Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1870, Page 4

EVENING STAR. THI RSDAY...... September 29, 1870. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, &¢. National Theaier—Jos. K. Emmet, in “ Fritz, Oar © German. ‘Odd Fellows” Hait._-Wyman, the Wizard. Smith's Art Gallery, 245 F street. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 438 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 27 Pa. avenue. en Anovt 4 HoG— Acton for Trespass. dc atew dass since, betore Justice Wa 7 action was brought by Jobn William id b Margaret Wuliamso~ rst N 2 john N. Gates, and ‘thomas Plumsill. ¢ Ne.) i = entered on the 30th of August the mises of plaintiff, and carried off one bog, valued at ®15. It appeared from the evidence that the deiendants invaded the prem- ises of the Williamson's, on! ith street east, with two men, and carried off one of two bogs, which Plar<ill, 9s constable, had levied upon to sat’sfy an execui‘on on judgment. Mrs. Wimtirson and daughter made a Keroie f-wst- ance, but were finally 7 wered. It cbarged and sworn to that Jobn Gates struc! Mrs. Williemson, and that Mr. Ptrensill struck her sko. Mr. Williamson testified that he was not notified of any <uit, nor was he summoned; that be did not own the pig, ror did he turn'sh the moprey to buy it, but that his wie bad bought it with her own earnings. 3) Plomsill festitied that he did suur i Williamson. and also informed bim + 10 plaintiff was, ard received the answer that Mr. Gates couldgo toa very bad place. Jadyment as given, and witness was told by Gates to levy on the bog, which he did; witness did rot in- quire whe they belonged to; be ed rot s. Tal witne=ses corroborated Mr. P.'s ir. J. N. Gates testitled that he had ured to proceed against Williamson, and ned the claim to histon. Jobu H. Gatc)(*he .0n) testified that the account was assi; Le) bim, and he gave it to Plumsill and authorized him to proceed. Counsel raised the points that ies had no right to property, as the iT ct, aud ifsuch weenot the case, exemption, hogs may be inclu- ded in the, “&c-" The proof, too, is that the bogs were the property of the wife, and, under the law of 1869, a wife's Property is not ¥ ie for the debts of her jusband. ‘This morning Justice Walter exam'ned the papers urder which Gates acted, nding that tbe execuilor was in the name of John N. Gates, ard be decided that John H. Gates, the son, was not the proper party tosue for tresp*-s, and he gave judgment for plaintiff againsi the ton, Jobn H. Gates, for $25 and costs. —eo—. TERRIPLE ATTACK OF A STAG OW A CarLp.— On Saturday lest, two children of Mr. J. Hott- man Smith, of this city—a boy and girl, aged respeci.vely 10 and 12 years—visited the chil- dren of Mr. S. T. Svit,oa his farm in Prince ‘George’s couniy, Md., about six mt'es trom the navy yard. Nr. Suit has an extensive park, encleed by a fence twelve teet bigh, with gate. an entrance through a massive In probibi’ Ihis children from enter- ing *he enc'osure unless accompanied by one of the krepeis. They were prevailed upon, how- ever, by their little visitore to go into the park. ‘They bad not been there long before a stag weigh 'ng “0 pounds ran down upon them, and began to jump upon the little Smith boy.’ Mr. Sust’s boy ran off for help, while the littie sister of young Smith seized a stick of wood, and used it upon the animal with such effect as to cause him to leave b's first victim and turnon her. He w:+ about to jump on the Bit, Mhen the keeper having arrived with a gan fred ore load in 1! of the 1. ‘The: rl was litted up end assisted in finding her bro* ho was covered with blood and mire, and j s he was taken up the stag returned to the charge, when the keeper shot him dead. ‘The clothing and ficsh of the boy were torn to tatters, bis tace and body being éh: head ‘o foot,and his bones broken in several laccs. The apparently lifeless mass was taker: p and carried to the keeper's house, the alarm bell sounded, and the people began to assemble from every ‘direction. Mr. Suit hearing the alarm bell, drove quickly to the keeper's lodge, and ascertaining the cause of the alarm, drove to Uniontown and secured the services of Dr. Fisher, of that place, who was conveyed t the farm, and p to dress the wounds of the Hitle sufferer, who is terribly mangled, but it is thought may recover. FUwerar oy “Tux Orpgst Ixmantrant— Some Rom.niscerces of the Olden Time —The ta- neral of the !ate Samuel Wells, “ the oldest in- habitunt” of the District, took place y -erday afternoon irom the resicience of bis son-in-law, on D street, near lith, and his remains were taken to the Rock Creek Cemetery, where they were interred. He was in bis ninety-first year, apd came to this city (or rather to b's pla tor vo city of Wash'ngton existed on bis priv?! here) when but ten years of age, and, except'z when he attended the great Ciay barbecue at Bladensburg, many years ago, has vever b->n out of the District. He the chain when Mejor L’Enfant was laying out th's city, ard subsequently learred the carpenter's trade with the late Isaac (wens, of Georgetown. In dis early life. when Kock Creek Church w being rebuilt, and bricks were necded .or the inner wa’'s, be helped to burn them. When he first bere a farm was being calti- vated on the site of this ci.y, the owner 0. "hich was looking for a purchaser at $0.33 per acre. In his day he trapped oppossum on what is now Pennsylvania avenue. For many years be was a member of the Methodist Charch, holding his membership at the Foundry station, and be died as he lived, in the full assurance of & blessed immortality beyond the grave. He sur- vived all bis family and was buried beside them in Rock Creek Cemetess. CuurcH Revivas.—The meeting which has “ im progress at the First M. ®. Church, Navy Yard, tor several weeks, ix still in progress, the superintendence of Rev. Joseph P. Wilson, the pastor. Un Sunday last fourteen Mere received into church membership On y night there were over thirty at the altar, and tweniy-tbree made a fession of religion, makirg altogether over fifty conver- sions. Last nigit there were about forty at the altar. This church has been recently enlarzed and improved, but it would appear that these improvements bave not been in proportion to the growth of the membership. church is now one of the most flourishing in the easiern section of the section. At the East Washington M. E. Mission, Kev. J. G. Henning, the meetings continue to’ grow im interest, and the altar ix nightly crowded with seekers of religion, sometimes there being from twelve to twenty forward, and nightly we qeperted. The member- therefore growing, a1 e meetings are largely attended. ee al MoRTAtity STATISTics OF THE DistTRIcT oF Cotrusts—aA table compiled trom the cersus returrs of this District gives the following mor- tality statistics tor the past year: Total for the District. 1,956, of which 300 were in the county, divided as follows: 70 white male, 31 white fe- male; 13 mulatto male. °5 mulatto female; 92 black male, and 6 black iemale. Grorgetwn.—Total tor year, 159; of which 49 were white male. © white female; 24 black wale, 22 black female; 4 mulatto male,9 mulatto Washington —Total tor the year, 1,467; of which 495 were white male. 45 white temale; 226 black 225 black female; 3? mulatto male, and 47 ‘to female. found a true bill of @ battery with intent airst Jobn Jaci-on, the peddler who shot Neliie Hill some five weeks ao, at the cor- ner of ith ard streets room in Providence hospital unter medical treatment. The pis'>! ball fired by Jack on is still in her body, all efforts to reach it having failed. The ph; state, however, that it will never cause her serious inconvenience. Jackvon, who is now out on bail, has, we hear, retained Mr. L. G. Hine as his counsel. piesteneinoteenites ‘TRE ALEXANDRIA AND Wasntnctow TcRN- PIKE prides — from Pops is .- the , wee sold yesterday y HG. Fant, thee Fredericks- ber + Eaikoad Company, for $20,000. It is ir un- the Northern Gentral Railroad Com- pany, which now controls the are the Backers of the Alexandria icke- burg company in this purchase, which will in- eure the early completion of that railroad. —~e ‘TEE Comtxc Boat Kacus.—Dennis Leary, of New York, the well known aquatic trainer, ar- rived here on Tuesday, to take in hand the Po- tomac crews for their coming races with the Analostans on the 7th of October. It will be remembered that he facet: sially for their contest last them summer with the Arling- oasis te heat, Goes ‘net improve Dupsienes irom Prot improve. Om Northampton, received at half-past ten this svery Boers und’ that there i bet naa Cee for ie recovery. my wi aim ——_o—___. ATPOINTMENTS awn ‘Torbert bas (3 ted frou fest clars cler First Auditor's office, and John H. K Of New York, has bee to a first class Clerkship in that omen *PPanted ——e—_ “ BartieM OF Bris.’ ‘wo handsome made by Kegister of Baltimore, and oe cu sweet tone, presented to the new St. Joseph arch,on Capitol Bill,are to be essed this evening at 7 o clock. —_————_ Tux HroxiaN CLUB, it will be seen by adver- tisement, elsewhere, propose desideratum, in this city, in the holesowe is.—John P. to second | The Munteipal Visitors From Boston. ! | We noticed yesterday the arrival of Aldermen George O. Carpenter and F. W. Jacobs, and Councilmen E. C. Donnelly, Wm. Pope, and S. B. Bond, of Boston, and the courtesics that had been extended to them here by gentlemen of this city who had lately been the recipients of the elegant and profuse hospitalities of the peo- ple of Boston. Yesterday afternoon, after an extended round of sight-seeing, they were entertained at Wil- lard’s by a wine lunch; and /ater in the evening by a banquet which was creditable to Wrsbing- ton hospitality, both in the spread of things ceptable to the palate, and in the warmth of t! welcome which accompanied it, and which t visitors must have felt come straight srom the heart. Alderman Alexander R. S| epherd pre: sided at the head of the table, and ‘“Brevet Alderman” George 8. Gidcon at the other end. At the table also, duly arsorted with the visitors, were Aldermen Connolly, Crocker and Gulick H. J. Ramsdell, of the Cincinnati Com nercia’: J. E. Young, of the New York 7) .bune; George W. “Adams, of ew York “World; Mo es Kelly, J. W: Thompson, Gen. A. M. Clapp, Gov- ernment Printer; Hallet Kilbourn, S. H. Kauff- mann, W. H. Huntingt m, Adolph Uluss, Col. J. eedmen’s Bureau; C. S. M. Brown, of the Noyes, and others, it would be impossible to reproduce in a new: paper notice the infinite live, sprit and zest ot sach affair; but it may be said that with all the wit, humor, sevii- ment, and wealth of felicitovs allusion tuat made the occasion one of such Lp gemini = ment, there was & cropping out of sagaciors ‘Sractiesl business ideas on the part of bo') guests and entertainers that showed that some of the best business minds of the two cities were here brought in contact. Alderman Carpenter, of Boston, deve'oped these ideas to some extent im some p.thy re- marks —, the future of Weshington, in which, while r ‘ing to the remarkable growih of our «stv, a3 shown within the lest decade, he sj 21-3 of ifs p ees for a permanent, steady advance in prosperi.y 2s being in the way of cullivating Oo and railroad and steamboat fr- cilities, Mr. Shepherd and others spoke of what Wash- ington had done and proposed to do—of her hopes, ps and drawbacks—and in ths connection Mr. S, referred in emphatic and elo- quent terms to the public spirit, enterprise anu hospitality evinced La city of Boston and witnessed by them in late visit. Others followed in the same line of rematk and the “ Hub,’* however corscious of its mer- its, must bave blushcd a lille at the complimen- tory things said of it then and there. The g ‘bos made b; Crocker were notably felicitous in reference t> Bo" *>n and her representative visitors. In :ep- arating a special toast was given to Mr. Jam Sykes in recognition of the admirable manner in which he bad catered for the occe ion t> the credit of the city. The visiting party left at noon to-day for home. They made anexcellent impression by their gemality and quiet good sense, and it trusted that they will take back with them a sufficiently a; ible impression of our city and its people to induce them to come again. —— The Courts. Count 1 Gungrat TeRM—The Conspiracy Award Case.—' case of L.C. Baker et al. at. Corporation of Wa: pesterday. was resume ay, ing argued to-day. This suits brought t> se- evre a division of the reward of $21,090 of ered by the corporation for the apprehension oi Booth and theother conspirators in the p-sass! nation of President Lincoln in April, 1865 imit there are three plaintiff’ and thirty-nine defendants, including Captain Dougherty and | the [soldiers “making the capture of Booth and Herold; Prentiss M. Clark, (a citizen, who claims t> have given the ’‘in- formation und devised the plan which resulted in the capture of Mrs. Sure‘t and Messrs, A. Q. Alien and W. M. claim *) bave given the first clu rection taken by Booth and others. It wes claimed by counsel in the court below that the corporation had no authority to otfer this award, and consequently the bill should be dismis:ed: and also that the parties claiming this award did nothing more than, as good citizens, they should have done. The case was appealed to the General Term, and was taken up yesterday. It is contended by Mr. T. Wilson, for the solder: that the ofticers and soldiers are not prevented irom maintaining this action, although it has been held that a vubl'cofficer whose duty it was to_apprebend otenders might recover rewards offered for the apprehension of such offenders that if this rule should be applied to this case it might afiect Baker but uot the soldiers—they Were not detectives, they were not paid for th’s service, nor was it - diers of the United States to assist in the cy tore of offenders against the law. They were officers and soldiers of the United Siates and not Of the cicy of Washingtom, and the city of Wash- ington can take no advantaze of the fact o! the'r being officess of the general <oveiament. The city ot Weshington has not interpe ed that plea, and if it were correct a: Op- osition of law it would have no application t) this case under the present state of plead ngs ard the only ground on which the claim of the « perties can be rejected, appertaining to this branch of the case, is that the contract is a tainst public policy. The law-making power of the United Statés, having ordered payment to be made upon a like contract with the same par Hes, for the same service, has decided conclu- sively that it 1s not against public policy. Un- der this law the rewards of ered by the President and Sceretary of War, viz: 75,000, bave been distributed, the parties he represents recetvi their re-pective shares. Messrs. Henkler and Ingersoll for Clark maintain that percons in the Police or d. -ctive service of the Urited Stat '%, and off “rs and iers detailed tor such service, caunot re- over any pert of the iewa.d offered by the city of Washington for ir‘orma.on whica led to the capture of the conspirators; and cit> * sollow.ng authorities in support of this prov s.0n: And officers of *he cus: oms cannu recover @ rewr-d, under an ofier of the some by the owners of a vessel. for giving information of smuggling to its officers; although not act at the time of obtaining such infurmation, in the pariicular Line of his duty. it was ordered that the privileges of admis- sion te the bar of this court copterred os of Columbian College Law Schoo! be d upon the graduates of the law depart- licants for ad- W. 5. Cox and the office of the first-named every Saturday during the term at 1) o'clock. Porice Court To-pay, Judge Saell.—Henry Brown, a boy, charged with throwing ston in the siceet, fined $3 and costs, or thirty days in workhouse. CHASE APTER “GAY GAMpoLiErs,” Jobn Norment, John Kobirson and Joshua Jones, cored, charged with gambling in the Center Market. Sergant Vernon testified that he was called upon t> arrest three gay gambo- liers, who were throw ing dice and playing cards in a shanty there; that on their g surpr‘sed, they up and ran over the cara] wall ard waded through the mud across the canal, and ii was with great difficulty the officers caught up with them. They were tally captared in the Smith- :onian grounds, The covitimpezed a fine of $5 h, or 60 days in workhouse. ALL SORTS. James Collins, charged with being drunk and disorvetly on 6th street; fined $3 and costs. Kolert Beale. colored, charged with profanity in the streets of G-orgetown; tined $3 and costs. Mary McCarthy, charged with the same ot- fence and disturbing the public peace and quiet of the people of Georgetown; fined $3 and costs. Keuben Minor, colored, ‘charged by Mary Minor with being the father of ber bastard cbild; pleaded guilty, and was made to give bonds tor the maintainance of the child. Josephine Marshall, colored, charged with committing an assanit on Caroline Hawkins, also colored; tined $1, without costs. _ Henry Thomas, Daniel Perry and Richard ith, colored boys, charged with stealing a tity of wood from Wm. Guinand, valr-eu st = : ; ined $3 each and costs or thiriy daysin a KNOCKING ALL THE WISDOM OUT OF MINERVA’S D. eas BEAD. Edward Johnson, colored, charged with com- mitting an assault on Minerva Jobrson, his wire, fy knock: ber down with his fist. Minerva testitied that she was knocked clean out of her senses, that the fire flew out of her eyes, and she was totally incontinent for several minutes. The Court fined him $5 and costs. Samuel }, char; with making of profane words on the Old Bladensburg ro tned $5 and costs, or thirty days in workhouse, + A BAD CASE. Williem Davall, —— with committing an assault and battery on Sarah Duvall, his wife. The showed the assault to be an ag- women He 3 The ss witness = present to give testimony, and while wa the witners-room was seized with a violent was at one time that she would not recover. This was sccceeded with others, and the woman had seven spasms before she admited to the court-room. On entering she was ¥ weak, and said she did not want to prosecute case—that he was not guilty. She persisted in this assertion, and the Court dismissed the case. James Dent, colored, charged with commit- tegen assault on Francis Dent, his wife; fined 2] an tiv use ad; costs. In the case of C. P. Smith with fraudulent sisting ef queersware, cloth! pros. was entered on the gro’ formation. Adjourned. char; jafas cag con- ing, &e., a nolle Of defective in- Tne Fritz” Levees at the National The- ater every evening continue to aitract large and fashionable audiences, and ‘ Our German Cousin” makes himself so reeable that even Napoleon I1L. or Marshal “ Benzine” would be amused at = cameee. Mr. gg his engagement on Saturday evening. The Flor- ences appear on Mi <3 x ‘Tax E-sreurr Bartist Cxvrow, ata meet- falito Rew Mitac or Ronen tendered 8 heir pastor, and a favorable auswer ia g>oeeue Aldermen Conrolly and’ Woma! Curitian AssoctaTion.—To the Editor of the Beening Star> Permit me to briefly call the attention of your numerous readers to the objects and operations of this Society. Its work, which covers a broad and important field,’can only be sustained at great expense. Already the poor are crowding our doors asking for assistance. We know our efforts are worthy the attention of every citizen, and in aiding us they are keeping paupers from their own doors ‘The Association receive those for whom no pro- vision is made elsewhere—half orphans, dovti- tute women, and the homeless generally—and furnishes employment as far as po sible. The old story of want and suffering is repeated day y day, r treasury forbids the ald we wouldso eladly give. We know what a constant demand tuere is upon the benevolent; but the poor will always be with us, and we feel that our Institution will prove a ble-sing to the cit; if sustained. Donatiors of food, cloihing, tuel, or surplus articles frem any household will be «gratetally received. Mo not withhold them be- cause they are old, they will meet present needs. Do pot withbold because the offering is small, we are thankial for the mites. The herrt ta‘ ¥y at times, when we think of a tong winter, ar we pray that our ‘al may meet with a gen- erous respenc>. patons can be sont to the Judiciary Square boildirg, cate of M'ss P. R. Cech, A Meier or THE Boar. “ A PLAUSIBLE SwINDLFR.—About @ month ego it will be remem! hat in the proc. iris of t»> Polivet ourt a report wes made 0 the proccedin: " in the case of one Samuel W. Clark, who wes cberged by Mr. Evan Hazhes, merchant tailor, with having obtained a suit of clothes of him under fa'se pretences, and, atver a hearing of the case, Clark was dismicsed, after mokirg a statement to the cour. that he was & re'ative of a goverament official then aisent from the city, who had money in his p> - session belonging fo'avcus.d. On fast Monday evening th's tame individual went to the stables of the Mc-srs. Neilors ard obtained a ve'uable borse avd buggy, valued at about #5 ), st z that he want t> tuke his w fe out ior ena’ sng, and gave as a reference the name of Judze Snell, of the Police Cowt, with whom he bad business connectiors. Neither the horse’ bag- . OF man has heen seen since, and Mr. Naor out im search of him. Other pari cs have since found that they are victims in variors arounts. This man is well calculated t> de ceive—rather five looking and plausible in his language, ‘and pretends to hail trom Biddeford, aricept Sunpay Scuoot Convention.—The second annual Sunday school convention of the Balti- more Cor’erence S. 8. Union (composed of preachers and proba. orers in the Conference ard (wo delegates { om each charge) be held in the Metropolitan Charch, in th's ci. trom the Ith to the 2ist October. The dele- gates, ty the number of 4°9, are expected in the r*ternoon rains of Tuesday, the isth October, and will proceed t> the church, where, after devotional exercises conducted by Kev. S. V. Blake, asermon by Rev. Dr. Eddy, of Baltimore, and temporary organizauion, the delegates will be assigned homes. The other sessions will be irom ?s; a. m. to 1s p. m., and from 7!4 p. m. to 95 p.m, on the ‘iollowing days. Interestin? aya will beread by Keys. C. N. Simm, K° W. Black, Kichard Hinkle, L. T. Widerman, J.H. Dosh, E. J. Gray, J. B. Stitt, and Prof. Sanders. Kepoits wisl be made by several prc- sie idcis on Wednesday, and interestiny diseu: siors on Sunday school topics held. On Thursday, at 5 o’clock,children’s mass meetings wi'l be held at the Foundry and Wesley Chapel churebes. FUNERAL OP A MuinisTRR.—The funeral of Ker Ym. Krebs, 'ate pestor of Wesley Chapel! M.F. Church, Baltimore, took place yesterday morning at 10% o’clock, trom the above church, and was attended by a large number ot friends of the deceased and clergymen, including sev- eral icom this city. ‘The following minister< acted as pall-bearers: Keys. L. F. sforvan, W. H. Laney, W. F. Ward, F. 5. Cassady, samuel H. Cummings, and John Brads. The exerc'se> were commenced by singing “God moves in a mvsterions wa} Xc., after which prayer was olered by Rey. Edward Kinsey, present pastor of thechereh. Rey. N. J. B. Morgan then de- livered the sermon from Joshua Ist chap., part of 2d verse: ‘‘Moses, my servant, is dead.” JA: dress} were also made by Kevs. L. F. Morgan, G. W. Hil id Kev. Dr. Eddy, a'l of whom spoke in the highest manner of the deceased bo.': in his ministerial and social lite. The services at the church were closed with berediction by the Rev. Dr. Slicer. The remains were con- veyed to Mount Olivet Cemetery for interment. Kev. S. V. Blake officiated at the grave. ~ Ronpery axp Anrest.—Last night the store of Mr. Gcorge Francis, No. 430 7th street, was broken into and robbed of fancy goods valued at about $200. The case was reported to police headquerters this morning and e<signed t> De- tectives Coomes and McDevitt to work up. The result was that the efficers strested at the rail- road dey ot, #s the 9:30 {rain was about starting, three old thieves named Wm. Bell, alias Sukey Beil; William Brown, alias Slippery Jack, and James Donovan, and the recovery of most of the goots. The culprits were committed to jail for a hearing. —— WYMAN, Tur WiZARD, whose occasional visits to the District are always hailed with delight the juveniles, is astonishing and a-nusing 'arge audierces pigutly this week at Odd Fellows’ Hall by his queer, quaint and quizzical sayings and doings. Lesidc2 mirth and magic there are serviceable presents di.’ributed every evening, f dat the matince « » Saturday everybody is to have one. Wyman knows how lo keep up the excitement. Tue Pump Docter is badly needed on 6 Stroet, between D and E, South Wachingt where, in conscquerve of the ‘ d'sabilicy their only pump, the r--idents are singing th Wet speli the sorg of tie Ancient Mariner, «Water, water everywhere, but not a diop to rink !”* = TR: THE PoIsowED FaMiies.—Mcsers. Cowan and McConnell, and their families, who were poisoned on Saturday last, as stated in Tne STAR of yesterday are improving, and the sicians believe that they are now all out of ger. een a, PATENTS IssuED—The following United States patents were issued to citizens of the District of Columbia for the week ending Sep tember “i, 1670, and each bearing that dat>- Fluting machine, $ ; treadie tor sewing and other jamuel G. Cabe! machines, Benj. C. Pole. patiwiber a micuie City CoLLector Boswkit, in a letter re- ceived by Deputy Collector Chase, annouy es his convalescence, anr states that he expects to return to Washington next week. = ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of Benj. Miller, 101 aoe street, Gcorgetown, oe advertises a large stock of new tali goods. ‘GEORGETOWN, Mencwants’ EXCHANGE. —This morning, there were 5,100 bushels white and red wheat received by river. The market for grain is steady, with an active demand, and we note fales of 1,900 bushels prime white at $1.50 ., and the same quantity of prime red at $1.50 per bushel. The balance being of an inferior qual- ity was withcrawn. There js but little move- ment in corn, and wé quote white at 97 cents and yellow at 90 cents per bushel. Oats are held at 42 cents. ‘Lue CAaNat.—The repairs to the | tes, near Weverton, Md., having been completed, during last night and this morning about one hundred coal-laden boats have arrived here, and now stretch nearly @ mite above and below the Aqueduct. TRE SHirMENTS oF Coat from Cumberland last week, by canal, amounted to 11,33 tons, ALEXANDRIA, The Gazette of last evening has the following items ; CoMPETITIVE EXAMINATION.—Dr. W. Leon Hammond has been requested by Mr. McKenzie to make the ne essary ical examiration of licants for an fe bs fn L pevordtend’ the pp s. Naval Academy, who will appear before Judge and Benn i. L. Carne and H. F. Hes ined at Annapolis on Friday. SUPERINTENDENT oF PUNLIC SCHOOLS.— Richard L. Carne, esq., qualitied da fore Judge Lowe of the Corpo: Superintendent ot Public Schools. Mr. Carne bas announced his intention of serving without compersation, and of the emolument Ro aE mee Object connected Os with the schools. er Baxkrurtcoy Case—The case of P. T. Shep- herd, of Clarke county, in bankruptcy, in which a debt for $9,000 's claimed against said bank- rupt Talton Osburn’s administrator, of Londoun county, which et ia ee RAS as usurious, wes ‘ore Sudge Underwood at ‘Chambers. bil intoxicated, yestarday evenings fais while into: rd evening, fe! oo the top of the Stone bridge to the drain below, and was so stunned that he re: insensible tor a long time after the acciden.. D&E AR? CLOAK MAKING—by 3} DUW NING, rooms No. 630 E street, one d: east of 7th street, Personal attention ting and Fitting. Patterns farnished. WEVEBAL FINE NEW PIANUS wlLL BE + sold very low, for cash. at G. L. WILD & BROS.” PIANO STORE, se26-6t" No. 490 Lith st., near Penn. ave. . E. GITTINGS, NO. $09 OPPOSITE CENTRE-M4RKET, Between Sth and 9h streets, Has just returned from New Yor. with a well se- lected and complete supply of FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, fogbich be most respectfully nes SS given to Cat- 026 6t" Bonn. jan. YoRn—Finst 8 TBEL near Lh (5-208, Jam. ded why, 1868... = jan. nll, ‘American Sern a Mick. Southern, evetand and Pittsbatc, fd.ss'<: Union Paciic iiwankleant St, Paut pret, ankieant St. . 52',; Wabash and West. .' Alton and Terre Haute, “Chicago B’Alton, pred. I Onis on, 113; Ohio Certificates, 32°;) Tennessee State EDD OBES Beieis new, 60',, Vir- old. 71; North Oarolina 6's. old, ss: Missouri 6's, 905. Gold, I1)",a old, 62; ja State 6's. do.. new, 27's. |» Market stron; e___» ___ The Markets To-Day. Telegraphed Exclusively to The Evening Star. BautiMoRE, Sent. 29.—Cotton very dull, and 3 irresalar” Middling Qvle-ns, %6 4; Mid@li = ands, 1 Blour @ult and nowina’. Howard ttreet superfine. #5a$5.0; do. extra, $6496 75. family, City Mills superfine. $5.25 $6.50; de. extra, S6a$7: do.family, $7 2199.40: Western superfine, $0985 50; do. extra. $6a$6.0): do. fartly, $6.%0a87 2. Wheat. prime f> choi.e Southern im ed onene: ti nted; el . 29.—Virginia sixes, old, 83's « 1366, 65% Did. 6154 asked; do. 1557, asked :do. coupon. old, 613 bid! do. cou* bid. North Carolinas, old, $0‘, bid, do. Hew Yorn, Rept. 27—Stocke vory dull. 375, Mi Peg cent, Exchange. lone. Sa i962, cotinon 12" Wirgint » hew, 64, North Carolina's, old, Gold *l = old, 61: di Dew, die. New Yor, Sep’. 20. Wheat quiet, and heavy. }s do. Flour dnttr id ~chare 4 Corn dail are sg CITY ITEMS S. W. Gilbert and P. Donelan are at Oak Hall, 525 7th street, where they will be plessed t) show their triends the latest styles of Clothing, or Piece Goods for ordered work. 2 ALASKA DIAMONDA, French Jet Jewelry, Oroide Etruscan Jewelry, Dol!s, Work-boxes, Fars received this morning at Prigg’s Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between 43g aud 6th sta. — SS $1.—ONE DOLLAR A PAIR. . The best and largest assortment of Kid Gloves for ladies and misses at Baum’s Hoop-skirt and Corset Factory, 408 7th st., between D and E. Ladies Undergarments made to order, and large stock always on hand. eeeerage Hewrver has all kinds of thermometers. 6,3. —————— Q4R er eETs. ‘We respectfully call attention to onr NEW STOCK OF CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, MATTINC, BUGS, MATS, OUR- TALN AND FUBNITURE MATERIALS, Just received, cabracing many new and original de signs, well worth: inspection ef these abeut to farnlat their dwel @7 NEW SUPPLIES BECEIVED DAILY, @7 WE BUY AND SELL FOROASH BXCLU- SIVELY. and are thereby enabled to serve our pa- trons to the best possible advantage. 7 OUR UPHOLSTERY BEPARTMENT, tn Cotapetent workmen, and orders with us will be promptly and faithfully exccuted. WH. S. MITCHELL & CO., ™ Perry Building,” ‘WM.®. MITCHELL,2 Corner 9th st. and Pa. avenne, SAMUBI. KER s¢2-3m Ss UMMER WINES. OLABETS, from to $45 per case, BHINE WINES, from $6 to $30 per case. BAUTEBNE WINE, $4 per doz. CATAWBA WINE, Sparkling and Still. BSPABKLING MOSELLE. ‘? HOCK. ALSO, BRANDIES, WHISKIES, BUMS, GINS, BHER- BIES, PORTS, LIQUERS and CORDIALS, of finest quality. GENUINE VICHY WATER, from the several Springs at Vichy. BELTZEB WAT! of direct tmportation. Ths Trade supplied below New York rates, IMPORTED ALES, PORTER, OLIVE OIL SAUCES, PICKLES, and aselect stock of HAVA- BA, KEY WEST and LITTLE BELT CIGARS. THOMAS RUSSELL, Importer, 1213 Pennssivania averue. HY NOT? ince opening car, NEW MUBI BARY DEPOT in G own ave repeated: been asked nether we First Clans Katal lishment will pay. ing $0 near ington, and we invariably answered with this question: WHY NOT? thas only been three months since we o} i and already heverwe seid pine Plates ale of whieh went to Washington. The secret of our snccess lis im the cheapness of our goods. We bought a large and varied stock for cash, and allow our customers the advantages we receive from the manufacturers. OUR STOCK OF PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, And all kinds of MUSICAL MBROHANDISE, ‘As well as SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BIBLES, (Catholio and others,) PRAYER BOOKS OF ALL DENOMINATIONS, INITIAL PAPER AND ENVELOPES, GOLD PENS, JUTE AND COTTON TWINK, In fact, everything in the line of STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY Cannot be excelled. Toning and Bepairiog of Instruments done at short notice. Send your orders to POE & SELIGSON’S New Musical and Literary Depot, ink ous se6-tf Georgetown, D. 0. 1 HAVE BETURNED FROM ® EW YORK With a complete assortment of NEW SHAPE HATS for the Fall. EATHEBS,” and FRENCH FLOWEBS, All the new shades of MILLINERY ant DREEMAKING Oat Goods tn NEW STYLES and PATTEENS to yantage to call early. OHOICE “ FINE MOHAIB POPLINS at 60 cts, Fine SEAN BINOES, POPLINS, &c.- AUSTRALIAN ORAPE, (thonew . Ck BUMBAZ INES": SOL Bea im i |, new Bad Benth eae ONE PRIOR, JUST DEALING te 10-tr 1018 and 1020 Seventh street ‘eekly Organ, Est'd at Washington ,1900; removed to New Fork, 1s79, Special Telesraphic News from the whole Country. ‘The Great Newspaper for Housthold and Farm, per year in advance. P.O. orders are safest, apempagpag age crop i organ GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. EDUCATIONAL. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Ete. NOTICE— pou eR Cece ye ee axes if paid AY. Oc- te ‘lat, 1870. ser eetjos" Estat oF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOBS BY The LARGEST ana MOST CO’ MENT we bay DBESS GooDs, onl rior Po Crssimeres, ase Water-p.oot Cloths for Clos! up. sll co'ors. Inelas celebrated KID GLOVES GLUVES 81, eero-tr Black Silke, Ir: , Epelish Satins in © Valures, Brench M. OW OF consiatin: ia sh loth Govores 7 lerinos, from $3 sente uee Piatd ins. Best Delavues. 1", Ceath: the comb Buitaio and Beaver Brands Bleck Aipeeas nc) Clot wets, irom [I cems up; ks and Suite, from gi Joxenbs KID and ¢ part of 2ovling, Empress BENJAMIN MILSER, stre 1 Bridve Georgetown. rated pieces TE RISES BURGESS WILL BP BUA BUVING and PAY SCHOOL F Lap AY, September CouLece OF PHARMACY or EDICAL DEPARTMENT OF COLLEGE. on MUNDAY nue. Lectures in this institation will commerce at the Sollers Baitaing. conor MONDAY. Oct: ad Mr. OLDSEBG. a chairs will be Titpes, elt For circulars and other information ev: se eoSt Pre BAL. oe of B and lth streets, on ck pm era) of the Royal College of jen. and practical Drage:st. will ir of Prectical Pharmacy, and the other led by Professors and of the Medical rely to fF HOWARD, Treas Mrs. BUBL'S BOARDING and DAY SCBOOL for Young Ladies aut Misses, 1421 I st. ary B® THOMAS DOWLING, Auct HANDSOME AND BL UBNITURE AND E BE MOST DESIRAT aay C) Two Hi hei FF Will sell. at Weaver, U. ¥.N., corner of Ga jeorgetown, all (he Houssbold tues. Daistivg of— Sta 1 At 1 o'clock, I will sell built Home, the lot frenting 60 3 fcet on Green feet on G: street, jrontirg 20 feet on Gn feet. T! BY? ‘Ketow) Sep! the 2d street, and running back 13) feet deep. em purchaser, sez B® THOMAS DOWLING, Auctr., Georgetown [Rep.&Cous tec jOMAS DOWLING , Auct'r; Georgeto mn By authority of the legatee. Bo ect iestament of sal premises.on FR ing parts «f lot Peter, Threlkeld Georgetown, fronting bird THOMA s deceaaed. 1 iba mber, at the hour of $ o clock iu the afternoot houre end lot formerly occupied by Miss Bs umber 111 and 121, B pear ini LE op jew aod Stal irsand Lounges javdsome Brassels Carpets and Side Chairs and Music DOWLING, Auctioneer. iss Sarah Boarma: Will offer at p he 30th d feet on the north ‘cash; the balane in. six and twel AN PRIVATE RESIDENCE 1N GEORGE On WEDNESDAY MOBNING, October 5th at 10 o'clock,1 ‘Commands the residence age th day THOS. DOWLING, Auct. CHANCERY SALE By virtue of a decree of the of the District of Columbi ase of laher. No. 1%: cquity, and dated offer auction, THURSDAY, 4 o'clock p. m., the 20th day of October next, the valuable estate of Lewis |. situated on High street, George gipu: ured’ sovthwardly High strcet 51 feet, of parts ot lots Noi Hawkins’ addition. bounded end of" rom Sccond street Hic of Bish Mrect, aud running thenee north with tan z at the + thence weatw: ly, at right sles to High street, 03 7-190 feet: thence north ardl at right to th westwardly. at rizht anj to theace southwardly, at an an’ the fourth line, 49 feet; therce Inne of fence, to the ai 9h: thence, with ssid line, sonthwardly 12 15 14) fer to the centre of an alley, and ling fo the Leginning. he improvement» consi large store, which can garden is attached, au business stand. interest, to be secured ‘The 1 he t week aft served lie with with, purchaser, the purchaser, fe27-Sawte By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Conrt of the District of Columbia, passed , in equity canse No. 1935, jackson and others are complainants Jackson and others aly of J ame jock oir for sale at public auction, 1 teribed Bridge street, ‘Terms: One-third of the purchase money in cash the residne in two equal twelve months, with interest. to be secuced by ap jen on the premises. HILUL proved notes and SAM ser a reserve'l ing Ii castw: ine bets thence in @ strai POX. W LIN LNG, Auctioneer, line, 26% fect; thence the last line. 6 feet the property is valuable nim of sale: Une-third of the purchase money t be paid in cash, and the residue in two eyual instal ments at eix and twelve months, respectively. with by approved notes and are 8 of sale must be complied r the sale, or the may be resold at the risk and cost of the dels Stamp acd conveyancing at the cost of WALTER 8. THOMAS DO’ ¥ THOMAS DOW c Trustee. 174 Bridge street, Georgetown DAY, the 13: in the afternoo f A STREET, receives werkly lates ‘anc Watches. and all ores. VINEGAR. VINEGAR. One bundred barrels pnre CIDER VINEGAR. , band, and for sale im low WATERS, 9 Water street, DEPOT —Ail the west cash prices J. - LOAN OFFICES. (suitable for pie to ‘suit purchasers ITE LEAD AND PAINT les at the 10 the other {se20-1m } z-) OD by Je instalments o! the day om the preiise: Property di the proccedings in the above mentioned « follows, viz: Subdivision of Lot No. 4. of back 269 fect.tmprored Dwelling and two story prick beck building, including a large storeroom on t styles of Jot and (jp EORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE, 73 Hicr F Jewelry, Gold Bracelets, Ci ©. NICHOLS. A CABD. ‘The undersigned respectfully informs the public that they have no branch office or connection with any other concern ‘They bave also reduced the interest on gold Watches, silver ware, and diamonds. At the oki stand, No. 314, 9h street, between D street and in this city. Pennsylvania avenue. ROBERT FULTON & CO., Licensed Brokers. ecl7-2m + Georgetown. NT HOUSEHOLD OTS AT AUCTION: ha’ rio ic fou to side of ‘of the pur * months, the purcha- est trom the day trust taken conveyancing ana revenue stamps at the all vet of the upreme Court t 94. 95, 125, and ‘ax fol ‘4 feet, meas m the west = degrees with rdly, with th ween lots G and ght perey ting 1G. Anct. defendants, we ef October six and sode ustally” sold oods usnally sold. in sey! NIGHOLS. 1224 many friends opened an office at is pr te ENNSYLV. Between in and 13th St The undersigned would respec seine i lic generally tl lyania avenue, and and the FULTON'S LOAN OFFICE, ANIA AVESUR, 1298 "Peon advance money on re) Jewelry, Silverware, Guna, Bev. ous other kinds from 6% 8. m, to8 se 12-im* persoval om. vm. BG ‘atches,Di olvers, and numer erty. Office hours BACK K. FUL icensed Pawnb: it he he 5 TON, wnbroker. ee fyb of }» former! (Mrs. OABO, MONEY LOANED on Jewelry, Clothi < LP ing and M. from a.m top. Jct om parle Franca bh and ly Mrs, et LOAN OFFIOE. O streets, 935,18. E Durastiney © Silver Hine of 7 s ‘eon’ 8 A ine coin Coat Blais, Hygnet piston irene ue Oa ee PROFESSIONAL. RS, Fenue, (south side.) 00K AND JOB PRINTING jeatly and BY B. POLEINA jalt-ly . LY WwW BOORBINDER AND PAPER RULER, Ho. 1012 ‘avenue, between Wth an¢ streets, south side. Dewopspers Patented vor Pe iaasiy 1224 = be 8. “ES TS Tand as seB0-t zbicat peer NT ugh instraction. References—flon Wm Hon. John Hier, B BE EVENING ICS, English Grammar, Book: peat Emerson For terms, &c., appl ES OSBORNE YOUNG LADIES PINAY, 1134 Youist bet hapa Meth o: State; Gen. John rocker. wise Gonsul General. — se2l 2m SSES IN MATHEMAT. Cretan} Tnmtitete, lath arrest. between ‘will be reorganized on MUNDAY, Oct. 3d, 73°F. PATTERSON, 13ut Vermont avenue OF GEORGE COULEGE: wN ul w TWENTY FIRST MEDICAL SESSION, 1 70- College Building. cv pw: wit Medi. He JOHN: open in tory of ing. 8nd Ther: ce, TILDEN MI + Mt street, betwean Filth ard Sfx! 4 o ‘The Law Departmen ner Pennsylvaniaaveuu® and pEgoat: er ot Tenth and EB sircess, Clty ot Washington ‘The reer'ar Lectares will commence Cctober 1, and coptizns until March. Factuty YOUNG. M.D, Professor of Principles tice of Medicine, General Patho ogy. and . D., Profesor of Ob en and Chi'dre » ste “ics ard Diseaser of JOHNSON ELIOUT, M.D. Professor of Pi .nciples Ty “Mowe: - D., Protessor of Materia IN. M.1., Proferror of Phys Clinical Surgery. rrotessor of Medical J aris Professor of Urinary Patho! . Processor of General ard on and By Liss. M.D al Chemistry. ~OHN G. F. HOLSTON, M. D., Professor of Anat- omy ICK EVANS. ARD. D SON’ ELL DEP. OLLEGE. tof Georgetown College will the Hail ot the Colonization ey cor street, on WED. Opening lecture on that day at nlarsand other information apply at the { CHARLES W HorrMey, Recr- the Faculty, fu the Colonization’ Busia felt Im » Oct. Sth. Mrs. J M* Foca. Prof. Clases eall att seen on from 4to 6 Address at Metrerott & © * Co's. announcing is now re: idence of pupils. For REOPEN HER PF VOL at No. 31% Pe» -ylvan ill, on the FIBST MONDAY in Se sel2-Im Tt One of the teachers will be a’ No. 725 ith street, every day valare Bin eet oa iy te YORK, Principal. i. H. HAYDEN Will Resume bis Instruction in VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO SEPTEMBEB i2rx. and John F. Ellis sol L MOSIC MAKINI'S ASSEMBLY ROOMS, B Strest. between 9th and Wen L. CONADI COLLIERE bas the honor of to his former pupils and families that be ly to resume his instructions in Singing are now being formed. All those wishing to $pin are requested to enter their names at once = given either at the aeademy or at ree alare Ree circalars,or he academy, where the Professor may ‘be Wednesday and Saturday from to Be a situated ber. diments with and Catal: can be stores, College. Fi Dist: tioon, and to son cr by letter to No. 17 Als Vick sex FOR a1 Baltimore and Washington railway and te Stopping place Prince George county, Md ‘The duties will be resumed on the 15th of Septem- Ballantyne, 402 7th street; Mr Lith street, near the corner of N ashington city, D. 0. 1 ENA GORLINSKI DES! inform the public that ready MUSIC on the Piano. residence, N 188 JULIA B.B i (daughter of the Rev 7,5 Balch) wil opens SCHOUI, FOR GIRLS, at 1507 HB st..on MO! in* MEKSON INSTITUT: SELECT en AND Beddes the uxual Clamtcal aod jogues. necessary information btained at th ay 1 obtain Wi TIO INSTRUCTION Mrs HELEN Y is prepared to receive pupils in Elocn netract them in the principles of Dra will be given to thr ms apply eith ith et., N. RY YOUNG LADIES, BY M.A. TYSON AND SISTERS, two miles south of Laurel Sta ontee s tation; post office: Li band L streets; Mosars Pennsylvania avenue; Mr. William of music. AY. Sept. Sth. ands MATHEMATIO. HOOL, FOR BOYS, oe Fourteenth Street, between Land K. The Eighteenth Annual Session of this Schoo! will begin For Circo DNESDAY. September Mth. WAS. B. YOUNG, Principal, street Evie House ress © 133: Goxtsca Couiecs. | The Exercises of this Institution, situated Street, near the Patent Office, will De reeumed ou thr Zimer MONDAY OF SEPTEMBEB, * fessors.. title lish, French and German so be ht if required, Dut will Be —five dollars ($5) per qi 5 . containing all “i irae in the city, or at the pei French tention for the Bee expenses reduced, and LASELL FEMALE SEMINARY. gene Pond arent = ext year ° Reat year begins September bth. | JPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTIT LY cei Las stub is ARD INSTITUT: MARYLAND.— titi Scbookeelect teats os teeten {raining appliances searcely equaled. Fall Term September sth. "Bx annum, a it lars Prov, Ev Go MATTHEWS, 4M Mathews Store Post Office. Howard county, M: s03-2m" * = AUBCRNDALE, MASS. ‘Ten miles west of Boston. Instruction thorongh Firctul complete. | Advantages for Music. Painting rman and Particular at: paidgto comm 1 ob apm i and solid branches. ‘Tesch: umber r limited to 40. Address CHAS, Wim tam ET AVENUE BALTIMORE, Mp. vi Boarding and Day Behool. Every factiity uirement of a thorough and finisher: aud French education English 3 sai Pecial attention given to Musio and Ornamen- Cost for boarding pupils in English department (8450 per annum. "For circulars contetning fall information addres fe cod ly BEV. J. A.LIPP'NOOTT.A.w DENTISTRY. Foll Single o W4*Hinaros DENTAL PLACE, ‘upper and lower sets Teeth, Eerie avasar alt ee id am vy Use of pure S Massacuvserrs AVENC Near lith street. ea . 323 “eS 12 ‘gaa 73 Conte, or lower sets tween tty for ex B.A. PRA’ ental Surgery 2 manner and of Ohio Co'lege ot ery aaa hh feroety be and E h, Washington. laboring persons, As.) DS. MERE his ‘DENTAL UFFIOR to F 12th. DENTAL WORK done tn the beet ‘tracting itrous Oxide Gas jel Marble Works tarth U nreck jarble Works. = and tue, wear the Preasury De many 1 Reed MONUMENTS. MAKBLE AND SLATE MANTLES, at 1 prices. for cash at w York ave- pariment, WM. RUTHERFORD. ARD SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. oe ie my ee ERS AND THS pHs + Ome dos? north st ae Ts Mr. Ww iy wil where Eze24stxe IN ALL ITS BRANCHES EXECUTED EXPEDITIOUSLY ar 'HILP & SOLOMONS" BOOK AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB. VISITING, WEDDING, RECEPTION AND BALL CARDS Encraved and Printed im the latest styles. MONOGRAMS, INITIALS, CRESTS AND DIES Derigned and Engraved for plain or color Stamping, HILP & SOLOMONS, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL BOOKSELLERS 4NU STATION BKB, oa PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. BOOKS AND ALL. 1 NE* ROCKS AND ALL THE mae- BOOKSTORE. The Three Brothers: A Novel. By Mrs. Oliphant, rice ‘A Novel. By Julia Kavanagh. Price 7 yetery of Rdwin Drowd. By Charles Dickens. 8 ako. The Genial . being Reminiscences of the Life of Artemus Ward. Price 75c. The Keoullections of Bton. By an Kionian, With Niustrations. Price Wife A Silvia. Th John By Mev. Oliphant. Prices, Bean Necessity: A Novel. By F. W. Mobinmon. ice toe Troe te Hereclf. By the author of For Her Sake, Price Se Gwendoliors Harvest: A Novel. By the author of One of the Family. Price Me The United States real B one and Tarot Law, compiled by Horace K. Dresser. Price 36 Oamors we Story. By Octave Peiuillet. Price $1 % ‘The Modern Think: An Organ for the Most Ad- . Speculation cules in Philosophy, Seiemes, Bociology and Religion. Price #1 sod BLANB Everything in the STATIONE, Une. tor at SHILLINGTON * BOOKSTORE, Corner 4°. stroet and Penn. avenae SCHOCL Books. 7 SCHOOL BOOKS, AND SCHOOL REQUISITES, ‘The largest assortment ever kept in Georgctown, and sold at publisher's prices. at ‘ & SELIGSON's, New Literary amd Musical Depot, 1 Bridge street. EAT SCHOOL BOOK DEPUT, No. 408 Tru Steven, Intelitaenccr Burl SUK at the lowest poms! Sweat poasi Betall- fers Lal os Teachers and parents m: taining their SCHOUL- Bi ble mrfce, Wholesale eee PS, GLOBES, cH A And everything requisite for the School-room, ab . rect the Beok and Stationery Riresf Vewae, Nigencer Building seS6m No. 402 7th at., Intell SCHOOL BOOK COMPLETE ASSUERETMBNT, WHOLESALE AND BBTAIL, echt Corner 1th street and Penn. ave. RAILROADS. WacnineTon, Jane 5, 1889. ‘Traine between Wasi INGTON and BALTIMORE, and WASHINGTON and the WEST are now run as follows, via: FOB BALTIMORE Leave dally, exe Sunday, at 6-4 ws and 9:26 o. wm. and 2:3! "4-10, B40 47 4 #0 ALL WaY'stations ?™ Leave daily except Sunday, at 6.49 and 9:26 9 °2-50 and 7-45 p.m. ~ Fo ANNAPOLIS, aang = ~4 and to oF from Anpapetie on = ‘ON SOND, ‘Sunday. ; ereburg, &c. Ferbireebarg sed Doints between Relay Honse and Strasburg. leave at 2.50 B.m, connecting at Bees ene taken ‘hrough tickets to the West can be had at the Washington Stamon Licket Uffice at all boure in the atin bam L, M. OOLE General Tike hgeat : _GEO.8. KOONTZ, Gent Ag't. Washington. jel ‘HBOCGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTOR, For New York Vertisement of * PHILADELPHIA AND ‘Trains WASHING: gue M7—noon. TON and NEW YORK Fon, as follows, vir: f ig: ‘OK NEW YORK, without segs gully except Sunday) et 7: 00 » “FOR PHILADELPHIA. Leave daily (except Sunday) at 7:26 a. m., 19 i * ON SUNDAY. Leave for New York at ¥.00 by Tor New York on ® es lor New York on 9 p.m. train only, ‘brongh tickets to Philadel; New York, witon ee eee chaste et timere and Ohio Railroad advertisement as ceeie Detween Was . Posty ‘Ac- napolis, and the cai . WILSON, ™ L. M. OOLR. General Ticket 4 Ge0:S ROONTE Aecot Wekinnion. eu (TB® PLack To BUY vey oops. GOOD GOODS AT CHEAP PRICES. Bareains in LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S LIN- EN HANDEEBOHIEFS, coustautly arriving from w York. 4, 11-4, and 12-4 OOLOBED BED SPREADS, beavy goods, $180. +32 ind G3 = piece. pM HITE HONEY-COMB SPREADS, $1.50 0 of large fe assortment of NAPKINS and DUYLIES E CLOTHS, #20. « piece. Lin BUSIERY and NOTIONS, as welt ae goneral sortment of BEY GOODS, very cheap. <i EMOBY B. eStr [Bep.) 1920 fH B® FaBSEsTock’s * VEBMIFUGE,. is it that so many children die under the age years That a large proportion of childrea die under that age, bas long been a subject of re, mark, end without a satisfactory cause ascertained. it is certain, Also, itisknown that worms exist in the human system from its earliest infancy; therefore parents, especially mothers, who are mere constantly with their children, cannot be teo observing of the first — toorms; for $0 surely an they exist, can BAPELY AND CERTAINLY removed from the most DELICATE ANT, the timely use of _ ed SB. A. FAHNESTOCK’S VERMIFUGE. it is perfectly harmless, contains no Mercury, isa PUBELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION, any ber with the \UST SAFE- TY Pocus utLDREN OF at nore om made moie for the Bere erecting recom ears yout | nn ay B. 7 . be particularly careful to are 6. A. This is the article FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1*29, iDast it to have an imitation forse t agen tue? SCHWARTZ @ HASLETT, FORMERLY AHBESTOCK * SON &£ 0O., SOLE PROPRIETORS, dcT-eodawly Should occasion thet hes been so” BA. eee