Evening Star Newspaper, August 30, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. ‘TUESDAY...... AMUSEMENTS, 2c. Grand Pie Nie, &c., of St. Tammany Socials, 's Garden. ernon. Smith’s Art Gallery, 245 F street. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 27 Pa. avenue. Tas McGABRAHAN CASE AGAIN.— Motion for Altachment fer Contempt —At noon to-day -Iudge Humphries beard the motion for attachment for contempt on Hon. Jacob D. Cox, of the Interior, Hon. Jos. 8. Wilson, Commis- sioner of the Land Office, and W. J. Murtagh, proprietor of the lican, which had been sens cle Perce, re mad ee McGarrahan, on lvth of July, filed an ap- lication for injunction to restrain the New dra Mining Company and ethers from recet-- ing a patent for certain lands in Califernia, and porary injunction was issued by Judge and for show cause why they should not be attached for contempt, but no answer had been filed. Mr. G. W. Paschal, McGarrahan, related what ng og me case, Stating that pe: hearing the Secretary of the i © written a let- ter, which is virtually in disregard of the jerisdiction of this court tothe Commissioner of the Land Office, and which letter aiso charges that the complainant was guilty of falsehood. It seemed that this letter showed an express de- termination to disregard the injunction of the court, and to bring into disrepute the complain- ani; an«! this — was cal . be be published im the .Vational Republican. He also referred to defendant the fact that one of the oe pay! me the Isth of August, had been notified to file his ary itor testimony. He proceeded further io refer to the letter, defen: his client, and he charged that so far as Mr. McGarrahan hay- ng been guilty of falsehood, the honorable Sec- retary was oa of the truth in misquoting a iment which he had before him at the Mr. Paschail continued his argument to near 2 o'clock, in the course of it charging that the Secret of the Interior bad the re- cord, and-referring to the tact that omnis had been paid by way of answer to the rule sbow cause. Mr. Talbert, Assistant Attorney General, ap- peared for the government, and commemeed his argument for the respondents. Messrs. Wilson and J. J. Johnson appear for Mr. Murtagh. —— CAMIMEETINGS—The campmecting of the M. E. Church w: commence at Vienna,on the Washington and Ohio railroad, on Wednesday next. It will be under the su; Rev. Mr. Nickerson. Quite a ope pected. Kev. Presiding Elder MeCauley, - Dr. Gibson. of the Foundry, and the Rev. . Wilson, of McKendree, and also Rey. Mr. Payne, pastor of the venerable M. E. citadel, Washington street. Alexandria, will be At the E. Church South, near Catlett’s Station, Va., Rev. Mr. Tudor, of this city, preached on ‘Sunday morning. ‘Visitors report everything going on well. Four special trains on the Baltimore and Ohio road, of twenty cars each, conveyed over 4,000 colored citizens irom Baltimore on Sunday morning last to the cam; lis Junetion. About 1, many others from ite points on the Tine of the Washington branch, also attended the camp. Excellent order prevailed through- out. A colored Baptist campmeeting is in progress near Thornton's Station, on the Washington and Uhio railroad. A colored Methodist campmecting fs in Jz, | er at Camp Distribution, near the line of the ‘ashingten and ‘/hio railread. —— “THe AMERICAN Printrne Hover ayp Ust- VERsITY FOR THE Bitxp,” an institution calcu- lated to accomplish a great deal of , has ng near Annapo- i from Wash — and jest been incorporated here under the recent ‘act of Congress, by the following well known Citizens of the District: G.W. Jos. Henry, LL.D; A. S. wick, K. M. Hall, Judge Brown, A. K. Shepherd, and W. 8. Huntington. ‘These are the corporators of the institution, to- gether with the president and secretary of each and every of the State Board? of Trustees of the American Printing House for the Blind, or the American University for the Blind, now organ- ized, and hereafter to be organized, and one other person who may be elected by each of the said State Boards of Trustees, ond every other petson who shall contribute, or on whose behalf 1 be contributed, the sum of $500. The pre- ample sets forth that “it shall be a national in- stitition of learning for the blind, and shall provide for that elass of persons facilities of in- struction net heretofore enjoyed or attainable by them, viz: a complete series of text books, works of general literature and illustrative ap- paratus, addressed to the sense of touch, to- gether with all other methods conducive to the acquisition of thorough and liberal education.” eee re P. Fisher, 8. P. RAND EXxctRsion To Cona’s —The indetat ble proprietors of that ropular institution, the steamer Lady of the Lake, Captain Denty, never tire of well-doing, and after having given our citizens nemerovs opportunities, during his unprecedented sum- ‘mer, of visiting salt water, now announce a final grand Seas cee breezy spot, Cobb's Island, where the briny may sea-iowl which leave her wharf, at the foot of ‘7th street. at 20’clock p. m.,on Friday, the of September, arriving at the island at an early hour on morning, and will remain un- til poon the next day, thus giving the passengers ample time to participate in all the pleasures ich the islam@ affords. The great popularity of the steamer as an excursion boat, andthe accommodations well-known of the island, ren- pokes Do shou! needing Test and refreshment. The boat will stop at the Ee points between this city andthe island. © tickets have been placed at £10, or $15 for a gentleman and and are procurable onty at the office of 5S. P. Brown X Son, corner street and New York avenue. ning ‘THe SUrReMe Court or Tae District oF Cort Bra.—The next term of this court will be held on Monday, Sep expected ali the J will be mt. Su Cartter is at Bt in Ohio, is ex; here by that 5 Olin is off on a pleas- Justice, wi on the date mentioned, and it is likel: well ini as the docket forty cases. —s having been increased to tive by © actof Congress, it has been found neces- of the platform, fSrae one LS the altit for chair, im r) tude of the court has been reduced it height of one step. ced ——— ger Schuetzen. The o'clock next Monday restaurant, on 3d and 4 ‘ | a ty way of ith street to Abner’s ark. ‘aetaasitibimenbones Base-Batl —The Base-Ball Club ed the pis match game “aad ad Base- Jub yesterday afternoon, and them by a score of tod. A game of Sx innings wae played on the 3 grounds yesterday between nines se- the and Second Audi- 2 tor’s offces of the Treasury re- sulting = ig in favor of the former nine by a score of ° The Athletics of ipbia and the Mu- tuals of New York on the Union Athletics in Brooklyn yester, the winning b; @ score of 12 to . ~ Pi sei rm « esterday morning + $ ime “4 rm ote anges inmates of St. Mary's acape from that i me of _— ng formerly lived in this thought that they would natural ga Nice Were ated th the facts yesterday and this moraine ves Miller and. © found *atriek Walsh and Raverd Bec” eet and took he where they are held for - E Activity aT Tau Wasumeros Navy » —There are tow employed in the navy- bere about seven hundred workmen, and yrobable that the ferec will soon be In- ere as a number of light-draft vewels are to be sent here for repairs. ‘. Kare Cuaxce—Hall & Koesoffer a splen- did country seat Of I* acres forsale, near Boun- dary street, with splendid improvement, very ~heap, as the owner is about to leave. CORPORATION AFFAIRS. Board of Aldermen, August 29, 1870. ‘The Chair laid before ‘he boa cf, transmitting one from the Board of Health relative to the condition of Tiber Creek. at the intersection of New Jersey avenue and D street north. ard at Indiana avenue and Iai street woat. The Maver recommends the necessary legi o abate the puleance~a collection of stagnant — by filling up the holes with stones and removing th gravel bars; referred. ATION EXPENDITORES, received from the Mayor in c with a resolution of this board of the Sth “calling for am estimate of the amount necessary for the administration of this corporation during the present fiscal year, under various head The Mayor submits the following statement, which, he . as nearly as practicable at pres the information desired: ten-year bonds, $25 interest on lebt. £56.009 38; sewers. $75.00, 100: grading and graveling «treets, H $13. re KT ang Fam yer #41. 3 ™ front corpo ion pro) 85 00: defective footways and opsatng alley: €2,000 schools, $300 000; asylum and improvements to any! 2m, Seta se Police, $75,000; police court. $5,200: gas, $600; new lamps and repairs, 318.0: apothecaries bila, @8.9. Barial of or, = oF and conveyance of ‘paupers, : =p ing and binds election ex, + $6,200, print publishing laws in papers. ‘and 3.0); erection of sheds, Re.-at interscetion of Louisiana and Ohio avenues, 4000 rc... 100, M9; repair: Fe ee clesning markets snd all contingent expenses of the various corporation offices, $4 (Ol, salaries, except fgachers and police, $125,330; other expenses, 10.00. ‘otal, 4 “In addition to the foregoing are the following ex itures called for by legis! and requiring special legislate anited tomect. the floating the last two ion of Uongress by the OF re. bt contracted within ent of Le + 19,000; ¢. $113.315; im. improvement ry provement of t. $23.70), interest and redem] tee, of certificates, $290,000. Total, 542,01 THE TAX BILL. Mr. Shepherd submitted a resolution referring the Mayor's communication submitiing the above esti- wate to the committee on Suance, with instructions to. report bill at the next mecting of this board, and that when this board adjourn it be to meet on Friday, the 24 proximo, and that no other business be transacted at such mecting other than -onsideration of the tax STREET IMPROVEMENTS. A communication was received from the City Sur [kori aBewer tos resolution of this board of the sth inet., stating the estimated cost of grading 224 street west, betwoen K strect north and the canal, 7 ic ys , at 15 cents, $1113; graveling 7.3% equares, at 18 centa, $1,32).65. Total cost, $2,453.63, Grading Zist street wi rom treet north to ca- mal. * 220 cubie yards. 15 cent: 1282.50: gravel ing 7,83 square yards, at 15 ce: cost,” @2,643. mittee. > $1,%1.38. Toral 34. Referred to improvements com: Couxett pints, ETC, Several Council bills were referred. Council sub stitute for bill to abate a nuisance in Sth strect east, entitled “An act to grade and gravel 5th and sth streets east, from K to L streets north,” was amend. ed and agreed to. Couneil bill to allow John 0. Par- ker to erect_@ bow window to his residenc 6th and P streets northwest, to Was pended Uy striking out “fre inserting “four.” and adopted. Davis infroduced a bill (accompanied by pe | granting permission to James Henving ‘to erect a frame building adjoining bis brick bousts on lot 14, in square 116; passed. THE GOOSE QUESTION. Also. concurrent resolution That the operations of all acts or parts of acts against permitting geese to run at large be, and the same are hereby, sus pended for sixty, days from the date of the ° io wir: Chase hoped. the resol T. Chase a lution would not 5 acd caid that running at large of cows, hogs: Soats and geese fn our streets was a disgrace to the city. and a subject for ridicule from ‘all intellicent siiors to the capital. There was no other city this Cy re where such @ nuisance would be tol- erated for a day. Mr. Davis said he was not in favor of the mentioned runningst large. His bi suspend the e for sixty d ake some to permit those wi to have the benefit of them, as no more would be raised this year. Mr. Connolly spol.e earnest the running at large of co and referre against tolerating 5 goats or govae, to Kurope, where di bio ainct tences were to protect ve; les, trees or He held that the man'who kept aniinate large to injure the property of his neigh tan honest one, aad suid the aunoyasce persons in his neighborhood by cows destroy ine their shade trees was of daily occurrence. Mr. Hine though’ if the gentleman knew anything of ahe habits of cows he would not charge them with eatin 7s ver did it. He advocated at lengt! ‘ause of the poor people who were com pelt and geese. eR co" Mr. Connolly contended thet he had seen the cows in bi- neighborhood eating the trees. Mr. Moore and Mr. Crossman both favored allow ing cows, geese, &c.. to go at large on™ the commons in the city. There were commons in their wer: nged to pri- vate person had uo rahe ante! : PThere was a long debate, during whieh Mr. Moore said the resclution—a concurrent one—was ont of order, an Le 5 lo Dassage of the as—Mevrrs. Boker, Champ: ton i Siate Mé Bl siNEsS. xduced bill for laying water ty from K street north to the lary, referred Mr. Chase introduced bil! to open, grade and pay ap alley in square Jez, to utersect au alley in said re: passed presented memorial of Hugh McGia sents that work under bis contract h from E for gzading and boundary to be the Mayer on th at copmiderab: raveling 13th 3 lary, Was suspend y Zid of July last, aiter he had expense, by purchasing hurses &c.; and he asks the Couuci } permission to immediately resume and com his work according to the contract, with each ble indemnity for losses By delay as the J wisdom of your honorable bodies may ‘a referred. Mr, Shepherd introduced bill to law sewer in K street, between Iith and l2th streets northwest, to Connect with the sewer in 12th street; referred. THE PAVING OF TENTH STREBT Also. introduced Dill to “amend an act approved . and if purposes.” which enacts: ct approved May 15, 1s/0, entitled "An act to pave luth street from Pennsylvania avenue to F street north. be and the same is c> amend require the Mayor to have the carri street west, from the north side of Pe avenue to the south side of F strect, paved in the following manner: baad —o (or Ce gp said carriageway to ved wi ve - ‘wooden pavements, the sides of remaiuinc of said carriageway on either side, to be Seneca, oat of said work to apscesed upon all 1s bordering on the line of the improvement, except that portion at the intervection of streets, which sball be paid for out of thi of the and Third Wards, in equal proportions, the work te be done in accordssic: with existing laws. That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, aut to have the cari of 10th street west, from the south side of ¥ strect north tothe south side of M street north, pay in con. formity with the provisions of this act. cet east, bs ed as to f wth iva r. Shepherd moved that the rules be led, and earnestly urged the passage of the bill, saying that it was time Waehington was doi thing to improve the mode of paving the principal streets. is bill merely proposed that the f the street should be paved with concrete or wood, while the sides could be paved in the ordinary manner with Seneca stone. This would give a noiseless tement in the center of the street, and the cost to property. holders would be only $2 or $2.25 per yard, very little more than for the ordinary pave- 'r. Moore objected to passing such bills as this on the first night of their presentation, and would op this until he & Majority of the y holders on the street were in favor of the They should have an opportunity to be it was this very course which spirit of improvement here. Mr Shepherd said kept down the ace to the city. : as time the corpora: tion ceased wasting Toney on the needless wink ork of it tters, it i Pabetendial taape Srhich would ben sredit tothe city. of this Dill would increase he value ef preperty ig Wth street, and himself ghd other property owners eu that surest desired te ‘Aiver fart ker debate the rules were suspended — 9, (Memrs. Crossman and Moore.) and The bill was poveed by & similar vote, a 5 r me ‘Mr. Moore presented petition of owners of propert; on Washington street cet Praying for Mie laying of tot, . Also, presented protest of rty-owners againet the constructi asewer usetie venue, from 2d street to Tiber erred. = Crossman introduced bill to lay igesdand presented ownerson F street, near 24 Ww. rca tage corner at intersec- streets: referred. mated of M. @. ther owners of real estate berderi end ten of ‘Mand. ase . McCatbran submitted a resolution requesting the lpeverer to furnish to this board at its next meetit g with an estimate of the cost of grading and gravelling 7th street N. B., frcm Bast Capitol to be og ne nue: ed fool ir. Baker, duced bill reviving am act to construct a sewer street north and alley in square 4%, toconnect with S sewer in 7th street west, ‘Also, bill to con- tinue the sea wall on Water from @ to N Mr Hine introduced biil for laying afvot pave- ment on it street west, between D and. F attests south: referred. Also, bill giving permission to Pat rick Cullinane to comatruct a whart on the Potomac river at the southern extremity of 9th street west, pense, het pay @2%0 rent per annom the c om, Sead annsally. it ad referred. Also, bill to pave an red. Also.” biil intro. ook mayor and sap -r- and inspector of the Metro fea td ont seater fee eenet oar ard € fc Sticltate apache Waals Pass cde priest @ communication | cf neminations from the Mayor, pending which (at 15:15 o'clock) a motion to adjourn Was carried Common Coanc The board was called to order by Mr. Pops, Prosi- dent pro tem., aud was opened with prayer by voan ciiman Hunt. All the members preseut except Mevers. Gant, Lewis and Holden. THE VALUATION OF PROPERTY. A messace was received from the Mayor, trans- mitting, in reply to a resolution, a statement of the total valuation of real aud personal property trom Mr, Wm. Morgan, Tax Clerk. ‘The statement is as follows issessed Value of Property returned by the Assessors —% Jor the years 1559 and 1590. First Ward.— For isi: Walue of ground, 86,101,724; value of im) ements, 4.197 200: value of pereoual, 47.000. Wor 1570: Value of personal, $297.09: value of improvements, Total, $11 ,409.226. cond Ward —For Init Valine of ground. $8,218. 262, salesct ke provements, 5 906.760; value of per- sonal, $584.40. For 1570: Value of person: value of im provements, $622,300 ‘ot: Therd Ward —For I-89; Vatue of ground bet y fii ements. $3.5 }; Value of persor al, value of im fs, $3.57, value of perecual, $145 080. Por 1570: Value of. - $10.) of improvements, $245.20. Total, 510.416.7665. wrth Ward - Value of ground. $7 036,379; 346.510; value of personal, ‘$434 200. rsonal. $5.90; value of improvements. 8178.00. Total, ifth Wara.—For 1569: Va" ue of ground, $2,764,190; xalue of improvements, @2.157.1:0; value of personal, 116,700. For isi: Value of improvements, $62,010. 640. Ward For 1569: Valuo of gronni, $1.476.768; aluo of improvements, @ 10/20, taluecof personel: ng hy 350: Value of improvements, §3*.00. Perinta Whard:—For 1369: Value of ground, $3,717,- value of improvements, $2,083,900, value _ 70 170. $2,100; of Ww: 862,176. Assessed value of stocl*, separate from the retnrns made in w: of real and personal property re- turned by the aesessors for the year Isi?, $1 NEW BUsiNESs. The following were introduced: By Mr. Brooke— Resclution for pump at corner of 17th apd L siree N.W.. adopted. By Mr. Moalden—Resolution cai ing on Superintendent of Streets for plan and esti- inate for improving Sth street west, from Q street to Boundary, and for draining that n of the city between 12th and Sth and north of B street; adopted. By Mr. Willner—Bill to take up and relay gatter om sth street, between L and M; referred. By Mr Pope—Bill authorizing J.C. Parker to erect a bi window. bill for lamps on isth street, from Penney]. F street N.W.; passed. Bill water main in Ith street, from Pennsylvania ave- nue to F street; amended by inserting 16th street, rom & to Hatrectn. and in L street. from Connecti cut avenue to Je street. and passed. y Mr. g Donnoghne, Bill for gas lamps on Massachusetts avenuc, from 24.0 Sth streets West, and in L street, eat to Morth Capitol strect; referred. Be m. Wurdeman od i a” Billto pay for ntting & esto S. Adama: passe 0 pay for fhitti police court Dutiding; referred. By Mr Bal. mer—Bill for tlag footway’at Sth and L streets south- cent: reterred. By Mr. Gaines—Bill for foot-prve ment on north side of B south. between 13th and 14th east; passed, gravel south B st irom 6th to 7th street east; paseed. Bil on both sides of South Carolina avenue, from oth to Mth streets east; referred. By Mr. Carrahan—Ies olution calling on Surveyor for estimate for geadin g and craveling M street, from 45 to 7th streets wast: referred. By Mr. Murray—Bill for tootways ou cast side of New Hampsbire avenue, from 21st to N Streets. Bill for feotways on both siden of Madisns street, between 16th and I7th strects west; referred. REPORTS OF COMMITTEE By Mr. Bassett, from committee on drainage—Bill Yahine Appropriation for renewing water pipe in Virginia avenue. in the Fitth and Sixth Wards that this bill was to renew conducting be (Mr. Barton expiained i cocertaiy pumpe:) passed. Bil r. hen Co By Mr iiey tl for footways the wooden trap at the foot of 12th street west; ‘a Wise, ass tion in 12th street rewer; Geo rooms in the Police Court; Panl Leary for. plaster: ing in the Police Court building; Wm. M. Slow: danages'done his store by the mob iu’ Ines 1s Pe Piper, from the committee on markets mitted a joint resolution in relation to Northern Mark: r. Baris ported this bill was the same who objected to the re- rt of the Intendant of the Washington Asylum had not beeu confirmed. He wanted to euey of the gentleman who woinld jerk of the market and name him as burse the money for the conteiu- plated improvement. Mr. Freeman moved to strike out the name ot clerk; lost. ‘The resolution was adopted TES OF IND , > pay the floating understood and + making addi: fonal appropriatio Vitentes sufficient to cover the age Thess of the s ion,” shall ‘ained ‘Fporation incurred prior to June « where appropriations previsusly xhausted. or where there is at pres- ney standing to the eredit of the part f which the payment should be rexplained that under the ac ti t be paid without some actor resolution. ‘The resolution was CHLLANKOUS BUSINESS, pe oft-red a resolution calling on the Secre- Ascertain what will be the cost of furnishing members with the journal of Ist council; +, Carraher offered a resolution directing the retary to have the clock placed in runaing otder; adopted. * Mr. Brown offered a bill for the erection of lamp Post#and lamps on E street sonth, from $d to lth street; pasted. Mr. Uarra Mayor why th pot fully carries r the repair ted. of June 1th Iasi ridge at 42 etreet; at 1 the canal rr BUSINESS FROM THE ALDERMEY. BAll for relief of W..G. Duckett for medicines farn ished was passed. Bili for gas lamps, &c., to w h a number of amendments were oflered and adopted, nd the Dill passed. The amendment of Aldermen ts ‘granting certain privileges ty Jobu C. Parker, curred in. Aldermen's bil avement on of G street from Uth steet ater street ory south aide, was a Mr Freeman moved that the tax bill be made the fpecial order for Monday, immediately after the reeding of meesages and columunications, agrerd to; and the beard adjourned The Courts. Porice Court, Judge Gray.— Yesterday, after recess, Corporation of Wash vs. James Blake, colored, charged with drank and disorderly. Oflicer Smith testitied to making the arrest and to the foul and abusive e used by accused. Blake was in a very lachry- mose state from @ too free use of benzine, and shed tears most copiously over his hapless situ- ation, saying that he had just come from Charleston, 8. C., where he'was raised, and stepped in to get some refreshments, when he was arrested by the policemen; that the officers should have had more respect for him, being as be had been raised in Charleston. The ceurt was disrespectful enough to tine him $3, or workhouse ten days. ASSAULT CASES. United States vs. Wm. Baily and Mrs. Baily, eharged with committing au assault on Kate Quinley; dismissed. Alonzo King, charged with making an assault on John Timms; fined $2, without costs, STEALING OASES. Washington Meredith, colored, charged with stealing 4 pocket-book, containing some money anda silver ring, belonging to Ben Jones; held in the sum of #100 for action of the grand jury. Jack Williams, colored, charged with hong a flannel shirt valued at €2, the property of Pat. Fitzgerald; held in the sum of $100 to await ac- tion of grand jury. GENTLE ANNIE OF HABEAS CORPUS FAME. Anny Quinny, charged with stealing a gold watch, the property of Elizabeth Tapp. Anny is the same person who was rel on awrit of habeas corpus by Leg. oa oms cor oy After her release she went to, houseof Elizabeth Tapp, in Hooker's Division, and asked for lodg- ing until Monday Ae ‘ing she had no place to goand no friends. Her request was granted, and Fmjpe her sojourn — it is char, edthat appropriated a gold watch and eh In, which was lecked 7 in a bureau drawer. On missing the wateh, Mrs. Tappsus- pected her visitor, and on searching her the ‘watch was discovered on her person; held in the sum of #300 for action of the grand jury. FREE PIGHT IN LIMERICK ALLEY. Jere Woomley, |, charged with an as- Saulton Jane Jobinson, colored. This was a free fight in Limerick , and the assault » which was broke was made with an axe hand! over the head of complaining witness. missed. TURNING THE TABLES ON MARY. ‘baum was arraigned on the pang of bess = | a bawdy house. Flora Miller was the prosecuting witness, and had just been fined for arssaulton Mary. ‘The case appeared to be well established, and Mary was tined $100 or sixty days in jail. Morzis Bi nd and Mf Florence were fined $3 each for disorderly conduct, and Anna Kicks, charged with @ vi dog was dis- cme ee AT. Diggins, charged with aa profane and ine bons on the streets, pleaded * bemged to be let off this tims, asehe was to leave the city for Baltimore at once; tined €2, and allowed to go. Mathias. charged with using his street washer at $8. J “Le tenement house ‘TO-D. neing drank and ing we James Bu white, ane with assault on Wm. le intent to kill him Se tb hed & : eens 30 days Augustus fawy yn ome with running a wagon without nse; fined $5. Corporation of vs. Kate Gant, colored, charged with derly and breaking the win bors; judgment suspended. Ed larior and I streets therefrom; hel action by for Purpose of im the sum of $500 to a orth, grand jury. ‘A FLAT IRON PIGHT, j and ipo panne the street, and of —s 1 fane and indecent language; fined $1, or work- house ten days. Afterwards nocused was dis. missed im consideration that he had been pretty badly punished by the loxs of $17. THE FAVORITE WEAPON AGAIN. Frances Thomas, colored, charged with car- rying about her person a deadly weapon, to wi @ razor; fined $20, or workhouse thirty days. Re ed conomegeetcr aged & white bor, charged with stealing from Fy store of John Releniager to the value of $5.35, was held for the Keform School. United States vs. Catherine W: , charged with committing an assaulton F| nce Jack- on, a colored woman; fined $1 without costs. Gas. David McLaughtlin, charged with selling gas- bnrners about the streets eichout license; dis~ missed. Catherine Bailey, charged with stealing and carrying away $50 belonging to Michael Mel- hau; postponed for a further hearing till to-mor- Tow. A® OUTRAGE. United States agt. Frank Parker, colored, gharged with committing s rape on ‘Elizabeth irvey, colored, & ma: woman, ving bi between ‘and 1ith streets. © Com- she attended ‘@ festival ing to the last tables in Boston it was one in 41; New York, one in 3 , One in 36; and Uharieston, one im 33. Recovery or a Stoten Mcie.—Abont day- light on Saturday morning last,a large and athletic black man, with bare feet, gi his name as Jackson, stopped at the house of Mr. Samuel Pulman, across Hunting Creek, and oftered to se! the bay male he was riding. Mr. Pulman. suspecting something wrong, told him he would tind hima purchaser if he would call at his stand in the market. This he promised to do, but, instead of coming on to town, he turned down the country. Mr. Pulman sent his neigh- bor, Mr. Thomrs Carral, armed with an empty revolver, seross the country to intercept him. Mr, Carral met bim on the read Sees the house of Mr. Dennis Johnston, ani pari with him awhile the thief jamped sang mule’s back and eseaj to the woods. Mr. Carrai took the mule home, and that evening read in the Gazetle an advertisement offering a reward for its return to Capt. Edenhart, of the canal boat John B. Slatterly, from whont ithad been stolen, and, upon restoring it to its owner, received the reward. The thiet is still at large, but Mr. Carral is on his traek, and thinks he will capture him. Rapcai. MEETING.—A meeting of the radical arty of Mount Vernon township, Fairfax coun- at her church, and her husband being ab- | Peo ny at Gum Spring I-house last sent from the city, accused asked the wie day @ , and an election of officers lege of walking home with her, whieh she | took place, resulting as follows Py nt, Re aintt fer aon heSuteke | Wilt Pea are: ew ret Loar a iu ed: , bidding hiss a night stepped ins when he | B%0wR, colored; secretary, Joseph Fantery, forced himself in and throwing her on the fluor, accomplished the act. This took place som: two weeks ago, and her husband being absent at the springs, has just returned and commenced suit against accused; postponed until to-mor- row. Adjourned. OrPHans’, CouRT.—To-day, the will of Alice R. Varden was admitted to probate and record, and letters testamentary issued to H. Ciay Stier; bond, $14,000. 'e was also appointed guardian to the orphan of Talmer Riddlemoser, a devisee and legatee of Mra. V.; bond, 88,000. ‘The will of the late John Stone, of Georgetown, was fully proven. THE COLORED ScHOOL TrusTRES.—A meet- ing of this board was held last evening at the Stevens School-house, all the members present. Mr. King reported that he could find no suitable building at present to take the place of the one occupied last winter in Murder Bay, but that negotiations were going on which t lead to one being secured. It was decided to rent Car- rcll Hall, where the school was held last year, for the present. The question of a suitable loca- thon for a high | was discussed at some length, and finally referred to Messrs. King and Wormley, with power to secure a proper place in which to open such school, and see that it was put in readiness. An appeal from D. C. Patter- fon for the opening of a school at Lincoln build- ings, in which he represents that there are from fifty to one hundred children who cannot attend school elsewhere, was presented and laid over. Mr. Syphax was directed to call on the Mayor and ascertain the amount of money due the colored schools. A letter was received from Mrs. E. J. Brooks, denying any knowledge of the letter p ited to the board on the 10th instant, and published in the Republican, purporting to have been signed by her and three other teachers, de- manding to know the reason why their names were dropped from the rolls. Mre. Brooks de- clarcs that she did not sign the paper, or au- thorize any person to sign tor her. On motion ot Mr. Syphax, Miss Helen H. Johnson was re- appomted teacher of school at ist street and Indiana avenue, and Miss Sarah Fleetwood for the intermediate school in room No. 2, tary was di- rected to give notice of the time set for the ex- amination of teachers through the daily — On motion of Mr. Wormley, it was resolved to Kichards to assist in the examina- tion of teachers. On motion of Mr. Wormley, Richard Dayenport was appointed janitor of the Georgetown school in isce of Charles Lemons. On motion of Mr. invite Mr. pointment of Miss Mary B, Reed ics Rowena Elkins was inted a teacher. Mr. King protested until such time as he gould examine her recommendations. Adjournéd. ——_2—___ FATAL RatLroap AccrpEent.—The Washing- ton express train which left here yesterday morning for New York met with an accident near Lawrenceville, about five miles north of Trenton, by one truck running out from under the car, letting it down on the track while under tull headway. The passenger car contained about six or seven passengers. Louis Laubosh, of Vineland, N. S., was killed. Pauline Rein hart, of Egg Harbor, slightly injured; Jos. Heininger, of Newark, had his face ent and le; brvised; Susan Baker, a child, of Newark, by her collar bone broken; George Burke, brake- man, leg and arm broken. —e NARLE ASSAULT CAse.— Please permit me, through your Paper, to inform my friends and the public gen- erally that I did not ‘go bail” for one Mill reported in your police items yesterday, neith do 1 know any of the parties concerned, and knew nothing whatever of the affair until my Tre Mirusr-V Euitor Stor. and all manner of intlammation, and the “3. S. S.," the great remedy for all troubles of the bow- els, liver, kidneys, &c. See advertisement. ——————— IMPROVEMENTS.—Messrs. H. Browning and S. Cross are having erected on Pennsylvan avenue, between 1th and Iith streets east, bandcome row of nine three-story brick dwell- ing houses, with all the modern improvements. ee Rear Estate Satzs.—Fitch & Fox, real estate brokers, have sold lots numbered 58 59, in Patterson’s subdivision of square 20, fronting 20 feet 4 inches on Pierce Place and running back 90 feet to an alley, for $1,210. —— Rev. Dr. HoLmeap was considered somewhat better yesterday by his physician. He partook of the sacrament at 11 o'clock, which was ad- ministered by Kev. Dr. J. V. Lewis, of St. John’s Chi \« ——_-__ Mrs. WenstER, wife of Col. Webster, Keg- ister of Wills, who has been very ill for the past two weeks, with Hf ay fever, is, we are glad to learn, regarded by Dr. Norris this morning as out of danger. —_o—— THE WEATHER.—The thermometer at the oftice of Tae Evexine STAR registered & fol- lows to-day:—8 o'clock, ans R 2o’elock, 80°; 4 o'clock, 803%. From J. Shillin; and J. C. Parker we have The Overland thly tor be ere from Parker, Harper's Bazar for September 10. Tare Hoc War.—The police captured 31 more hogs in the Seventh Ward yester them to the poor-house hog-pen. —_-—_—_ Waxtep.—Hall & Ross advertise tor some houses worth about $5,000. Also, for some houses for rent. Now is the time to place property in their hands to mect the demands of ‘the Tall trade, which opens with fair prospects. * nd o'clock, MeS5 ‘day, and sent GEORGETOWN, _ - Special Meetine or THE Crry Covncirs.— In accor with the request of a sufficient number of the members of the City Council, it Bu that his honor Mayor Sweeny will call a special meeting of both branches for Fri- =. a next, poten is gear = subject of ie proposed butchers’ market be considered. OUR WHARVES are MaxcHante’ ExCHANGE.— Business waslively fng of 3,00) bushels por Samal bast Rete Grae of ie rae = 1.100 bushels Frechooner Ann from wi a from store, sales as follows: 900 bushels at $1325, 1,700 at $1.35 4, 3,000 at $1.42, and 80 at $1.45. eer es, ‘F ew iy freight. ALEXANDRIA, From the Gazette of last evening we collate the following: Cxxsus Kerunne.—The completion of the census of t males by 505, and colored females males by 576; so that we have in the city 1,081 more females than exccss to be accounted for, in part, number of men at work abroad, and =, corsiderable ‘by the carnage of ate war. With a grave disregard of the principles of fifteenth amendment, Congress directed the census marshals to make in their returns, a dis. tinetion on account of race and color. We are therefore enabled to say that there are in this city: Whites, 8,273; colored, 5,29. White ma- Jority, 2,975. The nu and dwellings in Alexandria in ‘S dwellings; 2,91 fam- ilies, ‘There isa decrense in the white population sinee 1°00 of (59, avd an increase in the colored poprlation of 3,0°4. Jn 1*5y~"6O there were 2:9 deaths in a popula- tion of 11.206, snd in 1868-"70 there were but 199 degils m a yopulation of 13,551. The death rate cisclored by the present census is bat one im @orthe poprlation annually, wh le accord- attention wus called to the item in Tae in which my name appeared. Etrxonzo Younis, Grocer. fee neg ee THE WINDOWS of Gilman's drug store att great attention on account of the curious p: midal display of bottles of the wonde:fu) medicines, the ‘‘Life,” that cures skin diseas. s ; ways colored. After the election ‘the meeting was addressed by John A. Seaton, who strongly ad- vocated the claimsot Mr. Lewis McKenzie for re-election to Congress. About 20 were present, 8 portion of whom were white. CITY ITEMS. | ALASKA DIAMONDS, French Jet Jewelry, Oroide Buttons and Studs, Pipes, Vases, Satchels, received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Tewel- ry Store, No. 457 Penusylvania avenue. between 4% and 6th streets. Exorisn Har Hoss, ‘Superfine and Superstont. Large assortment, from $1 per doz. Gro C, Hennine. EE saceaini HEMPLEE has all kinds of thermometers. 6,3. GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. N®* FALL DBY Goops. JUST RECEIVED, 6,00 yards CA LICOES, best makes. at 1and 12'<c 1.00 yards SHIRTING PRINTS, new and beauti- pul les Pore MOHAIR BLACK ALPAOAS, very cheap Golored DRESS GOODS, ib vars WOOLEN GOODS, for men and boys’ wear OPERA FLANNELS, WHITE FLANNELS, vory rated Jugler KID GLOVES BARGAINS IN ani KINDS OF BLEACHED AND BROWN ., BENJAMIN MILLER ang 101 Bridge street. town, D C. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r.; Georgetown. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ECTS AT AUCTION. On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Aug. sist, atl0 o'clock, 1 will sell at the residence ‘aldemar de Bodisco, Secretary of the Bus- sian Legation, No. 149 West, between on n treets, his Furniture and Ef ‘Name in ai Bosewood Piano, Stool and Cover Rosewood Parlor Suite, eleven pieces Walnut Bookcase, Card Tables, &c Damask and Lace Curtains and Coraices Mantel Clock and Ornaments Walnut Marble-top Centre and other Tables Walout Marble-top Sideboard in oil Walnut Dining Chairs, Extension Table, &c , Office Furniture, Easy Chairs and Lounges" Walnut Marble-top and Cottage Chamber Suites Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds and Bedding Brussels, Three ply and other Carpets Hall Cheirs, Hatrack. Oilcloth, &€., China. rockers Caters + And ‘many articles too numerous to mention. anzed {Repl THOS. DOWLING. ,Anct.— ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown TRUSTEF'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ontiiy COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, AT By virtue of a deed of trust. dated July 25, 1839 Qs: duly recorded in Liber Ta: No. 1 Folio 364, on records ash ton county, and at the written request of the party necured thereby, we will offer at public aucti the premises, on THURSDAY, the 15th day of § hers Pext,at 40 clock p. m., all that certain piece and parcel of land situate. iying and being near Ten- nallytown, in the county of Washington, D. C.. known as the estate of Giles Dyer. deveased, and Iving within the following metes and bounds, to wit: Beginning for th “at a point in suid estate ne est the toil gate, being the southwest corner of said estate, and running thenoe south 8% degree 8945-1u perchea to the county ro a degrees east, 25 pel's read. thence along the lint 7 ‘he cele! GREAT roof <Aid West 121 12-100 perch: a to from Tennailytown to Brookville degr: nee south 3\¢ erches. thence south 15% de, te the point of lots numbe cd. 5, 6, 13, d 59, of W F west 1 Jed aut iu Onion and Butts estate. which have been released from trust by deed of release, bearing date June 27. and duly recorded among the land records for Wash? county fngte Re 8 of Sale: One third cash, and the balance in six and twelve months with interest, from day of sele, deferred payments to be secured to the satie- tion of the trustee. A deposit of $440 will be req ed when the property is knocked off If the term sale are not fay complied with before the exp tion of ten days from the day of gale the trustees r: serve the right to resell at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser. Stamps and conveyancing, at the cost of the purchaser. anlé 2aw THOS. DOWLING, Anct. \W,, 4: TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR * Mang sy Texxey, Davinsox & Co. Of selected choice WHEAT, by a process only to themselves, and thoroughly cleaned best patent cleaners, is now being market with satisfaction to all who Guaranteed equal to any im the Distrid, For sale by most Grocers. aul3-Im EW BOOKS FOR SALE AT POE & SELIG- SON 128 Bridge street, Georgetown, D_ O. Life of Chas Dickens, tr ite Salt “Mackenzie, deed of known by on tl we tried it. ward, relal No 3 le charge made for stam; initials on sexclonts Just Fecelved eeeral Vbarrels sf POE & SELIGSON'S, New Literary auls__[Rep..& Herald} and Musical Depot, Mes N. DAVENPORT WISHES TO PRO- sone given at home or at the residence of Teacher, No. 30, 2d street, Georgetown. For terms spely.se abov. ay x3 125 Bridge street, cure pupils for Piano-forte instruction. A VERY LARGE NOW BEING BOUG CONCLUDED TO =ae ‘0 MAKE BROOM FOR LL STOCK EUROPE, 1 HAVE REDUCE THE PRICES or aLL MY Goons, 1D OF FER BOW SU 0! SDUCEM) riptnd Ady peur B INDUCEMENTS My stock is of that class will find something in wi prising— ist. THE NOTION DEPARTMENT, which 1 always keep well esvorted and up to the mark” 2p. TOILET ARTICLE DEPARTMENT, com. iS Sophy TESS Satnav. Finats Which most everybody he is in need of, com- ZE! WORSTED DSPART- if which has 0 well known as to re iy mM > such a variety eota boone no hits os = Fancy nd SEATURETE . can find STATUETTES, VA! Boll sas aoa areas eer oe) aii Paige eee in ‘can. uae gue aero mesg ASLO RNa SET ae It is imponsible to the keep, therefore would respectially raieiy sree! P. B.—The store is cool and plessant, —— B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, 7, PEXUSYLVANIA AVENUE AnD D Srauze, HOTELS. [DEDUCTION EXTRAORDINABT! Roceraies 0° 5 Boome will be exhi at any tine, eal nommate Bill of Pare 1 now in readiness the of Those who are not familiar with the cwsstec of tas Hepecial rates may be made to ciubs composed of ded} WASHINGTON, 32 July. 1570. STEAMBOAT LINES, ASE. NORFOLK AND BOSTON W4S8 STEAMBOAT COMPANY. REDUCTION OF FAKE DURING bined THE ‘Sta BR SEASON. ‘The on the copmeering MONDAY. ua! ‘and continuing will be as follows: lar fare to Norfolk. Round trip... Five round trip tickets. Fare to Bonton, including meals and state- Keiltug dave fram” Washington MONDAYS pensar feo gm. Prom Norfolk TUBS- and THUMSD, our p.m. asthe fare will But at the raice weretofore charged er : This is fee taal Ghee prscben to WILMINGTON, | CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH and NEW. OR: LEANS. ayaa-att Mzecuanre’ BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK, Hereafter the Fine 0, KNIGET, JOBN GIBSON, and WaLune 4 fil make regular “week! See E AND an ah wa Leave NEW YORK Y 4 e 0 BG! ed as follows Sg Grona and ALEXAN. (DI the to B. P. A. DER- foot of Street, gctowa. or at the corner of 17th street and Hew 3 3. W. THOMPSON, President. street, twice, daily = vic : INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, Beven! (Genter, 609 Regn! from 14 North Piiisselphfa, SATURDAY at 2m: <i WEDNESDAY at Sp mn erm Freight received at any’ time, A bit 63 Water street, Georgetown, DCM: ELDIDGE & CO Alera’ XDE & CO..14 North Wharves, feb-tt OLOTHING, &e. J. HEIBERGER, * (Buccessor to H. F. Lownon & Co.,) CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY MERCHANT TAILOR, = Pt Hotel, (late Brown’s,) Sy WA wer BED Puna. venice W ‘asbington. DENTISTRY. D54,,PEATE. Graduate of Ohio College ot Dental Surgery,.422 7th ong tween D and E north, Washington. Price to laboring persons. aut-ly Removar. DE. MERRILL. hes removed his DENTAL OFFICE to, “near 12th. All DENTAL WORK done in the best’ manner and at moderate prices. Nitrous Oxide Gas for extracting teeth. iow | iets » LANGRAN & OGILVIE, PRACTICAL ENGRAVERS, oF CUABTS, PLABS, CERTIFICATES OF STOCKS, BONDs, NOTES, DRAFTS, CHECES, LABELS, CARDS, eee ase 1230 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. A™= B. SHEPHERD & BROS, HAVING REMOVED TO THEIR NEW 4KON WAREHOUSE, 910 PENNA. AV., BET. 9TH AND 10TH sts. (sourH sipz,) Bespectfally call attention to thetr assortment of GAS FIXTURES, comprising all PATTER Ns MANUFACTURED BY TEE Tucker Manufactaring Co, New York also those of Mitchell, Vance & Co, New York, WHIOB ABE SOLD AT MANU: ACTUREBS) PBIOES. ‘The Largest Stock of i ever exhibited in Washington, and ot tae LOWEST BATE Bvery Variety of SLATE MANTELS manufactured, of style and finish equal to the fines, imported marbles. ‘TERRA OOTTA AND IRON WARE, OHIMNEY TOPS, EAGTHEN FLUES, ‘VASES, DBAIN TILE, STATUES, RIDGE TILE, SEWER PIPES, as. Bole Agency for MOULE’S PATENT EARTH CLOSETS. Uaioe Saami our took and Daleeroome._ 6-00 Beta THomas GREEN... ROPRI ROOMS ip EY bia You Wier. Peeters attention te ‘Meals sent hal mi | LUMBER! LUMBER! en 16tH St., e and Spracs . all 1s market cman eR BeBe apls-tf ong square Horthern % THE NATIONAL a EDUCATIONAL, 7 MISS, KOON BS will resume the dutins ot ber SCHOOL for Youag Ladves, at 221 D atreat, mn MONDAY. September 12th. “Instruciions im the English branches, French, and Music. anzo at" MA M CA TOR ELECT “Goon. 28 POR YOUNG LADL J) reopen AY, September Sth. 485 N street LABNER bas decided te * agel © . Heights,” at bead ot Rish sitet. where © to receive a limited m ONDAY. 12th of Beptember. =e ES KESLEYS SOhoot Fou ¥ Ladies and Mixecs «ill KEOPER 40: fame Sth, at No S0® Inb 5 ISS C.J. MAGKUDER'S DAY SCHOOL for M YOUNG LADIES, i ! MON DAY im September. No. 1ak est street George ken aad 7 x SUME THE duties of and DAY SKMI- RARY for Young Ladies om MONDAY. Sx Georgetown, D.C., No, 13 M4 aul tw N 188 LEAVY S SCHOOL WILL REOPED MONDAY, September 5. or Ling-n <treet, Grorgetown, D.C. until a more eligible can be obtained The which coustitate a tion. BOARDING AND DAY OL. 720 135 A STREET. MISS HARROVER The duties of this school will be resumed on Sep tember th. Ci ned by address ipa the Be yor the Principal, andl tm the corner ef 31 and Market streets, George M ISS LUCY HUNTER will reopen her school, ab t MONDAY, the ith of September an ot . ENTS SCHOOL. CNDER THE re of the SISTERS CHARITY. corner G stro will REOPED on the FiasTt Vv of per. Parente and cuardians fa sending their chil- and lw MESS A ECT 5.) L FOK BOYS, 1704 treet. will commence MONDAY, Sept: oth. reful attention given to moral, im aaah culture. aa Im" NGLISH. FRENCH AND OLASSIOAL IN- STITUTE, for Youne Ladies and One N 915 New York avenue west. Mrs ANGLO Jackson, Studies will be resumed MONDAY For turther particulars ten ase be Prompt Principal. tember hy Jackson. OYS ENGLISH AND OLASSICALT HGH This School will resume ite Gutiestn the North Session Room of Dr. Sunderland s Church. en te street, on MONDAY, the Sth of September Jarute be hed at the Hook sterea, N.B—The Principal may be soe room trom Monday, the 29th insive, from 4 to 3p ACADEMY OF THE D HEART oF MARY, Vimoixia Aveyee, Sorte Wasntnoro® The Dominican Sisters will reopen their SELECT SOHUOL on MUNDAY, 5th Septqmber. tention will be paid to'tne mora! and ir placed under t P re inquire at the Ac The Female Parochial School of St Parish will also be reopened on the same day in the basement of St. Dominic's Oburch: nUdS-4t85, ISS CALKINS WILL REOPEN DER PRI- VATE SOHVOL at No. 315 Wwania avenue. Capitol Hill, on the BIBS AX io ie Beptem| Ere GH SCHOOL. Farfar county, “4 Va. Session begins September 21. 1570. ergs FPA ee ARNN™,, Kor circulars adiross U. M. LACK FORD, M. A., Principal, Leck Box Alexandria, Va. aus ton OCK HILL COLLE ELLICOTT CITY, MD. This Institutien. conducted by the Brothers of the Christian Schools, is incorporated and impewered to lacademical ore. upon a rising ground in one of the Cirea- rimeipal. een at the achook Saturday. the 34, 13! Ot omy Dominic's UN au healthiest and vst picturesqu: ortions of the ot : — Teo minuses walk of the Ellicott Tallroad station é TERMS |, Washing and Tuition $20 0 Entrance ; oe Physician's Fee usic and Drawing, cctra ST. CECELIAS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG rt LADIES. under the charge of the Sisters of Moly Cross, will Uae® saad MONDAY, September For » taloene address SISTER M le Place, © strevt, between lst 6 auttaw 131 tol Bill. ACADEMY will be opened at No. 422 tte street. opposite Odd Fellows Hall, TAURSDAY September Ist, by Prof. C. ROYS. late Principal of Grammar School, Second District For particulars see circulars at principal book- flores, OF inquire of the Principal, at sclwolroom, rom NSTITUTE—AN ENGLISH AND L SCHOOL FORK BOYS famsachoseite avenue, bctwoon Mth nnd 1) The Fifteenth Ann ie I Be MONDAY. Sept. 5th, 1570 hol F tired. commodions, and well ve § Per auarter, according t t the bookete y Bates, $10 peiretlare t nd 13th at: ARTIN [Enso INSTITUTE, SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATIOAL SCHOOL, FOR BOYS Fourteenth Street, between tand K The Bightecnth Anny besin WEDNESDAY. lars, Rc. address CHAS 1G. Principal, au2s-tf 335 F street, opp. Ebbitt House, CADEMY OF HOLY CROSS, . Street, betepeen lich and 15é _, Will Re-open MONDAY. Sopt. Sti The Sisters are Brepared to receive an increased bumber of pupils, and will bestow the most ax cere on the mind and manners of their hare to Music, both vocal apd instrumental, we rofor our patrons. Pupils of all denominations received, aud while great attention is given to the religious instruction of Catholic pupils. there is no fultgonce eee of diferent belief. For further par- 0 ticalars apply t ‘auz2-2W Sister M. SEBASTIAN. aT. MATTHEW'S INSTITUTE, K STE eT, Ss Between 14th and sth streets Studion writes Tesumed on the FIEST MONDAY OF SEPTEM- en. Terme, from Pie £18 per at the Institute, = 188 NA HAN LL RESUME THE DU Of her SCI ‘ on MONDAY Boe 2142 Pomeey vania avenue, ‘auld Im" OUNG LADIES’ OOL —Mins | Sow tt cenartonat Reschars will ipan a ath, on New York avenues betwen ion al Session of this Sel September lth B. YOUNG th and th ftreets. Inquiries may be made of ber at 1117 2 street aul, ESLEYAN FEMALE Coll BG WwW WILMINGTON. DELAWERE. N. ‘This institution offers xupertor adv: for t! edpemignet Vues Eudier ie i Sraasa'y one Session SEI The Ai 1 BER orm. I=70. —— For Catalo o ein address a JOUN WILSON, Prosttent. GesZaca COLLEGE. The Exercises of this Instita’ » wit strect, near the Patent Office, wil bs resuted oo a? FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, with sn experienced corps of Pri feasors. cy teh will be ‘tame it ui iseenaeee charged extra five dllara Sear eae Mill BO . containing all necessary information, can be obtained at the principal book ani drag Stores, and other public in'the city, or at the College. aul 17-2 MSS, BEATH will resume the duties of her School, MONDAY, Beptomber 5, 24 street, No- Fs dior wet Fr idetick crest. Georectoee, apart from the school: also, Music. Hove. LIETITUSE. man §D.