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Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
AUCTION,

so of my 1emevs tG a 9ua SEPT, aQth,. at 10 o'clock, A: M. A number of second hand Cooking and Parlor Stoves, some | nearly new also variety of articles in my line | and during the day propose to sell both Russia and American Stove Pipe at greatly reduced prices. Remember, Saturday, Sept, 30;
 w. 5, DEAN. Falls Village, Conn.,
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GEORGE MELVIN.

SALISBURY, CONN. House, Sign and Orname S tal Painter; Grainer, Glacier, Paper Hange &c., &c. 1yS
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
8nsiuess Gards.
A. IT. RORARACK,

HIRE, Life and Accident Insurance Agent, with E B. Hardenbergh, Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
 North Canaan, Conn. Stf*
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
'. O. ADAMS,
ROCKY DELL HOUSE.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW A West Cornwall, Conn. Collections made 1T every state in the union, 6m4
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
W. G. GARDNER,

MALLS Village Conn.,, Merchant Tailor and 1T dealer in Foreign and Domestic cloths Vest ings Trimings, &c., SC. Garments cut and made up in the latest style, at short notce Store under the Town Hall. sS
 July 14th, l871 1tf
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grabate Autifes.

N September 23d, 1871.
 Estate of osmond s: Green, late of Salisbury, in said District deceased. N
 Ordered,-That the executor exhibit his Admin tration Account to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Office in Salisbury on the 7th day of october 1871, at o'clock, forenoon and that all thereof, the executor will cause this order to be published in a newspaper printed in Litchheld County, and post copy thereof on the sign-post in said Salisbury and nearest to the last place of residence of said deceased. By order of Court.
 1w12* ALBERT MOORE, Clerk.
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Y AKEvILLE, Conn.,, Agent for Inman, National M and Anchor lines of Steamships, Drafts on.al parts of Great Britain and the Continent,
 July 14th, 1871. 1tf
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
D. F, STILLMAN,
T. l.. NORTON.

T MELVILLE, Conn. organist, and Teacher of A the Piano.
 July 14th, 1871. --t s@s 1y1
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
NIKER DANIELS.

CARPENTERS and BUILDERS, Salisbury, Ct O are prepared to receive contracts for all man of building, and will furnish material for same if desired.
 July 2lst, 1871, ..' 1y1
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
E. ". SPURR.

HALLS Village, Conn.,, dealer in Lumber, Shin. E gles, Lath. Doors, Sashes, Lime, Cement, Hardware, Nails Iron, Steel, Flour, Grain, Feed, Seeds, Salt, Groceries, Provisions, Paints, Oils, &c., &c.
 July I4th, 1S71S .. 1tf
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
Y. G. THAYER,

yyUNER of the Piano, Chatham Village, N. ' 1 Particular attention given to cleaning and repairing All work guaranteed. The best of ref erences given if required Orders by mail, or left with MT. D. F. STILLMAN of Lakeville, will be promptly attended to.
Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
For Sale at Auction ! One Bay Horse, Three Cows, One Yoke Fat Oxen,
 One and two year old Heifers,
 One Young Bull.

One Young Bull.
 w-An first rate stock
 Also. One Pleasure Wagon, nearly new, made by Tupper & Wood; One Two Horse Spring Wagon; One Two Horse Lumber Wagon One Single Buggy; One Rockaway Carriage; Two Lumber Sleighs Two Cutters; Har- ness, Flows, Sc, &c. ~The above property will be sold without fail on the 3Oth d0Y of September, 1871, unless the day is quite stormy, in which case it will be sold the next fair business day. TERMS-Cash for all sums of ten dollars and under. and approved Notes or cash for all other sums.
 A. H. HOLLEY. Lakeville. Sept 20, Fl. 2w11
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Renewal of the Catholic and Anti.
Catholic Troubles i'm 0sdeusbury

OGDENsBURG, n. Y, Angus E.-At large
number Of persons, including formidable riot
ouE element gathered last eS eRing al The lall i'm
which Baron De Camin, the 6nti-C Catholic lec.
turer, was mobbed the evening previous. The
doors Of the hall were closed, and ON the arrival
The police headquarters for protection, ahd here
a large crowd assembled. Subsequently the au-
charities aslled Ger volunteers, and large num-
Der OF citizens responded andxsre sworn in as
special policemen, and, together with the regu-
lar force succeeded in clearing tke streets when
the lecturer was escorted 10 his boarding -house.
Intense feeling against the mob prevails. Tie
citizens are organizing TO yindicate the right OF
free speech. Offers Of assistance are rece yed
from the neighboring towns. fis.|1 -
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SLamnf 90

4 Japoaosc Prince g--kafIotSs-Ssdnps -
Ftrstgt Gtedt
INV YORK. August i7.-Hcscgaiwa, q Young
Japanese Prince. who has been IN this country
several months seeking an education. Il dying
Of consumption az Troy.
A youth named Thomas Lewis, residing in 18th
street, Rrooklyn, fatally shot hts mother last
night. while attempting 60 shoot HIS uncle. who
tried % chAstise him. He gave himself INTO Gus
todv.
a friendly suit has commenced In the United
states District Court a. determine the question
whether stamps placed on imported goods Of
foreign manufacture should not be recocmi red
~ me United States authorities without the
ers. - =
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The JERSEY CITY TRAGEDY.-The terrible
eonftagration in Jersey City, which resulted in
the death OF hive persons, calls for a rigid appli-
eation OF Jersey justice. At ten minutes after
midnight two explosions, following each other in
rapid succession, from the cellar Of a LIQUOR
store, swept away the lower floor and a portion
of the sidewalk. In less than FIVE minutes after
wards the building and the frame structures adj
joining were in a sheet of fame. The rapidity
with which the hire spread was most extraordi-
nary and suggests the question, what caused the
explosion? Durancey and MCGEE, the proprie-
tors OF the store, perished in the ruins There
seems TO be no doubt that the building was fred
for the purpose of obtaining the heavy inslIr-
ance thereon; and that the explosion was prema-
ture. The two bodies OF the missing proprietors
whose business relations have not been OF a
pleasant character recently, were found "a the
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The NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL Assocr.-
TioN'-The National Educational Association
Will meet at ST. Louis, Missouri, ON Tuesday
next, August 22d, and continue in session during
wednesday and Thursday, the 2Sd AMI 9th
Among those who will take part i'm the proceed
ings are the following gentlemen, who are well
known throughout the country in connection
with educational matters:-Messrs. John Eaton
Jr., Washington, ID. G., United States Conmis-
sloner OF Education; WIN. F. Phelps. of VI lnne-
sota; j. ID. Philbrick, superintendent of the
Boston schools; T.. L. White, of Ohio: w G.
Elliott, OF Missouri; f. II. Stafford of illinois.
w. T. Lexcky, of California; j. w Armstrong
OF New York; W. I. Harris, of Missouri: j. p
Wickersham, of Pennsylvania; s. Fallows. of
Wisconsin; w. A. Jones, of Indiana: A j.
Rickhof, of Cleveland, Ohio; A. j. Garfield. of
ONO; n. Bateman, OF Illinois; Professor VI. A.
Newell, principal OF the Maryland State Nor
NAL School and president of the Board OF School
commissioners; and Professor VIM. X. Creery,
Superintendent of the Public Schools of St
Louis. The meeting W i'll no doubt be a very in
teresting one, as papers on educational topics
viii be presented and read, and various school
Questions will be discussed by the above-named
gentlemen and others who have been Identified
Tor many years with the cause OF public educa-
ton. On the first day Of the session Mr. Eaton.
OF this city, will read an essay on Superior In
Struction in Relation TO Universal Education"
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Killed by Ifxhtnfuv-

PORTSMOUTH, y. n, Aug. I7.-The board
ing-hOuse OF Henry Bcwden. AZ York Rears
Maine, was badly shattered BY hghrnipg lao
stantly killed.
The q. :. steamer DAYTON arrived this morn
ING with drsughtsmen for the steamer Kansas.
fitting tor sea-
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The Miles standi.h Ne,,we,,.

~ Abtkh, MASS, Aug. 1.-THE exercises in
slstraJlon oi the erection Of a monument 20
slles stAhdlsh on Captsin's Hin TOOK place to-
Jay. AteI music BY the Weymouth hand aud
PRAYER by Rev. josiah Moore, an ode % Niles
standish was sung by the whole audience ~ the
tune OF America. An Grafton wa then 5cliy-
cred by Horace Binney Sargent. music hy The
band, conservatory prayer BY Rev. n. H Neale
ana The hymn, T" Our Pilgrim Fathers /" Us
sung by the audience TO the tune OF Aud Lang
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Offfcers of the staten Island Ferry
Company Imprisoned I'm the Tombs.

q. INV YORK, August us-Ja&b " andm Oul-
president of the Staten Island Company, w a.
BREASTED, superintendent, and Henry Rob. asan.
engineer, against whom the coroueT tury VS.
=, resLnneo ,h a negligence
brought before Coroner keenan, this u,ar,,t,,,
and committed to the Tombs prison, The eore,,s5s
refusing 10 accept bail. The action OF tie csro-
was offered and could have been aiyeri. = -
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HARRIsBrRe, August 1.-THE fire AT Bloo,ns
burg, "a. last night, causeds loss OF "a oeo
No pzItacqars have yet been received = 80
Falls Cosnpanys paper minis were Yar IT
;s1royed by IRE this morning. Loss 81, Op-icIig
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The Tennessee ExcurSiOnists I'm Baltt.

BAITrNoRE, August 1.-THE Tennessee efi-
toria1 party was received this morning bv the
lc Institutions Of the city and 20 on an eXcurssoo
down the bay. -
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Lea d PERKINS, Sauce.

Pronounced by Connoi.seurs = e
/ 1.-THE ONLY GOOD sAUCE.oI
II improves appetite and digestion, and it Is un7
We are directed by Messrs. LEA & PERRINs 10
prosecute eli parties making ending eounterfeits
I -. az JOHN DUNCANsS SONS, 2 VI
anl2- eoem r.uf .-., Agents; New Yorks Y
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Commodore ReyneIds.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., August I7.-CommOdore
william Reynolds, chief of the bureau OF eouin-
terday. 'u 1es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-17

THVRyToNS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price, IS and 50 cents
J0UVEN'S IN0DOR0USK lid GLOVE CLEAN.
ER restores soiled gloves equal to new Sold BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, q
cents. = deS- LIZ
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CKqnas 1coi --NpAReER CAsR-A Distsaof
ger poiso- -sst Ma. COiJsra.-The Buffenbar-
Havfr- q case has assumed . serious aspect
too 4 car Vassed the other relatives for funds
4 Ssenon their fees, Dr. Saul NRndeventer, OF
t,,' ~ county, Illinois, the nephew Of .'old
% 1un Svere - an affidavit before Justice G. p.
apD AT LONDON Ohio, Tuesday morning, and
NC latter az once issued order for Mrs. COl-
Durns GHest. Dr. Saul Nandcrenter, IN the
afndsvit. charges fbat Mrs. Coiburp, ON divers
occasions during the twelve months prior 70
September -, le67, (the date OF cold Buff.
| DEATH administered arsenic 20 her husband
with Intent 70 KIN BIN. Such + the charge
rangement between the counsel, she was not
subjected 20 the shock Of en- arrest al her Oh
farm, but surrendered herself to Justice CraSb,
Jnstice for prelino,s.s, 100 70 appear Ds.s.-- me
next N-s----naiion on Monday
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rsoellsH SePHIA--Mrs. Sophia we,,or -
Dang Meadow, Long Island. arose Co.,, ol l
-, S.on.2eIs about half an hour later than nsnsi
.Luesnay morning, and a. some dozen e..
na94s were waiting for their morning Tn-..i ~ IA
enota fored 70 expedite matters by liehfInS az
nre with the aid Of kerosene Oh. Ave. e NJ
barn, andoutbuildings at presenf fr-nise
ant proof. Seven horses were roastsd IN ~.
eennsgrauon: The loss on buildings h s,,o,.s
s'sooO' on which there Is no insurance. ~'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-17

VICE PRESIDENT CoLFAx and Senator Win
dom have gone on an excursion to Fort Carey
and Manitoba
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LeWer Prfees than EIsexhere.

Ayers Sarsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral, 8e |;
Burnetts CScoaine and Kaliston, Sc: schenek 9
Alternative, Sc; Hostetter' Hoofands and Vineesr
bbit.srs, Sc MShlers Herb Bitters, Sc; Lyon 3
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C. /; Batcheler's Half
Dye. S.; HelmboldS Buchu, 81 20, Brown. ia
rants Aperient 9oc:; Winchesters Hypophosphites,
Sc; Oegoodis India Chologogue, 81 Sterling .
AmbrOsia, S5c.; Sozodont, &c.; Nichols Elixir Pro
other kinds, Sc; Flags Relief, eOc. Railway s
Lotion, Slz6; Lubins Extracts, genuine, 81 Col
gates soaps, very lar1e assortment retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin imported, 81 per bottle:
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles, S per gallon,
Ss-FuaTanteed as represented or money refunded:
California Wines, Port ngelica, Sherry, nscateI
81. ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist, -
aus tr Corner ID and ID streets n W
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Bids for Goyernmen, Can.

NEW YuRK, August f5.-Thers W.T. sxsn,--
sh bids for gold to-day, anountf NJ 10 Ss' $50 90.
a. III III oo-lo0 to 1i2K. The awards will be
el,VvV,UVa at LIP 30 100 70 112k.i efa : - -
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THE AMOUNT or SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the new
loan to- day was $50 900. ~"f p ..
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AFFAIRS IN LoUDoN COUNTY, VA-Enoch
Corum, negro, arraigne i'm the county court on
Monday, charged with an attempt 10 commit a
rape short time ago upon respectable white
woman in the lower part of this county, was
Iried on Tuesday, found guilty, and his punish
ment afhxed two years in the penitentiary the
ing badly. - ~
Mr.. Samuel 0rrison has sold his brick store
mouse and dwelling, on the corner of Market and
Writ streets, to Mt. George Survick, for S4eee.
Wnnam Carter, negro, who stole horse A
snort time ago from Mr.. Richard Pouiton of thu
county, has been arrested in Alexandria ant,
will be brought to I.oudon for trial
The intensely dry hot weather of the mast few
days, IA without precedent IN the memory OF the
"oidest inhabitant "-LeesbEry ktrror.
THE CHOLERA IN EuKopE.-wnh respect "a
the cholera Ii is stated In the weekly health re-
turn from Berlin, received in England TO the 81
inst, that the reports AZ to the progress OF the
disease are incomplete, but that IL is certainly
entering Riga on the Baltic, at the mouth ofthe
Dwina. In Tambow, out of q, 900 inhabitapts
45s died from cholera in the week ending fsth
July, this ID in Central Russia, where the SAINT
ftary conditions are unfayorable. - Lis -
NThey have. check-apron dances at Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
OPetersburg, Ind. calls loudly for ssroomr
cemetery" sat .{l'- - -. - ->''A''s
9rIn time the mulberry tree becomes n ar
gown,-and silk gown becomes woman
ga horse thief was arrested near Ksns.s
night. ~''N lung a.
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| .r Great Reduction. IS
IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES

IN OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
BRANDIEs, GINS, &C.,
3 years ola, ssS PEI gal; Robertson d.. .: -
DO; Bowler, do; Old Crow, do ss do, Baker,
Brandies-Lsrocheller, SIS do; do, 16ne,J S. do;
Hehnessey, 1884. 81 do; do,, 1879, iO DO; Otard,
Dnpuy Co., ISIS, $40; California Brandy, SC dc. !:
Old Tom Gin, S215; Cocktail Bitters, Biackb berry
Brandy. Liberal discount to the trade. ~
f... q -.t. C.-GAUTIER,
Proprietors Of the Native Wine Bitters.
myn 1917 and 1919 Penna avenue.
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THR. ATTORNEY GENERAL has decided that
property returns OF officers of the Quarter
masters department must be sent to the Treas
ury for examination
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BotcmtEOKB 118lf Dy6s u
This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
lead, any vitalic poison produce paralysis or
Death Avoid the Ssnated and deiusve Preparations
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
untarnished reputation 20 uphold its integrity a.
Sy All druggists. Applied ct 10 Bond street, New
York. fe5-tf
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

IxTERNAL REvRNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1858 ,g3e.sl.
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THE MORMON ADULTERY OasE-sAe Pi5If
II PJiggCh,g 20 b. Tesfsd ~ a Jssed Ssrfes Court
MTs Harriet Hawkins. of THE city. has brought
an acton for divorce against her husband
Thomas Hawkins She alleges tl.at she Vas
married 20 him in England iu 1Ntl. and Tat thtv
have lived in this Territory FOR about eighteen
years. and have six Children. She also CHARGES
that about SIX wars ago her husband took an
other v ife, and about Lllrce wears ago lie took
uurd wife, and has two children hy each of them.
That he has deserted her ard her children. las
abused her, even threatened her life and a few
months ago dragged her ont Of her house ana
beat her cruelty because she would nFt remove
trom u 80 that he might sell II. This case is
pending undecided in the third district court
be defendant lives At Leni.
Mrs. Hawkins has made another move in The
game. She has made an affidavit charging her
husband with adultery. and Chief Justice Nc
kean has Issued a " 2rTant and caused his arrest
under the following statute Of the Territory of
Utah, which may &c f0un6on page =. section 81.
" Every person who commits The crime OF aduI-
tery shall be punished 10y imprisonment NOT
exceeding twenty years, and not less than three
years, OF by fine not exceeding Al .O00 and not
les than 800, or by both fine andimprisonrnent.
at the discretion OF tie court. Ard when the
CRIME Is committed between parties any one 90
whom is married, both are guilty Of adult
and shall be punished accordingly. No Deryp
cution for adultery can be cOmmene prose
the complaint of the husband or wiz ed but on
~ The preliminary examinatior 9"
IN the courtroom IN this p = VIII take place
Day. Mr.. Hawkins has bee- ace al ten a. m. to-
Las Ter safe keeping- <- = sent g 20 lamp Doug
~
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ADJUSTMENTS.

OLD EO.( ON ExHIBITIoN iNxw Ne
4e6 AND SALE 43o
'TR srt Urn ST,
MARHRITER'S.
No. 4e6 Seventh street, between ID and streets
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice OH Paintings, Epgravings Chromos, TO-
Also, Largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
shsdes Pictures Frames Picture Cords and Tassels
Rings. Nails, &C, IN the District.
STERMS, CASH. ~ -E
Please remember Name and Number. ap,51y'
z O. REICHENBACH's PIANO STORE,
l. No. as uth Street, abQue Peard. AreaKs,
(EsTABLIsRED OVER 30 YEARsJ
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
Of VIM. Knabe 4 Co., Baltimore, and wm-
mcCsmnon, Albany. also, second hand k[E1[45
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons for sale ortItNyt
rent on the most accomplishing terms: Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap+1ys
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FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
ItiegrdPhed EsslEsireIy to The EreRiEg Star.
Enthusiastic Reception of Frenchmen
i'm Ireland

LONDON, August 10 Herald cable The
deputatiOn Of French citizens appointed 70 visit
Ireland TO thank the people FOR AID given for the
relief Of the wounded during the war with Prus-
sa, has arrived. The people OF Dublin are wild
with excitement, and the roads leading 10 The
stopping places on the Frenchmen have become
impossible, because of the crowds. On Wednes-
day night the city bands Performers dressed in
green, marched % the hotel where the French
men were stopping and played American, Irish
and French national airs; also some Fenian tunes.
There was no interference by the police. The
dSputation reached the SelbOrne Hetel at 3
O'Clock, and in response 20 calls came out on the
balcony. Martin, n member Of parliament
made an address 90 the crowd. A son of Marshal
Mchahnn also arrived it'll the deputatiOn, and
was loudly cheered By the thousands OF people
ass mbled- HIS reception was worthy OF a King
Many houses are illuminated o-nig ht, and the
enthusiasm of the neofIP cO4fi uuas
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
Day SCHOOL FOR YoESG LADIES.
This School win be reopen September 1 Ssh For
circulars, apply-at the School. aal64tawtsepls
SELKCT SCHOOL FOR LITTLE GIRLS, gsrI
Mns ELIZA sPEHb SIEfsf HIsSYN W prfneiDal
The second session Of this School will commencs on
&fpf N s The h s
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
ACADEMY VIII enter upon its second year
y STEM ss6 RfT m Sksssts G R 3
See Circulars Ia 81" at principal BOOK stores. aui1tf
CoLCMBIAN 0oLLEGE ,crou !
The PREPARATORY f bEPhREaGsr Fl Fl this
f H1ac thtsstRss6Reff. o' ~
| MEDICAIl-0cteber 4. |- ~ 500
Young mep wishing 20 enter either Of the depart.
should be 81 SRf Of the
! For fuf ther Information inquire Of VIM STICK
NEf. Secretary and Treasurer. aul4-th ma
qBiBEs & SSsB9 Saf soH H86EG viii hA Is5PsS
MoNDAY. September 4th, at s!S street, north.
s1 Ct S asRsr By
French References Secretary VIM. II seward,
S sd ISr circular Shn c Sns GENE
EQNzAGA O0LLEGE.-The exercises Of this
~ Institution viii be resumed ON MONDAY, the
or and ai Isl TsT
TBe wse sn .ne. e f5 % RT0 s
gate and the non Natural 2 al Phi ri
Classes above and Including the fSSrth eoiisgass
and the third English classes.
Terms Per quarter Of eleven weeks, for the coll
ssisfts s0IIse, ga for .ss non-ciaSsiea $40; for
should there be sufficient number Of applica,
tons evening classes will be opened for the accom-
nodatiorof young men who have not an opportu-
n aus = ni'epa'nS JAMES NE CLARK, President
EREDEKfUK fEhALElSE mfNARY, -
~ FREDERIcK, Mp.
Session commences lIth September. .-. = p. =.
Terms Gerry moderate.
-. Rev. THos. MccANE, A. M.
WHERE SHALL I SEND MY BOYY-HOW-
ssst. f fos Ones. e.
tHstion dsirhtfa; disoi Peifest gx i
iimoTe: Nd Gen ny Hi ett., e;
Laws, Esq, Norfolk, Va; Capt. B. Baker, Ports
CUMBERLkND VALLEY INSTITUTE, male
" MECHASICSBURG, Pa.
Eighteenth Scholastic Year begins SEPTEMBER
An. Academic, Commercial and College Prepare
extras. For additional information address,
auo- colin A. II. EGE, Principal.
CT JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD
The next session OF this Institution founded fsf
begins on the first ednesday in October.
a fun Collegiate course is organized with Fac
ulty Of seven Professors and three Tutors.
Charges Tor entire scholastic year, $3.50.
further particularly IpPy for fat1lsTs to
secretary OF the Faculty, Annapolis, Nd
-
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REsTITUTIoN.-An anonymous correspondent
in Louisville, KY, contributes SOB TO the con-
science fund, on account Oft ne Quartermaster'
Department, 7lT- -
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The Future OF France.

VERSAILLES, Aug. T--It has been positively
asceTtained that majority OF the Assembly will
support, in a slightly modified form, the prop
osltlon made by M.4Riyet on behalf of the left
centre on Saturday last, comforting the presi-
dency for three years ON NJ. Theirs. Power
Querter, Minister Of FINANCE, has gone 20 Ger
many Tor an interview with Prince Bismarck
relative 70 the evacuation OF the French terri
tory by the German troops. The Assembly YES
terday refused 10 consider the motion submitted
some time since by n. Baze, providing for a
proongation OF the IOwers OF both the Assembly
ana President Theirs for two years, and also for
the election OF committee 10 draw up a bill
contributing the future government OF france.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-17
The italian Arbitrator ON the Ala

ROME, August liking VICTOR Emanuel has
appointed General Count L0his Frederic Men
enabrea arbitrator on the part OF Italy in the
case OF the Alabama claims ..Hy-.