Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. | Sees June 23, tare. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, ac. NATIONAL THEATER.— Bryant's Minstrels. Watt's Orzra Hovst-—Walhalia and Bio-~ Treapes,with Priuce D’Jaima, the man- serpent DarLy Excursions to Glymont on the steamer ©. P. Smith. DatLy EXcURSION of the steamer Arrow to ‘Mout Vernon. Surrn’s Anr GALLERY, 26 F street. Maxxkairer’s ART GALLERY, 488 7th street. Bax.ow’s Agr GALLERY, 237 Pa. avenue. | CORPORATION Arratrs—The Mayor's Office— and " The oe ot as Mary F - e char, Miss ‘ ‘his edo og goer ¢ new! Water ee aa Segond ce » Telie r. 3. ing, ii manner, an Bond, who has filled that position for the past in spellings ‘reading, and. arith ne} two years. markably ere bei f on B. D. Peck, the Topographer of the Wa- Gone jenn i) ‘the 1 ay bool r yesterda pi Board, was removed, and it is man whek Tetiected credit thought that no one will be appointed to that Sake tenehen eee eaematvons Mr. ‘Woodward, position, as an effort will be in the Coun- | at the conclusion of the exercises, awarded the cils to abolish the office. It is probable that an | premiums as follows:—Medal, Sarah Lyddan; additional clerk may be needed for the exe: conduct and punctuality, N. Robin- trar's office. Mr. Bond has found it requisite to | son, L. King, Isabel Rodgers, M. Trettler, Anna ‘¢ an additional one; but the office of Topog- | King, Dora Landvoight, study and improve- pher seems to be a sinecure, and, as above | ment’ “Anna Walustey? Macy Moore, Kate stated, will probably be abolished. Donn; penmanship, nee Graham; This morning the following physicians to the | Nettie Yon Lukowits; musle, Anna Wills; hon: wete appointed: First Ward, Dr. ©. M. | orable mention, L. Lyddan, M. Minor, M. Scott, ses; Second, Dr. K. Howard: Third, Dr. H. | 1. Channing, Louisa Wernandt, Alice Dodge, 4;,2uncanson; Fourth. Dr. Wm. L.’ Navlor; | Belle Germon, Caroline Fauth, Ella Young, Fifth, Dr. A. E. Johnson; Sixth, Dr. E. A. | Florence Cole. Adams, Seventh, Dr. James Ricord. Drs. 5 ‘Miss S. Tilley’s school (Speondary No. 6) lo- jor and Ricord are the present incumbents for | cated in the building tormérly used as the Ag- their respective wards. rieultural Buteau, on F street, between 6th and 7th, was examined at three o'clock yesterday by Fasntowants Weppinc—A very large num- | Mr’ McLellan, and @ very fine examination was Der of ladies and gentlemen were present at Passed. In geography the examination was a ‘Trinity Church y afternoon to witness | faii and‘in srithmetic, reading and spelling the marriage of Mr. Frank Hame, of the firm of | all did remarkably well. ‘Phe disipline of, the Poole & Hume, and Miss Emma Norris, ae school was satisfactory to trustees and visitors. ter of Mr. John E. Norris, of the Washi The fol! pieces were very well sung:— Shuren ‘wan performed by Rev. Me. kaneoe: | agrees, sfe the hills,” “ariter spread thy wes re ir. )e 7 4 - ‘The bride was attired in a rich grosgrain silk | “Now 1 ia ee ace Sul “« with white satin and point lace trimmings, | bells” and “Greet ther td za rare are bet Frrcath of orange blossoms and flowing veil. and | 32 pupils on the roll of this school, 31 of whom the bridegmat Mise Annie Norris, Min Mollie it, and 80 successful has the teacher icNeir, im ime, al recommend McAllister. were in white tarietan with natural Stee ‘he flowers. The groomsmen were Messrs. Thomas it was quite tastefull: A. Ritchie, John H. Hanna, Francis Bowen, for the occasion. ‘At the conclusion and M. Howard Norris. Among those Popo | of the examination the following awards were were a large number of members of the and | made by Mr. McLelian:—Medale E! Connell, many of our leading citizens. The bridal party returned immediate after rei , Emma Davis, 3 stad: Soar Nests) recciving the sae ees Ams wement, Fannie Seen skate tour recei: lations vocal » Millie large eum! of treme ‘An abundance of | Reems e Wilson; ne ‘Dmanshi| Wilson; neat- ‘were served at Mr. N.’s residence, | neas, Jeorphios andolph; honorable mention, and full done, and the many bridal | Ella Columbus, Florence Weaver, Fannie Presents were admired. I Peaster, Jennie Mazning and Louisa White. ——_-—_ medal scholar took the teacher by surprise Bast Batt— vs. Pastimes—Olympics | by prese: ker with a handsomely bound Lis to a Qivmpie grounds were | CO) Reelin = "s Poems, vee ye . game between the Pastime, of Baltimore, and -¥. W. Ritter and Trustee Woodward, who Olympic, of this city. The game was a in the examination. very display all around in the fielding line, Tarp Disretct. No. 4, Miss S. Dat the batting was very good, as the large score M. Lusbey, teacher, located in the ‘Wallach will show: school-bi at the Navy Yard, was exam- Pastimes. 5 3 21 0 0 0 1 82 | imed yesterday by trustee J. W. Clark. 309 6 1 2 1 2-2 | room was re, Beardsley, of Arlin; Club. | and there was a Ess Mr. Tinker, superintendent of the Western | and friends of the little girls, whose es range Union Telegraph, is erecting line of wires to | trom 9 to 14 years. The number of papils at- = Olympic and National ae to make | tending throughgat the year was 09, al of whom e Red kit of innings of Stoc were present. Owing to the grest proiciene games on Monday and Tuesday next. ~ pean many of the pupils Miss ‘Lasbey will The ee statin in Philadel- | this ea transfer of 21 scholars to phia between Atbletics and Ked Stockings higher-grade schools. The exercises consisted was won by the latter by a score of % to 25. | of sit }, Teading, mental and practical arith- Twenty thousand sqocintene Were present. At | metic, hy, Lone The premium the end of the eighth inning the score stood 25 | list is as Gold medal, Nellie M. Scarff; to 25, but in the ninth the Red Stockings white- | exemplary coves, Jromiane to Eva Sander- washed their opponents and added two runs to | son, Margaret Hess, , Rose Sander- ‘their score, thus winning the game. son, Susan Jenkins, and E. Ardeeser; attention —— to study and improvement, S. Woodfield, Alice THE MoUST VERNON AssoctaTIoN.— Th Vice | Stromberger, Josephine Mallory; improvement Regents Annual Meeting.—Yesterday morning the | i= penmanship, Frances Fairchild; neatness, 5. steamer Arrow conveyed @ party af ladies nigley: improvement in vocal music, Isabella tlemen to Mount Vernon for the pur aad Maryn jon. fe ing present at the yearly m of the vice } p ~ regents of the Latics’ Mownt Vernon Associa. | cn. The wt petal ae aes for by Eva tion. Among the company were Senator Stock- | Sanderson and Neille Scarf. ton and lady, W. W. Corcoran, Esq., General Fovrta District—Male Grammar School, Giles A. Smith and lady, Mr. Fox, agent of the | Join EB. Thompson Pra ma reputation of Baltimore Associated Press, aud ladies. The | this schec! always ee annual council of vice regents weré in session, | the examinations, as was the case bh reese buton the arrival of the visitors a recess was | and it was noted that there were no 0 taken and a reception held. Among the vice | eight ex-trustees of the Fourth District present, regents present were:—Mrs. Morse, of Louisiana; J. E. Holmead, P. M. Pearson, J. T. Cas- Mrs. Scott, of Maine: Jas. Brooks, of New _ Morgan, 8. Yorke At- York; Mrs. Halstead, of N 5 K. C. Croggon, and W. J. Stephenson; of Mlinois; Mrs. Eve, of ¢ ; | also Superintendent J. O. Wilson, who was for- of orth Carolina; Mrs. Comy, < New Jer- | merly a trustee of the First District. Among sey; Mrs, General Emory, of the District of { the Others present were William ‘Thompson, Columbia; Mrs. Bingham, of Pennsylvania; | Esa.. Mr. - Champlin, Trustee. Dr. Roys, of Chase, of Khode [-land; Mrs, Mitchel’. of | the Third pete re Fenwick, T. 8. Wisconsin; and Mrs. Washington, of West Vir- ; Dcnoho, Crosby 8. Noyes, Dr. F. Howard, Dr. ginia. A collation was then partaken ot by the | J. G- Riley, 8. J. Thomson, (late principal First entire party; after which the visitors returned | District Male Grammar School, aud now prin- to this city. nipal of a flourishing pri sehool,) Adolph ees Cluss, George Wilner, A. Hart, M. Reisinger, main of the Walhalla and Bioplastic Troupes | Fourth District Female Grammar School, ad's at ‘s Opera House. No lover of the bean arth, npie Geomeser ital should fail to witness their Deaufita eR eke ee Sees, tableaux and the prismatic fountains. e é . + Persian Prince Sadi D'Jalma is @ wondertal Suton tn atachae sake ees eeeee ontertioniet. His feats on the enchanted lad- | The sofi forty pupils: all present yesterday. "The ee eas oad a the President | amination, conducted by such searching and jerday in a body, and last night he returned | {theTienced questioners as Bere teniet e'compiment by attending their performance oh See, car aneaate at the National Theater. These minstrels are | S00: Mr: Fem retty Pn cope a a, celebrated, and present a variety of songs, | Mae Daturally py » “é dances and Ethiopian comicalities. Dan Bryant | little sanaemee Bee created by the prompt and Unsworth are immense, while Little Mac, | Bé*s with wi aod) poked y ques- as the “ Pet Elephant” and the ‘« Mischievous bay) propounded ie theit Monkey,” is very amusing. To-night Dan B — ee ee OB gah Si peerage specialty of‘ Hamlet.” | csaminers took occasion afterwards to speak of which he plaved over two hundred and fifty | examiners de: tevtne moran consecutive nights in New York with greatauc- | '¥9] Pr 5" heen caiearnoe —_ == First, im the individ alertness and self- Miés Etiza CHAMBERLAIN, of Mass., late thee haere Endl acetate nae — Principal of the Georgetown Colored Geaimmar | tyct suestions Outside of the bode ‘and give a Sehool, died at her home in Maseachasetts on Teasun why for every answer. Im stathathation Monday iast after a mgering illness. ise Chamberlain resigned her position in February | Shoolwere upto the Sirst marke andre eae Jast om account of ili health. and her tons was} Sciqinat Mr Lhompeon’s mode of teaching much regretted by the trustees, as she was one | St\idedty practical’ with the idea of givt $f the most valuable teachers in the Distriet. | (ecidediy Practical, with she Wdea of giv oasbestein Toner ating in which Miss | special service in after life. ‘The class in Ger= ¥ tlain formerly tau, were ¢: to- i gether to-day by Mr. Syphax, one of the | M#®, was examined by Prof. Seitz, and seemed tru who addressed the children upon the life and valuable services of Miss Chamberlain, as being one of the best friends of colored schools, after which the schools were dismissed for the day im respect to her memory. ——e a ae — saan Conway, who ‘was thrown from horse near the Schuetzen Park on Monday aight, as stated in Taz STAR on Tuesday, died inerning at i the hospital of the Howard University. He caused concussion of the He was abou’ Bifty-five years of age, and ha@served over twenty years in the army. He has, a8 far as can be ascertained, two children, one a son in Texas, who was recently wounded by the Indians, and ‘another son attending school in Georgetown. ———-§———s A® Accrieven Hvspanp.— Yesterday, officers itzpatrick and McHenry arrested Julia and James Gateley on the charge of adu m they were before Justice Mills. ‘was issued on the oath of Maurice Diggins, , the husband of Julia, and he geo i d £ ui i is FH FF Pid it Ut eae Fy i — g four and teacher. years’ attendance—the latter being Pott in the mindsef the trustee were concluded |, Mr. Pearson, ue Fenwick, and others, Ce of their ‘The annual commencement of this school, one of the oldest and first educational establishments in this District, took place to-day in the large hall of the school building, corner 10th and G streets, bear was densely THE DISTRIBUTION @F PREMIUMS, well as improving their minds. The exercises were commenced with a grand xecuted upon two pianos, after which laria,”’ solo and chorus. by Misses Lula Eva Robinson, Susan Burns, L. Pettibone, with Miss Mary Si piano, was rendered. The coi ceremonies then took place, and 123 crowns were awarded to the pupils for good behavior daring jv. Father Walter, of St. Pat- resenting the prizes as the names march, “ave Mi the past year, Tick’s Church, pi were announced by Kev. Father Ki coronation ode, by Miss Eli: tervals wil THE AWARDS OF PREMIUMS. crown. The first honors, were awarded to Misses nard, A. Ober, I, Bean, F. McHenry, Mary Shaw, Ida Barron, L, Pettibone, A.Wasney, B. Carroll, ‘“Boiseau, of the Avet ‘clans; L. iums, int excellent music by the pupil B. Malone, H. Rhodes, M. M. Bi the vens, E. Cherry; second I. Carroll, 1 Doty, C. Cassell, A. Hell . Carrol i C. - Hellin; be ‘ourth claas—First honors were awarded tie Fe Foster, Eugenia Murphy, 0. Birch, I. Phillippi, M. Carroll, Goodwi honors to K. Cahill class; second honors were awar, toc. Seeorrt Linkins, L. Dove, M. Byrne:, hird clase—First were ai jurras eene. The Simmons, ven, and was followed by the e- L. ol ‘Drane, E. Piepenburg, M. Donohoe, ©. Biddle, M. ura’ Z. Briggs, isd M. M |. MeUloskey, M. Fi Frank, L. Goldsboro, [. Frazier, B. cia crowns, E. Robinson, A. Bar- to L. honors to U. Clements, K. Smith, honors . ing Goat Ceara se Bie Corbett; G, Harris’ G; Glace? Murry MC Walsh, Mt Bool, G. Booth: Jane guy,.F. Pens, M. Quinn, K. Kelley, Ly F, Cowling, R. Stephenson, J. Fitz- B Wallace, He'd Fitth class— M. Burk, and A. Hamilton; second Hadie, M. Kane, K. For Chri istian 1,'M. Dwyre, B. Morgan, M. Burns, K. Nolan, 'K- Lynch,’ W. Cahill,’ Me Doctrine and Testament, pre- miums were awarded as follows :—First class— Fifst premiums to Eva Robinson, F. M. Shi Boise: tibone and J. A. .. Wasney, B. Carroll Barnard, A. Ober, J. Barron. pag . Malone, Bean, L. Pet- nd class—First remiums to V.Dant, L. Rhodes, M. Drane, M. jonohoe, M. Byrns, M. Curran, L. Lincolns, L. Dove and C. Stewart; second premiums to A. Carrol and M. Biggles. Rt lose ap rion peg miums to M. Rol 1. Sutton; J. Carrol, i. Griffin, A. MeDevitt, 'S. Burns, U. Cassel, G. Kong, K. Sutton, A Philips, K. ‘MeCarthy, M. Allen, G. Cherry and M. Keating; second ‘pre- mnium te K-Holisran. Fourth cite ‘Premiums to G. Murphy, I. Brandiner, L. Stincl M. creeg Glace J. Philiy . McCloskey, M. Carroll, K. ato and “ie. Roaeh . Sullivan, 8. Wallace, McHenry and L. Kelleher. c comb, Ww mith, J. M. Fitz: ~~ M. Dant, M. Keady, I. Fitth et jass— First premiums to M. Newton, A. Speak, G. Sullivan, FFilis, A- Harmin, G. Wise, K. Carroll, M McArdle, A. McDermott, L.. Spignell, Belle Ual- lai . Spiighiey, hehan, D 2 ie Coburn and G. Phillips. First premiums to L. Cain, J. Krosskeopt, L. Byrns, G. Platz, M. Suicids, Clements, J. Nailor aud K. Ready; seco: Linney, . Sardo. and N, Crabbs; second premiums j G, . Clements, J. SMlp, Callahan, J. Lep! Sixth class. Coombs, to I. Phillips, J. Quinn, M. McKen- Pa, L- Constantine, F. Khnle, M.’ Dangae Mt. Shugrew and M. Dutty. Division of the First premiums to A. Newton and M 75 ammar, Rhetoric, Com; mm, Writing— os *were awarded as follows: Fut Premiums jass—F irst premiums to G. Robinson, A. Barn- per A. Uber, 3. Bean, ¥. ‘McHeury,’M. Shaw, and 1. Barron; division of the class—tirst pre- miumésto L, Pettibone, A. Wasney, B. Carroll, B. Malone, and H. Boiseau. ums to M. Drase, 4d ‘Brigg ont ts pr rane, ge, ani ih S tooned premiums to A. Carroll, Dant, and E. Presenbring; division of the class— emiums to M. Donohoe, C. Lincoln, and M. Curran; second premiums w les, G. Green, L. Dove, and M. Burns. first M. Third class—first premiums to Biddle, L. |. Robinson, M. A. Brown, M. Schutter, and L. Sutton; second remiums to K. Holleran, J. Carroll, and K. Enittin; division of the class—firet premiams to A. MeDevitt, J. Doty, S. Burns, F. Ober, G. Schutter, a. Foster, G. Allabach, U. Cassell, G. Long, J. Boyd, M: Ellis, A. M. Phillips,’ K- MeCarty, A. Hollingshead, M. Allen, C. Stor- ens, G. erry, and M. Keating; second pre- jum to K. Sutton, Fourth class—first pre- moiums to L. Foster, E. Murphy, C. Biren! M. Murray, G. Clements, J. Phillip; » K. Wasney, G. McCloskey, G. Edwards, A. Nelson, and K. Smith; second premiums to 3. Brandtacr, 1. Stinchcomb, M. Sullivan, 8. Wall: e, G. Gin- , M. Carroll, A. Koontz, F. Cowling, R. Ste- Os ad 3. Fitzgerald. id Pre tholog: i jiums for Lear ogy Botany, and M: First premiums Barnard, A. Ober, J. Bean, G. Robinson; Division of the class—tirst premiums to F. McHenry L. Pettibone, A. Wasney, B. Carro lone, and H. Boiseau. it fi M. Shaw, 1, B. Ma- second pre- 5 division of |, &. Han- i os B. £ PEER tephen- ronation feed i i [snctish and L. Dove; stesna pe miums to M. ‘. Mi For Sik Bubress to Ls 3 Chery and Sie Boer, J. 1 Se V. Dant, M. Cur- ran and 3 Burae: second premiums to C. Stewart, M. Donohoe, L. Sutton, B. Malone, F. beng tere ad ™ M. Byrne, K. eee, "yor Cotton Embroidery and Plain Sewing— reen and ©. Ste vart. iM Hobinson, G. Green, G. Berry, J; Boga: M. Sebuctr, 1. Garroll,G. Schutter and icDevitt. largaret Fitzge: hakelford, K. Moran, C. Clark, M. Kenan and J. Goodri ‘» K. Good: ich. Third class, first win, remiums to G. Booth, B. Lynch, K. Sullivan, . Perkins, J. Louisiana, L. Webber, A. Crim- mins, G. Robinson and A. Gray. Premiums to the Orphans for Grammar, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic.—First pre- talums to M. Nolan, L. Long, K. Lynch, M. MJ. Mt Dy Ge G. Harriso: hill.’ Second eh ” lev, M. grin AS Mooney, leming, Kean and K. Ca- lass, first premiums to M. Buck- A. Fiat J. easier, 3M. Bagty. M.A. Buck- ne) ley, L. , G. Harrison, ‘Young and M. Louisiana; Cy eee to H. Bressnahan, M. Kean and 6. Premiums to the Orphans for Needlework Machine Stitching Plain Sewing—First — to B. Roach, M. Nolan, M. . Long; second premiums to L. Bi, Mooney, M. Fleming, A. Murphy. K. Yo Second tlass, fist ay Kean, M. Burk, M. Grow, M. rows, M. McGlynn, 8. Fl van, B. Mahone} 6. Ww inson, M. Pugniand B. Welsh, Lucd '—First premiums to J. Gaitle: H Reelipg K. adie, Mt ito lins. The good little girls_Marian Carro! seity fie Donohoe, Emma Burk, K. Ward, M jackley, Grote, K. Nolan'and iret premiums to M. inn, A. Hamilton, G. Clark, H. . Brosnahan, ry, » K. and Lacey, M. Bur- alli~ Rob- aero ch, J Gol bert, J. Goodrich, B..Sullivan, S. Penn, B. ‘Welsh, Nelly Murphy, C. Talty, K. Kennedy, M. Comnor, K. and Ellie Stewart. Goldsboro, J. ibs, K. M. Shields, J. Philips, M. Duffey, M. Khule. - — Offutt, A. Cave, Laura Stewart, Promotions—From the second division of the Laas CoLorEp ScHoot ExaMInaTions.—Four col- ored schoola—Grammar, No. 1; Intermediate, Nos. 2 and 3, and ep lo. 4—were ex- amined Cavey = 5 building corner of 9th and E streets, teach- ry the ers, in presence of Superintendent Cook, Trus- tees Syphax, Jones, and King, and a large num- ber of parents of the pupils. The examinations in these schools differ from those in the white schools in that the teachers themselves conduct the entire examination, the Superintendent oc- casionally asking questions. The Grammar Sehool, under the tuition of Mrs. M. B. Briggs, consisting of forty pupils, who were all present but one, passe creditable examination. In consi a ve ideration of the opportunities these pupils have had for giv- atifying to hear their ready answers to’ difficult questions. The teacher seems quite devoted to the import- t nd the fact that sev- ing their attention to study, it is entcen ft are ffi ciently advanced to be promoted tp a scl ‘dol or higher grade is evidence of her fitness for her position. The branches in which the pupils ge were examined were grammar, reading, bra, mental and practical arithmetic, phy, and physiology, in most of which consider- able proficiency was manitested. In arithmetic and algebra some of these pupils are advancing rapidly. At the conclusion of the exercises, Mr. Alvord, of the Freedmen’s Bureau; Rev. A. Bowen, John H. Brooks, S. A. Doi al eogra- lass, Kev. James Reed, Perry Rider, Mr. Oliver, from Richmond, and the Trustees made encouraging remarks to the scholars. and camnlimentad the » which were teacher on the fruits of her labors, 80 ee a to all. @, 2 Intermediate, Mrs. S. I. Fleetwood teacher. has forty pupils, who 1d a very creditable examination in reading, spelling, geography and arithmetic. A number of these children are to be transferred to a higher grade. No. 3 Intermediate, Mrs.C.W.Groves teacher, in the same building, also showed that the teacher is fully competent for the duties of her station. This school is com of tifty schol- ars, and a fair number are to be transferred to the next higher grade. No. 4 Secondary, Mrs. S.J. Brooks teacher, Was also examined yesterday by the teacher. These are a younger claes of pupils. but passed thorot mination, & pretty ugh exai n, with consider- it to themselves andthe teacher. The thought suggested itself durin; aminations whether it would not these ex- be better tor the trustees, or some feclgew pod fl iedere nate, to put the qustions, and le! of the schools be merel achers 3] tors of the exer- cises. The school building is well titted for its purposes, and in every way more desirable than many of the miserable huts occupied by ~ whit schools. On the present occasion floral display in the shape of wreaths and bo- quets was very tasteful in all the rooms, and many beautiful hoquets were presented to the superintendent and trustees at the termination of the exercises. SSE THE COLOR QUESTION OM GOVERNMENT Work.—A mass meeting of citizens of the Sev- | : i : i g i i f [ i i Fe i i ib ‘i following United ae pipe, John MeCiel- ding ink, George W: ‘Toasting and baking, Joba and wife GEORGETOWN. Orrictat. | FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETO. c EMOVAL. CONTINUED REDUCTION IN PRICES. ae Tax Pvsric ScHOOL EXAMINATIONS were at the school-house on Pros- pect Huis when Primary N- 2, tanght by Mrs. nie Bates, by Mr. Beall, Pr taught and by Miss Flo: Saili- s ; itt Be br yh Ee No. 2 there ume ae, seen ro g, spelling, 5 . Feduce the troubie and ex; ‘ “i P= A hood mar Corner isth and F streets. ‘TABLISHED 1933. x if ¥. W years eee waa tes= (peas Baer eeees AND THE LOWEST PRICES: Cc. BS. O'HARE &@ SON, @ROCERs, 1013 SEVENTH STEEET 5.W., Ber. Mam B, Immense Stock of TEAS, COFFERS, PURE SPICES. FANOY AND STAPLE GROCERIES b it “ EW Goops: NEW Goons; tion house whithe : epee a Large invoices of FAMILY SUPPLIES arriving < fimo fesy were noti pone See au - to take the prey ee of Choi lew wi mer was oe t mith the prisoner ares ie was of Groceries, Teas and Coflecs which we dispose ut intention. of removing him Asylum this afternoon. —_ bar gms oe . = we c. ~~ toconse re ng johnson, N. with the sewer known waser ee ee tt OP Lr cement ae Bicas Wark, ear ta Families can rely on getting b nd ined by gular FRESH GooDs the act suthorizing the construction of said sewer.) ane ptefag apd ode eel nothing’ owes to be suspended until the anthority for the constra: Z ae hare test space of time €19 eo tion of the same be it by the Councils, we Rot TIME to ALEXANDRIA: spsot de sare oan Us nveetignted by the Council, | MOB Periable goods anette PR Shon ot eveni has the berg | i Aeoog te: Sanyo been made at est En Whereas the sidew: recently laid on the west would also attention stock have latel a the its ens | ects wield sreeteck Ines conker te ee weNFINE BANUIES AnD Gis. more Appustat than that the payer of tle “atreet as given by the Barveyor, ther im bottles, at Wholesale, Prive. eby CALIFORNIA WINES. cently purchased by Mr. C. Ai upon which | {;2eing great, damage to the property ghar erecta four new deefing tourer in | Saetintay hr tas teeliees’ sacs EXE rove ovp warskums Tefore, paired the old ones, and has made such altera- Beut resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board tions Com Council of the Cu Washi . TI fencing, and the rovements arent #9 neat 4 ihe ii Geloctar fe Revepy eatborand ait te DOUGHERTY & Cmts SELF-RAISING > liar with the old ta ponte £9 ; Le ween, : mar by Mr. Jos Brain, has also greatly | justment can be made ae willdo Jortice to al partra vee ME, 5 HARE Jas. .W; Nichols, delivery clerk of i Post | | = ra duh cena ce , Was remo: that i- "INT REsoterion lation te timore and tion yesterday. carers ‘Wherens Eatames Baltrond Som Dy the Sonat. ee SackrigtaWane imate eet | ae erg OITY ITEMS. Construct their railroad (and within the city of | = Ct 5 Frashington, District ‘of Colt by act approved PRG, hel peng ty favorably known rues 5, supplemental acts, N EW STORE: House, No. 535 Tih street, where c Hallroad Osmpany show all persons’ in wan of Wasbington, the'iast stock of Men's and k and the Stier — ie a use, - Ul F: ———_o——__ a Ore AT NEW YORK PRICES! Basket Duck Board of Co ; ri of Comm: White mon Council of the city of Washingson for Liberty ceetitandanas Grane Linens, &c., &c. fo Bret toute tn cont Conormty with decease For order work. Gno. C.HewxinG, | nying plat: therefore No. 410 7th street, N. W. Soman Counc faite Chsy of Wackinaton. Phat . ernee ALASKA DIAMONDS, ited to construct that aion of their Toad one Has removed from French Jet Jewelry into apd within the ity of Weebington ae paren Gime alas BI "es it on the northern shore of the eastern branch spiral and ‘Back Studs, fhe'Rotumec rier, Detween south Land M streets, NEW AND comMoDIOUS stoRE, iIver-plated Ware, fg set forth in the accom plan q received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry a 602 ue. ; Pansons desiring to ‘purchase Heady-made | {yb mouth K street: thence along. south Ksipeet IN THE NEW MASONIC TEMPLE, pan do well to bear in mind the Cloth- farting to deo right. $0 citi tho a oe ither or. the canal. northwestwardly to Virginia ave- | Where be will be happy to see all his old customers, Barr, : then: At the Corner of 7th and E streets. to the intersection of south © and west Nieihet ae, + well as all others who desire He manufactures os cor (oa Goods, and | snd they are also pormitted to change ne saredes ot eemuneasteuey el insure satiafac- | certain streets at’ certain pointer ns ated den crest aig tne intr tie ot Goods | fudge ta plant te erage’ | FRESH GOOUS AT THE LOWEST rossimuy Persons deatting 2 be comfortable Yona ng, | Inid down upon the books in the Gity Burveyor’s of. the ished grades: Pr: . . hot season can procure an entire outfit of every | That any einen, mee gph or avenues under which the said species of Garments, from an Undershirt to a | railroad may pase shail be bridged or othorwise eos ————_ Hp NS fewer Erman igh (oo ge een ge gl ere 6 : . * or side: 7th and E streets, ington, D. C. 2, walks; flag Sooiwaye. ane or water-pipes, are is He has just reterned from New York, where he — e ped OF m0 ‘said company vthe vane Bie arANA Hare fol rebuiit ina proper and satisfactory manner, at | bas been Guring the past week selecting » STOCK ach med, he expense o nd railroad : : : At A. T. Whiteney’s, 924 Pennaylvania avenue, | put cost or lots to auy citizen or tha Corporate OF CHOIOR GOODS, which,owing tothe EECENT south side, bet: 9th and 10th streets. Washington: [Approved May 0. GREAT DECLINE im that market, and having fs _ AN Ace for the reliet ot J. Bteans. BOUGHT eee only, and having also pro- ¢ it enacted by the Board of Alderm: 4 Board | cured very LO’ TES of Common Counci! of the City af Washineton. That Mia of TBANeroRTATION the sem of fifty dollars be, and the same is hereby, | Dét Steamer direct to this City, he can now ofter te appropriated ont of the general fuud for the relist ‘ashi 4 OP RT Gages tors Cue erronrotely impeecd pro; | *S¢ Washington fpublic at prices which, for the $ided the pay the costs In thee same quality of Goods, cannot be undersold south of Approved, May 30. 1570 New York city. As AcT to change the ene Twenty-third «treet | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. Be st enacted ty the Board of Aldermen and Board | ELPHONZO YoUNGs, RY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES. | fhe‘prade ot Twenty thd weet wasnt: That Grocer, At 101 BRinck S1., GEORGETOWN. D.C int tion of D street northwest, be changed at UNDER Masonic TE. ony beg SSS Seg Ll northeast corner from 70 to 645), and at the ’ a0 SERPLE, Printed DeLanes and Armares 12:3¢ , worth 20. "| Theaccompanying map.” ne” a Mecordance with | je 1-tt NINTH AND F STREETS. — erase Bleached Shirting, an excellent ar- Approved, May 30, 1570, = — — —— icles Tae. Lawns 1i3<c. to 2¢.; White Marseilles 25c_and 37Xc AN ACy for the relief of Mrs. De Seyk. STEAMBOAT LINES, Ait-woot Undoimeres at oe: and tier worta tic. & 1 | oy Cotnanen Chenite beer a! Aldermen and Board | —— aneTON. PonpoLi woo ‘ . s worth 7c. f : ‘ASH. : Bos Auingn Cambrie Hats trot Sc. dp; gentine Kid | the Mavor be, and he ie‘ Soreby. atthortzed" ‘cnet | W STEAMBUAT Ling, > DOSTOS loves #1. juested to refund to Mrs. Dem kite feta ‘The new and dagent seceeS THR We are elling great bargains in allkinds of goods | amount erroneeusly paid by Werseieg couse the | The me tlhe Give usa call and buy cheep tocarry this act inte effect the sum ot thirty dollars jeletr BENJAMIN MILLER __ | js hereby appropriated out of the Fourshe ert ey ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, | APProved May 30, 1576 TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUSINESS | 4}, Act to amend the general appropriation bili. AAGEMETY. ON BUIDGE STREET, MBAR | «tis ona'eley Mapai Agence and Beard 4 the act entitied ““Anact to defray the general and ge Mitt Sep tht aa arta contingent expenses of the Corporation for. the waa negpe wg Mase Me seokt POMC | Hecal year endiug June 90. 1800,” by amended as fol premises, on TUEBDAYethe th day of June, 10, at 6 o'clock p. all that parcel of omac © . ton; ob “ low n° .e. moe i aay ‘ts \ jation q corner of New ‘avente land, being ‘That th apprepriation of $75,000, to defray be BROWN. PLAST OGD expenses of the Metropolitan Police force, shal == etropolitan Police fand a . begin ff or ict Sees tor cee apd Bridge a. 1) feet, 3 inches, amps. and the sum BETWEE, the north side of Be Toots thenee morthn@) fecc, | (C8540, for compensation, to lamp lighters, shall WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. Thence east 32 feet; thence south 69 feet te the be: be paid out iy ER “ fires sebd nega art kotor Ba | cnsvene tht org tin Water Rtar | Brat a Fie Seems Bo KxtcuT, . ‘Vein 08 lor ‘apper of ‘ater- mains, e J * Hewkin's addition to races, ving in the paid out of the water fund. Ew TORK ALES sub ET oe seried lot of, vi, and used therewith asa garden. | Abproved May 30. ND GROKGETOWN as follows ‘heast corner Pier vs ‘ ing Begining 187 feet, inches trom the wut Leave. ‘Bast id mak’ | SATURDAY. at apm. Leave CEORGETOWS , ‘aud gutters on the north side of K street uorth, and paraliel with Falls t paral wich igh end | from Seventh street north to Boundary strest erery FRIDAY at 7's tn., and ALEXANDBIA the Tr part of sata jou ME®¢s4nte LINE OF STEAMSHIPS of said lot 92, and on the line thereof, running west | AX AcT to set the curbstones and pave the foot! a Teet. 4 ame atigm. fo the ‘ext said lot, sold to | | Bett enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board | 5° BR. P. A. DEN Common Cownct! of the Cry of Washinton, That . 4 George Adam King, by deed. dated 20th Boggumber, | of Common Councal af (te Cosy of Wastenston HAM, Otice and whey he he oe : west, OF at the corner of I7th atrect sud New Bridge.) to the northeast c f f maid rk \ Wot. raid to Nicholas Pravers'; thence 8 south. bya Sorrezs nuk exttors pores om the worth aide of eDt 3. W. THOMPSON, President. ravers’ line, to the southeast corner of said yee yg : : dary street. ‘The work to be eon! for, | HOBTEST AND QUIO Hine tothe | benisaing” mnoei thence with a stralaht | S24’ executed in the manner and under the eaper’ | SS'teahe ‘Richmond ‘Predericisburt gan Said contains. store, and 0 rooms in addi- to and leave fin; and a good dry cellar, aud on the rear of the lot | es of, said vemen| daily isa brick a Line- tax.equal tothe | Seventh-street all 5 * grt | Rast re Se ray Terms of sale: One-half cash; balance at 6 and 12 | parts of lots bordering on the line im from day of sale. P: noten Ment; the said tax to be assessed and collect firentor Ustcryea’ payments, boarion in 4 2) N#W sxree tis 'y Of sale, and fsee. All conve i SBTWEED Y al Je 7-14,21,46¢ 08. . state trol See § ose ee Wings. 000 BORDE. . Cases BDEAUX. 1 ieee Gases BAUT SAUTERNES From the old responsible houses of mon tigegenei te : Also, tke . , Spot MARGAUX, Seg NT ITT, &. ranging in price from 3 to $48 por denon Cte Fe 1 1 1 1 tor thirty dave, to-ofer my entire dock ot = BONNETS, STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, BUTTONS, B» — = . . PARABOLS and other FANCY GOODS at ‘The Btock tn part compries babe markt space o1 + Joet BEORIVED. |