Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1870, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, ac. Annual Festival of the Schuetzen Verein Ger- mania, at Abner’s Park. Knights of Pythias excursion to Marshall Hall to-morrow. Daily Excursion of the steamer Arrow to Mount Vernon. Smith's Art Gallery, 245 F street. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 ith street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 277 Pa. avenue. =e GERWABIA SCHUETZEN-FEST — Award of Prices—Vesterday and last night there was a very large assemblage of persons at the fest of the Germania Schuetzen Verein, at Abmer’s Park, and ail seemed to enjoy them- selves to the fullest extent. From 3 to 4 o'clock ing shooting took place, each member wed three shots, amd the contest re- in favor of Mr. A. Kieinheim, who made two bull's eyes. At 5 o'clock a salute of six guns was fired. and a procession was formed and marched through the park to the prize temple. Here the ceremony of crownin; ie King took lace. A short address was made by President euchel, and three cheers were given for the new king for the year. The procession was re- termed and marched to the Park Hotel, where the king’s banquet was partaken of. ‘hes were made by the president and several repre. sentatives from the visiting associations. Th: king's Bn Pie Milled and passed around t! the ki being sulted ing to the recent Prussian victories. a he following prizes have been awarded thus far Queen Shooting—Mrs. A. Fisher, gold medal. Ladies’ Prize Shooting on Monday—tst prize, Miss Apna Leimbach, —— cake; 2d, Mre. Fisher, table spread; 3d, Mrs. Keb, fine parasol; 4th. Mrs. Fenton, half ‘dozen silver tea spoons; Sth, Mrs. Eckhart, of Baltimore, fruit waiter. Ladies’ Prize Shooting yesterday—ist prize, Mrs. Zeller, chipa chamber set; 2d, Mrs. Heirs, cake; 3d, Mrs. Fendner, table spread: 4th, Mrs. Fisher, set ot china ware; 5th, Mrs. Lemmert, of Baltimore, silver butter knife. Bowling—ist prize, 2 George Fischer, ‘3d. Collingsworth Sth, George Ross, of Balti- more, meerrchaum pipe; 6th, J. Vetter, of Baltimore, bird cage. ‘The festivities are in progress again to-day. aia an PREVESTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.— Fim tee oS for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, chartered by Congress at the last ‘ses- sion, held their tourth monthly meeting last evening im the Council chamber at the City Hall; the president, Theodore F. Gatchell, in the chair and E. I. Booream, secretary. ‘Dr. Maron reported that the laws and statutes for the government of the association had not yet been printed, as Gen. N. P. Chipman, chairman ot the committee, was absent. He ‘also reported that be had ordered a seal for the society in Boston a few weeks since, but it aad not yet ar- Fived. Dr. Mason then gave an account of his visit north and the workings of similar societies in northern cities. In Boston an agent was em- ployed to look after violations of the law throughout the State and a ot detectives was engay in bri; the violators to punish- ment. He also gave a iption of the rooms occupied by the society there, and stated that among the members were to be found many leading and intiuential citizens of Boston. He next s} oke of his interview with Mr. Bergh, the founder of the New York society, which was similar to that of Boston and managed with ability. At the conclusion of Dr. Mason's remarks sev- eral gentlemen were elected members of the society. Dr. Reyburn next addressed the meet- ing, expressing his desire for the success of the association. The president, Mr. Gatchell, fol- lowed, speaking of the universal desire to see it successtul, and Messrs. ©. W. Dennixon, A. E. Newton, A. M. Scott and R. A. Slater made re- marks urging a prompt and thorough organ- ization. co en Boarp or HEALTH.—A meeting of this board Was held last evening in the Aldermen's cham- ber, City Hall, J. P. ‘Tustin. Esq., in the chair, dF. M. Stringtield secretary. Mr. H. d was sworn in as a member. D1 lace moved a reconsideration of the vote by which the complaint of Mrs. Ellen ©’Connor was laid on the table at the last meeting rela- tive to a stove pipe belonging to a house adjoin- ing her residence, and causing her mach annoy- ance; agreed to and referred to the First Ward delegation. A resolution of the Board of Com- mon Council, cailing on the Board of Hi to report to them a feasible pian to do away either wholly or in part with the nuisance cre- ated im all parts of the city by privy boxes and night carts, was referred to the committee on oudrette. A communication from Inspector fersyth. calling attention to the condition of several lots on the east front of square No. 44, as being in a condition prejudicial to the health of the neighborhood, was referred to the First Ward delegation.’ A communication from Dr. Fisher, Commissioner of the Second Ward, call- ing attention to the condition of lots on 13th street, west side, between V and W streets, as being in a condition to effect the health of the residents of that locality, was referred to the the Second Ward delegation. The chair pre- sented the code of the health ordinance of New York city as amended by the committee, suggested that the same, with various altera- tiors, be adopted by the board for their guid- ance. The subject was postponed till the next meéting. Adjourned. ——~ Scppen Deats or a Watt Kyowy Crti- zEN—Last night about half past 11 o’cloc Captain James E. Stewart, a well known citi- zen, fell down at the corner of 7th and G streets ima Stand died before medical aid could be procured. Apoplexy is supposed to be the cause. Captain Stewart commanded com A, Maryland and District volunteers in the Mexican war, having raised the company by his own efforts. For some time he commanded the Maryland battalion in the Mexican war, be- ing senior Captain of that command. He served gallantly through the war and was in most of ihe large battles of that campaign. He was about sixty years of age. Dr. Potier, the Coroner, was called this morn- ing, and after learning the facts decided that death was the result of natural causes—probably apoplexy. ‘an inquest was unnecessary. Mr. Joseph Gawler, undertaker, at the request of Capt. James Kelly and other friends of the de- ceased, took charge of the body, and they at once telegraphed to the brother of deceased, Col. Stewart, of Baltimore. in order to ascertain his wishes as to the disposition of the remains. pial ela Bivs yor Fret.—Mr. French, Ser, Arms of the Senate, yesterday 07 Dids to supply the Senate wing of the Capitol build- ing with wood and coal during the next winter. The bidders were a follows: W. H. Barbour, William Guinand, S. P. Brown & Son, Charies T. Yoder, A. P. Clark, Jas- per Scott, T. Clark & Co., H. Fowle: yo, D. ‘Tredway & Wells. of New York, and C. L. Fox- well, of Wilmington, Del. The contract for coal was awarded to Charles T. Yoder, at $6.54 per ton; pine wood to H. Fowler, at $400 cord, and oak wood to W. H. Barbour, at per c ant-at- TRE GRAND EXCURSION to Yorktown, White House, and West Point, Va., on the steamer Lady of the Lake on Friday next, promises to be one of the most pleasant and interesting trips of this popular boat this season. Ample time will be fu the cagarsionists to inspect the historical places visited, and the boat will re- turn to her wharfhere on Sunday morning. The moonlight trip on Friday night down theriver and Bay and the return on ae will be SS ee <x bee = mn. A crowd is expected, but Captain J. W. will take care that all his guests are made com- fortable. See the advertisement for particulars. —— Pror. H. Masson’s FRENCR AND ENGLise ScHoor.—The attention of our readers is calied to the advertisement of the select French and English school for young ladies under the direc- tion of Prof. H. Masson. The professor has = himself a competent instructor in both rench and English, and the thorough system be pursues commends him to the liberal patron- age of our citizens. ne an A¥® ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE COLORED Scnoo. TRUsTExs was for last night at balf-past seven O'clock, to consider im it business requiring their i: - Trustee King was there at the time, but prompt at the Syphax and Wormly were won est, ant 22? saiting about an hour the meeting, to wit..— ame King, the reporter, and janitor,—ad- Cowrract The building the ten miles extension of the Kich- mona, Fre. from Brooks’ St eu nel bee Sr CA Teasu! ail being torn and there will erecta ‘a — tion of the White Lot, Duilding to accommodate s pasement of the Treasury building in the several shops in the White Lot, = ——e Prov. L. G. Manx —.—— Carrrot Hitt BEILpise AssoctaTion No. 2. a eee meetii ee evening over nex Rnd the sum of $1,011 was advanced on bares at an Average of 60), per cont The Levy Court. ‘THE UNIONTOWN SCHOOL TROUBLES. A regular meeting of the Levy Court was held on Monday. Messrs. Nichols, ( t,) Belt, Brown, Gardner, Rowland, Tinney, Plant a Shepherd, present, with Mr. Callan, clerk. The Chair laid before the C. a communica- tion from the residents of Unientor reiterating the charges made: teacher against E. K. x in the seventh district, appealing from the de- cision of the School Commussioners, and —_ his dismissal or another investigation: refei to committee on schools. Also, petition of H. T. Pairo, appealing from an assessment of taxes; refe to committee on appeals. Peti- tion of T. S. Mercer for road through —- Carroll, and Swann’s lands; referred. Petit of Mary Ann Harry in relation to taxes; referred. Petition of 8. J. Gosh, complaining of the im- perfect drainage of ith street road; referred. Letters of Mrs. Joseph Gales in reference to taxes; referred to President. Mr. Plant presented a petition of John Mc- Chesney and others in relation to an infirm per- son near Brightwood; referred. Mr. Plant offered a resolution, that the com- mittee on improvements sell the horses and carts of the court, with the tenement honses, and surrender the land leased by the court to irs. Beall. After some debate, in which the manner in which the work was done by super- visors was commentcd upon, Mr. Shepherd claiming that the present system was wrong, and Mr. Plant defending the supervisors, the resolution was referred to the committe on im- provements. Mr. Burr moved a reconsideration of the vote by which the court agreed to continue the lease of stables, &c., from Mrs. Beall; which was agreed to, and,on motion of Mr. Plant, the court agreed to pay at the rate of $300 for the balance of the year. A — number of bills were presented and ordered to be Mr. Burr offered a petition fora road between the lands of Messrs. Corcoran and Hickey, through the lands of ©. M. Alexander to Ben- ning’s Bridge, with @ resolution di the eg to Aas said road. Also, a proposition from J.P. Klingle to give the and stone which may be needed for the bridge over Kock Creek near Shoemaker’s Mill, if placed on his land; which was referred to the committee on ee Shepherd offered orders to pay the coun- oo = ion of bills of the Coroner and of the expenses of the office of the Register of Mr. Plant, from the committee on improve- ments, re orders for paying W. B. Lacey $150, Noah Jones $75. and Catharine Pearson $225, for land taken for roads; which were Mr. Rowland stated that a petition had been referred to the committee on schools, containin, charges against the teacher in the sevent! (Uniontown) district, and he desired to know of members what was expected of the commit- tee. This case had already been examined by the school commissioners, and he was under the erontee that the commissioners’ action was final. Mr. Garden hoped that the court would not pass over this question without an investigation, stating that a petition of titty heads of families had been presented to the commissioners asking that Mr. Longley should not be reap inted, but no attention was paid to it. The charges were made and an investigation had, but the results were not at all satistactory to some, and it was charged that the committee had whitewashed Mr. Longley. If the people did not want him he sLould not be forced upon them. Mr. Shepherd said he was satisfied trom the Teports in the papers that Mr. Longley’s useful- ness as a teacher in that section was destroyed, but he did not think that the court should take any action. for it would open the door to a large amount of such business, and the court in his — should not sit to hear appeals from that ard. Mr. Shepherd, from the committee on police, reported a resolution to pay J. W. Craig a fee as an informer; adopted. Also, one directin, the committee to select a site, with plan and estimate, for a police stationhouse in the county; adopted. Also,one that the finance committee request a payment of the Mayor on account of the amount due by the corporation; adopted. Mr. Burr presented petition ot C. Adams, asking that the amount of license for his house at Drovers’ Rest be reduced; referred. On motion of Mr. Kowland, the court ordered the mounting of fifty additional maps of the county. Mr. B tion of adopted. burr offered a resolution for the pub} copies of the laws; which was The Courts. Pottce Court, Judge Gray.— Yesterday, after our report cloxed— Sarah Becket, colored, charged with being drunk and disorderly; tined $3 and costs. Kachel Granger, charged ‘with prof disorderly conduct; fined $3 and costs. James Wilson, charged with using boisterous and profane language in the street; fined <3 and costs. Wm. Burke, colored, charged with using in- decent langnage and carrying a razor. Having escaped from the reform school, he was returne to that institution. Levy Court vs. Wm. Connor, charged with being drunk and disorderly in the public road; fined $5 and costs. Charles Nelson Tyler. charged with —< threats against his wite, Martha Tyler; require to give bond in the sum of $100 to Keep the peace six _months. Robert Rickets. colored, charged with making threats against Mr. Frank; required to give bond in the sum of $100 to keep the peace six months. James Larkin, charged with committing an assault on D. M. Howard, a letter carrier; fined and costs. Kate Queen, colored, charged with commi ting an assault on Mary Maroney; pleaded guil- ty. and was fined $3 and costs. Jane Lee, colored, charged with using profane and indecent language in the Georgetown market-house; tined $1, or Georgetown work- house 10 days. . Levy Court vs. Sarah Brown and Mary Kelly, colored, charged with being public prostitutes and inciting prostitution near Soldiers’ Home; tined S100 pes and costs, or jail 90 days. Samuel Lankton, charged with being drunk and disorderly on the streets; fined $3 and costs. LAGER. William Walker, colored, char; with steal- ing two lager beer glasses and other bar fixings from the Schuetzen park; pe pom to give bond in the sum of $50 for action o' jury. William Taylor, charged with being drunk and disorderly on the streets; tined 83 and costs. Chas. N. Tyler, charged with making threats against his wife, Martha we was made to give bonds inthe sum of $106 to keep the peace x months. Jacob Nichols, charged with trespass and car- Tying off some flowers; tined #1 and costs. GEORGIA COSTUME. Warren Lincoin, charged with indecent expo- sure of his person in a house on 12th street. ‘The officer who made the arrest testified that the accused was in the habit of lying on his bed Bear the window with nothing on to hide his nakedness, and was also in the habit of sitting by the window reading, with nothing on but a paper collar, fined $5 and costs. POCKET-BOOK CASE. William Jobnson and Samuel Jones, charged with the Jarceny of a pocket-book, containing pod from Levi Hazel; postponed for a further earing. tyand Te-DAY. After the court adjourned this morning. Dis- trict Attorney Harrington asked leave to call the attention of the court to an objection of the U.S. Marshal to accepting as bail in the case of Henry Smallwood, charged with forgery, Wil- liam Bowen, a colored man, who, it leged, is @ professional bail-goer, and receives bay tor this service. E. C. Carrington, counsel for Bowen, made a statement to the court disclaim- ing the assertion, and after some argument the = decided to accept Mr. Bowen as bail in e case. Ann Delany, charged with being drunk and disorderly; fined 3 and costa. William Keefe, charged with hetug drankend h person in and costs. Richard Lyon, charged with indecent expo- sure of his person in the street; fined $3 and s. Edward Davis, colored, charged with carryh ofan te ae cenenn tp “mma Task. charged wi rank in street; fined $3. sil . Henry, Jone ela ate win naving lenry , stolen a ham of the value of 83; required to sd bonds in the sum of #30 for appearance grand jury. White, charged Agnes ite, found drunk in the street, § costs. Corporation of Georgetown vs. Geo. McAtee, cbarged with being drunk aud disorderly; ined ten BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING. Edward Allen, charged with am assault on Joseph A. Green, botn colored. From the evi- dei into Allen's house and to carry ‘out Kage — was a the house 4 - While so engaged an found Green it and with him it is char, the as- Sault was made. It ap] Green was a former of accused; fined $5 and cost. Both parties were - 9 required to give was of Becket for that places’ “°° Obicago, having PREPARING FOR Coup WEATHER. wil A LARGE RED rox was caught in the Navy Department early this morning by several of the Reynard was discovered in the surrounding the Department, and umphantly game which the: connection with the tail-feather of a reed 1 bird, the result of a thirty-yards’ into a of five hun- dred. The fox was attracted by the aroma from this great accumulation of bir. papas Sel Svuppen DEaTH OF 4 WASHINGTON LaDy —A letter received here states that Mrs. John Adams, who has for some past resided at the corner of I and 16} streets. in this city, died in the White Mo: ire, on the 3ist ultimo. She in the mout th at of , and was well known here in fashionable circles in former days. She was a sister of the late Johneon Hellen, of this bs elle ee John Adams, one of the sons of nt John uincy Adams. Her remains were taken to ston, and interred in the Adams family burial ground. Tae Howe Szwrne Macaine is rapidly gain- ing favor, and the saies room of Mr..J. Karr, the agent for this District, is often crowded with Persons examining the various styles and finish of the different machines. As an evidence of their superiority, Mr. Karr can refer to hun- dreds of purchasers in this city. The Howe Company are now making over four hnndred machines daily, all of which find rapid sale in all parts ot the world. See advertisement in another column. oS Tne OysTER SEASON having been fairly inaugurated, Mesers. Harvey & Holden have commenced ‘receiving sample lots from their various beds, and, as is 8 the case with their supply, they are in fine condition and good in tlavor. "They received this morning some splendid Morris River Goves, Absecom Salts, Point Lookouts, and a large nnmber of other choice varieties. —— SALE or A Farm NEAR BRNNING’s Bripce.— Cooper & Latimer, auctioneers, have sold the farm known as ‘‘Fortune Enlarged,” belonging to Noah Jones, and lying on the road from Ben- ning’s Bridge to Marlboro’, containing 35 acres, and improved by a two-story frame house, to C. B. Chureh, for $3,900, —— SUITS AGAINST THE CoRPORATIQN.—This afternoon several civil cases—action§ in the names of six or more ex-corporation employes against the corporation of Washington tor amounts due—will be heard by -Justice Chase. Col. W. A. Cook, late Corporation Attorney, is counsel for the plaintif's. pobcapancste fae DEa THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION last evening elected the following officers :— Colonel Allan Rutherford, of No Caroli prerident; J. J. Martin, of Alabama, vice presi- dent; James Van Vieck, of Virginia, secre-ary; and A. J. Merritt, of Tennessee, treasurer. -o—_—_— A COMBINED EXCURSION of the Knight: of Pythias will take place to Marshall Hall to- morrow, which promises to be one of the finest See advertisement. SAMUEL NoRMENT, Esq,,of thiscity, who has been absent for three months past in Europe, arrived at his home here yesterday in jsood health. ee THE SELECT scHOOL of Mrs. Condrons and Miss A. Tolman Smith, has been removed from the basement of Dr. Sunderland's Church to 506 Sth street. ——-—— Tue WEATHER.—The thermometer at the office of Tak EVENING STAR registered as fol- lows to-day:—8 o'clock, 72°; 10 o’clock, 75°; 12 o'clock, ; 2 o’elock, 79°; 4 o'clock, 80°. of the season. Siow Worr, Egq., Kecorder of Deeds for the District of Columbia, returned to this city last evening. ‘GEORGETOWN. | KAILROAD CELERRATION.—The board of di- rectors of the Shenandoah Valley Kailroad Company of Virginia, at their last meeting in Philadelphia, adopted an order to celebrate, with becoming ceremonies, the inauguration of their road, near Front Royal, Warren county, Virginia, on to-morrow, the sth inst., on which occasion the Hon. Gilbert C. Walker, governor of Virginia, the board of public works, and other distinguished citizens of Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, and other States—amonget them many railroad officials and capitalists are expected to be present and assist in the cere- monies of breaking ground” on this important work. P. B. Borst, esq., president of the com- pany, has sent to the authorities here a cordial iyitation to the Mayor and members of the City Councils of Georgetown to be present, but through some inadvertenge it was not read at the special meeting of fhe board last Friday evening. and consequently no action was taken on it, though it is probable some of those thus invited may go. For the benefit of those desir- ing to attend, President Borst states in his com- munication that a special train will leave the Maryland avenue depot. in Washington, to-mor- row morning, at 6 o'clock, for Front Royal, re- turning the same evening. Tae PvBLic ScHooLs—The Board of Guar- dians of Public Schools held a meeting last eve- ning, and the question of the propriety of es- tablishing one or two additional primary schools coming up, it was discussed at tnegy re and post- poned till the next meeting, Mr. Libbey seem- ing to be the only one in favor of immediate action in the matter. Mr. Newman wasordered to direct and take charge of the repairs neces- sary to the different schoo! palling and have the same made at once, icularly the repairs to the water pipes, which in some Of the build- ings are sadly out of order. Doc Ficut.—A_ test of the merits of two canines belonging © John Nolan and Dennis McCollum, both of Washington, came off yester- Ross); & white dog pur- something extra, while McCollum’s dog wasa brindle, both tight- ing at 26 pounds. The fight was witnessed by a large crowd of spectators and lasted three quarters of an hour, resulting in a victory for cCollum’s brindle. Tux STEAMER JonN GiBson left to-day for New York, with 2,000 barrels of tlour, and stops by the Arsenal at Washington for about 20 tons of lead, for the same port, on government account. SixtH BuiLpino AssociaTion.—The forty- fecond monthly nett of this association was held lastevening, and thirty-eight shares of stock were retired at $140.50 per share. MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.— ‘Two hundred bushels prime wheat offered on ‘Change this morning told for $1.50 per bushel. ALEXANDRIA, 4 ‘The Gazette of last evening has the following items: The steamer Wawaset which carried a colored excursion party to Glymont yesterday, png bere about half past nine last night to Jand those of the excursionists who lived in this city. The Alexandrians, when seg! had left the eir city, it steamer, gave three cheers for which was replied te by those on the three cheers for ‘‘buzzard’s” roost, and when the boat was leaving the wharf some of those on her struck thore on the wharf with long poles, and threw tumblers, and fired pistols at them) and received in response a shower of brick bats, which broke the glass windows in the boat and otherwise injure; It is stated that none of those engaged in the affair or any one else was burt. Policeman Simpson arrested one of those who was seen to throw a stone. The disturbance occasioned considerable excitement and sttrac- ted a large crowd. Ten marriage licenses, eight of them for colored yore: were issued from the office of the Clerk of the County Court for this county during the month of August. The Colored Baptist Association of Fairfax bam ig commence at Herndon station, W. & O. R. R. on Thursday next. Reed birds are now in large numbers in the marshes near this city, and sell at from 40 to 50 cents per dozen. The camp meeting of the M. F. Church, now in progress at Vienna, will break upon Thurs- day morning. CITY ITEMS. |, from #: a s 2 = Fine A baba Coma *oroide Bu tons Silver-Plated received this at Prigg’s elry Store, No. 457 tween 44 and 6th streets. Save and mend the pieces, use “Spalding’s Glue.” iia es, Hewrrer has all kinds of thermometers. 6,3. SS TEE PF’. “jpnccsmor to ¥. Lovnen 8 00.0) OITIZENS, ARMY AND ‘TAILOR, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Wall street, in view of the recent startling events connected with the Franco-Prussian em- broglio, has searcely yet recovered equanimity, and in view of what may yet happen, are not to take too either direction, so that the paratively quiet. The bond market ix rather weak on death and for the moment devoid ot speculative interest. There is little to sell, however, in view of the for the Special Fund. "The. money, market i ‘or ial . je money mar! —, batrates ret eer Se endency. The vr lume nese the Stock exchange has made the demand mo:e active, and maney On call is quoted at 5 to 7 per cent. depending upon collater: moderate al. Ip discounts movement, and sti:tly ir is tirm at 7 tod there is Certifi os “4 Foranat en Kit ati aC lina $e; "Mirsouri 6's, 90. Gold, 114’ rong. 25a§ 1 ern, > 81.0. thern. Sasse.; yellow Southern. 8 mixed Weatern Sdasdc. Oats Sai0c. Rye, 70a Provisione—Beétter feeling, without change in prices. Whisky quict, but firm at Mac. BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.—Virginia sixes, old, 85's bid 6anked. New Yorn, Sept. 7.— Gold, 14'g.Money 435 per cent. Exch long, 94, short, 1934. 5 2a, ISiz, coupon, 1235. x Coupon, 6%: do. new, North Carolina's, old, 51: do. new, 256. New Yo. uept 7 — Wheat heavy and Ia2e lower, Corn heay’ jc. lower. Flour dull and declining: SPECIAL NOTICES, pet re atin PURE WINES. I have made arrangements with one of the largest firms in California by which I am enabled to sell. for communion purposes, the pureat selected expressly for me, viz: SHERRY, NGELICA.MUSCATEL and HOOK; also, SOUPPERNONG WINE. from North Carolina: DRY CATAWBA, from Urbana Wine Co. Those Wines I offer for sale, wholesale and retail, by hogs oa Sogo and half-barrel, by ea ranght. . Proprietor of the Nos. 1217 and 1219 Pa. av. aleo, No. 84 North Charles #t., Baltimore, WHITE OATAWBA BRANDY, for Peaches, §2 0 per gallon. BALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN AIR RENEWEK, iT WILL POSITIVELY RESTOKE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOK. It keeps the hair from falling out. It is the best dressing in the world, making lifeleas, stiff, brashy hair, healthy, soft and closey, For sale by all druggists. HALL &00., Bay Proprietors. se 2-eolmaw 140. FOR THIRTY YEARS 1870. Has that well known, standard, aud popnlar rem: iy, the PAIN KILLER, manufactured by Perry Davie & Son, Providence, BL, fore the public, and in that time has become known in all partsof the world, and been used by people of all nations. . It remains, to-day, that same good and efficient Its wonderful power in relieving the most n has never been equated. and it has earned le popularity by its intrinsic merit. No ut has had so wide-spread sale or given such universal satisfaction 1@ Various ilix for which the Pain Killer cure, are too tion in this wiver- tivement. A internal mediciac, the Pain Killer stands unrivaled. Directions ac company each bottle. “fold ‘by all Drugs se2-eolm MARRIAGE IS HONORABLE. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on the honors, learures, and advantages of a ha| MARRIAGE, as Sontrasted with Bingie Life, and fo fearful BViLs OF CELIBACY, in m fern times. Sent tree, in sealed lopes. Address, HUWABD ASS@CLATION, Box P) Philadelphia, Pa: mnw fm. T° THE LADIES. 1 have now in stock and am receiving a very fall assortment of ZEPUYR WORSTED, from the celebrated factory of Bergmann & Berlin, Prussia, which, for its softness, brilliancy coloring and superior weight, has taken the palm of all other makes. ‘My assortment of GERMANTOWN WOOL is now algo very complete, and for warm Shawls, Afchans, &c., is very desirable. For Children’s Fancy Stockings, I would recom- mend that new BALMORAL YARN, which fs strong and durable, and produced in end- lees variety. BAXONY WOOL, im Bearlet for Tides, and in fine White for Infants’ Shirts, Stockings, &c.. is one of the articles con- stantly called for. SHETLAND WOOL, in pure White, bright Seatlet and Boff; knits up very pretty, and has a well deserved popularity, GEBMAN AND AMERIOAN KNITTING YaRNs, in White and assorted Grays, I am aleo receiving, and would recommend the former for its superior strength. I sball try and keep the assortment of all WORSTED YABN# complete during the season, and would call the attention of the Ladies also to my full assortment of EMBROIDERY MATERIAL, PAPER PAT- TERNS, CANVASS, BEADS, &c. My prices wil!, as heretofure, be found very rea- sonable. B. SILVERBERG, 312 SEVENTH STREET, Bes. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND D Stagey. ees. ca {PEARS OLUTION: Gah are epee ne e by 5 ve = Senyeeaner ee mete tne Frait, To % Vegetables Juices and Syrups of Fruit: Cider, Re", Be. One bottle will 6192 pounds of Fruit, &e. or © galloos of Uider. Warranted healthful ‘and Ii directions for unto accom h bottle, ‘ull directions for Ne w e BUHELL. Pe fe5 cot 1332 F sireet, Hoos Building. OW THAT THE SEASON FOR PRESER. NOMie ard: Pickling kes arcived we week the attention of our friends and the public gene toour stock of bts Ph BEEN GINGER, ‘ VR its LT 8" tiay MEE! Ako;tooursteckof = 7 RUBE CIDER VINEGAR, madeexpressly for pickling. For sale low by 4 BROWNING & MIDDLETON, anSi-cotw {Rep} No 614 Penuasaventie, — ae ivaNia AVENUE, fear ‘Market, Would inform the pabl Scooriling to articles of ty thelr xpires 35, i870; and to diese they pilee ev ‘and below cost. fit mind, ee it is u0 humbug. and = | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL, © = iN —The | FB s8h GOOD WILL, STOCK AND M 7 pass =D tres regular ay and sedkgecesne seeeees | tert We Surec cara wake ROW te ee re. be magret — a8 _ \g RS. GOODRICH ® SCHOOL mation call at tl College office, south oe: cornce thew: city. Brelling ise . | AVE ON. W., wil. be reopened on a of Seventh and D streets, or address HENE ‘Inquire on the premises. 67-6" SPENCER, Secretary. an ST. JOHNS HALL Soi? 1 STREET Sp She Ree oY UE WES Recor Mee yy Bite AND PAINT DEPOT —All the WW lenaard erticinn of te eee or ae WITHERSPOON Principal The dare. School will be resumed on MONDAY 73 Bi street, Lis 2 0. NIOH OLS. SELECT CLAssicaL AEW FALL G00! MONDAY. September 12th, 2 N®¥F a At S19 Fourteenth street, Horsee INSTITUTE, MARYLAND —Loce- JUST RECBIVED, Early application should be made, as the number tion |, Bohoo! erlect. facilities extended, $000 yards CALIOORS. best makes. at 10and Ite | of pupils will be limited. seG lw" | expenses oe Law Yards SHIBTING PRINTS, new ead beaati- AL MUSIC. cupLY ROOMS, tar 4 cireulare of BLACK ALPAOAS, very cheaj K ri eed ror. Ev oma ALM. Matthews Golored DE GgOD8. im variety 6 Prof. b. con ai CELE bee the emer Store Fost Ofice, Howard couniy. iat and * ii lo m1 upils and families OPERATLARBELS, WHITE FLANWELS, very | $2BOUNCIBG to hie former pupils ani fam inSinging | J ASELL FEMALE SRMINORE, ‘The crittvated Jugler KID GLOVES Ciacces are now being formed. | All these wicking © | fen miles west of . Instruction GREAT BARGAINS DIN CALECKINDS OF Erivate leone riven edher st the academy orate: | $etel-Compicte,_AdVantages for ataxic. Painting. ence of yr a tention paid to common and solid 7 1s MILL ‘ the Professcr may be an? 101 Bridge street. Georgetown. DC. | sien vn Weduening aul toturday freee Ge $fecdowen with great care. Number limited to 4. = elim | Bscaningee eomber throne OR H. TENNEY BEST FAMILY FLOUR = “ . M®- BURR * Mane NEY, DavIDsoN ere See Mane by Texsey, Da on MONDE . September 25, 1870, ee5-colm a3 street. Senger eo Eas Of selected choice WHEAT, by s process only to themeelves, and thoroughly cleaned by the GH SCHOUL FOR BOYS —S—S—~CS~S tmarkee wish setieiostion to'all exe yeh megane ee eee SURES seceoy bs waranteed equal to amy tn the District. " | An Engheh, Classical and hematical Shoo! ‘Sttention given to Music and Urnamen- For sale by most Grocers. ants Duties resumed Serre: for & WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. | Low RUE, ecm Ps Fer annem Te Peplls tu Bnglish department T a he : aaa Fu . . that the followii : peecatetatas Ge tetvemation afieess wanaald for taxes Sunatin: tens eh tae eee AND OWILDEEN an? LIPPINOOTT.Am (together w: ph imtorest and cost of advertisement) on Bey. R. W. LOWBIE, Rector: _ Sven etree ce ereromre | pearlware reine STATIONERY, F ance with the laws made and proviied tor wach | Its spply as Cases” ware IS AS SUSE: Sih HE GREAT SCHOOL BOOK N 2 Tre Ste . Amieiincencer Bwtidens. repared for examination a’ street, between D and E ite rel: pon ob- $ . streets. we. non, 30mm Pith OUL BOOKS at the ‘iswest pom! Towhom | @ Description 5 — so ae ee ee eval nod assessed. rar! 3 RAMATIC INSTRUCTION.—Mre. HKLEN NITURE, BLA’ s 2 55s MUZZY is prepared to receive pupils in Elocu CHARTS. MAPS, i g isk] Sema gecr oma <<. 5 S55 | matic art. f & tl . For teums appl M. BALLANTYNE, imines 7 ag | sates. Halen watt No. 402 7h at Nate Re James Green Junc7, aeneare Mts Soa Be WENCH AND ENGLISH, SELECT SCHOOL 38, Holmead’sad- hurst “ . dition, No. 2113 F . | east ville Munroe PROFESSOR SCHOOL BOOKS : —- } _This Institution will reopen on MONDAY, 12th Jos. -mall-Jone7, Sabdivision of lotip. w. 3 33 | September ‘wood. 5 ofe rH. Masson's EVENING CLASSES IN | Beeberien him, ‘at bie residence, or through the PO bos | COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, street; 120 feet 745. deop.. im SONG ; Lewis Sew-June7, Lot pot numbered F. scsi uence a. : Fo wW.e6 in Holmead’s ad-' Jones. ‘The Select School, under the e} of Mrs CON dition, 24 tet! DRON and Mies ANNIE TOLMAN SMITH, will = south side West reopen MONDAY. September 19. For particulars WHOLESAL ND BETAIL, { pg om | ' sateen the Principal, Bo. 506 Sth street. be:ween % | F streets wes! department under the John B.DaleJune7, Subdivision of loijF. W. 94 66 Charge of Prot Biase Seed 2 + | 1869." number 79, Beat- Jones. ta = t MEs?cae. MR. GEORGE FELIX BENKERT. Nill return to Washington to resume his instruction on PIANO AND VIOLIN by the Sth of September. All communications to be aldrevaed to Metzerott & Co. and Bilit @ Co. se 1 M38 FLETCHE the solicitation of BLANCHARD 4 MNOHUN, an 24,27, 0017 ———_—_—_—_—S FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC. Corner lth street and Penn. ave. of an Education, als». in ingand Painting. in ofl and water, “Persons N*®” BOOKS AND MAGAZINES, N. ¥. B to unite with the proposed class will Take Choice N. ¥. Butter. pplication at 1312 H strect, Washington’ D.C RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT Kentacky, Female College: tumemetorin Bells Ler? Kentucky, je College: Instrnctor in Bel: Le BOOKSTORE ters inthe Baltimore. Female College: and gently Teacher of Drawing and P Buel's Semis Od ng it = the an! of Silk Attire. we. ey 5 ©. W. Be D. p st WROLOF ANSE IsABELLA ‘HAOCK- Feeencus—Rev.G. W. Samson, D. D.; ‘ 5 Vi . ©, Come, jase HE : A Novel. By James = PRICES MODERATB. Wm. Pinkney, D. Diy Obris. C Cone, Mt. DLL: | LADY on TH Ane 7 Tame Dy Mille, ‘PSE MISSES OsBORNES YOUNG capres: | BEERZIE LANGTON. “By the wittor of lace tor 5 : ebesween AS ALSO LOWEB GRADES aT CBEAPES | usp MINARY;, Septembe PEs rats His PLAOB. By Charice —— lar attention given to JEALOUSY OR TRVIBING: A Novel. By George Sein § atom jovel. By Sand. Price 91.80. Yate School for Little cS. By | Artemus Ward. Price 250. Sept. 4, at ide HOLIDAY NUMBER OF LUNDON sUGI- tween L and 3 'Y.for July. Price Sc nished on application jence. se2-2w E OV! 'D MONTHLY, for July, ELPHONZO YOUNGS, J. CABROLL will resume the duties of his hool on MONDAY, September 8th, over Ad ans’ Express Office, Georgetown, D. ©. Young men and boys thorou English and practical thematics An evening session. devoted t all branches neces- AAll the new Books published recetved immmadtataty sfterwards, and hing in the STATLONEB' and BLANK BOUK line for sale wholesale avd SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTUEB, instructed tn @ROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, sary for commercial pursuits, Inquire at the Glass | 378 Oorner 4% street and Penns. avenue room. 02 St” SAPONIOTERELS, ISS HELENA GORLINSKI DESIRES TO INS PaNcCE inform the public that ee is ready to TEACH INSURANCE. MUSIC op the Piano." Special cars given to the ru- ent. of music. ‘@rmn€ Mm 5 ly at ORMES OSH AED Y Oeauxie, “9 Tiddeacs, S08 Laser oetemea.” Pane in Loss by Fire. J PMORIAT HALL, 2S, \) a Se Tr aene CMe ANGE he Ke INSURE AGAINST IT ELEN B. WILLIAMS. Mics EMMA M aan tame eens SEPTEMBER Sri, 1570. bet ‘rat term commences rit, : Dried Beef. See circulars, or inguire 1439 Mass. ay. ail 20% A. S. PRATT @ SON, FRENCH AND ENGLISH SCHOOL OF *LLE PRUD HOMME and MISS SHAW will reopen on MONDAY, rept. 19, 1570, at N opposite Judiciary Square. res. ™M JULIA & Mis bath Si atis07 H 03 dt 00L FOR YOUNG MES. LEYS SCHOOL G AVE Ladies and Misses will REOPEN MONDAY. september Sth, at No. S¥@ isch street, coraer NO. 3, ¥. M. ©. A, BULLDING, Con. 9TH axDD Srs., a AGENTS FOR THE 1H (dauchter of the Rev. na SUHOOL FOR GIRLS, | HOME. DAY, Sept.sth. au2)2w* YONKERS, { P CHOICEST, TENDER SIDE, SELECTED AND PUT UP BY ANDEREGG a BOTH, OINCINNATI. OF NEW YORK. RTFORD. anor Py Seegua da E UNSURANCE COMPANY WILL RESUME THE 4 ‘ > "i PHIP: Pres. . dD. . ELPHONZO YOUNGS, I MONDAY. Sept ne. | Ma TG DaLBON weihern Agencies. B MONDAY. Sopt. sth 34 street, near Hig Fett ins Tews = travel, nor on residence. be me me PF OFFICE—613 Tra Sraeer. RAPER, M GROCER AND “T” MERCHANT, A BOSEDING AND DAY SCHOOL. 720 13a MISS HARROVER'S - J. a9 ‘The duties of this school will be resumed on Sep o: i. ED, M.D:. {seen Examiners, MASONIC TEMPLB, tember 2th. Circulars may be obtained by address | seb JUAN BOYLE, Agent. ipa the Bector of the Church. of the Epipliaay.or the eet 1m Shad OoRNER 9TH AND F StRaxrs “QT. VINCENT’S SCHOOL. UNDER THE = TWENTY-FIRST YEAR Wh and @ streets wT REOPER eke FRET h an ireets, wil e FLES DENTISTRY. MONDAY of teptember. te and. guardians ad Fil “please be prompt in” sending effeien chil B. A. PRATT, Graduate of Ohio College of = su2s2w | @OmTIN X PEBIEN! TH . FA Denia Surgery, 433 7th treet, be 7 hae Sa jUOUB EXPE! OB Im THE BUST. and E north, Washington. BOYS, i704 price to laboring persons. aué-ly September 5th SESS, IN THIS CITE. tom ulture m5 tin NGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL STITOTE. for Yount Ladies and Children, No, 15 New York avenue weet. Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, incipal. Studies will be resumed MUNDAY, Sep: For further particulars ‘apply to Mire. 01 FL PISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL, Fairfar oo | gg Bee arn, Hor circulars addres: L. Mm | 4 vow destre prompt payment @f teases, iow vases, BLACKFORD, M. A., Principal, Leck Box 13 jexandria, c 2 24 Im end Ae best Companies, 50 t0 ELLICOTT CITY, Mov. HANSON & BLACKFORD, institution. conducted by the Brothers of the = 619 SEVENTH STEEET, Tse LEADING CHURCH MUSIO BOOK OF THE SEASON THE CHORAL TRIBUTE, Th Christin Schcole, is incorporated aud lange confer all academical honares Vegi: tis ated upo® arising ground in one of the js sgn Ry — ortions of the fe. ond within a few tes wi ‘th City railroad station, aeiata ae BY L. 0. EMERSON. The best Sacred Music Book ever written by the Cres Fon Gree, author. Entirely new. Choirs and Congregations are delighted with it. Price $1 5°; $13.50 per dozen, Sample copies sent post paid on receipt of price. BS Gth them Jor @ policy én the Old“ Mima,” or the “ Pranhitn,” of Philadeipata, or the * Hartford,” or CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., New York. Mt avenue. between 9th and Wth streets. | S4™” oF the “Springheld,” or the “ Potomac,” of NEW Fab sr0cx ie git eran aeetdloe Sitaag, Mae. O* | NATIONAL ONION PRE IRaTEANG DRY Goops. ISTO R etrece beeen EN aa Petts Principal, a ; bel eu3-1st" J. EVERETT MARTIN. Principal. . DRESS GOODS, OF ALL TH o SHADES, STYLES AND FABRICS. MESTIC GOODS, MUSLINS. PRINTS, CAN- gen TON we HEETINGS, m MERSON INSTITUTE, Fr 5 Fourteenth Street, between Land K. ‘he Eighteenth Ai I Session 4 LOWEST POSSIBLE PBICES. EDN BED A ae! Seotton pg ay One price only. &c., address Of YOUNG. Principal, BOGAN a an Opp. EUbItt House se2tf 1018 and 1080 Seventh street N. no Laniee 7x GAVE YOUR MONEY, TIME AND TROUBLE tor Youre, Ladice mt 5 ¥: enue, BY OALLING FIEST AT THE a" ingnicee easy SXTERSIVE BOOT AND SHOE STORE OF ISS HEATH will resume the STRASBURGER 2 BEO., 36, one doot weat o¢ Fe D. C. Ornamental work of every They Sai A Driees. ‘This institution offers a. arenes at be BER ern is70 STRASBURGEE BROS., auit-im [ON WILSON, President. YW 906 Fh street (old No. 373.Jbet. land K. pe att EP WINES. Gezssen COLLEGE. ‘The Exercises of this Institution, situated street, near the Patent Office, will be rerumed cou” FIBST MONDAY OF SE: CLABETS, from $4 to $45 per case. RHINE WINES, from $6 to $30 per case. SAUTEBNE WINE, 84 per dos. CATAWBA WINE, Sparkling and Still. SPARKLING MOSELLE. eg HOOK. ALSO, BRABDIES, WHISKIES, BUMS, GINS, SHEB- RIES, PORTS, LIQUERS and CORDIALS, of finest quality. GENUINE VICHY WATER, from the several Springs st Vichy, SELTZER WATER, of direct importation. The IMPORTED ALES, PORTER, OLIVE OIL SAUCES, PICKLES, and agelect steck of HAVA- MA, KEY WEST ond LITTLE SELT CIGARS, 3913 Pooperiyania sya) MARBLE anv ) SLATE MANTELB mi res ears grt oat Now Testa? wv-y] = WH. BUTERFORD.