Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1870, Page 4

SSC Bi oo ee _EVENING STAR. - October 11, 18970. LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS, ac. Notional Thcater—The Florences in “ Dom- bey and Son,” and“ The Yankee Housekeeper.” Schuetson Povk.—Festival of the Steuben As- sociation and Schuetzen Verein. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 27 Pa. avenue. THE EDWINS cas NEW DEVELOPMENTS. Bigamy and Defalcation. Two Names and Two Wives. ‘We rot lorg since reported the trial, in the Police Court in this city, of Charles C. Edwins, a clerk in the pte Bureau, who ab- which Treasurer «1 oat of his own fund=, we published his confes- te Tisasurer Spinner. Since that time Feports have been oi ccalated that his right mame is Charles FE. ly, and that he has a Wife and daughter — "T pinghamptos, New York. There seems to be no doubt that these statements are correct; that his true name is Charles E. Cady; that he has a wife and daugh- ter in Brighampton, N. Y.; that bis wife is a daughter of Orrin Bliss of that place, and that his (Cady’s or Edwin’s) daughter is ten years old. He was employed ‘in the Treasury Department ever 183, and had the entire confidence of the officials there u to the time of his confession of fraud. it was admitted by himself that he had a fam- ily there, and he represents that the lady whom be married here in February last was aware of the fact. He stated to those in his contidence that he had obtained a divorce from his first wife one year and more ago, when he was absent on leave of absence in New York. He was mar- ried in the Metropolitan church, in this city, by Kev. Dr. Newman, last February, to a lady highly respected in this community.’ She was a Joung, widow, the daughter of ‘arley H. = al + @clerk in the Treasury Department. to leave for Europe with him, cae this wes the cause, it is stated, of his coming back to Washington and confessing his defalcation. His friends say that he as- sumed the name of Edwins by the advice — of an uncle of his, after he parted first wife. be union, he represen’s, rer been an exceedingly unhappy one from the = and, as he was well known as a teacher im the locglity of Binghampton, and had to set out afresh in life, it was — advisable to a name. The immedi: cause of bis confession was no doubt the Tact made apparent yesterday by the receipt of a ment bond of the — of $1,000 from ; poet National Ban! Da lowa, whi fas sent to Pama Spinuer as being vorerp 4 that institution oe since by the department. It ars that Edwin's Srst abstraction was of a pac package of 85,000 be" rnging to this bank. When in the course of — the amount had to be made good, he, by mistake, put in the 000 Tea Tt, which he had retained, $6,000 of hos, and this new amount was daly te =~ package roca el the a The mistake was immediately that institution, although tee was Sorat about it at the time, the bank officers taking it for granted that the Treasury was zant of the error, and would in due course of time offi- cially notify them of it. The fear that the long and seemingly unaccountable delay on the part of the government to do this would evoke fer of inquiry from the bank, which would course, bring with it an investigation and dis- covery, it would Edwine’ ’ contuanion appear was the chief cause of ie iThe Steuben an- ~ The vari--- -+ urant Statues, us German organizations of this city, baving formed in procession yesterday for the purpose of proceeding to the Seventh-street Park, where statues of Baron Steub@n and President Grant were to be unveiled, as = am the Srak, arrived there about noo: rounds were handsomely decorated with pants ing and flags. About four o'clock, Mayor Em- accompanied by Samuel Norment, es., arrived, and were followed shortly afterwards ge Latham, of Alexandria; Secretary of Wer ikpap, Baron Von Gerolt; Gen. Bab- ‘resident's staff: Judges Olin and Humphries, of the Supreme Court of the Dis- trict, and many well-known citizens, comprising members of both boards of the city councils and others. The President soon arrive:l, when the band plas ed ‘* Hail to the Chief,” and, in compan: Mr. Wolf, he passed through the line, toll ee by Secretary Bontwell, who was escorted by President Vogt. They proceeded to the director's room and partook of a colla- tion, after which the equestrian statue of Gen- eral Grant was unveiled, amid lqud cheers. This statue is made of a composition which the artist, Charles stner, calls ‘imitation marble,” and which, it is said, will stand throu, all kinds of weather. It represents Presi lent Grant seated upon a war horse, the reins of which sre held in the left hand. it is mounted on a pedestal of wood painted im imitation of California granite, and is located in front of the shooting house. ‘The procession then marched to the Steuben monument, which was unveiled after a history of the same had been given by Mr. A. Eberly. ‘This statue was described in yesterday's STAR. Mr. Eberly called President Vogt to the front of the platform, and formaily delivered to the Washington Scheutzen Verein the monument, to hold the same in trust, on two conditions: ‘That should the Verein become disunited, the memorial should revert to the surviving mem- bers of the Steuben Association: and, further, that an instrument of writing to this effect should be ek: in the office of the Lo corder of Deeds, the deed of the proj excellent style, and tas Teativition of € the ve vilion and grounds were enjoyed till 12 o'clock Yast night. The festivities continue to-day, and embrace prize shooting, prize bowling, dancing, mnastic performances and other amusements, = oa the Park will be brilliantly illumi- aa FUNERAL OF TRE LATE CORNELIVS WENDELL. ‘The remains of the late Cornelius Wendel! ar- rived at the B. & 0. ratlroad depot in this city, this morning, at 6s o'clock, and were taken in Mr. Joseph Gawler, undertaker, and conveyed to his late residence on F street, be- tween 6th and 7th streets. ‘The Colugbia Typographical Union held a meeting last evening, at the Columbia Law Building, at which resolutions in respect to the memory of the deceased were adopted, and ad- dresses were made by Me-srs. Me. 1» Kobin- fon and others. It was also resolved that the members would attend the funeral to-day. ‘The body looked very natural, and was clothed iu a suit of black, and encased in a plain, tiat- top, walnut coffin, covered with black cloth, on which was a plate with the inserition “ Corne- lius Wendell; died October th, 1570; aged 57 7The funera! took place from the family resi« dence of the deceased, on F street, near ith, this afternoon, and w very largely attended, there being present the Columbia Typo; cal Union, (without music.) and many of the printers of this city. ‘The remains were interred at Glenwood. ‘Tus Pavixc or Lovistana awp InpIawa Avenves.—To-day the commission under the act which Pessed the Councils last evening for the paving of Teusdese and Indiana avenues with some approved wood pavement—Mayor Emery, Aldermen Crocker and Chase, Coun- gilmen, Holden and Lewis, and Messrs. Joseph zx inser ae 4 = — H. Semmes—met at jayor’s office for the purpose of measures to proceed with the work. —_< —— & NOTICE of much interest and importance to ee, holders on M street will be found elsewhere in to-day's paper. ‘thi the necessary and water pi tote ial |” down in the strect before zing t x course to the sur- will @ of Prender “we. Wilkins, who has just recov- ered from 8 severe acted » has a ost of friends in W: ington, who will be glad to welcome him oe a which his tastes and poe so well it ——, Sate or a Sriexpip Kesrperce ox K StTeext.—Kilbourn & Latta, estate brokers, have sold the r of ex-Secretary McCul- loch, corner of K and 14th streets N. —- to Dr. Jokn Starmite of have also sold for H. H. Dodge’ lots 36 s1uare S67, om 9th. between N and © streets, to Kobert Downing _ 75 cents per square foot, amounting to $4,650. pmcmasuD— De. E. Ye. Brennerman. a well- own physician of the First Ward, died yester- is Teside: ' of softening of me” a Pons eylvania avenne, « Fe this atternoon, about by the barning of a bale © street, between 4th apd Sth, which wae eatipguished fire department were on ‘the ed by te time the Tesponded very promptly to the alarm Tom tnt ‘box ‘27 (7th and M street, s mon: Fre Shillington and from Philp < Solo: We have larger’ s Basar tor October 22, = CORPORATION AFFAIRS. Board ef Aldermen, October 10th. ‘The Chair laid before the Board several communi- caticns from the Mayor, as follows: One announcing bis approval of the act imposing taxes for the year I Soe transmitting the secount of the corporation with the First National Bank, the bank to this date of $194 897 Sv.20. ; ten-year bonds, NOMINATIONS BY THE MATOR, ithdrawing the name of Wm. H. Philip, nom. One w inated for commissioner for the improvement of the Congress, and substi canal, a oy Tecent act a4 he 8. tutin name of bation th Caf. name of D. 43 ay Ove im reply to the resolution of the 19th instant, in in rogers to money received by the clerk of the Cen- jarket for vegetable stalls for country dealers. tramemitting & report of the «aid clerk, that he h: received from the 23d day of June. 1570, (the day he entered on his dation) to the Coco 17 from by country persons, @) from which be has wdvanced to the men waned the market op account mS as 3 wee; gol ing belance on hand, Referred op markets. A NUISANCE. A communication was received from the 8a the only wa) ° oO, 61 fe to. Hl the: Lota to the rede of the treet, amd that the Beard of Health power to order the lots to be filled. and the cost. 10 We assessed upon the property; referred to im provements committee. committes RECEIPTS ON ACCOUNT OF TAXES. joarmunication was received, om of Uctober 5 stating that there has been collected and deposited in bank, from March Ist. 1570, to september 30th, Is oF general taxes, ¥76 61S O/; ape = 207 23; fHicenses, &e 3590 total, ordered to be printed in She journal, ASSISTANT COMMI=SIONERS An opinion was received from the Oorporation At torney. in answer to the resolution of the board re questing bis opinion as to whetber™ the laws allow payment to be made to contractors for laying foot Day ement ont the certilieate of gne or more as Sistant commissioners appotuted to supervise the work. The attorney quotes secticn four of the act THE DONOVAN CONTRACT REDIVIVTS. A communication from the Surveyor was received, in woich he refers to the “*reaolation eee © A'derman Crossman on the 3d instant, ia which 1 latter states, on what he calls “current reports.” that «rong grades, estimates, & , were given by the City Surveyor for certain streets in the F. Ward.” The Surveyor say: made for the grading and gr: referred to based upon estimate by cessor in office; and it it will be seen ‘that the i ont for the work done in no care except one exceeded the estimates and sppropriations origivally made, and adds —“The ex cost of the streets graded under the Donovan contract was $36 QU: the bill furnished to the contractors is only $23,000. Lt is true they presented @ claim for extra work on count of rocks and boulders not provided for 1 »ntract, which, even if pai: dn ‘ourth ppropriations were e' of ~ S00 cubic yards of the exes von CEE ae Fhe soe the people liv ference tot rales Bed by fs pred ulty. In reference to the prodeceasor he says here are few if an} graveled in tais city prior to laying ing ing the Sib hich Soe exactly to curb graile. He al ‘8 it in utter impossible to “to determine the euble cent on worl hout havin, le @ correct survey and profile of bers petoretine operation of crading bad tained = tiie opinion, ‘he says, he is sus- fr. Moore characterized some of the statements in ‘Omnmt and coutradictory of Pg forp er statements of the Surveyor. Mr. Crocker detended the Surveyor, and after con- siderable debate the communication was referred t) the committee on improvements. ABATEMENT OF TAXES. Mr. Davissubmitted a resolution ‘* That the ment of 10 per cent. authorized t Dill acdantf the taxes for the year 1570 is hereb; pt ene until the 20th day of a rement of 5 per cent.. provided fi c tt =. oe extended” taal the Ist ecember, Mr. Bhepherd moved ¢a + gbatement 7 per a-~* he abate- be allowed by the he same of uext ami ¥ making the #4. from Oreher is to November . «wu per cent. fr November 15 to December 15; Jost, yeas Messrs, Crosman, McCathran, She herd, aud Slater 4; nays—Mesara. Champion, Gon Eolly, Davis, Gulick. Hine, Moore, Stewart, aud the Presigent (Crocks jodre moved to amend by making an abate- ment of 5 per cent. from Gctober | 15 until December ey atter which time there shall no abatement ich, after debate, was reje Sunol Ge Crosman, MeOat 4; hase, Davis, Gu- ek: Hhiwe, Shepherd, Slater Wicwart, and the Brest dent, (Croker )10. Fhe original resolution was then Jept ed without a division ‘Mr. Crocker introduc 4 bill to construct a sewer in ath street, between Massachusetts avenue and N str referred. THE BARBERS .ND THE SUNDAY LAW. Also, presented petiti ns of 37 proprietors of bar ber shops aud abort 30" citi asking that the October 25. 1-8, for closing barber Sunday, be repealed. thran said he was opposed to any repeal iu question, particularly as it bad been that money was to be used to influence the acting favorably on these petitions. rocker said that. s far as he was concern 1, no one hal ever otered i ¥ OF anything els to influence his iegi«! od certainly no tito yeas—Mosers, rae and Moore, 4 Ts had tio nearer to lum than to othe ir. McCathran eaid b. ory Eo hea. Th ti ad never been impench-a. The geutleman (3 en ety tu supposing that he Mr Crocker) was too hasty McCathran intended to futimate that the introducer of the petition subjected to any such tnila ence. or that ej offers had been mate. McC’) had merely thing he bad heard F- Crocker) ie th nae Mr. pect of anythi ‘The petition was reterred to the committee on po ice. SEW BUS Mr. Crocker also preset Griffing, asking to i nee on the corner of in oe ene Tr present d pot for relief referred. Aleot petition « he Cat tor relief; referred. Wood PAVEWENT IN FRONT OF CITY MALL. Also, int ed bill for the wing of Indiana avenge wit oy to 4a street; Lonisinna avenue, D street, from Sth to 6th street. lway im «diately south of the whether included in said 7 be og or not; prov however, thet thirty pe the carriageway. fro =, a ae line on each side of ‘Toolawee avenue. ith streets northwest, shall be pared with t lis atone, the ce perequare yard of which shall not exceed the contract price for paving Indiana avenue &c.: and provided further, that the cost per suare yard of the woud pavement hereby authorized shal! not exceed the average contract price for the pave ment of Penusylvanie avenue, awarded by the ave- nue commissivners, The contract to be awarded 4 pavement to be selected by the Mayor, the pres. idente of the two the chat of Mittees on improvement in citizens on the — the im fray the ex reot a ci cost thereof is ievied 0 on all lot 1 bordering on the line of said improve: ment. was — x x arte of tote ‘Th: bill CHASE ¢ Mr Chaat Mead that QUOTES THE STAR he had seen an item in Tre which he wonld read octette” were not resi Hoe in, bosinces here. und ae fart if willingness to pi greed with the a usivle er evi oper fer the following d adjourn it ad- weeton Thursday evening next. at seven for the consideration of reports from com Mr. Shepherd asked if it was intended to consider the in bs orts on the Mayor's nominations. Passe said yes: that and the ether Dfisiness be- Ie mittecs. The committee on improve- only two Domination’ to report on, and Measures of importance to the city. It ‘ation to get through with the important | Gsiness before the couunittees. TEST OF SINCERITY. « r ihe’ a lence of t That when A Mr Shepherd said that to test the sincerity of the genth a as to their desire to important busi ye Would mov resolution s0 momtpations y hed Laoag ees refused to ac portant ‘measures because they thirsted for the Ln! of orgs half ‘dozen spo office holders. If it was intend: 1 Meet business he was willing to come, vat not to filibuster for five hours ou, these pitiful iful pominations, over which #0 much been w Connolly said be admired the frankness of the Sich? herd) in he Ttolake sctlow on there eyelets act Ubtrating for Lt “aid not the thir Shoe Sener a iret for't ‘the ‘of the unf: ‘ar, Shoph fail he stated ‘oath of tho ki ascribed to bim, but that bed to tr the important business pending here, bling over these pit better that there eas not ‘an office: re-hdlder int was thwe when it Siete’ not int pusiness. Get of which the best interests and then take up the nominat Crosman said be was ieitling tovvole on fos noplagtions | at fry Boece Mr Gulick said he was opposed to Mr. sens ment, but would Dot tote for the resslution, on Thureday evening. ‘Hine ald ft was no use to ereon Shnra- ‘or informed him that not approve the as of some of the minority these nomi) ner the course the grationas| ‘ ‘Mr Hine) at meeting ‘ast Ms Mon &, renin Hie cthe Meyor) wanted action taken Mr br oe tho ht it piven that = oir, had chosen the gentleman (Mr. Chase) as hie mouth va mr img fronically he was vei ayor prove bis t be dil not Com salt the Mayor as to his apd fore entering this board, nor go to him for his ‘bation afterwards. He acted here on hie ‘convictions of what was right MR. CROCKER THROWS IN 4 BOMBS TREL. Mr (rocker said he was not ia favor f putting fairs rested: with he was legally rigt gocd re: ithe bev there wa legal redirees. ieoSiager"s att atic his ot te I. “tt an rested ere, and it was pot sant to rea Mr. Shepherd move: to read that the b na ae showing baience due 4 | meet Rext Munday ening j weed when large ecard of and preceed to consider the regular business, Previons to adjournment agree upon some evening the same week to meet and consider the Mayor = Rominations, Be made this proposal in good taith, and would be here, if he was allve and well, on any exgnta ‘ignated. rT Gullick seconded the motion, and said he, to?, wall be here. east, fr peseed. Mr. Cornolly sins wogiioe ace. might keep faith but others of the six woul Mr Gulick said well, here sre two, who with the eight zo mak which was more than a HE DEFECTION” there =e = ‘spoke warmly io condemnation o ttinat ‘he called “the defection” of iar Cros oF MR. Yard. m Do. retary of War. system of He st of salvtes at the sirable a rome as — ¢ to grade and th street en ff iuth strc street south to Marrland Massachusetts avenue, from street east to’ ith street east, aut B street north, frow ott to Mth streets cast, referred Bill for relief of Roger Williams: passed. y Mr. Robertson— at ated, that owing to the frequent firing Navy pF it would not be as de bservatory, but the test r now | might be m The rs of Cincinnati, When, three of the miuority (Mossra. Urossman, | Boston end sther Ineee cites wad rere elt at ths Satie and Shepherd) | [a to yield 4 Eatery ind waders re near t cities, in ‘of the majori gentlem=” (Mr.Croc! Ty > ons eee as sar of taoseren wee | ten made a request for this city. a is have been sou witht him, not one of whom locked at the matter as Mr. Pope re MR. CROCKER 'S BOMBSHELL NO. 2. and meana, to contin: Mr. Crocker vee id as warmly, defendi id pot preted to act Ic disagreed with them matte: aia not condos these trivial nomi tions of ‘otiigpe im importance to block all lej ualation of the city of mB until they were . Noone was a ible for his course ioe but Creek; course and saying b seven, but s Mr. McCathran outd rot in bewould yield to tne majority beve. He believed there was power and nerve in the Mayor's office to Forive thee, nominations when thes were revect¢d by this board. it was a question and not for trifling discussions here He was not to be dictaied | on Ni to because he was in a minority, and won'd not give | streets: on way todomination: but if the majority would incet him in.@ conciliatory spirit, and would yield a por- | 5th tion of their pretensions, then it would be nue erough to talk of compromise, A TREATY OF PEACE, Mr. Chase said that bis resolution had accom plished the olvect he contemplated. | Four of the mi hority of ax in te come here snd consider he Mayor's nominations on next Mon day week, if next Monday night was devoted :o the regular Disiness; and he was willing to accep this. though he would have preferred an earlier day. Would, therefore, accept the agreement, and would not withdraw the resolution. LLANEOUS. M Chase submitted ares:lution allowing Morseli uring to erect bay windows. four feet from the ing tim their row of thirteen new brick houses corner of Isth and F streets; adopted. ‘Mr. Connolly presented petition of R. cohe ing to withdraw his papers before the hoard in r-T erence to his claiins for beds, Ledding, &e ,tor the Department. Mr. Moore moved that hi div take copies of the papers: agi report ie be bed exffere: joner of the Fourth ne, bas been charged with hav ing ngreed tO approve ‘certain assessments for the construction of @ sewer in 4th street west; and as it ig stated that the said Crave was to Imye received merchent one P-STREET BRIDGE. ‘ported, frem the committee on ways bill’ making an appropriation of $9/ 0 me the work om P-street bridge, over Rock Mr. perteat Dill tc 4 limps, reported & vas lemps in K street, bet which wa from the committee on drainage, re- fewer in 13th street west. from M to A street north. bil for water main in sth street east, between Fen y treet do yehmay!vania avenne and Bast Capitol Atreet west, between F and E street do. in Maryland avenue, between 4th and ghue. from the committee on gas favorably on bill for the erection ween New Jersey avenue and [th street northwest; on 2d street anil M street; jew Jersey avenue and th, Sth and Deftoos ith street, from PenhsyIvanta avenne m Ma: sachusettsavenue. from 21 to on L street porth. from 3 street pitol street, on Bhode Intand ave 15th to 14th streets northwest, and on New York avenne, betweea 7th and Isth airects west— allof which were passed. Mr. Palmer, from the cominittce on claims, re Forted bill to pay John O'Leary for repairing water Toain, ard billter relierot Julia Ar Free: posed NON RESIDENT TRADERS. Mr. Fone. from the committee on ways and means, d the bill tormend the act concerning non traders, increasing their license from $20) aoe therefore reported the bill withou’ recommendation. He urged that it hea the duty of the Council to pro- ue their merchants Mr. Berton said the retail dealers did not ask the ieereuse of license, but the wholeeale dealers desired the trade to be driven to them. If they raised the Pram the evasion of the law would become more sald the committee bai not had a when this bill was considerc?, and he pe said he was not i3 favor of protecting the interenta of, Baltimore merchants, f reat of the Union: and be Brestnt the nom residents for Washington Baltimore than from all the Picoreded fo argue thes at ave the advantage of our Mr ‘Murray urged that it wasaconvevience and benefit to the retailers to bave visits of non-resi- dents, for often they were saved by them the expense After some further debate, during which petitions for and agaist the bill were read, the consideration of jhe nudject was postpor ned to Monday next. the sum of $0 for his approval of the assessment, 6 pate time, the work had not been of going north. law: and whereas the present M nd Crane for the position of W Dyect Wo the a proval of this board; and ‘of good character sh portant t val Blithe ofives of tnece ratiol ‘herefore, resolved, that a peectel committee of three members of t appointed by the president to ascertain relation to the matter of $4N), and to inquire ‘reeman oftereia bill to continue the pare ment of I street, irom Isth treet. to, Pennsylvania avenue: referré ill from the Board of Aldermen for the imvrov: ment of Loui avenue, from 4% to 7th street into Me moral and financial fitness for the responsi = on een Dil to pave vad facia be ble position of Water Kegistrar. i Streets north, and Indiana qrenue, ATHER PERSOMAL. beaween lst and Ge trenta moet Q street north, be: tween Worth — th Oapitot street, between Band D streets north, “he Aldermen bill to allow an a atement ef taxes itol street a1 street west, ‘and whom their Maker omitted to stamp with what we | of 10 Der cent. to the 3) h of Novem of 5 per saying they make excellent wait- | cent. to the Ist of ber, was taken up and fo isa prominent charac- | rmended bj extending the Sper cont. ‘abatement to secittne t rele ror ag = ig ines at Pecemsbe a ee Saye so atneaded as to alow unate there are enough of this class in rH is approvi hi - LL to entitle them to @ representative in this | ment of taxes, SS ame Stemart replied af length, severely critics Orosmaan’ tnd the publisted card ot Mr. Crane, which he characterized as tear said he had the statement Mr. Crane 600 from ver: Teed authori emar! s woud ‘not be paraphrased nt last week. | « exevation fo the colorea race. He (Mr. Cross- man) had courted bim,( Mr. Stewart,) tae finding he * could not use him as a tool, had given him up. | guilty. 1 cuting wil id not believe him to be as good 6 friend come ne doctor by y euch, aseauite 9 been le upon it. THe mreoreaies Nuh a PASSED Mr. Moore moved to strike out all except the in quiry in reference to the Cura onedl bribe of ‘e200. Mr. Connolly favored that Mr. Hine meved to rad" Provided no evidence shall be received by said committee without an op portunity being giyen to Mr. Craze to appear before the committee and crots-exaiine any person upon any testimony he may give. r. Moore accepted this smendment, and the amendment as emended Wes agreed to—yeas 5. nays5( Messrs. Baker, Davis, Slater. Stewart, andthe president—(Orocker!) Mr Gulick' moved as an amendment a proviso that no jt demned the assan!t—a man taking hair and strikime her—as an exceedingly sflepelve transaction. she did raire a broom, for all women use a broom, expecially after Keep ont of the fine or six on Charles a P rela gil “Mary Ann Kelly was tried and 8 alleged that the accused beat t! oa quiito severely knocking her. ove and—renderin, and it also appeat that the sseaul ——— THE COURTS. ORiixat Cont, Judge Olin —To-day the court resumed its sessio the larceny of a pair of boots, and found guilty with a recommendatiol 4 to mercy. He wae sentenced to dail for ove mont and ‘alter Enott was tried for a tsk OF A BROOMATICR. rpenter, charged with an assault and found he Pron itmecessary to call ina + from the statements of ww out of the prose ‘at cost. Court, selling et he statements of t! |. con s woman by the He was not in bodily danger, even if e. and it was for all men to Hp imposed a sentence of $2" 20 : ut 'y to stea ing jiece of bacon from W- Gardner. and was sentonced to one month in jail ‘Conrt remarking that he was torry be coulil pot te sentenced to work in the pub. vith a ball and chain heels. if fiman. charged wi h the ot George ceny of pistole, kuives and. forke, vained at about ( $100. from Joseph L. Savage, about the 29h of Jul: S atectation preved’ nveetiention; | EX, wes token’ up.’ Mocs’ Morris and Morris tor presruted the petition of the | defence. Christian Association asking for medicines Gxvnine Onn sis Watha=eedae tua aoe for the peor: referred, of the Inte Betse ie oueee FINANCIAL MEASURES submitted a concurrent resolution ttee. to consist of two members ppeinted, te count and destroy. ter due record thereof shall hay Ccnpons of the ten-year beota which ha by the eity Begister hat the «aid count and destroy, after due record the ten-year bonds which have not been issued; and al the plate or plates from which they were printed, ang make to their respective boards a report of their ts in pnrsnance to this resolution.” Adopted, introduced a or Une redemp- this corpora . Moore ber cf ac ¢ of redeeming the ten he pur ps year bonds to the immediate redemption and poy mit tof the aid bonds. It provides that in order co | Sout unjust apo the Mayor shall sire ein some da! u ac. and J. 1 1 of their redemption pi And Mayer shall in all casos give proferesce io theo wich are most advantageous to the cor, The act also pro’ bonds, and the placi with usin; nul they #hall have stroved or otherwise ‘of by order of the Councils. Ordered to be printed in the journal. OVERHAULING THE SURVEYOR... Mr. Crossman iutreduced a resolution reciting that whereas it is Cah reported that certain meas- urements of the City Surveyor are grossly inaccu. therefor Vessived that the Meyer be Teqnested toempl: the number of cubic yards of grading aud the num ber of square yards of gravcling actually executed under each of the contracts recited, and that be be requested to report the result to this board with as little delay as possibl T Stewart oftered aaubstitute. that Gen. Michler . under ints direction Mand suistitues were referred to n improvements. ‘Crossman presented Petition jf Jgum Connor £ todrain his premi eter NOMINAT on On motion of Mr. Crocker, ee rules were sns- wate: aud the nominations ef 8. H. Swetland and iiiam Dixon, aa Comm: Canal under the act of Congress, were unanimously con- MISCELLANEOUS BUSINES: for a water | Proposa' ho, & prote ainat an im- | Sixty da: provement on C sireet both of waich were re ter: Mr. Baker, drainage committee. reported bills to use tik ft a the construction ‘uct a sewer in 12th oduced bill granting perm jntroducs All gran pel TA. Brown to erect two frame buildjuss, Adjourned. Board of Common Council. Mr. Pope, President pro ten., in the chair, and all the members present except Messrs. Caines, Lewis aud Holden, Councilman McCoy opened with fe ral Wm. wage wee received from the Mayor enclosing Linewe Apothecary tor ths Sixth Wards also, an estimate from the Saperiatend ent of Btreets, &c., for grading and graveling W street, $2,(07; referred. AMENDMENT To TAX BILL to her children Gratton w of the In. 6 Ann Green, of Boscd: estate to her children. late T. A. Stevens sworn to by the widow distribution of the proceeds of the estate, Scrremg Corrt the argument in the case Greeen ét al. der, was resumed. Pork Court, Judze Snell —Atter our report closed yesterday, the following cases were tried “CRORES POKER Levy Plummer and Thomas Plowden, colored charged with keeping s-ming house on U strvet parties whe play ng poker’ at ten cents a**corner, of the men with their dice box, After the testimony was concinded, Mr. H O'Connell. coungel for defen the court in behalf court dismissed the case. by an neon. bey ueatl as filed and fully proven. Francs reuticed to ¥. W. I 1s were passed and ngley. A num owed. “The will bequeathing her as filed. The account of the as stated by the Register and and there will be a pro rate IN GENERAL TeERM.—To day agt Alexan. AT TEN CENTS A CORNER ments testified to surprising tle ve up’ or cross taring ch, car aga dressed the accused; after which, the WORSK THAN HORACE, Catherine Harrington and Margaret Siea, charged profane language. ness testified that she even sbroses travels she Accused was fined $3 and costs. The ad traveled a great des Richmond city, a1 had never heard CONTEMPT OF COURT. Michael Lanhady. for being disorderly in the court room, was committed to jail forty-eight hours for coutempt of court. DAY. Joseph Gately, charged with making an assault on Bheabeth Merryman: fined $3 without costs, UNTARY BATH. George Pfiuger and William Linkius, charged with? fighting on K strevt, near 19th street. "These are two well known butchers. and testimony went to show that Lipkins pushed Pfluger into a large tub of water in frout of 4 restaurant, turtles in, and held him the iy. Pflugers friends rewning- but Lipkin agai isentire sutinfaction, avd after taking the starch: completely ont let him ment of the boys and great disgu: uppeare was under the inthience of Mauor: disiniased ilem Linking was then cherg:d battery on Pfirger, the evidence being the samc as above stated; fined $5 an r James Rey olds. rch fo some little « made cep sea re, soasirg him thorough- \erfer red to save him from ‘scd him over and over By much to the anus t of Pfluger, who it with assault and con 8. ISHMENTS. with aking indecent fincd $10 or workhouse Jobn Brown, charged with indecent ex posure on Penpsylvania avenue, between Ist and streets, fined $3 or thirty days in worahouse, SALES or REAL Estate. —Latimer & Cleary, auctioneers, have sold the western half of lot 19, in square 496, havin nell on F street sout streets, improved by a three-story brick house, to John Van Kiswick, for $4,100. @ front of 24 feet 8 » between 4 and étl Also. west of lot 9, in square 995, improved by 4 two- frame ‘house, situated at the intersection of ‘Denneyivania eee, and &th street east, to Samuel Cross, for $1,: ‘all & Gon. ‘auctioneers, have seld part lot 12, in square 900, situated on the corner of ath street east, south B. and North Carolina a brick house, to Jas. Mr. Murra) on ition allow! AROUND FRANKLIN abatement of 10 per vent, on taxes te Nevember squame— The Work Progressing.—Congress hav- cont. to December Ist, aud also yrovia rf ing a prapetated 925 / 000 at the last session for pproved by the Auditor. ong eenened ing an iron fence around Franklin Square Ktion as certificates. Mr. Murray cxplaine and tor paving and improving the same, the Riat‘this latter clause would. great up, rele the small cre ae of the corporation, and it won!d have a the curpstone brokerage about the cn » felomered thie at the suggestion of the Mr. Pope offered a substitute for the first section, prov sine an abatement of 10 per cent. to Noveus: ber Int, and 6 per cent. to December Ist Mr. araher moved to amend. that the abatement of 40 per cent. be allowed to the 10th of November, and an abatement & per cent. until the lth of Deceanber, 1570. which was adopted. ‘The resolution as ami 15th street, and thought pinto A press this great evil of polygamy. iceland ‘THE ESTABLISHMENT Of Mr. John Welker, 0a between H contract for erecting the fence has been fae to the Mesers. Schneider, for the sum of $13, for stone blocks, gates and fence complete. contract for paving and im has not yet been aw: being cast at the foun by the close of the presen’ ornamental cast iron one, set in stone bloeks. Seema eet Mas. Dr. NEwMAN, who attended the meet- ing of the Women’s Christian Association hed terday afternoon in Lincoln Hall, called atten- tion to the fact that she had recently been in Utah and © , and will be erecied ‘year. It will be an should be done to sup- ew York avenue 4 ce at the TH P ; Mr. Popo a pe by Bev. J. A. By restau. Eerapee ist use has been entirely renovated, | | scrape and corns 7 reauest the Patrons are now cordially invited by ment of protibicing the and in like eom- "0B. the, day saad lett bill of fare. of th anuich to be -Ip the Eanlty Oo ‘The petition was referred to (Recommittee Progr dn BY, WF Mclaepile The following were Introd By Mr. Morray— | against Mary ae Metaue in, for napedaced iy Ms, Mer By | on motion of complainant bolic! ir peril for fniwaya and gat og thewest | ‘Tustin, dismissed.” te bolietior, Sir: JP. of street, besesen ies: nae and B street, eae. referred, ‘Joint resolution that the Mayor be sted to have the following footways laid thie | S2Chicago claims to have invented a loco- ig "in D street Fi. w. Lait oe mecca N. beg that bend | wikette a Upon either leve) cet or ly ground, wit A side of Ohio 6 eth 8 pike wane gravel W strect. NW; | _82°A New Haven Alderman has resigned be- Referred. B + Mdoniden il Ba i flag footways | cause his house was ped OS ppg — fcrows Khode isin petition of | wanted to know why street pepe oe ele; adopted, Mak roti ios street lamps ipod ower aid) ands fore of pecpert: De xeltey me BZA college designed to educate ng col- eet, rel ed. By M Joy-- tine op “aad velng the gutiers ch the eR ored men forthe ministry Is about fo orem tn K street, between ith street and New Jersey avemu Adieri- Bill to grade and gravel Piarce laeets be ih street and New. geragy pete eer Barone § iaett Conereus refer tween aa the act of Richmond, under the auspices ot the can Baptist Mission Society. it “arThe b laws ee ars of Tiltnois wh sia at Be ndmincton inte Mase Masonic lodges in in Bist State, have been repealed. referred. stavel B street sori, Fremiith te. nah Streets east; referred. Bill to lay | foot pavements on the east side of from l street south to Bast Capitol street By Mr. Palmer— Bill to grade and rravel | upon the rig! Letters from the People. ‘ditor—By the light of last evening's k” your readers were enabied to see that a street railroad transfer ticket case was recent- Jy brought by an aggrieved before Justice K. T° Plant to berudjudicn |. Weare nota lawyer, and are alike unacquainted with the tribune and the parties to the action. But the decision given in the case seems so unjast and | illogical; and it it is really so the public become an interested party. ‘There is and can be no question that the rail- road company have the right to make any ne- essary rule ce regulations for the ouch of the road and its branches that is working «| § | and does not revualy incommode or trench hts of rs. For tvstance, bow absurd and unjust wo would be regulations re- quiring passengers to walk up Capitol Hill, to wait tive or ten minutes at intersections (rain or shine), to stand up in the cars and hold on to soiled straps to keep from breaking their necks, or to accept a seat upon the lap of some benev- olent passenger or to receive a weary one upon our Own knees, yet these ‘things and worse are ing dope in ‘Jericho, ‘The company is a common carrier, is bound in equity and law bo ge fare received from a pas- senger to carry him in a safe and comfortable manner from the place he enters the car to the terminos of the road or any one of its branches, if they have not already been passed, should he desire to go so far. It appears to be optional with the company either to have cars properly designated that would switch off from the main stem on to the branches and conversely, and 50 carry gers desiring to go in any of these di to iseue transfer tickets which are received’ by conductors of cars confined exclusively t> the main stem or the branches. The comp: adopted the Jatter, and issue transfer which are acknowledged to be good "tor the whole distance from the intersection to the end of the ro .. Rol what process of reasoning or jvstice can it be made to appear that although the transfer 4 good for the whole, it is not good for a part ot the route ? As there is neither logic or equity in the de- cision of the Justice referred to we strongly sus- pect that if the question be ever brought before a court and jury, it will be shown that it is not in accordance with law. It should be a matter of indifference, and is really @ gain to the company, where the party rightfully holding a transfer walks a quarter or er the distance that his tickets entitles him to bs But it isevident that the company wants to ——— the obligation they are under to carry rs on transfer tickets, or to so hedge Teen about with conditiors and inconveniences as to compell those entitled to them and their benefits to pay. an additional fare. Will the cit- izens submit > it? The Avenue is wide enough for a new line that will be more liberal. Washington, October 8th. GEORGETOWN, Bare oF REAL Estate.—Thomas Dowling, anc- Sonser hastold the Bouse ant bot ieeaizoreres ote ‘1 Beatty's. Peter Threlkela's aud Deakins git on fo Gc orgetown. {ronting 2 by 120 feet on 24 street, Kelel toM. T. ir, for @ 1,175. ‘ly repaired that the saan aura CANAL is being so Sate wee et inet Berlin ft might. and [cue tapes © Georgetown level wi Lime boats come down from that ice sig CENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION. sixth monthly meeting of this association was ins bald bon evening, and twenty-three shares were retired at wa average of $110 net to the shareholder. EAU Baince Tox Eats = The follow. ng officers of the Falls enpike Gom have been elgcted:— Pride 4 yank. eomares Pepe: Smoot, Carper. CITY ITEMS. Liven COLLARS PoR GENTLEMEN.—A large assortment of fine Collars, for $2 and $2.50 per dozen. All the leading and best styles ENNING, No. 410 Seventh street, N. SR a ee Ow Easy Terms.—Those in want of Sewin; Machines we recommend to examine the Will- cox & Gibbs. It is certainly the perfection of mechanism, and can be seen in operation on different work at Baum’s Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, where ba be are sold or rented on libera terms. 408 7th street Crear Bsp FoR CHILDREN AND SERVANTS, only one dollar and fifty cents. ADAMBON’s, 305 9th street, next to Penn. ave. age and best stock of youths’ and Boys’ Clothing ever offered in this city. Call and see for yourselves. 9,30,6 —— Hewrcee has all kinds of thermometers. 6.3, —— eee 91 EDUCATIONAL. D3SMAVG INSTRUCTION —atce, ELEN MUZZY ts sin Klocu ecelve toon, and to instruct them in the prac ples of Dra- matic Art. Special attention will be given to the business of the stage. For terms appl either in son or by letter to No. 1730 lath ‘kK W, 0c5- NGLISH. FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL 1K STITUTE tor Young Ladies Misses, M ANGELO JACKSON, Principal. 9 avenue. Prof. BARRI, “Teacher of Wrench. BIGMT SCHOOL WILL BE Moa iad at = 7th street, opposite Odd lows’ rooms Send Perea over Kneessi # N Saddlery. Wth instant. Price per commen English, s An Elementary L Latin ying hore! be formed. Price * Silks per month. = Eee Saat NO Pack SBELEC PSCHOOL ‘FoR ove ‘Tyo reet, will nce MONDAY, September Sth. comme: refal {attention given tomoral,in Taine ye. on a 1403 jew York avenue. Sw" B= HALL, am Mrs. Bl 'S BOAEDING and DAY SCHOOL for Toune belies and M i sez3 ‘T'aeat MISSES OSBOR! = MINA nee fon." eferen ns J 8. Orocket » Hon. John Hite, Swine Uoaels rey sean? THE, EXENING CLASSES IN MATHEMAT- Eoois Grammar, ‘eoping and ween Institute, léth street, betw: Tt Fand sear iil be reorganized oo MONDAY, Oct- Sd, fh or. FATTER: iN 9e20-tf 1331 Vermont navel EDICAL DEPARTMENT Mica! TOWN COLLEGES GEORGE TWENTY FIBST MEDICAL S¥S8ION, 1470-771. College Building. Boe Tenth and B streets, ity of ‘The regular Lectures commence October 1, ‘and continue until ‘March vi wraceery. aoe, sr guNG. D., Professur of Principles ae Sa bdichss, Gensel Pathology. aad DO HOWARD, M. D., Professor of Ob- Women, and Children. ait nical Sur Profestor of Phys- © at ni jargeey M.D. Medical Juris- prudence ard Hygiene yng age mu 4 rofessof of Urinary Pathol- ve emit. JOHN'S. F HOLSTON, M. D., Professor of Anat- WaRwicK EVANS, M. D., = ROBEBTSON OWA narra JOHNSON’ ELIOT, ‘Deans Xo. 505 & hile H Greet, between Filth and size, GEORGETOWN The Law i a in dn Ne the Sotontzation antes Zr wequs and 4% streets DAY, Oct. oth. Seana een de vidi For circulars and eign CHARLES BS HOF! i. nag tory of the Faculty, in the Golonization’ Bold le eclt-im aarti ire ahemepenge F™=ncH vanavac PROF. L. MALBSIEOX, J NEXT WEEK, fees LITERATURE, D CON enue -/s LAY gure eon ‘rom the WILL RESU; HIS ‘cnemnn A alae Me nah ches fl Bae Ms 20 para soe — Geuzaea Geuseen, DENTISTRY. ne Mase DENTAL PLA W4*43 prs ye ‘OF ret lone 098 by the Ti! (pure gas” 8 Ccate. entice, TILDEN i M.D., Professor of General ard | FINANCIAL AND The New York loan market works easily, wit: five per cent. as the rutin; ceptional rates being four and six. Commer “ial paper in the open marbet prime acceptances sell st seven to eight anda alt per cent. Government Jay baeer & Co. — the sean to-day: esi Se S52; Wabash ILX 2g > ec Soy Telegraphed Ezclusively to The Evening Star. Baltimore, (ct. 11.—Cotton heavy at firm; Howard street sw 38 Flour jguiet, "but 3 ain .7 dag: ) si 7 fami firm, ‘sales of choice M. to prime do.. $1.0 white wheat, Bartimore, = 1.—Virginia sixes, old. 62 DM, 52; asked 366, 66 asked, do. coupon, old, 62 bid, | Sty ‘Western, & .. iy; Alton and Terre Haute, M, Chicago & Al Slasesis, 75, Tadiana rnd. Corn dull tor soathern white, red. 9%. | new, Stade. western white, COMMERCIAL. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc. STATIONERY. OU ur TURE, FOREIGN PERIODICALS BF WILKING rms bis fr respectfully int i rate on call, tue ex- in demand, as! tthe p cop ‘ally that he on taken the » 702 ith t.corm nin Ni w York avenue. esta)! shed and — ened & Kennedy Sceurtttes. Corres JDLCALS, «. Selle 1” - = : = a NE Bocas 6 mbit Story of « Workingman's Life. By Francis Aeon Ds. Jan ‘Roly, 2m wo A Storehonse of Stories. © M. Younger $3. Jan aJaly. 1871) | Fronde « Mistery 1 Begiand. Compivte 5-3s. Jan AJuly, 18800 | New Cyc) oft 6. Preparation and c Broadas Herors of Hebrew History W llberfores Lives and Devds Worth Rowing. About Serving Knowledge. Dre a te wu BALCANTY AE, os 7 ana th street, fi oor Rusia N= BOOKS aT PHILP @ SOLOMONS. TENT LiF IRERIA. and adventure Mails; Boston ge Koraks ritcn Mm” Kamchatka seine, Welly, Baro & orn Asie. man. Wien a iOS BEE od oLp son Tection af inden, 830: do. 4 Poowua of author of = Boeck. oF A JOURNEY IN eet? and bis trewedis ~ es aa 2 Ge ‘eranhy. ret of tine ney tn Cor 107"): Rock Island. Bel Unieoretty witb tliverrstbens * Milwaukie and st” THE GUDETSLADY S BOOK Rene NITTS AND Fort azar, | HOUSKHOLD HINTS. Varetully winctod ‘a vost, for many ye Tasert ia oT many years ah KEN We | ALL THE TATE PUGET AT BOOKS AT PUB VISITING CABDS EN KAVED AND PRINTED WEDDING. BALL. PARTY AND BRCE mae ENGRAVED PRIN om IN THE LATES STYLES les of STATION ERY es in art 3 7 Wheat yiaasy and | . ‘extra, BOOKSELLEKS AND STATION &KS. oc 3 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE a | 7 a N*" 25 Tiny AND ALL THE maa. : ES FOR OCTOBER, se | FOR SALE aT ILLINGTON'S gg big Brothers: A Novel. By M. ‘Oliphant. A coe. oh Jalia Kavanarh Price Tic. The Mystery of Rdwin Drood: By Charlon Dickeue, | The ena Showman. being, Remintecences of the Life of Artem ‘Sy an Btonian, Wid The Recollections yy Et. § Witkie Collins. Price Hlustrations. Price j id Wit LM Veronica: & Novel. By the author of Blabel's Pro- B* THOS. DOWLING, . Auct'r; George'own. TRUSTEES SALE Gi weg Lah tod ll By virtue of adece Ist day of Genstere A. the lard rientae, ‘tor this ‘count Liber B. Pi Bo. Fo fe By Pric fone, By Florence oe Meer vent Price Tre, ie Love Sto 7 Mrs. Oliphant. Price Bee. FVAU LABLE HOUSE ON | Stern fiesonnty: OT me Bovel. By FLW. Bobineon. HEIGHTS. ot tres, le the ‘True to Herself. By the author of For Her Sake, 5, Price S0e, Gwendolines Harvest: A neg By the enuthor o ‘One of the Family at foll ine 36D. ft sea. Oud the Price Sic soot of ie party secured thereby. Iwill | The United vad py booeey perenevent Dette, lic auction, in front of the premises, on compiled by Horace E REDAY. th 27th " ‘A Love Story. By Octave Penille ——_ ~ ad Georgetown, with the improve penher An ‘The Property Senne St, Mp the west side of Bipprined! by 2 fine and c fe ng Rouse and outbridinn ‘Terme of sale: @3,090 cash, deposited when he reside in a ter sale, the isnow occupied t by F Pr. ‘Oansia, perty is strack off. and the vanced Bociology eerineg = fhe ILLINGTON 's BOOKSTO! eae Se street and Penn. avenve. of 120 fest, and tous Frame Deelt modern of which $209 must be SCHOOL BOOKS. remaind: he risk — @ day's notice in one it paper COMPLETE ASSOBTMEST, of Washington. Coaveyancing and stamps at hase the expense of FRED ocllite, W. JON! OMAS DOW! WING. A: ‘Anct ¥ THOMAS DOW LING, Auct.; Georgetown. WHOLESALE AND SETAIL, TRUSTEES SALE OF. PROPERTY IN GEORGE By virtue of a ead o the 10th day of August, A. é UES, tos ‘in Liber, of the land Fecords’ of W of Columbia, and at the r ‘Treasurer of the Sixth jic suction. in fro cals mobp, ¥,the Sint day ‘clock Pe Thretkel! Columbia. heretofore owned by. er 101 ef Second and Lingan Strosts, and fronting on Second street about ir frontil five feet _ sixty feet on Li ih od asa store and dwell sir ony ‘One-half cash. (0 ot which ‘erms Of sale: be required to be paid down in 3 and 6 months, with interest, secu trust on the property. complied with within. five wise the trustees reserve property at cost apd risk of mm giving five (5) days notice by. ad: Same newepaper published Th the Distr) ‘endl stamps at cost of purcha. some newspaper pul bia, ——e. eet Botting Georgetown. District aforesa all that part of saldition ty Georgetown, “trast, bearing date on D. iter, and recorded ray 40, ef sequiter. one aangten coualys wage 4 Knrocistion ‘ot id, we will expose for put of the premises, on October, A. D- 1srd, at District of Willian Parsons, and BLANCHARD 4 HOHU echt Corner Nth street and Penn. ave STEAMBOAT LINES. Fo BOSTON DIRECT. T STEAMSHIN PRC angen, street. improved ETHEt 3 109 wil! ‘at time of eale;) balance | The above st red by adeed of | October Jeth. the terms of sale fo be | WEDNESDS y Pegg after sale, o! taken at lowest rate- he right to resell the defaulting purchaser, ieoment fp of Coiam- — w. Trustees. Ee EURER se atawhde® mi DOW ING, Auct. TUESDAY, Tit iba f sm sed oS SEE rt Arriving at the POINT OF ROC B* THOMAS ORS ees, fore! crates the ke Sasha” web. pga atartats SDAY and 7. @., Feaching Fig Segoe decree of the Supreme Oourt | Georgetown at 6 p.m 2) im etrict < f Columbia, passed the Ith 7 r Sav of vot Sys 190, in equity cause No. aus, | WY AS8imGTOR, & ar OoMPARY, BusTOm Loulse Seckeon and others are doleudents, we epocr ae Jackson and 2s | GREAT JON OF FARE voKING a » the 15th day of October bext.at 4 0 Jock In the afternoon, on the preminen, —_—— wages as i ‘The fare on the Steamer LADY OF wai in commencing MONDAY uly 2, U00 of bre! a fine ene, Chree aioe, beck building, a One third of the ~——— the residue in two equal insta! twelve months, wi! proved notes rick til further notter feet on the north side back 269 feet improved Ming and two-story a large storeroom oa in cash: end a” ith interest, to pe secared > Bound iri - a and a reserved lien on the 5 a SAMUEL L. PHILLIPS . eae — Be EDWIN L. STANTON, THOS. DOWLING, Auct’r. Pareto Boston, tectating eee ent vec Foon ... . G Daler Stores. [5020-1 J STREET, receives wi ern Bracelets cl sine “ites EORGETOWN os? ratcpene al = Ba pent ein 9 bs THUMSDAYS se SATURDAYS ny my 3.0. OTNIGHOLS. direct route to waar. Lass STOCK FALL — wunrEn a8 GOOBS Ry LABGEST a host MENT we have ever ‘offered our customers. DEESS eqone, consistir Baperior Gletln: Hhalien Basi ‘lentes: Hench Merin Cay vi eet oEAkumerOn SAVANNAH and N ‘Com! PLETE ORT Hereafter the es GIBSON, Fine 8. aod VALLES city, ween: ia b Fopiian, Emp" lors, Serges a, hon gor up. Pisi i. ins. Delaines irom Ist t0 2° center the volebra cetowm Butaiound Beaver o7) cRtows pisces Cloth Cassimeres ee Cassinets, from £9 cents pp: W ler-proof Cloths for loaks and Suits, A. DEN- from ‘ 2 ge GLOVES: Jovephe KID ‘strest, ow ibis el. NJ LER, erent and Bi e290 1 Bridge street. Georgetow: = SLATE MANTELS. BE 1R0N MANTELS. PHILADELPHIA, soe ge VA.. WASH MARBLE MANTLES. ’ — — from bay om Wharves, Gas FIXTURES PARLOR GRATES. PARLOR HEATERS. SUMMER PIECES. ao alone CLOCKS. STATUARY. de coe” MANTEL ORNAMENTS. | QHORTEST AND QUICKEST Lins SOUTH. KEROSENE VASE LAMPS, see Potomac 'Whactstwtes = KEROSENE OHANDELIERS. | (Scuday. p. m. excepted, 6 M,) Sto. mond 7 pm SETTERS. m0n omains. owe TO OUB LARGE ere bios ae INCREASE IN BUSINESS, 6 BREW STOOK. Low PRICES. We have reduced our imterest to HAMILTON & PEANSON, gc7aeas WIinEs. OLARETS, from $4 to BHINE WINES, from 86 to @30 per com. ONE-HALF THE USUAL BATES, ROBERT FULTOR @ ©0., MEBOBANT PAWNBEOKERS, 845 per case. 314 Mints Srexer, Between D strect and Penus. avenee, SAUTEBHE WINE, 94 per dos. CATAWBA WIEB, —F ‘Bave made extensive arrangements for BPABKLING MOSELLB. ee ee On Gold ana Diamonds, 8itverware * _, Noux. ine Clings bey Gets aan 4L50, —No connection with any other establish. BEANDIES, WHISKIES, EUMS,GINS,gu mp. | ™% xis, Fons, LIQUEBS end CORDIALS, ot anuvinE-WOURY WATER, trom the soveral Springs at Vichy, SELTZEE WATER, of direct importation, Tae Trade supplied below New York rates, IMPORTED ALES, PORTER, OLIVE on ate PICKLES, and 9 select ‘stock of Bava. KEY WEST ond LITTLE BELT ee MURR ys eae va ale os a T= BEST AP*ORa a Fancy pe ay LD aA i. 2& or