Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1870, Page 4

EVENING STAR. MON DAY..........September 26, 1970. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &¢. Mational Theater Jos. K. Emmet, in “ Fritz, Our Coosin German.” Odd Fellows’ Hall —Wyman, the Wizard. Smith's Art Gallery, 45 F street. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street, Barlow's Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue. aang es Taz Tr oF THE Lapy or THR LAKE (fer the benefit of the afficers of the boat) t> Piney and other places of inter- est down the river, was a vastly pleasant affa'r, weather being th's se2-on. Though the “ banquet halls were found dc- serted” at Piney Point, the exeursion'sts the Lady of the Lake parsed very agreeably fn fshing and bathing—the wa- ter vet being of summer temperature —and in uth the grounds and adiaceat ior- int Lookout, too, some wvider sv £ enjoyed; and, by good luc! ce of Captain D of the best fishing that excursionists could e<% The sport was so good, in fact, that it wes with some d Miculiy the successiul Waltons could be Tsaaded _— come aboard when At Point Lookout by Mrs. Dalton (m owner or Icssee of the Point Loo! to put the botel in condition for css. There are some sixty rooms in the hotel other buildings erected by as barracks, €c., during the war, are suficient in number for the uses of The title for this pro} amuddile, bat Miss B. . that possession is nine it was time t> some efforts are being made rother of Miss Baker, the kout properiy) the recepuen of ruildins; aud the the government ciz-d village. 8 good ‘acafot seawater, wharves to improvements made, at an fifteen or twenty thousand Point Leskaet Will be in conai- as a watering-place. e Lady of the Lake miacnee ton at 6 a. m. to-day; and on the rv rs was held and re_olw: thors par:ed warmly commendatory of the man the trip bad been carried out by rebuilt, and other Toe Heneew New Year, 5,1.—The He- brews of Weshington assembled last night at their synagogue tor the purpose of inaagura- ting the services conseq! ance of the Hebrew New Year will be continued until to-morrow Placcs of business ki Will be clored, but pt by faithful Israelites many Will only o! vane 6S since ‘the creation of the world, and is rewarded a= one of the holiest of or ny At the Sth street lebrew congregatior ident,) services were again at * 0 this morn- id at the same hour to-mor- row morning, Kev. Dr. Stempel officiatin, congregation has been some chandelier, pure herd & Bros. at a cost of $500, contributed b; ihe ladics of the con; sdames H. Adler, 1. L. Blout and M. At the Synagogue of the Adas Israel (ortho- dox) congregation. on Penrsylvania avenue, between oth and 7th streets, services ‘were com- yesterday, and again at 6 ing. Closing services will be k to-morrow morning, Rabbi » assisted by Kev. Dr. ‘The festival to-day is also called the Feast of 8, from the command to the Jews to trumpet, or sscphar, on that day. This oa made of @ rams horn, ac- rections fig nd the poser apg prayers and confessions. trompet has reference to the sacrifice offered in place of Isaac, which event is celebrated in the services of the second day of the year. The ser- vices of the second day are a continuation of those of the first, to which they are similar. It | appointed by the rabbis, and ‘s named richta, of prolonged day. The first day is commonly known as the day of memorial, and every Hebrew unites in celebrating the day ein b's fate jor the coming yeer, ac- to general belief, is immovab!: ‘On the 6th day ot next’ month of Tisbri) Yom Ksppur, their da atonement, will be observed. commanded by the boly jaw, a sol decreed tor the pardon of sins to all those are irve and sincere in the'r repentance, and is corsidered the most holy day also a dey for reconciliation an between man and man; for, as t “nO one can expect to be for, ighiy unless he be im amity his fellow-createres.” uted with a hand- d of Messrs. Shep- gtegation, and meneed at 6 p. in the Book of of it is followed by ‘he material of the (the tenth day of fasting and da} given by the ncord wi 1. U. O. F.—Reception to Grand Sire Stuart and the Grond Locge of t¢ U S.—The Grand |. of the United States of the I. 0. 0. F. at sess‘on in Baltimore last week hav on O°: fel'ow citizen, Mr. PF. D. St: fice of Grard Sire of the United States, the membeis of the Order in the D'strict deter- wined t9 honor bim on his return, and a'so tender & rccep.ion to f' - 3. Accordingly, appoint:d a member of a ‘ange ments.aod on Saturday even’ mr etiog of the Grand Lodge and Gra camp- went of the District were held. Odd Fellows’ ith sureet, being engaged for the evening, . Grand Secretary of tl Jrder, tendered the assemble at the 7th-street hall and the line will be ‘he Grand Lodge of the last woek the several bodies rner, beba'f of that 0 we temple for the at So’clock this evening Grand Marsnal A. H. ie~shal J.T. Shafer, and of the Grand Encampment. lodges will come first, followed divate encampwents, the Grand kresment. ard the Grand Lodge. will be by 7th street, Louisiana avenue, and In- dana avenue to the depot. where the visitors will be received (a:riving at 6:25) and escorted then countermarch, and by way of Indiapa avenue, 3d sireet, Penn- ia avenue, and Sth treet, proceed to the ic Temple. Here the sbal G. F. Timms, The subordinate ‘and Master of oats Kettler) will call th blage to order. and P. G. M. John T. Given will weicome the Grand Sire; after which P.G. M. Ki. F. Hunt will weleome the visitors from other An opportunity will then be kiven the Grand Sire to recei jor #ecors. ‘THE Case oF THE Paty BosnswAN.—On Sat- he cese of Jobn Frederick Bowen, noticed in Tag Stan me up before Justice Walter. A. B. Williems for the plaintiff, and Mr. FE. urday afternoon ft! Brooks agt. Wm. of that date, ca: a 's having been, mn & charge of pg ball, and the ac- uently, bemg given bail, an: receiving the amount stated (#50) therefor. wes conecded by counsel that the Bowen, having surre: jiolated the co: Wm. Newton, testified to plaintitt’ in the month of July, arrested o1 egal, but that Justice, th's ‘morning. bad bim rearrcsted and rel bim from far- He has taken an appeal from ‘s decision. " — ge. TEMPERANCE Mertincs—An outdoor tem- ‘ance meeling Was beld yesterday in the East there was a large att snd- re made by J. Burger and Jas. A. De- meeting, ander the auspices of rance Pio- pitol grounds, and Addresses wert the vachtenton Te: neer N aa uncil, No. 1 of Jo! wes enlivered by :ome » which were sung with lajor French, on streets, was dis- he second through in, whether the ‘hen , a8 the family roe, tas been Tse NatiowaL Turaten should be crowded elie iinatinamer ‘ATHER Boy y, the e’. St. Peter's Church, in’ this celebrity as a lecturer. a to fill in New York, pm armen io ‘ork, Boston, Paila- oquent pastor of city, is gaining ind has several en- ‘The Courts. Court 1% GENERAL TERu—The September term of the Supreme Ceurt of the District of Colvmbia » Ju © Wylie, Hamphrycs and McArthur on the bench. On motion of Mr. P. Phillips, Mr. Roland Uox, ¢ pare admitted to the bar. Mr. . F. Wiswell, o! New Hampshire bar, was admitted to this bar on motion of Mr. Harring- ton. Mr. C. 8. Wallach moved the admission to the bar of Mr. Victor Smith without requiring the test oath, which is held under advisement. On motion of Mr. J.C. Kennedy, the class of the Columbian Law School of ’&) and 70, num- dering 69, was admitted to the bar. Judge Oli announced that, in order that the calling of the calendar siiai! not be interrupted, Court would hear motions on Saturdays. Mr. Herrington filed a motion to dismiss the appeal in the case of the beunty claim of Ad- miral D. G. Farraget and officers and seamen of the West Gulf Squadron. Messrs. Kennedy. Cox Carusi were ap- pointed a committee te examine applicants for admi bar, amd the Court announced Be followed—the motions to be first made in open court and the reference to follow. Gn motion of Mr. Norrie, Mr.W. D. Williams, of the New York bar, wae admitted to the bar of this coart. After calling the calendar of over sixty cases, the ceurt adjourned to to-morrow. Portce Court, Judge Snell.—atter our re- port clc-ed on Saturday— Beaverly colorel, was arraigned. oh by Si Toni wit father of bet ilegttimate male ‘child. "HR ese con sumed corsiderable time of the court, several witnesses (giving testimony. Mr. F. K. Browne appeared ior plaintiff and D. C. Cahill for de- fendant. The former made an address to the court, during the delivery of which he caught up the baby and holding it up along side of ac- cused, who made to stand up in the » pated the very striking '¢ with its alleged father, pro- ducing co le amusement in the court. Mr. Cabill did not reply, Sakis he had made out his case without oratory. The court dis- mussed the case. TO-DAY. Wm. Sweeney, charged with selling liquor without license on the corner of 2vth and K streets; fined 320 and costs. Martha Thomas,colored,charged with placin, filth on an open common, did not the coHateral in the csse was ordered to reited. John Clayton, a jolly jack tar, charged with ——_ and disorderly on the streets; dis- missed. Fanny May, charged with using — and indecent language loud enough to be heard in street; tined $3 and costs. Taylor Triplett, charged with being drunk and diserderly; tined #3 and costs. A DISORDERL¢ BELL RINGER. A Mr. Bell was arrested last night who was on a drunken spree, and gave his name as Gib- son. He was tound ringiog uoor bells and chasing women about the streets on Ith, near C street. Whon taken to the station-louse he Jett #22 collateral, and not appearing betore the Pol this uicrning, the money was or- dered to be forfeited. Isatak Wilson o-"cred, charged with placing Tefuse dirt on the street; tined =1. SLAUGHTER-HOUSE CASES. ‘Thomas Hoover, Thomas Cissell, Francis a ee H. Bas lg — Daily, dl jarged wit! keeping unc! slaughter-bouses on 22d and P streets. The informat'on was found to be defective, and a nolle proseyui was entered in the cases. RESULT OF EXCESSIVE LITERARY LATOR. Jota O'Donovan and James Cullen were charged with an aitrvy on Saturday night in the streets. The officer testitied to their both being very drupk on the correr of 10th street and Pennsylvania averue, and that Cullen had Jobn under and was wallopping him .oundly. Jobn asked to be heard. and stated that he hal just left the Chronicle office, where he had been Peparing an article for that paper waich re- uired a great deal of mental labor, and on eax ing he met his friend Cullen, and in the joy of his heart shook him warmly by the hand, and for some cause or other he toppled over. the policeman imagined they were fighting, an in the faithtul discharge of his duty took them both to the station-house, where, instead of being discharged, as they should have been, they were locked up. After his remarks, the Court dismissed the cese. John thanked the Judge, and remarked that the decision was the m of a judge. Henry Warner, colored, charged with an a:- sault on Henry Wannell; fined $3 and co: L. W. Wormley, colored, charged wi' ing a concealed deadly weapon knife, ined $20 and costs. SHOO ! PL¥. Harriet Ann Rodget bright little malatto rl, was charged with committing an assault on Gian Payne's colored woman weighing about one hundred and seventy pounds. The case looked :> ridiculous that the judge dismixsed the accused without taking testimony. ASSAULTS. Morris O'Connor, a little bev, charged with committing an assault on Artaur O'Leary, a stalwart irish laborer, by hitting him witha stone. Morris was on last Saturday dismi< cd srom the charge of throwing stones in the streets. and, after giving him a lecture, the judge dir micsed the case. debn Butler, colored, charged with commit ing an arsault on Angelfua Allen by shoving T off « chair and beating her with it; ined si ard cost. aac Bragg, colored, charged with commit- ting an assault on Harriet Coombs; tined 83 and costs. Jobn C. Hi ls assault on Amelia Bauer; Mr. Barrett, counsel for defendant, gave notice of an appeal. for- ‘MISCELLANEOUS. Arpie McCarthy, charged with reni dwelling horse on }2th street withou: le privy for same; j + Gro's, colored, charged with being a 8 person, and not being able t? give a tof humselt; required to give vonds for bis good behavior fur six months in the sun of $20. Wallace Johnson, colored, charged with be- ing @ suspicious perso; tined $3 anii costs. A B.D DOG. James Clark, colored, charged with keeping a vicious male dog, and that sald dog did bite Officer T. M. Sullivan when Sullivan way not tresparsing on his premises; the dog was ordered to be killed. A'so, charged with keeping a doz without a license. "A receipt was produced for the deposit of the license money, which was not rceognized by the Court. Judgment sus- mn Pyrank rshall, colored, charged with com- pao iM assault on Florence U’ionnoghue: jismissed. Ada Waynes, charged with stealing several articles of female dress, valued at $105, the property of Sarah Jane Core: committed in de. fault of $00 bonds for appearance betore the Criminal Court. ALL sorts. Wallace Johnson. charged with being a sas- piciors person. Officer Huysman srrested ac cused under very suspicious circumstances, while skulking ia the woos near a gentleman's house; required to give bonds for good behavior six months in the sum of $20. Pillip Bick, colored, charged with stealing a cow valued at $49 from Joseph Waller; dis- missed. Isaac Taylor, colored, charged with making threats against Henry Stewart, required to give bonds in the sum of $200 to keep the peace six months. NO MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE. Hester Ann Henson, colored, charged by Jacob Henson, her husband, with living in a state of adultery with Henry Lee. Jacob contd not produce his marriage certificate, anda nolie pros was entered. Frank Matthews, colored, charged with being the father of a male illegitimate child by the mother, Amelia Johnson; not sustained, and the case dismissed. STRALING. Richard Johnson, colored, charged with steal- ing a piece of table linen, valued at 17, the property ot Wisswall; fined $30, or th months in jail. aro PROFANITY. Chrstiana Wells, colored, charged with using Profane Janguage in the sireet; “tined $3 and cents. Amanda Stewart, charged with | agas weet charged with thane vn le West, charged with the same offi i fined $° aud costs. Kennedy, charged with being f it y, charged w! ora Goa angen ring one Teresa Mavking, charged with having been found drunk in Tin Cup alley; fined $3 and costs. moa ng Ovty «4 BREace oF Prust—Lizzie A bas since started for W ton DG On the 11 Clock for ashingion . Co train via Frederi arg railroad. At the (th ee about to embark Detec- tive Ki "Dwyer appe.red and took her in | Woman and the watch were in the second station-bouse. Yesterday atdo’ a Fae Bi te pacieine asin ‘Metropol ty lal fort ie Metropolitan ‘Theater Comique.—Richmond Sunday Telegram. ined making her contemplated journey. She is quite member of the pela stn James Curvy, a driver of one of the countr: mail coackes, was arrested at Howard's stable, | Saturday mening, on a charge of sta sii from with which been eptrusted. he complainant is Moab ‘White. Our isin jail to legal inquiry into the SHILLINGTON sends us the Riverside fe Frank Magazine | 181), abd Marpers Reopen Cooke gates S¥Rrovs AccipEnt.—The. steam propeller * Eurek: Craig, started this mornii Great Fails, with iment citi: INSURANCE. NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co., MILWAUKEE, Wis. 85,000, assaalt. coon Blush siarted him—not @ razor, but 1 for 4. & PRATT @ 50n, gO. 3, Y. M. O. A. BUILDI Con. STH AXDD Sts., 4GENTS FOR THE ihn, { 1 beta TWENTY-FIRST YE Susan gave her testimony, aad the posed a tine on him of $3 ana costs. —_~—— LAYING Tux Track authority that the tra>'s Potomac reilroad ite being rapidiy laid a" NOTICE — COUNT OF THREE GENT. wilt be silowed upon Gamers Taxes if paid on or bef for the Baltimore and BX taomas W LING. Auctioneer, e street, Ceorgetown. ‘irtue of a decree of the Supreme Court OF NEW YORK. OF HARTFORD. ber atf. Itissaid by thove who krow ‘hat the road is being built in a most’substantia! manner. and the work rapidly progressing. — Annopotis Republican. We recret to le: Pfr sea a well known ‘son and others are defe eee the 14th day in Hoon, om the premises, for eale at pnblic aucticn, the prope! @ in the proceed! ia the above mentioned cause as follows, viz: Subdivision of Old Georgetown, m tbat Mr. Cornelirs citizen of Washingion, of dysentery at North. cians regard the case uce with the tenor of ved this morning, his son-in- y. A., will leave tor SONTINUOUS BXPERIENCE IN THE BUSS. BBSS, IB THIS CITY. n, Mars. ‘The pb: ret. Ness, and in accor. een of the purchase: | became mt gh rh proved notes and & bie SAMUEL L OS. DOWLING, Auct’r. EORGETOWN Dob STREET, receives wi nd all the other goods r sem) J. Viyxecag. law, Dr. Woodward, U. Northampton this evening. Mrs. Wendell is now ‘Next Sunday the new church lic) on Capital Hill will be e usual ceremonies on such sion of rch, and some AB STORE, ek intent netes cedicated with Pracelete, Ci occasions, There will Catholic societies t> the chu 2,000 Baltimore Germans will participate. On pparegey next the new bells of the church will fee TAE FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL session of the medical department ot Columbian College will commence on Monday, the 3d of Octo! of the new features of this session will be the cetablisbment of a school of pharmacy. The feculiy meludes Dre. John C. Riley, Thos. Ant'sell and Richard H. Stabler. —_——e—— A STRIKE among the boys employed in the @rying-room at the Government priniing office Was promptly quie. xd on Saturday by discharg- ing wil engaged in it. 4S you desire prompi payment of losses, low rate: qn ts best Companses, £0 10 MANSON & BLACKFORD, 619 SEVENTH STEEET. VINEGAR. js pure CIDEB VINEGAR, 109 Water street. D PAINT DEPOT —All the at the lowest cash prices. WV bite Leap an rd articles 73 High street, _ee3 Im N= FALL DBY GOODs, Orrostrs Post Orvicz. 2 0. NIOHOLS. An ash them for & policy in the Old" Aina,” or th “ Brankiin,” of PAtladelphia, or the “* Hartford,” ¢ the" North British and Mercantile,” or the “ Put mam,” or the “Springheld,” or the “ Potomac,” @ JUST RECEIVED, CALICOES, best makes, at 10 and 120 SHILBTING ‘PRINTS, ew and beanti- Pure ‘MOWAT BLAOK ALPAOAS, very cheap DRESS GOUDS, in variety N GOUDS, for men Stir For Si.Axpen.—Messre. Norris and Nor- | OPERA TLANBELS, WHITE e entered suit for Michael McGuire and gainst Bartholomew Shea, for defamation of character, the damages being laid at 85,00. —— ee Persons desiring irstractions in art are referred to the card of Mr. Theocore Kaufmann, in another column. He is thor. boys’ wear er ATIONAL UNION FIRE INS t igor sastor 7th at 6.. one door east BENJAMIN MILE for Polices or Rev: % 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. nm PROFESSIONAL. . SPRAGUR. U. 8S. Constabie— SPRAGUE & BROWNING, ‘and 0. 4 Colonization Ball Pa. ave’, cor. 434 st, Washington D. HOMAS WILSON. ATTUBNEY AT LAW, f street, Washington, D. O.. rt of Claims and Supreme C: 2 an promptly paid. ee, Vico. Brest ——_e—__ FOREWARNED FoREARMED.—In all cities, corporations are gotte: swindl NOBLE D. LARNER, Secretary. LOAN OFFICES. A CARBD. mn up for the e..- thi pose again Pre others which commence operations with the among its members that if they are successful they will continue on; if not, they “put up the blinds.” It is but a few years since fire insurance companies robbed the people of millions of dollars, and then disap- peared. We doubt very much if this class of Operators have worked the field of Life Insur- at an extent. Bat any person who snbdject much retiection must have arrived at the conclusion that many of our Life Companies are organizéd and conducted on a system that is erroncous. As a journalist we do not see fit at this (ime to point out the weak cor- Porations; it is rather our pleasure to speak in commend.tory terms of ove which we consider sound and conducted on principles that guaran- eatest protection to its patror try System as founded by Mr. N. D. Morg.n. President of the North American Life Irsurance Company of New York, is the Sheet- .ife 'surance. By it the policy- reli om injury, no matter what bei! the company. systom the actual value is ma:le and the money depo sted with the Comptroller, and thereatcar the State sumes the responsibility for the company, thus making the policy as valid and good as a Government Bond. At the presen: tomer? the Company has deposited at Albiny 0, and they are increusing a’ 000 per month. This teatare ficient recommendation for the No 321 Fonr-and-a hai! tes sively kefore the Cou ot the United States. J: gE. poual, Office:—In Thompson street, opposite Patent Off DWARD U. OA. ND OOUNSELL! the aw Buliding, No. 711.6 aul-ly OR aP Law, prome of the Unite a ae en of Claims. Omics, 434 eUity Hall, my36-19 008.208. AND OBNAMENTAL PRINTING, GIBSON BROTHERS, Penn’a arenue, (south side.) 00K AND JUB PRINTING B F The undersigned respectfully informs the ‘public that they have no branch office or connection with ‘py other concern in this city. They have also teduced the interest on gold waiches, silver ware, and diamonds. At the old stand, No. 314, 9h street, between D street and comptly Executed treet. between 6th and 7th | Penneylvania svyenue. ROBERT FULTON £ 00., Licensed Brokers, L , + BOUKBINDER AND PAPER RULER, Ivania avenue. between 10th and jainly bound. Periodicals carefully attended to. SECURE A HOME AT THE HIGHLANDS. 47 ELEGANT VILLA SiTéS. x LARGE NUMBER OF BUILDING LOTS, EIGHT MINUTES from the brsiners center of Washington. and ow Terms that caonot but suit those desirous of securing A FIRST-CLASS SUBURBAN HOME, Just far enough from the Ci free from no‘sanees: THIS NEW SUBURBAN TOWN, Handeomely laid out, with a Park-like arrango- wat beansiful estate Intely owned by J. P. Bartholow, and at which a number of merchants ines men of Washingcon have alt oady No.1013 Pew jo. 1012 a Vatches, Diam ond: '. Silverware, Guns, Revolvers, and numer cusoiher kinds of from 6% a.m, to8p.m. H ee 12-Im* GEORGETOWN, WASHINGTON LOAN OFFIOR, Ostreets, 935,58. W ABU, formerly Mrs. BE. Burnstine.) '¥ LOANED on Gold and Silver W! ‘aed Bia 09 p.m. NAzonaL Lam OFF10B, Haste be aS price the cam: Cam. and to-day is taking in cargo, including about 1,20 barrels of flour for Boston. It is expected that she will finish loading t>- depart on her firs: trip orrow morning, and for Boston atout noon. Tax CaNat—Business im unloading coal boats from Cumberland continues quite brisk. but there is a searcity of coastwise vessels, and consequently the docks are rapidly with the “biack diamonds, Limits to be entirely ine of every = et) ly* BE FE "the cargo price of I] $4.25a34.50 per tun for run of mine. new steam packet ‘Eure- k pt. designed to na’ canal, started this morniny on a trial trip as tar as the Great Fal’s, having on board party of ladies and gentlemen, but, on account ot the accident of which given elsewhere, returned in a few hours, For Norrotk.—The Lady of the Lake de- \ted at neon tc-day on her regular trip to ‘orfolk, carrying @ fuil back freight. iT HAS od PUBLIC P. H™™ INGTON! HUNTINGTON '! BUNTINGTON!!! the particulars are Commutation of rat Enabling parties to = to and fro as often as they rawe. THIRTY MINUTES Erk BY THE TURNPIKE EIGHT MtNUT#S RUDE BY RAIL! Pisteenth street (at the Trea- ~The Higatand: iteret NTs PER DAY, this morning it! request for prim The offerings comprised 4. of 1,700 bushels good, at s ; and 600 busi sand bushels were withdr: a difference in the views of buyer and THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC Kali ROAD IS NEAKLY COMPLETSUD’ THE IKON KAILS AKE BEING LAID. The Junction of the Main Stem of which with the Lateral Branch into Washingion takes place at BUNTINGTON, but twenty minutes’ ride from the bushels,with sales ber ‘on baste prime, rect Cars between suey Departmen: ron * THE RIGHLA by the Balimore the fir tout irom Washi bounded on the one side ‘D LARCENY.—A colored woman, named ni ne, employed as a servant at the res- idence of Mr. John . Case, on Bridge street, was arrested by ofticcr Brown on a charge o! pears that the woman has g by Mr. Case for about a week, during which time she succeeded in ab- stracting rom the house la to the amount of adjoins the eatite of the late John ves. ‘ 1ON—IN. BEAUTY—IN AcoRss' The building of Homes there by Washington citi BILITY there setes are zeus is already going rapidly forward, Eligible and ¢csirable BUILDING LOTS can stil) be monthly installments if desired, is charged for a Lot. a present is just the time to elect your building spot. especially desirable JUWAY DEPOT UPON THE GROUND sitabls fora Home than the grand larceny. Mle parable, in only been empl case iT Churches, Schools, btore: Glee wearing apparel | Cbs neighburhood, with a about $140. The offic2r recov- ered about $100 worth of the stolen and the accused was taken to the Police Cour. tor a hearing- ALEXANDRIA, The Gazette of Si lowing items: OFEICE—No. 1221 F STREET, between 12th and fect ercbantmen there shall be no ta! wortb of houses and vail re will be also valk: nde sirable neigh bo: 00 ings already on the ground; . PLUMB & 0O.,, T= PLACE TO BUY DwY¥ GUODS. GOOD GOODS AT CHEAP PRICES. in LADIES’ and GENTLEMEN'S LIN- EBOHIEFS, coustantly arriving trom BED SPEBADS. Brana @3 = piece, WHITE HONEY-COMB SPREADS, 9150 » large assortment of NAPKINS and DUYLIES CLOTHS, éc. a piece, }USIEBY and NOTION: well ortment of BEY GOODS. very cheap 'Y BAXTER, avenne, Mm. WILEIAE, * Ge Trevee, Por: Has juat opened bis first importation of 200 jaturday evening has che ful ote offered are covered with the finest of ARREST or 4 Horse Tarer.—Mr. W. H. Kob- in.on, ot Georgetown, ered a valuable horse gnificent grove of fitrecn ‘Wachinetom,which has rd convenien: seats acres, the bandsomest or two since recor beanta- been stolén from him some time ago. On Thursday aman named Jobn Webzet, wuo says he is a farmer in Alex- andria county, was arrested as the horse thief, 20-4, 11-4, and 12-4 8o seldom found othe heavy goods, 5 VILCAS. © ‘AGES. ANG ALL UTEER BES: DENOES Bul F eyes, OF LONG- OF HOUSES COMEINED WITH Fag EA gy ta are bee ect honses at ™ Fhe High'ands,” which ¢ paid f ae PAYMENTS, MONTHLY 1B 2 crry tho short time he was ar- ty. a to the —— Alexandria esent, was placed in his charge. we Map Hoc. —On the <ith of last month, to be mad bit several dog: circus then exhibiting bere, and @ hog belong- the northwestern section those it bit, were hog was kept until toe, showed unmistaka- at the mouth and hat came in its reach. Rappened to be in the neigh- ESCAPED PROM CAN WoRE ROVER All the in- AGE FOR $1,600. 2.300. COUNTRY WiS- exhibision at the offce. SOLD ON LONG TIME’ Pat: 1g site can be here secured for from 1, and the balance om on cash sales. ry EOOME by of madness, foaming br . f down, borhood, killed it. ne fourth discounts made by pulling down forcing up the flooring, made whien they all emerged, and ‘a forther diftical ey are all still at 8from Leesburg this morn- that, in a rencountre which o: it town last night, Mr. knocked down by steps without an: their frecdom. curred k: M. Bently was Mr. John Hammerly. ners affairs, it is said, were the occasion oi the Cavrce RonpEns—The two men arrested in hve —— es Ohvrch, ang rehes in nea arthouse ‘hood, were tried On Wednesday, and sen tenced—one to imprivonment ja the county jai for six months, and the other for tour years. s cure fe all the above @iseases as to the penit2ntia ) Oey ’ Damacew.—The py Express while gr slara works Seen Ausareaay Gee at ¢ D- PURCHASE EDUCATIONAL. u —- ¥i atew more PUPILS LN EL ‘ALL. PORTS eh ey OUNG LADIES’ SELECT SCHOOL School, under ‘The Select der the of Mrs CON Bape Me ANNIE TOLMAN SMITH will Sadvers the Principal, are fen atrett etworn Charge of Prot, We Masse Perement anges tt — a and Pen- Tand Keil erent Way er ™, 70. For terms, &c., apply to 1 FFP" =xce canctace. From aE iat erst: BULL Mee UME 1s a Sah sa Address Box 68. #0 19 endw* L‘¥ DEPARTMENT, GF GEORGETOWN ‘The Law ot open in the Hal! of the Colonization 4 SD. ner anigavenn= and 4% street, on BESDAY, Oct. sth, ‘Opening lectare on that day at ° 5 For circulars and other informatt: at the Law Ofice of CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, secre fery of the Faculty, iw the Gvlonisetion Buti i. eels. Hrewse" UNIVERSITY, MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. The of the Bession of 187071 will com- mence WEDaEsD AY. October 5,and will continue five months. The introductory address will be de- Uvered at Jiege building by Profesor ROB ERT RETBURN. M.D. Lectures daily. bogivning atSp.m. Suigical clinic in Freedmen's Hospital on k. Hint: on Batupaays, ar3.30 oy Protes fe le cl cen ‘* pm. by fee for Johnson, or) : Mi 0.0. HO’ Lis. D., President. Pini tty HanGay a. Dean. JOS. TABEB JOHNSUN. M-'D., Secretary. General GRU. W. BAL cary » Treasurer. . LOOMIS, A Me BD. No. 639 Pen: “trae s avenue, southeast, Brofessur of Chemis Fg gpd Tozicole EBT REYBCRW, m.D. No. 2129 F street Mot tweet, Profecaot-ot the Principles end. eee -— Scry,and Climical and Operative Sur Dr Ontidren, and Me ies. re rt GIDEON 8. PALMER, &. M.. M_D., University |. Professor of wi PHINEAS STRONG. af D.~ Catv itn, Prefemoriat the Principles and Practice of Medi * clidguas 8 PUnViE a D,.No. 1433 L street northwest, F ( seor of Materia Medica and Medi alEXasbEr T. AUGUSTA, M. D-.Bo. 1319 L est, Professor of wet yre Descriptive and a ostomy. THUmas B. HOOD, M. D.. No. 1009 © street De natomy. "ED CHENEY AB ‘Lecturer on the Practical S ngle Tickets... Analytical Chemisty, 0 ini fone pemrst my md full course of Lectures all clin- rrangementa bave been made by the Trastess of Sistog idita’ stags Bil Sake pay Jents, who will make kp ther clrcumesances w the Secretary of te Medical Devartment. ‘Tickets for the Course of Lectures must be obtained from fecietary of the University. For information address t PROF. JO8 TABER JOHNSON, M. D. ary Medicel Department, corner New ¥. M 188 CALKINS WILL REOPEN P VATE SOHUOL at No.315 Penneylvan in av enue, Capitol Hil, cu che FIRST MONDAY in Sep tember. sel2-im IN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADInY UWitvomoeace it tentiore co TURSDAR ES Se Une Cf the teachers will by at the school house, No. 726 lath street, every dns from 4 te 6 p.m. farther particu! YOR. Principal oa ims gz H. HAYDEN Will Resume his Instruction in VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO SEPTEMBER 127u. Address at Metzerott & Oo.'s and John F. Ellis & Co's. _ eat Ocal MOSIC VE REINTS ASSEMBLY ROOM Prof.L. CONADI GULLLERE bas the honor of . L. CON. vo announcing to his former pu; and families that hr is now ready to resume bis instructions in Singin; Classes are now being formed. All those wishing $in are requested to enter ‘their namen at once rivate lessons given either at the academy or at res idence of pupils. For particulars see circulars.or call at the scademy, where ths Profesor may be seen on Wecnesday and Saturday from 10 — . m. é tn KS. BURR M will reopen her Scboo! On DAY , September 26, 1870, ed-eolm 130% H street. if y BOYS =n some ae Par.-b of the Inc: fon), An English, Classical ard Mathematical Sehoo! Duties resumed ss: and & streets, For particul: LOWRIE, Rector, 1323 N YOUNG LaDUgs of the Incarnat‘oas MacLeEvupb, ber at LAS M str lars apply ws above. * RAMATIC INSTRUCTIOS MUZZY is prepared to recei tioon, and to instruct thet in the eed Ee Be od — eae be son or b: letter to'Wo. 1730 lath wee M InS8 HELENA GORLINSKI D! inform the public that she is ready MUSIC on the Piano. Special care given to the ru- diments of . Terms moderate. Apply at I street northwest. ‘anti-ln” 188 JULIA B. BALCH (danghter of the T.B Balch) will open a SUHOUL FOR G: at 1807 Het..on MONDAY, Sept. Sth. aud MES. ,AESLEX'S SCHOOL voR you @ Ladies and Misses will REOPEN MONDAY ree! September Sth, at No. S00 isch & a e S ct RDI BPAY SCHOOL. 720 13Tu STREET, (MISS HARROVER'S ) The duties of this school will be resumed on Sep a ose Cyne by address ing the Kector of the Church of the Epiphany, or the Priucipal, M. J. HARROVER, peat im BE 12th ANNUAL SESSION OF MRS.S. A PECK’S SELECT 8_HOOL FOR BOYS, 1704 I street, will commence MONDAY, September 5th Carefal attention given to moral, in addition to men tal, culture. 225-1m* EPiscorar HIGH SCHOOL, Farrfar Qunty Va. Session begins September 21. 1570. Term» le circulars address L. M M. A., Principal, Lock B. 3 : _ a0 Im* {MERSON INSTITUTE ABSICAL AND MA’ SELECT OLARSICA MATHEMATICAE iL, FOR BOYS, teenth Street, becween Land K. asniperys DENTAL PLACE, Wi ~ sn ‘Bean tan TTs AVENUE, egisces BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc. Re ees AP LL TMS mac. =. The Three Brothers: A Novel. By Mrs. Vliphant, Price @i. Moret By Jatin Te Tae Berry of Baia Drood yy Charles Dicken, ae Rares . Byen Biorsen. Win Price Yand BLANK AND SCHOOL BEQU!SITES, ‘The largest assortment ever Kept in Georgetown, apd sold at publisher's prices, at PUK & BELIGSON'S, New Literary and Musical Depot, 125 Bridge street. OOL BOOK DEPOT, inteilixenctr Buildine ways rely upom « 8 at the lowest posst- "= CRBOABPS, —_ the School-room. T= ouEay scu i io. # taining their SCHOUL - die oe, Whotesmle a SCHUUL FUBNITU And_ everyth! tee’ pook aad Stal _#5 6m No. 402 7th st. SCHOOL BOOKS. COMPLETE assounTm WHOLESALE AND BSTAILL, BLANCHARD 4&4 HOHTUN, Corner lth street and Penn. eve. PAINTING, &e. PAINTING. MACNICHOL'S PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. im and WALL PAINTING. GILD. ING. GRANTS BIN and DECORATIVE PAL ia. Pure material, goed work and moderate prices, Punctuality and attention to business. Cc, MACHICHOL, 923 D street, bet. 9th and 10th. ENTAL PAINTER AND GLAZIER, Bo. 625 LULISIANA A of wood and marble peatly and most approved styles. ssi *® prompriy ATTENDED To. patereze. Et Imftations of all 3, HUDSON, Bovre stk PeNNeYLVANTA AVENTR, Is prepared to crecuts in the very beet style, ot re daced rates. and on short notice, all Kinds of " DECORATIVE PAINTING, pPatticnler attention paid to INT! HOUSE, SIGN. 627, { oe bid So. ‘S71 PADDLE MY OWN CAROR.""WR Be 637 gotta and Ravens mo pariner co divide aus th for thi RAILROADS. TIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD BY WAcmiNeTON, Tunes, 1989. thankful for past fa) 'T are pow run ss follow: can be had at the ‘st all hours im the ‘or Bew York, Phi : ol - mi om York, Philedetphia, and Boston, ee od General Ticket 5 - “OONTE, Gen'l Ags Washington, jes GH LANE SETWE! PHILADELPHIA AMD, w. Netox, June - S'RuRa Tos June 8, 1870—noon FOR PHILADELPHIA. (except Sunday) at 7-25 a. m. 13948