Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1868, Page 4

EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. The Breach of Prom Case. Gani, B. Leims was subjected to a lengthy cr before agjournment, ‘This morning the case was resumed and the eToss-examination Was concluded. bardura A ieentern Was then sworn and testi fied thatsbe lives ai Leins as chambermaid, Xe; sbe related the circumstances attendiug coming to Levins’, a: the ume oi the alleged seduction at that time; Lams and Lizate we ut up siairs together: Lizzie took the boy cut ot bed and placed nim with the girl the boy objected. but she insisted that he stould sleep ‘there; Leius was very drunk; w.tness slept next to Lizzie’s room: never beard of her being sick; she came down stairs aud drank trequentiy; Leins at this time was om a bic spree. Nothing new was elicited on cruss- ‘examination. dena Lirns (daughter of defendant) was Sworn, and testified to the fact of plaigtift coming to the house; to her taking Julius from Dis bed and them going into a room with her father. Don't recollect that Lizzie was sick: u the bar-room drinking and playing the cus- tomers. Just betore she leit Jelius came up to the coor of the room im which she was, and Witness knocked on the door, when she opened at, and Julius wanted to throw the water on Der, but she shut the door, and shortly afver left. [This . being A giti of tender years, ‘Was wo" cross-examined by Kir. Bradley io any extent having _glande: Saw'l Gray and Cornelins Powers, disorder!: workho: Jobu-on, do.: med $3. Dennis Gorman, drunk and disorderly; do. Michael Murphy, do.; werkbouse. Ohes. Edwards, do: do. Uhas. w etit larceny; jail for court <i Precint--Edward Hunseh, disorder- ned $3. G. W. Shaimure, drank; fined $2. Fourth Precine! —James Harey,drank and disorderly; fined +2.” Emma Woods and David ‘Woods, disorderly; fined =2.50. Filth Precinet—Edward Peters, pettit lar- ceny; mul for court. Rebecca Smith, threats and aisorderiy coudvet: security and fined <2, Thomas Wiliams, pettit larceny; jail for court. John Donohue, receiving stolen goods: bail for court. Johu Johnsou, disorderly; fined 3. Mana Emmerson, drunk; do. Sixth Precinet:—W m.Ware, disorderly; fined $3. Leopold Levy, violating corporation law: fined $3. Patrick Carpenter, indecent expo- ure: Jobn Scott and ‘Joseph Waters. vagrancy; WuTkhouse. Sevenib Precinet:—_Edward Mudd, violating hack law; fined $5. corperation law; fined $5. A. F. Gaw, do. fined <30. George W. Crawford, drunk and disorderly; tined $10. John Conway. do, fined #2. Peter W. Frizier, suspicious; workaonse. ‘Evghih Precinet:—Lacy Lee, disorderty: Jas. Wallace, drank and disorderly; Henry Smith, Brien Tyer, disorderly and pr.tane: work- house. Henry Coats, assault and battery; se- curity to keep pesce. Taylor Reed, pettit Jareeny: jail for court. ‘Sanrtary Company-—Robert creating nuisance: Thomas Dunican, violating cow law: fined $5 each. —— QueeR Sxcvrity ror Roox Rext.—A faw days simce a colored woman. named Maria Jonson, cstled vpon Jesse T. Johnson, remid- img at OS L street, also colored. and engaged a room for her future occupancy. leaving the premises with the understanding that she would take possession the. nizht. Aver the Business of the day was disposed of, Johnson nd bis wite left nome for a few hours’ vit to & neighbors, and when they returned the new ‘Occupant had arrived and retirec for the nigh: Jesse and his wife, unconscious of any trick being played npon . leo retired. but ahoat four o clock next morning they were srons=d by the crying of a child, and on procreding to ahe apartment found a babe, about four moaths old. lying alone, with a note appended to its dress trom the ostensible parent, stating that she would not be back again. and that she left ‘the child ae coliateral for a month's board. The Iaadloud seys he would rather let he month's Fent slide thin be compelled te accept the “col- terval.” ——— Cuvee Iwerevewent.—The congregation ef the Sth-street_ Methodist Protestant Church are expecting to be able to oce edifice on Sor day, I-th instant, at whic! tim i ie hopec. the improvements now being made ‘will be completed, and at that time anpropriat: Fervices will be held, in which Rev. Dr. ims Webster. 0: timore: Kev Chureb. Bett ay. Weduesday day evenings next, at Udd Fellows’ evtes of tableaux representing b'bJical and The He! bat nee : @ Indies iast sprin certainment: will f= evea mon ———— Tre Deatn ov Dr. Guriry.—The an- nouncement of the death of Rev. P. D. Gnrley, Sesterday xftermoon, cast agioom over « large portion of this community, and mavy mem. bersof his congregation were affected to tears. iast eveumg & meeung of the congregation Was held at the chureb, where fling remarks Were made by prominent members on the life and character of their friend and pistor, and table re-olations im Tespec! to his memory ‘Were adopter 3. ‘The gregation of Dr. Sm (Pourth Presbyterian) Church, will to-uizbt adopt Frrointions of respect and condole ‘The funeral of the Rev. Dr. Gurley will take <« from the New York avenue Presbyterian Cbured, on Saturday, Uctover sd, at 1 O'clock ‘Tue Privapety eta So-prers AND Saitors’ Coxventiox.—There will be a fair represea- of the my in Blue from this District the Philadelphia convention, who lett here this mornin: at © o'clock. Amonz them being representatives from the Cen:ral Grant and Colfax Club: Sixth Ward Grant and voliax Club; tst regimeat Eoys im Blue, (Sol- and Sailors’ Union.) ander command of nel H.G.C Sth regiment Boys in Blue, under command of Colonel J. B. Adams, and others. The eatir ¥ will report at Lawrence Hotel, elphia, to Capts Grant. brigadier genera! commandmg, for orders. Since morning, al! the trains leav- img here took fall complements of passen- gers, most of them being en route to Philadel. phia to attend the conventio pissels ae Haxnsone La rnovemENT.— At the corner of Sd anc I streets Mr. T. Harvey, carpenter and builder. is erecting a Bandsome three-story fence ior Mr. H. Jones. The building on Sd street and runs buck ‘ with a rear addition and sta- two stories high, fronting twenty feet and ruruicg back forty feet. The stories have a pitch of coiling of fourteen, thirteen and twelve fev, and the whole will be finished in the hich est style of the art, Halls, «aloon parlors, mar- ble mantels, gus, water, &c. are distributed throughout ‘the main residence. with dumb- waiter, ranges, &¢ . in the kitchen department, The building will cost, when finished, shout #1000. sud in every respect will be of first elass character. eS Strr yor Dawacxs.—We learn that Mr. J. G. Naylor has brought suit against Mr. Alex. R.Sbepherd, claiming damages to the amoani of $..000. This suit grows out of a recent dif- culty between the purties, who ate both well known citizens. There would seem to be some @itference of opinion between the Justice of the Peace befor: whom the case was brought and Mr. Naylor as to the amount of damage sus- tained by the Intter, im consequence of the blow he received from Mr. Shepherd. This diifer- ence may be definitely stated st $19,975, the Justice having fined Mr. Shepherd $25 for as- which deducted from the PmMownt claimed” by mi. Naylor, leayes the ‘Wide margin we have noted. Tee Detective Force.—Lieutonant Kelly, of the detective corps, reports that for the year ending September th, 751 robberies were re- ported, 465 arrests made, $55,008.05 lost or stolen, $25,727.35 recovered by officers, $,253.35 turned over to property clerk, $23.74 turned | ever to owners, €3,-00 taken from persons aud xeturned. Uf the amount lost or stolen, $1,091 ‘were recovered by precinct officers. by owners. Of the amount reperted, 45,205 was Jost. es Feman Pre-w1c.—Washington Circle, Fe- nian Brotherhood, gave pic-mic at the City Gardens, New York avenue, last evening, ‘which proved to be a perfect success, and high- satisfactory in every respect. A fine Irish lag Was suspended at 7th street and New York avenue, anotber at the Garden. A com. pany atached tothe Circle were present in ut eniform, CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND Navy Unron.— The Teeting of this association announced for Right Was postponed, im consequence 0 the Members, proceedin to the depot to see Gen. Francis P Binir, the Conservaurve can. didate for the Vice Presidency, who was to poage tle . = Laps Lo the West. General Blair ress 4 y - tend to-day. meeting in Camber. Saues ov Rear Estani meT, Suction ers, yesterds lot lot = in sqnare Sis frame house to Mr. —Cooper and Lat. aiead, tor 8610. tone: im eqn are » fret tween rh and th streets Wont tea bas Esq . for 16 cents per square foot: also, lot 21. adjoining the above to —. Smith, for ty cents per oquare! werdiay, after our report closed, the defen. | xamimation: which was mot conclude | ¢. John Powers. do.; fiaed #5. Jane Michael Hill, violaung | continues favorable that the «Fe | kept up until 12 o'clock to-morrow sold west half of | ; proved bya two-story | the Washington and Georgetown lee Compa- Me ny will give their second grand annual rs, sold lot 20 | and excursion at Seventh street Park, day next, the 6th instant. As per ait ment, in another column, every precantion hag deen ‘taken to make it a select affair, and by those who may attend, unailoyed e may be anticipated. THE GERMANIA SCHENTZEN FEST and tacident Yesterday afternoon and Iast night the Wash. ‘eetn Park was the pomt of attractioa for bers of our citizens, and especially ‘fli were the grounds crowded. The park were noticed as ferns bung in the tress aud diwe pe abou' the gromnds, showing tae pumerous fags, banners and mottoes,the soene wasa very pirasing one. Over the main en- trance the American and German tags are dis- played, as iso an inscription of welcome. Ap- propinte mottees are also over the entrance to the Schentzen grownds and the bowling sa- | loon. "The pavilion is alo decorated with. &c.,and during the afternoon and eyeuing, large numbers enjoyed themselves here in to= Waltz, OF coulliau, to the, inspiring music Hand under the lead of Ohase. Tne children were attracted to the “Karousel” (revolving horses) where of the National String many a dime was invested in a ride om a wooden horse propelled by “Bareau wer. accompanied by hand-orgau music. he Saengerbund fixed upon a handsome little building in the rear of the Pavilion as their quarters, nar which @ stege with drop cur- tain was erected and their frieads were treated tosome fine music during the Colombia and Washington Tarn- located near here there were trials of skill i: two beautiful ming. The ver mdais offered as priz 3. In this portion of the groands a pole about 3) feet in height was erected from the top of which on 8 frame were suspended han suspenders, &c.; the articles iatended for tho .e who succeeded in climbing and reaching them. About sundown, the Verein and other asso- ciations sssembied in the Schuetzen hall, aad headed by the 44th Inf.ntry band, led by Prof. Wegner, mstched to this pole, where the crowd were amused fora time by two boys blindfolded attempting to teed each other with porridge, using the spoons. The prizes were Placed on the frame and drawn to the top of the pole, when several attempts were made by boys to xet the prizes, the first three suecerding. Leaving this portion of the ground. the assoc: tion marched to the Schuetzen hall, rations were made tw proc And award the prizs, and in Present om the successful opening of the festival, &nd announced that the King medal bad been won by Mr. A. F. Dessan, [cbeers}. Mc Dessau was called for and e=corted to the fron: of the stand, where Mr. Spangler briefly ad- dre: «i him. and placing the chain attached to the medal on bis neck, proclaimed him the Schuetzen-King ot the Germania for one yex' Mr. Dessau briefly responded, and” M Spangler calied up Mr. W. Flammer and p. sented him with a medalion for malting (he most “bi silver medals to the best turners, were awarded to Mr. Mylms of the tvlaumbia, and Mr. Knabe of the Washington Vereim, each ‘whom responded briefly. Forming in procession agai the King at the head, escorted by President Spangler and Vice President Schuliz, the association marched t» the diuing-hail, where the King’s banquet had been spread by Abner, and it was a fine set ont, to which full justice was done. Capt. Bailey, in a neat speech, proposed the seatiment fo the King, which was drank with applause, and Mr. Dessau responded. Appropriate remaris ‘were made by Mr. Spangler and others. The iadies shooting during the afternoon was quite brisk, and at the close of the day the prizes were awarded, as follows :—Mrs. Gus. ier, dress shawl; Mrs. Heunseh, album; Mrs Baier, breakfast shawl; Mrs. Thode, hat: Mrs. Zeller, cet of garters North of the pavilion the Gruettt Verein (Swiss) bave their heedquarters, and none ap- eared to epjoy themselves betier than they. ‘The Arions located near the main entrance, and were bent on having a good time, succeeding admirably during the evening in addiug to ta» enjoyment of others by their rendition of th» following pieces, led by Prof. Berzman :— “The Forrest (Hesser) Echo of the Woods: selections from “Bartha and Fra Diavolo. and the Nation’s Prayer, (Abt.) ‘The tenpin alley was the point of attraction to many, and the attendanis were kept very busy, at times the numbers being more tbau could be accommodated ou the alleys. The contest resulted in the following award of prize’: B. Henze, set of china; C. Worch, silk Ox of wine, (presented by Mr. ¥, cigar stand. tis more than likely that if ti this bas not yet been tally decided upor. Litue Wille Hammach, the rope ws was on the ground yesterday, and ade an a’ tempt to walk the rope, but whea be guton it wes found tbat be was weak, and it was deem: d best that he should not ina the at- tempt. Se Se AN AcED Citizex Gong—Robert Brown, Esq., one of the oidest residents of Capitol Hill died at ont o'clock this morning, at his rs dence, on scuth A street and immediately oy ite the Capitol square. Mr. B. had attaued the ripe old age of eighty-four, and was : & bale, hearty man until about a week when he was a native of Scotland, but come to 1 country when quite a young man, and s in this city, where he obtained Incritt ployment and held the most rrsponsibl tious, Mr. B. superiniended the constru Of the Capitol building proper, the President's House, aud the immense dry dock at Gosport navy yard. He was the contractor for the barid- ing “tow occupied as the Genera’ Post Offic» Having been very successful inearly lite, he Accumulated quite a fortune. and for the iast thirty years has been eut of business entirely, and led @ quiet and easy life. He had not an enemy. and was universally esteemed for his upmightness and probity of character. He was a link between ibe past and presetit genera. that class of aged and re- spectable citizens who are rapidly passing from our midst. He wasa de husbon' ; and aitera happy and well-spent life he hiss gone his tions, and was one o! and father, and a true and sincere frien. to rest, with the esteem amd good will of al feliow nen. His funeral will take hus residence, to-morrow afternoon a! ——_-—__- Fine Comaussiongens Tasr RUx.—At about fen minutes past ten last evening an alarm of fire was sounded by Fire Commissioners . cormer of 7th and M streets, which was immediately fol- Thompson and Gorbutt trom box 2 lowed by a general alarm to call out the re- serve companies. The alarm was sounded for the purpose of testing the promptness of the department. The following is the time made, &s taken by the Commissioner ii 10:30; Hibernia and Columbia, 14:30: 30. The Hibernia’s second reel. in rb gis turning the corner of K and 7th streets, being driven at a very rapid rate, struck the track of the street railroad and was upset. Those upon the reel were thrown violently to the ground but fortunately sustained nd injury beyond bemg bruised. The reel and horses also es- caped with trifling damages ——_4— n1ovs C#aRog.—Oscar B. Robinson, col- was tefore Justice Tucker yesterday, a! s ore the Est precimct station, upon a charge of assault and batery with amtent to comiait a rape upon Mary Jane Thornton, a colored woman, on the 2d instant. From the eviden: it appeared Robinson went to the house of the woman during the absence of her husband, And endeavored to outrage her person, after masking indecent proposais to her. Robinson admitted the fact that he was at the house and roade the proposal sworn to, and argued tha’ he ad a right to do so; that she had a night w refuse; but he denied having committed an assault upon her, He was required to give bail im the sum of $2 tor Bis appearance at court, —_.—_ Firz.—This morning, about 7% o'clock. a two-story frame house in the alley between loth and i7th streets and K and L, owned by Sarah Caster, colored, aud occupied by Henry Gutridge, colored, was discovered on fire, and the flames spread rapidly toa stable adjoininy, owned by Denn movAaN, and in a short time both were consumed, involving a loss of about $700. An alarm of fire wasgiven from box 46 and the fire department was quickly on the spot, as well as the police. and going into service the flames were kept from the adjoin- ing property, — SrxtH Warp Seymoug anv Brarr Crus This club held a meeting last evening at Steel's Hall, corner sth street and I street south, the president. Mr. F. Ober, in the chair, aod Mr, | George W. Miller, secretary. The chair ex- | Plamed that the non-attendance of the club at it» demonstrations in the city was caused alto- gether by misunderstanding. Messrs. Andrew Harregan and William Rose were appointed a committee to procure the club property miss- | {RE on the night of the Fifth Ward pole dedica- tion. The bour of meeting was chang p.m. Adjourned. = sae —_-—__ TOURNAMENT YRSTERDAY AT CARr- | xum’s SPRINGS.—The tournamen: yesterday at Carlin’s Springs was a decided success. It ‘was an occasion of more than ordinary intrest Qe it wasa friendly contest between Vircisaia and Maryland. Address was deliverai by Dr. J. O. Hill, and the successful Knights were: Messrs, Horace and Henry Bailey, A. B. Fox ot Virginia, and Mr. F. Gardner, of Marytand, whocrowned the following ladies respectively: Mirs L. Fosse’t, Miss Edelin, Miss Mary Fos- sett and Miss R. Thomas. —_o_—_ Pre-Nic.—The ice cart drivers attached to lags, ereins were during the afternoon gymnastic feats tor rehiets, um the King short times circle was formed around the prize stand, when Mr. Spangler, President of the Germania, made a brief address, congratulating those I's eye” shots during the day. Th» i. Emmert, butter dish; Jona H. entleman’s dressing case: John An- ngels);L. Lemkul, silver castor; F. Ocustu- was prostrated to rise no more. He from o’clozk. —Hook and Ladder, © minutes; Rucker engine, 10; Frank- FIRST WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB. Hlection of Uificers—A Lively Time, A meeting of the First Ward Repuolican Club was heid last might at the Theological Ins stitute building, corner of Twenty-secoad and I streets. The meeting was called to order at soclock by Wm. H. Lewis, the Secretar shortly aiterwards, Carter A. Stewart, 8 dent ppeared, And conducted the proceedings of the meeting throughont the evening. ‘The first business in order being the electi of officers,the Chair invited nomin; % Diessrs. Isaiah Bauldin and Cornelius Clarke, (colored,) aud O. S. Baker, (white,) were nawed for President. Upon & count it wasas- ceriained that Mr. Boaldin was the choice of the meeting, and he was therefore declared unanimously elected, The election of First Vice President being vext in order, Cornelius Clarke (colored) nom)- pated Mr. O.S. Baker, saying there had for some time been two “fractions” of the party in the ward, and he offered Mr. B.'s name with the belief that his uuanimous election would be the olive branch for the future harmony of the Republicans of the ward. Thomas Mar‘in (colored) was nominated, but declined im a beat speech, and offered, as a substitute, the nxme of Mr.Wm_ M. Slowen,a well-known apothecary of the First Ward. * A Voice.—“Is Mr Slowen in the house? ft not, I am opposed to the election of any mao who is not present,” Thomas Martin.—“He is not here, I believe. But suppose he is net; I don’t think Mr. Isaiah Bouldin are here either.” ; Wm. H. Lewis (colored).—“Mr. Slowen is a good Republican, and would make a good officer.” ‘Mr. Bowen , (colored) —“Yes, a very good Repubucan. He ran on an independent ticket a short while since.” Here considerable excitement was manitested, ‘when the Chair interposed, and deprecated the “prosecution” which some members were dis. posed to heap upon Mr. Siowen. He hop. i snch feelings would be laid aside, and Mr. name would be treated with the'same respect as other nominees. The vote was then fit taken on Mr. Baker's nomination, when he was dectared elected. Messrs. Wim. ML. Slowen (white) and Wm. H. Lewis and Robert Thompson (colored) were nominated for the office of Second Vice Presi dent. Thompson decline’. The vote was then taken om the names of Messrs. Slowen sud Lewis.which, upon a count, showed that there Were ¢ighty-four votes cast for each momiuee, and it was accordingly decided to go into an: other vote. Cornelius Clarke (colored) addressed the meeting against the nomination of Mr. Slowen, because he did not believe that gentleman cared to, or could, serve. He beheved that he would much prefer attending to bis private business. Thomas Martin (colored) replied, that he did not think Clarke bad been authorized to make any such statement, and it was not fair tomake such announcement. If elected, be believed Mr. Slowen would accept the position and make a faithfal officer. ‘The vote was then taken, and after much bickering and contusion the tellers reporved that they had counted seventy-eight votes for Dir. Lewis and seventy-four for Mr. Slowen. Therefore Mr. Lewis was declared elected. Mr. E.Ciarke and David E. Warner, (colored, ) were nominated for the office of ‘Secretary. Interrogatories with reference to the character of the nominers elicited remarks trom the Chair, who indorsed noth candidates, but more especially Mr. Clarke, who, he said, belonged to the same church that he did. [A voice — “Ob, pshay:! that don’t make him any better than any one else.) Mr. Clarke was elected Secretary. Daniel E. Warner was then elected Assistant Secretary without opposition. For the office of Treasurer, Alexander Hen: derson, (colored) was first put in nomination: whereupon great contusion ensued, in the idst of which there were cries of “Oh, ob,” Yo,” “Never,” &c., from all parts of the hall, and mot‘ons to Iny the nomination on the table. A member here sprang to his feet, and, with a stentorian voice, proclaimed that Hen- derson was too good a man to be treated im that ‘way, und he hoped his friends would ran him Here Walker White, a First Ward colored litician, assumed a tragic position, and chal- jenged any one present to “match nim” (Hen- derson) in point of integrity and Republican- ism. Ab, yes, you—you inen. if there were traitors nominated, he would meet with your support. There are traitors in the rauks— traitors ! traitors! traitors!” [Here White was overcome with bis emotions, and in bis effort to flud works for utterance, became so entane! im sititude that his friends seize force placed bim in a sitting Thomas Martin (colored.)—~-Mr. Chairman, I do not consid itis proper to lay Afr, Henderson's nomination on the table; but, he is not here, 1 withdraw his name, ° Here *he Ohair remarked t> Mr. U.S. Baker, ‘who bad been for some time “vibrating” about Mr. you Will please take Messrs, Carur E. Stewart and Cornelia- Clarke, (colored,) ‘Were then nominated for ‘Treasurer: but Stewart declined, and Olarke Dir. Henry Himber called for the reading of the names of those oiticers who had been ele. und the secretary proc xded to read the Hist. Teading Mr. Baker's name, Waller Ty impressive manuer, clapped his eyes upward, and ejacu- 1? samen!” [Laughrer,} A question was propounded the Chair, when the Secretary, Wm. H. Lewis, attzmpted to re. ly. Pe ‘Mr. Chairman, I wish to kno ima, Mr. Lewis or yous. selt A Voice.—“Mr. Chair, [move that Mr, dwm- yer is out ot order.” (Langhter.] Contusion here prevailed, but was fiaally quieted, when Lewis insisted upon the tin- portance’ of goimg into an election of an execu- tive committee. Mr. Himber put sn nomination for the posi- tion of chairman of the executive committec Mr. Alexander Henderson. ‘A member.—“I nominate Andy Jobnson.” Coniusion and uproar throughout the hail ‘Motions were then made to lay the nomi tion of Henderson on the table, and great con- fusion generally, when the Chair arose und counseled barmony and good feeling, Tae conduct of these meetings, he said, had here:o fore been ridiculous,and heralded to their detri- ut through the columns of the local pres« “For God's sake, let us stop this stuff, and if we have any family quarrels, go into the old fields and settle them among themselves,” Voices.—“Henderson is a thief; ue isa rob- ber, Walker White, in great agitation, made a side propelling motion towards Wm. H. Lewis, and vociferated “You call Henderson a roby do you, sir: I'll make you prove it, si make you prove it; you shall prove it, y. you—You"—&e. Voices—«sit down, brother White; “Oh: | Ob! brother White,” &e., aud confusion gener. ally throughout the hall, The Chair here attempted to quiet th troubled waters, and in his effort to do so said he did not see why there should be such con tention, as the office Was one of no respous bility; Whereupon a triend of Henderson i quired if Mr. Henderson was a fit person for office at all, why was he not suited fora respon- sible, a= well’ as in irresponsible position. The vote was then put and Henderson was elected. Mr. Himber was nominated asa member o/ the committee, but declined, stating that h. could not consent to run for 4u office atter th manifestation of the feehng towards him wh’ he had cbserved, but thatit would not aff. his Republicanism; for he would always, from principle, do what he could for the cause, 11. was proceeding farther, when an outburst o: disorder ensued, during which the speaker wa addressed as “busabugger,” and Perry Wils (colored) proclaimed bim (H.) as a “scalln. ‘Wm. H. Lewis arose for the purpose, it wa: of opposing Mr. Himber’s election as 1 member of the committee, but was induced to subside by the demonstrations made towar.i- him by Richard Brown, an antiquated old col- ored man, who placed himself in a menacing attitude before him, and said, “I'M whale yor if you say one word against him, Now mind. T thao it if you dare to: and, to make the mat. ter more impressive, doubled his right fist and struck bis other band with great yim, Here considerable comm»tion occurred in another portion of the room, in the midst of which Walker White, the “irrepres:ible,” was heard to anathematixe Mr. U.S. Baker, and threaten Laan to whip him in the room. Order was finally restored, when the meet. ing succeeded tw electing the following as members of the Executive Committee: Messrs. Alex, Henderser,, (chairman,) Richard Krown, Enoch Perry, Wm. H. Gray, Geo. Cross, Geo. Garrison, and Ubas, A. Lair, A vote of thanks was tendered to Dr. Torney 8nd lady for the use of the hal!, and a commit- tee appointed to a Bouldin of his elec. tion a8 President of the club: after which the meeting adjourned, DissoLuTion OF PARTNERSHIP.—The old and well established firm of M. f. Parker & Macnichol, No. 59 Louisiana avenue, opposit, the Seaton House, has been dissolved by mu- tual consent. Mr. Parker will continue in business at the same place, while Mr. Mac- nichol bas established 4 co-partuership with Mr. R. Brennan, at No. 350 D street, bet weer 9th and 10th. The ability and uniform courtesy ofthese gentlemen must insnre them success. Joseph R. Edson, Esq., acts as their attorney. —— Orricers EL&cTgp.—Last evening Howar! Division, No. 7, 8. of T., elected the following officers for the ensuing quurter:—W. P., J. ©. Rock;W.A.. W.G. Benton: 8. S.,W. B. Long: A 3.8, W.E. Keanaugh; E.S.,G. A Whitaker + W. B. Gonsalves: Chaplain, H. I) Tylen; Conductor, W. J. McLanchtio, As ant Conductor, S. Boyce; I. S., 0. P. Duane, ( S. J.T. Hetly, ——— Woes Low titer, ben ciated ‘asl Prop-iewr of the gardens on New York avenne, rs urnedi ta this airy evening, with bis family, afer an absence in Germany of two years, Tux Potomac Front.—In river matters to- day the most material fact is that of the arrival in Watt's bay of 8 snug little steam yacht, named Frolic, thirty-five feet long by Seven feet breadth of beam, trom Buffalo, New York, purchased by Col. Allberger, of this city, to run between Washingto and his farm, some a atacater ee juffalo to this i P fifteen 4 eamal, occu over ays. Paseed through wewerds of three hundred and fixty-six locks. This afternoon a party of gentlemen will maxe & pleasure trip in her down the Potomac. pi tory to her going to her new home. She was built at a cost of over three thousand dotlars, and in all respects Bre sents a neat and comfortable appearance. The steamer Arrow, Captain Stackpole. made ber geual trip to Mount ‘Vernon to-day, carrying own @ good list 3 Bers Wharf Arrive |—Schrs. Catherine Holmes, Dixen, from Hsvre-de-Grace, with coal for H. Burr & Co; Ocean Wave, Collins, from Havre-de-Grace, with coal for H. Burr & Co; Roxame, Laten, from Havre-de-terace, with coal for Harvey, Clarke & Given. Carter's Wharj.—Arrived—Schooners Ocean Waye, Collins, from Havre-de-Grace, with coal for John B. Lord: Anne Gibson, Gibson, to load brick. Sailed—Schrs. Windward, Reeves, for Elizabeth river, Va.. manure to J. ©. Taylor: America, Paul, for Havre-de- Grace, light; J. J. Barrell. Perry, light. Johnson's Whar. Grae aeeatle Williams, from Port wit » offumber tor ©. B. Church & Co.; Federal Hotel, Wheeler, from the same port ‘with the same cargo tor ‘Mohun & Son; Shawnee Tribe, Hughes, trom Mathias Point, with wood tor @. L. Sheriff, ‘ Riley's Wharf.— Arrived — Steamer Virginia, Gregg, with wood, for B. F. Clark; schrs. William Downs, Washington, and Ann Jane, Smith, with wood, for Briscor, Luttrell & Co. Julia, Smith, with 120 tops of coal, for W. E. Brown; John Wethered, Green, with 120 cons of coal, for H. Clay Stewart; Slipper A. Doug. Jass, Lewis; Flying Fish, Scott; Only Son, Edwards, from Virginia, with oysters, for Turner & Co.; sloop Rough. Jchnson, and Caroline, Howell; Susan Brown, Johuson, with oysters, for market: Ouln, Baroes, from Accomac. with oysters, for market, Flagstaff, Hughes, Cone River, with oysters, for market. Sailed—Schr. Benjamin Stokely, Hillman, tor Salisbury. Md., light. Fowler's: Whorf.—Arrived—Schnr, J. L. Har- net, Adams, trom Philadelphia, with coal for the Washington and etown Ice Compa- ny. Sailed—schnr. Eva May, Richards, from Georgetown, to load coal for Fall riy, Faye Wharf.—Arrived—Schars, Flounder, Skinner, with wood for Wilson E. Brown James Gorham, Garmon, with wood tor B. F Clark. Longboats Great Pirate, King, trem Occoquan, With wood for Cissll: Missouri, Keys, with wood for Mr. Gill; Orator, Brown, from’ Daleysville, with wood for James L. Frayeer. Sailed—schor. Star, Shackelford, for Yoeomico, light, Berrys Wharf.—Arrived—Scurs, H. J. Ray- mond, Ellsworth, from New York, with hav to Boyd; Ashland, Mitchell, from Richmond, ‘with lumber and shingles for the Government. Guinand’s Wharf —Arrived—Schooners Jobn Thomas, Ashton, with wood to market; Sallie, Milstard, with wood to market: Rising Sun, slark, with wood to market. Ssiled—s-hors. Artington, Bradshaw, hght; Pilot. Norris, light: Four Boys, Murdock. light; Sarah Ellen, Shannon, light; Constitution, Perry, light. cpap eees: Surr Aczinst THE W. anv G. RAILROAD.— Messrs. J. E. Norrisand Robert Leech have entered suit tor Conrad Deittrich against the, ‘Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com- pany for inyuries received by being thrown: from the platform of a car on the 3th of No-| vember, 1=67, by reason of alleged carelessne_* of those in charge ef the car, laying damages a. $5,000, —_.—_—_ ATTENPT AT Hicnway Rorpery —About 6:4 o'clock last evening, as Mr. R. J. Falconer was coming into the city by i#th street. in a buggy, an attempt was made to stop hiin by two or three ruffians, with a demand for his money, but he got away from them by whip ping up bis horse. There was a back stand- ing near by at the time. —aeepaameeis Parzr Hancens’ Association.—The Jour- neymen 1 Hangers Association on Monday night elected the following officers: George W. Pierce, Presideut; Charles H. Newn:n, Vice President:John A. Shackelford, Treasurer: John W. Hayes, Fimancial Secretary: Wm. W. Low- er, Recording Secretary. ——— A Nvisance.—a citizen reported this morn- ing that a scavengers night cart, in not a very cleanly coudition, had been lett in front of & blackercith’s shop on New York avent tween 6th and Tth streets, where it isa nuisance to the residents and the public. DW NGTON RaTLRoAD Phe Alexandria Journal of this morn- ing says Yesierday, at halt-past eleven o'clock a. m.. Deputy Sheriff Rock, in obedience to writ of hab. fe poss issued by the Olerk of the Circuit Court,"in the suit of “The Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company, its officers and ents Ws. The Washington. Alexandria and feorgetewn Railroad Company, its oficers, lessees, agents or servants,” seized and took Pexession of the local railroad connecting Alexandria and Washington, D. ©. Prior thereto James S. French. Esq., for the plaintiifs, bad executed a bond in the sum of $50,W00, to indewuify against loss that might be occa- sioned by the proceeding. We append a copy of the writ: The Commonwealth of Virginia, to the Sheriff of Alexand.ia County, Greeting —We command that you cause, the Alexandria and Wash- n Ratitcad Company, its duly constituted reand agents, to hive their possession of certain railroad in the county of Alexandria, im the State ot Virginia, now and heretofore oceupied by the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Company, its officers, agents, lessees, or servants, which the said Al- exandria and Washington Railroad Company, i duly constituted olticers and agents, lat-ly in eur Circuit Court of Alexandria county, by & decree pronounced by the said court on the zsth day of August, 186°, in a suit in Chancery, therein depending, wherein the Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company and others are plaintiffs, and the Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Company and others are defendants; have recovered against the std Washington, Alexandriaand Georgetown Rail- road Company, its officers, agents, lessees or servants, whereot they are convict as appears to us of record, and how you shall have ex. ecuted this writ make known to the Judge of our said Circuit Cour‘, at the Court House of said County, on the first Monday in November ext, and have then there this writ. Witness, Jefferson Tacey, Clerk of our said Court, at the Court House atoresaid, this 30th day of September, 136%, and im the 93d year of the Commonwealth, Jeprerson Tacery. ‘The execution of the writ did not impede the running of the trains, DIED. BEOWN. On the ist inst., ROBERT BROWN, aged $4 pears he friends of ths family are reque:ted to atten’ ral from his late Tewidence, No. #5 south t. Capitol Hill, om to-morrow, (riday,) the tant, at $0 clock p.m, * THE GRECIAN BEND. 0 THE LADIES —I have, sast received the pod Pires nd best Fe islea of ¥reach wilen Tam the only sutuerised seeut In thiscits, y 4 The best aprvved SHOULDER BRAGES. for La Misses, Gents, and ‘ean also be found at nuy oopenire snd Oorvct Factory. OHS. BAUM. Be 28 49 La, av , bet. 6th and 7th ate, Tun-yvean SIX PEB OENT. GOLD BEABING BONDS, A limited issue of the Bonde of the MASONIO HALL ABSOOCIATION OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Is now ready at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON, where subscriptions will be recelved, and informe- tion in regard to thom cheerfully feraished. QT Bonds are a frst-class security in every re- Bete ay EiSsty eoonrea by mortgage on the Masonic Hall property. Payable ten years from date. Covroy Bonds, in denominations of 950, $100, and $500, bearing intercst, payable. annually, of SIX PRE CENT. IN GOLD. B. B. FRENOH, Pres’t. BARNEB, Seo’y. wcll-tf WM. 8. HUNTINGTON, Treas. MONEY BROKER. CITY LOAN OFFICB. 498 short square from Pennsylvania avenue, Cig eed tims Pas Ao sce CITY ITEMS. cooled lay Juwetry.—Prigg’s One Dollar Jewry Store, No. #36 Pennsylvamia avenue, near +i street. No SMALL SAMPLES, but an entire pattera shown you when ordering goods at A. Saks & Co.. 517 7th street. Office hours from 6 a.m. to 9p. m. oo GENTLEMEN'S DOUPLE-RREASTED KaRsey SHORT Sacks, good quality, indigo dye, and neatly made, for A limited quantity of them only at George U. Henning’s, No. 5i1 7th street. —_-—___- Eigeant Brstygss Suits for #15, and a splendid assortment ot Fall and Winter Cloth- ing for Men and Boys, 2: Hable & Co’s., 408 Pa. ave,, under United States Hotel. 2 ————— Tar Retort Courtrovs.—“You're a dull looking set,” as Sozodont said to the neglected teeth. “We shall soon improve under your auspices,” as the neglected teeth said to Sozo- dont. “SPALDING'’s GLUE,” with brash, useful and indispensable in every well-regulated house. —— Hear Ys, Prorig, awp LisTsx To THE Voice or Wispom.—Those in want of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, goods, at low prices, go to the ORIGINAL FRANC. 494 Seventh street, between D and E, where you will find a splen- did assortment twenty per cent. cl ¢ than in any similar establishment in the city. His motto is, “A quick penny is better than a slow dollar.” Remember the place —4a4 Seventh street, large plate-glass front, six doors below E street. No branch store. 99,1: Cornea, &0.—Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist, of twelve years’ practical expetience in the United States and Canadas, and established at 424 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D). C. since 1561, removes Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails, &c., and successtully treats all diseases of the feet without pain or mconvenience to the patient. The shoe cin be worn with ease im. mediately after the operation. Kefers to the many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou- sands of ether responsible persons who pa- tronize his establishment. Hours from 3 s,m. to6 p.m. No charge for consultation at office. Calls made at residences from 6 to 5 p. m. ——_o___ Price List of Gents’ Furnishing Goods at the ORIGINAL FRANC’S, #4 Seventh street, be- tween D and E streets: Good White Shirts, $ia $1.50; Fine White Shirts, $2282.50; geod Under- shirts and Drawers, 5i cy and $1; A No.t fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, $1.5), $1.75; od Cotton Socks, 10, 15, 20, and 25 cente; best nglish Half-Hose, $5 and $5.50 per dozen; good Paper Collars, three boxes fer 25 cents; White Handkerchiefs, 15, 20, and 25cents: Linen Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, ete., at popular prices. Remember the place—i9i Seventh street, large plate-giass front, six doors below Estreet. No branch stores. 9,91: Se epee ‘Waarrme Parme for sale. Apply at th Srar Office. ——— Pursons wishing to subscribe for Tas Stax who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard, will eae spb ime their creets ot Me. East Capitol street, n 4th and Sth. Jou Cocerns, Agent. py DALIFOREIA WINES, SUCH AB Port, ‘Muscatel, ane? ‘ica, Hock. and Claret: pare Grape Sas from the celebrated Vineyards of Robler & Frohiing Also, ys Bye Whiskeys, ie meahinst rare aint) 9 Depot for Fine Family Groceries, se29-3t Northwest corner 9th and J sts 7] F OB THE ENGLISH OPERA, FINE PEARL, IVORY, ENAMELED AND PLAIN OPERA GLASSES. A large assortment of our own direct importa: tion, Also, complete assortment of PABIS EVENING FANS. ‘M. W. GALT & BI Jowelers, avenne. 80 28-3t New Store, 280 Pont GEORGETOWN. Affairs in Georgetown. Lerrers rematving ia the |) ‘Anderson Miss Sirah E: Beck arnell Mrs Lizzie; Ceioo Mes A ra: Clifford Mrs Mabe!; Dunuiran Mrs Wm, Gibsou Mrs J; Hull Mrs Horney LL: J son Miss Elizabeth: Le Blaus Miss Jette. Mar- shal Mrs Sarah A; McLaughlin Mrs Charles A Ragan Miss . Smith M-s Emma Herer: Walker Mrs Rachel B; Woodward Mrs M Genslemen’s List.—At wood Horner D: Bitten- ger Rev Benj; Billups John W; Benton Master Walter, Bray R: Corson Capt Jos E Crouse Geo; Cranmer Capt J A: Coues ; Eskridge James T: Ford A J: Gres J 3reen Wm. col: Heary J W: Hoover Andw: Holmes Geo; Hymes George W: Holt JH; Jones Jackson; Johuson Robert: Lyon Capt A C; Lewis Ben) W: Lord Aug K. Smith Wm; Shepard Thos ¥; Storm A: Sm: Clement; Sewell Jos W: Smith Wm; Trip ( F; White Joseph G. Walter John; White Capt Mrs Dennis; mith Miss Lerens; Green Thos. col, 2; TEeMrmnanck —Last evening. at meeting of Potomac Division, No. 5, Sons of Temperance, the following-named persons were selected as officers next three W. P, W. 0. Drew; W. A. E. P. S. R. E. Smith; A. R. 8, A. V. Cornelius Offutt: Chap. J. E. ; Con., G. H. Vermil; Harrison Wilson; 1.5, W. E. Bremmerman. Atter which an ada’ made by O. k. Harris, Esq.,who congratuinted the Division on the success of its efforts. ‘Tue CaNat.—Koats are arriving very treely, and business continues lively alongsthe line of ast month, 626 boats the Collector's office, and the tolls collected here amounted to $5,140. no. a fair indication, however. of the business of the canal, as mosi oi the charges are paid at Cumberland. Potice News.—Danng the quarter ending September :Wih, there were 4-7 arrests made, of which 406 were males, and Number of lodgers accommoda'ed. 48: ager gxte of fines and costs imposed, 71 were females. 782 arete. ov; amountof money and rty turned over to the property amount of money and property recover- @d and returned to the owners, $1,207.37. Mancnawrs’ EXcHANG®.—Nothing was done on ‘change this morning save the offering of ‘220 bushels red wheat without er a Yess terday, after our report closed, the following sales of wheat were made: 65) bushels at s2: 150 bushels at $2.45 NG HItt.—William Y and Wesley Diggs, both colored, and residing on Herring Hill, bad a dispute yesterday after- uoon as to their individual merits, aud decided to settle the same according to the rules of the pped. and were pam- mellang one another at a fearful rate, when they were arrested by officers Bowman and Harvey and arraigned before Jusuc: Buckey, who fined them $1.50 each. Frovr Insreerions Drrixe THE Mowrs.— Durimg the month ot September the Flonr | spector numbered 19,017 barrels of the fvllo} ing grades:—City Mills—9,736 Family; ; Super, 160 fine; broad arrow; total family. $15 extra, 156 super, 16 fine, 7 middlin. Besides the above there were ii barrels rye flour. River Froyt.—Entered—Steamer James S. Green, Inman, New York, with freight tor Districtmercha SHIPMENTS OF Oc 80 bushels at $2.35 2,360 bushels at 5: Fient on Hi prize ring. So they 37 Middilng, 4 Canal flour—76) AL DURING THE Mowta.— During the month of September 14,017 tons of coal were shipped from this port northwar as follows:—Borden Mining Compan: tons: Cumberland Coal Company, 4,6%/ ton: Central Coal Company, 2,625 ton= tion Coal Company, 3,°57 tons; Ray's Docks, Georgetown Adver BY THOS. FOWLING, Auctionser; Georgetown SENOL! BNITURI PF EC HOU: D wy ri ie AND EFFECTS NG. October 84, On SATURDAY MORN 1808, at 9 o'clock. 1 will sell, jeuction store, No. 174 Brilge street, a gen jeral assortment of Household Furnita THOMAS DOWLING, & T° DEALERS IN TOPACCO. Tam now recefving good sound bright and dark medium TOBACOO, hE can sell at 53, 60, an) 65 cents, at wholesal 23 High street, under the Masonic Hall, Georgetown. D. ¢ fe 26 Im* JAMES WALLA - a Xo. STALL No. ss. STALL No. i am now the very at the lowest market prices, part of the Centre Market. 8625 2w WM. LINKINS Poromac noz uznzisc. POTOMAC BHAD. All selected and in fine order, Comerst Nit aut rol Under an 19 ADIES, GENTLEM@N. end OHILDEEN’S 4SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, Underclothing, Boots and Shoes, &c., &c a #.8.JUsTA, At 2546 7th street, in the second ‘above Northern Liberty Market, Det. L and M sts., cast side Having secured the services of Mr. E: KILEY. formerly with A. McUs: the celebrated Baltimore Gausmitn. I will b= Pleased to see my old customers, and any otle-= who mar want anything in 'my line, and 1 will tee K, at pa tatr prices as it cu iber the place, Bigu o rect, between 6th aud De JOHN J. PEABODY. HAVING TAKEN OW (RGR OF ALT WORK LOCKEMITH ESTADLISNMENT: SoA D erect, 1 will be pl cldirichds. Geet ae whY Beh M. WILLIAN, TIPORTEE oF a2 PARISIAN FANCY GooDs, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, And 7 Cite Trevise, Pa Has opened a fnil stock of FALL G00! i constantly receiv ‘Dew st: SS ea oni nt in Pare. “Tits Ulocks: Sutts, Sik" tins, Ribbons, Feathers, . Laces. Trim mings, Fans, Ladies’ Under ents, Boun Hair Braids, Lubin’s Perfumery, Kid Gloves, ct-.. cannot be surpassed by any other bonse in qnality and price resses. Ol Buite and Co Tale te order. Urders for ‘Goole tron Parts taken we 15-tf H°W4"D UNivensity, MEDICAL 8CHOOL, WASHINGTON, D.C. Re the Big Gun, No. 414 D ith streets, Wash The first apnusl setsion of WARD 5 VERITY MEDICAL COLLEGE wilt boas eg Sp ‘wath of October, 1863, in the fi Dee. Lectures will be given daily, commencing at : o'clock p. FACULTY: SILAS L. LOOMTS. M. D., Dean. J08. TABER JUMNSON, M. D., Secretary. SILAS L. LOOMIS, M_D..Wo. 476 71 : Profeessr of Chemistry and Toxitclege ree ROBERT BEYBUBN, M. D., No. Stroct, Protascy of Kabtomy wor See West 2oth TEER IO, Bb ae ica and Therapentics. LAFAYETTE 0. LOOMIS, M.D. P ve., Professor Physiology and Microscopy, th ALEXANDER T. AUGUSTA, M. B., Demons! Trot Auatomy. * gs ‘The entire Expense for the present Proparatory C including Matriculation, Demor to fee, and Unemies! instraction, will be $100. De" For farther tn asation, and for admission to 308, TABER JOBNBON, a. D.-Sec'y se 25-cotoc?s N. W. cor. of loth and M SOMETHING NEW. WALL, ROBINSON & CO., POINTED YOKE SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. GIVER THEM A TRIAL. 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, Between sth and 0th streets, ees-tf fOTICE. Tat COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX- isting between the subscribers, under the name and style of BROWNE & HILTON, is hereby dis September 19th, 1868. solved by mutual consent. DBR POLITAN HALL, Ay TLS EE Rt ied the finest breads. vey QE BX THomas DOWLING, Auc’ HANDSOME AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT ABOTION. On FRIDAY, October 2. 3858, at 5 o'clock iid front of the premtses, ry desirable residen: = ‘engress street, near the Post Office Thr ntaipe eight tooms, besides bath roo + Closets, and all modern improvements t fronts 30 feet, by m depth of 121 feet 4 inches. The location is one of the most desirable house cau be seen at any time This isa rare oppor- ‘that handsome and pres ious to the day of tantty to obtatn a firet-cl Gonreyanciog and staraps at cost BANKRUPTCY NOTICES, KUPTOY NOTION ICH, That on the ath 7 BAN HISI8 TOG day of Sepiember, A. BLOUT, of the city tou. of said District, bankrupt on his Own petition; that the payment of axy debte and delivery of any property belons ne to such bankrupts, to him or for his use, perty by him forhi transfer of any eof the creditors of t ‘or more saa held at a Conrt of {ity sit in the (sty of Wacbiogton. het vies Brown. Register. on day 0” Octo ber, A. D. 183, a8 IO o'clock a mo eee DAVIP &. GOODING, D, tD.c., le fe Serrewerk 20, 1803. ann) SYLVANIA AVENUK, ‘most complete sasor: DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, POW vER FLASKS, A Vania avenue. Fourth door from 6th street New FALL Goops, FULL STOCK, JUST OPENED. le DRESS GOODS, ‘GOODS in every variety. HOSIERY. GLOVES. WHITE Goods OUSK LINENS. BL ALRSPmet ot a lowes: J. W. SELBY & 00. 323 Pennsylvania avenue. IX BENKERT, Having completed the necessary arrai for giving Musical Instruction, is ple to announce to bis frienc PIANO, and i the various branches of Musical hnowledze.eac »- {OUNTERPOINT, COMPOSITION, TATION, &c , &c., ~<a <4 it either seperately or in con ich will be ten: section with the Fiano Nesom styles of Piano Mu: ; a8 the soul of Music, being always the main Beth Ci will be at, the fer’s residence, \ F wt the Music Store of W. oe MARLOW & CO.’s PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER. MANUFACTORY, 262 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUR. or FAMILY AND SXTRA FLOUR, For sale low in lots to suit, by W. M. GALT & Co., avenue and Ist street, near Balt_snd Obio Depot. jai or Patent Cotton SRINE Ts" Fis EDUCATIONAL. a AY bl LANGUAGES - rofesor DANTEL E. GROUX, former!y Teach %. eesfol during many kuowledee of French, &p- make arrangements ™ ‘ Classes for instraction in the above langusces Travsiations ie ano. Svediah Danish, . ae! For i fice No. S1b sth strect rer Bvilding, betwarn D and ton. D. ¢ F SAGE Cob. FELIN OON Felt Baves Institute Alextoizin, Van ts'prt, 8 xa) 3 pared to take charge of th. oh Ber: Becboel in Washingt <1. EWS SCHOOL FOR ciki pn ‘oder the direction of the - SISTERS OF THE OLY Ckoss, Fifteenth street, next to MATTHEWS CHURCH. eB colm . M Bt will re open ber SCHOOL. BOW 23th, H street Mca ine ere ish € Schocl for Boye, will comme term at Hall No. 3: MONDAY, Sept class for yo ® HENBY MASSON. A. Languages. OCK HILL_OO! 5 tore CITY. MD. Studice wil te resumed tt this’ Institution Monday, September 7th, 1%. Board, Washing and Tuttton, per annem a O.| Entrance Fee. 10, Piynicians ee, 00. ‘Music and Daswioe extra ansor BHO. BETTBUIN, Pres Ts UNION EVANGELICAL INSTITU for young indies ar4\ misses will be opew fo: {he Tees ption of day pupils. on MONDAY September. 1968, at residence of the Rife VAN GRLO SACKSON, Bo. 331-3 avenue, between and 10th streets weet. & mber of boarding pupils will be re spply to the principal. P ing fall collegiate powers. frenty sixth, scholasti pe? QS ar sod Pelton per sb re REV Tube a CARN Lo Preatden DENTISTRY. A= ICIAL TEETH INSERTED To Give SATISFACTION "FULL SETS FHOM $10 TO $40. eens sxamine yo Ge aee oats = : 7 ea ‘witbout pacn. ‘Teeth carefully filled ton it ce enables t pater Sigved to adjust Weeth, to ve most didicalt cases, cosine St. pg rerrincrun. oul 2m" TEETH EXTEACTED WITHOUT Palm. Ro charge will be mate fo fo! tificia! Teeth are inserted, ih the, paticut will be Teawired to pay for, ‘QA business brokers, will be c Li Mm: a aa yop * ae Fr pare! . _ om 20 cf all description, Ol wor bea cd sold iy dam" 1. BARTLETT. ESstabiisnep as2. HERZBRERG'S LOAN OFFICE, 351 NORTH © STREET. between 4: end Gib sirecte, immediotsiy tn rear jonel Hotel ul? Highest advances made. Strictly conta wu ta iD FIRM OF BEOK AEE aEPeaer, ‘on al! Rinés of Poregantise.te any amount and for suy sf reduced. THO MAS Kk. “= “a BUILDER. CONTRACTOR, aND = SUPERINTENDENT. ~e mechanic, I offer my_~S SF sctvices to tir pubtic ase Buliier-and will Sa SF-centract forall kinds of work connected BF Fapt the art os Balding, superiutend by theo ey, «Al roeponalbiliy, Solin ‘ade ot work a! ns 21 pattie wicca ate ‘All communications trough ~~ weeSce will meet with i sttention “| fbttddedidddddddddds DRY @oOoDsS aT LOW PRICRES. / BOGAN & WYLIE, ‘ No. 329 SEVENTH &TRERT, se P pas Rew York avenue and L street. Bec HAMBURG GEAPE: BLACK RAMBURC GRAPES! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES N.W. BUROHELL, ani under Ebbitt House JUST BECE > AT NO 4 MARKET SPACE, N AN ELEGANT STOCK OF ENGLISH SRGS! among hich "an ‘pcamtifel Tden frotr ‘are P tueiaie Paris Exrosttisg. ail selitieg at the fog Sct ratee, Good English Brossels aa low wt @1.56 eepil-eott No.4! A CERTAIN CURB FOR OVEE-DEINKIBG. BR VON KUBB’ TI. ‘Blast Door Soret CE - VOR KURE & Oo. P. ATENT PANTALOON DBAWERS. ‘The vest fitting DRAWERS ts the world are the PATENT PANTALOON DEAWERS, FISK, CLABK & FLAGG, Patenters aud Manafacturers, Sn®eollt _Ne. 5 Whitestrest, N. ¥ ow MARYLAND, J a Pace HE ac HPAP sor. vo