Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1869, Page 4

ft ee ; PO mye : ) ) ) | : EVENING STAR. «-++.sAPRIL 19, 1869, MONDAY.....--.. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, &. + To-Night. ~~ Maritana.”* Upp FELLows’ HaLt.—Skiff and Gaylora’s Mumetreis. $106 worth of presents distributed to the audience. CANTERSURY HALL.— Pantomime, balletand other attractions. Prov. Surrn’s Ar: Gallery, 306 Pennsyl- vamia avenue Myrmorotita® HALL aNp VARIETY Tara- Tas, Pennsylvania avenue, between i1th and 2th streets. Open every night—with a first- class entertainment. —___. Riorovs OR Assault on a Police» man by @ Rictous Colored Moh.— Yesterday atter- neon, About 5 o’clocE. a riot occurred between some colored men, about one hundred in num- ber, near the H street bridge, in the northeast- section of the city, during the progress of eB stones and other missiles were used pretty freely and the ar reseunded with bias- pRemous and obscene Ianguage. Inthe midst the difficulty Lieutenant Johnson, who map] to be passing along om horseback to On ith street, rode into the crowd and arrested the ringleader, a colored man Kaown as Toney Gray, alias Toney Jones, wherenpon the mob turned their batteries on the offlver, and with cries ot “Kun, Toney: don't g «Take him away,’ \c.. hurled suct a volley Stones at him as to -eriously injure his bode and the eap of his right knee, disabling Rim in such a manner as to canse him to release his prisoner and almost fall from bis horse. 1a the vicinity of the disturbance about twenty-five or thirty white persons bad collected, ed wpon by Lieutenant Jobtson for » some of them showed a disposition to respond: but they were deterrea from doimg so by the mob, who cried ont, tm loud tones thatit they raised a hand, they (che mob) would burn their property aud +ktll ibem.” (ne colored man, named Wm Craus. Gid make an effort to render the Lieutenant as- sistance, when Jobnson Kinney. one of the leaders of the assaulting party, ordered bim to cease, saying that be and bis crowd would kill him. AS soom as the man Gray oe escape, the officer was p-rmitted to depart, Al- though suffering greatly from Lieutenant Jobnson rode o: he #h pre- cinet station and obtained services of a posse of officers, but on arriving at the scene of ibe assault the rioters bad dispersed He then obtained warrants for the arrest of four of the assaulting party, whem be Knew. The Lieu- tenant was entirely unarmed assault, and be was fortunate to escape with bis fe. The recklessness of riotrs lately, and the mmpunity with which they defy the officers iately, is said to be owing, partially at least, to che misinterpretation by the riotously disporea as well as by the police of a recent decision of the Crminai Court, which the police think make them jiable > punishment if they use their weapons, even in any emergency. OfScers Hamilton, Milstead and McDonald, ‘With Sergeant Harrison, arrested Rob't Jones, Page Bailey, Obaries Humptreys, Johnson Kenpey and James Bailey, on the charg= of being ¢ngaged in the riot, and they are held for a bearing. ges & —o—__. Ine opened with singinz by the scholars, under the conductorship of tae leader of the choir, Mr. O. M. Parks, followed bya prayer by Rev. Dr. Septimus Tustin. Mr. C. AL Parks then sab: mitted his apr ua) report, showing:—Scholars, nd officers on rolls, 201: average at- tendance of scholars, 153; mumber of scholars admitted, 3, number left scnool, #; scholars counted with check, 2. The following is a statement of the financial condition of the school, taken from the Treasurer's report — ‘ted by the school, $695.-4,which bas been. Spproprisied as. follows: Purchase of a roll, $00; a map of Palestine, $15; current ex- Renses of the school. $174.63; over to the Youths’ Mis: '¥ Society, $1 leaving a balapc> of $70.5) in the treasury, wich will abont meet the outstanding indebieduess. zhere was also rased by the Youths’ Mission- S 'y S220, ‘ing an of S916 Scltected for all. purposes dering ths’ yeu Addresses were delivered by Senator Scott, of Pennsyivanis, Mr. Hill, of New Jersey, and Governor Buckingham, of Connecticut, when a liberal collection was taken up, and the ing dispersed. At the 13th-street Baptist Uburch. the twen- ty-fitth anniverssry of the Sunday School was celebrated last evening. There was a large concourse present. the school having been con- siderably increased during the past year. In- teresting addresses were delivered by Rev. A. D. Gillette, Professor Mason, Mr.N Young. ‘Quite a number of awards of merit were also distributed. ——_e—__ Tux Ewtxe-Fcrier Case—The case of Ewing agt. Fuller et al. was before the District Supreme Court on Saturday on a motion to dissolve an injunction made by Justice Olin. ‘The plaintiff claims to have been co-partmer with Fuller and Stettaner, to whom was assigned a contract by one Simerly, which the firm exe- cuted: and thaton final settlement a voucher Jor $50,513 was given in Simerly’s name and transferred to W. S. Huntingtoo, Esq, who ‘was avout to collect the same and transfer it beyond the jurisdiction of this court. Upon the filing of this bill Judge Olin granted the usual preliminary order. Afterwards Perry Fuller led bis answer, denying that Ewiug bad any claim on the firm, aud the Merchants’ Navoval Bank of Little Rock came in as a de- fendant, and claims the $-0,*13, on the cround that it purchased the voucherin qui with- ou: notice of auy equity on the part of Ewing, and paid $7,200 cash on the youcners, the bal- ance being covered by the interest and expen- ses. Upon the coming in of th: answers, Judge Gln made an order of injunction and for a re- ceiver The defendants came then in general term. and moved to dissolve the injunction. ‘The complainants moved to dismiss the mo- tion as beyond the jurisdiction of the court, and the motion to dissolve was dismissed. meet- —e_—_ Wasuisctos TEMPERANCE Soctery.—This Society, which for two or thre@ years has been boiding its Sunday evening meetings at Tem- perance Hall. on E street, last night occupied tor the first time the hall on 9b street, in what 3s known @s the Union League building. meeting was very largely attended, an un al number of ladies being present. Mr. John H. Thompson presided, and addresses were delivered by Messrs. DP Holloway, Wm. G. Flood, W_P. Drew, and O. K. Harris. Mrs. J. S. Griffing being present, also made & very teresting speech iB advocacy of the great Suse. in whieb she said women were particu- larly interested. A number of signatures were ob:ained fo: the total abstinence pledge. pause ens How To Cur GLass—Some well-dressed sbyster bas been going the rounds of the city, lately in the eastern section, proposing to teach families the art of cutting glass any desired shape and sive, the instruments required being sn every Rouse, so that there is no expense save the modest litte sum ($2) he asks for imparung "he secret. The cash down, he then tells the party to take @ red hot poker and mark the giSes ip sach shapes as they desire it to break nd then buts slight force is Teqaired to effect the object. Of course the result of any such experiment can be imagined. ——~——— Fi R@.—About 4% o'clock vesterday an alarm of fre was sounded from box %, corner of tb street east and H street north, occasioned by the purning of a buteher sbop and stable, owned by George Kilian, at the corner of 14th street east and F street mort. Un account of the scarcity of water in the vicinity the prop- erty ns gutirely destroyed. Loss about $250, tally insured Columbia and Meigs ra. fines and the Metropolitan truck were on the Sround. ——_.—___. Passixe Covwtenrxit Mommy.—On Satar- day might painter named iichsrd Kountree was arrested by Lieut. Skippon on the charge of passing counterfeit money on a gardener, gamed Smitb, from Munson s Hill. leged that Kountree gave the countryman a counterfeit $2 bill, receiving as change $1.1 in good movey. He was committed further Bearing by Ju _—— CLoseD tr.—Mr. J. &. Willson, farnit: dealer, corner of %h Sad D strests) has tee Tinh al anors of Stent, Tac police were few days since Mr. James T. Kelly, grocer. corner of J and Sth streets, closed doors, and since then Sears & Bro. it will be remember. ed, surrendered to their creditors. Dercry Recess ‘Webster, the Register of W! as bis Mr. James 8. Edwards, who been to the office for several years an: bas acceptably as Depaty Register near H. Yesterday the coroner, Dr. Potter.. Reid an inquest over the remains, and the jury returned & verdict of death from heart disease. —e——_ BURGLARY —On Satarday night the shoe sbop of Mr. Jobe P. Headly, on ith street, between land avenue and E street, (Routt ME dae ered By cutimg oat the slats window sbutters, and soots sboes walued Qt 955 were taken off. and —_—____ Caaurrarte Baguaxts.—The will of the tase Mary Downs, sdmitied to probate m the Orpben’s Court oo Se’ arday, each to S . Joseph's Maic msie ¢ Asvium and to Rev. ‘S*, Patrick’s church. if i tendant, firing a shot at him ns he passed out. Osrroll, mstead of ranning of directly, picked. up astone and buried it at Carroll, and then started to rum morthward from the building, and Catlett fired two shots at him, the first, 1° is said, above his head, but the second one strock him when he bad passed over a fence, about fitty or sixty feet distant, bringing him down ‘his Bad the effect of quieting the others, and Oatlett being picked ap was found to be alive, but died In about fifteen minutes. Messrs. Rich and White, the resident stu- deays, were on the spot immediately, but could do notbing to save the wounded man’s life. The bail was found to haye entered near the lower iwner corner of the right scapula (or shoulder biade) aud passed through the body, lo ‘ging between the second and third ribs Carroli, the overseer, Immediately proceeded to the eighth precinct station-house and gave bimself up. The Coroner, Dr. W. W. Potter, Was notified, and is this afternoon holding an inquest. a’ post mortem examination was mate by Dr. Hartigan, of the U.S. A. Ma-eam, who found the ball situated as anove stated. The deceased (Catlett) was about 2s years of nee. aud was committed to the workhouse ou iith instact, by Justice Clark. in de- sneighdorhood of 15th and M streets. w nichts ago, while the Intendant was absent, the bars over the third story wiadows were cut. and with a rope which had been pre- viously used for tying 8 man with th- delir- jum tremens. two of the prisoners let them. selves dowa snd made off. but the rope break- ipg prevented the remainder of the party trom leaving. Last night the deceased was discovered get- ting out of the third story window, and was warned to go ip, which he did, remarking tha’ be would take his chances in the day tim: ——~—_— Arricay M. E. Ziox Comrenence—Fifth Doy.—Conference met, with Bishop Jones pre- siding. A letter from the Wesley Zion Church (South Washington) was read, giving a fayor- able aceguat of the condition of the church, both spifitual and temporal; also, one from Galbraith Chapel, and one from Concord Montgomery county, Md. The tollowing amounts were reported as col- lections from the different churches yesterday Wesley Zion, $50; Union Wesley, $7.00; Joun Wesley, $20; Galbraith Chapel, $10. Eiders Jobn W. Green. of the Gennesse Conference. and Rev. Joseph Bowser, of the M. E. Church, were admitted to sents within the bar. The Committee on Lay Delegates reported the credentials of the delegate of Union Wesley Church as correct. A letter was read from the John Wesley Church, asking che return of the Rev. J. E Price 40 that mission again; also, one from Union Wesley Church stating their embar- Tassed condition m a to finances The delegate of John Wesley Church re- Tted bis church In a prosperous condition both spiritual and temporal, A request was made for the return of Elder Hamer to Galbraith Chapel. The Conference them took a recess till 2 o'clock. —— COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.—At the Meeting of Columbia Ty, ical Union No. 101, on Saturday evening, Messrs. E. MacMar- ray, Daniel W. Flynn aud John T. Halleck were elected del to represent the Union at the National Convention, to be held at Albany during the first week in June, and an appropriation of $75 each was made to pay telr expenses. Resolutions of respect to the memory of John D. Bayne, iate proof-reader on the Inielligrncer, were unanimously adopted and an appropriation for the benefit of tne family was made. A comi Bookbinders’ A: i ed, nouncing that they had adopted the eight-hour rule. The report of the committee to whom ‘was reterred Proposed National Union Uon- stitution and the Subordinate Union Constitu- tion, drawn up at the Convention held in this city im June last, was submitted, and resolu- tions recommending certain amendments to the proposed Constitution were adopted. The meeting, after quite @ spirited contest on the part of the friends of the various candidates Proposed as delegates to the National Union, ‘ad jourmed at 12 o’clock. Soe AssaULt With INTENT TO KILL AND Hica- Way Kosrgry.—On Saturday afternoon as Moses Waskey . a peddler, wasir astore. corner of ISth and L st three the colored man in c Ki orove him off and attempted torun off with the wagon but Waskey out bim keocking him down with a severely beating him. Officers Greer and Zerees arrested Samael Johnson and W. H Dimes but the other man John Clagett, mad: his escape. Lieutenant Hurley ascertaining that Clagett was in the neighborhood ot Ten- neliytown went out ip a buggy on Saturday night and arrested him. The parties had a bearing before Justice Drury and committed them to jail for court to answer for assault and battery with intent to kill and _nighway Tobpery. —e——_— THe ENGrnege or THE CawaL.—(n Satur day, the case of Kenjamin Severson agt. Mayor Bowen was called in the District Supreme Court in General Term, and Mr. Selden, for the relator, opened the case, contending that Severson was regularly and nage elected to the position of Engineer of the ington Canal, that Be had entered on his duties in good faith,and was entitled to bis as b officer. which a is withteld by Mayor. Mr. Hine appe: with Mr. Selden for the relator. The answer of the Mayor was not in, but was stated by Mr. Cook, the Corporation Attorney to be, the Mayor denies that sucn an office exists, and that whatever rights the com- plainant y haye, he can enforce them by a suit at law. Havana O16 —On Saturday night, sbout 11 o'clock, Lewis Sims aod Wil- liam Crawford, with six other negroes, entered Sayre's cigar storeon Penna. avenue, between 17th and Isth streets, and asked to look at a box of cigars. The clerk handed them a box, when they asked some other questions, one of them ip the meanwhile banding the box to another of the party standing near the door. All hands then started out, and the clerk after them. The Police succeeded in capturing Sims aud Craw- ford, ‘who were sent to jail for court by Justice brary. Cara’ ——_.4——— \ ROSSALYM,” the property of the lessees of she Alexandria canal, near the southern termi- nus of the aqueduct, im Virginia, bas been leased to Messra. Sykes, Chadwick & Co.. P prietors of Willard’s Hotel, who intend fitting it up in elegant style, as a summer resort, with fine pleasure grounds, drives, and many other attractive features. In arranging their planus. they have contracted for the erection of gas- work: d the future illumination of the buildings and grounds se ELEction or CRRS.—The following men have been chosen officers shington Social Temple ot Honor for the ensuing term : 8. R. Dickmson ; B. P. h: son; . Rei K., JE. Darnall: J. U.. Miss Eva Dickinson; #. U., George Johnson; S. G., Mrs. S. A. Chase; B.S, J. Thomas. ‘Tae Forty Hours’ ADoRaTION,—The forty bours’ adoration of tne Blessed Sacrament, one of the greatest devotions in the Catholic Cbureh, will be commenced at St. Patrick's church on Sunday morning next, at the con- “fasion of High Mass, and will continue on Monday and Tuesday following. There will be a grand High Mass on exch day. the adora- - conciuding with the mass service on Taues- ay. —_-+_—_. TRE VRAUTIFCL AMERICAN AND EvRorman vi S exhibited at (dd Fellows’ Hall every night this week are alone worth the price of Sdmission,but when in addition we have the fine peer tend Gaylord’s minas- Tels, Who appear rlesque, pani % nd the distribution of $i0v in presents every bight, there should be a rush up 7th street every evening. ‘Will bea great treat to cite inne ac Sar Gh poe Le oa the press in the cities whereas SaLaRy Fixep.—y, e Govan EEnT SALE—TheGovernment erty at Battery Rodgers, consisting be: in the DArracks, quarters, ofice, bosprat, ie ue. = bile or pak: EL acta a @ay from Baltimore, with merchandise and . Appended is the wharf arrivals fia departures” Carter's Wharf—Arrived—Schrs. J. B. My- ¢rs, Wilson, from Hudson river, N. ¥., with %* tons of blue stone for Nicholas Acker; Na- than Tyler, Moore, from Havre-de-Grace, with 63,000 of lumber for J. D. Kitch & Uo. Sailed—Schr. R. H. Stanard, Habbard, for rgetown, to finish discharging shingles and lumber. Johnsons — Wharf.—Arrived—Schr. Daniel Hoimes, Rulon, trom Roundout, N. ¥., with ice tor the Great Falls Ice Company. mh Saued from Roundout. N. Y., on the 13th ist schr. Oliver Scofield, Disosway, with ice fo the Great Falls Ice Compan: Riley's Wharf. Arrived—s Harper, trom Baltimore, with merchandi and passengers; schrs. Emma, Trott, for Nor. folk. with lumber for Mohun & Son: and abo one dozen small vessels londed with oysters fer Turner & Son and tor market, Fowler's Wharf.—arrivet—Schr. L T. Dun. nock, Gosler, from Sailsbury, Md, with lum. ber for Willet & Redgrave; Joseph Parker, —, fro jimore, with lumber for Mo- in & Sen. Sebrs. Federal Hili. t jortolkx, with lumber for W illet & Redgrave; Clara Bel!, Applecartt, with lum- ber for J Evans; Odd Fellow, Jarrett, to load fertilizers for Nanticoke river: Oregoo, McOraxter, trom Navjemoy, with wood for market. Satled—Schr. Union, Perry, down the river, light. Clark's Wharf—Arrived—Schr, Annie T. Clark, Edmonstou, from Norfolx, Va. with Rater and shingles tor T. Edward Ulark & Jo. Arrived —— Saues op Rear Estate.—Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers and auctioneers, have sold the following lots in Alexandria county, Virginia, about two mites across the Aqueduct pridge:— Lot 1, containing 11 acres, to Mrs. E. W. Me. Graw,at $50 per acre; Jot 2, adjoining and same size, to J. W. Patton, for $40 per acre; lo: 3, adjoining and same size, toMrs E.W. McGraw, for $14 per acre; Jot 5, adjoining and same si: to J. W. Patton, for $31 per acre: lot 6, adjoin- ing and same size, to A. J. Carrico, for $53 per acre. Kilbourne and Latta, real estate brokers, have sold part of jot of 13, squares 17,on 1 street, between 25th and 26th streets, to’ John Ryan, at 10 cents square foot; part same lotto Dennis Hickey, at 1) cent’ per squire foot; eastern part lot 14, square 17, on 1 street, near 26th, to John U’Neil, at 10 cents per square foot; middle part lot 14, square 17, to John Scanlon, at 10 cents per square foot; west lot 14, equare 17, to James Keongh, at 10 cents Der square foot; east part lot 2, square 17, to Dennis Hickey, at 10 cents per square foot: also, part lot ¥, square 31, to Patrick Oleary, 5 cents per square foot. ee THE Pustic Grouxps.—Workmen have commenced the erection of an iron railing on either side of the terminus of 153¢ street, south of the Treasury Building, which will bound a Toadway to be carried in @ curve trom that street to 17th street, and will inclose the space tow occupied by the sheds which have been used as workshops for the Treasury Extension, as alsosome of the m field be removed. and when enlarged in this manner and properly graded, the grounds attached to the Executive bege gg cig p= Ln finer appearance than heretofore. ‘nite Lot, sdjoming, from which base ball players have been ordered off, will be considerably improved during the coming season by the planting of trees and shrabbery. The Gapitol Grounds are being cleared up generally, and workmen are to-day engaged in clearing out all the old sycamore trees, which make so much filth, and withal for shade pur- Poses were never desirable. —o—— Tae RAILRoaD BRivor.—Messrs. Stevens and Phelps, receivers of the Washington and Alexandria Railroad, under authority of the United States Court of Virginia, haye on the south bank of the river a number of piles for the railroad bridge across the Potomac and now await authority frcm the courts of this District to repair the bridge and make it safe for the passage of trains as usual. This bridge has now been unsafe for tutly two months, to the great detriment of threngh and local travel and it is to be hoped that the requisite order Will be soon given. Tbe road from bridge to Alexandria 1s now in good order, having had @ large number of new ties and about 50 tons of new iron placed on it since the breakage in the bridge. It is to be oped that the bridge will be misediately and we understand Placed im order 1i — AND UYSTERS.—The recerpts of fish to- Jobnson’s wharf embrace about seven thousand shad and forty thousand herring. Prices for the former from S12 to $15 per hun. dred, and for the latter $12 per thousand, whi is am increase. The oyster market is well Plied, with former prices maintained. dozen vessels have arrived since our last, with an aggregate of about twelve hundred bushels of oysters consigned to Turner & Son, which are quoted at trom 50 cents to $1.50 per bushel. The dealers have drawn upa petition, numer- ously signed, asking the Councils to pass a law prohibiting oysters from being brought to mar- ket from the 15th of May to the Ist of Septem- ber. This petition, which will be presented to- ght at the Councils, bas beea prompted as well for the protection of the oysters themselves ‘as well for the preservation of the health of community, as it is alleged they are not fit to eat during warm weather. ———.— — AMPUTATED.—The reported death of Mr. Richard Harrington ou Saturday last, who had bis leg broken on Fridsy,and was otherwise injured from the falling of a scaffold to a house at the corner of 6th and L streets, which he Was assisting in painting, was incorrect. He is still living, though with but little hopes of recovery. Yesterday morning, the broken leg was amputated, which now leaves bim legless, ashe lost one of then during the late war. Mr. Harrington was alive at noon to-day. —-.—— Sate or a Jor Parntine Hovse.—The National Intelligencer job printing office with type, presses, Xc., Was this morning sold at auction by Green and Williams, for $5,911.77. All the articles were sold separately, the pur- chasers ofall, being H. Polkinhorn. ofthis city, & amount of §5,°10.75) and J. H. Broach, ot X ew York. —_.——_. BREAKING INTO AN OFvicR.—About ten o'clock last night two boys broke into the office at Norment’s lumber yard, corner of Maryland avenue and ‘id street, and carried off an old musket, but being pursued closely, threw the ‘weapon away. ees Cuaroz oy Larceny. — Yesterday officer Gates arrested Henry McGraw, eagaged with Mr. Jacob Miller, a butcher, on the charge of the larceny of 50 pounds of bacon from his em- Ployer and Justice Walter committed him to jail for court. —_o——_ Two NEw STARS, in addition to the Great Canterbury Troupe, appear this evening. Mlle DeRosa in dancing and come vocalism, and Lon Ubapin in his great personatien a-la- Lingard. Every one who goes there passes @ Pleasant evening at the Canterbury. eet Lxnt's celebrated New York cireus is an- nounced to exhibit for one week in this city, commencing on Morday evening next. This circus 18 probably the most extensive apd com- plete one at present in the country, —-—_—_ Prorgssor Kexis’ annual exhibition at his Academy, on ivania, avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, to come off on Friday evening, April 30th, will be a grand affair, Everybody is going. ae Sz advertisement of Rorses for sale by Brice & Bro. in another column. Cc. Baum’s HOOP SKIRT, CORSET auD SHOULDER BRACE FACTORY, 513 SEVENTH STREET, (INTELLIGENCER BUILMING. BF All Goods warranted 10 ft or no sale. Bpa-tt Ooxsn on NOR PLANTS, OITY ITEM BRACELETS—Fiat and Obased, Gajd Linea Bands, received this morning, at Prizg’s Ove Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 46 Pennsylvania avenue, near4 street. = + Cavrion.—In coughs, cold: and chest eases, if attended to in time, can be arrested aud cured. Temedy is Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry. ——_.—___ Oak HALL, the emporium of fashion, is be- coming @ household word, having veen refitted and restocked ‘with & most ete assort- Unusually low. Oak Hal! posite Post Office. A New War or Dorma Bvsrrmss.—Holt Ly Bros. will commence from thisday to of the above goods to patronize us as it will eave consi money to the buyer aod ena- bi = Soutien ee goods at these rates. LLASDER BROS. 4,131 between ith and 15th ats. —__+—_—_ Persona desiring to purchase the best of anks and valises. Iadies’ and gent’s traveling sacks and satchels, msde of the best material and workmanship, under the immediate supe: vision of the enterprising firm of J. S. Topha: & Co.. No. 500 7th street, under the folds of that mammoth flag. These gentlemen are practical mechanics, and apply all the latest and best improvements in the manufacture of their trunks: snch as MeMurray’s patent trank stay, ano House's patent India rubber trank shield, These improvements can only be had at this establishment in the city of Washiagton Trunks of all kinds made to order, and all kinds of repairig done at the lowest rates. 4,160 ee eee I1nB FOLLOWING is the price list at the re- duced rates:—Good White Shirt, $125 $1.50; Best (Quality, $2.25; Undershirts tor Spring, 40 cente: good Socks, 15, 1d 25 cents; Eng- lish Socks, 4) cents; Handkerchiefs, 15 cents, good Paper Collar,’ 12 cents per box. Also, Ties, Bows, and all kinds of Gloves, at the lowest prices. HOLLANDBR BRos., 210 Penna. avenue, 4131 near 15th street, —_o—__ Teeta WiTsouT 4 Stain—No impurity can infest the teeth cleaned daily with Soz>- dont, Guiliay, the bark of the Ohifian Soap ‘Tree, an article which possesses cleansing pro- perties superior to those of any other known substance, is one of the ingredients of this peerless compound. Sozodont is the only aen- trifice in existence in which this salubrious bo- tanical product is incorporated. eo a THE PRETTIEST, Mest select, and tashionable stock of Gents’ Furnishing Goods in this city is undoubtedly to be found at the Franc’s, 494 7th street, between D and E, wao bas just returned from New York, where he bas purebased some of the latest novelties in Ties, Bows, and Scarfe, together with a fall Assortment of new goods in his line. As to quality and prices, we can only say that he is in the habit of selling the best quality goods, and cheaper than any other house in this city. For the benefit of persons who have pr orped e Orig- to throw away, we would g0 to jo Franc, and i’, your piicomerm | oods, 88 you will save money by so doing. Remember fe name and place, ‘athe Original Franc,” 4% 7th street, between D and E. Also notice the large plate glass window. — For Coucs and Throat Disorders, use «Brown's Broncial Troches,” having proved their ncy by & test of many years. have never changed my mind respecting them from the first, excepting te think Bp bet- ter of that which 1 began thinking well of.” e03 Rev. Hengy Warp Begcusr. Price List of Gents’ Furnishing Goods at the “Origmal Franc.” 494 7th street, between D and E:—Good White Shirts, #1 to $1.25 Fine White Shirts, $1.75 to $2.50: Good Merino Shirts and Drawers, 75 cents each; Good White Pocket ee ae eee each; Good Cot- ton Secks, 10, 25 cents per pair; Paper Collars, 10, 15, 18, 25 cents 7 Cuffs, 5 cents per par Linen Collars and a Bows, and every other article in the gents’ farnish- ing line, cheaper than the cheapest. Remem. ber the name and place, «The Original Franc, 494 7th street, between D and E. Also notice the large plate glass window. 3.01, ND STYLE, Poventry. and Lace kage RUF FLING, . at lowest price. at DAVIS’, 20 Market Space, SUPSTIEUTE FOR WINDOW PULLIne awp SS WRIGHTS.—Cheapact and best Sash Sustaiar y 0 is old customers and the public gen. erally, that be hes removed his Merchant Tailor’ Establishment from his old stand venue, toNo 5081! betweew Pennsylvania avenue and Htreet. where, he Keope coustantly on hand . E: CLOTHS, CASSIM! : GENTLEMEN'S FUBNIBHING GoODS, sod the BTAM SHIRTS, made to order Since my removal I have made arrangements h°will enable me to attend to my cectmencs fhore regularly, and to fil thelr ordere more pune 502 Eleventh street. -Im___bet. Penn's avenue and M street, Onas, G. VANDRRWEEKEN. M. 8B. Yanwoon. POTOMAC BIVER BLUE STONE, ik. (Gmeiss Bock.) FOR BUILDINGS, FOUNDATIONS, WALLS, ‘ &c. Aso, 2 yoorrias. FLAG, AND CUBB 8TO! 1 in Washi s ‘eccessible point Sn anita teas _ VANDEBWEBEEN & Co., Proprictors. ton 43 Pensa. 256 Pennsylvania f — 3. . op ie Botel, Gesigetow Ulie,N 12. JUICER’ HARDWARE. We b: hand ® full essortment of BUILD. 2S HakDw Ae and are making @ speciality iy. W. Offer special inducements tn of Hinges, Scrowe, Bells, Bash Welghta, Bast W; BAMILTON & Co., ler’s Depot, 562 7th street. JATS — hi jour OLD STYLE ~ Hite REMOBELLED co inet Spring style, ~ ‘OUNNINGHAM’S ry, 34630 7th wt. 6th belew Northern Market, ‘ap PB0PosaLs FOR STATIONERY. Drrartwext Wasuineto. Preposals for farnishing: ery a6 may be required by this Departm: the bureaus and offices thereof. during the remain- ler of the fiscal Foca aane 1359, will be Fecelved until 12 o'clock M., of SATURDAY, May jach 1 must be signed by the Treking seSrempanin by factory fnaccepted for any or all articles js accepted for any or all afte lee 1A artic farnished must be of the best quality with thi pPorosate FOR BEEF. Deror Commissary. josuen, Va., April is, 1389. _ ath = re reat ie ine Mbangase moni , parte pro} yr euch meats very bow: q outs, feist ae: wo mee, |e eee MANHOOD BRING OUT Your BalT.—The warm weather bas bad the effect of bringing the fish up the Fiver, and anglers are now having fine sport sbout half a mile above the aqueduct. Parties fiom there say itis only a matter of dropping the hook and line to draw up fine perch. A SunpayY Scuoo. Tampmrance Mestims was held in the Dunbarton-street M. E School yesterday afternoon, by the society conmected ‘with the school, called “The Youths’ Temper- ance Band,” of which Mr. Julius Soper is President. Appropriate and interesting ad- Gresses were made by Mr. Bradley and Dr. Smith, of Washington. The singing by the School was excellent. The society at present bum ders une hundred members, andis ina very flourishing condituon. Tax Coat Waarves present a lively ap- pearance, as quite ® number of schoozers are taking in coal for transportation northward. River Fron r.—Entered—Steamer John (ib- son, Winters, New York,with merchandise for District merchants; sloop Seamun, King. trom Alexandria, with wheat for Hartley & Bro. hom! chamge of cary j , eave daily (except Burday) ar * A A 'gng which Nature is to show her saving | 12 300nd™ 40 P.M power in diffasing the circulation and visiting the | FOR PHILADELPHIA cheek with the bloom of health. Als! increase o Gat cert beeday) ot = A.M. op appetite has grown by what it fd on; the energies = NDA jiunchate’ Excaasce— Business was Gall | "er guasesa Ree pehiel oon ee nennne: | _kaave tor Mow Yekor sae BP. Ul..ene Pane this morning, the offerings being small, but | ™ '* deranged contin oid Meeting wit! Teady sale. We quote: (ferings ried veg h bed: ind undergo so fascinating 1,244 bushels red wheat; sales. if= busheis a | ® bange from cbild to woman, ts looked for in 81.75, 03 bushels ¢ 3 busbels at $2: bu ) | vain; the parent's heart bleeds AF $1.80, G0 Dushels at $212 mtipsiest dy mlb HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, For Weakness arising from Excesses or Barly discretion, attended with the following symptoms: Georgetown Advertisements. ¥ THOS. FOWLING, Auctioneer; Ge rgeto BANKRUPT @SALE OF A LARGE VARIETY | Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Lou OF USEFUL aND FANCY GOUDS. jemory, Difficalty of Breathing, Generel THIS SVANING, commencing sts clock at the | € Memory, Dificuity of tea enh ness, Horror of Auction Store, No. 174 Bridge street, including a Superior assortment of ‘Table Pocket Cutlery Si sted Wi a Plot Wale tthe WO pone anderen Oot abt cae Feet, Wakefuiness, Dimness of Vision, 4 Universal peered at Muscular System, Often Enormons Appetite with Symptoms, Hot | Hands, Floshing of the Body; Dryness of the skin, | [)™8.,™ ARSE DENTIOTS. Pallid Coustenance and Eruptions on the Face, | BUR. Setween 15th and sth streeta, ir Pain in the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Fre | nish ARTIFICIAL TEBTH om ony bled quently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with | of Plate desired. Pure Nitrous Orede Gas con- TRUSTBB’S SALE OF IMPROV PROP. raat ON BBALL STREET, Id GEORGE ‘Temporary Saffusion and Lose of Sight, Want of | {{s2tly OB hand for extracting ‘eth without irtue of a deed of trust from Hevekian | Attention, Great Mobility, estiess, with Horror |, otics sattatectica ip sory martectar® seen Butler « | of Society. Nothing is more desirable to such ¥ yIz © I INTAL Ane ‘of September. 1505, Liber | patients than Bolitede, and nothing they soe | [)® LEWIE & DaXi8 DENTAL AnsOULe Gread, for Fear of Themselves; ne Repose of Man No. 250 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ner, no Specelation, but = burried Between 12th and ih stre-ta. TEETH EXTRACTED ‘wirnour PAIN. These symptoms, if allowed to go on—which this = Sgr will be made for extracting where Ar- Medicine invariably removes—soon follow Loss o . Power, Fatuity,and Bpileptic Fits, in one of which are tneereed dei fob this ‘property is now adver- | the putient may expire. Dalicut will be reuuired to pay fined to be sotd fa @a00, with interest from Sept. 1, | “During the superintendence of Dr. Wilson at the | Hiffical operation shen Bertormed. wich ‘Terme of sale cash,of which $0 mast be de. | Bloomingdale Asylum, this ead result occurred to Try ey SS Asrociation is BO c. two patients; reason had for a time left them, and | Gold, Stiver. eer. ot Bow Tork. a bie. and Boston All beth died ef epilepsy. They were of both sexes, work done jb apy aad mines cornea nee be? Truste. | 824 about twenty years of age. telzcr dos ‘Bil work will beers ie the weatest, sa fit to nt, at the risk end cos ‘Who can sy that these excesses are not fre- = Nr pd faulting purchaser. wath i to quently followed by those direfal diseases, Insan- and Consumption’ The recoris of the Insane ‘Asylams,end the melancholy deaths by tion, bear ample witness to the trath of these as- sertions. In Lumatic Asylams the most melas- choly exhibition appears. be countenance is ac. sodden and quite destitute—neither Mirth or pPorosais: FOR ESVELO! Post Org ck Darartxext, ap isd MA4Yo® OFFICE, GroxsETows, OTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Seale 8 i 2 tually te = ESDAY. Bagh Re Grief over visita {t. Sh Gecnnd of the w ment unti! May ‘torfereint cast Line of near occur, it is rarely articulate. “With wofal measures wan Despai: Guring uperiod of tee o otter . isan The cectmated. sounds their grief beguiled.” ‘masters 7» mated tha! vill be required anpuail) is as follows eubie | yard; graveling per y . Class BO. 1, 1,000,000, more oF lees. 3, by Bis in- in Sctoch Mat stone While we regret the existence of the above dis- | .40* fatiering” paved cobble me a nn sonere Claas Bo. 2, 4.00),000, more or legs, 3, by 5’ in- rd. Afl material necessary to com ‘work | invaluable chemistry remo ches. ob caraiated the contractors at their coat. pia —_ ellss® Ho. 3. 780.000, more or leas, 35: by 6°; ins or s 20H 1 NEWMAN Commissioner ofstreets. | pL MBOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRA. (s0las® Mo. 4, 180,000, more or lees, 4 by 8 in- Grant aps Goo: TED FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU. Claas No. 6, 3>00, more or lees, 4°. by 10\. im- ‘There is ne other Tonic like it. It isan anchor ‘or Class No.1, an ordit of hope te the surgeon and patient. and this is the juslity of bef or JOHN H. SMOOT, ellow paper will enewer. other classes te 119 Bridtse Street, Georestoiwm, D.C. ‘medetrom pa = red, blue, . and bet or cream- BOWSER Sov Be ccmociare fll chat | “Solay regain aca Deaireeveryher."” | Sait Daves si may Ge Tetra, ot Sopra ide: SUK: Bhailice, Bortbastoe: wee, eee PREPARED aT An ae end Fancy cia a for Suite, H.T ELMBOLD'S, dre’s a1 a denneolent on DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, 694 BROADWAY, BEW YORK. - Also. 8 shing Goods. 8! Towelings, Matti i of Gentlemen ‘Cottons of the best RECOMMENDATIONS. Ae) ty 3 A Case of Twenty Years’ Standing. SB. WHESLER & ©U., Auctioneers, PHILADELPHIA, Penn., June 25, 185). Bet. cth and . | B. T. He: xzowp, Druggist Spposlte Rocio Hoses nme Pen oe DEAR Bix: I have been a sufferer for twenty — with Diedder and ki EXECUTOR'S SaLB OF THE VALUABLE §f during which tim arian s and OBS s 2 have used various medical IMPROVED BTY 16 end ‘under the treatment the Dag OF THE LATE aLPRED CEE. De Bon eminent y experiencing but litte | Festion virtue of the last will of Alfred Lee, de ‘Hav! your * i cessed, which the undersigne< f Icongulted may tasmaly phyeicion regard Weichert enema te | rertne tegen iBregaes | ect on. re eae. | Bias are ‘that s or less, made paper. 4 by er the Sod et the Stamipet lope Azency in the city of Sew York These A lopes to be deliv, |, im good order, fr=e of Lot not nun i Sadition to Gee for packing, poth at the to Now ork ‘and Seat on south sige of Werrennne grati- | titles as from time to time mas be ordered the weet side of Mill street, ‘after it three | ,,S*parate proposals wilt for tarnteb- Seep op tho week ino, feapesven ba ta? om) ett rk ve Maveiopes.”°3 alle boo \e rent ond ainet : : : story Frame Houses, one old two-story Brick - £5 Bf 7 7 Eth Pate 3e5 : al sold by s sebsiivision te bese day sola by a oa m which will conform a2 near aa may be tofrout, By PAO! ‘satis. 5 of the houses. the same to be pat ap in jeboard or straw boxes, = each containing >» in wooden execs ‘On TURSDAY April olected | in auantities of 6.000 or 6Bm cock for eeinee ox The north i the. and | Tocca: trecol chatge ee teeing Te a teal on the east side of mbraced a by a twe. ‘Tame ‘on WEDS Ee A aoe “ther | to supply, and uo bid will enve! Sand uo be conndered dulest offered by ravelope manaias, turers, accompanied by watlefactory gaara Ms Levis, Judge, Philadelphia. ted will be taken into Const “wide he. ~ on fecal ay ‘ tu . Ja . Philadelpaia. Bonds will be required for the faith‘al perform- Sg soi Fae aa tor General, Washington, the right ‘And many others, if necessary. bear interest fron roposals for Oficeard Gay of sale, and to Le secured by deed of trust on —_ qe yy ‘Oue hundred dollars down om each piece of prop. may De-and addressed to the Phird Assistant Post erty when the same is bid off. A Case of Inflammation of Kidneys, and | master JORN A. 3. CRROUWELe. clans one RO Rega gon tar oP Grav asthe a J cermie., rs’ . He " — a epzta 3 ‘Wakeun! &60., Auct’rs. {From Morgan, Feasel & Co., Glasgow, Missouri } prorcsaLs FOR SUPPLins. [3 THOB. DOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetow: apenas +. Com or Suncierence. ? CHANCER) ASS noe I was troubled x iinet EN. a mr 7 es ses kote igmed until 12 0'e ock m., pril 24, 1869. for furoishing the troopeat Frauk- SEar. *o tore ail eliltias Lai ome Standard Works on Medi- HELMBOLD'’S EXTRACT BUCHU, ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF 15 YSARS.p Prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist, 594 BROAWAY, NEW YORK, a> 10¢S80UTH TENTH ST., PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Purce—@1.% per bottle, or siz bottles for 96.80, dattveea to any eddrees. Bold by Dracziqa every: Gases im s HB. .« BEMBOLD. | wrm.