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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

G1OA DAY-Business entirely new auf
Dl Uhonorahle. Liberal inducements. De.
scriptiye circulars free. Address J. @. RAND
4 CO., Biddeford, Me. jul 3m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07
New Advertisements.
loo Men Wanted.

three miles from Guyaudotte, West Vir.
ginia. Wages Sl.5O per day, board $3.50 per
week. Pay day-l6th day Of each month.
W. W. GATES,
jul Tlw Contractor.
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jul lW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
The Municipal Visitors From Boston

We noticed yesterday the arrival OF Aldermen
George .. Carpenter and z. w. Jacobs and
Councilmen f. c. Donnelly, VIM. Pope, and s.
b. Bond, OF Boston, and the courtesies that had
been extended TO them here by gentlemen of
this city who had lately been the recipients of
the elegant and profuse Inequalities of the peo-
pie of Boston.
OF sightseeing, they were entertained at Will
lard's by wine lunch; and later in the evening
bY banquet which was creditable to Wishing
ton hospitality, both in the spread o. things ac-
ceptable TO the palate, and in the warmth of the
welcome which accompanied il, and which the
visitors must have felt come straight from the
heart Alderman Alexander X. Shepherd pre-
sided at the head of the table, and "Brevet
Alderman" George =. Gideon at the other end.
AT the table also, duly assorted with the visitors,
were Aldermen Connolly, CrOcker and GuIick,
II. j. Ramsdell, of the Cincinnati Con- aercia !:
>. T.. Young, of the New York IT. :bpne: George
W Adams of the New York World; Noes
ell nment Printer; Hallet Kilbourn, s. III. Kauff-
mann, W. III. Huntingto IN, Adolph Cluss, Col. j.
NJ. Brown, Of the Freedmen's Bureau; G. s..
II would be impossible to reproduce in a
newspaper notice the infinite lie, spIrit and
zest of such an affair; but it MAJ be
said that with all the wit, humor, se-ii-
ment, and wealth of felcitous allusion that
made the occasion one OF such Astounding en-
joyment, there was cropping out of sagaciors
practical business ideas on the part OF bo'I
guests and entertainers that showed that some
OF the best business minds Of the two cities were
here brought in contact.
Alderman Carpenter, of Boston, developed
these ideas to some extent In some pthy re-
narFs upon the future OF Washington, in which
while referring to the remarkable grow "a of our
C,tv, as shown within the list decade he 81 oEe
OF IFS n eds for permanent, steady advance in
prosperity Pc being in the way of cultiyatinr
MANUFACTURES and railroad and steamboat f.
ci}ities.
Mr.. shepherd and others spoke of what Wash
ington had done and proposed to do-of her
hopes, aspirations and drawbacks-and in tn :
connection MIR. 5, referred in emphatic and elo
quent terms TO the public spirit, enterprise anu
hospitality evinced by the city of Boston and
witnessed by them in their late visit.
Others followed in the same line OF remark
and the " Hub,' however conscious of its mer-
Its, must Rave FLUSHED a lille at the cOmplipen-
t1ry things said of il then and there. The
speechcs made by Aldermen Connolly and
Croker were notably felicitous in reference =
Bo' On ana her representative visitors. In sep
arating special toast was gwen to Mr.. Jam :
Sykes in recognition OF the admirable manner
in which he bad catered for the occP ION - the
credit of the city.
The visiting party left at noon to-day for
home. They made an excellent impression by
their genlslity and quiet good sense, and it =
trusted that they will take back with them
sufficiently agreeable impression of our CITY and
IFS people to induce them to come again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
GEORGETOWN.

MERCHANTS EXCHANGK-Ths morning.
there were 5,lG0 bushels white and red wheat
received by river. The market for grain Is
steady, with an active demand, and we not
t2les OF 300 bushels prime white at $50 and
the same quantity Of prime red at 81 FL ne,
bpshel. The balance being OF an inferior quail
lily was withdrawn. There is but little move
ment in corn, and we quote white at 81 cents and
AZ cents.
The CASAL.-The repairs to the lockgates.
near Weverton, Md, having been compieted'
during last night and this morning about one
hundred coal-laden boats have arrived here
and now stretch nearly a mile above and below
the Aqueduct.
The SHIPMENTS OF COAL from Cumberland
last week, by canal, amounted to II, 800 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

stock Report.

BY Baah~s', Brokers' asd Commercial nlss,a,A. I
Lewis johnson Co.. quote stocks and bonds . \
home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, Sept 2.-first Board-U. 3. @, 1881,
coupon, Ia; sOs, 1851, coupon, ll2s sBs 1854, ool.
pom, d. 1855: coupon 1ll,4; ssOs, new, 1855
coup ITO. Ns, 1857 coupon. l015 2Os 1858, cou-
Ron, Hos; 10 40s, coupon. l06'S; Currency Sc, Ill.,
Mariposs, 81: do. sreferred. -; Canton, g. Gum
6erland, 40 old; Western Union Telegraph, 80
Quicksilver, 8: Pacific Mail, 50; Boston alter Pow
er, 10; Adams EXP, f3 Wells Fargo Co.'S ED, So
american Exp.,4l: q. .. EXP, 81: DO, prefd, -;
New York Central and Hudson, a.: 90. do Scrip,
Erie, Es do prefd IS Harlem, g: Reading ,97Ss
Mich: Cent?, l2J; Lake Shore and Mich Southern
IS illinois Central. lss cleveland and Pittsbure
~ NSrthTs,t SIC; do prefd ss4; Union Pacific
kle And st. Paul, e354 Milwaukee and ST. Paul pref'd
oI1s; wabash and Western, So s; Wabash and West
IS; Alton Terre Hsute preferrt a, =: Chicago a
Aton: ll2l4; Chicago b Alton. prefd, ll3: Ohio
os, old, O.; Tennessee S.ase 8, new, COL, Vir.
gina State IS. old. n; North Carolina SIS. old
Ia, Market strong S~AN' az ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
The AaFkefs To-Day.
1eleordphed Exclusively TO The Epenino Star.

BALTIMORE, Sent. 29.-Cotton very dull, and
prizes irret nlar Middling Ole 'rs, ga; Miadl "
treet superhne. S5aS5::0; do. extra, S6sS675: do.
family, SfaSo.25; City Mills saperfine. IS 25aS 6 50
superfpe, LASS 50; do. extra. S6aS $3.50; do family
S69aS1 Is. Wheat. prime 70 choke Southern IN
good demand; Western ard CONT GA dlaliieI NOT
xant3d; choi,s Maryland amber, 81 6jasi 81; good
81 30; white, 81. .1asI7 20; Western red 81 :)aSi
Corn white Goa -; yellow a5 Oats. tuner at llr J.
rib sides l6sia7c.; clear do I7a alike: shoulders
ltac; be ps, 24a2oc.; Lard quiet at l63ac. Whisky
steady at 9Oa9Ic.
BALrMoRE. Sept. z9.-Yirginia sfxes, old, s3ra
bid, asked do 1866, $50 bid, 6ia asked do lsS7
5S7a bid,f asked do. coupon old, 6il bid do cou
pom rev g. bid North Carolinas, old, 5Ots bid do
rev, bid
NEW YORK, sept. T.-Stocks very dull. Geld
1875. Money, 5t6 per cent Exchange. long, g.
short. los. sos, 1862 eouron l25S. Virginia s. g.
old 81: do, new, 81. North Carolina 8, old, 50; do
new, zta.
NEW YORK, Sep. 29-Flour durr Id -cfa--:
Wheat quiet, end he IVY. Corn dull ar. :, ~ 2
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NEWS.
AMUsEMENTs, &C.

National TA>dtey.-,Jos. K. Emmett, in Fritz
Our Cousin German"
oar E,r1ors' HaH-wyman, the Wizard.
snith,s Art Gallery, 245 street.
N.rkrfter's Art Gallery, ass It'll street.
Barlovs Art Gallery, 81 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

ALL ABOUT HoG-Act6a for Trespdss dc -
few days since, before Justice Walter, a n
action was brought by John william son and
his pife, Margaret Williamson against NeIgDu
Gates, John y. Ga'es, and Thomas PlumsiIl.
(constable,) for having entered on the Both of
August the premises Of plaintiff, and carried n n
one bog, valued at as. It appeared from the
evidence that the defendants inv AIDED tue prem
ises Of the Williamsons on 18th street east with
two colOred men, and c9rIied of one of two
hogs, which PluTSill, as constable, had levied
nPon to satisfy an exeeui on on judgme ut. Mrs.
william son and daughter made a heroic resist
ance, but were finally oyerpowered. Ii was
charged and sworn 10 that John Gates struck
Mrs Villa mson, and that MIR. Plrnsll struck
her sl<o- MIR. Williamson testified that he was
not Dotifed of any suit nor was he summoned;
that be did not own the pig, ror did he furD'sh
The money 10 buy IL, but that his vie
bad bought it with her own earnings. NJ
Plumsin testified that he did sum /
willisDson, and also informed him %
plaintiff wss, ard received the answer that Mr..
Gates could go 10 a very bad place Juds ment
was given, and witness was told by Gates to levy
on the bog, which he did; witness did rot in
qUire who they belonged to; be I'D rot Ike
any one. Several witnesses cOrroborated Mr.. r. s
testimony. Mr.. j. y. Gates testified that he had
refused TO proceed against Williamson, and es-
signed the claim to his son. John IL. Gate che
ON testified that the account was assigned ID
him, and he gave IL to Plumsill and authorized
him to proceed. Counsel raised the points that
the parties had no right TO the property, as the
under the SEQ exemption, hogs may be iuclu-
ded in the, "&c.' The proof too is that the
hogs were the property of the wife, ard, under
the law OF 1899, wife's property ia not
This morning Justice Walter examined the
papers upder which Gates acted, finding that
TIE execution was in the name of John y.
Gates, ard be decided that John III. Gates, the
and he gave judgment for plaintiff against the
son, John III. Gates, Tor SIS and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

THE " FRITZ" LEvKEs at the National The
ateI every evening continue 10 attract large
and fashionable audiences, and " Our German
Cousin" makes himself so agreeable that even
Napoleon III. or Marshal " Benzine" would be
amused at his drollery. Mr.. Emmett closes his
ences appear on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
GEORGETOWN ApyKRfIsEuIyn.

rNoTICE.-AD DISCOUNT OF rHRBEPER
w UkNT VIII be allowed upon General aud
eIeclsI Taxes paid on or befor SATURDAY, DC
tooe s5 ". io4V. JOS. L. SIM3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement OF
Benz. Miller, l01 Bridge street, Gcorgetown.
who to- day advertises a large stock of new fali
oOOds. ~'' 1913
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

TIE E-srkxrr BAPTIST CHURCH, at A meet
ing on Monday night, unanimously rendered.
al 20 Kew. Mr.. Tustin, OF New York to become
uen PASTOR and favorable answer is expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

"BAPTIsx OF BRLLs.'-Two handsome hars
made BY Register OF Baltimore and Of 80,
sweet tone, presented 70 the new ST TosanhSs
(CathOlic) church, on Capitol Hill, are IA he
blessed this evening At O'Clock. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

CITY COLLECTOR BOSWELL, in a letter re-
ceived by Deputy Collector Chase annou e,
his cow alescence, and states that he expects I.
return to Washing ION next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

PATENTS IssUBD.-The following United
States patents were issued to citizens of the
District OF Columbia for the week ending Sep
tember z, 1870, and each bearing that date
Flutng machine, Samuel q. Cabell; treadle Tor
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S1,-oNR DOLLAR PAIR

Sl.-ONR DOLLAR A PAIR.
The best and largest assortment of Kid Gloves
for ladies and misses at Baums HOop-skirt and
Corset Factory, 4OS It'll ST., between ID and f.
Ladies Undergarments made to order, and
large stock always on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

TIE HY6EIAN CLUB, il will be seen BY adyer-
dsement, elsewhere, propose TO supply a great
desideratum, in this city, in the way of good
snbsts ntial wholesome board, q tabout co-opera-
tive rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
CITY ITEMS.

S.W. Gilbert and p. Donelan are at Oak Hall
525 eth street, where they will be ple,sed D
show their friends the latest styles OF Clothing,
or Piece Goods for ordered work. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

ATPoiNTNESTs AND PRoMorroNs.-John p.
1,. has been promoted from first to second
"a I l ksniP ~ we First Auditors office, and
JOhh "a. hOrn, or New York, has been appointad
70 trst class elerkship in that once. ffV-"'ou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette OF last evening has the following
items:
COMPETITIVE ExAMINATIoN.-Dr. w. Leon
Hammond has been requested by Mr.. Mckenzie
the applicants for an education at the u 8.
Naval Academy, who will appear before Judge
Legare and Messrs. X. L. Carne and II. F. Hem
~ this afternoon at the competitive examination
to be held by those gentlemen III IL undersfood
that there are numerous applicants Tor the posi-
ton. The candidate selected will be r( EXAM
iDed at Annapolis on Friday.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ScHooYs
richard l.. Carne, esq, qualified yesterday be-
fore Judge Lowe OF the CORPORATION Cont IA
Superintendent OF Public Schools. Mr.. Carne
comper sation, and Of applying the emoluments
allowed him, after paying the necessary ex-
pensss OF the ONCE, to some object connected
nth the schools.
BANKRUPTCY CAsE.-The case of p. T.. Shan.
herd, OF Clarke county, in bankruptcy, in which
debt for 5000 IS claimed against said bank
rupt by Talton Osburn's administrator, of
Londoun county, which debt is alleged by the
assignee to be usur1ous, WIS tried to-day before
Judge Underwood at Chambers.
SEVERE FALL.-A man named Jas Simms
while intoxicated, Yesterday evening, fell from
and was so stunned that he remained insensible
Tor long time after the acciden..
IL DGWNING, rooms No. $50 Street, one doc !, :
east OF IN street Personal attention given 70 at
ting ard Fitting. Patterns furnished. se26 St.
SEyEBAL ZINE NEW PIANUS Will BE
- sold very low, for cash. at
g. l.. WILD BIOS PIANO STORE. NS
se26-6t- No ago 18th ST., near Penn. ave.iItHII
REN. L. CUTTINGS,
NO. 500 OPPOSITE CENTRE. MARKET,
Between Sth and 9th streets,
Has Just returned from New Yor> with a well a.
lected and complete supply Of
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
he most respectfully invites the attention of
ladies. se@-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

MORTALITY STATISTICS OF THE DISTRICT OF
CoLrMBIA--A table compiled from the census
returns OF this District gives the following NOR
tally statistics tor the past year: Total Tor the
District, $50, OF which 800 were in the county,
divided ssfollows: 20 white male 81 white fe-
male; 10 mulatto male. y mulatto female: %
black male, and % black female.
GeoTgetC'cn.-TOtal Tor year, l59; of which 20
were white male. ~ white female; % black
male, - black females mulatt0 male, 9 mulatto
female.
WdShin9ton Total for the year, 49,; of which
495 were white male, ITS white fe IN Ale 226 black
male, S25 black female; 80 mulatto male and AZ
mulattO female.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

TIE cosDrTIoS of Mr.. Wendell, we are sorry
70 hear, does rot improve. Dispatches from
northampton, received ut half-psst ten this
morning reprc-ent that he is grow ing weaker
every hour, and that there i but little chance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

The POISONED FAMILIKs.-Mcssrs. Cowal
and Mcconnell, and their families, who wer,
poisoned on Saturday last, as stated in Til
STAR OF yesterday are improving, and tn,
physicians believe that they are now all out O
danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Jewelry,
Oroide Etruscan Jewelry,
MAN.

Dolls, Work-boxes, Ears,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Je welry
Store, No. 45 Pennsylvania avenue, bet ween
~ and 9th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

TIE COMING Boat RACBs-Dennis Leary, of
New York, the well known aquatic trainer, ar
tomac crews for their coming races with the
Analostans on the 9Th OF October. 1t will be
remembered that he trained them succCs sally
for their contest last summer with tie Airing
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

The Grand JURY have found a true bill of
nd ctment ioT rssault md battery with intent
TO Kill agar 4 John JaCLson, the peddler who
shot Nellie Hill some five weeks aco at the cor
ner OF llth ard streets. the particulars OF
which Occurrence were Published in The STAR
At the tire The girl II E. II confined 70 her
room in Providence hospital under medical
treatment. The pis d ball fired by JacF On
Is stil in her body, all efforts 10 reach il having
failed. The physicians state, however, that il
will never cause her serious inconvenience
Jaekson, who Is row out on bail, has, we hear
retained Mr.. L. q. Hine as his counsel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29
RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALTIMoKEAN AND ONO RAILROAD
r-.,,. ,..v.., xw.ssIssrOs, Junss, 1855.
Z. $ s%ssa II SsfFfEI NJ IL NzE
WEST are now run as follows, VIZ:
FOB BALTIMORE.
sse aa AND e ss I1Sas 20 SO 1as ana
FOB ALL WAY sTs y fGi 4' D. m.
Lesy So DAILY sn sIasPt Sunday, at e:4s and Sass
~ .,.' MAO f5k SSsAPoLIs.
Leave at 6:43 aud s:2a Q. m. and $50 D M. No
train 70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
fgk v %s sIf sfS L IN. and ';4'Pm'
ron AL Pkk sla ! 81 ~ f RI I Ssy.T
= IN sunday ! 80 and 1;4sp. m. only, connect.
70 MbssIins. Psrker.surs, Se sn' IRON Baltimore
For strssbnrg and point. between Relay House
Relay Hs9se win strs.surs and Wine6ssteT soea9.
Through tickets TO the West e., n. h.d q, %.
Washington stsson Ticket once az ell hours in the
For New York, Philadelphia. and Boston. ,e. "a.
Sertiseuaent Of Through Line
Master q 4 1850 r %1.sos;
"; ~, O0Lk, General Ticket Aren't.
GEO. .. kooNTZ, Gea1 Agt, Washington. jels
THsppssGGEH. IdsI psETwkES wasHIssrOs.
TON s 5I' NV foRk are Id H1
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of car.
Leave daily except Sunday 1t . as O m, I2.xs
ROB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave DAILY Except Sunday Of = 20 Q. m, l2:zs
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 800 D. N d, and Pbnss.,.
phia at $40 ..
Sleeping cars for New York on .. m. train only
Through tickets 70 Philsdelph New York on
Boston can be had st the Station once at ell hours
Of the day.
See Baitimere and Ohio Railroad ssver,,..r,...
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore Ar.
nspolis, and the West. J. L. WILSON
<o, Master Of Transportation
L: n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GkO. 3. kOONTZ, Agent. Washington. jeN
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M X. L. III. HAYDEN
viii Resume bis Instruction in
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
sEPTEhBER I2rH.

= Co =. 81 ~
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EDUCATIONAL.


TEE MISSES ISL BuRS.ss WILL RLoRE rn Tss
LADiEs, ON n0NDAf, September 18th; 1908
COLLEGE or PHARMACY
HEpICAL DEPARTMENT. OF GEORGETOWN
COLLEGE,.
Lectures in this Institution will oonmerc. a. the
MoSpAY oetobeS "a 81 ao eRd 1h streets on
Mr. otDssss,s graduate Of the Royal College Of
fii the chair Of PrseiieaI Pssrmaey, sod ise Other
chairs will be hll,d By Professors MORGAN snd
College.
T.I circulars and Othsr ipfSr%atisp ;sSlyto
RUEL HALL.
Mrs. BULLS BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for Young Ladies aud Misses, 14Sl Let. SSH
rough in.tTusiiop. ReteTence.Gmon. %m, seS
Hon John HH Swiss ice Gan .
i les, Enehsh Grammar, Bookkeeping and Pen
1 and X, will De reorrsniIed on MONDAY, Oct. 81,
ls7o. For terms, &c, apply to- p,rrrpsoy
se2-u 1874 Vermont avenue.
MEDICAL R 9ERN NM OF GEORGE
TWENTY FIRST skb bis SESSION. %.
College BUILDING. corner OF Tenth and Z slI1eis,
City OF Washington.
The regular Lectures will commence October l.,
and continue until March.
NOBLE YOUNG. VI. u, Professor Of Principles
ard Practice OF Medicine, General Patio ogy, and
FLUpoAkD00P HOWARD. M D. Profe..o- Of 90
ste IL ard Diseases of Women and Chi'drel.
JOHNSON ELIOT, NJ. D, Professor OF p inciples
JAMES IS ao 81 CAM n. D.. Professor Of Materia
HaRR ipa r ThsRe9 D. Professor of Phys
ieloZy, Operative and Clinical Surgery.
CHRls. Z. con, NJ D., Professor Of Medical ; arts
d. W. BLISS, N. d Professor Il Urinary PstLol
oZy and Thera peutics.
W. c; TILDEN, NJ. ", Professor Of General ard
.0HN g. +. H0LsTON, Nj. d., Professor of Anat-
wAhwICK EVANS, N. D., and ROBERTSON
HnMARp, d, Denor
street, between Filth ard sixth, wsshirytoa, u.
u. se2O-t,thst
I Aw DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN
The Law Department of Georgetown College will
open IN the Hall Of the Colonization Building.
NESDAf, Oct Sh. Opening lecture on that day Of
T15 sTsus Il and shsS sPgy :. the
tory OF the Faculty, I'm the Colonization Build
ing. SELF I'm
WI yATE SCHOOL 81 No. BIS Pc -ylvan a sy
TENDER. sei2-lm
Union SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
- viii commence its sessions on TUESDAY. the
18th OF September One q the teachers will b. Al
Mrs. J. YOkK. Principal. se2 In
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TIE ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON TURN.
PIKE ROAD. running from Alexandria TO the
Long bridge, WIS sold yesterday by III. G.. FAINT
the owner, 70 the Alexandra and Fredericks
burg Railroad Company, for so eco. Ii il un.
derstood the Northern Central Railroad Com
pany, which now controls the Long bridge, arr
the hackers OF the Alexandra and Fredericks
burg company in this purchase, which viii in.
sure the early completion Of that railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

MARINIs ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
Prof L. 6oSApi GoIIIE E sr bas sO The honor Of
is now ready to bis IN sihs h
Glasses are now being formed. All those wishing 20
Private lessons given either the academy or at res
hence OF pupils. For particulars see circulars, or
seen on Wednesday and Saturday from 10 10 Il
m. se6ln
nRAMATIO INSTRUCTION-Mrs. HELEN
tOon and to Instruct them in the principles q DTa
matte Art: Special attention will be given 10 thu
son or by letter to No. 1850 18th ct, N w se5 i'm
"A FOR YOUNG LADIES,
MA TYSON AND SISTERS,
BsI@6r two n5 @es s0Gth Of Laurel station on the
SS.9ppng piace Contee Station; post Office: Laurel,
The duties will be resumed on the 18th Of septem.
Morrison, i4O Pennsylvania avenue; Mr. William
Nm s.5ss5 near the corner Of New York avenue
MISS HELENA GORLINsKI DESIRES To
MUSIC on the Piano. Special care given 10 the ru-
a aad Of %Ssie Terms moderate. Apply at her
M b Bschj win open a SCHOOL FOR ' GIRLS rs
at 1907 st, on MONDAY, Sept. 5th. su2s zm1
EMERSON INSTITUTE
SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
FoUteeHtA Street, bstIrsea 4 AID x.
The Eighteenth Annual Session Of this school vii
lars ssa Ss' address gaAs B. YOUNG; Principal,
CONF AGA COLL EGE.
The Exercises OF this Institution, situated ON D
street. near the Patent Once, viii be resumed on "a
FIRsT MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER,
Besides re usual Cis.sc 81 and seisne oO.,
sno Ehgnsh, french and German languages, ID
Spanish VIII be taught If required, but viii b.
chsrred extra-hve dollars 8 81 per quarter.
Catalogues. containing all necessary Information
can Dc obtained at the principal book AMI drus
College. aulT- am
HOWARD INSTITUTE, MARYLANp-Loo.
H ton beautiful, School select facilities extended
expenses reduced, and training appliances scarcely
pense. Der anh9 erm ss sg ssI sth RI
PROF; L; q. MATTHEW'S, A. M, Matthew,
Store Post Once. Howard county. Md. aus nm
Il AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY
l. AT AUB6RNpALE, MASS.
Ten miles west Of Boston. distraction thoroush
careful, complete. Advantages for Music Painting.
tentlon pald,to common and solid branches. Teach.
ers chosen with great care. Number limited 20 10
w SsaT begins September 18th. Address OHks
W.OoshINd: ty2m.wI3m
I IPPINCoTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IL CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
selec. BOARDING and p., BALTIMORE 1hL MD;
i1i me requirement Of q thorough and bpishes
English and French education
al. pecial attention given to Music and Ornamen:
s Cost Tor boarding pupils in English department
For circulars containing full information sddrs.
te -eo&wiy Rev. }. A.LIPPrNOorr.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-29

THE PUMP Doctor is badly needed on 6 /.
street, between ID and L, South Washington
where, in consequence of the " disability O
their only pump, the r -idents are singing thi
wet spell the sorg OF tie Ancient Mariner
Water, water everywhere, but not drop t;
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