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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07
GEORGETOWN.

RAILROAD CELEBRATION.-The board OF d.
rectors of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company of Virginia, at their last meeting in
Philadelphia, adopted an order to celebrate,
with becoming ceremonies, the inauguration of
their road, near Front Royal, Warren county,
Virginia. on tomorrow, the Sth inst. on which
occasion the Hon. Gilbert G. Walker, governor
OF Virginia, the board Of public works and
other distinguished citizens Of Virginia, New
York, Pennsylvania, and other States-amOngst
them many railroad officials and capitalists are
expected to be present and assist in the cere-
monies Of" breaking ground" on this important
work. +. Is. Borst, esq, president OF the COM
pany, has sent to the authorities here q cordial
invitation to the Mayor and members of the
City Councils Of Georgetown to be present, but
through some inadvertenee it was not read at
the special meeting of the board last FRIDAY
evening. and consequently no action was taken
on il, though it is probable some of those thus
invited may go. For the benefit of those desr
ing TO attend President BOrst states in his COM
munication that special train will leave the
Maryland avenue depot, in Washington, to- NOR
row morning, at O'Clock, for Front Royal, re-
turning the same evening.
The PUBLIC SCHOOLs-The Board of Guar
dams OF Public Schools held a meeting last eve
ming, and the question of the propriety of es-
tablishing one or two additional primary schools
coming up, was discussed at length, and post
poned till the next meeting, Mr.. Libbey SEEM
ing to be the only one in favor OF immediate
action in the matter: Mr.. Newman was ordered
to direct and take charge of the repairs neces-
sary to the different school buildings, and have
the same made at once, particularly the repairs
to the water pipes, which in some OF the build
ings are sadly out of order.
DOG FIGHr.-A test Of the merits OF two
CANNES belonging to John Nolan and Dennis
McCollum, both Of Washington, came off yester-
day near Rosslyn. Nolan had white dog pur-
chased in Philadelphia al something extra,
while McCollum's dog was brIndle, both fight
ing at 20 pounds. The fight was witnessed by a
large crowd Of spectators and lasted three
quarters of an hour, resulting in a victory for
McCollum's brindle.
The STEAMER JOHN GIBSON left TO-DAY for
New York, with . 600 barrels Of flour, and stops
by the Arsenal at Washington for about 20 tons
OF lead, for the same port, on government
account.
SIXTH BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-The forty
second monthly meeting OF this association was
held lastevenng, and thirty eight shares of stock
were retired at S1i050 per share.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE. Two hundred
bushels prime wheat offered on Change this
morning sold for S1.5O per bushel.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The Gazette oflast evening has the following
items:
The steamer Wawaset which carried a colored
excursion party to ely mont yesterday, stopped
here about half past nine last night to land
those of the excursiOnists who lived in this city,
The Alexandrians, when they had left the
steamer, gave three cheers for their city, which
was replied to by those on the boat with three
cheers for "buZzard's" roOst and when the
boat was leaving the wharf some Of those on her
struck those on the wharf with long poles, and
threw tumblers, and fired pistols at them, and
received In response a shower Of brick bats
which broke the glass windows in the boat and
otherwise injured her. 1t is stated that none of
these engaged in the affair or any one else was
hurt. Policeman Simpson arrested one Of those
who was seen to throw q stone. The disturbance
occasiened considerable excitement and attrac-
ted large crowd.
Ten marriage licenses, eight of them for
colored people, were issued from the once of
the Clerk Of the County Court for this county
during the month Of August.
The Colored Baptist Association OF Fairfax
County will commence Mt Herndon station W.
& .. X. X. on Thursday next.
Reed birds are now killed In large numbers in
the marshes near this city, and sell at from 40
to 80 cents per dozen.
The camp meeting Of the NJ. T.. Church, now
In progress at Vienna, will break up on Thurs
day morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

Wall street, in view of the recent startling
events connected with the Franco-Prussian en-
brogho, has scarcely yet recovered equanin,ity,
and in view of what may yet happen, operators
are not disposed TO take too large ventures in
either direction, so that the markets are COM
paratively quiet. The bond market IL rather
weak on limited dealings, and for the moment
devoid OF special speculative interest. There is
little disposition to SELL however, in view OF the
Treasury demand for two millions on Thursday
for the Special Fund. The money market Is
steady, but rates show a somewhat hardening
tendency. The improved volume OF business at
the Stock Exchange has made the demand mo; Q
active, and money on call is quoted at to per
cent. depending upon collateral. In discounts
there is q moderate movement, and St lily
prime commercial paper u firm at I to 3 per
cent. The gold market is feve SD and excited
and the premium is higher owing TO tue foreign
present unsettled condition Of affairs.
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Stock Report.

fBy GashGs', Byo.as and Cemms,esaI 1slss,spA.I
Lewis johnson & Co., quote stocks and bonds In
nome and foreign marksts - follows:
.o INV YORK, Sept 7-first Board.U: 8: 9, 1851,
coupon, u4s 520e, lS62, coupon l12s S10s 1854,
pom, Ms ~, 1855, coupon, lil; e-3os new, 1855,
COUP no; S1s, 1857, coupon. II S1os 1885, con.
MaIiposs. So; do pref'd. -; Canton, 81: Cum
6eIlsnd, 30; Western Union Telegraph, IS OF d.;
fOveI, =: Adams Express, s5s; Wells, Fargo
United states Express, Az: do, preferred. -; VI;
New x1 York Central and Hudson So DO do SCRIP
Harlem prefd -; Reading 81. ;MichieanOentrsl,
Ils9l; Lake shore and Michigan southern. ga ;
lGts; Northwest. s2si; do preferred, So: New
Jersey Central; l02s. Rock island liz: Milwau-
sOa; Wabash and Western, 52ss; Wabash and West
trn pr d.; FOrtWayne, 94s Alton and Terre Haute,
q Alton, liz; Chicago Alton. pref'd, lisk; Ohio
od ss. as1 Ts
einis State S. old, So; North Caroline Sc. old,
81: do; new, f,1; Missouri SIS, 90. Gold, lhl4
ll4a. Market strong.
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II q II e X Al
WAUKEsHA BETHESDA MINERAL
SPRING WATER.

The water from this newly discovered spring IL the
only remedy for Brights Disease, Diabetes and Drop
81 known to the medical faculty, and for these
painful and de ngerous snictons 1t is certain, com
equally ef6cient in all Urinary and Bladder COM
plants. Call at SEARS' Drug Store, Northwest
pation. au2t2Wf !.
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ANOTHER MYsrIRY SOLVED.

ANOTHER MYSTERY SOLVED.
Chemists being unable to discover the ingre-
dients In fragrant Sozodont, winch removes AL
stains from the teeth and imparts such pecu-
liar rosiness to the gums, the public are hereby
informed thatit is preparation from the Bark
Of the Quillaya Saponaria or Soap Tree Of Chill,
imported for the first time into this country for
this special purpose. Such IL the purifying and
innocuous effect of this rare botanical agent,
that Ii removes discolorations from the most fra
gile textile fabrics, without injuring single
thread.
Save and mend the pieces, use "Spalding's
Clue"
HYNPIxR has All kinds Of Thermometers. g.
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The SELECT SCHOOL of Mrs. Condrons and
Miss A. Toman Smith, has been removed from
the basement Of DIR. Sunderland's Church to
SOC 9Th street
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CITY ITEMS.

FINE WHITLEY JETS, from 80 to $40.
Alaska Diamonds in Gold and OrOide.
Oroide Blu tons and Studs.
Silver-Plated Ware,
received this morning at Prigg's Dollar Jew
Try Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue. be
ween AZ and 9th streets.
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A LARGE RED FOX was caught in the Navy
Department early this morning by several OF
the messengers. Reynard was first discovered
In the park surrounding the Department, and
chased into the building, where he was cap
tured. His presence at the Navy Department
that a prominent official OF the Ordnance Bu-
reau and an eminent barrister OF this city, in q
recent days shooting on the marsh bagged two
swallows and two blackbirds, which were tri-
umphantly exhibited in the Department as the
game which they had recovered, In connection
with the tail-feather of q reed bird. the result
Of thirty. T yards shot INTO iosk OF i've hun.
this great accumulation Of birds.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A WASHINGTON LADY.-A
letter received here states that Mrs. John
the corner Of and 16k streets. in this city, died
In the White Mountains, New Hampshire, on
the 31st ultimo. She was spending the summer
in the mountains, and retired in good health at
night, but was found dead in her bed in the
morning. Mrs. Adams was over sixty years of
age, and was well known here in fashionable
circles In former days. She was sister OF the
late johnson HELEN, of this city, and married
John Adams, one Of the sons Of President John
Quincy Adams. Her remains were taken to
Boston, and inferred in the Adams family
burial ground.
The HOWE SWING MACHINE is rapidly gain
ing favor, and the sales room of Mr.. j. X arr,
the agent for this District is often crowded with
OF the different machines. As an evidence of
their superiority, Mr.. Karr can refer to hun
dreds OF purchasers in this city. The Howe
Company are now making over four hundred
machines daily, all of which find rapid sale
In al parts OF the world. See advertisement in
another column.
TIE OYSTER SEASON having been fairly
inaugurated, Messrs. Harvey < Holden have
commenced receiving sample lots from their
various beds and, as is always the case with
their supply. they are in fine condition and good
in flavor. They received this morning some
splendid Morris River Coves, Absecom Salts,
Point Lookouts, and a large number OF other
choice varieties.
SALE OF FARM NEAR BRNNING's BRIDGE
Cooper & Latimer, auctioneers have sold the
farm known as "FOrtune Enlarged" belonging
to Noah Jones, and lying on the road from Ben
ning's Bridge to Marlboro. containing So acres
and improved by two-story frame house to c.
b. Church, for So 800.
SUITS AGAINST THE CoRPoRATIoN.-This
afternoon several civil cases-actions In the
names of six or more Incorporation employees
against the corporation of Washington for
amounts due-will be heard by Justice Chase.
Col W. A. Cook, late Corporation Attorney, is
counsel for the plaintiffs.
The SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
last evening elected the following officers -
Colonel Allan Rutherford, of North Carolina,
PRESIDENT; j. j. Martin, OF Alabama, vice presi-
dent; James Van Week, of Virginia. secre. ary:
and A. j. Merritt, of Tennessee. treasurer.
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T. J. HEIBER0IB,
(euccessor TO b. y. LoypoN D Oo.J q
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MIGRANT TAILOR,
Metropolitan Hotel, (lats Bfown'S.D
U%n No. 36S Pspp, aysnus, WNahbgteD-l
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SAMUEL NoRMENT, ESQ.,, of this city, who has
been absent for three months past in Europe
arrived at his home here yesterday in good
health.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, dc.

Annual Festival of the Schuetzen Verein Ger
mania, at Abners Park.
knights of Pythias excursion to Marshall
Hall TO- morrow.
Daily Excursion OF the steamer Arrow tn
Mount Vernon.
Smiths Art Gallery, 245 street.
Markriter's Art Gallery, AS eth street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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BIDs FOR FUEL--Mr. French, Sergeant at
Arms Of the Senate, yesterday opened bids to
supply the Senate wing of the Capitol build
ing with wood and coal during the next
winter The bidders were as follows: W.
H. Barbour, William Guinand, s. p. Brown
* Son, Charles T. Yoder. A. p. Clark, Jas
per Scott, T. f. Clark * Co., III. Fowler
and Clark q Given, of Washington ID. c.;
TredEay & Wells. OF New York, and C. l.. Fox
well, Of Wilmington, Del. The contract for
coal was awarded to Charles T. Yoder at 50 81
per ton; pine wood TO III. Fowler, at 81 80 per
cord, and oak wood to w. III. Barbour, at 1899
Der cord.
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A COMBINED EXCURSION OF the Knights of
PythIas will take place to Marshall Hall to-
morrow, which promises to be one OF the finest
Of the season. See adv er tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

SIMON WOLF, ESQ, Recorder of Deeds for
the District OF Columbia, returned to this city
last evening.
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THE WEATHER.-The thermometer at the
office of THE EVENING STAR registered as fol-
lows tO-day:-S O'Clock, 72a; 10 O'Clock, 75e; II
O'Clock, Ies; O'Clock, I9'; O'Clock, so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

CAPITOL HILL BUILDING ASSOCIATION No Q
The third monthly meeting Of this association
was held last evening over Dooleyis drug store,
and the sum Of 81 ,941 was advanced on 6 shares
at an average Of CO.. per cent,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE WINES.

have made arrangements with one of the largest
firms in California by which am enabled TO sell for
article, selected expressly for me, viz: SHERRY,
SOuPPERNONG WINE. from North Carolina
DRY CATAWBA, from Urbana Wine Co. Those
Wines offer for sale, wholesale and retail by hogs
head barrel and half barrel, BY bottle and on
draugkt. g. 9AUrIER
Proprietor Of the Native Wine Bitters,
alec. No. "a North Charles at, Baltimore, Nd.
WHITE OATAWBA BRANDY, for Brandy
Peaches, 81 20 per gallon. eco
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THO THE LADIES.

THO THE LADIES.
have now in stock and am receiving very full
assortment Of
ZEPHYR wORSTED,
from the celebrated factory Of Bergman & Co,
Berlin Prussia, which, for its softness briaucy Of
cooring and superior weight has taken the palm OF
all other makes.
Ny assortment Of
GERMANTOWN WOOL
is now also very complete, and for warm Shawls,
Afghans, &C., is very desirable.
For Childrens Fancy Stockings, would recon.
me nd that new
BALMORAL YARN,
which is strong and durable, and produced in end
lees variety.
sAXONY WOOL,
in Scarlet for Tides, and in fine White for Infants
Shirts, Stockings, &c. is one Of the articles con-
stantly called for.
SHETLAND WOOL,
in pure " hite, bright Scarlet and Buff; knits nm
very pretty, and has . well deserved popularity.
ERMANAND AMERICAN KNITTING YARNs
in White and assorted Grays, am also receiving.
and would recommend the former for its superior
strength.
1 shall try and keep the assortment OF ell
WORSTED YARNS complete during the season.
and would call the attention Of the Ladies also TO INV
full assortment OF
EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, PAPER PAT.
Terms. CANVASS, BEADS, SC.
sonable.
b. 9ILvERBER0,
3lS SEVENTH STREET,
BET. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D STREET.
SPEARS IMPROVED IRUIT PRESERVING
- SOLUTION, with greatly improved directions
cheapest method Known for preserving ali Kinds Of
Ernit. Tomatoes, Vegetables, Juices and syrups Of
One bo!il. win preserve 1872 pound. of Fruit, &C..
beneficial TO health with fruit, &c.
Full directions for using accompany each bottle.
rs eost 1855 III .iir sSs Hao sb Building.
NOW THAT THE SEASON FOB pREsER
..iss,cn friend: and the public ssnsrs sh
FRESH GREKN GINGER,
LONG Wh fERf pTEff'prn,
WHITE MUSTARD SEED
BLACK MUSTARD SEED,
CELERY SEED,
. TUMERIU, &C., &C.
PURE CIDER vINEGAR,
made expressly for picking.
For sale low by
BROWNING a MIDDLETON
auN- cow IBepJ No Ola Penua avenue
j. No. Sss PExSsyivAMA AVENUE,
Near Centrs Market,
Would inform the public that. according to articles
OF agreement, their partnership expires September
Is. 1870 and they are determined to dissolve they
will sell every article in their store consisting Of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, at and below cost.
Citizens and strangers bear this in mind, as it is no
humbug. and worthy Of attention. au16-3w-
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PROF. L. G. MARIN, 1t will be seen. rson.rs
his dancing academy, on + street. on the mn
inst, and already his classes are rapidly filIina
up. The assembly rooms have been thoroug hiy
the dancing hall, on the second floor, Is now one
Of the best in the city.
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MARRIAGE Is HONORABLE.

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors,
pleasures, and advantages Of happy MARRIAGE, as
contrasted with Single Life and the fearful EVILS
OF CKLIBACY, in modern times Sent free, in sealed
envelopes Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. my23- NV Ism
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CONTRACT AwARDKD.-The contract fol
pallolng the ten miles extension of the Rich.
aonu' fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
from Brooks Station TO Occoouan. has he,
aso 70 Colonel c. NJ. Braxton, OF Freder.
11sksourg: and n. r. Mason & Co, of Stanton
n y VIII commence at once and hurry on tht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

TIE OLD, DILAPIDATEp GARNET spo,s 49,,
OF the Treasury building are being torn d.
and there will be erected in the Southern p.or.
tion OF the White Lot, facing 18Th street ,arn,
building 10 accommodate ali the vorkmer ~ !.
In the basement Of the Treasury building an
In the several shops in the White Lot. "AN
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An ADJOURNED NETTING OF THE CoLoREr
SCHOOL TRUSTEES was fixed for last night q
half past seven ocleck, 10 consider important
business requiring their immediate attention
trustee King W - there prompt at the time, but
SyPhax and Wormly were NON est, AZ Eel
waiting about an hour the meeting, to wit.
Trustee King, the reporter, and janitor,-ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

IRE GRAND EXCURSION to Yorktown. White
House. and West Point, Va, on the steamer
Lady Of the Lake on Friday next, promises to
be ore Of the most pleasant and interesting trims
OF this popular boat this season. Ample time
will be given the excursionists to INSPECT the
historical places visited, and the boat will re-
turn 10 her wharfhere on Sunday morning The
moonlight trip on Friday night down the river
and Bay and the return on Saturday NIGHT will
be very attractive features of the excursion. A
crowd Is expected, but Captain j. W. Denty
viii take care that all his guests are made COM
Portable. See the advertisement for particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

The SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION
last evening elected the following officers =
Colonel Allan Rutherford, of North Carolina,
PRESIDENT; j. j. Martin, OF Alabama, vice presi-
dent; James Van Week, of Virginia, secre airy;
and A. y. Merritt, Of Tennessee, treasurer.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

1T VIII POSITIVELY RESTOR GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t keeps the hair from falling out. 1t is the bes,
dressing in the world, making lifeIess stiff, brashy
hair, healthy, soft and glossy,
For sale by oil druggists.
R.P. HALL q CO.,
Sc 2-eoln&w Nashua, n. H., PropSiefoTy
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so. FOB THIRTY YEARS 1870
las that well known, standard, and popular rem
edy, the
PAIN KILLER.

PAIN KILLER.
manufactured by Perry Dayis & Son, Providence,
X. L., been before the public, and in that tirie has
become known in all parts Of the world and been
used by people Of all nations.
1t remains, to day, that same good and efficient
remedy. Its wonderful power in relieving the most
severe pain has never been equaed and has earned
it's world vide popularity by i.s intrinsic merit No
curative agent has had wide spread sale or given
such universal satisfaction. The various ills for
which the Pain Killer is unfailing cure, are too
well known to require reorganization i'm this aver-
tisement. As an external and internal medicine,
the Pain Killer stands unrivaled. Directions &C
Company each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. seq colin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-07

PROF. III. MAssoN's FRENCH AND ENGLISH
SCHoOL.-The attention OF our readers Is called
10 the advertisement Of the select French and
English school for young ladies under the direc-
ton OF Prof. H. Mason The professor has
proved himself a competent instructor in both
French and English, and the thorough system
be pursues commends him to the liberal patron
age OF our citizens.
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u J. REIBER0EB,

HxxrI.R has an kinds Of Thermometers. g..
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GEORGETOWN ApyERrIsFuKyfs.

EQR SALE-The GOOD WILL, STOCK AND
u TixTCRns Of Store No. 81 Bridge street,
Georgetown il being Of the best stands In George
town for the ale Of Green groceries salt aour
&c. &c. VIII be sold At q great bargain, the par
ties TO leave the city. Dwelling house Attached
Inquire on the premises se7-6t-
WHlTE LEAD AND PAINT DEPOT.-An the
w standard articles at the lowest cash prices.
10 High street.
ses I'm O. NICH OILS.
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NEORGETOwN COLLEGE.

GEORGETOwN COLLEGE.
The Academic Year q Georeetown COLLEGE con.
menc = %. On tne nra nQHDAY Of September, ana
The Lectures In the Medical and Law Derarf..,..
will commence in October. SS~As .ens
Circulars containing Particular Can he ohsa;n..s
by applying to the Presidenf snis1 nee
lvl Of her SCHOOL, 9ll9 Pennsvlxan;. Ians
on MONDAY, September nth, $50. suie' ine'
FRxDkRlcK TEAALn elnIlARY,
ouAnrrnrD $50. ffanpf1IGk, Nd,
VIM eomIenos its next schoissfic yeaSxitS An
eos ,9h f'gss;Sss s.d IsseAvs, nOkDAY, Sspis1.
rs.%s ysry modsrate; Snd for 3 6sssioeus ooS.
1H.hnf ssrms' yley Of bgildines, names Oh siuSni.
President, 0A" ~"
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SUITS AGAINST THE Commemorative
afternoon several civil cases-actions In the
names Of six or more Incorporation employees
against the corporation of Washington for
amounts due-will be heard by Justice Chase.
Col. W: A. Cook, late Corporation Attorney, is
counsel for the plaintiffs.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. Etc.

THE GREAT SCHOOL BOOK DEPOT,
Il No. 4o2 7TH STREET,
isteiisgsRoes BEtidtag.
Teachers and parents may always rely upon 90.
tanning their SCHOOL. BOOKS Al the i1we.t no..i-
bic price, Wholesale and Retail.
SCHOOL FURNITURE, BLACKBoARRs.
CHARTS. MAPS. GLOBES.
And everything requisite for the School noon, AT
the Beck and Stationery Store Of
wM. BALLANTYNE,
ses sm No. 4O2 7th st, inteliisencer Building.
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SALE OF FARM NEAR BsNNING's BRIpes-
Cooper & Latimer, auctioneers, have sold the
farm known as "Fortune Enlarged" belonging
to Noah Jones, and lying on the road from Ben
nings Bridge to Marlboro, containing So acres,
and improved by two-story frame house, to C.
b. Church, for So 800.