BASE BALI 10 reported that ths Natioaa |
Club have made overtures 70 the OIvwcic
Club win o visW of playing aaoshsr ssries Of
games, and that the Olympics have decIined.
IL - ee1efnity edmitted tnet tne nine Presented
very little practice cope successfully, not
only with the Olympics, bat With any club In
the country. --.-r 30 80
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AN lsaAY ON TRE 0AUs1e OF Lost
"A MAlROOD. By DB. J: nnORY RlOORD.
20: ll1 ". yayettc street, Baltimore, Md. Sent
tes 70 any address. eeD3ly
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TBn efAunOH AID FAvoRIrn sfRAnTK
Pr snIrH ospte,a A.B--A
TUEtDAi IosEfss q o'oiect for an L.,a
ssm. CIV e1.uier H ss Tins wtbS Ss
DAT, srrrtvtns In Bsiti,eers same night:
supertpsepdept Peoples Aeoonnodstios Steam
bost Line. ccBu
TOE LIVERPOOL AND oOBIHsrowH.
Ipmsp Line q Msn Steamers. sailing nom y. .
Ierk IvIRI eAIgRDAY and AL 49,
fff iss.. .o' sV = "a RON ...,.na.
Ireland, and ths Cont nept.
For full ,pfermstisn sRDly Q JOHN @. DALE,
BlNEERs,
au340 wsehingtou.
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I r I S L N !:

u NSsfs. =. he osiGrssL T seFncra ~:
So street, between D snd :. No Brsnss
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~ nn1s and prices; ct.
ocl.n SIT Seventh efeect.
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[n.u. spruce :trs.t, Psilsasirsi.. Pm s2a i'sss
Mics Boarding. and Dsy school. Vii reopen o1
mOHDAi, Sept 10Th. French 10 the Language OF
.pe ,.smiy, and 10 constantly spoken in the In
jys-eosm MADAME p,n1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-20

BILLIAkD pALLe AID OUIS,
BILLIARD CLOTH, 66 6Glssf E q oHAn.
And BILLIARD UBRORAuDIo0i IN ssnera
nySeoD % Fulton street, HSV Vov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07

The PAPER CREDIT FRAUDs-The follow
ing timely article is from the Bath Times, and
will meet with the unqualified assent of all
persons who have the honor of the State at
heart:
AS the time draws near for the assembling
OF the Legislature, the air is rife with the ru-
mors of irregularities in the matter of enlist
ments and credits to towns, during the years
1854 aud o full and searching investigation
is demanded in louder terms than ever
throughout the State. As an honest out
spoken and fearessl journalist, we should
be untrue to our convictions of right
and wrong did we disregard the de-
mands thus made in the name of Justice
We are duly sensible that since the CRY of
r1"d was hrst started there have been sew
eral attempts at Legislative investigation: but
the results, it appears, have never been salts.
factory to those who desire to see the mat
ter most thoroughly sifted, and the guilty.
parties exposed. The committees' reports
That have been given to the public have only
added fuel to the fire instead of being the
water to extingush it, and the result is
that ones ears are not only filled with the
humDerless vague and damaging rumors con-
corning these alleged frauds, rumors which
implicate certain well known gentlemen of
both political parties, but a crisis has been
reached which has made the whole matter
one OF. uncommon scandal and notorety. We
know nothing as to who are the guilty parties.
but we are free to confess that we believe that
the most astounding frauds were perpetrated
in this SOC called paper-credit business, and we
want no better proof of the fact than by point
ing to certain suits now pending in the courts
brought by towns to recover the money they
paid out for paper credits. We trust the in
coming Legislature will thoroughly probe this
matter at as early day as practicable, and let
the plunderers whoever they may be, be sim
gled out and held up before the world. We
submit that the duty of the Legislature is
plain and imperative.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-12-07
HOLIDAY ITEMS !

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I OW enough for the hardest times
IMMENSE stock of Toys in endless variety at hard
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n Ii styles OF Albums.
YANKEE, French and German Toysi
GREAT bargains in Jewelry!
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CUTLERY, Table and Pocket, and Brushes
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GLOVES and mittens for men, women and children
INITIAL Stationery
ARMY Blankets.
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A NEW lot of Kid Gloves.
CLIPPER PATTERNS, Besutiful Styles.
CHAWLS. Zephyr, Worsted and Hand Knit
A LII KINDS OF made up worstsd goods.
NUBIAS all sizes, and
GENERAL thousand articles that cannot be men,
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vi course every lady knows that
Millinery can be got at COgia
Hassan's at figures below anything
dreamed of anywhere else.
Br The magical number is