Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1867, Page 3

= Y < =; E EVENING STAR. | Metals ond Premiums, second Scheot Dis- Attempts te Break Jail. a tRE Fernie Leg ering al goed Rag grote or tee mg aang: hd Pores eee Dodows. ths AMUSEMENTS. TH 7 aa ‘There ts now in jail a man Known es James: }yyomonthssummer vacation, exceprthe Third | proprietor of the livery stable bearing this | following m vie Woche at inp povioe sarce tor NATIONAL THEATER. a WAGOMGN Sama” adgortnomoaey Frnt Souowing ts o dist of the puplis in | Smith, alles Sim Jim. charged with burglary: | District echools, which will BoL-Teopen. tit | home.ou Urtress cts te hove eet abeat at, | io ‘month of August :— cases, 64; s7 For “AvoTION SaLus” advertisements | the public echools of the Second District | and the guards look upon him asthe mostdes- | Wednesday, in order to enable the teachers tempting its realization for the benefit of that | intoxica: 25; susp! 2; vagraacy, 2; entitled © receive the medals and pre- | perate character they have within the walls. | and scholars to attend the funeral of the Imte | noble and intelligent animal. On entering the see fourth page of to-day’s STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Camp Meeting at To! bs The camp-meeting in Prince George's coun- y. Md. under the auspices of the M. E Church, was commenced on Friday on Tol- son's ground, about six miles from the T. B. road. The ground ig about 3} miles this side Surratisville, and quite a number of visi- s to the camp ground yesterday took occa- sion 10 PASS doWN.thé road to see this locality © historic and tragic renown. The camp is pela im the same beautiful grove occupied for ihe purpose last year. itis an excellent posi- tion, Well shaded ina healthfallocalicy and withabundant water within two Randred yards. The following preachers are on the ground: Kev.S. V. Blake, Presiding Elder; Rev. M. Holliday, of Baltimore: Rev. James W. Davis. c: Gorsucn chapel, Washington; Rey. B. N. Brown, of Foundry church, Washington; Kev. G@randon Smith, of Charles County: Rev. Mr. Ferris, of Uniontown, Rev. Henry P. West, preacher in charge: and Rey. J. T. Hynes, junior preacher. Among thore who have tents on the ground ste Mrs Elizabeth Beach. of Ryland shapel Mr. Columbus Beach, of Ryland chapel, 'e Samuel Allen, of Prince George circuit, Mr. Josiah Kidwell, do, Mr. Thomas Coxson, do, Jirs. Mary Swann, do, and Mr. Van Bony. do. Dir Frederick Allen, of the county, has a istge boarding tent on the ground and there sre a number of steeping tents. ‘The colored people also have several tents on the ground, &nd a preaching stand in the rear of the white stand. The camp m ervices ot white and colored are kept sepa- ate. ‘There is a latge enclosure for horses on 1¢ ground, kept by Mr, Henry Tolson. The following board of managers have been ap- pomted: Francis Tolson. J. V. Piles and Jonn rye. ' The camp was set Friday. and in the evening there was an interesting prayer-meet- gat the stand. E (On Saturday morniag Key. S. V. Biake, Pre- ding Elder, preached an earnest and able sermon from the text, “Kaock, and it spall be opened” At3o’clock p.m., Rev. Mr. Holli- . of Baltimore, preached from the text, ake Reed therefore lest from the spirit of uubeliet you depart from the living God.” At vight Rev E. T. Ferris, local preacher, Union- town, preached upon the leprosy of Naamon. ‘Tlis was followed by 8 prayer-meeting, con- cucted by the Presiding Elder. (n Sunday (yesterday) there was a large oerse of people present. perhaps 3.0) , including numbers from Washiugton cty. There was an impressive prayer meet- ing in the morning at the preachers’ stand, opened by Rey. Grondon Smith. of Charles | circuit. Rev. B. F. Brown, of Foundry Cburcb, Washington, delivered a very able discourse im the forenoon on the second com- ig of Christ. After the collection was lifted ine large assemblage was dismissed for the cucner hour by @ benediction by the Presiding Elaer, S. V. Blake. In the aiternoon an excellent sermon was delivered by Rey. James N. Davis, of Gor- such Chapel. Washington, tollowed by an ex. bortation by Rev. M. Holliday, of Baltimore, snd prayer by Rev. J. T. Hynes. of Prince George's Circuit. At night the preaching was by Kev. M. Holliday. Services were hetd also at the colored stand by J. Brown, of Piscataway, and others. be order maintained thus far has been ex- at, ana thecamp is avery pleasant and ‘able one. No conversions are reported yet, but many are inquiring. The meeting will be continued until Thars- day or Friday of this week. ag Levy Court. be regular montbiy meeting of the Levy Court was held in the Aldermen’s chamber bis morning, when Mr. Thomas Blagden oc- cuped the chair, with Mr. Nicholas Callan, cerk, upd the following members present: Surr, Brown, Magrader and Plant ‘The Ohair laid before the court the report of the Superintendent of Roads, showing the amounts expended during August on the read. Also, & communication from the Trustees of Scbeols, siating tbat there bad been erected a schoo!-house 1m the seventh school district, and zsking that the court give @ deed for the land; Teierred te Schools Committee. Also, a letter from B. W. Keyser, asking that the growth of Canada or buil’s thistle may be eradicated ; referred to Committee on Improve- meuts. Mr. Plant presented 4 petition of the Morton heirs, asking that a road may be made from Poper Mill Bridge to the lands of Morton, on Rock Creek: referred to Commitiee on Roads. Also, petitien of Z. C. Robbins, asking action taken im reference to certain claims; referred to Committee on Claims. Mr. Burr presented a petition for road in the th District, signed by 40 persons: referred ‘ Committee on Improvements. Mr. Magruder objected to any appropriation being made until the ground was examined, and said that the appropriation for roads was nearly expended, the recent rains having ‘Woshed tbe roads terribly. Mr. Burr also reported verbally from the Improvements Committee that they had made an arrangement with Mr. Lewis in regard to Dsilding a road to Piney Branch bridge. Also, that the licenses for bars at the Schuet- veufest had not been paid, but that they had sosurances that the licenses would be paid Mr. Burr, from the same committee, asked Appropriations of $350 for roads in the sixth district, $500 for the 5th, (for graveling,) and 900 for the third. A communication was received from Mr. Shepherd, (absent on account of illness,) en- \ closing @ protest of J. Kengia against the es- tsblisoment of a road above Georgetown, nich was authorized at the last meeting: ‘which was referred. Also, a petition com- pisining thata female teacher had been elected in the Third sehool district, where tnere is a school of large boys and girls, and asking that # male teacher be appointed: transmitted to the School Commissioners. Also, @ communica- tion trom John H. McChesney, at Brigntwood, asking that a law be passed authorizing him to erect bay scales at bis place; referred. Mr. Brown, from the School Committee. re- Ported on the letter of Mr Corcoran com- Plaining of @ selection for school house near his plage in the Sth district: that the commis- s/ouers, on account of there not being a suffi cient nomber of children in the District ‘0 stud tbat school bad determined to post- pone action om the ereetion of the school house: report adopted. Also, from the Claims Committee, vill of Jen- in Thomas, whien was ordered to be paid. Also, adversely on the petitions of —— Biker- smith and Mrs. Gall for a reduction of assess- hent: committee discharged. ir. Burr satd that he had been asked by the Ccroner to request the Court to give him a pa- per on which Be may obtain money, the amount aue bim by u yurt. Mr. Magruder moved that $500 on account be sppropriated: agreed to. The bill of Wm. Prater, porter of the Court, of 520, was ordered to be paid. Adjourned. eg pl 88 FUNERAL Or WILLIaw A. BRaDLEy.— The tuneral of the late Wm. A. Bradley took Pisce from Dis jate residence, No. New York avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, at alt past three @’clock yesterday afternoon, Sud was attended by members of both branches ot rhe City Councits: the associationof the old- ¢-tinbabitants, and many of the nent cuizens of the District. The Rev Hall, of ibe Church of the Epiphany, conducted the services both At the house and at the grave, iv accordanee with the forms of the Episcopal Church. The coffin of the deceased was a handsome ore—made of black walnut, cov- \' ed with broadcloth, and bandsomely immed with black fringe, silver nails. and n either side three Bandles, walle upon the pw silver plate, bearing the ioscrip- liam A. Bradley, born February “oth, 1794, died August 28th, 1867." ‘The pall- bearers were William W. Corcoran, Dr. J. B. Blake, Dr. J. O. Hall, Hon. Richard Wal- jack. Hugh » Fitzhugh Coyle, Thos. Bisgden, and J. North. The funeral Proces- sion was a large And imposing one, aud pro- ceeded to Glea wood Cemetery, where the re. mains of the deceased were placed in a receiy- ing vault, ‘The tollowing resolutions were adopted at Sn informs) meeting of the friends of Mr. Bradley among the: colored people, at which Dir. Anthony Bowen presided, and were yes- terday presented to the bereaved family. Kecolved, That we, the old residents of the Colored citizens of Washington. humbly ce! fessing our dependence upon Almighty God, Who rules all that is done for human good, make haste at this informal mocting toexpress the emotions with which we have been filled Upon bearing of the decease of an oid and true trend, im the person of Wm A, Bradley, E:q., whom we bave koown for 45 years. cue of the purest philanthropists, Hiend to the. Colored race; he was tae mesas ct euuncipating and procuring homesteads to large number of those who were in ji G circumstances; Moreso than any map of Bis” day: he has pet d& number to aid them io vecuriog thetr Jiberty, and was never kgown evolve je -ehall ever cherish @ateful rememberance of our deceased os ‘actor, believing ast ts said. “the deeds of a foot man go Before him.” Such we Delleve bas been the case with our lamented friénd, as many of the recipients of bis kindness have kas since departed this life—May he rest in ace. Ke olvedy That & Copy Of these resolations| comme nicated tothe iamily of the deceneed As au expression (of sympathy in their great oe" ment. ae B® Pic-NTC for the benefit of the new. Villa, near that place, on Wednesday, Will leave the street car terminus, in George- ‘@ vn, hourly througnout the day. i i o1e chureh (St. Stephen's) at ™ L.C) takes place at the Georgetown Oolltes sion, 26: N FOR TH NIGHTS ONLY. pe suenceaiaanees er SAM COLYER S COMNTNSTIDN TY tt ince he was detected in making | teacher of the male grammar school, Mr. Wm. | stable we find on one side six large stalls, tit larceny, 9; assault and bat- casing E intent 3 aoe tere atte pest distributed at the Fsbo ee areet CREAR, bolts | McUathran. There are but few ges in | Separated from each other by @ yell The Most leasing Entertainment Extaat low been already | pine partition, surmounted with an iron ving stolen p! iy, 2; accidental |g, the universal desire to eee thie We this was | the teachershi ad these threats, 5; 1 '¥,1; asleep on derfal Athlete that the managers have added sev- Meilat Sobel Brey Siscea ie irda tn: A ‘eall Gy nimeclt” East | noticed in the Star grating ‘sbout two feet in height. These ing concealed weapons, 2; horse | eral prominent performers in order to make the Llaethpie medica hight {was diecovered that ne bed broken bis | | In the First Disirict the subsboard; Messrs, | partitions are solidly “pat togeiber, and | stealing, , indecsnvespoeure,%: playing oaras | sut-fiaipment po Nrondcritl cons, STONE aad Female Grammar School—Alice Kern, hand-cuffs to atoms, and was making prepa- | J.O. Wilson, J.S. Brown, and J. P. Tustin, |in front of each is an eight-inch | om Sunday, S: violation of Levy Court ordi- EDDIE; JENNIE LACY, HARRY BLOODGOOD” Male Intermediate School—Henry Smith. rations to work at the leg irons, making it | met at the school room, corner of Idth and G | cedar post. The back of the stalls are lined | nances, 8, 192, Amount of fines paid to | EL DRY STANWOOD. and ahest cfothe noe Female do., No. i—Kate T. Brown. neceesary for the guards to: place other irons | streets, for the transaction of business relating | with yellow pine partition stuff, all the wood- | the Corporation, $301; amount to the Levy | “A nwission.—Dress Circle, #0 Cents, Parquette, No, 2—Ella F. White on bis bands behind bis back. On Friday | 10 ie schools, ang gore time they were kept | work iurpished and polished. Each stall 1s | Court, 89. Nomber dismissed, 4; to jail for | sd‘oeute, Orchestra Chairs. 75 Cents. Secondary, No. 1—Robert Hyatt. night about 120'clock, the guards at the yjaildis~ | busily engaged in furnishing tickets of admis. | provided—oh oneside witha cast-iton manger, | eourt, 4; security to Keep the pence, 3: work- | SAM SHARELEY & MT. SKIFF. Managers. fe No. 2—Henrieta Stewart. covered that there was an effort being made on | sion tothe many applicants. The male and | Andon the other withacast-ronhay-rack. The | house, &; locked up. 10; turned over tu detec. | "an 26t PIKE, Agoat “ No. 3. illie Voss. the part of some of the prisoners to break jail. | f-male grammar schools soon filled up, and | floor of thestallsis of three-inch, on a solid tive, 1; turned over to Maryland authorities, ‘ne first intimation of the attempt was ob- | there wus a very heavy pressmre on the lower foundation. A pavement of brick, set “on taney Mra Duvall, who sus) Fected that | grade of schools, and it is tMenght that thi edge,’ about ten feet in width, extends in there was something going on in tbat part of | district will have two or three hundred appli. | front of the stalls. This pavement is laid ee ad “Baen Bact-—The Tndedendent Base ua | PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &e. i Clad of Georgetown went to Rockville on F: . . AN ‘ (0. 7—Eddie Pettengill. the Jd story, known as the Debtors’ Depart. | cante above the number that can be accom. | with a fall to a sewer trap. which carriesoffall | (u0b of Georgerown we playing match ea GRAND AFTERNOON AN?; Pic-Ic, ry No. 1—Frank McCleary. ment. Wie on his way up stairs, he heard | inodated. the stable drainage. On the other side of the | with the Montgomery Olub, of that place’ The For the benefit of No. 2—Nelite McLean. some one at work in the cells opening in | In the Second Sehool District the trustees, | brick pavement is a polished yellow pine floor, | Georgetown boys Won the game bya scoreor | st Dom ES ae eT BAND, Yo. 4—Anna 5S. Hazelton. a other guards—Mesers. James Uole- at the Miller Schoo! a eet; Y ‘ORKHOUSE.—Mollie J. 4 SEVENTH 5 ao No. 5—Rozzel Willey. sian, “Hogar Walots, «i ptagaer ana eoeert [berwann deh cot th clare tuscemrancning Libor ‘shorse talk as pleasantly as itin their | , SENT TO THE WORKEOTAR— Moll Pipers On WEDNESDAY, September 4th, 1857, No.6—Alice Brown. Strong—they at once sprang into the corridor, | crowd of applicants for admission into the | own house.’ A handsome marble-top- sta- Justice Buckey on Saturday, arrested by officer | Thre Wil orRU MENTAL CONC No. 7—Oheries E. Hodgkin. and, looking into the cells, discovered that ® | schools. ‘The higher. grade of schools were | tlonery wainnt washstand ts placed at one | Suuau reine e vagrant, tor witice ake | on the grounds during the afternoon and evening, No, 8—Susie Evans. hole large enough for a man to pass had been | soon filled up to the standard, and there wasa | end of the eee les ae over the sewer trap | jottice imposed upon her a fine, and she not D DISPLAY OF FIRE-WORKS ef «= No 9-Hunter B. Miller ent throngh the wall. On being discovered, | pressure of applicants for the lower schools, | isa silver-plated fancet, to which the hose (ohh able to pay the sum, she was committed “ No. 10—Anonie R. Polglase. one of the prisouers—A. J. Fitzpairick,ades- | but not so great as in the First District. can be attached for washing out. On the to the workhouse for thirty days. imission only 25 cents. Premiums for Best Written Examination. perate charaeter, confined for larceny—ex- In the Third District in consequence of the | opposite wall of the stable from the stall By order of COMMITTER PoLice REvonts.—The business of the police Male Grammar Schoo), claimed, “Come, boys, let's fight them:” and | death of W. W. McCathran, principal of the | are arranged the cases for harness, bitcaeeand pov ; s : : NEMENT. ‘ema! i cs rick. and Male Grammar School of that District no bus- | whip rack, all the wood work of which is | yesterday was quite light. Four arrests were | J) OST PO ce a ‘ yells, a i n the Fourth [istrict thismorning, the Sub- I. . 8 AIBMOGRT, BOCLELS Mae teen pene Tene Gee DT ee ney GONE | caer whos: confided int: Umtplacyendien ca: [Duara at prasisen seems Ee Wives a | aberbeewen homed eee one wealthy citi. | made on Saturday, three for larceny, two for | FAIRMOUNT. SOOLALS has been pi cPotisla'Laweaediate fe: 1<Aduie Woeals | anal with iaweat to kill Oblons Willams wun |i Gannell: dha eG: Oroesons mee At tia Mats | keus owning-verwanie hepeaatns Mere a reais] intorication, One far eagrance: maa one fer | Pon kets of the 23th good tor the sd.” By order State Jouse bite Bors io Rene Wheel: | Came forward and sutresdered. saying cnet | GFaumiar Schoolio eiser tie achoinre for the] at Which they can place their animals, and | disorderly conduct; @ fine was imposed 3 COMMITTEE. “Teenie don No.2 Kite Frazier, Mary Davie, | be would act square, and who'at thevsame | coming year; when ail the teachers wero i, | Know (hat they ae properly aud handesmens | amounting te $1.50. Seo Sallle O'Moste” sae time delivered to the guards a saw miade of a | atiendaice promptly, and many hundreds of | cared for. ‘A Bap Broixxine.—Three boys, fourteen Se ee Watch spring nad theefict of preventing any | children wyplied for tickets of admission. | - Cisdwick, of the Willard Hotel, has hereto. | yeara old, were yesterday arrested bY ofloet PI-NIC, Premiums for Exemplary Conduct and Punciu- | Sioodshed, aud the prisoners ‘were secared, | The requisie uumber of pupils Were soon se. | fore had the handsomest stabtes in this part of | Robey for gambling, and taken befere Justice . ality. ‘The others were W. H. King, the horse thi lected for each school, and :\large number of miry, but he must now look to his | Buckey, who committed them to the “lock up’ UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE Grammar School, a John Smith alias Jonason, thoseapplying were unable to obtain admis- for teur hours. Female Grammar School—Annie Sessford, | jarceny and horse stealing: and Qharies | « fe . ABBACADABRA ASSOCIATIO 4 a u. Ibis safe tosxy thatthere are fully 500 Ses GRanp LARCENY.—Officer Cunningham, on Laure Simpson, Kate Burke, Laura Oreaser, | wright coutined for larceny. After securing | such applicants unaccomodated in this dis. |. REPORTED TRAGEDY ._-A report wasin cir- | ssturday, arrested a man named Wm. Nickol- ere ce ” Dats Feuliner. Alice Pipaer. these prisoners, the guards proceeded up | trict. Gulation to-day that a dificulty occurred be- | son, charged with grand larceny in Philadel- CARLIN SPRINGS, VA., ale Intermediate—Jobn Shiner, Larner | stairs to the debtors’ department, when it was it fs estimated that there will be from 120) to | tween some colered persons and two white | jnia, wno was turned over to detective J. A. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 50, 182. McKean, Wm. Eckloff, Eddie Hoover, Millard | discovered thata hole had been nearly cut | 15.0 applicants unprovided fgr in the Fourth | meu on Friday evening last, at a farm on the . Clarvoe, of Washington. etches aes, bs Sghorkdl thats No. 1—Mollie Birth, | {Be the floor, and the cther walls had been Distr ;the greater number being in South spr tier Ce ee mates: perp DisonpERLY.—Margaret Murphy came up Proceeds for the banett of the new Masonic ‘ema mediat . 1—Mol irth, 3, él Vas] vs city, ig arged ‘emple. Marian Bowen, Annie R. Doreey, Mary D. | WoTked up, anait was apparentihat the parties | Washington coloted met were Killed. The story gine they | before Justice Buckey on Saturday, ebi of confined in this part intended to get down inio ——__ with intoxication and disorderly conduct, and Gree ins will leave Mar: was fined $1.50, attendee TE Murcuayts’ ExcHance.—Offerings, 475 | and i2?P. M. . bushels yellow corn ; 1,300 basneis red wheat. | | Tickets—Adults, $1: Children under 12 years. Sales, 475 bushels corm, damaged, at 81; 3,000 | cents. “Te be lad at Masonic Hall, corner of bushels red wheat at $2.25. nth Ane a aires mas Sace or Inrenest 1x Stax Tuos.—Thos. | (4HAND FENIAN PIC-NIC Dowling, auctioneer, sold this morning, at the : @orn Exchange, the interest of the late Lovin at Dukes in the tug-boats Gov. Curtin and Res- WASHINGTON CITY GARDENS, ene, 10-33 of the Gov. Ourtin to Captain Bell Mowbray, Mollie S. Lord, Engenia Davis. the cells below and unite their fortunes with | DraTH or Wm. W. McUaTHRAN.—Wm. W_ | the colored men, who had been hired to erect Female waigrmediate (No. 2 Emma, Rig- | these above named in attacking the guard, | McCathran, Eeq.,principalof the Male Gram” | & Wharf and make ether improveradals “about glee, Mollie Fechtig, Mollie Smith, Lizzie | geting the keys, and making a general jail | mar School, Thid District, aad Superin- | we ples, Sot to drinkiig rather freely, whic! Robincon, Carrie Cassidy, Maggie Forbes. delivery. In this part of the building were | tendent of the Wallach School Building, died | Made them tronblecome and cat tgthod pied Secondary No. t—John Dennison, James | confined G. W. Nicholas, alics Uavanazh, | ar bis residence on (¥ street south, on Friday | White men—a iather and ane Aer MeDonald. Eddie Abrams, Byron Adams, | charged with burglary, George McCauley, | evening. after an iliness of several montne, | sented the Suuiqniy and S Bent shea, Robert Uliman, James Bain. is under sentence, David Dugan, larceny, and | Mr. Mcathran was one of the best teachers in | Which soon resulted in several of Secondary No.2—Louisa Doon, Elmira Gar- Johnson, assault and battery: and they | the city, and has been im the public schools for | the Garkies knocking him down and killing ner, Addie Bacon, Emma Richards, Robina 100 were secured; the most desperate being | mu vars past. He was a native of this city, bim with clubs. yen) von Lee sept Hannay, Kitty Johnsor. placed in irons. From King and Mortimer were much esteemed by a large number of | OU! Of the fight. was then assailed violently, Secondary No. 3—Frank Woodward, John | Optained two saws, and from McCauley ane ‘who will regret to hear of his death. | Dut succeeded in keeping his assailants at bay venue Depot at 8% ve the Springs at7 P.M. Lo-Mler’s,) Doyle, @. Cookman Flenner, Willie Lawren- | {+ : nad bee at of the Ragwsten School, | {oF seme time,and killing two ofthe ringleaders. | at #1,450, and 1-36 of the Rescue tothesameat| ‘ ates son, Geo. Turnburke, Geo. Huntress. wae the guards ee aa deal of rs, Walsh Claris ana" Jomnaon,) ere Subsequently, however, he was again attacked | $130. New York avenue, between Ist and 21 strests, Secondary No.4—Mary Harvey. Mary Pear- | cregit for the vigilance and firmness they | ihe Wallach School House, when. according | *hd killed, after which the infuriated blacks | “pay PorT.—The steamer New York, Capt. TUESDAY, September 3, son, Mary Graham, Alice Davis, Alice Skip- | ¢icpiayed on this occasion. to the tollowing order, arrangements were | jumped into @ scow boat and fled trom the | marshall, trom Phiadelpnia, has arrived | cngert uspices of the pon, Ella Abrams ut present there are over one hundred pri- | made for attending the funeral of the deceased | 201mg. We do not vouch forthe facts of this | With general merchandiae, The schooner Secondary No. 5—George A. Branner. Withe | sovers confined in jail, and the number {s Randolph, Gadi Houten Hoover Lord, Wat i 2 body, each seheol to be under the direction | case, but only give the report as it was de- Saco, Capt. Wilson, has arrived from Havre- “WASHINGTON CIRCLE.” daily increasing. The officers, some of whom | «nc supervision of the teachers tailed to us, de-Grace. The steamer Kennebec, Osptain : . ter Wright. John B. Ross. . have been connected with the prison for years. Wallneh GencotsButideno: enw 2d, 1567 —Asa | a. caprginG A WOMAN News of a brutal | Zolbert, from Baltimore, has arrived. The Pdi re ell Weber dP hapa intone f eee: See ce atiante Kolb, | are of the opinion that the prisoners now there | mark of respec: to Mr. We, W. Mcathran. late Lirags ¥ 5 schooner Pintu, Captain Smith, has cleared | Marset luring a ¥ Sophie Hilsheim, Anni » Kat areof a more desperate character than have hitherto been confined im the prison Warden Huesiis, in order for the safer keeping of the principal of this building, the schools of tne | Sf84ult committed a: Oak Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, on Saturday, has gained con- hird Jaistrict wilt-be closea until Wednesday, : : R 4th instant, and the schools will assembie here | ‘iderable publicity, though the affair seems io arties to and from the grounds. for New York. Miphe proceeds will be forwarded to Treland SHIPMENTS OF COAL.—From the Consolida- | to relieve the suffering families of the ster, Macgie Smith. Secondary No. 7—Richard Gubbs, Richardson. Joseph Burket, Elwoed Jo Prisoners in these rotten old walls, through | to-day at 3 o'clock p. m. to atiend the funeral | be involved ina mystery. and will not prob- | tion Uompany to-day 672 tons; from Ray's ABISH; PARSLOE SEIRONRRG: ‘Wullte Garner, Eadie Bore. which parties can easily work in an nour or | ina body. Tab bly. be clesred Up_Untl Rereee at TO el ee ee tone, Gad trOIn tho Horse Oniean a | General O:Netlt and ogher alatiagiietied genttes Hrimary, No. 1 Thomas N Adams, Novert | tre. is preparing to set im the couue of each | "Ail ne teachers of the District are expected | Shield, of the sixth precinct, Washingion, wno | pany, 3:5 tone pany: | ,, General OUNeIN a Riley, Harry (Valentine, Gaiusha cell'a Beavy stone, in which bolts will be tn- | roaticna thertaeeay ee pp ttict are e is charged with committing the assaalt, has | 37 tone. si Laaicunats No. 2 a ¢ . sioners, which Ww’ say. 1 key Jno: Darl odoyer.3 7 man, Gore Deanisons Emme i rh al ean cio ate tas pee A ial Mrs, Crawiord, the wite of a bookbinder in | office since our lact report, while thirty-four | p' "Bena Re owe a Eckioff, Emma Schitner. rt Asa further mark of respect, the Wallach | ‘@ Treasury Department, is said to be the | boats have come down thai Bave not reported | Joli 0 lis Primary Ni ; ; ; aac eee eee 3—Eddie Smith, Augustus THE New Roan raow Kerry's Distaut Perrie, John es, Richard Yates, Samuel | The following {petition was tv-day presented Richardson, Willie Arvin tothe bevy once, a to-day p 2 kK p.m. 0 cents; Ladies woman upon whom the assault was commit. ted, and itis stated that Sheid was accused of aseaglting this same woman some two years as yet. Twenty-five boats have goneout. So Dancing many boats in the canal cause frequent jams G School Mouse is draped in mourning, and will Fees near the coal wharvesand where the coal boats | Children fre: continue so for thirty days. The funeral sermon was presched three Primary’ No. 4—Loitie Cooper, Hannah | ““« We. ts ned, citize nq , On. 4 ago. ltis stated thatthe accused struck the | come together. HE THIRD etd ae Ferry, Lizzie” Nichols, Georgie’ French, einer ot Men ee a Dhsies or ce icraee GF rim med Ch eres Me ae. | woman several times while walking inthe | ‘TrureRaNCe MERTING.—An euthusiastic GRAND COMBINATION PIC-NIC Mainia White, Lulie Naylor. Celumbia, respectiuliy submit the following | Yard, ater which his remains were conveyed | Steet, aud that the Superinterdent put them | temperance meetung was held at the New Mar- ; 4 oF THE Primary No. 5—Walter Patterson, Walter | facts to the consideraiion of your Bonorable tythe Congressional burying ground tor inier- | °!of the Cemetery, the lady’s face bleeding | ket Hall last evening, under the auspices of | Following well-known Clubs Conn, Charles Helmsen, Stewart Boss, Oliver | po i ee g i 3 a profusely, Sbeid has been suspended trom the | the Georgetown United Temperance Society, ‘ y bet ‘ings, hark, 7 ee s = «© Just previous to the war, the Levy Court | ~ mene ee eee police iorce until the case can be investigated, | Wm.H. Craig prsine. Jacre ng speeches timary No.6—Lillle Foster. Lizzie Huntress, | of Montgomery county made four mules of poe DOW ; —_—e- were made by ceveral gi is wi Mary Scott, Ela Boudain, Fannie Plester, | foot °r ome Parry's dustrics’ & the Duriot seo ee large ized clock in Aman's | wag:owat, THEATRE —Sam. Sharpley and | a number stepped forward and signed the Anna Forrest, line, at considerable cost, thereby bringing | ni, aus ga? 24 M. 1, Skiff, well known as first-rate managers | pledge. ageloe the wall Gyer a AES heer Bencnuce | of amusements tor the public, will open “the rare, attached to the bar, suspended op- | National Theatre this evening for a brief ses- yestercay morumg without any pre. | £0 Of three nigh’s. Sam. Collyer and his NS Doce o! Ite intention to do so, Abeat | Worderful sons, Stone and Eddie; Frank and eight o'clock, before the reverberation of the | Jennie Lacy, Harry Bloodgood, Harry Stan- notes which arose from striking that hour haa | W00d, and a ost or others will appear. died away, a heavy crash took place, which s ea 7 Startled the attendaut aud a member of the | GARROTING AND Roniix.—Ofcers Davis pres<, who happened (by accident, of course,) | 4nd Teeple, of the Eighth Precinct, yesterday to be on hand, that several seconds elapsed be- d three men, (upon the complaint of fore sufficient resolution could be summoned | James A. Branson,) named Thomas Smith, to investigate the cause. On examination it | Amon Vanriswick, and Alexander Smith, Primary No. ;—Cbarles Nove, Frank Wriht, | six thousand acres of land. ai least, oue and a Clement Venable, Frank Wood, Charles Ward, | hait miles nearer Washington. ‘This road Jobn Welis_ 2 terminates at the District line. We hereby re- Primary No. §—Lilly Donn, Maggie Scott, | specttully petition that your honorable body Lullie Bradley, Kate Watson, Hattie Davis, | cause a survey to be made. and if it meet your Mattie Davis. approbation. the said road be continued trom Primary No. 9—George W. Dixon, Hamilton | {Sierminus to the load Known as the» Mage Adams, Charles Herbert, Edwird G. Henry, | road,’ thereby greatly facilitating the trans. Joseph Ballenger, Nathan Devers. vortation of produce to your city, and dimin- Primary No. 10—Lizzie Taff, Lizzie Redmon, | ing the distance by two miles for one of ihe Leoua Beavers, Ada Howison. Grace Finca, | pest regions of country around Washington. Amelia Brechl And yeur petitioners will ever pray, cc.” RECOvERING.—Mr_ Slicer Nelson, who was | seriously injured by a fall from Mr. Seymour's building, a short time since. is rapidly recoy- ing and expects to be out in a day or two. Horez SToLen—A gentleman in the gold business near the Fails of the Po‘omae, had a yaluable borse stolen from him on Saturday | The memly night. | selves to ma : offered to the Washington and George Dancing to cor ‘el GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, | , trical FUAVCENTS cinikinss Gontionan Will take place at th ee WASIINGTON Premiums for Attention to Stvdy and Improves The above petition is signed by forty farmers | ty aut 4 upon the charge of garroting and robbing. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. 4 PLOsN EO. -2 te ‘ ment. Li a of Montgomery Counts. Md.,and this Disitict, | pad'given' way, and, fatline Sue ores Woes | They are held for shearing before Tames | Sheree pet : : A prceste wilt te given at the beantifut Male Grammar School,———. owning 4,000 acres of land. among the fancy Bohemian ware, «mashed a | Tucker. EXCELLENT HOU. AHOLD FURNITURE AT GEORGETOWN COLLEGE VILLA, Female Grammar—Kate Wise, Sarah Stokes, | | The road leads to and through a beautifal re- | handsome fignred vase, beanvifully designed, aE DAR nel be On MONDAY MORNING. September sth. at 10 NEAR TENNALLYTOWN, Tenie Sloan. gion of country well adapted tor villa aud | andot much value, besides a, dozen ormore |, R¥STORED.—Dr. Dnbamel has been restored | On 3 AY MORNING, Septombet (about? miles sber Seaetncn ss TeenIeMt Toe He beee: ESKOM, George | eee rin view ot grang Malone) Pace beiug | Wine glasses of the same style valued inte | t0 is position as physician to the jail, from | ofclock 8 m., 4 will sell. al the residen: ox Greenleaf, John Harbaugh. zene. in view of@ grand Na‘lonal Park being | aggregate at over #51). ‘The clock has again { Which he was removed Inst month. Br Du- riment Mt Household #usnrars WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 41x. Female Intermediate No. 1—Susie Coliins, | Made in this direction, have purchased villa | }een putin running orden aud thie rane pre- | Bamel has performed his duty most faitatally | }nt’ For the Lenefit of the New Catholic church—st. Emma Bond, Florence Howard. sites and intend erecting beautifal cotiages im | Cannogus have been taken to guard asainera | 204 efiiciently as phrsician to the jail, and his | ‘Mahogany Spring Seat Chairs and Sofa Ann's—at Tennallytown. Conveyances wil Female Lntermediate No. 2—Clara Boss, | the fall on this hroposed Toad. lti: suggested | Simiar accident. iriends will be glad to see this act of justice Mahogany Mirror Front and other Bookcases the strect ear terinus every hour doing the Annie Gatchell, Moilie Klopter. it be called the “Federal roa pS ee THT done nim. Brussels. Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets + s No. 1— ——_e—_—_ - - ——_e-—__ ‘alnut Extension and other Tables J_RUSSEL'S DANO Secondary No.2—Mary Amos, Lena Dable, | Hareey's Wharf —Salied, Schr. Emma, Crabbe, | BOOP» Equal large temperance mecting atic | cov Gardner and iongtoct Lee, were, on | Lounge, What aor ie ofh, and continne during the sdason. Hattie Wise. ” | Havre-de.Grace, light. Z Saturday evening, arrested for fast driving | Crockery and Glass Ware te stipes Cal meee ee Secondary No. 3—Holmes Cate, Raymona | — Cav Wines Arrived, sehr. Octavia. | ere made by Messra. Web. Drow, George | S04teken Before Justice Tucker, who fined | Si Cisih. Gating and other Stoves ses, and Masiers in th Ripley, Josie Tait. Ellen. Elliot, from Havre-de-Grace, with coal | Savage, Oscar Alexander. W.G. Fins ES | them $2each. anc in default of payment they | With mati merous to men- condary No. i—Pauline Hart, Jennie Cri- | forGecrge L. Sheriff. Sailed, schrs. Alexan- | Masise'prasck ee oe EinBey, 804 | were commitied for 10 days. tion, 1a DOWLING. der, Jane Brookes. Ger, Ireland, for Georgetown, to lond with | “A spirited mecting was held at Island Halt, . ee. se 2-4 Unteil} uctioneer. Secondav No. 5—Harry Ford, Millie Sutton, | coal for Connecticut; Hleanno, Sorrell, Alex under the auspices of Hope Division : No License.—A shopkeeper, named Wm. EAS! Frank Crane. andria, Va., to load with empty barrels ‘Temperance, and addresses were delivered be | C8¥Fico. was yesterday morning arraigned TEAS! TEAS! f Secondary No.6—Eva Phompson, SallieGar- | _Hiley's, Whacf—Arrived, schr. Dtansion, | Meadr-. J. 1: Kidwell, J, 8, Polar Mebonatd, | before Justice Tucker, charged with selling | “For *uttloulge attention fe called tommy aggag | Oat the Academy, isle, Sophie Moore. Waite, Balumore, lumber for Wm. MeLeau; | sna ‘Thornburg: atter which nineteen pereong | HGUor on Sunday, and fined $20. ine Japan ‘Fea at 81 2081 35° also Oolong ene ngary No.7—Jae. Lackey, Aug. Knester, | Little Hock, Richmond, Philadelphia. 112 ton: | Stepped forward and signed the total ateti, deat and England Breakfast, from’ §1 to 1: . KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Peana. Willie Butier. of coal for G. T. Langley & Son: steamer Co- | ponte pledge, and six numes were obtained Young Hyson, at $1, and Gunpowder and Oia uty- > opposite Metrepolitan Hotel, ‘Ladies, Primary No. \—Edw'd Ohambers, Courting | lumbia, Harper, Baltimore, merchandize and | Torre Pieces, anc Six names CITY ITEMS. son. at $1.25; also, some yery superior, Gree Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday” aft er, Willie jamyer. passengers. i " Black Teas, equal to any in the istrict. ata noon from 3 to5 o’clock. Gentlemen, Tuesday Coop yi At the Northern Liberties market-house the i ¢ Frimary No. 2—Florence V. Cooke, Bettie | | Fuwier's Wharf_—Sailed, schr. Edward Reed, | wacningion Temperance Society held a spir- | A Great NovgLty.—Just received, Seam. | *¥ance on the above prices. A deduction and Friday evenings, trom 8tolWe'elock. ‘The halt Hefferman, Emma Davis. Hawes. Georgetown. ‘0 load with coal Boston: | ited meeting, where addresses were made by | Ices kid Gloves, superior to Alexeadrea ni | made to those buying achest,” For sale by conte rented Son alle, Soinees, erie Primary No. 3—Harry McElfresh, Harry | Thomas Patterson, Q’Harran, Baitimore, light: | S°A "Dearesa ‘WG Finney, W. P. Drew, G. | Oscar Kleinberger’s 512 Seventh street, * 3 an 30-3t Wholesale and Retail Gr Klopter, Walter Klopter. PCR hare oee aden, Balmore, hebt- |W. Hills, and others, ‘The same society held ori oean a, z — : PERSONAL Primary Ne. 4—Ida Deiand, Gussie Koupe, Brown's Wharf. — Sailed, schr. Ellen | jr, regular weekly meeting in the evening, at Bivz Svirs, for tall wear, color war.anted. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. =. Nelile Deland. Waterman, Eagell, Georgetown, to load with | femperance Hall, which was addressed ty 7. | Prices moderate and marued ia plain figures, | 1 s Sat Spa © CURE, NO PAY —Goto Drs. LA FOREST Primary No. 5—Rob't Searmnel, Willie Col- | coal. or S. Hollingshead. president; Mr. Bradley, Gov. | &t Henuing’s One Price Store, on the corner | VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE CORNER & BKOTE and be cured, ‘They have giver: clesser, Bunyan Olive. Stackpoles Whorf—Salled. scur. Eva May, | Thomas Ford. WP Drew, and OK Hares, | of 7th street and Maryland avenne. oe ee ae r part tion to the treatment amb Primary No. 6—Florence Bail, Clara Haines, | Richards, Georgetown, to joad with coal for ‘ ont ‘ ———e—_—__ sorb cine T wil slk: in front of ee sof all forms of * Disease,” particularly that Ella Reed. Providence. Scpew DeaTu.—Dir. Edwin Greon, an old | WS, MitcHart & Co. will remove to the | St5p"lock, 1 willsell, in front of the, premises, ivate character.for twenty-sears, This is Ea OO Ween’ Walter, Ohas, Hef. | | Sizth Street Wharf Arrived, steamer Col. | ang much respected citizen of iia eteoe: dg | comer of 9th <t.and Penn ay., “Perry's Baild. | ob, Building Lots, each fronting 38 feet 7inches om plished Botanio Medical office in the terman, Robert Wade. Rucker, Bell, New York, forage tor the Gov- suddenly at his residence, corner izth and K | 12" where they will be prepared on and after | 2d gtrvet. witha depth of 125 fect on Market street. have saved thousands from a dis Primary No. S—Kachel Pearson, Arizona | ernment. . an ful'and horribledvath, dow important it is, Williameon. Louisa Huntress. for those unfortun: The corner lot iv improved by a good Frame Build: ies who have brought streets, Franklin Row, on Sunday afternoon. | Monday, September 2d, to show a very com- ; “ NING He had been on a pleasure trip with his family | Plete and desirable stock of Carpeting and | ins ty discase upon themselves to be cured before it is tco y OWNING OF THamm Lapres ox P eS. i e GER No. 8 Fred rH Swett Sot Be Vi aa is Pee eee Ba ane | to, Cape Mayon wes Teturning on Friday | House Furnishing Dry Goods, which they | wo tots, each froming I feet6 inches ona | Ate. hus preventing exposure of themselves and ruitt, Maurice Pierce. nel in novicing the ca-aality (which has poen, | Evening When he Was attacwed in the sare | OREF at the lowest market prices. Special iny | ,,2%0 Lots, each fronting 17 fects inches on 2a | (AiC; th B st. Islam eet A a a al dat length in the Siar) by which | With diarrhea. and continued to grow worse | GBCements in heavy Oil Cloths for the next | faci, improved bya soot Frame Dwelling Hove OUGLASS & BRO.,503 oth street, have the mussen, Mena Rosher. Bisse “Eetianee Gray and Beret ees | Ul yesterday afternoons tar wate Cine ne | thirty days. 3 | “Terms: One third cash; balance in six and tweive | PJ GUGEASS & BRQ..503 oth street. have the Premit a shi Peer bed eae ee STAY: And Baeret were | eatned be fale er Ae ee eee months, with interest, secured by adeed of trast om | mont sf HOOU SIRES, GORSER, FUR ISH. @ remiums for ‘enmanship. drowned, says : ae He a ale nm was for many WE WOLD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS, | the prope Conveyancing and stamps at the cost | TWt; GOODS, &c., in the city. it e - Ti %, a re ke » a e au2 ntel. urier. Auctioneer. Rawlings: Female Intermediate, No. 1, Ml ence With W, Velts Boule: Esq State's autor, | Hess ud dint of perseverauceandenerey. won | '0, Ave them stamped in imftation of braid, | | ee ds ence with W. Veirs Bouic, Esq., State's Attor- ney, directed the Sheriff to send one or his deputies atonce to the scene of the accident, to investigate its cause. An-inqucst was held, and, after careful examination of many wit: A Louis Gardener: Primary No. | nes-es, the jury made a return, censuring the 1, Henry T. Shafer; No. 2, Emma J. Rowe; | turnpike company for the bad condition of the No 3 Mylliam Helmsen ; No.4, Lillie S. Ha- | road at that point, and also ihe proprietors of D)oCTCR SCHUMAN. OF BALTIMORE, may M. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMIUM STEAM be consulted oF ladies in need of the services DYEING AND CLEANSING ofa skillful and reliable physician at his office, No. ESTABLISHMENT. 499 street, Washington, D. ©., daily, from F Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.0., ‘inthe morning until 1 o’clock, and at bis Established in 1881 : premium awarded by the Metro: | office in Baltimore, Md., Sis North street. from 4 olitan Institute, 1867 ; rebuilt 1363, and is now by | to10 p.m. Consultations, which are strictly con- far the largest aud. most complete establishment of | fidential. must be limited to the above hours im now so fashionable in New York, giving the skirt @ neat appearance, and not half the cost of praiding. Wm. Prince, Ninth street. is the only one here who stamps in fast colors. For children’s clothing Ladies will find this a great saving. for himself the entire confidence of the busi- bess community, and amassed a handsome competency. —_+—__—_. PurcHare or Reat Estate,—We hear that Mr. Louis F. W. Weber, the well known Jeader ot «Weber's Band,” has just purchased ea ser ee Tue Faet.—wr. White, Ubiropodist, 424 the kind in this section of country. ‘Washington. Appointments letter left at my zelton; No. 5, Beanie Hedges: No. 6. Kate | the stage tor driving an improper and unsafe | the urm of W.m Beales, adjoining the War- Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a. | _ Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds dene in the best office will be faithfully attendedto. au 2i-1m*_ Shedd: No. 7, Wm. H. Lundvoight; No. $, | team of horses. Cebton Springs property, purchased by Dr. | hatfand Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions, | Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber R.C_W.SONNENSCHMIDT, HOM@OPATH- Mary Edmoneton : No. 9, John H. Norris; No. | The driver is superceded now by a youth | Cornelius Boyle. The farm contains 36¢ acres. | Bead Nails. &c., without pain. Office hours | goheits the continued costom of thd crane D* OSS AND SURGEON 10, Margaret Brechi. entirely io young for his position. ‘There has | Mr. Weber pays for it $6,500. a 1ow price con- | from 6 a. ime tosp.m ‘Gdods received and returned by. ‘xpreas with the No. 445 Mass. avenne, between 6th and 7th ge Premiums for Neatness. for some time past been a succession of incom- | ‘idering iis advantages of position. Dr. Boyle, ' ——_-___. ‘utmost promptness and i Offers his professional services to the cibizane Male Grammar School, :FemaleGram- | petent drivers on this route. and we feel that | We hear designs dividing a portion of the | Price tisr of Fran's Gent’s Furnishing Fost Office address, Lock Box No. 89. Washington, Ofice hours from 8 to a. mand 2 mar, Nettie Tabler: Male intermediate, Mar- | Its due to the public to say so, and to insist | Warrenton Springs property into lots for cot- | Goods, 404 7th street, between D and E, three mice closes dally: sR funpet excevt Saterdan epee 22 3 ne ell cus Jordan: Female Intermediate, No. 1) Ml that the mail contractor shall either improve | t#g@ ‘ites, with the idea of adding to the at- | doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall: it in closed at 856 p.m. ict ADIES PLEASE READ THIS. WILLIAM 2, Mollie Grimes: Seconda: the line in team and driver, so as to inspire | ‘ractiveness and popularity of the place. Thumlert; N a No.1, Eddie Thomas; No 2, Eliza Herbert; | public confidence, or that the attention of the eee rae? No.3: Millard Lord: No-$, Mary ‘Davis; No: | Post Office Department be csiled tothe mar, | _P: seh Seppe brea pr: A owe reed 5, John O. Fergnsou: No 6, Laura Sloan: No. | ter. We bope. too, that the turnpike company | punishable under he IAW, st /aedmis that the 7, Josie Harbaugh; Primary, Ko. 1, Eddie | Willsee the necessity of keeping the road io gilcers fare determ: serge plane its eee Warren: No. 2, Ella Columbus; No.3, Wile | better condition. eadarieencicentte Gaia oe fei haps geese Prt) es Qharles Hel- | Cowriiment To A WORTHY OFricuR.—Jobn panion in sin, charged with exceesivee wearing Fowler: No. & Jessie Donaldson; No. 9, Wil- | A, Morgan, Esa. Onief Oterk in the Pension | snd absconity, greatly to the ‘annoyance of Ue Cruit; No. 10, Kate Herbert. ice, was the recipient, on Saturday night, | those compel le in the same dom! 4 i of & bandsome testimonial from the clerks in | with her. Kate was accordingly ee before Premiums for Vocal Music. bis department, in the shape of a superior | Justice Moreell, who imposed a fine of two Male Grammar School,—-: Female G@ram- | gold watch and chain. ‘The presentation was | dollars,and admonished her to “sin no more ” mar School, Nellie Lemon; Male intermedi- made by Juage Bixford, in behadi of the clerks, : ate, Herbert Cooke; Female Intermediate, No. |} who performed the duty in @ hiehly creditable Meznriae 0} 1, Anme Wheeler; Female Intermediate, No. s2d appropriate manner. Mr. Morgan accepted | o'clock, is the time to which the meeting of 2, Mary Davis; Secondary No.1, Byron Adams; | the same in 4 3; ich of about the Inerobers Of thé bar, held on the 12th ult, No. 2, Mattie Lemon; No. 3, Charles Gibbs; No. | duration: after which the party journed | to take action In reference to the dismissal of 4, 1da Given; No. 5, Preston 5 in Gray’s Collars. 19 cents per box; Imitation Linen Collars, 18 cents per box; Goldsmith Byron's Collare, 18 cente per box; good Cot- ton half hose, 10 cents per pair; Best English half hose, 50 cents per pair: good heavy Meri- no Undershirts, 75¢. otc. and. & good heavy Merino Drawers, 75¢ Wc. and $1: good Co $1.25 and $1.50; a No. 1 White Gare, . 7,261: ee ee Wants, MOLES, VASCULAR EXCRESENCRS, &e, cured by Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- half aud Sixth streets —— Qugstion.—How can Franc afford to-sell Gent's Furnishing Goods cheaper than any store of this city? V }PPORTU TO BUY PRINCE, 439 sth street. has about six hun- GuWAP DEY GOOD i dred (600) well-made stamps of elegant designs for Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or and teach the buyer the Composi- fon furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain ow to use }, eratis. ing part of a duj set lately used in Baltimore any lady wi engage in this profitable business and bavi small capital should call at once, IVIAEEIED. AND SINGLE LADIES—All in trouble call. strictly do., 12% and 15. 5,000 yards Fall C 15, 17, and 18 cts. Ginghams, Canton Flannels, ‘Pickings, Sheetings, &c., &c. Great bargains may ho favor us with a call. NJAMIN MILLER, au 9-Im* 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. a ae 5 Basiaeds pet and charges” ADAM NELSON, , aa 2-ame ties’ Pots ecu a sad Sa sieeata. CoRR a ath areas 23 Bast them: Fr business, OF the aos of y OSEPH L. PEARSON, i BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, HAS REMOVED TO THE Ba®.—To-morrow at 11 j CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS, ed life; also, z who, & ; No. 6. re js ‘adi ‘Answer.—He buys ALL his for cash— from the follies of youth, or other causes, feel ade- Sophie Moon; No. 7, August Kuester; Pri er Waus | ara oe Convonear that near, in the | sells more of them-~and iseatiedied withemaller | &26-lmif* (Second Story, Masonic Hall.) ticle mary No.1, John Kaiser; No. 2, Florence ‘ bting the “inner man, ’ & song was called court room. As some of the committee ap. Polnted to report om the case are absent from ihe city, @ final report is not expected, but Possibly a partial report will be made. pan sd aA hy TRANSFERS OF RBAL ESTATE.—The follow- ing transfers of real estate were reported to. Gay at R. M. Hall's Real Estate Exchange, No. 71, Louisiana t oaks; Ne. 3, Harry McEifreen; Not, Ev F. . 10; No. 5, Georgie Paxton: No. tice | responded to by that gentleman, and “Mary of Johnson; No.7, Samael G. Wise; No, ®. Alice Argyle” was taereapenrouend with as mach Davis; No. 9, Worthington @. Sharretts; No. | zest and pathos as ever graced ‘Lovely Peg,” 10, Hattie Baxter, when sung by Dickens’ Oap‘ain Ouitie in bis The peepee list for the Male Grammar | happicst On the watch is the following School bas not been received by the Secretary, | inscription :—«Presented to James A. Morgan, but will be published when received by him. | Erq., Ubiet Olerk of the Pension Office, by his ——+—___. colaborers in said office, as a testimonial of v° ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Department or THE InteRIoR, PENSION Urvice, July 13th, 1836. sites Evils Siearar acme june 28. -1850, for issue of the folloy le scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have been lost ur destroyed —Notice ts wereby given, that at the date following the description of each Warrant, @ new cpptiieate or warraut of like tenor fits Oat 404 7th street, between D and E, three doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall. 7,26,1: ——__—@ WRAPPING Pargk FoR SALE.—Apply.at the Star office. —_.—__. PEnnres can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. PAWNBROKERS, it of ill be reissued atid object! HE OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM OF Tae Saxttany Woax.—The following is | theif appreciation of him 99,8 capable, ener- | 32, square 585, Bse0 te . equate 337, MARRIED. open. "SOS. BV bARHETE, Commlsctonere" T LICER DBA NBEO) ks, the report of Lieutenant Noonan, in charge of | £@!ic, and faithful officer.” The preseniatio $1,696.75; Snub. Jots 1, 42, 43 “arth 2 VERMEREN—HERMANNY,. Onthe 23th inst. No. 84.174) for actes, issued under the ot 34 FOUR-: A-HALF 8: WEST, the sanitary police, as to the am. ‘Of work | took place at the residence of Mr. Morgan, on. | 2,060: past of lot 26, « north 20 teet, | in Newpott. Rhode. Island. J an ‘March 8d, 3855, in panie of James Nelson ‘ lyania, srenne, | - done by that during the month of August: | & street, between 7th and sth. $495.44; part lots 2 8, equare 729, 26 feet, yt fie PETERVERMEREN of Washington, | minor chitd of Nelgon Mink deceased, and aa grant’ | Offer, the ghee cash drances eon 8 1 kinds A ae ore Gaabated’ |, SUBRATT AT THE JaiL—Since the triat of |: 81000. RS eee t Maskcltye. tee ose Sid ‘No. fo; for 100 acres, issued urider She act of | tine dered at reasonable rates. 15; number of writien notices served on iti. | Surat, bie quarters in the gill nave vend | Lancet’ or a Hons Detective Olney [Baltimore papers plense copy.] + | March 3d, iss, tm the’ samo of its Dunicts, |" Interoston reduced. sete, {40} number verbally” notified, 1.45. moved, and be now bas ote Sr *] he morming Sent ot Oy. the, 12 vrata te sae . Bot noe yh seretieued 2 bat of be gece bonahs cash and sold at private sale, mer alan ; 5 °F Pbitad f ’ : IED. : 3 fel i a Boepttal, 35 mumoer of Trisudlces peross | cuPles in ccmman with Henry Yabusom, who | anincepas Wa. Nicholson. wR Ie to' be eae Spats ation abvick ti Lobes tutes. September an, Wie _— oi bce 5 ae ri ts ‘with the killing of Thomas Smoot, fig >) in Georgetown, Spon Wii QUEM E, fetene ation a brief ih |. MA Tor’ cree, toau act of rs @FoRD, pti Bin Sy opt gi hasan: | ete rea rege aa | nent amr ond a S| Sama ; oe “ea ‘OME, i 4 8 i." ‘work i ¢ y A s - i! umber. two the confine: , : Anti sad friends of the famil . z 2 ys act sok fimpoced ese pleasantly tnan it would do | {2 Sees can earns Abas vito penta faneee fron fat Pate 3 ae tthe eae of ae een Sat eae es o . They are well it this toom, tia Chr corner of 12th a streets, on Tuesday evening yoy fe it mat ‘ Lurrans Dutivanay—Daring the month or | sseu heaeee cot Of WHIM they SE eb acalpbiee ting pl boing pit 12) 44 St8 o'clock, p.m. Pp en 0, for @) acres, lene ander the Ac ‘ows : pane ee Jast the 25 letter carriers employed in Ley pape aad w eh Lads “ad 4 5 > x "i BITFITH. Oa the ant the sa Satane. 4 and. was granted April 1; on dl = otty Post Ofice, Grid * ar at! Coombs and Miller. nei ey Le of John 8. | lover 3 rape mes E. UA ndeni ; to the el against -him, but speaks . ‘mas . “ah € Tr oo ui 10L087 wall letters, Jocal veped of neral toples sents fo hia sian napid nites and jacyealntaices of, the family are AS tne in the 33,965 . Daring the! same Aowave ubifrm, ard wearsit near! neral from the-residence " they collected from the street tay period | the Zh set . John B t ¥ von ca Vir ehaah lagi ati ters, and 4,015 newspapers.» 4/69 let MamMOTH PEACHES.—We have be! old, named ‘Washington, on Bian? Ropes eratesetyy oe | Peruse -amne met ae eae Be eee ee aetna ea 8 OC8.| forcena of tec anid plas; Gare Soa TNR ee, fect Te olocon Tacbes ta er ane er id buttons. ather hearing the ‘ sa st ee on eaeatme pure enough for, eo in Bo the Justice 0 pinay pT aaa : a de PE RY ‘ SaLuine ax Samrce.—A peddiar named tance pk Fustice Walter, who fined ine $90 upon the ebarge of selling by sample, ——_e—___ Se MARRIAGE Licunees.—During i EpvcatiowaL.—The Borromeo Collegiate | month the Clerk of the Sourt has heved tat "Institute. at Pikesville Baltimorecounty, Md., licenses, were to colored opens ite 15th session on Monday, Sept. 16th. wopeee os x