Evening Star Newspaper, June 25, 1868, Page 4

EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Howard Untversity. Last evening large number of citizens and strangers assembled at Howard University to ‘Witness the Interesting exercises of the Pre- paratory and Normal Departments of the In- stitution, om Oceasion of its first anniversary. ‘The stand was occapied by the Board of Tras- tees, namely: Rev. Dr. Sunderiand, (President), Mr. HA. wster, Mpeg Rev. D. B. Nichols, (the only one o! ort; Ts of the enterprise left im the Board,) WG. Finney, . Bascom, Rev. J. W. Alvord, and Rev. W. Anderson. Senator D Pomeroy, Gen. Whittlesey. Alderman Richards, Rev. John Armoall, Join M. Langston, Freedmen’s Schools, George Dr. Augusta were also at. Theexercises tock place im a large hall on the second floor of the building, which was handsomely decorated ‘with mottoes, emblems, pictures, dc. on the walls, Dut previous to their commencement, the visifors were shown the Hneaey end the fine evological cabinet of Dr. D. B, Nichols adjoin- ang the hall. The assemblage was called to order about 6% o’clock,when the scholars, children and adults, numbering % males and J0 females—six of the intter being white—were so.asto be near (be biack boards. The |—Dit, A. = Barber, . nate of Oberlin Cotlege— ener the exercises by reading the (uth Psalm: and after the bymn, “Shall we rather at tbe Tiver.” bad beet sung. the President, Rev. Dr. Sunderland, offered a fervent prayer. A few introductory remerks were made by the prin- pal, who Stated that he had been in charge of the school just eight weeks. The history clas: Was then Called up sud examined, giving the “principal events which transpired im the early pres.dental administrations, showing that they bad stndied —e the history of the United States. Rhetorical eXercises followed, viz: An ormjinal compo*ion. “A tew words to our +" by Simon L. Wilson: “Address to Lin- by Theophilus Howard: «A moraing ia the cova tty,” original componition, by Emma Dyson ‘nknown Grave.” by John H. Tur- ley, and “The Ses-side Home,’ composition, by Sarab Nichols. The song «Marching on” was then sung: afer which the geography class was called out, and while some were peng ques- tioned others at the black board showed that they had been carefully instructed im that brancb. The examimacion of this class conducted by Miss Julia A. Lord, the visitors also asked questions. ical exercises were again resumed, + Mulford leading off with a speech of & Henry. Mary Robinson read an orig. mpositiOn, entitied The little Rivalet. amation“Union, ‘was delivered bySimon 3 nner which showed that he peak with effect. Willey Jordan, & boy of 12 or 1, read an original composition, A trip to the coun containing a snake story. which wes naturally told and the whole composition was interspersed with well writ. ten humorous passages, Mr. Harber announced tha* one of the best compositions, written by Miss Lydia Nichols, had been lost. The class in arithmetic was examined as thoroughly as owning, and was tune would allow, and the exaraination of the second class followed. An appro- priate pee was sung by the school, Stier which “Marco _Bovzzaris,” was spoken by Charles Morris. Miss Matilda A. Nichols, nal composition on “The Growth ippi Valley,” in which she de- presentative cities of the West— Chicago. Cmcinnat, and St. Louis—and speaks of the removal of the seat of Government to the sa necessity. The valedictory was de- divered by Mi. A. P. Clark. a well kiown col- end barber of this city, in which he spoke of the ;reat improvement in the condition of the € in the last tew years, and appro- teachers. recsed the trustees and 3 ‘underiand addressed the schvoi and ropriate terms, and was the audience in a) followed by Pro: Mr. Conant. quent sfeeches. ——_-__ EvRekA Savines Baxk.—Since the organi- zation Of a party of youths on New York ave- ue, for the purpose of laying aside their “small change,” aud ior the promotion ef moral cul- ture—which organizauon is Known as the “Young America Savings Bank”—other youths an the same section of the city have determined jo emulate theirexample. Lasi nighta num- ber of boys of younger age assembled at the rsidence of Mr. Moses, on New York avenue, berween 4th and 5th streets, and pertected an -sociation bearing the name of “The Eureka ings Bank.” with the following as its offi- —Charlie Gray. President: Presiom Moses, Secretary, Altred iddins, Treasurer. Aiter the election ‘of officers. a resolution was adopted pledging each member to # small weekly eon- tribution, which, together with what other sums they cam spare, shall be deposited in the hands of the treasurer, and by him held ull the expiration of some time not yet fixed upon. The whole amount will then he wibdrawn and divided eqnally among those copnected with the association, to be spent in any manner they may think proper. Fresh covtributious will in be made ito the treasury ull ‘be nex: drawimg time, so that *%ch youth will by this means accumulate a tund for bis own use without having to be sup- plied, as is often the case with great incon ve- ience, out of the pockets of their parents. Among ‘he main features of commendation is the accumulation of a library of good moral reading books, the eschewment of tobacco, ci- ars, and J] kinds of bad drinks, and a solemn obligation. ppon the penalty of expulsion. not to use profane language or to play traant from school. The move is in the right direction, and should be heartily encouraged. —~e—— Tue Ricats oF AxeRicay Citizexs ABBOAD.—There was @ iarge atiendance at Odd Fellows’ Hail last evening to bear the ad- ciress of Col. W. J. Nagle on the out r= petrated upom American citizens by the British Government. There were ou the platiorm Hon. Moutgomery Blair. Senator Wilson, Hon. Wm. E. Robinsor, and others. The speaker was introduced by Mr. Blair, who referred to the apathy manifested om the part of the Amer- jean Government protecting the rights of our adopted citizens abroad. Col. Nagie was enthusiasucally received. and addressed the Meeting, narrating the circumstances of his ar- Fest and incarceration in Montjoy prison, and bis subsequent release after a confinement of nearly a year, without cause. It was time the American Government sheuld take prompt Action im the matter,and let England know that she cannot insult and ney upon the Tights of adopted citizens abroad. The demand should be made stonce. Right and justice de- mand it, and if it was done, there need be no tear of any resistance om the part of the British Government. In response 10 a call, Hon. Wm. E. Robinson made a short speech. alluding te the already taken for the release of War- Ten and Costejlo. now under sentence of trans- tation. and the letter addressed to Congress y President Johuson on the subject. —_-—___. Poticr ITeMs.—Mary J. Brooks was before Justice Harper yesterday, charged with petit farceny. She was committed to jail for court. Charles Ellis, fined $3 by Justice Harper for being disorderly, was committed to the work- house in default of payment. Serab J. Carter, fined £3 for being disorderly by Justice Tucker, was committed to the work- bouse in defan!t. Jobn Mangum was a trig Festerday, charged with assaulting Mary A. J. w He fined $3. iison. was ‘Officer Williams, of the second precine’, yes- ® fugitive from a bench warrant issued by Judge fe was turned over to the Magshal. Detective Bigley last evening arrested a no- torious character named Pink Jackson, & fugi ‘uve from justice, whe Bas beew hatboring him- self im Baltimore. He was turned over to the Marsha). —-—— Workikos or Taz Recirrocity Tagaty.— A Tew days since, Mr. Peter Berry, of the 6tu street wharf. was the recipient of sbout 3,500 bushels of Irish potatoes and 100 barrels of herring from aboard the schooner R wood, Capt. A. Done, direct trom Priace Ed- ward's Island. Owing to the new reci ity treaty between this country and ‘Oanada, this gent paid as duty tO this Government about $1,450 ip greenbacks. We are informed that bills of have teen received st the castom-house for two very large cargoes of gas coal for the Warh- ington and Georgetown Gas Company, which are daily expected to arrive irem one of the Britsh provinces, om which & duty of $1 in gold per ton is required to be paid, and will amount to several thousand dollars. i abes sar National Base Batt CLvs.—A business meeting of this club was beid at their head- quarters on Tuesday evening, and among the new members elected — i a sbort of the Irv. ‘On cn tvs iar Wea? Seg aaa ark: Sa Eckford B. B.C., of Brooklyn, New York, who are regarded as excellent players. i — Tsat DvEL t— derstand, in reference | to the due! which did not come off, (notice of which was made m Tuesday's STAR.) that it originated in a joke, ed the challenging con- ducwr, when be the invitation to rival to meet Bim in mortal combat, had not the accepted. least ides that it would be —_—_— ARREST OF “ Pimk” Jackson.—Last even- ing detectives = _ es see Pink Jackson, on Lanny Oy ie r= eo Satz oy Reat Estate—Messrs, Green & Williams have sold lot No. ll, in square 903, pear the corer of Estreet south and "uh street first Map Doo KILLgp.—Officer Evans, of precinct, yesterday shot and killed a on 434 street, tetween L and M streets fife | Distribution ef Medals and Premiums. Theannual commencement and distribution ofpremiums at St. Vincent's School and Or- char ‘St. Vincemt’s Academy, Sisters of Charity, 18 one of the ita. tions m the city, and the daughters of many of eur most p: ent citizens are educated there. The large hali of the building was handsome- ly decorated this ng, and in the adjoin- ing dial! the needle. work, embroidery, tapestry, &c., .eecuted by the pupils during the jeces : follow “ Sige ty s praised. ~ fall set white moire an' embroidered, by Josie Peyton anh Bost Mari, aad sit the same, by Rosa Marl; slippers, and other beautiful jored embroidery, and hundreds of plain emi And sewing, with plain and acy Worked shirts, handkerchiefs, infant's olothing, &e., &c., were on exhibition. many of the pieces having been worked by littie girls from 12 to 14 ears O) "The oxfclaes ee opened at ten o'clock this marched in'> the me was carried ont as - ntrance March, Misses Byrne, Aliabach, Sullivan, Linkins, and Smith. Father Walters’ Welcome, Coronation. Awarding of the Ode Coronation for Christian me, Duett Beautitul Zim. O Peyton aud > With Miss Sheckells at the dasiribution of Premiums for Sacred ani faue en ‘any, and Mythology. Lutie Rea Riding Hood, (Glover,) Misses Byrne, Allabach. Carroll, Linkine, and Hol- dingshead; Miss Sullivan at the piano. Grand Valse. Gaiety de Qwur- fas) Be Helen Sheckels. Distribatien of premiums ‘for geoz- raphy, astronomy. and pieces: Quid Retribuam, (Lampilottis,) solo; Mary Seibet and H. Sheckels. Chorus of Twenty Voices. Grand Potpouri, Norma (Viereck,) Jul'a Boone. Distribution of premiums for Arith- metic and Bookkeeping. Voenl Duett, Alpine Morning, (Kuechen,) Misses Pt mand Wii- son: Miss IL. Boone at the pisno. Ang: Chorus, Trovyatore Balzt,) Misses Thomas an Boone: Misses Allsbach and Sheckel- st the iano. Distribution of premiums for French, usic, aud Nerdlework. Rondino Air ae ase, (Cverny), two piauos, Misses New- meyer. Simmons, Sheckel:, Cleary, Boone, and Jones. Vocal dueit, “There’s a Sigh in the Heart,” (Tucker,) Misses Allabach and Simmons: Miss L. ‘Thomas at the piano Jnstribution of Premiums te the Orphans for Christian Doctrine. O Quam Dilecta, (Lam- bilorti.) Soloand Chorus, The Orphans; Miss M. Byrne at the piano. Moonlight Reverie. m,) two pianos, Misses Sheckels and ne. Distribution of Premiums tor Gram- mar, Reading and Arithmetic. Mermaid’s Song, (Glover,) by the orphans; Miss M. Zim- mermsn at the piano. Announcement of Pro- motions. Farewell, but we hope to meet again, (Treman,) Misses Cro'ly, Marl, Cleary, Sb ckels; Miss M. Zimmerman at the piano, Au Revoir March, Delta (Kapa) Epsilon, Misses Boone and Aliabach. Below we give a list of the pupils who re- ceived medals and premiums The graduates were Misses M. Crolly, M. Cleary, and Rosa Mari, and to each of these young ladies a magnificent gold medai was ‘warded. The first honors of the school, con- sisting of beautiful crowns, were awarded to Misses M. Crolly, M. eget R. Mari, I. Paytons, J. Cherry. H. Sheckels, L. Boone, ki. Sulivan, E. Ober; second honors to J. New- meyer, M. Wilson, E. Herold, F. Allab-ch, Lizzy Simmons. and S. Donaldson. Second class—First honors to M. Ste} . Holohan, G. Miller. S. Doyle, G. Robinson, A McDaniels; second honors to H. Boiseau, M O'Neil, M. Peak, B. Jones. E. Mohun, and 8. Williams, Third cix-s—First honors to S. Petibone, J. Mead, A. Doyle, S. Harvey, A. Wasuey, N. Drane, B. Carroll, A. Carroll, S. West, M.D 2, G. Brees M. Cross, 5. Hall: second honors to M. Newton, K. Dickens. S Sullivan. J. West, A. Peyton, M. Birch, G Sourbie, M. Thompson, M. McEvoy. Fou.th clas-—First honors to Josie Beal, Dono- hoe, M. Riggles, M. Robins Burns. @. Green, M Van Reewick, M. M rr Brown, M. Oyster, M. McCarthy, S Bure second honors to 8. Sutton. G. Burch, G. All: bach, M. Dubamel, M. Cook, S. Dove, K. Sut- ton, M. Grees. (. Shutter, A. MeDevitt, a. Holingsbead, J. Lockery. Fifth class—First honors to G. Cherry. A. Burch, G. Little, M. Cooley. ©. Bareh. Testam nt amt Christian Dottrine.—First class—First_ premiums were awarded to M. Seibel, A. Payton, S. T! M. Wilson, J. Newmeyer, M. Zimmerman,J Payton, J. Cher- ty, H. eckels, S. Boone, R. Sullivan, L. Simmons, F. Allabach and G. Ober. Secoud class—First premiums to K. Holohan, M. Darby, M. Peak. G Rovinsou, F. Speak: secong premiums toH. Boiseau, M. O'Neal, S. Doyle, . Jones, A. Cahili, A. Getty and G. Mobun Third class—First premiums to ©. Doyle, G. Harvey, G. Sullivan A. Wasney, B. Carroll, J. West, M. Newton. M. Dee, B. Malone, A Carroll. V. Dant. Kate Dant. M. as, M. gk ag a remiams to M. Drane ae . Fourth class—First premium toM. G. Green, 5. Simkins, M. Burns, G. Williams, M. Oyster, S. Sutton. M. Coyle, K. Shields. K. Richards, M. o- hoe, A. McDevitt, G. ay ty Sutton, 1. Wan Riswick, A. Hurley, M. N. Stewart, H. Cronan. M. Dubamel, M. Cook; second prem- iums, to I. Lockery, T, Brandtuer, Fifth class—First premiums to rry, K. Me. Carthy. M. Fenwick, M. ry, Lotty Kelle her. M. Kelly, A. M. Phillips, 1 Byrnes, Reidy, S. Wallace, K. Wasney, M ilton, G. McCloskey? A. Marsh, S. McGivernor; sec. ond premiums to K. McCarthy, K. Harvey, G. Hurdle, F. Darnes. H. Ki: a . J. Keickhoffer, M. Carroll, S. class-First premiums to S. M. Frank, 8. Oyster, G. Ewing, S. Kelley, J. Mulgueen, M. O"Don- nell. J. Stewart, G. Sgrignty. M. Griffin, M. Eliott, M. A. Coyle, neh. M. Ds; G Sullivan, G. McOormac, K, Hie Shehan. M. J. Crabbs, Minnie Elliott, J Sir- do. M. Simmons. Josey Philips, Kate Hurley, M.A. Hammond, J, Bohum, A. Donaldson. G. Philips, K. Carroll, G. ‘O'Brian; second remiums to K. B: y Fisherty, A. Spesk, A. Sardo, M. Pi . Crochet,’ M- Mulqueen, M. Lagnal, M. Lepley. i Rhetoric, Ce ition, and Writing — First class—First premiums to M. Siebel, B. Peyton, L. Thomas, J. Newmeyer, M. Wilson, M. Zimmerman: second premium to G, Herold. Second diyision—First jams to J. ton, H. Sheckels, S. Boone, R.L. Sullivan, ber: second jams to S. Simmons, H. Allabach, and S. Donaldson. Second ciass, premiums to M. Stephen- first division—First son and K. Holoban: second premium to Miller. Second division—First jiums to H. Boiseau, M. » M. O'Neil. M. Peak, B Jones, A. Cahul, J. Robinson. J. Claxton, McDaniel; second premiums to M. Shaw, Doyle, G. West, A. Getty, J. Mohun, 8S. Wil- dase &. Speak. KR. Hunt, and ©. Johnson. Third class, first division—First premiums tg S. Pettibone, K. Dickens, & Doyle, Fr berey, B. Mead, S. Sullivan. A. Wi » B. Carroll, - Dee, A. Carroll, E. A. Peyton, J. West, M. M es ‘Bimatone Mg, Biren V - a ton, lone, : Pig it son, G. Sow M.Cross, M. Kerney, M. Joues, Fourth class, first division—first premiums to M. J. E. Green, S. Linkins, M. Burns, ie Warden, M. Sullivan, M. Schut- col premiums WoL Deve Be. Goes jums ve, 3 ter, . Shields, K. Richards.” Secord division—Firsi codall, A. Brown, Ac McDevitn 3 ‘Rist rown, cDevitt, J. Van wiek, E. Birch, Mi. McCarthy, E. Schutter, A. Hurley, M. Stewart, M. Green, H. Cronan, 8. Taylor, M. Cook, A. Hall; premiums to sry, A. Holltagshead, ©. Bites Mt Daieret ery, 5 . Birch, - a M.'Plisgeralds A. Sheban. Fin t diveton-_ First prem Miccuriny, ‘0. G McUloskey; second , AG, Harrold, Mi. » 8. Wallace, F. ‘alker, M. Connor, M. M. Wiay: er, J. Keickhofter, Bf. ot. Carrol, McGivern. Sixtn clase—Firit premiums i Ss. ygianeett pas Second division gst premiums io G Me- a aie = hors ag as eg yy TS farmon, T. A. N. Wright, : ‘ |. Paghalr, M. Dobos, re . A Dea ie been FETT rid poly i ell . Wasney, &. AG. Herrold, rer, J: Keiek- , A. Marsh, S. ern. Arithmetic and Bovk+Keepiny.—First class— First premiums io M. Sigil, B. Peyton, S omas, M. Wilson, J. Ne er, G. Ober, Mary Brenner, and (3. ‘Herold. divi- sion—First preminms to J Peyton, J. Cherry. H. Sheckels, S. Boone, R Sullivan, S. Sim- mons, L. » FE. Allabach.’ Second cias®—First jams to M. Stephenson, K. Holoban, G. Miller, H. Bo'seau, M. Darby, M. A. Cahill. G. Rob- Ivak, G. West. M. O'Neil, A. Getty, J. Claxton, S. Williams, F. Speak, R. Huntt, second premiums to 8. Doy! B. Jones, G. Mokun. A. McDaniel, C. Johnson. Thini class—First premiums to S Pettibone, K. Dickens, A. Doyle, 8. any B. Mead, S. ntlivan. A. Wasni |. A. fest, S. West. M. M. Cross, al Jones, seccud premiums to B. A. Car- roll, V. Dant, M Kerney, R. Nailor. M. Drane. Foufth clacs—First divisign—First premiums to M. Rigcies. J. Beal, G. Green, S. Lmkius, Warder. S, Dove, M. Sullivan, M. Kate Shields: second premiums to G Iham=, M_ Oyster, C. Stewart. M. Coyle, K. Richards, Secomd division—First premiums to M. Donohoe, M. Robinso: MeDevitt, M. MeCarthy, K. 5: Riswick. G. Birch. M. M. Stewart, M. Gi . T. Brandtner, M. Cool, A. Hall; second pres miums to S. Geodall, M. McCarthy a bach. J. Lockery, A. Hollingshead, French Music. —First class—First pre- » H. Sueckells, M. Croily, Thomas, B. Peyton, M. Siebeis, » J. Peyton, J. Newmeyer, Cleary, S. Simmons, J. Cherry, second p minms to Luhe West, 4. West. Second class— First premiums to M. Stephenson, M. Byane, S. Linkins, M. Sullivan, A. Carroll, M. Jones. - Allabach: second premium to A. Hollo- an. Gold Embroidery —First wo R. Mari, J. Peyton Sik Embroidery —First premiums to F. Alla- bach, G. Herold, S. Boone. E. Miller. second premium to R. Naylor Toprstry.—First premiums G. Robin, M. Wilso H. Hoioban. A to G. Sourbre, B. |, A. . Sbirt Making and Cotton Embrov)*ry.—First Birmaiume to J. Cherry, H. Sheckelis, 1. homes, G. Ober, J. Newmeyer, M. Staph- Cahill. A. McDaniel, G. GC. Johnson, 5. Doyle. Simmons, R. Sullivan, second premiums to 7 G. West, H. Boiseua, B. » Packer = o Christian Doc- reminius to M. No- premiums Orphans Premiums to th trine.— First class First p lau. M.A. Mack, M. Nelligan, B. Dwyer, 3 Shipman, S. Lon, M. Shark Hermon, J Mahony, M. Kelly. M. J. Murcv, K. Cabill. Second ¢ First premiums to M Gain. A. Flanagan, M. Wy eh K. Moore. M. Toohey. M. Bagby, M. A. Kelley, G. Corco- Tan. Third ciass—First| premiums to Kk. Lyncb, Harrison. F. Ball, K. Young, M Sherwood, K. Robimson, K. Sharky. G. Kean, D. Booth, M. Corbit, H. Broshnaban: second Sees to T. Collins, J. Melson, K. Ndian. - Nec or, K. Reilly, M. McKenus’ Grammar. Reowing, and Arithmetic class—Firet premiams to M. March, M. A.Shipman, S. Long, M. A. Sharkey, G nan. S. Quinn, B. M. Rally, E. Cahill A. Flanagan, M. Bolan, K. Young, M. premiams to K. G. Quinn. G Robinson, G. Kean, Booth. M.Corbit, K. Costello, H. Brosnahan, T.Collins, J. Melson. R. Moore. Third class—First pre- miums to B. Carroll, T. Robinson, G. Wise, M. Crow, M. Welsh, A. Mclutyre, M. Howard: seeond premiums to F. Gartly, M. Carroll, s. torr NN. Robison, M. Kean, M. Clark. Sewim: Closs, Industrial School—First pre- minms to M Sullivan. B Roach. J. M. ake. G. Buckiey, M. Shehan, M. Moomey, M Buek- ley. L. Crotty. M. A. Flemmer. Pisin Sewing —¥.tst premiume to S. Quinn. M. Keily, M. Edelin, M. Neligan, M. Bolin; second premiums to B. Dwyer. M. Dwyer, k Young, K. Nolan, K. Moore. M. A. Mack. I. Mnrry. T. Mahony, M. A. Reilly, S. Booth, «3. Kean, M. Boyd, 5. Long, G@. Hannon, G. Corco- rap, M. Sherwood, B. Tor te Little Gi Flanagan, K. Cahill, J Collins, M. Toony, miums to M. Millem, H Brosnah: M, Maher, G. Clark,’S. Goodwin. - Lace and Cilton Embreidery.—¥. Gartley, K. pe. K, Moore, R. Robinson, Katie Reily, k. Kell Good Latte Girle—C. Murry, B. Lynch M. Booth, M. Goddard, S. Tennet, K. ny K. McGarnity, J . J. M. Wise, A’ Cremmine, M. Perkine. ‘The names were called by Rev. Father Boyle, of St. Peter's church, and the medals and pra miums presented by Rey. Father Walter. of St. Patnck’s church, Father Keane, Father Bo- kel, and severa{ other prominent Catholic cler- gymen. were present. The halls, passages, and doorways were densely crowded, it being al- most impossibl+ to obtain standing room within sight of ihe large ball. he exercises were of the mort interesting character, and the difficult musical pieces by the young ladies elicited the greatest praise. The little orphans, in their holiday attire, pre- sented a very neat appearance, showing how ‘well they are cared for by the sisters. ‘Their singing Was excellent and loudly applauded. At the close of the exercises suitable addresses ‘were made by Father Boyle and Father Walter. Atter which the Jarge sudience withdrew. terrence Wastep a Not. Pros.—In the Criminal Court this morning, on motion of Mr. Matting- ly, nol. pros. was entered in the ease of his client, a colored man named Green, arraigned for assault, and the prisoner was released, Another colored man in the prisoners’ box, to be tried for robbery, called Mr. Mattingly to him, and whispered confidentially, “Look « here, boss, what, does one of oem’ {nings—s non poss—cost. I'd like to get oue of them my- self.” He was informed that the price had gone up, and be could not be accommodated. ——-——— H CovurTRry-Mabz Ick Ceeam.— Mr. W. J. Niles, sends usa specimen of his country.made ice cream from his “Magn: ad Prince George’s County, of s deed. Mr. Niles bas some 'y cows at his dairy, and is thus enabled to furnish ice cream unsurpassed in richness and purity. which he furnishes well packed in ice in any part of the city at any hour required. It is by all odds the best cream we have tasted for a long time. pacalty, in- —_—-——. OVERBOARD.—Last evening, about half-pest eight o'clock, a youth, named Thomas be cock, residing near the southern terminus of the Long Bridge, fell from a pier of the bridge, and would have drowned had it not been for the assistance of a colored man, who pulled him out. The little fellow was fishing, and in attempting oF gece his line lost bis balance and fell overboard. ——_o—__—. Tarp Warp Rervsiican MEETING.—A Meeting of the Third Ward ublican Club was held last night at Wise J. Beall in the chair, and Wm. H. sec: tary. A brief address was made by Mr. Bond, after which an ad: Woche onl ara till this evening, the purpose of nominat- ing ward officers, —onmreindiitectatae AccipEsT.—Mr. D. W. Fowler, wood and » corner of 3d and D streets, ‘a, WhO 4 M. Luckett, 0° this city, who will accorapan: Dim New Yoru to Oallioraim that 2 Ws’ set on to-day’s walk: that he merely game ‘thers to walk by way of patting in an =P) ee before the Was! before $0INE)0"4 bis long and hea: between the [wo PF amts named above. imtended that the time style of walking on the present oeca- pfs aA pad pin sania a For this he bas just been ined, and in, he ere taking indoor ex. making the loser com- ir, Grayson then started on his mile heel and toe, which he made, inst & wind, in 11 minutes and 15 but it was juite apparent tha: he was not doing his best the. “Ta fact, he remarked, when became ia, tbat he had frequently done his mile in eight rflnutes, A heavy rain here set in, and Grovton did pot walk his hour against dis- tance. THe RIveR Froxt, June Wharf.—Arrived—Schooner } Capt. Van Name, from New York, a _ fogeaeeent — Express, t, Niekel, from Baltimore, with passengers mnerchaudize, Be he new steam re Se City of Wasbing. on ponwas to the frsepem ion = Alexan- a Company, arti ne) a Fett reach ‘Washington 25.—Berry's Van Name, with stone, Point some Ganant's Wharf -—Arrived—Schooners Sail~ Me, Capt. Bowie, wood, to .narket, Pilot, Uap’. Norris, do. Sailed—Schooners Fanny, Gapt. Asnton, light: Benjamin Cox, Capt. Fragen, light; Felix, Capt. Murdock, light, may Ann, Eapt. Davis, light: William Thomas, Captain tas light; Sarah Elien, Captain idox, light. Green's Whorf.—Arrived—Schooner Lookont, apt. Branson, with wood, to market. Sailed— Schooner Marshall Perrin. Capt. Packard, to Georgetown, to lead with coal last night. She wi! Forty 4v8.— Yesterday morning, Mr. is Wheeler, jnnk dealer at fhe foot of Tth street, arrived home from Richmond, Va, on the sieamer Vanderbilt, Capt. Colman. Procec i- ing to his residence, he remained for an hour or two, when, upon looking for bis poc! book, found it was gone. The book tained upwards of $3) and some valuable yers.an amount which gaye the owner co: siderable concern at the prospect of losing: he forthwith returned io the Vanderbilt, in the, hope that he bad lost iton board and it had’ fallen into honest hands. As soon as he reached the wharf. Major (Quinn, the steamer’s purser, recognized him, and told him he knew what he was looking for, ai the same time handing him the pocket-book, with contents unteuched, which bad been found by the chamber-matd, in astate-room, and turned over to him for resto- ration to the owner. This voluutary surren- der of so considerable amount of money was highly honorable in the chamber-maid, and for her honesty Mr Wheeler rewarded her with the presentation of a five-dollar note. —_.+——_. THE CORPORATION AProrxtTMENTS—It is understood that the bulk of the Corporation Appoimiments will not be made until next week, and acaucus of the Republican mem- bers of the Councils, which will be held to- Morrow afiernoon, may possibly make racom- mendations for some ot the offices Among others who are applicants for posi- tions, it is said, are Granville Harford, of the Third Ward: S. McFarland, (colored,) Second; J.B Crane, Fourth, for Clerk to the Centre Market; J. C. Cleary, J. W. Beall, and M. for the Commissionership of the Third Ward; W. S_ Morse, Fourth Ward: G. W. Wells, Fitth Ward, Benjamin Severson, late Engin er Washington Canal, and Mr. J. ©. Duin, Sixth Ward, (by his friends,) for Water Regis See Scppex DEaTR.—A mav named Michael Padgen, who was stopping at the Uuion House, corner 1355 treeis, Was taken suddenly il, on Tuesday night falling to the floor, and expiring ina few moments. Dr. Buckley was called inand prorounced that he had died from the efect of heart disease. A coroner's jury was summoned by Justice Harper yester- day, who, after considering the facts in the case rendered @ verdict that the deceased died from organic disease of the heart The de- ceased came to this city about three weeks since, from Boston, where he leaves one child, his wife being dead. and was bere for the pur pore of collecting a Government claim of B01, having served during the late war in the 5th United States cavalry. ———————— 5 Lexvrigs.—About Innch time to-day a pro- cession ot two entered onr sauctam. No. 1 bore fonr dehcions bowls of tartie soup, of ex- quisite taste and flavor, with the compliments of T. M. Harvey, the Chief ot Caterers, whose ‘ithe the “Oyster King,’ does not convey any ‘dea of bis varied accomplishments in obtain- ing and preparing the best viands, asa vi: it to bit magnificent establishment, corner of 11th streetand the avenue, will show. No.2 bore op a silver salver four magnificent julips, the fragrance of which filled the room, and which g2ve evidence, in their preparation, of the skill ot Mr. Force. the proprietor of the bar at Har- vey's, who has ont thauks for the same. —_—-— New Cotorgp Scwoors.—The Trustees of Colored Schools have entered into contract with Arthur Pennell. a well known colored carpen- ter of the Seventh Ward, for the erection of a new scheol house on 21st street, between K and Lstreets. The ouilding is te be of brick, 4#x8* feet, and three stories in height, the lower one being ® ball extending the whole length and breadth of the building, and 14 feet in height. In the second and third stones there will be four rocapg in each. the second being 1 feet and the thd 13 feet in the clear. Mr. L. Himer is the architect, and the building, which will cost from 15,00 to $20,000. will be commenced immediately. —e__ UNNATURAL ASSAULT.—On Tuesday, Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Scott was before Justice Smith, having been arrested by officer Lewison the cbarge of baving committed an assault and battery on Mrs. Mary Giddins, her mother-in- law, with intent to kill, and the Justice held her to bail to appear at court. The evidence ‘was to the effect that Mrs. Giddins went to her son’s house to see him, baving heard that he ‘was sick, and some words passed, Mrs. Scott cbarging that she had come there to make trouble, and seizing 4 bed-siat strack her across the head, cutting it, and also bruising her arm. ne AccipENt.—John Wilkinson, carpenter, about twenty-three years of age, was seriously iyurned in the skull. this morning, about 9 o'clock. He was at work on the dwelling of Commodore Meade. United States navy, No. 167 F street, (First Ward) and during a a heavy board, fully 12 feet in length, fell upon him. Dr. Breneman was sent for, and, after examination, advised his speedy removal bome, on Massachusetts avenue, (Sixth Ward.) which was done. ——_e—— Tue New York CoxvENTION,—To-day, the round trip tickets to New York commenced selling at the railroad », 406 insylvania avenue, and They are sold at 3, and are not to return until after the 4th of July. sale of them will cease after the 3d of Ful and they will be good to return until the Tach. It would be well for those who de- sire to attend the Convention to make a note of these facts, —-——_ ALEXANDRIA ITEMs.—The closing exercises of the Collegiate Institute suck peer. Ta morning, when diplomas, medals, and: pre- miums were awarded deserving pupils. The case of John Delaney tor passing caun- terfeit United States money, was cal before Judge Underwood's court on Tuesday, and continued. The witnesses from this place re- turned home yesterday. The annual distribution of St. Mary's Acad- emy takes place this evening. A warrant was issued for the arres* of a canal boatman named Jake Blubaker, for s a blind man named H. W. Nowel of a mule. Motes Stevena, colored, for threaten’ the lives of members of W.N. Harlow’s family, was held in the sum of #200 security to keep the peace for stx months.—Journal, to-day. —_e——__ THY ALEXANDRIA FREESCHOOLS.—The reg- ular yearly examination of the several Alex. andria Free Schoois RELEEET OS ’” Wylie.—To-day Henry Willis, indicted ‘for an assanit and re- ‘Sisting an officer, was found not guilty. Sam’) J was found guilty of petit larceny, and sentenced to 20 days in jail. Ann E Oolwell, con’ of keeping a bawdy house, was fined ther was convicted of petit larceny, and sens — > tencetl to six months ta fil George Washing: FRIDAY, AT 19 M. ‘was conv: an sentenced to 12 months in jail. Auam alias manna a ane ik Jackson, convicted at the March term of ——— aa ab and , Was sentenced to pay wal mets 2 17y COURT, Judge Olin — Q.S., R.L. Meredith: L.G, Mré. Parr: A. L. a. eupeabenne aang 34 ry decree of die he ise Carrie Reever; L. S., Miss —— Reever. . BapziD AT arte, 4 ‘sPiciovs.—Jobn Ryon was arrested by pane, mane fey. the complainant. Allman vs. Huntie: ment ee Against defendant for vio- | prowi-o¢ atbut tose ane: who Sem beeen gostantiy nd forwarded to stice Buckey as a suspicious ‘The Justice gave him half an hour to get ont of town Misstw.—A boatman on the canal, Isaiah Rose, who makes frequent visits to Baisro. LIne SeTWwEen CITY ITEMS. ————. JEWELRY.—Silver Piated ware, Fancy goods, Georgetown, has bren missing for the Inst Ww YO; Pree One Delta Sere ne mOTRINE At | shree weeks, during Bich time bis wife, who ne oe sisi Sammie ——_ . z is very uneasy about him, bag beard nothin M Penasylvamia ave aue, near 4% street font noes | EW BEDFORE CAPE COD, ool agian 26 Sasa: Stirs as Tue PorT.—The steamer Thomas E. Cahill, pointe of railway comma: 36 for Men. as | & a Maith, has entered and cleared irom and new ey B L ona rong to Baltimore. The steamer George H. Stont, TDENC Lowy! Po sans ott Stee at sis | Capt. Ford, has clesr'd for Philalelphia: tue | 39 Ree eek eet eren River, os 517 A. Saks & Co.. Seventh sireet. 517 Schooner Galloway ©. Morne, Cap = fort edzot aap : ee Ags SOaTS for 21.50. nen Dust- cleared a ton; mer ca 2. a. ors fer traveling purporer. Waite Duck Goats | ME Alsood, Capt Doane, bas cleared for Boo: | seeing fa Wont at shrunk in hot water, $6 and @*. Irish Linen | ‘°2- - ‘mort desirable end pleasant rouse cs the Waste Coats and fine blue Linen Check € oats at Geo. Poniic Scnoot Examrvation.—Pemale ime. C. Henning’s, No. 511 7th street. Primary School No 2. situated at the corner of rellers for that point cam durect / 2 High and Market streets, tanght by Mrs. Tar- by way of Providence and Worcester or Bost -m To bE the “Glass of fashion and the mould | ner, :-sisted by Miss Sullivan, was examined poms snd Tickets secured at office on Pict of form.” and at thesame time to msure yorr | yesierday by Mir. Rameburg, of the Board of Personal comfort, 11s omly necessary to pur- H.O. BRIGGS, Gen Manager chase acheap and elegant suit at Hable & Go.3; 4 Penna. aventte, under United States otel F —_-+—_ Its Goop EF¥EoTs ARE PERMANENT. In this it differs from all hair dyes. By its use luxuriant growth is guaranteed, nateral color and gloss are restored. ne trial will cause you to say this of Mrs. S. A. Allen's improved (new style) Hair Resworer or Dressing, (in one bottle.) Every Druggist sells it. Price One Doilar. eo —_—_e—___. Dk. WuITz, Surgeon Chiropodist, 424 Penn- sylyania avenue, between 44 and Gth streets; established 1661. Oorns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints, Warts. Moles, &.,saccessfully treated without pain. ‘The shoe can be worn with ease immediately after the operation Hours from # a. m. to 6 p. m. uardians. in the elementary studies. The school numbers uinety scholars, all of whom were present. Eight will be transferred at the end of the term to a higher school. The exam- ination ot the school gave gemera) sattsfaction. Addresses were made by Messrs. Hyde, Magee. Newman, and Ramsburg, complimenting tne Little girls upon their s. Mr. Dunlop Was present at the examination, as aleo many of the parents and friends of the schol: ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. Pr a a am ln Ciecks' clock: CLOCKS!!! 8 Just received, and for sa B .D. GLENN, No. 120 Bridge street. je 20-26 Georgetown, D.C. B® THOS. DOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown BANKERS. AY COOKE a 00., BANRESBS, Firrsenrn SrReer, Orros-rs Tarastey, Buy and se latcurrent market rates, and ree constantly on band s full ewppty of ald A fi ‘tment of ETH THOMAS’ CLOCKS, Lapisa, the choicest m the ‘world. Burvet's Florimel closely resembies toa pe oer ee = IMPBOVED PRorEbtaidh GEOBGETOWN on MRE Bones, e odor of @ rare ani lelicate met = VERE! by flowers, and in this respect is Se ee A On WEDNESDAY. July ist, 1598, at 6 o'clock r fer drone will eave ti pecaluy and daiignt | R Lvteel pis ote promizee gertatict | SEVEN-PRIRTIRG. AND COMFUUED fal tragrance upon the handkerchief for many | bya depth of a tect on Beall street. mspromea ty | a ours. ro) S comfortable two story trame store dwelling | Orders for BTOCKS, BONDS, &c., executed - ase. For Uorns or other complaints of the feet, + “Terms of sale. Conveyancing and stampe | *P4 collections made on ail accsasttle points. visit Dr. Whuite’s rooms, 424 Pennsylvania se1tt Avenne, between 44 and 6th streets. | === cn —— WRAPPING Parxge for sale. Apply at th cd __s THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ¥ FHOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown IBST HATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON. ‘AR Office. SYOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION — jt ole WII be sold at pubic mation oe PURSDAY H. D COOKE (of Jay Cooke & 0o.,) President _>=>——EEEEEE next. the 3uth of Jane. at In o'clock and to be con WEBS 5 MARRIED. Honea from day to aay aati disposed of al thie . 8. BUNTINGTON Cashier 7 ; . Goods te the store eccupied by K. = ete ee ee Oe tae toe pean Church Erowa; agent Mg 211, Bridge street: contain GOVEEEMERT DEPOSITORY JAS. W. SMITI to BY A. . <d BENDER, formerly of Philadelput * " | Soe Towelings, Docvserpaned. Bae eenind Bisa FINANCIAL AGENT OF THR UB HOBEXADUER, At Patiedeipbia on tuezist | Shirtiogs aud Sheeting, Hosiery Fauey Goode STATES. — of Angust, i867. by the Rev.J. Walker Jackson J' | ac THOS DOWLING. b THOS. ROBEY. of Washington. D BEUIE, | “ye 2¢-«t ‘Auctioncer 15th street, opposite the Treasury Deparimens. Government Seceritics with Treasurer Unites Btatcs, caughter of George 8. A; jer. phia. No cards BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auc'.; Georgetown VEBY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE PRI Yate REDE Nex ON THE CORNER DF WASHINGTON STREET, AT QS ONE MILLION DOLLARSe— PLARVOR. On the night of the 24th instant, oT . EDGe. che tafanteon of John A. W-and Ho’ | On THURSDAL. Soay 9, ISS, at o'clock p.m, | _ Weduy and eel! ail classeesof GOVERNMENT sela C — _ irene 2 weeks. 1 sat sell, in front of t pres that very ce | SECURITIES at current market rates We could net you darling, mrable irty situated cn ortheast corner rom thy home above; of Weat'and Washington stiest and usw sccapied | FURNISH BXCHANGE ond make Colisctions God bus taken thee for an angel, by General Pelouze. The lot fronts m0 feet o: | @ ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF THB ‘Spite of our care ard love, SSPE, TPS doprovemente conan of tare | UwiTED STATES. SSpergs tgs slaty eae ene ecte H'roome ‘andoeliar- with gst and water; Tht | We purchase Government Youchers on the and we # In Heaven where ail is peace and joy, Soeten wonting: art cine pic oe anty tO au) | MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, and tive care- 5 Of the most desirable I ‘We 1] meet some brighter da: certainly isone pert; Bo nl ny The tuneral will lace from the residence | the i jocations etwation of his parent, Cau taka hy ado : ‘Terme One tuirdcash; balance in stx aud twelce | ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ond FIRMS ay.the 4 moutbe, wit t from day vi sale, secured bs fiver and friends are respectfully B deed Sf tract omibe property, Go eee aes,b) | end to any other business entrusted to us, end. stamps st the cost of the purchaser. A deposit of FULL INFORMATIOS tu regard to GOVERN- = ‘Wil be required when the propery) is strack 2 ~ CISsBL the night ofthe 2th inst, MAR THe SUGERIA ng MBHT LOABS at ali times cheerfully tarnished. ont. 08. DOWLING, Youngeat child ct Det. ant £8 Stine 2e25-codeds __(Int.]_ Auctionier. WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier Funeral ran PE we Big tg BBY THO8. DOWLING, Auctioncer;Georgetewn | _Weshington, March 20, 1805, eck. a» | VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ponent OWN af Fueuie auczion. PAWNBROKERS. virtue of a deed of trust to the undersigned, Dearing date the 26th a record. LICENSED EVERLASTING (CORSET STEELS. | Stvoagens't4! Bene pitalon tlseteege 475. BY AUTHORITY. YY ball to pablic saic. . b 10 Cents. the oth day of July, & pie, st ar o's io » ‘in front ot the (Only Agent,) one motety hall ©. BAUM, HOOPSKIRT AND CORSET MANUFACTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, wy 21-tf Detween th and 7th streets, } Beau str, F Beall etrect. thence easterly on Beall strevt nue advances on all kinds of T) BANsoNs hundred and twenty-nine (is <cetecren tt) in: bes ear ant for say * INSURANCE OFFICE, spd'thence ia et live ts the point of be ia ests soanenal t FIRE AND LIFE, sane Sclongt % nee Winacehe gods bought for cagh ead sok! st private eale, No. 516 SEVENTH STREET, retin cf tal,, One bal say of ante, secured to = Between D and E Streets. seta ign of Brant. Oi vob paid Se eons ese ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, got: if teranare, nok complied with tee dart CERTAIN CURE FOR OVER-DRINKING. OF HARTFORD. CONE, |... 545. | copunchanee ant quate teen pets DOoTOR VON EvRES 1-IN AgsErs “s-GpoPNOR ee | recees MANLOR SSH PRD, trones tee ahp PROPHYLaOriC EXTEACR T. M. BANSOM, Agent, AB + Auct. — Bo. SiS Serenth Serest. | [ypATORS OFFICE ns srurn.is See eee 11858. | diseases veaetable R: D FIRE INSURANCE CO. wW. e MAC WATER. the fag agseTe mer ~ Oub.2do. | Citizens are hereby respestiully” bat yt ed Siesoverer in, bio 8. CHASE, Pree tS i gonr. Sect. | reauested to use the Potemac water Ay ce cieven years. it ie we: ERO Agee, fame ie i ‘egal ae HOME INSURANC Al a aus B3.623,596 OS Mail waaebuRy, ‘Sect. Ae Boveri Beeee — F. AND M. INSURANCE | sumcleat indesement Tor ae INGFIELD F. AND M. . SPRINGFIELD upANY. With the above ‘request: but any Sn vi ay EX BON AM ace | gltber ty doe fe cutting of their enppiy ent Je2¢-m T wo. 316 Bovonte Bersct, = erforcing the law. — CHAB. D. ee T= CHEAPEST Goops OF THE SEASON. Beautiful Challies and Delaines, at 12%. Sipieess jieces Calicos, at 10 and 123, Lawns, On wpe. Or Marseilles. ‘one Srois for suite, yard wide, 12% to . ‘Wamsutta do. = do. TILLER, my 90-1m* 101 at, diuure. AVE 25 PER CENT. SUITS FOR PARLORS, DINING BOOMS, SITTING BOOMS, BED BOOMS, cn: GBEAT BEDUCTION IN PBICE. SU aca Horan 1 2,240 POCNDS TO THE TON GUARANTI ED OAK and PINE WOOD constantiy on hand. 87” Now is the dime for families to put in their winter's supply. 3 ‘the spprobation, of the \Orphans’ Court ot Sanaa eee ate nities ceo is TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATORRLS, of the From the largest and best assorted tock tr | Bereonel, setae, < tte same bs a this city. 4 ioe sand be fancomet an erat