Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1869, Page 4

EVENING STAR. TUESDAY.........000-se00e- LOCAL NEWS. ——_—__ AMUSEMENTS, &c., TO-NIGHT. Navional THBATER.—Miss Kate Raymond to “Mazepps.” METROPOLITAN HALL AND VARIETY Tue. avam, Pennsylvania avenue, between [1th and HQ streets. Open every night with a first. ins entertainment. SEVENTH-STRERT PARK.—Annual Festival of ibe Germania Schueizen Verein. JvEx: «ans Gaavgn.—Pic-nic of Columbia Eng.ne Com pany. Swereyen’s Hart.—Pestival and bramatic Enierisinmen: STRaweERRyY Festivat, for the benefit of the Memorial Chapel, Cap.iol Hill, atthe corner of 3d street east and Pennsylvania avenue. ——o—__ Txs Wassineton Sunpay ScHoot Union. ‘The jreguisr monthly meeting of this Union yas held last evening in the vestry of the ‘Thirteenth Street Baptist Church: Rev.G. A- Hell, President; Mr. J. G. Jadd, Secretary. Pe Pratt discussed the question “How can (he Sanday schools be mage a more edicient auxilary of the Charcb,” after which the sub- jeet was further debated by by Messrs. Poler, Himrod, Gen. Balloch, Kev. Mr. Hall, and others. The President thought it would ve a great advantage to the canse of the Sunday Seboot Upton to bold au institute meeting, ai Whicb the best talent of the country might be mvited to address chem. On motion of M Poler. a committee of five, coasisting of Re G. A. Hall, Messrs. Deveraux, Suckuey, Rich- j*, and Slater, were appointed to mature a Plan for holding the ims.itate mex: tall. The resignation of Mr Joba ©. Harkness, Firs: Vice President; C. 8B. Bailey, Corres. ponding Secretary, ressarer, were and Mr. N. B. Deveresux was then elected Fir Vice Pres deat; Mr. KA Slater, Correspond- ; 'y, and Mr. cbards, Treasurer. stated that fourteen schools bad drawn from the Union, the Methodis: sburches withdrawing on account of the for- mation of a Union m commended by the Balti- more Conference. The delegate from Hamline Chapel denied chat their school bad wii drawn. It bad been stated that the withdraw: of Meihodist schools was owing toa re ommenaation of the pastors of the Distri churches, it was attribatable to the tha: the T Becepted et a bad denied that denomination 2 prominent piace in the administration of its affairs. Mr. Bryant, of the Metropolitan M. E. Chorch, asked if their school was now im the Tason. If it had been ruled out he shonid re. Sst the order to the best of his ability. Rev. G. A. Hall stated that it was a mistaken idea on tbe part of the Methodist Sanday schools io suppose they could not continue members of the Union. Differences in charch affurs sbould be no reason why they should cease the F united efforts for the furtherance of the odjecs of the Union. The Baptists had a 2 of their own, But bad not, ou that ac. t. ceased to be members of the Washing- ton Union. The Union then adjourned. ih Tae Fir® Commissiowers—Tie New Steam Fire Eng ne, dc —This board met last evening: resent, Messrs. Goodall, King, Gorbutt and cbueon, and Gen. John S. Crocker (actin; Mayor) im the chair. The President infor the board that the secretary was preparing an annual report of the expenses of the depart- ment for the fiscal year ending the 0th inst. B.lls of the Gaslight Company, C. J. Brewer, J. H. Kuebling, Jotun Keyworth, James Lowe, Ward & Kelley, Wm. H. Slowen and Frank T Richardson were ordered to be paid. Mr.Gor- bort called attention to persons not connected ‘with the department loitering abeut the en- gmme-bouses, and wearing badges of member- sbip, and thought it the duty of foremen to prevent ibe same. He thought that the wear- ing by outside parties of the shirt with the figure « thereon, the badge of the Franklin, woald vring disrepute on the department. bief Engineer Elweod contended that there ‘Was no law ,Teveniing persons from wearing @ red shirt, and that the same tend & trial, this afternoon, at three o'clock, ‘@t the foot of 17th street, of the new steam fire ergine which arrived yesterday from Seneca Falls, N. ¥.,in charge of Mr. Richard Bick- ford, agert, and J. Ki. Tellar, engineer. The engine weighs about 5,40 pounds with wheels ef s new construction, being of iron, and mown as the suspension braced, which are said to be stronger than the wheels of our pres- ent epgines. Among e is said to be that of effective working | ae soon) hose, tne eifect of of secarit; mst the bursting of bose. ‘The machiss 1s Provided ‘With a patent circula img tubular boiler. ————— THE “FReTR” oF THES. V. G.—Yesterday Afternoon and evening the feste of the Scheut- ven Verem Germania, at Abner’s 7th s:reet Park, was well attended, but not so crowded as to prevent enjoyment in the dancing pavil- tons, sbootng galleries, bowling alleys, &c. At five o'clock an exhibition of ught- r- jormences was given by Prof. Den owe. ‘Toe Washington Sangerbend and the Arion Quariee Club enlivened the occasion with some of their choicest vocal music, and the “Turners” attracted much attention by their performances. The medal for the day's rifle shooting was won by Mr. W Flammer. The prizes for Indies’ shooting were won as fol- jows - Ist, silver butter dish, by Mrs. Mueck- berger: 2d. satchel, by Mrs. Meyer; 3d. fan, by ‘Mrs. Loefiter: ith, handkerchief, by Mrs. Heins. The prize for the best “turning” was taken by Mr. Knabe. For bowling Mr. L. Emmert was awarded the first prize and took ‘$25, Mr. Weir the second (manile clock), Mr. Kessel tbe third (rocking chair), Mr. Lorenze the fourth (Malacca cane.) The excellent eancing music in_both pavilions is un der the direction of Pref. Weber. In consequence of the bad weather yesterday the feste will be kept up unt! Friday. res «Rater Fast.”—This remark is applied to the Stax by the Intelligencer this morning, because of out statement yesterday that Gen. S. Crocker will be acting ‘Mayor of the city during Mayor Bowen’s absence, but will more properly apply in this case toour usually “Tatber slow” neighbor. The aunouncement we made was not premature, as stated by the Jatcii-cencer. Gen. Crocker has a document trom Mayor Bowen, in which the latter says « Bemmg about to be absent from the city tem- porarily, I hereby depute you to Saree my absence. (Signed)—S. J. Bowen jayor.” ‘0 quote our neighbor as worthy of notice, that the pablic musied ix reference to cont: Bess of the Corporation.” therefore rest satisfied tha Sctng Mayor of Washingto: may not be ts or other bu The public may Gen. Crocker is —Some days ago a rs. Clara Wright young ladies, some very consequence a quarrel! took and Mrs. Millie Jivipg on Capitol Hil, in w havsm pames were used. In snit for slander against M: wis and hus- band was instituréd yee: Mrs. Wright | (®S poticed m the Star.) tevenipe Mrs. Lewis obtained @ wagrant against Mrs. Wright, charging Ber with & breach of the peace, Mrs. Wright was arrested by officer Langley of the St (precinct, and taken before Justice E. G. nay, who after hearing the evidence of two or three witnesses bound her (Mrs. Wright) Over in the sum of $100 to keep the peace. a Gane Rorrgp His Lawpto! the pockets of Henry Vitali. residing ou 3d street, near the canal. were relieved of $220 and the pocket book replaced im bis pocket. The case wes reported at Police Headquarters and Officers Coomes and Miller took matter in band, apd this morning «came down to it” by arresting One of the boarders, Frank Bressa- mnt, WhO attempted to throw away 4 portion of the money, but it was picked up by & girl and handed to the officers, who took the ac- cused to headquarters, where he is held fora Bishop Wait- ™m will visit the parish of Grace Church, Washington, Rev. Alfred Holmead, rec- tor. on Wednesday evening, June ith, at $ o'clock, for the purpose of administering the rie of confirmation. unusually large and the exercises will be very anteresting. -———— A RaRBCeaNce.—To persons desiring fine | vcds at cost, a chance eee Ci = Co., #5 Pennsylvania avenue, between and loth streets. That firm is now disposing of iBew imported suk, lace sbawis. real isces, point lace collars, and Paris Kid gloves at cost sumply toreslize the cash. The sale at cost commereed yesterday to continue thirty days. ——— as JepeemastT Extergp.—Justice Thompson Bos entered judgement against a namber of Cealers in strawberries who were before bim | Jast week, for selling strawberries in improper | Measures, the tion Attorney Raving give LK pnd at a —— to cod | th+™ witbout Measuring them. o1 s course for dealers now 1s to use omapes mesrure. — Cuanos oF FoRGERY.—This morning Oficer © Hare, of the fiith precinct, arrested Joua C. A‘zerodt on 3 WATTaRt issued on the oath of Heuedict Kalb, charging bim with having forged bis name toa certain promi note, which Bas been used ard passed off on a firm ie Schoo! Examtna: Finer Diergict.—Maie Intermediate, No. 2, jocated im the lower story of the bailding oa by sickness. Up to December las’ iii sehoot med as & secondary, ol pupae therein were received schools about from prima! at the beginning of the sch slastic year, last September. 81} of whom were continged in the ee oe to the grade of intermediate; a to Male Imtermediate, No. 1, in September next. é £ s i a open been deemed inadvisable to introduce those studies im the middie of the year, when the scboel was raired. The examination yesterd1y ‘was entirely satisfactory, showimg that great advancement bas been made during the past year. The reading was especially praisewor- and the pupils were fully up to the aver- age in their mental and written arithmetic and geography. The marked improvement in pen- Mmanship was noticeable by all, and reflected the Bighest credit upon the schocl. The room in which the school is located is well adapted tor school purposes, being well ventilated and baving a high ceiling. It was yesterday taste- fully decorated with the national colors, flow- eTs, and evergreens, preventio pearance. Miss McMahon, thongn *@cber, possesses much ability. close of the examination ysesierday, 3 Wilson presented a bsndsome gold medal to Master Jobr BR. Tarton, Jr., for good conduct And genersl improvement during the year—it being the first honor of the school. awarded by & friend, to be bestowed upon the most merito- riovs pupil. Sacoxp | District.— Yesterday morning Primaries No. “ and 1), the first a male schoo! in charge of Miss Jenny L. Adams and the lat tera female school im charge of Miss Sallie Dalton, were examined by M McLellan and Mason of the Trustees, in tne lecture room of the German Evangelical Church on Gib street. These schools were examined as one in the studies taught in that grade and the ans- wers were given promptly and correctly, .aere being considerable emulation apparently be- tween the schools. The order was good. The singing of the pupils was much complimented Each school numbers 60 pupils, all of whom were present, and quite a number will be transferred this year. The school room was handsomely decorated, the motto “Panctaality and order™ being conspicuous, while in eaca window a handsome flower basket was hung. The teacher's desks were loaded with boquets and each of the 120 pupils bad a beautital boquet. The interest taken im these schools ‘Was evinced by the large number of visitors present, including many of tae pareats, who crowded every available portion of the room Among others present were Mr. Woodward of the trustees, Mr. W. J. Rhees formerly of the —— Rev. G. M. Condron and Colone: Waller. Primary No 6, in the Miller School Building, Hi street. was examined yes’erday afteraoon by Mr. McLellan, in the pzesence of quite a num- ber of teachers, parents, and friends. ‘This School is composed of 41 girls, (all of whom were present,) who conducted themselves with credit, aod im their various studies did well, especialiy im mental arithmetic. The teacher, Miss E. L. Wilson, wiil transfer ten or twelve of her first com at the end of this year. Primary No. 5. composed of 40 little boys, in charge of Miss Haislup, (now in her first year As @ teacher.) was examined by Mr. Woodward at one o'clock, in the basement of the Assem- bly’s Church, (5th and I streets.) There were & Dumber of the parents of the pupils present. who seemed satisfied at the progress made by the youngsters, who seemed to be quite thor- ougbly drilled in the primary study H. will transfer eight or ten of Ber pupils to the Secondry schools at the close of ihe school year. Some of those present expressed surprise wat a il could be conducted in a Toom so unfit, and it was sugggested by some that many of the boquet< displayed on the detks could have been made more usetul by placing them im the rat holes. Mr. Woodward expressed his pleasure at the successful result of the first year’s labor of the teacuer, and con- lated the pupiis on their general ap- ce. y At school, Primary No. 7, was choo! room, ta Washingtoa Market puilding, corner I and 5th streets, where there were a number of vi cluding several teachers. s school is com~ posed of small boys, 45 iv number, every one of whom were present. Mr. Woodward con- | ducted this examination. The pupils were no- ticeably good as to abbreviations, and the read- ing Was very feir. The spelling was good and the order generally good. The singing by the pupils was enjoyed by all, and a dialogue by two of the boys was very weil spoken. Mr. Woodward aud Mr. McLellan expressed the opinion of themselves, and also of the visitors, when they said the pupils had done well. Mrs. R. will transfer probably 20 pupils if room can be for them in the Secondaries. The noise made by a crowd of boys outside the building rendered it very difficult to hear the answers of the pupils st times, and a young man (!) engaged in catebing fhe: and placing therm in @ cage dievw off the attention of the vis- itors. The room in which the school ts held, located at the junction of three streets, is mot at all suitable for the purposes of a Primary school; but a class in geometry would make rapid progress in it, for every angie and shape kr own is described by aud on the wails. Tumep Drstricr._Female Primary No. 7, Miss L. P. Hopkins teacher, was exainined yes- lerday afternoon by Trustee W. B. Moore. The school is located on the corner of ist street east and © street north, in the first story of what was once a commodious building. The march of nip edge ‘bas lett the building on such a high ik, however, that it can be ap- proached only by 4 flight of steps of almost dizay height. TBe school-room itself is rather small and uncomfortable. There has been Guring the year an average attendance of fifty- five pupils, fifty-four ot whom were present at the examimation, which embraced reading, spelling, definiuon and arithmetic. ‘i wo read- ing selections by Miss Lavinia Paeschlin were the feature of the day, the examination being interspersed throughout with songs by the en- ure school. About twelve scholars will be transferred to secon: schools. Male Primary School, No.5, Miss Fannie E. Cannon teacher, Jocated in the Caristian Asso- ciation building, opposite Duddingion Row, on Ist streeteast, was examined yesterday after- noon by Trustee James ©. Dulin, the examina- tion being most thorough in reading, spelling, definition, arithmetic, and abbreviations, The Most proficient among the pupils were Masters Wm. Hart and Wm. Lemen. Not more than four or five will be transterred to secondary schools, Among the visitors were Messrs. George F. Gulick, R. B. Ferguson. T. E. Clark, oseph Clark. The building 1s well adayted to school purposes, but 1s sadly in ‘want of a new roof. : Fourta District. —Primary School, No. 4, taught by Miss Lizzie Scheck, wus eximined by Trustees Thomson rnd Champlin yester- day afternoon in the school-pailding on 12th, between D and E streets. There are fifty-eight male schosars on the roll, fifty-six of wuom were present. The schcol is divided into tour ciasses, the first class embracing twelve pupils, second class twenty-four, third class thirteen, aud fourth class thirteen; the branches of edu- cation tanght in each class being numeration, spbering, spelling, reading. definitions, mental ari.Bmetic, and writing. In mental arithmetic the pupils acquitted themselves well. At the congitision of the exercises, the Trustees ex. pressed their gPAnsication atthe efficiency of the school. Eight pupils afe ready for transfer to secondary grades. Primary School No. 4 is located in th» new building on 4 street, between Mand N, which bment is weil adapted for school pur- nd supplied by the Board ot Trastees ery convenience necessary for the grades of education taught tbore. iss Mag- ge Pumpbrey is the teacher, and has on her Toll the names of sixty-one female scholars, fitty-pine of whom were present. The exami- nation was conducted by Messrs. Champion, Lawrence, and Thomson, Trustees, and Mr. Z. ©. Ricnards, Superintendent, ard was wit- number of parents, teachers, and others. braced 1m the order of exer- cises were spelling, reading, writing, defini- tons, arithmetic, numeratien, Viations, and tables, with beautiful selections of songs inters} At the close of the exercises brief addresses were made by Messrs. Rich- ards. Champion, and Lawrence, whoex pressed themselves well pleased at the result of cheex- amination. Male Primary No.5, Miss M. Garrett, teach. er, was examined afternoon, 4 Mr. J.E. Thompson, of Grammar School No. 4, the examining trustee, Mr. Lara being unavoidably absent. This is a s ‘of young ‘ys, from six to ten years old. n tbe rolls, FD tape pe This was the first examination un the present teacher, who has had charge about s:x months. The proficiency of the pu- it, especially in spelling and roved }rriumg. A good class worked and long division [ees figures; do not succeed multiplication. Quite @ large number of yarents were B peer ong and expressed much commendation. As the debat ef quice & young teacher, the ex: may be elassed as an unusual success. The school Duilding ts one of those rickety structures that add so much tothe architectural of the National Metropolis, woe SASS THE WILL Of Sarah Ann Hale was admitted to probate im the Orphans’ Court of Baitimore on Saturday last. Among other bequests are the following: To the Young Men’s Christian D C., $1,000; to ington City Orphan Asytu; ib. Bee sides this, there isa juest to the American Bible Society, and ouber donations to religious ry itutions in Baltimore and ting in the aggre; to over scown as Hecs and Staffin. and he ts beld tora Bearing before Jusuce J. T. K. Piant. TTERS FR: THE PEOPLE. Editor Star :—The filthy condition of the Potomac water fn the On Ist and other streets calls for the attention of somebody. The old Fire Department attended to this very CITY ITEMS. CLOTHING, &c. important duty siso tne old fF The new | o'ciock @, m. Fare, roand tmp, to Great Onen it teers Lave not yet ihe ran of i Whi | Falls, $1. not the Fire Commissioners direct their men, —_—_-—— when making their rounds to oil and blow off G. Q Fraxconta Spoons. on White Metal, ats! the leas and 91.50 for the Tables a set, L. BAR’s the Sediment. The water emma isnot Aerie do 1s Apo create sic ‘to. een Jewelry Store, No. rd Peoaryivane avenue, have not been blow: sent gpevets hg egsen = oper near 4% strcet, enstino & good fireman was kin se. grant rT 7 in tte ) request of one of the residents. The tapper and a Faces of attaches EN! ‘ Temarks made in regard to uncivil hotel clerks, Hi On them Tbe Testaents have no tesces Gant | Avtbe America Hease, Boston, the employers CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, take great pleasure in ministeri are water may me te wants ar friends using “fire | of guests, iags) arg sag > = Rac ron alas lala oe er G $1.50, $1.50, at o'clock, and he will be buried with Masonic jope, yours, Linen Office Coats ai $1.50, = honors, Poremac Division S. of T. nave, after mach talk, finally collapsed, and the survivors in- tend to form a Junior Temperance ion of pera altogether independent of the Grand Division. THE CouRTs. CARD PLATE PRINTING, | CORNER SEVENTA AND & sraeers, CrRcuIT CouRT, Judge Wylie —Hall et at. vs. Me Donald; verdict for plaintiff. Leibstatz vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company; ver- dict for defendant. McKean vs, Luney; judg- | is ment contessed. WASHINGTON, Tae Porviar Oak HaLt Crorarme House ing measures to clothe all the peop! our cit are rapidly availing themselves Sant TO THE INsaNB AsYLUM.—Chas, Wil- — Ona. Court, Judge Purcell—Thomas | of the ity offered to parchase stylish, | liams, colored, who was ast March committed LITHOGRAPHING, J. Ad: was sppointed guardian to | well and darable clotting. at prices un- | tothe Insane Asylum, was fo poephine Tarnburke; bond $2,000, Elizabeth | usually low. Oak Hall, 400 7th street, opposite | in the vicinity of Tenaliyto: Bord was — guardian to the — Post Office. 6 the station-house, whence ie. © CLOTHING FOR Lanor size MEN. of George First and final ac George C. Chipman, administrator of William J. Kuler, deceased, was approved and passed. Adjourned nll Saturday. Eguity Cocrt, Judge Olin—Wiltam 8. Huntington, trustee, sale of real estate; decree filed. O’Connor vs. Hall et al ; order dissolv- ing injunction and leave to file amended bill upon payment of costs thereot. Yates & Selby vs. Seitz et al.; leave granted to file the credit- or’s petition and to become a party te said en- titled cause. —>+—_—_. ALONG PELT WEED bas been supplied through the introduction into America of Hoff's Malt Extract; the most emiment physicians in the United ‘States have not failed to realize this fact, and they have endorsed with unequivocal expressions of satisfaction, so great and long desired an acquisition to the medical profes. sion. 6 —_—__. THE CENTRAL DOLLAR Store, 22 Market Space, between sth avd th streets, isin con- stant receipt of the latest novelties in the way of Jeweiry, Plated Ware, Fans, Vases, &c. 5,71: + 250 pozEN English Socks, double heels ana OENTRAL BUILDING ASS.ctATION.—The for- treth monthly meeting of this association was id last evening st Lang’s Hotel, and thirty- en sbares were retired, the shareholder re ceiving an average ot $105.65 per share. River Front —Entered—Steamers E. ©. Knight, Denty, New York, and Columbia, Har- per, Baltimore. CLOTHING FOR ALL size MEN, BOOK BINDIN THE LARGBST sTOCK oF Bor YOUTHS’ CLOTSING IN Tug DISTRICT. anD Georgetown Advertisements, meas HURH, OBGETUW: wage gg ode PAPER RULING, Natiowar BLICAN ASSOCIATION A Stormy Merting.—Last evening a meeting of the Discrict Bianch of the Irish National Re- in Association was held at Will’s Hal N. i bola & ¢ Office Congress street, will These Goods areof my toes, $3.75 dozen, or 35 cents per pair, just | their Suudey School reom. ieee wen ake. 8nd will prove totne sihof July Contention in Ubicago, hen | Feceived at Marble Hall, No. 455 Tun sureet ops | Uhene, guuae = ote superior in s131¢, Bulsh. and e romeo after the reading of the minutes @ motion was | Posite Patent Office. SLi | ane any in this market. PRINTING, &e , made amid some confusion to declare the offi- ces of the asrociation vacant. This motion was debated at considerable length aad no’ in the best spirit, and itis alleged that the opposition mostly came from clerks in the departments ‘who made their appearance at a meeting of the association for the first time since its organiza- tien, The question was put on the adoption of rders for COKE will receive FaTR EE Aiteation if lefc at the drug «tore of HINGTON CROPLEY, corner Bridge and Congree streets, Georgetown, = my2s-im [)®* Goons at BevuceD PRicEs, To liminish stock we are selling at 101 Briige soe Fer Lingn Collars and Caffs go to the Origi > nal Franc, 494 7th street. between D and E. em a A New Way or Dorna Bustness.—Hollan- der Bros. will commence from this day to seil all their Gent's Furnishing Goods at five per cent. above cost. We ask all whoare in need THE GOODS I SELL MUST BE As SENTED. ATTENDED TO BY B7 No business is done Satarda: tit i ro eoods street, Gecrgetown, Lawns, Urcaniies, tre g ye antilevenia the motion, when it was claimed by some it | Ss veccneidersbie money te aus Dunes ann ai | dines, Percale: Bluwse aieases sek uit kee ki lial ras carried, but the chair decided that it was | Tidus to continue selling aosde attest ntae Good reatly redvced prices. lost. A division was called for, and pending HOLLANDER Bros., 210 Penna. avenne, 3 Po feeent Aipoces 8 to A. 8. the question. @ motion to adjourn was made | 943 see eee eee ait and 15th ae ae; Gene Bere bane - SAKS & CO., and declared carried amid great confusion. wt — » fast colors Wand Ire: Deletes, FRENCH & RICHARDSON a ee For Fivg WHITs SuIRts go to the Original | 15 20 cents. Just received on RE ATT HAVE s or Reat Estate.—Kilbourn & | ,. 2 kind Bi JUST OPENED - Real Estate Brokers, have sold to Messrs. | Franc, 194 7th street, between Band E. Prices ou 75, $1, $1,25 and upward. Bee ube CuRAPER THAN THB CHEAPEsT.— White Shirts, 75 cents, $1, $1 25, and upwards. Un- STE! AL dersbirts and Drawers, from 35 cents up wards. La selling at 1:3, conta. Windsor and Ford part of lot 11, square 247, jel im 4 feet front by 96 fee: deep, on 1ith street, ba- tween L street and Massachusetts avenue, for ss. 40. reen & Williams, Auctioneers, have sold J BENJAMIN MILLER. BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. v F VALUABLE IMPROVED WHITE DUCK 8UITS, Ee MARSEILLES Vests; € Good Cotton Socks, 3 pair for 25 cents.. Hand. OkORTOW RS poh HIGH STREET, IN the following property in South Washington: | yerchiefs, already hemmed, 2 for 2 cente, ‘The Wetec ‘ rece Booksellers, ce “ ; 1 ne of a deed of trast, dul rd Ondy street south, lot 73, in square sim, at) | KET Paper Onifs, 5 cents per pair, or 30 cents a in Liner Ro M.-H No 35 folios Soe, kee SEAR SUCKER Coats; cents per square foot, and west nalf of lot 22, | dozen. ‘Excellent Paper lars, cloth-lined f the land records of the District of Uolam- inequare 49, fronting on south F street, button-hole, 10 cents ® box: and all other goods he subscriber will, on MONDAY, June 21, ALPACCA COAT! tween 44 and 6th streets, to George E. Johnson | at equally low prices, at Franc & Goldman’s, | 189: 8t6% o'clock p. ‘on the. m, remises. « sale at public auction, te the nighest bidde 1 that real estete lying in said Georgetown, D. C.. and trenting on ihe cast side of High street, bs: tween Gay nbarten streeta, commencing Stationers, 4 of the property bel: te bac md BLUE FLANNEL 8UITB; cast line of High street to at cents per square foot; also, part lot 5, in squure 1*3, with three-stery brick house, front- ing on 17th street west, between L and M streets north, to James H. Murphy for #2,30, ——_.—_—_ ASSAULT ON A JUsTicE.—This morning, as Justice J. T. K. Plant was engaged in hearing Marble Hall, No. 458 7th street, opposite Patent Office. 5,11: MOBAIE COATS; CITY ORDINANCES, Passed by the Sixty-sixth C Ward'y by end cil. the northern bow or line of & private alle: BLACK FLANNBL SUITS; {he cases at the fret (Island) precinct station- | aw acr to set the carbstones and pave the | a ens by the sald Eliza M_ Mosher Yhrough wail AND jouse, and was in the act o' t ing out x com- footway on the east side of Sixth street arty and Tuning back for depth to the fall enue WHITE FLANNEL SUITS; mitment to the workhouse fer Mary Miller, a east, between East Capitol street and Massa- | called for by Bliza M Mosher's deed for said Oficer Smith, she drew from under her tae | chucetts avenue. wo (2) three (3) story Di ‘Houses aud ‘hse BROWS LINEN sure. : a: Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board ‘wel uses and fine 5 b tick, th i % i] . storerooms. @ short orale eae ¢ his’ head. Mimnct | Of Common Council of the City of Washingtn, Surus of cake) Onechalr. Goa Practical Engra ‘hat the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author- hei knocking. him senseless and Fine ne Skin | ized and requested to cause the curbstones 1 badly. The woman was seized in time to keep of her from repeating the hlow, and sent down in | De Setand the footway paved on the east side 4 of Sixth street east, betweea East Capitol street a hurry, while the justice was obtiged to resort | nq Massachusetis avenue; aud ty nefay tee to“court piaste! ‘ expense thereofa special tax, equal to the cost SALB OF FURNITURB.—The attention of our Of the same be, and is hereby, imposed and readers is called to the sale of fine walnut and | /¢vied om all lots or parts of lots bordering ‘and twelve months, necured of trast ppon the premises. ‘$200 to be paid on the fall of jo hammer. If compliance with terms of sale are not made in ) after day of sale. ill 1 LINEN DUSTEBS; BROWN DUCK WALKING COATS; 334 PENNSYLVANIA AV! DEAB ET TaR SUITS; atreet CHABLES M MATTHEWS. Trustee. seed ie on the line of said improvement, to be T BOYS’ ALPAOUA JACKETS; ee Taree eed PFW: 4 | Gone under the direction of the commistiouer | _i¢10 cokds = THOMAS DOWLING. weet: day. Jane li.) at the residence of NM. Miller, eaeptannd op Romar neers f aBDWABE. BETWEEN HINTH AND TENTH STREETS, WHITE LINEN PANTS; Eeq , N_ 361 F street, near th, as it is said to be ngs — one of the finest collections of turniture ever | APProved, fy 1000. ‘snnounces that he has taken the The subscriber ‘well-known and lo! SAVAGE HARDWARE STORB, Rae ere eee ae w. FUBNISHING' : offered at public auction in this city. a THe HAVERLEY MINSTRBLS will appear at BOYS’ BEOWN LINEN SUITS; AN Act making appr: riation for building a fence around the ‘ashington Asylum. WAITBE JACKETS, the National Theatre on Monday. the ist inst. Fe at enacted by the Board of Aldermen and ‘Tas onpe Ruatbers cightonn Periormers, and Beard of Common Council of the Cutyof Washington, | BABB: AND , HOUSE, FOB! » mpeclepns their tation in Chicago, from which city | That t ‘or be, and he is hereby, author- | Sublic generally » share of % SSS relat Lose oaranets Theatre, Balt:- amount necessery 10 M EDICAL. y for building a fence along the north front oft the Washington Asylum iarm. Approved, May 24, 15¢9. SS ee Ps ECLECTIO PHYSICIAN AND SUBGE OFFICE GOATS (Gentec!) ConTRacts AWARDED.—The contracts for erecting bridges over the stream in the north- % WHITE DvOK = at No. 19 sonth A street, Ua; Bs ern partof the Third Ward, at 3d, 4th, and 5th | A¥ Acr to provide fer ‘hé introduction of the special attention to complaints scenes Oa. Wiltie be dat nar ee Beit enacted bathe Boar Jalon pong v 1e Kemedies, tomether ith Blostrioite * Som Geo Mr. J. W. King—the first nat ‘obtai: Re it enacted by the Board of A nm 00) ‘egetable ea, er Wi city, in he arch ai ad treet and the later ihe others. = % i Cemmnon Cone of toe, chy of Washington, re ofall diseases; and has remarkable success NEW BOOKs, NEW Books, A. SAKES & CO., — e 25 . . . ENTERED on Hf DUTIES.—Mr. Z. Richards, | are hereby, suthorised, to employ two compe- Consultation and advice free._my13-3m' $17 SEVENTH sTRBEET, who was yesterday confirmed as Sapermten- | tent teachers ot the German language for tne dent of Scbools, bas already entered Epon his | grammar schools : Provided, however, That ro Cazprrs, CUBTAINS, Sc. duties, and in the abzence of Mr. J. S. Brown, | schoo: shall be furnished with a teacher of that THE LARGEST NEW BOOKs. one of the trustees, is examining the public | language that fails to tornish a class of at least | THE NEWEST. ES’ schools assigned to Mr. B. fiiteen (15) pupils, and the same sball be dis- THE MOST R. Aek —_o— continued whenever the average Wi tS CHARGE OF GRanD LARcENy.— Yesterday, | tor three consecutive months is less than twel ana Dry a Jobn Cole was arrested by officer White, of the | (12) pupils and only so many teachers, not ex- Goods first precinct, on the charge of the larceny of a WOODWARD’S NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE, horse and wagon belonging to John Yeabower, ceeding two, shall be employed or continued containing 1.:00 originsl designs, plans, and i employment as shall be furnished with tour New York Clothiers, detatls, for the construction of welling and be was committed by Justice Bates for } (4) schools for each teacher. ‘A-i houses, for Country, Suburb ber YS eS 2 y of each tencher-employed shell be a: thetaes | OBors the niehtgy SRRETIT age mE ee ove Pann iC] cher €1 sl e Tal DI FitTIx6 vt. Tday, offiver Stevens at- | of twelve bundred dollars per annum, to be | Merebaudisd sence THE BEN, WEST; on CALIFORNIA IN 1567 ISYLVANIA AVENUE, resied papain ary eae me a S ‘r- | paid in monthly installments at the expiration Sipe Socined ag AND 186s. By Loring Brace....... ceny of a coat valued at 2 from S.C. Hen- ] ofeach month: and that there be, and hereby usiness sams. THE SEXES HERE AND AFTER. By Wa. 01 ning, and a hat valued at $3 trom C. H. Laue, | 1s, appropriated out of the general fund, a sum strictly ce: 5 ~ Shaved 4 aud Justice Schmid committed im to cour’ suiiclent 9 carry tla act fnto effect. Goods bought for cash and sola St private sale, Holcomb, MB. Deen scenes. meh 56 NEw ia Approved, May 2 : [BS. J. WATT respectially Informs her frie THE SCIENCE OF RIGHTS. By J. G. Ss M3. bc fast sus. ; esata $2 00 MayuEM.— Yesterday, Caroline Nelson, col- | Aw Act for constructing @ sewer on Pennsyl- she has SasnioN ant LINBRY ad DI at ored, while engaged in fight witn another | “ yania avenue, between Fourteenth and Fit, | MAiWG SOTABLISHMENT wt Ho. 354 ED ASPECTS OF HUMANITY ec $75 SPRING AND SUMMER colored woman, had her thumb bitten off, and teenth streets west. street north, a, 12th and 13th. Having just sila Lieut. Noonan sent her to the Freedmen’s | fe it enacted by the Boardof Aldermen and Boant iptazaed, trom the orth, with a fall supply si! | romMyY TRY, AND WHAT HE pip IN Hcspital for treatment, FoGemmer COUN ofthe City of Washington, | ERiedetete heey EeTuel inducements are | ‘SOLENCB, ili. By Napier....... 173 CLOTHING ——— yor be, an is hereby, author- . Excurston.—Charity “Home Communion,” } ized to cause to be constructed atwo-feet barrel aPPLETO: SHORT TRIP GUIDE TO of the B.U., will give a grand excursion to | sewer oe Pen, sylvania avenue, between Four- BARDWARE:, fousse™ auD EULOPE. ‘Baition of bn Poy) Glymont jorrow, leaving 7th street wharf } teenth and Fifteenth streets ‘west, the work to : at?) o'clock, and Guinand’s wharf, foot of 34 | be done under the direction of the Ma: , Sa- perintendent of sewers, &c., the commissioner of the Second Ward, and two assistant come street east at S o'clock. A pleasant day is OF, pparra’s OLD TESTAMENT promised to all who attend. eee sCcOTCH CHEVioTs, J. W. KENNEDY & 00.. 345 Penn. avenne, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. MANTILLA’S RECIPROCAL METHOD Morrvany Reront.—Dr. J. E. Dexter, Sec- ——— o- pag dey marr, ae BUILDERS), TINERS”, BLACKSMITHS’ AND ABNING SPANISH OB ENGLISH...91 50 | ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN nber of deatbein this city, for the month | Sseested om the property bordering on sald Sago . ORED AND CONSTRUCTIVE ART. By © cating Bay 30, on 114, hv cr Gach eaten street, under and by virtue of the act of Uon- | SPLIT CANE, for Chair Bottoms, sROREp ’ HS ending May ~ Bea ad = watiiieas aa 138 gress approved February 23, 1865. * soon -seeeeranseceneennenseenmbeerersnsnie consumption.) colored, 2 unknown. —o———. T.—Lovers of the cup which cheers but not inebriates should try the Japanese tea, a num. ber of chests of which have just been receiy ad, per overland route. by Armat Stoddart & Uo. ofthe Pekip and Yeddo Tea Store, 459 Ni street, between D and E, which they se! less than New York or Philadeiphis prices. GUNS, PISTOLS and AMMUNITION, AGBIOULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS, FAIRBANKS’ SOALES, if Coal ezts expense attending the aren ol fog Approved, May 24, 1869. CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES. By the “Duke of Ar ae |. MEN, WOMEN AND GHOSTS. By Pheips.91 50 THE GATE’S AJAB. By Pheips............91 50 THE GATE’S WIDE OPEN. By George PRIMEVAL MAN. B10 seseeeee: “ Tus cuorar rprace.» WELOH’> BEST FAMILY FLOUB. $3.05 SOND Burnt Mills) PAMILY,89.45 % barrel “ARLINGTON RXTRA, high grade, 4 FINE LINE OF LINEN GOODS, Tue mporrance oF neALTH. ecw MADE UP AND MADE TO ORDER. t those deprived of this blessing know ite lone, “the ‘piupleds blotched, and etter of ite loss. ise This tea is said to be of a pecnitarly delicate ery fine ny poco! covered person locks tpon emooth skin creeraaneenecnenenae S flavor, and certain to attain great popularity, | Lower grades in proportion. with jealousy, ani inwardly dest The Pekin and Yeddo Score is famen for the | DESTIAVA CORERE, 39 conta per 1b, whose Those whose systems are PRACTICAL MANUAL OF TREATMENT OF FULL LINES OF excellence of its coffees and its superior tensor | @20D BIO OOFF. hd Gravulaica SUGAR, 17 | SCROFULA, na other CLUB BOOP vee bcm <4 to cents. Crushed, Powdered, every description. Coffee is roasted fresh ever; P Ww have good health When the blood ts impure, . day, and ground for those who desire it. Tie | Bila Drowe Bager: tt to 18 cent ‘cents. iene Ae eure tO follow in those Blotehes, Pim. | 4 MANUAL OF PRELACY AND RITUALISm. prices at this establishirent are moderate, and | Ratbit's @0AP-12; CORN STAMCH, 13. getters, Boveer Bolle Copper cole Petre, | BY COLMED. nn emmmee me} CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, its patrons include residents in all parts of the | TEACHES 55 conten Beaten. ve. (Avert the calamfty by purifying the O'BABF & 80N’S, st. woe Det. M and N. District of Columbia. Give the firm a trial. rascal cath EpITOR OF THE Star :—The following ar- ticle appeared in your i HE BLAMELESS PB! TPORMS. AND OTHER myl7sm* SAMARITAN’S ROOT AND HERB JUICES, before Bcrofala takes a firm hold. ue of Saturday, the = ‘How many have the virus of Syphilis inthe eye | 3ALT-WATEB DICK ccc coer 91 00 | DEVLIN & Co., itp FORMAN, “THE GROCER,” tem, and in that condition cor fe marriage, " ._ z Knowing little of jt benefal infiuence on the cou. | THE AMBRICAN YEAR BOOK AND Na. NOB, 227 AND 2x9 77H 8T., BET. M AND W jones thew inparitin: that ecrofalogs ta, | TORAL KAGISTER FO 1509 oe 276 PENNSYLVANIA AVESUE. Oihers of the ; 7 ae Constitution.) before you bring misery ca voursel! | THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO. By wai- ap 16-sm" same —- “a ones sauctication, and offspring. Price $1.25 per bottle. lace. — eveeereens oe S SO F J. HEIBEROES, - i and malicious fabric: Is Say ff waar arene reper for the purpose of in- SELLS THE CELEBRATED SAMARITAN’S GIFT FISHING IN AMERICA. By Scctt..........83 50 * (Baccemor to HB. F. Lorron & Go.,), me. . SN]. "®as ot discharged for sleeping on my TESTERDAY, TO-DAY,AND FOREVRE $2 00 CITIZENS, ARMY AND mavy Post; no such charges were ever made agains: | yapMOUTH SUGAB CORN at 30 cents per cap me: they could not be sustained if they were. did resign on Thursday, the 10th, in conse- quence of the tyrannical conduct of Capt. Patier- son, the executive officer of the yard. ALICE'S ADVENTURES 18 WONDER ™ ‘LAND e150 Hotel, (tate Brown’ oe : 31d. cans TOMATOES, 23 cents, FORD, and THR POETICAL WORKS OF CHAS. G. HAL. = June Ts ibs, amen ms 915 Race streot, Philadelpha BIB (MUS OER Yorn 2 50 | CO, y. sg WELLS PRIZE BOAP. — “é * 19 cents Onas. G. VANDERWERKEN, Yarw oop | RECOLLECTIONS OF LORD BYRGN, by gue a (COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND ib. ‘ POTOMAO BIVEB BLUE STONE, aoa = ae THE BEST, Se Pee FOR BUILDINGS "FOUNDATIONS, WALLS, | TEE CANE METHOD OF DRAWING._.¢1.00 BEGUSE THEY 84 VB 7 *poK AND Patients desiring to avail themselves of t r . g h . +) He tip Gor fantege of this matitation can 0 ate | SELF-RAISING FLOUR, 45 cts. for 6lb. package, mt’ Ats0, sisi am KATBLBEN, A Novel. Paper...... ee PONE wire ‘4 f Srp farsiabed wir the comforts ort of home, Delivered ts W Potemag, omeetble point | eANEAS FINN, Paper $1.95 eatinneas Necker ae fee iat of (COAL O1L, dest quality, 37 cents Per gallon. ee See = rar eee fae sanazine ovdanrir—______e ibe henerae Slates’ demiy aud De. Rersite, | CHOICE PRUNES, 14 cente per Ib. APFLBTON'S JOURNAL, Monthly Part. Wo, ee (ce = of Medicine and Surgery, of 1869. Application is fomade atthe aacgat Bese of BERBA. A FOR HER SAKE. Paper. nf) terior medo .J.H. | Best ‘TEA, $1.20 per ib. the Trompeon, 15°F ‘street, bebtcon Sth aud Zi ey “ Gounty ee ee oe Som Ac satureny range ok Sp ins by Bestasteny- zm THE GEoomny | boat's aa ee UREB DISCOURSES ON QUEBE PEO. ‘aan " pation . | AND EVERYTHING ELs! rps TA nh Line came VERBS Se $1 50 al Stal’: Sol ABIBTER'S STORY. By Rmily Bowles..¢2 50 oe Ds Ausiaot Burgeon. AT PROPORTIONATELY LOW RATES. HAYES’ OPEN FOUAR SBA. Mew, Bit, Ak. B. *B. Horwits, GEO. M. DALLAS’ LETTERS FROM LONDON. jo stele we Ere ,; ie ao 5 sks HP, _ insthpaeniaese-anaemmeen erememsoensninetedadaed alow the contract price in ony of the werd tie se 9 oe of the be ‘with brick, which @ Mfetime vis ria M.D. Tarr By Coes ae be Corbinwee. gis pittost roger. 1.0 Neale of PAVING SAnD Ti T ri PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, SPRINGDALE ABBSY. (Extracts fromthe Dis- | K streets, THORNTON SMITH, leree mplcte ast of Batia- ries and Letters of an English Prescher).§2 ©@ | ap 3-41 394 E strest, bet. Sth and ith. 5 a0, LIS LAN. Ns 4 zB market yy F.B. a. Gaac Rew edition.g1 Swe zy STABL. An Historical Novel. Hi rts i 5 Miely Bolte. Homo; othe nore MOTEL: BY vax Hi marr Weer. i. . re rae 2 Bitnor oa Bieter’ bros inet LS eocked Sy thy coors Le mLrarhersrnary, Sood es ge ee lar at ater Piece 7 od oe ely wyid ~ ~ - a