Evening Star Newspaper, August 12, 1869, Page 4

Ly i : EDUCATIONAL, The Dry-Geeds Mai EVENING STAR. “aececceing wt a Sersters FHURsDAY.... LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, Excursions, Pic-Nics, &c. SEVENTH STREST PARK.—Pic-nic of the Stonecutzers Associatioa. SaMi-W2RKLY Excurston to Mount Vernon = the steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thurs- sy. Exccrstow to Norfolk and return on the steamer Coit on Mondays and Thursdays. Umxisvses for hire to pic-ni¢ parties at seseee- AUGUST 13 1965, Nailor & Bro’s. MARERITER'’s Ant GALLERY, 456 7th street. Smrrs & STRone’s ART GALLERY, 25 F street. — ARTICLES FOUND 1m Sraxer Oans—The Duty Ff Conductors in Suck Cases.—A Philadeiphia paper gives the followmg account of a test @aseas to the finding of articles im the street ich may be of interest m this comma- nity where such contests a3 to who is entitled to the custody of such articles sometimes oc- cur “During the few months disazreements Rave takea pisceon different raiiroa1s between passengers Sud conductors respecting the rignt of holding articles or money found in the cars. On Satarday, a passenger in one of the city railway cars ay Up in the cara porte-mon- nate contsining $11.66 and several ratlway tickets. The conductor, noticing the cireum- stance, demanded the porte-monnaie, stating that it was his duty to retain all moneys articles :ound in bis car, and hand them tothe Teceiver on the reiurn of the car to the depot. A dispute then took place bet ween the partics, the finder refused to yicld to the demand ‘was responsible, he would keep the po-te- monnaie until bis return to the depot, when he would give it to the proper person for safe- Keepi Matter created ing. The considerable feeling om the part of the passenger, who threatened to Bave the right of the comductor to the money determined by legal process. From information obtained, it appears to be a settled custom among the railway companies to require of all their conductors an immediate delivery to their depots of all articles found in their cars, = of the same being kept by the persons in charge, in order to afford an oj Rity to passengers to regain their goods. A legs! opinion bas been given, sustaining the course pursued by railway compaaie?, so far as rela: to goods or money feund by condactors their cars; butin all cases where a passenger jS money or lost articles, he or she is Te. ired to give the name and residence to the conductor, with @ d- scription of the articles found, but they can retain che articles until the Proper owner claims them. eee Fine 1m Sorta Wassixoton.—Tbis morn- ing about balf past vem o'clock, a fire occured in Mr. Man siable, im the rear of his resi- tfuct.on of the well #s some 1 ‘Thomas. adjoiuing on each side. gate loss is estimated at about twenty-five nun- red dollars, which, 1t is believed, is fally cov- ered by insurance. fire is believed to have been the work of an incendiary, and shortly afer the alarm was given a youth, named ‘Wesley Jones, of notorious character, was ar- Tested by Officer Smoot, naving m his sion & revolver and otber articles which it is alleged be bad stolen from Mr. Thomas’ Testaurant. In a reasonable time after the alarm boxes were sounded the Columbia, Franklin and Union engines, and Hook and Ladder were om the ground, and by their Prompt assistance doubtless saved a great deal of other property from destruction. ——_e__ Epvcatiowat.—Profrssor H. Masson an- nounces that ool will be reopened on the ist of der, &\ which time he no; to have his i French and private ics- SOUS organized for the second half session. His French school for young iadies will begin on the 20th of September. For address see ad- vVertisement Vernon Dorsey and Muss Dorsey will Tesume the exercises of their a school for ¥ ies on Monday, 6th of September, at Ro. 1 Duddington Pine ‘CapitolHul. Acom- petent assistant bas een obtained, and every pains will be taken to impert thorough ir- Strucvon to the pupils who may eater. St. Vincent's School, under the cbarge of the Susters of Charity, will reopen un the 6ta ot ‘September, when pareats are requested to be promp: in sending their children. Every at. tention will bs given to the moral and iatel- lectual trauping Of the young ladies under their charge THE SvREwsecry Oaur-Meernxe.—This eamp-mesting, which is usually one of the largest of the season, held under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Church. begins to-day im the grove of Mr. Freeland, asout ahree-fourths of a mile irom Freeland’s Sta- Hon, on the Northern Central railrcad. Thera ‘Will be six trains to Baltimore daily, 80 and 10.20 8. m., and 12.15, 5.90, 5.30, and 7-40 m.;and from Baltimore there will be five trains, viz: 6, = 25, and 10.508. m., and 3.11 and p.m. The camp is expected *> be ialiy as darge as last year, when the number of tents was over tDree hundred. Several of the most prominent ministers in the Methodist connec- on are expecied to be im attendance. ——.—_—_ ‘Iuursraxce —The regular meeting of How- ard Division, No. 7. Sons of Temperance, was held last might at Union League Hall, and was one of more than usual interest to its members: and Visitors from other di . After the regular order of business Miss Coon; reci' Fr; song, “A Wife's ‘Appesl PikRo accompaniment, Mr Mason, of New Orleans, ‘wae, om being encored. made & short address: recitation, by Dr. W. C. Dunnavant, of Hamiet’s soliloquy. petra ey ‘Time .y INTSRFERERCE—This Morning, be- tween ten and eleven o'clock, during the pair tached to a befesie Pts She Wari or Uhctaree came fri; in Gence of some of the bat. had ful par oon pag Face; but. before they under way. Officer Smoot oot trast himeolt a: ir way aud seizing 1 les, pted their progress at the risk of bis own life. The street was crowded St the time, and when the team was arrested a factle girl wedged between the wheels, but $ not injured. rs were i ensuing quarter by Dep’ Sea. Kowiey, WeUek F. w. F. Wilkin Young, Chapiaii m Va ¥ ¢ a. & 5S # 6 z ¢ ¢ ba 5 ——_.—___ ‘TRE Assactrox How. K. V. WeALey.—The ease ot Augustus Boerastein and August Nolte, ehargea with arsanit and hautery With intent fo will Hon. K. V. Whaley, which was set for hearing last evening at 6 o'clock be- fore Justice Chaze, was further postponed on sccount of the serious nature of Mr. W.’s in- juries, a8 asteated b; gentleman yy that certificate of his attending physician, E i ' fl i E i i — Ruwovat.—M. N. H. Miller, Attorney at Law, 88 will be seen elsewhere, as removed Louisiana avenue to No. 4, 4 street, near Oy Hall. a Washington, one for the colored shildren, Mayor ‘blewded Inte that these two systems shajl. be inte one, under one board of trustees. cating the conviction of his own mind that children of different races should mingle in the same schools, he says:+-The ter f the differences of opinion and the bitter, fool< ish prejudices which have existed, and some extent still exist, it is a question how soon and how far the mingling ot races in the same school can be effected without causing the withdrawal of some ef those who most need educanon. Im my pa) this may be safely left to the wise discretion of a board of trustees constituted as I have already sug- gested, and having st heart the best interests of all clases.” 5 His honor, in deference to the judgment, and even to the prejudices, of others, believes that this matter should be lett to the “wise discre- Noa” of trustees representing both races. With 8s intimate Know! ably, of the views, possesses, 9 Say that but few of them have any tendency or, di: sire to obtrade where they are not welcome. All they ask is the full recozmition of their Fights before the liw. They will take care o' the rest; and if they shall gravitate to a sphere beneath that oceaplea by others with whom they shall bave bad a !3ir comp: wail accept the situation with Give them as good schools, with and proper appliances, and make no invidious inkibiticns and all will be well. ‘The Hebrews in this country are white, and not intellectuaily or morsily inferior to the Test of our people, and yet they ate 4 peculiar people. Respect and kindness und courtesy are: their right, and are accorded to them: but they rarely imtermarry with Qbristian families, Christians are rarely present at their religious ceremonies, and im social imtercourse the-e exists sn unexpressed mandate of «Thus tar sbalt thou come, and no farther.” All part feel this, and to it without a prot -t Why, then, shall it still be urged that to con- cede to the negro equality before the law in all hings must necesesrily be followed by the destruction of all secial differences? It the white race caa trust themesi ves, all is safe. But the practical question is, shall the chil dren of the two races be forced into the sa schools? I answer, no. Let there be no for: ing aboutit. This 's the very point. Give the greatest pos:ible liberty, Make schools enough; locate them eligibdly; let each school receive the children presented to it, in whatecer of the city they may dell. Tis will bring up gee ery among schools for populari- ty that will lead to their bighest usetuluess. Tt will answered that this will bring about the very fusion that Bas been deprecated. So it would were we HO heed to ti “wise discretion” upoi the Mayor has expressed his reliance, and which suggests this Modification of the above plan, viz: Ascertain the proportion of the two races to be taught, and apportion the schools in accordance there. y be designated both races whose parents are not averse to such ent; and in- crease or diminish these mized schools as the de- mand for them may indica‘e. The people will thus settle the question according to their wise discretion, and ail will be satisfied. Very respectfully. c. M Epitorn Stam :—Having looked in yester- @ay’s Stam for a notice of the meteors,” 1 take 1t for granted that you and other observers were no: star-gezing on Tuesday night. From tem to eleven there was the finest exhibition in the wry of meteors I ever saw. There were more than twenty im the space of half an hour; three exceed: naly brilliant, bursting like rocket, and shedding a hgh: all aroand. Thi ‘Were im the eastern part of the sky. Seve: persons witnessed them. Had the eclipse any- thing to do with them ? A Witmass. Early Newsboys and Roosters. Speaking of nuisances, is there any need of newsboys crying their papers so early and so loud Sabbath mornings This I tnink is a great nuisance; and could anything be done to keep roosters ‘from crowing so early every morning! Une morning this summer, just at four o'clock, @ little bantam jumped on t wall, where he resides, and crowed one hour as fasts be could. I went out avd pelted him down, but by the time I wasin my room again be was up on the wail and at it as fast as ever. A Lover oF Quiet. ——-—— Tne Potomac Froxt—This morning th¢ steamer Arrow, with Ms jor Sykesin command, left Galt’s wharf at 10 o'clock for Mount Ve BoB, with quite & number of passengers and maiis for Marshall's Landing. The steamer “W. W. Coit,” Captain Ryther, shortly at- terwards left the same point on her downward trtp to Norfolk, with fif'y oad pa=sengers, snd 8 considerable lot of fregat. Among the former were Col. E. G. Wheeler and family, and viher families, who design making a trip to Nortolk for the eojoymest of the salt water breeze, intending to return “on the next boat.”’ Below is appended the regular wharf repoi:: Harvey's Wharf. —Sailed — Sehr. Martha Ann, Medley, for Havre-de-Grace, Carter's Wharf.—Sailed —Scb Jane, Medley, down the river, light. Joknzon's -—Arrived—Schrs. Samvel Fish, Teel, from Kennebec, Maine, with ice for the Great Falls loe Company; Annie, Leland frem Bangor. Maine, with 500,000 laths and 75,000 feet of spruce lumber for ©. B. Church & Co. Sailed—Schrs. Col. J ‘Strong. for Georgetown to load coal for Boston; Eliza Matthews, Marvel, for Havre-de-Grace, ligh’. Riley's Wharf.—Arrived—Schre. 8. B. Grice, Macbodoc, with wood ‘ F. ‘atler, Scud, Pulleo; Excelsior, Sauth, With melons for market. Sailed—Scbrs. Ocean Wave, Walter; ee Stokely, Hellman, down the river, ligh! Fowler's Wharf—Arrived—Schr. E. H. ber, Cobb, and Sailor to load cai for Ne sloop Empire, Fenule and Mary Ann, with ice for the fisi Sheriff's Coal and Wood Wharf, foot of Sizth street—Arrived—Schr. Cora Smith, Williams, ‘With wood for' L. Sheriff. Crowh's Wharf—Arrived—Schr. Ann W. Coll'us, Tucker, from North river, with blue stone for Hussey. — Goinc rom Hee Scarr—Last evening. a fight took place in a locality known as Foggy Bottom. near tbe Uspitol, between Rosalie Cole and Sarah Brown, celored. in which the former used a,butcher’s knife with blade about seven inches long, cutting 8 terriple looking gash im the head of the iatter,and had it not been for the interference of others, Rosalie would have had her opponent's scsip off in a little time. Officer Nokes arrested Rosalie and took her to the eighth precinct station. where Justice Schmidt heard the case and commitied her to jail for court. —— 6 Newry Fitrep Ur.—The Baltimore Depot bas recently beem considerably improved ond renovated, giving increased accommodations to travellers, The restaurant formerly occu- ying the rooms on the north side of the aall bis been removed. and the rooms have boon colored, new gas fixtures introduced, &c., and St present those compelled to ‘wait for —_—_—— wrie of heme and vs. Olympte—The above-named clubs were the graunds of the “Union,” (: i E 7 : : it . ; i tte Wily fietl # ili gan 3 ii trom ist esch eaieyes Tae agen, Wales peat Ths a, as ecient Bev. a ‘chapter, id verse ‘The Preachers aad people siding Elder tract, and the work will be cummenced a: once. Bark Casws.—The motions agains: the banks of Howardeville. Scotsville, Monticsita, Philippi, Pittsylvania, snd the Uentral Bank absence of counsel. Homicrps.—A men named Hayes, a stringer, during a fight at Napa gl on the Atex- ps andria. Loudoun ani ire Railroad, pester: with a stick, ya Bamed Hatchinson. a resident of that locahty, and so severely injured that he short time atterwards. . Paorsnty Satz.—The lot on the northwest corner ot Dake and Fa; trees, with the 8 constable sale yesterday, to Reu- ben Johnston, for $225. Bas’ Lee Broxr.—a baby old, the imtantof Mr. Wi wi four moaths CoLonep Bartisr Associa: ored Beptist Ass ciation will be at ford Station, on the Alexandria, Loudon: Hampshire Railroad. commencing on s day, the 2d of September, and a special train of care will be rum tothat place on the Sunday following. Woop bas become almost a drug in the mar- ket, the supply coming in exceeding the de- mand, and prices have consequently declined, pine selling at $3983.50, and oak at $1834.50 by the vessel or car load. Arrains 1m Lovupon County, Va.—The = arg Mirror this week has tie following tem: Land Sales.—The tract of land, heretofore ad- vertised by B. P. Noland, trustee, known as the Smith property, containing about t45acres, was sold on ig Mage S4iper acre. R. E. Russell, purchaser. . Harrison, execuior of B. W. Harrison, deceased, sold, oa Sati Jot of ground containing about nine acres, the A., L and H. depot, to George K. Fox, for $125.50 per acre. Tine tract of 200 acres of land, lying near Aidie, and beloaging to D. T. G@ulick. was sold at public sole on Saturday, by B. P. Noland, trustee, tor $10.05 per acre. rs. Elia McKenzie, purchaser. Temperance Jubilee.—There was a grand tem- perance jubilee in a grove neir Hamilton. on Thursday last. A latge concourse of people was morn omg of them trom Wasbiagton and Alexi brought u: a5) train of cats from the latter city. "We Tad not the Pleasure of being present, but understand that able and interesting speeches were made on the occasion by Mr. McPheeters, of Wasningtoa: Revs John Landstreet and J. W. Lupton, and Mr. J. Mort. Kilgour, of this county. Loudon County" Agricultural ‘Socrety. ‘There no longer seems to be a doubt that we are an agricultural iair this fall, under the Auspices of 1 ibove-named society. Ata meet- ing of the Executive Committee on Monday. a committee was appointed to purchase the pois and other necessary material for inclosing the grounds, and contract for the putting up of the jencing, & Biack Bass.—The waters of the Potomac are faralshing & new species Cf game for our fishermen. ne day last week Thomas H. Clogett, jr., caught six or eight bass, large aud fine, and to him we are indebted for a “fry.” fish were introduced into the Potoma only & few years ago, and already they have become quite plentiful. Surrey Firished.— Mr. William E, Ran- dolpb, ‘tant Engineer on A., L. aad H. R. R., bas just finished the running of the routes f the Leesburg and Aldie Turnpike. AYFAIES IN PRInce GRORGR’S CovsTy, Mb.—The Marlboro’ Gazette has the tollowing items: Covract Awarded.—The contract tor building the Alms House for Prince George's County, bas been awrrded to Mr. John F. Eckenrour, by the County Commissioners. The following Will be the dimensions of the house: 50 te<t front by 35 deep, two stories high, slate-roof: first story ten and the secood nine feet. with Portico in front, the windows having Vene- Wan blinds. A large hall will ran entirely through the building. There will be four entrances, and will contain thirteen rooms, above the basement, to be used asa kitchen. ‘The whele to cost $7,102, — = ee ee Pipe oo a w. loore and his corps of Engineers, who have been so long 1m our hood, have made their appearance in lericksburg, Va. They Will be engaged in making surveys slong the — Toutes from the Potomac to Hanover unction. Virginia News. On Mondsy Messrs. Murphy and Merrell, Black employed al a porter to one of tas prin: asa one of prin- cipal boarding houses, and penitentiary. He murdered s man in Fauquier some years ago, and was sentenced to eightcen ears’ confinement. He was hired out on pul works, and made his escape some twelv: months ago. from Staunton represent the corn crop in that section as in ex ly bad con- dition, there having been no rain of any conse- quence for nearly two months. Many farmers _ of cutting down their crops for fodder, the growth of the corn having been in such in- stances hopelessiy retarded. In other cases, farmers count upon 8 yield of from one bushel to two or three barrelsan acre. ‘The woods on the west side of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railiroad at Temple's Turnout, about five miles from Rich- mond, bave been on fite for several days past. ‘The efforts made to put it ont thus far Rave not tuated in success. The undergrowth, ver its Tavages have spread, has been entirely destroyed, as also most of the young pine and oak trees. The Potomac Baptist Association met in Warrenton on the ita. The introductory dis- course was delivered by the Rey. W.R. D. Moncure. The following were elected perma- nent officers: J.S. Bacon, D. i). Mode: Rev. Jobe Pickett, Olerk; aud W. THe Presbyterians Pro} to hold a series of open air meetings at station, com. men: on Saturday next, the 14th inst. and counelog es dong as the interest manifested le will come from miles ‘sald on the 16tb, om account of claims against Mt by the United States Government. The same fate overtook tae one in Fredericks. oa on several cecasions, under different ‘The Richmond Enquirer and Examiner, for rty of a joint stock com- mala, avon a peas into the hands Messrs. J. C. of wi ¥ Bailey will be members, SCALE OF PRIOR FOR AUGUST. @BBAT REDUCTIONS. ‘TRAVELING DEESS GOODS reduod to ‘FRAVELING DRESS GOODS reduc to : LAWHS and ORGAMDIES reduced MEE Seer e GES oe wre Bek Sz Fabs xp euseom Between iy : peel blir hi i confined mostly to the lower grades. ‘The better qualities are now coming into better demand. Corset quantities at quoted rates There have been some movements 3 - i E } demand, though chiefly for the best. Jesias are selling more fi t the Saferior are neglected, Muslin de iaines are p again. As the season sdvances they inquired for;and, a8 the cufreat prices are low compared with other an active business in these fabrics is anticipated. ‘Woolen shawis are ow attracting the atten- tion of the trade, and conaiderable sales have been effected, although it is tooearily in the season fora fuil assortment ot the new styl-s tobe put upom the market. There has beea an increased i. are more: store, No. 496 Peunay ania avenue, J 0. doween: 43 and 6th streets. mRR'! Port Grape Wine is om phe to do good im dis- eases of the dowels, livers, and kid- neys, such as x , dlarrhoee. in continence of urine, and ‘debility, One Pigreennen ene acer 0! cal this wine. Sold by Draggists. opposite Post Office. REMAREABLB that all IT 18 VERY ene peter co» oaea Wascy RSH One, ———_.—— ‘Unroat, chest, lungs, and stomsch, and for consamption in ite differ- ent stages, 6 —o—— CamP Cors that don’t require Pillows and Mattresses in the use af them. Unly $1.50 each. For saleat ADAMBON’S, 506 Ninth street, 6 next to Penna. ave. cage TRE GREATEST relief imsgimable can be af- forded this warm weather by wearing one of those elegant suits selling at such astonishing- ly lew prices at the celebrated Hall cloth- ing store, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office, where, in addition to gentiemen’s “Ban- neck Burs,” Cheviot, Arran na Pogue, drab @ete alpaca and linen sults, children's Gari- balde suits in great variety are also to be had at activity spparent rm all clasues D4 the most reasonabie prices. 26,6 Tmaore ned Cloths have soli an better demand, and the firmly maintained. Satinets are in increased Prices are demand for heavy weights. Kentucky jeans and kerseys are without any quotable "asaet of ‘The trade is sluggieh and prices are nominal. Fianneis are in F request, and Prices are firm, but without any c! European fabrice of all kinds are in rather more demand, and importers are anticipating & good iall business; but the opening of the season has hardly taken place, and it is only for city trade, for goods adapted to the season, that anything of consequence has yet been e. OFFICIAL, by the Sixty-Seventh Council hington City, D. C. AN AcT authorizing the Mayer toappoins a disbursing officer for the Uorporation, and for other purposes. Be itenacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board Common Council of the City of Washington, Corporetion officers are. sppomted and con- firmed, immedistely atier the passage of this Act, and annually, on or about the first Mon- day of July thereafter. an officer to be known asthe Disbursing Clerk ef the Uorporation. SEO. 2. And be it further enacted, That it shall duty of said disbursing clerk to re- ceive all warrants issued by the Mayor for the payment of the indebtedness incarred by the severe] commissioners of improvements, the fire commissioners, or cbief engineer of the fire di ent, and the commissioners or clerks of the several markets, and such other Worrants as the Mayor may direct; and he snall draw the movey upoa such warrants and disburse the same, under such regula- tions as the Mayor shall prescribe, taking Proper vouchers for all payments, and filing the same with the Register. Sao. 3. And be it further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the several commissioners, and ether officers specified in the preceding section. to make out complete pay rolls for all inborers, ‘with statements of all purchases made on the ¢fedit of the Corporation, for each and every calendar month, and to file the same, properly certified, with the Mayor or disbursing clerk Wubin ve days aiter the expiration of the mo Suc. 4. And be it further enacted, That from and after the passage of this act, it shall not be sawfal for any commissioner of improvements to purchase, on the credit of the tion, lumber, stone, or other material for use upon Any one piece of work to an amount excceding fitty dollars in value, without the written au- thority of the ‘or for such purchase; nor shall it be lawful for the chief engineer of the fire department, nor for the clerk of any mar- ket, to make any purchase or contract, on the credit of the Corporation, toan amountexceed- ing fifty dollars in vaiue at any one time,with- out the written authority, approved by the Mayor, of the Board of Fire Commissioners in the one case, or of the market commissioners in the other. S80. 5, And be it #rther enacted, That the dis- bursing clerk herein provided for shall b> + 88 B COT ion for the services herein Tequired, and for such other servicce as the ‘Mayor may require of him, the sum of fifteen bundred dollars per annum, in monthly ia- ments; and he shall be required to give d, satisfactory to the Mayor, for the faith. val pert Of bis duties, in thesum of ten thousand dollars. ‘SEC. 6. And be it further enacted, That all acts and parts of acts incensistent with the forego. 40g Provisions be, and the same is hereby, re- i {Approw ¢, July 24, 1369. AN Act granting ee privileges to John T. Chauncey. Be it enacted by the Board. Board Aldermen and Y Common, Counctl of ther Ci Wa Joon . Bowgs, Mayor. Approved, July 30, 1860. U.S. Guar. S_.. ROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY. ee Haines DzrartMent, July 30, 1989. articles of Eeationtet for araunla the following 0, will be received at ‘this De nt until the Seth day of August, 1389, at :20'clook M.: 00 reame white laid Fiat Letter, 12 Ibs. to the 100 reams white-card Blotting Board, 100 Ibs. to 100 reame brown Manilla Paper, 20x36, 45 Ibs. to 6 reams brown Manills Paper, 24x95, 66 Ibs. to the Copying 1 yard & Hoses? Writing Ink aill Pens, No, ftbeldore, ies Hoe mnbolge | Biver tips, No.7 Kai rancor bert ets, samples required ‘samples req Sdozen willow Table 2 doze: inch Toa, Katte porene Bel ra, 16 1.000 ing Wex é Bibl so rai oF Bibbon to pounds B dyelet Machines ig Fs patie Paaie cs Baer eo R sheste "s Bwperer Drawing Paper todo. executed by the rucossstal ion days afier beleg Called wipes so trom tis usr WIN—“No Use Denying the Fact.”— Stevens, Propretor of the Tea Hong, has adopted a principle of selling Tea must Seal aay Seas oe aes a Ove poun: P 617 “HONG,” 536 Tth street. SS stil THIS 18 TO NOTIFY THR PUBLIC that Geo. B. ‘Wilson & Uo. can sell Shoes, Boots,&c.,as cheap as any person who advertises im the Star. 7,14 ——— Oumarsm THan THe Onmarast.— White Shirts, 75 cents, $1, $1 25, and upwards. Un- dersbirts and Drawers, from 35 cents upwards. Good Cotton Socks, 3 pair for 25 cents. Hand- Kerobit fp 2 for 25 Sop’ =~ best Paper cents per pair, or 50 cents a dozen. Excellent Paper’ ooliars, cloth-lined button-hole, 10 cents @ box; and all other goods it at equally low prices, ic & Goldman's, Marble Hall, No. 438 Oftice, Conwe, &0.—Dr. White, Surgeon ad of twelve. years" practical ciperionce fa tne United States and Canadas, aod ‘cctablished at 4% Pennsylvania avenue, betwen 44 and 6th streets, since 1861, suc Bunions, Chilblains, Ciub and Ingrowing Nails, and other diseases of the feet, hears visit patients at their resi 6 and& p.m. SS to6 p.m. O1 to of business at office, Dr. White 1s unable to \dences except between The Cheap Place! BROWN sTovr, YOUNGER'S (English) ALE, PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY, PURE PORT WINE, ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY Cc. S. OHARE & SON, GROCERS, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. ALSO, GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEED, PURE CIDER ViNSGAR, WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR aT $2.75 PER QUARTER BBL, SACK, A CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR aT $2.50 PER QUARTER BBL. SACK BY C. Ss. OHIARE & SON, Grocers, 252 SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N STREET. jy 16-tf THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THE AGE! FORMAN, The Grocer, Nes, 227, 229, and 232, SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN M AND N, Bb emetnet oetn reecortien BRAY’S PATENT REFRIGERATING ROOMS, THE Canal Boarp.. and Obio empl vate night watchman diel, y= eae on High, between Bridge an: He has been seen b} o drunk” at times Tus HaRsor amp Coamwat ComMirrer of the Common Oouacil, together with the Mayor and Recorder, held an adjourned meet: evening in regard to the to the railroad i based on the result of that interview. A Formrurs Stone rm Tas Staeer.—Yes- terday,s map named John W. Matchet quite @ pew business. having a load of furniture going through town, and dis; Rodgers overhauled him, taougn, and Rodgers over im. an of Justice Buckey he paid $20 fine, without license. maeine — ‘ata omy, io toe yesterday to & vaca i a x A ‘the resignation of Jas. epartment, cau Norms; hosiler of the’ steamer hddwon, The ION Was accepted, and as there were several applicants for the adjourned till Wednesday resignati Congress street. The work will be commenced in a day or two. MEECHANTS’ EXOHANGE—No transactions jorning. 25) bushels oats and 40) bushels ‘without sales. this Ted wheat the poi! during —The directors of the ext, a8 order to al: low time for the consideration of their merits. Eaggcrion or 4 Boat Hoves.—The Potomac Boat Ulub have decided to erect a Foar b ice the “worst kind Georgetown Advertisements. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- ‘TOWN. D. 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Between 1sth and imth strectas TEETH BXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Re made for extract! Will be reauired to "pay Yor the WOOD AND OOAL. W eon: Nine Hundred Cords of HICKORY, OAK egkane: “ND SPBUCE PINE WOOD woop: ‘Wwoop!': FURTHER BEDUCTION Im Pp om Sgzour time to iay in 8 supply (00d for cords Primes OAK AND Fontwe 00>- jor 3. sale by GRAY @ HUTCH: Corner 6th ani K streets, jyigORt Satare trom Northera Liberty Market. 8s. P. BROWN & 80n, Oonwsn 167m Srzzsr anv Baw Yo x Avs OWN THB BHIWE: or Young America in a y Oliver Completing the Young ‘auericn 7 Serost” Pennant + +o counTEss “Ula Manteclle, z BIBLE. ofthe Booka ot the Bite bets tak the Apocryphal, to show The Pictorial Fie Liluetrations, Uy pen abl pouch of thst son J” Lesclag. wits ees tenance can Oyclop-rdia, Bese ot hetoriaat se inert Curistien Singers of Germany, (family vol. & of the popular of the Librers.)y Ustuerine Windworthen. WRETY 2 Joltme: ty, the author of MORAL ERVORMS; by Bishop Cleveiang CABMINA CBUCIS; by Dora Greenwell All the New Books to be bed at PHILP & BOLOMON's, east Sruorau notros ‘The tates oF 9 cok? Dvectially to ROBERT FOLTON & CO., 611 BINTH STREET, Have recestiy made extensive arrangements for LOARING MONEY on MERCHANDICE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, aT THE LOWEST RaTEs. Bums of @1.00 and over, at 2% per cont. @. 6. Fanwoon fy. So