Evening Star Newspaper, September 4, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. av For “AUCTION SALus” advertisements ceo fourth page Of to-day’s SraR. LOCAL NEWS. ANOTHER VISITING Bask Batt Oivs.—The Union Base Ball Club of Lansingburg, N. Y.. jamiliarly known as the “Haymakers,” arrived here last evening, and were escorted to Wil- Isrds', And this afternoon they will play & match game with the National, of this city. ‘The visitors, with their friends, number about fifty, and are headed by Dr. Welch, the Pres- jdeot. The nine of the Nictene is composed ot Craver, catcber; McKeon, right field; Abrams, pitcher; Flinn, second base; Leavenworth, first base; Ward, short stop; M. King, center field; S. King, left field; Penfield, third base. Tne Naticnals will play the same nine with which they played the Mutuais, with the exception that Suudley takes the place of E. Smith, in the left field. The following are the pine: Parker, Wright, Norton, Berthrong, Seer Fledger, Hodges, Williams, and Smith. _ The Nationals met the strangers yesterday evening and conducted them to their quarters, and this forenoon took their guests to visit some of the public buildings. They called at the Executive mansion but did not see the President, but will pay another visit there to- morrow morning. ‘he following are the names of the visitors registered at Willards: Dr. S. P. Welch, president; W.C. Groesbeck, James ma aniae Wm. M.Lee, Thos. S. Dn- son, W. H. VanKleck, Thomas Abrams, Wm. Craver, Sonny Dovinsworth, Jas. Ward, C. Fenfle . MecAtee, S. King, P. McCune, Wm. Flynn. John Schofield. J. H. D.. King, C. B. Sessions, Henry Porlton, Thomas Gro- nan, John H. Campbell, Wm. Hunt, John H. Allen, Joshua Mors, A. Batchelor, 0. L. Mc- Arthur, Hon. James McKeon, Hon. Thomas Ulomy, Jaa. F. Cleary, Wm. N.Sleary, J. W Onurenill, George W. Lasson,O. A. Alexan- der. and Geo. Pierce. The Unions will leaye to-morrow evening tor Philadelphia, where, on Friday, they will engage with the Athletics, and on Saturday witb the Quaker C.ty Base Ball Club, both of Philadelphia. THE GAME THIS APTERNOON, About 2.20 the visiting club arrived on the grounds of the National, 16th and S streets, and about the same hour the public began to wend their way thitherward, taking the street cars and on foot. The crowd at the commencement of the game was not, however, as large as at the jormer maich between the Nationals and Mauruals. The Union Club are a remarkably fine look- ing set of young men, uniformed similarly to tne Nationals, excep ing that they wear red caps and white belts At2 45 game was called, John Scofield being the scorer of the Union, and John T. Potter, ofthe National; Robert Drinkark, ofthe Wash. ington Union Club, was chosen umpire. The Unions went to bat, and Craver senta beavy ball to right figld and made a rua; stop, stop, went McKesn followed with one to snort thrown to second base by short and muffed by Parker. Abrahams yext, battd a foul, and was eut by Fletcher. Flinn followed by the right field, thrown to the first base and wa> put out Leavenworth went to bat and sent to first base when it was taken by Fletcher. The Unions therefore inthe first innings made one run; McCune being left on d base The Nationals then went to bat, and Wright sent one to short-stop, on which he made his first base. Norton followed, making @ alt to the cemtre fleld. om which Wright came in. and by a wild throw be came in also amid applause cf spectators. Bertbrong took the bat and seni One to the third base, which was thrown to first, amd ne was caught oat. Studley, the favorite, took the bat, and sent 4 ball to third, on which he made his first. Par- ker tollowed. making three strikes, going out. Fletcher got oat on a foul, Studley being leti on the 2d, the Nationals making two rans. PROVEMENTS.—Messts Moses Kelly, A. A. Shephard, and others, have recently pur- chased trom the trustees of Gonzaga Uollege the balf square of groand bordering on North Cspitol street, between H and I streets, for >5,000, and intend to erect this season 16 first class three story brick houses with marble trimmings, and to erect the same number of awellings next season. Gen. Williams has recently greatly improved the Douglas property at the corner of New Jereey avenue and I street. Mr. Entwisle being the contractor. A handsome addition has been erected with French roof, and the old residence is now baving the same style of roof being placed on it. Mr. Jacob Bool has completed this season a handsome four story press brick front store aud dwelling house on 7th street, between G and H, which, with the lot, cost 15,00. Mr. ©. P. Fleming was the carpenter and contract- or. — Davie, bricklayer: A. Whelan, painter: J. Russell, plasterer, and McLinton & Eckloff, plumbers. Tue House CaRPEexTER’s ASSOCIATION.— ‘The regular semi-ancual meeting of the House Carpenter’s Association, teok place last night in German Hall, Eleventh street—the Presi- dent, Mr. James H. Reed, in_the chair, with Mr. William H. Champion, Secretary. After the admission of several new members, the meeting proceeded to the election of offi- cers, with the following result: President, James H. Reea; Vice President, O. B. Green- well; Recording Secretary, B. L. Nevins; Financial Secretary, Charles M.O' Bold: Treas- urer,Jobn W. Lansdale; Sergeant-at-Arm: Bb. F. Snelling; Standing Commitee, Messrs . ©. B. Greenwell, J. E. Davis, J. Kersey, and B.L. Nevins. As delegates to the Working- men’s Assembly, Messrs. James H. Reed, J. Kersey, and Charles M.O’Bold, were elected. The ‘Association thereupon adjourned tili next Tuesday night —-—__. Tug Escarror Joun Briaw.—The young man Jobo Brian, arrested as a participant in the late robbery of the sure of Blackiock i Co., and who escaped from custody yesterday by Jeaping from @ window in the court-honse, is still at large, though the sheriff. accompan_ ied by Qnother officer, are in pursuit of him. Notwithstanding the efforts of the police, who Were on hig track iast night in the southern partof the city, he managed to successfully elude them,and made his way safely out of th « corporation limits by taking @ skiff belon; to 8 young man named Siseon, at the light- bouse, om Jones’ Point, and paddiing toa lo- cahty on the southern shore of Hunting Creek, known as + Hell Hole,” where it was sent for this morning. It is supposed he is on his way to Fredericksburg. If so, however, itisthonght ne will be recaptured.—Alez. Gazette, yester- ges, THREATS TO SHOOT AN OrriceR.—Oa Mon- duy afternoon, @s one of the Deputy Collect- ors of Internal Revenue, under Mr. Clephane. Was in th arge of his duties, on @ gener- al examination of all places of business, he stepped into the restaurant kept by Mr. Jas. Boyle, corner of 24 and B streets. The mates of the place knew the officer and or- dered him out. He refused to go. A pistol was presented before him and threats were made that if he (the officer) did not leave he would get shot. The penalty for resisting an Interna) Revenue officer in the discharge of ‘his duties is $600 fine and imprisonment for two years. eee A Mopal Yacur.—At the boat yard of Messrs. Roby & Evans, foot of ith street wharf, a handsome sailing yacht is being built for the next regatta. which is to come off on che i2th instant. The boat, which bas not been named, isto be built after the patiera of the Al. Dagar, the little fast sailer trom Phila- delphia, which won the first prize with such ease at the late race to Fort Washington and back, on the 23d instant. Some improvements are to be made, which, itis believed, will give ber a sailing capacity superior to that of any boat of her size whieh bas yet entered these waters. tg HONE AGaIn.—The “Odd Five,” “Fly Gap” James McDevitt, Bush |. Gaptain and In- ector of Police: M. Y. Holley, of Police ‘Telegraph; L. P. Seibold, ot Fire Alarm Tele- grapD; E. B. Wheeler, who acted as (uar- termaster, have arrived home after spending & week at Yuba Dam (below Potomac creek) ic bunting, fishing, &c., during which time they managed to e@c such & quantity of fish as to make it difficult to change a sbirton ac. of the fish bones count, gy meer ing from their skins, id Wiber, who fora long pied the Assistant Foreman's in the press room of the Goverament Printing Office, died yesterday after an illness oftwo montbs of consumption. Mr. Wiber Was a native of Wasbington, anda young pan ofsuch correct habits asto m;ke every ac- “uaintsneé @ friend. He was a member of Cevtral Lodge and Mount Nebo Encampment ot Odd Fellows, who will attend his funeral to-morrow aiternoon. ——— ReLinven.—Hospital Steward J. W. Os- borpe, U.S Army, for more than two years on duty ns clerk in the Sargeon General's Of- fies nder Dr. J.J. Woodward. U. S. army, was yesterday relieved from duty, and o1- dered to report to the commanding officer and medical director of the De} tof Dakota fer assignment to duty. Bir. Osborne leaves bosts of friends, who wish him prosperity in his new fleld of operations. pica att Tue’ K Sreeet Bervos.—at noon to-day, proposals were opeued in the for the removal Of the wooden bridge at K street north, across Rock Creek, ik to be done im ten days. H. ©. Hepburn, $397; Gwynn Harris, $355;and Peter Hepburn, $300. The contract was awarded to the festenamed. perl tebe ew di Saxrrany Work.—T wo arrests were of persons creating A nuisance, and $i0 Am pos seven dead horses and six dead dogs ‘Were reported and removed yesterday, 7 Deap—Mr. Geerge OC. Whiting, for many years past in charge of the bdreau for the eup- pression of the African slave trade, Interior Department, died this morningabout! o'clock, at his resi tence on 1 street, after hort ill- ness. Mr. Whiting has been in the Depart- ments of the Government for the past thirty years, and was higbly esteemed bya large number of friends. He was a prominent Ma- son, &nd will be buried with Masonic honors. He bas filled several important positions an- der the Government, and always Proved a faithful and valuable office: Ges ORPHANS’ CoURT-—Judge Purcell —After our Teport closed yesterday, last will aad testa- ment of Wm. ‘A: Bradley, |. was fally Proven. He bequeathes all of his real ed sonal estate ‘to his son, William A. Bradley, Jr. and his cousin, A, Thomas Bradley, wa0 Sre to set apart the house in which he lived, together with all the household goods, to hi wife; and out of the net income of the estate to pay his wife one equal third part annually or quarterly. The trustees are to divide allot his estate immediately after his death into tour equal parts, which, if they canmot agree upon, they mast call in a third uninterested party to aid them; one of the parts to go to his son Wil- Mam A. Bradley, Jr; one part tothe children of Dis son, now or hereafter born in lawful ‘wedlock; Dye part to his dsughter, Jeanette H. Linton; and one part to his daughter, Si ney T. Edelin, whose portion shali embrace the property owned by him in New York; and if eitmer of his daughters should die without issue, their poriions shall go to the children of his son, William A. Bradley, Jr., now or here- atter born. ‘The last will and testament of Mrs.’ Anna P. Harvey, deceased, was filed and partially ven. She diracted that the sam of $573.50 Bee ually divided betweeh Catharine Harvey and ‘Path Benson, and all other money to Anna R. Mo@regory. "and some minor things which belonged to deceased: also, the sum of $500, which was the amount of the deceased's title in the bequest of her father, (Edward Key,)in his last will and testament to Anna R. Mc- Gregory. peeks Rha Reat Estate Sates —Messrs. Cooper & Latimer, auctioneers, yesterday sold part of lot 12, in square 177, containing 2,000 square feet, corner of 16th and P etreets. to Thomas Frisby, at 1S cts per foot, and part of the same lot, same number of feet, was sold to Thomas N. Adams, at 15 cts. per foot. Messrs. Green & Williams, yesteraay sold a lot on Ist street east, between Cand D streets north, 18 teet front by 76 feet in depih, to Anna Hartrech. at 25 cents per foot: on Monday, a two story brick house on 2d street north, be- h and éth streets west. being part of in square 427, having U feet front by s feet in depih, to Pierce Smoemaker, tor 3,47. last week, a two story frame house on () street morth, between i2th street and Vermont avi nue. in square 27, to Thos. Herliby. for $1.60 and part of lot No. 13. in sqnare 499, with a frame building, fronting on 6th street west, ; Bear South I street, to Jesse A. Shinn, for “30: and <be east part of lot No. 10. in square S3s, on Maryland avenue, between 5th and bib t, to Frank Courtney, at 22 cis. per Tot No. 23, in square #20, on North dM streets, with improvements, to 00. PovicR ARREsts.—Ohas. E. William small white boy, was arrested this morn by officer Wallingstord, on complaint of Al- exander M. Anderson, charging him with buving stoien a lot of jewelry. wearing ap parel, &c. The accused wastaken before Jus« lice Morseli, and the case partially estab- lished: but on accountof his youth he was discharged. George W. Drew, arrested by officer Wal- Mingsford, on the charge 0: disorderly conduct and using abusive language towards Mrs. An- nie Straus. was fined py Justice Morsell $2 The difficulty arose in-consaquence of a diffi- culty between the children of the two fami ies. John Ready, whiie. charged with having stolen money from Rosa Vyte, was dismissed. Rosa Vyte was fined $2 for committing an as- sult upon Thes. Adams.a youth, whom she charged with having robbed her money draw- erofsi6. The arrests were made by officer Kearney and cases disposed of by Justice Morseli. Ee ee ‘ CHARCED WITH GaMBLING.—George Brad: ford, Jobn James and W. James, were ar- raigned before Justice Hazard on yesterday, cbarged “with keeping a gambling house and gaming table. and swindling Edward Liliy ont of $45, by meansof a tin box, out of which cards are drawn.” Upon calling the case. it turned out that Lilly, the plaintiff. entered the atoresaid alleged gambling house on Sunday last, and pawned his watch for $45, with which he obtained permission to open a little game of faro, he dealing the cards himself. The kame progressed with fluctuating results for some time: but finally Lilly was beaten out of bis money, and thereupon he entered com- piaine of swindling against the winners. ‘hese facts necessitated the discharge of the parties, because of the inability of the plaintif’ to testify without implicating himselt. — BUTLERS’ AssoclaTIon.—The regular week- ly meeting of the Butlers’ Association was Held at the hail of the association, on K, be- tween 12th and 13th streets, Jast evening. R. A. Buchanan, president, in the chair, and Thomas A. Nichols acting as secretary. The meeting was opened by prayer by Mr. Thomison, atier which a hymn was sang. Mr. Hubbard moved that members ad- dressing the association without rising make them liable to a fine: which was carried Mr. Evans moved that every member uot attending the meetings of the association, should be fined m accordance with the consti- tution, except when they presented a reason- able excus: Sons or TemPeranc umbia Division, No. 13, Sons of Temperance, organized about @ year ago in theeastern part of the city, is now. one of the most prosperous divisions in the District, numbering, as it does, about 220 mem- bers, to which the lady visitors added make a membership of over 400, and many of those hew temperance men are those who were for- merly addicted to drinking to excess. This division bas. like others, made its weekly meet- ings attractive by am entertainment. and con- sequently the meetings are well attended. On Monday night, this entertainment consisted of @ charade. a tableaux representing the Dying Chiid, with tne mother’s spirit awaiting to re- ceive 1, and singing by Messrs. Mundell, ‘Webster, Forsyth and Sinclair. ——_e—_—_ THE JAMESTOWN WzEBD.—We have i this section @ poisonous weed. the well-known da- tura stramonium, otherwise called Jamestown weed, jimson weed, and erroneously, night- shade. poison weed, and a dozen other names. Chemists extract from ita virulent poison, and it has certain medical uses. But where a single plant is applied to apy good, acres of it grow. Nota year passes but we have to tell the story of @ number of children poisoned to dedtb by eating of the seed-pods of this harm- tul plant. Asit thrives best near dweiling- houses, parties having it about would do weil to have it pulled up by the roots aud destroyed, Qs it is BOW most dangerous. ——_o——_ Wasnincton NaTionaL MoycmenT As- SOCTATION.—A meeting of this Association wns beld yesterday at the office of Joha Car- Toll Brent, Eaq., in the west basement of the City Hall. Mayor Wallach presided,and J. Carroll Brent acted as secretary. The death of William A. Bradley, Esq., was announced, and a commitiee a ited to prepare a trib- t tohis memory, a will be officially. Hen. Join M. Broad- wa occasioned by the death of Mr. Bradie: ee THE MiesinG PILOT.—Mr. Robert Boswel, pilot of t teamer Winnisimmet. whose sin- gplar opreeacs ‘Was noticed in yester- day's Star, has been heard from. Hoe was seen this morning in Baltimore, with a carpet sack is hand, m the neighborhood of the steam. er Hi Livingston’s landing, aud as it is report- ed thet the commanding officer of that boat has made Mr. Boswell an offer of a position ata higher salary, In all probability his object of going there it to secure the place. Last night 1 Boswell came up to this city in search of her hesband, and was. very mu distressed, <2 HYMENIAL.—Mr, John F. Parsons. a clerk | in the Pension Office, was joined im the holy bonds of wedlock to Mise Elizabeth Morland, yesteraay afternoon, at three o'clock. = Le w’s Church, by the Rev. Father Vite. ‘be happy couple bave started on their wedding tour, . Parsons fs weil known througheut the District asa fine voca- ligt, and it is hoped his ol of condition ‘will not deprive the community of the ‘plea- sure of Rearing him occasfonally. LL Pic Nic.—On Monday night, a number of the Metropolitan Hook Ladder Jompany, well supplied visions, He, de., Gnd gpent'a moet deuiguital ‘pleaie at Bright: —— Hany ex's EmPorium —Mr, T. M. basalready moved the wholesale branch ot establisbment to bis. fine: building, corner ef 1th et Se ‘Avenne, and is to-day jusy in sen other sbell-fish to, and families, —— Satz ov Monet.—At the second meeting of the New Provident Building ‘Assooiation, held eeerray oa the money collected, Defore Justice Walter’ assault ana battery, end ‘ Poutom ‘ARY.—The wi of arte als by tte pos eonaage ee a while the amouut of fines imposed was 9126.50 | the resignation of Wm. Murray, extraman of sters and’ |' ews Rives -Survumame 4—Ar- } The Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting. TY ITEMS. tone bf coeldor ft Bart © Bree Eogeciae sod roerhana | Sa de Campy 1m Surra’s Woons, near Hanover REMARKABLE Svocess.—During the past Birdsall ton, Puncanignie sake or Switch, Anne Aranéel county, Md., Sept, 2d) | week Morse & Co., have been unable tosupply Cool Hor Wilson’ E. Brown Ralied sear | Wl—Dear Air: On Sunday atterncon; Rov. | ibe demand fer tes ra vernee fans Mesa Seer Jane. McShaw, Gibbs, a cargo of manure | D. E. Reese an able sermon from | i#¢ Machines, and the more the Machines be- for Bristol, Pa. Romans, ist ¢ come and 16th verse, to quite Ce oe known, the ter the demand for them. Riley's Wharf.—Arrived, schr.5. L. Percy, | large conerone: At night, Rev. W. M. ey are undoubdtedly the best Machine in Ponison, Philadeipbia, coal for Mayor Brit- | Poisal, of timore, P) or from Revela- { use. Ball; sloop Empire. Hamiton, mouth of Poto- | tions, 2ist chapter and it verse. After. reaching, both afternoon and eveni: very | Bor’s Wuitz anv Cotogep SaiRts, all interesting prayer meetings were held, and Mac river, with 1,000 bunches of fine trout for ne befo: f the day closed at 10 thins trom TBtoie inch ae ot suits i's WI — % vy re the services o! losed a a fo 18 imches neck: mea's shi: Finches ty one araod:tur 5. lic Hailey. aeied, ‘clock at night, several penttents were at the | With and without collars, and all kinds of °' Bri; aries Miller, Brewer, to Georgetown | @llar, and there were other cheering signs that to load with coal for the SsaporeNavy, cere. the meeting, would be productive of good re- Sixth Street Wharf.—Arrived—Schrs. D,’ W. Saunders, Wicks, N. Y., 200 tons of stone for This morning the iggnand po dampened by Acker; A. F. Kingsburg, Thomas, Molden, N. | the rain, and aitairs ked gi pony. generally, Y.. 205 tons of stone for Acker. Ssiled.steam- | but an excellent meeting was be = the meet- er Kennebec. Talbot, for lower river, light. | ing tent, and at 11 o'clock Se ve sermon The followivug arrivals, from the tet to the po ira aggre crepe ahh pe : iny. ae a i t . me” have been reported at Eastern excellent prayer meeting was held at the. : Guinand’s Wharf —Arrived—sehrs. Isabella, | At3 o'clock quite a large congregration, under ‘wood for market: E. V. Glover, 3:0 tons coal | the circumstances, counts oe the sound of toGuinand: Harvest, Butler, pine wood, Sarah | the trumpet, when Rev. W. W. Reese preached Lavinia, Murdock, pine w from 24 Timothy, 4th chapter —_ * verse, Williams & Jolly’s Wharf —Arrived—schra, | ‘For godliness is profitable unto all things. Enterprise, Simmons, wood for market; Elite, ‘he meeting is evidentiv growing io interest Wooltord, 136 tons coal from Havre-de-Grace, | 804 & spirit ef seriousness orerzereade the for Wm. Barbour. Sailed—schr. Enterprise, | CODsTegations. Sinners are now ai e alter irts, st Henning’s one price atore, No. 585 7th street, near Maryland avenue. - JRWRLEY.—Hoop Bog Setts, Drops, Jet Obains, Sitver-piated Forks. received this morning, Doliar Jewelry Store, avenue, near 4\ street. Spangle Jet ‘Spoons and at Prigg’s O1 No. 433 Pennsylvania CorssT STEELS at 5 centsa pair, at Charles Baum’s celebrated Hoop Skirt and Uorset man. cary: 49 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street. ——_-~— A GREAT NoveLty.—Juet received, less Kid Gloves, superior to Alexandre Oscar Kleinberger's, 512 Seventh street. immons, down river, light. seeking the forgiveness of 8 while the WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READERS, be Green's Whar ‘Arrived-—echrs, Terrade, | People of God are giving him tne ry. who will shortly have to put on Balmorais, ‘wood for market; Benj. Oox, wood for market; | _Revs.S. B. Southeriand, John R. Nichols, | to nave them stamped in imitation of braid. Coral, Myere, pine wood. and J.B. Jones arrived to-day, and Rev. Mr. | now so fashionable in New York, giving the Clarke's. Wharf.—Arrived—Tropic, Banke, | Nichols preached to-night, ones te rs of | skirt a neat appearance, and not half the cost ‘with spiles. salvation presented themselves, and the glory | of nraiding. Wm. Prince, Ninth street, ie the —_—__—_. of the Lord was displayed in the conversion of Guiry, one here who stamps in fast colors. For Equity Court, Judge Wylie.—This morning | souls and the rejoic! ing of saints. Themeeting | children’s clothing ladies will find this a great it was decided tot to certain 8 motion to | Was kept up unti? 11 o'clock. R. saving. 7,30,2; Admit members of the bar, having no power ——_e—___ mit Such except in general term. >, r THE FRET.—wr. White, Obiropodist, 424 ony ‘agt. John F. Ulark; rule to show cause EDUCATIONAL. Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- discharged. Cox agt. Cox; order of publication. Fells agt. Dawling, order ‘tor delinquent purchasers to comply with sale and sale con- essed nisi. State of Ohio agt. Jas. C. Wetmore; motion filed for preventing writof mandamus dis- charged, ‘Wagner against Mack; leave granted to file amended declaration. Terrett against Terrett ¢/a/.; guardian ad litem appointed. Townsend aginst Hilton; rale to show cause why application shall not be allowed. Schneider against Jones ci al.; order of pub- Ucation. Heap et ai. against Heap e¢/ «/.; final confire mation of sal White ct al. against Johnson; order of sale. halfand Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, &c., without pain. Office hours WpRe MISSES BURGESS. 472 H, between oth from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. 4 ‘und toth streets, will re-open their School for Young Ladies on Monday , September Iith. se Diw&eolw™ (HE BORROMEO COLLEGIATEINSTITUTE, Bultimore County, Md. opens its, 1sth session i tion apply to Bey. E.G. 5. WALDRON, fe nation . B.Q. 8. Ny Pivevilier Mae ee ‘au 31-14t* at ies Will be resumed at thie institution on MONDAY, September 2, on which day the classes will be open for the admission of students. Tne course of studies is substantially the same in form as prevails in the Jesuit Colleses of Europe, and as it has existed since 1790 in our own country; and this course is now complete by the establishment clags of Philosophy. Logie, Metaphysics and s, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry and the MARTYRS TO UARELESSNESS.—If all the teeth that bave been ruined by neglect could be strong together, they would reach thrice round the world. There may have been some excuse for this hayoc in days gone by, when there was no absolute safeguard against den- tal decay in existence, but there is no apology foritnow. Fragrant Sozodont, the world-re- nowned antiseptic dentifrice, as certainly pro- tects the teeth against decay, as oil prevents steel from rusting, or water arrests the pro- gress of fire. @0 ‘A COLLEGE, BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STs. ——_-—___ Prick LieT of Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Goods, 494 7th street, between D and E, three inst Lichau et ai.; or 1 higher'Mathematics will constitute the subject mat- | doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall: Balt against Lichauet ai.; order to sell real tert it i clans Additional profesaors have been ors Collars, 12 cents per box; Imitation Owen etal. against Henderson ef ai; order | S°CUre now Apparatas nas ee bape Se inen Collars, 18 cents per box; Goldsmith appointing J.J. Johnson guardian of litem, | f° tine experiments. Thecourse of Mathematics | Byron's Collars, 1S cente per box; good Cot- 1. U. Baker agt. E. P. Doherty ¢/ al; erder | trauches. Booking and Banking Business, Alze. | t00 half hose, 10' cents per pair; Beet English extending time for defenaants *o take testi- | bra. Geometry, Trigonometry. Calculus, Survey- | half bose, 50 cents per pair: good heavy Meri- Mony. This case is brought that the court | ing and Astronomy. In the Commercial Depart- | no Undershirts, 75¢c.. 9c. and $1; good heavy may apporuon the award Offered by the city | ment particular attention will be paid to all the | Mermo Drawers, 75¢., 9c. and $l: good White for Un capture ct ihe aceatetea branches ofa sound, practical English education : ; No. 1 White Shirt, 7,26,1: a Wants, MOLES, VASCULAR EXCRESED &c., cured by Dr. White, Chiropodist, Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- half and Sixth streets. gotcha SEER QuEsTION.—How can Franc affdrd to sell Gent's Furnishing Goods cheaper than any store of this city ? Answer.—He buys ALL his goods for cash— sells more of them—and is satisfied with smaller rofits. PiGall at 404 7th street, between D and E, three doors above Udd Fellow’s Hall. 7,26)1: Int 835i ‘ours the English branch standard of the cla: he taught without ext r further aut Y Roe any COLLEGE nglish Composition and Will be proportioned to the French aud German will charge, For catalogues Hy at the College I: is probable that the September term will be cloged to-morrow. A New Orrice.—The Corporation Police, of which Mr. James Lynch has been the chief fora number ofyears, having been legislated out of existence, the room occupied by the Chiei, in the basemen: of the west wing of the City Hall, has been assigned to the use of the Board of Health, and Dr. Dove, the Secretary, took charge t informatio ent. ICOTT CITY. MD. es will resutaed in this Institution on MONDAY, Septembe: ard. Washing, and Tuition, $260; Entrance Physic.an’s fee. 5. Music and Drawing ——_e—_—_. A New CoLoReD CBURCH.—We hear that the frame school house, corner jst and K streets, is about to be converted into a church, for the 0, BETTELIN, President. /RGETOWN COLLEGE, D. ¢ accommodation of the colored Catholics, who din this Institution on the | WrapprnG PAPER FOR SALE.—Apply atthe how attend St. Aloysius Church, and that arther information apply to. | Star office. Rey. Father Wigett will cause the erection of a BA. MAGUIRE. SS. —___e—____ new school houge to accommodate the pupils Presideiit, | |, PENxIRs can be had in any quantities at the ——e——__ - = ar office counter. THE FIRE CoMMISSIONERS.At the meeting INARY, A Boarding ath street, Washin will be resumeil of the Fire Commiss: mers, on, Monday night, atou. GEORGETOWN ADVERMTS, No.3 steamer, to take effect from the 25th of last month, was received and accepted. Walter Live BOARDING “AND DAY ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNEBSHIP. Cox and Caarles Mead were appointed euper- FOR YOUNG LADIES, will be b* Copartnership of BAKER & CROPLEY pumeraries of No. 3. and Geo. Harrison of ign of pupils om MONDAY this day dissnived by mutual consent, to take 0.1. corner of 18th from September Ist. — 2 es for ladies and gentlemen inthe «d to the late firm will please call and Ts WEATHER—The heat of to-day was guages Will be resumed about the 15th nent. at the Old Stud, with Re ke quite opp: ive, wralen rengered: out-door io- 5 n auZ-im 61 Water st., Georget eae [ comotion very uncomfortable. At Messrs. | \ PISSES Pi D KING willl reopen their %. BAKER.” Franklin & Co.'s optician establisnment the | VI Loheol on Monduns ptember 2d. at Nocisin- e Lecst R.L.CROPLEY. thermometer ranged as follows :—Ten o'clock, | diana ave etweet Third and Four-and-a-Halt et — | English branches tanght G, Auct.; Georgetown. =6 degrees: twelve o'clock, ets. y¥ THOMAS DOWLI degrees: three B® THomas Do o'clock. °7 degrees, with igut breeze blow- | 1? eee wdaud | EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT ing from the southeast Four-and-a Half streets. Ge So ee TOTION. sae SREDEBICK FEMALE SEMINARY, On MONDAY MORNING. September ath. at 10 Seine om Bu: A cond-otloner doing ING FUE COLLEGIATE: PO 8. lingbast onion SU ieee cae business in the 7th precinct. named Daniel nmence its twenty-fifth scholastic year ou | lent assortment of Household Fur O’Burne, wee yesterday evening arrested and at Moudny in September ing of arraigned betore Justice Walter upon the catalogues. &e.. address ‘Mahogany Spring Seat Chairs and Sofa charge of keeping his place of busines: open EV. THOMAS M. CANN. A.M, Mahogany Mirror Front and other Bookeases on Sunday. He was fined $i0, and required 5-60 President. Brussels, Three-ply auvl fugrain Carpets iene cg QERSON INSTITUTE, Botstoads. Wath stants sed Burcens = eae Fe er |S. i BasTanpy.—A colored man named Isaac | SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL | }iattressce: Feather Beds, and Bedding Cary, a barber, was vesterday arrested by SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Hounge, Whatnos, Chairs officer Kelly, of the Sixth Precinct, charged Fourteenth street. betwee Tang ee will Oil Cloth, Cooking and other Stoves The fifteenth annual begin ste Srst MOND: in September. culars, &c., address CHARLES B. YOUNG, Principal, 2 IT-eotf 350 Franklin Bow, K street. M RS. VERNON DORSEY’S SELECT SCHOOL. No with bastady by Charlotte Howard. The case was tried before Justice Walter, who required the accused to give security for the support of the child. ot With mauy other articles too numerons to men- For Cir- | 43% 5 DOWLING ti MAS DO se Untell.} THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE CORNER ROPERTY, AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September 4, at 6 o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises, on the corner of Market and 2d streets, two valua: ble Building Lots. each fronting 28 feet7 inches on 2d street, witha depth of 125 feet on Market street. The corner lot is improved by a good Frame Build: ing. Atso. Two Lots, each fronting 17 feet 6 inches on 24 street, adjoining the above, with a depth of 125 feet cach, improved by a good Frame Dwelling House. ‘erms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve months. with interest. secured by a deed of trust on Conveyancing and stamps at the cost OMAS DOWLIN | Auctioneer, Auctioneer. FOR YOUNG LADIES. Capitol street, Capitol Hill. will resume the duties of her AY. 21 September. Instruction ian, Drawing, Painting and ail the S . Gen. Th .H, Pa STOVES !' a ice that we are prepared to er, all kinds of HEATING AP TUS. and suggest that it is not safe to delay ork until late in the fall. z are also prepare: to put tip new LATEOBES HEATERS. and are now ing our kof COOKING and HEATI 0 Retugyxep.—Mr. Jonr P. Brophy, who went out four months since to the Pacific Squadron as secretary to Admiral Dahigren, has resigned, and returned tc this cityon Mon- day. pales imitans NatioyaL THEaTRE.—Last night of the Sam Collyer combination under the manage- ment of Messrs. Skiff and Sharpley. Senne SSSE TE No License.—Moses Minson came up before Justice Tucker yesterday, charged with ped- dling without license, and was fined $5. 0.48 DORSE mAs Se ALBXANDEIA ITEMS —The Gaz-ttz of yester- day evening cays: A shad—ont of season and out of time. lean and lank, but nevertheless a yeritable shad—was caught tn the river, near town, yesterday, by the fishermen who were looking for sturgeon. The shad, of courae, in pure au 23-6t M. H. WHEATLEY’S PREMI Al WwW DYEING AND CLEANSING. oxen ESTABLISHMENT. y d full; vi exam: Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.0., bis condition, made but a feebleeffort to escupe ur erock. ¢ hadanisabae Exstablisghed in 1881 ; premium awarded by the Metro? from the seine, and being captured.was exhio- LEY & GUY'S Stove Warerooms polltan, Institute, 1857 ; rebuilt 1366, and is now by. ited in market this morning as quite a curi- rl Pespeyl a ree : id most complete establishment of pet ween 10th and Tith streets, ction of countr} Kinds done in the best er. ty thankful for past favors, the subscriber the continued custom of the community. Goods received and returned py express with the osity. ....Reed birds and sora begin to make their appearance in this ueighborhood. The gunners have killed and brought to market a few of them. mostly bought by the restaurant keepers, ‘They are expected to be very pienti- au reatt Dyeing and Scouring of all mann GRAPES! ESH EVERY DAY, ful until frost comes. from Kendall Green Vines utmost promptness and despatc! owrnnl of tl says: J. s WHOLESALE TAL Post Office address, Lock Box No. 80. line, formers of Alecundete dled tn G mecies | att. PEARSON'S rut Depot, 491 Sth streot, |, Ofice clones duily at sunset except Saturday, when county, Md., a few days since. Three han- | bear Pe avenue. au 27-10t it is closed at 8% p.m. aul/-6m dred hands are now employed on the Manas- FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY JOSEPH L PEARSON, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, HAS REMOVED TO sas Gap railread, and the track laid between Piedmont and Markham. -On Monday, the county court ordered S. mnipley, constable, to renew Bis bonds; failing to do so, it declared A CHEAP DRY GOODS.—We are now selling off our Summer Goods at a sacrifice to make room for Fall Stock. We bave also just opened 7,000 yards 4-4 Bleached Muslin, to sell af 32%, 15, 18,20, 1 § s : -ORN < S 7 125. 1,000 is 3-4 do.. at 9 and 10; 4-4 Brown his office vacant. Certain practical jokers CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS, ane rs d w have been “cleaning out’ « colored man in | aq j-1mif™ (Second Story. Masonic Hall.) To if andab ctar” Giughams, Canton Wlasiaeist this city with erotou oii. ..,.There are two Tickings. Sheetings, &c.,&c. G: be cted by all who fe with a call. @ expected by all who favor us witt ee 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. Divisions of Sonsof Temperance and one Rechabites in Alexandria. ....The warm di and cool nights here are inducing considerable fever and ague. ENNEBEC ICE COMPANY. The Kennebeo Tee Company are now prepared to furnish the BEST QUALITY OF ICE to the citi- zens of Washington. Orders left with our drivers au9-Jm* —_— SSE she offic Wis ona enth streets wip ie NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS !! ; tended to. ions $ es MARRIED. jaddressedto ” “STACKPOLE & HALL. SCHOOL BOOKS. HEIGES. pee iG Bevington. auz3-tt Under nae Flegs. ay. Duelda, euthor of sie September |. 1867. the Cl s. I more; $2, nec ictoria’s Memoirs «| e Prince Fector of the Church of the Epiphany. Mr, DA VI AMES GUILD, DEALERIN NEW AND SEO | (‘onsore; 2. Art and Scenery in Huropo, with ©, HEIGES. of Luthersburg, Pa.. ty OND-HA:; t. RNITURE. Old Furniture | other papers; §2. On the Boulevards; in 2 volumes, LENA A. BAUB, of Washington. D. repaired, Reupholster: sa ermiehes ad te cloth; $3.75. The Confessions of Gerald Estcourt. = = streets, (near the canal.) Highest price for | By Florence Marryat, pay 75 cents. Baffled the hey Father Witte JOHN R BARSOOM Eat’, | Sécond-band Furniture. Jelly | schemes; 75 cts. Curious History of Inecots.. By (of the Interior Department.)and Miss MARY £. COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Dicken editions @ Lio. David Copporneae es MORELAND, both of Washington. D. eee vols. brary, Qi. N n-Officinal Formule in Local use int Dist ict of Columbia. Every doctor and druggist should have it; $1. An Arctic Boat Jour- LYING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth street. (circle,)corner of M street, Washington, D.C. DIED. nea BY Gall Hanilign; 82, "the Savings of De Bake WIBER. On the i f the 31 instant, of blished for the bY amiiton EE tee oth ir Bash- coun ae Parite Hope of ‘a blisetul inmor: Blinty pa trre tran from ‘dis: whacker. 2, . S. oFreniglph Gree of Sper. tality beyond the grave, DAVID WIBER, in the | eases Pre lar to their sex, and for the. lesion | fowerass Ste ND Friente?s conte ABS RE Eade oak iolabings: ak ts “Webley ave of ec Samia at MAT Nocuane. SHO PHOT IE ON Che, | COS: Or Mownlen: Teeth. Mr Wanaentn Wane. garnently requested to attend is funeral. on | ative building is sitnated in the most healthy por- | By Holme Leo, 00 cts. Good English. By £8. Fenidence, 39S: north Krskroet’ betwenn gh nd | flomof.th ie piorict aurrognged by ftgown gronnds. | Prue ia’ Figs Trade Gt Treatise oe the HAs Sth streets. [Baltimure Sun please copy.) = ‘Ten 2 of admission: ‘rom 96 to $10 per week, in a pracvey, Wr re. Lowee.c Femae. By WALKER. On the morning of ‘the 3d of Sep | 9¢co! with the room Teauirod: par sele in sd- beck, oF cuepomene Bi Bulwer, (Gioke tember BENWrE PRESCUT, youngest non’ bf | vance. ‘This includes Board, Medical | Pinda: . Pelhi ‘By Bi (Globe edi J nd Margaret. Walker, aged 15 months. and Burgical attendance, _ cfitiom Bam Es them. py. oot gre: aos ‘Our care and fond paternal arms MEDICAT STAFF. Arum. By Bulwer, (Globe edition;) $1.50, “Old Could not our darling pare SURGEON EN ©) iP 4 Curiosity Shop. Dickens, (Diamond editions Ont hovel, fefp at genet be laid J.H. THOMPSON, M. ee 1.590. Old Curtosity Shop. era (Giobe eat - ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of JAA Tate petro ET SU RORS Hee eae einen se ine CONSULTING PHYSICIANS A. GEONS, | Horier, in 2 yols., with maps; §10. his parents. No. 100 D street. between 12th and ith kK. BARNES -) jurgeon General, (ni Mailed free on receipt of above price. 13th: streets, Island. on Thursday, at 3 o'clock p. m, ye abso) ‘Address HUDSON TAYLOR ‘The friemis of the family are respectfully invited | ey Sete as i wn. ‘BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE. te attend THOS MILLER, rect, Washington, FRENCH & RICHARDSON, WHITING. Onthe morning of the sth instant, | A. ¥, B. GARNETT New York avenue. | sep2-tr_. 334 Pennsylvania avenue, arnee No Sosttren ouvnagy tw anicetant, | ¥-HOWARD, ADs Fatrat PPEPRRPRAPPPEPPPPPPPPPrre at So clock. The friends of the family are respect = 01 admission to the free, beds in this hos- fully invited to attend. pisi (ot whieh there re 3) can usoptained of NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. BOAT, SATARG OX THE POTOMAC —Those hy ofthe Medical sith Ag tue Bove Dis: Hatt GEO. B. WILSON, = of the above delightful amusement ena be | Gurley, Gillette: and Coombs. 2 Late of the firm of Burne mn odated with first-class Sail or R Du ‘widor soldiers d¢ admis bp tesbohable terms, Uy apply ing toB. W. COX of | wikappin ny the ar onon Genersly re No. 609 SEVENTH STREET, MAJOR WATT, 6thistrect whirl. audt-colw eer ae ghraty ‘Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, Meaurto canoptis at cost, tolthin fatinctan for resumen Instron ot the | dd iddddd: MUSQUITO CANOPIES and NETTING at cost, Fy dhtaedieay Wa 8 a, egddddddddddd ddd | ddd to close ou’ lots ‘ ‘eu -eoly L. 5 THROCK, 6 8 2 Seventh street, BID. I, WREATHS, BOU soem omittatintdit, | BUPA ORRE TREN _iu 20-e08t___|_Opposite the Patent Office, 7 &cHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS! Beautital Grasmental ry ons : ape 1s cf ne BF A Large and Complete Assortment Fuitey ado Righth streot. ay °F HE EUREKA ByING JAR—A fal COLLEGE AND SCHOOL ae gyePeacieann ig a ieee a TEXT BOOKS, ctla 300 Pavaerbet nk Raa Re ty, (BLE k Depot and Tith steedt, sod feipok Renailtn of every decrption, tr Pea OF spite SORT feat a 4 . pe rn * i omg ae Shs | Fa arc hey cig v 7 at A BLANCHARD & MOHUN, oy WA A’ (UP 8T. o aan BehooK i Si nilociuars avzron or ert | Affairs in Georgetown. MEETING or Taz Board OF GUARDIANS. — A meeting of the Board of Guardiaus of Pab- lic Schools was held at the clerk’s office last Anthony Hyde, president,ia the AMUSEMENTS. NATIONAL TAEATRE.- SPALDING & RAPLEY, Proprictors and Maaa- ‘gern. THE SEASON WILL oP: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16t 1867, with the celebrated RICHINGS ENGLISH OPEBA TROUPE, . A BOHEMIAN GI bow ts Sheet will be opened om Monday, Sept. 9. ee state present. and spoke flatter. ingly of their future prospects, of their usefal- ness, if ly fostered; bat said the ex- Penees of the schools during the past year ‘Were in excess of the school fund by $150; that there was a want of fands to enabie the schools to be enlarged so that the community might be accommodated, there being more applicants to the schools than the present amount of room and number of teachers could accommodate. A communtestion was then drawn ur and passed, asking of the Corporation an appro- priation of £1,000, in addition to the present school fund, for the expenses of the schools for the ensuing year. ‘The acceptance of Miss Laura Lewis of the position of teacher of the third primary achool was reesived. Each member of the board reperted rela- tive to the opening of the several schools on onday, their reports showing tbat each school-room was crowded with applicants, many of whom could not obtain admission. A bill of Mr, Ballantyne for premiums fur- bished was ordered to be paid. The Committee on Improvemente reported progress in relation to the repairs of the Mont- gomery street school-house; after which, the board adjourned Peticg Itgxs.—The whole number of ai otea ok resis made by the police yesterd st Pantie Gece four for Pons teenage tee upon pospioion at The sale of seate to ing a fugitive, one for prostitution, an ie sale of ments t0 three for disorderly conduct; the amount of | *##'1 until Monday, § fines impeted was x18. Officer Harper yester- day arrested aman named Chas. Davis upon suspicion of his being the Jacob Davis, who is said tahave broke out of the Washington County, Maryland, jail,on Wednesday re ast. vis is boatman as he says, and has PECIAL NOTICE. Ss MR. EDWIN BOOTH, ‘The Distinguished American Tragedian, Will appear on the evenings of the week com- mencing September 9. at HOLIDAY-STREET THEATER, BALTIMORE, COMMENCING WITH ONE OF HIS FINEST CHARACTERS, As Mr. B. has declined most extravagant induce ments to appear i will be Washington, tl he most convenient opportunity for, the friends of the drama in the District to witness his far-famed per sonations of Shaksperean and other characters. CHOICE SEATS can now be secured by addresa- ing Mr. JAS. R. FORD, No. 7 Holiday street. Orchestra Chairs (each). Dress Circle. vies 6 ets itizens of Baltimore will me eptember 2 fe 3-tt NATIONAL THEATER. -s N r NING, Sept. 2. and 3 and 4, SAM COQOLLYER'’S COMBINATION iJ The Most Pleasing Entertainment Exiant! oe 8o great is the universal desire to see thie W en living in Hagerstown, Md. He is held | 48°, <3 for identification. John ' Pomeroy was deri Athlete tine Sey rapt et bgt up before Justice Buckey again yester- performers in order to make the entertainment, 0 AM ossible, more attractive. day afternoon, arrested by officer Green VER aud his wonderful sous, STONE eed for itoxication, and fined in the sum | EDDIE; JENNIE LACY. HARRY BLUODUOO! of $2.50, as was Chas. B. Douglas, ar- | HARRY STA D) ost of others Avmisstox.—Dress Circ! 60 Cents; Orchestra Ch: SAM SHARPLEY & au 29-6 ‘PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &. For th nefit of ST. DOMINICK’S CORNET BAND, GRAND AFTERN( = x Cc, 5 AT TH STREET PARK, AY, September 4th) 1357 ; Parquette, rested by the same officer for the same offenc 368 Ceuta; Margaret Campbell, well known as one disre- garding public morals, was yesterday arrest- ed by officer Harper, charged by Oecelia Smith ‘with prostitution. She was arraigned before the Justice and fined $2.50, and not having the wherewith to liquidate the amount, she was committed to the worknouse. A colored man, named Isaac Smith, was arrested by officer White, yesterday, for disorderly conduct, and tined $1 50 by Justice Buckey. A carpenter. named Geo. Yates, was yesterday arrested by officer Harper, for intoxication and disorder- ty fined #2.: Justice Buckey. Ther be oe ertenn ene Gere x here WINSTRUMENTAL CONCERT A Five IvpRovement.—Onor versatile fel- on the grounds during the afternoon and eveniag, low-cttizen, Mr. Wm. H. Tenney, who can pen | and a GRAND DISPLAY OF FIRE-WORK3 at piquant paragraph or make @good stump speech, as well as managea first-class grocery, has recently greatly improved his store, cor- ner of Highjand Bridge streets, and it is now one of the finest establishments in the District. The ceiling is of dark pine, beautifully var- nished, and presents a very handsome appear- | f., ell-known Clube : ance, wDile the fitting up of the store embraces es eae Leap ae many tastefu! decorations, and all the modern As ; VE LS. improvements. Mr. Tenney has busmess ca- a pacity enough to appreciate the benefits of ad- vertising, and housekeepers will do well to call and examine his stock of teas and other articles recently advertised in the Star. Base Bact.—The nameless Base Ball Club ot Georgetown haying been re-organized on Monday, the following were elected as officers: might. : ickets of admission only 25 cents. se2-3t By order of COMMITTEE. HE THIRD a GRAND COMBINATION PICNIC OF THE vill take place at the bi WASHINGTON C President, Jobn Corson: vice president, Ale On New York avenue, be 3 ennett nm AY. : sneer ne eatibar T. Brice riacieny Hos: The members of each separate Club pledge them aFer ° 5 Ps selves to make this one of the grandest affairs ever well Gordon, John Corson, and W. Brenton | Oiered to the Washi Georgetown public. Boggs; captain first nine, Alexander Magra- | “Yuncing ta commence ut 24 ove der. Tickets: FIFTY CENTS, ailmitting a Gentleman THE STRIKE Or THE COOPERS.—The coopers | and Ladies. au 29-190 now on & strike. numbering abont 40, still Dold ont, and say they will not go to work again until their demand is complied with. They say that their wages range from $9 to $12 per week at the rate they have been paid, and that the average pay of workmen will not exceed | $10 per month. Some of the millers seem wil- ling to pay an advance price for their barrels, but the employing coopers still retuse the de- | mand. | SHipMENTS OF CoAL.—From the Cumber- land Company to-day 180 tons; from the Bor- don, 290 tons; from the Hampshire and Balti- | =r 4 2 f tuition isses, a EMY.—Pr n! jars. to b ) ores. Academy, E street, between 9th NCING AC lasses will ber 2d. ; r \G ACADEMY, Penna. more Company, 600 tons; trom Ray’s docks, v oxite Metrepolitan Hotel. “Ladies, 1,750 tons; and from the Consolidated Compa. | Miss and Masters, ay and Saturday after: py, 428 tons. noon from 3 to o'clock. Gentlemen, Tue PLAYING FOR THE LAGER.—A match game | and Friday evenings, trom 8tolU o'clock. Th: can be rented for Balls, Soirees. &c. “my 10-ly ot base ball was played yesterday afternoon at2o’clock on Dill’s jot, corner of High and Frederick streets, between the Central base ball 3 ciub and Robineon’s nine, the contest being for PERSONAL. a keg of lager beer, and the contestants all of WAZ LIAM SER TI MER ONTOEMIGINEtaNce on > received good FIGHTING Sand OOS TERS, and will fight them ‘against any D: Rooster for from $50 to $1,000. Apply at 422 street, near Baltimore depot it 7OU GAN NEVER MAKE THE TRIP ON Buchu or Samaritan humbugs R BY, opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, cured permanently. OTICE.—ANl persons having claims against « balance du the United States to GEO WILLIAMS. la yd resent such c ceased, are here aims, with proper vouch J. W. TABOR, Fourtie months from this date, Georgetown. James Mackle acted as umpire, and Messrs. Godey and Sims as scorers. The game was brought toaclose on the Sth inn- ings, when the score stood: Uentral, 56: Rob- inson’s nite, 14. The victorious club, of course, expected to have a five time with their achiev- ed keg of lager, but to their surprise, found the beer non esi—«Petty” has the credit of ta- kang care of {t, The boys, however, were not to be cheated out of their lager and procured it elsewhere. ANOTHER DROWNING UasB.—A sailor named Clark Austin, of the schooner Hazleton, from Staunton, Mass., was last night visiting some friends on board the schooner Sarah J. Fort, lying at the coal wharf near the aquedact bridge. Ashe wastaking bis leave, and get- ting from the schooner Fort to the schooner L. A. Bayless, his foot slipped, and he fell be- tween the two boats. going, as it is thought, under one of the boats. He did not rise again. Search was made for the body this morning, bat up to 12 o’clock it had not been found. BriLpine Association Muetinc.—The Sixth Building Association, of Georgetown, held their sixth monthly meeting last night, having been organized on the first Tuesday ot rest Auattot, ry four (1 Se inber 2, a oo "STEPHEN J. W. TABOR, Be 4-3t Fourth Auditor. [)SUGEABE © BRO. 503 oh street. hinve the latest styles aud the largest and best assort- P SKIRTS, CORSETS, FURNISH- &c., in the city. Twenty Spria i ment of HOO ING GOODS ts 65 cents OCTOR SUHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may be consulted by ladies in need of the services a of a skillful and reliable physician at his office, No. 499 7th street, Washington, .. daily, from & until 1 o'clock, and at o'clock in the mornin; office in Baltimore, Md., 3134 North street, from 4 to10 p.m. Consultations, which are strictly con- : fidential, must be limited to the above hours im Apmil, 1867, and made the first payment. The | {¥ Appointments by letter left atm; maximum Value of shares was started at 120, | SqeMiDAtgn: ¢Apnointments by letter left at my with an increase of fifty cents each month on each share. It is worth now, having run six months, 123. There were thirty-two shares ef stock sold last night atan average of about oy. Funxrgat —The Coopers’ Union yesterday afternoon attended in a boay the funeral of one of their deceased members, Herman Kepner, young man twenty-four years old, who wi D®-o,W SONNENSCHMIDT, OM QOPATH- IC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, No. 445 Mass. avenue, between 6th and 7th sts. offers his professional services to the citizens of Washington. Office hours from 8 to ll a.m. and 2 to6 p.m. su 13-1" LADIES PLEASE BEAD THIS— WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 9th street. has about six hun- dred (600) well-made stamps of ele t designs for for a long time employed at his’ trade in | Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the Georgetown. The funeral took place from the | whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compoai- of the brother of the deceased, on 19th tion, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain how to use them. gratis. Being part of a duplicate set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to treet, Washington, and the remains were 11 terred in the German Lutheran burying- engage in this profitable business and sk ground. i baisue: . capital should call at once, de ‘HB OANAL.—Eleven boat ve come down 5 the canal since out last report, 9 Of them Dring. bere ee a ng eg ed iug an average of 110 tons of coal each, andthe | conadential. Success guaranteed in all cases or no oats being consigned tothe different coaicom- | Charge. MADAM NELSON panies. Une boat brought peaches, and anoth- Ladies’ Doctress, 528 Penn. avenue, er limesto! 28 boats have gone ont, the most au2-Im* between 2d and 3d streets. of them Heat NTIAL_¥. en who have i La¥Ine THE FOUNDATION.—Workmen com- ONSEN LAL cm necoret habit, which menced yesterday morning to lay the founda- | unfit them for business, pleasure, or the duties of tion of St. Ann’s Oazbolic Churca, at Tennally | married life; }, middie- old mens who, tawa, with gray stone. The corner-stone will | from the follfes ot yaaa ce ee oe a — in advance ot 5 bp Said. in Seek on wey theniselves under the treatment of’ any one "a Waxar—The canal boat Tronsides” | fret “The Secret, Friend.” Married indiew bi el] ‘Wheat to elc! learn somethi of im) perusing Bors moitis to-day. “The Secret Friend. pat to a 7 address, in A Naw koor.—Mr. Geo. W. Shroud, butter, oe WREREN Bee — cheese and egg dealer, at No. 61 Bridge street, ia Daving his house reshingled, which adds much to the appearance of the property. MaugcHants’ Excuancs. — Offerin, bushels of red wheat. wheat at $2.30. PAWNBROKERS. ISHED FIRM OF oe acute Hae hoeh 34 FOUR-AND-A-HALF poner WEST, 7,800 Sales, 800 bus! of red }OOKS AND STATIONERY FOR Hote Ponneriventa evens; pny Ore and private Schools and Colleges. [seta ‘the cash acxanoee ag all kinds of he bee ewer tmea en he ier. re er raring Business strictly contdentialy oot" il iy cont! fs \ beceenchees cal: ROBERTS, Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale. s2-3t* 337 7thstreet, above New York avenue | feal-ly = COON JAPAN TEA, Eo much admired by the recent Japan eae Commissioners, whom we have letter of compliment ioe its excellence. 00KS.— gs Victoria’s Memoirs of the Prince Con sort, Shackeray s Karly and Late Papers. Cod- man’s Ten Months in Brazil. Randolph Gordon and other stories, by “ Ouida.” O-Kee- Pa. a Other Customs of the Mandans, by Catlin. > gious Life in England. by Alphonse Esguiro. On the Boulevards, by nchard Jerrold op Z.M.P. KING & 80! King Piace, Corner Vermont ave, and 15% st ENNET. L100! BEN OW CURDS AND WHEE. a7 iyi At King Place, YAS FIXTURES. JG EMD TREES OSAP, ERASE® | ap.ant examine our inrge and bantu amore CHAR! LBYOH, J. = ERS. 493% sth 'st., between D ‘snd, CHANDELIERS, vos BRACKETS, jy6-1m*__ One and half squares north Pa. ave. es she pnd PILLAR LIGHTs, i Just received from the establishment RNG edsAGCy end OIGAES te hia now | CORNELIUS & BAKER, PHILADELPHIA, 154 Pemvarivenie pepe Detregs ee ang = we a, manufacturers’ prices. No charge Isth streets, whore he will je ror J # and old customers. He hay sled to some | “*Also, FANCY & RENCH SHADES. : ‘of Mobasco and Gigarsvand |W for HAYES’ PATENT REVER- PAS Geltimore and New York prices.” | IBLE FILTER, which, , eal witha au 3-1 ‘| Sttcenst wad Te: rs 3] ine house. ae, tan o4-dotia! |” UNG GF ORD, a ng, fatise, ‘procured Hanes of Georgetown. ew