Evening Star Newspaper, September 3, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. w@ For “AvoTiow SALEs” advertisements see fourth page of to-day’s STaR. LOCAL NEWS. Tre EAST WasitncTon Oo -oreRativE Unsion—The second semt-annual meeung of che Exst Washington Co-operative Union was held at Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Sth street; Mr. U_E. Lathrop, President, presiding. The report of the Secretary was read, show- ing, among other things, that there is now on tae books 120 shares, subscribed for by 6s stoek- bolders. On motion, the report was received and ordered to be recorde , The President stated that a mistake was made at first, from the fact that calculations tor the expenses of the siore were overrated and greater than the stock subscribed wouid ‘warrant, calculations baving been made upon couducting the business with a stock of $6000, But this mistake was soon discovered, and the expenses reduced at least $100 per month, so that since the ist of July the store had done better, and the value of the shares subscribed tad been enhanced and the business of the stgre was in a flourishing condition. ‘he election of three committeemen being in order, the following gentlemen were electyd tor the ensuing termof six months :-John H. Peake, L. Frost, and John Bradberry. deal regularly at the store. whether they be stockholders. was brought up and referred to ibe committee On management, as also the sub- ject of reducing the price of stock, to indace subscriptions; whion was also referred to the ittee on management. A motion was made to strike out that clause in the constitution. probibiting the sale of liquors. An amendment was made to the effect that liquor “be not sold until the stock of the As- sociation be increased by $1,000;” which was accepted. On motion, the whole matter was iaid on the table, and tne association adjourned. ‘The constitution of this Aesociation pro- vides that the shares in the stock be set at s20— Ro person being allowed to hold more than five shares, and each stockholder is entitled to exe yote and no more. The secretary is al- lowed and paid at the rate of $75 per annum, for the faithful discharge of his duties; while the treasurer is paid all expenses incurred trom time to time, making deposits of money &c,and such other compensation as may be determined upon by the committee of manage- ment. Tne superintendent is paid at the rate of $100 per month. to take charge Of the stere and arrange the details of the management. Dividends arising from the protits of the bual- ness shall be declared semi-annually, ¢om- meneing with the ist ot September, 1967, twen- ty-flve per cent.of the amount 86 declared shall be retained, and added to the capital stock, crediting each member with bis due pro- portion, and the balance shail be paid over in cash to those entitled pro rata: Provided, al- rus, That the capital stock shall in no case be diminished. ‘The regular stated meetings of the Associs- (ion to be held on the tirst Monday of March snd September of each year, at 7% o'clock P- Di.ut such place as the Comiittee may desig- nate of which they shall give at least ope week's notice in the “S tar,” (and othr papers in their dtseretion;) J’rovided, That the meete ing for the organization of this Association msy be held a! any time previous to the first Monday in March, and in that case the March meeting for the current year shall be omitted. This Association has had tts co-operative store in operation for five or six months, and the stockhelders are confident the enterprise will prove 8 success, asit is now gaining pop- plarity and custom in the neighborhood of it location. ee MaETING OF THE SOLDIERS’ AND Sartore’ Union. —The members of the Soldiers’ and Sailor's Union met in regular week y sea:ion jast night at their rooms in Union League Hall, Ninth street. After the u opening ceremonies Major Thomas Hines. George W. Simms, and Free- man F, Shaw were proposed and elected mem- bers of the Union; also, Mr. R. J. Beall, mem- ber of the Third Ward Council. The majority report was offered by Major G. ‘W. Wells, trom the Committee on Resolutions, condemning the removal of General Sickles. Major Wells strongly supported the resolu- tions and urged their adoption. Lieutenant Young thought the resolutions too long, and hoped they would be referred back to the committee. Major Morse disapproved of the language used, and hoped it would be modified. The Chief Magistrate of the country should at least be treated with respect. While he did not dorse any action of the President’ yet he be lieved in a higher tone of attack. Mr. Wilson agreed with Major Morse. The resolutions could not benefit the Union or its members, and those among theirnumber out of employment would, if said sentiments were Adoptea, tind it difficult to get anything to do in any department over which the President bad control. Captain Brook fully endorsed all that was expressed in the resolutions. He believed that he Presideat would lie as soon as eat, and he saw no honesty in any of his transactio: ‘The vestimony of & colored man was entitled to more credence than that ot Andrew Jotnson. Atter further discussion, the resolutions were put to vote, and adopted. Hope was expressed by Capt Slater that the committees in future would act with an unani- mity worthy of the important subjects which would come before them. He wanted a «strong pall, a long pull, and a pall altogether.” Unanimity in committees, Major Wells thought, would not take place until the da: of the millenium; but, so far as he was co! cerned, he boped & new committee on resolu- tions would be appointed. Mr. Wilson did not think the Union was ‘organized to denounce Andrew Jobason nor to endorse General (zrant. bui for the welfare of the soldiers and sailors, and though he was not afraid of President Johnson or his party, he knew the “bread and butter” of many de- pended on keeping aloof from politics. The subject was further discussed by Ca] tains Manning and Slater, and Lieut. Youug and others, after which the meeting adjourned. —— Asotuer Mysreniovus Disarrearance— Aout o’clock this morning. Mr. Robert Bos- well, pilot on board the Winnisimmit, plying between this city and Alexandria, disappeared under circumstances which cause serious ap- prehensions on the part of bis friends as to his qate. Boswell was on duty as usual, and when the steamer from Alexandria arrived at 7th etreet whart here. he stepped ashoreand walked into Sheckles’ restaurant, where he & morning drink, then walked out the same direction be came in, and was not seen After the Win- ‘without exciting any suspicions, as it was thought be he bad been accidentally left be- bind. On the return of the boat, however, in- quiries were instituted, but nothing could be ascertained further than what has been stated above, and since then nothing has been heard of Bim. Mr. Boswell bears a character for integrity and integrity inferior to none, which, when taken im Commection with the fact that his rela- tions bas always been of the most neatly character with captain of the boat, an this morning while in lively conversation with im he expreseed no intention of leaving, gives strong reason to Suppose that he might have fallen into the river without being observed and was drowned. Hopes are expressea, how- ever, that he és still alive and might have gene off without being noticed He is a man of fam- ity, baving & wife and three or four children, who reside in Alexandria; but they had heard nothing of him up to half past two o'clock to-day. ae eee Naw Unsrvorus.—The Capitol Police ap- peared yesterday in their new uniforms, com- prising coats and pants of blue cloth, ail- buttons bearing the initials“U.S.” TI! captain and two lieutenants, instead of wear- ing tbe shield, as bas bitherto been the case, thread, while in the centre of the strap is the in a The police sre supplied with straw hats, and ‘when in full uniform presenta fine ap. pearance. A small silver cord runs down ‘he Jegs of the pantaioons. —_—e Tum Cantar PLace.—The residence to be erecied by Mr. Henry D. Cooke. the banker on the estate recently purchased by him on the Sleights of Georgetown tor $55,000 is to cost at least $200,000, and the walls of the old building burned down while Secapied by Monsieur ce sartiges. the French Mi 5 Have already been torn down in order to com- mence the new structure. eather NE Dismissxp.—Thomas Smith and Alexander Smitb, arrested on Sunday with amon Yao Riswick, who was dismissed immediately after fis arrest, On the charge of garroting end ice Tucker last evening, and were also dismisaed. Van Riswick proved te the satisfaction of the justice that he was not near «he place where the act-was committed. called, and a pumber fixed ee others continued until the next term, | whick the Oourt until to-morrow morning #t 10 o'clock: : vein Ce + between their | for Keung ‘Taahe a Monday, September 11 b VY excel NATIONAL THEATBR.—Second night of the Sam Collyer Combination, ander the mansge- went of Messrs. Skiff & Sbarpley. CITY ITEMS. oksunon & Lrauy, auctioneers, will con- Conwer (Stont Larryc. About 5 o'ciotl AMUSEMENTS. yesterday afternoon, the ceremoutes of laying BPECIAL NOTICE. the corner-stone of the new German Lutheran |'* Riley, Fon-) ork, bh aiken 0 : 4 haracte emll. ‘Bacon, manu: Imue the sale this evening, at’? o'clock, of ahs “nasi hme W Angas we cophn | or ccreric Seren penal Sts | Eee ytgsea Ges WE oetaen | perpen tae ea Miibtes: | Sete heetoa fot tite as ME EDWIN soati tt O} . : t. tl order, fi tes, (he, we wi i y os * | ‘orelol e chil the Sal ih 6 oD: ‘i te 2 Cations wes colies to the,chaif, and ri isk seo wefe rad Mid ai eaea ate a pleatin cumbace Geindistinetee branches; | ®Ylvania avenue, near 4 atreet. ‘at Harmony Thatta The Distinguished Ametican Tragedian, s was chosen secreta} ley, fr a Speciat Commi oy some were building bodies, some constructing ning ‘eat 3 Wil? appear on the oy wheels.and Tua’ ) and others were Miges of the work com ye 4 i ~~ ‘The Onair caused the following ckcular to | polaied to inquire into the sewerege ov drainare TuRne’s 4 BARGAL®, 8 bargain, : Band, under Prof. Scais, menring September 9, at be read, in expignation Of the objects of the | Of certain trapé, made a Te, in reference | engaged in ironing, or manufactaring the iron ‘For you, young man——— Hall, on High street, where the Grand Lodge .LIDAY g meeting > + thereto, in which he stated thatthe miatter bad | parts tor the sume: some, Aram, were empl ¥ of Free and’ Accepiad Blasone of the District | HOLIDAY-STREET THEATER, BALTIMORB, At Henning’s One Price Giabing Store, on the corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue. ployed “To the Buildérsand ers & iIding Ma- | been rem@died, atter a conyereation with the | in pain bodies ar cari ) Parts, and others riitdérs and Dealers in Building Ma ray whale ii Ire uitterent erhnches of ming, cutting ‘Were in waiting, and tne fine taking up its ‘ terial, of Washingtom:—Gentlemen: It is pro- Onepmissloner of tee Seok Ward. ma MPNCING Wit 7 2 march procetded to the building site. The ONE ¢ as Est CHA OTE posed to forms “Ruilders’ Exchange, for the ¢ following communication was read from | out, filting, and making! sJor the backs, Danprurr oan be killed by tne use of Bur-| exercises opened with an ode by the Germain FSB OR, AS RUN CHARACTERS: Purpose of facilitating business, to ve conduct- | Messrs. Sykes, Chadwick, and othersjin rela- | seats, and sides of vehicles, And curtaing and | "e!’s Cocoaine; also Irritation of the Scalp. eo | Siengerband, of Washington, under the lender- ae od something after the following manner, viz: | tion to hack stands: Uy tops or coverm, ehfp of Charlies Richter, after which the Re As Mr. By has dectined most extra S. D Finckel offered up a feeling prayer. ‘The | ments to appear in Wasbingto: same gentioman delivered an eloquent ad- | Most convenient opportunity for, Gress, reviewing the history of the Lutheran | isms in the District (0 witnows h Church, and closed'with a few remark: cath: Siudbitmni pede German Inngwage. Mr. Finckel was followed CHOICE SEATS can now be» by & brantiful ode by the Masonic choir, | ing Mr. JAS. R. FORD. No. 7 under the el peoreip of Mr. Daweon. The } ¢.-hostra Chairs (each imposing ceremonies of iaying the stone with | {oUt TS fj Uairs (each Masonic honors«ender the conductorsbip of | Admission Tickets bese active’ "Tanors, ‘with! the’ glow of the forges, the ring of, the anvils, aud the busy. Voices of the men at the hoge Noisting machin constantly rajeing or. lowering earriages of a! sizes, and.inadl stages of their building, to ¢ fourth and intermediate stories—all combined to create's basy ars atonce instructive and pleasing.” 1t was due also uy creditable to the ability and enterprise of the Messrs. Joyce. These gentlemen. in their determination to Convenient rooms to be procured, which are WaAskINGTon, D0. August 3t, 1667 —To Dr. to be fitted up with ® lock-box for eact sub- | Jrhn C. Riley, Meniver Board of Health, Second seriber: aiso, desks conventent. with all the | Ward:—Dear Sir: By arecent act of the city necessary appuremances for doing business. | Authorities, 14th street, between Pennayl vanta The rooms to be cared for by a proper person, | Avenue and F street, hag beem made a public and @ecessible at all times. ‘The expense to be stand, and betieving the establishment of borne equally by each subscriber. The a@- | said back stand to be au intolerable nuisance, vantage is, that the builders and dealers in | We, the ied; respectfully request the building material can more readily communi- | Board of Health to take Imm ite action in. cate with each other, and thereby save @ good | the prémists, we, are of the opinion that the pa ES PE Be A Great Novxtry.—Just received, Seam- less Kid Gloves, superior to Alexandre's, at Oscar Kleinberg: Si2Seventh street. 3 pet h bcc! ‘WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS, who will shortly have to put on Balmorals, to Bave them stamped in imitation of braid, Dow £0 fashionable in New York, giving the skirt a neat a: nce, and not half the cost fits eine trom the Akh ant | deserve tha paivwape of telr fellow elton, | onig ane nate wk Bitar colors ror | Dopey cepa POO EEEIOR OP eae [RT Lele eseenne come Secon name hoes deal of trouble nse Which is now in- | effiuvia and gates arising trom the filth an ervi rc w citizens, nly one, imps colors. For lace, and was undreds of esate ons of Baltimore will curred in tryi ‘fad one another. - This is | offensive matter deposited on and absorbed by | bave been ‘ate reat expense in perfeoting the | children’s clothing ladies will find thisa great | jadies and gentlemen instde and outside the ioe sslecteente pc od mor will'ns @ necessity which. has long been felt, and the | the said street where the hacks stand are very | machinery and other | Intments of their | saving. 7,90,2; enclosure. At the conclusion of the Masonic = oe co-operation of sil builders and dealers in | detrimental to the health of the residents as | manufactory. It is gratifying to know that | Gwenn Tae exercises the choir sang a hymn, and after NATIONAL THEATER. building material is heartily desired. A meet. | well ag the traveling public who. may be tem- | they have sé¢ured an appreciation of their en- Litt bagstaga ite, Chiropodist, 42) music by the Marine Band snd prayer and < THREE NIGHTS ONLY ing is called tor Monday evening, September | pora’ in the vicinity. ‘Reapect- | terprise; that theyare liberally patronized’ by | Penneylvenia avenue, between Fonr-and Denediction by Rey. Mr. Finckel, the exercises Pel so Renae pinks leg Sock 2d, for the purpose of forming an organization, | fully yours, our citizens. Im the month of July inet they | balfand Sixthetreets. removes Corns, Bunions, | closed with singing by the Washington seus, Rae TLE COMBINATION! at the rooms proposed. 421 E street, opposite | _Signed:—Sykes, Ohadwick & Oo. B. W. | turned out nine new jobs. ' They have lately Nails. dc. without pain. Office hours | erbund. Miny Knight Templars from Wash. 3 emer r The Most Pirasing Entertainment B.ciant* ingtom were present in regalia. The stone | So great is the vmivetsal desire to nee this Wem- contained wens of (Ferman and American | derful Athlete that the managers have added sev silver coin, United States fractional currency, | era! prominent performers in order to make the a history of the church to the present time, | htertainmen he ei streets. PAs ‘and the names of the trustees, and copies of 4 ACY HARRY BLOODGOOD German publications, and a copy of the Star, NWOON, and a host clothe eee and other journals. The building of the Dress Circle, 50 Cents; Parquette, church ie to be pushed to rapid completion. | 50 Cents; Orchestra Chairs. 7 ts. It 1s located on ‘the site of a very old burial | SAM SHARPLEY & M. T. piace, and the head stones many of them dated early in the last century will be preserved in their places. . THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS._Ihe six public PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. schools of the town opened yesterday; four T AND primary schools baving 60 scholars each. NING PIC-NIC, while the male grammar échoo! has 40, and the For the benefit of female grammar school 52 scholars. ST. DOMINICK’S CORNET BAND, REAL ESTATE SALE.—Mr. Thomas Dowlin NTH STREET PARK auctioneer, yesterday evening <old the schoo On WEDNESDAY. September ith, 1837. house belonging to the estate of Wm. R. Al There wills an Dott, on West, between Wasbington and Con- INSTRUMENTAL CON gtess streets, the lot having a irontof 30 feet | on the grounds during the afternoo id evening, and a depth of 120 feet, to Mrs. M. E. J. Dean, | and s GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRK-WORKS at tor 2,475. be ‘3 THE Caxat.—Forty-four boats have came | ey set’ °f pumission only 25 cents ee. down the canal since our fast report, two of built buggies for Drs. Miller, Bile: son; Drs. Hatch, Blanchard, and Stone, Coombs. and Palmer, and carriages of different styles and stractare for S. P. Brow: A. R. Shepherd, OC. Edmondston, F. Butler, M.G. Emery, George J. Lowry and othe: ntiy built for W.C. Hazel and H. A. . two 10 1b, skeleton wagons, to carry 278 Ibs. Inlight road and truck wagons they are particularly successfal. These they manufac- ture in beautiful style and finish, and the rep- utation of their vehicles has spread far and wide. They receive orders from persons at the north, the south. the west, and even from persone at the east; also, from South America and other foreign countries. On the 29th ulti- mo the Messrs, Joyce received an order dated Paris, August 15, 1867, from M. Uonstantine de Bodisco, attache of the Russian Legation at Washington, for two fine no-top buggies, to be boxed and shipped to St. Petersburg, Rus- sia, and have at this time in conrse of construc- tion of different styles, for A. R. Shepherd, Castleman, D, L. Morrison, and others. This fine manutectory is truly 4 credit to ‘Washington, as well as to the Messrs. Joyce. Itis another proof tha: manufactures of all kinds, when directed by proper skill Bad en- terprice, can be naturalized within eur city limits, and our people, by their success and permanent establishment, be rendered in endent of foreign or ontside manufacture: Gur citizens have, therefore, & direct interes in the success ef all such establishments. Why send to another ora foreign city for ar- ticles which can be as readily, as cheaply, and as well manufactured at home? Why send our mechanics to those cities to labor in the construction of those articles? Why not retain and employ them here, and secure for ourselves and our city the prosperity and wealth that their labor elsewhere produces ! Theee are practical and important subjects for the consideration of our people. They should look to it, Our citizens should, by a liberal patronge of such enterprises as the Messrs. Joyce, manifest their interest in their continued success, They, by sustaining them, will: Iq- crease the commercial or business prosperity of our District, and, by building up the com- mercial prosperity of our people, adding largely to the wealth and revenue of our city, will also contribute largely to the increase of their own individual resources, happiness and prosperity SSS DIED. Ist inst. MARY LOUISA rot herag. the south front of the United States Post Of. | Bliss, Ehas M. Greene, W. Wall, George W. fice. Adams, Wm. P. Seville, A. A. Keyes, Benj. “Signed—W. H. Godey, Richards & Martin, | F. Brinker. S.S. Henkle, Ed. P. Brooks, L. L. James G. Naylor, Geo. B.. Smith & Co., S. D. | Crounse, Bigelow & Co. J. Millidge Grassie, Castleman, Jehn Webster, K. Hh. Lambell, | W. B Cha: . H. Jones, C. F. King, Thomas Gray & Noyes, John R. Elvans & Co. B. Conner: ames R. Young, J. Following the reading of the above, the Chatr | C. Willard, N. W Burehell, H. announced his readiness to hear any proposi- | F. caepary, Mrs C. H. Moore, U. K. Stati. tion which might be made. when— Dr Riley thought the subject complained of On motion of Mr. Angus, the following gen- | wasa proper one. He had passed along the tlemen were appoint & committee to draft | locality and regarded itas a nuisance. In his resolutions for the governmentofthe Associa- | opinion, the suuth side of the avenue, on 1ith tion, eecarea suitable meeting room, procure | street, would be the proper place for the hack subscribers’ boxes and desis, and attend to all | stand. business appertaining to @ permanent organi- D1. Dove hed also examined the locality, but zation: Messrs. J. W. Angus, Wm, Sidley, | failed to discover thereat anything like a Jonn Collins, Edward Gray, Charles Wood, | nuisance. Around in the street, though, there and, on special motio. che name of Secre- | wasa bad smell, arising from the dirty water. tary was added tnereta. &c., running from the rear of Willards’ Hotel. An invitation was extended to all who en- | Messrs. Sykes, Ohadwick & Co., the speaker dorsed the proposed Exchange to come for- | had heard, were pecuniarily interested in the ‘ward and subscribe to the following agree- | particular hacks that shoul. stand about their ment: “We, the undersigned, do hereby agree | hotel; but Necould not say whether it was so to.nssociate ourselves together as a ‘Builders’ | or ne’ Exchange,’ and should we procure suffi- On Dr. Elliott's motion, who thought the cient names to jnstity the organization, we | Board had no jurisdiction in the matter, the will subscribe such sums and sign such by- | communication was laid on the table. laws as may be determined. upon at a meeting | On motion, the Board adjourned. to be held hereafter.” 7 poms ie Ae te: , Those who signed on the spot were: Stephen | _k 1GHTING.—Sergeaut Walling of the Seventh ¥; Castleman. W. Albert King, J. W Angus, | precinct, yesterday, brougut a complaint Wm. Sibley, Jones & Collins, John C, Lang, | against Jno. Manchester, Henry &dwards, Thomas Harvey. Walter S. West, E. B. War- | John Gross, Wm. Joyce, Michael Coleman ren & Co. C. Wood, A. McClelland, J. H. | and Franefs Maack, before Justice Onas. Ramsey, Gray & Noyes, Thomas Lewis and | Walter, charged therein with figbling, they Wm. Bradley. baving been arrested by the five officers of Duplicate lists were made out, and members | that precinct. The Justice fined the first, Tequested to solicit subscribers by the next | second, and fourth #10 each, the third was meeting night. fined $1, and the other two $8 each, and four There being no other business to be trans- | of the party was committed to the workhouse acted, on motion, the meeting adjourned till | in default of payment, Monday night next at the same hour and place SEMIS LUE SB ——e—___ Larceny oF CLoruing.—Yesterday, it was Taz Bounty Fraud Case —David Jackson, | discovered in the camp of the 12th Infantry colored, charged with obtaining money by | that one of the soldiers had been taking clothes frand and talse representations and swindling | out of the camp, and he was placed in the the Government of the United States. on or | guard-house for trial. The next thing was to about the 11th day of July, 1567, out of the sum | discover the whereabouts of the missing of $204.50, came before Justice Miller at his | clothing, and the case was placed in the hands office at five o'clock yesterday evening. 1t | of Mesers. Coomesand Miller,detective officers, appeared im evidence that said Jackson was a | who found a quantity ina second-hand store. clerk in the elaim office of Mr. Leonard, and | kept by Mr. O. Fletcher, and he was arrested that Arthur Gowenr, whose bounty he ob- | on the charge of receiving stolen goods. The tained, had placed his claim against the Gov- | case against him was heard by Justice Smith, ernment in the hands of Mr, Leonard tobe col- | who dismissed it. lected and then went to Alleghany city, from whence he removed to Sandusky city, where DESERTED.—Last evening, about 7:4 o'clock. he was engaged in working on the railroad, | officer Smith of the Seventh precinct was in- and that after the claim had been received at | formed that a white male infant, about six the Freedmen’s Bureau Jackson went, between | weeks old, and neatly dressea bad been found ten and one o'elpck on July 11th, and repre- | on the front steps of Mr. Wm. B. Todd’s resi- sented himself a¥ the identical Arthur Gow- | dence, corner 13th and © streets. The officer ens, saying that he had been away working | took the child to the Station ho ind @ Mrs. on the railroad in and about the above-named | otter. a colored woman, living near by, kind- cities ; and an order was given him for a check | ¥ took charge of it until arrangements can be on the bank for the amountor the claim, which | make to place it in the Asylum. check he received elsewhere and got checked from 8a. m. to# p.m MARTYR TO OARELERSNRSS.—It all the teeth that have been ruined by neglect could be strung together, they would reson thrice round the world. There may have been some excuse. for this havoc in. days gone by, when there was no absolute safeguard against den- tal decay in existence, but there is no apology for itnow. Fragrant Sozodont, the world nowned antiseptic dentifrice, as certainly pro- tects the teeth against decay, as oil prevents steel from rusting, or water arrests the pro- grees of fire. €0 PRIcE List of Frano’s Gent’s Furnishing Goods, 497th street, between D and E, three doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall : Gray’s Collars, 1° cents per box; Imitation Linen Collars. 18 cents per box; Goldsmith Byron’s Collars, 18 cents per box; good Cot- ton half hose, 10 cents per pair; Best English half hose, 50 cents per pair: good heavy Meri- no Undershirts, 75c.. 90c.and $1; good heavy Merino Drawers, 75c., %c. and $1; good White Pgs $1.25 and $1.50; a No. 1 White Shirt, 50. 26,1: 7,26,1 ‘V. Boynton, them light, while 42 boats bring am average of | ({, RAND FENIAN PIU-NIC 100 tons Of ¢oal each, some being consigned to | \* the Central, American, Borden, Cumberland, At Consolidation, and the Hampshire and Balti: WASHINGTON CITY GARDENS, (Levffler’s,) ie Warre, MOLEs, VasouLarR ExcREsENcEs, &e., cured by Dr. White, Chiropodist, 424 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth streets. pi cudeadiea Ene we QuESTION.—How can Franc afford to sell Gent’s Furnishing Goods cheaper than any store of this city ? Anewer.—He buys ALL his goods for cash— sells more of them—and is satisfied with smatier rofits. PiOall at 4°4 7th street, between D and E, three doors above Udd Fellow’s Hall. 7,26,1: deaths WRAPPING Parser FoR SALE.—Apply atthe Star office. —_--—_ PENwrEs can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. WOOD AND COAL. Cosh AND Wood AT WHOLESALE OB RETAIL. more Coal Compantes. Forty-two boats have gone out, three of them loaded, the others light. The total amoun’, of tolage paid at the Collector's office, Georgetown, on boats goaene for the month of August was §10,- ‘he amount paid on boats ascending Under the auspices of the GTON CIRCLE." ‘was $1,786.29, making the total amount paid on “WASHIN tolage $12,121.93. Five hundred and five boats have arrived at Georgetown by way of the canal during the past month, while ninety- six have departed. WS omee vee buisy poreey un- loading 2,600 bushels of wheat, at Welch & SH P OT PRISONERS Haze Bne: Rompas cea Wane MULES inet ONCE ad ote disdngticbed geile Mercwants’ ExcHancR.—Offerings—3.950 | GW iit be presen ge eet Mintinguish bushels of red and white wheat, 2,2:5 bushels ‘ of corn, and 61 bushels of rye. Sales—1,20 bushels of prime wheat at $2.15, 350 bushels of wheat at 2.2, 900 bushels of red whea! $228, 250 bushels of white wheat at $2.1 bushels of red wheat at #2.55, S00 bus! red wheat at $2.85, 21 bushets of rye at $1.25, 80 | (Tickets, bushels of white corn at $1, 60 bushels of yel- | Children free. low corn at $1.95, 1,400 bushels of yellow corn yet IRD ats. GRAND COMBINATION PIC-NIC ‘THE Port.—The steamer E.C. Knight, Capt. oF THE Fuller, with merchandise, irom New York, | Following well-known Clubs: and the steamer Jos. S. Green, Plett, captitin, | WASHINGTON SOCIALS with a cargo, from New York, haye arrived DENT SOCTALS, The steamer Columbia, Captain Harper, has D L; arrived from Baltimore, and cleared for her , ee return. NITED CUB, DisogpERLY.—Officer_Kobey, this morning: | \T ASSOCIAT'N, arrested aman named Thomas Mannings for ONG ASSOCIATION, intoxication and disorderly conduct, whom he DSHIP CLUB, No.1; cll run from Northern Liberty hours of the day, to carry Ito Ireland ofthe a mamittes of Arran —James Ry an, Jamo Jno" Darby, Maurice Joyce. Ma a, _ Brosnan, J.D. O'Connell, Denis Grifia, O/ Hagan. et t 2 o'clock p,m. 0 cents; Ladies, pmmence tlemen, 3 I am now. receiving all the various kinds of COAL from the most approved mines, purchased direct from miners for cash. I have taken a portion of Riley’ wharf, foot of Hith street. for the purpose of storing Coal on it ng hauling to Yard. It can be deliv cred direct from the wharf for fifty cents per ton less than if hauled to the yard. ; Having all the facilities for obtaining and deliv- ering Coal, I will sell it at the lowest possible price. : Where persons use large quantities, a deduction will be made in price. kinds of WOOD at low price. Coal and Sawed and Split Wood kept under H. CLA VART, FE KOREF. Ou th RKoORFF. in the sty at $o’elock. RIDGWAY. On the 34. instant, at 5 a. m.. MARGARE t ELIZABETH, daughter Fi > yen! ver. Y STEWA wek before Justice Buckey, who fined him in | Will take place at the atthe Freedmen’s Savings Bank, The pris- | _POLice ScwaaRy.—The whole number of ar- hives: | re Office. corner H and i2th sts. | the sum of 82.50. Mannings continued to be Fo LON CISY GARDENS, oner, David Jackson, wa: identified as the | Tests msde by the police of the District yes- from their Wood Yard, 15th st. and Canal. Coal wharf, foot | disorderly in the presence of the Jnstice, when | 0" Mew Fork are fue: between lst ane Se ateou: map having first come to the office of the | ‘rday, and reported this morning. were 64, i street, between Mth and 12th streets | Of 1th street. he offered him some advice as regards his tu- n f cach separate Club pledge them- Freedmen’s Bureau representing himself as | While the amountof tines imposed was $121.90. | ¢ict\ ‘to-morrow afternoon at half past two o'clock 3240 pounds to the ton guaranteed, bys sworn | rive conduct, and the Justice fined him so 90 ch separate Club pledge them the laentical Arthur Gowens. and wno ob- | The business of each precinct was as follows: | “Maggie dear, we pine for thee, when blind blank | Weieher. subim | for contempt. i ny One Or v tained the bounty mosey of Gowens, forging | Second, 9 arrests, fines $0; third, 4 arrests, fines night The chamber fills; yew We pine for thee when moon’s first light Reddens the hills. c and Georgetown public. STRIKE oF THE CooreRs.—The journeymen tketer FIFTY CENTS admmittiog « coopers of the town generally, struck for | aid Ladies (ey Cn NTS: mimitting « Gentleman higher wages yesterday, and were notat work HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, his name at the ume. But, subsequently, the | *! 50: fourth, 6 arreste, fines S15; fifth, 9 arrests, original Arthur Gowens presented himeelt | Snes #13.50: sixth, 4 arrests, fines $3, seventh, for the amount due him on his claim, when it | 2! arrests, fines @5>; eighth, 7 arrests, fi te J. RUSSEL’S DANCING ACADEMY will Was ascertained that the Government hadbeen | $16.0; tenth, 5 arrests, fines $5. BENLEN,, On the sd instant after a briet i OF WASHINGTON, D. c., eee ie hori waa Or a ee | EL. open on WEDNESDAY. September defrauded by the accused. The testi eae SS ness. ENORA BEHLEN, inthe doth year - aud continue duriug the season. Srtar Gon ene eae eee tony Of | roam TasLm A, badecing teva: table, -at Ora a tax oR ELVIN Shahn Sp The price for making @ flour barrel has been | Hii or tuition, Weinesduye au) Fridays. B was money due him from the Government to | !he eastern terminus of the Metropolitan Rail- ee pen, Ber lato eal. 30 cents, while they demand 35 cents per bar- | Ladies. Misses, and Masters in the after- GOVERNM’T t NDS, STOCKS, SPECIE, i f c | road Company, on A street, opposite the east | dence. No. 256 North Capitol street. between G | GOVERN” ASH BOXES: rel. ‘Their employers refuse toaccede to their | noon; gentlemen at night; on the N.E. corner of sen Ie eeanate cea GaSe ete nn, Teck: | Capitol etounde; Is Deng nee dawn the tee and H streets, on Wednesday, tho th instant, at 3 | 2A WER PEATE, StoRTOASES: demands and offer 33}; cents per barrel. mh renee: we att ‘was originally pot in, and said they had his | 8Ccommodation ef the new one-horse car; | ° clock p-m- PAINTINGS, LS. DEEDS, SHIPMENTS OF CoAL.—From the Conselida- ANCT ACADEMY .—Profes so signature at the office. When he went about being introdneed. The new coaches— VALUABLE PAPERS, tion Company to-day, 641 tons; from Ray’s Classes will commence on zs he took the receipt for his discharge wita him, | ‘Wenty-flve in number—will be pat on the He had written t> Wolfe, Hart & Oo ,to whom | 'Tack on the 15th inst. the business of Leonard’s agency was turned . over, and they had received his letters. Tadeo te BET Bees Cee ee The Justice remarked that there was a pret- | Nixon, from New’ York, are ar the We. ty clear case against Jackson, and that ne | ™- E i & would have to hold him to bail for court inthe | “pal. STOVES! STOVES!! ease take notice that we are prepared to r int {ie bot mapanrs all inte of HEATING AT. PARATUS, and suggest that it is not safe to delay docks, 1,530 tons; from the Cumberland Com- | Monday, September 23d. For pa at i Circtlars. to be had at the Musi pany, 704 tons, and from the Borden Gom pany, Academy, E street, between oak bei asi Ine PoLice BUSINESss.—Four arrests were made = > “TN ° 7 by the police yesterday, two for larceny, one | PROF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Peuna. for a violation of a corporation ordinance, and ave:s aan mri seat Per word And all descriptions of Valuables, and for th BENTING OF SAFES, INSIDE OF FIBE AND BURGLAR-PROOF VAULTS. Orrice—Conner NEW YORK AVENUE A! ies CORvPTEENTH STREET. 3 ral 5 Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after- this work until late in the fall. one for intoxication and disorderly conduct. n from 3 to5 o'clock, Gentlemen, Tuesda: sum of $1,000. Jackson failing to procure bail, | ,,H0%, Richard 1 Houle. of Rockville. Mary- |" We'ure alo prapared to put upnew LATROBES | prageyors—S, P. BROWN. H.D.COOKE, GEO, | One fine was imposed amounting to $1.50 and Friday evenings, irom 8toi00'clock. ‘The halt was committed to jail for court. ‘ Shes ag i ‘my, | and other HEATERS. and are now receiving our | DIRNCORS UNTINGTON, GEORGE A John Pomeroy, for intoxication, was fined | can be rented for Balis, Soirces. ke. my 10-Iy are at the Seaton House. fresh stock of COOKING and HEATING STOVES, ST. Gl NS | et Justice Buck a CR ED ean in great variety, and respectfully invite an exam- | PLANT, GEORGE 0. EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, | £1.50 by Justice Buckey. Tue DIFFICULTY BETWEEN JUDGE FISHER Boarp For Sixty Days.—A young man, | ination of our stock. Callat NATHANIEL WILSON. Mary Riley was arrested by oMose Warwick PERSONAL. Axp MR. BRADLEY—MxgtiNG of Mewpgrs | named Thomas Brown, was, yesterday, arrest. SIBLEY & GUY'S Stove Warerooms, 8. P, BROWN, PResivesr. op upon suspicion of larceny, but there not being 5 or THE Bak.—An adjourned meeting of the | ed in the Eighth precinct and arraigned before os-att between lth smd'lithstiusts, | WM. 8. HUNTINGTON ‘Terancger eeDENT: the was disiaissed, tbr nar 10 HX ner guilt 2 TO LOAN, secured by bond and members of the bar held on the 12th of August | Justice Tucker, charged by Georg. B. Harri. | ®t 2 re a LOD snd eh atrcots eB. PL SNYDEE, Szonrany. | ""S Yataurant keeper named Hilleary Hutch. | S2>0OO mortgages rentostate’ Abply at aa to take action in regard tothe difficulty be- | son with Nagraney He was committed to the tween Judge Fisher and Mr. Joseph H Brad- | workhouse ley, Sr., was held this morning in the Orimi- ——_—.—_—_ nal Court room, at the City Hall, after thead- | Ur AGarn.—Georgianna Morris. colored, journment of the Equity Court. arrested by officer Homer, was yesterday W, D. Davidge. Esq. occupied the chair, | evening arraigned before Justice Hates, J. C. Marbury, Esq., discharged the duties of | charged by Ann Bell with committing an as. Secretary. ault and battery upon her. The ch: ‘On taking the chair, Mr. Davidge said it was | sustained, and she fined #1, eae. ree decided atthe last meeting to meet to-day for ——_e—__ the purpose of hearing the reportof the com- | Mow1nc.—The third crop of grass on Capitol mittee appointed then 'o inquire into the facts | Square is now undergoing close shearing at and circumstances relative to the difficuity | the bands of the reapers. As on former occa- between Judge Fisher and Mr. Bradley. sions, grass, when cut, is donated to poo 3! Mr. J.C. Kennedy said he had been absent | women, who are glad to get it as food for cows, from the city, and was absent at the last meet- a es ing when bis name was placed on the com- SanrTany Rerort.—T wo arrests were made mitieee He had recently returned, and had | of persons creating a muisance; three dead MAYO8's OFFICE, CITY HALL, ugust 6, 1837. Proposals will be received at this office until 12 o'clock m.. on WEDNESDAY, September & for taking down the old Wooden Bridge across Bock Creek, at_the western terminus of K street north. the bridge to be carefully taken apart, and the old material (iron bolte and timbers) to be placed in K street north at such place as the Mayor may direct. Bidders will state the time required to remove the structure, The Mayor reserves the right to rejoct any and ail proposals if it shall be to the interest of the corporation to do so. 5 RICHARD WALLACH, auSost [Intel.] Maye SRAPES ,GBAPES! GRAPES! ofall choice varieties, "RESH EVERY DAY, Wasuincton, D. edaenarnal ch- | Indiana avenue. between 31 ati 4's streets.” Also, Bachey uicatba heres ot icine Uisiice | a'tine suit of ROOMS for rent without Board. 1t” 5 = Sa » allat 49 street, Island. = abeth Campbell came to the station this morn- TN TNOHT ing complaining that while she was absent LUNCH EE LUNCH Oe eONOH! last night some one broke into her house, near | HENRY WILL takes pleasure to inform his the wharf, and stole 8 quantity of clothing | friends and patrons that he has removed and Te therefrom. opened hi P ee GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. N & EXC] EN’ 1 7 their, oi EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT | {heir particular for 60 day Orrice Hours: From9 o'clock a, m. to 5 o’clock p.m. an l-tt ‘ORACLE TRON Wonks” WASHINGTON CITY, Corner Ohio avenue and 13th street. ‘The subscribers, thankful for the patronage here- tofore bestowed upon them by the citizens of Wash- ington and others, take this occasion to state that they are still prepared, and have ample facilities, to perform all orders in their line of business. and lone in as expeditious, cheap and workmanlike a manner as can be done in this or the Northern cities. Their work comprises Steam Engines and Boilers, with all their appendages, either portable or stationary. for use on land or for, steamboats; Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mill Castings, iron or brass; Architectural or Mis. jought Tron. Work, or heavy For York, sich as Water, Tai or. Drs. LA FOREST . They have given tion to the treatment f ** Disease,” par =a = ERS and bi Fr 9 or Gano: no time to confer with the other members of | horses and three dead hogs were reported frgm Kendall Green Vineyard. meters, and. Pattern Making; in fact, all the Jn MONDAY MOR: " h,at 10 | 0! @ private character, for twenty years. This is the committee, and he had also learned that | removed; officer Sebastian superiniouded tne WHOLESALE AND RETAIL branches of Mechanics appertaining to's first-class | osj3 00 MRBNING. September oth. at 10 | the oldeat established Botanic Medical office in the several members of the committee were sb- | pnrial of one poor person. sent, and at me ume ped ie been a aooram eee in the city. A majority of the committee was Irems.— 2 ow out 9i town, dnd was impossible tomene | qAtE<ANDEIA [7ax16.—The Gazette of yester a report to-day, but he had strong hopes that jobn Byrant, oue of the parties implicated 4 report satisfactory to the bar and the court | inthe robbery of the store of Messrs. Black. would be made, and one which would result | iock & Uo, and who turned State's evidence, Foundry. They would also respectfully call the attention of the public to their ** Patent Differer- tial Return Tubular Boiler.” This plan of Boiler, patented by them in 1862, has now been introduced &nd in successful operation for various purposes, and has given general and entire satisfaction aa possessing cyery quailty. essential in a first-class steam generator, viz: Economy in fuel, facility for ba lis: Rev. N. P. Tillinghast, No. 59 ist street.an excel. | District, and have saved thousands from a din : excel’ | graceful'and horribledeath. How important it is, [ear Senor ment Chee Sheaen out MERI Lure) OO LEISY het for thove unfortunates whe have broughe ; hai disease upon themselves to be cured before it is Brussels. Three-ply aud Ingrain Carpets page ee Pea Walnut Extension and other Tables OUGLASS & BRO..503 oth street. have the rm atl. PEARSON'S Frait Depot, 491 sth streot, near Penna. avenue, au 27-10t OSEPH L. PEARSON, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, HAS REMOVED TO Bedsteads. Wash-stands, and Bureans e ¥ N y from priming or foaming, and latest style: the largest and best assort- in restoring those amicable relations pre viou CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS, cleaning, exemption d | Mattresses. Feather Beds, and Bedding IRTS. CORSETS, FURNISH- ly existing between the court and Mr Brad- | One of the antic-roomeof the Uourt tones mi | aus-lmif* (Second Story, Masonic Hall.) Prenat eget melee pd re faa Lounge, Whatnot, Chairs, sc ING GOODS, &c., in the city. Twenty Sprin Would adjourn natil some other dan ieee | morning. in charge of officer Sipple, for the ENNEBEC ICE COMPANY. gpaatracted Wy us a: these works,gnd are in operse GIGI, Geoeineae A tther Stoves Skirts 65 cents. au 29-60" ° 5 against Eu. = ion in this city and elsewhere. We w : 2 _ ae = ; 5 that the commitiee could make s report Pens King: Gas af the parti'a antler aries | _ The Kepasbee-1en Commagy até paw prepared to bvail curgelves of the opportunity to explain ita | agg, MANY Other ats BOWE TNE Ke conmalted by tadiew In need of the setviows tactory to all parties, and some good be leaped from & window, a dist:nce of tweaty | furnish the BEST QUALITY OF ICE to the citi- | merits and show it in operation in these * Works. [Intell } Auctioneer, | ofa skillful and reliable physician at his office, No. Tived from the same. And the meeting ad- | ;coPe4'T 4: ecard thie teow f zens of Washington. Orders left with our drivers | The following is. list of the Boilers on this plat 2 oo eal and Feeble physi rr ; journea unui the first Tuesday in October. pT dl pe Cane ne | or at the ofier, foot of Seveuth treat, will be | and now inuse, vis -—At Willard 's Hotel: tor warm: | PRY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. | Sciock in ite inovatey eet — ‘The school-honse for colored children, now | feultrewedto « “WhYCRBOLE S HALL.” | Jubn C. Hives’ Globe Brinting omens at United | VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE CORNER | fice in Baltimore, Md., 31 ‘Tne River FRonT, SEPTEMBER 3.—Carter s | in process of erection by the government, on an2-tf States Hotel, warming building; at Soldier’s Home PROPERTY, AT AUCTION Whorf.—Sailed schr. Pearl, Williams, Havre- | Alired atreet, between Oronoco and Princess, Re. of the city; at Lunatic Asylum. across the de-G . §. astern Branch; at U. 8. of ree} light. is almost completed, and will, when finished, On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September 4, | Senta i Appolntments by letier left atmy harf—Arrived, Sonr. Sarah M. | be one of the most commodiotis school bulla: at5 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises, | Opice will be faitufully atte AMES GUILD. DRALER IN NEW AND SEO Fu: on the cornér of Market and 2d streets, two valua: ‘D-HAND BN RE. Old Furniture me red ane Varnished. ith and repaired, and Me Building Lots, each fronting 28 feet 7 inches on | J)B.C, W.SONNENSCHMIDT. HOM@OPATH- Clayton. Watker, wood for Clark. ings mthe country. itis being bullton a lot | B streets, (near the canal.) Highest price paid for 5 2d street, with a depth of 125 feet on Market street. IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Polmer's, Wharf—Arrived, Pungy boat, | belonging to the colored people, is two stories | Second-hand Farniiare.” “if Sel-ls*” | peiler Tigress The corner lot is improved bys good Brame Build: 445 Mage: avenge, between Sth and 7th ate, Lookout, Hueheart, wood for market, high, and is one hundred feet front, on Alfred ii otomac river mn do. | ing. do.; at Eagle Ih ‘Works, Washington; stern wheel teamer ‘Gliding Btar, new being completed at these Riley's Wharf.—Arrived, schr. Orange. | street, by forty feet deep. Corvmaia HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Elsey, Nanticoke river, oysters for market. The tug boat Gov. Curtin, from below, yes- his professional services to the citizens ¢ ot LYING-IN ASYLUM, ALso. Washi % hours from 8 to 11 Two Lots, each fronting 17 feet 6 inches on 2a epee red nesta argo a Tda: ‘ning, coal vessel, urteenth street, (circle, f M street, street, adjoining the above, with a depth of 125 feet oie SNA Sis Aw) NE Drought here his season; out several otuereare | up, sshareat Maryland Point, Teisaapyeosa | TOOT ps, Griny Bryer J HMM ELLIS BRO. | Saeilnneoved yg gery FenmeDireling Hows.” | J ADIRG PLPASE, BEAD, THIS WILLIAM SES Wh aited, chit sada Sie ie sen erer Contes eco en ides | This institution has boon established for thore- | BEBBBPPPPPPEPEPPPPPPPPPPP | months. with interest, secured by adeed oftrustom | dred (6a) well-made stamps cl elegant do Mebevite for Georgstown, to load with | boomed emi, Reavily loadod boon ap: | SetepouRat te hae aoe wea wis Feelin aS UAE ERE EGS | Bencerean ace te bores Se Bomeeee itt, McDevitt, for Georgetown, ‘with | bottomed vessel, heavily and ap, Rar to their sex and for the admission ofthe purchaser : ¥ - eoal for Philadelphia. ashore at Dade's Shoals, in Nanjomoy Reach, | of such females as imay sexdive the comforts of the NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. auZeot “Uintel. & Courier.]_Auctionedr. | Hon furaleh Cushions and Brushes, aud expiaim Brown's | Wharf. — Arrived, schr. John | A lighter was sent down this. morning to her Wing-tn chamber. health; GEO. B. WILSON. Py at Aci Dn ae ae Sete? Gace 1s KTGLES. cake Hamilton, Hunt, Uharles county, wood for | assistance. ‘The Duilding is attuated tn the moat healthy por- . B. market. Tn accordance with an act passed by the | tion of the District, surrounded by its owngrounds, Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson, Cars pass the door ever smalfcapital should call at once. The Wawaset made 8 trip to Mount Vernon | City Council, August 20th, entitled “an act for ‘EAM Hh sed in Baltim< lad: ‘ishing to W*- Bi YENG AND CLEANSING. © chaege In this profitable, busizens sod’ haviage REMENT ie mm st. ING A} 3 Ls] No. 5@2 SEVENTH STREET, Office, No. 45 foterso} ive minutes. board a large ever ” Mays ‘Terms of ion: #rom $6 to $10 por week, in ss a 2 ARBIED AND SINGLE LADIES—All in tpasage ee Siarge member | Tatheta will commence to-morrow moratagee, | Secoremee wien the rope, reaulreg, payable i Aa ‘Uuiter Ca Relies: Fea: pollten Taptitute, 1AM" s rebuilt isos and ia'now by | IVE trouble cal.” “Business private and strictly Onruans’ Count—Juige Purcell.—To.day | have failed t0 pee thalr ledaee taxes © Ta | And Buraical attendance. dddddddddddddddddddddd | tieusdisinicocton ofconntey co mene: | Cintas. tag MADAM NELSON. P , urcell.— To. bh eva “f ies” a8, nn. letters of administration was lesued to Trax. | On Friday night last, watchmen Baxter and. mE Lair * afdds Dyeing snd Scouring of all kinds dene in the best between 2d and Sd'str yon, Beall on he estate of the late George | Allston, on helt rounds, discovered in the iy SURGEON A Ur. Be Hey manner. ‘Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber licits th tinned custom of the community. *Usode recel' ceived and returned by express wih, the ntmost pros Post Office, Beall ; bond $4.000. middle of Water street, between King an: H. J. McLaughlin was appointed guardian | Prince, & large sized and perfectly wild opos- to the orphans of G. W. Keatung: bond $2,000. | sum. He was of course captured secured. Terese Hill’s will, previously filed, was fal- Thirteen marriage licenses were from ome NAN Oo, | K2* 2 ted States A: ly proven, and letters testamentary were is- | the Clerk's Oflice during the month of Angust. THs atte pt Rie SOF ete sot! Washington, Ps ala en eatarday hen sued to Mrs. C. V..N. Callan ; bond . —-_—_. Fy MGLENEDT. M'D. New York avonue, The examination of witnesses inthe De ‘WE HAVE BREN MUCH GRATIFIRD lately at W.P. JOHNSTON, M. jn. FAVORABLE GRAFTON TYLER, M.D., wn. ¥ HOWARD, M.D.) F street. Orders for admisstono the free beds tn this hos- tal (ot which Vaughn will case was resumed. emeny i ienahe! hen business rs cm and prosperity of our ¢itizens m different HyYMENIAL.—A large number of persons.as- Lickecteress fi Ie creed Bnd recently, es Morning, at 11 o'clock, fo witarss tue jarriage | Messrs. Joyes, Jackson & doyse we wore tore of Walter 0. Hunt, Esq Realtor at the | than grat with our inspection of the fine gourient of com, i js tabliabment, which tas} F Stor office, and Miss Louise D. Stree: Gioetirand M70) below Pensenteene NITY TO Bor | Stet ? perusing A CHEAP DRY, GO we yhyd selling v The ‘Secret Mriand >" Sent pa a a for Fall ‘Biook, ig bave, also just opened 7.00 | Sias’A BUCART & UD. Boston: Mass notior” eee 4 PAWNBROKERS,. ‘are 3),) can be obtained of urge "nis oftice, 184 1 etrect, or any ithe Modicalstaffrando ot the Bova. Drs: Hall 5 Gillette, Wi ‘widor soldiers desiring admission ‘ives and ywe of soldi U, . : poco AREER TAR OF this city, The ceremony was ar ‘are | four stories | willapply tothe Surgeon General, ‘SED AW it Rev. WT. Johsson. ands besatitel Wedding | DIL cover acpess af over iene etes | a0, el ig Bridge street, Georgetown. | 34 QUE AND-A-HA gE ES West, march was rendered choir. The happy | Disb, Patients living at a distance desire to come couple, after receiving the congratulations of | ¢et, the main structure being 77 feet front by | 1. /hiedustitution i$ can secure el eae yaoi q near Pennsylvania avenue, - ae eee edo the Sopot. and tet | 10) feat tm, depth. Od the tral oor are, be” | Home yy wppiring by, ter 1 sep rat senis: aandage : Seon of Parchomine; 45 cont, R= ESTATBA ENGY. ; the, Blghest cash sdvances om sil kinds, of On the 12.15 train for. Saratoga Springs, where | sides theives, two ro RD wa wipe,” | Band: Tevarihas # omy {CK TAYLOR, se Faatstbeis take thle bethod 9f titormt ‘at reasonabl % “Ce retinitis" | oa mers | Jie SR Tp te | NT | ee and wi I sak? Yo a : 3 ‘No. 61 LOUISIANA A’ f D ‘end ‘Bt private Muvsto.—By the advertisement elsewhere it | Shd tarnished mina eis ie i : 8 ULLRICH. Ju. ‘and sale er pee wilt be geen that MY Louie EW W On ond fi the a se, ftslee jpe-tme Ons ead balfecusrer oech ra ‘ Sea corals Das | see ese merece eet oem swhere they w: leaden ot Weber's celebrated Hrass and Striug | won worteneps Fea Band, is prepared now to furnish music onthe | the mmanuiacturs, of running gear or Prep Oo commodating terms. | carriages The stoferooms are x my. ‘Weber bas y xpesanes = large ‘and full of Marine Hand. is 8 | kinde—spokes, moet scoot niiehed. fansician, and he has'got | material manuiac wend ————_o—__ ry S415) | pets, m THs BOARD OF ALDumwEN did nit sdjourn | comprised, 12 o'el - | Sbundance onfil etter lock deeh Bight, end, paane foovit kome tong Aistancessas ‘to neing. Midnigh: eerie gabe an ory | is _jytams_dunantuasine srt asa PEPREANG "Warranted fast colores Wil vad % Seample, and try i acsearle es ea et He : PAYMENT OF TAXES — Vine eee ix ‘ ‘AM TAX TITLES. inaare WF esciachee he hipmage foe ye : of in the Having had a number ofyests\experience i of tbs, commen aes Lerner | ‘ Ho repli SMEBLEY & A pease, HOOCES © Gornor Vermont ave. and @ horse snd buggy which | Kinds. RS— enperior ES, IQUID BENNET. from Dr. Wheeler, of the | The Messrs. Joyce justly prize themselves FURR coo ges y SacBee ole VL ios OR Bog ti ny ibareae, ga tas aby previces: upon the excellence and high finish of ali their BRA ae rarer ED Gg ate by Wie ‘At King Place,