Evening Star Newspaper, October 7, 1868, Page 4

SE a SS sh hs LOCAL NEWS. &e., To-Nigh’ Wat's Oreexa Hov ‘The great moral drama of Unele Tom's Cabin is drawing good houses, as it is given in excellent style py the company. NatioNal THEATRE—Balf's opera of the Boks man Girl, by tae Richings Opera Troup: Opp Faitows’ HaLt.—Tableaux and S552 Bee adies ot the Ninth-sireet M. 'P Church for the benefit of the church, Carver's SaLoow.—H. J. Russell opens bis Daneswg Academy tor the season. ——e___ PRREAYTERY OF THE DistRict oF Courx- This association (New Schoo!) met last K in the Assembly Church, corner of ‘Mas-achusetis avenue and Sth street. Rev. Wm. Pastor. It was opened with prayer and wading of Scriptures by Rev. Thos. McCann; alter which, Rev. Geo, H. Smyth. of the Sixth Presbyteriam Chureb. preached the opening Sermon from the words of the Apostle Pai “ I magnify mine office.” The magnitude and Gignity of the ministerial office was forcibly Presented, and, in conctas‘on, the reverend di. Vine mentioned the great namber of min’ who had broken down through severe labor and other causes. He stated that ju his opin- 100, there were more ministers out of their pro- sessional lite in Washington than in all Eug- jand. Benediction was then pronounced: after Which, tbe Presby: was constituted by rayer from the Moderator, Rev. John ©. Rath, D. D. ‘The following delegates aw. swered to roll-call :—First Church, Rey. Byron Sunderland. D. D., and George B Patch, elder: Fourth Church, Rey. J.C. Smith, D. D., and Eider J. H. Blacktan; Sixth Church, Rey. Geo. H_Smy ib and Elder John Kaight: Assembly Choreb, Elder W. J. Re dstrake: Church, Kev. yy Church at Mr. Ai Glover and Elder N. W. Walker: Church at Baltimore, Rev Geo. Elder J. F. Moore; also, Rev. Tho:. of Frederick. Several ministers and elaets were absent. Kev. Wm. Hart, of the Presbytery of Catskill, was invited to sit axa corres ponding member, as his letter of dismis- won t his body had not come tohand. Rev. P. Glover was elected Moderator, and meeting adjourned until this morning at mine o'clock. The Presbytery reassembled at 9 o'clock this morning and haifan hour was spent in devo- tional exercises under the direction of the Modesaror, Key. Chas. P. Glover, and the ses- sion Noyes. andge br. J. Smith, Mr. 5 ly, delegates to the General Assembi . jade ‘heir repor: with the minutes which were Feferret. _—— Surmeme Crrcte, B. U.[(H. F.) ©. A.—Mon- day, this body held an atternoon session at the hail. corner of 7th and D streets, when the an- nual address of the Supreme Washington, and Teports of the Supreme S. K. and other officers were presented, The address apd reports show the order to beim a healthy condition, and to bave made considerable increase, especisily in Pennsylvania and this District, aud the pros- ects are very flattering for a large increase ot nen.bersbip durine the coming year. Yester- day, reports from various standiig committees Were presented and cousidered, the most im- portant of them being that on ine revision of mitual, The Circle was also engaged in ccnferring the Supreme degree. The cificers who hold over until the next Annual session are as follows: Supreme Wash- sngton, J. Martin McFarland, of this ci ki Jefferson, H. 1. Bonsall, (editor of the Camden bles) of N.J., formerly of this city; N. Z Seitz. Pa: S. W., M. Chance, Bal‘i- . ald, Del.: S.G., Richard K., S. A. H. Marks, ¥.G. Romey, of Phil Pe ae One. Pa.; S. Marshal, +S. W. of .. Jacop somerse:, P. John H. Brooks, Pa, * 2 ro A number of the most prominent ef Georzetown and Wasbington, united in ten. dering a complimentary serenade to Alderman Jobn ({. Larman, of the First Ward, anda pen him at bis residence on Pennsylvan avenue. The purty was composed of repr sentatives of both branches of the City Councils ot uly and Georgetown, a number of our and the officer and master me- © Printing and Currency Bureau wry Department After the execu: aple of pieers by the Holy Hill band, p Lerman appeared and tnvi Lis house, wih 3 3st BO== evening spent i nptnous repast shed, and around the festive board ke health of Mr. Lar- hecrtiest compliments. the enlivening notes of the Holy Hill bond, the enjeymen's of the evening w epher d by the Voeal music of a fine chub tat accompanied the serenaders. —o—— Sixt Warp Grant axp Corrax Curp.—A meeting of this club was held last night a: the East Mission Church, on 10th a beyond a series of speeches from Messrs. D. Kelsey, Michael Duffey, Majors Morse and Wells, Mr. Jobn L. Pfau,and Mr.F A. Bo;- other matt were considered. The Temarks of the latter gentleman were confined Principally to local politics, during which he charged the Democra's with running the city im debt over half a milion of dollars, aud deait im severe criticisms upon the course of Mr. John Q. Larman during the past few months asa member of the Board of Aldermen. all the speakers brar‘ily endorsed Grant and Gol- fax. nud predicted their success by unprece- @enied majorities. and. in conclusion, Major We excited uch en husiasm by roading ais} ¢ lection from Connecticut, con. | Veving reports of @ brilliant victory for the Re. | publicsne. — ® Fenian Brotuernoop — bmen and their friends has d by the Committee on Ad- ol, James R. O" Beirne, of this ident of the Seventh Congress.) was which, after speaking of the broth. erbood having be-m united, and referring to the work at home being in progress, counsels all to forg aifferences. crush out dissension, 2 We cali upon our countrymen, Wherever they may be cast, to organize circles, ut themselves into communication with the Dhief Executive, snd thereby hasten the day When Ireland shall make her appearance meng the nations—the peer of any, and the guardian of her children's welfare. God save Ireland © A Foxwrpapte Ax ‘Whose breech loading noticed seme time since, bas invented magazine rifle doubtless the most formidable weapon uow in use. It is claimed that fifty shot+enn be tired without taxing the g4n irom the shonider in 45 seconds, and easily ‘Bone mmute, the cartridges being contained am the kk. The welght, with its fifty cartrid- ges, is hut 12 pounds, and there is but little ma- chinety m the gun excluding the magazine, there being but four only additional pieces to those in the common muzzle loader. Captain wigs is pow engaged in getting ap the gun in Lowell, Mass. and will, within 2 short time, Baye it before the publi a mes Mapnrep.—Last evening an interesting wed- ding ceremony took place at the residence of Mrs. Koss, coiner of 9th and E streets, John T. Given, Exq., of this city, being united in marrige to Mixs Amanda U. Walt-rs. There ‘Were but few persons in attendance—the near relations and mtimate friends of the parties only. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. Samson. assisted by Rev. Dr. Ames. Af.er Teceiving the congratulations of those present, the bappy couple leit in the *30 train lor New York city, Niwgara Falls, &., on a wedding tour. They byve the good wishes of this com- munity for their health ond Bappine! a. Mestcrrat Covrtzsy.—John R. Conway, Mayor of New Orleans, and who is a native of Alexandria, Va. bas presented to the corpora. tion of the Iatter city a handsome copy of the municipal laws of the Cresceat City. The Alexandria Guzrte says: “The present will be thankivlly and appropriately received, and Weserved among (he archives of the city. Un- fortunately, it is at present impossible to returo a similar present, for but three copies of the jaws of the corporation of Alexandria are known to be in existence. and the appearance of those is not credirable. ees Tarrearx Axp Mrétc.—Last evening the entertainment at Odd Fellows’ Hall,consisting of tableaux. &c., for the benefit of Sth street Methodist Protestant church commenced and swas well patronized. The tableaux were far above the average, and gave universal satis. faction. To-night the following tableanx will be exhibited: Faith; Past. on et = ‘The Believer’s Vision: Solomon's Jndgment: Music, Painting, and Sculpture: Marble Stat- wary; and the Flower of the Family. The Misses Daniels wil! also appear and sicg some ‘of their favorite pieces. —__.+—___ DisTRict oF CoLumnta Mepicat Asaocta. ‘Tiow.—AL a mecting of this association, held Jas night at their ball, corner of Tenth and ‘ . Nalley and Cornelius F. Callan were submitted as candidates for ballotted for, and they were duly ed and new + membershi elected. The association then disposed of some private business and adjourned. —__e— Drary For 1869.—From Coyle & Towers, 315 Pennsyivania avenue, we have @ neat. hand- seme, and convenient style of Pocket Diary for ‘wrth tablets, compartments for postage taMps, car tickets, currency, Money, cards, &c. Ives just the thing for the coming year. —_eo—_—_ Dey Goons at Avetiom,—No one should fart to view Forrest Hall, in Georgetown, on Friday next, and eet ‘eins in dry goods at the auction sale tobe held there. See adve semen! in 2Do'her column, t | Thompson, Es Fiith Ward Seymour and Blair Ch Mr. McNerhony Endertes General Blair's Doc@ ‘ The Democracy are Patrick Henrys—U iryinic Can't Vote fer President They'll Wade Through a Sea of blood—Good News from the Nuimeg diaie—Iis importance, Particularly to the Figth Ward. ‘This Club held a meeting Instevening at their hall, on 3d street east,on Capitol Hul, the President, John W. Mead, E3q., in the chair, and Mr. Georze W. Durham, Secretary. Seve. ral gentlemen were proposed and elected members. Mr. Mulloy moved that the Secte- tary be instructed to notify delinquewt mem- bers of the amount of their dues. Mr. Barnes thought that would umpose too mach labor on the Secretary, when Mr. Mulloy stated that the gentleman (Mr. B.) was not aware that tne Secretary was an extraordinary man, as he could write with both baxds. Tue motion was adopted, after being amended so as to include only those who were in arrears for four weeks On motion of Mr. Mulloy, the Treasurer was athorized to purchase ‘a cheap stove for the se of the hall. im case the condition of the reasury justified the expense. On motion, Messrs. J. W. Smoot, D. Callahan Thornley were appointed to investigate of Professor Heald for payment for music fur- nished on the occasion of the West End pole dedication. At this junction Mr. Frank MecNerhany ap- peared in the hall and was invited to addr: ss he meeting. Mr. McNerhany stated that be Would not make a formal address, but would merely refer to the important issues involved im the present campaign, which were constitu- tional liberty on one hand and radical despotism on the other. Ifthe Democrats were traitors. they were of the same class as Patrick Henry. He then spoke of the character of Mr. Seymour, who, he said, was sending troops to Gettys- burg when Horace Greeley was implorioz Yer. Lincoln to recognize the Southern confederacy. As to the doctrine promulgated by General Biair, it was entirely correct. The Southern States were entitled to their rights as States, and if Virginia under the recoustruction act= should putan electoral ticket in the fleld in this camp.itn and carry it as they would for Seymour and Bisir, and the Radicals should attempt to rule ont the vote, the Democracy of this country would wade throuch a sea of blood before that injustice should be done to that gallant old State. He then referred to the chr ering news 1rom Connecticut and spoke of the importance of this election to the pc ople of Washington, particularly to those ot the Fiita Ward. He then gave cheering accounts of the prospects in Pennsylvania, and predict'd an overwhelming victory tor the Democracy in November. An unznimons vote of thanks was tenderea to Mr. MeNerbany for his address; after whicu the meeting adjourned to meet hereafter at 7 o'clock p.m. —————— A Dovri® Divorce Case.—Yesterday. in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie, a decree p | Joco was entered in the ease of Chas. P. Wan- ell, jr. ainst Lettie H. Wannell, the defend- ant bot having filed an answer. The bil: in this case sets forth that the petitioner marrie« the defendant under the name of Lettie H Smith, im Baltimore, Auguat siist, si, Rev. Thomas Barrow performing the ceremouy that there is one child thirteen months old by satd marriage; that she informed petitioner that she had peen ‘married to one James U. Smith, an officer of the United States mulitary servica, and was widow; that he relied explicitly this statement; that he was only twenty y of age at The time,and married witho the knowledge and consent of bis relations: that she was *ix or seven years bis senior, and con- eraled this fact from him. and, also, that be then gave his residence as Richmond, V: + bee cause of being under the control of relations, and being desirous of keeping the fact from their knowledge. The vill further states that after the marriage reports were in circulation that James C, Smith was then living, and the deteudant sisted that he was not, the reports being and the petition states that he ex to prove that she bad full knowledge be (Smith) was living at the time; that after her mtrriaze to Smith he went to New York, and she followed bum and lived wich Sim some time; that she returned and said that he had died; that M on the 18th of January, |-07, ‘Tee SUrrerers ny THE LATE FLoop IN MaryLayp.—Mr. Augustus E. Perry, treas- ‘urer of the Reliet Committee of Washington for the sufferers by the late flood in Maryland, has received from all sources $5,301.53, of which be has remitted to the different localities of suffering $4,742.25, leaving a balance on hand of $559.55, which will be remitted for distribu- tion at Ellicott City and various points in the valley of the Patapsco river, above and below the city, to relieve the many small farmers and laborers, among whom there yet exists much suffering, as many of them lost their all at the time of the flood except the clothing on their person: The liberal and timely contributions from the gentlemen employed at the Treasury rt Ment will be of great service, and itis to be Tegretted that the treasorer of the relief com- mittee has not the funds to make remittances to other points where great destitution is knowa to prevail among the timid, retiring poor, who are ovt of employment and have not the means to seek new locations and situations, if they could be found, in the present depressed con- dition of the manufacturing and agricultural interests. We learn trom the treasurer that it is designed to remit any fature contributions which may be made to Sykesville and Tria- delphia. Among recent receipts are #36, in part from collections made at the General Post Oifice Department. No returns have yet been received from the State, Navy, (Quartermaster General's or Medical Depirtments, nor from the Fifth, ‘Sixth and Seventh Wards of this city. ———— Tae ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD Casr.—Yes- terday Jude Underwood, of the United Stat Oireuit Court of Alexandria, rendered a dec: sion on the rule on James S. French and G- W. Rock, requiring them to show cause why they should not be fined for contempt in viola- ting the order of the Court of 2-th_ of Angust, appointing Osear A. Stevens aud W. Jackson Fhelps Receivers of the Qourt, and to restore to said Receivers the railroad ‘property taken from them. Jacge Underwood, after ord ring the rail- road property to be restored tu the Receivers Stevens and Phelps, sys “When property properly passed in the hands of the Receivers of a Court it is cons ered in the possession of the Court itself, end cannot be taken in the unauthorized manner Attempted iu this ease without violation of law, und at Ivast a tec’nical contempt of the Court. Itappearing, however, by the admis- sion of the counsel of French and Rock, that they acted under the advice of counsel, and under a mistaken view of their rights, the Court is not disposed to impose upon them any fine beyond the costs under the proceedings, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Conrt;on the payment of which, and the surrender of the Property so improperly seized, French and Pock will be disckarged from said charge of contempt.” ——e—__—__ INSTALLATION OF OvFicgrs.—Island Hall Was filled to its utmost capacity last night, at Hope Division, to witness the installation’ of the tollowing officers:—W. P., A. M. Boswell: W. A.. G. Barkman; + J. Cooksey; ALR S.. J. Thayer: Treasuaer, PLE. Jones; F. 8. J. Highland: Chaplain, J.T. Kidwell; Condue tor, J. A. Williams: Asst. Gon., J. Avery: I. R.H. Marmaduke; U. S., T. Bargess: {st Lady Officer, Miss Mollie Haliday; 2d, Mrs, Angle; Sd, Miss Maggi Williams: Lady Conductor, Mrs. Delevergne: Miss Deleyersas, Aiter the installation the following programme was gone through with:—Kecitation. entitled “Forty Old Bachelors,” by Brother Jone >. Song, by Miss Gordon.” Remarks by Brower Caivert, W. P., of Western Division. Speech, by Brother Kidwell. —— THE Lone Baipex.—The repairs to the Long Bridge, which crosses the Potomac at the foot of Lith street, have progressed so far as to war- rant the statement that thay will be completed in a few days. On Thursday next foot passen- gers will be permitted to pass cver, aad a week hence vebicles can pass, The draw a onth end was lowered yesterday for th t time since the cessation of tiavel, and thi ng Major Lubey, the superintendent of repairs, passed over it in his carriage. When com. pleted the bridge will be much improved, aud more substantial than it has been tor many years past. The toll-house, litherto hailt over Aled a petition for the said Lette H., praying | the water rp allel with the north draw. nas | for adivorce on the ground of adultery, and | been pulled down and will be rebuilt ina short | that the decree was granted Qctoner Ist follc time at the extreme north terminus, and silaa. ing; that he also expects to prove that | fendant first married Smith by the nam+ of Netue Brown, that her mother require 4 thai } that she should be remarried under her proper of Sheldov; and so expects to prove by the parish book= of St. Patrick's aud the testi he di mony ef Rev. Father Walter. Th pr tition of defendant in this casein 1 against Smith (filed Janna forth that she was married s Chureb. January oth, I=} to James | being then in her sixteenth her im great bodlily ing he threw ber do shoot her, &c.. and charges th | adultery witha woman name uohy was taken befor ‘when the facts were wstitled to al witne: And, as <\ated above, thy « of divorce was granted October I (a year after the marriage with Waunell.) ——_e Tue Potomac Froxt.—The steamer V: derbilt, Capt. Colmary, which was withdr. threatened he qommutt 4 idon. Ti Commissioner morning she carried down a very | of indies and gentlemen. Harvey's Wharf-—Arrived—Sobr Street, from Philadelphia, with I=i toas of coal for Harvey, Clark & Given. Fay’: Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. Kate, Read, from Daleysviile, with wood for E. L. "# Carter's Wharf —Arrived—Schr. Wr Conway. trom “Nanticoke, with lumiyer for ¢ W. Linville & Co.,and wood for R. W. Bar clo. Sailed—Sebrs. Americ ., Paul, for Havry de-Grace, light: Wm. Henry, Conway, down the river, light Jdehnvou's Wharf.—Sailed—Schr. Pinta, Beil, bound down, light. Kiley’t Whorf.—Arrived—Schrs. Shannon, from Havre-de-Grace, with 1 of coal for S. C. Magruder: Flying Fish, Hunting Creek, with potatoes for Lewis & Eljab; sloop Van Delia, White, with oysters for market. Sailed—s. Pocomok er, for St. Gesrge’s Islagd, light: 5 Palmer, tor Alexandria, for repar Cheshire; Ocean Queen, Cheshire; Marcella Anp, Trader: Raven, Spence: Flying Fish, Scott, down the river, light: steamer Columbia, Harper, for Baltimore, with merchandize and passengers. Fowler's Wharf —Sailed—Schr. Cherub, Lay- man, for Philadelphia. Brown's Wharf_—Arrived—Nellie True.Hume, from Portland, Me , with 650,00 laths for S. Brown & Son: Ford, Daniels, from Havre-de- Wm. John, Ocvan, ith 1 tons of coal for the same firm. Sarah Lavina, Murdock, for Holland Point: A. Carson, Dorsey, for Hayre- de-Grace, both lignt. Berry « Wharf.—Sailed—Steamer Hi Livings- ton, Lawler, for Baltimore and intermediate landings, with merchandize and passenters; sebr. Zealous, Williams, for Chapel Pom, with brick and lumber. Government. Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. s 's, from Philrdelphia,with > of cual for the Government. Hanlon sesen = Porice Irams.—First Precinct: Rich'd Gray, suspicious; security for behavior. Stangel, fighting; fined $10. Mazgie Jones, Julia Stewart, do.; fined 83. Wm. Wedge, dis: orderly and profane; fined $2. Seceud Precinct:—Chas. Lewis, Robt. Lewis, shooting near Foad; fined $1 each. G. Wash- ington, threats; security - Fourth Precinct—Herriet Lee, disorderly; fined $5. Geo. Miller, drunk; fined #2. Jouu Dunigan, do.; workhouse. nct:—Catherine Gravell, vagrant, Robert Evans, keeping gambling house; fined $3l. Annie Smith, disorderly; fined $3. Sixth Precinct:—Jackson_ Reily, refasing to assist an officer; fired $5. Buster Logan, dis- orderly; fined $}. George Addison, do., work- honse. 'Presly Offutt, violating market law, fined $5. James Dunavin and Alfred Braxter, fighting: fined #2. ‘Seventh Precinct :— Robertha threats; bail to keep peace. Eighth Preeinet:—John Flynn, drunk and disorderly; workhouse. P. A. Ward, drank and asleep im street; do. Martin Hoffman, petit | larceny; jail tor court. Sauitary Company:—Mr. Stinzing, contem)( of Justice; jail 24 hou: —e— CreRks Gorxc Hovk To Vore.—Largenum- | bers of the clerks in the several executive de- | partments of the city are perfecting their ar- Tamgements to proceed to their respective | States to yote at the coming elections. The number of public officials, clerks and Gover ment employees that will go to Pennsylvania, | Unio and Indiana to vote is estimated at nearly | 1,000, more than half of whom are Peansylys- | nians. Gentlemen from various portions of these States have been in this city, at is said, for two or three weeks ePisty ascertaiming the names of all those men claiming residences in the States who bave voted in the elections | here, with the yiew of | mn the States, Mvstcat.—A number of young gentlemen met Inst evening and formed & masical associa. tion, r the name of U1 They electad the following officers:—| it, George A. Bentley; Secretary, B. A. Kempton; Treasurer, | 3. F. Degges: Li 'W. B. Dennison. We notiecd among the assemblage & number of old ‘veterans in musical lore. | AvPOINTMENT OF A PRorESSOR.—We leam | that Prof. Edward Foreman, formerly of the | Washington University, land, and now Professor in the Smithsonian fnstitute, bas al- so been sppointed Protessor of Chemistry in the Medical Department of Georgetown Col- | jege, located im this city. Theodore Talifere, their votes ted on the west ———— er A My #k.—Tais morning bee tveen 5 and‘) o'clock, a litte girl > ors years ec iu company witha young maa ming down 7th street cryin: the corner of E street Mr. M. topped her to inquire what was of 1S oF when Berry mitier and the youn man hastily replying that she asked him tosbow her where Mrs, —— lived, made himself scarce, The child ed tha’ she lived on L street, between dt nd 5th. and also that staan came along and took her by the hand fending her dowa the ste, nnd when she wanted him to go back ba refured to allow her. Mr. I took her to her moiher and made inquiries to who the Was, but was tnsuccesstul in earning y thing sbout bin, ee Fint—This morning, at 20 minutes past 2 o'clock the house owned and occupied by Ei- ward Metzger, (gardener,) on Koundary street, between 2d and jd streets, was discovered on fire hy Sergeant O'Callahan, and Officer Caton : s the alarm from the 2d precinct station. from the Aquia Creek lin 5 ' " order th: be might Proceed to Baltimore The bouse aa eee? Lge itl Rae re have ber iron facings put on, preparatory for 5S en tae Mere, Gonee at ont the winter season, has returned and resumed eee tee Cees oo ee ne her place on the route. The Arrow's trip: to Ae rag ramet rregsinia bee Mount Vernon are again becoming highly pi ee eee at ee ular, stuce the flne weather has insured for $4) in a Baltimore com: pany the spot, Water from department was quickly oa outbuildings by taking ek yard. Rap ow a pescla lene bk FAMULING Hover.—Last night Sergeant Cavanagh, th cr and Felt, of the Fifth p on 4 house in Gri and Thirteenth ttreets west and C and D stree:s north, where they fonnd Robert Adams, the proprietor, James Smiia and Samuel Burubry, colored, engaged m playing a game of cards. The officers arrested them and took thei, with 75 cents in money and the cards, to the Ceutral guard-house, where this morning Adams was fined $50 for keeping agambling house, aud the others dismissed. sacle Vorens’ Trckats —The sale of round trip ickets to Philadelphia and New York for ties going to those points and beyond to vote commenced to-day atthe Balumore and Ulhio railroad ticket office, 406 Pennsylvania aven: and nt the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot. These tickets are good for fifteen days after da at $6.75 for Philadelphia aud si. New York, but parties applying for them are required to produce a certificate signed by the president or secretary of a politi. cal club, that they are members and entitled to vote. aoe MATRIMOMIAL.—-A large number of assembled at t arch, on ‘th stre ladwe Fourth Pres. last evening, at M. Fowler, of the Patent Office, to Miss Evie 2 Bestor,” ‘The ceremony was performed by Rey. Dr. 4.0. Smith, Mr. A ch Reting as groomsman, and Miss Jennie Jay as brides: maid. ‘the bappy couple, after receiving the congratulations of numerous friends, left om the #45 train for a bridal tour North. eee the following off odore Spengler, President; J. George Schulz, Vice President; Ed. Abner, Ist Shooting Ma Avg. Kleinheim, 2d do.; L. Zeller, Treasurer; Louis Heivelcke, Recoraing Secretary; W Wury, Corresponding Secretary; Jno. B. Ruth, Marshi Heunseh, P. Reiter, Color Bear! ers; A.F. Dessau, E Engels, F. Uchsenreiter, A.B. Schulz, Chas. Strott, Directors, —_e——_ Search WARRANT.— Yesterday, on the com- plaint of Mrs. Mary E. Bottomly, Justice D. R. Smith issued a search warrant for some jewelry and $65 in money, which she had reason (o believe was in the house of Miss Emily Hooper, and it was placed in the hands of Sanitary Of- ficer Hopkins, who found the articles and a much larger amount of money, and putting Miss Hooper under arrest carried her to Jus- tice Smith, who held her for a hearing to-day, —_—o CONTRACTS AWARDED.—To-day the contract for grading and graveling 5th street east, from G street south to Virginia avenue, and G street south, from 4th to 6th streets east, ‘was awarded to James Fitzpatrick, the lowest bidder. who complied with the terms of the advertisement by guarantying to do the work if awarded. The prices are for the first named 11 cents for grading and 5 for grayeling, a: for the second 12 and 6. x Tue STEAMSHIP GiNsON, of the Merchants line, arrived in Georgetown early yesterday morning, with the largest eargo ever brought by any vessel to the District. oo ‘Winders reports rough weather outeid steamer ade the between New York and Alexandria in forty hours. ‘The steamboat ‘Salvor, which was due here yesterday, has, as yet, not been heard from. ee geet A Drrayorp Boy.—Last night about 10:15 ovlock, Officer Brostan found on 7th street a doy about 12 years of age, evidently out of hiv mind, wearing nothing ‘but a blue flannel undershirt, and took him to the station, where he was made as comfortable as possible. As yet the police are unable to ascertain his name oF Tesidence. ———_ Sates ov Rear Estate,—Green & Wil- liams, auctioneers, have sold a frame house on 4th street west, between N and O streets north, to James U. Hawley for 3895. Also, east half Jot 17, in square 990, fronting 2 feet on south B street, between 11th and 1gth streets east, to T. A. Mitchell, for ten cents per squore foot. ——_.-—— THe Breach or Puomtse Case.—To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge Fisher, the case of ‘Cressman Elizabeth agt. Bertram Leins, action for breach of promise of and seduc- tion was argued to the jury by Mr. Phillips for plaintif! and Fendal tor dant, The Chesapeake and Ohio Cana} Company. In the Circuit Coart, in the case of The Gom- monwealth of Virginia vs. The Chesapeake and Obio Canal Company, 8nd others, Judge Pinkney yesterday filed bis opinion. Toe case ‘was argued at the last term of the Circuit Court by General Bradley T. Joboson and J. P. Poe, Esq.. for Virginia, the Attorney General, Isaac D. Jones, and Col. Charles Marshall fer the Canal Company, Brown & Brune and George H. Witham: Esq for the bondholders, and Wm. A. and then). Price, Esqs., for the Poto- mac bondholders. The following is the opinion of Judge Pinkney: “It was objected to by the Canal Company, at the opening of the cAuse at the hearing, that the State of Maryland was a necessary party to this suit, «in order that the said company may be fully protected in apy decree that may be passed in the cause, and that the rights of ail parties may be duly regarded,’ and this objec- thon it bas also je by iis auswer, and by an exception to the jurisdiction of this court, filed in the cause, A’ prineipal object of the bill which the Commonwealthof Virginia filed as ‘one of the creditors of the Canal Company, be- ing to determine, by the decree of this court, the legal priorities of the creditors of said company, it Was, of course, necessary to make the credi- tors whose rights were to be devermined upon parties to the cause, and with that view certain persons woo were believed to hold the bonds of the canal company of the varioas ees isened by it Were made parties defend- to Tepresent and defend the interest of all unknown holders of said bonds,” as is alleged in the bill. But the canal company insists that the State of Maryland bas such a direct and material interest in the subject and object of the suit, that this court can piss no decree in the premises, which will protect the company Against its claims; and that the State not being & party to this proceeding, this court will not Procecd to decree in the cause, And it is fur- ther maintained that the S'ate cannot be made a defendant im her own Courts, without a spe- cial authority conferted by the General Assem- bly for that purpose. The tatter proposition being admitted, af the former is true, would it Bact ve tantamount to a denial of ju. says the canal company to its cre can get no decree against me unles: the @ party, and as you cannot make the : arty, you can bave no decree in the premises.’ he cases cited by the learaed counsel of company do not, in my opinion, sustain it, it cannot be maiutainea upon general principle, for the State ot here asking protection for its rights as acriditor of the canal company, And there is no principle of equity, that Lam Aware of, which will permit a debtor to set up such a defence to the claim of bis creditor. The opinion then reters to the decision of the Court of Appeals in the case of Boyd vs, The Chesapeake and Ubio Canal Company, 17, Md. 195, cited by the counsel, and continue: “And it 1s argued that the State nas such rights and interest in the object of this suits that it will be impossible to do complete justice between the parties before the court, unless the State is a party to its proceedings. Aud the case of Brady Vs. The State of Maryland, de- cided by the Court of Apprals at the October term, 1864, mot yet reported, Is relied on as showing that the State has such rights and in- terests. Independent of that decision, I do not think it would be difficult to es\ablish, that the State bas an immediate interest in the object of this suit. And were the act of 1785, chap 5% still in force, 1 should bave no hesitation in now dismissing the bill, without prejudice to the merits. Butthe act of i=20, ¢! aap. 210, ree pealed the act of 178, and as the law now stands, the State cannot be made a party defen dant in this cause by the act of the complain- ant: Hoye vs. Johnston, 2 Gill, 291. It is, then, Proper. and hallit be the decision of the courts of the State, orfny department of its government to whether a suitor in one of its courts shall have justice administered to him? Ib. 319." The opinion then quotes at some length from Judge Story's Equity Pleadings, sec. 133, A, under the title “parties to bills,” and concludes as follows: “These views of the learned anthor seem to me particularly applicable to this case. L have searched the books yery diligently, and I have been able to fiud no case precisely to the poin and the learniag of the distinguisled coun who argued the case has enaoled tem to fur- nish me with none, and i bive given the sub- ject Jong reflection. The couclusion at which T have arrived is that it is my duty to order the canse to stand over, 1m order that notice may given to the State of the pendency of this suit, by serving | upon the Governor, the Board ot Public Works | and the Attorney General a copy of the bill of complaint, aud of the order of this conrt direct- ing uctice to be given Ss aforesaid. Shonid the ite refuce tobe made a party to the willthen proceed to decree in the premice: Beltimere Su DoLPAX A meting of the Grant Colfax Clu First Ward was held Inst nent: Martin, Esq. presiding. The ioilo cers were elected: Henry Himber, Thos. Martin and Wm. M. Slowe dents: Josiah Holdin, Secretar: 5 Treasurer. Finance’ Committee—Alex. derson, Chas. I. Hulse, Robt. Thompsoa, Chas. A. Lamm, and Enoch Perry. Committes | fore, for that prize of 1 of Arrangemenis—Jobn F. Cook, A. S. Taylor, Walker White, Albert Grant. Executive Committee—Wm. H. Bell, E. Williams, Nich- olas Oliver. Geo. T. McGine, Jerome Johnson. Speeches were made by the President, Thomas Martin, and Wm. M. Slowen, Vice President, Wm. H. Bell, Chas. A. Lair, and others. This sfOcifition intends to raise a Grant and Colfax pole on Saturday the 1th inst., and dedicats the same at an early date, aig ee ae Starer [MPRovenents.—The rugged, rnt- y thoroughfare known as Grant street, bes iween th and tith and G and H streets, has lately been transformed its entire length igto a. beantiful street, with handsome smooth pave. ment on each side of snperior brick. while the curbing Aud cobble-stones in the centre pus. segeway fer vehicles compare with the best in the city. Abont balf of this square has already been occupied with superior residences, and as nearly all the vacant Jots have been leased or Purchased, it will not be long betore the entire square will be built up ard form convenient habitations for our citizens in comfortable cir- cumstances. ees Lost OnipRey.—This morning John Petiit. residing on ‘th street, opposite the Patent Office, reported at Police Headquarters that his child, two years of age, was missing, and it bad disappeared so suddenly that he supposed some party had taken it off. The child bad on # Scotch plaid dress, but no shoes, stockings, or hat. About 1 o'clock, Mr. George S. Prindle, re- siding at 435 Sth street, between G and H, re- ported that his little boy, about the same age as the above, bad strayed off. He was dressed in brown linen, worked with blue braid, and had on brown shoes, but no hat. a eee Droaer or Divorce.—This morning, in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie, a decree was made divorcing Lucy Reese from the bonds of rast- rimony with Jobn P. Reese, with power to resume her mitiden name of Lucy Needham, o the ground of acaltery with a woman named Loretta Waites, in March or April last. The parties were married at Franktord, Pa., tember, 160, The testimony was taken before . Brown, Examiner, &c , and Mr. J. J. Coomes was the solicitor. —_e—__ In A New Rore.—Dr. Wm Boyd, well known among the Republicans of this District, and especially among those sho attend the club meetings, made bis appearance at the court house this morning and entered a suit in equity; bis name being entered as complain- Aut’s solicitor. ——o—— A New Counce in MARYLAND.—We un- derstand that at a meeting of the Board of Trus- tees of the Western Maryland College, (incor- porated by the General Assembly in < last) held in the College building, Westminster. Md., the Rev. J. T. Ward, formerly pastor of the 9th street M. P. Oburcb, of this city, was unanimously elected Principal, This College is said to have one of the finest localities in the State, and to have opened under highly en- couraging circumstances. It is under the direct patronage of the Maryland Annual Gon- ference of the Methodist Protestant Charch, from any of whose ministers full information concerning the College may be obtained. — re ANorneR Personal CoLiision mm Rics- MOND.—The Richmond News of last evening says: Quite a commotion was created on Main street about two o'clock this afternoon by a personal rencounter between Col. J. W. Rich- ardson and Mr. W. L. Oowardin. The diffi- culty originated, we learn, lately made by Colonel R. in a speech, in which he is alleged to bave pronounced Mr. QO. a speculator, and amerwok that Mr. Wellington din was playing second fiddle. The parties met, and the subject being broached by Mr. O. the pair started for the office of his intorman| but on the way an altercation sprang ap, which was followed by the exchange of blows. The parties were separated by mutual friends, E7The new law in Ohio compelling ali hysicians to suspend practice who have never Feorived regular Aiplomas went into effect Oc- toter Ist. &7'St. Pavi’s (Catholic) Church at Ports- mouth, Va., was cedicated Inst Sunday, Bish- op McGill preached on the Gari Pe Ld Whitehouse, 0! inois, is ina quartet bis diocese about 2 little matter of episcopal back-pay, smounting to nearly 18,000, S7 Captain Wm. Donaldson, charged with killing rs negro on board the Mississippi river steamer Republic eeveral months since, has been admitied to bail in the rapes nes BF The steamer Oregon sail ‘om ‘ran- cisco yesterday from Panama, with 1% tons of flour for New York. SF The Enghsh an oyster fishery on the Irish coast, government is to establish CITY ITEMS. AMONG THE MOST HIGHLY FRIED and rerest of precions stones are the carbuncles, They areeagerly sought for, aod command almost fabulous prices. They are of such an exquis- ite tint, and so lucid and dazzling in thir) dor that probably none are more di for ornamental purposes: and buncle has been so com lapidaries as to almost defy the ny. We have just seen a magnificent collec- tion of carbuncle sets of Jewelry, malachit buttons, and etruscisn sets of magnificent de- signs, together with one thousand otuer desira- biestyles, at J. E. Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store. $36) Peni th door from Four-aud-a-half strvet, who ts constantly Teceiving novelties, A Dovst® Breastep all woo! Coat—Box style—at $12. This co last season. A. Saks & Co.’s, rome GENTLEMEN WILL FIND a large assortment to select fro, and by leaving their measures at Geo. C. Henning’s, No. 511 Seventh street, can have garments made expeditiously, avd at Prices less than is charged fur similar aiticles in New York. er 1p you want to get the most fabionable Clothing at reasonable prices, go tosHable & Co.'s, 44 Pennsylyania avenue, under United States Hotel. 2 ———— Battiwore DatLy Scx —Persons wishing tosubscribe for the Baltimore Daily San can leave their orders at the office of the Evening ar, or at S92 N street north, between 6th and 7th. The paper has been enlarged, aad will be delivered at an early hour. 10,8 Roneet Coaaiys, Agent. —_o—__ GorxG! Gorne! Gone!!!—Faster than the auctioneer’s hammer knocks down metcha: dise, neglect disposes of the teeth. ea perfe brushing them regularly with Sozodont “SPALDING’s GLUE” has now taken the place of all Cements aud Mucilages. hee Doctor J. H. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED his office and residence from the First Ward w Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteen Fourteenth streets, immediately east of Fou teenth street. Office hours before 1a, m., and from 4to7 p.m. Hours of attendance at the Woman's Hospital, from 1 to 2p. m. ever, day, Sundays excepted. 1 oe HEAR YR, Prorte, ann Listax To THE Fors oy Wrspow. —Those in want of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Feed foods, at low prices, go to the ORIGINAL Franc. 404 Seventh s between D and E, where you will find a splen- did assortment twenty per cent. cheaper than in any similar establishment in the city. His motto is, “A quick penny is better than a slow dollar.” Remember the place —494 Seventh street, large plate-glass front, six doors below E street. No branch store. 9, ————— Corns, &c.—Dr. White, Surgeon Ohiropodist, of twelve years’ practical experience in the United States and Canadas, and established 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 imconvenience to the Patient. The shoe can be worn with ease im- mediately after the operation. Refers to the many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou. sands of ether responsible persons who pa- tronize his establishment. Hours from + a.m. to6p.m. No charge for consultation at office. Calls made at residénces from 6 to § p. m. fjanomensaecwaneh Prick List of Gents’ Furnishing Goods at the ORIGINAL FRanc’s, 494 Seventh street, te- tween D and E streets: Good White Shirts, Sia $1.50; Fine White Shirts, $242.5); gaod Under- shirts and Drawers, 50c., 75, and $l; AN. fine Merino Shirts ‘and’ Drawers, #1. geod Cotton Socks, 10, 15, 20, and 5 cents; best English Half-Hose, $5 and $5.50 per dozen; good Paper Collars, three boxes fer 25 cent White Handkerchiefs, 15,20, and 2§ cents: Linen Collars, Cuff Ties, Bows, Toilet Articles, e! at popular prices. Remember the place ivi Seventh street, large plate-glass front, six doors below E street. No branch stores. 1 ——_s—___ WHAT MARs your hair so beautiful? Mx S. A. Alien’s Improved (new style) Hair K storer or Dressing, (in one bottle.) Price One Dollar, Every druggist sells it, 0 —__.——_ Wearrine Parser for sale. Apply at ta Srar Office. ees Parsons wishing to subscribe for Ta who reside on Capitol Hilland the Navy Yar will please leave their orders st No, 122 Es: ‘Capitol street, between 4th and sth. Joax Coasins, Agent. renee. MARRIED. HUGHES—SMOOT—On the 6th instant. at the M street Methociat Church, by the ee dtr. Tote dor, Mr. AM. MUGHES, Jr, of Columbia, Tens, fo Qlite LILLIE T. SMUOT, of Waslitugtos, TAR ARY THEODOSIA. daughter of Cha, js of the family are respectfnlty invited teattend the funeral, from No. 191 sth atreet, b - twcon O and P streets, ou Thursday afternoon's’ o'clock. BUCKNER. On the sth instant, at We p m° ARTHUR BUCKN axed 21 years ‘The funeral will take pimce from his late resi dence, Jackson Alley, between North Oapitoi an ist streets, on Thursday, at \0 a. m., to whi friends are Invited, without farther notice. HEWETT. On the morning of the 7th instaxt, JULIA ESTELLE, only daughter of B.C. and & M_ Hewott, aged 13 month: ‘The funeral will take place om Tharsday mor: ing. at 11 o’clock, from the reshtence of her parent: 5=6 M street north, between oth and 7th street: Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend. = HUTTON—At Oaxaca. Mex: of Asaust. A. D. 0 m the 18th day s. JAMES VEMPSEY HUT- native of W, D« THE GRECIAN BERD. TO THE LADIES —I have jast received the mont fa ie and beat adapted styles of Frea PANIE LES, the PANIER SKIRTS. which I am the only guthorized, arent fu this city. ‘The best tmproved SHOULD. dies, Misses, Gents. and Bi my Hoopskirt and Uorset 8028 HIS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subseri- T Yerkes obtained ftom the Orphans ante Washington county. in the District of Columbia, letters of ndmiuistration on the personal estare of John Talty, Inte of Washington connty, P. C-qileeeased. | All persons having claimsagainst the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same .with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, ‘on of betore thesth day of October next; they may otherwise by Le excluded from all'beneut of the saidestate. @ifen under my hand this 6th day of October, 133. MICHABL TALTY oc 7-law3w* Administrator. JNIT TATES PATENT OFFICE, Guts rE Sarthe Wasnin x.DO pena aD CBAEL OBRD, of Boston, Mass.. raying he extension of a me granted hem on 2d day of Jam a for an im- provement in Grain and Grase Harves It is orderea eat said petition be heard at this onice the lath day of December Rex, “Any person may oppose this extension. Obiections, deposi- ti Papers shonid be filed in thie ofice re of hearing. Ay ot SH. HODGE waw Acting Commissioner of Patents, [NITED QTATES PATENT O¥FICE, WASHINGTON. D.C, October 2, 1968. On the petition of AMBROSE FOSTER, of Lai ~for himself and the representatives of J. A. Messenger, decensed. praying for the ex- tension of & patent granted to the said Ambrose Foster.om the léth day of January, 1855, for an improved Building Block tin ordered that sai@ petition be heard at this office on the 21st day of December next. Any per- sitions Ons. BAUM. 49 La. av , bet. 6th and 7th sts. his: tension. bi 5 ‘other papers should be filed is tows office twenty days before the day of hearing. oct-W3w___ Acting Commissioner of Patents Fuoocer. LINGANON FAMILY FLO ALL OTHER GRADES 01 FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR, For sale low in lots to suit, by W. M. GALT & 0O., Indiana avenue and Ist street, wel8-tf near Bait. and Ohio Depot. T° DEALEBS IN TOBACCO, found bright and dark 58 85,60, and Tam now recetving Pea ee Te Masonic Hall, Georgetown. D.C. Semis | nt G°°ree Srey WALLACE, se 6-11 P. OTOMAO BOE HERBING. POTOMAC SHAD, All selected and in fine order. BW, BURCHELL, Corne ith and be an 19 oot der MbbitE Hoes. Ls |. and CHILDREN’S SROOND HAND Me ae JING, Underclothing, Boots and Shoes, ac. Denghr a 2 At 2842 7th street, in t! second s9nare, jan atone i Land Mste., east side. yore DROTUEWELERS: Bo. 260 Ps. avenue, GEORGETOWN. DE: present Messrs. A. Hyde, Mage a W. Beall, T. A. Newman, W. L Donlop. ard CS. Ramsbarg. An appiicstton for teachership was placed on file, and bulsof anitor, and | el, & Co,, were andited aod Mr. Newman presented pines of Mr forthe propored school-house to be » corner of Prospect sud Lingan Which on motion of Mr. Heal, were Sopied,and the secretary was ordered toad ver- tive for sealed proposals for the erection of the dui ssid proposals to be opened by the [The proposed school building will 4 bewatifal structare. and will be ob to accommodate four schooks 1 front 2 feet on Prospect street, with a th of 8 Het om Lingan eres, and will oe built of brick, two stories hich, with siate roof, The sills’ and caps will’ be of Seneca brown stonr.] FAIRrax AxD GroroxtowN Torsrixe ComPany.—A Meeting of the cithzens of Fair- fax county who are interested in the project of building & tnropike road from Fairtax ( House to the Aqueanct Bridge at Gr about to-be built, was held at Pails burch, on Saturday sf'ernoon, October 3d. Mr. Join Towell was chosen chairman, asd Mr. W.H Daniel secretary. Colonel MD. Ball sod W D. Shepberg, Esq, addressed the meeting urged the'necessity of at once adopting meas ures looxing towards the organization of thy turnpike compan. These rrmarks were cor- dially endorsed by the company f W. H. Daniel was appointed large amount of stock was sub citizens on the spot journed to await a published bolders to mest audorganiz® t pany. SixTH BUILDING AssoctaTiIox —This assoni- ation held their nineteenth monthiy meetiag last evenizg, and forty shares of stock were retired, representing © het tothe shave. “The maxtmam DE. ace the eonetitati ¥ to the share, and as (h cost the association $4525 racb, it shows that the competition and demand tor money is great, and that the association will likely wind up ite business im a much shorter tame than was first anticipated Cuarcen with Perry Larceny.—This morning Martha Burns, colored, was before Justice Buckey, charged with stealing Si from the money drawer of Sothoron’sdrug store. Lt appears that Dr, S. came into the store from an adjoining room, and found Martha leaning over that portion of the counter under which was the morey drawer, and immediately dis: covered that the money was missing there. trom. He nad her arte: at the charge not being sustained Justice B. dismissed the case, Hever Text No.2, INDEPENDENT Onpee or Recuavires.—This tent beld a regular merting last evening, and quite a number of candidates tor membership were initiated THROWING STONES.—The practice so univer- sally indulged in by the juvenile population of Washington, seems to prevail to a great extent in Georgetown. On Monday evening a colored boy threw a stone, as he says, at adog on 2d street, near High, and it struck a white boy, natoed Wilson Davis, in the tye, injuring him so badly that it was’ thought, at one time, he would entirely lose the sight of that organ. Under skilful treatment, however, he is recov- ering. MERCHANTS Excuance—1i1 bushels red wheat were offered this morning without any takers. After our report closed yesterday.2,1im) bushels prime red wheat changed hands at $2.63 Tue Cana have reported Which passed on to Alexan: River Frost.—k it for the ato: turnpike com- an aver. rr Since the Ist in Halle: Philac " AUCTION Sak or Dry Goops.—The great auction sale & Bicksler's store, on Hig: ing. ComttTEp For ¢ colored men, Wm. Krown and 5: charge 1 with st ng poultry trom a Mrs Murohy, t Shantytow Mouday night, had a hearin yesterday aiterno ited jail for cour: by Ju ROPOSALS FU Cc IN GEORGETOW Sealed Proposal will be r thon of Grorgetown—the righ: reject all belug rese: ved WM. b. DUNLOP Secretary Board of Gnaritans, oc7 10,19 getown Schools. BX THOMAS DowLIs Tgetowa, CONTINUATION OF THEMANKRUPT'S SALE OF PRY GOODS AT FOKREST HALL. On FRIDAY MOBNINS continue the sale of Dry Go when we will sell Gloves, &c., a At 10 o'eleck, we wilh Mirrots, &¢ "te HAWEINS TAYLOR. Assignee. ecttt THOMAS DOWLING, Auctionser. GK HENT—The HOUSE AND FURNITURE: No. 206 Bridge street, Georgetown, the resi ence of the late Poe! ir. The house contaius the wocern imprevements—furnace. gas and water. The ercens aro extensive. planted, with tract ef shrubbery, &e. iy 2. et street. “i se 28 20" t WW otclock. 1 will is at Forrest Ball, the Hiavy Goods, Hosiery, fell the Fixtures, Cases. Dx. JOHNSTON'S PATENT SMOOTHING IRON Paaroncencea by all who have seen It tobe the rticle for domestic use ever luvented, new in rinciple. and beautitulin design It will do the werk of four common trons, with one-third the fuel, requires noholder, never smart the cloths. and pate 8 Sper, polieh gn shirts tiv ‘any other iron, will pay for itself in saving of labor and feel in thrie mouths. Any one dissatisfied may return them within Qbgmonth after purchase and get their money For -ale at the northeast corner of Pa. avenne and 24 street. ty JOUN LOCKIE. solo agent for Paryland, District ef Columbia, and Alexandr a B7-Agents wanted. soot OTICE TO BUILDERS. The undersigned takes pleasure in informing his fricnds and the public generally that has opened an establishment for the sale of first class manu- factured BUILDERS’ M2TEBIALS, such as Doors. Sash Blinds. inside and outside Shatters Doorand Window Frames, Monidines, Bracksts Slate and Wooden Mautgls, Stair Rail, Balusters. Newel Posts, &c. Having perfected arrangements with the best manufacturers heis prepared, to fornish a! notice inl ord: of every character. been ‘a butider in this District for a number yearshe fecla safein saying that any sich orders tutrusted to hima will give fall axtisfuction it. WINGATE. Builder's Emporium, corner ith and O ste. te 15-lm Washington, D.C. A NTHONY FISH! FRENCH STEAM SCOUREB, AND AGENT FOR THE STATEN ISLAND(N.Y.) DYEING ESTABLISH. MENT, Established 1819. NEW PABISIAN PROCESS, By ie 5 om eee to clean all garments Sithout being taken apart) spota taken out with, omt clesning the . Grease spots removed 445 Seventh a the Patent Office M* BOOT LING SALOON, UEDEE METROPOLITAN HALL, Avencs, Ream 13TH Staxer We ;KOBGE W. BAUBR, Proprietor . to 12 my, 20 12 9m, The Bar test,ok et, Te DRY @ooDSs AT LOW PRICBs. BOGAN & WYLIE, jo. 329 SEVENTH STREET, between New York avenue and L street, jez-3m BACK Haspune GRaPsst BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES! BLACK HAMBURG GRAPES N. W. BURCHELL, under Ebbitt House. ‘EBE! '; THOMAS & 0O., Re aanten brazen’ L"¥* Your 4 GLE, — EDUCATIONAL. *RENCH LANGUAGE —OOL. FELIX con FORT. Professor of the French Langone at Belle Baven Institute. Alexandria. Va. ix pr charge of the French Derartment «( ‘and give instruct ome to at their residences For L. F. CONFOBT, Lock Coes BLS inter che Sivactiom of the SISTERS OF THE LOLY CROSS sT "waTrhEw’s Gavecn wo wack: BA 3 CHUBCH. LLICOTT CITY, xp. Studies wil he resumed in this thon Monday. September ith, 1m," Lnatite’ TrRMy: Board, Washing and | Tutt 28) 0." Entrance Fee, @i0 0. | 80.00. Music and au Séw B DENTISTRY. A St1nGAiL tanta DL: A®triciaL rasta 1p SERTED TO Give TION ‘ULL SETS FhoM $10 TO “all et tee seth us at 46. Hand ‘eth ext racte! Eos Teeth carefully filed Lo sinned to ad, Call apd be ut practice enables the ander- Teeth tothe most difficult casre, D WITHOUT Pain. Ro will be mate fe tibciat Tasth are tneesied: sithoaga fae tient will be reqmired to eal operation when : Arsocistien is pow te ‘Teeth om Boston pcos ‘den- work douecam Mave it chcah tu the above: named cities. All work will be dove tn the neatest and beet eotire CENTRAL LOa\ 0 ik RE ¥ STRE. es “x brokers, will be cenducted t. Co. LETT by J. BART. Money lowed on time to sult’ customers on Gold and Goid and Silver Iver Watches. Diamonds, Jewelr: and te. Pianos, Furniture. Lad: Ccntiemen ss Weurtoe Apparel "ant Bertha. dize ot all description and wold uy 93m" 5 ol old aud «i! bo ae Ft E®tascisaep Issa, - 3. Bal HERZPRERG 8 LOAN OFFIOB, 3 KTH OC BTRERT. between 4 and 6th streets, immediately iu rear National Hotel. BT Highest advances made. Strictly confiden tial © 60 WOOD AND COAL. OBDERS FOR ASON & GLE CHEAP COALS AND WoOD, # their Depot and Chief Office, G street wharf, ©. BTOBRS & ©O., corner 15th and F, Wash- ton & OO. corner Tth and F 4 A. BAILE BTEAUTMAN. 117 Pa. avenue > Ureet 3.4. BooUs, Sorner Bridge and High ~ W ILLIAM GULNAND. DEALERIN COAL, WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, ae. Central Office, No.31 Louisiane avonne, between Sth aud 7th streets weet “Brancs Yard. corner Ie street east and B street south Whar! and Steam Saw Mill. foot of Mstreet east. warce Wharf sccom- modations for loading and uploading vesscls and storing goods. QUAL by the cargo at Philadelphia Prices. ye li-ly George ¥16-6m Howser NiveustTry, MEDICAL SCHOOL, WASHINGTON, D.C. ‘The first annual se'sion of the HOWARD UN. VERITY MEDICAL COLLEGE wil, been WEDNESDAY. the 28th of October, 186% the University Baiidings. Lectures will be given daily,commencing at 5 o'clock » FACULTY SILAS L. LOOMIS. M.D, Dean. 308. 1ABEB JOUNSON,M D.\ Secreiary. SILAS L. LOOMIS, M D..Bo. 476 7th street Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology. BORERT REYBURN M DP. No. 549 weet rh street, Professor of Austom). 308 TABER JOHNSON. M_D.. northwest cor. ner 10th and M streets, Professor of Materia Med ica and Therapertics, LAFAYETTE ©. Loom D..No. 759 Pa. ve.. Professor Physiviocy aud Microscopy. BOBERT REYEBUBN. M.D, Pp; i Opera- tiveand Chemical Surgery" °F © r T. AUGUSTA, M. B_, Demonstra The entire Expense for the present Preparatory Course, including Matriculation, Demonstrator © fee.and Chemical instraction, will be $10. De Monstrator yn $3. 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