Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1869, Page 4

EVENING STAR. sexeeeees OCTOBER 4, 1869. MONDAY.. LOOAL NEWS, Amusements, Excursions, Pie-Nics, &c. National THRATRS.—“The Richings Opera ‘Troupe in the “Bohemian Girl.” Excursion to Noctoik and return on the Seamer Cort on Mondays and Thursdays. Party Exoursio™ to Mount Vernon on the syamer Arrow, at lv a. m. MARKAITER'S ART GALLEQY, 456 7th street. — & Strones Aart Gatieay, 25 F ret. ——-—__ Improvements at the White House. ‘The repairs at the Executive Mansion, now Tapily approscking compietion, add greatly to the appearance of the interior of the building, besides making ft more comfortable for the President and Bis Rousehol.. A Cito regs the principal improvements appear - iseue of the Ite ultimo, but the flashing touches now being made give the apartments a leasing appearance. The fresco work in the ideat’s office bas been completed and ths new furniture placed therein. The ceiling is i eseord in the modern style of renaissance and j13n combined, the serol! border being of the er. Four medallions, represen‘ing «Ludus- “Commerce,” “Azriculture’’ and Te neatly executed and attract much A new marble mautel bas been in the apartment, elaborately car -ed ehly potished. The carpet is of Wilton, <cImscn underground, and Italtan Arabesqi border. The furniture is of French and Ame nm walnut combined. aud upholstered in Frepeh tapestry rep. The President's private «eck Is @ very handsome piece of farniture, @ of novel comstraction, being so arranged -t by cropping the apron, whien forms the the cccrs imclosing the upper portion pd are also closed ppom putting up and ching the apron. The table tor the Usbinet, center of the floor, is of Frenca and an American walnnt, with compar:ments for each Member of the Canine’, ter each place. The curt forestry tep with Reavy go'd decorations, the mationy! escatcheon and iaurel wreath. in bas relief, being carved in atte center. A large mirror, im walnut and gold, diame carved, simUlar to the window cornices, Occ upits & place over the mantle. A sofa aud & Lumber of small chairs ti] up tue spices sreund the room, which is now a very com- Jortabie and very pieasiut looking" oftize. Messrs. Schutte ad Rakeman, the fresco ers, are now at work upon the ceiling of ge Dali at the entrauce leading to the East room, Xc., whieh is being embel- hed in bandsome style, and will present a very pleasing appearance when completed. Mr’ Burns, the efficient superintendeat under General Michler, 1s in charge of the work, and ine satisfactory manner im which it has been executed refleets credit upon him and the dit- {rent persons employed under bis supervision. in addition to those hereiofore mentioned ia ‘TUS STAR as engaged upon the improvements ut ce White House may be mentioned Messrs. yuawell acd Henderson, paperhangers, who bave executed their workin an elegant manner. ‘Tbe fresco work of Messrs. Schutterand Rake. wan has attracted much attention from visi- tore, it probabiy being the most elaborate in Any cf the pablic buildings except the Capitol. AN OLD Lanpxtars Grves Way.To A Fixs inrrovemunt.—The erection of & new buiid- anc on (Be north side of Pennsylvania avenue, near Tiner Creek, between 2d aod 3d Stree: Ras compelled the obliteration of an cid lar mark. bir. M.G. Emery ts having built at that ‘point a four-story pressed brick front, wit tbree-story beck building, fronting 19 feet on Penusy! varia avenue, by a depth of 40 feet, to be finished with stone caps and suls through. at. The first story will be fitted up asa capa- ious store. and the entire building will haye ‘BJ, the modern conveniences. ‘Yo mske room for this improvement, Mr. Emery is new Baving torn down a building ‘with the bistory of which many of our citizens zte uniomiliar. It was bere that the depot of ahe Washington Branch of the Baltimore and ©u.io Ksilrosd was first established. Tne Building now beimg demolished was erected over iorty years ago, and afterwards fel! into the possession of John Stuon, a well-known tulcr. from whom it was "purchased by ave Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Yor $9.00, anc by them converted imto a depot In the year In36. Fora long time th cara came uly 95 tar as the locality now known as Ken— da)l Green, passengers being transferred thence io the city 1m stage coaches. The first train of Cars entered this depot on the 12th of September, i sot hich oceasion the celebrated the anniversary of the Buttle of Hort Foie bys visit $0 this city, and were Nertazed here by Cur yoluntee companies & crane banquet a. Carnsi’s saloon, eee Meaerai Wigheid Scott was the most promi. enti guest. In those cid times a bell jozated ontop of this building announced the hours tr the @epsrture of trams, and it was there sBat tbe Dnstrict volunteers took their depar- ‘cre forthe Mexican war. Here, also, a num- ber cf our Adventurous young men, who had dormed themselves into a military orgaaizition for mutual protection while crossing the plains to California upon the discovery of gold in thst region, badeadien to their friends. In 1$52 the Balumore and Ohio Railroa’ Company ebsnged their dep present location apd Emery, who is now Dove mentiones, at ‘® cust Of About seven thousand dollars. @ large arm chair —_<——_ Base BaLt—Keystone ayt National—Latier Win— Thirteen to Elerea.— ithstanding the @ between the Kay- wa, and the Natiousis, on the grounds of the on the afternoon of were played, result- victory for the Nationals, by a score il. The ground was molst and slip- pery, which interferes considerably with the d the threatening aspect of the clouds Prevented & large Atteadance. The tollowimg the score oO. BY +P. » 2d... 2| Albertson, 3 Db... liHenrs, Lf, . Wii Strive in t 4, of the weather permits, will is to-day and the Uly:n g the Jefferson Clad, of eper Court House, to play Olympres, of that pives. sulted ia favor of by the following score -—Jetfer- The vistiors were hand- cemel ued by the Virginians. A larg= crowd Witwessed the game. —— es oY CLOTHING To ¢ ck of clo’ blisbinent of J Pernsylyania avenue, between 910 an ts, is to be sold out at cost im ord er to he senior partner, epheus. This is oneof the lar, lec'ea stocks of the kind in this ¢ ceasion rarely happens when a cf clothes can be obts behooves =) ‘Want to ca! Erst choice The good will, fix Bre sito olfered for sale. F stock embracas BI! goods suited to the fall and winter season, leo @ full stock of furuisbing goods, rade! west, boys” ard youths" overcoats Overcoats to be Sold without rej to cost. ‘Ike piece goods of the tailorimg department covers all the desirable styles in the marxet. During the time of this sale they propose to make up to orger ail garments a prices far be- jow the rezular raves. Tucir fiae cloths will be scid by the yard, alsoa smi! lot of trasks are olfered very chea. See their advertize- mcent. and secure the ures and lease a ——— UoLoneD Provrern Placss ov Aucsement. On Saterday night last @ case occurred which my test the velicity of the law litely passed by the O:ty Councils im reference to admi:ting colored persons mto places cf amusement is ful parts ci the bouse where white namitted. Three colored mem atiended the Nations! Theatre, procured their tickets, ani ir sents tp tne dress circle. One of the epproached them and informed them bey would not be allowed to occupy the and Tequested them to leave. This they to do, and said it would be necessary t tcreibly eject them, and by the proper officer. Hr. Berner, the special officer, was called and took them our. and it issaid that lera! measnres ‘Will be tmeti ‘@ st once to test the liw. Re morey Pp the box office was offered them, jared t RELIGIOUS. —The y b Lutberaz) Chure be of the but they tenures, and eater om tus duties middle cf mext mon: a Washington Methodist Tevival Las been ia pro o thia time abouts ys 2 At BMcKendree Chapel, Rev. S. W. Witson bes 3 fine meeung iu progress, ard al'hough Le Dumber of Converts is not large, peniceme Feat che altar migluy, aud (he eburch.s being revived. Rev. Mr. Tudor bae sn iateresting revival a: nie Cburck—the new Mowat Vernva Pia:e Lpuwecopal Metbecisi re ae ‘THE GREAT STORM. DESTRUCTIVE FRESHETS. Bridges Carried Away. Houses Toundated. Narrow Escape of Some of the Inmates. Great Damage to Property. A Man Drowned in Rock Creek. The beavy ria storm whieh commenced here yesterdsy morning about sun-rise seems to have prevailed north and south of us. At Richmond it was very severe, and in Balti- more, Jones’ Falls burst its banks, aud the scenes cf last year were repeated, with exten- sive damage to property. la this viciaity the rain Was unprecedented for its steadiness- Commencing at an early hoar it literally poured down until a late hour last night with- onta@ moments intermission. Of course, after the showers of Saturday, which soaked the ground, such & steady and persistant rain 2° that of yesterday filled all the streams, aud there were freshets wherever there was a water course, Rock Creek has not been so bigh for many years. Below we give some details of the destraction of property by this remarkable stor. [THS FRESHET IN T! TIBER. The foot bridge over the Tiber ateI sireet | ‘was carried ayiy. a8 also the stone and brick stracture at E street. The bridge at Juckson alley was also badly demagea. ‘The canal banks were overilown, esp2cially iu the neigbborBood of 11th etree:, 2nd numbders cf cellars were fliled with water. About 11% o'clock the whole reserve ot the | seventh precinct was called out to go tothe assistance of the families in Purdy’s court near Pennsylvania avenue and Ist strest—the Tiber | having overfiowed and mud» imto the court, | and to rescue some of the women and childrea the officers were oblized to wade upto their necks, Femilies were carried to places ofeafoty, and in one or two instances the removal was extremely hazardous. None of the houses were floated off, but some few articles of furnitare ‘were carried away im the Ta the cellars on the avenue, between Ist and 2d streets, the water rose quite fas: and soon they were fliled. The shanties bordering the Tiber, back of the depot were overfiown, but the fumates, mostly colored people, got away with their furniture. | The archway over the Tib=r through tha Bofsinical Garden is uninjured, as far as can be seem. An immense amount of sand and gravel was washed it, lodging in tne esnal at the mouth. The foot-bridge over the canal between Maryland and Virginia avenues was washed away, and lodged against the bridge of Vir- gipia avenue, but most of the timbers were | carried off. The houses on the banks of the canal be- tween Maryland aad Maine avenues were HoodedsAs also the iron works of Messrs. Gray & Noyes, on Maine avenue, near Jd street, Preventing any work to-day. Three coffins were washed down the Tiber and lodgea near Adams’ ex;-ress office, (oppo- site the depot,) which probably were washed fiom some burial place. BRIDOES SWEPT AWAY. ‘The bridges on 19th street, between Land M, L between 20th and 2ist, and QOonnecticut avenue, between M and N, M, between 16th and 17th, and Massachusetts avenue between 16th cad 17th, were carried away, aud that on L, bet ween 2ist and 22d streets was badly dam- aged. Taat on L near 20th, and the last named were stone bridges, and to repair or replace m Will require severa’ ‘housaud doilars. In ¢ qaare bounced by Lant M cud ista and ‘uth, three of the families were compelled to — out, and those who remained were pretty well 5 The toot bridge over the carl at 2d straet, Was also Washed away, and ‘he big timbers were cut up by a number of colored men resid- ig in the vicinity and carried off, 22 also some bricks which formed the abetment. A NEW HOUSE DAMAGED. A new brick house in course of erection at No. 56 C street nerth, between Delaware ave- nue and Ist street east, by Mr. Reuben Colluns tora dwelling, was undermined by the flood so as to crack the back building badiy—so much so as to make tt peo-sseay to rebuild it— while at the same time the fromi wail of tae main buildiog was thrown out of perpendis_ niar, but fortunately not damaging it very seriously. The back building of the house jnst mentioned jeans so threa‘eningly as to render the kitchen of the dwelling ct Dr. J. E. Snod- grass, at No. Su7, mext door, too unsafe for present use. CAVED 1m. About 9 o'clock 'm the evening an oxctvation between the railroad track on F street, which Bad been made to introduce water into the Masonic building early last week, caved in, owing to the looseness of the earth, and was soon submerged with water. As soon as the ace dent was discovered, Officer Sallivan was Stationed at that point to warn passers-by of the danger, one or two carriages having siready driven inio the Role, one of which broke & spring. HOUSES PLOODED. Atter dark last night, the branch ertering the city at Sth street,and passing dowa kK, street commenced to rise, and by 9 u'ciock p.m., ue weter hed overflowed the bridge st 7ch street coveTing it to the depth oi 2 to 3 feet during the night, and the bouses oa R stree', as also some of those on 8th had their lower stories fovded, causing the inmates to taka to their upper rcoms. The houses on 6:hsirzet, near K, were also flooded. DAMAGE TO SEWERS. At 3% o'clock this moraing the sewer corner ct Tenth and G s:reets caved in, leaving a dangerous hole,and Sergeant Vernon procared tumber and had it boarded up to prevent acci- cents. Tue sewer im the course of construction in Twelfth street, which bas been finished 19 G street, was badly damaged, and will ovcaeion much loss to *he contractor. GREAT PLOOD IN ROCK CREEK. The storm m Georgetown was quite heavy, aud the damage to property considerable, p: ueularly om the line of Roek Creek. Lyons’ ‘wAil-aam and bridge were swept entirely away, sad the damage to his mill is heavy, ‘Tere is tem feet of water standing in b= mill this morzing. Paper Mill bridge is swept way entirely, and fences, frame shan- Sand everyibicg of @ floatiag nature, ail v yet. He was odiized earty th morning to throw 200 barrels of lime into tn current, for fear the heat would cet fire to his buildings above the water. Mr. Dowling lost nsiderable weed and about 5,00 bashels of siacked lime. The damage Godey’s lime works was also has vy. man’s loss of lime was not *> great, bat age to his baildings wasqaic heavy. The bi iugs bere caught fire from the lime, but nguishedt Without mi tey’s lime works were cleaned bis efiorts to save his buildings ue | lume tan others. Loss in lime about (anal company’s mud maciine, id the mud machine belotging to the Government, were swept down the creesx and over the dam into the Fiver, and baye washed some distancs down, and passing uu- der the lower (K street) bridge, struck the iron stringer on the north side, and bert it inward some inches; it took away about [5 feet of the iron band Failing in its passage, and landed on the whart used the Maryland Mining Com- pary. This company sustained loss to the ex. vent cf some SJuv by the washing of the whart aad ing away the loose timber in the yard. Mr. D. ms, coal merchant, had 75 tons of coal washed away, ‘this morning, @ coloret man named Fred- erick Hackerson, sexton to Ubrist Oburch, Georgetown, while en; in catching drit: wood &t Paper Mill secidenialiy tellin aud Wes swept down current. The tnst — of tum was sbput thirty yards down DAMAGE IN GEORGETOWN. Considerable in Georgetown to houses not secure was done by the rain. Ten- ra "s grocery, Adler's hardware and McLeod's rug stores suffered most; the repairs on the 201s ot these houses, from the damage by the a1 eek ago, jaite comy Several streets during the mi bie. ‘The sewer broke in at High and Second screets, the water tearing and was! tv @ considerable extent. Bene eaciet ‘The river is rising, and the merchants on Water street are removing reach of ihe wates oy 2S, ‘beir goods a th upper Po‘omec thould be heavy. BREAK IS THB CHESAPEAKE AND OUIO CANAL. On the Chesapeake and Unio Canal the dam- age so far as heard trem has not been heavy, poorest Jest #bove the Cabin John cnlvert, je steam packet started thes Morning was to Saar to Geotge. town, The extent of tnis break is tained. The steamer Pioueer, Ovpt. Ca rap sana ier Se oe bridge, and is teanl > —_ iiadsiphia pone boat rucning on DAMAGE IN THE country, in the county uome Of the bridges wer washed away, as far as can be ascertained, bu: be reads bave been considerably damaged, and 4 some pisces the filing im behind the api { bridges was completely carried away, es ving the bridges almost Useless untit repa:ts cn be made. e BLADENSETRG INUNDATED, before Known, aud in some parts of the barg even the a7 stores of houses were flooded and the unldges were impassable, THR RAILROADS. The New York trata, dae here at anearly bour this worning, did not arrive aati! 9 o'clock: a.m, in consequence of a few feet of iue track of the road pear the Gudpowder baying been washed awsy, and a detention ir Baltimore oecause of ‘he Pratt streat bridge being thought upssfe. Tte engineer discovered the gap near Guspowder just im time to prevent'a serions aceicent, and the damage was soon repiired. In coaseque ice of several heavy beams haviog struck the Pratt stroet bridge 1: was thought proper that & carefal examination should b> mace before € cars over it. The local Taims were run iv slowly as a precauuon against accidents, but the road was found not have been Gamaged, excepting that at Paint Branch the embsnkment had been washed, but 4s the strong tresele work remains uninjured the patsage of traias is perfectly safe. IN BALTIMORE, The storm commenced in Baltimore at dzy- light on Sunday morming, Sud continued witt- ont cessation throughout the day,andat wo o'clock this morning the rain was still falling steadily and in large quantities. It ts feared that grea! damages have been occasioned by it, butas yet nothing Is definitely kaown. No | trains ‘were despatched over the Northern Central railroad lust night, and it was reported that bridges on the line had been washed away. Jones’ Falls rose steadily during the | day, and the people ou its banks yeeterday af- teTooon and at night were removing (ue con- tents of their houses and prepating tor another teundation. In the lower part of the city, back of the Cente Market, the water was flowing into the streets in small quantities, and there were general fears for the worst. During the ht the water rose very rapidly, and another reat flood. such as that cf Jaly, ists, was looked for. —-—_—. Levy Court.-The Levy Court of Wash ington County met to-gay in the Aldermen's Cbamoe>, Vity Hail, Dr. Nichols in the chair and a)i + .e members present. Mr. Tenney presented bill for burying a pauper which wes referred Tue Ohair laid before the Board a petition of Jane Baker tor an abatement of taxes; peution of Thomas Smith for refandment of back license; referred. Petition of Wm. Prather esking #” sppropriatioa for bucket, broom, &e , which was made, Dr. Rowland, from the Cammittee on Schools, prvsented a resolution caliiug om the Commissioners for a ststement as to the num- ber of schools, the attendanc>, names of teachers, aries, &c.; . Mr. Shepherd, from the Police Committee, reported f . for burial of a pauper, and Henry White, whica were ordered to be paid. Adversely ou claim | cf Mery Smith for remission of hack license; ‘Sport adopted. Piant introduced an ordinance declaring the streets in Monnt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains public highways, provided the owners of those places make those streets at their own expense and satisfacterily to the Court, and deed them to the, Levy Court in fee simple, except Sherman dyentie, heretofore accepted; which was paseed. Mr Stepherd submitted the Coroner's ac- count for the past quarter, with a resolution that the Uernmittee on Police sett} the account uy an order on the Treasurer and draits on the Cerporations of Washington ard Georgetown: which was adopted. Also, petition from the Registers of Deeds, asking an appropriation for rebinding the records of deeds, &c.; referred, ‘With instructions to asceriatn the amount re- quired, &c. Mr. Brown, from the Claims Committee, res yorted a resolution making an abitement equal to the amount paid by her for thirteen years on two acres take by the Government in the case of Jane Baker. Adop.ed. Mr. Burr ¢: pauper. Mr. allan has no right to pay any amount without am order of the Uourl, and in this case he did nothing but bis duty, the law stamding in the way. He had heard since tha’ the police had sent an order -o Mr. Hickey for this man’s wages. Mr. Buckley did not refase to make the coffin, but said that he did not make coffins at $5.audthe Court bad paid a proportion of the barisl expenses in this case. ‘Tr. Burr also called attention to the fact that im cases where the deceased had euougia to pay Coroner's expenses the Curoner did not report sach cases to the Court. and he contended that i. was the duty of the Coroner to turn the ef fects over to the Levy Court. Mz, Shepherd said that the treasurer should Pave some discretion in such urgent cases as the one referred to, and had he been in his business place, when the officer retarned, he would haye taken the responsibility of order- the coffin. {ter Some further bebate on motton of mr. Shepherd, the Superintendent of Roads, was deiezated to see to the burial of sack cases. Dir. Callan, the treasurer, submitted his report for the psst month as toliows: Balance on band, $3iz. received trom Collector, $1,013 96; discount; $2,967; licenses, $337. Total, ©5.100.54; amount expended, 21,718.16; balance, $412.67. Mr. Rowland called attention to the lawin reference to Cogs and raised the pomt that under the Jaw of Uougress, the court hud no power to tax a dog over $i, and asked if a female dog was a dog. Mr. Shepherd ea:d that he was not in favor of discriminating against the ludy dogs. Dir. Garden thought they might lay the mat- ter over, for, in his opinion, there were 4,0 0 dogs ta the county, and but three hundred paid tax. ‘The Chair suggested that the subj2ct be re- ferred, for within thres hundred yards of the bounds of the Insane Asyiam there were three hundred degs; that the poorer the people the more dogs they kept. Dr. Rowland made a motion that the Com- on Finance and Henith be directed to quire some better plan fur collecting the tax on dogs: adopted. Dr. Rowland offered a resointion inquiring of the publishers of newspapers what they ‘will publish official official reports of the pro- ceedings. Dr. Rowland spoke of the import- race of official reports being published. The resolution was &dupted. bi Wiand offered @ resolution requesting the Mayer of Washington to turnish-copies of Webo’s Digest to the Court; adopted. Ad- yourned. ——e——. TuR COLLYeR-DovUGHERY PRIzE.—Depart- ures from Weshington.—The prize tight batween “am Collyer.oi Baltimore, and Chas, Dougn- evty, of Richmond, Va., 15 expected to take place to-morrow morning at some point in Eastern Virginia, and this morning those trom this city WhO expec: to ree the “mil” (wbich 48 for 71,00) a side) teft im the steamer Cuit, Captain Kyther. The Coit on this trip rakes nbon [50 passengers and the largest cargo of freight sne hes carried down yet. Included iu ber passenger list are 25 who are going to the ong them Mike Can alias English, Min “Tricks.” These expect to e@ch the fighting ground early to-morrow morning. A number of Philadelphians and New Yorkers arrived bere this morring, but tailed to inake 4 connection with the Coit on #cconnt of the delay of the train, and itis said that they will leave this afternoon aud make every exertion to reach the ground. Barney Asron, who arrived in Richmond on Siwurday, sad Oarr, who left im the Coit, will secoud Doherty. A Richmond Paper of Saturday says:— A warrant was issued this moruing by qustruction e: General Canby, for the arrest of Obaries Doherty, tor the pur pose of preventing (ae fieht, but Doherty had left the city with several of his friends, some hours before it was placed im the hands of an officer. * Untversatist Socraty.—Tne Universalist Society of this city held a meeting on Saturday vening, at the residence of J. Jobnson, Esq., 247 7th street, in order to discuss the proposi- ton of buildive a churc. A committee was appointed to prepare an appeal for the Univer- saltst Conyeution and the believers in Univer- salism in gencral. It is understood, however, that the Univer-alists of this city will erect this chureh independent of the grand fund of one million of dollars (which the Universalists of the United States intend to raise) after the cen- teonial bothered f of the foundation of the chureh, which will take place next year. This fund is intended for the benefit of such soci- eties as are too weak in nambers to erect eburches of their own. —— THE JULILEE.—The exercises of fhe Catholic jubilee im this city commenced at both St. Patrick’sand St. Stephen's Courches lasteven- tug. At St, Patrick's, yesterday moraing, Rev. Father Keane preached at High Maes on the usture of indulgece>s,and of the jubile> in par- tuculor. Last evening the exercises were opened by Rev. Father Wougherty, of St. Jo- seph’s Church, Baltimore, who wil! aiso preach this and to-morrow evenings, at the same hoar, ‘The exercises will close on Sunday next. a Oxp Enoves vo Kyow Berrer.—Yester- day Officer Clements arrested benjamin Thomson, a white shoemaker aged 61 yeors— whose wife is quite 1/l—on the complain: of reea Jones, loted, charged with bastary. being the sather of ber illegitimate child— a Justice Tyman committed him to jail tor court im de‘auit of secucity, eee ATTzmrT AT BuRGLany.—Betweer 1 and 2o'elock tis moining the residence ot Mrs. Heffans on New Jersey syenue, between J aud K soath, was entered by burglars, but some of the family hearing the nowe made a light when the parties made off. : generally were xept im accordance wilh 4 late ordsnauce of the Councils. A few of the pro- wietors kept open, and WArTauts are ig be ssued for their te o——- oy THerwomerEe.—At Franklin & ciens, St Peonsylvania avenne, to- “clock &. m,, 66; 10, 68; 11, 70; 12 m., 72; day: $ 0 Lp.m, 74 Universal Franchise Associati The Meeting of Saturday Nigh!—Who was There— Election of’ Upicere- Woon who have Fought but have never Voted—A Woman as much Right {0 Vote as Colored Men Gnd Chinamen—/'ref. This stcccistion tld. wnotber:-mecti his gecociation ng on Saturday evemog, at Uston League tall. When the meetung was cilled to order, the au- dience comprised eleven femaies and tea mal-s besides the reporters. These was Mrs. Doctor ‘Wood im greea striped delaine, her hair decorated with aclaster of white biterelor’s buttons, Mrs, Josephine Grifiag, in black stik, and Miss O’Uonnor in vla*k dress wich flowing Yeu 8 la “Mary Stuart led to execativa.” Juno O'Donovan was there, of course be was, but ‘Ws ‘not so fullof womw's rights as usual, Owing probably to the drubbing given bin by Mrs. ‘Uolby St the previous meeting. Ou tue Mt’s table was & goblet containing six dablias, five pink and one white, the iatter SUpposed to represent the rigdts of inaa, the former the rights of woman. Mrs. Lock wood presided, ‘and: G. W. Necdbam acted as secre- Ts. Lock wood stated that the secretary had ah essay to read, whica was yoy wan (‘urning to the secretary) who! Ssere- tary. Mr. Biank. Mrs. iwckwood. By nk, and alter that was read, they pro- Poeed to go into an election of officers. The SecTetary then commenced the Teading of a lOmg es-8y, which was su, to be abou! Womens rights, but it wouldn’t do to bet on it 8no one present seemed to understand the driftot the document or take mach in:erest in it, Mr. A. Watson moved that th= writer of the essay be allowed the privilege of biyimg it Printed witboat further reading. Joka Dono- ‘Van seconded the motion, and it wa- adopted. Mrs. Griffing then moved to ge into an elec- tion of (A ers, wh.ch Was agreed to. Mrs. Griting, aliss O'Connor, Dr. Lock wooa, Miss Hall, and Rey. J. B. Wolf we: committee to nominate candida *s. Wolfe asked tua: mis name be stricken off, as he did not wish to b? officially connected with the concern. Pocior Lock wood t: at Iavaly Sround, saying, «Oa, (bat is mo excus:."” Mi Wolf, (curtty,) «Satisfactory to me, doc ‘The Onair then filled the vacancy by appoiut- ing Jchn Lonovan, who screened his tace from the View of the audience, while a broad grin spread over his countesance. Mrs. Griffing inquired who would be allowed to vote. Mrs. ‘kWood: « Ouly those squire on the 00ks." While tho committee was out, Mrs. Lock Wood iuiormed the meeting that the cause of Woman Was advanciag. Sinceste Dud reached the years os maturity, she had never seen a reason why woman should not yote. The old argument was always adduced that woman, if she voted, must also fight. They could fignt as weil as yote; aud although they bad not vo- ted, they had fought. But tast point she would Rot dwelion. The negro had been elevated to the level of the Caucasian race; John China- Tan was here by the multitude, and woud Vote if he could, and weman cer’ ly bad the same right. She herself bad no individual wrongs to redress by desiring to vote. Sae only spon. for the good of the ciuse, Mr. Wolf said he always liked to talk with those who disagreed with bim, but he thoucht trom the looks of the meeting all present (eight men and siz women now) were fully convinced of woman's wrongs. The committee bere reported, Mrs. Grifflag donning her spectactes and reading the report, as follows: For Presidea’, Senator S. O. Pomeroy; first Vice President. Mrs. Josephine Griffing: 'second, Mrs. Dr. Lockwood; third, Mrs. es, (Grace Green wood;) fourth, Mies Clara Baron; Recording Secretary, G. F. Needham; Uorresponding Secretary, J. A. Wilbur; Treasurer, Mrs. Dr. Lockwood; Board of Managers, Messrs. Griffing, Needham, O'Connor, Hutchinson, Lozkwood, (femms,) and Wilbur, The report wes adopted, the OUbair paying a glowing tribute to M-. Pome- ay as a womsa’s rights man. ‘he arnnal report of the Secretary was then read and adopted. The report states that du- Ting the yeur twenty-five meetings had been held, besides a grand conyention drawn up by Prof, Wilcox had to Congress; several interviews with the Committee on t istrict ot Colum- bia, and a number of petitions had been for- ‘warded to Congress. Mrs. Griffing thought that the labor move- ment was a great argument towards the en- franchisement of woman. On the number of the sex enfranchised weuid depend its power. The true rule of government was the consent of the governed, and to-day one-half of the governed in the United States had no voice in the Government. The best feature of en- conragement was that the public press to-day feared to touch the cardinal point of universal suffrage. Sne advocated universe! education; would have a school in the jail. [Applause Although she wes an advocate of the divinity cf manbood and womanhood, still she had found but few of the lately enfranchised col- ored race who would not beg or steal. Jobn Donovan eaid that he was attached to ro political creed or party, but thought that uns enfranchise business shoula be looked m spoke at length on the subject, closing by remarks @n tbe danger of the Uni: bese Overrunning the country. Mrs. Griffing presented a ietter from Prof. J. K. H. Wilcox, expressive ot his sympathy ith the society, aud offering as @ sentiment, Suffrage or despotism; choose ye this day,” ithe same haying been read, t adjourned. PENNSYLVANIA REPUPLICAN ASSOCIATION. ‘The regular monthiy meeting of this essocia- tion was held on Saturday, at Union League Hali, when Rey. B. B. Emery, from the Com. mittee to Collect Subscriptions for the Benefit of the Avondale Sufferers, reporied some 55uu collected; Colonel H. G, Otis, on behalf of the Government Printing Office, reported $15 »— making in the aggregate $650, which will be forwarded to-day, The following were ap- pointed to wait upon President Grant to obtauia &n enjargement modification of General Sher- man's order granting three days’ leave of ab- sence to clerks in the War Department, so as to give more time:—Major D. R. B. Nevin, Samuel Houstin, and J. M. Wilson. A telegram was read from lion. Mr. Busy, ist district of Penn- sylvania, regretting his inability te address the meeting owing to absence from the city, but ex- pressing full faitn and confidence in the suc- cess of Geary and Williams at the approaching election, Jobn M. Wilson, Secretary, volun. leered his services to issue ceriificates of trans. portation in lien of Will A. Short, who has feft jor Pennsylvania. Mr. Wilson can be found at tbe ticket office of the Northera Central Rail- rond, corner 6th street and Pennsyivania a nue, from 5 to7 o'clock each evening. ane Litmrary Socrrrizs.— Everett Lyceum met Saturday cvering, and after the regular business was over inaugurated the following officers te serve the ensning quarter: W.A.Dem- h, Vice President; .E. Farnam, Secretary, J. R Imbric, Treas- urers; S. 8. Barrow, editor of the Everett Ga- zette, A new literary society was organized on Sat. urday night at the Columbia Law Bailding, ‘The following officers were elected: L. Pani Freund, Prestdent. M. S. Hopkins, Vice Pree. S. Stoat, Seeretiry; W.G. Henderson, r ‘The name given to the Society is tae Washington Literary Association. 1tad- mits ladies to membel ——— Beranive Cavech Wino: —T wo boys, Jobn Murphy aud Thomas McQueen, ag eiphtand twelve years, were arrested on Sit- urdsy by Lieutenant Noonsu for breaking the stained giass windows in the Metropolitan rner 4% snd C streets. They were taken beiore Justice Sab. The youngest ot the boys exid they were broken in retaliation of arobbery commilied a few days ego at S. ius chareh, which he said ws committed ‘Justice Smith fined Murphy Jtof payment of which he was tent to the workhouse, and McQueen diss = ‘be damage done the windows is es- Naw York RerveticAN ASSOOIATION.— The New York jican Association held £2 s@journed meeting on Ssturday evening; First Vice President Van Aernam in the chair; J.H. Patrick, seeretary. Tne Executive Com- mittee reported by-laws’ Which were adopted. Certificates may be had from members of the association to procure tickets at the reduces Tates of Mr. J.L. Lake, Room 35, Sixth Audi. tor’s Office, from 9 to 3 o'clock, aad at his resi. Gence, 5(0 E street, at other times, ——_-—. Snemapz.—On Saturday evening the Irish National Republican Association, headed bj the Marine Bana, tendered Major James Hag. gerty a serenade at the Owen House. The Major, in a neatand forcible Lay acknowl. edged the compliment, and invited the company ia, Where they partook of his hoepitalities. —-—— Goinc Home Tro Vorz.—Rear Admiral Dani. gren, Commander of the Washington Navy ‘Yara, on issued @ circular to ths heads cf the bureaus in the yard granting a leave of absence to all qualified voters belong. ing to Pennsylvania in order to enable tham to 0 to ther State and vote at the election to come off on the 12th instant. ——-—— Ciun or Fox HvuNTZRS—A number of young fi A of this city, have organized & club to engage in fox hunting. Mr. Richard Smith ts President, Wm, T. Hickey, Secreta. ry; Erasmus Middleton, jr. Treasurer, and Wintord Barapa Master of Hounds, ‘day; wheelwrights from 82.75 to Sest & aud 8 second-class bo gee from $1.75 to $1.50 per day, Tbe shore te ‘action ‘was by order of the Secretary of javy. ———_——- NATIONAL TEMPERANO® ASSOCIATION — A regular meeting of this apsooiation was held lest nigh: in Union Hall, Dr. wood presiding. Mr. Jota A, Connell made an ag. dress, and there was Som? good music on tho piano by Mr. aud Mtss MeNall. —_—_.——_ Orenise Sunes DawsantTs.—Prot. L. ty Marini tives bis complimentary NI MISE S0hree Ohis pupils snd friends on Thursday pigp’ aext, and it wil! andorbted!y be 4 very pleas- Bt affair, ‘ Wapptre.—In spite of the rain, host of iriends, ‘without regard to religious taith, assembled last evening at the Jewish synagogue, on Sth etreet, between H and }, to ‘witness Snmaraaes, scscnding 10 the rites of the Israelites, of Miss Sirah Krestowski (% youngiady well known for her musical tal- sats, sad who has often figured at enteriain- ni ‘Whitlock, of ¥ b, N.C., formerly of this city. At 330 p. m. the bridal party, consisting of the bride and bridegroom, ac- companied by four bridesmaids and four groomsmen, Sfived in carriages, and. after alighting., proceeded to the front of the al- tar. The brice and bridegroom then sta- tioned themselves under what 1s called a chuppe—® cancpy of silk—supported by tour pillars, each pillar being held by a small youth. The parents, relatives, bridesmaids and groomsmes occupied positions arouod the couple who were to be united in marriage. ‘Tbe ceremonies, which were very. ee rm were performed in the tbe Rey. Dr. Zotdt, of Baltimore, the Kev. Mr. J. Jacob:on, of this city, bei sent. The text om the occasion was « Bye betrothed unto me with this ring accord- ing to the laws of Moses aad Abraham.” These words the bridegroom repes’ vo the sive, “4 ver which, the regular Hebrew prayer and berediction were pronounced. "A cup of wine was then Rouded tne bridegroom, who, atter partaking of the contents, the same to the bride, who slso drank. Atter the bridegroom had placed the ring on the bride's flager, they were sclemnly declared man and wife, and th cere- mony, which was of & highty impressive cuar- acter, wascompleted The bridge wis dressed ina white corded silk dress, with white train, trimmed with lace, and satin over-dress; orna- ments and wreaths of orange blossoms, and | long fiowing yell The bridesmaids were at- | tired yery handsomsly am white poplin, trim. | med each with a cidferent bue of satia. 4 Riven Frowt.—The storm of yesterday Washed the earth and gravel pretty freely trom Water street into the channel, in several piacos cutting deep guilies across the street, makiug it difficult for carts and wagons to pass. The | are busily em- | in the loungers avout the wharve ployed in catching drift wood, and among the drift we noticed portions of carts, roots of shanties, fences, dc. &c. The current in the channel is yery strong aud the river rising. No damage to the shipping is known to have bap- pened . Fay's Wharf.—-Arrived—Sehrs. Ida A. Jayne, Snyue, from” New Yor, with bay and oats for the Government; Pandora, Taylor, with wood jor market; Great Pirate, Hammon, with wood for B. F. Clark, Brown's Wharf. No. 45, Robinson, Pocomac Ferry Wiharf.—Toe steamer Wawa- set, Fonke, arrived this morning, bringing a heavy freight of cuttle and produce, Galts Wharf.—The steamer Arrow, Stack- pole, left tbis morning with passengers for Mount Vernon and Marshall’s Landing. Carter's Wharf —Arrived—Schrs, Themis C. Worrell, Seward, from Norfolk, with lumber for N. B. Fugittand Willett & Redgrave; Lil- lie Mitchell nett, from Wades’ Bay, with wood for B. F. Ciarx; Paugussett, Waples. trom Philadelphia, with 330 tons of coal for Gray & Hutchins. Sailed—Schooners Ocean, McKeady, tor beth river,-Va., with ma- nue; Lillie Mitchell, Bennett, light. Mem Sailed from Havre de-Grace, Oct. Ist, schoon- ers Flight, Stone and East Newmarket, Jones, with Lykens Valley and Leehigh coal for Wm. Warder & Co. Clark's Wharf, Eastern Branch. -Arrivea— Schooner Braye, White, from Baltimore, with 70,000 feet white pine lumber and 100,00) shin. gles for T. Edw. Clark & Co. ——~——— Suir AGAINsT THE CoRPORATION.-—Mr. John J. Jobnson to-day entered suit against ‘be corporation of Washington tor Joha W Chew. The plaintiff claims £10,000 because be on the 27th of August fell intoan excavation at the intersection of Ist etreet west aud Dstreat south, whereby be fractured his leg,and he claims that the said excavation bad nv safe- guarde, &e., and it was through the negiect of the corporation that the damages ceived. ——-—— ScUPPERNONG GRAPES. us some samples of Scupperaon; trom tern North Carolina, which he is introduc- ing here. They are very sweet, and as they come inio market Gt a time when the crape | woRCESTERSHIRE AND LEICESTEESHIS:E harvest in this vicinity is over, tne enterprise of Mr. B. will no doubt be encouraged. He ‘Will have them for sale at both markets. BURGLARY AND ARSON.—After the fire on “Saturday morning, noticed in Tae Star of that day as having occurred on 11th street, be- tween G and H, in the residence of M w. ‘Thompson, it was discovered that aboat $00 worth of clothing had been carried of by the thieves and incendiaries. ——_-___ ‘WASHINGTON ANT A EXANDRIA RAILROAD. As will be seen by advertisement, the run: cf the local passenger trains on the Washing- ton and Alexandria railroad will be resumed to-day. ——e——_ Cor. Gzorce T. Ecperr, Chief of the Rich- mond Police, was in the city on Saturdoy, aad during the day, in company with Major Rich- ard and Detective McDevit, visited the Frank- lim School Building. > THE COURTS, Orpuans’ Court, Judge Purcell.—In this court, on Saturday, the will of Anasiatia Ma- her estate, together with what may come her from the estate of her deceased brother, pe O’Erien Waish, Robert P. Walsh, Walter Walsh, and Maguire m2, and nomi- nates as executors and administrators Teresa te Walen = James MeUann. The watt of Henry Wm. Bergman was Proven an filed. ‘Sarah E. Watkins vanities de ian to the orphan of Robert H. Watkins, sed; bond, $6,000; sureties, T. L. Hume and . James H. Danford qualified as ad- ministrator of the late James Danford; bond, $500; sureties, Alexander Garden and John H. Mimnix. In the case of the estate of Walter Harper, deceased, the administrators appeared in court and submitted an account of the per- sonal estate of deceased tor distribation among the heirs, amounting to $112,493, which was ap- proved. The wiil of Pat: Harper was fally proven. Equity Court, Judve Olin. —t vs. Shreve. Decree, by consent, dissolving ia- Junction and dismissing bill. Harris vs. Gor- win. Time for taking testimony extended sixty | 4) days. Calhoun et al. vs. Adams et ai. Motion on petition denied, and appeal prayed. Statter etal. ys. Bauman et al. Order vacating order auditor. CITY ITEMS. ——_.—_—_. J2T Jeweiry, Vares and Satchels, Out Bead Chains, Alaska Diamonds, in Gold and Oroide, Received this morning, at Prige’s Oue Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 436 Pennsylanta avenue, | between 4\ and 6th streets. Opgow Haty.—Just received the Isr; best assortment of mens’, yontus’, vs? Ulotbing ever offered in the city of Waching- ton. Please give us a call. Opron Hatt, 446 Pennsylvania avenue, coruer 4% street. Youths’ suits 2 speciality. 3 —e—— THE Oak HALL Clothing and Merchant | Tailoring House, 46) 7th street, opporite Post Ottee, clores every evening (exc: pt Saturday) atc o’clock. Open Saturday until p.m. 6 | THE Cumarest PLAce to buy Gents’ Fur- pishing Goods is undoubtedly the popular Marble Mall, Frenc & Goldman’s Gents’ Fur- uishing Goods Establishment, No. 452 7th st., opposite Patent Office, where they have just received an immence stock of Undershirts and Drawers, apd all other Furnish for fall and winter, which they sell from 15 to 20 per cent. less than any other house in this city. Go there for your own advantage. iw —~ UXDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 50c., 6010. 750. $1, at the Original Frane, Wl Mah et, between Dard E. No Store, —_o—_. FINg WHITE SHIRTS, 75c., 31, $1.50, $2, $2.50, at the Original Franc, $94 7th’ st., between D ana E. No Branch Store, 9,29,1: —_—_—_—— Goop Socrs for winter, 8, 10, 15, 25 cents, at the Original Frane, 491 7th st., between D and E. No Branch , 9,29,1: pose zoun momar and hay your Gent's 7th st., bet. Dand E. No Branch Store. rth pains Cesiens RgMovAL.—A. Fisher, Freneh Steam Scour- erer, and Agent for the Staten Island Dyeing Lae rim street, Opposite Patses Oo near oan street, between F and G, opposite ss ———o—____. THis 18 TO NOTIFY THE PrBLiC thal Wilson & Go. can sell Shoes, Hooisyken ia eo = as any person Who advertises in the Saar. Ti Serene cee Corns, Diseased Natis, Vascular Excrescen- cés, Bunions, and eae of th ‘fe Saco te fo. 4% and 6th streets, i. = made at 2 cin: Established ton € residences between 6 an; for consultation at FoR THB CHEAPEST Gent's Fornishing Goods £0 to (he Veigewal Preac, 494,000 street between Dand F. No Braagh Store. 9,209.1. GEORGETOWN. —e Affairs in Geergetewn. here by the rain oan d reported im | Rev. storm yes'erday will be another column. River FrRomt.—Entered—Schr. | a ments given fcr charitable purposes,)to Mr. A | Raymond, Eliswortn, from New York. En- ‘arboroug! tered and cleared—Steamer W. and to Norfolk. Steamer Valley City, Captain Johneoa. Georgetown Advertisements, B® THOMAS DOWLIAG, Ryther, from Eatered— | infornce act.; Georgetown. vi EC itarer > ja FOES GED "SARE 'C* | CURRY POTS ONT Rouse Premises, el ” + October 19, 1809, Bo: ieee Fos t cfler hin stock cf fine Pacior and Onan ed weartanone, at tree, Prices. celnces ts attended to in persom, bis Habt expenses enable hia to 0: fer goods sts much wenailer sdvance than those paying high rents end larg: sals tes J.B. 148 Bridco street. town Soca atariy tan: Se, iD PBIOKS. Sue oe her j L. GiSYEES TEA HER - G = | Esrasursnep x PRewirm Awar WHEATLEY STEAM DYEING ATLISHYENT, Ww. PREMIUM CLEANSING EST Me 49 JEFF Geo Replete with ever: vited with the beet ut obtained, with com ant personal atenti aker this the bost a ‘orders 1a bis ioe woil ' ee2! én jestrable apparatns taud a fol H sn | s AND ORGAN. For terns apply wt we 2 from jvth street, \CY’S SHUE STORE, ip Corner of Third street Kart and Peaacylvania i offers her service avenue, Cepitol Bit, ei te gpa TO BUY YOUR | maketoorier MEN'S BOOTS AND 8H best matertal and work: ip Also THE ounaere E 4 Be | PPOWARD iNstircr. 3 MA! eS - TBS, of the best quale erat H The Cheap Place! Polen or tees —— eth Expenses per ac: cnlers of store, P. 0., Howard cow STILL ANOTHER DECLINE IN FLOUR. 7 ercises WELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR, $2.60 | fee Beogent eee eat rg PER SACK. RAY’S ARLINGTON FAMILY FLOUR, $2.60 PER SACh. BURNT MILLS FAMILY FLOUR, 83.50 | The exe PER SACk. BEST CRUSHED SUGAR, 17% cents per pound, iY ound LADIES BEET CLARIFIED SUGAX, 16% cts. por pound. ee! A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FINE TEAS, CEOESE AND BLACKWELL'S UE’ SPICED OYSTERS, A PURE ARTICLE OF OLD GOVERNMENT Java. C. Ss. OHIARE & S0N, 952 SEVENTH STREET, ‘BETWEEN M AND N STREETS. —————— SUBSTANTIAL PANTS, FOR WORKiNG- 3 MEN—no eatinets at meee a. 517 Seventh street. Focus: FLOUB!! Beceipts direct from the mil. with ordars to sell guire was filed and admitted to probate. Ali | a¢ Market Rates. to BAKEBS, ATTENTION: Walter Harper, to Teresa Cecilia Walsh, So- | Assortment Large! ‘TO ALL PURCHASERS. ‘One Barrel or Thousands, at LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES, ty W. M. GALT & Co. SCHCUL BOOKS, f of A c » Ge SCHOOL REQUISITES, Profcessy HAMEY THOM TSONS Ke., Res, Ree WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF % SCHOLARS. PARENTS, GUAEDIANS, AND | Professor of Metioni Ja L8O PROFESSORS AND TEACGERS OUE LABGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF EVERYTHING iN HK passed July 10, 1869, and cause referred to | SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT BOOK LINE, WaRwie STUART OCTOBER 1 on¢ termin: WHICH WE WILL SELL AT VERY LOW 7 BATES, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. BLANCHARD & MOHUR, BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, e and Jith Street, WASHINGTON CITY. OVEB FIVE MILLIONS SAVED ee SILAS L LOOM evenne, Pectessor LOBERT B STEWART COOKING STOVE. | corner of both ama Bl atenee hes buy any other? amine t x IMPROVED STEWART, ecxt Pathological At the Agent’s, Professor of Materia feai end 0 r A ANDEB Doorosz scaumam & puranp’s ron1o1 | Ustrect. Profesor of Practical PREPARED FROM THE CONCENT,; ‘RACT OF FRESH BREF. OL ESANDY and PYRO PH ection an sally rid FOR THE FOL BS: i ‘ull Course eat mentery Canal up nae CHEWING Diss as, Berrops Demy, Drs ee deiaieoe sieges avoid an peragtiv, PRICE, 1 PER BOTTLE. PREPARED at No. 195 WEST PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE, MD. 375 Pennsylvania avenue, ma. Shoei Agent. ieee i f @ few bottles iil obstinate and for- Buwpcoa sto; EDUCATIONAL. PN er RINCE Mee! Hocse I None bat strtot'y e008 © tal charecter will be recet ved and mo one wrt. ©F retain is 15 we Imyartous 10 tbe ech ~ol. — oa Dy Bative teaches at urna coe. Circulars can De ebinin«d at the Booksto-cof Ww. Ballantyne, Ho. 919 7b strset.ead@ A’ Whit. {aber & Co veorver 7th acd D sis ie poeeece AND GE Hes. Apply 4 eT rae. Through Ras ang Harmony vate a hool or seminary. if tore. Terms $4 for Lustrector also f Lees: Messrs Boil r Me taes a oN ont y 4 pis’ or + rot G le Promptly reeported to. 0S eraree E‘ESING crass An EVENING CLAS wit! fend Oct ste Ist ot Emerson Inetitnte, eth atest 4 i and K. for tustruction im the Engli-h ‘Particntar Pevmarebip. werd tf ‘Teacher i AN, HABMONY AnD Residence—424 @ street nort! reet co N ATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, MEDIOAL DEPARTMEN’ D : ; Connon OF OOLUMBIAN B Srereer, Berwegy 139m axn are. The rogular courve o° Lectures 4 tion will commence on FaiBAY, October P 08 81 'tees Tostite iat e.o BI New Fork av , ts BMAN, TRAC?RS OF PIANO Ne. 753 Letreet north. or MiB o EGE S. TE LYE MUSIC. Kesiden RIVATE TCITH BC Tees nadle rates. to per- d, Te Per ase it . Wi . Ls Frenc BIGHT, No. 360 Mess Location beau'tfal and proverdiatly healthy School select. Facilities for meotal and physical development unsurps ned basiness. tor Point. or the Naval A ademy Prof LG. MATa MS NANETTE x. DBA ween Yrenen, and instructs. * ay Ustin dod Music mill be prectical nai theromgh, A course of Light Gr mnastice. with Mesic. with Sccompsny then dally Clase tsar 4 AY eee arene. where children ee strac 69, ¥. ow anan, w.v. Tudor, Bev. Jaber Pox. Hon . S.. Brigadier "0: 8 Gonzaca OOLLEGR. * nes OS Zaca OOLLEGF, BaF street, betwee Wall commence on nine arheese 6, 1699. 1 MUNDAY, SEPTEMS: For particulars Lf ou ett . =» President SEMIS @ AND D. 4h: rt. The datien Of this uctitat Septeabers The scl rear of resi and is well kno: y High belidipg. Toe encicee, amole space for recteution an ont, Oirolare Bigeer orite gest ree told om” Miss tJ. HARROVER. SELECT BOHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, . Capiens Bit ee 1 Dastinets Hae ioe Cast, bet. B aod © sont! MRS. BNOX DOR- SLY and MisS DORSBY having secure’ en ac 4 duties of com plishe it, will resume their Schooton MONDAY. Sepes, ‘ne gaan” ints Seheot ca MONDAY. Sept.6._en 9 eczm” MA DaMCISELLE ROGET wi resome bor Fremch classes @n¢ private lessons early : October. Eveuing conversational clesace fro o'clock. we ECAMAY INSTITUTE, 1,627 | a Eprace street Puiledelptin, Pe. rn R MONDAY. Sort 20h, French te the lengn of the family, aud is constently spoken in the le jy8-eofm MADAME D'HFRVILLY. Pria®. eee Sonoou FOB YOUNG LADIES, dn comnection with tue Church of the Incarmatio: Apply to the Mtseos MacLeod. 360 Lith street, tween Land M,or to the Rector, the Bev. E oe COLLEGE BUILD: AND KR CITY OF WASHINGTON, Be ne! FLODOA: Professor of Ube: JOHNSO! Profcasor of Pri a Professct of ts i rn = Pes MONTGOMERY JONES. bene SINT : S. Co; Cox: STUART RLDLIDGE MT, cE ee Ostesiozy aud Ryn termlogy. Eup BOB. The rerciar conree of Lectores vii ‘i JOEN, ITM. D.. Dean PNSOM iio. 403 E etreet corth RSITY, MBDIVAL DEPARTNENT FAOULTY: Mojor General 0.0. BROWARD. LL. D., Presi M.D . Dean, No. 7=9 Pens, Chemistry atd Toxlostege Protesss eteles iat Practice of bursa Fe a JOS. TABER JOTINSON, MoD” Bo nena ad Dis of Wer y GLiURON UMER Mp pene if EM PUINEssS H STAONG. Cc ane ve Fu T AUGUSTA, M.D, Anatony, Pripe‘gles dice of ‘ Has. B. ce rete ROBEBT BEYSB' 2 ctures will commence on poly mtbr ¥, actory Le Octover & mee o'clock p. m., Withan “Prot, CRARLMB B. PURVIS, M.D. soasonre a! Dd. , 'BAWLS G Jj Sux POR CERTLEMEN'S WwRag-ar AKS ocl-tf > 517 deren = +s To novstxxarzns AND OTAER3 WANTING Braussia aad Paine’ Bae seater OucIoth Bags, Furniture “Table atl Plane Gover” ettines, E> Lethe, ‘able Uticte J. tater dee from 9h rt door east aki utes vicartte ua ueels 4 recent artl- sods, +; the most select aud cowplete ne bas ha! Purchasers will find it to their to tn thio 4 spect jcaemaeets eaiteon laces. Jas. 8. 4, N ee