Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1870, Page 4

EFFECTS OF THE GREAT STORM. _EVENING sTaR._|2™ A colored man towed ashore a bu- Letters from the Peeple. | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. EDUCATIONAL. reau containi: a lar aantity of clothing rs 4 owl ‘E.—, SOU: “ a ee ree y Destructive Freshet in the | ard. a sliver, Gatch. Mackerel flat boats and Editor Star: During the past month the pave- Boze. A DISCOUNT OF THREE 27u ANSUAL SEs: | PAINTING. ———— Potomne. canal hosts have passed through the souta | ment between 9th and 10th streets on a Ba C BS SBLECT c0w) . ga ¥ October 1, 1870. a | drawer of the br.dge, and a section of the chain | chusetts avenue, west of the Northern Market | Bpecial Taxes comme: - | persasr. oa D Srassr sche wenger = Great Lots of Property in Georgetown and Wash- | pridge bas 4 there andaffording ahold for | House, has been’ repaired, to our great relia. pot MACNICHOL’S —- 4 by “ eye ing pressure hourly not continue the good wor s ; ARGE STOCK ENT. LOCAL NEWS. Daag Betty Danige ae : fra me td ngainet the bridge. At’ Harvey's wharf the wa- | on Toth street and extend the pavement along | J ABGE STOCK PAINTING ESTABLISEM: —<_—____—_— P e Cana ly Dam- oF has ne’ been £0 high, exept on one ocr the “paddock” (the triangle space, fenced, at = AMUSEMENTS, &c. aged—Houser, Furniture, Animals, Lock-ga'es, | sion-—abouraixteen years ago wien it was four | the intersection of L surest. and Massachusetts FALL AND WINTER DRY GOOBS " ” Cd * a. er— le avenue) to Lit t. It would be a good ac- NOW OPEN. | Retional Tacaser —Last appearance of Jo.Em: and Bridyes Floating Down the River—Reported | inches higher. asa avenue) ith street, opr ; | The LARGEST ana MOST COMPLETE AssonT cor yee eee oe A white boy, named Willie Ford. lost his bal- | of people passing up and down, Massachuset : | mkpican DEPARTEELT OF eRORGETOW. a ‘Fa, the | One of the most sndden and destructive rrem- | ance from Maryland avenue bridge, but was] avenue the mnarket tures and four times ao ‘Wiserd, = fished out before striking the railroid bridge | week to walk upon a tirm pavement instead of Empress = Smith's Art Gallery, 245 F street. ets ever known on the Potomac river set in Serges Lectures fn th! joining, which is now submerged. ankle-deepin mud. I ask through Tag Star sao. | Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. here about dark yesterday evening; has been as: = Pisid | Colle N WALL PAINTING, GILD. ING GRAINING ant MARBLING. SION and DROCORATIVE PAINTING. Pore material, goed work and moderate prices. Punctuality and aftention tr business c, MACNICHOL, 923 D «treet, bet. 9th and Norm DRESS GOODS, consisting ia part Superior Black’ Silks. Irish Popli English Sai Gloth Colors wn will commence at the | en S0-Im Inres, ner of Band With streets, on Tench Merinos. jins. Brat Delaines. 1 from 75 cent Aq cente: th TWO INFANTS DROW NEa- because Tag Sta goes every wh. 2 in Wash Barlow's Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue. mes and is read by every body in ba say nae ——_~e—_—_ . D. ‘The Treasury Embezzlement Case. Confession of the Defar'ier—88 500 of Govern- ment Puods Ab. ‘racted. ‘The case of Uharles EF. Edwins, a receiving teller in the redemption div'sion of the Trees. ury Department, who was arraign J before the Police Cou reral Spinner, d Stat-s Trea-urer, and Solicitor Ban‘ield. An examina on of the't. >ks of the r-demp- tion division shows that the amount abstracted was 8,50, which bad been sent to the Tre: for 1 dempuon by variovs banks throughout the ‘The larsestamount taken at one time D 5 we speculations’ in which he. had engaged in- volved him «co deeply that he hai no ho e of redeeming his losses. Edwins re- cently received leave of absence for a pleas- evre trip with bi fe. he having been re- ceutly married, and Gen. Spinner was sarprised at receiving a visit (rom him ou Thursday,when a corfes-on and laid before the Gen: eral a package containing official bills of ex- change on London, gold coin of the Brit! mirion, two t ckets for first-class berths, «t some United States 1g to about $1,500. Gen. Spinner had such implicit contidence in #dwins that jhe did not suspect him of any embezziement xt fret, but lieved that he bad di:covered (ome de.aulter and bad re- turned from b's plcasure trip to report the facts. He confessed that he had beeu. in-New York and ‘was on the point of going to England incompa- By with his wife, that he had been for months aeking the morey of the depertment and rsir + it for his own purpeses and ior speculation;that it bad b 's intention about that time to have been several hundred miles out at sea, but atthe last moment before the sailing of the steamer he had cb: his mind and cene back to tell him al le then said if the Gene- Fal would replace bim he woald icon succed in making any deliciency. General Spinner Of course, retesed. Edwins is a man about tbir:y-five years of aze, and married a daughter of agertleman holding a confidential position in General Spinner’s office. This is the Bese de- ‘alca. ion ot any account that has happened un- der General Spinners administration of the af- fairs of the United States Treasury, and on as- wertoir‘ng the deficit, he promptly disposed of ome of b's bonds and turned into the Treasury $7,000 to cover the loss. — BLACKMAIErs Brovent To Grier—Two clerks in one of the bureaus of the Treasury De- partment were recently discovered in attempt to Jovy Mackuail 4com some of the money lend- ers, w practice vsury upon impecupious clerts. ‘Theft mode of operation, it seems, was to write a letter to any person they krew to be business with the clerks of the depart- men's in this way, and say they knew him to be Jending money at usurious rates of interest, and, as he had no license for transacting busine. in this way, information would be given to the As- seseor Internal Revenue of this violation of Jaw unles- $25 was sent inclosed to the name figned to the letter throug. the post office. Ine of these letters was sent to a gentleman who holds a position in the Treasury Depart- ment, and he took it to a revenue official, to whom he stated that be did not lend money at usurious rates, hut sometimes obliged a brother clerk with = joan wiisout charging interest. A trap was laid for the writer b: decoy letters. end the two young treasury clerks were discoy- red calling for answers to the names given. ‘The writing was compared with their regular Work, and sufficiently corresponded to prove that they wrote the letters. The proots being . > conclusive the would be blackmailers ac.nowl- edged all. bag were immediately permiued {> resign, and lett here tor the West, where they formerly resided. ~~ Owens wrscalied to the horse of nm Willow Tree Alley, (in the square land avenue, between Jd and 44 stree*s,) South Washington, by a report that one of the irmates had taken laudan m, for the purpose of put, an end to her jife. On going in be found that a woman, known as Kate Ferry, bad just swallowed the contenisot a two ounce vial Of Jaudanvm, and was then insensible. He ——w called in Drs. Filey end Brook- heimer, and they did all they could fo revive her, but without success, as she died about tive bours aiver taking the drug. The dece xed was about 25 years of age, and was qu.te ® good- jook'ng woman. She came here during the early part of the war, and first lived in the bovre known es “Dutch Mary's,” and subve- quently at other houses of iil repute in the Seventh Ward. For about two ronths pas: she has been try ing ‘0 retorm. and to that end went out in cervice; but yesterday she got to drinking zgsin, and it is thought shame determined to toke her own life. Dr. S.J. Todd, deputy coroner, was notitied and summoned a jury. Atcer viewing the body the jury proceeded to the first precinct sta.on- ese, where an inquest wesheld. The evidence wes mainly ¢ oraiive of the facts above Stated. Arter hearing the t «imony of :ors half dozen witnesses, the case wes given to the Jory, who rendered a verdict to the effect that the deceased came to her death over- doce of laudanum, taken while under the intiu- i of liquor with the intent to destroy — Tax Deate or Mz. Joun Crow, formerly & well-known citizen of Georgetown, took place at his residence on Rock Creek Church road, in Prince George’s county, Md., on Thursday last. Mr. Crow was in the {9th year of his age, and 2 pative of a y land. His parents emigrated to this country when he ae Sat aie remee ee ue, Sutioriee on the pomsty of the Shenandoah, in what © he remained with now ¢ county, V! them there until old e: to enter the mer- cantile house of his uncle, late Thomas C. Wright, an English importing house in Geor; tow the daze when te Wert of that fe was oo) ed wi! UrO} is that go Boe He was in both mercan- tile and milling business for many years, in bis = ; earlier years having the Adelphi Mil's, Prince George's county, Md., pow embraced in the fine country estate of Mr. Higgs, the banker, abou! five miles from Wash- ipgton. His two sons, Jobn T. and Joseph, are we'l known in this city, the’ former being edi- tor of the Baltimore Sun, and the latter a wel'- known typo. A WasnINTONIAN INJURED PROM A FALL.— = — ee ee ears: On Thrsday night Wm. McClain, o Vashington city, ac- costed Policeman James Mitchell, in the vicin- ity of Calvert and Baltimore streets, and soli- cited bie aid to p.ocure for him Jodgin for the night. ‘The officer conducted Mc! to the St. Nicholas hotel, on Holliday stieet, adjoining the theatre. where aroom on the second flo. - was furn‘shed him. McClain, it seems, a.cer FeUringto bis room, seated himself on the sill of the window, where he fell asleep. While unoonsciors, be fell out of the window, elevated ten or twelve f >t, and in his descent fell berre’s, by which the right side of the neck was ut al out three inches in length, and his head cut erd brniced in several places. Policeman Fuller wes called in and took Mclain to the Srented by: Dr. Wormsley. of the "Washington . Wormsley, 6 ; Uriversiiy Hospital. The next morning McClain Jeft the stai.on with the intention of returning — ee A WABNING TO pecs eee Mr. Hale ‘ Brightened Himself Up.” —¥ esterday, Detectives ‘Coomes and Miller Srrested a yt sessing personal appearance, w ves name of P. J. Hale, and hails from Virginia, on ‘the charge of embezzlement of medical books from some of enr physicians. It rs his g? me was to borrow valuable medical book, in Norte yrom Recistean Crawe.— Wailer Reg- istrar’s (fice, Cicy Ha i. Washi; 1» D. C., Oc- tober 1, 1c70.—Bdéter Star ~ you do me the favor to make @« orreci on in my report to the Board Ain gene the collection of water late Water Kegistrar that | tion. J. H. Oramn, Water mescorree” = Water Registrar. AL THEATER.—To-night Jo. Em-nstt wes his epgarement in “+Frifr. Oar Corvin twan,” and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Flocence an army of advairers in this city, com- mence and engagement on Monday even ng ext. ——e—__—_ WrMas, THE Wizarv, will appear for the last time at Odd Fellow's Hall this evening, as he opens in Forrest Hall, Georgetown, on Mon- day evening next. steadily increasing since; and, up to the preseut writing, the water is still rising. Great destrac- tion of property along the Potomac has been the consequence, all the way up as far as heard from. DESTRUCTION OF THE CHAIN PRIDGR. About sixo’clock this morning, heavy timbers joined together tioated down past Georgetown. hey were soon recognised as portions of the Chain Bridge, and subsequent information has coptirmed fact that the two spans of that bridge over the rapids tel! in this morning, cut- ting off all travel in that direction. A large suantity of Leavy mill gearing xn ar quant em m! aring <n ‘Fartels has been passing down. «1 flour im mol the ; » are alia hance ntly ary so cating serious damage above, and poss.b.y loss of lite. A bureau washed ashore just above the Aquedvct bridge on the fi which w ss found to contain female clothing and some money. $50,6.0 DAMAGE IN GEORGETOWN. rgetown the damage has been heivy in cons: quence of the hasty removal of good. $59,000, it is c-timated would not cover the damage in Georgetowa alone, which might have been saved if the precaution had been take a t> telegraph irom above of the coming danger. This is regarded as a great oversight by tho: interested. THE CANAL SUGMERGED. News of damage to the canal is hourly ex- pecied. It ‘s reported that on the flats aoove the Litve Falls the river and canal are a! ove, the towpath being completely submerged. whicu mrst result in great damage t> the cana’. BOATS ON WATER STREET IN GEORGLTOWs. ‘The scene a'ong the river front in Gcorzet wa isof the most lively description—a'l ere at work Temoving goods, or engaged in catching timber and such articles of value as prss down. Wet>r street, from Potomac street to Cherry al'ey, is completely submerged; the stc< >t full of floaling boxes of goo:'s, with perions in boats recovering them. Teams are employed in -emovi: arre!s, bags of guano, and all light goods reach of the water to places of sa ety. (a Water street, from Mr. E. D. Shoemuker’s s‘ore to the K street bridge over Kock (eek, is one sheet of water, os constantly acro s the s.reet filled with goods. Herses and teams that i to ford ber ere almo't lost sight of at the lowest points. Mersrs. Dougall ana Bur- Troughs have heavy losers. yHARV £3 SWEPT OFF. Marbury’s wharf, Georgetown, went by the board at about eleven o’elock, and it ‘3 tiouzht o.her wharves will be washed away, the current being very switt, and all of them being sab merged under water. Mr. Evan Lyons hes lost heavily from damage to wheai stored in bis warehouse. The Guano Company's losses w:li be heavy from te sams cause. CANAL LOCKS CARRIED AWAY. Several canal locks have been passing dowa is morning, indicating beavy damage to ‘ie canal. The wreckers are having a harvest, and much valuab'e itty wi'l be saved by them. ‘The river is dotted with yellow pumpkirs, and cabbages among other th'nzs. NEWS FROM ALOVE. Mr. George Waters rectived a letter th’< morning from Shepherdst»wn, stating that the rairs there yesterday mo-ning were very heas ;. It is thought by business men here that most of the damage to the canal will be this side of Har- r’s Ferry, from the fact that the Shenandoah is the most swollen by the rains, Mr. S. H. Sherwood reveived a dispatch, dated this morning, from Sancy Hook stating that the water was very high—about five feet over the tow path, but the exienc of dama ze could not ba ascertained until the water falls. MEN CROWNED. Two colored men ongaged in ce tehing drite wood are reported to have been drowneu near the Aqueduct Lridge in Georgetown this moi n- ing, but nothing positive is krown avout them. HALY THE CHAIN BRIDGE GONE. It is ascertained that about halt the Chain Bridge, between the canal and the channe, of the river, sank down, and the timbers tloated of this morning. BOATS CARRIED OFF. Mr. Pasano, in Gcorgetown, lost some fit.een Pleasure boats. Other private boats have been swept away, ‘ome ‘or 6) altogether, including severa] tishermens’ boats between the Chain Bridge and Georgetown. SHEEP CARRIED OPP. Large quant of sheep posturing on the low gcount's near Chain Bridge have beca swept off. THE SUDDEN RISE. ‘The rise was extraord'rarily sudden, so much so that the water in the river last evening was clear and calm as vsual in mid summer, A 4reat oversight ws committed in not hav- ing the news by telegravh from Hrrper’s Ferry yesterday mornirg. hears ago, before tele- gcaphs Were in existence, horses with riders were immediately dispatched to Gcorgetown from Harper's Ferry to convey news of a food ‘m the river. ‘THE FLOOD IN THE CITY. ‘The water in the canal commenced to rise early this morning, and it was not long before the dealers in *he nish market, and a litt in the middie portion of the market, had to move fo other quarters. All along the line t> 3d street the walis were overtiowed, and in uch eteet the water had, by 2 o'clock, crossed B, and wes getting uncomtortably near the Avc- Bue. At that hour there was in the basement of the Fountain Hotel (southeast cor! or Penvsylvar‘a avenue and 6°% four ieet of water, and the basements of several of the houses on the south side of the Averue, between 4; and ith streets, Was overtlowed, but the occupants, in most Starces, being es in time, moved the b=" Of their goods. ficor of Dubaut’s restau- rant was covered about noon, causing a crsa- tion of business, and the basement ficor of the National Heel was overflowed. Some of the stones were somewhat damaged, but the most of them were removed to a place of safety. The Water in 10th to llth streets Dy 2 o’clock had crossed C street, cutting off MeVleland'stoun- and the four yl. » Between Sth and 10th atrects, south of the avenue, the cellars were all flooded. At Kns- sell’s Marble Hall Saloon, corner 9th ‘and the avenue, the water rose so rapidly that it was not possible to remove the t 1 o'clock th's afternoon, when our reporter looked in at the window, the water was up to within about a foot of the top of the counters, and a dismal line of = }, oyster-openers Ly boy = ungry customers were perched upon the tops o: counters, waiting patiently for the ide totell. Tumblers, wine glasses, whisky box'es, golden seal, demijobns, ete., étc., were ‘ling gail around the room, on the top of the eddy .ng food, but always just out of the reach of the safieri 7 —- = on their roost. With them it w: iterally “Waite ‘ ater, everywhere, but not a diop to The cellars of the plumbing and fittin establishment of A. Pa She sd dS Bros Me were and .ome ne to wares stored there. On 10th and 1ith streets, from C to the caval, the boys were having rare sport rigging up floats, rafts, boats, &c., and conveying pas- sengers from one dwelling house to . Ac- cording to the reports of the old inhibitan’s hbereabouts the water is bigher than it has been for 30 years. At2'p. m. the water began to fall with the tide, Soffer is a Over as ‘the flood up Se), doubtless exhaust it- self measurably before the returning tide. ‘The lors, of course, at this writing cannot be estimated, but it is believed that most of the goods in basements, which would be affected by = having been moved, the loss will not be avy: DAMAGE ALONG THE RIVER FRONT IN Wasu- INGTON, Most of the wharves in Washington are over- flowed but not much property has been washed pony a ‘The plarkirg to most ofthe whaives The atwork, catching drift wcod and t'mber. Several »arrels of flour have been caught, which pr cpm tate drifted dowa from Seneca ns Fowler's, Riley's, Carter's and Harvey’s wharves are ail Fobmerged, and the river me: are all busy securing Seat proverty from de- struction. At one o'clock the bighest point wrs reached, and stood for seme time, after which, it was observed to gradually subside. VIVE HUNDRED PERT OF THE LONG BRIDGE GONE. At the Bridge hundreds of p2ople aro collected ‘ing the current of the river. The last irain of cars passed over at 5o’clock th's y swept ares, and the water ru-hing through at a fearful rate. Both spans nearest the south draw have broken away, and the draw swung around about twelve fect. DAMAGE TO THE ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD. Five bunt’ feet of the railroad tcack be tween the bridge and Roach’s Springs hes been swept awav, and the current 1s sweeping over under the railroad bridge bes been carried off, . making it unsafe to even walk over that bridge. ‘There is no telling the amount of dam: until the og done both Water subsides. Chaica, tabiey Nedatende, bureaus, and almost every article of furniture has been caught along I The bodies of two colored in‘ants, at 24 p. m., pe-sed down Tiber creek. by Pervsylvanty nue. On one of the babics was perched three live rats. BEPORTED Loss OF TWO MEN AT THE CHAIN BRIDGE. ‘Two men, who were crossing the Chain bridge at the time it was carried away, went along with it, and have not The Courts. ScPREME Court tn GeneRat TeRu YesTER- pDay.—Judges Olin, McCathran, Wylie and Humphries present. Mr. J.T. Cull prevented J etition of Erucst L. Schmidt for adm'ssion to Uns bar; - lication referred t> committce. In the cuse of Forrest va. Ely, Mr. W. 8S. Cox files motion to diemiss appeai. Noland vs. Slade; appeal dism'ssed by cor ent of cour-el. Keyser ¥s. Moscs; submitted to court without argument. felden, Withers & Co. vs. Brown; argument commenced by R. D. Mussey, Esq, in benalf of Plaintitt. Hughes vs. Eschbach, atgued by counsel for both pe: tics; judgment set aside and new trial granted; costs to abide the result— Justice Humphreys dis enting. Oflutt vs. Kin argumett commenced by J. B. Adams, Es, for comp'sirant. The followin 7-named ca: os are continued : Hcover va. Bath, Hoss va. Wil- fon, Zastwood va. Plumb, and’ Silberman vs. Schrrit. To-day, S. S. Parker wes ordered before the examining committee. In the case of Baker ¢t al. agt. Corporation; by corsent. an amerded arswer was tiled. On motion of Judve Hugh °, L. x. Chandler, of Virginia, was admiicd to ye bar. TEE TEOTOATY. The Court abolished the rulé requiiing the ts ¢ .th of members of the ber, and herea:.er only the usaal oath will be r. qv ted. TES PACIFIC RAILLOAD CASE. Judge Mcé~thur, in the ¢2se of Lathrop agi. the Pacitic Rai'-oad, Eastera Diy <'on, de'y ered the opirion of the Court, srstain'ng “ie plea to the juri<diction of the court. The Contt vol's that wh'le the Pawnee and T savenworth road accep*>d aid under the Pacitic railroad act, the right to sue and be sued in all courts ‘Wes not corferr: J. ORPHANS’ CouRT, Judge Wyl.—To-day, let- ters of adminisi ation were issued on the “tate of Frederick Thornton t> James ©. Halloran: bond $70, He was al o appointed guardian to 0.phans; bond $3,000, Porice Court, Judge Snell— Yesterday atter our report closed— louis Fravier, colored, was arraigned, ehrged with obtairing a gallon and a half of whisky and a gallon and a half of brandy, valued at $5, the property of Mrs. Fegan,on a forged order; after a lengiby examination the case was potiponed until th's morning. Dennis Long, char; with using profane and indecent language in the sireet; fined 3 and costs. Also, caarged with commit ng an assault on Stepney Deyixe, a colored man; lined $3 and COs.3. THE “AUDITOR'S DOOR-REEP: Samuel Cees, charged with committing an af- sault on Willi: Smith. Mr. Smith testified that, havirz busines with Auditor McKelden in the Ci.y Hall, he attemptod to go into tie office. and Mr. Ceas, the door-keeper, refused him admicsior. He then went to the Mayor, who gave him an order to Mr. McKelden to ad- mit Lim there, when Mr. Ceas kicked complain- ant in the stomach as be opened the d: or. Mr. McKelden testified that Mr. Cas has been keep- ing door at his o:tice by request: that Mr. Smith has had many orders passed him n> advantage over others; Mr. Ceas no more ihan he was ¢ led upon to do; Le did not think it proper urder the cireuam- stances to regard the Mayor's order to admit him. Officer Dubois test tied that Mr. Smith showed considerable violence irtpusbing through the door and fore'ng Mr. Ce: ‘k; witnees’ orders were from Lieutenant Kelly to admit no one out of the regalar line; when Smith fore: Mr. Ceas back, witness caught hold of him and pulled him back. After hearing the case, which occupied considerable time, its farther consid- eration was postponed until this morning. PoLic® Covrt To-Day, Judge Snell.—W. W. Metcalf, charged with not’ providing a suitable privy to premises, was first called. Metcalf claims that the house in question had been : 91d to a colored man named Unel-*, and the latter claims that the contract was not complied witu and ‘bat Metealf is still the owner. Mr. Metcalf claims that he had parted w.th the propercy and although he gigas =o! to regain session he failed. nother charge the same character was made against Mr. Metcalt. Both- cases were dismissed. The case of James Thomp7on, charged with fighting,was called, and not answering, the col- lateral was fortel F. A. Tobey, charged with placing filth in the public street, was fined $10, Emma Jones, charged with being drunk and using profane and indecent lan, ye, fined $3 and costs, Wm. Crover,on a charge, was required to Tay a like fine. Co lumbus Taylor plead guiliy to a charge of dis- orderly conduct, and a fine of $3 and costs was imposed. James Williams was convicted of profanity, and fined $3 and costs. . D. Haly, charged with an assault, was fined $3 and costs. Joan Smith and James Jerkins, each, were fined #3 for profanity. Josephine Armstrong and Mollie Johnson, charged. w.th being drunk and dirordeily, plead guiliy and were fined $3 and costs each. Wm. Smither, on asimilar charge, was convicted, and fined <5 and cos’. Stephen Brown, chatged with lar- ceny, was fi $10 and costs. BAWDY HOUSE CASE. Richard Covington, charged vith keeping a bawdy bouse in the “division.” was placed on trial—Mcsers. Burgess and Cab(l for the ac- cuscd. The testimony of the w.inesses for the prosecution wae and the crse was posi- “oned until ‘Puesday—the accused giving bail sor b's appearance. Mavtice aie Ee \ ‘aurice Lainey, charged with committing an ? vault on his wie, was tried. The witnesses were arrall gc! about ten years of = and Sergent Malloy, who arrested bum. The evi- derce showcd that the priconer came home drunk ard pulled, b's wite out of bed, beat:n= her £0 severely #¢ to it necessary to cail in Dr. Nay'or. The court imposed a fine of ¥10, and requ'tcd bim-to give security to keep the pei Mary F. Smith, cherged with disorderly con- duct, wrsallowcd to go on giving her owa rccog- rizance to keep the THREATS TO POISON. Mipnie Faulkner, charged with threatening ‘o Foiton Mary Dav's, Both are employed i one houee, the former ¢s cook and the latter as charbermaid, and they had some words, when it is alleged that the first-named said to the lat- terthat she “didn’t like an American rigger any how, and she would poison her.” Accused was required to give bonds to keep the peace and pay ccsts. THE CFAS CASE. T “se of Semuel Ceas, door-keeper to Mr. .C. McKelden, City Auditor, charged by Wm. Smi‘h, »roker, with assault and battery at the Anditor’s Office ye_terday, (fall particulars of which were pub! 'shed in Tus STAR of last eve- ning,) was taken up. Mr. J. E. Norris appeared for the proceeution and Mr. L. G. Hine for the defenee. The evidence was : omewhat contra- dictory, and not being sufficient, in the opinion of the court, t> sustain the charge, the case was dismissed. ——e ‘THE Powras or THE Boarp or Heatta.— Mr. Enoch Totten bas given Mayor Emery an inion on the question whether or not the ard of Health bas any power to order any work whatever which involves expense to the Corroration? in which he says: *‘! find that the act of the Councils of 3d August, 1570, provides that the Auditor of the city shall issue all or- ders for work authorized by law, and pea 9 viso to the ordnance declares ‘that he shall issue no order for work until there shall have been furnished him by the Mayor an estimate of the cost thereot, wh he shall carefully file with the requisition or contract, and ro order or isrin provided hall be itp fi a or valid.’ I find no special provision of law em ing the Board of Health to direct work Tor be done at the ex- pense of the city, and I therefore think the voard cannot legally order any work to be per- formed involving expense to the Corporation.” plier wie A STRIKE lNEVITABLB.—For some time past, ihe Stabit of imposing fines of € in Case oF in “drunk and dicorderly,” when the offence is of the ordin: in Co pee or of the ‘but number of cases being the Kn ACCIDENT.—This morn: the horse of Mr. he Rend 8. Shepherd took it in front of the ‘reasu Perce from @ ape | vehicle, and dashed @ fearful pace down 15th street, fragain Mr. ey who had got e in the reins, along i checked in his career by coming Biitor 8tar:—A short time since the question arose in the Councils relative to removing the sheds nsed for market purposes now lodged in the middle or K street, between 19th and 20th streets; but as nothing has since appeared in print concerning it, the inhabitants the are getting anxious, fearing the matter has been forgotten. It is a shame and a disgrace to the city to allow one of its widest and most beauti- fal :treets to be thus blocked stranger driving that way, a! squeeze by on one side, to a square, asked if that was the parking he had beard so much about—that it looked more like biving than ng. (:1-rs have come to the conclusion that it must hi located somewhere else, and had been washed and floated down to its present position daring @ severe storm; while others again have imagined it to be a relic of the war, a barricade @ la Rochefort, and in this they are not far out of the way, as it still affords them ample prote.- tion. It is hoped that the press will not let the matter rest until these unsightly sheds have been picked up out of the street and deposited somewhere else. A Resipent or rae First Warp. - -: = GEnMAN DEMONSTRATIONS.—On the 10h in- stant, the German focieties of this ci.y will, in due form, unyeil the bust of Steuben in the Perk of the Washington Schuetzen Verein, when it is expected that the President, cab’net, and leading citizens will be present. On Iith irsts at, the Patriotic Ladies’ A~socia- tion of this city commence a fair, 19 lest duving that week, the proceeds t> go t> the relief of he wounded and the suffering familics of the falien. The A:scciation had a mecting last even'ng at which all the German ‘ocietics were represented. Commmiitees were appointed for different purposes, so es to make the fair a success. ae eon IMPROVEMENT OF M Srreet.—The comm’ sion for the improvement of M sireet opened bids for its sewerage, at tae Mayor's Office, at 1 o'clock t>-Cay. Tweniy-four bids were rec*ived, varying gceatiy in pric-s, as vsual. Owing tos wont of urformi.: in the torms of the propo- sals, it wes imporsible t> decide which wes the lowest bid v..*hout corsiderable calculation, or even to prepsre a sa.sfact ory tabular state- ment. Oa this account f' miract cannot be awarded until aver the meeting next week. The bord adjourned without transacting any other businc:s. erp iaweaiate NEW DESIGNS in Alaska diamonds in crosses, folitaire and pendant sets, and exquisite novel- tice in jet have just been received at Pi 7g’s popular jewelry store, No. 45; Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th sizeets. The ad- dition to this establishment by extending the depth is a great improvement, and we find this new department admirably stocked with vases, statuettes, brackets, chromos, traveling satch~ cls and ladies’ baskets of every description. Mr. Prigg has a very fine assortment of one dol- Jar goods, and ladies and gentlemen can always find hosts of useful and ormamental articles. He receives fresh invoices every morning from New York. ——e— THE FUNERAL of the late Edward Birkhead, one of the oldest residents of the District, took place yesterday atternoon from his late resi- lence, on Sih street. between M and N. De- ceased was in bis eizhty-sixth year, and resided here fer about three-fourths of acentary. He wi +acabinet maker by trade, and carried on sin the First Ward, and subsequently Fourth Ward. He was a soldier of the War of 1512, and enjoyed the respect of all who knew him. Rev. Dr. Drinkhouse officiated at the funeral. The remains were interred at Glenwood Cemetery, followed by a number of our oldest citizens. +——— CONVALESCENT.—We are glad to learn that Key. Dr. Holmead is sufficien: ly recovered from is lat» severe illness to be able to officiat: in his church to-morrow. ‘GEORGETOWN, ALL pUsingss suspended, here to-day in consequence of the destructive freshet in the Potoma:, the water being up on Water street, and the merchants busy in saving their prop erty. | Particulars will be found elsewhere in TuE Star. “ALEXANDRIA, . ake Sante of last evening has the following Tae EqurnoctraL Storm.—Thongh deferred, the eqvinoctial storm did not fail to pay its a: customed visit. It commenced raining on Wed- a 7 night lest, and, with intervals, has con- tinued, accompanied with a northwest wind, the preser.t time. The tide has been un- ly high, overtiowing some of the whary.=, and extenaing up into King nnd Prince str. ¢ 28 far as Union. Along the line of the O., A. & Mz. &. R. the damage caused by the tlood that prevails has been considerable. Canat Boat Sunk.—The canal boat E. F. C. Young, struck om an old spike, just outside cf the outlet lock, this morning, and sunk. CITY ITEMS. CHEAP BED FOR CHILDREN AND SERVANTS, only one dollar and fity cents. ApaMson’s, on 3059th street, next to Penn. ave. —_~ Heavy Braver Frock and Sack Coat Sui's, F Back and Blue, for $*3. ‘This is one of the great bsreains | sha"! ofter this seron. Gao. C. Hixninc, No. 410 Seventh sircet, N. W. eee ee Opron Hatt.—The largest and best siock of Men’s, Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing ever offered in this city. Call and see for yourselves. 9,29,6 —e—— THE WASHINGTON CiTY Savines BANK, cor- ter of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is open from 6:30 to 7:30 o’clock Saturday nh . in addition to its paye interest on depecka. aa Hiuwriur has all kinds of thermometers. 6.3, ————_____ RE*ovro. W. H. STANFORD, MERCHANT TAILOR, Would most respectfully infor friend: ar bas at patrons and the public rally thi wor, 4 bis place nese to 499 Pi RNNSYLVANIA AVENUE, jot ler the Nation: where be wou'd leg to have them cali ari examioe large steck of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GouDs, Which be will make up in the best and most fashion- able style, and at the very lowcst price. se 3). 3t Bembazines, French Merino, Waterproofs, Flan: irtings, Bheetings, Towelings, Napkins, Doy losiery » Gloves, Corsets, Canton I, &c., cheap. ; others from 6c. up; New York ots pie ies Bex Calicoce Mitls Cotton 2%c.; other brands from bc Kids $1; Costs’ Spool Cotton 7c.; Blue 9225; Black, Hive and Brown Velveteen, very cheap. Prices guaranteed the very lowest, and goods the very beste ‘Opera, sFiannelt in all colors: Buffalo and Beaver braud: ; ‘e only, and terms Samipnce, One PERODHEAD © COS, 8029 3t 1224 F stroct, corner Ith street, Coens EXPBESS. jaggage called for and delivered to and from Bail- pads, Btoambcats, H tels and Erivetes Residences. checked to ints, via Ori apdrie and Manassas B. B., and cou! yath. All orders promptly attended to. Freight and Faraivore moved with — ipal office cor. Maryland a reet—W. A. & G. B. R. Depot. ranch office, No. 306 9th street, above Pa. . r 's at Pn Be cor. King api St. Asaph’s as bk RTA Te AND OLOAK By Mrs. Divow nite, ewe No. 630 Bisrect ue toot street. Personal given theaod wiuing: Pano mnenuee #762 22 Oo ry GREE EURS RATAL TIME WATER 1 ons Hf) seven age, tiem at it, of ronte fil tr sof deere Sesiaa! 2 yaigen Sek moran crear babe Price case = the pte Su dais CETTE BERING Yorust Gettrebure, em og Qte™E! eroxEn sromem BENECA QUARRIES, Tho Maryland Freestone Mand M. Qo. are JINDOW SILLS and “LIW Felee sree, PLATFORMS, LS gas. ‘Also, ROUGH DIMENSION STONE to order, For Prise List for 350, call at Ofice, 1418 F For Price street, or Stone Yard, foot K street, Bock cp i)-wasdm OU. W. HAYDEN. Secreta SeveeAL FINE New rIANos WILL BE . 6, i Whip buOs." Flo sTO! " Ne, 420 1th et., near Penn. ack Alpacas. 10 pieces simeres and Cassinets, from 20 conte et Broo! Cloths for Cloaks and Suite, {rom ore. ebrated KID GLOVES. 30 See AMIN MILER BY tHomas DOWLING AND BLEGANT BPS se PBIVATE- RESID: for Young Lad On WEDNESDAY at 10 o'clock nde ENCE IN GEORGE MOBNING, Octobe; HM se. at the rea ‘ corner of @ay ani ali the'Househoid Farat. = ring Rosewood Case Piano (7 octave) ainat Green Rep Parlor Suite. § Handsome Marble-top Tables ard Gian Rep Easy Chairs and Lo’ me Brussels Carpets aod and Music Stands Walunt Trimme; Curled | Hon. Jobn Hitz Marble top Chamber Suites d Cottage Suite and other Mattresses lows and Bolsters ‘China and other Ware aad other Stoves Cloth, Ingrain Carpets and Matung ‘izerator ‘With many other articles too numerous to mention. | LO, At Lo clock, L will sell the handsome a: built House, with extensive back baild the lot fronting @ feet on Gay street, with a dé 20 on Green street, with the lot adjoi Green street, with ad The Bouse bas a front of 35 feet ‘wo Morning Glor) fronting 20 teet most desirable r ‘Terms at sale. [Rep.&Courier| ti - B* THOMAS DOWLING, Anct'r.; Georgetown CHANCERY SAL! lecree of the Supreme Court of Columbis, made in the t. aher. No. 19%: > th seal estate of Lewis 4 October next, the valuab) deceased. situated on Hich street, George. iz: Beginni red sonthwardly from side of High street, and ru High street 51 feet; thence westwardly, at ri les to High street, 637-100 feet; thence north: it right apgles to the lest line, 25% fect; Festwardly. at rig 8S sond street, on the west ht angles to the tas ang’ x the fourth line, 49 feet; thence east line of fence, to t ‘94; thence, with said line, southwardly 12 15 100 fect and thence in @ straicht provements consist of s brick dwelliny and hich cea be converted intotwo, A hed. the property is valuabic and. One-third of the purchase money to and the residue in two equal instal ments at six and twelve months, » besecurcd by approved notes and are: . ‘The terme of sale must be complied with within a week after the sale,or the proj be resold at the risk and cost of the detauiting Stamp and conveyancing at the cost of ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Bre 174 Bridge street, Georgetown. By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Districtof Columbiay passed the eh 1570, in equity canse No. 1995, rere complainanis, G.hers are defendents, we BATUKDAY, the 15th day ef October 4 o'clock Jn the afternoon, on the premises, sale at public ancticn, the proper.y in_the nroceedings in. the above mentioned viz: Sutdivision of Lot No. 4, of xtending 17 feet on the north side nd runping be” k 269 ory Brick Dwelling and two-story brick back building, including a large storeroom on wherein James Jackson ard o' ond Louiea Jackson Terme: One-third of the purchase mone; the residue in two equal iastalvents twelve meaths, with interest, to be secured by ap rved lien on the premigss. sence b, Sy a ee HOS. DOWLING, Anct’ FORGETOWN DOLLAR STORE, 73 Hist REET. receives weekly latest styles of Jot and Jeweiry. Gold Bracelets, © ll the other goods {se20-Im} “J. proved notes ard a re INEGAE. VINEGAR. IDEB VINEGAR. at, ra for sele in low a 109 Water street. W HITE LEAD AND PAINT Dé! standard articles at the lowest 73 High street, 3 1m One hundred barrels pure (! (suitable for pictling,) on 3.0. NIOHOLS. ME. PIER = ENTH STRE ts, Wi LACES DONE UP AND MENDED, INS $1 A PAIR. CAS = = 22 - ‘We respectfully call attention to our NEW STOCK OF CARPETING, OIL CLOTH, MATTING, TAIN AND FUBNITUEE MATERIALS, &&., and de koe epi original 2 UGS, MATS, OUB- S7 NEW SUPPLIES RECEIVED DAILY. BUY AND SELL FOR OASH EXCLU- hereby enabled UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT is WH. 8S, MITCHELL & ©O., “ Perry Building,” WM. 8. igre | Corner 9th st. and Pa. avenue, ER. se2 Sm 1 HAVE BETUBNED With a complete assortment of NEW SHAPE HATS for the Fall, OBOICE “FEATHERS,” ana FRENCH FLOWERS, All the new shadce of Oo SLE RCT meas your advantage to eg & Mrs. A. Tau" ete. ty EC RAs ey pie eee Bhat su, tweet toned BTIRF H's" PIANOS. °C. WILDS aes 20 11 Editor and Proprietor, 563 B readway. Now York. yee MONUMENTS. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLES, Marble: Worku north G enrcet Rea se ‘Treasury WM. RUTHERFORD. U8 Aes COTSRT orice ee ine trae saa otal ee fot for cash at my ‘0 cloc ENBY STEINPERG, “ue. a ‘cradnet ot the Rover College of FRESCO PAINTER AND INTE ie See Pharmacy B, and a practical Droggist. will | ORATOR, Shepherd Building, No. 90% ney fll the eha’r of Practical Pharmacy, and the | Fania avence. acs Sm chairs will be filled by Professors’ Mokoas ard TitneN, of the Medical Department of Georgetown | Cc. tT. bows, JOUSE, SIGH, AND MENTAL PAINTER AND GLAZIER, ome. ©20 LUUISIANA AVENUE. Cotiege. For cirentars and other information avply to sei com Prof. F. HOWARD, Trea" UBL HALL. —y Inmitations of all Kinds of wood and marble neatly em- ey in the invest and most approved styles. sty? pRomPruy ATTENDED To. paAtarrse. z Mrs. BUBL'S BC ING and DAY SCHOOL VABL Est. sedi Im E YOONG LAp'ES: doth st bet: Land Mt Th. ard, ex Secretary of tes Cor a” "hE RVENING CLASSES IN MATHEMAT 108. . ok ks wad Pen prepared terme Boeepey ia, ne ees DECORATIVE PAINTING, i.¥F PATTERSON, 13¥1 Vermont avende. Particular attention paid to INTERIOR DkvO- ee | r Orta W DEPARTMENT OF GEORGETOWN pon — ce % - =e The Law Department of Georgetown College witt | 627 Estapuisump iar) OD oper mo the Mali of tbe Ocloninstion Balding, LA AVE - OLD No. hor Pennsylv eouand 4% street, on - “ ms y AESDAY, Uct. St, “Opeu:ag lecture on thatdayat | 87“ 1 PADOL © M) OWS CANOE Nm ‘For circulars and other information epply at the Law (fice of CHARLES . HOFF! N, Secre. ry of the Faculty, in the Golonization Build ing. els Im UDsON, Boren erpe Penxeyi va Between 13¢ to execute in the very b- vie, at re oe Mssce PEN BER PRE nto o years” VATE SCHOOL at Ro. 31" Fenngzivaniaey | standing. carrying en busingesom Lvuisiana svenn enue, Capitol Hill, cu the FIRST MONDAY in sep | between Sixth and Seventh streets. fort tember. sellin be is thankfal for past fa 7 PA Tk — UNION SEMIN FOR Youxe LADIES ) “wi'l commence its sessions on TUESDAY. 13th of September. One of the teachers will be at . house, Ho. 728 lth street, every day IN tte P. ‘ofa al apply. _ SVORK Pet pat wo fea BR. L. H. HAYDEN ance of the sem: fel ly NORTHWESTERN ‘Will Resume bis Instraction in MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co., VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO MILWAUKEE, WIS. SEPTEMB! 12ra. VANDYKE. President, B SMITH, V. Pres. AUG GAYLORD, Sec. Address at Metzerott & Oo.'s and John F. Eis we7-u7 sole a = The location of this Company gives it great advan- 7 OCAL MUSIO tages over the large nty of companios ° Mm. Y RooMS, these adv aut ‘and the most important—is in the ‘B Street. berwwern 9h amd 10 higher rate of iuterest tt obtains. Prof. L. CONADI CULLIERE bas the banor of | "Read the fallc to his former pupils and families that he to resume bis instructions in Singing. | 6 per ceat. compound in! amouns to 914.4 15 Classes are uow being formed. All those wishing to | 8°" q = “me join are nest to enter names once. ° ba - =. rivate lessons given either at the seademsy orat tee: | ‘The Northwestern loans tts money on Fira Mare, acnce of pupils. “For particulars see circulars, or at call at the academy, ‘where the Profesor may ‘be has never lost a dollar of principal or interest. seen on Wednesday and Saturday from 10 to 12 a. felis healthier It 1 DO stockholders ‘earbings ot the policy hold Ting these facts, it aden! moet be able to DSMAMC Nstacorn iN MU ZZY is prepared to receive — tu Eloca- fnciples of toon, and to i hem in the $ Bak ‘rt Bpecial attention rill be given fo the | surance at lees cost than most. if mot ‘il vantness of the = eral Agent ON nA. W. eed fm | Pamice. aenmene 5 — son of by letter to N. W. se6-im* 'H (daughter of the Ree. |< = 188 JULIA &. BALI + areES ie n, sCHODL FOR GiuLS, Loss by Fire. B Balch) wilt at SOT Hat. on MONDAY. Sept MEESON INSTITUTE SSICAL AND MATH SELECT CuASHOOL, FOR BORE ee Fourteenth Str The Eighteenth Annual Session of this Behoo! will begin WEDNESDAY, September ith. For Ciren lars, &c., CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal, Sars eo 3S atreet opp. Ubi House. GeNtaGa courigcs. INSURE AGAINST IT with 4. 5. PRATT @ Son, wO. 3, ¥. M. ©. A. BUILDL $75 and D Sts., AGENTS FOR THB ‘The Exercises of this Institntion, situated on B Street, near the Patent Office, will be resumed on th FIBST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER, ae OF SEE OF NEW YORK. anex co nr: fomanre aes ifayual Cinta ana Scientie Course OF HARTFORD. nglish, Frenc rman languages, .OFEEEELNT SEES fr K OVEKNMENT SECURITY p mmm oe BE Rio LIFE INSUKANCE COMPANY Catalogues. containing all necessary information, sits bi can be obtained at the principal book ant drag Ofice, 8Y Warren Sires, Bow York. feces in the city. or at the | AU Policirs Reetstered om the Inswrance Lipartmnent ull ‘State of New Ve ered ys BD INSTITUT! Consisting oS Govern OW. ARYLAND.—Loca tion beautiful, School select, facilities extended. 2 Seestedt Par teres Ecemeeneuerye EY | cast PREMIUMS, Prov, ET 0 aartaewe te eg) CASH DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY, Store Post Office. Howard county, Md.” aa3-3m™ CLAIMS PAiv iN CASH, LE SE POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE, THIKTY DAYSGKACE ON KENEWALS. OFFICERS: nt Secursives amd Bonds ond teages. | _ASELL FEMALE SEMIN: L AT AUBCRNDAL, Presvdtont, « FORD Vice ember sth, Address lus. Department, State wt {sm oe _! G.W, ARNOLD “ 1PPINCOTT BEMALE INSTITUT SEWTO. vieory Ae L STREET AVENUE, es (Prot tisth., Wale Ganegey? Saar? | ee , MD. goeny Naan i Attorney fpr the scquirement of thorough and finishes 4037 sre w ee lish and French education CHRIS. 0" CALLAN, General Agent, pe givento Music and Ornamen re ogy, District ot eet ter bosrding pupils tn Knglish department | 17 °*3m OMce 437 71h street, Washing: pr circulars containing full information addres [23 TWEaTY-rinst rzan fe-co4Wiy_ BEV. J. A. LIPPINOOTT.A.m Seo STEAMBOAT LINES. STEAMER EUREKA, Cart. cRaic, bs wes Georgetown TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT. é URDAY at7e.m. Arriving at the are, OF ROCKS atép.m. Re- torning, leaves of Rocks MUNDAY, WED- BESDAY and FRIDAY ‘at TMs oo Get Georgetown at 6 p.m. —— in Ws eraaSePCOuh a? POR GREAT REDUCTION OF FARK DURING ov SUBTINUOUS EXPERIENCE 18 TER BUBI- SESS, 18 THIS CITY. THE SUMMEK SEASON. ain - ar eee Gastrs prompi payment & losses, iow rates. ‘The fare on the Steamer THE LAKB, commencing MONDAY Snip Bio, nd he be51 Companies, 50 10 Sons follower *unther to Me MANSON & BLACKFORD, 619 SEVENTH STREBT. Orrosizs Post Orrics, trip ticket conte Fare to Boston, including meals and state- 4m Oth them for a policy tm the Old" Mina,” oF ing DAYS. “ Prankita,” @f Phtladsiphte, or the ** Harvlord,” or Ge" North Brisish and Mercantile,” or the “ Pet mam,” or the “Springhsid,” or the“ Potomas,” of sym-dtt M22cuanre’ cin or srzamsuirs LONAL UNION FIRE INSURANCE 00) PANY OF WASHIBGTON WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK OAPITAL nnn 000.000. = SuD BBW EO OMice—No. 81 Louisiana 8000 000. oon the Fine . 0. , | Nocharge for Polices or Revenue Btaun s0uN GIBSON, tnd VALERY GinY, opom ee ‘most Feascuable terme and wl Tan etereen: Directore—Charles K: Presiden! Riggs, View ut: Marshall W YO! ts w. ituron a Wines Sollows Prewide Brown. a8 pee , Bast ficnry Book, Benes Wm Dixon, Daniel Dodd, srety FU AY'at T's, sob ly" NUBLED. LARNER, Secretary. Fer fall 2 to BP. A. DEN 7 7 BAM. ‘ofies and whee? fot 4 Georsctown, or at tne corner of iftn streaf tad Bee [T° THE Lapies. yelet J. W. THOMPSON, President, —— LINE, ¥! EW EXPRESS LINE, Via ANAL, : psi BE "3 3 have now,(n stock and am receiving «very ray HILA PHIA- aon VA. W. | | Meortment INGTON AND GEUEG! TOWN. D. Mas a5 ae toes ZEPHYR WORSTED, Philad SATO} Tess from the celebrated factory of Bergmann @ Oo., From {ea Water street, Georgetown, : Berlin, Prussia, which, for its softness, brilliancy of WEDNESDAY. af'0.am. coloring and superior weight, hes taken the palin of apnty ioe shicEe. S3_ Water street, | sl! other makes. aria PE 00. 10 orth Wharves, My coment Ease. oe GERMANTOWN WooL Siege Redmon Drader iM — a now also very complete, and for warm Shawis, sed Potomac Lene leave Afghans, &c.,is very desirable. Senanre wexcepted,) at Ta im. and Children's Fancy Stockings, ou m. a RP For = . I would pel 2 a BALMORAL YARN, which is strong and durable, snd produced in end- tess variety. DENTISTRY. ITAL PLACE, ‘SETTS AVENUE, street. BAXONY WOOL, ‘a Scarlet for Tides, and in fine White for Infante —_ ‘Shirts, Stockipes, &c.. is one of the - Extracting by the tse of pure gua... 78 Cente, iy called for. one om en a. Fi TT. Gpinate of Ohio College ot SHETLASD WOOL, and E north, Washington. in pure White, bright Scarlet and Bof: knits up price to laboring ‘Very protty, and hase well deserved popularity, a — | GERMAN AND AMERICAN KNITTING Yakys a | im White and assorted Grays, I am also ‘ hi Poeraae Orrion and would recommend the tprmer for brasume Fab Ww done tm, the strength. Dor entracting tenth .o I shall try and keep the assortment of all WORSTED YARNS complete asa. EW AND SECOND-HAMD FUBNITURR, ud would call the attention of te Ladice alos to my e"ana | TO MY FORMER CUSTEMERS AND tHe | - | Batter taken she ‘anens Bae aon | SMEBROIDERY MATERIAL, Parrs PAT- TENT! «che dat north of TERNS, CANVASS, BEADS, ac. My priceawill, as heretofore, be found very ree sonable. B. SILVERBERG, 319 SEVENTH STEEET. DEG, Perercvama avaxes axe DSranee,