Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1868, Page 4

el eS _EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. Pic-Nics, Excursions, &c. Grand Concert at the Schuetzen Park, on 7th street, thisevenimg. A large number of ama- teur singers will be present, and the Park will be ae, Leoopeog | ‘The Washington and Georgetown Sporting Associanon hold their first pic-mic and pigeon- shooting match at Island this even- ing. “Master Willie Hammack will perform on the tight-rope. ‘The Young Ostholie Society ion to Gl ‘on ited jaset will leave 7th street whar! 74% m.. land 5% p.m. ‘a AP excursion to on epee | next, the of which will be devoted to the erection of an Epince gat Wair or Hanzas Conrvs—Tur Cn1ip STEALING Casz.—Judge Fisher this morning ordered a writ of habeas corpus to issue to Ellen ‘McCall alias Worthington and to Clara Frank- lan, commanding them to preduce the body of the obild Herminia Aiken before him at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. The Large is Mr. F. A. Aiken, on whose it Clara Franklin was arrested for abduct ‘the child yesterday: and in his petition writ he Tepresents that he and his wife, for abont three years, bave had the care of the child, Bow about five years of age, and has in all re- pects treated her as his own: that she has never him except for two weeks, when she was voluntarily returned to him. He turther avers that the child isan illegsti- mate one; that the father is dead, and that El- Jen McCall, sliss Ada Worthington, who claims to be the mother of the said child. has been tor ten years or more a public prostitate, and is now living in a house of prostitution. He further ayers that on the evening of the 26th inst... be took the child at the special re- quest of Ellen McCall, to visit her, and while at her house the child was taken out of the house, placed in a carriage, and driven away, but to where he is unable to say. He represents that the said Ellen MeCall is not a fit and Proper person to have the care and custady of said child, and bas no means for its sup- port, other than those made by leading the life of @ prostitute. He further aileges that the said ebild has no means now, nor in expectan. ey, save those the petitioner and his wife mhay bestow. a Conservative ARMY AND Navy Usioxs.— The Conservative Army and Navy Union held & meeting last night at their rooms, No, 307 Pennsyivapia avenue. The meeting was large- ly attended aud presided over by Captain E. - Mckean, assisied by Mr. Chiton Helvn as secretary. After the admission of a number of new members, and the transaction of some Private business, a motion was made andadopt- ed that Sergeant Bates be granted the free use of the hall during his sojourn in Washington. Subsequently the Sergeant was called om and gavea few incidents of his travel through the South, in which he assured his hearers that the people were actuated by the most honora- ble impulses, and as loyal to the Federal Gov- €rnment as at any portion of the North. Resolutions endorsing the nominauon by the National Democratic Convention of Seymour and Blair for President and Vice President of the United States; condemnatory of the action of the War Department in the recent discharge ot a number of maimed and crippled soldiers trcm the positionsof cle:kships, and appealing to Gen. Scofield for the redress of the wrong inflicted, were adopted. A resolution request ing those who are members of the Union, who bave expresseda dislike to and intention to Oppose Seymour and Bisir. to withdraw from the association, was Inid om the table. Ad. dresses were then delivered im advocacy of the election of Seymour Ewing., jr to each of whom yotes of ter which the meeting adjourned. Seta Ta a TRAveL To New Yor«k.—Within the past Week a number of fine cars have been placed on the route between this city and New ‘York, and by the. firs: of Septe: time the new arrangement tencence of Mr. W. P. 5 ch under the superin- h, formerly the en- of the Balti- toeifect, there mere & Ohio r: will be a full co NF cars in ser- view. These cars are commonly known as “double nd are very large and airy.and have all the modern tmpro ments. To these throngh trains will be at- hed compartment car=, (twoot whican are now rupning,) which from their convenience will doubtless be great favorites with the pub- lie, and esp dy with families, for parties may be entirely to themselves in us Mr. Smith is ceterm: © give the public every convenience possible, and to remedy all causes of complamt. The time will be re- duced to as near eight ho as possivie. eee Givz A Doc A Bap Name, &c.—This morn- ing, about 10 o'clock, the ery of mad dog was raised near the corner of Ivih street and Penn- sylvania avenue, which created some excite- ment and caused a long chase after a biack rat terrier, im the course of which a handred or more men and boys participated. The dog had been attacked by Mr. Hoover's dog, and de- tended himself with such earnestness that his assailant was severely thrashed, whereupon the cry was raised that the dog was mad, and be was pursued tothe White Lot, where his situation was discovered by his mistress, who Tan ipte the street and seized bim im her arms In the course of the run several shots were fired from revolvers by cilicer Koontz and Mr. Cavanagh, but none of the loads took effec ‘The animal was not mad, but had been muc much fretted by other dogs. which cinsed him to turn and fight with such desperation as to lead to the belief that he was attacked with bydrophobia. ae RELIEF PoR EtticorT City Surrerers.— ‘The great tlood at Ellicott City on Friday last has rendered many most worthy persons of all ees, sexes and conditions in life wotally desti- ‘ute of all the necessaries of life, and for the purpose of aiding in their reliet ‘an informal meeting of some of our citizens was held yes- wrday. when Messrs. A. E. Perry. Wm. Gal Geo. W. Cochran ard Jas. da committee to coll jonS and contributions. Our citizens ar, earnestiy appealed to for contributions, and Tequested to remit every dollar they can spare for this purpose to Mr. A. E. Perry, who will forward it fo persons duly author: tribute the funds whi Tae Yorse IENDS Soctety, of this city, will give ap excursion to Glymont on Monday next, the proceeds of whic! are to be devoted to the maintenance of Catholic free sehcols throughout the city. Every acrauge- ment bas bees made to insure a day of pleasure to the excursionists, and it is to be heped that the Society will be successful. The steamer Wawaset leaves her wharf at? 4.m., 1 and p.m. Returning she leaves Glymout at Lands p.m. ks Seater seD His ResipExce.—Mr. Edward Envoy Extraordinary and Minister jary from Great Britain to the = removed to 27> I street, tne aerly occupied by Charles Kuap, & Latimer, auctioneers, will seli, yn rooms, cormer lith strewt and on Suturday morning, a large lot ‘Thernton’s turniture, which he sells in uence of bis change of residence. ——— Eprror Star:—It is a credit to Washington ournalisnt that not only the acts but the inte: tens of men are made known. Though bene olently inclined to the colored employees, I am the opinion that they are subjects of ¥.as they are fally able and willing to je their own canoe.” If I establish the ¢ soup house, it will be for the benefit of the mpanies, at which soup will be furnished ours, T.T. F. afternoon, Mr. Wm. e. bailder. while superintending some ‘< connected with the construction of a row i dwellingsin « Northern section of hich he ts contractor, fell from tory of one of the buildings to the hereby receiving quite severe in- » be les the breaking of one or two ribs. Mr. H. was taken near Pesusylvan: tree. —— AcCIDENT.—Yest Hur avenue. Bastarpy.—Robert Brooks, colored, was yesterday before Justice D. KR. Smith, changed, by Frances Jones, with being the father of two illegitimate children, and for whose support he refused to contribute. Robert was commit- ted to jail. and will there remain until he gives security for the maintenance of the one caild. ‘he other baying been accidentally bursed to deatD some time si Se ACKNOWLEDGED. rN. D. Larner, secre- tary of the Masonic Hail Association, ackuowl- | edges the reseipt of $¢).29 through Mr. A. R. Benner, treasurer, as the proceeds of the recent game of base ball between the married and zie nines, for the benefit of the new Masonic ‘Temple. Wanw Wearnrs.—The following is the range of the thermometer at the store of Franklin & Co., opticians, 244 Panasyivania avenue, to-day, in the shade:— o'clock a. m., g.; 1 S2 deg; 11a.m., 87 deg Ip. 8 ceg DratH oF AGED Punsons.—We published im yesterday's issue notices of the death of three aged persons im the Sixth Ward, each of whom had turned their three score years and tea. Mrs. Margaret Golden, Mrs. Margaret Supple, and Jobu L. Suit. a VALIPIED.—The following Justices of the a eceptly confirmed by the Senate, have 4 by iaking and filing tie requisite —Charles Walter, Charles P_ Webs bor Stepherd, and Qbarles P. Wannell, Grant and Colfax Club. This association held its regular weekly meeting lastevening at the Upion League Hall, | $51 Ninth street, Col. H. A. Hall m meanwhile Col. Moss tee ‘who had boon gout for senha, ot committee, deed Col. Moss,- after General Grant, mblican party, can party was not proscriptive is ieee but was the which. bad developed the speak which the rebels had ? sayi that the coming election would de- cide wi or not Republicans should con- tinue to rule this Government. ‘Major Morse was the next speaker. He said ‘that the enor inyolved in this contest was whether loyalty or disloyalty should rule this Government; no man who struck a blow against his Government hada nght to hold a place of bonor and trust init. After recounting the outrages and murders in the South, he stated that the President's policy had been rincipal. iy. directed to place himesit again iu the 'Tes- ential chair. The Republican party was one of enfran, Tebels: nad dis = chised themselves going into the rebellion. He reviewed the political record ot Gpyernor Seymour, and severely criticised Gen. wing's speech, stata that the credit of success at Gettysburg belo simply to the Old Army of the Potomac. mocratic party had slways been disloyal; had always advocated slavery a8 4 divine institution, and now were po soliciting the aid of the black man. He the theory of this being a white man’s government; said the Democracy would only carry Kentucky, Maryland and Deta- ware, and closed by exhorting all to redoubled energy to make success certain. Col. Chase (member of the City Council) the: addressed the meeting, giving & personal hi tory of Gov. Seymour. He said that Seymour ‘was not 8 war man, and he had heard him de- clare to that effect himself, and onc> heard ‘Seymour say that the Democratic party were commutted to the war policy by the dying words of Donglas. The same principles were involved now as in the war. ir. C. stated he “ Pa believe Seymour could carry New or! Col. Hall then stated that the committee had returned, and reported that they could not find Mr. Mackey, who was relied on as the Principal speaker. He could make no excuse Jor him, and would make none. The meeting then adjourned till next Wed- nesday evening. ——_o.——__. Tue River Front, July 30.—The colored Imukers made an excursion to the White this imorming, on board che steamer munet, chartered for that purpose. mer Arrow, Captain Stackpole, took down a large and Select company for Mount Vernon. Other matters will be found below: Horery’s Wharf. — Armived — Schr. Richard + Reagan, tfom Accotink, with wood for ey, Clark & Given. orters Wharf.— Arrived —Schr. Edward Ewing, McDevitt, from Philadelphia, with 206 tons of coal, for George Bogus: str. Uham.- berlin, Lawson, from the same port, with 150 tens of coal, for James Fraser. Saiied—Schr. de-Graae, light. ved—Schrs. Jenny Ba- with wood for market; Union, Machodoe, with wood for market; —, wood for market. Sailed— Sloop American Engle, Chiseltine, for Matta- woman, ligh Arrived—Schr. J. H. Lockwood, Sharratt, from New York, with #2 bales of hay for the Government Eerryte W of-—Arrived—Steamer tmore, with merch! wled—Scbr. Alabama, Martm, for Kinale, ligh: sarf.—Atrived— Brig Union T, Treasury; schrs. Wild Pigeon, coal to Gieason & Glenn; Hopkiuson, with coal to do.; barge Missouri, with 70 cords of wood to do. Ae as Tae Cnance or Camp Sreauina.—at to-day, Justice Smith called up the case ara Franklin, charged with decoying and enticing away a child, Known as Cora Aiken, with inten’ to deprive the person having law: fully possession of it of such possession, at which time the accnsed appeared with her counsel, Mir E. E. Price,and the prosecation pot appearing the case was dismissed. It is stated that the child is the he.r to a consider- Abie sum cf money, Dow involved in a claim betore Congeress in the name of her deceased father, aud it is likely that spme other procaad- ings Will be taken, probably before the courts, Pasicsasan rates TuROWN FRom 4 HoRse.—This morning. out ten o'ciock, as Mr. Jesse H. Currie, of to his residence on Sth street, | omery county, Md., was riding along the Washington brewery, on N street, between 2d and 3d, bis horse became irighien: 4 at the Aying of akite, and springing to one side threw him to the ground with great violence. He was taken up in an insensible condition and carried into a neighbor's house, where, by application of remedies, he was soon restored to consciousness, and it was found that bis injuries were by no means serious. ee Sarzs or Rear Estatge.—Messrs Green & Williams, Auctioneers, yesterday sold a three. tory brick hovse and Jot on 1th street, be- tween B and C streets south. to Zeph. English, for $4,550. Messrs. Galiigan & Townshend sold a frame building on Penasylvania avenue, b-tween 2uth and 2ist streets west, lately oceupied by the Hibernia Company, to Wm, Gilson, for si01. ore —_____ The Indiana Lynch Murder. HOW THE LAST BATCH OF HESS ROBEERS WERE CAPTURE! Moore, Sparks and Jerrett, the three express robbers who were hung by the vigilance com. mittee on Saturday night, near Seymour,..nd., were errested at Mattoon, Ill.,the night pre- Vious. it is reported, under the following cir- cumstances: It seems that they had been hiding in the neighborhoud for several days, and wer very anxious to communicate with certain of their trends near Seymour. Moore happened to have a sweetheart at the Mattoon Hotel, and last Friday he determined to make her useful as a go-between. He wrote her a now trom their den, an obscure drinking satoon on the outskirts of the town, expressiug his un- dimtmshed Sve for her, tellus of the s:tuation of himself and frends, and urging her to meet lim near the saloon that night shortly after dusk The missive was sent by a circuitous ro but reached her in satety. Itso happened, ho ever, that the young lady eoald not rea'!, and was obhged to get the Assistance of a third | party. She supposed that the letter wus from | her father, who lives a few miles from the yil- | inge, and, feeling assured that there were no important seerets contained im it, called to her side the learning of the hotel-Keeper to sid her in its perusal TWAs gentleman saw Moore's signature, and, hastily glanciug over ihe epis- + discovered the location of his rendezvous, a knew that he had the three scoundrels in bis ower. He told the girl thatthe letter was from T tather, And that he simply wanted ber to come home i a few days, and then Loft to € Sheriff of the county explained the aifair to bim, and devised a plan for the capture of the fugitives. With a balf a dozen trusty men they proceed to the saloon, laid their trap, and. when ajl was in readiness, pounced upon two ot the robbers, who were playing cars ina back room, and before the rascals could recover trom their surprise, had them neatly ties aud | seeurely nandcaffed. They had scarcely com- | pleted the job wheu the third one, Jerreli, en- tered, and he was snapped up likewise. "The brief history of what followed, their bei; hung by a mob, has already been given. | Toracco » BALDNESS.—Dr. Hoffman | argues, in the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, that the use of tobacco, by impeding | the circulation and preventing the free and | materal supply of nourishment to the hair, | vecasions baldness. In support ot his theory, ~ ys: “A gentleman under forty years of age, | anda patient of mine, who had been in the habit of berms todacco to excess for many years, and who bad been ior the last five or six years | both baldheadea and gray-haired, found it ne- | cessary a few months ago to quit the use of to. bacco entirely. He bas gnturely recovered his health, which was bad while he used tobacco; | he also has recovered entirely frem baldness, ' and his «gray locks’ have been replaced by an unusually luxuriant growth of natural hair, | of as fine a blask hue as one could wish to see: | he has also lost that sallow, beeswax hue of skim and sickly paleness of color which slaves to the weed so generally have. All of this might bé expected asa very natural result, except the growth of hairand its change of color, Which in this case at least has occurred as one of the results of leaving off a noxious habit.” s7 Adams H. Merrill, of Williamsburg, Maine, bas recently brought trom the South gang of freedmen, which he Intends to employ an his extensive siate quarries. Weilchmen | wer formerly employed ALEXANDRIA AND ViCINITY.—The following Ts. items are from the Gasttic of last poet peppy = z > Ex. age & ‘Cmce was robbed lant night of about a300 Jar- a eins tw Sat ver a widow of the late ‘master on the O., A. petit larceny, was found &M.R.R. The or thieves, obtained en- ‘jail for six months. trance into the cellar of the building through victed of stealing a the grate opening m the pavement in front, and T. Howard, and then batch way, imto tne Albany peniten- oMice Mr. J. T. freight clerk, was indleted fo grand asleep im the office during the time the’ found guilty ot was and from his vest six moaths in jail. hap, ‘at bis the watch, ae Bob Humbert, was dollars, and the key to the dtawer from petty larceny. The the was stolen, were taken. ‘am Sssanit and bat- f ts of the office, and was one of the ‘was convicted of Most daring ever committed in this city. A eo im jad. colored man named Ned Hortoa, from Lyach- indicted burg, former! as im the nolle pros. Office, but lately discharged for om acy, ‘were found wi Tobbery, and all the evidence, so far elicited im the case, jU1T¥ CouRT, Judge Fisher.—The following Pret Ta Fes tie residents on . Sine rom; decree ‘of of the vicinity of the intersectio: CB Fre Talloee jor verett coming from the tin and stove store of i Niesere Partell& Hoy. Tris nares ea Geeusdon ¥ameereh tone mene OH BLOW POTATORS. mended, and the apprentice, who had done the job, wishing to test his work had thrown in’ The Harrisonbu: Retension Captain Je 8:tf ‘soar toe timbers and Ia foundations for the eesti Bovers D'EGLISB. bridge” over ‘Mi — ill Creek, at Mount Jackson. It is thought by the contractors that they will have the road completed to Harr zB the Istof November. A strong effort icon | cyl ‘Under Bobbitt made to immediately build a turnpike from New Market to the nearest inton the railroad to that town. Tur BTANT NEWB. C. B. JEWBLL’S PREMIUM SOAPS are acknowledged to be THE BEST SOAPS FOR THE LEAST MONEY in the market. They are made on the old fashion plan by boil- ing, and are free from all injurious Chemical adulterations. Tho premium ORIENTAL SOAP, ——_e—__ Arpalns IN PRINCE GEORGE'S CounTY, MD. The Mariboro’ Gazette says : ‘The prospect tor the completion of the Po- tomac Railroad, is, we are pleased to learn, of the most hopetul character. Large bodies of workmen are about to be employed, and the ot the work 1s placed beyond all doubt. The land maltural College,” sit- uated in this county, has advertised that twelve students will be received in that Insti- tution, each Congressional District, free of charge for tuition or books. “NEW YORK CITY 80AP, Mr. John H. Surratt visited this village on | The f The ‘ CHEMIOAL OLIVE 80aP, Monday, on business connected with theestate | The ‘: CREMIOAI fororcd . Friends of the boro’ and Washington Brands of superior quality, and are guaran- ‘Turnpike, have a meeting at Ferrestyille next | ¢AT¢? give nerteat wotistectiony = pale ASK YOUR GROCER for any of these and take no other. MARRIED. For sale by #!l of the BEST GROCERS in the ey i, Mr. WI Use 4 502 @ street m 1¢ Rev a Nos. 500 an 2 Rorth OOPELAND, of Philadelphia, to Miss SALLE | Manufactory, i PARISH. of this cles . Between 4th and oth. _——__. jeer Washington, B. DIED. a TOMAS. On the 20th inst.. after an illness of bar TRUNK WARE-RooMs. a3 afen hours, ROSABBL, aged i0 months, daughter of Sylvester T. and Alice Thomas. The friends of the family are respectfally re- quested to attend the faneral, from the residence of her parents. 59 7th street east, op to-morrow, (Friday ,) at 8 o'clock. ‘Do'we mourn when another star es out in the glittering sky ? Do we weep when the noise of war And the rage of conflict die? ‘Travelers are invited to call and select TRUNES, VALISES, AND SATCHELS, From the largest and best assorted Stock in this city. id t roil down, Belt free 5 ‘Tifnd out hearts with grict besiven: me enc eemacat Snot soulinboaven? TO WALL, BOBIESON & 00. od an : 322 Pennsylvania avenue, SUPPL On the 29th instant, Mrs. MARGA- RET BU PELE. ry th ith year of her age. jol-tt Detween 9th and loth streets. fice funeral will take place from BE. Peter's urch, on Friday, o'cloek. > " McNELLY. On the g0th inst., UPTONS son | DAilburn’s Polar ‘Soda. § of Arthur and Mary McBelly, aged 11 months and — oda ‘The relatives and friends of the family are ro- epectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday evenin five o'clock, from the residence of his parents. 7th street east. near E south, ‘Hark, it is the Saviour calling, Little children follow . jesne keep our fect from tailing: all to follow Thee. . 26th just.» JOHN ‘and on a 17 > in cod Emma Dawid lace from the residence Frey, No. 119 Washing- THE COLDEST AND THE BEST. Ho. 480 FIFTEENTH STREET, Oprosirs TreasvRy. MINBRAL WATEES ON DRAUGHT. my 50-2m" a 2 ANDEEW J. J0YUE &00., CABBIAGE UANUPFAOCTUBER fon street. at five o'clock Thursday, 30th inst, (Baltimore Sun please copy.) LACY. On the 29th inst.. EDWARD LACY, 47 and 479 Lith street, ecporty of Reatyens but ir the Pesta Ons | dadiceias attenaion given to entizing, acbesim SS ETS SorENcE HAS TRIUMPHED. LE PANIER BUSTLE, emen, be cured by mechanical ral ac- by over indul FOUB DIFFERENT STYLES. jon of the o1 mg ‘the ita oe or |. No medici: ved LE PANIER ELIPTIC SKIRTS, for. vewerer by mai! FEOM $1 UP TO $1.50, sme Reduited, - ApDroved by eminent ysicians. fallil . A late ti lowe tor ane, the aT BAUM’S : BB vrs seen 72OF Fises stars, OOBSET FACTORY, without extra charge. TRAVELING BAGS, 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, ‘LADIES’ AND M: NS SATCHERS, 7 9.4 between éth and 7thetreete, | THE LARGEST STOCK AND GREATES: 4 VABIETY IN THE DISTRIOT, ss EPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, ar THR ” S PATENT PRACTIOAL MANUFACTORY OF » a gsi, fstinere™, Daly 93 S i JAMES § TOPHAM & CO., my the petition deabure, the extension SEVENTH over. Hs spatrut gianted % im the ith day’ of Getober, One Door above Odd Fellows’ Hail. ; improvement in Looms, — Bias, Sra caren tees Oo | AREATRING Trae, Be Menwaehty pe mitts oraeten hat said oe Deheardat | OczMorro.—Gcod Work aad Low Prices dnd all persone are PHY OF MARRIAGE —A now and show canse, if say they ; Uneawhy sat petition ought not to be a vol Lecture af Seiivenee ot the Hew. re lon % 4 fo ing, le eens re a fey cl ate all testimony Sled by cithor paste ‘diseases so- to be used at the said hearing. must be taken and transmitted in scoord: with the rales of the office, which wll be furnished on app'ication. Depositions and other papers, reiiea ny. must be filed ‘y before the day of hesring; the arguments, if . witbin ten days after flingthe by on Oa also, that this notice be pabi ta the blican and the Intelligencer, sahington. D, + and ia the Berald, Fotessiphic. ‘on am.» ions Bets ‘and x for; Marriage philoeopaisally oomsidcred, yon ‘these lectures will be Ge ates Boepaes HARDWARE. ‘We have in store # tall assortment of once & week for three ve weeks; the first BUILDEB’S HARDWARE, SF omate Pepligations to be atleast aizty days pre: | which wo offer in connection withour large stock ious to the dey of bearing, of Building Materials, at prices very low LIRHA FOOTE. BUILDER'S DRPUT, S62 7th street. _yeewe___ Commissioner of Patent. fy o> ow H.W. HAMILTON & CO. PARTMENT OF THR INT . ENT D®“tNiTE STATES PATI NP Oreice, » | DEPARNIFED Bran Parent OFFiCB, On, the petition of JOMN U. BOHUOLER of On the petition of BEN W AowarORD” of incinuati, Ohio, ray ng for ihe extension of © f Oambridge, Mase, F the extension of a granted to him the lth day of March, 1436, f akented t0 him tite 10m daz cf October an improvement: rocesa of Caring Meats, ‘for en im} it in Com; for Bea: for seveu years from the expiration of said pate tralising Uhlorloc, for gevan pent ex: which takes place on the sth day of tare tration patent. which takes place ap the s orders r ition be hea: i. : Patcut Office on MONDA itt That the said petition be heard at the ber uext, at }2 o'clock m.; and all persons are ott. on MONDAY. the 28th day of Septem- fir ¢ to appear and show cause ff any they b ay | Fasent Qmice ce me -; and all persons are said petition ought not to be granted. notified to: "Cane, if any thoy have, Persons op the extension are required tu hy said m ought not to be granted. loin the Potent Office their objection: ped geome ag ‘are required to aet forth in writing, atleast twenty days b filo in the Patent Oltice their objections ly day of hearing; all testimony Sled by eiths ty B get forth in writing, at least t1 ‘days before the te be used wt the sald hearing taust be tucer wed tontimony fied by either transmitted in necordauce with the ruke ef the e said hearing must be take office. which will be furnished on application in ‘the rules of the of- Deposttions und other papers relied upon hich will be hed on application. timong must be fled ir ico twenty day Depositions and oener papers relied upon as testl- fore the day of bearing; the argumenta, if aa, OP must be fled in the attice before within ten duys after fillug the testiinony ing; the ente, if suy, withis Ordered, at ibis novice be pubtished nthe ling the testimony.” . Republican and the Intelligencer. Washington. ‘also. this notice be published in D. U., and in the Chronicle. Cincinnati, Ohio, once publican and the Intelligencer, Washington, @ week for three successive weeks: ihe first of ‘and in the Journal, Boston, 4 publications to be at least sixty days week for three successive weeks; the first y of hearing, ELISHA ‘BE. blications to be at least sixty days a Commissioner ef the deg of hearing. M. 8TO1 EPARTMENT OF THE INTEBIOR. Commtasioner tents, D?“UNIEES Sr TES PATENT GrbicE, | ee oe AsuiNCTON, July 24, RTMENT un the ition of STHPHEN BH BOOTH of Dare 5 iS PA: PY 6. zB, Orange. Conn , administrator of the estate of Shel- ‘ASHING TON. 45, dou > Barishorn, decensed. praying tor the ex- On the petition of SAMUBL V. 8 of Etter of # patent granted to the said Sheldon 8. | Titusville, ss ‘for the ote Harishorn, the 7th aay of November, 1856. re- J patent him Gay of Ya tested the 'asth day of May. 1893, for an improve: | Bud Telseued tho gti day of duns, 1008. y ment iu Buckles, for reven years from the expira- at Ae Seven Years tion of said patent. which takes place on the 7th expli takes Sie ordered that the sal petition be hoard at | “thease aayot, october, 18, js order a J he the Patent OMce on MONDAY. t any 16 26th day of <4 = it 12 fete pe M 4 reons are A " ‘persons notifea Pear an OW cause, ct th end show they Baye. why said petition ought not tobe urantet 2 pie notRed £0 appear 8 ‘ought not to be Pe sons opposing the extension are Tequired to sietn the Patent Smee their chectone arecinily J Alednthe 4 wet jing. at least 9 Y . ‘set fort writ the day of Rearing: ‘all testimony filed by either Gay of heating al es ed bya party, to be at the sai Aring, Mnet be r Bearing, seen’ tal and transmitted in accorlianos with the In accordance the. of rules of the ofice, which Will be farnisbel on op: fa ‘on 4 cation ‘And other *Depositions and other papers, relied upon ae testimony, must be filed the office teenty days def f hearin, he are — any, ony, “fitsua Fours, loner of Patents. ALOLS, ASTE: ph ME AND CEMENT. ‘BS CBMENT; y PLAS" tist’s and Dentist’s use. bins tond at win in . be sold ee eee 465 e . mron _ Stirs peer tin HEESE! CHEESEI Just recetved Fifty Boxes best NEW YORK FACTORY CHEESE. For sale Sisweri ~ SEES FER 0, = ‘enn ’s ave.,bet. 0th aud 11th ate, Have removed to the corner of Naw Yorx Avaycr 230’ ay Fea i should visit George C. Henning’s Clothing Store, No. 511 7th street. ~ JEWELRY.—California Diamond Otuster ‘and Pine; 600 new styles Sleeve Buttons, Bes: Fivnch Jet ‘Betis, and received this a Towtz’s New Patest SHovtpER BRACE xD to be the best arti- “ de of kind jm use—e new supply just received. T. ‘S. Bur, ssF street,’ between ‘th and 10th. 3 —_o—_—_ ‘Tax Prarty Garss.—Pure white teeth and “SPALDIme’s GLUB,” always up to the stick- ing point. —_.-——_ To BEAUTIFY aND Dress THR Hare, and re- gore it to its natural color, and a beautiful odor, _ use Mrs. Jen's Impro pore.) ES ) Hair Restorer or Dress: one bot: Draggist sells it. Price Dollar. id eo ——o—___ Corxs, Bomions, Bap Naixs, and all dis- White, Surpose Gn =e poet »» Sui ropodis: iy! avenue, between 4% and 6th streets. 0! 9 fice hours from 8a.m.to6 p.m. No charge for consultation. Established is61. ——_o—_—— THERE men Peel ror EvERYTHING, but it is getting bigh time for you to save your money, ‘and this you can doo by going to the original Franc, 494 Seventh street, between D and E, and buy your gent's Furnishing Goods, 2 per in any other store in this city. ae ‘with large piate glass ——_»___ Puce Lng tele ——— age a e original Frame, 4% street, (large ate glass front,) between Dand E : White ‘ine White per box: Handker- chiefs and Suspenders, Ties and Scarfs, in end- less variety, at popular prices. P.S.—I have no branch stores. L | For Corre, ioNs, Bad Nats, &o., ‘Visit Dr. White’s rooms, No. 424 Pennsylvania and 6th streets. Pxrsoms wishing to subscribe for Tus STAR Who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yard, oh gs Joumn Coeerms, Agent. ———e——_. ‘Waarrine Paras for sale. Apply at th Oran Office. DENTISTRY. BJ. T. OOUMBE OVED HIS D OFFICE to mee — gd ith and 12th.” He t favors, wil it patrooeee rh madeon Gold, Bil ef age. Teet! leon 5 ver Valeanite base, Se pearats yess, and filled in the Dest man [D*: 22W18 @ Davis’ DENTAL aseoors No. PENNA avr., Betwoon ith and litsyrecks. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT Pain. Fo charge will bo made for extracting where Ar sotciah Teeth re to bey for ix. 2. | pati reqw! Eee cree Teeth are made. The acted. : lati te to Teeth os liver sod Batber, at Wow York, Pailnast ‘work done can have it as as iu tho above pd citfes. All work will be done tn the noatest fection. Pereane, will do well to cell and ext ine our work before getting {telsewhere. 17 18 B. ML Ho. 310 Prenerivinis Avanss. + 37 Seg: seb and 10th sta, 00 3-9m" INSURANCE. T., %- MANson’s ° INSURANCE OFFICE, FIRE AND LIFE, No. 516 SEVENTH STREET, Betwoon D and E Streets. ZETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, bee OF HABTFOED, CONN. 8. P. HERDED, Pres. HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Co. + eoennenees 0: SE CaAE Fis hee iomE RANCE COMPANY, ens TOP aw TORK ane Pa pect “No. 516 ole Sm Jusuas A? HOME. NATIONAL UNION INSURANCE COM- PANY OF WASHINGTON,, CAPITAL ...-ororeeeeereenenseveneeneenere-oeeme 1 000,000 THE ONLY COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT THAT DOES NOT CHARGE ITS PA- TRONS WITH THE GOv- &KENMENT STAMPS | OFFICE No 71 LOUISIANA AVENUE, First door east of Seventh street. taken st the Lowest Rates, and Losses rently pana or . Prempehy P80 ona Bi Eg KNAP. NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. ident. Eres ent. Joun GRAY 2 00., MANUVACTURERS AND DEALERS IN WOOD AND WILLOW WaEB BROOMS, TWINES, COBDAGE, &., ae 16 FULTON AND 202 FRONT 6TREETS, NEW YORK. y PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPR PPP = THOMAS H. BARRON, BUILDER, ContRacToR, sND = SUPERINTENDENT. AND WARRANTED TO FIT. WALL, BOBINSON & 00., vi a MONBY BROKER. O5TY LOAN OFPICB. ; & 00.. L_3 « 493. 493 j 8 ; fi ae Fe, i a F z my ove Patrick; Ow Sept NE, 2 ‘Donovan Joba B; Evans Charies: Fount Giidey F; Grifith Capt John F; Hi Hall Jobo: Hemsworth Capt W Deatn or Dr. CHARLES H. McOormick.— Dr. McCormick, who has been ¥: iu tor some months with maggot a. Morning at his lodgings, No. ay street, Dr. McCormick was a native of Washington, ‘and 8 son of the late Wm. McOormick, of that city, who was at one time Postmaster of the United States Honse of Representatives, and for a mumber of years Register of Washington city. Dr. MeOormick n Georgeto shortly af. ‘was unquestioned, while his geni Taabuers and frankress of disposition won for him a host of friends. and the poor of Ses town will long remember his earnest Nl in their behalf, as well as his profess tions. He leaves a wife and one chill whom the community sympathize in thefr be- Teayement. TEMPERANCE MRETING.—Potomac Division S. of T. held their regular weekly meeting last evening ior the transaction of important busi- ness. : se Rr. Rev. Bishor Wuitrie, of the of Virginia, will preach in Obrist this city, on Sunday morning next, at 11 o'clock. Portes ITEM8.—Spencer Lee, teamster, for Tesisting officer Reid in the discharge of his duty, was ed before Justice Buckey, and fined $3.50. Daniel McCarty, laborer, en- gaged ina stabbing affray some weeks since. ‘Wns arrested cer Robey on a bench war- by rant, and Justice Buckey ordered him to be delivered to the U.S. Marshal. Timothy Don- ovan was taken in charge by officer Harper, laboring under the influence of strong drink to such an extent that reason had taken its leave. He is held ‘o await the appearance of bis friends to take charge of him. Joe Hill, a col- ored boy, was arrested for various t officer Volkman, and Justice Buck to the workhouse for thirty days. This juve. nile offender has hardly turned his eichth yea: 8nd has several times been detected stealing keys out of doors, carrying off door mate, &c, he station-house this morn- y trightened, and showing signs of penitence, begged to be released, but Justice B. turned a deaf ear to his entreaties, Tue Oanal.—Bonts are arriving very slow- ly. The arrivals from ist instant to daie num- der 40%). MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.—A few sales are Teported this morning: 600 bushels wheat trom Alexandria sold at $2.35a82 4) per bushel: {y bushels wheat and 1,20) bushels corn, arrived by canal boat Mull Boy, consigned to Hartley & Bro., and are on the market. ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. BR THOMAS DOWLING. Auer ; Georgetown HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFEOTS AUCTION. ING, August Ist, 1864, front of the auction s! No, 174 Bridge strect. a ceneral assortmen of Housebold Furniture and effects THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer. 0-3t B™ THOS. DOWLING, Anct.; Georgetown. CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED BEAL . ESTATE IN GEORURTUWN. By virtue of » Gectee of the Supreme Coart of the District of Columbia, passed in Chancery Canse 176, Bauity Docket 8. Eiliot et al. vs Frizzei o: al.,1sbali, on THURSDAY, Angust 6:h, ou the remitese. proceed to sell at public action. ut Ss pm ket 0. 282, it Beatty & H. ‘ tt eorgetown, £1 ‘ a Phe story #rame Dwelling House erms: One-third of the purchase iaopey to be id Sb Cash; and the rewaiuder in respectively 81+ Snd twelve months from day of to be secured by purchaser's bonds at the purchaser's option. A deed givou wheu ail purchase money is paid. le posit of $50 required St time of sale. Stamps aud conveyancing at pur ehawer"s cost. W.Y. FENDALL, Trastee. J¥ 25 cokas. THOS. DOWLING, Auct. acres fonsist of a two TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PRORP IY ON BRIDGE STRERT, GEORGE by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date the 3! @ay of December, 1:7, and duly recorded tu Liber E. C. B.. No. 23. at tollo 229, aud at the request of secured thereby, I will seil, » the Sth dey of ‘Sngust, A.D m.. a feet front ef Lot Ni on two (32) io. 16, in Hol- mead’s addition to Georgetown, having @ depth of one hundred and twenty (120) feet. Property 1s on Bridge street-mear the bridge, “fpe Le sal ith @ comfortable brick dwelling e nd is 86. ‘an excellent one. eash t be com jepont to be fortelted nud the five daya? notice, af the risk or dk r, BRED, W JONES, Trastee. yea (OMAS DOWLING, anct BRT THUS. DOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown bei a Og SALE OF IMPROVED PROP. a Tie GEORGETOWN, OPPUSITE THE By virtue of two decas of trast to the under- Signed, Deering date respectively the lth day of ‘ebruary apd the Sth of April, 1357. and duly re Ted and at the request of the per Secara yt will sell, at paolic auction, to the high est tt x rust, 1 p Pei end rt of . a Pireite addition to’ Georgetown, fronting thirty (30) feet on Brice strect, aud binding o Lingen street one hundred and tirenty (120) fest, f the improvements thereon, consisting a Property resold a: eloynent par- ouses. property is wel! located, n percasing in value Fapidly, and will proves good vesiment. ‘Terms of sale: $1.90 cash; of which $100 must be paid at time of sale, the revidne in three oqaal Yments at 4,8, and \2 months. to be secured by a jewd of trast upon the property. ¢ ond stamps at the ex pense of the purc! the terms not be cumplied with ia five days. the de- Posit to be forfeited and the property resold at Gye aye’ notice at the risk of delingueat parchaser. FBED. W. SON E*. Trastec. jy 23-6te THOS. DOWLING. Anct. BY THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown. VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN AT PUBLIC AUCTION. By virtue of @ deed of trust to the undereigaed, bearing date the 2th day of June, 18%, an1 re forded in Liber E. No. 11. foliow 441 ot sou. ef the Land the District of Coiurs| 1 shall expose to public sale. on THURSDA 6th day of August, A.D. 188s. at5 o'clock in giternoon, tn front iY the pre een, one undivided ety, oF pars of « parcel of groun remises 1 Promises Lying aod situate in we, in i Lot numbered tes, (10) in Besity wed ‘of Lotmumbered tens 10.) in = jawkina’ addition to sald town witha to following metes aad boun’s Beginuingon the e of side one (1) feet two (2) tuches south from Beall strevt, {hence Tapping northerly easterly on street and twenty-nine (129) feet seven ches, thence south parallel with High street two (2) feet, aud thence in a straight line to the point e anect aud build viz: - If gm mpiied with Trustee Teserv rom gay of sale, Trusts resorves rea as ve days” not toreveell at PORD. Trastes a. *+LING, anct. irs coade [AS DO +1 ¥AVORABLE ©PPORTUNITY TO BUY PON ae eo a Of thie will run off Our Stock. of Sam node at i Rada Catena tt £5,000. ie pier ase ee BANKRUPTOY NOTICES, of Wi on the ivtn day of duty, nk 3 u gives moricy 1 bis appointment of Jusk WINE faSeGID ike city ows i sagt pr adlatiaca” ee eee ITS POWSBFUL CURATIVE associaTEs PREPARED UNDER A BEWLY DISCOVERED PROCESS POB EXTRACTING THE OU- RATIVE PROPERTIES FROM VEGE- TABLE SUBSTANCES. EXTERS INTO THE COMPOSITION or DR. RADWAY'S RENOVATING RESOLVENT. & BEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED ONE BOTTLE OF RESOL VENT IS BETTER THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES OF THE ADVERTISED SARSPARILLAS, OR Di- ABCT DIURETIC REMEDIES. Physicians wonder at the extraordinary power of RADWAY’S RENOVATING RESOLVENT ja curing the worst forme of Scrofulous. Syphiloid, Chronic Skin Biseases, and fte marvelous power in resolving calculous concretions, affording fmme- Giate relie and consequent cure of Diseases of the Kidney, Bladder, Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, Spleen. Ite tepid tafivence tn thecure of Diabetes. Inconti- Dene of scanty, turbid, albumipous, cloudy urine; {ts almost instant eMficacy fu stopping itching and painful discharge of urine, and its singular power in curing discharges from the Uterus and Urethra, Leucorrhers, Bloody Urine, and other unhealthy sud weakening discharges,—and inyuire whercim the BARSAPARILLIAN used in the Renovatt Besclvent differs from ordinary Sarsaparil Barsapariilian ts the only principle in Sarsaparilia that possesses curative properties; all other parte of the root are inert and useless. One ownce of the extract obtained under Dr. Radway's now process for extracting the curative properties from ¥egvta- bie substances, Comtatns more of the true principle of cure than 20 Ibs. of the ordinary roots. SARSAPARILLIAN is only one of the tngredi- ente that forms thie truly wonderful medicine, and it is the omly com; ag remedy that con cates its purifying. cleansing and reinyicorating properties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, UBINE, other secretions, securing © barm tional action of every depraved organ system. If the blood is corrupt, the Resolvent Lf the Lange are wicerated and ing thick phlegm. aud prurelest matter, Ivent Will loosen this deposit aud repair tue wasting lung with ound and healthy material If the Skin ts covered With pimples. spets. pastalr sores, ulcers, &c., the Resolvent will quickly re move these annoyances. If mercury is dep sited in the bones and has accumulated inthe eystem t Besolvent will drive tt out. If the throat or Bron chial Glands arp ghecrated, the Resolvent will care these signs of an @arly waste. Direct reme.ties pos- feesing only exclusive properties. are hnrtful, as they incrésse the fusctional secretions of ne organ by suspending the constituent secretions of ethers: hence, s compensating remedy like the Kesotvent fs the only means of 8 permanent cure. BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP oF BLOOD impregnated with the Resolvent and ab- sorbed to supply the waste of the body, will make pure, #ound and healthy fiesh end bre. The first Gove that is taken commences tte Work of purifica- tion and ipcreasing the appetite and fiesh. 4 REMARKABLE CURB! SORES ON THE TONGUE, ULCERS IN THE THROAT, SORE GUMS, SORE MOUTH, SORES IN THE NOSB AROUND THE EYES, €c., recently exhibited, # few bottles will cure. [a ronic. or throngh tho effects of Mercury, Potas- Gm, Corro=ive Sabfimate. from six to one dazem D.nties may be required to make ® permapent cure A remarkable instance of personal beauty re- Stored t) a Lady dishigured by the ravages of frightful disease. calig™ the sdvanced sheets of anew Medicsl work “FALSE AND TRUE.” BY JOHN BADWAY,M. D. N. B.—This book contains ou for the benefit of the sick. [lust Kidneys or OF- met figures of the Liver. Longe ans in their patural and in their diseased condi- ion. Every in search of health. anc desir- ons of preserving the same. should ennd for a cop’ which will be sent free of charge, by remitting aue three cent stamp for postage, to way BUo., New York. FIRST BOTTLE At tho end of the fret bettie her str A and aptrits were toproved, od te emaall pimples: blot . autle cleansing and purifying the patrid flesh SECOND BOTTLE —At the end of the secon otic, sigus of improvement in the discharges rom the, uterus, infomation, pain and swell ab , the skin greatly improving, the eyes grow ing brighter, strength and appetite increasing. THIRD BOTTLE.—1 scabs on the scalp. and arm on the n rusted scales of the ands. gradually dleappearina Weacerre groatiy oer ned. water ear, bisdder fmprovin, nets FIFTH BOTTLE —Finger natis crowing. band end arms clear and emooth. hair crowing on t fond, bowels regular, aud skin tree trom irritation, clear of sores. SIXTH AND SEVENTH BOTTLES —Uioor onthe | leucorrhes dis eto menstruation 7 men. irritation ir the uterts. hide. Stopped. face clear of all spots. air covering grrat iveresse spirits buoyant. step Clasticy and appetive good. ~ weat venting the absort ution of heric air. so essential ‘ion of the blo: IF SARSAPARILAIAN CANWOT BE OBTAINED FROM WASHINGTON PRUGGISTS, BADWAY & ov, ' 87 MAIDEN Lang, DEW vor.