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Fnzsn O1srr.. !! MI NJ. v. E. Lake, .
usual, has the first fresh oystsfs in The
market, a. the Office ", tk4a Minnesota
Stag. 0oap.s s,sSli ~ iii iI Ell cheap,
BY thssa 4 ss MI g III I eeses
dailysbylexprsissas9i Give AiAs call. r. II 81 =
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OAosVP SoNy UsSAAp ~VU
!. Saturday, his reception was imposing,
10 sud his pxrty being drawn in = car
Efilgelby four white horses, = long pro-
oelsion Of persons Of ~ ages and both
ssxss escortiog bimj tnsI1h8 11912-
non, being very demonstr,tive Of vel
come q and enthusiasm. ...~.
i.s';4 The wioabee slieanr b .l an
aeoosnt Of brutal ARRAY 1t Saratoga,
fWinons county, between VIM. G
3 oueherty add Robert McCormic, !. in
which ae Rtt{ff'asJi dangerously
q Won dea. 81. .....~-., hi.
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~. Jos Pendls'st bill for boarding ,Wm
Boyd 'wss laid ovsr.5a sa % 74a7s, 's.ttasl
THE Board tAsa journnsa sin i De-, d. q
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g. BRIDGMAN.

.aao9 THafgfaDSafsr iii essaG' zxni,ia ri
srAt GAi@ boTaWsHh 3s5xe bss s,aas
/ .aetsqsii'
ILU,,M BBR i.
EFFaae5sha stu tEEsEsss$F.N1 Ss9EE: u vssavzs
! ,ssssSsns sasssssbsM No s,se,s. s,se sssa
AT thAs ills,. Lo1er st. Cloud. :. !, ss.s,v
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~ tssa = aisI % 3S55 st7s' ~
-MlshWenkee kloWs se 3lst ;tss7s ssYssse2'a
,aE8HW 1zs sB TUNA tkle'r oys sah. !
Go e Piekit 8 Abbo.... 81 boots and
shoes they have the largest stock and sell
the cheapest. .tItaisTIs. a i!iEsi .a8saI ~.
-R.ein.o T.aniilnls Mills, sb..t make az /
+ 80 s'".s'. . sAass y ~ at arovenors 8. g. Z.
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HR*MAhKHlF's'

Sr. CLoup Sept. %. 1870.
Wheat still continues 81 100 for, No. ],
vith'a downward tendency.aait.e3 10 ssta =
oats' have declined lit.ls;;' and may be
quoted At 30asso.sn :rsg ri, =, 1r .,
Corn, zoe. ,upi
Barley can be quoted At Coo. 4 h!ot'E 20
r.. co. wuJtoa stii 3! ii 7rR5g ssEa Il d
= Bran is worth Slipper: ton, plenty on:
hand.-s,s1 ygfsr4.,z,7A Wv. utssx liza !;
Hay, is of excellent quality this year, and
sells at $6. =. 7o'v'4&> AZ Vi Nj%2 t'sn ,4yg.ss
, Beans, $1.25 to $780, according to
quality: 81 I j III @sa Il 0saaSsIA
Potatoes,- Coo to 80o.taI sid IL
chssse-Ainnsssta. i 1bo,; Nav Yosk. 42ecs
Green .pple.s ,Es EpIsRsy, I'D f AZ ".
per barrel. .a7sHfs '. 7''
+ Batter-good roll brings 2os25c readily
- Eggs, 113c. .'4-, .,,ss,>
ci.ubsrries sl.Soas2.oo $50
Dry s', n. pie wood i. worth s for
full cord; green 9sp''<ssk 81 4 80;
|t.%a al,.sisiaa'il oh, s.pka2
80 wheat-7ses. Is h. J.
|oa Osts=4oe. Zsssss::1s- CA
IT, IT, Cor4--7Ss: d q sss IN
= 70 M11vAsn.si,, a.
,4a hea.-Dals $1.oe lsrr IS I
IT Corn Nominal .ssy y .;..ssss
IN Oata-Nominal. sssa- -. 8. 80 s.:ss
f.; .,s....s.ssssssst CH1cAoo, 1sps22.
~ Wheat-Irregular; At .$l.Q7 for No. q.
ata Corn-Irresulsr at'65o Tor No. 2.
.a ~ Osts--Steady at SIZE.
ss ~ -. ia Z ~ =. s5.3 ~ T2E
|an - - MEAT MARKET. u
| m colREcfED wRExIr ~ COATS AREIExAx.
~ :t-.s, sst, 557oLE': Izgs il
as'sc:Fs'ssr .s BIRD, e5s,saa div lyvsA1''
,stretailsf a1# ,9oE. ;aatsf ss's hrs@la1
;3i:;: Sas :, 4,.o ''., 1 aa,,
Mute. on iost, 81 1897 s'ls'i asAs rIsd, !; :
:y'nis'asa sassi ss'g s.tt ssv evai, ssos
j. at retail. :sas113
Poaltry-Ehrkey, faam ssidoans Tak asii ois2
81 5Gcts bifa III :Daasiw 80 sifsisauz1si
| u Chfoksss. s7s "a taai iaai as12, v,ou ii
9leat PORK per baG .ssoas * .ssst~" ,nai,lses$2
IN .ssS
Fey a Ii asssi. esgod vn 10 yrisagai ada nl
ell IVEBE'Efs' a'lz'EFRT Is,'' y
i ..,So1,, nsnss !. IL s,l ssa ysSfsb
II Common "a gsIalsb
4 .;.,.asatss, yifasaaee
MsSr taa syds2s
1sneing ,...... .al61
-
;;;:a:s;:::a !. ,,sasasEE 10
tsgkt1lRkiCR1 DOpNEOuR ssso
fa yaS-as 10 sTa.a ssssessctts Il .sau 'sasy q
sE % esoaaseapM1skL11 Alylpe GA11is7s 4
Ia .ssssoa ssNviolss;S1s !, aiaiaassia xisa6iax
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y We o1er beon Ind shoes lower Ittaa
~ other house + town. 7Ez.ll2 w
.,r .aE't&'AA PTOKIT l. ABBOTT.

at -Fasnessv3loo - The Burial Iron. Corn
9haflA iF IsiR II s:. f.ins
= Ss7' 5'esfsg ssos. -: Is III t!, S9.f
eaH fiata TaTs9a 5raisaaes At,0royenor'0.&
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Le.r.-o. I7ss .
PooKsT Boox, iu
'a.,h and . nol u u - !
6a$ 70 Samuel ain. ys- yslss1la -.
iPe u. sam. Hfl. slss 4 Il d III, o.
s9ifl Do lib.r.ll sva.ds VI j ~
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! SALE-OF
SCHOOL & AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
= LANDS.
STATE LAND OFFICE.

: I = - -7-7ETl - = STA1E LAND UFEICE, I -
;ssg5sf. PAut, M1rrs September 7th $780, !
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that the School Lands
remaining nnsold in the Counties Of Dakota,
std, Steele, waseca. Rice Scott Carver, Lesueur
,usnnerin, Anoka, sherburne and Washington, will
lie offered at Public Auction, at the minimum price
established by the appraisal, Saturday. the sth
day Of October, A. D. 1870, at ten O'Clock A. ~, at
the office Of the Auditor Of each of said counties.
Descriptive lists will be file in said Offices showing
the tracts to be Sold and terms of each for ten a V
previous to the SALE
IA portion of the School and Agricultural College
Lands in the following counties will be offered sr
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-The new goods m assnasd last week
have arrived 4 Pau, Noel enhanp y. Cal
and. BeA them .,n a,a.,, !, ,,e,, i ~, =,
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A PeHHAHeRn:NnN or fss<T ~.
riage, 1ofsse w.ys, 80 Idol sax, III COD 81!
months. Tho s.1 u Pssisss' A 1;, s'j J.
H. KLQQS. g. Psul. MINI, St: Paul s
.sx u. HI a3Gn6fL f.sS. II AI n1:tf
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-09-22

Tina RrAsosz Wur:-Tne" 10; immediate
cause Of Pre-, mature fading Of. blanehing Of
' the hair is An obstruction Of the oil vessels
which afford the coloring matter. The re-
mote: causes may Be- general iii healtb,
trouble 81 mind, ; s.to. Hence, in order to
restore its natural color and beauty the oil
vessels must be restored to their normal
condition: II Is "a .hiiss principle, that
Natures Hair :Kssterstisvssiis compounded.
and II has provedys complete suceess., wher-
ever. faithfully applied. It il. not . poison
Gus dye. consequently the effect 10 gradual,
and In severe cases two or three bottles are
necessary to produce the ssd result.
See Advertisement. .. x,fW
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!; S.nyse.sssasssss'':s s9 CHICAGO, Bsps.U.
> Wheat-1rregular; at .$1.Q7 Tor No. 2.
: Corn-Irresulsr 1t $50 Tor No. 2.
: Oats-Steady at SIZE.
- 4.-sa y = tsS 49, RIM
= MEAT MARKET.
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a VOID QUACKS.-.A victim of early indiscretion
IA csssilE etyoue debility premature decsy, &e.s
hAying tried invain every advertised remedy, has
simple mskns or selfcurc, which he will send lfeA
to kii fellSy sufferers Address j. TUTTLk, 7S
Nassau II. New York. s.. s. X II asp .ssssf5 !
N0TICE-U.S. LAND OFFICE, 81 = :
sets Cloud Num-, Sept: 16, 1870. s;s.sI 5
Con1plii shaSing, been entered At this once b.
EdwApi Baker against Stephen II Smith f,r atal:
donipg big Home Entry No. HOS; dsted April II
1866 nptn thesw section1S, township III, rsngs %
ID ftsarnscountsy Mimi with azyisw TO thecancel
laion estry the aid parties are hereby sum
ny ned 10 appear 1T this ONCE Oh the l0fTDAY OF
/ NV GMBAR, te70, lti0 O'Clock ID The soGenoop "a
respond and furnisht sstinopy cQnestning said q
.ses'. d. q: GILMAN. Rexistx.
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Nay yos III siiaoda of Piekit N. Abbott,
aud ,s@ve Is per cent. -si:sf.tt i.ess yt,aii
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24NAO w .3VV0AZA1O-Als
~ CARRIAGEMAKER.
HAVE removed to my new, shop, ons
i door sbstt 4opt4 blscksnith9 shop.
whore I am prepared to do al kinds q
work in the CarEjagemakin&slipe. Wagons,
carri.6 a9taghs ~ neats ;apd
subs tantisf manner ct loF 4atss, Particu
ar attention paid to repairing. w.t.
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E5-.sa z
|*!e CufIrRr,--P. Mookenhaupt hes on shaal
. ffasssssortmsnt tef tabls and pocket edt;-'
lery which: 10 win sell Is 3cheap % the
stl. %tas$F&s tL$is+HiS u ,&astG.ss aitt2$I
cQ00poots tt4 =,

National Straw Cutter. 5s,... =:
;fn5g ~ !y,qpA@s::i.sE.e4 at Grovon or's. {
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OrttAri1oxss ss u,pil,I 81. p, Z, ~

oritAl1oss susri il - 70 II Monday
last oss q 'f, .hs scr vhssl sbahsoted Nth
the ''Governor" q tie engine IN @fsadg-
mans lover NH ~ / badly broken. s j.
Was nAeslaasytsIssad.i IL To- Minnsapolis1sr
repairs aad Ny Il. illlL apt hsea running
Ah:. H. 7. rS5EtEp,, ,,,;Ys
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ysSs~ai 20 sfa.n assesecat Il ,ssu 1897.
III eoo11Dc1BpMD1eIHH AY1eA lEADHi.ys
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AIdHEfsif PACE FOX vjt11an11i,l e., =,

-Nssnsith' "a Pam ffiF5c1off 3 i without
ah equal. Read the advertisements
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..RocIr f.i,n6 PM

b b s1ll, AURPHf
e. q. Ht. Gcrmain street. ST. Cloud,
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For Sale Cheap s&or Chash.

I.IlILH d.
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nrnAncr :. LAnD oyr.at

<@szea . r--stt<SF= .iEssF
.sSE. af} q 4 70 9
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y. IRA Ess DIRK,
Just Iseeivsd and ffar .als s. quant lsiss q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

~Canada is to have new prison exclusively
for female cOnvicts.
~The st. Ign atlas Jesuit College at CHICAGO
has already cost the trustees upward OF
S2O0.0OO.
~ Wooden fans are in great demand by the
young ladie7. ~ the gentlemen can write their
name ard AL sorts of sweet speeches on them.
81 In Lansing, Mich, there are nine youn
girls in the Agricultural College, one of whom
is preparing for the Michigan University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

The MAINE ELEcTIoS.-Returns Of the cleo
ton in Maine yesterday have been received
from us towns, which give Perhsm Q majority
Of 5,2i2, q gain since last year Of iss, which Is
likely to be increased by later returns. The op-
posing candidates were: For Governor, Sidney
Perham, republican; Gen. Chas. W. Roberts,
democrat For CopgreEs-RepubAcans, John
Lynch, VIM. r. Frye, james q. Blaine, j. Z.
Peters, Eugene Hale; democrats, William p.
Haines, Alysh Black, +. Wilder Farley. Mar
cellus Emery, PhilAnder j. Carleton. Mr. Lynch
Il undoubtedly elected In the LIST District which
vas the onis doubtful one. 20 that the entire
Congressional delegation IL republican again
The legislature chosen win select q Sena-
tor TO succeed Mr.. Lot NJ. Morrill,, whose
term expires on March q. 1871. The contest in
the lie gislature VIZ lie betseen Mr.. morrill, and
n ,Ss. Snamberlain, the democracy instructing
tnen nominees In the event Of being electod TO
,o.o IoI tne latter gentleman. In the last leeis-
"a. .HuSe snsre va republican majority Of % m
ballot WI Joih'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

There has been some speculation as to the
business pursuits Vice President Coifax pro-
poses TO enter upon as limited In his letter, upon
his withdrawal from public life. The New York
Standard suggests In this connection that In the
event OF Mr.. Greeley's retirement ifom the In
bum, to accept the English mission, or by reason
OF advancing years, Mr.. ColfaI will be called
upon to succeed him, and that some such reason
as this impeiled Mr.. Colfax TO his resolution.
we doubt, however, If either has any such
IDEA MI. Greeley, apparently, has q good deal
ofwork In him yet, and has no idea OF being
turned out 20 pasture ON the retired list for the
rest OF his life; and pretty certainly Mr.. Colfax
would not consent to play second fiddle upon the
TritaEs, or any other paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

An interesting sensational story has been put
IN circulation to the effect that, as the next L..
b Senator from Ohio IL to be chosen by the
Legislature to be elected this fall, Senator
Sherman and Commissioner Delano have made
an alliance offensive and defensive, whereby
the former Is 70 be reelected to the Senate and
The latter is to be made Secretary Of the
Treasury rice Boutwell,, who is to be convent
emily put ont of the way to make the REQUIRED
vacancy. ~.
Unfortunately for the truth Of the story, Sem
ator Sherman's term does not expire until ls,3.
and the Legislature which is to choose his sac
cessOr viii not be elected until two years hence.
The imaginative author OF the canard Matched
his bantiing Just two years too soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

II was understood that the Bowen Aldermen
last night designed to make some further fac.
tious opposition to the excellent nominations
sent in by Mayor Emery, but ii such Was their
purpose they sensibly reeousidered It, and in
stead promptly accepted Manager SpaldIne,s
invitation to visit his superb theater and see the
bewitching Zavistovski sisters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

~Lsrge gilt hoop earrings, studded with
jet be ADS, are very fashionable and stylish.
@white hearses are considered tHe most
stylish in San Francisco.
~Some one says that practiced coquette
does the NEST execution with her eyeiids.
~Baptism by moonlight Is one Of the latest
novelties out West
~The Canada annexationists propose con-
Yentiop in Montreal or New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

A project for laying another Geographic cable
from England to America Is announced in Lon
don.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

essp u" saS ss =. rssq i s
and sts., WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Ifh inst
seB II WIN. THOM, u. SIX.
TnOtNT VERNON PLACE CHURCH, OR
W. and 9th Ns.-Rev. 4. J. DRINKaOUSE
free. 'A'''N IT.
NE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. - Business
w Nseting and Rehearsal at Masonic Tenn pie
NIGHT. tfuesday,l At o'clock. 1t is por-
ent iii 'na s GHAs e. 'h EVE &C. s pres
0TGBAND MASS MEETING OF THE MARY
LAND REPUBLIOAN CLUB will be held
On WEDNESDAY EVENING Iith inst, at Union
Lessue Hall 9Th ST., commencing alta O'Clock The
speakers. including Isaac MYERS, Esa wILLIAW
Z. MAITHEws, Esq, WM. N. SAUNDERS Eco d. aud
other. By order Committee. ssi3,2rs
rIHE NINTH MQsTHLY MEETING OF
AZ THE PIONEER HOMESTEAD ASSO-
CATION for the payment of dues. viii be held at
Inc, September 18th inst. at ~ clock
By an amendment to the constitution; stockhold
ere Wishing 10 surrender stock can do on giving
thirty days notice to the Secretary and maJ fece;ye
the amount paid, lees the proportonste share Of ex
penses.
meeting of the Directors will be held at clock
si22t { Rep III JOHN r. KLvANs, ss,'y.
TCENTRAL BULL ING ASSOCIATION
ei.,ion will be held at the City Hsll on TUESDAY
seio 81 Vs. ~" Wa. ". %oSsK. secretary.
~BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
BsBb 6F eSsl1 SuRf sssdsins a hs
ing, on 1UEsDAY LyENING, the l3th instant, At
sepa - = - Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The weCk opens on dull markets at the New
York Stock Exchange. The expectation of an
early peace has depressing influence on the
gold pre- rium. The operators for rise derive
ca eoli agement ON the sm AL amount o. .-nld
Leiu Dy the banks. and the prospect OF steady
IeiIcuch OF The same during the month oginc
u The drain for customs into the Treasure
Against THIS basis for an upward specuia,ion
hS".yei, are the receipts of gold from Calf r
ma the movement Of coin from Canada Ana
tne probability that the Secretary will incr ease
hls gold sales should. an upward speculative
movement be developed. To cali borrowers the
money market works easily. On government
oonos the rates are four andfiy while the bulk
OF the business on railway share collateral il at
hVe er cent; excer tional loans being reported
az SIX The market for commercial lper con
~ per cent. the quotable rate being as 10 v as
seven per cent. The suspension OF the dry
GOODS commission house OF Francis skinner &
Co of Boston AMI New York, was first known
on the street in New York Yesterday The Ia
bihties are given at four to five millions and the
principal creditors, to the extent of s27OO. 900,
are New England manufacturing companies.
stock Report.
~ Saatgs, b'osrs asd Csnns,esai IslssyepA.l
home snd foreign market. As follows. ana o'ha' I'D
NV f1Rk, sspt It,First BoarEU: $; g, 1881,
SSaDfl s sSG SsSs.1 r So. n ,ss iss
con. 5sa 1SaRsa i SsiIsSs; So
berisnd. 40 OF d. Western Union Telegraph, So;
Quict silver. s. Pacific Mail. a.; Boston Wa
TER Power, !, ond; Adams Expre.s, e5sl; Wells.
Taito 70. Express, a1s: American Express, SIS:
United states Express, Sit; do. preferred, -:
New York Central aud Hudson, e6l5; do. do Scrip,
ylsI; Erie, pa; do. preferred. a.; Harlem, 49,:
Har'em pref =; Reedins $50 Michigan Central,
iln.; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, 81.
lihnois Central. lS1z; Cleveland and Pittsburr
ios1l: Northwest, So do. preferred, s7s.: New
Jersey Central, l0t: Rock Island, ll3Js; Milwau-
HE and 81. Pau. o. Milwaukee and ST. Paul praf-d
si4; Wabash and Western, slzf; Wabash and West
ern -; Fort Wayne :sI'.; Alton and Terre Il sute
u; Alton Terre Haute prefd, -: CHICAGO
Alton, llz1t; CHICAGO Alton. preTd, Il21s; Ohio
Sc, Old. rsnne.ses state snn Ssw s s,i
Virgins State Sc. old, g.: North Carolina ss old,
ll3G. Market strong.
Loxpox Sent b. Cable m,r,. c,o.., r..
.ols for money and account, 2i4s1l, frner; bonds,
sps ~ 81 o.. sos; 81, $50 10 +0s. IS, strong; IT.
at frankfort lsse evening, ssls. excited.
LIVERPOOL, sept E-3 p. Motion market cloves
steady and active. Sales. l0DO bales MiddIing
Uplands, 9is'1; MiddliDe Orleans, 9,<st.
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SUMNER RESORTS:

Good Boats and Tackle provided. au2ttf
WTEsT END HOTEL
wv LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY
WIZ be csened for The Reception Of Guests on ths
.I Tnsmagnincent structure, located at the n
mprovs@ents calculated to make its guests sstisssa
nj Jhs ls5;Sps! .s..nstSs q Mr. JAMES sYKss
travelling public viii surely snsrsosse 70 tSo. 20 ,Ss
sSor them vfs their patronage, all the comfort thss
nGs 8. q letter
lel4-d west End Hotel, Long Branch. N. j.
CORPORATION BONDS TAKEN AT PAR
M.ns. edss s ssssss TssIs o.s:
selOtsesO sos 9th It next o Fsnns ssenue.
WgIoH IS THE BEST SEWING MACHINE
the The ;s s
&c. HOWE'S
L "A TES st IMP VED.
The Company are now manufacturing a00machiues
dsily-lOO per cent. more than any other mschipe
suptrioriiy OF these excellent machines 'e
esq Agency SIf fiGe.FaRia tiSR1 soHs
A ca RD
The firm Of COOPER & LArIMER being dis.
solved by the death Of the senior par ner the sur
wing partner has entered in copsrtnerssip With
p Cleary, who has been with the late firm since
their commencement. .-r 81 ."."F
The business will be conducted from this date,
fFt I, 800 under the firm name Of LATIMER
CLEARY. Having enjoyed the confidence and pat
ropsge Of the public. respectfully solicit q CON
tinuaDce Of the same. NJ. b. LATIMER,
se76t ID. CLEARLY.
To MY rEIEND;s s ksR TIVE PUBLIC GEN
Ala am SSS recsiyins my FALL SUPPLY OF
sell them at greatly reduced pric,s, and will 8H
state that all goods sold will be warranted GEH1
city. H. YOUNG
SCI I'm a04 Ninth street, near l..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13
OUTHERLAND'S
DOLLAR SHIRT FACTORY
SHIRTS AABE TO ORDER
FOR ONE DOLLAR
At the Factory,

$40 r ST., between 9th and 10th. sel3eost-
In THE sUPREME OOUBT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
sDsf I mA Hs1'fHff5 ,s admin
strstrix aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of TIE
:ss sppoin.ed TUESDAY, oetoser aR. A. s'0T B.
ss.s Of said dse.ased ann ~
the assets in hand, far the same have been
collected and turned into money; When and where
NED TO attend with their claims properly vouehed.
or they may otherwise BY law be excluded from ali
beneht in said deceased estate provided q COPY OF
in the rvaains Star previous ~ the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
seI3law3w. Register Of wills
TTNITEp STATES PATENT UFFIUk,
the psiiGn 81 GSh Fl ssPisnse5
Jyn, N: y, praying for the extension CT q patent
granted to him the 9th day OF december ls5s Tor
al Improvement in M sking steel:
IL Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the Sth day Of November that the time
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
that said petition be heal on the 23 day Of Novern
Der seXt.
Any person may oppose thi. extension. -
SAMUEL s. FISHER,
seBturH Commissioner 81 Patents.
LIMITED STATES PATENT UfFICE,
~ WASHINGTON ID. G., September q, IS7O
On the petition OF SILAS 3. PUTNAM, of Ne
ponset, Mass praying for the xtenson o. patent
an Improvements IN Machines for Forging Iron:
1t is ordered that ths testimony In the case he
clos on ths Stn day OF Soyem5er nsxt that the
be limited to the 18th day Of November NEXT ana tbat
said petition be heard on the 2sd day of November
neu.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
sel3-tuS Commissioners Of Patents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13

LARGE SALE OF RIcsNUuD Cry Rox,.
On Friday, sl0e 600 OF Richmond citv w.
eight per cent bonds were sold Al AS1 a r.
bonds are coupon, payable in thlrty-four v..rs
and were all taken by two sentiemen or R,ns
mond. The bonds soe issued for the purposs -
erecting buildings for the public schools. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-13
me MaPkeeD TO-DAY.
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shd IN demand: white Authern, 0aasc.; yellos
Mestern T.soc Rye, dull 81 IS snd SC Oats, d MI
in better feeling, with prices unchanged
BALTIMORE. Sept. E.-virginia skies, old 81 hid
- asked do. 1Si5 g bid, IS ssk cd do Is % a,seS
do, coupon, old, 6S asked.
NEW YORK. stpt. B-Stocks very duiI Money.
4s5. Geld, l3As Exchange. long, 81. short I9I,
5as, 1853, coupon. t2f. Virginia SIS, eH-coupon
now, -. ~ - W.
NEW YORK. Sept. E.-Tlsur dull and unchanged
wheat quiet Corn nrm.