Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1868, Page 4

ENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, kc., To-Night. Nationa Tu#aTen.—The Richings’ Eng. lish Opera Troupe in Gounod’s “Faust.” New Scucerzen Pa pane, opening ‘arget Association. MetzeRotr HALL —Strawberry the ladies of Trinity P. E. Church. Sr. Pacw’s Exciisu LuTaeran Cavrca.— Strawberry Festival for the benefit of the new memorial ball. St. Mattuews’ Cuvrcn.—Grand Floral and Fruit Festival for the benefit of the Parish Seboois. McKespre Cuaret. by the Iadves of the Mite festival by Strawberry Festival Society. —.+__ Affairs About the City Hall, To-day. ‘This morning the police were on duty at the City Hall as usual, and by nine o’cleck quite a Bumber of persons had assembled about the west near the Mayor's office. A Morning changed the locks on the doors of the Aldermen's chamber. Messrs. B. Downing, John W. Mead, and Peter Hep- burn, the Assessors returned ax elected im the ‘Third, Fifth, and Seventh Wards, appeared at the hall this morning, and qualified by taking the usual oath of office. It is the Conservative candidate for Assessor in the Fifth Ward who thus qualified. rT. Bowen was busily engaged yesterday in examining the accounts of the Corporation, and this morning. after reaching the office. {about 1 o'clock.) he resumed this work but also received quite a number ef his friends, and several officers of the Corporation. The duties of messenger are performed by Perry Carson, colored. who has been sppointed to that position, at least natil the election of city officers by the jeint Boards on the tthof July. It was rumored about the hail this morning that two of the Republicans of the Fitth Ward delegati-n, Messrs. Arrison and Toney, intend- ed to resign their positions, or at least not meet again in the Board, until the question is defi- nitely determined as to who are the legally elected representatives from that ward: but, after due inquiry, we find there is no founda. tion for this rumor other than absence from the meetings of the Board yesterday. These gen- tlemen, it is understood, take the ground that they are the regularly cleeted members, and if the other party feel aggrieved they can ap- peal to the Co Tt is stated that in this (Fifth) Ward, at least im four precincts, ihe votes of 3 soldie Feceived and their tickets were mar! counted separately, while at the other prec the names of 31 soldiers were checked on the poll books, but the tick yet, these soldiers it is mat upon their oath as to whom they voted for ¥ some it is stated that on examining certified copies of the rolls of the !2th infantry, in which these men are enlisted, but 4 very small num. ber appear to have been here one year, as re. ‘Wuired by Inw. and that if the case goes into the courts it Would be a contest on this ground, ‘And not because soldiers voted —-—_. BSiny oF Scuoor Tevstees.—The regular Monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees ot Public Schools was held Isst evening in their Toom, at the City Hall, Dr. Walsh im the chair. Mr. Rhees, chairman of the committee to award the prizes for spelling, stated that the commit. tee bad not yet examined all the papers, and ‘Were not ready to report. Mr. Woodward pre- ions of Miss S. E. Twitchell an be found and and R. SCKSOR 10F positions as teachers which were referred to the Committee on the Examination of Candidates. Mr. Wilson, cbairman of the committee to prepare the pro- gramme for the annual examinations, reported the seme, which was adopted. (pubtished in umn.) Mr. Wilson presented the Following letter from Dr. Samson. president of Columb a College COLUMBIA CoLLE E, Wasntnetor. D. © June & inex 0. or. Eey.—My Dear Sir: 1 have the bon inform you that the newly elected Board of Trustees of the Columbia Uoi- fege. attheir meeting for organization on the 35th of May. unantmou=ly voted to renew the oath whe may be selected as most deserv- ing by the trustees of the Public schools of the city of Washington. I have the pleasure also toannounce this year that the pupil selected Six years ago by your careful estimate receives the highest honors in the graduating class. T have the Bonor to be your friend and ser- G. W. Samsox vant Dr. Walsh, chairman of erami fon of candid: teachers, made the follo was adopted. “The committer met on the Second District Grs thirty persons temg p: Were applicants tor Interm: and Primary schoois, and the t Persons were found q see Lacy P uilding. among whom Secondary. owing named alified: For Lntermedi- Brown, Emma L. Wilson, Mary y—Bettie Lynch. Rachel 2¥ M. Chapin, Ellen Gibb: E. Gibbs, H. Jennie Free. Eliza Caton For Primary—ida Pumpbrey, Magzie Pum- rey. Dettie Robinson. Alice L. Kern, Emma Wilson, Sarah Flagler, Lizzie Henning.” Mr. Brown offered a resolution Trustees of Columbian Coilege for thei and valuable gift of a scholarship in that insti tution. Adopted. Mr. Johnson offered a res- olution requesting the City Councils to appro. Priate Ss chase medals and premiums for the meritonon= puptis in the public schools Which was sdopted after some debate, and the Board adjourned. beral ——e——— THe Latest Convipesce Gane —A few Weeks since oue of our prominen: offic doing business on 7th street, received dette: marked Boston, Mass.. written in a delicate female hand, as follows “MAY 16tb. 156—Dear Sir. Why, ob, why, Baye you not wri beart is breaking, for I am in the greatest =. Since writing the cruel people I mentioned have taken my trunks and books for the small amount I am dudebted to them as security. On ber knees the Foor onteast orphan girl begs yon, from your abundance, to send ber if i: be but the Smallest sum. I did hope, tho’ fallen as} am, gvit remembrance of me a= I wes, and for the sake Of poot, desz Ow dead, yon in your merey Would not know me destitute, wanting, without one word to soothe my hope- Jess. misery. I came to Boston Monday, fondly Roping to obtain the humble situation of teacher in 2 village school, but have been wn- sucersstul, and this morning, by the sale of my last poor ring. I have barely sufficient to carry me back w the bad people who have taken my things, and who would giadly make my beauty my feture misery. Joytfully, if I could, would I come to you. Yes, the once Proud, tenderly cared for. happy gti. be- Seeches you to aid her. Ub, treat not this a my first letter, or it will kil! me. Send me little assistance by return mail, and I will pray tor and bless you PANSiE. “As before requested, direct, Miss Fannie Caldwelt, South Abingdon, Plymoutk Co. Mass tts.” This letter was immediately answered, by one making inquiries as to when and at what place “Miss Fannie” first tormed the writer's acquaintance, and 4% few days thereafter the following answer to the imquiries way ceived here, which, it 1s needless to say,| was enough for our friend ' Mffice of Constable of the Commomreait. Bos ton, May >, Wir. —Dear Sir arrested in this city a miserable imposter, who ails from Baltimore, Md.. and gives the game of Wm. Kebert Emerson. This Em: educated man, by birth an Englishman (I judge), and fcr your satisfaction I encigse his Photograph, which you will please return to me vy mail. On the back of the pict-dre you Will see bis aliases, one of the narars ‘Miss Fannie Caldwell.” you will recogmize, and the annexed slip trom oue of our 1se¢wspapers Will explain the rest. Amongst a Mass of let- ters taken from this fellow, frorA prominent kentlemen, from New York to New Orleans, I Sind one from you, dated Miay Sth, which 1 “Will either return or destsoy, as you wish. You were much more luci¢y or wise than some other gentlemen in you¥ vicinity, who were foolish enough to send /this sharper money in sums from $5 to $10), suid to make amorous as- siguations with (her!) him. Very traly yours, “Evwarp J. Jonrs, “Constablé of the Commonwealth.” ———— Tae River Fuont, June W.—Carter’s Wiarf, Saalec— bury, Md., bight; sloop Reindeer, Headley, for Pamunkey Creek, light. Riley's Wharf—Artived—Schooner John Havens, Lewis, from Mathias’ Point, w wood for W. H. Marlow. Sailed—Schooners Flounder. Skinner, from lower Potomac, light: Susam, McDevitt, for Alexandria, to load with cosh tor Norwalk, Conn; Agnes Replier, Me- Faidden, for same place, to load with coal for Bridgeport. Conn; steamer Columbia, Harper, for Baltimore, with merchandise and passens gets; schooner J. J. Maypole, Hughes, with a €argo of fertilizers for Cone river. Sicth Street Wharf—The United States rev- enue steamer Northerner, Captain McGowan, which arrived yesterday, will take dowa to Mount Vernon at J o'clock this afterneon the Chinese Embassy, including Minister Barlin- game, and other invited guests. They will re- turn to the city by moonlight, Berry's Wharf The steagwr Hi Livingston, Capt. Wilson, left this wharf yesterday after. noon for Baltimore and river landings, having on board a number of passengeTs and large as. soriment of Brown's WI — Arrived—Schooner Notless, Hamon, with cargo of lime for S. P. Brown & Soa. —— Sate oF Prorenry.—Messrs. Wall & Co., auctioneers, Tday sold part of lot No. 29, in square on Sth street east, with the um- ose cOnsisting of a brick house, to niel Rawlins, for $1,525; 4, m square 876,0n South Iso, part of lot No. dwelling house, to J. E. Herrell, for ¢: 1 proffer of a scholarship im the college to | returning | the thenks of the Board to Dr. Samson and the | Last Saturday we | rsou jis an | oomer Statesman, Malone, for Salis- | E street, with the improvements thereon, consisting of a frame ramme for the ex- amination of the Public Schools in this city, adopted by the Board of Trustees at their meet- ing last evening: on WAIFTEN SX AMINATION. =s ursday, June 11th.—Ist district_Female Grammar, iiss A. E. Evans teacher, exa: ined by Mr. Wilson; Male Grammar, Mr. Brown. 2d district— Fem: g 3d district_Female Grammar, Mirick, by Mr. Walsh: Male Grammar, Mr. Mirick, acting, by Mr. Johnson. 4th district— Female Grammar, Mrs. Amidon, by Mr. Stephenson; Maie Grammar, Mr. Thompson, by Mr. Cassell. Friday, June 12:h.—tst district—Female In- termediate No. 1, Miss Williams, teacher, by Mr. Tustin; Femate Intermediate No. 2, Miss Hoover, by Mr. Brown; Male Intermediate, Miss L. P. Brown, acting, by Mr. Wilson. 2d district—Femaile Intermediate =" 2 diate No. 2, Miss Johnson, by Mr. Johnson; Male Int » Mr. Chamberiain, acting, by Mr. Marke. 4th district—Female Interme- diate No. 1, Mrs. Wise, by Mr. Cassell; Female Intermediate No.2, Miss Martin, by Mr. Ste- eigen Male Intermediate, Miss Reed, by . Croggon. ORAL EXAMINATION. Tovrsday, June 1ith.—1st district—Primary No. 1, Mise Campbell, teacher, by Mr. Tustin. 2d district—Primary No. 1, Miss Haislap, by Mr. Rhees. 3d district—Primary No. 1, Mrs. oy ee goon 4th district—Primary r, iss 3 yy Mr. Croggon. June [5th.—ist district—Female In- 0.2, Miss Hoover teacher, by Mr. Wilson; Pr mary No. 2, ) E. Robinson, by Mr. Brown; Primary No. s by Mr. Tustin. 2d district—Primary No. 2, Miss Cha- py acting, by Mr. Woodward; Primary No. 3, Hazzard, by Mr. Rhees: Pru No. 4, Lemon, by Mr. Fox. 3d district—Primary Miss Nourse, by Mr. Walsh; Primary Altemus, by Mr. Johnson; Primary Miss Aukward, by Mr. Marks. 4th dis- trict—Primary No. 2, Miss Fowler acting, by Mr. Stephenson; Primary No. 3, Miss Sheck, by Mr. Cassell; Primary No. 4, Mrs. Stratton, by Mr. Croggon. June i6th,—Ist district—Primary Walker teacher, by Mr. Wilson Primary No 5, Miss Hawkins, by Mr. Tustin: Primary No. 6, Miss Stabler, by Mr. Brown. 2d distiiet—Female Intermediate No. 2, Mrs. Myers, by Mr. Rhees; Primary No. 5, Mies Ca- ton, by Mr. Woodward; Primary No. 6, Miss Cissell, acting, by Mr. Fox. 3d district—Pri- mary 5, Miss Walborn, by Mr. Marks. Primary No. 6, Miss Armistead, by Mr. Walsh: Primary No. 7, Miss E. Gray. acting. by Mr. Jobuson. 4th district—Primary No. 5, Miss Milburn, by Mr. Croggon: Primary No. 6, Miss Peyton. by Mr. Cassell: Primary No. 7 Miss Garrett, by Mr. Stephenson. Wednesday, June 1th.—tst district—Pri- mary No.7, Miss F. McMahon teacher, by Mr. Tustin: Primary No. 5, Miss Marsh, by Mr. Brown, Primary No. 9, Miss Fuller, by Mr. Wilson, 2d district—Primary No. Mrs. Mr. Fox: Primary No. acting. by Mr. Woodward: Primary Miss J. L. Adams, by Mr. Rhees. 3a dis- Female Intermediate No. 2. Miss John- son. by Mr. Walsh: Primary No, 8, Muss Vneatley, acting, by Mr. Jobuson: Primary No. %, Mise Bright, by Mr. Marks. 4th distri Primary No. >, Miss M. E. Gray, by Mr. Croz- | gon: Primary’ No. 9, Miss H. Davis. by Mr. Stephenson: Primary No. 10, Miss B. Robin- som, acting. by Mr. Casseli, Thotsday, Yune 15tn.—Ist district—Primary Ko. 1, Miss E. Gibbs, acting teacher, by Mi. Wilson, Primary No. 11, Miss Calkins, acting, by Mr. Brown: Primary No. 12, Miss Fraucis. | acting. by Mr. Tustin. 2d district—Primary No. 10, Miss Dalton, by Mr. Ruees; Primary No. 11. Mrs. Walker, by Mr. Fo: Primary No. !2, Miss E. L. Wilson, acting, by Mr. Wood- | ward. 3d district—Primary No. 10, fMliss Dyer, by Mr Walsh: Primary No. 11. Mrs. Mc ris M th. acting. by Mr. Jonson: Primary = Simpson, by Mr. Marks. 4th é | Female Intermediate No. 2. Miss Martin, by | Mr. Croggon; Secondary No. 1, Miss A! M. Adams, by Mr. Cassell; Secondary No. 2. Miss M.A. Lee, by Mr. Stephenson. Friday, June 19th.—tst district—Male Inter- mediate Ni P. Brown, ac:ing teach- Tu-tinand Brown. 2d dis c E Tait, by Mr. Rees: See ondary No. 2, Miss Thomas, by Mr. Fox. id di-trict—Primary No. Smith. by Mr. r Seconda: . B. Davis, by Messts. Cassell, Cr ilson, Woodward and Mark: s, teacher, by own. district—See- Quinlan, by Mr. Wood ; ny No.4, Miss Tucker, Fox. ' 3d district—Secondary No. 2. Mrs. Oliv by Mr. Walsh; Secoudary No. 3, Miss Bird, vy Mr. Johnson. t—Male Grammar, Mr. Thompson, by Messrs. Cassell, Crozgon. Rhee, and Marks. ve . Mr. To Secondary No.2, Miss Browne, by Mr ad district—Male Intermediate, Miss own, by Messrs. Rhees aud Woed- ward. Sd_district—Female Grammar, Mis: | Mirick, by Messrs. Walsh, Johnson, Croggou. row n. Fox. and Cassell. $th districts. y No i, Miss MeLeod, acting, by Mr. Ste- phenson: Secondary No. 4. Miss Bailey, by Mr. Croggon Wednesday, June 2th. —Ist district—Secon- | dary No. 3, Mis+ S. E. Gibbs, acting wache: by Mr. Brown; Secondary No. 4, Miss K. A. McMahon. by Mr. Wilson. district—Female Intermediate No.1, Miss’ Billing, by M-s-rs. Rhees and Fo } M - 34 district—Male Grammar, Mirick, aetag, by Messrs. Walsh, Jobn- ny Marks, Tustin, Woodward and Stephen. son. 4th distriet—Secondary No. 5, Miss Van | Horn, by Mr. Castell: Secondary No.6, Miss | Morse, by Mr. Croggon. Thureday, June z5th.—Ist district—Secon- | dary No.5, Mrs. Rodier teacher, by Mr. Wil- sou: Secondary No. 6, Miss Israel. by Mr. Brown. 2d district—Female Grammar, Miss Lane. acting, by Messrs. Rhees, Woodwar Fox, Tustin, Walsh. and Stephenson; Male I termediate, Mr. Chamberlain, acting, oy Messrs. Johnson and Marks; Secoudary No. 7, Mrs. Bowen, by Mr. Croggo! Friday, June 2b —2d district—Male Gram- far, Tur. Hunt, acting teacher, by Messrs. Khees, Woodward. Fox, Wilson, Jotinson, and Crogzon: 3d district—Female Intermediate No. Thompson. by Messrs. Walsh aud Secondary No. 4, Miss Lusby, by Mr. Tustin: Secondary No. 5, Miss Morphy, by Mr. Brown. Monday, June 2th.—Ist District—Female rammar. Miss A. E. Evans, teacher. by Wilson, Brown, Tustin, Ruees. Mark: And Stephenson; 2d district—Secoudary No | Miss Rowe. by Mr. Woodward: Secondary No, 6, Tilley, by Mr. Fox; 3d distriet—Sec- ondary No.6, Miss Hinton, by Mr. Walsh; S-c. 'y No. 7, Mrs. Rowland, by Mr. Johnson; 4th district—Male Intermediate, Miss Reed, by Messrs. Croggon and Cassell. Tuesday, June 30th.— ist district — Male | Grammar, Mr. Thomson, teacher, by Messrs. | Wilson, Brown, Tusti ward, Marke | and Croggon: 2d district—Secondary No. | Muss M.Y. Davis, acting, by Mr. Fox: S ary No 5, Miss Free, acting, by Mr. Rhees: district—Secondary | 1, Mrs. Wise, by Messrs. Stephenson and Uas- sell. turday, May 2d, at the Female Grammar ool Room, Sth street, between E and F. Examination of the Grammar Sehools. to award the “Ballantyne Medal” for Sparse. Mesers. Rhees, Wilson, Marks, and Stephenson, Saturday, May 9th, at the Female Interme- diate School Keom, 5th street, between E and F. Examination of the Intermediate Schools, to award the « Khees Medal” for Spelling. Messrs. Rhees, Wilson, Marks. and Stephenson. Saturday, Jume 20th, at the Consolidated Business College. Examination of Penman- ship. to award the Scholarship and Prizes in the College. Messrs. Wilson, Woodward, Marks, and Stephenson, Thursday, July 2d, at the Female Grammar School Room, ith street, between E and F. | Examination of the Male (Grammar Schools, to award the Columbian College Scholarship. | Messrs. Brown, Woodward. Johnson, and | Stephenson. | The written examinations will commence at i o'clock a. m., and close at! p.m. The oral exammation of the Grammar Schools will commence at 1 o'clock p. m.. of the Intermediate Schools at 2 o’clock p. m.:and of the Secondary and Primary Schools at 2\ o'clock p. m. A roll of merit in eacn school will be pre- pared according to the rules heretofore ob- served, as follows—1. A gold medal in ea: Grammar and Intermediate School, and a sil- ver each Secondary and Primary School—punctuality, exemplary conduct, and improvement within the year constituting the basis of this award; 2. Three premiums im each Grammar and Intermediate School, for the best written examinations; 3. Six premiums in each -chool for exemplary conduct and punctuality; 4. Three premiums in each school for attention to study aud improvement within the year: 5. One premium in each school for improvement | within the year in penmanship: 6. One pre- minum in e&ch school tor neatness—person, | books, desk, &e., to be considered; 7. One pre- mium im each school for improvement within tne in vocal masic. Only one award, ex- | cep! the premiam for vocal music, shall be | made to the same pupil; batin all other cases | where # pupil shall be entitled under the tore- | Sane sebutactaneund suaneh: emen Geeemes to the pupil standing next in order in the same | class of merit. | _ The Sub-Board ot Trustees, with the advice | and assistance of the will make the awards im their respective districts, and the teacher of each school shall make out a list, gramme, of the names and ages of the pupils entitled thereto, and furnish the same, approved by a Trugtee, to the Secretary om the day fol- lowing the examination, classified in accordance with the foregoing pro-‘ Examination of the Colored Scheels. ‘Tee anual examination of the Colored Schools will commence to-day, and proceed in aceetanteenrne RSuing progmiete: A. Se corner 12th street east and D street ungraded school—Miss Thursday, 1ith,9 A.M. to 3 P. M.— south, betweea 2d and 3d streets east—four graded schools—Miss Gordon, Mrs. Proctor, Misses Pierce and Smith. — 12th,9A M.—Delaware avenue, be- tween H and I streets south—primary school— Mrs. G. Whittington. Monday, ith, 9 A. M.—Soldiers’ Free Li- brary Building, Judiciary val Mise Vaugun‘and. Mire: Jobusoa, 1PM Carrall Hall, C street north, between 12th and 13th streets west—ungraded— Miss Elwell. mt ireets, near ‘Tvatory—three graded schools—Mi:sea Fleet and Kiger, and Mrs. Groves. 1% P. M.—I street barracks, near 17th street—. - Rick’s Female Grammar and Domestic ‘Wednesday, 17th, 9 to 124.—I street barracks, near 17th street—three led schools— Misses Barbour, Jones, and Washington. 1 P. M.— Corner of 17th and N streets—Miss Mann’s Grammar School. Thursday, 1&b, 9 A. M. to2 P. M.—George- town (East street)—tour graded schools; lower grades—Misses Randall, Snowden, P. Cham- berlain, and J. Luckett. Friday, Ith, 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.—George- pep so ipruseal oo Crary er "s—Misses Moore, }, Ford, A. Chamberian ‘4 in. Monday, v2d, 9 A. M. to 2 P. M.—M street, near 17th’ street_four graded schools; lower ‘Misses Simmons, Bacon, Griswold, and Mrs. Hart, Tuesday 23d, 9 A.M. to 3 P. M—M street, near 17th street—one ungraded and three graded Schools; bigher grades— Misses Simmons,Craue, Wright and Browne, Wednesday, 20th, 9 A. M. to2 P. M_—Corner ot Sth and E streets, Island—four graded schools; lower grades—Mrs. Bemis, Misses Gaines and Fisher, and Mrs. Brooks. Thursday, 25th, 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.—Corner of th and E streets, Island—tour graded schools: higher grades—Mrs. Stull, Misses Haskell. Ire- deil, and Crane. Friday, 26th, 9y to 114 A.M.—Kendali Green camp—Miss Hawes. Monday, 29th, 9 A.M.to 2 P. M.—O street north, between 4th and Sth streets—four graded schools: lower grades—Misses Cook, Dorster, Perry, and Foote. Tuesday, 3th, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M —UO street north. between ith and 6th streets—four graded schools; higher grades—Miss Withington, Mrs. Disbrow, Misses Stebbins and Brown. Match.—Wednesday, July 1, at 0 A Teet school house, room No. 1. Com- Petitors to consist of six selected pupils trom each grammar school. A prize to be awarded to the best speller. Friday, June 12, 11 A. M.—Schools of 0. S. Presbyterian Mission, 6th street, near M street south. Monday, 15th, 114 A. M—Baptist Mission School, Louisiana avenue, near 7th street. Friday, 26th. 12 M.—Carapbell Hospital. 2 P. M.—Coiored Orphan Asylum. ———— ee Univer rauchise Association. A meeting of this assecittien was held last night, but the number in attendance was quite limited—scarcely exceeding a score—among whom were six or seyen females, Mr=. Jo- sepbine Griting called to order and explained the objects of the meeting, taking occasion to make ber usual speech in advocacy of woman's right to the ballot, And ber equality in every respect with the sterner &:¥. Professor Wilcox then took the fidef in ex- Piwmation gt remarks made by him ata pre- vious meeting of the association. A statement. he said, had appeared ina morning regard to the position taken by him, w: incorrect. He did not wish to be’ understood as saying that women were superior to men, (ihe masses of them were the reverse.) but they could and should be put on an equality with men. The association, he thought,was in fayor of all women and men,whether white or black. who could read aud write. being puton the same footing, and all having the elective fran- chise. In reply to a question from a femal auditor, why the mass of temales were interior te males, Mr. Wilcox said that the fact could be proven by their actions in the past. The sex was like a plant raised ma ceilar—cramped and warped—and could not stand the outside pressure of a cold world. ich Mr. J H.Cranealso desired to make a per soual explaination with regard to some re- marks which had been attributed to himin a morning pay From the tenor of that report st would appear that he was in favor of female snitrage, wh as such was not the fact. The ume had not t arrived when could be exercised by them judi partially, and should this prerogative awarded them the chances were that the exer- be cise of would be toa preponderating degree ofthe Democratic party. made by Mrs. Ed apiain George F. Needuam, Mr. Mur- doch, General James Ryan of California, aud J. B. Wolf of Colorado, all of whom took ground in favor of the passage of a bill remoy- » restriction of sex trom the qualification g. Some of the speakers took occa. sion to disclaim connection with the “Why Woman's Intelligence Suffrage” movement. and thought its promulgation not calculated tc do much good for the sex. At half-past ten o'clock the meeting adjourned, ee Tue Scuvetzen Park Festivities —The f stivities at the new park of the Schuetzen As. socisiion, located on the 7th street roxd, 4 short distance beyond the boundary, were continued yesterday, and were witnessed by thousands of our citizens. The exercises of the day consist- ed of singing by the Arion (.uartette Club and the Washington Sangerbund; dancing in the Pavilion, to the lively strains of Prof. Sehu- der’s fine band: shooting aud bowling for prizes. and wany other tayortte amusements of the Germans, Prom 4 orclock until = p.m. the visitors popred in, and the throng in the grounds was immense. The rope walking by Mr. Latayetse Jacobs and his little boy pupil is well worth witnessing, The prizes were shot for by the ladies during the day, but will not be distributed until this evenig, when. the names of the successful parties will be an- nounced. 4t the earnest solicitation of large num- bers of our citizens, President Henze and his confreres of the Schuetzen Association have de- cided to continue the exhibition at tue park during to-day, closing to-night at 12 o'clock with a grand display of fireworks. Mr. Bur- lingame, with the Chinese Embassy, now in this city, have been inyited, and will visit the park this afternoon. At the terminus of the 7th-street railroad, visitors to the park will find vinnibuses and otber yebicles ready to carry passengers to the grounds. ABANDONING HER OF¥srRinG.— Elenora Onass, 9 colored girl about 15 years of age, was arrested this morning by Sergeant Greer, on |) street, between 44 and 6th streets, charged by James Campbell, colored, with having aban- doned her infant child, three weeks old, in the Smithsonian grounds on Sunday morning Iasi She was arraigned by Justice Clark, at the central station house, for a hearing, when she made & full confession that the child was hers; that owing to the disinclination on the part of ner fatber to allow her to remain with it under bis roof, she determined to get clear of it, Accordingly, at an early hour last Sunday, she wrapped the child in & blanket, and took it to the Smithsonian grounds, where she gently Iaid iton the grass and then went home, giving asan answer toan inquiry from hi father that she had left it 1m the eare of a party who proposed to adopt it as her own. The Jus- tice, after hearing this statement, admitted. the accused to $3) bail for her appearanes before a Criminal Court, —-—__. “Patrors 01 HUSBANDRY. "—Harvest Grange, of this new order, has taken the hall known &s McClosky’s Hall, (formerly Turner's) on 7th street, above I, and last evening held it: first meeting there. This order is quite an at- tractive one, its emblems being flowers, grain. &e., and ladies take a prominent part in the initiating, adding much to its effect. The off- cers of Harvest Grange are :—B. B. Major, W. M.: H. W. Huguely, Lecturer: W. A. Gaddy, Overseer; Harrison Dingmon, Steward; J. E. Donglas, Assistant Steward; A. F. Moulden. Perry, Treasurer; Geo, H. James Halley, Gate-keeper. a Wasarxoton, D. C., 530 13th street, Island, June 10, 185—Editor of the Star:—Sir: Permit me, through the medium of your columns, to acknowledge the kind offices of the gentlemen who rescued my sister, as related in yesterday eveniug’s STAE; and also of the officers at the lice station, whose subsequent aid was so idly extended to her. In reference to the statementof Miss E Byron relatung to Mrs. Byron, it is not usual to accept the illusions of A diseased mind as a sufficient warrant to ex- ose the innocent to public odium. Respect- Tally, G. H. Brno Wrorvee wishes to spend a pleasant even- ing, will be fully gratified by attending the Floral and Fruit val in the basement ot St. Matthew's Oburch, corner of H ana 15th streets. The tasteful decoration of the hall, the abundant supply of the delicacies of the sea- son, and the courteous attention of the ladies im charge, with the barmonions strains of the band, present unusual attractions, which will ampl, the visitor. The object of the fes- tival ta a4 the caase of Chris! education, an ol to whit contribat oh Sieh peanssecmese” oe ——_e—__.. Rear EsTate Sate—M. K. Walsh & Co., Auctioneers, sold, afte: o'clock, upon the @ lot of ground im- roved by a four room house, at south- | nope Dehn phar pe mre oy: Riley, tor $465. —_-—__. Apame Express Co: ey" ALS. — See ad, yertisement of unclaimed packages of Adame Express Company, to be sold by Messrs. Cooper « Eosisoes, auctioneers, at their rooms on thy corner of Lith street and Penosylvania avenue. | one month from daze. : Porice Irexe. Justice Lynch Ns Tea ret gs ‘with Baving oa te nal bos witha stone. committed to court apo the Cony of aseault re Hani Reeves was before Justice v yesterday, charged by Officer Peaster. of the seventh precinct, who the arrest, with enticing prostitution. She was fined $5 and committed to the workhouse in default of pay- ment. Dennis Rollins, who was fined $2 by Justice Morsell yesterday for being disorderly, was also committed to the workhouse in default. Jones, colored, before Jus- tice Morrell, with having committed a petit theft irom Francis Williams, was required to give bail for court. fined $3 by Justice Harper for disorderly con- dict snd’ committed to the workhouse in de- alt, Henry Neally, fined $3 for disorderly con- duct, by Justice Thompson, was also commit- ted to the workhouse in default of payment. —-—_— Fire.—Last ni, broke out in the t, about 9:10 o'clock, fire of Wm. A. Allen, a frame building in an tne ‘gel G and H, pied by Mesers: Butier & Trott carpenters sud lesers. Butler carpen' Kanone ‘Toe ae gained much headway and the whole building was in flames before any ‘was struck, which was in from box 2%. The olitan Hook and Ladder Company was the fret on the ground, and soon attachea their hose to a fire-plug and got stream of water upon the fire, and did f co service in saying the adjoining buildings from taking fire. The building was entirely con- sumed, and the loss is estimated at about $100. Mr. Allen saved his tools and stock. Messrs. Butler & Trott lost their entire stock of tools and some lumber. ———.—_—_ SANITARY REGULATIONS.—General O. 0. Howard has given orders to Mayor J. V. W Vanderburgh, local superintendent of the Freedmen’s Bureau, to carry out the same sani- tary regalations in all the men’s quarters in the District as was done last year. A general whitewashing and cleaning upis in progress, and tends to secure the health, both of the occupants and surrounding neighborhood. — WatTcR RECOVERED.—This = Detec- tives McDevitt and Thompson arrested Henry Gillis, a colored man, who had in bis posses. sion a watch and chain, valued at $150, which was stolen from a gentleman on the 2d of Oc- tober, 1566. Gillis satisfied the detectives that he by it bonestiy and was dismissed. That watch—which is not the first long lost one recovered within the past few months— was restored to the owner. aaeeh Sich Oe Bas® BALL.—The Jefterson of this city, and the Pioneer of Alexandria, will play a match game to-morrow afternoon at4p. m., on the westend of white lot. At the close of the game the visitors will be entertained by the Jeffer- son at “Green's ——S— IN THE WRONG Prace.—Last night, about 11 o'clock, officer Madigan, of the first pre- cict, found a carpenter's tool chest in the yard of the public school house on D, between $4 and 6th streets. There were but few tools in it erected Sa AN INVESTIGATING CommiTTEE should be Appointed to ascertain how itis that Olcott, #3 oth street, sells his straw hats so cheap a ILL.—Register Boswell is not at his office to- day, bemg confined to hie house by an attack of dysentery, - the following causes were continued: —Nos. 7, 15, 15, Bh BW, 3, 45, 47. 48, 57, 62, 72, 50, 2 ran defendant's death suggested Fisher vs. Brechner; plaintiff s death suggested. Thomp- son vs. Whitney; plaintiff called not answer- img. non-suited.” McCarthy vs. Connor; judg- ment confessed. Fox vs. Mackall, Jr.; plainuft called: not appearing, non-suited. Ross & Co. vs. Begue; judgment contessed on terms Lazarus vs. Hyam; judgment confessed. Ross & Co.. vs. Donneliy & Offutt; judgment con- fessed on terms. Marlow ys. Boswell: judg- ment for plaintiff. Day vs. Welch: defendant called: not answering, judgment. 4,640—Shill- man, Hendricks & Co., agt. Seaunect; judgment outerms. 4,359—Tomie agt. Boswell; judg- ment by default 4.605—Blair agt. Spalding: judgment by defanit—final, 4,655—Stickuey vs Gray: judgment by default on attachment. Hutchinson ve. Merrill & Shirley; judgment confessed. Myers vs. White & White: rule on defendant to employ new counsel. Munder vs Ernrich: rule on plaintiff to employ new coun. sel. Harland vs. Rynard & Hood; plamtitt called, not appearing, non-suited. ‘Codding- ton & ©., vs. Orange and Alexandria Railroad Company: judgment by default APPEAL CASES. The following cases were continued: 1, 2, 6. 9, 12, 19, 26, 28, 33. The case of Bagnan vs. De Villier was re- ferred to Mattingly. and the following cases were dismissed: Kelly vs. Martin: Byrne vs. Corporation of Washington; Barnes vs. same Byrre vs. same; Burns vs. same; Barnes vs. same; Jackson ys. same: Bligh & Kelly vs. same; Carroll ys. same: Shultz ys. same: Wille vs. same; Hertenger ys. same. DIED. EVEBETT On the 9th instant. at 7 o'clock. ENJAMIN F. EVERETT, aged 38 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully requested to attend the faneral op to- morrow (Thursday) morning. st 120’clock, from the residence of kis brother, Mr. John 8. Everett, 24th street. between H and Tat = ‘LEN. On the 8th inst., Mrs. ANN ALLEN, 1 ie 64th year of her age. A ICK. On the sth inst.. at 6 o’clock p.m. Commander RICHMOND AULICK,. U. 8. Navy: aged 40 years WYLIE. On the sthinst.. DB WYLIF.ana- tive of Scotland, and member of the Bichings’ Opera Troupe. Cn sssnauenpeppemnmmnesereeee ed EVERLASTING CORSET STEELS. 10 Cents. (Only Agent.) ©. BAUM, HOOPSKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, my 21-tf between 6th and 7th streets. 7? THE LADIES. ived and opened for your inspec ou, n beautiful, aaortmeat of FEENCH AND ei tee! we invite your tent: 5 9 lease examine ir oe nase ineena, eves atyle, fv re an the market; also, the BOSTON SHOULOER ket; al OK, for Ladies and Misses, the most perfect ii ter, andthe ODESSA CouLAvEiNa SRIBT, of the sole which WE OUGLASS £ HHO,, Mannfacturers, 303 9th street, bet. D and E. FY ab dpcars olds warranted cng gS tD DE: ears olds eatle Would suit for s Ladys Biding Pony, Will be sold cheap. Apply 324 Penn. avenue, Je STRAW HATS. EVERYBODY WANTS EVERYTHING CHEAP. If you want te get anice STRAW HAT for little monyeeot —_ OLCOTT, 493 Oru StREEt, between D and E. Save from 25 cents to § Come and see, and be convinced. je 9-309 |. BIFFLE, HOS. Buje SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN I STREET AND MASS. AVENTE, Has just received an extensive assortment TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY TAPERS. .F COMMO: as TARORATS. CABPETING. 7. Also, a splendid selection of BUGS, MATS, &e. FLOOR OIL Pca) from $ feet to 13 fee le. ans rep cera TIONAL SAFE. . a Was of as 496rwovtby aoe oy ovD rei4! STAND.) if mie ANB 5 JOHN vee "3 r) on SET opeeed tp ony wi opened tn cor WECTION ERY wna tom ‘tive mes call oes B 3 ij'on baud « large essor; le wy 16-10* Misisevor ware Freeh eoprly Jestt 5. W. BURCHELL, ander Ebbitt House, OITY ITEMS. STEAMBOAT LINES. BeBe tl ato ——$<—<$<—$—————— BE NEW. ANT AND FLEET pein ie at ¥ 00d, Capt Doan kas entered from Prince | She regelarl; Foro, ae eo pe “ y+ yi S ERP COOL and comfortab: yon will Edward's Island, Wi mn and Alexandria ee yy, and te. do this you pore ‘at the — Peter Berry. Sonte wil teas on Gohcier Monday next. the ay, abi of le & Co.'s, 46 Pennsylvania avenue, | THe TABLRAUX amp Pavrowrne at Ont | {pegRl.*t6 ® mend 7 p.m. from either end of ‘Trinity (Catholic) Church this evening, tor une and purchase some of their elegant suits of leresfter. Sunday. 7th instant. the _ sumuner clothing. 2 | benefit of St. Vincent de Paul's Socieiy, wil be | depsrvere.f om Ther ond of the line wil tat and ° ‘ ° “ JewELRy.—Cot steel sets, im and steel sete, | * novel and Geliene eras tir ine tamales > Sw. Dp. COLT. Diue pendant sets, silver-plated ice piteh=r=, es VAL by the ladies of the | ie ¢.st President Potemac Perry © castors, cupe, call bells, spemns and forks, Fe: Bridge street Presbyterian Charch this even. | ceived this morning at "s One Dollar Jew- | ™& street Presbyterian Chapel. ‘Pennsylvania avenue, near Musicat.—The grand concert at Forrest elry Store, No. Hail shis evening, under the auspices of Poto- 0% street. mac Division, ‘of Temperan Promises to be a celightful and enjoyable entertainment. Vaerancy.—Officer Martin last evening ar- Tested two well known personages, named Hannah Fitzsimmons and Margaret Hughes, ‘who were before Justice Buckey this morning ebarged with being common vagrants. They ‘were commited to the work Louse tor 30 days. ee see A HovsRHOLD Worp.—The best, the only reliable, the ¢ ee ie, Bre. 4. Aliew's (in one ote.) ay wife and children preter Druggist cells it Price Une Dol- eo Keerrxe a Victovs Doo.—Omcer Harper | “Fars to Mount Vernon dncinas Cee Or eye Dennsyivanis | iis morning arrested Elizabeth Cissel, who | edeimeice sents ere Grounis. Qs . the +» 2)» Avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. was before Justice Buckey, charged by Gonraa Tickets for wale at all the sand on a be eels . en Dx. Warrz, Surgeon Penn- | had per grlinn ne Was fined SiS; and | The Arrow can be chartered by private partion syivania avenue, between 4 and 6th wireets; | the dog wns killed. = = aid de sho Petetpne, leaving ber where ist . Corns, FIGHTING.—This morning, about 9 o'clock, ‘GAMES STRRE General Saperintenden Enlarged Joints, Warts, Moles, ke-secoemstally two colored servants, named Anna Williams | _8p 94 2m ‘Otice, Witiards” with ease ly after the operation | ind, Sarah Herbert: commenced a cg moe Se B eir pu abilities at tl bew market Hours from § &. m. to 6 p. m. house! ‘They wore arrested by oMlcer Harner BPOTOL Etvs and taken before Justice Buckey, who flued them $1.5 each. ANTS’ EXCHANGE.—4.70) bushels of EW YORK AND BosTo: Via BRISTOL. the odor of m rare and delicate boquet of ’ o ¥: oR. derarsane as tetee inna | Sotaes Se norlte The aie wete os | MEW BROVURRNEE TAUNTON, gem fow drops will leave its peculiar and delight | (nef of ted achear at Ghat: an beet pointe of railway comme fal upon the handkerchief for many | a+ ¢2 50, and Sw bushels yellow corn at $1.11 a ee — TAR Port.—The steamer Columbia, Capt. | PROVIDENCE leave Pier Ne #0, merpe, bas — and cleared from sad to | fates aeialag Debracscect. Fs jtimore. e steamer Herr ‘. uire, ~ ‘, z Milburn’s Polar Soda. | (apt). Fisk, has entered wit S45) sacke ey | Ine with stcambont train at Bristol arriving In Boston at 6a with all the morning traime iy most destrabic and Pleasam: rouse to the Whiio BMown:arns. salt, for I. Thomas Davis, from New York The steamer Hi Livingston, Capt. Wilson, has cleared tor Baltimore. THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. SaLEor Prorerty ox Baince Steer Traveiiers for shat point cam sake direct connec. = Mr, Thomas Dowling. auctioneer, yesterday | ghey way of Preridcns and Worse or Boxion. No. 480 FI ENTH STREET, sold the brick house, No. 54, with back | tp Sow Zork. a op ee buildings, on Bridge, between Washington and Green streets, (the residence of the iate James Fullalove,) with the lot attached, being 24 feet front by a depth of 120 feet, to John Tucker, for BRincz Dowx.—The foot bridge across the Chesapeake and Obio Canal, at the aqueduc Was run against last evening and knock down by & passing canal boat. The Alexan- Orposits TreasvRY. MINERAL WATERS ON DRAUGHT. wy 3-2" is coun- ches. cach bearin: ‘ish letters, priated YAMASHERO TEA. THE HIGHEST FLA- VORED TEA ever broug! 10 try, in smal! Japanese a our name in Japancee and Hug! in Yokohama. Translation from the Grower's Letter im our Pos. session “This Tea is grown in the dens on the Yama- Ly Hille. Itis fired with « it oni hs barkets lined with slik; over aglow free = Sre® “signed. re. AH 8UN.” Zz. mM. KING ESON, Importers of Japan Curios, King PI JAPAN CURIOS. eo tt . '¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown ‘lace. IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIC aUCTION On TUESDA une is will sell. in froni POLIS 6.35 9 ur 5 . arrive at Janction Leave ANNA for POLIS st 18 at 340 p m_.arriveat Junc- Baltimore 5.50 pm Bat ONE AND ONE-THIR TONS » rifeh ° TIMORE at 7 8. m. arrive at Junc USEFUL AND CURIOUS ARTICLES fooet cak back 20 Mercer sere Fauh | tion 7-86. Avmapolis ge. m . and rooning back to Market stre-t.. Th Ain . The first ever imported direct to this District. | Improvements conciat of artwenstnry Brick Bree | 4,lette BALTIMORE at 3.5 p. m.,arriveat SELECTED IN JAPAN By NOBMAN L. KING, of this city, Onexhibition and for sale at elling-house. The property will be air! Ged into separate lots. ifdestted shee Terms of sale: One-half cash: balance in 6 and months with interest the property. Conveyance Cont Of the purchaser if the arrive at Janc- complied with f ~ KING PLACE, property will be resold at t pees Corner Vermont avenue, and 15% strect. poke pare ay een General Ticket Agent La Z.M. P. KING & BON. CHREERS aia tee eee: LTIMOBE AND OBIO BAILBOAD. ABYEY & CO. ies THOS. DOWLING, Auct i UFACTURERS 0 Fr rj THOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer: fou curam, WAtEs TRS, AND FROZEN | [$Y 7808. DOWLING. Auctioncer;Grorsetown 1 VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN | | Trains between WASHINGTON git (the most delicioas favors, GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION MORE. and WASHINGTON a® aso P. iar cebog - By virtue of « deed of trust to the undersigned. | @f€ DoW rum as follows. vir: Ween tapectetio Inte eas d the | Dearing date the 26th day of June, 1867. avd record FOR BALT(MOBE Bhi thee ee ae inform our friends snd the | odin Liber E.G .. No 31. fotlos dil. cteeq of Leave datly, except Sunday, and 12% public ¢ “ : — moe pon sige 5 purest | the Land Records of the District of Columbia, J | B.m@..and 2. and 430. and £45 Drange Coun cnasylvanis, snd Virginia | shail ex to public sale, on MONDAY ALL WAY STATIONS. FS tid guarant coat wilh favor ts | the 6th day of July, A D'. 1838. at six o'clock Leave dails, except Sunday, at7We m.,and 20 Stentor, Stil te eadd re Puanction; Rerticaler | in” the afternoon. ‘in. front sf the premises | ant stony? ca = ag ee " house orders; also Bic Nics, Festivals. and Saloo Fy een ee, yee Sati! | FOR WAY STATION SOUTH @F ANNAPO- Lis JUNCTION eave Bt 6:0) end 7:00 8 mand st 2:00 and4ase cy of ground and ate in Ge rgetown i Delivered promptly to all parts of the city. at.the a = at known ae and most reasonable tet said District of © mblia at_ part of Lot na ered th y . LZ La ten, (10,) in Beatty & Hawkins’ addition to said . Tux cerryssvne Town, centained within the folowing metes sui | Leave atT.008 mrand ip ts No traius to KATALYSINE WATER. Beginuing on the east side of High street fifty —— ee UNDAY one (1) feet two (2) inches eouth from Beall street roe BaLiiwe and thence runping northerly on High street t The remarkable facts connected with the discov ; Leave at 8098. m..and 30 and 845 p.m ery and bi of the Gettysburg Katalysine | Beall etreet, thence easterly om Beall street ou: * + Springs bave rapidly spread’ all over the Countrs, | bundred and twenty-pine (129) feet 7 inches of CE WAT Stazec and Invalids are everywhere using the water axa | thence south parsilel with High street twoc2) feet Leave at $0) ® m. and ¢:S) and 5 =. dy for Rheumatiem, Gout, Gravel, Dyspepsia. | ard thence ins straight line to the point of begin FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST cy. Uriuary. Bronchial. ‘and other diseases, | ning, ith the appurtenances and buildings to tie | Leave daily. except Saturday and Sunday, ats: ding Debility and Prostration of the Vital | same belo = 4B) ands 45 p. AR pent ™ at Kelay Station with trains from Bal Woecliug. Parkersburg. & ine. Terme feat: One half cash: balance in six months, with interest. from day of sale, secared to satisfaction of Trustee. $20 to be paid ou the close caused by mental and physical ter of the Gettysbare Spring belongs to th» alkalines or carbonated class. The bicarbonates itimore te of soda and lithia. sud the kindred bicarbonates of | 0! . Conveyancing ard stamps at parchaser'= . eo. magnesia wnd of lime, would suggest ite adaptation | cost. If terms are not complied with in five day THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at toa long list of disorders of the stomach and bowels. | from a W achington Station Ticket Office et, all boarc at purchaser's tn the day, ae well as at new office, 406 Pens syivenia avenge, where arranger i. je t-eokds Eade to check baggage at hotels or private rust St Mary's Curren, Cuestxct Hitt, Pana | @yREAT RARGAINSIN DR’ —Bleach | dences. DELPHIA. December 1867 —GeNTLEMES | I ied Ustiows ties Sa otis de oe ea For New York, Philadelphia. and Boston, see beg leave to offer my testimony regarding i Wameutta a advertisement 0° “Through Line.” the water of Gettysburg Spring. Afters hams from fc. up L.WILSON . Master of fair trial I have the gretification to declare that bite Marseilles. ‘M. COLE. General Ticket Ag nt my experience correspouds with all that has been ts ver, ; Ga : oc® __ GEO 8. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington asserted about the medicinal virtue of thie wi api Boys’ wear; Cotton Hose from 12". up: Hoo! : T have suffered from chronic rheumatism for si Skirts. Corsets, Parasols. Great bargains ma: TBsgcca LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTOR toga years, and during that period I have been on BPE A Rie, favor oe with RE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK. four occasions confined to bed for five months with acute inflammation The last attack commence! | MILLER, 101 Bridge = = on the 8th of December. 1356. and I believe that, in FORsitceri repeated fits ot the acute form, 1 fave had the FUBNITUBE ! Wasnineros. Jan. 6, 186 grcatest pain produced by thie terrible malady. Traine between Washington and New York are was 80 crippled in every joint that I could not Rooms. . | Row run as . vie leave'my room during ight months, andi expects! | gl Stine enlarged my Ware poe os Sew cone me increased facilities, I beg lea offer to the public my’ large and well: selected stock of FOB NEW YORK. without change of cars to be in this condition for the remainder of my life Leave daily (except Sunday) at 6.0) a. m., 12:30 00 p.m — Since I commenced the regular use of the water, in and? T doses of Il three times a day, I ha: et Fradually and surely relleved-antil, at the pecs, | Comprising CBN ITU BE. Leave eanTORPSILADELPHIA. ent date. the rheumatic principle is entirely re SULTS FOR PARLORS, nave Golly (ox at SQ) anda », moved. Ihave now consu: jons of the Ba ROOMS. SITTING m., and 4:30 and ™ Water. without, uy other kind of eimedy. oT am AND DINING BOOMS, ao. oN SUpay il ingommoded Dy stitteens, atising res In soliciting sshare of the public patrounge Sere for New York and Philedelphinat 7:0 » condition of velws, Re “i only. t daily improvement. “So far from being “at day | CM! Only say L will try my beat to Cs 8, ‘SLEEPING CARS tor New York on 7:00 p-™ time disagreeably affected. 7 general health hn: Be AF oe train daily, boy nelgutvats to use te water, and’ Tt heasoeete’ rime: =" ny Leighbore to use the water, and it hae ss ally cured dyspepsia and kidney disease. oe” = inanimate cat P. ep7-sm $5.000 js the first testimonial of the kind I have ever written, and I now send it to you through a feeling of duty to the community. 1 have delayed for along time in order to avoid the slightest risk —WANTED TO BUY—All kinds of + Gentlemen's and Ladies’ second: iso, all kinds of FUBNI nd CLOTHING Bee Baltimore and Ohio Ratlroad sdvertisement of hastiness or delusion. Most earnestly I would ‘URE, for which a fair price will be paid and echedule between Washington. Baltimore, Au- recommend this charming remedy toall persons at | 44 Bridge street, wn. Rapolis, and the Weet ected. by any $e. of me ments to which it is ap- . ‘ ba Master of Transportation. sj ars truly. x 4 Ticket — cure (rE. MOBIABTY, D. D. a TRUNK WARE-ROOMS. a ocmo-tt GEO.8 KOONTE. Agent, Westincton Dr. Huber, of Gettysburg, and Dr. Shearer. of bec png ng report curative effects of the Ka. DENTISTRY. sine water, involving the solution of urates os | travelers are invited to call and select = saa aay 3 [D®- Lewis & Davis” DENTAL assooia- New, Youre Hosrrrat, 319 Broadway. May 6 TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATOBELS, pepe | "aie i bu ' ‘ Water in the New York Bovniial many month From the largest and best assorted Stock tr Between 12th and Sth streets. apes yout. fu D —_ fauy etenctons $5 BU°the instances when It be: this city, TEETH EXTEACTED WITHOUT Pain. been employ: Marked and delivered free of charg: = JAMES VANDERPOEL, M. D.. Ro charge will be made for where Ar- Home Physician, New York Hospital tificial Teeth WALL, ROBINSON & 0O., 322 Pennsylvania avence, between 9th and Lith streets. 87 Vor further information as to the CUR TIVE and PROPHYLACTIC. effect WATER. we refer to our Ci furnished free of ¢ reall on ation to J. & Co. G Con W.8-'Fhompeon. Bi ‘and Boston prices G.G'Sinms: Kidwell & Sone Wiliam B. Ratwials NINE BOOM Eit'work dove cam have it ar 8 Calvert Ford, Wallace Elliott, J. B. Moore pamed cities. Ducket & Bucke, W. Wall, Nairn & Bro., Croples THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, end best: manner $elcod. Joke Conshite, &. B. Games, Wake? camer w ice etietection: Perecun wil do w OLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN ANI Ss. FOS RARE SS ASOD, Cc LYING-IN-HOSPITAL. Brrwees 97H aND 10TH STREETS west. DENTIST, — Bo, 310 Prnserivasia AvEnes, themselves of the a4 has all modern improvements, such as bet, oth and wih ste. Rooms. Water notect Cold Water, Cisterns, Bath Closeta, Cemen! Cellars, &c. &c. It was built aud ‘use, and only off it . finished for private 009-9" we ART OF ayn ty ia owner desires to move = > tnen OF THE DIS Willne oid Sui Uor ean I De Wm. McL 5 a, G. aurazp nau 2 co. im PRS ES —S PLUMBEBS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS, ‘On motion of the complain: yy d we ge 498 NINTH STREET, Berondasee’ Bicheet Santth, Homry Magior, The mer. HEAB PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. mbio (First tm 1858.) CERTAIN CUBE FOR OVEB-DEINKING Attention is called to this invaluable remedy tt cases of over-indulgence in stimulants and nervour Beige fod tae Urn psy Ua cree PABISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, MONEY BROKER. CITY LOAN OFFICE.