Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1868, Page 4

~ EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. ‘The Alleged Murder of Patrick Herhes. Last evening, at 7 o’cloek, the case of O Hare, @arged with the killing of Patrick Hughes, at Willard’s Hotel, on the 27th ultimo, was Drought ap for afurther hearing before Jus- tee Smith at police ae aecused him of going to Mr. McCabe and try- ing to have him discharged. She asked the Tisoner it he did do so, to which he replied did not. The prisoner sid that deceased Bad called hima dirty sucker, and be would have gotten up and broken his neck had not deceased been drunk. She asked bim if he acked deceased 1m the morning when sober what be meant. Jie said no he did not, but he Would settle it with him. She told bim it was a shame for he and deceased to quarrel so; that would both lose .beir situations, and would not get such good ones remarked be didn't care for he did not like deceased any- w. She advised bim to acquaint her hus- band of the fact, which he said he woald do. ‘The prisoner then left her: her husband came im eboitly after. About fifteen minutes after Ber husband came im the deceased came im and = her husband of the difficulty between him. an Sep isowe ar, en her husband said, “It yor ‘t like bim, geta helper to suit your- zee O'Hare then said he did not like to do thal, as it would cause taik. Her husband seemed to get quite angry at the prospect of O'Hare losing his situation. The deceased then asked Mr.O’Hare what he had against him. Mr. O'Hare said “Nothing.” Deceased said “You have; 1 have worked with over thre bundred men, and never had a quarrel before.” Deeeased walked to the front door: also Mr. staying there, as O'Hare. ‘ased them asked O'Hare if be ¥ down to Mr. Mackim’s witn him; didn't hear O’Hare's reply: has heard O'Hare several times say that he did not like deceased, but never heard him make threats against his Ife; did ¢ prisoner and stated to him that he was susnected of being connected with the death ot deceased: in fact, accused him of it. OrHare then drew bimself erect, aud remarked “1 am & detective myself.” He (H.) asked O'Hare bow lovg he had been a detective, to which O"Hare replied that he had been a de- teetive about one week, and remarked that he wae as innecentof the murder of deceased as be (witness) was. They both then came wo Headquarters, and while there O'Hare repeated the remark as to bis innocence of the murder; Dat still said, “Let them co ahead; all they can do is hang me. Ill see the priest before | die. Butif they bang me they will hang an inno- cent man” Christopher Boyle, sworn.—_Knows the pris- oner; beard of the death of deeeased on the morning after. The prisoner came to his house on the night of the 26th Jane, and asked foratoom. Was given room No.9. Witness showed prisoner as far as the foot of the steps leading to room No. 9. soner went up, but Witness could not eay positively whether the prisuner went into the room or not. Does not now if prisoner came out again that night, but thought be could not have done so withont the knowledge of the watchman on duty. he frout door, the only one out ot which the pris- oner could have gone, was not locked till about eleven o’clock that night. Morris Healy, sworm.—Lrves at Boyle's Ho- tel. 18 porter there, and is up on duty till 11 O'clock: has known the prisoner for abut thrae years, saw him on the evening of June 26th, about 9p m.. at Boyle’s Hotel Hill, colered,sworn.—Is night watch- man at Hoyle’s Hotel; beard of the death of de- ceased on the morning after: does’nt remember ofever having seen the prisoner; none could enteror Irave the honse through the tront door after 11 p. m. without his knowedge George Lautner, sworn.—Kesides on the cor- ner of 2d and G strests: has known the prisoner about I] years; bis reputation was always good; saw bim on the 2th of June. when the prisoner told hum that he was goiug to Balti- more the next morning. Ata further hearing of the case this morn- mg, Gen. Terry submitted afew remarks in defense of the prisoners. The Justice reserved his decision. i Tae Fick DerartTMent.—in our notice of Mr. Ellwood, the new chief engineer, taking eharge of the fire department yesteraay, we stated thathe placed Tom Bowie (colored) in charge of No. 2's house. We deem it proper to state that he had previously placed the prem- ises in charge of Mr. Martin Cronin, of tus Fourth Ward, who, it is understooa, will be the engineer of No. 2; and Bowie was called in to see to the horses, when Tom Paris, of the First Ward. and not connected with the com- pany, attacked Bowie, causing the disturbance w was soon quelled by the police and some of the members of the company. There have been no further resignations ten- dered. but it is believed that some will go im durimg the day. When Chief Engineer Ellwood visited the engine-houses yesterday, the members of No. 3 informed him ‘that they intended to remain until theyreceived their dis- ‘issal, and the mbers of No. 1 stated that they would take a similer course, but the Hook and Radhet members tad Sot definitely deter- mined om any action. In piace of the members of No. 2, Mr. Ellwood has, at the direction of the Mayor, appointed several men temporarily. It seem that some parties are anxious to ex- eTeine the entas it is at present, for night before Inst one false alarm was turned in, and last night two such alarms were given. one before one o'clock this morning, from box 4%, corner 20th and M streets, and the other from 19, corner $), street and Maryland ave- Bue. nie INDUSTRIAL Home Scnoor.—A regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the In- dustrial Home School was held last evening at the school house on 7th street, near the eansl, A. K. Brown. Esq., in the chair; D. M. Kelsey, Seeretary. The reports of the several comm: tees were received. The report from the work- sbops showed a decline in the manufacture of paper boxes and an increase im wire baskets and frames. A donstion of $45.45 from John ‘Hitz, Exq., was received. The report from the Georgetown Auxiliary Scheol was then read. The school asks for an appropriation of fifty dollars. The Secretary called attention to the fact that the accounts of the association had bot been audited since its formation, and urged the appointment of a committee to atiend to the matter. A motion authorizing the Chair to appoint the same was carried. Mr. Muzzy, So- Deiter of finance, stated that the bill to {ncor- porate the association had not yet both Bouses of Congress, but that a general incorpo- Fation act would speedily be teted upon. On motion, the Treasurer and Solicitor was in- structed to make an effort to secure the appro- priation of $300 made by the City Councils for the benefit of the association, or 9 voucher for the smoupt, said voucher to be sold by the President of the association on the best possi- A § : A z i H Jackson Democratic Assoctatios.—A | meeting of the Jackson Democratic Assovia- tion was held last night at Apollo Hail, on E street, betwen Ith and i3th streets, President B. T. Swart in the chair, and Dr. Ulayton, Secretary. About fifty persons were present, among Whom may be mentioned Messrs. Jas. McKenna, Jno. Meade, Fiynn, Tolson, Schade, Darden, and Magee. After the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, the Chair extended &n invitation to all present, who had not done so, to we forward and sign the constitution. In response, Col. Joseph Travers, Thomas Grady, and James S. Ewbank entered their names on the roll of membership. Reports from committees were then called for, bat the chairmen of many of them betng absent, in attendance upon the Democratic Convention in New York, the call was suspended, and a motion toadjeurn tll next Thursday night was put and carried. Lient Brgap.—aA few = since, it was mentioned m the Stax, that Phelix Defosse, a Freneb baker in the First Ward, had been fined tor selling bread ot light weight. In ex- planation of this Mr. D. states that the bread for which be was fined was the Joko, (French bread,) whieh cannot be baked to any certain | weight, as it is baked in loaves, of t brands of flour, and in ovens of differemi temperature. He further states that | he does not offer it for saleas a pound loaf, aud it Is so understood by bis customers, but that nis American bread is frequently over weight, and it was not for this the fine was im- posed. —e—— EV@RYTAING Nick in the way of Stationery can be found at the first class ment of Mes«rs. Coyle & Towers, Booksellers, Station-\| ers, Engravers and Printers, 314 Pennsylvania avenue. These enterprising young merchants | Lave alargeand weil-selected stock of Diank | Dooks, letter paper. note ws pes, and | other stationery of English, French and Ameri- | cap mappfacture. Monograms, wedding. vis- | { ] { ‘ung and at-home cards of the latest styles all Fetget fancy articles: all or whieh Shey soil of wi we! pe fe - —-+—__. Excugsios TO MOUNT Veawox axp THE Waits Hovss. reion tri; ui be ‘male to Moun Vernon exeu wi r ‘Whi: 2 House, the st~amer ‘Arrow. with P-m. has become quite & tevorii with our citizens, and we have no doube me exeursion to-morrow will be very liberally patronized. See advertisement in to-day's issue, Sale ef Unciaimed Packages. @owe TT BLIND. At ten o’cloek this motfing Messts. Cooper p Sera augt#oneers, sold gbeut 250 un- boxes, trunks, packages, barrels, va- lies, de, which have been accumulating at the office of the Adama Compaay during the past year, and no one haying called for them, they were sold 1° RY, after thirty day's notice. The are: large crowd of persons, and ch amusement, as all things were just 4s they were received in the; and par. chasers were ignorant of contents antil After they bad paid for their kages. At the Piso “Gee tage ere umes ‘were o r omy many being afraid of being stack by buying @ pig im & bag, but atter several good bargains obtamed pri- ces went up, and nearly ev kage brought from one to two dollars, white lurte bdexes and trunks were ef from ten to twenty dollars. Valises sold from four to to oi dollars One large bo: nased for wosix % x parc $1.50, contained & minature boat, very eom- plete. A large erate, filled with straw, and several stone jugs on sold for about four dollars, and was found contain rotten eggs und some kind of stagnated water in the jugs, the smell of which made it necessary to im- mediately remove the crate. A r bex sold for $5, and was fonnd t con' eight dozen horse shoes. Another box wag for $2, and contained a very valuable ro seale. A small package, bought for con- taiced a silver watch. Another package, par- chared for 76 cents, also coataiucd a silver watch and enormous brass chafy. A well- known citizen invested $1.25 in © package which, upon being opened, was fonnd to con- tain a set of Pennsylvania school reperts. One of our first business men invested 75 cents iu a very neat looking package, which was found to contain an ambrot: appatentiy of an ebony colored damsel. “Another old merchant invested 81.50 for a box, and found the same filled with temperance tracts, which be did not stop to read, but invited several friends and take something. Next &box was pat up the contents of whieb, the auctioneer an- nounced, would be worth a large sum of money if the purchaser would it long enougu. ‘This was bought for $1.50, and found to contain & copy of the Wirz trial report, The next package sold for $i, and was found to contain two boxes of handsome silk neckties. A valise which brought #2.50 ¢ontained a lot of good clothing, @ chessboard and full cet of men; a package which brought 75 cents, contained several thousand business cards of some elaim agent; another package, which sold for 50 cents, contained a very pow erful magnifying glass. Other packages and boxes, which were dis of at sums rang- ing from $0 cents to @2.50, were found to con- tain photographs, pineRubeck jewelry, in- fant’s clothing, shoes, boots, stale confection- ery, &e. —e—— Tne River Frowt, Jury 10.—Hurrey's Wiarf.— Arrived — Steamer Pioneer, Olden. from Accotink, with wood for Harvey, Ulark, and Given. yhanf.— Arrived—Sebre. Joha Fran- te, from Curriomian, with wood tor J.E. Miller & Co; Cherub, Lay from Philadelphia, with 175 tons of coal for W. H. Marlow; Mary, Hernsworth, from Norfolk, Va. with 7,000 shingles to A.A. MoOulloagh. Saled—Schrs. Julia, Delamy, for Havre-d Grace, light; Bersheba, Gillmore, for Port De- posit, light. Joknson's Wharf.—Artived—Schr. Ranger E. Suow, Kirby, with ice for Great Fall's Company. Sailed—Rauger E. Snow, Kirby, for Great Falls; Syloanno, Samford, down the Fiver, light, Riley's Wharf —Arnved—Steamer Virginia, Gregg, from White Potnt, with gravel for Smith & Banlew; schr American Coaster, Crosby, from Qherrystone, with clams tor mar- ket. Sailed—Schrs. Saco, Wilson, for Havre- de-Grace, light; Wm. P. Snow, Calloson, for St. Mary's river, light; str Virginia, Gregg, down the river, Kay's Wharf —Sailed—Schooner Anm Jane, Beachan, down the river, light. Ptomac Ferry Wharf.—The steamer Wawaset left her wharf this morning for Cone river and intermediate landings, having on board a large bumber of passengers and a heavy supply of freight. Gund s Wharf —Arrived—Schooners Re- becca Lewis, Folkes. with wood to Wm. Gui- nana; Benj. Uox, Franklin, wood to matket: Raindeer, Headley, wood to market. Sailed br. Raindeer, Headley, light. recn's Wharf —Arrived—Schooner Train, Acworth. Couch, with woed to market. users Tee Eicet-sour Law.—This morning a committer of the workmen of the arsenal waii- ed on the authorities of the War Department to ascertain when the eight-hour law would ko into effect at the Washington Arsenal, ead | Were informed that the order in relation there- to wonld be piomulgated to-day. Ia relation to the division of the day. under the new Iw, at the navy vard. we understand that the rule has been adopted to pay for five-eighths of a day's work in the merning and three-eighths in the afternoon—a very judicious arrangement. Tn reference to this subject, we have recaived he following communication: Wasniston, B.C. June 9th, 1558. of Keening Ster—Sir: In your issue of Gay, itis stated under the headi hour rale,” «that ‘Eight- ere is considerable dissatis- faction expressed by some of the workmen iu the Navy Yard on accoun: of the division ot the day, &c.,&c." Now, Mr. Editor, we wish to say through your columns, that we are per- fectly satisfied with the division of the day. Itis just what we wish, and we ave grateful to the ‘Navy Department for so arranging it. Rather than have the hours changed we are saristied that pinety-pine out of every hundred of theemployes of this yard, would have cheer- fully worked under the rule spoken of by your informant, which we are glad to say & now changed, andthe time actually , is al. lowea. Navy Yard Emr iorgs, ——— THEN. O. MBxacugiz amp Ctrcus,—An advertisement in to-day’s paper announces the Opening of this extensive Vat opera Zoologi- eal and Equestrian combination on Louisiana Avenue, between 10th and {1th streets, on Tues. Gay next. From aj! we can learn from our most respectable Southern exchanges, it will prove one of the most attractive and interest. ing exhibitions that bes visited the city for a Jong time The Equestrian department is re- captured ant. hich are four dens of the most savage and ferocious of the entire collection, that are entered daily by a beautiful lady and the inmates petted, fondled, and driven by her with as much apparent confidence as though they were household pets. This will be a new sensation toa Washington audience, and will, Bo doubt, prove to be an attractive one, SKELE Tose Founp.—The workmen are now engaged in grading the Arsenal grounds, the space occupied by the penitentiary build- ing. Near the site of the workshops which Was im the center of the south yard of the penitentiary, a few days 14 skeletons were eabumed, most of them being in a remarkable good state of preservation. It was by some thought that they were the remains of the English troops which were blown up by an explosion in the war of 112, and by others those of convicts, but from the fact that a number of copper buttons with thirteen stars on their face were found near them, it is thought that they were the remains of United States soldiers who died during the ——_ of the existence of the Arsenal as a military post. Fish axp CLaMs.—The supply of salt water luxuries, such as taylors, trout, rock, crabs and clams, is well sustained. considering the excessive warm pal which we have had. Nightly arrivals of yessels loaded with fish a: Johnson's wharf are reported, and find ready sale to our citizens from the market stalls Yesterday afternoon the schooner American Coaster, Uapt. Brown, arrived at Riley's wharf with a cargo of 60,000 fine-flavored Cherrystans clams, consigned to Messrs. Turner & Oo. for home consumption. This firm has also made arrangements for pe donna ot sort and bard crabs, and the earliest fruits, melons, &c. From Wasurneton to Battiwore sy Warr By reference to our advertising col- umus it will be seen that the fast and commo. dious steamer Hi Livingston, under command of the experienced Captain John A. Wilson, is now making regular trips between this city and Baltimore, stopping at all the landings on the Potomac river. On her trip from Bulti- more to Washington she reaehes Chapel Point Saturday evening, and remains there until six o'clock Sunday morning, affording a fine op. portunity for excursionists to spend the night ; down the river. a Prvey Point.—This famous watering place on the Potomac bas been completely refitted and renovated during the winter, and is now axe tor bpd get od Titard’: fine new Toom, bow! Fe, Toom, éc., bave oeen added, besides 2 mamber of new cot- tages, making it oneof the most desirable wa- tering places in this vicinity. Oapt. Mitchell, the proprietor of the Point, Baving latel pur. chased the same, is determined to eo ita first class summer resort, and he is Uantiring im his efforts toinsure the comfort and Pleasure of bis guests. —~<+___ Tax Evererr Ineceryts The E Instumte located pear the McKendree Chapel, bas just closed its annual uader the ly deceased. and charge the school Teputation. ——_. Tus Rive oF Coxrinuatios.. wa. mer, of Louisiaus. will admumister the rit» of PE, Cowrshee in nie Diseriee Se Beare ak Nam; ‘Creek Charch 10. the afternoan: under hi sustained its previous high ; Rock } and Church of the Incarnation in the eveaing. ance — Wasuinotow, July 1, 1668—Editor of the — Dear Sir: Will yor ed 0 nie from thi rf comments returaing e country be Monday morning, my herse raa away, en- Tiny and that of & sisterseven earns ee. ife, years of age. which, £ think, rel muew diame to a Tsons in of the trains rapaing on and Wasbington Railroad. My mother, little sister and myself were in an open buggy, ‘when & short distance this side af Roach’s sprieg we were ov without the least warning. by & train at nearly fall epeed, which, when first seep, Was not ever SO) behind as. My mother ped off from oue side of the bugzy, and I, thinking she bad the little one off, jamp- and took the barse's ed from the other si: ide. bead to quiet hi ‘ust cbild was in the buggy, hung om to the bridle for about 600 yards, when my back struck 8 postia the road, img my hold apd throwing eee ae, the Serunetatenee over m: » though fortuna‘ seriously. The horse on and same % re made to swing for such s barbarous prac- Tbe, such scenes would not be of so freqn=nt og¢carrence. Vv. 8. W. Our correspondent naturally writes onder siderable feeling, but from what we hear of u affair from unprejudiced spectators. we think those im charge of the train were very ——_«___ Potice Itexs.—Charles Gattenkany, Joba King, Jobn Olarke, James Tafft, and Cailigan were arraig! before Justice Lyach far disorderly conduct, and fined $3 each. Francis Whittington, colored Inborer, wat atrested by Officer S Kelly, on complaint of Jobn Sheldon, for petty larceny. He was be- fare Justice Olarke, who committed him to jail far court. eons T. McGine tied his horse to a tree, for Which Juetice Morsell fined him $5. ‘Thomas Henry, colored luborer, was brought before Justice Kane on a bench warrant issued by Judge Cartter, and the justice ordered him to be delivered to the U. S. —_.—_—_. Burctany.—Last night the room of Mr. G. ‘W. White, No. 45% 12th street, was entered by ® burglar, who carried off two heavy gold Finiehen and chains, valued at 8900. Detectives igley, Clarvoe, McDevitt and Thompson, on rT Talay of the ‘case, immediately set to work, and by ten o’elock this morning succeeded in Tcovering the property, and with the assis tance of officer Skelly arrested Alfred P. Sayrs, & youug man of this city, on the charge of being the perpetrator of the robbery, and lock- ed him up at police beadquarters for a hearing. ae ones Tue LARCENY Law.—At the last session of Congress a nw was passed by which to con- stitute grand Jarceny the valne of the article or thing stolen must be $35 and upwards, and the consequence is the average number of pris- Ohers in jail is increased by nearly forty—the number ‘at present being about 115, to 76 in July of last year. Under the old law. when $5 constituted grand larceny, many of those who now go to juil for a few months, were sent to the penitentiary for a year or more, —_——eo—— OVERROARD.—About nine o’clock this morn- img, @ colored female rag-picker, while walk. ing along the sea-wall on the river front, between 7th and 9th streets, stepped over the edge and fell into the Potomac in water to the depth ef about five feet. Afer floundering about for a short while, with her hands fus- tened to the jagged stone, her screams brought to her assistance a couple of colored men, who promptly pulled her oat. No other damage than a ducking was sustained. MUNICIPAL APPFAIR! p-day, Wm. H. Stewart, elected Secretary to the Board of Fire Commissioners, entered on the duties of that position, having filed his bond, approved by the Mayor, with the Register. The newly elected Commissioners are now actively en- gaged in their duties, each one having a force of from 10 to if at work on the alleys and gut- ters, ———— Prrrit Larceny.—A colored boy, named Igane Miller, was arrested this morning by Officer Wallingsford on the charge of stealing twelve pounds of twine from his employer, Mr. Hayward, 3¢7 D street. The-accased was examined before Justice Ularke, at the Central Station-house, and remanded for court. eg THE WRATHER.—The thermometer, at two o'clock to-day, at Franklin’s, stood of degrees im the shade. ——_-—___ ALEXANDRIA AnD VICINITY.—The Journal of this morning has the following items : Improvements.—Mr. Charles P. Taylor's brick tenement ou King street, next to the forme! e of Serepta Hall, is progressing towards com- pletion at a fair rate, and will make a good ap- | soem as a business house when finished. ceum Hall on Washington street is rapidly updergoing transformation toa private dwel- ling. Mr. W. F. Dennis is buildtag a unique wooden structure on bis lot corner Washiug- ton and Prince streets It is well under way Two new brick warehouses are being built on King street, next to the corner of St. Asaph. They are narrow but substantial structures, intended for business. A large warehouse i~ going up on lower King street, on the aitc tormerly occupied by the old broom factory There is enough Iu: ir here already to build & hundred houses. Mdiiary Mattert—We understand that the military sub-districts, composed of various counties, and having their headquarters re. spectively st Alexandria, Richmond, Norfolk id Petersburg, have been abolished. The or- der heretofore issued to disarm and abandoo Battery Rogers bas been tem; ly sus. pended, and that post will, for t pieces, be garrisoned by Capt. and Brevet Lieut. Col. H 1, Chipman, with company D, 29th infantry. as formerly. Released.—C. W. Dewitt was released trom durance vile on Wednesday night, having faithfully served out his term of ninety days During his incarceration he declared he would stay in prison forever before he would ask for his release, either at the hands of the civil or military authorities. J. a. C. 4.—The Alexandria Christian A«so- cittion Is activein all its agencies, despite the worm weather, and the members deserve credii for their untiring exertions in keeping up the moral standard of the eity. The Casetic of last night bas the following: Sirack by Lightning —During the thander storm last night the lightning struek and shiv. ered the mast of the sloop Alice Ida, on the Ways at the lower ship yard. | Bat litle damage was done to the hull of the vessel, o: to the railway on which she rested—nor wa: any percom on board or in the neighborhyod injured. lorse Thicf Tracked.—Msjor George Johnston. from whom a valuable Was stolen ov Sunday night last, received a telegram from Fredericksburg this morning, stating that hir horse, ridden by a well known thief, passed through Fredericksburg on Tuesday, and that parties were in hot pursuit ot him. Slaughter of the Innocents.—The late order of the Mayor with reference to the killing of doz: found running at large within the limits of the city, was put into execution this morning, and many a cur ot high and low degree has bit the dust to-day in consequence. DIED. ROBINSON. At 8 o'clock “sr f morni: WILLIE. youngest child of @ushrod and L. patreet. “Friends of the family aie fnvited te Wth street. Frie1 attend. TNALY. On Tharsday ovoning, the Oth inst of cholera morbus: WILLTAM, the belong at m0. and Josunah Kinelj. aeed ¢ mosth Our tdoi “in bo-more, out durling alle nos wre mange! form; his earthly remaius+ha! moulder In the clay, while the memory of su cherub’s face shall ever sadden ee a 198 DALTON On the 9h inst. LUCIE ELOIS®, daught CN, sat Blics B. A. Dalton, aged i rh On the 9th instant, BLIZABETH Peter and Mary Owens. aged 4 months, BINCKLEY. On theoth instant, FRANCIS it infent sowef Mir ond tse Jom i: blacker WAY. Oth instant J; 0) WAY inte of Obion in the Sth pene of ne eee D LE PANIER BUSTLE, FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES. LE PAMIER ELIPTIC SKIRTS, FROM $1 UP TO 81.50, ar BAUM's, CORSET FACTORY, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUB, iyott between 6th and 7th stresses. DE ee eS ee Milburn’s Polar Soda. ‘THE OOLDEST AND THE BEST. Ho, 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, ‘Orrosits Taxasuny. ‘WATERS ON DRAUGHT. ———— 81.00 Linen Coats. 81.00 Linen Coats. si At Hable & Co.'s, 468 Pennsylvania avenne, 2 Under United Hotel. et ; Grarnmss, and other imperfec- will be regarded as inezeusa- trial of Mrs. 3. A. Alien’s Improved style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in one Drnggist sells it. Price One Baxp’ tious of the dle atter a feet Dollar. Dont. Its effects on decaying teeth are mar- vellous. “Sr axpine’s GLUE” mende Crockery, Wood en Ware, &c. — For Corrs, Bumions, Bap Naira, £0,, visit Dr. White’s rooms, No. #% Pennsylvania streete, ALL cage oF THE eo woswavester” 4 Eennaylyania vente, cot Cerwean 4 and oan reets ice hours from 8 a.m. . a. Betabliehed -g of @ rare and delicate met lowers, and in this respect is unri led. will leave its peculiar and delight fal for many 0 A r MENT OF THE INTERIOR, DD?“ UNITED STATES PATENT TOM, May 28, 1858. the petition of REBECOA A MABUEER, of How Tots. i ctxresetio ot Bebe tee: er. . pray the extension of a nt ted tothe sald Robert J. Morcher. thet) day HEPA ge tevaend in Sl ror ioe Mouldiwee, for oe on of aid alcets whieh wake pace ‘on the 2d day iy Patent Ome ob MONDAY she site a Dees fea to we 4 r said petttton flea the Pe Sty of beer to be used at transmitted office which will be furnished on timony must t fore t! day witbin ten ‘Ordered pare pergblicas an Su sebateeectteertees eee rapes to the day of hearin; A.M. Sr lik ly 1-waw Acting Commissiones of Patents, PARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, D UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, ASHINGTON, July 1. 1958, On the petition of GARDNE® 8. BLODGETT and PAUL T. SWEET, of Burlington. Vt.. pray- ing for the extension of a nt granted to them the 5th day of December, 184, for an improvement New York. N.Y. in Oven for Baking, for seven years from the expi- ration of said tent. which takes place on the Sth 1888: tion be heard at Y, the 16th day of o'clock M.:aind all hy said’ petition ought not to be gra ave. why ss tition ought not + Persons opposing the ex naion are required to file in the Patent Office their objections special ¢t forth in writing st least twenty daye belt the day of hearla vil teetanony tied by either to be used’ at the eaid earl be ty, v > Ta Eiken and transmitted eccordance’ with the E she office, which will be furnished on ap- i Depositions and other Ts, relied upon as seioyymost.cHhat TARE, let opens Te heat before the d ting: the arguments, if any, thin ten days after mony, Ordered. nino, that this matics be prbilsied tn the Bepubli and the Inteilf; Be Orne ‘in the Burlington Vt , once a week acer, Washington, ‘imes. Burlington, successive weeks, the throe first of said publications to be at least sixty da; previous to ‘the day of heart a“ tastes jy10-w8w Acting Commissioner of Patents. NOTICE TO BUILDERS. ing been established in buginess at No. 562 7th street during the past thirtegn years. and with the good will of our old friends and the public ae — mg hope to in many years longer, our DOORS, BASH, BLINDS AND BUILDERS’ HABD WAR: is now mere com; and vi by ® reduction in prices we ag low as any other responsible aay reity. Knowi: aso ter work to suit the other establis we anagem invite he in our line, je 30-tf H. MARLOW & ©O,’s SHIRT MANUFACTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVBHUB. je¢-3m ——<—<<—$<_—______.. CALIFORNIA WINE! Ifyon have an invalid wife or daughter, epiate CHARLES F. PERRIE & Co.'s, Gorner of Ninth and I streets, and get a bettie of PERKINS, STERN & CO.'S CALIFORNIA WINES. Yom cannot senda‘ “ald fol iertwl vers ae or is ” "Wine will 474 abottle of g ey ‘Wines 82 acceptable accom ring © 4 bli we eae sei ores en sera could wish in CALIFORNIA WINES. Henry Erni, late chief chemist im the Depart pot ré, has just mades critical ane ais of these Wines, ‘special request—made Becks iat we. i Bo reassured tn regard to PURE WINES, i nd medical nse “thie salsa, fn euaonction ‘rite that of the Saris eee Setter i ight years, bas con- TRE BEST WINES Bow before the public. Por sale in any desired quantities by , BE. PERRIE & Cy,, ers, corser Ninth and I streets. W ILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN JULY A DICTIONARY ov THE turrep aa GOuSERW AT? THE GEN- COMPILED 43 4° 00x Gy REFERENCE vOR THE AMERICAN PROPLE, BYY CHARLES LANMAS. New Edition, end Bi 1b Down Mee Rita erase COYLE & TOWERS, BOOKSELLERS ND STATIONERS, | -314 PENNSYLVANTA AVENUE, * Ret. Ninth avd Tenth streets, in'6-op ae S Sole Agaute for the'Dittich of Optambye, || ams , i — ‘Tue Great American Bealth Restorer DR. LAWRENCE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROSADALISB:! A SAVE AND CERTAIN CURB (aRD BBE ONLY ORE VET DiscovERED) von Doyte, hack- ter, for disorderly conduet and forestalling | SOR@FULA, IN TTS VARIOUS FORMS, je market, was fined by Justice Buckey $2 5) y the former and $10 50 for the latter offence. oven as Mauncuaste’ Excnaxon—Dull. Rivagz Froxt.— Entered and cleared—Str. ‘press, Nickle, from Baltimore, with mer- andise. Oleared—Stre E. C. Knight, Denty, Empire, Price, for New York. » _ BaDLy WounpEp.—The colored man who was in yesterday's STAR as having @ shot near Seneca, Maryland, men's Village hospital, and ia oneumption, in its Barly Stages; Bulargemen and Ukeration of the Glands, Joints, Bones, Kidneys, and Uterus, Chronic Bbeumetiam. Bruptions eof the Bkin, Chronic now at preca- Bore Byes, &c. rious condition. ALSO, GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. SYPHILIS, Clocks: CLOGKS!! CLOCKSI1! TS ALL ITS VARIOUS FORMS, seri THOMAS” GLUCK, Just recetved: and tor es) ig RR DISEASES OF WOMEN, | No. 120 Bridze stt z Jo 20-20 wa. D0. | Ot AR Re Backs tmpradence kee AVE 25 PER ORNT. Life, Gravel, SUITS TOR PABLORS, GENERAL ILL HEALTA, DInInG Saab an And all Diseases of SITTING BOOMS, BRD BOOMS, BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS, At 2 per cent. reduction in price, LOUNGES eee Irec steck of VUBNITURE, modsrn tiyit, a Ieitiy geceived by the undchrigued, h It thoroughly eradicates every kind of humor i lowest and bad taint, and restores the entire system tos Deioes for can ‘Cal'end so, = = Reaithy condition. ee FORIITURE | ruts, aly, IS, PERTROTLY HARMLEOS, never pro $5,000. grAbten, 70.25%, An tints or BANKRUPTOY NOTICES. KF peas 5 BP” Used and endorsed by the Leading Physi @ians everywhere it is known, ‘The following, among many hundreds of our best citisens, testify to its wonderful efficacy; OEBTIFICATES FROM PHYSICIANS. isTRICT OF COLUMBIA, #8. ts Sores, Hoaaba 1S? te be At the ‘Sl day of F b apt, Bae nde on ees Bois the Bust Artinarive IN sx, and therelore full3 ok 4 scm JOWARD. Im the City of Wacinewons atte oat cp a District, who has been adjuiged gBankrapt, upon — ° Leule Begs Gustavos Prost. Emilie Sutro end | ROSADALIS WILL CURE THE WORST Butro, by the Supreme Coart of eal ioe CASES OF SCROFULA. 37 3 lewsw city Halt, Keatence. BEAD THE STATEMENTS BELOW AND yal /KRUPCY. 2 Oa ESPAIR NOT. ae Oly, ot watisnet ‘on the aah tag ot | py 7. 7. a W240 Oocerr, September 103007 Spe, aes: moderated bared? pisses Bi Dean 8ix: M7 youngest daughter. aged five year. pul oe cee puseevgn me | Sm crtjaeqeiy smiens mie Blew eid who has been © Banke: i pos, kis own ‘petition, by ihe Supreme Court ef Sala there wes eS hespe of sane Darien of nes “eno. a -et-Lew. q wd fo eiwhw MAEM Ta, Nemeese, | tnbe reg 2 tt to try your Rosadalis. ‘once procured Bellet and Somacnesd giving Wt tticr” Thee me month tO Uy geen? iv 1 am, sir OOD AND OOAL. Wy caressa Lodi Sees ‘at the lowest price, go to STEWART, Oorner H and I2th streets BOBADALIS OUBES ALL SKIN DISEASES Wison, N.O., Sept. 15, 1957 INSURANCE OFFICE, son, now aged five FIRE AND LIFE, ed with "what proved. to be tarpare Ro. 516 SEVENTH STRERT, ak mr ng ES Between D and E Streets. tre troublesome Eruption of the Skin, some a eens breaking out in sores, &c. Rossdalis war 4STNA INSURANCE COMPANY, prescribed by" my family ‘puysician, Dr. a."D bedoncgriscacnS ir 3: came tnd remains ontircig woell. "Yoursrrans ASP nN GOOD RON. Bact “a. Bante. PE ae. WANSO . Brot at, Ho. 516 Seventh Strest. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co, | PME ONES Vise AREA 28 AL ETS... - 2.026.230 | FHOM G. W. BLOUNT, ESQ., ATTORNEY aT Law AOE case, res, dour si Wilson, NORTH CanOLina tae been cured of Chronic Inflammation o! the Ear and Partial of d BE. by Bossdalis. m0. F. Lou T THE ROSADALIS @ nota: . The Eismote are published a each bottie. and 11 ——$—$<_$_____ = SPRINGFIELD F. AND M. INSURANCE | wherever it has been introduced COMPANY. BEL: LE ine for BLOOD, LIVER and KIDNEYS. CHRONIC LIVER COMPLAINT CURED. uver Comp ay 4 was eares of Chront: ‘s x having been Confined to my bed aud wee 8. ees 780.072 Oe aay FS. i a pata be 2163m 0. 516 Bevouths Btrest PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPOP RPE z Se giong es, on - THOMAS H. BARRON, = ¥ ag f several others tm this county eure SS pviper. CONTRACTOR, AND ~y | {3t°Ue! oe J aad a SUPERINTENDENT. waa | ther ail pealsktene creat sidiciot ene Being tical mechanic, I = agust 4 isa ze fot he pitlicas = le. rand wiles ‘Guxexe County August 4 oy a kinds Se er a ; i,m il take ail eopc alba 1A ES Ts. 7, rateren BALTIMORE, Bebroary 1, 198 az a fix ‘centage upon: . J. J. Laveren: the cost. and will Sin: T take in , ba fone wi renal ‘id aa gur ROSADALIS as Pvety, powerful aliernant ted buildings rem seen it used in two cases te nePet revelts ‘87 almost as good as when new! case ef secondary itis, in the S77" propared to make cal lent pronoun d himself cured after having ge-*pecifications, that any mechanic five bottles of your medicine. The other s gg from, at prices toeult the nts. andes case of acrofula, of long amg which is rapidly ao WStrant sali or no ee | improving under ite use, and the indications arr wz] pledge mysel to nareceple in my bast —os ‘that the patient will soom recov r. I have carefui bess tions. and ee fi og wl ly examined the formula by which your Ty SZ tay obligations, sod aak ‘only she. femade, and find it an” xcellent oompound ef a: ‘same from those may favor me with W® terative ingredients. = ir age Yours traly, B.W CARR, m. D. a made followi: Suen YF uromes Boer” Shop end residotoe, I strost = ‘south, pear. ‘We at Bi Lawrence ar x "8 Tth et. cars.88 | ‘nd reliable alterative, &c. Poe ya SS FE te shbsddaddtstddadaddads ‘ TOR W 1 . CoveM et inc in HOsPHEAL eee AY a Patients desiring to avail themselves of the ac ¥F Enetieatt wid: Toone by spplyts January 7, 1888. wit rs or hereby certify that I personal! Eon her room galected ; qmiie igre pyeicinne: tod hey ere st FREE Dee man to the NT | Community. cor Wee Se enone nereter January 7,108, —“MA7F of Wilaon, fed Staeea Roget Ot te BADALS W. ol ‘B, ERY WOR) yet doe OUR GF BaSURE TEETER SY COMPSON , ee s on eg » Pebruary 25, mpeon. for ont-door ediciea with Rneamatian for the ist fw or a oy i years, many times — ene ae al . H. THOM NM. rece vis any benefit. Having bear’ ABHFO) 4 highty I procured a bottl« ‘a pe Bers ‘ gad “nding Sev aerseucrecst Tan hve ey Cope, | tare eerie berereress . ¥. P, Garnett, Ao .P. J st MB greventive and I cheerfully recommend It to thr -Biey, M.D: a “5.” sted. Yours. very uly, s,wes WEEE. ora 2 PREPARED ONLY BY J. J. LAWRENCE, M. D., Chemist, BALTIMORE, MD., (Late of Wilson, N. ©.) PRICE @1.50 PER BOTTLE. Bold by all the Wrote. large cites in pte Giste everyw! he All letters of inquiry, &c., promptly answered. Address DR. J.J. LAWRENCE & 0O., SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFACTU 244 BALTIMORE 8TREBT, Bartimone, Mp oSsvounE: COLIREE LS, Prat Be Jouamsts00. MANUPACTURERS ABD DRALERS In WOOD AUD WILLOW wane SROOMB. M. WILLIAN, §®® IMPORTER OF PARISIAN FANCY GOODS, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CITY LOAN OFBICE. —— om . OORDAOR, ae. 0 + Ho. 493 trkenr, 16 FULTON ABD 908 FRONT sTEEDTs BETWEEN © AND F STRESTS, avense. BBW vor. and Olerks Pay Accounts purchased, sa-ty' WILLiam 2.6Ra ‘BISOU: i AP PURELY : onnvime, = 2 ‘4 2B BaP rose: SCOTLA® p. COKE can ve. Tora few | SERS tas es o., A723 Wik strest Sey | £0alt ons “BANKERS. Jar cove a 00., BANKERS, Prvveneys Oraesy. Orroe-rs Tasaseay Buy and se atcurrent market rates, and Eee constantly 08 bande full ceppiy of ol) B, D COORD, fof Ja, Cooke & O..) Preatiens, WM. 8. RUNTINGTON, Cashier. ONE MILLION DOLLARS ag 'e buy end coll all classes of GOTSANEBNY SECURITIES ot carrent market rates. FURNISH BICHANGE an4 mabe Codiewions = ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED STATES. ‘We parchase Government Vouchess os the MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, ont give caze- fal attention to ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN ond FIRES ‘and to any other bastness entrusted to ws FULL [INFORMATION iv regard to GOVERN - MBBT LOABS ot all times cheerfully farmened. ee PAWNBROKERS, 75 “0ewany or actnonirr. i OFrics. Fisricenth street 84 Sse" south of Ponae ave loney loaned on thi to sult customers on Read tate. Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jew- $27 Silver, Plate, Pianos, Peraiyare. Wocba: ‘cole, Ladies’ and Geatiemen of all descriptions. ‘Gold and op 33 Sm” s mas Or ‘aE Asie rivet 2 oe deat T x ry FL or SNL date shiteMoan, ara Toy con! cash and ei vate ene. aan et prt PucH, RCH: r sveane, between Fourtecsth t Thanki friends bite gen, at his . be regi Dew place . (Successor © H. F. Levpon & Ce.,) OFTISENS, ARMY ABD HAVE MBROBANT TAILOR. Metropolitan Hotel, (lete Brown's.) MIL or TE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Are now finished and in eperation. Sixty miles of track have been Inid this epring, and the work the line between the Atlantic and P hed forward more rapialy ore than twenty thousend ‘end it f« not impossible that GREAT NATIONAL WORK, at the earliest possible day, will be done. ‘The UNION PACIFIO BAILBOAD COMPANY receive © 1.—A GOVEBEMENT GRANT of the right of way. and all necessary timber and Mater mue ound along the lime of its operations. I1.—A GOVEENMENT GRANT of 123% acres of land to the male, tak ie 1l—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of United States Thirty year a ——4- Pa c— 1% WO to Bas. v |, Seen oe h- Sticp ‘0 Seotrmounted ot the varius be vaflt. Ti ry V.—A CAPITAL STOOK SUBSCRIPTION Tees bese Onon pata On eo the work already done shave u . abd which will be inerensed aa the Company require ‘Vi.—BET CASH EARNINGE on its Way Boa- bees, that: amount te mo. Tesest on the First M. ings = Lg ot § vast tie, but they certain FLEST MOBTGAGB BONDS 8 Proj . 7 SEO. mts ey Sowtine ARE SECURE BEYOND ANY CONTINGENCY ‘pion Pacific ft i eae The Union Pi Bonde pre.tet OLA cook, inrerest, om age tee ie ae . The Principal is payable ib gold St matarity At the present rate owe rateof gold. bonds pay an annual income on their cost of NEARLY NINE PER CERT... TS BE. VED AT THEY may _ 17 60N 5 AT A PREMIOM. reserve the to af the ang Nims, ont Bot an; such Ravance. ‘Will Temit the par value o ‘eécrued lutercet in surteney ot Donde, sud the Tate of six per cent. per eepum. from the date the inst ‘was paid. Sc! will be received fu WASHIRGTOR ty ome FIRST NATIONAL BANK, RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER 4&4 0O.. end in New York OMPANT'S OFFI AT THE COMPANT' 0 J. Cisco & Sun. ANKERS, Ho ok ‘WALL STKERT, ~ And by the Company's sdvertised agents thronen- J out the United States. Remittances should b+ made im drafis o citer bonds a8 funds par im New York, amd the 9 eld oe seni free of charge by return express. Partees ww- serebeme local agents will look to them for therr safe delweery, A PAMPHLET ‘DMAP FO! been publioned 9