Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1870, Page 4

_ EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &e. Van Amburgh & Co’s Golden Menagerie, ‘Mth street and Vermont avenue. Daily Excursion of the steamer Arrow to Mount Vernon. Smith’s Art Gailery, 45 F street. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 438 7th street. Barijow’s Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue. gia ae ‘Sunday,) and attend the rene ya a fune- Tall ‘Marine Band has beon will be formed and to deceased, om East Capitol street, and from thence to the Omens , the place of interment. The fol’ r- img is the order in which the will formed:— Wi and Columbia Comman- deries, Knights Templar; Masons of the A. A. Scottish Rite residing in the District of Colam- Dia, under the direction of Albert Pike, sad des gree, Soxereign Grand Commander of the southern jurisdiction of the United States, and - Brown, 334 degree, Special Depucy for the District of Columbia; Grand Consistory of the State of Maryland, which has been invited to be present; King Solomon's Lodge, No. 2, Select and Most Excellent Master Archi. tects; Grand Chapter of the District of Colum- bia, with the seven subordinate C TS; Lodges, eighteen in number; an No. 15, and followed by the Grand Lod; of the District of Columbia. The Masonic ser- ‘ices at the grave will be conducted by Grand . Donaldson, and the —— ser- » mmandery, Xo. 1, aided by the Masonic Choir. This mandery last night, at their conclave, aj & guard of honor, consisting of eight which was dispatched to the deceased, with a relief guar ber to be'in constan: Com: int nights, late residence of expected & large con- course of Masons present to attend the Taneral, legates from other cities are ex. pected here. The Masonic Temple in this cit; has been erage jn mourning, in respect to the memory The of the deceased is placed in a black walnut furnished by Mr. A. Buchly, un- dertaker, covered with black cloth, the being padded throughout and lined with fine white merino. (n the sides of the ceffin are pews eer eve d silver handies and Masonic ‘ms. iver plate, on which is inscril the name, date of Mi and death of ‘acon corres. Oakington, M4., says. “Thursday De ypieachéd trom Pree’ i9¢ on, D. C., pi Tov. 1st yerse—Because I have called and It was asermon of much power. A ee ak wae then bold Soe an hour ang * ‘seats were filled with peni At3 o'clock Rev. J: A. from 72d Psalm, i—« name endure Jor ever.” By request of the Executive Com- mittee, B Wayman preached the clpsing sermon at it; he took for his text St. John, Zichap., St verse, “In the last day, thot ares? day of the feast, Jesus stood up and cried; «If any thirst let bim come unto me and Grink.” “The meeting was continued at night. About 6 orinek the horn was aoe ‘ " Emme congre; came together ve foul. it was opened by Rev. Henry Dickerson, ve N. J. The speaking then com- nd continued for some time. Bishop ‘Wayman then said the hour has come for the first National Camp Meeting of the African M. £. geo close, and it, wee sowed when a great ad been for achieved that the arm: ‘shouldtake a tor victory. Kevs. D. P. and J. B. Hamil- ton headed the procession, singing as the’ “ They look like men mus ‘around; look like men of war.”? After marching around several times they all halted in front of the Preachers’ stand and then sang the doxology, and parted. — HUNTER vs. Tuk Gas Liu? Comraxy.— Some time since, Alfred Hunter, proprietor of bookstore on Pennsylvania avenue, brought it inst the W: ington Gas Light Com- y before Justice Charles Walter to recover Arnicay M. F. CaMpMestinc —A of the Baltimore A: the Be morz: ig, w 8; in the ee war! a of = company cu! o su gas, an a it was given for the 7 tif. The de- fe it appealed the decision of the ma- W: the company, laying an additional 2100 for excluding gas from his premises during the —- and judgment was given for that moun! After the Grst case had been appealed, an ap- ylie for gn in- plication was made to Ju junction restraining Justice Walter and Hunter taking further A temporary injunction was granted, and an order the parties to F ‘Tux Nooms is THE PATENT Orrick on the second fleor of the east front, north of the main door, heretofore occupied ty the Pension Oftice, are being vacated and will be oceu; the Patent Office, the recent law of Congress hav- ing authorized the appointment of two princi and four it examiners. The ——--——— Frew.—About 230 o’clock this morning an ing alarm of fre was struck from box No. 14, caused by the burning of unoce: on Ist, between D and E streets southeast, owned by Mrs. Jane North! Officer Berkley forced ‘the door open, and the fire burning in a closet. It was soon about #150. The were promptly on act of an incendiary. —_—_.—_—_ CHANCERY SALE OF Two Lots IN THE East- ‘ERS Fant oy THE CiTy.—Special attention is called to the sale of lot 14, in square 536,00 Vir~ ginis avenue, between 3d 4g streets, at o'clock p. m., on Tuesday, the 1 instant, on the And at 6x o'clock the same after- noon, of lot4,on square south of square 825. Both lots are weil located. Terms of sale are, one third cash and balance in 9 and 13 months. posters tala WE WOULD CALL the attention of speculators in real estate to the = pith street, one door south o y afternoon at 6 0’clock. rty location and is rapidly im- proving in value. Terms of sale are, one third ash, residue in 9 and 13 months. ——~e—__ . ‘Mx... Everett Mauri, of the Everett In- stitute, bas returned to the city after an ab- sence of some weeks. and will resume as principal of the institute on ser tended | os the ~ = jeavin, rofession of teaching thatof law. - ———— Insawe.—Last night, Lieut. Skippon and Ser. geant Greer took in charge a German woman named Amelia Wise, who has been living near the corner of 12th and C streets, and who is ev: dently insane. She was taken to the Central €u and to-day she is being examined preparatory to being sent tothe Insane Asylam. pare be -raane Bast Batt—A ot base ball between the Olympics,of this city‘and the Indianapolis Clab, of Indiana, yesterday, was won by the former, resulting in 44 to il. The Olympics had one Diank and the Indianapolis four blanks. panne mae “greta A GrvERal Ivterticrnce Orrick has been @ at No. 1111 © street, N. W., for the pur- ‘opene, of supplying faso!!ies and others with com- petent and reliable bealth- The Cow rae Court, Jwige Gra: fter recess yes- terday— James McGraw, a hackman, was arraigned charged with using profane and indecent lan- on ee avenue, near the Railroad yt; fim Rinor Jackson, colored, charged with being drunk and disorderly and cursing in the street; fined $5, or workhouse 30 days. = RIVALRY BETWEEN TIN WARE DEALERS. Caroline Rasher, with assault on Willis Jones. Caroline keeps a tin ware stand in the Northern Market, and adjoining is a tin ware stand kept by one Hertzkorg, a German. who employs Willis Jones, a colored man, to sell his wares. The assault grew out of rivalry between these two parties, each one accusing the other of getting away their customers. Car- oline was fi $1, without costs. Caroline Rasher was also charged witn using profane lan; in the Northern Markethouse and acting in a disorderly manner; fined #1. derly manner in Charles omer perme with stealing ‘one coat, one vest, one of pants, one pan- ama hat, one pocket handkerchief one gol locket, all valued at $44, the pertyof John D. Brandt; committed in default of $200 for ap- pearance before the grand jury. Joseph Hertzkorg, with assault on An- tonia |, colored. This was another case growing out of the tin ware business in the Northern Markethouse; fined $1 without cost. Mr. N. H. Miller, counsel for defendant, gave notice of an appeal. eo 4& BURGLAR HELD For TRIAL. Henry Willis and Thomas Johnson, both col- ored, were arr: street,on the lith day of S apeiertepy one silver-plated , Six linen table cloths, nineteen napkins, en towels, a dress, silk skirt, gown, eight of ladies’ wi a one cont, the valued at eighty dollars. Officers Amiss and Hunt testitied to seeing the accused at abont four o’clock the next morning on 15th street, with bags which appeared to be well filled, and ordering them to halt, when they commenced to run and dropped their bags, containing the stolen goods. Amiss fired four shots at them, but they kept on running. and wete pursued to a shanty on Rhode Isiand avenue. One of the iilis) was arrested, the other making ‘is escape. Johnson was arrested the day fol- lowing. After hearing the evidence, the Judge held Willis and dis: Johnson, witnesses having testiticd to being with him at the time of the arrest in another place. United States vs. James Clark, colored, charged with stealing a piece of cotton cloth from the store door of Jno. E. Latham. A wit- ness, who was riding by in a street car, testified to seeing the theft committed ; held in the sum of for appearance before the grand Jur, Black, for the larceny of two shirts valued at $2 each; held to appear before the grand jury. a byrne Baber Nero tton hogy se and bat- with intent to iliam ; held tor the grand jury. Adjourned. . ™ Corporation vs. Poon Toole, a § being drunk and disorderly and ian, we charged with using protane on the streets; fined $5 and costs, or use 30 days: John Mack, charged with using profane lan- guage in the streets; fined $5, or 20 duys in wor! Use. garet Shuebarun, charged with 1 Margaret Shuebarun, charged with lettin, her goats run at large; fined #3. . Henry Staples, charged with removing often- sive slops at improper hours; fined #10. TWO THOMPSONS. William Thompeon, a colored man, be with using a wheelbarrow on the sidewalk; dis- missed. William Thompson, No. 2, a colored boy, charged with behaving m a disorderly mannar in the market-house; fined $3. AN OUT DOOR LODGER. John Sanford, — with being found drunk in the Smithson Dee ge During his nap there he was rob! of his watch and pocket book con: ing $3, and, in considera- Uon of bis bad luck, the judge dismisse: TRE GEORGETOWN Bi Dr. Kicinsmith, of before the court on 8 summons case of Moses Davis, who died from injuries re- ceived on ee by Fielder Garter on the Sth instant. The testimony was to the effect that deceased came to his death from the in- juries as described. The case was further post- poned to hear important testimony. Corporation of Georgetown ‘vs. Wm. O’Brien, James Downey, and Jeremiah Sullivan, three white boys, charged with throwing stones and using fane language in the street; fined $5 or to be committed to Georgetown workhouse 30 days. SELLING WHISKY IN TRE CENTER MARKET. Joseph Harbangh charged with selling whisky im the center markethouse. Accused keeps a soda water stand, and it was testified thatin a private drawer he keepsja whisky bottle, which he uses when that sweetener is called for in place of syrup; fined $10. Mr. Norris, counsel for plaintiff, gave notice of an appeal. OFFENCES OF THE TONGUE. John Manual, charged with using profane and indecent language in an alley; tined 310. Rachel Bright, colored, charged with usin, profane and obscene language in a house, lou. enought to be heard in the street; tined $10 or 6 days in workhouse. “nited States vs. Jeremiah O’Connell,charged with committing an assault on Theodore Gross; fined #1, without costs. Corporation vs. Jeremiah ©’Connell, charged with profane swearing and indecent language in the street; fined $1. Sarah K. Adams, colored, charged with using profane and indecent language in the street. fined $3, or workhouse 30 days. GRAND LARCENY. United States agt. Levy Bryant, colored, charged with the larcen: cloths and clothing belonging to Frederick W. Rest, valued at «300. This larceny was committed on the 15th day of July, and detectives Coomes and Miller made the arrest yesterday. He was committed in de- fault of £600 bail for action of the grand jury. ANOTHER LARCENY. Charles Sylvester, charged with stealing a coat and pair of shoes, valued at $14, the prop- erty of Thomas Gleason. The accused was very ri and looked as if he needed the c! enough, but the court did not approve this of obtaining the property, and he was com- mitted fo jail in default of Eo, for the action of the grand jury. AN UNNATURAL FATHER. Charles W. Howard was charged with com- mitting an assault on Mrs. Mary Sipes, his mar- Tied daughter, by her in the face. Com- i testimony in tears, saying that her f; "8 conduct is most brutal towards her. The court fined Howard $100 and costs, and in default to be committed to jail three months. He was also juired to enter into bonds in the sum of $100 to keep the peace six months. LOVERS OF GREEN Corn. Mary Jane Henson and Mary Williams, col- pep charged = gg =~ x steal- en corn out of the inclosure of *oury Sines; dismissed. GOING INTO THE JUNK BUSINESS. Wm. Thomas, colored, charged with steahi a piece of cast iron water-pipe valued at $1.50, the property of some person unknown; dis: , the case not appearing ‘clear, and no owner appearing. Sabi: TANDLORD AxD TEmawr. Arthur Pannell, c! with commi an aseault on Samuel ‘Broadus. both colored. Com- plainant is a tenant of accused, and the assault iy opis prom an each ve up the pre a Led fined and costs; total $16.50. Henrietta Green, colored, for threata to Ed- ward , also colored, required to give keep the peace six Tas Bartmwors Scuverzex Festrvat— Award of ens Suocessful.— ‘The annual festival of the Baltimore Schuetzen a close last evening, but interruptions by % mined that after the park to-day, in order to clear up and put Be aproReT order. the festival will be resumed on y and Tues- next, with additional attractions to pleasure seekers. The Sun gives the list of successful contestants in the shooting for prizes, from which it nians were For wane ee & number of W: among the successful ones. at rest :. 12th, ), $25; 13th, Mr. Lippold, of ‘Wash. ington “eee Mth, Philip Kieke of’ New ork, E. benetiner, goorrius. Me Zeller, of Wastine? tom, $ib 18th, W- Wattorn, $15; inth, A. Wag 20th, Chris. F. Rau, $1! at free short distance, lst prize,’ 875; 2d, Joseph Pennington, 7 » E. Heunsch, $40; 6th, pe LOrst, York, $10. - pe ‘s vet ‘or shooting at rest, at long distance— Prize, sos. Pennington, $60; second prize, Mr. lemich, of Washington, $55; gree: a Bui » $45; fourth ‘prize, John E. Cham- derlain, $40; fith prize, HR. Elbring, @35, th prize, Puulip Klein, of New York, $30: seventh prize, G. Schalk, of Pottsville, Pa., $2: prize. L- Beyer.'of Washi . $2) hris. Hesse, $20; tenth prize, Dr. $15; eleventh prize, Wm. Corse, @i5; tweiti, -Kramer, $15; thirteenth ¥ iG; fourteenth prize, H. Walker second ‘or wling Thu awarded to F. Collinsworth, of A silver watch w: Mr. Collinsworth for making the os be having made y+ ITS SUMMER CLOTHES.— ‘This a matter os — eee as Newspaper Row, on 14th street, now presents a | Sad_contrast with its late busy ap; | Formerly it was one solid column on 14th, bat the recraits to the ‘fourth estate” in that quar- | ter have been so numerous of late and of so much warlike experience that | wing bave been esta! ext ing around | the corners of F and E streets respectively. Our reporter being hard up for news, took @ walk this morning along never-faiting fountains, and found an unpromisi 1g state of affairs. Commencing in order on F street, at the Baltimore Gazette office, you ask for Pills- bury, and no Pillsbury replies. He is traveling around the lakes, and says “he will probably take in Canads.” Come around corner then. and you meet the Times office, which is being run by Burritt in the absence of Crounse. immediately u is the Boston Journal office, which 0. K. is running for Ben. Perley Poore, who is rusticating on his farm at New- jassachusetts, at juets, which is no new thing for Perley Fhe next, ihe Pe oe Iphia rer office is a , U. H. Painter mutly hay the itselt his absence in the East. Then come to office of the New York Post, Philadelphia Bulletin, and Bos- ton Transcript, where Boynton holds forth in re place of Scott’Smith, who is making daily cuta- neous tions of salt water. The Boston Advertiser and Cincinnati Gazette come next, tnd Boynton and Andrews, thinking Washing: a enol Placeto stay » Temain at their posts, And there posts. ery, grave, dignified, with crossed }, perusing is ee news, and indeed so solemn-choly in coun- tenance that his moustache only. saves him from being suspected asa deserter from the Ecumenical Council. That’s the Herald office and Keim being now invested with diplomatic Connery and MacFarland are the sum- mer | Now looms bas Tribune, which Kamedell is caring for in the absence of Young and Shaw, who are boti: * branchers.” His white hat can be seen as soon as you turn the corner, and that inevitable turn of his fancy malacca not lected in the least. The World oftice a ing, is going on as usual, being in charge of a young married man who has concluded to adhere to the comtorts of home for awhile. The N. ¥. Journal of Commence is next, bnt little Copeland is away, and the office is fearfully dull. ‘fore turning the corner we strike the Philadelphia Ledger office, where Cone, Proctor, and Evans are all in full blast and are going to the sea side as they were lately ited by the Ledger proprietor with white inen umbrellas. Now we bring up at the left eee Associated Press office. There sits Father Gobright, either buay in penning news or mending toys for his idolized grandchildren, and ever ready to treat—to PE sonag water from the corner. Barr is there He thinks, in this dry weather, that the “clay sheuld pe moistened,” £0 he moistens. Jim Holland com- plains terribly of the heat, and doesn’t go out more than he can help, but there are always plenty of *: newspaper fellows” there having a most ten eighty-two during the ! talk over matters which not unfrequently re- sults in a trip to Charley ¢ y's. ‘* Maxi- milian” McKee is off for abdut a month on a northern tour, and thinks somewhat of splicing before his return. : ——e RIVER FRont.— Harvey's Wharf — Sailea is Clara Bell, Bamberger, Havre-de-Grace, y 8! Carter's Wharf—Arrived, schr.Mary Co! Wilson, Havre-de-Grace, ‘¢oal, J. W. Sailed, schrs. Marie Elizabeth, McNamara, Havre-de-Grace, light. RE. Seward, Hubbard, Alexandria, to discharge balance of cargo. Johnson's Wharf —Arrived, schrs. Neptm Bride, Jones, Calais,Maine, fumber tor market. Philip Seaman, King, light; Edwin Keed, House, Boston, ice, Great Falls Ice Company; severat ec sates ch Philp Seen Rie Ze e }, Schr. x x- andria with ice. 3 mings Riley's Wharf—Arrived, schr. Eureka, Swift; John Francis, Evans; Answer, Johes; Nautilus, McIntosh; Marie Ei John-on; Four Brothers, Lewis; all with melons for mar- ket Schr. Vandalia, White, with peas for marke! Fowler's Whnrf.— Arrived, schr. Nellie F. Bur- gess, McKean, Wil ton, lumber, N. B. Fu- itt. Jessie B. Smith, Williams, Boston, ice for reat Falls Ice Company. Fay's Wharf — Arrived, schr. Great Pirate, Sullivan, wood for market. G Street Wharf— Arrived during the week ending, August 13, schrs. Lewis Corbell,Corene, SarabFisher, Caroline Holmes, coal for James Gleason; schr. Charity. pine wood, to same. a ee THE CORPORATION INDERTEDNESS.—Griting Ready to Pay it—Mayor Emery has been nego- tating with the First National Bank for a loan of $15,000, authorized by act of Councils, and it is likely that the money will be placed to the credit of the corporation in a day ortwo. Gen. Whittlesey, the comptroller, expects to enter on the pleasant duty of ‘paying out” some time next week, of which due notice will be given. It is understood that the school teachers will be among the first paid, and the certificates (for two months salary) and the money for the bal- ance will be placed in the hands of Mr. J.C. Proctor. the Treasurer, as soon as possible, and it issafe to say that for a days at least be will be busy in paying the accrued salaries. This will be gratifying news to the teachers, many of whom, for want of money, have ngt taken their usual trip out of town this season, VaN AMPURGH & Co.'s GREAT MENAGERIE now on exhibition here is by far the largest and most complete collection of rare animals ever exhibit in this city. The mammoth tent was well crowded last evening wii some of our best citizens and their fam! lies, but excellent order was preserved, and all had an opportunity to see and hear. Many of the ani are of species hitherto un- known in this country, except by hearsay, and those who fail to see them now may never have another opportunity. The intelligence of the pertorming elegant, . horse, and is Te- markable, and ute a pleasant feature of the entertainment. To-nizht is the last chance. ae A Bap MinisTgRr.—A day or two since an order was issued by the city authorities for a coffin for a colored child. named John A. Ham- mond, son of Isabella Butler. It was stated that the mother, Butler, when a mere baby, was adopted by a colored hen she was fifteen years of age came the father ef her child, now dead. It is also said that the offender was once brought be- fore = church on this charge and was dis- missed. ——_e—__. THE NATIONAL Lanor ConGRess.—The fifth annual session of @e National Labor will be held in Cincinnati, commencing on Mon. day. ir. A. T. Cavis, vice president, leaves this city to-da to attend it, as also Messrs. Al- len Coffin and J. L. Gatchell, who represent the National Guard of ager ps hee ad 'T. Down- ing, F.G. Barbadoes and Isaae Myers, of the National Laber Union Executive Committee. en ee Satw or Steam MArrce Works Ma- CHINERY.—Ye y, Messrs. W. L. Wall & Co. sold the marble saw mill machinery, tools, north of the Capitol, belonging tothe goréene 01 ‘apitol, belon; govern- P. Gilbert & cage dealers, of wn. ‘These works were used to saw marble for the Capitol, and there is no further use for them. The sale amounted to 2300. a eee aaa ‘THE FIREMEN TO BE PArD —Mr. Joseph Flet- cher, secretary to the Board ot Fire mis- sioners, informs us that on Monday next, the 15th inst., the firemen will be paid to June Ist, 1si0. They will receive certiticates, and the amount required to pay them is $14,355. > Leg raf CaRnTse meee and veg have F Branch, to take charge ei the tonsorial catablishment bf Booker & lo art there. Se Save or Kear Estate by Thos. E. W: estate broker and auctioneer. man, real tm of lot 11, in square No. 1,061, ved by small frame, to Frank D. Gaines, for B35. ‘i GEORGETOWN. Ax Opp Boor ror SaLe.—Last evening as the boats of the Potomac Club: were being gotten out for evening practice, the race boat Ariel ra ts Re ‘extent, of about 850. Mr. was Samuel ', One the crew, and a decidedly heavy weight, either sli; his footii ent when entering the bo: which e very fragile, let his teg straight through. It was then found im le to get his foot back through the a boot had to be cat off entirely, the rest of the crew inthe mean- —_ bailing liking thunder to keep from sink- Ax OLD REsipENT Gon8.—Doctor John Stone, one of our oldest and most reerne citizens died at 3 o’clock this morning. Dr. 8. has been u druggist on High street for the past 30 years. — THE fe ee, ee ? asked Mr. Richard Pet morning ter. A few dayssince it was mentioned that he had lost quite a number of of fine breeds from c! » and he says now he hasn't pockets enough to carry all the letters he bar ne containing hye os of remedies that disease, every one commencing, noticed in the Star,” &e., &e. Tar MaRyLAND WHEA™ Cror.—A letter re- ceived by Mr. George Waters this from Williamsport, on line of the canal, states that the supply of wheat in for the present, as th by the extreme warm w. but as the extent of the crop is concerned, no farmer in that vicinity has cause to complain. Tue Hoty Hitt Bann serenade last night on for “Sir, I perfectovation. There were at lenst one hundred boats of various sizes out, the fair sex ited. band The Lady of the Lake wok to Merk sea bes: | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. | BOOKS, STATIONERY, &o. INSURANCE, ton 454 barrels,trom A. Ross Ray & Brother, Y THOMAS LUNG, Auctioneer, iii. . 234, William Cia ag i2)- and Here & Welch, B TEE Bride beset Sesizetown. N®" Books rm Loss by Fire. barre! mil latter firm have not SEHOLD FU ; been in operation this week, in eonsequenco of MA GENTLEMAN LEAVING Pag CIS SF PHILP « SOLOMONS. Sais fall and winter bust aos bmsrh as ‘Ou WEDNESDAY MORNING, Angnst 17 LossiNG'8 mt VERNON. INSURE AGAINST IT =§ 4 it — o'clock. L will sell, at i . ington; or Mt. V TSE COAL SHIPMENTS di the past week ” 5 tion store, 1 have been small, owing to the break in the ca- an ered Ea neets & general assortment with ‘Household Furniture ani Bilecte, consist. ore ‘seat Chairs and Soft Se neat and ctor Chalce” ottae® Sot ut Extension Table, Betstends tresses, Cooking and other Stoves, Ro. 4e. 3 "EHOMAS DUWLING. Anse. B* THOS. DOWLING, Auct'r.; Georgetown, nal, amounting {n all to 12,509 tons. CLOSING OF THE MAILs.—The mails will close hereafter at our post office at 7 a.m. and L3) and 7 p. m., instead ef, as hitherto, 11 a. m. and 430 and 10 p.m. The hours of arrival remain é same. 4. S. PRATT @ Sex, NO. 3, ¥. M. C. a. BUILDING, Com. 9TH axp D Srs., AGENTS FOR THE by “Bos” never i s. Letters bef: - lished, and’ uncollected papers ‘in prose ed Drovers’ Rest.—The sales at Drovers’ Rest were well attended rday, and the biddin; LE OF VALUABLES BBAL Est, SPEECHES. LETTERS AND saviwas ol lively. We quote eales of 400 head of cattle at | 4! GEORGETOWS DeSTATE NEAR | SPEECHES: DIOBENS, to which is sdded s ckoten 24. per 100 Ibs. jeed of trust from Walter 3. — mene ay George August a} —— at 82 to £4.25, per head; tty et oy chARLES DICKEN®. A sketch of his lite ant - — CO daieeedllpciieapeatitielaill rer BoE | Ogee cee ee ei ‘00 ERNMENT SECURITY = 5 ic auction, to the ze . By Mre. pant. an ANCE COMPANY CITY ITEMS. Se ee Rhea Be poplar tention for ya Cfkce, AY Warrem Street, New York improvements thereon, described | THE MODERN PLAYMATE. A book of Same | 40 Pon red 4m the shin ‘WE ARE OFFERING bargains in Clothing, our at a stone Ho. 3on the woes sports S74 diversions: me for bors ot ll acne = Se ye mow sn tyveriment Prices having been reduced fully 25 per cent, ne Washin: 5 penne 9 Spereal Dome “ Our stock will be fornd’ hardens | aqueduct,and ranning theace 8: 3i%°, Most aaios uneteated Natural History, Consvscome I Government Seuriis and Bonds and Among : "ete, Nearly ad Medium Weight Suits for ‘ganly fall wear. vn aad capeate de a nemretions, Menonge. nS ne Ks & Co, v4 gilt cover, Outdoor, i evening parlor | (ASH PREMIUMS, s Seventh einat rosdiend inseoting hak vinuetls sports mechaniee, C4SH DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY, aacitaere: the same tractor let neg of skill, conjuring. ‘pasties, ridlive, CLAIMS Palw iN CASH. F Yentriloguism, etc.,” etc, — Hair Pins, Bandanna Chains, Oy Ts = POLICIES NON. FOKFEITABL 8. Lockets, Oroide Buttons, ua! payments at six and twelve months with inter- Thi time of the year for the binding THIRTY DAYS@KACE ON t Dolls, Pi men Yauren Pocket Books, et, to be soured by a deed of trust of the arines. Music; Pamphicts, Papers. Binding in every orrionas KSNEWALS. prion ‘Knives, #18. If the terms of sal with in | "vie executed with great care and menttas, and xt ao Satchels, Baskets, Chromos, three days from th may be | Teasonable prices. MOKG Press PHILP & SOLOMONS. pro} HP id upon five days ae the ris] GEORG resol the defaulting purchaser. Received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Store. \ “y “ 435 and i 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE, s, Dapartmmant, Stan” No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, cluding revenue stamps,at purchaser's cost, “Fifty | S011 Between Ninrm anv Texty Sone cre. tee ep ermeat, State of New 6th streets. dollars down at i a oe Seervtary ——_+—__— i _ Trustee, AR MAPS vier ~ SviTRs ov Rooms are a favorite method of | jy2?-3taw&ds (Cour 2t} THOS. DOWLING. Auct. W Or EUROPE— Vaio Gaia Actuar hotel life. ‘The Am¢rican House, Boston, has a — . THE ABOVE MENTIONED 8: Bey Hag? number of such, which may besecured bY | post pUNED enit MOREY Bore ees SHOWING, street a ye amine Otice , oF telegraph, by families traveling. lost. at 6 o-clock, on the premises. near the house CALLAN ——o—— recep! . Crown; said premises an: - HEMPLBERE has all kinds of thermometers. 6,3. poy eine om oe, ide of Foxhall’s lane, hot On a large scale and very definitely, F982 OMicea 37 TuR WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANE, cor- | _ 80S codds AUGH CAPERTON, Trastes. u N a Tasean ner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is 0] T AKE NOTICE. THE FRE! AND NORTH AND SOUTH L NEW ORE ANE Owing to the departure of a large portion of our ERMAN FRONTIER, population to the wat places and "leowhore for from 6:30 to 7:30 o’clock every Sat ever in addition to iw regular banking hours aad a. | thesummer, a large number of desienite Hot oO wh 7, FRIES Pree D. HOLILEY, Seo, pays interest on di bs A T. C. DeLe Supt Souther ON THE MELO PE Ae —- _ 4. ‘The Present Seat of War All policies non forfeitable. No restrictioms are pow on the market for rent at reduced a § = ABLISHED 1833. For information spnly to JOWN 9, BOGOR, ea “4 “WASHINGTON OFFIcE—si3 71m Sreeer — ts ‘abd Bridge otreste, ; JOHN McDEBMOT? & BROB. Georgetown, D.C. ra BETWEEN-FRANCE AND PRUSSIA. &: i, DEACEE. M.D. at Reeminere, coach MAKERS AND UABBIAG a DAVENPORT WISHES TO id EALE, ils for Piano-forte instraction. ‘1 UAN BOYLE, agent. 310 Penneytvani PRO. Les. FOR SALE BY ON TT sons given at home or ac the residence of BE TWEN No. 30, 2d street, Georgetown, For terms TY-FIRST YEaR RECEIVED OM Or ciaslon ae SOLD ON Es BLANCHARD & MOHUN, = CARRIAGES REPAIRED. Th Cresing OUT SALE OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOops. or SPI! SHIRTS! SHIRTS; jy2-tr Corner Nth street and Penn WM. H. FAULKNER wonld respectfully taform EW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES, CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE Is THE BUBI- his old customers and the citizens of Washi ington in general that he can be found at No. 410 Lith street, near Pennsylvania avenue, where he is prepared to make FHIBTS to order in the most approved man- Berean at low prices. The cut and finish of his Shirts are too well known to need farther notice, BECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT Paks are now selling our spring and sammer Dress WITHOUT REGARD TO COST, SESS, 18 THIS CITT. ee Parasols | KILMENY. By the anthor of Silk Attire. Price 800, Persope finding their own material can have it made | g¢tajf ying wamasome Lawne at 1236 cts; Parasols THE WATEINGSOE ANNE ISABELLA THACK: upat short netice, La eed serge my = Price $1.38. = ‘s good OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson's Sow. | B3 tacrifit: 1200 yards Gallcoss best makes arg | , BRAY, Price $126,000 050 James De Mille, ing Machine wanted. tBep.) iytim | Spence. good at 6 BEND MILDER ‘author of the Ciub’Abroad.” Price tic. aye 101 Bridge st., Georgetown, D.0. | BREEZIE LANGTON. By the author of ace for T° CONTBACTORS AND BRIDGE BUILDERS I am now prepsred to furnish PILES, RAIL- BOAD TL mina HEAVY TIMBER of every de scription, at the shortest notice, cheap for cash. Add: 8. Hin. a Wife. Price 75e. PUT YOURSELF IN HIS PLAOB. By Charles Reade. Price 7 JEALOUSY OR TEV: AN . B 08! as cm IBINO: jovel. By George HOTELS." WV vom desire promp: payment af iosss, iow rate, . . Gnd bs bert Companies, £0 00 BUILT, Silver Md. EDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY! a. ‘ Sand. Price "8" or cail at Browsing & Middleton's ee ee Saupwichks. Br Arcoues Werk” price. jy 15-1m (Chron. and Rep.} Unparalleled Inducements te the Traveling | TRE HOLIDAY NUMBER OF LUNDUN SUGI- MANSON & BLACKFORD, LEX. B. SHEPHERD & ape bls Sattar bats A BROS, Public and Permanent Boarders. THE OVERLAND MONTHLY, for July. 619 SEVENTH STREET, All the new Books published received ‘and everything in the STATIONERY. 'BOUK line’ tor sale wholesale an@ HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW gfterwards. and BLANK retail, at y OTEL, WILLARD’ R ism0. ly 22, On and after the 25th inst.vand up including the Sist day of October ch: at thieiextensive and Orrosits Post Orrics, IRON WAREHOUSE, ndash thom Sor © policy im the Oid™ Mima,” oF the 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH BTp,, ci ihoge PEF DAs Boa neaeeceo Stora SUMMER RESORTS ae Ga tte oe ‘According to : * ite,” « Respectfully call attention to thetr assortment of pci rill becaibited at any time, and a eumple B men - Morcamitia,” oF the =o fare is now In readiness for the inspection, TERENBRIER W: — ; | ems or she “ipemanees? or ths Pama GAS FIXTURES, those who are not f with the cutsine of the | (qBEENPRIRE WHITE SULPRUR SPRINGS Howe. GREAT REDUCTION "IN BOAKD. omprising Special ratce may be made to clubs compared of | tn order tn CAR tan Soe OED. ea Indies or gentlemen. months we will reduce our charges on and after the of August. to following rates, $3; per week, 20; ALL PATTERNs MANUFACTURED BY YEE Tucker Manufacturing Co, New York also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, win Fa iz: per day, Der month SEYTONS & CO. SECOND GRAND FANCY AND meale'and toferio ‘tments. js And inferior a ni Washington to put down the MAS on S77 THE JUEKABE BALL will come off at the “White 'HURSDAY the lith of August ey eh to ante war | % ebrated costumer, will be here with robe. I Kep] jon: tronage of that large ber Tsont » WHICH ABB SOLD AT MANUFACTURERA | jet in Waskiat easel Tee ates te gum = PEIOES, AMES SYKES. JoBDANS Wate SULPHUR SPRINGS. nty from Ste} son's . . Ya the Harper's Ferry and Winebester Haile road, five miles from Winchester. This Watering Place ts now open under more fa- vorable circumstances than at auy time, sinte the war, and every effort will be! made to give entire }. Proprietor. Wasurxoron, 22 Jaly. 1270. asa ETROPOLITAN HOTEL, NEW YORK METRO OLAS HOTTe HOTEL PRICES. On and after JULY bth, 1870, the Price; of BOARD will mEDA perday. iyi3-Im “SIMEON LELAND & CO. ‘The Largest Stock of BEONZES. Loos, and MANTEL ORNAMENTS ever exhibited tn Washington, and at the LOWEST BATES. Every Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of etyle and finish equal to the Snes faction to all the, A fire CITY BANDOF MUSIC will be in attend- ance, and uerade and Fancy Balls will be fre- o Gpring Pamphictefor Gistrination at the Springs le a 2 Rogers, Baltimore ® Choice N. Y. Butter. '[.O, MAKE RCOM FOB A VERY LARGE FALL STOCK, NOW BEING BROUGH EUBOPE, 1 HAVE CONCLUDED TO “—— JUST BECEIVED. at Messrs. Coleman e tmported marbles. REDUCE THE PRICES ‘The Baltimore and Olio Railroad Company teue d-trip ticket: , good for five days, from Balti- Cl mu 5 TERRA OUTTA AND IRON WARB, henson © Depot aud reture, PBICES DEBAT! ep Washington to same at Forme gS pee dae BAP ar ae eek, and BOD ms: SS per dave . month.” Oniidten and Sheed core matt price, White rervants three-fourths,cr according to ac- commodations, 3335 Im B.C. JORDAN "TSE DoxCHESTER. HOUSE, CAMBRIDGE, RYLAND.—BENNETT BROS, Proprietors, havi: refurnished. renova ted, and attached a large win to their wel OHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEN FLUBS, sat $6; from VASES, DBAIN TILE, STATUES, BIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, ae or AS ALSO LOWEB GRADES AT CHEAPER ALL MY Goops, RATES. AND OFFER NOW SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS TO ALL PURCHASERS, i one Bole Agency for MOULE'S PATENT EARTH OLOSETS. ‘We call especial attention to our ‘ES, LATROB! BRAS PABLOB GBAT! = oe re OBE comprising al} the most improved varieties, i ELPHONZO YOUNGS, ‘My stock is of that class in which most ev: ody FOUNTAIN JETS of every style. will Bind something in which he ls in ced "el nose Summer bestiers. “Persea accion foment prising— PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING, bate a GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, Of the most extensive character and of all desertp . which re 5 a “r Hons, executed af reagonablerates and in the mew | aiwaya cep well cosried sel ne tates are E ae BEUS..Cambridgo, Ma. jy1t-ia' , and examine onr Stock and Saleercems. | gp, TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com- | PSE # POINT ra, masomte tine ‘as good an assortment ascan be found, and | Will rece} meee, o?firo ., Smpeclality of GOOD HATRBEUSHES. ~~ | tre, TREDAY. July ito. F nder the arrangements made and consummated THE ZEPHYR WO D ABT. | Stdition of now aed a7 cularged = wins Cita ce" Pthe entire manage, wes. chbea come to well knowa este sSovcuenlytenovateds ai E anne ae aa ment and of Willar’s Hotel has passed into | TFe DO Pin Alleya, Wishing ed ein Bo the hands of the undersign ho isfrom this dete} 4rn.THE TOY DEPARTMENT, which al- | ance ui for the comtort alone responsible aa TERLEgEge Meh a varity aa to leave no itt one | gueste. ‘The Baltimore and Norfa 4 JAMES BYEES | Thsatlstied. Baitimore ‘and eri Greek 4 JeNE 2, 1870, , THE FANCY ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, | of iris days’ Chldcon mea es Mr, BYRES sckporlodgos hie grateful obligations | jo 7uhich wae eae Rar BEATERS VASES, Fede information will be furnished at the Dies Dried Beet. fpihe Patrons of Willard’s Hotel. and promises to | WokR' end BOXES, OABD ‘and other | of tht Metropelitan Hotel. 3e00-tf Jere ang” Shall visit his houge to extend every com- | BABKETS. INK BIARDS. OPES ant Tete Jort and eccommedation that may lic #* | GLaseEs, ac., ac. wane Eee WEW JERSEY. OHOICEST, TENDER SIDE, ) THE SEASON— PURE CIDER VINEGAR, | 6TH. THE HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, which Opened ‘Reception of Guests . OB URE WIRE VINEGAR. see D | ani HOMER 10d CEA Ee iris ‘and | Will be nek eT ele _— GREEN GINGER: SPIcEs, Gente” UNDERWEAR, ao" hsmagnificent atructure, located at the S§pECTED AND PUT UP BY ANDEREGG a —— H_N-SURCBELL. | arm. THE REGALIA AND THEATRICAL resort, bas all fe aoa eamouy Summer BOTH, CINCINNATI. ST™4M CaRerT-BEaTINe WoRKs, TRIMMING DEPARTMENT, in which can be | Geprevenenw oy No, 28 Marne Avenus, bettceen 4% and 6th sts, | found everything. Becessary for REGALIA™ and | wprovementacal ‘The und Js now prepared to cxecnte all or: | MASQUERADE. Personal attention of Mr. JAMES SYKES ders at short notice inthe CLEANING OF CAB. snd Mr-PETEB GAKDNER, so iong known to the HARE, Gall qualities and lees, Yor formation, | O72, THE BASKET DEPARTMENT. which frevatlna patie, will surely gunranten te those that we Eee) RICE. | Other BASKETS. — cap wish for ae aor —-s ELPHONZO YOUNGS, _——_—s Boome, 1 or by letter M422 MONUMENTS. cleaned oe ma LS oadbwag © eo. = porsible to concetve th ‘goods Jel4- jotel, Branch. 3. . oepr therefore would reapectilly Cet Saus | | ee neenemnn ote none Beach 83 GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS P. 8.—The store is cool and pleasant, OGLOTHING, &o. MASONIC TEMPLE 1 am selling, at redneed prices, for cash, St my J. HEIBEBGER. “! Marble Works, north @ New York ave = ane, near the Department. 4 B. SILVERBERG, ’ eae end daa is OonneR Orm AXD F STREETS. my2l-19 WH. RUTHERFORD. 319 SEVENTH STREET, MERCHANT TAILOR, Y Naat BEST Goops PEOPosaLs For coaL. sBRY; Pessevevanza Avance ano DBrazez, ty hg POPolitan, Hotel. (late Brown's.) Bo. 362 Penn. svenne, Washington. 4ND THE LOWEST PRICES) DENTISTRY. SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, Office of the Berneant-at-Arms, ASHINGTON, duly 28, 1370. ' y NLY A FEW OF THOS! 3 SILK le O BRELLAS and cheap VALS 2 = . | Stonce ifyou want one. at PRINCE'S LOAN Gi feairegte de Sates art | weet OO ORD | De meee gee | Oe OARE @eOm Staton, of Bight Hundred Tons Ao Onn othe P®oPosats Yor sTaTionERY, ton, D.C. Half price to IeSoring | per- for Seventy-five Cords of best BAKERS PINE Treascny Deragrursr, = GROCERS, WOOD, and for Sixty Cords of good inerchantable Orrics oF INTERNAL REVENCE. { Oak phy ee ok ee was WasHiNcTon, Angust 1, 1810. Sealed Proposals will be received at thi - tilthe FEST BAY OF BER: Is7us att OF 81 BER, 1570, at 12 Olcleck m..for supplying the: Assessors And Colle venue thre ed, and the whole in the Senate oa ‘EES, PURE SPICES. TEAS, 00 FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIEB PAstuBace FOR HOBSES. of the United States f solicited, two hundred =] which proposals are; twen- hoice . Has la Reser ead Cooter ee; im cach of which isan | ging through it For terns Bon Ge EW Goops NEW 300p8) deeeey thd Collector. | Those Doon Err. Siltrsom, Large invoices of FAMILY SUPPLIES arriving to auttf 1005 Pa. av-sbet, lith snd Lith sts, aes See Penney! era isan tricts, rd it ith i, ee ey "Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, ml iowa, Min: : bega batot and z a. The sr in the some hee Henry " ‘dollars, (@5.000,) ved bi iad Wabmiskes Jadu’ | States District Atiochey. Sao fora to pe fare Charles Henry Yates, Robert Peyton | No. 1938. | '%,jih*, Department. ete WaitaVator ary sae Piemraaa) | set ag ot “| Taah Judah. ‘On motion of the Plaintiffs, by Mr. Shuster, rg ere bk ge tl nee to ‘on or nd vitae occurring forty days after this ‘day: otherwi with: of.default, By the Court. ‘True copy. Test: aero wy My av awe thee Pe SEES = canse will be proceeded R. 3. MEIGS. Clerk. be worn op