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Evening star., 1869-09-08

CONTRACT FOR FUEL.-The Department
FusA P1rehas,ng Association this city, COM
posed OF CLERKS In the several Departments
VIII shortly enter into a contract with Massrs
Gie3son Glenn, who propose to furnish fuel
at the following rates: Lykens alley coal. 50
per ton; Red Ash, g. so; White Ash, Ss; Chest.
nut, 50; oak wood, 81 per cord; pine wood, sc
Evening star., 1869-09-08

TH1 OHIO STATE EAssoCIArtoN.-Tbe re~plsr
mon,hly meeting Of TITS associat,on was held
- ,ss' eseninE IN me Colombia Law Buiiding,
Mr.. w. Hunt reported that arranr.nsn, 81
been perfected with the PenusyIvani. G.s..1 sI
Railrcad for reduced rare Messrs u U WI,
J. q. Witmore, and l.. @. Abbott "n.'
pointed q committee 10 confer with The asen1P
the Balumcre and Ohio railroad In re~.,S "a
reduced rates also. On motion. VIM r SI,n.s
Gel n. u. Ous and VIM. b. Moore were an
pointed a csmmitte. ard reported resola ton =
expressive of The grief OF the association AZ IN.
oeaIh of General John A. Ra Wins Sacretsrv
Of War. The resolution Were unanimously
adopted, and the meeting ad journed
Evening star., 1869-09-08
LOCAL N w 8.

Amusemenfs. Excursions, Pic.Nie.. a..
ExCuRsioN to Norfolk and return ON the
steamer Co't on Mondays and Thursdays.
stsamsr Arrow, at H. a. m oA NAe
Nailor Bros stables. p" ~
mARKRITzR's Arr GALLERY, 4s6 7th street.
SMITH Il STRoSG's ART GALLEY, PAS =
street. -"
LHFlKRs GARDEN, Picnic of Hsrndon
LOCge A. @ q. T.
ANALosTAs ISLAND, Grand REUNION 1. O.
X VI. o. Monday Lext.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
To-day Is observed in the Catholic Church -
the feast OF the nativity of the mother Of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. In this coun-
Try 1t not holiday OF obligation, but is kept by
the faithful generally as a day of de votion; the
services at the churches being the same a.
usual on every day OF the week
Evening star., 1869-09-08

for sleeping purposes without mattress or pill
lows. ls,l,El ADAMson's, SOC OH street.
CoRre, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis
eases os the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
vania avenue, between * and 9Th streets
Hours from q. m. to p. m. Calls made at
residences between and p. m. No charge
for consultation at office. Established 1851.
RED, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
SILL: ADAMeoN's 500 9th street
THIS rs TO NOTIFY rHI PUBLIC that Geo. Il.
Wilson & 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, as cheap
as any person who advertises In the Star. 7,H
MUST WM-"No Uss Dencsg 0s Nhct"-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted Q principle Of selling Tea that uust
C1n, being sound and correct in every feature
One pouAd a cheap - though you bought q
thousand.
S,l7 "HoNe," S36 TIN street.
RuBB.R SHsErINe and Nursery Cloth, Air
Pillows, &c.
sill: ADANsoH's, sO6 9TH street.
TEE aRIArlsf rslisf imaginable can be af
forded this warm weather hy wearing one Of
those elegant suits selling at such astonis hing.
" lev prices at toe celebra1ed Oak Hall cloth.
INT store, go Seventh street. opposite the Post
Once, where, In addition 70 eentlemens "Ban.
mock Burn" Ohegtos ArraA na Pogrs. drab
oalde suits In gret variety afe also 70 b had at
10 most otroasonAblo prices. 246
CURTAIN DANAsK ana Shade Linens.
ADAMson's, sos 9th street.
s.l,l: next to Pennsylvanh svsnie.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
TaI, WIsr ZIP SLAssl9AL, MA{aEHAT
MEDICAL FoRA P5SAsJMIsH JoEEEsro or sEoRG


wi TOWN 0oLLEaE.
TWENTIETH MEDICAL SESSION, lsss-,o
'oIIA 0S'iNS IN6 i NsSrfsEErss.H IEiEsH ofrSSTh
CITY OF WASHING TON.
NOBLE YOONG, L. D.,
pscSssHSssl lAS%xsD,e sSs xssi,ei' siSie'
Professor Of Obstetric. and Diseases Of women
yoHssSs s6d GeiiS5sn' ELIOT, ND
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Surgery
JAsss s1a f'ri!sss Z. sSss2ss sAHs,0H,, ~.
Professor of natere Msdies, fhsrapeusics and
Mok$sosEsT kassaisl IHFl: ySsss: s5sd:s:' Nd.
& aAsRs .ns f.
EpEsIsS EISSsI s1S AGI'i;tiSe sars'r'
4 tss
,nEtS PGois:,or Q 8 q e Clinical surgery.
GSss s2etss.ol aaeeA q eiinis:l is; s.aseins D''
sfEWXSCTF sfAESx1CF inbfiSat hxANf; Demonssrs.or.
RoBERIsSN HoWARD. ND
OCTOBER and termins:e the fcilowins S%EuH
For the Full cour,e II Lecture. Esi .,w
Denonstrator 10
s'a 50
Tor further infornati on address '-''-''''
.o,n' IT, Esi9S 9ss Y .sssss De- Pssa north
A p1ocEsAEf ri s6S5ors oS5os of a1hL; h.t;;,.nd; Rev.
sas. q hi. sshcs .a es
sumed on SeDtember 18th, with Q flll and eficiept
sSSs % Is: Rector or
DRs. ssHuMAN DuRAnp,
May be consulted on Iii Female W Wo%s iain;, Amt and
e consult hds; o .es who s
cessfnliy treated. Business strictly conddentisI
All letters must contain stamp. sn7-lm
CROss WALSH,
nEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Z BROKERS
Ho. 321 PINHA. AvENUR, South Side,
Between 9Th and 7th streets west
ss,y ~ 5sAntl 4. 9hEssi W8ssa.
UOCToR sCnuMAA q DURANDp roHIol
ffHfEffShR EPH 81. s2EssssIEst9sR sIg ags
This PREPARATION is eosDossd Of the Com ponsus
@ by ineTsssisF ths purify and euaiity cf both
sss.s nc c.ss ss !. Ss HSs e ss A
IT is 4 ctSSnthS tSSnfse fSsE SYsElss22ss. s2s THE FOL
s:asSS: 2:sss Pa Pr:
:; s;1 seS!; 6e}s:..isn g sIiIis: lzes:sivs ass
Ss:s:is -: - b:!,s:s: ss:si.: iS Dsissss sas
:ia SsssaZ 0sna.ss saa ~ Dr. sFiaas from
q 80 z: si:sd: q II. .ss.s e 81, 3 s:.%:s.ss2 sSS
os Z = o:. :ss e sSs:: =: s iol
PHlcH. q PEE BofrLs.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

PosTPoNRMBHT.-On account Of the death Of
Secretary Rawlins, the Masonic picnic which
was ad verused in eur columns 70 tlke place
to-day, will be postponed to next Wednesday,
September Is, at p. m.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
HAS m HOW'D

e ths sscrs =, iossssiy - yeh.see oolsy,
vhsrs be vtll ee Isa.ed 20 80 he eld esstoSsrs.
and where he Win be II ole % shoG them a sssors
In this city. An IA al
Evening star., 1869-09-08

FoILRD IN HIS ATTEMPT About twelve
the cabin of the schooner Camden, lying at
Fahey's wharf, between 7th and 9th streets;
but fortunately the designs Of the marander
were frustrated by Mr.. James johnson. one of
the hands, who heard the noise made by the
operator and frightened him OF. Nightly
deprsdatiens are OF frequent occurrence, and it
behooves parties interested to keep vigilan {
eye.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

CATAwBA CRAPS have not altogether
'playtd out in this section, as evidenced by
the bunches large, full, ripe, and Of the genuine
flavor, grown by Justice J. T. q. CLARK, in his
garden in the First Ward Of this city.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

INPRovsNIHTs IN SOUTH WAsHIxaroN.-
Mr.. 5. Norment has had that old row of eigh,
frame buiidings, On ID street south. near <
street west, pulled down, and in place thereof
has erected eight neat and substantial brick
dwellings. This change, so much needed for
some time, makes this very desirable neigh. /.
borhood, and enhances considerably the value
of the property contiguous thereto. There are
also number Of other Improvements IN pro-
gress in this vicinity.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

OFFICE AND STORE LoUNGEs.-Can be used
for sleeping purposes without mattress or pil.
lows. ls,l,El ADAMsoR's, SOC OH street.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
MRS. DEWITT C. MORRIS. Principal.
At NO. "a street,
euzo- w. or at the Boob Stores
auS-2ws

W1HFFiEiHssSS#.sSs SCHOOL FOR
4ss 18th street, bes.sen q. ~ aps Sev vyor. ana
MISC yoHEe, Principal,
Lessons in French by n dlie PRUDHOaMI The
beet Instruction in every department 90 q -eosss
Ct. MATfhEw's INSTITUTE.
~ 4 etreet. fetween 18th and 18Th
FIRsr MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER
No extra charges fer the Hoderu Langu uaee.
su27 BRJ. TOBIAS, Dfreetor.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

CoNNrTrB1 OF lNvnsfIsAriou.-Tbe com.
mittee appointed by the Board Of Common
Council 70 Investigate the charges Preferred
by John II. Crane. late Commissions Of the
Fourth Ward, against the Hon. SayIes 4
Bowen, Mayor, met At the City Hail last
night, and organized BY the selection Of Mr. III.
A. Hall, chairman, and James Holmes as sec.
retsry. IL was scadsd to employ phonetic
reporter 10 faciitafe the business Of the CON /.
mlttee, and also 70 admit counsel
Evening star., 1869-09-08

WARN WRArHRR.-Range of the thermom.
eter at Franklin & Co.'S, Opticians, pa Penn.
sylvania ave., in the shade, to.day:-9 O'Clock
q. m 81; 10, "a; IL, so; lzm., 81; p. m, 81.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

FIRR-At 2:i0 o'clock this morning oHicer
Guy discovered house in 18th stree between
II and /, on fire, and sounded an alarm from
box So, (25d aud L strc ets.) The Union was
ment was on the ground. Owing to the infiam.
mable nature Of the house, the buildin0 was in
short time entirely consumed, but the furni.
ture wss saved. The house was owned and
occupied by Mr.. VIM. McGfup;ss, whose 10 8
is about $1,000. 1t is supposed that it was set
on fire.
Evening star., 1869-09-08
EssDERIcE sEMALI 4 sEn!saRf,


Z: MiS .snolsstie Sssi. The fiksr aoSb%ri' bi'fe fo
For catalogues, containing view Of baidinss.
90. REV. THOMAS II. CANS. An.
INIoN SEMINARY FOB YOUNG LaDIIe
are esder enc ressrs
SOL, f,ssss sS *. r1hSss FfSss. ss
Ss see sas then e s eOrGs. New
the llth and 18th September, from 20 . M.
EMERSON ISsTTTUTK.
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
sCHC0L FOB BOYS.
w. fc,r.sssts Sired, Betre.n a.d X.
q % School
- tfsnes and German regularly taught b. tho
For '''''''';S ShzEE1: Al is1s'i; E. Ierxs Principal
suo oa bet. Eev York ave and d street,
MISS KILLOGGs TNGLTsa AND TKGSCs
~! ~ eCHOoL VII rssane its duties SEPT iNh, as
Ss.. 1s.s GsSs . g. Fs: 0o:
h:!:: :sssssy aesiissd a.t sS ssS
ysSe: wsleh. Esa. Rev. Or. Samson.
s.:::s' S.;;1; ::::ss:.... S, $:;S:: ;:;
Gherlss : q s,is.sIii 5s.siiS: ,'a. =, is.o.os.
s:a :. ..r s..is:s so::
EvER1ff IlsIlfufR,
an ENGLISH 1SR tSR 81 sSJ5ffsssIcAL fs SCHOOL
hssscAssssss svesss, Sssvssc sth sad losh 90.
J. BvEssfr nA1rIS, Pr,c,,.l.
teucceseor - D. ". fARIEY.
fhs leurteseh As.ueI Os.ies vfl oou.s.,.
oc ~ Sos slSadi IaI. esSss.ss:r s 9 isss. 60. -.
dssins Ssecsson, .aS q e ysl! y.nslsssd
sssI: Inssl'si sssss. S.s.sss isss .sd .
~ ...ss..: 60 70 esepi.
N0une LAn1nc eRnluARY.
AsIzkNIIsS ~ Is.s,zS zSR IIf SCHOOL.
S ssSss IN I = s::ssss
rsef e. rsctdSaes sAjotslas tks DSieSssy Chsrch,
- = vsi knovn = s6s ~ pAsny Hisk school
ssacs SSsss, h. IL seeaesst sresnds afosd e9ple
:sI :. Osssissd 81 ss1istns . % - Sscsor q De
ssls 8 ~ flsiSAsh sfSs /. .. HAasoysl
episcopal HIGH SCHOOL FoB BOYS,
HAGLlsH, CLASSICAL AHD MAfRlnAT-
strsss, between - sad m stsests.
= yon4 a. GRAyDe, Principal
R.e.ei sri:: sss &: :sss s.4 NJ. isl .VSs .s l.
CT. vIHCH1fD 0U40UL,. UtD1R fHn
Ssherss e The eisesrs q ohaEtty, vfli rsopss on
Drua = in sssdise their children Iver, srssssson
vfl b given 20 toe moral aud nte,iectu ii training
Of the young ladies' placst under their chares
aus1n
Evening star., 1869-09-08
4 eURa LADIES BOARDING AND pA,
SEMINARY,

NO Is IhtFd NTssf, ssaF Htgh. Gs0rrefOtrs, ID. q
MRS. GknL wHkRLkk. PRINCIPAL
The duties Of this Seminary will be resumed
h0EpAY, September Q, 1859. se 2-av
AIADIM0IeDLLE PRUD HOMIE and MIss
Nl SHAW VII open Q French snd English
September 18th. Apply ~ 3sl q street se ia.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

THY BEST SHOW Ysr-That is what every.
body says Of John Robinson's mammoth circus
and menageue, which arrived in Washington
yesterday morning, and after parading through
our principal streets, as stated in the star,
gave afternoon and evening performances on
the lot on 1ith street, south OF Pennsylvania
avenue, to delighted audiences The show is
not, as in some cases, all on the bills 1t is
really meritorious exhibition, the dashing
riding of Miss Cordelia and the fresh witt
cisms Of Lolo, the clown, eliciting the warmest
applause In word the COLLECTION of animals
Is very good. the eq uestrian performance ex.
cellent, and all the arrangements for the com.
fort aud convenience Of visitors perfect. To.
morrow is the last day, and the tent should be
crowded this evening and tomorrow afternoon
and evening.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

DEATH OF MRS. STARKRY.-We regret to
learn that Mrs. Starkey, wife Of the Rev DIR.
Starkey. rector Of the Epiphany p. E. parish,
In this city, died in Buffalo, New York, on
Saturday last. She left here about a mont b
ago, in good health, for q brief summer yaca.
ton, and was taken sick ar Maspeth, Long
Island, where she was on a visit to her sister
who died while Mrs. Starkey was at her house
caused nervous exhaustion, and Mrs. s., as we
have stated, soon followed her sister Her
remains will be inferred at her former Northern
home.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

SIH ADvlRTIsRMRNr OF grooms wanted by
Harvey L Mart, In the wanted column.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

TEE ASSAULT ON JyNKIN SNfrH.-Yester
day afternoon, oficer Dyson, OF the secon,
precinct, arrested John Green, colored, on tn
charge Of being one OF the parties who com
mitted an assault and battery on 9enkin Smith
the colored rope. walker. q few weeks since
with intent 20 Kill, BY cutting him with "a
zor, and he 10 held at the station. house for
further hearing by Justice Wall. Smith, who's
wounds were quite severe, and who tor Q tim,
vas In great danger. - now recovering
Evening star., 1869-09-08

HoRArIo, THE woNAH WHIPPHR.-Omcer
O'Hare arrested HOgafio Bolster last evening,
Marv EicIIy. .nd % Gnssics Cox a. fnsd ssan.t AMI, oa
which he did not pay.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

OBOeB WALSH,
nEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE z BROKERS
Ho. 327 PINHA. AVENUE, South side,
Between 9Th and 7th streets west
us.,, ~ sAnt u. 9nSssi WSssa.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

METROPOLITAN DIVISION, No. 10, Sons OF
TEMPERANCE, held another largely attended
meeting last night at Union League Hall, when
there were several accsssions to the member
ship. Alter the transaction Of the regular bust.
ness On entertaining programme was carried
out under the head of good Of the Order Mrs
Kate Smith and Miss Jennie Pueh sang Duet
10 the piano accomplishment Of Mrs. Pritchett.
This was followed by an address by u. K.
Harris, after which Mrs. Smith entertained
the Division with solo. Mr.. John Tweedale
gave recitation in a very entertaining man.
Mrs. PIitchett, and the entertainment closed
with few words Of encouragement from Mrs.
Adams, q venerable lady visitor.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

ARREST OF 4 BURGLAR--During last win.
ter number OF burglaries were committed In
this city, Of which the perpetrators were SO
adroit IS TO baffe all the Efforts OF the police
for q loDE while. Detective McDevitt, how.
ever. finally worked mp ths case. 1t appears
he traced the thefts 70 q gang compo ed of
James Deney, alias Joseph Danean, WIN. Col.
Inns, and Wm- Connell. who kail from Rich
mond, Virginia. The parties would have been
stresteo long since, but about the time when
All arrangements had been made for the pur.
pose tnsy quietly stepped out OF the city. Du.
Iine late visit to Richmond, Mr. Med. karn6
INFORMED Col. Egbert accordingly, who on
Sssulasy htene arested Connsli in house on
franknn street He was lodged IN the station
D., with Lieut.. Skippon, OF the poiice forceL
went TO Richmond and brought the prisoner 10
this city, arriving last night. He Tas lodeed
was to-day rem0Hed % lail 70 axait trisI
Evening star., 1869-09-08

GoNZAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises OF
GONZA AGA COLLEGE,
M, On street, between sfk aad lgh,
MoEDxY. sEPrEMsER 8. 1863.
Tor parttc ulars, apply 60
an sdn JAS. fLAkKE. Q. J.. President.
(HBoRGEr0wH CoLLsGE, ID. c.
studies win be resumed in this Iustitstion ON
nONDAT, sept. 6, 1889
.u sav Rev. B. a. MAGUIRE, 6. J., Pre.r.
A SELECT SCHOOL WILL BE OP6NED Ar
"A No. ~ street, near the City Hall, septem-
Der 9Th Tuition will be furnished te ne puDils OF
both sexes In all OF the braaches of a thorough
English educanon, Including Drawing, Painting,
Mnsic, both Instrumental aud vocal, anil tba
modern aud Ancient Languages. Also. hve youus
misses will be received in the principals f.mfiy
aud Will have the same aad atte ntiou that hsr
own daughter has: The location is Relieyed 70 ha
the nest In the city. The suite or barl9r. used
Tor the school rooms spacious. nel.t, and airy
and are furnished In drawing room style. Tor
circulars. Ac.. asltiress
MRS. DEWITT C. MORRIS. Principal.
At No. o g, street.
n - ~ m - g.
Evening star., 1869-09-08

A'SWf ny AiichQ>s warn you agaiQI the
vipers VINO are in your m DIST Of whom SOM
are acting With the Republican party. let them
say OF Boswell what they may. Here he hsS
lived Tor years, and expects 10 live here untiI
He who rule, the universe shall call MIN Z,
answer elsewhere for his acts Tina nv
friends, Is all. unless IL Is with you TO ask ma
some question, and that i shall answer 20 lns
beet OF my 2oility, provided 1t Is not personal
70 any individual. i thsuk you or your Kind
ness, and shall ever be found with YOU upon
the platform Of equal and exact Justice 70 All,
ana win the motto that "the people shall
fnle Upon my shoulders rest none OF the
responsibility for the failure in paying OF the
laooring or any other class OF citlzens Lat
Others do as they best see ft; as for myself I
shall stand by the Iaboring classes aud the
whole people and may God protect and defend
the right Applause
After music BY the band, Councilman 0eorxe
w. Hatton was introduced and spoke Of the
chickering's In the Republican party, saying that
they would result In clearing out the weak and
rotten pillars and taking In strong ones and
that the party could not b broken on the great
issues. They knew that they bad true friends,
and whenever Q vacancy ocears in Q high once
OF the city government, and they wanted O % An
yho 10 not weak kpeed, but who would stand
nfm and tue TO principle they knew where 20
ma MN Iapplause,l and cries OF "Boswells $
w. ID. Brown, Jr., Of the Fifth Ward, and
ODuhSnmah Nutler made short addresses. after
Nnen tne company We're invited In and par.
took OF the nos osp'tali,y OF Mr. B., and spent the
ume pieasaRuy until after midnIgnt-
Evening star., 1869-09-08

Tbs. scHuMAN DuRARD,
II 19S ". Pratt street, Baltimore, Nd,
May be consulted on Ill Female OomI iafuts ana
Private Diseases. Ladies and gentlemen n who vish
TO consult physician Of great skill and experience
will do we'll &c CAL. Nervous Debili.y Sc suc-
cessfuliy treated Business strictly con fdeutia Al
All letters must contain . stamp auT.lm
Evening star., 1869-09-08

RID, WHITE AND BLUE BLANKETS, Bed
Comforts, Sheets, &c.
Sill ADAMsoN's SOC 9th street
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overtske vessels beating or crossing your way
always run under their stern IL there be the least
doubt that you cannot clear their head by fifty
yards or more.
chancellor. Your most obedient.
ROBERT FULTON.
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING THIS DAY.
NINA SHINES. Capt. w. r. Greenhouse, leaves
for Be you Sara at 10 A. N. Messrs. Reid, Landry
and Forter are her clerks.
FRANK PARaoUD.-Having been detained by
bad weather, heavy fogs etc., this nae steamer,
acknowledged by al who have seen her, to be
the finest passenger packet upon the western
waters, under command OF Capt. Jim White,
leaves to-day, at noon, for Vicksburg and the
Bends.
EsTERPRIsE.-This fine passenger packet, in
consequences of the inability Of a number of ship
pers TO complete their lots of freight, was COM
PEELED to lay over last evening. She, however,
takes her departure for Jefferson, Shreveport and
all way landings at 10 A. NJ. o-day. Messrs.
Howard. NAPLES and Entricken, her attentive and
courteous clerks, will be found on band to attend
TO the wants Of both shippers and passengers.
STEAMBOATS, LEAVING SATURDAY.
The Lotawanna, Capt. John w. White. P. A.
Work, clerk, for Jefferson and all way landings,
at p. N. positively.
The Judge Fletcher, Capt. James Z. Phelps,
leaves for Jefferson AID Shreveport, at P. NJ.
The Frolic, Capt. Haeberle, at P. NJ, for
Bart Able. regular weekly independent packet.
Capt. W. G. Harrison, at O'Clock, for Shreve-
port.
Arkansas, A. II. Shaw, master, at 5 P. M.-pos-
lively for Van Buren,, Fort Smith and all landings
intermediate.
The vicksburg. Capt. G. P. Work. for Monroe,
Trenton and all landings on B ack and Ouachita
rivers, giving through bills ladng, with privilege
OF reshippiDg for Camden and bsYous Bartholo-
new and Darbonne.
Celeste, Capt. Phil Crooks, A. ]. Dye clerk, for
Bayous Macon and Tensas.
Belle Lee. Capt. 7. P. feathers, at her usual
hour. for Vicksburg.
Dexter. Capt j. Ed. Montgomery, for Louisville,
at p. NJ.
Wild Wagner, Capt. w. b. Richardson, for
Natchez: at p. NJ. Messrs. Libano, Posey and
Miller, clerks.
Stonewall, Capt. Dowty, for Grand Ecore.
Cleona, Capt. Splane for Washington.
Selma, Capt. Kouns, for Shreveport, at P. NJ.
sully, Capt King, for Lafourche, at 10 A. NJ.
7. ID. Hine, Capt. Morgan, for jefferson.
Steamer Bart Able will leave for Shreveport
and all intermediate landings on Saturday, Jan.
I'd. 1869, at P. M, positively.
Rob Roy, Capt. Kahn. with our time honored
friend, Mr.. Thomas Beals In her office, for Camden
at 3 p. NJ.
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Extensive advertisers are assured that they viii spd A,
e tnrSsgh TINS agency for the Southern
publication Of their sdyetsemsn mon ~
Patronage from abroad respectfully solicited.
attention
~ we act:
ADVERTISING Agency Robert p Button of Lynchbure
Va General Newspaper and Business Agent will I'D
vertsements and transact other busnes
Of the Lynehburg ygnian old and ably conducted daily
led sss1 s 5q s. ian be
are pleased % learn Is We do. from the busins card
II ~ VII EGs' t.. sS0n Of hs vrgnsn oc
General AdTsTs1g Agency Several years PrsyiOu. the
Mr. Button sy r1S oI mSe S nss
eous. and entirely reliable and cordially Commend
trusted 70 his charge we feel assured viii be ssoa
cd tO.-iPesersburE UA) Express, Nov. y. isS7.
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ssmsnts 70 any part Of the United s.stes He has bssn
transactions With him we testify 70 bis pro%ptnsss sns
eoIIee ness IN business trsnsscons Person. who I'D
liable Agsnt-tDanville Naj Register. Nov Il. 1855
xADyss,Is.ss As.scI-ws take ps..ur. stating MAT
sterling newspaper nchburs vrsnisn and also Advsr
s, vii. S s Old
% e 81 poS. an. I.au
bile tAls) Advertiser and Register. Nov Is, 1855
NJ RessaI B1Tos q &. '.ie sst ~
Agency" virginiAn Once, Lynehburg Va Il ssords -
long period much , ss sa
We have always found him prompt practical and in every
parties who may requr. such services a. come within ths
sphere Of bis busnss-i Riehmsnd whis Nov 6, 1854 '
OFFICE or rHr DAILY AID ws.EIr IsrzILIe.scxr,l
MI Robert p Button Ia hereby authorized 70 receive ID
and subscriptions TO the Daily Intesencsr
JARED Z WHITAKER
orYIcx or fsR DAILY AND WEEKLY cxrscxsrl
New Orleans, December 1858 !
Agent Ise.1s s1Sspon: a asS sd1.ss
merits for the New Orleans Crescent
Per W. n. surIa
fully endorse the sboys notice. which copy nom the
srylsna Farmer and Mechanic" Having frequent
prompt courteous reliable We would recommend ~
our brethren & a: s f:a. s:.: s:, lisa
. Busrs,ss n LrsczsuRs vA.-ws notice that NJ 4. r.
Button has again established his Advertising Agency
gentleman We always found him prompt and reliable Prom
oa % We are ssisnsd that al orders entrusted
tAngusts Gal Chronicle and Sentinel. New. II, i5a
vrreuuAs osuca
70 vHen y nAx CoscEss-Dr Robert p. Button, q
Va l. sathor.sd % e1n.r.ss for sdysrsissn:as
essivs payments for ssus
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eonnendinf him ent ely worthy the confidence 81 hoss
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