Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1859, Page 1

a : ; FCBLISmED EVERY APTeunoon, ‘ ' + [i . This DAY EXCEPTED, é i taining a AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, } 3 fende founda aay Pupere served in packages by carriers at @48 year, ‘ copies or $7 conte per month. To mail subscriberstheeub + Hp or neigh pee gt yng elk : cae eaten ss oars ee leans Bon fy Ccronghont seca ADVERTISEWENTS (of eight lines to the square) : n HY, Single. mm ? the tows "ot moje eect eeepc! VE, XIV, WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1859. Ne, 2,056 See: Havrateeeane LL DEFERRED LOCAL ARTICLES. mins City Corxetts.—Board of Common Council — The board metcn Monday at the usual bour. ostmasters net as agents will be __ TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. wists DI oO NMgALs AND sion to watch this twain, and from what we have witnessed regard the animal by operon ene man ts led from place to place, asa most sagac canine. Atacertain fede each day be leads his master to a particular eating house, pushes BAS D CLASSICAL OR RENT—Th fini b Re A ree weet stabed BRICK C Srreet, Between 43 axv6rH Sts. HOUSES, at the corner i. 7 Por particulars inate uf J. PRATHER Note COAL! cpen Co a Ltt: | Por TEROOM, 97.50. Phe report of the Intendant of Asylum was re- | the door, and takes him toa table. In walkie ‘The duties of this Institution will be resumed on| 5® tons of RED and WHITE ASH CUAL, now a or Centro Market, "estima? oe ircidia Serew Stearaship celyed aud referred the pavements. should his master get too near the pigteaday morning, Neptembar 1. 18s. For partion on the wey, wl Preeti Tig ee ART: GOOD LOCATION FOR A DRY GOoD TRNOR Oeee T. Fede slae eg ig Smith and others were re- | curb, he instantly slackens the rope, thus warning the Principal, oreo ey eras oF manire of Word, tate ct nnd Canals or Fanee Store, next to Perry’s, on Sth street, BROW, J tred; also one of Edw'd Stabler, of Montygor him of his danger. In crossing the streets, if a | HOP" per a nde sens)|) a0 fice. 1 and 12th ats, FOR RENT. Inquire at ADAMSON'S, hereon Ul Tl aided a. oan county, Md.. asking the passage of an act making | vehicle comes hear them. be will again slacken COALE OGA BE fea a a at +, Sept. 7th, ‘Company's 2.0 pounds a ton in the weight of bay sold in | the rope, and if necessary lead his master in an- : i ne ats alook megaman ° Pp i. Sshington Georgetown can connecting with Alexandrim Moamboats or railroad, which leave the corner of Tth stroet and avenne hourly, or they can leave this market; and that oats be sold by struck meas- ure; referred, Mr. Jones. from the ways and means eommit- tee. reported the Aldermen's bill to suppiv a de- es from Wash svilledepot - eon. cultivation; with undred fruit trees, h6 rooms and nee other ——. = yes. conducts Ee weharch, voluntarily toa near by tl lace Se enatae tie hin, oes be will remain until the old man has performed his religious du- THR. FOU F TH THis hy KURBEAy Sten OF PRE 5th of September next. For particulars see cirou- oon, Ww : Ww WHOTEsA AND RETAIL?! lars or the principal, , Best OAK, HICKORY and PINE WOOD. Broad Mountain and Locust Mountain COAL, the very article inthe market Also, Cumber- jand and all other kinds of Coal, Be for cash. Fake FOR 8. E.—T wel léigton aud Orermils trom t ing ioe Sass tne seed Met chard nd water: good dwefting wit R_H. STEELE, A. M., _auB-tm No. 248 1st, bet. léth and ‘6th. a 00d water; dwe u periz pet. 15ti ¢ at builuings. Twoehurches and onesehon| | on the steamer from the Western W harves et Ll i Iency ju the appropriation to pay the clerk to | tive. In passing other'doys he always endeavors seeps 8 Fgh go TLE RG Pte fee aeany i Bi cermin ple ty meni) Pm trae - the Inte board of sascssors; passed. Also, a bill.| to avold them. dud has such cow tol beer Lieder y [a8 PRescorr a \etlce ttt. Ponee eu ct Math st enat sido, nen th oun. and Avot sr on the back of the Fatia, tinting tre eos Can ie cneaged on application to makin appropriation for contingeat expen: ish propeusities that he las never been known his Tostituti Ht _ Oo oO D! C O A Lt | thepikethree-quartereo’n intiafrom the Farm. Fo | Masers. Morean & Rhinehart, Western W the offices of the Water Registrar and Pur indulye in any aberrations inconsistent with his on yf ade Bos Poco oe Monde: wept % further particulars, apply to the anbaeriler on the |, Freight will bo received up to the hours of depar- Pissed duties to bis blind master. am application tothe Pringipal at the Institute - MEREY 4, MARLOW S Dare tron Wastin coer ee cere mmunuten ride in the Insurance will be effe-ted on al! goode Mr. Tree. from the same committee, reported 2 ‘Tholtmited nerotes of cakes #, thirty.) the STEAM, SAWING. AND SPLITTING FIRE- ‘au 30-20" — re’ G. J. HALL. | thisline at the office of the Company at ‘por bil regulating the compensation of the Secretary rivate piay grounds, and the quiet lvcatiou, r WOOD MILL. = et - Lat. : ; ofthe hoard ‘of Common Council; Tableau of + Nething to Wear.” thas nat a rable achool for pers, es Corner of Seventh strest and Canal, F OR REN T-Two very desirable REST ‘he acoommodations for passengers by this line Mr. Turton. from the smgrevecnents committee, | (From the Wheeling Intelligencer, August 30) ] an 25 tf A. C. RICHARDS, Priv’), Wo now have greater facilities for Sawing and : BENCES ont streat, by tween Ith and lah | are tn et lata re pp ee, beg fee ecg ne Aldermen's bill to supplys deficiesey | Hrederick Wilmer, a German, has been stop (GjboRGETOWN Splitting Fire Wood, consequently reduool our | ptT0ets: And Sil the modcou:tunprohereanas nice | Verne erent, tnt comeppention with New for grading and graveling Third street west, from | ping for some days at the Wiert Hovse en | Ut INSTITUTE. Prices, viz: boil rey ai hav For | } Maryland to Virgivia avenues; passed. Also, 3 - s Its duties will be ater street, with h esumed on Monday, Sept. 5. . Oat Wood, sawed in 4p we Te; pean ve just e 7 actu, $6 per cord, ‘or feight or pasnace apply to FOWLE & bill providiug for the repair of am alley in aquare wife and child. On Its past success enti od” Agents, Alexan: t to tho respect and patr-- Oak Wood, sawed 1 4 pieces and pola, They have wleo quod 1 Ms x 4 eri i door, oe . B.CROMWELI. & CO. S29; ame. Also, Vill providing for grading | Sus-lay night he indulged his national propen- | nase of pateuts generally. The rates have’ boon AEF SU, S6a0 ver cord. | From tne Departejcuts, Ppresean sives sae” | aptly £6 Wonten eee Nee heck. ad paving an alley in square 2°3; passed. Also, | sity in the absorption of exsessive quantities ee Vor i see cireulars atStar Officeor | 22” Pine Wood. sawed in 4 mer : diatslv. App'y to H.C. STEWART, cee he, | 20k ty FG West et, corner aibe Spey Aldermen's bill for the improvement of M street | of intoxie: ing beverages. Consequence — | Cfaadell's Booksto _ * UD Coal of ail kinds chun Morongheee” cord. | and H ate. | an %6-1m* LAR THROUGH LINE TO CALIPOR- north at the intersection with Boustary, and re- | drunk. Witmer offered to bet a dollar that} ou2% THOS. N. CONRAD, commended that this hoard insist upon its amend- tect; agreed to Also. a bill amendatory of an aetto light the city with gas. with an amend- i hte R NIA, via PANAMA. on the Sth and KNEW & MARLOW, 2th oferry math, by the stoanuehipe Ege iyo U7 Corner of Wh airoet aed Gees eae or eee ty Fo RENT—The threo story sud hasoinent a NTIC and BAL BRICK HOUSR at the south met corner of th and E. streets, he could swim the river without drewning. Canal. One of the gaests at the Wharf House took the CENTRAL ACADEMY, + orner of E and Wth streets, With office rooms on 9th stieet, moar erpool Line.) The abore : ~ , WOOD AND COAL. the ‘He t t. For t “ by the N, - Pei ren er pet boing te bet, The Fealer will remember that Sanday] — A SELECT scHGOt, FOR HOVE. A comri ets uni Yall sock ot alt kinds of | WF ‘RY, corner sth etreot, nd Pee peg Ay Mr. Powell, from the claims committee, re-| Bight was raw and chilly, and that a cold CHANT, A, Mo Principal, FURL always on hand tis St-amahi are now being fitted up for the Saliforate tibde. ome of whack will leave the hart street, on the Sth October, at 2p. mg onthly thereafter. The rates of paseage iil bows rensonahie as by any other stream of water was not at ail inviting. Wilmer divested himself of his‘clothes, even to the buff, scooped up a handful of water, All orders attended to personally by one of the rm Coal thoroughly screened before delivery. Wood delivered, sawed and apt any length and For RENT-—A four story BRICK HOUSE. on L street, near the corner of I5th strect west, Rent $20 per month. Also, a S1ORE and Chie ly; passed. committee asked a discharge from the pon- sideration of the following; which was granted Ridge the Aldermen's bill for relief of D. G. idgel 24 1m ure rent with the ease and safety of an amphibious animal, until he reached the middle of the river, when those on shore heard a. muttered, hp asseey surgeon will be mame * eg ‘D OHIO BALTinone AND RAILROAD. ‘hey fragat capacity, a ¢ the ar- r , bau wy : 4, or delivered ta the cord | LAR,on Paavenue, near 1th under Mr. | line. | They have large fr eo pips shivered a tittle, plunged in like a frog, and ORTELL, luforms her friends and the | {126,07 gunply sawed, ettibone’s Book-bindery. Rei 5 onth, | Taasements fur tho somfort ard health of the pas The petition of FO. Anderson; malt Sor rates of struck out lastity lor the opposite shore He in iat her SCHOOL, on the corner of longi. Poreoee wishing ard to Oder ee ee | faguire of We Be PREN TION oe: oer month | Sensors will be, such as to challenge comparicon. bi yatt; pets = and made som \d plunges, and stemmed th: " st sada: J —— Falkner; bill for relief of Henry Middleton; pe- tition of W. H. Godey. Mr. Powell introduced a bill for relief of Chas Kuhns, and observed that it was a minority re- we Wishing tolay in their winter supplies will please remember we wish to keep no accoun Gonecanontiy. it irae eed Sted Soo} = oi they will give satisfactory paper at short datos, ial sh "j. & W. M GALT. L streets, etember. A punotia! attendance of her R 3 Feepectfully requested. au 23 Im Mas wes iiscok s1Ck’s SCHOOL. VERS. McCORMICK desires to inform her vith or withont Purniture,a first SE, No. 266 F street. betwoeu eth sitx—reaidence of the late P.C. Johnson. The weantly situated on Iéth st, ween mand s. wr be Sor cout ater the 15th - ugus’ ‘erms m 1 OSEPH P. SMITH, betwoeu Sand’te aoe JOR RENT—A valuable GROCERY STORE situated on th» corner of 12th and B sts west. near the ca tis wel up with shelving. counter, ins, &0., and is the most desirable stand 7am and 4.05 p.m. "The one at 7-208. w. stops atall Way Stations, _Thatat > Ma, is express Gnd stops oniy at prim- 1 pei q “Por PARKERSBURG, and stations on that road take 4.05 rs "5 ei Office—Northweat corner 12th and C streets. | VOUS® contains the modern improvements, Iarce ae Se port, for the majority had directed him to report | watery cry for help. Immediately a boat put | friends aud the public generally that she will resume iT; % ‘i sie | rooms, and is in good order. Applicat “ adveesely: Sr SAatdAd tan’ besctty a“ gut to the assistance of the swimmer, but, ait the du 8 of her Sehoul on the ist Monday in Sep- FS Fa hi Cr spose flea Ee made immediately on the premises. J ~ | _ Trains over this road, cotne throug Oe oi ne chew Gee nor! out id not reach bim uutil he had almost reac i ae DOR RENT—A t tory BRICK DWEL- | West. Northwest and S west, leave Balitimore Sy ed tat te Teport of the majority was the the other shore, the aquatie Teuton seorned the ea ele Lee Ea he hg T° HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. F LING tiouse, Seal t :: . a order to uring the bill before the board, one of the majority united with the intnority, chany- ing the character of the relief bill. It was taken up and rejected. Mr. Given, from the same committee, reported a he the relief of Mauriceand David Reddin; passe Mr. Edmouston, from the same committee, re- ported a bill for the relief of Peter Magrath ; poased. Mr. Meade, from the police committee, report. ed 2 bill regulating the weivht and sale of hay, straw, fodder, and oats in the st aw. Its provis- jons are: Ist. All bay, straw, fodder, and oats in the straw, brought to and sold in this city, shall Proposed assistance and ‘paddled his own ca- noe” to the end of bis destination. The boat turned from whence it started, and then it was agreed that Wilmer’s clothes should be retained on this side in violation of the contract entered into before his departure. Wilmer sat down upon his haunches when he reached the land, and after waitlng a reasun- able time for the arrival of his harness. con- eluded. rather than risk his life in the water ia, or freeze to death, he would brave pub- lic indiguation and come xeross the Suspension Bridge. He rigor sid elambered up the bank, rushed on to the on. In addition to herday scholars she is desirous of reoeiving Loto her family a few | apie a3 boarders, aged from 10 to 14 years, who wil under ier tu- mediate care and oversight, Her arranxements for the accommodation and due eare of papi!s have been considerally increased and otherwise improved. ‘t in Washington desiring particular information with reference to oe may apply to W. D. Wallach, Editor of 6 Star For terms and further partisulars i her r oe ep 35 Cameron street, ‘Alozevarte, Va. iv 27 BROoKvIL_leE ACADEMY, Montgomery County, Md. E. B. PRETTYMAN, A. M., Principat. ID° LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS go a ERIE ti ee ey Kal 8 Red Sign, al enew office, corner of 7th and Canal streets, opposite Centre Market, You will not only be sure of full measure, but” you_will et our Wood Sawed in 2,3, or 4 pleces, ‘and Split 2 Uj any size desired, ifty couts per cord cheaper than it is sold from «ny other place in this city. IL His Wood is of the Best ¢ malty. a Best Quality. {> He has the biggest Carts and Boxes,. <4 arts and Boxes. 1L> The biggest Pine Kno! Era, from Sasbioswa. to connect with I leave at 6.5% 8. m. and 3.29 p.m. Penson VASHINGTON BRANCH. rer Ve ash owes From WASHINGTON at 440and 6.08. m., 3.29 and6.15 . From BALTIMORE st 420 and 7.45 8. m.,4.15 5 p.m. On Sunday but one train each way— From WASHINGTON st 3.20 p.m. ¥ om BALTIMORE at42)a. m. . APOLIS and Way Stations leave at 45pm. west, au 12 tf ree SAL*.—I offer tor sale a vaiuasbie FARM in Loudoun county, Virginia, op most libera! torus, containing 223¢ acres: or will exchange it for improved city property. Thie property te situ- In one of the most improved and highly eulti malin Wood, dling Woodtt <0 dge, shut his eyes. . = : All delivered Free ot re. vated parts of the county. Convenient to the cana on hevaoid Dy welubt and weigued wt ne of tne 24-1 and siarted for the other re ih rea abel ‘ Pela: fall sewsion will commence on Monday, Sep- | U7 marae iFeeeatt Chargert =Cil 2-1) and railroad. BENJ. P. SMITH | isan iste zed scales of the city, an owners of suc i: - i ip’ -| . IF Notice. ve does not show = scales of thelr deputies, to have theexcluaive priv. | the évening, and, of course, the sight of a inan | | CAi@lostiog may ho obtained at Philp's Book except Saturday evening ina pure state of nature caused a movement € store, or by addressing the Principal at Brookvilie, | te get 77 Rich it shows arg to get your ilege of weighing; 2d. A penalty of not less tuan Md. A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-—Situated LF Money's Wort in Alexandria county, about 2% miles from | *“lickeie sold to BOSTON either by Nona band au 27-20 She ehaow a aa andr aunty, abou! mai ua hickets sold to BUSTON either by Norwich ap han 0) imposed among the many promenaders through whom Now please call at the above offices And try | Georgetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown | Worerstn ‘hy Stonington Lings: and to WHIT! te aie oe bail margins bundle, ae fe = MBE® BELL's SeMINARY, You wi'l get a quarter of m cord of the best | gud fs 3 ED dW ee - Norweh an Wy qrosster, ' ound trip tickets ean be procur evening trains to return, by morning trains, ‘and from Satar- merning any gronink © Monday mere RSONS. Agent._ Tho Steamer JAMES GUY having ned her route on the Poto- shington on OMAN it., Spruce Pine Sawed in2 pieces {| 7 and ¥ for S13 pieces for Sl idcr4 prces 6! best Onk 2 pieces $1.76; 3 pisces $1.5i: 4 piecer 1.6234; or the beat Hickory, 2 pioces $15 3 pieoes 1:25; 4 pleoes $2. All other parts ofa cord at same rat 5 C leftatS. W.K. Handy’s, opposite Wil larda’ Hotel; orat Win, Hallanty e's, tao ath street: or at Page's wharf, at the foot o1 pryreyped at- tended to. Office removed to the north side of the bridge corner of 7th and Canal streets. The money bale. or package sold without being tirst weigh- ed; 3d. TH s-ale owners to keep their scales in complete order, otherwise their privilege sball cease; they shall attend at the scales, and for detaining persons with articles to weigh half an hour, they are subject to a fine of not more than five nor less than two dollars for every offence, between the hours of 6a. m. and 6p. m; 4th. The seale of prices is fixed at 25 cents for every load Weighing 1,000 pounds or less. 5U cents for loads ittle Fails roads, consisting of 12 acres. In re on the premiaes, or of Z. RICHARDS, corne: ith and K streetr. Washington, D.C. isto tf Corner of Land Tenth streets, ‘The ninth annual session of this Schoo! will com- mence September Ist. The course of instruction wil be comprehansive and thorough. _ A limited umber of young ladies will be rec-ived into Mra. Bel’s family as boarding scho'a s, where every effort wili be used to ke the Institution a happy home tor all its inmat : ireulars, giving full particulars,will be furnished on app'tcation to the above addres: au % ecotOctio caching the end of the bridge, Wilmer, fully realizing the extent of his oifence. was panic- stricken. He started wildly down Main street, and, rauning about a square, dodged into Ki ger’s alley Although it was Ae eharch time, and» good many le were on the sidewalk, Wilmer bad a wide berth. His rapid progress was not impeded in the slightest by anything likecrinoline. ‘Room fur the leper; T PRIVATE SALE—Several good and well- Srranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with two-story back buildings, containing f-om 9'to 12 rooms each ; good vards ; back and side alleye “The Above property is located on the north side of Mas saclusetts avenues, between 4th and Sth at sons desirous of obtaining & healthy and quiet resi dence wouid do well to cal) at No. 510 of said prop. OTic a Sia the orderor be ready when the fuel | erty. _— real amaller Houses on ——— il | peel ; et ieee: 1s delive: square for sale. 6 23. . in., StOppin all ofthe andings § oer that weight,-and 10 cents for every bele, | room!”’ was the cry: and instantly the pave. eee Set DEM Xstreet beticeen tozh | Sadat A. PAYNTER. at Pae’s Wharf. ahd returning: LUCIEN S. PAGE. Prop'r buudle, or package; and for receiving any other | ment was “all before him where to se." The exorcises of thix Iustitution will be resumed — — fees the weigher is liable toa fine of five dollars Officer Scroggins, heaging the excitement, fullowed the nude figure, mud after a spirited chase, overtook him just before he got to where he had first plunged into the river. After un- doing the knots in his clothes. and arranging the diffe Naru'L. Bous, Agent, Arexandria. mar 2-tf RRANGEMENT ror 18%—Hoore of departu: for every offence; Sth. The weicher sisall give 2 certificate of the gross weight of the load with the wagon, &c , and the net weight of the mate- rial; he shall brand with the letters W.C. » the wayon and pieces of wood used in securing the load; the provisions for wagons not in common on MONDAY, Sept. 5th. The rincipal can be seen at School-room aflerthe th inst, Circulars, iving full information, can be had at Blanchard & Mohun's Bookstore. au If ootm R. B. DETRICK, A.M. ASHINGTON FEMALE INSTITU FF, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'’TS. FO8 BARreR's FE RY.—Tho fast n modious steamer ANTE Pr, Capt B.F. Werte, lens rge town, Hues: DA D DENTAL NOTICE, R. M. LOOMIS Will b sent from the city during the summer month usual, but, !L return in the fall to r 3, 5, aod \. We me ptice at 7 o'clockam, Re ‘bomas Coliyer—et sut pieces properly on his person. he Under the direction of will be seen by further and timely nO- leaves Harper's Kerry 0: ry MONDAY, m. ris use a8 bay wagons is also stated inthe fifth sec-| was taken tn Alderman Wright’s office, where Mrs. KLIZA W SMITH. | tice, dy 13-tf ESDAY, aad FRIDAY, a! € o'clock a. m. jcoree Page—at 3, tion; 6th. One hundred and twelve pounds sil 3 cris Mrs. SMitn (late Prine:pal of the Mystic Hall — —_ 8, a, m..1% a. m., 1X4, and mm constitute a hundred weight, the Weisler nad | B¢ Was Sined ten dollars and costs. In defautc | gAlTs,, Si7H (late sure in giving notice that the DENTAL NOTICE. N. B. “Phe Antclops makes an extra tr: "From X exaudria—Steamer Thomas Collyer. p angarras hall be ents coped “aap of payment he was consigned to thirty days| additional buildings and riding grounds, on the on De.muts has removed his fee to the roome | herdstown and Wi liamsport on Sature 1 45 except Tuesday a —— samotnt reccived In cone dua, | imprisonment in the county jail. Wilmer eneral Lawson. requisite for the | long cooupied by Dr. Malater, (306 Pent’ia And Sunday mornine a. iv t5-2m when the Gollverwill run het reg= bcs gh ety bigrmicbotored wa Ae, | tailed to vee the justice of bis arrest and im arox FeMany INsritute, will eoon bo fin avenue, Uetween sth and 10th an.) wher aS i _ Ske Notice Nc Hon, Aa heretofore, gad omit ot ond shall return - ster one-fow of e st and im- ithat, with acorps of experienocd tea -h- i eased to see all who may desire 4 2 Yashingtonand Alexandria from the amount received; Ifa weigher fillet maken Prisonment. He referred to the primitive | ors. she will upon her Somenary tere in October. | Re,Tal be Bloased | professional ability Iam kindly Aue % property on the woat sido rae _ ro turn within ten days after the expiration of the | state of ancient Adam as a precedeut, and | , She hopes the interont that her friendx, and. the . ing , betwern Bridge ‘Mal: of Green arerequired, by an ordinance of th Gvorgetown,to have the footwaye fi paved with good hard bri shear ter. permitted to refer to Dr. friends of education have been pleased wo manifest in her sy stem of instrustion. wil) not lessen by her removal South; and that those from other parts of the United States, who have been unable to sen their daughters to her owing to thi distance of Massachusetts, wil! o portunity, finding the District of C quarter, his Labbe shall be annalled; 7th. For every violation of the law not otherwise provided fur, the weigher shall be lable to a penalty of not legs than two nor wore than five dollars; Sth. The sealer of Wrights and ineasures siall adjust the bay seales quarterly. and receive for such adjust- The %. m. Pp. m, boats from Alexan- dctpoumnect rnin tho tsniay of the Baltimore and Ohio Ratiroad forthe North and Went, ‘The 6% 8. m. and 7% p. m. bunts from Washi eonr ith the train ne Orange and Alexan- dria Railroad for the South and Southwest. ap 14 thought it was a ——- of a free country where & man couldn't go naked whew he had ‘‘noth- ing to wear” ot Ce Blondin’s Fireworks at N. DEEAware coNso DATED LOTTE- FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Manacrns, Witmineton, Detawank. ran ut in good these now ara Falls. if RE for tue ps ort ine 3B of Coluint The Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware are } thete if ut fur tus purpose, EW AKRANGEMENT: ment one dollar. The bill was 4 [From the Buffalo Express, Sept. 2.) Whine Sembunry wall be ofc hick ort id parents | drawn d $Y 1 Del» at 15 minutes bo- | it’ will thon be mata by the suis paid for & petition of A_West was referred without read- Another great crowd assembled at the Falls} and guardians are assured that noc der the superintendence I by the State. SOON AS DRAWN, GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE, ts or appli- Vis Omanoe anv ALgxanpria RatLnoan. ances will be wanting to secure the ¢ rt, thor- ough struction, and elegance of their daughters and warde. out of the proceeds « oesed for that pur spects he done ig bas been 1 hurtin all ro- roved by the Mr. Edmonston introduced a bill for grading night before last, to witness the novel evening and graveling First street west performance of M. Blondin upon the rope, 40 PRIZES PAID AS ——— undorsign: d, or it will be rejected, s Mr. Duhamel presented a bill for repairing a), | which is said to have been, msthetically con-| Applic tions will bean cualen ee ee es Sea wiahinn $0, oon Sp pede pacel ot said FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. Gc. alley in square 455 : sidered, the finest of his exhibitions. The | yntt! her limited number ee ew capitn! sc day of Sepreuber next, ean leave thei: propossis, | yiRGINIA "FENNESSEK, Mr. Jones presented a bill for improving Hf st. | grounds upon both sides of the river were illu. W. SMITH, seated, atthisoitice ; GEORGIA ALABANA, me. 3 a a resolution relative to the | minated with locomotive lawps, and the sight au 19-d Mayor's Ovr “gid ne ia iss NSAS, COOSA a grade of Sixth si of the great concourse of people upon each | > + MALE TE TERS £000 | 5 Georgetown. D.C. Auz. 20th, 1899. ARKANS , mitiee 1 ch Wete referred to improvements cor0- | shore, spen in the glare of these blazing reftec- | Two Your fodiens (et eeioneed teach-| wo, ae, be, ane 3tawis-p ri at KETS” Mr. Morgan, from drsinage committee, report-d | toT8, was of itself worth some travel and ex- recieeicous of entering @ seminary for ladies, | ‘Tickets $3, halvos $4, quartors $2, oightha $1, ARAB APPLE the Aldermen's bill for the purchase of 4 proving | pense. Blondin started from the Aumeri HROUGH TICKETS can be obtained at the es DER, IN BOTTLES, at THE AT SOL THWESTERN RAIL oad 8 - 1 ae . 2 2m ete er of Penusy \vania avenuean : , in} Vocal and ustrumental Musi tin, Frenoh, TUESDAY. Septomber 6. Vnies Born Darot. Georgetown, 1D. C ington, on boned 4 = machine to test the water pipes to be used by the | shore a little past 8 o'clock, announcing his| pixhar Eng'iah Studion Dean Peete els Class 115-78 numbers, 14 drawn ballots. Pouctase abe es iste our stook a5 ey ® of the Orant eity; pamed. departure by the ascent of a rocket. cran Painting. | pitnls, tax if it was just Irom the press. Ware Alexandria Railroad, st Alexandria, Sir. Morgan also offered a joint resolution au- e had uttached to each end of his balan- ret poninis apply tothe editor of the Btar, 1 prizes of +++ 4,808 DUT Appie juice, pul up be ua, exprecel zo thorizing the Mayor to loan the Corporation steaim cing pole a quantity of various colored and beat id eas nthe Repetns- an | si ‘a ke ial . ese eo ee RISO RR Para homie TUNCHBPRG dredging machine; referred to canat ittee. - = ra - 1 wt a 7 6-9 a a (States) ARNY & SHINN, | BRISTOL, KNOXVIL Wilt ee miuneta, ME nas pred iapery = bill authorizing tue | brilliant lights, which blazed finely as he trip- Ho ? SHOOL FOR BOYSAT WARWICK ) halves 22.59, quarters $1.25. <i7, _ BUACKSEARY DRANG. - TA. CHATT, NOOGC A, ARB ULL B ast, sei . “| ped down the slanting cable. But, unfortu- botween Washington and Alexandria. Teru Se WW. te 3 Nby. Nite DB JUNCTH: fie, Mayer to place lamps on certain canal bridges; re WEDNESDAY, September 7. EB, Have just received ek of Tur: M ND NEW ORLEANS. ferred nately, the lights upon one end of the pale fell | for board and tuition in English. Ancient [oa - a RLACK BERRY BRANDY—an excsiient i qi te, and continuous rail! ‘connec- “Also, © bill to sopate flag footways at Twelfth | of soon after ho started, and much of tho in- | fuaces, and Mathematics, $24 por asesion, raynble Class tiem embers: Galrewa laljots, for Diarrhea,&c ARN A SHIN ea EE _ € ° ei i a . MMe * - t. mens "7 ‘i and Fourteenth-st. bridges tended effect was thus destroyed. The other| Drawing extra. Seaan commences "ptember | 1 prizoo -$32,00 | 25 prizes of. $3,000 (States) Vnion Bot ling Depat._ Affording creater exredition and comfort, and be- A joint resolution froin the Aldermen, having | lights adhered until after he had passed the | avn. and 6! June 30th. Address Rev. E.R.| 1 do. po ie 1,000 “WSS steams focry bent Goaree Popnioneen thn foot no title, was ordered to be returned to that board | centre, + that he was @ long timein view. At] LIPEFED, Principal, Alexandria, Va, Tickets $19, halves $5,quartors $2 30, oighths $1.25 of 7th street at 6% a. m., for Alexandria, where baghad Hg mae aj a . * | the centre of the rope he sat down and rested | - 8" 2% W&3st - © a si 25 sengers take the cars for Richmond, Charlottsvilie, And ard adjourned. & moment, and before resuming his journey SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES THURSDAY. Septembor 3, WILL BE OPENED aT No, 489 E street, between 34 and Ath st¢., Washing- ton, D. C., September 1st, 1459. Mus. GENL WHEELER, Princirar. ‘The object of this lustitutton will be the attain- ment of a thorough education from the ¢lenental to tho ornamental branches of polite literature, in which Mrs. Wheeler will be assisted by experi nd Pe ed teachers. . . had long experience in teach- s , White Sul pi rings, Woodstock ,& Sad at 6X p. mm. for Richmond ant'all pone Banke west, ing Sure &nd cose connections to Mem- hin, P'Bageace Wagons and Omnibusesienve the ofce 8, o’olock & m. a . 7. pais JAMES A. EVANS. Arent, jo 17-tf Washington. TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, é&o. Taz Wasuixctoxn Monement.—Severalarticles having appeared in the New York Tribune, ad- verse to the resumption of work on the National Washington Monument, taking the ground that the architectural design ts so objectionable that it would be better, {nstead of proceeding with the structure, to tear down what has been already builf, Lieut Ives writes to that journs: that its Class 17-75 numbers, 15 drawn ballots. Capitals, erformed the feat of standing upon bis head. When the last light fell he was totally swal- lowed up in the darkness, and the spectators were left to indulge their fancies and test their faith in the man. Not long after, a shout from the Canadian shore announced his sufe lunding. Remuining but a littie time, he started upou his return, enveloped in perfect voloano of ARNY & SHINN (States) cor. Green and Oliv 2',000 ) 1 prize of . 5,00 )1° doo: 2 Se N {OK DEALER, orxetorn. D.C. ne trade is reapacttully called to Youths’, Men's, and B KIN SHOES: for FRIDAY. Soptember 9. Class 1l#—% nunibers. 13 drawn ballots, ; Capitals. a fully solicits the patronage of her | 1 prize of... a own iyanufaoture, " re re . H. ME & SON 4 view of the subject is founded upon a. * fire, spouting from a large number of Roman and tho publi generally 4° do... I yoo] My stock of PATENT LEATHER 2) ‘HEA ‘HAN EVER. « hbension. and sugzesta that it may create a wrong candles by which he wag surrounded. The] Tiree or four'young iadise will be reesived into . 220 ocx or Beore sapiens oa 520 &e., ©. &e. Tickots $5, halves $2.5), quartors $1.25, WORK tsaiso assorted and weil wortiy of atten- ton, A large lot of COARSE SHOR (suitable for servents)a'so on haad making. Country merchauts and others in want cre invited to cail or address meat No. 77 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. ap tf ression among its readers. He says: “ The gu whieh Ls met with so much opposition, was proposed to the Monument Society, and en- gravings of it were made and distributed through. out the country, but it was never adopted. nor is it the intention of the Soctety that it shall be. Only the plan for the shaft was decided upon. This is to be very high, and a simple obelisk. After the obelisk shall have been completed, it may be thonght desirable to make additions at the base. but this will be a matter for future con- the family a3 boarders, and be under the immediat Supervision of the Principal. s Circulars ean be obtained! on application to the principal bookstores of the city or to the Principal, Jy 1s eotOctl AL CA A MUAL 5 « F. LITTLE, OF B8e0OR OF Music. having returned to Wa-hingtou (after the vacation wishas to inform his friends and patrons, that ho has -esumed the dues of his profession. Being the prot ss » the musical department at spectacle now was exceedingly fine. The fire- works held out until he had reached about the middle of the rope, where he again halted, stood upon his head, and suspended himself by his feet. He hung dangling, head down- wards, until the candlus were ull burned out, aud iu that position he was lost to the view of the spectators. Although he disappeared under rather frightful circumstances, we dare say 10,000 Srock yotat Cost, BUT FOR SMALL Prorrrs. Having laid in a large stock of BOOTS and SHOES at cash p ices, wo are prepared to reli at retail ax low as the same goods ean be haeed by the trade at wholesale. 520 7th street, 2 . now «fers to the indies he following schedule Sot pairs Ladios’ Fng.Hecled Last’g Gaiters.$1 12 30 a 135 a 10, 01 tomb D i ia) _ CABINET WARE, &c. NEW FURNITURE STORE. Ge joubie-sule do, nd having pupiiselsewhere, he + i 1@ do, Mor. do. do. 137 nro hears a there were not mauy who folt any alarm du- elmira hours to, devote to privats TURE ED One Loree byvo Clridren's Shoe: «+2. from 256.201 = a ring the sacceeding moments, in which bis ety; to secure his services there- SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES. and selling lower than any 5,000 Misses’ Lastung, J Kid.&e.....75¢ tol 0 Slate. piste bralnplihingeretrn gariie! spate fate was unknown. The crowd waited ps- arly applicaty TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. Washington. We would tnvi Gentlomen’s Shoes, of every discription, as abeap cul ol a Ou | 5 e y vf be rel D the proposed grotesque little temple around its | Hently for the fearless rope-walker to emerge | oh°"t a To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 | fore purchasing. Our motto 1 ag they can be pu Dose, the plan ceases from the darkness, and it was not long before may without violatic be objectionable, and one isa cheeks upcath of conséience, contribute minutes before 12 m. and smail Profits.” Old Furniture taken in exohange for new, JOHN BON it Residence at Dr, H 'm* These goods are purchased at c Be 6- prices from the ma: cturers, which enables us to seil as low side informed those of the ee — MONDAY, Septomber 5. NTZ.& Os we Dow offer thom. to te rection. It will be olwerved, however, | opposite that Blondin was all right. IANO FORTE AND ORGAN INSTRUC. Class 13)—78 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, sa30ty___Odd Fellows’ Hall hat, ] 0.7" For bargsine call snriz.9s we oxsestte bo that Lieut. Ives says that additions at the base e have not heard yet what is the next TO: eee may be made hereaftes. it would be well for the No. 520 ith at.,2 doors above = - . States Office, BOOTS A ND. SHOES. novelty which Blondin proposes to introduce MISS Y. STUMPF, in hie performance. a is D STREET, oslebrated 350. FAPERHANGINGS—New stock, cheap for cas! Capital s5.28 5 prizes of. 1,000}5 do, . Tickets § Directors to come to some more explicit decision on this subject. as nobody can wish to aid in erecting such a deformity as that depicted in the An 2-"m ee Artexpt ro Buy Up a Covycitway.—The — = . I Cc tly man turing and keep 8 full Years experience in teaching, is now propar TUESDAY , September 6, fan Per nung by experienced workmen, and satis- | 1 AM Constantly mblished engraving of plan to which Lieut. 4 ss - recive pupt!s ei her as beginners or those more ad- Class 14°—75 numbers, 12 drawn ballots, yas teed. q lonble-eole Mor. 1. ves Tefers” | Cincinnati Commercial tells « story about an| vanoed-togive instrmctriene the eo nee at Capitals. CARVED CALNE PETES, gn. glove kid stil Bete Gan attempt made upon the virgin honors of Coun- | ma moderate. Application can be made iy jprane of. = SPLENDID Enea rt CHAIRS, 97.50, fies’ bext Eng. Lastin, Saee, @ (commusicatep. | gilmen of that city, by a verdant German. who | ® reef dahon Lac tp per brent | a Se eo SLEEPY-HOLLOW CHAIRS, $12. to | Fa eE Sitepee’ bet Lathes ned Wine ares Evtrom or Tue Star: For some months past, a | desired to become a contraetor for cleaning of | Breestitnnt reference ns to ability oan be given. Tickets $1. iy, All the Furniture ts manufactured in this | Fine K orinen acer ae snail of of the Property-owners in this city, | the streets. ‘The German had a louger purse | HEA mrualon ne Onpeahe ol ne oer: WEDNESDAEiaiinlare ony ane Funan To PLANT & CO., Bie ere Ci itarents Boots and Shoes of compoted of gentlemen of all political parties, | than any of his rivals, and deemed the Cincin-| _ 8¢3-tf Clase 14.—78 nt ticewn be every “ deseription, equally low, all of our own make, 2 i ‘drawn ball aN have been agitating the propriety of surrendering | nati City Fathers anything but immaculate 7 nussbers, 13 draws ballots, J. ROSE 5 wpuibaneers and Uphoisterers, USICAL INSTRUCITION, c Capital , 330 D st., bet. 9th and loth, 5 ave. jie the hams of Congress our City Charter. which | Having sent in # tender for the work, he called Mie PIANO, OO CEURTAAY SELES) | Uprize of. 95100 Zprizes of. 009 | {TI Furniture Ropairad and Varnishad. ap i4-ty moe ee alderebaeee tt. diate “direct on and control of eter, the tmine- | of the Second Ward, when the following con-| Prof DE CCENIEL’S long and Tiekets $1. constanGy on tana all Kaede i a) BO street. haw opened from the manufac Preliminary measures. it a Will, at an early | Yersstion took place ‘ : Masta pgrewacasve contet one THURSDAY, Sopt.e eigen of READY-MADE COP. and SHOES. Pine Cailekia Hoots gras $y; be, at tm order to adopt aneb a conrse as] 41 You be's Mr. Mack, Councilman, ¢h?” he] the Mulioal eduoation of even thore norgees: 9 Class 142—75 numbers, 12deawn ballots. Ba IE png lf eet Bl Bag id Congress Gaiters @2, Sos Cloth whi tase, es ing ordinary ability, in less AN 01 ifthe time 4 +e by 25 a1 isn potrd obet. Min seectted that the seocrnle: | © 1 am that person,” replied Mr M., who is] aually devored to the study of Musto under the in- 86, 3 pricen/ol---7<7. gion | pence cteeenen ner somone || Pin tuner aaah Bie? au 20 Ment of ti's :aeasure will place the city im a posi- | one of our most sterling business men Duro ationtson cath to coe a sage ++ to the Ceverament in conformity to the com i “Vell, I be’s der man vat bids for clean der streets. TI ecome to see you about dat.”” *- Very weil. sir,” replied Mr. Mack “ T vant you to vote for me.’ opment of the hi is for obtaining equality, agility, and elasticity of touch; and lastly, though not ieast, the true manner of rendering Music graceful, bril aut, and expressive—the whole combinins the ‘Ken, Tickets’g1. FRIDAY, Sept 9. Class 143-73 numbers, 15 drawn ballots. Pictor bras of cession agreed upon between the sited >4es and the States of Maryland ar @ Vir- xiuia. The a-complishment of this measure will prove quite a relief to Conyress. and of great ad TAKE NOTICE. — find your OOTS AND SHO: —— ben you — 8, No. 314 Penn. 438 COX & MCRENNEY 438 ba SHOES do not wear or FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS. goto GRIFFIN & BRO. We have on hand a varied ch ice steck of | Svenue. You will find them always prepared to 4 seine Course vu! ‘uction as pursued by all Colle Capitals. T we IGARS—wholesale serve you with the most fashionable etylen, war- wtaze to the interests of this city <; Yow do, eh sinte professors in Europa, — . 1 prize of 95,33 | 2 prizes of. 9500 | dng teen Those miahaxe Rat tare ranted Wo wear well, aud at the lowest powsible cash els. Good tantial reasons can be | _ ‘< You votes to give me the work I gi 7 Only @ limited uumber of pupi's recsived. | 2° do, rico] Pah rae 250 | article wi!l do well to eall. Ail order price. mar Faded 220d and substantial reasons be oye WORK, unt I gives! parties wishing to make their oneagetnente will do a brie ———— ; ™ ed im support of ‘ou von hoondred toller!”’ eae és - On O. prompt'y fi WA GTON CIT rte charred ntccmar ee te |S What exslaed Me, Mack wal toner awh eS corte = iF dr wh ert. tee of the © ty charter, not necemary to be prec} f Mr. Mae of. C.T. DE CORNIEL, = aimNAia TNE fo: Sented at preseut. the objevt being simply to solic|t “LT give you hoondred toller,”’ A Musical R. SATURDAY, Sept. 10. ISITING. WEDDING, AT HOME, and IN- the views, pre and cow. fom parties pore ae rie sans coolly replied bet. V MITATION CARDS tnoet beautifully written Class 14175 numbers, i2drawn ballots, 1 prize of... 1 "G0. . RIOHARDSON. at the Kirkwood House. Merobants and mechanics who wiwh their books poster! will find it to their advantace to em- him, as the necessities of his family will enable to faver them with the trading principle. Deed=, nscripts, and other copying, neatly and prompt ecuted, avaboces Pyne new vemos at snes’, and Children’s Shoes for, this past») years, wo ought toa know by this time what wil! suit them in this line, Bnd can eately way that we do; wale gee oan giving our work 8 trial, Fgpeses (stall e articles at the principal Shoe St ington eity—tl thoes 80 well-known as McCurdy k Son's Phisdelphia make. no What in thunder do you mon?” excitedly inquired the indignant Councilman. Dat I give you hoondred toller,”’ Tespond- ed the undist seeker after public work. “Do you know who you are talking to?”’ * Yes, unt I give you hoondred toller,”’ was — — het pad none terms of cession or Compact eutered into between the United States aud the States of Maryland and Virginia, its pute licetioe. or as much as relates to this subject, Would be very desirable, as it would enlighten the citizens as to the terms agreed Upon between eharg, je organ and cho! t e eof ar iu one of the lead el -# in this pli he Bia dapatiea meet ons aoa , All orders for tickets or certificates of Packages in any of the al ve lotteries will meet with the mest | ¢¢ RY BU = ALL AND WINTER contracting partie . to compt and confidential attention, and the printed ERRY BUILDING, BONNET RIBBONS. MDe canteens preties Crrizex. | the persistent answer. 0, HAR 5 URiddi dawions sentencctees wean Saas P Pa. Av-axp Nintu Sr., Sept.5 19%. | * 4 iot of Fall and Winter BONNET RIBBON Woxperprt Sacac «Do you mean to insult me?” a MEAG MUSIC. Applications to be made at FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO, Itaffords us great pleasure to inform our f ients | (if over from inet season,) whith we are now eel? See Si ipthend oe cena | sana aa hoondred toller.”” Mr. METZEROTT'S Music Store, Pa, avenue: | se3-1w Wilmington, Delaware. a the publie that we will open our New Storeon | ‘ny off'at leas than eost, to prepare for improve every one bas noticed a Llind old soldier, from the lo, but to give you hoon ‘oller. There 8 circular will be found sta‘ing terms and | ~~~ _W!mington, Delaware. Vednowlay next the 7th instant, when we will b> | Monts in our slore-Toom at Svldicrs’ Home who daily visita the eity, led by a | pice oars mation to take you vated the ease: | suapel tation kor hes Th imerte athe MSP ASMA WING Peal tee unestearee nye | Ost Pry Co C00 thee eee eorunm ee sonst MAX W ELIS, 328 Pa. ave, . ick you into the street,” responded the exas- | © ‘ . cLAS NG will hy °o = a P oSt fAXW Boble louking dog. We hav 2 ® ‘a8 8000 88.8 certain number vf pupils shall | 35 tol + | Extensive i joods of the best clase. | FPIANOS FOR RENT CHEAP AT. 4 doy. We Lave often taken occa | perated Councilman, have subscribed their names Maud? Sau | eat menner ke low as cae doles, mt mae | sep san: Donets in Dra G P's aan ELLIs's,