Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. gv For “AvOTIon Sacas’ shiyerticsmante eee fourth page of to-day’s Stax. ‘ LOCAL NEWS. MEETING OF THE UNIVERSAL FRANOHT AssoctATION— Woman's Rights —Last night, meeting of the Universal Franchise “Assoc: suon—an organization ‘having for its object o secure equal mghts to all Americaa cit- is right of. women. to m League Hall. There was in attendance between fifty and ty persons, the most of whom were females, ranging in age from tsweet'sixteen” to “sober sixty,” all white with the exception of two bright mulatto women. At balf-past seven o'clock p.m., the prea- ident i the association, Senator Pomeroy, not being present, on motion, Mrs. Josephine S. Griffing was called to the chair: Geo. T. Need- bam secretary. The appeal ++to the Friends of Equal Rights,” published in the STaR a few days since, set- ung forth the objects of the association, was then read. Following the reading of this document, Mrs. Griffing, the President, addressea the meeting, the particular theme of her remarks peng oe St ot wget and the piscing ber on fullequality with the oppasite sex. Until the women ‘were granted'thecs priv. deges, there could be no Republican Govern- ment, andthe fact that they were denied their Tights, was plain proof of the mismanagment of our political system. In no case was the in- competency of man to administer the affairs of Government more manifested than in the one fact that Jeff Davis, the chiet rebel, was now ermitted to roam at large, as & fine gentleman, ad Women been admitted toad equal hear. ing and influence in this matter, thecase would ave been different. Our ruler bi not the rerve to execute the laws as they should be, and no true philanthropist, who loved his country, should cease usvocating the cause ti! a proper state of things was brought about, ‘Woman was man’s equal in ever particular. and the two sexes should be completely om an lity, There was ne excuse for any one to stan. and make objection to woman’s young. Let her fill her sphere, and then she ‘would be more respected, and man would not look upon her as of the weaker sex. Justice must be awarded to every human being, and st was time to be looking about for the best means to secure to oppressed woman the rights she should be entitled to. Mrs. Julia A. Holmes was then called on, and spoke for about half an hour. She advo- cated equal rights in the most general sense, and quoted from Franklin, Madison, Jeffer- | con, and olers, to substantiate her argument ‘The objects of the organization were not to eppress man, but 10 elevate woman to her trae position. She should not be looked upon as the exhibitor of the frivolities of tashion, but man should respect her as an object of useful- ness. AS an evidence of their equality with men,she would refer to the facc that during the war over twenty thousand women had en- tered printing offices, and nambers of them bad filled creditably the positions of overseer and conducted successtally farming opera- tions. Auo'her evidence of their equality with men was the manner in whieh they nad filled Government clerkships. They had given emi- bent satisfaction, snd obtained an increase of psy. There was no reason why woman should receive a much 4s man for herservices. The Tight to vote and bold office should be demand- ed, for taxation withou: representation is ty- rapny. Mrs. McNall was next calledon. Shecame promptly forward and read a speech which the had written, Her sentiments were ultra cn the right of suffrage question, and she ad- vocated the equality of woman with man to the fullest extent A collection was then taken up,during which a piece of music was performed on the piano. At the ciose of the collection other speeches were made to the sume effect as the above by Mrs.Ed<on,Mrs. Sparks, Mr. Jolly, Mr. McRae, end Mr. Jomn H.Orane. Mrs, Sparks stated tnat she was opposed to woman’s rights up to the time sbe went to Kansas to keep boarding- house; but having been defrauded by a num- ber of her male boarders of what was her ju3t cues, she was soon made a convert to the doc- trie that defenceless woman should have the power of managing her own affairs. Mr. Crane said that it was only those who ‘were most ignorant and worthless among the men that opposed the equality of women— euch per: ons, for instance, as inhabited Mur. der Bay,” “Swampoodle,” and other delecta- dle precincts. Sach offscourings were blatant in their opposition to the elevation of the sex, while the mtelligent ana refined were willing to grant justice and equality to everybagy. ‘The meeting then adjourned. oe THE Hepson TayLoK PROPERTY.—The old English elm tree which stood in the yard oj the late residence ot Hudson Taylor, Esq> corner of 9th and Dstreets, has been cut down, and measured just two feet and nine inches across tbestump. Mr. Thomas M. Plowman, contractor of the new hall for the Young Men’s Christian Association, bas turned over the trunk of the tree toseveral of our old residents, among whom are Ma,or Thomas Donoho, Dr. 3. ©. Hall, Benjamin French. (successor to Hadeon Taylor,) and Jos. W. Nairn, through 3S. A. Hall, Esq., who propose to make of it several pieces of furniture. canes, &c.,to be presented to the Young Men’s Christian Asso- ciation and to Hudson Taylor, who was a prominent member of the Falcon ind. Major Thomas Donoi0, who remembers well about this property, says the tree was not as old as the house it shaded. The first owner of the property was Thomas Law, Esq.,abrother of Lord Ellenborough, of England. Eamuaod Law, 8 young lawyer. and a son of the gen- tleman named above, next possessed it, and on the lot be erected a small law office. Alexan- e see, was the next proprietor, and then it passed into the hands of Dr. Geo. W. May, uncle to Dr. May. now practicing in this city. Dr. Geo. W. M and was the father of Miss Juliana Ma: celebrated vecalist. Dr. May built atwo-story brick dwelling on the lot, with a kitchen on the north side. This was torn down ig Sosy next possessor of the premises, Hndson Tay- lor, + &nd built against the east side of the dwelling. Since the workmen have commenced tearing down the dwelling and cutting down the trees many persons have called for the purpose of securing relics, and some rough specimens have been carried away. eas oe Equal Division Sons oF TEMPERANCE.— Last evening, Equal Division Sons of Temper- Snce had a fine meeting. at which several per- sops were initiated. Under the head of the «Good of the Order” an enteriainment was given, which was — yy vocal and instra- mental music, by Me ough (guitar). De Saules (violin), Rodbird (picolo), and Sipe Brothers (bass viol); followod by @ duet by Mre. Martin and Mr. McDuell; song, “Happy be thy dreams.” Miss Mollie Bowen; piano solo, Mis: Jie Johnson: duet, Mrs. Cooper and Mise Emma Maxwell); duet (flute and piano), Messrs. Howe and Alexander; song, “Home, sweet Lome,” Messrs. Hough and Sipe Broth- rs, and chorus by Pivision, with fine effect. Appropriate remarks were made by Mr. G. W. Biener and Mr. H Pre \e et awed bout 11 o'clock last night, persons assembled on Pennsylvai avenue, near the Botanical Garden, ghost which it bas been stated was in the hab't of walking through the garden between hours of liand l2o’clock Shortly after 11, a heavy shower of rain passed over the city, and @ large part of ihe crowd was suddeaiy dis- perced. A number who were anxious to eee the apparition « her OF no,” took refage under awnings on the avenue, and patiently waitsd for ap hour two; but no spirits were percepti- bie, except those obiained at restaurants. The ghos: was probably afraid to venture out on Account of the inclemency of the weather. 8, ——— es Severery HvrtT.—Abont noon to-day: While a colored maa, named Abraham Curtis, ‘woe sitting against the north-eastern wall of ube ancient residence of the late Hudson Tay- for, Esq , on the corner of Ninth and D streets, 2 cluster of brick, (some twelve or fifteen in umber.) felifrom the top of the second story wall. which woramenare engaged in pulling down. Curtia was sitting in a stooping posi- ton, and the bricks striking Bim in the back, erusbed the spinal bone. There ts but [itt! chance of his recovery. He-was tamen to his Fesidenceand # physician sent for. Anotner colored man was sitting Lear by, and barely escaped severe injur; —_—>—— ‘Tse River Frost, Sept. 21.—A fraitless tramp througD the mud and mire this mo: > ‘Only two arrivals and not one departure since cour last report. The schooner Thos. B. Seth, Capt. Parker, fro} reiwmon Point, arrived i bt at Oro wharf, loaded wood, for Mr. Laurie, and the schooner M: August: Wrotch, trom Baltimore, with 5,200 bushels of oats fur the Government arrived at 6th street wharf. ——_.—___ HxLp ror Covrt.— Yesterday, officers Berry and Jacobs arrested John O’Toole, David Wheelsn, and Patrick O'Donuell, on the barge of assaniting the colored ma@n John Dixop, on the previous day, & note of which ‘was published yesterday. aud they were taken ‘before Justice Walter, who beard the case and held them to bail fer court. Dixon is re. ported to be quite badly injured. : ee ArrolnTED,— Dr, RK. J. Southwartt,! of brated wovelist, wi Mrs. ED. E. N. Southworth, hes bese ape iat and Analytical Ohem: the Columbia Hospital for women 1a this city. Pay. ‘ aye eo Base Batt.—The friends of the National | | Tus Jouweomiax ; a, | prayer by Rev. i». Hy Qoureh; f° 8° OPPS ITEMS 2] | so eu MU: ENTS. Base Ball clab which left here yesterday noon poner aeoat For rine; Band out pies Lagat O- O:Nea -» orp Wer | 2 Cis epee te ETIOR no | | maa Teewneanon Mase Maustixa—4 ____ AMUSEMENTS. and, the ion cine of fomicetbasiveent: Renee day) was | Patr! ‘of the Gran: ston if 7 of Spirited enthusiastic persnce mass NATIONAL THEATRE. tee Inet | th t wi ‘mass-mesting of the | T of the Disttict ot Columbia, w ; som Signe thew Lens of meeting was beid last evening (u front ‘of the vicwry’ for | trenduot President Souincon, tmbrmceteorgs, | Coote precdeat ine ONcal ; 8 opening & terke: Post Oftce, ou Gongiess omens TAs Heals THR ‘The score of th adjoining counties ot Marrinee; gastes | on taming the chain: delivered A briet” bat Rrsiadien w Ul do welk a, GixC BIDS. | Frets Band, of Wenbington, which had been game which was witaeteed by a very large | have been bold in vBpa? Grove: Biedengoats, | elogwont’speccs, wien. the addi- before purchasing elsewhere. fenaged tor the occasion, arrived ahortly after | RICHINGS ENGLISH ORERA TROUPE, number of persons was as follows: hour of 10 o’cloek was set for tue mar- | tional officers were chosen: Vice p: nts, he mea eR Ags tive here, | 70’clock and taking their stauon upon the To-niGur, Leger seals Paslling of se clan Miron! preperaens MRM (Ole cee eg ciae Sema ene nk Ry it peel Meri 'd custom, mors | SP being he oe seienaertantceren | |i FRA DIAYOLO Sively advertieed, bot on secouatot tethrent: | George H Williams aud Jona Shaw, esere- | Ponored in the breach, than ihe observance, to | COnMAtring te fact thet (nsout door air was | NATIONAL THEATRE pao bats rf cing ‘Sepect OL ‘the ‘Weather, and the luke- | tarfes.” Addreeses were made by W. G. Fid- | sel! Clothing for One Price only, except by succeeded:in Dringing together a large con- BENEFIT OF - “yrapehottes ware uees ot tb people, or other, c but | ney of Washington; L., D. Harrison, bi of | Henning, corner Seyenth street and Maryland | conse of people te hear waar eae to ke anid, CAMPBELL, a! Asmall number. were assembled a wlandrid; aad'O. 0. Pallasaot, Weak naroe. | (eens pad Bang 2 The meeting was called toorder by Bir. J. L. | MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2i4, 1957. 9019-4 Studley, 1.......2 designated. | The Mati peceies Be dake ft inn tia aT he izmir f Wood Sets ond Battons, Sabri prerery rn peotima saeens ODD FELLOW'S HALL. ier ae ee Young,3d 0. this'morning in time to take the seven o'clock near Vienna. be bt Babs Ghat Necpe ase else fo nog th fe Pe oa who proceeded to siste that be pad come to NINE NIGHTS IN WONDER WORLD. ‘Hodges, r. ‘4. 2] Worthington, o, train. Others of the band ;by not receiving hee Thee caltcording.to proaremme, | cived this morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jow- Che mearins sony Pid peed til peat Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sepi. 98 Williams,c'f,...5 @}Price, 94 aah LED EEr dana eae inoteDintene: | A large ctowa cee presbar trom (he eajsowat iy Store, No: 439 Penasyivania avenue, near | the principles of folal nbstioance. Temper | Gran CARNIVAL OF MIRTH, MiPSTRRE beeper ‘: rT with their | county and ‘Maryland, @lso Alexandria, haa at cei oh in the city without seeing those to whom in- 4 ; hes ee Thee shoulders, The band ouce | Georgetown and Washington. Jas. Saugster, | ‘Two HUNDRED TaOUSAD Uraams. embrac- | tempersuze had deus muck injury, These PROF. J. M. MACALLISTER, The Nationals are having a nico time in | (9 nd the crowd falling'to gather in| Esq., delivered an addeess, Rose Thomas | ing twenty different brands, just recetved at | were ime wren hat they hoped to ake happy | The GREAT WIZARD OF THE WORLD, ansiat- fed Holder eee Tht force, an attempt was made to increas it by | Was crowned Queen of Love 8nd Beauty; Ag- | Welch's Wholesale ‘Tobacco House and Cigar temperance men. There never was @ more | ed by the'talented andgifted MADAME MAQAD- the power of sweet music, and during the they areplaying the Pastimes ot that city, a ce treat club who held the championsuip of the State amare fic raerinisned until recentiy. Suit’s Hotel. At lio'cleck the rsin induced The Union and Jefferson cinbs pieved 8 | someot the most faint hearted to propose a very Interesting game yesterday, on th nite etponement of the meeting to ano! day, nie Gunnel, Alice Jackson, Lavinia Lyecker, | Factory. No. 154 Pennsylvania avenue, be- drunken man than John Bunyan, the writer | LISTER Amelia Jackson and Mollie Uhapman were | tween 17th and 19th etreets—rangmg from $15 | of Pilgrim's Progress, before he embraced ‘The above distinguished performors will present chosen Maids. of Honor, by as many victorious | to $150 per thousand. 3 temperance. There was @ gréaterror in regard’ | each evening a choice selection of their ILLU Eaigticns Ook | ed, Bee oee ers pe Outta feiey, | (2234 Moderate use of lrawor:, fod strogena. | SIONS. WONDERS and MIRACLES, embraciug ‘38 pare = URNETT'S COCOAINR is not greasy or sticky: it Rducive to heal od strength, | « 7 7 Dancing ‘was had to the music Of a George- | 1 is far super: wheteadl Prima’ Ay y: |; that It was’ coi SCIENCE, MIRTH and MYSTERY. : ‘ier to pomades er Blconolic was! but he argued that it was mot eo. Prize fignters Lot, which was witnessed by quite a number | pnt others opposed this measure a! small | town band, and was kept up till nearly morn | oe as a hair-dresting. Sad mer aera it a0; they never used liquor to in. A seenne of pens pemeer ci ale Se pie of visitors. Mr. Burns, of the Olympic, was | crowd agreed to wait until one o'clock, at | ing. A tal Sold by all druggists. eo crease thei strength. Tom Sayers Bad said that exaty night 100. y cbosen umpire, and called time at fifteen min- | which hour they proposed sto go ahead any- On the night of the hookan der excursion . utes of four o'clock. The game was called | now,” One long lank individual in the crowd atthe end of seventh innings, by reason | very coolly proposed a postponement until a Of darkness, at @ score of 23 to 16 in favor 0: | good fat ox could be procured And roasted, and —-- -e—__ when he bad any business todo ‘cold wat ‘Admission 35 Centa. Beserved Seats 50 Com to Carlin Springs, some wretch made an at- | SUA the Dam Date write woenued useente sion 35 Cents, Bese: : the Loudoun and Hampsh un BLACK SACK Coats, from eight to ner Doo: t 7 o'clock, commence at 80'cleck. sugine omtie track by removin airtus Dosh twelve dollars; fine black Pants and Vests, ten | Used to St bimeeiftodoit. Mr. P. further stated rs epen a ‘clock, comm , 3 oh 2013-6t ARRY WESTON, Business Agent the Unions. The following is the score: somptbing to drink obtained, saying that it was | capable of being removed. and loosening tne | doltete; Harris! titasd Gans, Suits, from fiftsen Cena ee ae Ket ES SBFERRESS, Corel nee By Ngee ae aden a Peeele | Expectation ofa general smash up. Owing to | Clothing House, 480 7th st., opposite tue Fae ee et eee becrsoldiees” Hates | PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &o. Urell, c.f. ; “i|mcolenand,3b..4 “| band of music on it, when it was well known | the fact that the engine backs the cars to the | Office. By | gonedovit many a See withodt anycolors oR TTT PCr —s Juantrel, 2b. 3|Yeatman,1.'f....2 2 | that people about thar were gastronomie dem- | city, the obstructions om the track were dis Pingo alee fying on account of intemperance, but if he | (q-BAND COMBINATION PIC-NIC, immey, 3b) 3 EiPpnis remark seemed to mest the ideas | covered by the paseengera, and the train was | Tue Farr—wr. White, Ontropodist, 424 | SiR on account Iaboring for the temperance SEVENTH STREET PARK, i 4 3 Ore clown: and as Rot forthcom- popped as ie ie avord sceleent An oxam- Primer rece renee: betweea. Four sad-s. alise hin Coles eNOIA fly to the Breeze. He | On TURSDAY, EPTEMDER Bae TNor, y , reve fact . 1 : 2| “lithe oo train was anxiously awaited from | such & procedure can hardly be vlnsetned from 6 a.m. to# p.m inebrisice that they might enjoy the bless. | Tickets 90 Cents, admitting a centieman and La- 7 acrowd aby was born on the I a ieee ae ‘ dicey w Hineline, r. H 3 erent Suc Whee EMaa Lerive, Gales andria Railroad train Thursday night, be- ‘WE WOULD ADVISE OUR LADY READeERs, | '¥) fhe Bpecher focting indisposed and his yoide TRUSSES DANCING ACADEMY will sd individuals only. and they from Lxurel, ste; tween this city and Mannassas. Mother and | who will shortly have to put on Balmorais, tailing him be was compelled to withdraw. * open on WEDNESDAY, September 21 &| Die LD ped out, the excuse was made that the "Batti. | child’were left at the Station Hotel, and are | to nave them stamped in imitation of braid, g : 18th, and continue during the season. doing as well as conld be expected under the fasbionable in New York, giving the | , Ex. Gov. Thos. H. Ford, of Ohio, was next a of tuition, Wednesdays and Fridays, D introduced to the mee‘ing and said thatthough | 7 thics, Migses and Masters 1n the after tre U AN, eetguons insstiastoiaien ne | retire ShpesTanee and bot BALE the ocet the Georgoroutane dweltin sodelightfala plac’ | noon. geatiemeniat night: on the N-R. coragy af at the Methodist Protestant Ohurch. of which | only one here who stamps in fast colors. For | With such pleasing surroundings. y Df eer eieens = v ame as red yesterda: fter. more Democrats saw the rain coming, and nmap eems, was played yeaterday After” | race: aid nctsveutacerout Linch is iene and Interior, on the grounds of the Empire, | from this city, however, took ont about two resulting ina victory for the Empire by the | dozen to join in the meeting, among them Hon. % lived amid the graves of those who had per- “7 "3 7 = following score: Montgomery Blair, who was announced as | Rev. J. B. Jon A esol Se mie shildren‘a clothing ladies will find snlses | ishedfrom strong drink, ina place where dvain ARINI'S DANCING ACADEMY —Profogso rightened up shorty rT noon, proba- ie - 3 4 " the venders of liquors 8 see Circulars, to had at the Music Si om 1 3 | Barrett. 1 3 | terleft the groun 3 i] | doors above Odd Fellow’s Hall: joyed in contrast with their condition atte: io... Sn Orinme, Es 32) Ogden... 12 i —— made by the Vestry OF CHEay CRUE, Alexan: fre EO ee re oma per box; Imitation | husband and sons had been given over todrink: BOW. ENEIS' DANCING ACADEMY, Peees. 1 4) Harlan. Re Tn eC ea eeEEIDAN AND | ClThe Pioneer club of this city are talking | Linen Collars, 18 cents per box; Goldsmith | There they might behold a forlora diapidate axe. opposite ‘Metrapolitan Hate “Ladies, 1 2| Fuller. $0 | crane Tne followingcircularnasjust been | or,cing to Richmond to play the Pastime of | Byrou’s Collars, 1s ceate per box, good Cot- ullding, the house of drunkard, where tae | afisicyind Blasters, Tueniay and, Returdiag after” Naylor, issued: te s roken panes of giass noon from 10 oele entlemen, a | Ree: 2 1 | “Mmapquarrans Derantenr op tax Po. | that lik, for the championship of the State. bait bose. 30 cents per pairteocd neave Mere | old nat, there they might behold “& broken | aod Friday grenings, trem ol0e'clock,” Thea 2 9] Lawrence. 1 2 | TOMAO, Grand Army of the Republic, Washing. | | no Undersb.rts, 750, 0c. Bnd ‘ood heavy | hearted wife and children who had awaked to | can be rented for Balls, Soirees, &¢. ‘my 10-17 4 1 | Brandeburg 2 0 | ton, D.C., September 21, 1867.—Circular.—The MARRIED. Merino Drawers, 75c, ic. aud $1; good White | the consciousness that they had a dranken fa- me — | presence in our city of two distinruisned sol- a 19 21 10 | diers, as the late commanders of Military Dis- The match game of base ball between the | tricts Nos. 2 and 5, coming amongst us under Irvingtons, of New Jersey, and the Quaker | Circumstances calculated to aronse our pro- STAILEY—SIPES. At their re: Rev. Wm. Kr September 19. Pigg $1.25 and $1.50; a No. 1 White Shirt, | ther who, in coprse of time weuld die a drunk- EDUCATION 19, A). LEY and MAGGIE E. SIPES. No cards. 7,26, ard’s death—his remains shuffled into a rough —__e— = coflin and taken totheir final resting place in | = CORSET STEELS at 5 cenis a pair, at Oharles | « common wagon—no he: AL. ALLARD hay. sid ence, AMUE ONSLEUR AND MADAME sejand tue public | [VION SMat returned, wilt resuine their FRENCH City, of Philadelphia, in that city, was wit- | foundest congratulations, is an event not to be = Baum’s celebrated Hoop Skirt and Uorset man- | wouldshun his funerai because he was “ouly | Cyassan ‘Monday "23d nessed yesterday = ‘@ fair audience. 1t re- | Overlooked by the citizen soldiery, and which DIED. ufactory, 49 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh | a drunkard.” He stated that even the em- | residence, No 204 Lstrect, bets sulted ina victory for the latter by a score of | it 18 believed rill be eagerly seized upon by On the Ith instant, Mrs, MARY | street,” tt | ployer who drank himself was particalasiy | sis, west omrades to pay these c ions of the right ,aged 41 years —_-+__ cautious to discharge bis )- 5 Yesreea ing, the Tecumseh Club, col. ait honor. ear i os row (Sunday) at2.o%lock p.m Warts, Mores, Vasovtar Excr ous, | Came drunbard’s. As soon as Defoaud hisem. | Sa dar Sonal’ ine, Bee ored, of Alexandria, encounterrd and defeated | | With a view to extend in an unostentations, Hdvave, Friends and acquaintances are Inviter= | £e. cured by Dr. White, Obiropodist, 49i | ployees were adicted to drink, he began toais- | tircet-“tatween Prospeet and Ie, the Potomac Club, colored, of Washington. | Yet unmistakable manner our hearty sympath KING, Departed this ilicanthed0 inet WIL. | Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a- | trotthem. The dricking man kuows that penclig MONDAY September 16. For teins, Re, Score 22 to 17. with and commendation of these justly LIE He apd ae ee tnd dase, only seu or | half and Sixth streets. is to his interest to employ sober men. He | Wnuire at By reatenben Se, Frorvact stron, ‘ seemed officers. Conarades will assembleat 9 | Ciitries Heand Jane i. King Se eee i would | appeal to a Me tg | _se9-l0t JAMES P. HARRY. perib, 20es beanaae.; Sait Hock eee | 2 ‘ine poms of Posts Kost cuca, Niati ‘Witiiin the gold and darksomp tomb ave Furnishing Goods cheaper than any | then were ble to take a irmetind in tavcr of | (2 OCK Hil, GOLLEGE. er Ib., 20¢.; next, 25¢.; Salt Beef, 15a2vc.; Dried | in the rooms ot 's_ Nos. 1 and 2, on Nint Onr little Willie lies, Gent's Furnishing Goods cheaper than any | they were al pabty tell maphack R WL LICOTT CITY, MD. eef, W5aiic. Veal, 25c. Mutton, chops, isa2vc., | street, thence to tender a complimentary sere- And all alike are light and gloom, store of this city? temperance. The efforts required by x ; | Studies will be resumed in thia Institution om Lamb, 20c.; Lard, 1Sc.; Pork, fresh, 14 ets; | nade at their hotels, to Major (Feneral Philip To his lid curtained eyes. Answer.—He buys ALL his goods for cash— | priate to reform were such as pte noOWD | MONDAY. September 2, corned, 15e.: Bacon, hams, uncut, 22c.; sliced, | H. Sheridan and Brevet Major General Daniel No sound can reach him where he sleeps, sells more of them—snd is satisfied with smaller | only by those who had accomplished the Ero : Tepes: : 2-c.; breasts, Isc.: shoulders, 15c. Butter, 30a | E. Sickles, U.S. A. ¢ A As hushed as winter snows; profits. moral tack, There wae everyining in iMis | | poard, Washing, a I Tuition, 620; Hntrance . Spring Chickens, $4a86 per doz.; Chick- Port Commanders will communicate this Unbroken silence softly keeps, Call at 494 7th street, between D and E, three | District to lure the young. man ©} ruin: | fee. $5; Physician's fee, $6. Music and Drawing ens, per pair, $1: Goslins, $1.15 a piece, | circular to comrades. . And folds him in tepose. doors above Udd Fellow’s Hall. 7261: | there were so many traps for him, that Af the | extra,’ mittee Lucks, 75c. pair; Eggs, doz, 25a30c.:Green Corn | (Signed.) N. P. CHIpMan, He is not dead, but in sweet night ——_—_o——_— Zousg man cou not be caugat in one plice 7 ES’ BEMINARY A Boarding 20e. per do; Tomatoes, 2c. per halt peck: Provisional Commander. Our darling Willie lies, WRAPPING PAPzk FOR SALE.—Apply atthe e would be m another, au us graduasily y OUNG LADIES Gane poarding Peaches, S0aGic. per ck; New Hone Official: TiN Ch ehall come and pour the tight, Star office. led into the road leading to ruin; apd tnough and Day School, 411 13th street, Washing! ‘on. pe y . " BS 40 cents per pound: Apples, new, per peck ,25a (Signed.) Wa. L. BRaMnatt, On his lid curtained eyes. 2 they never intended to reach the end of that aus cates ot this Tustin or muse retenee °F 50c. Apples, dried, 75c. Leeks, bh.,5e. Spinnach, Asst. Adj. General. ‘The relatives and friengs of the family are re Panties can be had in any quantities at the | roaq to destruction, they would find them- anes a stroujars. iP yo the Brincipel, ioc. Kale, 1saave. Turnips, 3ic. pk. Peaches, | HEADQUARTERS Dist. oF WasHINGToN.— | spectfully requested to attend funeral this | Star office counter. selves there before hey were aware of the (#. HAREOVES. Sriedy Ber Arh 15 cis. Beans. butier, 20c.; | Department of Votomac, G. A. R.—Washing‘on, | (Satur eee ee ork rem ie: | LL | int, There was not one snebriaie oat of Afiy eee ; white, L2albc.; dried cherries, gt. 50c. Rad- | PD. G. September 21, i867.—Circular.—The went sys) ° : aided J \RAHAM CRACKERS—A fresh supply jus | Who could appreuiste tne ayes an. if pene open for the reception of ison MON ¥. Sep: hes, Per Punch. dade. | Beers, per bh.. Sc. | atove circular from Department Headquar- | “y:y4xs.—On the atst inet.,at lominutes arter 2 | Oren nAM CRACK they were confirmed drunkards. If cholera | imher ad: at No. 36%. cormer of Isth and H ets mons, 4c. bunch; Okra, 3ic.; Parsnips, 2a%5c. | ters is published for the information of this % YE ath ys ° was i ing classes for es a c 3 Peansats ioe, Oarrotbeuens bc Bitearien, | (cra ia bub eee (lock 8 M., NANCY EVANS, in the 28th year o Fee ok hole pectie waula Ueiwoomes| asses for, ladies and gentlemen, in the Fish-Rock, large, each, $2.50; small. bunch. 40c.; | Post Commanders will communicate the lace from the resi f10 SEE 5 tion and fear; they would rush to the moun- | of September. 8a im Perch, 50 cents; Herring, per doz., 30a50 cents; | same to comrades. i C S. tains, leaving the city deserted, to evade the 3 CHAPIN AND KING will reopen thet Shad, 25 to 3) cents each; Halibut 25 cents Ib. JAMES T. SMITH, east and K street south. at 3 « : epidemic; and yet “irtemperance stalks abroad plon Monday, September 24, at No. 15 In- #1.20a25 Shipstuff, 80c. Brownstu ic mid. —e - aeper: . soem sa Won: a Ra Re against it. is ‘ s J . ei 4 a6 funeral. bet. 9th and 1th sts. F ost. A common n be at 391 C street, between Third and Sar bein BCctEET Ose Oe te Tax Last REGATTA oF THE SEASON.—Asit | VAN GORDEN. On September 20th, 1857. at | se I8.colw : ingore ae ape oe octemitrs | Four-and-a streets ‘au 19-1m* S125. Straw, SALA, Celery: pee hance tae | is anticipated that the recatta to come off next | Washinton D, C., DAVID VAN GORD home or inheritanos, aud of the latter two the | T\EEDERICK FEMALE SEMINAR: 981.25. Straw, Sval.40, Celery, per bunch. 1c. ‘Wednesday, September 25th, will be the con- | of Milford, ‘Pike county, Pennsylvania, aged J bome or in! u jves that be has none. He | F FREDERICK, } YLAND, Kront. per quart, 8c. Cabbage, per head, ialsc. of ti months and 10 . aclerk inthe Second result generally prove : 7 S COLLEGIATE POWERS Hominy, quart, 10 cents. Lettuce, 5 cents. Po- | ‘ding one of the season, in order tomake the | ¥; ers Of stated that God, in his provision for man, had | POSSESSING FULL COLL 5 taoes, 40e. per peck: Lettuce, Seo heed, | sflair more tnteresting than any that has | Comptroller's We fever once furnished Bim with a drop of li- |. Willcommence its twenty fifth scholastic year on fugue, 100eo cee Subok ; | hitherto taking place, at the suggestion of r ty years he fed the children of | the first Monday in September. AS,aragus, l0a2 cents per bunch. Pine- quor. For forty ye. For catalogues, &c., address Suples.” 15a25c. each. Oymlines, per _doz., | Parties interested, and, ‘adies, ey eae Feo | CO oPABEHE ROSIE NOTICE! {erael in the wilderness en manna, but not a Vv THOMAS M. CANN. A.M Nee Pot as TaAnE {Per pe. ‘Msaabe. | 2S aed on this coomston #0 the wineing Gon: | ‘Ete tiidorstgned hava tits dastenterea’ into cos 018-6tit drop of jiquor. That was a temperance soci- | an 15-66 ident. New oe Lal peck. 30ai0c. Mul- will beahaudsome suitot flags. Thigproceed- | P*rtnership, under the firm and name of THE CIDER VINEGAR ety of for slcpasstatn, of Washington, next TNION ACADEMY, FOR YOUNG LADIES— Dace esate ace tine, OO. er peck | Te it is expected will be witisfastiry: wad BRYAN BROTHERS, po PURE CIDER VINEGAR! | Aue afew remarks, acking tote present to |p frmerly under, the able superintendence of ‘b. Pears. 1.50 per peck. Green Pepper Peas, | Will tend in a great measure to do away with | forthe purpose of conducting a Wholesale and Ro- | ~ pare cider Vinegar debe pickling,con- | Made a d place their names to the | MRS. “YORK: lowe, known as wroeicees aad Bon. Fears,81-50 per peck. Green Pepper Pods, | oy i tecling or dissatiafection eee might | tail GHOCERY BUSINESS: at th Store, | stantly on hand aud for sale at low rates by come forward and place their names to the | MRS. YORK ‘long known as ve aclect. boerd Bo per doz. Beant, new, {0c per peck. El- | arise in consequence on the awardingof money | N°: S42 Fgnney varie evgnue, opposite the Mei RILEY A. SHINN, Baer er eae aT thor GAGE aCe TOE Rea cet | Tee rand ae eemnseraiancoleke bosra Plumbs, Ibe. per qt. ‘Sweet Potatoes, new, per | Prizes. it pose csp sp ra 2 WILTIAg BRYAN, corner Greche aad llgentreste, inarke the meeting was brought to & close. hor hood of Boston, Sake, SVE amexparione of Peck, duc. Grapes, per lib, We. Grapes, dic. | O18 money | jt RD rade ees tae 0.0. BRYAN. se6-1m Georgetown. D.O- TRE ALEXANDRIA AQUEDUCT.—The Courier | ye yey Teeter eet rhe ane Both Pet peck. Cleese, 250: per fb. Cutnons, 90 to | Sore ists aoped on thle: oossajon te Gis eee aie ee BB “PURE LIBERTY of this morning saya:—The Aqueduct 1s, we | fulfil the duties thes aiming with fdclity 75c. per pk. Lemons, Suc. per doz. the public that at the National Uspital we are | _ We take this opportunity of returning our thanks | o. WHITE LEAD,” 5 cove, | FeaTet to announce, about to be reconstructed. | and success. The next uuarter_wilf commence the a apable of producing a boat adapted to sailing | {0 our customers for the liberal patronage they | | Ts more free from impurities: is whiter; covers | Mr*. eitvers have arrived here, and made | second MONDAY In September. eer OnrHans UourT, Judge Purcell. — This | SP’ P hick wilider ai titiow | have heretofore extended to us, and would re- | better; wem 8 longer than aoe eter ho aale of the | arrangements for boarding several mechanics For further particulars please *eON YORK x ified f the will of | 9D Our waters which wi A Ot heath hefong | spectfully ask a continuance of the same to the new | Having been appointed agents for the aa 6 tie who.will prowably commence a _ SOHN Moraing, Sn exert OP peltin ore cf | Boats must be entered at least 24 hours before | {P°" above, we offer {tat mannfacturers prices. freight | from the North, Pi Brookside, near Washington, D. O- the late Henry M. MomMtt. of Baltimore, was | umeof siarting at Major Waits, the hen se 9-eo2W " J.B. BRYAN & BRO. | added: WHEELER & BROWNING. | work on Monday next. 1t is earnestly to be | ax. 30.ecim filed and admitted to probate, quarters of the club, Sixth street wharf. Ti We havea fallassortment of BUILDERS HARD- | poped that a writ of injunction or other legal UMBERL. re pa eaininistration were ieeued to An- | regatta will start from Sixth atrect wharf at ane os WARE at lowest prices process will at once be obtained, until tne | (> BL drew P. Duvall on the estate of Eliza Davai, | Te&8? rad DE TNORDI LE. Of abe WHEELER & BROWNING. roper tribunal shall determine whether the HECHARICSECEG. bond £1,000; 10 o’clock precisely, on ti Kz of SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 5 Lonisiana avenue, Pi Sg f shel EC eee tne ati san cministration d- | osip, and be accompanied by a steamboat (9 OF WASHINGTON, D. se 5-1m™ Opporite Seaton House, | people of Alexandria or the leseees of their| REV. 0, EGE & enth Scholastic bonis mon with the will annexed on the estate | Forr Washingtom and retur + D. 0. = sEeTT canal have any right longer to obstruct | year. Duties resume Sept. 3d. Circulars at this of the late Jobn F. Pepper, were issued to Chartered by Special Act of Congress for the | | [NEW BOOKS! N BOOKS !! navigation and Injuriously alfect the trade of | Orice, or Mechanicsburg. ang 7-0o6w' Wrne Tudge dartiscon of the contested wil | _“Mcnogr Bay.”—The inhabitants of this | AMM aRMOT BORDSy STOCKS. SPhcIin ” S SUB OOD BOOKS. soraraleatu Taastnt enter Ri eeninereen oar piaiaess RG ree A CRBURG. Pa. of the jate Samuel Devaughn, which has been | otorious locality, situated near the canal, at | JEWELRY, CASH BOXES, eater Queen Vitale s Mebaied ot ene Prices | rakes ate now ineaaed; Sad we: euteriain Rey, T. P. EGE, A. M., President. argued for some time by Judge Hughes for the | tbe foot of Fourteenth street, were affcrded a | RILVER PLATE, MORTGAGES. Comey go art aust Tepe shadow of doubt that, when the subject WELFTH COLLEGIATE YEAR. contestants and Mr. M. Thompeon for the pro. | Slight diverson from the usual scenes chara>- | PAINTINGS, WILLS. DEEDS, Consort) 82. Art end Seshuy i aoe eee see ua inetia no court ain DCT ESUME SEPTEMBER Atm. | 1 teristic of the place. T wo jolly ‘boys In blue,” VALUABLE PAPERS, 4 . Te Coufesat : 5 is fairly p Send for a Circula aug 7-eo6w pounders, rendered his decision, in which he Pl lu 7 a i cloth; $3.75." The Confessions of Ge hesitate £0 pronounce theaqueduct a nuisance said :—The law points out the mode of making | D@ving too freely imbibed of “tangle foot,” got | And all Cre a ov saney end for th | By Florence Marryat, paper: 75, cents. “Bal . ‘ 5 8 Wilis, and also the mode of revoking wills, | !'0 4 beligerent mood at the sight of another The attesting proved the perfect sanity of the | Soldier approaching them, and, not waiting for testator, and the scrivener who drew the will | ®0Y salutation, pitched into the lone soldier in proves thatit was madein accordance with the | 8ctive étyle. The mnequa! contest was Wishes of the testator. andthe testator, buta | ended = by =the whipping of the few days before his death, pointed to this as | !atter, after which drinks were proposed, and his will. Itis true he intended to make an. | the trio became good friends. A full delegation G ie having appro- ts. Curious History of Insects. By | to this city. ‘The Corporation : PSIEe OF. 2,” Nichol: Kleby; the Charles | priated $10,000 to contest the matter and the 7 FIRE AND BUBULAB-PROOF VAULTS. a; GLH) David Copperfield, in? | bwners of property above the aqueduct being | GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, — vols. brary. 1, “Non Officinal Formulein Local | opgtent, we see no reason why the issue |. Ovrice—Conxt NEW YORK AVENUE AND | hse in the District of Columbia. ‘Every doctor and | ¢Eoaig nor at ouce be made. ‘There 1s no time | A] OODs, ¥L FITEENTH STBEET. 21. a ATT Gem arut: | to lose. 1f we know the temper of the people etal, i" ; We are now receiving and opening our stock of feel certain that they are prepared to : GOUBS, emb cha cewenveia s—8. P. BROWN. H.D. COOKE, GEO, fhe Sayings of bere, we ABLE GOU , embracing the newest a otber will, but be had not done so. of dowdy women, of both colors, was present | wRIGGS Wat. 8, HUNTINGTON GEOROR IT, . Cozens, author o | spend any mum fa Eons 4 Gentece le styles in the market. Also, « full as- ‘The judge in his opinion referred to several | #t the entertainment, and ere its close wagers | PLANT, GEORGE 0. EVANS, B. P. SNYDER, 8. Randelph Gordon. Alexandria to the oq eet ae od bridge wie a | sortment of HOU EPING GOODS, largo cant are xpiained | of mall amounts were made between them as | NATHANIEL N. 15. an’ Friend: 75 cents. Alec | ished, and in its stead a ¢ ge Br cis ee ne eee bee. CReeicon by Suber eouria: Ame Lally” xpIRNeG | OF oe Stobetia pREIE cia Caer len ee aCe BROW. Poca cerr: Forbes of Howglen; 73cte, Mr Wyurard’s Ward. | Graw must be built. Every man in town is | stuck of Goose for, Meus and, Hove’ wear. Gloves, Dilmented by several epatertat che tar cP ab | should be obecrvadin dhis section Of We eter t oa ORGE OU. EVANS, Vice Paestpent. | By Holine Lee, cts. Good interested in this matter. cheap. nglish. By 1 ; A Romance of the Beonblles eerie aneie a Te G WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Tax Free Trade; §1. Treatise on th e respectfully solicit an exumiyation of ASURER. 3 YDER, SecRErTaRy. AMIN MILLER. conclusion Of the opinion. for really it is now such a disgrace as to render JAMIN M ‘The first and final accounts of the adminis- | ‘nvesiments in that localty utterly impracti- CE BUSINEss. Kk. y - By phe the police yesterday—S for disorderly | = 31 St" 101 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. ,, Riley ¢ = ae m9o" Y % 1 ene Divina. By ©. L. r petit larceny,2 for sleeping ib ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, tratrix of Gabriel Mineret, and ot administ: cal Orricz Hovrs: From9o’clock a.m. toB o'clock pies! ee the Cotton. ‘By Bulwer, (dione cone ee begging, aad 4 for @ violation > F ime 19 tor of Ohester A. Colt, wit count of & PERG ELE: An och eee 7 eaition)) 16), Velham. By Bulwer, (Globe edi- | C8 *or poration ordinance. Jusuce Buckey | EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT sonal estate: and second account of guardian ANITARY REPORT.—An order was sen: OGRAPHY OF LEIGH HUNT; | tions $120. Last of the Barons: . Eugene evi ae AUCTION. to orphans of John T. Kilmon, were approved | Colonel A-P. Blunt, at Lincoln Depot, tora | "PAG Atanas political Beonomy of Arti 1° | Arun. Cby Bulwer (Globe edition) S140 cold | imposed fines amounting stored wen named | aOR WERNDSDAY MORNING, Septembor 3th and passed. coffin and burial for @ colored child one year | Tales of the Colonics, by Charles Roweroft; $1. | Curiosity’ Shop. Dickens, (Diamond édition;) | No License—Two colored men named | ati0o clock, will sell, at the Cottage, corner of ——-—_ old. Ten written and twenty-four verbal | Domestic Stories, by author of “John Halifax; $1.00, Old Curiosity Shop. Glove edi- | pienard Thompson and Robert Bell were ar. | Fayette and’ Fourth streets,a general assortmen DEATH OP AN OLD UitiIzEy.—Mr. Richard | notices were served on persons harboring nal- $i. Autobiography of Lutfullah; $1. Bod ld | tion:) $1.60. The Seven . By H. M. rested pesleraey EY oer Re:d; and arraigned | of Houselold Furniture consisting of Tables, erbro: zier, in 2 vol r rs, Bedsteads, Featherbeds, Wimsatt, a well known resident of the Seventh | sances. Seven dead horses and three smaller eerbrook, | Hozier, in 2 vols., with maps ‘ducation, by Harrict Martineau. Harriet Martineau; uckey, charged with running | Stands, Bureaus. (1 by Hi by Harriet Marti iiinlo inten’ | “pfaited tree on receipt of above price before Justice Ward, died suddenly yesterday moraingat his | animals were yesterday reported and removed. a : i 5. Hair and Shuck Mattresses, and many other arti- i daskell's Liteotthar: | "Adgrene HUDSON TAYLOR carte withont a license. They were fined $5.0 | HM sumerous ‘to meution, “Aldcs ohe Rua residence, at the age of sixty-nine. Mr. Wim- | Sani'ary officer Whitemore, of the Seventh lotte Bronte; $1. fette. by Currer Bell; $1. ND STATIONERY STORE. each by the justice. ; Silver-plated Grover & Baker ase wing Machine. satt was sitting in his doorway on Thursday | Ward. this morning, ordered away trom the | i Brovtl: #ie hey Bh NCH & RICHARDSON, insane—About half-past ten o'clock last | _se 13-d OMAS : evening ergaged in conversation, when sud- | Washington wharves a load of Spoiled oysters, se3 FRANCK TAYLOR. sep 2-tr 34 Pennsylvania avenue, évening. an insane man named Miles Easton, BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct., Georgetown. denly he was attacked with violent retchings, | with a view to the health of the city. ‘i ES'! GRAPES!!! OOBS, SABH, AND BLINDS. ted to jump Into the 5 s pre- —— which continued for some time, rendering him ——o—__ Gar iow HAMBURG rg debrinebtel tills Yentea from doing £0 by officers D. J. Gun. nb viptae of Cee or tae Guprena’ Goat ot speecbless from exhaustion. He continued to FURTHER UOonVENIEN ‘The proprietors BLACK PRINCE, - The undersigned would most respectfully invite ningbam and (deo. A. Hess, who conducted the district or colamt ane fr atauss ot Brown grow worse unill ll o'clock yesterday morn- | of the Metropolitan Hotel, with a full eppreci- GOLDEN HAMBURG, sic Rullgers and others to call aoe a Sesh | nim to his home. ys. Brown and others. being No. 804 on the. equity ing when death ensued. | Mr. Wimsatt was | ation of the comfort of their guests, nave Fee ey W. BURCHELL BEINGS “WINDOW AND. DOOR FRAMES! |" picompERLY.—A sailor named Robert Artes | Wtckeref sat ont will eter at penlie sake native of St. Mary’s County, Md., amd came to ebanged their gentlemen’s public sitting room Corner 14th and F streets, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, NEWEL POSTS, ‘was, yesterday, arrested by officer D. J.Cun- | THURSDAY, the 2th day of September, at 5 thicker: op about yd Ete ago. pied Soest f from the dark. Lyensiieped spartaant on the anZ under Kbbitt Hor &c., at his store, No.424 Mass. avenue, between ningham and taken before Justice Buckey, | o'clock P.M , part of lot No. 29in Beaty & Haw- years he wasengaged in businesson thelsiand. | jine with the office, to the room fronting on | *" kins’ addition to Georgetown, frouting 30 feet on and was distinguished for Bis innate love of ‘ROM PARIS DIRECT—Paul Maurice: Les | Sth and 7th, opposite Northern Liberties Harxsty ‘who fined nim $2.50 for disorderly conduct. rg : M where he intends to keep constantly on hand ali sted bY the eame officer | the West side of Fredrick street, and running back honesty and fair dealing. store. new saloon has been handsomely | gq crajeil, se Village; decents. Spulle: he Fort the various saizog and qualities, .at the lowest cas BT. Pore rand. digarderly. condmet, aud | Same width 7s feet devp, with the frame buildings Tie AUTUMNAL Eqvinox—To-day the sun | ites foF ‘writing, lounging, smoking, éc, " La derntere Soenr Gries; Scents, | (WHEAP EDITIONS —thecker ara Lectures on | colored, was srresise on before Vasiice Buckey, | fariine aston si she worth cant goruers cf lot No.2 are of equal length in the northern part of the | | Manpauus.—This morning, Mr. 8.G. Hine, crs Baca ef Perchemins; 48 coats, | dennis, ilfustrated? 81.55. Shakspoare, agiish | who ined him £5.50 for disorderly conduct." | fronting on the south side of Brospect street, au gio! rn. Usually the | as counsel for Mr. James Lawn, filed a pe- equinox is accompanied by storms of wind | tition and motion fora mandamus on W. 0. andram. Last night, about 11 o'clock, Harper, the justice who fined him for selling fall of rain took place, and fore brief liquor to soldiers & few days since, to show time the wind blew with considerable vio- | cause why he should not receive an Appeal lence. This may be regarded as the commence- | bond to carry the case to the District Supreme mont of the equinoctial storms, which last | Uourt. The District Attorney bas decided that geperall for @ week. The rain continued to |’no appeal will lay in the premises, the act im- until an early bour this morning. Tne | posing the fine being an act of Congress. change was & very agreeable one to our citi- ing cast 2 fect, then south 10 fect, then ‘west DEOVER'S RusT.—500 head of cattle were | Zp'wet then north im tect to the, beginning. with the two story frame house upon the same. ‘forms: one-third of the purchase money in cash, the Teal: Gve in and I2 months from the day of sale, the Tehaser giving his notes with approved security. Bearing interest from thevday uf anlovor the pnt: chase money may be paid in fu ot the ale by ne court. All couveyancing and ait A SEEMS Of the cost op a PACE SON. Trast Nustrated; cents. The Caxton’s. verisn| Scones FRANCK TAYLOR, rer, Globe edition. illustrated; Di post tN Sexson. Sisve edidion, illustrated: 91.20 Per | soldat tne above named place yesterday, yolume; Di Ww ickens’ Works, Diamond edition, plain; | from 4% to 7 cents per pound, gross weigh: illustrated, 91.0. Lengtallow's head sbeep sold at from $3 to $5.50.a head; POTOMAG FAMILY. SHAD Boome Dismrond edition; @1; Tennyson soon, | SU Den and calves sold from €35 to $75, ac: POTOMAC ROK HERRING, Diamondedition) 61.25. op awox TAY! cording to quality. All put up in the best manner. je RAN Loe vot. ner Rania eat eV na_ | BRB PRPPPPPPPPOPPEPEPPRROR | aczziemt, votes crm bent teases base ce. ‘LING, Auct. co evaded a Ree pet peal; paca, | 0016 OMAS DOWLING, zene, as the weather yesterday was extremely | kxsrimc a KAD HoUss—Lient. Skippon, of ATUBAL FLOWERS PRESERVED IN ALL Ww BOOT AND SHOE STOBB. per peck; Y ac, pet perk; Descnbs, SEW FURNITURE STORE capricious. the 4th precinct yesterday arrested a German | gq Pind’ piste ar thy feds BY ire a tae Senile, Per Deen on er peck, corn, Se er 148 BRIDGE st Bin %., i between sand 9 | Woman named Louisa Deitz, and arraigned | MM HAYES, No. 308 Bighthatrock wost, GEO. B. WILSON, irish polymbers, 200. per doz.; beans, 3c, per art Ope hig FE Xo. Id colored woman, Inga house of lii-iame, aud was fines goby | between Land M. Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson, ck; cantelopes, 10820; watermelons, 1Sa40c; rHE tbe Justice, walle Louise Germon, sive Ger, | GAMUEK, WIRE No. 502 SEVENTH STREET Babbage, Salve. per head. The ‘undersigned wishes to inform his fr moan, and arrested with the formes, wae ined | Soe CAREER Ter AN eR LEDER: cots, ‘Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. THE OANAL—Twenty.aven boats have | and public generally, that bis FURNLTUBE is $5 upon 8 charge of prostitution, preferred by "CONTRACTOR FOR BUILDINGS." euésm t down the canal since onr last report, and | now open for tnapecten PETE assortment t0 be bow and producing such internal injuries as | the sam f ‘{iaiccadod rae found in Georgetown. to cause slight hemorrhage. She ‘been | the former. . Please call and get his Brigee pofore papsnasing NCR aeony, dgdddddddddddddddddddddda | arc Gator atearnrnar te cu CARD, HERDS, ning, aud afterwards di i , eE Potions ScMMaRY.—The whole number of OMEN TUCKY ‘BLUE GRAss, LOWE ac. Merencuamre” EXOHAnGR — The businpes | “WPI: — 1uBriage at., GeitgetownsD7'0. gain arrests made by the police yesterday wes 77; Ar Sore Ca AaRS ‘ Assortment F 70k ‘QOMPLETE— done at the Exchange to-day was as follows: AT Being very old and in- | ese of eaca precinct was as, follows: Seaoud, Non. 68 and BO Loniiana mene, Ai Eredes of RIVERA fei | Chron 2.6 brubels of wea 109 bushels iS ls RDI] iti ‘that he! titati i - I sts., arket er oy f Wil got Bonble Ber fo stand’ the obock te: | Rice Mee Si Thing. 13 arreui; net |. ody MmendiMtoM Wahtastoned. | Bile Sadiese FLOPR, ae Bem pastels doar suis Loobenne | Ramdas Spremtun sally Raa: veer renee ete a e fines 910, Strib, it “Tignes 210 | Grarzs: GRAPES! GRargs! | aseortmest % a aie . | | Bis do" at 240; ton Daahels, do. ei. and tie ery aad fot es vEs —A reg- me, ; y ; a ent . cs alat mecting of this new compucy was toi ex | fines $1355. ‘Tenth, 11 arrests, fines B10. of all cholee ver KSH EVERY DAY, gukings ay 7 | Saring the past weex wate as follows 9.605 | “Sreing and of done fn the best 7 ‘ard, ven! ee ard. | J . Gape Donald MeCathead presiding, ana bie, | Atanas op FYER—About wlet o'clock inst | fom Kendall Grau Vinevers BEAM ' i asonfel for past favars, the subiertber A. Cook secretary. The company adopted a | Digbt, officer Rossiter discovered fire in the | at1. PEARSON'S Fruit Dopot, 491 sth r) gpa custom | SP eee aiik the uniform similar to that of 1! Washington Tear of the 5th cavalry barracks, between 18th | near Penna. avenue. Au: received and ret ie Zouaves, and elected Joseph Brummett finan- | *nd 19th streets, above the avenue a few Excusi0n! Bx nO Shice cadres Lok ee Wo. 80. cial secretary, after which the company fell | #quares, and Sse ot ua alarm from box 48. ‘OHA! ‘Saturday, when line and'were drilled by Oapt, MeUatn. | It was daceriained that the fire was oaly the mE RMINATOR 11 4m ran, and did very credirably. considering: that | burning of some rubbish. oR nino ree uous Ha! TADy were never in line lore. ‘here were 'q the . uable JAIL For Count.—Ohas. Boyde, colored, and ‘as being an Over 100 members present. 19 years old, came before Justice Walter ‘yes. | wr,arrommane beauty, terday char, with the larceny of a watch a gente tear Piece, and was Soraraiteed, wo Jail for court. if 4 aude gts isnt, Mad Doe Kiriep —Oficer Langley, of ‘the th, dog at —_-—__ Prov. MACALLISTER.—This great magician, assisted by the talented and gifted Madame Macalister, will open his cabinet of wonders et Odd Fellow’s Hall on Wedn evening, pts py ges crow: greet eve Lod tertainment, 8 compliment paid to his ‘wander: fol sk)}! in tne Art Magiq: One hundred presents will bé given away nightly. en Retici0vs.—St. Matthew's Church, corn witeea arate pierces ase the 7, pain CRA ? petition of JaAMED Wart of Siker age ofthe boty. completa ys foci satennion Ly or tom any he Haar tee arnt end is tho 7 ence. -Price| Seely pay oa Sh of for ot, lay killed & mad eee ee Demet track. ’ BAIL vor Cover.—James Ted with came a patton ite Seana ” PIXON ORO it i Louldlangargnud. poprnal. Boston, Maer atreete, rt h ions to be at least sixty days pre- Morgan, ‘presiding Eider of wale: District, wii 3 retort ‘of P be present, end on interesting meeting may be — one expected. . C. THRAKER. 6-w8W Comualanlouer of Farcnia,