Evening Star Newspaper, July 4, 1868, Page 4

ka. —T he following pr- titoa of a committee a ‘the purt of the batchers asd dealers in the Centre Market his CITY ITEM Inquree WituT®—The mouth is like s house EVENING STAR. | "mtttnsttstsenenecs actos, BANKER the eight cotored scBs,ols om Oxtrest, near tth— ROSADALIS. = in charge of Miss Fanme C. Brown, (g ainnx | Penge namie lee B he Distnet of Os. | 10 le However pretey at may be externally, it | LOCAL NEWS. scbool,) Mrs. Disbrow and Misies Per y, Dos- | lumbia. is impossible to judge of its merits cnnl you saps —— tor, Cook, Stevbir.s, Whitiagtoa and Foow— Hen. EB. C. Inserseli, chairman Commitiey of | Dave seen the inside. If bebind the ruby doors Prereesre Starer, Orroe-rs Tasaster THE FOURTH OF JULY. took place st Wisewell Barracks, 7th and U | Dispict of Columbia—Sta: We. the anders |, | there are plenty of peari-wBite fixtares, you | we to their The Great American Health Restorer Buy and ee et current market rates, end pee Celebration of the Day Here. sreets. A Others present were Kev. Mr. committee on the part of the butchers ani | Wil excialn at once, “How Beautifair” To sannouyyed that, uo quorum constantty on band s fall euppiy of ail Newton, Rev. John Kimbalt and Mv. J. Genters of the Centre Market, would - | impart the atmost possible brilliancy there is he Board stood adjourned Independence diy was appropriately cele- | Tingston, inepector of schools. Tar aityn: fully call Attention to the great injustice | Botbing like fragrant SosopomT. 6 | —_ @OVEKNESNT BONDS, brated throughout the city, Aud basiuess was | ance wa: not very lange on the part of spect.- | that wili done us the ~~ E, Common Covxemt.—The Chair laid betore SEVER THIRTIES. AND COMPOURD entirety su<pended After 10 o'clock the streets = re ot eae waa, b og tre app Biverat, tecation, We « Spaiding’®Glue.’ the Board a communieanon reterrimg co laying | TR® Best Blood Purifier in the World. INTEREST NOTES. e ds hi is of weather, ai room: small ~ 5 presume tl Bot erally known by ——— Water-mains and i s and returning ¢ F Saving avated auenatves ot tee baliday co zo | were nol out in forer, excepting im C1se of the Joureif, or committee of which you are the tah OOdinauOee lie Por teet moakdoration’ also, = Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, Bc., excouten on pic-rics and excursions to the quiet re coe meee, Or ore whieh wer | chairman, that perhaps ningten-tweantieths of a communicition im reply to a resolution of end collections made on all soveesibie potats. treats im the groves, surrounding the eity, aad Borg the Potomac’ At an rarly hour this $morning the nsval bell Tingmg and national salutes took place, though the jnvenile portion vf o8r community did uot make as mac! a= usual) with their fire crackers, torpedoes, &c., the recent proclamation of Mayor Howen hay- img served to deter them from that amus- ment Nevertheless, there was some cracker- pping during the day. From ali the public Calvanese. the hotels, business places, aud jaevers throughout the city, atonal colors were displayed. The cele- bration by tbe varius colored Sabbata schools ‘Was one of the most noticeable features of the day. H ovdreds ot private pic-nic parties started at an early hour this morning for the sur- rounding countr, Vebicies of all kiads were im great demand, and our livery stables did quite a thriving’ business. Good order pre- yailed throughout the city, And there was bu’ little drunkenness. The weather deing exces- Sively hot, made it very desirable to piss the day out ot town. The varivas Departm-nts of the Government were closed during day. Bad no business was transicted. Neither Sranch of the National Legistataure was in a sston. : Atthe U.S. Clothing and Eqaipace Doput, on Seventh street, (Armory Square.) Capt, Daniel G. Thomas, military storekeeper, # charge, the decorations were tastefully ‘ar- ranged by Mr. Thomas Thomp-on, Superia- tendent of the depot. The national colors were displayed from the large flag-staff 1a front o. the building, snd from the balyards leadiag Lo either side of the entire boiidtng, the various army corps badges were suspended The front of the beadg: ndsomely decorated ‘with the national colors, and numbers of small fags were arranged around the fountain. Two Brass howitvers, highly polished, were sta- s d upon her side of the doorway, the ‘whole forming a very A miniature steam-bip ip the pool aronnd the fountain, and at. ed much stieution. This evening there will be a pyrctrebnical display, and the head- vill be brilliantly ill aminated. Helow we give Interesting particulars of the ‘of the day im the erty and vicinity SUNDAY FCHOOL PROCESSION, RTC. To-day the Sumday Scuovls attached (2 Sunday School Union, celebrated tne @mniversury of the American Independence by & procession from Franklin Square to Will Spring. ow the country place of Mr. S. P. ‘Brow n. just nor of the Columbiana C lleze, where the Declaration of Independ: nce was Fea.i, alo, the report of the Scretary of the | Union, showing the t number attached to the schools, to be about 4,70, v0 over the num- ber reported last year. Aporopriate addresses were delivered by Mr. J. M. Langton aud Rev BD. W. Anderson, stier whieh the schools sepa- | Fated lo eujoy themselves im the woods. Ac- cording & the programme, the scaools were to Bave reporied to the chief marsbal aad his aids At? o'clock, but it was sometime after = be- fore the line wa: formed. By nine o'clock the line was Teady to proceed. and moved off in the following order —Charles H. Pets. Chief Marshba!; Henry Pipher, J. F. N. Wiikinson and Audrew Warner. aids. First Division.—Heary Pipher, Marshal. King’s Colored Band. ‘Asbury school, num- about 200 in fue. Beautiful oanuer, on the front a capital of Obrist ble-siug little children, @nd reverse, representation of Christ as the | Good Shepherd. with the words, “Biess the Lord, U, House of Isrsel aifer Liste Cail. dreu io come um me,” and name of school, ‘With the date of orgauizati. 1453. Zion Wes. Jey school, G. W. Walker Superintendent, mar- shali-d by Ed Conse, M. Moton, Jack isutcher, aud I. Beckett, Fine ban Tepresentations of Ourist as the Good Shep- Berd, and Obrist blessing children. Also, small Danper of green silk, ins Tibed (dod is Love,” and open bible on & custion carried by four Jittle girls. ith sireet Baptist setoal, William Pune, Superinieudent, marsuauded by J Hunter. William Cole and David Clark, about i50 pupils. Banner with paintiug of an ange! om the front, reverse. name of school and date of organizstion, 1836: a mumber of motiors were also cariied in line. Union Bethel, Superintendent, marshalled Burge's, Fifteenth Suet Presbyterian scuool. C. H. Pe- | ters Superintendent, Awos Hu about 40 ip line, white sulk bauuer, fine por- trait of Lincolm on the front; reverse purple. “Malice to nome: charity toall.” Eneaeze School, Jos. W. Hill Superintendent, H. Ware and Jos. Henson Marshals; 150 in lige. Bive Danner With mame of school and several flags in Lue. Second Baptist school, U. Davis Su- rintendent, Messrs. Armstead, Green and Fletcher Marsbals. with aboct 10 in lime. A Beautiful wreath encircling the name of the xebool, with the words “Faith, Hope, and Rarity,” was borne at the bead of thi school. Jobn Wesley school. numbering about 50 pu- io the line, of Which were carried several s under the superintendence of W. A. Free- man. marshalled —— Simmons. Union Ww school, KR. A. Green Superintendent, und Wakefield, G. Johnson and A. Day Marsbals , about 150 pupils in ine. Fine ban- ger. op the front of which is a portrait of Su- permtencent J. J. Clinton ; reverse, date of or- ganization, March ud, #13. Thard Di ision—Jobn F. Wilkerson, marshal Galbraith Surday School, L street, between 4th amd Sth, was headed by a blue cotion fing, Dearing the inscription, “Galbraith Chapel Senday School,” with a painting of the church on the other; Basi] Chase superintendent; Lem- wel Murray and Frank J-niter marshals: num- ars 1st; all dressed neatly and under ezceedivgly good discipline. Third Baptist. J. Nathan, R. Pier. superintendent and mar- sbal, numbering about 5) scholars, and carry- ‘ng im frout an American fiag. In the line of ‘the school procession was the pastor, Rev. Mr. Bouldin. Mount Pisgah followed, under the marshalship of William H. Dulany, with Mr. Gassaway as superintendent. This school bore in front 8 Bandsome deep blue shield, with whe words, «God is love” on one side, and myriads of stars on the other, and had in its ranks 1% scholars. Shiloh Baptist, John M. Washingion superintendent, brought ap th= Tear, and pumbered about 75 scholars. front was boTor square cotion fag, on one side of which was the imscription, “Shilon Sunday Sebvol,” and on the others portrait of ¢x-Pres- aden! Lincoim im the ceatreof 3 wreath. Jas. H. Paine was toe marshal of this school, as- omted by Humry Ware. At © o'clock the procession got fully under Way, and as thé last file passed the Léth street vad of te Square, om its way to Browa’s woods, the Bead was with few yards of the State Departnent, thus presenting one of the Jomge-t bnes of colored children ever seen im tbs. Proceeding directly to the grounds, fwhere ‘bey arrived about 10 o'clock, the pro- @ession formed a -quare around the 5] 4 stand. when addre Marstel, with ses were made to them by Mr. J. M. Laugston, Rev. D. M. Anderson and otbers; after which the scholars were dismiss. a to enjoy tbe festivities of the day which had teen provided for them. These were gept up Till the shades of evening set in, when, at the tap of the drum, the schouls again formed im procession and marched to the city te the head of Franklin Square. Here they were di- vided ino scbool=, and each one proceeded to ibeir respective school bowses, arriving at Which (hey were dismissed for the day. OTHER CELEBRATIONS. A number of the Odd Fellows of this city spent ihe day at Laurel, Md., where the mem. bers of Paraxent Lodge. and their tamilies, en- yed ! fa-bioned basket pic-nic. "Jos. . Escavalile, Esq, was the orator, and ad- dresses were delivered by other distinguished members of the Order from Baltimore and this oy. he Sunday sehool of St. Martin's church, eotored,) Rey. Father Beroti pxstor, assem- At the church om Fifteenth street this Morbing, and marched to the grove of Howard Wniversity, adjouning: the Seventh street park, wader escort of the Butler Zonaves, where they | Police Headgaartet | snd Wm. Thomas (eolored,) mentioned in s | brought out tor bearimg before Ju T of red silk, with | ite handsomely @rcorated, and presented 1 flue apperra ica. The exercises were opened nt 8 o’clock by Mr Newton calling the assemblage to ord+r, and Rev. A. Bonidin then offered up prayer atter which, an appropriate b: was sanr. Introductory remarks were by Mr. New- ton, presiding, WhO spoke of the success of the schools, and noticed the fart that miny who were learning the alphabet last October were now reading quite flnently. He also explained that this entertainment was te give to euts and triends sn ideaot the manner o! stractng the papiis. Two classes from schools of Misses Cook and Doster were called up and exercised m epel by sonnd and reading, aud dec! compositions, &c., followe: preseat. rapersed wi «of “E Plaribus Unum,” by Miss Kicks popils; several dialogues by very small bo! the recitation of “itarbara Fre.tehie,” by Wm. Bruce, of Miss Browa’s school; Pee “Mr. school, were hearty y applauded. ‘The interesting feature of the exbibiuon wis the distrivation of the gold medal offered by Mr. Wilham Ballantyne to the beat spetier, and Pr miums to others for good spelling. The trial was made wita fifty-four competitors, and the judges weve Mr. J. M. Langston, Rev. Dr. Srebbin=,snd Professor 3. B. Vashon. The guild medal was awarded to Sarah J Jackson, Mrs. Kicks’s school, who made umimpor- es in fitty words. The premiums rded to Ameha Ringgold, Teresa Ella T Fisher, Anna Wormiey, Mary beeler, Mary Lewis, of Miss Manno‘s ‘m. E. Bruce of Miss Brown's, and son of Miss Smith's school The presentations were made by ston, who referred to the fact that other € Wy of the yetitors did remarkably well. Ap- Topriate remarks were made by Messr= Exuerton, "Vashon, Kimball, Newton, aad others at the close of the session. pads i oi Exection ov Ovvicers.—Mutual Division No. &, S.T.,0n Monday eveniag last, elected the tollowing to fill the offices for the present narter: W. P.. L. W. Worthington; W. A, saac S. Holledge: K.S.. A.S. Brown; A. RS. J. B. Holledge: Treas., D.C. Fountain: F. S.. Rober: G. Langley; Chaplain, Rev. Green, D. D.; Con., George Sazty: A. C., John Anaudale, 1.5., Andrew K. Smith; O. S., Thos. S. Hum- hrrys Lady officers: Misées Georgia Reese, Emme Holledge. Ida Coilins, M. A. Tomlin. son, Fanrie Keliman, Martie Rett: Masical Di- reetress, Ada Fuller. This Division, recently | formed, meets on Seventh. between Massacau- set's avenue aud I street, om Monday «venings, and bids far to become one of the first Divis- | ions m our city, being composed of active and industrious laborers in the cause of temper- ance. The following officers have been elected by Liberty Lodge, No. 6, of Kuights of Pythia= V P,Jobn R. Marpty; W. ©, Wm. F. Gar- rel: 'V.C., R. Emmous: R. S., T. Sniifin; F. S., S.G. Kinsiey; W. B.S. Langley; W. 'G, Wm. G- Parks; 1.8. JN. Burns: 0. fF, Patio-Tme. Fisuklin Lodz Joba Sebul tn, FS: O No. 2, has elected the follow- WwW. 0; Pp . C.; EL . Crump, » O has been elected R. S. of this flourishing lodge. ——— THe Usser Re Last evening, at Rooney. (whit ) e 4c Of yesterday as having been arrested for ing $14,000 from John W. Usher, were tice David R. Smith, and Detective George O. Miller testi- tified that he went in company with Mrs Rooney and a little boy to the house of Mr. Joho Usher, when she took him into the back part of the building, where she put ber band ato @ hole im the floor, stating that a part of the movey was under there, at the sane time suying that the little boy bad placed it there, which the boy, in her preseace, emphatically denied, saying that Aunie had done it, Witness got an ax and priz d up one of the boards, ana | found $28 10 gold and silver: one djamond Pin, value $100; one gold ring, valued at =20. and one gold pencil, valued at $5. The accused, he said, acknowledged going up to the house of William Thomas, (colored,) with @ $5) note. | Awii and William both plead not guilty to ‘was held to bail in tne sam dhe in the sum of $5.0 for their appearance on Monday nex', she to answer the charge of robbery, and he for Leing accussary to the same. Se EXAMINATION OF COLORED ScHooLs.—The colored schoels in the pew school building on O street, between 4th and 5th, were examined & Jew days since by Jno. M. Lamgston, E<q., Inspector of Schools, Rev. John Kimball, Superintendent, Dr. Stebbins, Rey. Mr. Brown, Rev. A. Bouldin, J. W. Alvord, Prof. Vaslion, and others. This building contains eight schools, and is ove of the finest colored school buildings im the District. The schools located therein are Primaries et the sixth, seventh, and vighth ‘R. A. Perry, Miss M. A. Dorster, and Miss Rachel J. Cook, teachers. Secondaries ot the fourth, and fifth grades. Miss C. F. Withington, and Miss A. L. Foote, teachers. Intermediates of the second and third grades, Miss S. Stebbins, and Muss E. W. Disbron. teachers. and grammer scheol of the first grade, Miss Emma Browd, teacher. All of the schools passed a very satisfactory examina- tiom showing that the pupils have made great rogrers since the organization of the schools in October I*st. At the conclusion addresses their satisfaction with the examinatior higbly praised both teachers and pupil ington on Monday nd form several days on the lot at the corner of Louisiana ave- nue and 10th street, near the canal. Thix is one of the largest companies we have ever had in Washington. They exhibited at Paris dur- ing the Exposition last year, and their corps of equestrians include some of the first talent. ‘Their street processions are exceedingly fine, and bave attracted s great deal of attention. Rees ite lage er parade through our prin- cipal streets on Monday morniag, [ey ef will be given im the afternoon of tdav. Up lth to Pennsylvania avenue, along Pevnsyivania avenue to 15th street, up 18th to Penna. avenu: long Penna. avenue to 17th, down I7th to F, along F to 17th, along 1th to Penna. avenue, along the avenue to 2ist, ist to 1, along I to 12th, slong 12th to L, along Lto 7th, along 7th to Penna avenue. up the Avenue to 11'h,down 11th to place of exhibition, se lothand Louisiana avenue, near the cana —_—_—_— THE MUNICIPAL OFrices.—A second caucus of the Republican members of the Council was held at the residence of Collector Hall, H sireet, Inst evening, for the purpose of select- ing the corporation officers, and the session was @ very harmonious one. Among others selected were Mr. Barker, late Sergeant of Po- lice of the Seventh Ward, for Harbormaster; Mr. Fullaloye, of the Fifth Ward, for Assist. ant Harbormaster; T. H. Langley, of the Third Ward, for Olerk ot the Northern Market. The selection of Ward Commissioners was left to the ward delegations where the delegations are Republican. Mr. Chas. Heimber wil! be elect- ed for Commissioner of the First Ward; Chas. H_ Peters, (colored,) Second Ward, John R. Wright, Third Wara. The selections for the other wards have not as yet been made. first ——\_o——. THE Soldiers and Sailors’ National Repub- pene Executi ve Committee, of wbich Col. N. ipman, is se » iM pursuance of a Tesolution adopted at Tecent meeting in New York of that body, have appointed a cen- tet commitue Ser this District. The fol- | low! nulemen bave been named :—Major » Major A. HF. Hain, Colonel R. J. ‘Hin‘on, tain A. D. c! . Fisher and lain Carl the butchers wow occapying stalls in the Centre Market purchased at prices rang- ing from one thonsand to two thousand dollars. many of them are not able to rebuy in the New Market, as they will have to come in compe- tition with speculators and butchers from other cites, compellimg them to pay two or ‘three thousand dollars fora stall, or be de. rived of the C4 legitimate means for sap- their families. Pet .be corporation will Teinstate the present oceupants in the New Market then we would not complain. Bat we are not aware of apy Provision of this kind being embodied in the il] which bas just passed the Senate. We &r- sire also to respectfully call your attenton to the fact that we have had before your honora- ble committee a bill for a charter inerect a new market house on nt site tocost not less than three hundred thoasand, nor over five hundred thousand dollars, such building io ‘Meet with the approval of yoar honorable com- mittee and the Commissioner of Public Baila. ings. Besides, sir, we donot ask a dollar of the corporation, Another we would state is, that the present sire is the one selected by General Washiagton for a market site, aud decided for taat purpose by Notley Young to the Government with th: stipulat‘on that if used for any other parpose, that st then reverts to the said Notley Young or hie heirs. Hoping, sir, you will give this your favorable consideration, we Remain your humble anc vbedient servants [Signed]—George W. Emmerson, Henry S Elliot, Wm. E. Clark. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. special messenger of the money order division of the Sixth Au/lter’s Office, presented to the clerks of the division a large, handsomely frame colored photograph of himself in full uniform as dram major (he bing attached to Heald’s Washington Brass Band as such) inclading bearskia shockoe and staff. Mr. Mackey, who isa great favorite in the office, ‘made a few remarks. and he was re- sponded to by Mr. Ferbes in behalf of the di- Vision, and Mr. Budgman also made a short address—the eccasion being one which made our fine looking ari major teel that he was not among strangers. are le Base Batt —Te-day, the Marylind, of Bsl- timore, plays the Olympic, of this city, on the Madison avenue grounds, in Battimore, at 9:30 &. m. The Enterprise will yiit Washinton to play the Union, of this city, this afternoon =o PERrsonaL.—Wm. P. Smith, E:q., of Balti- more, is at the Epbitt House, and Geurge Kye, Eoq.. late Secretary of the Constitutional Coa- vention of Virginia is at Willards. paverias anes Tae Wratuen. -The thermometer at Frank- lin’s, from ly to 2 o'clock to-day, stood 86 di grees mm the shade. er DIED. clock P.M , om the 3d in lantam, MAKY EVA. infant VERNON. On the 34 of Jnty LAURA DE MENT. youngest davghter of WG. sud Susauna Vernon, in the tenth year of her age, SMITH. Othe 34 instant KULA MAY, only child of Teory Band Annie B. Smith, aged eight months and seven days Yh GRAND STREET PAGEANT $1.50 only, aT BAUM'S, HOOPSKIBT AND CORSET FACTORY, LOUISIANA AVENUE, jyatt between 6th and 7th strects. "pe THE LADIES. We have rscefved and op« inspec- NCH AND invite your ne our ‘anted tion. a beantiful assortme: Sprtietattentions Wau will ri te C Seo meke SRIMTS AND C superior tnetyle, Snish and material. to any In Be DETESt;, aldo, the "BOSTON SHOULD Rh . for Ladies A t bee, and the ODESSA COLLAPSING BEIT. of which w: the sole ager Dove COKE can be had, fore few da; eight cents per bushel, at tho worl Orders at the office of the Washiug Go. No. 472 10th strect. T, M- HANson's ° INSURANCE OFFICE, FIRE AND LIFE, No. 616 SEVENTH STREET, Between D and E Btreets. aS a Eee 4TNATL ANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, OOM: HARTFORD FIRE amet: co., @. 8. CHASE, Pres "Gif ORT, Bect. ol N, 5 7 io: 816 Bevente Serecr, HOME IN NCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. OO MATA Fie SPRINGFIELD F. AND M. INSURANCE COMPANY. SO hana Brae Tw HUNTER? ‘TM. Hasson, Agent, . i o10 Sm No. 516 Seventh Street, ANY, 4 883,543. DPFPBPPPROPPPPPPP PREP THOMAS H. BARRON, a sg BUILDER, conrractor, ann & - = a Mh) SUPERINTENDENT. SS Bei ® pract mechepic, | offer m BZ scrvices to Be public ese Builter mi will €& ‘S7-contract for all kinds of work connected eal So" with the art of building; superintend by thee j_OF will take ai openly; do all"Ga iF cy to sul and Em sti tig tate ‘who may favor me. with: SF per stant ening wytes eed Joe. FoDrowe Een? be senth, near, Seite “sAdddaddedcdddddddiadd Wrarrine Param for sale. ly at Brak Office. on ———— SPECIAL NOTICES, eee UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA. POPULAR PRICES. 10R uxe) LIES AND DATION FOR FAMI ENTLEMEN. $4.80 Per Day, 928 Per Week, $100 for four weeks Omnibus and Bagenge Mast to receive Checks | OPEN FROM JUNE tsr TO OOTOBER Isr, ND BROTHERS, LAND y Or A my 4-Was Sw ‘Metropolitan Hotel, AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston. Massacucsertts, The very important and exteasive improvements made in this popal ngiand.enal pre to Tourists, Families, and th Ing Public. accommodstions and Biences superior to any other Hotel in the jammer additions have been ites of partments. with bathin: te, &c., attached; one of Taft's Mmagniticent passenger elevators. the best ever cru- guests to the upper stor} » the entri re bee and the entire hou: refurnished, making it. in equal to any hotel in the coun- iard Balls. and C1 LEWIS BICE & SON structed, conveys house in one minute tr ‘elegraph Office, Bi?! first floor. AND COMPLEX. U) VES ALL ERUPTIONS, ‘PLES, MOTH. BLUTCH RS, , and renders ERY itis inval 5 EN after SHAVI ‘hee noes LOTION” is the eni edy for diseases and blemishes of the SKIN. ‘\PAPHIAN SOAP"? and BATH, will not cents per cake. ‘LOR DE MAYO.’ PH for the TOILET. NURSER chap the SKIN. Price 2. HALL’S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER UBLIC i , and contains no inju- Zestore Gray Hats to its oricimal color, It ta a vegetable compen operties whatever. q ‘the scalp and makea jeudid bair dressing No pervon, old or Teas recommendei ‘oung, should fail to use it and used by the first Medical sk for Hall’s Vegetablo Sicilian Hair Re- ewer, apd take no other RP a, CO. Nahas N.B.. AWER’S CATHARTIC P! 5 FOR ALL THE PUKPOSES OF A LAXi- TIVE MEDICINE. Perbeps no one medicine ie #0 universal! quired by everybody ae « cathartic, p fore so universally adopted every country and amoug all cinsees, as this but eficient purgative Pitt The obvious ronson hat it io # more reliable and far more effectant her. Those who have t know {Bat it cured them, those who he know that it cares their neighbors and aud all know that whstit does amc that it never faile through wuy fa th tho: remarkable cures of but such cures are fi the following complaints. known in every neighborhood, and we need uot ubiish them Adapted to eli aud condition np all climates; containing net 4 calomel or wuy they may be taken with safety ty Ir sugar coating preserves them = Picesanteo take. ue tit) They operate by their ‘nternal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate Sction remove the obstructious of ever fresh. and makes them bei erful influence on the and other organs of the their irregular action to health, nz. Wher: ver they exist,euch de: i ecane ven tn the wrapper «n jor complaints, whieh thess For DYSPEPSIA or LMDT LBs: ANGUOR Lu 8, and LOSS OF ' APP: TIT». they should be taker t ulete the stomach and restore its healthy tone an a IVEB COM! tome iT and acne * CK SICKNESS, BIL. LI Evius us should be judiciously taken foreach ease, to correct the diseased action or remove the obstructions which it, For DYSENTERY or DIARBH@A but one required GOUT, GRAVBL they should be con- e system. Wil BEOPsicaL sw iu in large and freq tinuously taken. as req eased Piioes ahonid be for SUPPRESS 101 large desired effect by sympa- taken a¢ it produces th thy Asa Dinner Pill, take one or two Pilfs to pro- mote digestion snd relieve the stomach An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy u ite, and i rates ir cleansing and renovating effect om the digestive apparatus. DR. J.C. AYEB &00., P: Lowrtt, Mass, eTICAL CHEMIATS, 8 ry Z. D. GILMAN, Je 13-eogmD4 W Agent, Washington, BATUHELOS'S HAIB DYE. lair Bye is the best in the world: ‘anfortana’ Preparing and using this imedi- June 1éth, relative to water-mtins and noo- completion af same; both of which were refer- | red he Board of Aldermen. Mr. Clemen’s & Tesolution felauve to Wm, Robin sob, Tequesting tua: the mitvee be dis- cbarged from further comsideration of bis pe's- tion; agreed to. Mr. Otements reporind | an ‘ordinance requiring mo licenses of hucksiers and dealers in the market, passed Mr. Peck introduced a resolution of inquiry in Feference to the inadequace distribution of Po- tommac water from the High service reservoir, passed. Mr. Darby offered a resolution re- Questing the Mayor to enforce the Corporation ordinance relative to swine going at large: Inid over. Mr. Collins reported a resolution for the | rebef of Wm. Whelan: Isid over. Mr. Darby offered a resolution requesting the Muyor to inguire if Capt. Wm B. Bozgs was authoriani | tap the high service water main; adopted Mr. Ramsburg ited the accounts of the + Poor and Workhouse for appropriate refer- | ence—and offered a resolation creating the and defining the duties, &c., of a Chaplai «i the Workhouse, to be elected annually by a joint meeting of the Boards, with a salary of ‘$200 per annum; referred. Adjourned. | | AccrpenT.— Quite a serious accident from | fireworks occurred yesterfay on Congres. Sireet, by nidren—a sm ll son and daughter of Joba C. Kayser, locksmith, | and a little son of Mr. A. King, paicter, re- | siding next door to Mr. Kayser—were badly injored. Drs. Kleinschmidt and Tyler were ealled in, and dressed the wounds of the suf- ferers. CanaL.—Boats will necessarily be detained above Hancock, Md., for several days, om ac- count of a break in the canal near that point, | To-pay's CeLEBRATIONS.—The day school of Congress-street Methodist Church 1s cbool in Ritchie’s woods, near Drover's Rest: while the Young Uatholic Friends Society are enjoying the day at (jreen Springs. POLICE ITeMs.—Tne «day we celebrate” is onty marked by the arrest of Gabriel Green | colored waiter, charged with assault and bat- tery on W. B. Tyler. He awaits a hearing. The Fourth was celebrated m the fire depar’- | Ment by decking off the steamer “Henry Ad- dison * with minature flags, boquets, &c. RivER-rRowt.—All the efaft at the various wharves are gaily decorated with inumeratie flags and streamers in honor of the Fourth. —_—_—_———$—$<$<_—_—__— GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. | PRY THOS. FOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. | EXCELLENT sEHO EXCELLENT, HOOSEHOUD Fr MORNING, Jaly 34. i DAY 8, at 10 | QR FRIDAY Mo wi clock F *il sell. af the residence of Mra De La- cf Rousehold Parnitares consisting of a i meee and Mabogany Sofas, in rep and hair y Rosewood and Mabogaoy Arm and Rocking Ohairs Mab Cushion, ther C' onraee ‘usbhos ot Chairg teo numerous to men- THOMAS DOWLING. Late} Auctioneer. S7- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAVOIDABLY 3. : THOS. DOWLING, Aut, BX 7808. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. ELEGANT FIBST-CLAS§ PRIVATE RESI | Bae ck ON W STBE! BETWREN | CONG: AND HIGH STHEETS, aT PUB- Lic Aes ON. san ae AY, ap dag 6% o'clock, p. ae in front of s of round. ‘Mfeet on the of West t, hetween Uon, and High streets. with a th of 120 feet. improvements consist of a large firet class Brick Dwel se. No. 151, gasand water and 18 Conveyancing ‘Conveyenein, | and atampe at the cost of Parchiser “A depo it Property is struck THOMAS DOWLING, Auct._ '¥ THOS. DOWLING, Auctioncer; Georgetown. | ,| VALUABLE IMPROVE iN aera REE PROVED, PROPERTY 18 KTOWN AT PUBLIO AUC’ | By virtne of Seed of trust to. the J ed. bearing date bs 4 ‘end record: thence south 1 apd thence ips stra: ning, with t same be! Terme BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auc’r.; Georgetown. "Sie NO CH AP AY. July 9, 1853, at 60'clock p.m... that very de- ne r si] > all cn of West Wi street, by General Pelouze’ The lot, fronts ‘on each street. © improvements consist of large and substaatial Brick Dwelling House. containing property aed fy hen a pe need to any ae 5 an i Serta aly fons of the most oslrabie Lecettoar is Terms: One-thirdeash; balance in stx and two! mgatbe, with interest trom day ot sale, secured OF Sane the cost of the purchases A Remeest st Pine Tee purchaser i ad be required when fe property te oo O70 25- code itat.) Axctionser. Wats COOLERS | WATER OOOLERS!! Inst received. @ very lot of the latest SALE ti eine aaa tse Paek 'ATENT iE of I hs flehinh ck yea FBU. ene Ae Pie Tt a ) Which ety “fe st i 7,,SOLLISON's. Crocus: CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!! A fine tment of SETH Tiomas’ ‘CLOCKS, Just received, SL BEE, No. 120 Bridge street. je20.20 Georgetown, D.C. S4E 25 PER CENT. SUITS FOR PARLORS, DINING ROOMS, SITTING BOOMS, BED BOOMS, . rednetion in price LOUNG lower bas cheers. x0 Bitrict. A Mt steck of FURNITUBE. to prices for cash. Call s bd 5 DR. LAWRENCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT 0} ROSADALIS8: A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE {AND THE ONBY ONE VET DiscovensD) SCROFULA, IN ITS VARIOUS FORMS, ongumption, in ite Barly Stages; Bniargemen and Ulceration of the Glands, Joiats, Bones, Kidneys, avd Uterus, Chronic 1S ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS, ASES OF WOMEN, ™ of Appetite. Sick Headache. Liver Couple ‘ain in a? cot, Imprudence in rt GENERAL ILL HEALTA, ‘Avd all Diseases of BLOOD, LIVER, AND BLAD! It eradicates kind of b ond bed teltas tok meampnen ton DEERE Desithy conditio IT 18 PERFBOTLY HARMLESS, never pro- facing the slightest injury. MF Used and endorsed by the Leading Phys: | cians everywhere it is | ‘The following. among many hundreds of our best citizens, testify to ite wonderful efficacy: OEBTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS. Ba.timors, Mp. . Lawrence's theretore fully ites such. THOMAS J. BOYKIN, M.D. L HE WORST CASES OF SCROFULA. BEAD THE Sater. BELOW AND ‘Wirson Cocnty, September 1021367 Aato! Postponed untii MONDAY MORBING, Jaly 6, at |, With mach ratitade. the vame hour. — WW: BUasarr. BOSADALIS CUBES ALL SKIN DISEASES N. O., Sept. 18, 1857. Bran Six :—In 1982 my son, now aged five yon: rae vaccinated wi “ hic! yed bis health He bas been ali an inveterate and «x tremely troublesome Eruption of ng owt in sores, he Skin. some osm iali emai ely well. Yours tral ii eee eee a DANIRL. ROBADALIS 18 A POTENT REMEDY IN AL ‘ST, Esq, ATTORNEY aT Law. WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA. Ihave been cured of Chronic Jufammation of the Ear and Partial Deafness of oars: stand. Bg. by Bosadalis. Go. W. BLOUNT THE ROSADALIS Aeecret medicine. The articles from which te made are pablished around each: recommended ve aa Seveok how Seo pngeer> se (+ + January 7, 1668. with tbe atcgre-tansed Ph ve temen of respectabilit Mayor of Wilson, N. January Mi, 1868. BOBADALS WILL E THE VERY WOR: CASES OF OBRO! Te Ait MATION = Porrswovra, Va., Febr 1858, H Baker © a . bet evs PREPaRKD ORLT BT 3. J, LAWRENCE, M. BALTIMORE. MD., (Late of Wilson, N. 0.) PRICE $1.50 PER BOTTLE. id wholesale by al! princips! Whole- rasp the large cities inthe Grioed ‘M. 8 HUNTINGTON Ceshier @eov BREMENT DEPOSITORY an FINANOLAL AGENT OF THB URITED STATES, 1OtA street, apposite ihe Treasury Depertenens Government Securities with Tresearer Unite Btatee, C7 ONE MILLION DOLLARS ap ‘We buy and soll all classes of GOTERNMENY SECURITIES S current market rates FURNISH BICHANGR and make Collesions ts ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIBS OF THB UNITED ST4TKS. ‘We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOKABLE TERMS, and give care- fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS end to any other busivess entrusted to us. FULL INFORMATION iv regard to GOVERE- MENT LOANS ot ai times obeortully furntsned. PAWNBROKERS. LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 75 een #5 BURNSTIN irtenth street. 3d door Bey gs ANT TAILOR, Has remo 474 Fourteenth . _ No. 206 Penneylvanis scam, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Peete ‘Thanking bis friends and the public ceo erally, gr thete hiborst Petronase beats wed is old —. he requests @ continuance at bi Dees. Sip Lovpor & Os CITIZENS, ABMY AND HAVE BEROHAST TAILOB. Metropolitan Hotel, (iste Browa's,! 36¥ Penn. avence, Washington MILES or Tus UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Are pow fintehed and in ion. Sixty m © laid thivepring. and the the Kos Serpe Oo Spaute poe Rntied fore ard more ‘ra than ever Delores than twenty ¢ mont men ere employed, and it ts pot impovst obe that the entire track from tinahs to Sacramento. will te fintebed in 189 instead of 1670 The means pro vided are ample.and al) thet emergy, men sud money can do to secure the completion Of thi GREAT NATIONAL WORK, at the earliest possible day. will be dove ‘The UNIUM PACIFIC BAILBOAD COMPANY Feorive : 1 —A GOVERNMENT GRANT of the tt way, sod all uecresury timber and otber materials otnd along the line of tte operations MENT GKANT of 12,30 scree ,, taken in giternate sectious or This is an absolute donatior wee of large revenne in the fu 11L—& GOVERNMENT GRANT of United 1 MUO to Bas. per mike, eccurcing to the dim ° eu! ted on Farioas sections t Sed fi iH i i Hl NEARLY NINE PEB CENT. ano BSED, PALEY FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & Oy and in New York aT THE COMPANY’s OFF Sal sTEer. an by” 2° 84S BN J. CISCO ERS. -” Watt srheer -=E* No. 38 And by the Company tvertsed acon ; ¥ the = net te through. Remittances should be made in Sts oF other funds par 1m New York. amd the aa sent free oy return ezprecs forties sabe their safe delwverys aeeaecmand passed tbe day very pleasantly. Appropriate addresses were made by several distinguished A i ¥. for- ‘count: paten: orators, 10) 5 PA. in TEL. i sent Br, ‘America, and retailed by Drug- ees akan es vane Se, ; FPR eats oR £6 000 ae ee eet DR. J.J. LAWRENCE 8 CO., 44 Bridge street, F"= SAL A LOINED. ing 7 pe@mbering about two bundred, assembled a | diers’ clube generally, the Baltimore depot at seven o'clock this mora- | » jag, apd proceeded on the train to Laarel, Wasninetoniane aT Tas Niw Yor where they were to be received by their broth. | ScuxrTzEmreaT.—Several of the members of ren and spend the day. the Washington Schuetazen Verein, who have RIVER BXCURSIONS returned from New York. where they went to A pumber of excursions were made down the pes in the grand national Scheutzen- ‘Potomac to-day, and every vessei which could it, stRWanr, mh 00-1? Cornet Hi and 1ath etree. UCKIN’S BOSTON SOUP. the trade at lowest market end osname eon GRR AVY BOUNTING! WAVY BOUNTIRG!! WBS (end heirs) who clsss of persens. The Pore nbo calle waset, belonging ‘the same oi , | om Tirursday. or ‘ay Seeeatres seer eae Spent . im SE RE i evi c4 day, sud Teturn te this city to-morrow ev: : = —t = 3 yo SOLE PROPRERTOR, guD MANUFACTU 244 BALTIMORE STREBT, Barrimons, Mp. OumenT. | ose Feu ove, Weckincton DeG. es aa a) ee gona Pe, | Ri ‘wasbroughtimto service. The Potomac | ful. be Ferry Company ey of thelr ‘tome eats | tabs running wGlymont, and esch trip was | maaile tbey ‘were both crowded with aa orderly, | st. Wifliam Flammer, of this city, i : 5 ary Ellen 0 Vol "i six “FLOK DE MAYO bering avvut 0, marsdalled by Lewis How- J. B. O'Briea, 0.8; Jos. Gi -P. jeuh ka cies # 3 SUK tanner with thr ame of school sof sraatt | int'omcrn WO. Biche See oe a Fourth street went between F anit : without relieving ber hisen, te tack ses Cre a Tie Ceo! echool apd small | ing oficers: ght reaae te. o'rloek \orrow ‘Sunday) aft PHALON & 80N, New York. Three pl: o mer with gilt cross. | Israel school, J. F. N. | John Locke; F. S., Wm. Bradley; Crabbe; | Soom; to winieh trlonde are recpecticiis tavited °¢ J Sold by'all Dragatsts. | Oil Cicthand Mating: OM Pee aid ce ae 80 Rape of cure. I Wilkerson Superintendent, marsuailed by R. | 1. S., J. C. Callahan; O. Fi zs; V ‘SMOOT. On the Sd instant, Mre.B.M SMUOT. 2 Cooking and other Stoves mbes being covered with sores and W. Tompkins, S. Cox, James Caney, and hip Peyer. '¥, Kroaheimer, P. C., | aged seventy one Crockery and Glassware badiy ulcerated chairman, and Major Harring. OOD AND Coan, ‘The committee Re Mega te Ww — 100 1° “Boys » 5 Rechabitet—Fagie Tent, No.2, and Phre- | in Blue,” establishment of open headquarters, | Lf you @ant the very best WIOD and OGAL mix Tent, No. 12, with banners and ‘and the distribution of documents to the so|- | &¢ the lowest price, go to