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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22
VHE AMERICAN
TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Made by the HoLYoKE MACHINE COMPANY,
HoLYoKE. MASS.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

once Of ]. BEEBE, Springfield. Mass. May 20. 1871.
hOlyoke Machine tompany-Gentlemen The "a inch
American Turbine Wheel put in my mill North Mon
son performs to my entire satisfaction ] consider the
pest wheel have ever used II regulates easily and
perfectly Fall u feet. ~
Yours truly, j. BEEBE
ONCE OF WHITING PAPER COMPANY, UolyOke Mass
May %, lS7l.-Iloiyoke Machine Compamy-Cieniemen;
Neare running two Of Your American Turbine Wheels in
our new mill they nTst wheels and work Ia
our entire satisfaction. one a. inch and one Is inch
under 10 feet fall. ~ ~ S"'
Yours truly, WIN. WHITING Agent
Office Of GEO w. FBENTIss, HOlyOke. Mass. Nav 81
BIl.-HolyOke Machine Observation-Disclosures Tie 90
new wire mill is driving all ~ machinery very stcadI
without regulator. IL works TO my entire satisfaction
have used other iron wheels, but consider This sunrrjo
any within the range of my experience; 10 feet al
Yours truly, GEO. w. PRENTISS.
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cr As yet only the cliff residents have enjoyed
these double luxuries but the builders on the
new road will have one advantage superior to
the cliff houses; they will not be obliged TO
leave their own grounds for the hath.
The Providence Press says: "When is Provi-
dence to have free drawing school? We hope
it will be established with the free public library,
under the auspices of the new organization
seeking to consolidate our literary and mechani-
cal SOCIETIES, and form grand union of art, lit
erature, science and mechanism, If not before.
Such a school is in existence in Boston under
the auspices of the Lowell institute, two eve
nings in week from October to April for
males, and two afternoons in week, for the
same period, for females. There is much talent
in every large community which can be protita-
bly, brought out hy such Il school. The school
in Boston has become very popular as its adj
vantages have been developed. Many young
men and women have become proicients in
drawing, and some have there found the means
TO cultivate their talent in such manner as to
open to them an artistic career. Young me-
Chanics have found means TO aid them in the
prosecution of their callngs." Something
might have been added about the Worcester
drawing school,
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49, FOR SALE-Near Pleasant ST..
Mi. nice cottage house Of rooms convenient and
Elil well arranged Price $500
70 o. n. POND &c GO.
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Gbs gag spp: aolorrsrr frOap Muming September 09 1871
A SAFE BOILER.
HARRISON SAFETY BOILER I!
Opinions of those who have Practically
Tested Them.

Tested Them.
GUSTAVUS A. JASPER, Of the Union Sugar Refinery,
Charlesown Mass, says; 'For safety and economy Tie
six ty horse power Harrison Boilers we have IN use
surpasses the tubular and fue boilers formerly used
In year the acu Swing in fuel by using the Iarr.
son Boilers was 1915 tons and the work accomplished
much greater"
What CHENEY BROTHERS. silk Manufacturers
South Manchester Mass, say Of the Harrison Safety
Boiler; we have seven Harrison Boilers and are
satisfied that they the best for making steam and
most economical in fuel for the quantity OF steam they
furnish"
DANIEL ALLEN, the Philadelphia Dyer says; ~
am convinced. from practical test, that the Harrison
Boiler superior a others for steam drying and econ
Omy Of fuel and would not have any other"
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A S. ALLEN, Pianoforte Tuner and
4 "a Music Teacher. Rooms at the Worcester County
Musical Headquarters Order States may also be found
with b. d. Allen Dodge's Block Park st.. and at s. n
Story Jewelry Establishment dtf f2i
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49, FOR SALE VERY Iowa three
E;, tenement French rooted house of ~ rooms CEN
w trally and pleasantly located, Lot large enough
for another BUILDING o. n PONI1 a. Co
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SITUATED corner of Main and haywood sts., containing
nearly 5OOOO leet one Of the most eligible lots in the
sOn part OF the city; will be sold low 10 close ii out
OF VIII divide to suit-making four handsome lots.
80 - l.. A. ELY 81 CO.
Mai nd mi ne
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Railroaos.
II Al l. ROAD TIME TABLE
TRAINS Leave wORCEsTEK


FOR BOSr0N-EXpress trains at 20 and % m, ans
32h, 81 and 955 p, m. Accommodation trains at
100 and 9,45 q, m, and lao and GOO D. Returning.
leave BosOn at 5, l. $50 (eX.) eN.l a m and I.30,
lex 430, $50 (eN.l and 90 (cx), p. Sunday Mail
Train leaves Boston at $50 p M and Worcester for
Boston at 80 m. (MOndayO
FOR BOSTON, via Gr0t0n Junction. at 30 and l.l5 a.
m. and 90 p. Returning leave Boston at 625 and
ll.OO a. M, and 400 p. m.
FOR SPRINGFIELD, at 635, 600 955 ALBANY exp)
m and 6.l5 m; for New York and Albany lex
press 1925 nj, and $50 and 1885 m: Albany Sunday
Mali Train leaves at 1905 p N: Returning leave
Springfield for Worcester at 200, 7l5, ll3O a. M,
LIS (eN. 2.OS (eXp.), 400 and SO texD p. M Sunday
Mail Il IS p. m.
FOR PROVIDENCE at 79O 1918, (ex) ll.3O a M, LOO
and $40 p NJ. Returning, leave Providence for Wor
ccster al T.40 l45 a. M 2l5 (ex.) and 4,0i III.
~ FIT g. II u RIG at $50, ii l5 a, m,
a. sVO a, m, 1850, $50 p m. Leave Fltchburg tor
Htechgld on arrival of the $50 and lllj a. M trains
rom worcester Leave Fitchburg for Winchendon, :
V hSeNe' Bnilnws Falls, at 9.l5 M, %. 7JO p m
rph NoiMiCll, at &c. $50 a. M, 5.l5 40 (Steamboat
~. Ip n urkl p. Returning, leave Norwich iol
MorgeStcL az 10, tex) 6O6, u 30 a. M, ~ p IN !,
returning at IS p. m.
FOR NASHUA. al SO, Ills a. nj, 40 p. m. Nashua
iur Worcester, 40 a. 1900 m. 500 p N. Sunday
IRAN rom worcester nj 500 a. m iving al Worce'-
FOR MILFORD, via birmingham, 100, 925 q. M 40,
and 100 H. m.
FOR GARD Err at % a, M Leave Gardne,- for Wor-
cester nj 800 a. m
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Examination fshe raansauyv Voucher
Important from Cuba. if True.

Lht lA&aFTNCttoh ltrtHQ4iN EN1fd.
HAVANA. Sept. A. Herald special. Letters
from Puerto Principe announce that the eastern
part Of the island, which included the whole
seat OF the insurrection, has been completely
pscifed, and the Captain General viii shortly
return 70 Havana An the principrl leaders or
the instruction, with their forces. have either
surrendered or been captured, and there exists
now only handful Of marsuders, who are
hiding, aud, as IL appears, would also surrender
but Tor fear OF being prosecuted by the local
authorities for atrocities committed upon the
lives and property OF the inhabitants. A procla-
nation by the Captain General declaring the
instruction at an end will shortly be issued.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lover Prices than EIsevhere.

Ayers Sarsaparila and Cherry Pectoral, Sc ::
Burnetts Cccoaine and Ksliston, sc.; SchenckS
Alternative, 8c; Hostetter Hoonand's and Vinegar
Bitter:, oc; Miehlers Herb Bitters, Sc; Lyon 3
Bloom and Magnolia Balm, &C; Batcheier 8 Hair
Dye, Sc; HelDbolds Buchu, 81 70; Browns ia.
ssc,; 0sgoodls India Ohologogue, 81 S Sterling :
toxide Iron, ac.; De Jousht Cod Liver OH, 81:
other kinds, Sc; Flaggie Relief, Oc.; Railway
Lotion, u rs; Lubins Extracts, genuine, 81; Col
gates Soaps, very large assortment, retail at whole
sale prices; Holland Gin, imported, 81 per bottle:
Fine Old Rye Whisky, large bottles 81: per gallon
$Sguaranteed as represented or money refunded;
California Wines, Port, Angelica Sherry, Muscatel,
81. ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
au8-tf Corner ID and d streets M W.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

kAOM EUBOfE IO-DAY.
TelegrapAed Esclssioely 70 TAe Evening STAY.
A BOnapartist Sensation Mcmahon
Takes the Responsibility for Sedan
The Emperor Exculpsted from all
Blame.
NEw YORK, Sept. 25.-TLe following cable
special has been received:
PARIS, Sept 24.-Marshal McNahon has been
heard before the committee Of investigation on
the conduct Of the late war. The marshal is
reported TO have said that he assumed the sole
responsibility for the disastrous results of his
march from Chalons TO Sedan. He declares that
he did not act by orders of the Emperor Napa-
leon, who exercised no influence whatever upon
his resolution. The plan adopted by him 1.-THE
marshal)-which was opposed to that of the con-
centration Of the army under the walls of Paris
ought not TO be absolutely condemned, as IL had
equal chances Of success; but two days had been
lost, because the troops were too fatigued 70
continue their march, and because he was igno-
rant Of the movements of the other command
ers-in-ehief, which was the principal cause OF
the disaster.
This declaration has produced profound sem
sation, and the Bonapartist journals express
great joy over 1t.
France and Germany.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 25.-The report that a con-
terence was held Friday by NJ. Theirs and the
Prussian diplOmatists is contradicted.
II is announced that the government has no
intention of raising the state Of siege Of Paris
Turing the propagation Of the Assembly.
The Ofcisl Journal denies the truth of the re-
port that the Due de Choisel goes TO Rome as
french Ambassador.
Theirs Afraid OF Assassination.
LONDON, Sept IA special dispatch from
Versailles to the Standard says President Theirs
disturbed by fears as TO the safety of his life,
and bis bed chamber is guarded at night by
patrols.
The Standard dispatch also saws Theirs is ready
% pay Immediately the fourth half milliard OF
The German indemnity.
One Hundred and Thirty.e eight Lives
Lost By q shipwreck.
,nnoupces the wreck Of = stesme1 ON the cosss
# India, and that 1ss natives lost their lives
spain Sending 1einforcements TO
Cuba.
Madrid that 200 additional Spanish troops will
BE sent to Cuba before the end Of the present
month.
zae Strikss-A BanQsst-fAe YacAf Lfrossa
LONDON, September 25.-It n probable there
Will be settlement Of the Newcastle and
Gateshesd strikes before the close Of the present
A banquet vim Be given Mr. Butt, the newly
m the 18th proximo.
1t h expected that Commodore Ashburv,s
,.eht, Lvonis, VIII reach New York during the
KinS AmaAeus and the Cortex.
Madrid, September @.-King Amadeus has
zone to Saxagossa-
The Openin:gg q the Spanish oortes has been
postponed until October 10.
me GRAND Duke AIexfs ou ths n-,,
NEW foKKs Sept 21-The Russian eouadron
with the Grand Duke Alexis, started this NOM,
ng rom Falmouth, England. 1t viii. I'm All
akehhood' reach here by Oct tn.
Ogerings Of Bonas To-day.
NEw YORK, Sept. 25.-There were offerings Of
70 114.7o. The government takes 81 COCOON, al
1880 to 1880
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Viot0rTd the Last NOnGrch-lkr. BradIaagh SaUs 90.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Charles Bradlaugh, the
head Of the republican movement In England
has been interviewed by the Worlds London
correspondent. Mr.. Brsdlaugh declares himself
able TO pull down the monarchy, though not
quite ready 10 build mp the republic; that Vic
toria Is the last monarch who shall sit on the
English thrones th At he deprecstes a revolution
before 1876, when he will be perfectly prepared
for IL, but that whenever the government throws
down the gage 20 him he will pick IL up.
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The Sleeping Car Patent Case Post.
pOned.

WILLIAxsPoRT, Pa, Sept 25.-The sleeping
car patent case Of Pullman vs. Woodruff Vas
up, on motion for preliminary injunction be-
fore Judge McHennan last week. The de-
PENDANTS attorneys submitted sfidavits when
the plaintiffs asked and obtained q postpone
ment till the second Monday Of November.
when the case will be heard at Pittsburg.
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Arrest Of q Prominent Ohtoau for
Passing Counterfeit Money.

CLkNELAND, sept. 23.-E. Roberts was ar
OF the secret service, for passing counterfeit
money. A considerable amount OF Counterfeit
twos on the Ninth National Bank Of New
York were found on his person. Roberts
is superintendent Of one Of the extensive coal
mines operated by the Cleveland Iron Company,
and is wealthy. He II prominent in the com.
munity for his zeal In the cause Of religion and
many kindred virtues.
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SECRETARY BOUTWELL, has ordered the pur-
chase of three millions worth Of Five-twenties
to-day.
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Great Reduction,

In OLD BYE AND BOURBON WHISTLES
Of the following brands, vis:-Tsmily Nectar
20 YEAR su Cid, saSo PEI gal; Resertson d. Ss.
do, As d.: Pine. Apple, 'trectised,p si.S d.
RBssSDdiss.Lsscchsl1e. ss do; DO IansJ Is do;
Dupuy Co., 1858, $40; California Brandy, Se do
Old Tom Gin, 81 .; Cocktail Bitters, Blackberry
Brandy. Liberal discount TO the trade.
-. So O. GAUTIER,
Proprietors OF the Native Wine Bitters,
pyH 1917 and 1919 Penn o avenue,
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SECRETARY DELASo is expected TO retnrn
from Ohio this evening or to- morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-25

Mr.. RAseABE, former Greek Minister here,
sailed from New York for Europe ON Saturday
on the Oceanic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-25

ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERNAN is not ex-
pected to return here before the 10th or 18th Of
next month.
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Gov. COOKE sails for Europe on the ith of
ctober, TO bring his family home.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENuE.-The receipts from this
ouroe to-day were ses2 49, 50.
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Suicides Of Two Old Men
All Lost Except the Can

Frederick Pine and VIM. Broadman, by hang
ne, are reported. Both were aged sixty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-25

The ARGENTINE MINISTER and wife have
returned to the city, and are settled for the win
ter in their residence on 1 street
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. 25.-Captan Sisson, Of the
propeller St Douis, reports that the schooner
Hurd foundered near South ManitOw. and an
on board were lost except Captain Harrison.
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Pronounced by Connoisseurs

Pronounced by Connoisseurs
1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE"
II improves appetite and digestion, and II IL I'M
We are directed by Messrs. LEA d PERKINS "a
prosecute all parties vending counerfeits
JOHN DUNCANS SONS,
anil eo6m Agents. New York
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Affairs Over the River.

FALLS CHURcH, Va, September ., ISL
Editor Star: Peaches are gone; just gone
Here and there farmer may have a few
enough for him 20 say have some yet; but Il do
not think anybody hereabOuts has any for mar
ket. have a couple Of trees Of clin gsiones vet:
but can hardly call them peaches. 1 took my
last peaches and cream the 2lst.
The rains have wet the potatoes well. Some
fields will make good tubers yet, IL the season Is
even ordinarily good. But many fields are done
for, the tops being so nearly dead that they can
MOREOVER. Turnips are dumping right along
now" The weathtr is excellent for them;
couldn't be much better; and ditto, too, for cab
bage.
But September, thus far, IS the coolest have
ever seen in this locality. Some say that frost
was perceptible on the morning Of the 2Ist; frost
was seen by many on this morning, but no harm
was done, inssmuch as the ground was not
frozen in the least. In London county Il hear
that some traces Of IL could be seen Should the
weather be as soft a. usual from this time 90 the
10Th proSimo, pasturage wiz be unusually good
for Autumn.
The citizens Of this village have determination
having a course Of lectures this winter, bringing
out their home talent, in the main. The inst
lecture was delivered on the evening of the 18th
INST. by Captain VIM. COuard of your city, who
accompanied the San Domingo commission last
spring TO that island. Subject: Overland
through San Domingo" The lecture was chiefiy
made up Of the things he saw, a narration in a
free, but graceful style OF the places personages
and products, The soil, scenery and society, the
condition and character Of the people, and the
climate Of San Domingo. IL was Intensely inter-
esting, for il presented a statement OF facts
almost wholly new to the audience. Occasionally
his discourse was interrupted by the intersection
Of brilliant passage in expression Of some senti-
mept that cleaned Ike I" diamond in golden
setting"
There Is some building going on this fan. -Four
new dwellings are going up now, and learn that
two or three more will be commenced soon.
The sowing Of fall grain will be late this fan,
owing TO the iateness OF the rains. EYE.
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Bstehelorss Hair DYE

Bachelors Hair Dye.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world.
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not contain
lead any ct,ale poison to produce paralysis or
death Avoid the Wanted and delusive PREPARATIONS
W. A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty years
Intarnished reputation to uphold it's integrity e
BY all druggists. Applied ct Is Bond street, New
York fe6-d
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National cenaereiai Ceavestisa.
EoSrInr NJ RnlIl nnrr -Tn-lnn. -

BAlrrNoKK, Stpt. &.-The main hall of the
Masonic Temple was handsomely lifted no and
shields. and tie ccat-of-arms OF each Slsfe in
the Union, for the EssS milling OF the National
Commercial Convention to-day. At this hour
The saileryi ( airescs erovdeS. SsaSsrs n Ia
dies occupying scats. Among the distinguished
gentlemen en- the floor are Senator Wilson, OF
Mas, and ex-senator Denni-cn, q Ohio.
ADDRKss OF JOHN W. 0ARRETT,
At i2-Se, John W. Garrett, VIC presided ~ the
last convention at Cincinnati, Ohio, called the
convention 10 order, and spoke ~ follow;
siding Ofbeer Of the Southern Commercial don
Nentlon held IN Cincinnati In October last, 4
nave been requested by the committee OF ar
5nshgements 10 eau this convention % order.
mat committee also desires me % state that n,
view OF the large national sSspmhlAge Of the
Masonic Maternity I'm Baltimore during the naSt
,s .,, and with the object OF extending the
oers Of this convention more eifactiyely- ~.
time OF this meeting waS Changed fro.ss 49,
mn hl,o 20 me fourth Monday OF September. The
vention marked an epoch in the prorres~ 81 g.
reconciliation of the North aud South T~s.rs'
ns STATES we're repress nted in that convention.
and among those States were Illinois. Indians
Ohio, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Massar hpsetfs
New York, Nevada aud Wisconsin. In that CON,
wh,ion' meeting on the soil Of Ohio. were distin-
North and the SOuth-men who. acting nrscn
honest conviction and stern principle r,uyht
yalorously in The federal and confederate armSes
Uniform kindness, cordiality, and appreciatkon
Of the southern men and southern Interests char
cterized the action Of the men OF the North
during the sittings OF that con ventiOn.
Examination efthe Tammany Voucher
Thieves.
INV YORK, Sept S--The examination OF the
charges against Edwin NJ. HAggerty and Charlcs
Baulch was resumed in the Court OF Special
Sessions this morning before Judge Dowline.
MI. John Graham spoke at some length m
CRITICISM OF The action Of Judge Ledwith a. con-
Judge Barrett. ~
District Attorney Gsrvin asked udre Dovlins
TO send the prisoners before the grand Jury, and
promised him that IL guilty they would 20 10
the State prison. He declined 20 accept assist
ance In the management Of this case from the
committee Of seventy.
The servant, Mary Conway, was then cross
examined by Mr.. Graham.
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gifted and well-known young journalist died
at St Paul, Mimi, Saturday last, Of consump-
ton, in the 3lst year Of his age.
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THE TRADES.

- NJ Ov A
The undersigned has removed from his old place Of
business, No. 1Ol2 Pennsyl aria avenue to =
1907 STREET, ~
between l1th and 18th streets, NJ
where he Is prepared to attend 70 ali orders ~
Il bis line o. business, such BELL HANGING,
LOCK SMITHING, LIGHTNING RODS, SPEAK
ING TUBES, &c. yObbing promptly attended TO.
AL work done in the best manner, at lowest rates.
Also. in connection. has opened stock Of HARD
EIETIES.
a share Of public patronage is solicited.
sCl4-sR SCHNEIDER.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

rESTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings,
FAIRS, Festivals, sc.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
ses.
M COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
ausS Gas Louisiana avenue
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THURSTONB IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW.
DER is TIE best arics for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by All druggists. Price, Is and 50 cents
NSiN9DOkoUSKiDG GLOVE CLEAN:
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price, q
cent?, ' --l 1919 d0S-ly
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND FALL FESTIVAL AND PRIZE
" SHOOTING
GEORGETOWN SCHGETZEN vEREIN,
At their new ami beautiful Park, on Analostan
Island,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
October I'd and Sd, ISL Prizes, consisting Of Gold
and Silver Coin, Greenbacks, and variety Of use
full articles will be awarded e the best mari
Tickets-for one day only-50 Cents, admitting q
gentleman and ladies to all parts Of Park and Pa
yiOn.
Ferries will ply between the High street wharf
and the Park during the continuance of the fesiy
and will carry visitors without extra charge.
The large Pavilion Is so constructed that the win
dows and doors be closed At the pleasure Of those
participating in the dancing.
Good music, good refreshments, and a good time
generally. se25 m,w,s
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REGISTER ALLISON, Of the Treasury, expects
to leave here about Friday next for Pennsyl-
rania to take part in the political campaign
there
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DPOF. SHELpONS
II FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING, 1908 Y ST., near 10th,
will open for the Season Of lS12,
On SATURDAY. September 2, a., 3 80 D. m,
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION.
JUVENILE CLASS. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
LADIES CLASS, TUESDAYS, THURS FL
DAYS, and SATURDAYS, to6 m. ,A
GENTLEMEN'S CLASS, TUESDAYS and wv
THURSDAYS, 7:3O to D. m.
Especial Class of Ladies and Gentlemen for the
Boston, Tuesday and Thursday, 9 to 10 D m.
Reunion every Saturday, Z to 10 p. m. For Ladies'
and Gentlemen only; children will not be admitted.
CURED TO make application for " Complimentary
Season Card q Admission BY post, TO PROF.
Prof. s., suitable reference should accompany the
note of application. NOTICE.-Al pupils entering
the classes during September will receive Sc lessons
the quarter Private tuition and tuition in schools,
private families private classes at any hour agreed
and b streets. 22tf
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NEW YoRK, Sept. ss.-There were S osy;iuss of
bonds to-day amounting 20 s5.si2 900. Al 1880
% 90 ITO The government takes 9, ooo,0 900, ~
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The CARROLL County, Nd, FAIR--z<
Presfdenf AID Several Aea1srs q os Cabfa<f %
1ffend--A committee Of the Carroll county.
A. McKellip, Augustus Shriver and John q.
Frizeli, called on Postmaster General Crerwsfi
this afternoon I'm regard 20 the visit Of the Pres
the society 70 be held at Westminster. on De al
9Th, cth aud 9th Of October. The commiffss
said that they had received telegram from the
President stating that he would Visit the fair on
the 4th inst. Postmaster General CrcsweIl ana
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