Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1870, Page 4

_-_——e——-. = f fT EE eS | ee eee ——— _EVENING STAR. SATURDAY.... LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, de. Daily Fxeursion of the steamer Arrow to Mount Vernon. Smith's Art Gallery, 46 P street. © Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 Tth street. Barlow's Art Gallery, Pa. avenue. —— The Fire Department Case. ‘The Od Members against the New Members—The Bill for Injunction Dismissed—Quo Warranto Proctrding. ‘This morning, Judge Wylie, sitting in special term, delivered his opinion im the tire depart- ment case—Stone et al. agt. Dubantet al. Judge Wylie stated that the bill was for an injunction. to re-train defendants from exercising’ ions as eflicers and employees of the fire department, and the pleadings show that defendants are in possession of the department by color of Ros 9 SF on what professes to be legal appointmen ‘The comp nts allege that inasmuch as they were appointed for good behavior the fire com- missioners had no right toremovethem. With- out saying whether the fire commissioners had lawful authority, the fact is they undertook to Temove the complainants and put in the defend- ‘Snts, and the latter are now in m. The authorities, as faras he had been able to ex- amine, are uniform—in one direction—andshow that in this case a Dill in equity will not lie. He Faw great@difficulties as to remedies, and whatever difficulties may be found in the quo wavrante proceeding, it ertain that the au- thorities will not sustain the position; and without examinin, in detail the yumerous authorities referred to, he would content himeelf by dismissing the bill. ‘The Pennsy|vania case relied upon by the coun- sei for the complainants is not applicable to this case,for there the question arose out of a dispate between certain parties who claimed to be elected as Councilmen, and the existenee of the corporate authorities depending upon. deeision im this case, it did not admit of a postponement, and as the quo warrant was not an adequate remedy the Court had to determine who should represent the city. Im this case inate cersand the employes of one of the city de- partments are interested. If there is any reme for the complainants it is by quo warranto. supposed that the case would be appealed. Judge Fisher asked when it would be conye- Bient to hear them on the yuo warran‘o, = Wilson said that there were no papers Mr. Cook replied there was a case before the ““Sudge Wylie ead thet he senseben the Ju e a Sled wapetition feren apie = for a writ of yuo warranie. He held that it m! issue on the me ng and se tgp he issue returnal en next rr ‘Tuesday in September.) “o¢ Li jon t to ‘Tre New Orricers—?P it of the Indebt- eines of the Corporation—Gen. H. M. Whittle- sey, who has been appointed by Mayor Emery the ration comptroller, under the recent act of the Councils, will arrive home to-day, and it is hsp will immediately enter upon duties. Mr. MeKeiden, the auditor, has been saligned = room S the Counc] ce ge 8 ber formerly occupied by the engineer o! ‘Washington canal, and will occupy it until the surveyer’s office is removed toa room in the a i nining the Aldermen's chamber. eady entered upon his tiews for some time will have his hands full, as will also the comptroller, who, it is room understood, wili occu directly opposite the re; "8 office, and adjoining the tax coilector’s- office. Mr. MeKelden’s duties require him to pass pon all bills against the corporation, and should he approve them as correct they will be so endorsed by him. The Comptroller will then tssue the check uw m the beak, which will be counters), by the Mayor a ster. All disputed Site nica with the Avditor win be re- terred to the Mayor and Coancils, and it is said shat come of those recorded by the finance com- mittee will take this conrse. The Auditor will be at lis office next week from * , to 2 o’elock, and from 5 to 6, for the porpese of passing upon all hills except for the expenses under the trustees of schools, ward commissioners, compensation of policemen and tre department. for the payment of which ar- rapgements wili be made hereafter. The Ma) aud Fegister are kept busily engaged in siraing the new certilicates of indebtedness, bai itis likely that the tssue cannot be commenced until the latter part of next week. Some of our brekers bave already commenced figuring as to ‘hat will be their value. and it is believed that they will sell at par, CENSUS oF WASHINGTON.—The first complete recurns of population in this city are made by Captain FE. it. McKean, assistant marshal for the Filth Ward, who reports the nnmber of eliings in that ward 2,033, and the popula- —whites 7.340, eolored total 10,622. gives five and one-tifth ‘sons to each residence. and the per centage of population 69 white to 21 colored. The uext returns are those of that oe of the county © KA the corporation limits west of 7th street, showing 4.130 inhabitants, 126 tarms. 12 establishments or productive industry, and 700 dwelling bouses. The Superintendent General, Francis A. Wal- ker, understands his business enna, ana particfiarly that branch of it which the idea = = rablic ae oem .—— taining through tl 8 wl transpi in Census matters, as he gives information cheer: fully and correctly. The working force ef the office is now about 175 clerks, lo- @ im buildings on the corner of Sth and ce street north and’ thereabouts, but very soon the clerical ferce will number three hundred. He is baving partial returns made wherever possible, on which the clerks are now working, m order that when the rush comes the force will be so = that the business cam be quiekly dispatched. ——— Kivem RECRBATIONS.—Steamboat excursions down the river and back have become more tashionable this season than ever before, and the appearances of our lower wharves in the afternoons daily is quite Lp ‘The the Lake, Arrow, Wawasct aud other steamers scem to be doing a thrifty business, some of them keeping them up constantly. Not the least of the river enjoyments are the smal! sail boat parties which goeat almost every evening trom Crouch's 6th street wharf. Captain Cro has fitted up a portion of his large wharf for the especial accommodation of these parties. venient sheltered lead down to oats. making a safe and secure access for tadies by which they take seats in the boats with ease. (me fine row it is called “The Pride of the Petomac” capable of taking out about twenty persons. This boat has been fitted up in the most convenient manner under the direc- tion of Captain Charles E. Mitchell, the vet- eran navigator of the Potomac, wio ‘is resting on bis oars this season and amuses himself in this way during bis leisure. ———— eer Ks Tt Teurran EXxcurston—‘On to Rich- nond “"—Everybody just now seems intent on going out of town, to get rid of our hot dusty streets. The excursion to Richmond by the ee8 nights Templar of Washington and Columbia manderies, on Friday, the 12th instant, af- fords just the occasion for an enjoyable trip. ‘The route is to Baltimore by r: and thenee by steamboat the rest of the way, thus giving an opportunity of a sniff of the salt water breeze. The good cl boepitalisies incident to these Templar ome sious will make this trip particu desirable, and net a doubt can be entertained bet that it will be @ success, as is usual with their excur- B01 A brass ‘ing band is to er them. See their advert! ——— Tse KNIGnTs or PYTEias—fhe Su; be in- at the last or K. of P.of the names of ‘Tux Booxtrpers’ Excursion—The annu- al excursion to Giymont of the Bookbinders’ Society on Promises to be one of the ~4 of the season, the committee ‘arge spared ins or ex- bute to the come or aie The »k-binders’ have many friends, and as the So- iety is proverbial for giving always entertainments, there will no doubt be a delight- fu! time with them on Monday. ———e— -— eat Eerars Sates—Dyer & Davidson have sold, for Ann S. Pumphrey, a two-story, seven-room frame house on Sth street, between B and C southeast, to John Wagner, Esq., for 1.500 cash. . By Thowas FE. Waggaman, real estate and auctioneer, lot ‘No. 12. in square Neowin, improved by stall brick, to James Butler, for 2900. eae ee ey A BEArTireL SiGHT(?)—To-day, about o'clock, @ sleek looking hog found'a nes wer, ng place at the intersection of 9th street and ‘ennevivauia avenue, and took nm. held- it for several hours. This will be reformed when the wood pavement takes the place of the present quagmire and cobble-stoze arrange- ment. Toe PerwrTers’ Exccusion.—The excursion of the Columbia Typographical Union, on ‘Thursday, was one of the largest and best man- J yet gtven, the Wawaset making three trips mont. The best of order prevailed, and nothing occurred to mar the enjoyment of all who participated. A BIG SCHEME OF RASCALITY. How Green Horns are Done For. Offers to Sell Bogus Greenbacks, The following were the enclosures in an en- velope received by a gentleman in this city this mornit.g, and which, no doubt, are being exten- sively circulated: At Str: You have been recom- vt if you now ¢o in on Ttain. If you mean busi opce and address. y: 8 your futui send us an order cerely, D A. FENTON, 68 Broadway, New The above is written on a bill-head of W. IL Morris & Co., importers, ot Broadway York, and is accompanied cireniar: by the foullo IDENTIAL AKD STRICKLY PRIVATE. tsswe a eit af these vmportant letters if any ome who 13 Jortunat closed enfor mal won olden Awards, wi!l sidey tt carfuils “When Gtagries suihorieed tho present insae of ¥ ress authori ie rent iesne ol Greentiacae, the Treasury Ement executed of eno! mous cost and wonderful, workman from which the whole Amouat of currency y Copgress was to be printed, and it red at the time, that as soon as the whole amount had beep printed, the plates, some 10) in number. should be taken from tho Treacary Print: elici" Now it ws happeued shat the’ nies ries a. Now it #0 hap) jes from which the 1. 2andS duller bills hal been, printed, Were not destroyed. How it was brought about, we, as a matter of pradem n o to know that the plat and we trust their wh. except to the right ‘on. hai and ready for circulation, some $20,009 in 1.2 aud & dolar bilis, printed thes and of course Ley must be abso perfect and cxactly like the Greenbacks now in circulation. They are printed <n fitst-class paper, cut the exact size us the ‘cresn- tacks, and are precisely similar in ever respect. ‘The only possible method cf detecting them Te hy the paper, but our paper is so perfect and so exactly res: mblea note paper that not one iu: ous and could ever notice the ditference: in fact, no one ver yet been troubled for passing these notes One man: however. put $200) of it im bank here and arrested on suspicion, he was tried and the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty, on these grounds. Althouch the jury knew in their hearts that ies. Wi experts who were called on to testit . which of the bills were counterfeit, one expert pro bill and another pronouncing the ood and ansther one tad. The truth was they were all good and all printed from the <ame plates that the T_S8.¢ ks were printed from, only they were printed for thespeci efit of our’ selves and friends and not for the u Sam. This circumstance, however, set the anthor- ites on the scent to find out where thi« money was Gaming from; securdingly for the last six months wc not i one dollar, and things have becom= ict again. As men are apt to be Ko indixcreet, wo 1 net cireniate auy more in this city, tut we'are on the lockout for a few tr ‘ustworthy persons in different sections of the country, to take the matter im hand, ¢o as to divert all suspicion from here, for you must be aware that if the plates are once cap fared it will Kill the goose that Jaye the golden care We will not sell more than 5.0% to any one man ie ‘all faithtul agents in when we issue an: ther to one man in a piace, = t and we never d from. fi this bt of $200,060 in cirealthin a soon as possible, and fer this reason we put down the price to the’ lowest possible figures. We will The whole @5,0W. in 1, and 5 dollar bills, f sine TBcid s doltar itis ae asf 20, . meth tha shows ecsene so kan make the above discount on larger amoun! Togaccommodate agents who may not liaye ths convenient, we will send the fi: * el half cas do @ money is receiveil; or we will send it ¥ exprees, O. 0. D.. and the 810'can be paid the ax prews agent when he delivers the money, and th» $10 sent tous by mail. We will er . $20 cash down. oF paid on delivery, and $0 af 1.00 for $90, $¥ to be paid very. and $20 afterwards.“ Rewteun Der we only make these terms for the first order, fur after a man has once obtained a stock of our mone he is never short cf funds, we can assure you. We shall not sell more than one order to each azent out of this lot, se when you send an order you had liter send fu ou will want for about atx months, b7 which time we willhave another stock realy. tf you wish to take the whole 5,00). we will sell it to rC.O.D..if you agree to days. in a sheet of letter paper beet way where partion cht get (oan expres fis istoorder the money sent CO. D. to be paid fr when received at the express office, We are con. nected with 4 well Known hmporting house here, an we express the money from their heuse. 0 it passes through unnoticed, the same as any other fools, Wher yor order money you should tell us how you t the bill made ont. for Laces, or Buibroiderios, ything of the kind. We shonil bs see Us per or fare and pase the a nd whea you arrive ideas you never dreamed of, you will find a personal interview far more sa*isfac tory than correspe for when we ser avaiable ints ‘and. poin not like to put on paper, a2 Mheral arrangemen: energetic van come on besnre to write first and hen we will give you fall and explicit airs flons where and how to meet as. You will Kindness to address ae per mapuseriy cl believe ue. Yours ever in truth and sincerity. Ps.We baveuow adopted a process by which the bills are made to look as thongh they had been a long time im use, and none of them look entirely new There is, alas, a slip purporting to be a clip- ping from the York dieraid, authenticating the points as set forth in the above circular, an sta’ inthe most phrases that the a ‘although so terribly money making, was uishable according to law, Xc.; but the shp is not printed either in Herald type or on Herald paper, and is evidently @ ery. The Whole affair is a big swindle, only intended to gall greenhorns sending moncy, and the suly victims of course do not e to make com- plaint if they receive no answer, as they would criminate themselves as wishing to deal in coun- terfeit money. Card from Mr. Segar. Eprtor Star :—Please allow me to correct some of the inaccuracies in your version of last evening of the altercation between myself and Mr. Willard. ‘While standing on yesterday just outside the door ot Mr. Parker's bookstore, on 7th street, where | was making some purchases, a person approached me whom | did not know, but who avowed himself to be a Mr. Willard, and the partner of Mr. Lincoln, whom the day betore I Kaa chastised. * This man Willard, without any sort of provo- cation, ‘ly insulted me, whereupon | struck at his head with my cane, when Mir. W. ran behind a man of large stature, named Potter, | am told, and by that refuge escaped the biow aimed at him, which, but for the intervention ot the convenient friend of big would have left him prostrate, oe the pavement. After escaping venient friend, he sneaked off and sought safety elsewhere. The statement in the Chronicl and Republican of this morning that he me by the throat and choked me is basely false. My clothes did not show a ruttie, nor any part of my person a scratch from the ruffian assault of this sneaking coward. He did push vi | friend against me, and by his own superadded weight press me for @ moment; but he did me not the slightest bodily harm—not a scratch or a bruise to vindicate his valor—and then sneaked off to 4 second refuge in his office. For the correctness of my statement that Mr. Willard sought ra A behind the broad back and of his friend. I am authorized to reter to Mr. Frank Ki = to one folpgneron oe ir. tanta pou ‘here was a general expresmon of the by- standers that the conduct of this Mr. Wittard Was dastardly in the extreme, and I agree with the by-stanc iways the best judges in such cases—and say that I have never met with a ‘0. G8 N street, ing by ridiculous and sensatio , hon- orable = who may find it ii msable to be involved in led to apply the cowhide and the bludgeon to ioen of the press aa well ‘as to other offenders. Jos. Sucar. a River Froxt.—Harvey's Wharf—Sailed— = Caemetens Conner, Gilmer, Havre-de- race, light Carter's Wharf—Arrived—Sehr. ( mn Me Oracken, Maryland Point, wood, R. W. Bar- naclo. Riley's Wharf.—Arrived—Sloops Nautilus, Melutosh; Four’ Brothers, Lewis; ; Beavans, American Eagle, Smith; all — with watermelons and market produ Creuch’s Wharf—Sailed—Schr. Annie E. Col- Teak, cower Santee ‘The steamer Express, Capt. Nickel, left here this morning with general assortment of mer- cbandise for river landings, and passengers for Baltimore. Severais families took tor summer retreats at and near the river Iandings. from ice for Ep:toR oF TRE STaR:. one of your eub- scribers and constant Ay your perron or persons: po spe pare g On fe and m: oone of ie curbet thee ‘TRE ALEXANDRIA 4 RaiLnoap.—Engineers pany yesterday commen the provored route of that road. - ines of which they had alreaty sete, The Courts. GEORGETOWN. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. sainct Young, ordat duecting decree avuillog pax Noties. against Young; order directing decree annu . : convevance te complathant io dccendani aaiea | , DEATH PRO ScxsTRoK®— About eae | Detee to we Portion of oar June 13, 1889, t0 be delivered by defendant to | teTlay Omlicers Swindle and ng. the | povciation 0 thé-weering Seca ery ete ee per complainant on her paying $150 and costs, in 60 | Covered # man Iymg in an alley Sdjotzing the | perenne a oo ee ee ee Ses days. Stone et al against Dubantet sl; order | Methodist Protestant. church, on are nonumy the earkot for remy af ranoed prices overruling motion for injunction and dismissing Srrsigane. on poring that he was su. er information apply to JOHN J. ROGUE. Bo Dill. United States against Langly et al; order | {he cfccts of <a ay Beate Agent, <arier Aigh and Bridge sitpets, Aiken 3 Or fi ¥ "7 pre oe + hha SE a Siu without deposit “Ambler azwinee Waippts | Suna mall sump of money, besidbecwo Coty | A" saOMAS DOWLING, Ras Dearie etal a Cy i ee es put up by two of our druggists. phy- | TWO STORES AND DWELLIN: ON BRIDGB Pn eoaammaeale pope gnoe tuned oo othe esuat SiGe MONDAY ATTERSOON, aoe sth, at Onpaaxs’ Cover, Juge Wytie—This morn- | C menrttoke,and immediately applied the usuat $.pjclock EL oner on the ‘preaiises, Noe. ing the folowing business was transacted: In | Stranger to all nt, and one of the 173 avd 173% Bridge greet: above the re estate of Joana Chambers; order tosell per- | Containing a preccription as prescribed by Dr, Ket-house, the two Stores and, Dwelling Conn Nee ot mentee | ree, gentieman was sent for, whe came, rooms. exclusive of the stores, with gas and Masi sgt et ogy ms walker quant | %dstated that the man applied to himon each store and dwelling to be y that | one or more years. paysd! ont fled as adminitrator of the estate of Wa P. | j,. orcas, complaining of nervousnem, and that Wit 5 SERA Tpexars Oren, toll Oues—na-asy c'nkt Vas Tusoihy McUarthy, resid OLICE Co ray. iy - the man was Timot el be] lowing business was 2 street, meat Hits ond. that be hed Mr. Daily, a brother-in-law of McCarthy, was present, and did all ne id to alleviate the sufferings of his relative. At 4:30 o'clock Dr. a. ‘uder was summoned,but could do noth- MURDEROUS ‘LT. bee! Boyce’s, near Oak | EMPBOVED hie PER’ United States vs, Jahn ‘Thornton, charged | Hill cemscy and alen at Me Pidkeaeluae ea Tih saesar’ 4 attery on Geo. A. Covingron, | ver yard, He wat about 35 years old, and had Phu. nesocterk. wile with him; plead not guilty. The | been intry three months. a idence showed that the assautt Sus taade on Cage Fog ie ton the south side of 7 e the 2d inst., near the Navy Yard gate, by ac- cused, with a piece of iron-bar, fracturing the skull ‘of Covington, and that -he in a very dangerous state at the Providence E: and Frederick st improved by two Brick and Tenomenta. "Ferme: h; balance in 6 and 12 months, with interests ecured by'n deed of truston the prop: i ing toward relieving the sufferer. Shortly after- | St" ancing and stampe at cost of the pur- The case was rested here by the ——— ward Father Guide, of St. ann’s church, Ten- | checers 3d will be required whee the property is and the attorney, Mr. Closs, asked that accused | nal.stown, arrived, and annointed the ‘dying | strucko! — itted to jail to await the results of the man accordi to the form of the Catholic ausd THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. injury. Oburch. Dr. johnson applied cups to the tem- 188 N. DAVENPORT WISHES TO PRO KNOWS BEANS. Y Jor ‘iano forte instracti Les John Thomas, colored, ith stenting ple about 6 o'clock, and extracting several enre pupils for Pi rte instraction ounces of blood, which seemed to give no relief, | sons given at home or at the residence of Teacher, it was plainly seen that he was msi sinking, pte 0 , 2d street, Georgetown. and he was relieved by death about half past | Svove. 2 nine o'clock last night. Mr. Daily immodiately LOSING OUT SALE OF ta wins Go foe eae ee ee SPRING AND SUMMEB GoODs. morrow. Tne WHEAT MARKET is rather stagnant to- day, the only offerings being 1.500 bushels, (in store in Alexandria,) for which Wm. Clabaugh offered $1.60, and the same was telegraphed, Without an answer being received up to the closing of our report. Drovers’ Rest.—The market at Drovers’ Rest, yesterday, thongh well attended, was very dull.’ “We quote: 375 head of cottle at #1a86.15, per 100 Ibs. gross; 1,300 sheep and lambs from fifteen quarts of lima beans, the value of $ The Court committed him, in default of bail, for appearance. A WATERMELON THIRF. Wm. Brooks, a colored boy, charged with stealing a watermelon im the Center Market of the value of 40 cents. The charge was proved, — the = bowig bd > til ae parents could seen wit view of sending him to Reform School. . —~ SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE. Corporation of Georgetown vs. Henry Swart- zenburg, charged with selling liquor without license. The aceused was fined $20. Mr. Hine, counsel for defence, gave notice of an appeal. SELLING CORN-JUICE WITHOUT LICENSE. Corporation ys. Alice Kiely, charged with For terms ly ae to. ‘We are now selling our spring and summer Dress WITHOUT REGARD TO Cust, Embracing handsome Lawns at baif price; Summer Ci ‘4 cts, Never before have we . BENJ. MILLER, jy 01 Bridge st.. Goorgetown, D. O. selling Yinor without License. ‘Julia Multinan | $284.50 per head: cows and calves s2iash0. || ‘'O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Was called to testi! .—* Where do you ‘Tue Coat Sairments northward, during i that the follow: 2 Wi Next door to Alice Kiciy.” | past week, amounted to 16,120 tons.” renee ta ee a aig “ Where does Alice Kiely I it deemed (together with Interest and’ cost of mivers fo me.” Judge.—« Where tisement) on or before August With, 160, Corporation ou both live?” Witness." Neighbors to deeds will be issued to the purchasers, in accord- CITY ITEMS. each other. your honor.” Further examination ance with the laws made and provided in such wegt to show that witness purchased twenty-five : = = cerks worth of whisky of accused, and paid for | Fi Sitk Umnrecras. z j ez it.’ She was fined £2, Prices moderate. . #2 Sack: ne bed ee bee heres es we : ~ f 2 ‘atrick Kodgers, charged with cursing in the B » NW. 2 z | s : streets and using indecent languarge in’a bois: se Z | Description. } | s25 terous manner. He was fined $10. Alaska Draxoxpa, g s | | BE UNLAWFUL ASSEMELY. French Jet Jewelry, 4 . é e| 8 Wm. Johnson, charged with an unlawfal Fae Vins se 22 5 588 ; » Vases, , Ieee meknia. cee Sagk end | poeeuuntaruing beg Dele Jove |e ae Gay BR ; in detault to be committed to the workhouse 39 | Store. No. 471 Fennsy! sient Carmhir: “18ig'" and 2. Dealgine, monaton | 78s a ae ire, ee Dane” | TO TPEREN IN THE MAREET-HOUGE. | Pew TRAYELENS are unacquainted with the Berne, station. ' Gfed bons, charged with disorderly conduct in | Sware of the many improvements fats nope: depth unkcors, | {he market-house. The Court held them for | tar house. ‘Suites of rome, vertical railway, Opteon, May 0, Lote au rr ‘Thomas Frazier, colored, charged with be- | ‘neh room, billiard halls, &c. vee | of Lot “nant i ue pot ah ree Soper may about the market- | Fieyprun has all kinds of thermomoters. 63. | Threkeld's | Mr. Closs asked that the case of the United STIR a | e | States agt. Wm. Lilly, for assault and battery | THE W. Crry Savines Bawx, cor- i ton dzifest south with intent to kill Gi Bowman, j- | Ber of 7th street a Svertue, is ! 12) feet cast side poned until next Wed: y, as the presecuting 6:30 to 7:30 o’clock ev rome d ft Lingan | ‘witness could not be found, and other witnesses | in addition to it H Fy je j Were absent from the city. He asked that | Pays interest on de) 8 ae wn io ger Be mo of whew attachments be issued against the witnesses. | ——-——————————————————_———— jth. adiiten. 30 feet, USE The case was finally a until Wednes- Fo? FRE SEASON PURE CIDER VINEGAR, j side Gay oy, the 24th instant. Mr. Lilly was required PURE WINE VINEGAR, 9 | street: depth un to give Londs in the sum of $5,000 for his ap- |, Pe; SriCms MA yo. iiatinga etn 1s Catherine Baily, charged with keeping a dis- | ~ — ~~ mington number 222,” bur Seer r | ee Ean ¢ kept on the street |, Oppo- servat s site the residence of General Howard. °° 7 are es Eet'd at Washington,140; removed to New York 1570. Special Telesraphic News from the whole Country. The Great Newspaper for Household and Farm. €3 per year in advance. P.O. orders ALEX. DELMAR, Editcr and Pi Jy 27 W,a03.6.10 Messrs. Carrington and Saunders appeared for detendant. Gen. Howard, J. W. Alvord, Mr. Huntington and other witnesses gave testimony as to the character of the house, but no evidence ap- JOS. L. SIMMS, Collector. HOTELS, | EXTRAORDINARY! — peared to satiety the court that this charge was | jy 2% am 663 Broadway, New York BEUUHOE STE Aee sustained, and the prisoner was discharged. faparalleled Inducements te the Traveling Another charge of kecping a house of prosti- Publi and Permanent Boarders tution was brought against the same woman, "O MAKE ROOM FOB A VERY LARGE but it was with government. PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. Caroline Brown, colored, charged with pass- awn by the counsel for the ALL STOCK, NOW BEING BOUGHT IN EUBOPE, 1 HAVE CONCLUDED TO WILLARDS FQTE, uly 22, 1870. ©n and after the 25th inst.,and up to and including the 3ist day of October next, the rate of ing « counterfeit ten-doilar note, was arraigned, BEDUCE THE PRICES chars es at thi extensive and well appvinted hotel and plead not guilty. ‘The note was produced tpg pak in court, and an expert present testified to its or peice ~ Legge being a bad counterfeit. Mr. George Reppetti Rooms “ Board oo According to. ive: Rocms will be exhibited at any Bill of Bare 1s now in readmess for the inspection of those who are not familiar with the cuisine ot the jouee. Special rates may be made to clubs composed of ladies or gentlemen. ‘These arrangements afford an nneqnafled combina- tion of comfort, chy ness and desirable loc stity to Government officiaig and others similarly situated, who wish to avoid tong, hot, and dusty walks to reach unpalatable meals and inferior apartments, Being the first in Washiagton to put down the prices of first-class accommodations to ante war rates, I respectfully solicit the patr testitied that the note was passed at his store. ‘The lady clerk who received the note gave tes- timony, but the evidence not appearing suf- ticient to satisty te court that the charge was sustained, the case was dismissed. £. ‘Wm. Jones, 2 colored boy, charged with being A vagrant. The officer testitied to finding him asleep under a stoop on I street Jast night, and that be had no visible means of support. T! court withheld his decision with the view of sending him to the reform school. The court too! a recess. ALL MY GooDs, AND OFFER NOW SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS ‘U0 ALL PUMCHASERS, My stock is of that class in which most everybody will find something in which he is in need of, com prising— Let. THE NOTION DEPARTMENT. which 1 A CLOTHES THIEF. always keep well assorted and up to the mark, charged with larceny of cloth- | 9p, TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com- . Kerkin, was required to give | prising a8 good an assortment as can be found. and in the sam of $100 for his appearance be- Pinake a speciality of GOOD HAIRBRUSHES, fore the grand jury, and in default was com- mitted to jail. DISORDERLY HOUSE. Alice Riley, charged with keeping a disorderly house at 475 L street south. A large number of witnesses testilied, but the charge was not sus- tained, and the ease was dismissed. ‘Tre Loxo Barpox.—In an articleof the Alex- Mike Corcor ing from James bail 3p.TBE ZEPHYR WORSTED DEPART- MENT, which has become so well known as to re- quire no further comment. 4tn. THE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al- ways presents such a variety as to leave no littic one unsatletied. MM !8sisevol spain: rr ‘This first-class Hotel guests The Hotel is adjacent to and c nected with the Missiequol Springs, whose waters have wrought such wonderful cu cer, scrotala, Bright's disease, and othe senses of the kidneys. The forings Say Gamated wes miles gas, s, published in Tne | y pTwiich you enn find SEATURETES. VASES, | faut pat ce ie ate ee Bes ae andria Gazetle, of August 4, pul in THe | in wi ou can fin . 4 |. Band of music in af lance. Boa is $ i WORK other BOXES, CARD and other | seuson from @15 to Isa ‘ot $8 a month. aE Sh i prt er srgenboodl Waite aad 18K STANDS, OPRMA and FIELD | “Srinien ee Oy Sta TT. Proprietor. Sees frame aes | ore aire Losi More EON Beret PtioEs hannel unimpeded, but will eause 6rn. THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, which L . how existing just above it to be washed away;” | presents HOSIERY and GLOVES, Ladies usd | Onend after JULY Isth, 129, the Price fit Gents’ UNDEBWEAR, &c. 71H. THE FEGALIA AND THEATRICAL thus conveying the erroneous idea that the de- posits, or tlat, owes its origin to the causewa: instead of the causeway to the tlat. The tru f BOARD will be #4 perday. “yim. SIMEON LELAND & CO. . TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, in ich can be s, the flat—a result of natural causee—was | 7) KS, STATIONERY, mainly formed before the causeway was placed | Mind, ¢herthing wecessary for BEGALIA and | D3 MUSIC AND PIANOS. upon it, because of its presenting @ natural and convement foundation for the causeway. Ke- Stn. THE »PAskET DEPARTMENT. which Our stock of the above articles cannot be excelled re Bitters cence wie erfumes, very large Magnolia Balm and Laird’ Bloom. kyu athairon and Teo jurnett's Cocoaine and Schenck’s Tonic prices. STEWART aaa Pennsylvania avenue, between Mth and Lith ‘stresis. MMER USP. F? ens ihe STRWART STOVE. ‘E. F. SIMPSON, 1005 Pa. ave., bet. ith and lith sts. $$ ‘OBR ECONOMY, COOK, Foo Siewairs IMPROVED COOK, moving the causeway will not cause the flat to | presents a full assortment of TRAVELING and | !n the District. wach away while the main cause of its exist- | Other BASKETS. om torma to anit tho citeumatences of por pemereedy gable! eeesiecr tat nen? "Tenth dead ina its taken in exchan remains. A proper contraction o! © [tls jorponalbie te geuontve the’ variety or wsodes Bd hand Instrament 20. : bach & Son Piano, in good condition, Cultiess and insure permanent deo chasmer, | BeeDs therefore would respectfully solicit acaily + | ,,0Be Reihenbach & Sop Fiano, in good condition, or chattels, B. SzvERSON. P. S.—The store is cool and ploasant, fine teven-octare Rosowood Pianos, watranted CTaniog and Hopairing of all kinds of Instraments HALL HAIR RENEWER B. SILVERBERG, done" by. an experienced Worktian, at the shortest omery's, Barrett's, Mrs. rs 5 Rees POR & SELIGSON, Bray Th arta Lod 312 SEVENTH STREET, No. 128 Bridge strect, Georgetown. warranted ‘for medicinal and family use, bot- zis PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D STREUT MAPS OF THE WAK IN BUROPE. led by Inyeelf; fargo DOCG nccrenteneene DL F = mane at POR & SELIGSON’S SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! wae 128 Bridge strest, Georgstow: — THE WARREN DOUBLE-OVEN Tl . H. FAULKNER would COOKING AND B Fina RANGE Jaynes’ Alterative aud pret customers and the citizen ‘A fall supply of hand, Toos re} in the most Spproved man- ner aad at low aes. ‘The cut and finish of his Shirte are too well known to need fur notice. Rupees: Eating their own material can have it made Up at short nefice. vy OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson’s Sew- ing Machine wanted. (Rey Brey THE PUBLIC. ANOTHER LARGE INVOICE OF WHITE SUMMER RESORTS: INSURANCE, SUL {NGS. : a tae Gaba coneaky es E- Se ol OF NEW YorK months we will we the Wihof Aucuet oe ‘per day. Ps Sogo Jostrs Lawnxcr, Pree’. J.P Roare-. ey 83; per week, $20; per month, $a, BRANCH OFFICE—S@9 SEVENTH srager set PRYTONS & 00 Neat to May's Building, S7 THE SECOND GRAND F. D> — UEKADE BALL will com oe ee J HURSDAY the ae jurust. Moxley. the cel- Inenre, your Life in the Comtinental. «of New Yory ebrated costumer, Will be with a splendid ward- | I** policies are al! wn forfeliall>. iis Lends are robe. Rep) ce and Lg a De ey tn tne * " ate Premiums. andi: JO8DAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPaimas. Pose Tan Ta oa as ANY FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA. OF tink. Se eR Only 154 miles trom Stephenson « Depot P.O, a it MADIPFUN Paves, on it t's Ferry and Winchester > an lee Manacer for District of (.tunibia ve miles trom Winchester. - — ——— = This Wateriag Pince ts now open under - | (FOr ERNMENT secon ; en ae Soe st, cow saae Lites COMPANY Rance the war, and et ort will be Bade to give chtire satisfaction to'all the, ; . Biren, New Vor: : Jietes Rewsstered in the on ‘Afice CITY BAND OF MUSIC will be in attend nee ew Vek. ead Beene face, and Masjuerade and Fancy Balls w be tre- ily given dun evanon. “Spring Pamphictefor distrivatiym at the Springs and Konds ana at Bevsrs. Coleman @ Bogers, timere. 7 — pes The Baltimore and O} Company, famne CASH PREMIUMS, = i CASH DITIBENDS ANNUALLY CLAIMS PAID IN POLICIES NON FORFRITABLE THIRTY DAYSGRACEON KENEWALS round trip tickets, good for five daye, Sv More to Stephenson s Depot and retura, Washington to same at $7.70. Terms 8: day, 8110 pet wok and 90 r day. S12 %0 per week, south.” Onitdren ‘aud tulored servants ball price, bite rervants three fourths,<r according to ac $6; fro is gommodations, OFFICERS. jy23-Im. E.C. JORDAN | 4. P MORG AN... ecitemt T": RCMESTER HOUSE, Campriper, | hORDR MELFORD Stee President PropARYLAND—DENNETT bros ( B- Sapi. Lue, Departmcat, State of New prietors, rained, repo rz ted, and attached alarge wing to their well £X Seas igobucy Ate known Hotel, are mow ready for the receptioy 0 Pee tists Vas oes Persons desiring « home free | mer boarders. SIDNEY Wa Attorney from the turmoils of the hot and crowded city, will , 4 5 ies oh fd al the desire, “Wer further intonation. ad, | oP FENW Mie Th se One dress BENNETT BROS..Cambrilge, Md. jy 13-lm" CURIS. C- CALLAN. General - mc Distert of © aga Jpers iy Mars wy. F Sem Office 437 7th street. W for on. y ist EBCRANTS’ ore, TERSDATY, July £320. "This pope | MEE Uxscmance compan lar Tesort has been greatly en) Uy the | OF NEW YORK Addition of new and commodious bulidtessertt | wy 1. HOLLEY, Bee gottares thoronghly renovated, and the whol: estab . zen t supplied with encirely mew Purnvturs. Ton f isising and Sail Bonte, aod every appli ance necetsary for the comtort and pleasure of All policies np on-forfei ‘The Baltsmore and Norfolk Boats and a To TMLEOM Spr BA o'De , Supt Sut on Fife MBTORE table. N. travel mor Wasa! reatdence STON OF FICE ete & i 13 Tre Srxzer. itinore and Aquia Oreck” Boats pars daily, ‘Terms $3 per day, @17 30 por week. $70 per | Gg DEAERE. M.D. setical @xamimers, a) and servant » | ™ - Further inf-rmstion will be tarnished atthe vice | 202e i. _S Of the Metropelitan Hot T E TWENTY-FIRST YEAR ONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY, Will be Opened for the Reception of Guests on the ow 20th June. aGniemernificent structure, located at the, Tus = te leg ia ae ew sae jammer oun COUS EXPERIENCE In tacos mod. improvements calculated to make ts guests every respect. , JAMES SYKES The persenal attention of and Mr. PRTEB GARDNER, so long known to the traveling public, will surely guarantes that tater thea th their patronage, all the comfprv'they n wish for. adirescdto RTRs: GARDNER "5. Sonagd el. Long Branch, N. J. ——— SESS, IN THIS OITy. yelett West End Hotel, ‘BOOKS, STATIONERY, &o. V AR MAPS OF EUROPE— 4S you dese promp! paymens of esses, low rein, Gnd be det Companies, £0 to SHOWING, HANSON & BLACKFORD, 9 SEVENTH STREET. On a large scale and very definitely, = - Orpoerts Post Orrica, THE FRENCH AND NORTH AND SOUTH GERMAN FRONTIEB, And ash them for & policy én the Old Sina,” or the “ Pranhlin,” of Phtladeiphia, or the“ Harlord,? or the" North British and Mercantile,” or the“ Put- nam,” or the “Springheid,” or the“ Potomac,” of The Present Seat of War BETWEEN FEANCE AND PRUSSIA Georentown. on FOR SALE BY “A PRUDENT MAN FORESERTH TER BLANCHARD & M@HUN, 41m prosperity prepare Sor adversity. Amsure your property with _iy%-tr Corner 1th street and Penn 4.5. PRATT @ SOx, = & SOLONONS BOOHSTORE, ‘911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Between Nixte ax Tentu STREETS, AT WHICH ALL THE NEW BOOKS IGEN. — 1. ford. PNCNI Ccee FIKEM EN’S, of Bow York, and thus guard agavnst FiK EK’ Insure your Life im the EXORLSIOR, ef New York, and thus provide for the comfort of these vow love when you are taken from them. rn PRAT? 2 80 CAN BE FOUND. _— Uy WEE ARSER oR Com. op the most reasonebie termus and lompag. Berry, anueay. r KOBLE D LARNER, Secretary. —_———— FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC. ALso, All the STANDARD PUBLICATIONS in covery branch of literature, Orders by mafl_meet with prompt attention, and books supplied at publisher s rates, and sent by mail, pottage free, STATIONERY of every dezcription; Paper, Envelopes, Ink, Pens, Pencils, Peubolders, Blank Booka, Visiting Uarde, ho: ete., ete., and al the Novelties ia this tine =o Choice N. ¥. Butter. War Maps, Croquet, Morton sand Fairchild’s Gold JUST BECELVED. Pens, etc., etc. _is%___ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. a 10) 01 . NEW 800us anp macazizs, as BECEIVED AND FOR SALE aT SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE, eS By the anthor of AS ALSO LOWES. 9 DES AT CREAPER Silk Attire. Price 300, BRAY binos pe AB NE ISABELLA THACK- BREEZIE LAN IN. By the author of Bace for .LANG ELPHONEO YOUNGS, 'T YOURSELF IN a. 'LACB. By Charles Reade. t "Se, Seer ee Pre. LELNO: & Novel. By George GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, ANTONIA: A Novel By Sand. 21.50. SANDWICHES. aeWard, e- TRE HOLIDAY § ‘OF LUNDOM SUGT- masonic Tauri. . . Price Sc. Ek OVERLAND MONTHLY, for Jaly. Book ae yh or Pn yt everything tm the STA‘ nm a | Conxra 9TH AND F Sreeers. and BLANK BOOK line for sale retail, at GHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTOER, iyo Corner 0% street and Penna. atenve’ CLOTHING, &o. Dried Beet. J. BEIBERGER, F. (Buccessor to H. F. Lowpon & Co.,) OLTIZENS, ARMY AND NAVE MERCHANT TAILOR, CHOICEST, TENDER SIDE, a Hotel, (late "8 SELECTED AND PUT UP BY ASDEREGG & sy 18-1 62 Pena. evenuc, Washington, ROTH, OINCINNATI DENTISTBY. PRATT, DENTIST, 422 7th stroet, een D and E north, Washing » Half price to laboring = aut ELPHONZO YOUNGS, GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, MASONIC TEMPLE, tol, @1: Hock and Claret ‘@00D8 FROM AUCTION. 1005 P4. ave., bot. idth and ith’ sts. Bite ces Bitters 200 yards White Cambric and Brilliant, yara ER OBE, + 8 i PinNe T. BA je. only ent per yard. worth 25 canta, | (0 EVERY fr Wants STOVE, pa m0 a, i te Linens: Spa) po Buy eTEWART COOK, with ail the Improve- city, which 1 ‘at 50 per cent. Ladien’ hemi-sti ed Handkerchists, warranted ments F. SIMPSON, far as im ‘end = only 125, cents, worth yn 1005 Pa ave., bot. i0th and Tith'sts. ba bit OFAT MER. auite CLOTHING, ome < ‘of the Bisel for ene Fad jouer - vives Washington De. reneh Lawns et ii te per ard rench Lawn cen! q Y BAXTE: au2-tf 1990 “ Peerosats FOR FUEL. lvania aver of ros. ‘TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Angust 4, 1370. ton for this Depart: opty UMMER WINES. tise: 0 tous Lykise Valley, egrsize stove ze: fi ¥ Ss are ts arrangements made and Coneummated | wine oe ge Bea MSR Ryt, Sys abmomacter | So hardest eae Casce door a oy Lary . tof y ed July 11, 1870, viz: ieee Cases rt eH fee orthe indersigned, who is from this date euch coni shall mi B34) pounds to the’ ton, hoeo Gace HAUT SSUTERNES oe June 16, 1678. JAMES BYKES 7 atthe ci aeliverr ty the old responsible houses of . SYK! a A From a ES twenty evita Fie Svante ithe diferent Brands, ee 8 A LAROSB, ranging in price from 3 to G48 whee SPARKLING HOOK. |) ING SPARKLING CABINET OATS Forsale by MARBLE aND ) SLAPS MANTELS Fea anune YonD cor Age, ayy) WH RUTHERFORD. ay Conwen Orn Axo F Steerer. BEW GOODS! BEW GouDs! Large invoices of FAMILY SUPPLIES arriving BVERY Dar ““droveticn, Boas and Goteee wilsh we dlassss ct ‘Families can rely on getting varchase of ws, as nothings ‘they. om SSR RSs, Fo mly a ‘Foe pms Bihiee — ‘We woud also call attention toons mock ot watt 1005 Pa. sr abet. It = = SELY-Raisine sand we ool 1. Lawsows 1mri EE AF nnace shelumecns ie the most powerful Heater ever offered in ‘and git a book, E. F SIMPSON, aus-tf 1005 Pa. averybwi. uth satin sto,