Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1869, Page 4

; | bers of the Board of Alderm: a two mem- Rega’ THE COUR: Laurel Camp, M. E. ee GEORGETOWN. EVEN IN G STA R | bers of the Hoard of Common Uoancil and four THs LITTLE ELLA vicTORIOts, Onraans’ Cover, Judge Purc [Special Correspondence f Tie sensei ein sins. ci movirnew tthe ~~ = mempere of the Board of Scueol Trastessto | a: ine close of our report yeaterd: y, it wilt | the will of Peter Hedgeman, filed Mopar, August 9.—Prayer meeting at the Affairs in Georgetown. oygyuer- eres — ee ne wes eee Mare, ee ccalleiel thal tae sailing yachts which | W8S fully preven. The wills of Sarah stand was held at x o'clock this morning, | Nammow Eecars rrou DRowmine.—Yester- under the coaige “ TUESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1969. | isn a scientific igh and normal school; . bh Osborn and Margaret Osbora were fi nd condugted by & young man of Baltimore, just | day afternoon, about 4 o'clock, the wife of peur! by Pro ——— | rrlerred and made theapecial order at the eext | entered for the Bieekell Paleo! $50, the reco | proven, woth banner RAV. Thames Jomss oe entering the ministry, Rev. Z. Nichols. At 4 tain Hammond, of the cama! boat “Gibbs + Beptember meeting. Also, pill making an appropriation | from Potomac terry whart to Fort Washing. jo whom letters testam: ‘were og es Dr. J.B Sian of Ona hee be gy hegre ning escape from drown- louse. on I street LOCAL NEWS. of $325 for medals for scholars of the public | ton sud retarm Bad reached Fort Foote = Bias qualified as guardian of | o preached an eloquent and encour. | ing by tailing overboard from the above-tmen- yop —— schools; passed. Coancit bill to regutate the | which port the Little Ella had taicen the lead, w, orp! child of Clement a. P an nen’ tioned boat. She was wall ‘around tbe Amusements, Excu i Pic-Nics, ac. | district of certain wood and coal measures in | and, a8 expressed in our Teport, vel Foret O e city of Washington.” whieh enacts that the Cou Awme’ great Circus and Menagerie, foo: | boundary of the Rock Creek district shall ex- of 1ith street, tend as fer east as the west side of 17th street tne Cae Aa CURSION to Mount Vernon | west, and the first canal district from that point Say” ame Arrow, om Tuesday and Thurs. | :o q2in etreet west was postponed. Adjourned. day = MOR COUNCIL.—Presidear Exctnsiom to Norfolx and return on the | yiGAe®, oF Comes ss aca steamer Coit on Mondays and Thursdays. ‘The Chair laid before the Board the account Ouminvens for hire to pic-nic parties at | from the Apothecary of the Fourth ‘ard to lor & Bro’s. stables. | the quarter ending June 30; referred. Also, a MARKRITER's ART GALLERY, $56 7th street. | communication from the City Surveyor in an- ry prospect of winning the race. This advantage —_+——_ ike Ells mamtained to Fort Washington, where | pag SurERINTEEDERT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. wae ae, ine iret to round the stake, and from | ra." nun degaing the duties oF the ‘Superia- that time tll her retarn to Washimgton she blic Schools, and for other par. continued to gain on her competitors to the end | tendent of Pal Pr of the race, which she won with easé, having | poses, was passed by the Board of Aldermen Founded the return flag boat, off Sixth-street | jst evening, having first been amended in ‘whart, at 3:37 o’clock, a considerable distance many particulars. As passed the bill enacts: im advance of all other boats, and received the 7 be the duty of the Superintand- first prize amid the applause of the multituae | _ That it shall tn who bad assembled ia the vicinity. ent ot Public Sebools to carry into execation \TIOW.—The bly meeting of this associne tion was held last evening at Lang's Hotel, sad SOFOL “vow vous iG ‘order: , | the rules and regulations of the Board of Trus- twenty-four shares of stock were cancelled at | © Bortbern pert of 245 F | SWer to 8 resolution of the 2d instant, relating | _ Tbe following 1s the Fasbinetame a: | tees of Public Schools; to visit each school as the maximum rate of 110 net to te geare: | Li 2s Suita & STRon@s ART Gatieary, 25 F the survey of the ing of Si which the fiag-boat off Fort Washington was fte: is other duties will permit, that he holders, for want of competition. Apply ot itt — cout the Banos Phe Surveyor states toa: | Teached: The latte Ells was the frst to round, | ° ay shins ae ee oe possible, a personal Bartap Patrick J. Callahan BEDERIOK - ivis impoeaible to make an estimate in cater ot | Walch sont BE IE, | The Bertie ree, DUlpais | Tavwindge ot the eumiiticn of aft those, ana as Tliphmen wets mtatceees | yaapenicn i ‘ conrenarien A¥PAIRS. syne | ibis Hd without baying made a survey and | Ame Rex, wthe Givens Or en oar | sua beable to suggest improvements and rem- shite in the First Ward, in Washington, on | ,,Poneresing full — gt BoaRDoy ALDERMEN, August 9th, 1369 — Profile of the street prior to grading. Hi Ts ar on eee tiswel, oie oe oy defects in thelr management: to pe y Par morning. and getting intoa quarrel on an constastic year, ‘bair isid before the Board a communication | however, that he bas arri ed at a » ticalar attention to tbe classificat of pupt the way, bad proceeded as far as H and 3d ot b from be Mayor's clerk trassmutting ¢e | mate estimate of 25714 cubic yards of grading, | O8TI¢w was next, at 1-363" Lente, came the | in “the several ecbools of each distinct streets when Oallanan pitched into fhemaes | af?s utentas Siw ot Seiten, rom the May at 14 cents, making a total cost of £3,728; ry, at 1:36. a at 1:39. Snd assist the Board of Trustees in es. and beat Bim most unmercifally, for which he . THOMAS M. CANE. a ‘Nauoral Base, shane Coeporuna nebinas | also, ihe following catinates tor gradine soi | last Jacht to round was the Mary Basiiy ablishing © uniform system of instraction, oo oF on ES taser aes fravelling Patet north, trom 15 sret went race early in the diy, while: she Necuutecan: | t0 advise the teachers a6 to the best method of CITY ITEMS. court by Justice Buckeys eee penton ConnuacE: - u anda: treet: grading, @1,961.25; gravel- % j | instruction and ie. | carefally Py, 3, ye Finon comes Ag he Losin Nee ae bin total, @i,180 5). referred “to the a oe ant ween kon Iroc nay Obeerve the manuer fn which the conduct "i See ‘The FALL SAkeiste. ct * Zomaswutcations frees the Surveyor te tence: | Cousmitice on Improvements. “Also, a com: | 10% = es f the several yacktene snk; | theirechools, and whenever be shail find an, Pda nate) ber 34. RL. <omusuaicatons frets the Sarveyer, in answer | “wes ire, from the Superintendent of S:reets, poser he See beat, bene Foca tee cru | teacher deficient or incompetent ne’ shail 5 ao Sta ing the estimated cost of aradiog sti rater | Sewers, &c.,in relation to the ith street sewer, | ToUnded the flag-boat, hailed the judge of tie Sta grad in ansWer to a re-olution of the Board of July | boat. Mr. John Weeden, and each crev. e) + dis- Oroide Setts, seemed | Teport the same to the sub-board of that dis Oroide Batons, RDIANS OF YOUTH . He shall bave the general superinten- west from © street south to Water street, | | 5 sanguive of the suceess of their tavorive. After * Oroide Chains, DmavH oF a ULmRorma so SLI Sraveline Me emmme, SLES. Becond | So. Comstied With: thee cote eee aes | rounding the Ase eget aa Tork Wasningtoc, | Gevote ms wine teneand camp eGo anes Oroide Studs. Georgetown will regret that HOWARD INSTITUTE, MD. —Esumated cost of grading B street, north {aces Gidapent piasoahe Sar Coke nee or | With the Little Ella abead and gradually draw- trom ‘id to #th street east, $51. igraveling w lar himself acquainted witn | Received thts morning at Prigz’s One Do! ing away from her competitors, the Duiphin, | °! Bis office, and keep Jewelry Store, No. Neilie, Given. Witch of the Waveand Gtrlew | te Progress of the public school system in S excavations to be made so as toshow the sewer ‘ Geemions sa Penney itn ia Toth toe Cela ie ar | at these points, where he finds caly one course Bast, som SEPERIOR ADVANTAGES . street north, showing separately the number of | °! rick instead of two above the centre of the Jonn's Pennsylvania avenue, | p; f Church im this city, aied | Thin, Oh a kept together until, opposite Alexandria, the | Other places, that he may be able to s , | between 4% and 6th streets. ie Philadel hia. i “i most 8] —, proved Object Teachi Diagrams. le, Philosophical : ropriate means for the advancement of the iano thousand | Oprme. - sewer, showing conclusively an attempt at | (i!¥em “jibed” and sapere prypicew ee pubic echoole of this city. ‘He ma attend any | | FoR THE RSLIBF OF THE SUPFERING.—The | pushels of wheat were offered oy Caange this | (Pemicel 0 Cobinet of Minerals. Geolo- ferred to the Committee on Drainage. yards. “These communications " were all | {Zed to tt iciee wore introduces By Mr Mee Men PON one ee eremecty | TATICX DIMI tw cheney Gua woneansy fine ee, SeGee Son el pete eee ae Eee | Coreen Neck Orth oxA egeep ated na et ote ond 18th alceete eece any Dl wolwene | essuring dletricts: passed. Billemietor cn. ae Ee ee ee ae St oe privileges to Jacob Frank and Geo. Lane Sera eanCE. nee eee tan team | Cs Ty open aaa gente Ie coon from L to Sie Tierted. Also, resolution requesting the | Dill fo open and grade Mayor to .nform the bosra at its next mesting y Mr. Hall—Bill abolishing the offices of ‘ saber ieef mip Sm ota Te ee | mntealand Matec suaiter aad Cnet Or Fation: also. the office of physician’ tothe | Sloner; referred. Bill to grade and gravel 12th morning, With no sales. Market dall. ‘ae. . on: uccessive change of the season in order to keep - 2 r pile tone Possible. Subsequently the Given again upset | — S€C- 2. the Board of Trastees of Pal a ecie e ion ltr Wek kee Gee caareee or tie Bouttfel retire Sod when near Giesboro’ Point, but wee righted | Schools shail. have Lda Ble fe cera art < prerc the disabled yacht and rendeved all assistance | Peak on Ther Seaichtet incon spt, discteit tome s ealthful location. ine and f coer When lassitude and langour predominate, and | 987. Eutered—St-amer Columbia, Harper, | Ocmferts. Pall tern Sent Teer Mary Eesiie nea acacia ty oe: | tentuans onion are aed Gay we aetna ee | When we ASA eeceeee ts eee Fonte tea er Onl. Tones, Becoag, BW ek mutates Siete BO eh TE Tes, Mary Emily, and Neconhecon made up a | jeachers, to change the same at pleasure; to | promotion of our health and comtor'. Nothing ma Ontaks, iF sa Oe ee be? — family p aul long hag gts the rear pres ibe the course of studies and the text ee pes oo Mea the we ite oe of the boats named above. e (S$ main- 4 ‘&@s Obar! autier’ ‘ative Wine vers, No. 2 Hen en aan Hexiuons, With the excep. | Sal acvge wed stun menor attain || Se Perper Crean eee reputation Georgetown Advertisements. tion of the Cariew, which did some good sail- | Of the members of ine Boards that it shall ee has been firmly atablishea by means of this rae ing. and when opposite fsenal, on the t valuable preparation. For sale by ug- retarn trip, had taken position behind the Dol. | ‘B¢ duty of the said Board of Trustees to make pee . OLD BRICK, tn g004 order. : son to ests s gists and grocers, at $1 per bottle. a 'U8T & WILSON, corner of M. aioe: tearemeee a bill toe ae en eaee, | wontd on acaeay be tee ate BIN eens | Dain. Wile ellis prasing ae ee MEnEECEN eC USM ree, ——o——— aryrand Olive streets, Goseasioeae ot Monigom n" pree-foot batrel cower tah nteee nia! | the pay of the laborers at the police stationn ie | of the Wave some distante In te riee ce Recestary and proper, and to abrogate thesame | | WR nuy our Clothing at Oak Hall, 467th st. | soy enog ‘powLine-sosme Scumcan. 5 ee-foot barrel sewer in @ street north, | Sie PAY of the laborers s Eri pein and Warlew came sp close together, | BeCaccaty end Proper, and 0 Sbrogats the same opposite Post OMice, ° |B — h trom I-th to 22d street west: also, in 22 street By Mr. Hattou—Resolution requesting the | 8nd turned the Se cereee Conennconely,, of echool examinations and promouons; to se- a VaLpaeea xD preyeeays BUSINESS street north. and in I sireet north to Rock Mayor to furnish information relating to the | ®t 3:51 o'clock. The second honor was given lect one of their numer annually for each IT 18 VERY REMARKABLE that all physi ABD 07 PROPERTY ON HIGH aT &. Teterred. colored schools, as asked for in a resolution | the Dolphin. The Nellie turned the home flag school district, who shall be a Committee of | S8tee in opinion that Hof’s Malt Extract is BLIC A) Cee rote, rT. Chase introduced bill anthorizing James adopted by on the 12th of July; | 8¢ 3°59 o’clock, the Witch of the Wave at 354%. Examiners for the examination of teachers, {t | Dighly serviceable, not only as an article of on TUBE) AS ATTRENCOM. | Seek pod eee cee OO | SGeeted. Hilt Go teeklets tee Ge | TAS EL Oe ae whart between | snail also be their duty. in conjanction sith | diet for convalescent patients, and in the case 16, at @ o'clock, al im frome of the Su oruemenial wooden fence in frent | Sd0pted. | Bill to re 4and 5 o'clock. the Superintendent, to establish a Teachers’ | Of patients with enteebled vital powers, but tag Ener Bat a ir lots, square 276, on L street h, By Mr. Browne— Petition of John Scott, ask- ‘The winning boat was built by Mr. Thomas, Thatitnte to meet semi-annually, under such | likewise for diseases of the throat, chest, lungs, | {6 27° and 3d streets, with a depth of about 135 tw 12.b and [ith streets we: ing remuneration for the loss of 2 horse by | 3¢ bis yard on the “river front,” between 1ith rules and regulations as they may deem best | 8d stomach, and for consumption in its differ. | }%¢° improved by a jarge and well built 3-story pec I cine pe a its iniersection | filing "Brough the bridge over the canal ut | and 12th streets. for General Miculer, and wit Adapted to increase the efficiency of the public | ent stages, "I dane ne House, lately occupied gravel Boundary street, from its intersection 4g street. Petition of Hayward, Sawtelle and | intended asa pleasure yacht for himself and schools and to defray the expenses therefor. a by re 3 H street north (at the toligate) to Rock | 4 si¢ Telating to night-soil, accompanied by | frmily. The Dolphin, the winner of the second The Board of Trustees shall annually furnish | ,CA™? Cors that don’t require Pillows and song roth er. fod ‘prowesiver | @fesolution. Petition of Mesers Haines & Go, Bim Lie crafty The Gunns acara, tnd 8 3 | io ene Olty Gounelle estimate nr ee ee Pistiresece in the use of them. Unly $1.50 each, § r. Connolly presen: atest _ 5 ’ | trim little craft. jurlew will be remem- ‘or Property owners agaimst the construction of | R74: 1p esotution req esting the | bered as the launch of therebel ram Stonewall, | Which may be, Darts tomuepeon 4 ADAMSON’s, 506 Ninth street, Tih streets weet; Temtree anes esate ant | Board of Aldermen toteture to tele Det tne | and was pa Freee ae eens 56° 8T | tas pesmsant ok ts aan, : ——— ee ee 7th stsee is = = = oem Iso, ane 7 | Tecolution relating to the appomtment ot a | Messrs George Bauer and Wm. U. Magee, who ‘Sec. 3. That the compensation of the princi- Taro! Tellef im: fable can be af- "5 po cotlhemngy thy —lmemecnrigd y. pecbmse rend gd) [pene ref pomen explore the manufactur. | Dave spent about $1,000 in putting h-r in good pals ot the male grammar schools of the First | sordeq thie amen Wenner Ee conten noe of | Terme of sale: One-third cash; balance in 6 D®: “twine Dayi8 PENTAL assovia- Seveed 10 Han. Horace Oagrone ee aren | ing aites on the Potomac river, Ree tnd nine | shape. and Third Districts shall be at the rate of 1 h astonishing. | and 12 months, with interest, secared by m dced Le Sorat ew. emnce Capron, tatle, Denia pene (was spirited throughout Kathe | Soacnra Districts small, be pensation of | jyasyewenant sults selling st such astoniah! of trast on the ‘Gon’ ng nd stam pe 260 PENNSYLVAMIA AVENUR, siouer of “4 J 4 . By Mr Holden—Resolution requesting the | beginning of the race the favorites stant teachers shall be at at the cost of 100 will be required Between Lith and ih atrects. ‘ hus, (Saunders) sakine for Wa cna City purveyor to moatty ang tesseu tan grade | Lite Eis, John Givens and Fairy. the rate of 8130 per annum, aad the compen: | 1 ce, where, in Sdditionto pectomen'esisen, | om euch blece of BOMAS DOWLING. | TEETH EXTRACTED W. eae Steed WO cree” pent eee! | Guten etteat casts batwern Hh eteee teen Dotpbia also had many To elas eeink | sation of the ‘Treasurer of Pablic S:hools nock Burn,” Cheviot, na Pogue, drab | “sas.a ‘Anctiopesr. D WITHOUT PAIN, cevcriptions and Temarke, alsa, Inter Crist | Macanchusetta avenue; ‘bill to authorize the | well Known but fow ventured tombe Seuinst | shall be at the rate of $00 per annum, and he | 20K Burn,” Cheviot, sults, children's Gari- prgetowa | ,,.o charge will be made for extracting where Ar- cescriptions and remarks; also, a fneir | eTection and lighting of lamps in certain local. | ber. shall ejve such bond as is prescribed by law. | Saide sulta in great variety ave slsote be had at | 3% THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown | .,¥0. ‘Teeth are Inserted. although fhe, t Grmeritey” Gdns to te pee rakes a | ines; bill tograde Int strestreat hace oe | Many ladies ge Wewraee, ‘aad eursionists | * Soc'4 repeals ail noth oF parte of atte te; : pre ¥ oO Patient will be required to pay , demerits,” ordered to be printed. [This very | !*! ‘Soundary, petition for the licen om the steamer Wawaset, and everything consistent with the provisions iglloetd the most reasonabie prices. 26,6 ) — Kae . car pape e tee Wis Oe Sound cleewhese tm | 8 oe nena ines Nona Deno: Passed off in & pleasant manner. A miscaxe he Pact.” will be jected when the teeth are The out occurred in our report yesterday with refer. = on ps. ‘ street east: petition of John A. Stewart and por ERAN NV ENTION.— has a re eany aise introduced “a tall rege. | Stet Cost; petition of Jobs open an alley in | o7ce {0 the sailing mAsier of the Witch of the | == OS10A00 TEMPERANCE Cox oy eek is guiscipis or waten ec ere a. Silver, and Stew York, 7 ‘ lating the advertising and sale of real esiate square 7% referred. Wave, who was Capt. Ramsell Brown, instead ting last evening at the rooms ofthe Young | s20Pted & Princip! 2 ry Apes cee eie.oet Sen — (risning den. for ‘axes, and for other purposes,”* which By Mr. Beall— Petition to lay a water main | of Capt. Burleigh. Capt. Burlingame sailed Men's “Obristian Association, to coustder the rant mad an eneor, am though you bougat ry ‘ition. Ail work will be Aone tu the Scie. “TDat irom and after the passage of on P street north, between ith and 5th streets | the Curlew. ropriety of sending delegates from tais District | poun best manver.and warranted te give po poi ent Forbes imon cp nd] ap Ap et rae Orem Passed. | |The chances are that another recatta will be | Propriety Hoi fen ir lero erm rasand. “<HLome,” 596 Teh street. sfaction ‘will do well to call and ox: sold fee Poirot hip ta a paar st? | "By Mr. Tinney —Petition of James H. Wheat | made up ot an early day, as the owners of the Cnicego an Doptemnentee next Me. Willena. | &7 = ‘amine our work before getting It elsewhere. iy 18 sl S lars. x3 = : yacht Witch of the Wave bave thrown down | ©! : : THR that Geo. : tended descriptions of lots of parte of lots poco pera tre fats ens ern Sage lone the gauntlet fora purse of from three to five | Feney in the chairand Mr. Davis Baker, Sec- | _TH1818 To NOTIFY PUBLIO . B. TRall not be given in the advertisements, and | *00%b side of D street sc description. Sec. 3. That the collector's extra | in the privilege to erect a lime kiln, accom- commission om property adyeriised sbail be | Pied by resolution granting the privilege, two per cent.” Sect contains Wee aecahes | By Mr, Williams Joint ressintion practi: pe vin- | Tetary. Resolutions were adopted expressive | Wilson & Co. can sell Shoes, Boots, dec. as cheap) ming onae hatin: Elin) Gr aap neti. | ultha propmegy of oore ante nations | ae any person who advertises in the Star. 7,14 was in the race yesterday, the conzest to come | fF the sending of two delegates, to be Antes | Oeckieen: Taam van OunAPner.— White off within ten days after the money is deposited. | With the proper credentials, signed by the Shirt ae 3, G19, aettnnane Ue. This banter, we are authorized to state, will | Cbairman and Secretary of the meeting. Rev. rts, 75 cents, $1, #1 25, iP ‘ . . vata Bt ing that ihe City Surveyor enallrouder'ceriain | Oe Accepted. provided the points of disiancs | C.W. Denaison and ris an deine De. | Geasteom meas panea ose Gee: BICKORY, al iSsomeioet WHE tates etre a eerenee | meareresmeute Eetuee Soy bill eat enn | Vue Eo Washington and return, as was | then appointed delegates peint alter. | Kerchiets, already heumed, 2 for 29 ceute: the For ale at low rates et G inconsistent with this. Referred to Uommittee tof any street: referred” Also the | the case yesterday. ention, and were authorized to appeint alter- “f ‘30 cents and Wood wth on Fmance, and ordered to be printed on the | provement of any « pn aad ss eae nates, in case of thelr inability to attend, after ane eet ie) en office on Penneyivan: journal ; 4 s THE Potomac FRoNT.—The «river tron:’ | which the meeting = = : : ste... No. 437, will Mr. Morsell introduced resolution reauesting Peeeep aes eee nE ta Congress to pave bas resumed its usual quietness to-day. nod a poe dion Staheacel bation. bole, 10 cents a box; and all other goo goods the Corporation Attorney to inform this Board | naean payement: and whereas it is be. | Sentie breeze makes it quite plencaut ther eo A RUNAWAY AND SwasH Up.—Last night pease ty, te ram, < ic aeons, woo nal Dext Session whether this corporation | |MProved | eat importance that such pill | #>outs. The steamer Arrow, with Capt. Sykes | about 10 o'clock, a horse attached toa eart ten one street, opposi 761: has the authority toimpose and enforce a pen- 1 become a law at the next session of Con- seca ty of Jo per cent. perannum, per | ° Ser ment open tant Gaver is aie ne gress; and whereas such improvement, together Of Beir taxes for the ‘year 1859, before these. | With the construction of anew marke -bouse, pee oe rar hd [preemie SR pe eee the tax bill for 1-69, and if, am his opinion, the | 2*PeDing of the river channel, an Ts Corporation Bas sach power, to quote for the | P&¥ing And beautifying of the streets and eommand, lett Galt's wharf at vo clock for | away, taking the pavement on the south side | Office. Mount Vernon, with a select company of pas- | of G street, between luth and 13th street cone poset he “Ties AT : A FURTHER BE: The cteamay nails for Marshall's Landing. | ing near running over some of the pedestrians. ( eelite cena pence, Surgeon Catropodist, it This steamer has recently undergone retur, SSS = uC Ppapes 1 Now is your time to ley iu» supply of Weed for The cart was hurled against the sione steps in | Of twelve years Brmctical experience in tne the winter = Z pishing and repairing, and offers the most com- | ‘ront of the residence af Mr. Le ane | United States and and established at fortable accommodations for river recreation. were | $24 Pennsylvania avenue, betwen 44 and 6th ‘ Place: | as? "QM AHERIER YOO. and broker into fragments, and the step: The Cheap lace: od K aes myo Svinues, js believed to be imperatively neces. | APpended is the listof arrivats and departures | much Inara aiken eee be were reo inusins, Grab al tere One square from Northern Liberty matte” sotorma’ = e Board that portion of the sary in order to defeat the constant agitation | of vessels: . menis after two colored men came along and Nails, and oyher diseases of the feet, withour im* cuarter whic! Lobe such tat ha er the | for the removal of the capital whereby every Brown's Wharf-—Arrived—Schr. L. JH. Cor. | claimed the team, and commenced to gither the pain or sncon venience to the patient. ‘The shoe me alt, Moote introduced a resolution “That the | {or tbe removal city is materially injured or | bett, Jones, from Havre-de-Grace, with coal | harness and pieces of the cart, bat ther vate Can be worn with ease immediately chet nce P. BROWN & 50N Fateee Bad Cee coe ME nL EUS | Se cetiend and Oke en ee the | for SB) Hrown & Son; Acevss, Gilbert, from | such statementeas to lead persons to thiale tha operation. Refers to the many eminent nayae < 2 Of streets ee Sen — sa oy dl pavingof aportion of Pennsylvania aven Philadelphia, with coal for S. P. Brown they were mot all right, and an attempt was cians, surgeons and thoneands of other Tespon- BROWN sToUT, OogneR 1étu Steeer axn Naw Yo « Ave © as ste ox - peer phegeng tothis | fF gether with other streets, with Nicholson | © Son. iii Seal bh made to take them to the station, when they sible persons who patronize his establishment - “i — ‘wich eralesbaye thus berm iiegatty | Bevement will in the pastag>ot the bit py | iy’ Wharf —arrive ache. Jovsph Mann, | dropped the harness and fled. Hours from = . m.to6 p.m. Owing. to press acces tees ome onaar passed. Also, bill anthoriztug the | COvgt#s8 to pave the whole Avenue; therefore, fat, nor | Oownrernn To Jat George Williamsalias | Of business at ofion, Dr. White brooding PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY, . De aren Mts | Resslved by the Board of Common Council, the , with freight 2, | Borey, colored, was before Justice Smith yes. | Yisit patients Pt between . BBDvCTICg : stre Teterred. Aldermen concurring, That the Washinstonacd Ganiascurs Nellie C- | terday afternoon on complaint of Warren Hall, PURE PORT WINE, a ee en teen Se ante See | San sed Oe to pare 4 Gardiner, Maine: Martha | who inade affidavit that Williams had threat, | —__ ES 2 rave! B street Most, Between ich and stm | em rerres _rallrond rails and betwen tne | Maria, Deane, and E. N. Fowler, Uobb, trom | ened bis life. ‘The accused did ace deny the ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, PBics aiteets ¢ a lay certain flag footways and set | {sty s mith Nintoea ee ass pavement | Bostov. with ice for the Washinzton and | charge and in the magistrate’s office inaniged or foe auch, slones amd pave the Sotways.on the | ‘ech Vib. Nickoleos oF Department, and | Georgetown Ice and Coal Company. Sailed— | {n further threats: wreterpeg Be egs eee JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY coax. sate cteamrguains nr, cmon, pane | Szreranetrat’ seme ae Saves | Gag aurngoege ew or Geenawa | iSdio at irhirae Banfi ase mune Sue r. pairing the Surveyor's Officesand authors pessnsr ry wining “Alaay the Mocapetitns | Faunce, for tbe fehing shore ‘Sita Sep Bets was also before Justice Smith chateed Can THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE! Cc. S. OHARE & SON, OWN THE BHINE, or Young Americais eater cay orp io, CmBIOY an addivogal Inmp | mening of Consrese. Also, 1 portion of their | febr. David McQueen, McIntosh, down the | Jarceny of two boitles of cologee ews Mertens LD eS el ag hI ar iigater; alll of which were referred. Also, bill road-bed with wceod pavemen’, for the same | Tver, light. = of Angelo Ghiscelli, on Pennsylvania avenue, Young America Abron:l” Berea” oe 1 OO t pay J. B. Gardoer for medicines furnished reasons aud the same purpo-e. Hiley's Wharf— Arrived—Schre. Ocean Wave, | and was sent to jail for court, GROCERS, rare Sraeate nealing Fit Ward: pessed Also, | "aroe® and the sane parpo: corporation of | Walden, trom Havre-de-Grace, with coat {or pi ian asiow Ay . QQUMTEBS GISELA. By the author of the peoved Fund ca raed ane act of Congress, ap- | wicminctos oat ta every effort in their | DW. Fowler; Joseph Boteler, Boteler, from | Tue Ory ORIGINAL COAL LEAGUE. —We un- ‘Old Marivelle Becret." PAEt Demme semne-—-T9 proved June 25, 1864, to be paid to the Trustees Power, and spare no reasonable expense of | Havre-de-Grace. with coal for H. Clay Stew- | derstand that the membership of the old orig- 952 SEVENTH STREET, IBLE. Origin and 4 Pee Senos, Teterred to Committee on | hOwe™, and spa so-operation with Vongress, | Ft) Pickop: Bowen, from Philadelphia, with | ‘nal Fuel Purchasing Leagae, otrasised: -, ofthe Be nn ; nl Sg Bae ee city in every | coal for B. . Clark; American Coaster. Deit- | the employees at the Government Printing FORMAN, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. | ines . to show what the Bible 105.150, (which amount in- Possible manner, that it may become the | Jey, and several other sailing craft, with | Uftice, is ry idly increasing in nur bers. This Ee is, bow to rr, schocis:) Care Of echecl rooms nanan or uew | model city of the Union, and hereen nets ae aagd far oraaTéer & Son and other spezantion last year sold 900 tons of coal a: an ALSo, Rai . 2 : hool rooms, $7,200; rT (j marke’ aggregate sav! ‘wo hundred members Pictorisl Field Book of the War 5 shoo! rooms, $19,000, fuel and stove fixtures, | te coustant acitation for the removal of the | dealers, an Whar/—Arrived—Schrs. Federal | of over £2,300. “Persons not employed at the GRREN GINGER, bY pes 20d, pencil of she false, ‘=u0r; contingent expenses jaan easpen- | “ES ieowns, trom the Ouamitecen Ways | Hill, Wheeler, with shingles for Mohun & Son; | Government Printing Office can joie this aaen, Scenery . Relics. and Traditions of ‘etsy Masons”. plasterers,’ turners,’ and roof- | Mt Means, reported bill ‘o pay B. F. Meade, | Charles Jones, Strong, from Calais, Me., with | ciation by cailing at 475 New Jersey avenue, The Grocer MUSTARD SEED, Fh or tor a — popechangers’ werk a neg eimmbars! and | Seco: William Morgans S200 cee AE Ree | sorees pine lumber, lathe, and pickets for the | afer five o'clock p. Msor by addressing “Seo: > 7: 2 3F C0 ; 4 paperbangers’ work, for repairs of schoot $500 for extra services performed during the | S8me firm; Eliza Matthews, Marvel, trom retary and Treasnrer, Qoal Leagae, Govern. PURE CIDER VINEGAR, 3 Gn. TaTAlade and eer renns) also, repairs | Tot fecal yoa!, wien, phe attempts | Havre-de-Grace, with 125 tons of coal for Wm. | ment Printing Office.” * paieieay arsine, Auvest = % Giure we And purchase of new far- to lay on te table, postpone. &° ended ior Bhatspcoe Haare elke ee ee —_—e ae ee WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR aT | E*guster of import verrinsmene yf > so.as to rea » 3m . 4 Alexandria and Vicinity. jos. a = R = oa an Dome oe ee diag | BAYS 7. Also, Sdversely cu the Dill to Fonlsou, for Alexandn, li va ner Hil | was Gueoer lesheveniag has Wea intloia: oe a : $2.75 PER QUARTER BBL, SACK. Christian of Germans. (family vol. § of tingent ex ssessor’ ‘heeler, Baltimore, oaming Sea, : popular printing and the farnishing of school por a ; favorably om bill authoring | for the lower Potomac, light. a ee pal cbeceiare ce eee A CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR aT Libeasy:) by Ostuerine Windworth.. is * Seer the Mayor to employ such addition: Carter's Wharf.—Arrived—Schrs. B. J. Tubs F. R. Windsor. 24 volume; author of “Wade, Frusicce and cMcere, Ste eee | may be necessary top the Son Ee Msliers Elin Denton Deere ck | eens ee ee: hiay tela SEVENTH STREET, $2.50 PER QUARTER BBL. SACK. Wide Wor aca ante ot “Ite, ee, ‘books: os. a J pa o peace, spbetoae, of tbe Eonrdf | etn pee. uo Peond a Cofacins | Ouro Justo, front Broad Ores." wis are, from all accoums icking ‘up Mg jak se Oot ane eet ann gt BS under 5 : = ‘ : r in B. Lerd; E. C. Gayther, * Dy a RRR Jo eee eae ae ee niin tue inws and proceedings ‘Of the two Jone actin; Rina ate eee | tne eee teas, Panes am Rave BETWEEN M AND N, C. Ss. HARE & SON, CARMINA CRUGIB;by Dora @reenwellgi 50 | Trustee of Colored Schoots esha tg tans | com Evasine Sree, and svcung Eeccrr ene | Mavrecde Grace oth cet or Oee ieee | etic ee ieee eae se Saturday : me Allthe Hew Books to be had at pa i Ee an Si,2s0'per | Washington, Fields, from Philadelphia, with | last. on nS, Hue Pe icp A aiog 5 PHILP & SOLOMOR's, 10 20.41 percert. of the entire expenditure for | vided foreach paper, was pass. d. goal for John B. Turtiu. Sailed—Senrs. J. J. phar glrhdon his som Samuef into the Bouse, and F ploted and putin suecessfal operation . Booksellers and Stationers. aid divicice of school motey being in'accont: | _ att. Boyd sailed’ up Feechation relating to the river tignt Saco, Wilson Zor ieargsiswn | was only prevented irom, iolewine wise be | Gag Jt comploted and patin 5 a Se anee BEREES, 372 tt_383 Po. ore. betwenn 9th ent 10 Of the District of Oolemstia sag te eee: | ment of the Hourd of Aldorines: Gok seca | to toad with esel tor Penal ta he esckea re’ ‘Poe cusigel'aataan Revere; | SEATS PAYERT BUFEIVERATING ROOMS. BETWEEN M AND N STREET. Srroian worros the colored childsea yout tu the UGae eeree | that the Bocrd nonscoucar in ihe amendeees | Hereey's: Wharf Ate ae Martha thnding snotber door in the house open, Fushed ; - am ber Teed to. Ann. Medley, from Hanre-de-Grac2, with coal bre dh "3 ccasioning, 4s may well be im. | im Which Fresh Mesto, Fruits. and everrthing of 8 jy 16-tf of chiares. Sepa aad goteced. 1 between the | *&¢ Tavlor, trom Committee of Improve- | tor Harvey, Clark & Given. pines, the otonee paid won among the | perishable nature an be preserved FOR ANY L®Y* cous, wasninGTon county, D.0. The cisizens of the District are reepectfally in- im ites. Section S provides that eine sonra | mente, reported bill to authorios the Alana to Occupants, “After. bis unsuccersful auace | LENGTH OF ime. of fresh beef was suc- Aiitence Ses sidan be teach sane Of hormed that a 2 piel gear DON of the | ©Oustract siches and bridges in certain cases, | ‘Tie Crncvs.—Colon Ames certainly has no | Occup’ at Osan oan Deast | 9cB7,the ame patent a cargo offre a ast wee on An ordinance in lation. chney coaches, o—, : best rmiahoyetidmnel Sra eer aot the | paseed. Tenson to complain of the reception given bis | BOB young Mr. Collard, pre ee Ga OY Passenecrs within the tocate oy Weta ROBERT FULTON & Co., a : ey — E lor moved that the general appro. | establishment, for never before iu this city has days "2 a Ral 2 the sreond ection, Section t tenant im pristion ball be msde the special order ror | than nee Such terrific jam ata ring por- | DUTHIng faggots were tied 1 Sateen ener Cmnniion as whee It D.G. $11 SINTH STREET, 1 spying Mrs. Fennegan,a lady residing near | “7st slawehtered. Mayer to anticipate the revenue, if necessary, | Monday evening next after the call of ward _ | formance as that which wae wi'nesssedat the it ordained by the Levy Court of ‘The public are respectfully invited te call and ty jeshi. . O., that ‘and | Have recently made extensive arrang-ments {>: + | passed. res Of im street and the canal, lest nignt. | Cures ate diataace, be made diteniy for her, | ore Dicpaamees, After the passage of this act {t shail not be lawful LOANING MONEY Ot Jupes 1270, thele calaries he ree ne th | The Board at 12 o'clock adjourned Ed taper righ tomes Da NI Pe elgg eg hoo tor any person cr persons whatever to Fun or use a © ‘wpe, 1570, their s: ad Months of o oF ony » omn! i ss ioprans aiiacts mosaatent ain ise" >| Paescnmas’ Masivo IE Cavrcn.— A echo snout sation nae itaenes Oe eee cee ere rome mae tees Sh trons Ber Sciertceatieg gusshere fatbecat: | eERCHANDICE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Feprals all acts inconsistent with this act] > PT aig peta show is really worth seeing by all our people, tenpdeae toby ‘within or about the Coumty of Weshington for aT THB LOWEST RATES. 5 Ut Catbran presented petition of Wm, | Meeting of the preachers was held in Foundry Aud it is to be Beped that it will etay here untri | ito An adjoining fel a im oF . gto, for BM. Slowen. (asking for payment to him of | !¢cture room yesterday. Present Messrs. Wil- v eron Miils, drove everybody ont of the water- pay oF hire, first baving obvati S4i.e, the cost of Tepairiog the Gamance alleged | *08, Green, McDaniel, Baldwin, Widerman, | all have achance to see it, —_—e—— melon patch there. and bad commenced to LARCENY Uases,—Mary White wasarrested | desirov property, when he was shot and dis- im to have been done to his store in the | Hobbs, Holliday, Foster, Hawley and Weech. ‘or the pickling season he has a largo si yesterday by Officer Riley on the chargeof the | abled, before he had committed any further P| a weirs WINB AND Pods First Ward by a mob, on the night of June 3d, tee, Accompanied by s bill to pay the same; referred. Bums of $1,00 and over, at 2; per cent. Dr. Green presided, and Mr. Baldwin acted as a opening prayer was offered by ¥ DAY, (SUNDAYS BXCEPTED.) mag — larceny of & quaniity of clothing from Ellen | damage than the demolition of a grinding 4B, (purity guarsnteed. OPED BV Ey, Coupars Bx Mr. Cham; Tesented petition of property wal eravenuion caraal approaching calsp. mith and Justice Drary committed her to poe NP ily ng ranuing by Me Wing, of sninds; Which ato warranted bap mgt owners for curbing. paving and zatterine on | meetings. ‘The Laytoneville (Montgomery) | J84) for court. ; wha! the north side of K street south, from 12th to | Camp will commence on Wednesday, the lith sa Be VaEASSRITAN Loy oF ‘illiam Thomas was arrested by Officer | sor for $40. ag — ayed fore retiaten? SD! tO do | etgat. From this city Rev. Messrs. Wilson, | S-Ymour on the chazge of sisaling ten yards of | STOLR® Hoay Recovsssn—The oe Nast ee, Ona. 6. VanDERWancER. ME. ©. Wanwoop Me worm as prayed for, referred. Ginson, eyion Brown. ‘Hopbe. Foster and | JavrD, preterred ty ernard aff, and Week, and which was stolen from Washizgton, TBAS AND CoFFE a Mr. Baker introdueed bi ve,and | Weech' have so ila ae, ta Reretofore eon mentioned in the Ga- IN WASHINGTON GITz, room tatetteme an MEETINGS A Teco’ ot tha Young Mase Chine ee day iat Iv uad boon sll by the iaves—who G0 To THE Hone, FoR BUILDINGS, Gurion the al Sea ee ene | Gamers on, aor eae Ee eh Howse, on 636 SEVENTH STREBT. And come marked cases of refor. | the Potomac, a iow mules telow thie city, for | 41) 1¢ B. 0. STBVENS, Proprictor. or mathe A ty one Oaue ‘Murrine.—A camp meeting will be Ww Sie santeen Gd tein aan rooms ; ir “rreet and Pennsylvania avenue; and 9 Poy ip.the aceer Tae tons Series. on agape 4 malieionilaira, clearer nt me meee Lowes ane oud, commen Si ere nder | 10,968, Nethwest Cnc Th ond ‘3 Stress Acorwuw?.—Aboat 4 o'clock yesterday after. | Virginia Gouserence of ine gett Episco- foes ‘Sng Surgical operation to the More Sroexs. saute balottig to Dumeat i aoa Be RSW Siena, a. D. Saletuttanmea ers atege: | See . —tercrhepeterrebe-nenres Whee care heisimprov. | spas, ; afeueraly THR BBOT. ‘take the that rack ‘Fether Hyatimihs, tie fatkoes pulpit match games wi jasional and Peace _ pic base ball clubs. Among the clubs pair utc Je me ion Biay? | sight ores - SP The Eagiish ‘Presbyterians of London bave in Mi In THE CawaL.—Mary Jopes, colored, was | byter tf organs, lt : +. im the cs near 13th street this morn. teem proves w faey wtil soon the Rao ey ‘ Reever, a fog by Officer O'Hare, baving probably fallen | day, and two eburches have already’ sald, vee zt z 1 a in while ina Mt, Her busband took her to hec | thom with ‘wafery. As x & cuprce, he Sisendmee Dome on © stres:, between I4iand.t); streets, &7 Bersie Bisbee, who Das made some smart gett ‘ot paseed. ements Cart. Thomas StacKFOLB of the steamer | SPéeches for female ine ueeneae ais Arrow, left yes'erday for the White Mounturas | 924 Sbandoned the stump. gendeman's tur of New Hampshire, where be will remaia | ™®@e bas not come to ligat. 87-4 New York. says the purpose of Fad PRE Liga pis Gimeno gis to “Europe ie to m Bastaxpy.— William Sxioner was arrested nis fore feati on the charge ‘of banlardy, preierred by Re. | City next summer ob a scale far becea Temple, and Justice Anderson bela him | tbat held in in. to bail to eupport the child. STA young lady in New pte ardor Raxow OP TuwRMomeTeR st Franklin & ving & quantity of smon! Co.'s, opticians, 24% Peau-ylvania uyenu, | the eutiden on in the shade, to-day: 9 o’clocita. m . 70 4 10, 90; 11, 79; 12 m., $25 2 p. am, 8352, 63. re, which is 3x6 feet, art, and was it On s gen leman who intends presenting it bi the Sppointment of 8 committee Of two mem- | Young Men’s Association.