Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1870, Page 4

EVENING STAR. WEDPNESDAY...... November 9, 1870. LOCAL NEws. ———— eee AMUSEMENTS, ac. National Theater —Lucille Western in“ Flow- ers of the Forest.” Wall's Opera House—The Sappho (Operetta Company in “ Lischen and Fritzen.” Lincoin Hall—Dramatic Readings by Mrs. Joseph Ames. Markriter’s Art Gallery, 488 7th street. Barlow's Art Gallery, 237 Pa. avenue. —_>—_—_ THE NEW MARKET HOUSE. THE SEVENTH-STREET WLYG. Interesting Descriptien. By referring to the records of Adolf Cluss, the architect, we have made up the following ——- particulars: east and west fronts of the building, Pad 7th street and the court-yard inside the 24) ely, will be 202 feet long; the south front, facing Canal street, and the north- ern outside wall will be 79 feet long. The buildin, — have two stories, and will be ar- ranged A MARKET HOUSER. It will be started upon a substantial timber foundation, laid below low water line; the inter- stices between the timbers will be concreted. The foundations walls will be built of best quar- ried stone, laid in cement and mortar. The first story to be 20 feet bi im the clear, the tioor of this story to be laid with the most ap- ved patent concrete, thick; potent 9 be made fire ‘prec, and to consist of rolled iron girders, supported cast-iron col- umns and brackets; and of rolled iron floor beams, between which corrugated iron, bent to oe shape of an arch, will be laid, ‘and filled in with concrete. doorways, this story will be lit two windows of four feet six imches wide by nine feet six inches high, the sills of which are seven feet above the slooring, 80 as to GUARD THOSE FREQUENTING THE MARKETS from exposure to drafts. The lower part of these windows will have = sash, protected from outeide light cas! m work; but the upper part of them will, for PERMANENT VENTILATION, have blinds, the slats of which consist of ground glass, £0 a3 ‘to admig light, whilst intercepting raysof the sup. reat wil be la f the coor- Teadin; closed war or- HE SECON will be 20 feet hi sit wil be iE a) pa Ee OT ayy 9 feet § inches in height. The interior C4 story be left unfinished for the Dat will form c= itself @ hall of 200 feet lo: a a 75 feet wide. an ee ae br o THE SOUTH FRONT, en B street, will be similar to the latter, but constructed of best red brick, Painted and pen- as to match the bricks. The fora ’neight of elevations on both streets will be forty-five feet above sidewalk. The roof of the eH will be trussed, and covered with id upon felt; the base course along the fronts of building and the sill la to consist of cut ‘THE DRAINAGE of the building will be effected by a main sewer- pipe running 7 the center of building. Sith a sufficient number of trapped laterals. Water and gas will be supplied plenti- mm STALLS will be fitted up and furnished, #0 as to make = oe to the comfortand convenience ale as weil as inviting to the pur- oom steps have been taken e com- pany to consult with the dealers in this regard #0 a8 to achieve results, m — eae to doth parties, and to the pu IMPROVEMENTS ON CENTER MARKET SQUARE. In view of the very uncertain nature of the ground on different of centre merket square, the architect, Mr. Cluse, is og holes dug and deep borings (with Er made, s0.as to test the ground ly b the building operations are commenced. . J gece aoe FUNERAL OF THE Latg CommopoRE eee ‘The remains late Commodore canine < = 5S. N., — = in bree whl - August Maat, were, be it to ¢ ul steamer Lady of the this seit BY ie is son and M: the hones re rap 9 which was taken to Stepher’s Chureh, cor- er of Fenmerivania nveset enue and 25th street, by Mr. A. Burgdorf, the undertaker, and was inet there by mauy officers of the Navy on daty in the city. ‘The coffin coffin was decorated 1 beau. tiful cross ene! natural flowers. Arter im- pressive funeral ceremonies, the body to Oak ‘Hilt Ge tape tor interment. The fol- ae were the pal bearers - Admiral Henry K. Hoff, A Andrew A. |. Admiral ‘Theodosus Bailey. Com. Ignatius L. Case, Com- mander Charles H. Cushman, Capt. Kobert Wyman, Com. Simon B. Bissell, Admiral L. M. Goldsborough. ee “ZADKIBL,” the New York be ce Says in be for Is71 that Washington will be troubled in March with Ba peor oe quarrels and divorces amon; wastaken HRP cember,— Venus being ‘*! ot rat in 5 ——— ‘Saturn, and placed in * will be 1 2400 to Father Wiget. Waitmmoton axp ALEXANDRIA Rartroap Casz—This case is now before the United States Supreme Court on appeal from the Secs ween: Court of the District e tempor: junction in the case, —- to Testrain the ake lante, Ji Db ts and L. Bradley, from selling the ol 4 @ trust deed to them toeccuro cartes bonds of the company, which were guaranteed by the city of Washington. It is ai a alleged that the injunction was {mproperly disso > and that the deed of trust to the Lenese"is is "void, because the city of Washington lad no power to guarantee the bonds. —— MARuirD.—Yesterday, at noon, there was a large gathering of ladies and gentlemen at the Metropolitan Church, among whom were many gentlemen well known to the traveling public as railroad and steamboat men, to — the Ps of Mr. W. Henry Byles, the well- — clerk = the steamer 4 Reger. and ~ mma Guy, daughter of Ci james Gui of Alexandria. The ceremony was performed by Kev. Dr. Newman, and F receiving the congratulationsof the frends the happy pair left on the 12:45 train for a trip north and west. Tae THeatens.—at th to-night Buckstone’s beautiful drama. of he “Flowers of the Forest” will be performed, with Mise Western in her favorite of Cynthia, and Mr. Herne as Ishmael die Wolf. The beautiful and gitted little Sappho, who is becom: bpm yong alan » will olio and as “Prince Amabel” pear evening, and Offenbach’s getightral opera of “‘Lischen and Frisehen”’ also be performed by the company. A Capital t bill. « ——_>———— Mus. Auns will give her of Lady Macbeth, and 1 te pete yo Te Lineotn H: thus aigungutl aay —_—o—___ i emTEaL, Bvitpine — Assoctation.— sixty-second monthly meeting of this nana tion was hekt last evening at the City Hal) Fifty-six shares of Sto prominn a ,mack Were advanced upon of directors of settle the same re the vance to the month of Septemive stock to yment of wanes tm ag ber, 1672. Mr. ©. B. Gosnes, the big ma big man, now - ing at Metropolitan Hall i this City, me ‘to squee7e int sanctum to-day, &: ‘and our ‘six- foot man walked under his outstrete! ‘without stooping. He aap ogee that he can't find a bed in Washington xe bold him be shuts uplikea Jackek ‘] the by-laws a echool coul: OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Meeting of the Beard of Trustees. Result of Examination of Candidates for Teach- erships—Congressional Aid to be asked for the Schoole—Compulsory Attendance, Le. A meeting of the Board of School Trustees was held last night at the Franklin School Building, all present except Mr. Stephenson. The Superintendent, Mr. -1. 0. Wilson, was also present. Mr. F. D. Stuart was chosen chairman, and, in the absence of the secretary, Mr. J. C. Proctor acted in his place. RESIGNATIONS OF TEACHERS AND APPLICATIONS FOR TEACHERSHIPS. Mr. Harris presented the resignation of Miss O. A. — as a teacher, which was accepted. resented the bo 4 agp ation of Miss M. itchell for a teach n3 was re- ferred. Also, the resignation 0 ‘Mint L Hinton, EA ait Ing; referred. "A which was acce| plication of M! number of communications were then read and referred. CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY. A communication was read from Mr. Selke, teacher ot the German lan; , in relation to & misunderstanding between if and Trus- tee Dulin, growing’ out of a Cg on ase) with reference to the right of the trus withdraw a pupil from the German axeceiees without the consent of the teacher. Aftersome debate, it was laid over. THE ANNUAL REPORT. Mr. oe Se Noor wage on | th annual report be authorized to employ g clerk. to aid in making an abstract ef the pro- ceedings of the beard from 1867; adopted. REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON TEACHERS. Mr. McCellan, chairman ef the committee on teachers, submitted the following: — The committee on beg leave to re- port, that in pursuance of @ notice given through the newspapers, they held ‘AN EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATES for teachers, at the second district female ammar school room, on Saturday, the 22d ult. jat one member of the committee and the su- perintendent were present. The room was early filled with applicants, some of whom were uot of the age prescribed by the rules of the board. Among this class were three young ladies who have loon appointed assistant teachers. It was decided to examine them, as well as the sub- assistants, and mong | report the cases of those who should pass. Afl others under eighteen years of age were instructed to retire to the lower room, and all but two of them complied. Those who remained, by their open disregard of the instructions given, Twithdrew after a spirit of insubordination that they cannot hope will commend them to the favor of the board. Each plicant was designated by a number by which alone sh she was known to the examiners, and the envelopes containing t the name were not opened until all the answere had been examined, each marked according to its merits and the award or oe le. For each question a max- imum credit was very answer submitted the mark to which it was en- titled was placed. papers are open to the inspection Prthe trustees. As the examination was much less difficult than those hitherto con- ducted by the committee of the board, it was de- termined to recommend no person for a certifi- cate w. aggregate number on a acale of one hundred was less than fifty-five (55.) It is — that the following certifi be granted: LIST OF THE SUCCESSPTL oupenhig Grammar school, Nathaniel P. G: , Mary E. Martin; Intermediate, Alexander T. Secondary, Susan T. Langley, Lucilla G. Sia Primary, in the order of merits as indicated b their respective marks, A. Hortense Trivitt, Marion); Malone, Kate Brown, Mary A. Scott, aish, Susan T. Collins, Susan G. Hickey, E. Jall Web eel; Lissle Felger, Marion E. Snook, Marth: Martha J McCutchen, who as this Zntitle them to aed Sa rtiticates entitle em cel were they old |, and it is reco: cates be issued to them when they reach = Mary Ann Dodge, Virginia R. “Gittings ‘ary L. Strobel. The committee copes refrain from t- ing the ine: appointing even as act- ing — es a ane not passed a satis. factory exami Byreq requiring ap exami- nation it isimpled Tthat i is @ test of the liter = ry ‘jnalifcations of of the Candidate, and the prac- thee that has grown up of acting ap- —— of those wh have not n before tee can lead cases. But the recent examination discloses fact that attention. Ar of the board declares that teachers of Ea omgta secondary and intermediate schools must NOT LESS THAN EIGHTEEN YEARS OF tee, Yet it appears that three persons are now acting as teachers, under appointments, who have not reached eighteen, two of whom were scarcely sev when appointed. The rule is not only disregarded, but violated without re nt reason. At least the degree of matur! yl tained at the required age is necessary i teacher, and applicants who have reached that pee of life, and who give as evidence as do those who are younger of possessing the other qualifications, are numerous. The com- mittee recommend the adoption of the accom- Mislgnedy Geo. F. McLellan, W. J. M yh, 1 ". Mc A urta; Fred. D. Stuart. : THE RESOLUTION. Resolved, That hereafter the committees on eachers shall examine no applicant ietipe not present Preece evidence of beii ¢en years.of age, and that this board will make no appointments as teachers or acting teachers poles person who shall not have received a — in accordance with the rules of the eo Harris asked Mr. McLelian if he con- *trued the resolution to apply to all teachers who hold certiticates. Mr. McLellan thought it best to. present a fo ep for the guidance of the board in all ing Certificates hereafter. Mr. nee thonght the ibility should rest with the board as to rules govern- ing certificates. ir. Champion said his idea was that if any acting teacher failed to pass, that the failure to — @ certificate was equivalent to a dis- Mr. Stewart thought . second trial should be given applicants, and it Piper then the resolution ta bry toon should apply to them. Superintendent thought t the interests <= e schools ronnene thie Tesohition to be ited. “After some further debate the resolution was adopted. MISCELLANEOUS. Mr. Harris, from the sub-board of the first district, submitted recommendations of trans- fers, appointments, e., which were ir ype by the board. Mr. mplin, from the sub- board of the fourth district, recommended that Miss Mary E. Martin be trausferred from the acting to the permanent list; approved. Mr. Woodward, from the sub-board of sec- ond district, recommended that Nathaniel P. Gage, Kate T. Brown and Susan Collins, actin; teachers, be confirmed as teachers; so ordered. Mr. French, from the sub-board of the third istrict, submitted a list of transfers of teach- ere. Mr. Stuart reported the sale of a school =_ at the corner of 22d and E streets, for fr A PERSONAL MATTER. ‘The communication of Mr. Selke was,on mo- tion ne Mr. Dulin, taken up. Dulin thought it strange that Mr. Selke = ‘brought ee matter before the board, as it | matter een himself and 8S. ‘art did not think a trustee should inter- fere with the duties of a special teacher accord- ing to the by-laws. ir. Champlin said it was a question whether be pupil in — be excused —- the oe ofthe German language. If the teacher had the right ight retains papi after the trates gn gave orders for his withdrawal tant even his consent to withdraw, the trustee would be in fact sabor- Mr. Mi Leones thought that they should be ir. Mc! al governed by the lawe of the beard in these mat- ters. Mr. Woodward thought that the by-law should beamended. Under a strict interpretation of bers—no scholar could leave auy-closa tor eny | § '*—no scholar ve 7 cause. ‘He tthe" trustee eould Betne |: a 8 in such fr. Hart turtained the ten teacher. * aia eettled by the sub-bostd of th Mr. ‘Woodward final ny moved the rete the eterence of the whole subject to rid committee on German; #0 ordered. The sub-board of Trustees of the third dis- triet submitted nominations of teachers for the action of the and all confirmed. CONGRESSIONAL AID FOR TAR SCHOOLS. Mr. Hall offered a oC that the com- mittee of this board be ——_ to wait upon the Bre ‘and request |, in his forthcomin, to Congress, to coal ’ the attention of that to the necemity and pro) of some approp! ns of land money for public schools of this District. | ! tag, | anes comrutdory arrenpixce. Shiar io ths city, iidren in not attending either, "public or perverse pager and whereas, by a law of Congress it of parents and guardians, és, to see that children do attend school: therefore, Rescleed, That Major Richards be re- ested to republish the law in the sity papers, and then to enforce its provisions by all in Lis power in compelling the ati the rehcols, over until the next regular meeting. SALE oP Stovus.—Latimer & Cleary have an extensive sale of new stoves to-morrow. As the stoves are to be sold without reserve, it offers a STEWART vs. CRANE. The Committee F oho mlaa a Meeting—-A Aldermen Stewart and Slater, two members of the committee to investigate the official con- duct of J. H. Crane as Commissioner of the Fourth Ward under Mr. Bowen, met at a City Hall iast it, Alderman Shepherd, the poppet Per. ees absent—Henry Himber, er Denman of the First Ward, secretary of the committee. The meeti To’clock, but even at 8 o’clock on hand buts ze local.” Then came “Alderman Slater, then Henry Himber, then Alderman Stewart. Still no signs of a meetit Then comes Mr. Crane from the mesting ‘of the Water Board near by. He inquires if there is going te | tio be a mee! , and if so, where are the wil Alderman Slater replies, “ Well, I doi do you, Mr. Stewart ?”” latter OW; seems mam, ogee after atalk over the —— (on e question came up between the above- Tientloned iund the two reporters, "Ate you going to have a meeting?” and really the es one Sten camenea tot wage meeting of — ap) . who sald = = not believe Mayor Bowen nor Mr. ©’Donohue either would be on the witness stand as expected to-night; in fact, he didn’t think the co; mittee wanted hits (Crane) there either, as tl had fixed the meeting night on the only nigh =~ week it was inconvenient for him nd, being the regular meeting night of the Water Board, as he had informed them. They wouldn't postpone it, however, and still— look at it; they wouldn't meet. It it hadn't been from what fell’ from his own lips; there never would have been any talk about this mat: ter. The 4th strect sewer was the trouble, the contractor for which was Mr. Veer who Sao that he was to slight the the tune of $1,200, w fen {age oe te divide between then surveyor, — the superintendent, oad he se fcrane) the mmissioner — Crane at once told to Mr. Bliss. He in turn toid it to Mayor Bowen, ‘0 afterwards O’Donohue into his office and tried to —- him to say that he (Crane) had the money. which U' Dono bue atively Lewy te do. The centractors pied to evade tile terms of the contract in — particular, and refused to keep open the undred feet; tried to use salmon instead of tard brick, and iron traps costing $10 instead of > | ee agreed on, costing $9. When in cases he remonstrated with them they n amemed him. that ba Donegan it would be all oral ‘They had progressed far enough to have laid two traps, and in passing by he (Crane) saw that they were the cheap ones; he at once bopper’ iors that they shoul: not use them; ton on that Mr. Donegan had — or shonid J them, and they would; he (Crane) insisted they should not; that the contract called for traps similar to those near the War Department; then O’Donohue explained to him that all the be ps at te og fctog wl Pai made, and unless used would of over $800; if he would not cy thing about it they would give him #300. is offe refused at once, and ‘het traps as called for by the cont were used. That was the only at- gn made te bribe him by either O’Donohue arming ne The contractor made an oes also to lay the sewer with one course of brick instead of two as called for. Bat cer! he’d just like to see Mr. rage ow ¢ te peasesen a, on ba stand. Neitber of them appearin; present (in all five; dispersed. - ‘i THE AVENUE PAVEMENT—Progress of the Work.—The work of laying the wooden pave- ment on the ee ay now well under way on all the sections except the third, between ‘th and 12th streets, on wh om whioh the Robbins tion is to be | oe base and Mr. Brown, the fer the Kobbins & Co., states that the tirst lover e blocks being ke} toa poms 10" fochés in width-—will to hers by Monda} = _ work of layin that section once rorward. The the frst section, from = - ve intasometning a pla oe gem, and ave something over one square, no! of the track track; the Follansbee pavement, con- laid cog oS ip gin oe rane the r Te ‘t Gleason, who bas be su re bpomtraey, the aare between’ 12th and 13th. w north of the track, being about com- pleted, and they have now commenced at Lith street, and are working eastward. On the Stowe section—between 7th and 4; street—contracted for by Mr. Lewis Clephane, work has been commenced, and, with the force employed, Will be finished as soon as those on some of the other sections. MapicaL—a regular # reg —- class of Biller hers pavement on ular stated meeting of the 18:0, Medical Department. Sees, College. was held at tho college buil corner of 10th and E streets. Besides the uscsi business, an interesting discussion ensued a8 fa the therapeutical action of cettain medicines topically applied in surgical diseases, and the conclusion was arrived at, that progress has been and is being made by the profession in this direction, as many, diseases heretofore obscure are now readily diagnosticated and suc- cessfully treated. ——_.—_—— SALE OF am INTEREST IN THE NATIONAL HotTeL.—The interest of John Withers, de- ceased, in the National Hotel, being twenty out of three hundged and fifteen undivided parts of the improved lots in square [491, known as the National Hotel, was yesterday sold at auction, by Green & Williams, to J. C. MeGuire, Esq., tor £4,000. ee ee PATENTH Issvep.—The following patents were issued to citizens of the District of Co- lumbia for the week ending November &, 1870, and Goes A Tied date:—Pad and trunk ‘lock, Andy M. Trays meat, tish, oys- ters, Kc., Suliua } E. Dotch; ene parlor croquet, ‘Albert P. Eastman. ———— SHILLINGTON sends us the semen pumber ot Demorest’s Young Amertea. 0e-———____ THE Co MINAL COURT, Judge Gin. —Yesterday, Jaen Bovand, colesels ne tek eetka taal tas Sag of clothing. bet the jury bad not berate ne Johnson deed soll tg.aharae ‘of rani larcen: 0 andres fentenced Yo the ot an May, “Today. the jury in the case of Jobe Howard, trey, ith ghaud larceny, found a vordict St petit larceny} 5 tidal HARGE OF MURDER. Rigo case ae Heory Brown, colo ed, charged with ol Bh, Sa thertior Sa z taken 2: ne for rte ft, wae tal Brows for the rased ad Ast hog MA jarrington proeeeutig. ‘The following i gore Beto bu M, Ravana m Ssaph Carter. WP ch. y, Higlard Olan a ait Bletcher. “Ales hilt, Ea’ Ambush, ate A number of witnesses were examined, the purport of whose testimouy was to the eflect that Hart had been living with Brown s wite; that Brown had house to see his ctaldren, and that Hart whipped one, that brown and Hart quarreled, the former saying it was bal enongh to take his wife from him, let aloneabus ing bis children, and that Brown seized an axe, with Fic he ae Hiart the bluw which caused his death, CIRCUIT COUBT the cese of UO Drier diet found for defendant; the verdict was st aside an Tha Pines: ¢ ae n tion of 0 . ie canes Kestoue thes Uorsoratioart race,» uum the ex: firemen who obtained judgment before Justice Weaver, after they had been discharged by the Fire Gcimutssioners, were placed om the calender tor trias at this tet ark = dee Humphreys,—To-day, Smith was tried, and aver- m mation or plaintit, tal granted. POLICE count. Judge Sactl —To-day, William condact in the Center morarn te Grant, allowing his goats ‘oats, rman, [et vis iam Bri sand coats’ oy house within aie Sow pen in the linits in ug ly house; fh inaioees edw use; Ane child Pease eae seers il William Lowry. for erectin, 2 feet of a brick, buikdin Conrad on T, for ke the sity city, wi Pp ae = ith fined $3 ee vic pa Gned $10 and ‘aylor, colored; ee srleuy con aed 3 4 Si or rol ceed mt: : $3. lic prostt- mee in Ri nued &) OF sixty daye ince 100 each Jenny Davie, char ‘with the same; fined @. sixty days in jail, ALL sonts. Poniel Bellies and Lewia® Char! gihtipeate Predcrlok ; dismineed . J wi to redertek, rey need. Jease ie Sees tae mae iitam Wezae, ie alton Mary Soli ge: hennite few in give bonds to Keep the peace in the sui of ation Soy Handolph Cole, colored, a"Concenied and aeadly we weapon razor; » OF Workhouse 60 oe Cox, of the Common Pleas Court of , has granted @ divorce toa woman her own uncle. Mr, Robert Baile, & member of the New k Goid Board, has been wr thirty suspended for rare Te for barton to secure a good | days for an assault on Friday upon anoth r stove at | member, GEORGETOWN. Yours Catuorie’s _ERIEND Boclery —At 0 moet: ipe gl this eociety, held at iat ‘Trinity charcb on evenip, . the followin; geen rs the ernie Jost, , Sam Hein: Dost be Secreta McNerhany; kee: MT ard. J.J. Belly. ‘Rey, Daniel . “John Gibbous; Penni: FARMERS’ AND MrcHaNiCs’ Baxx.—Sales of this sok ‘St private sale, were made yesterday, at 50 ents. IGERS OF Coal Oil AND WHISKY —Jas. Lynch, 2d street, town, Col a diesetrons freon 8 ay might Jest, y upeattig a coal oiMfamp on his bed ‘lo —_ totting fire thereto, while in a st ‘he females house tracted tHe neighbors, who succeeded in extinguiah- apy ey Masonic- arabes {be sansa! Slectiog: ha neg! ot ev oi Ra A att ALEXANDRIA, IN THE JaiL.—An election wae held in morni inmates only voting—with For, Braxton, Geor re Satia’ Mipinto into "a ugh Sri. ipa wl rede wor Mel fatepber aos co or ‘iliam Heath ‘and William Black. white and. ames Johnson and Henry Bell, col reruft: dem sqgnoe PRorerty Sate.—Green & real estate agents. have this day sold the farm of Silas A. ‘Man nel, situated ¢ William county, Va . and containing IIS acronsto. Miles t. Das. for 910 por acre, cash.—Gazette last evening, ~ GITY ITEMS. Frxe Cassimere Denny Suits, French patterns, just ee Geo. CU. HENNING, No. 410 Seventh street, N. W. FRENCH JET JEWELRY, . Keal Whitney Jewelry, Uroide Etruscan Jewelry, Fine Plated Buttons, Alaska Diamonds, Vases, Brackets, Hat poet Chromos, Toilet Set received this morning at Pree 8 a Dour Store, No. — avenue, between 415 and ——— From Alex. N. Doughertg, a Dy date one of the Medical Directors, U. park, N. J. “Having been made aa fainted ‘with. the composition of the preparation known as Sizo- dent I have, for some time past, permitted its use in my family, where it has given entire sat- isfaction. It is an elegant toilet article. well worthy of the encomiums it has received.” “« Spalding’s Prepared ¢ Glue.” eo Gto. s Ni Gent's Furnishing ‘Goods Cheaper than Ever. Gent’s Merino Undershirts and Drawers 35, 40,50, 60 and 75 cents. The best $1 Undershirts in’ the District. Good White Shirts 75, 80, #1 and £1.25; a splendid article #2 and $2.25, Gooa Cotton Socks, four pair for 25 cents. Handker- chiefs already hemmed 15 hp eo Knit Jackets in an endless variety. The finest ageortment of Bows, Ties and Scarfs ever seen in the city. Call_and see for yourselves. Franc & Goldman, 409 ith street, between D and E streets, and Marble Hall, 607 ith street, opposite Patent Office. 10,29,1: Kip Govas. Kip Groves, Just received from Europe a beige of Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, which I still sell at old prices. Try our $1 wovenat Hoopskirt and Ce I Corset Factor (00) ‘actory, 408 Seventh street. —_o—_—_ Huwran has all kinds of thermometers. 6,3. \ Oaiatdaieal:) BBIAGES@ c a. U Coupee fet Oabriciet ‘with Fenders, pecu era areioennnres oot petted 9 Sen nt tn lel oar OL ws ABD LIQUORS. FINEST QUALITIES AT LOWEST PRICES. IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE, DBY VEBZENAY—CARTE BLANCHE, From the old house of ee ease Fils & Co., Mareuil- at old prices, with the ‘additional cost of treight ad- ded only, on account of the war. SUPEBIOB OULD WHISKIES. Celebrated brands from celebrated distillers OLD PEMBROKE, OLD BAKER, MOUNTAIN OLD ROCOCO, MILK-OF-, “KENTUOKY, Bc &c T LOW’ PRicEs. CpSENS ere) X GUARANTEED PURITY. CALIFORNIA AND CATAWBA BRANDIES CALIFORNIA WINES, in varicty. SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKIES. JAMAICA, ST. CROIX, AND MEDFORD RUMS. SHEB: a ocd yp a pe MADEIRBAs, trom low to BUBGUNDY, CLABET AND RINE WINES > THOMAS RUSSELL. Successor to EB. C. Dyer & Oo. no4 1213 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Immense Stock or FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, AT A. STRAUS)’, Ro, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, BETWEEN 10TH anv litH Sts. OVERCOATS. CASTOR BEAVER, $12, $13.50 and 915. ESQUIMAUX BEAVER, $15, $16, 15 and 920. CHINCHILLA, (four different shades,) $12. WITNEY, (Drab, Brown and Blue,) $10. SUITS. + ENGLISH MELTONS, (four different patterns,) worth 20—§25, SILK MIXED, @15, $16 and $15. SCOTCH CHEVIOTS, $16 and 815—Derby style, ENGLISH OOBDED, $15 and §17%—also ALL WooL COSSIMERES, @10, $11, $12, @13, 814 Te puag Py FROCK COATS for $8, $10 ani FINE beg ia DORsKIn and BEAVEB PANTS. from $5 to NW ‘RIPED CASSIMBRE a iTs— roalp 2 ats different styles—from a4 YOUTHS Has & BUSINESS SUITS LABGE VABIETY. Bors’! SCHOOL AND DRESS SUITS BREMABKABLY LOW PRICES. OALL BABLY AT A. STRAUS’, 1011 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BEtween Tents aNd ELeventH StRexts, three doors from lth. feet 6 SEVENTH STREET, DEALER 1N BoOTS AND SHOES; _ LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDBEENS WEAB, oc80-tr 906 7th street, between I and K. J. HEIBERGEE, ° (Buccemsor toH, F. Lovsen & 0o.,) OLTIZENS, ARMY AND HAYE MEROHANT TAILOR, 171" Bes b08 Feah. eves 6c Waabtazten, Georgetown Advertisements. MABONIC ~The members < ery = HITING LODGE, No. a Stat ion ot their Lodge vanin November , at which ~ iosgeeure iragernally invited to oe onder of the W . STUROH, Secretary. . GUTMAR, aes 117 ge street, G-orgetown, D. 0. There will bea special sale on TUESD, orem er Sth, ‘at 10 o'clock a. im aie sabes nkets, teens. Drees Go Goode thea, Blank a carpets O11 Cloths, and 50 doze sty Linen Handkerchiefs. All will he a i regards’ to cost. Al a H, Onirrex.Saleemane = EFINED CiDEE. on have just sighed a large 4 psatity of RREINED CIDER, trom Western New York, which I offer for = ar the Gallon, Keg or Barrei, ry pik is Kee and Spigot loaned to no 4-lw NEV STOCK —vurr received: 9 targe sesortmont first-class BEA ADY MADE LOTHING, ffered to sthe public at very low marked in icem, Tot LOTHS. Sra oat VESTINGSS mado ts order. Please _no? Im™ lo. CAs, FAID FOR LADIES. GENTS AND SB OFF” OLOTHING, fait , SHORE, ete. at L GBADWOHL S173 ridge ‘street, Georgetown. Nete by mail from Georgetown or Washington attended to. oc26-ly B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r.; Georgetow BXECUTOB’S SALE nit VALUABLE PBUP By virtne of, and ‘in obedience to, the last Mes and testament of "timothy O° O’Don: me. ceased. and with the consent of Peter ODonnoginue, in his own right, the undersigned Will ofer st ea fale.on the, premises, on WED- NFSDAY. 16th November, 1570. at the hour of 4 that ‘valuable property vof Bridge and Hig! isting of three store- the buildings stand, d 47% feet on ory, Brick Dwelling sttuated on 0 three: n cide ol oF of irage street, and Lot 234 feet 53 feet ‘his hoase contains twelve BILEY A. SHINN. 57 Greene street, Georgetown, D. ‘and the tot on. wh fronting $4 feet on High street Bridge « t. rooms, Teaidee ti the store-roem, now occupied by Geo. my ‘Alto,in THURSDAY, at 4 o'clock, a Lot number Fayette street, be 2, fr feet by Se: sittiated on, the weat aide of Tp tect aces, iso partent Te leet deep. iso, parts of sliuated on the west nds of front by 120 feet Parts jeusew'on the same. Also the Dwelline Hone a Lot now occupied by Mire, OfDonnoehine, at on the south side of ist street wort ‘ite the Gnthone Oburcb. This dwelling co fourteen rooms, and is very desirable property. The lot is 43 feet front by 120 feet ‘Terme : One- feet cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months. the ‘parc ‘ing interest from the day of given, and deeds of trust taken to sécure the di ferred payme: All conveyancing and reven stampe St the cost of the parc SARAH ODO! NOGHUE, Executrix, mode oe ‘UE. Executor. Do2-eolw 8. DOWLING, Anct. ¥ THOS. DOWLING, . Auct’'r; Georgetewn. =RURT ERS SALE ony. Say ThABLE HOUSE ON ORG: WN HEIGHTS. ee eee ‘ot adeod of trust, pay ot Detober nactin, . in fron’ the a AY, the 1 9th aa f November, A D vine, parteof Lote Moe 202 and ‘23, in Bans Junk the improve- "the fronts, @ foot, om, the weet side of Wasnt tan Ras 8 and ine end commotions iFrame Dwell tbuildings, with the modern im- Tee ismow occupied by BH. P. Osusia, ocll-dte he New York impor: BE ezelustvely For c brten beat ay suit! 2G GOODS ofthe best ¢1 . Uloths Cassimeresand Alexander ; Hosiery in every ie laid Shawls; Lace trim a : ry Water Backing Cloths a first rate assort: ment of indie and wie der War, Fi nels, Table Linenss Nay a shirtings, Richard eat Irish Linens, Blanket Spreads: sacls, Ingraincand, Teese pets, a0; Ulot ‘Cash purchasers Ere favited' to call, betore maki thelr puschuses, Promising as good bargains es it Cae ru agi “im LAtes STOCK or FALL AND WINTER DRY GOUBS NOW OPEN. Bi EARGEST and MosT COMPLETE ASSOBT- 'T we havo ever offered our customers DBES8 GooDs, : of rior ple lack Sik ike, 8, Empress ieces Cloth is Camstontren, and Cassinets, = pi Pain o ‘Cloths for ace ‘and Sm 1 ap, HOTEL RAY’S. .- G.. fine establishment, 920 15th street N.W., (Beott Eauare,) having recently been re- fitted, is hor for the reception of a on ihe mane pian, with the Best market aftord nos Sun HE HAMILTON HOUSE, Corner 14th and K sts., (Franklin Square,) having been enlarged and refitted duripg the pat pummer is now 0 the Feception of guests, wich fine ROOMS, > unsurpassed by. apy in ‘the city. wooD AND COAL. cue aNp woop. have recetve last week five cargees best HED ont WHITE ASH COAL, all sizer e,and which I will sell for aamall cdvance over cost, pal Best quality OAK and PINE abe left at office corner 15th street and Penn- wivenia areas, Or af the Yards Gistrect whet, JAMES GLEASON, seso-tt " SEep) Coal and Wood Merchant, = CELEBRATED MURRAY & LANMAN’S FLORIDA WS TER. THE MOST LASTING, AGEBEABLE and RE- i FRESHING OF ALL PERFUMES, for use on the Haadkerchicf, at the Toilet, and in the Bath, For 2014 by all Draggists and Perfumers, se9-m.w.f.17 B* EAOHED OOTTOND ui MILLS ener 9B BOGAN & WYLIE, 1018 and 1020 7th st. NW. ocdl-tf INE OLD BYE WHISKY, FOB MEDICINAL AND FAMILY UsE. ‘The same as sold ver bottes a. alto ABTHUR NATTANS, ‘Becond and Deireots No ocls-tr ote, 9 cts. Mcseasamemrea | | ots. 6 cts, ate Per gallon, 85; 1A WINES, eee and Pashia & aren. so uabtl ilar bie STOVES, FURNACES, &c. OR MURBING GLORIES, ORIBNTAL, Bi BASE-BUBNING STUVE THE a THE Call at C,REISSNER'S CHEAP STOVE STORE . world for all DISEASES oF Weakness cf the Back pues WILLIAM — aURGE om vES fection of the Kidneys or the best {CORAL COO st ye charges, I 7, General Beviitty. m" Tite, wnt prices at EBERLY, TAC: has'e £0 00.5" Os ag a AIS Beart, Timaity. agen sd ' — | ling, Dimness of Sight or Giddi . Throat. Nose, or kin, At LTY PARLOR COOK, 4 Lee TY PeRKLOR LIGsT, . ° Fer gale at the hy lieder to the Mariners of iva ocd ins SSR B Les THOMAS & CO.8, Syrei bi io the their eat Dili it —— Of antici paticus, =n. Fepecialy ams, bare ISronme the Victim ful and destructive habt y coe von ~~} an untimely grave the oman, young men of the most exalted talents sud bril isnt intellect, Who micht otherwise have entranced (is The Morning Glory BASE BURNING STOVES, PARLOR AND PORTABLE HEATERS, — | Sant, Sc'nwtary the living aera’ may call wk io contidence. LAGE. Married or Young Men Soatemplatin, purriegeouered! bysical W. -( Leone of Poo creatiy in peuenc} «) Beryoun Bx veabiie Palpita seme OF Organic W » Nervous Debits? crany ether Disyaalification, speedily res ved Mewho himeeif under the care uf Dr. 3 they wi religiously confide honor ase gontlems:, any Other csi ioe ae coutidently Feit epee hig i aaa Db wich Burn all the gas in the coal, and all the coal to ashes, without waste, thus producing what bas never be- fore been accomplished, PEKFECT COMBUSTION OF COAL, Consequently with balf th . double the heat Sor ene warming exer iret a. Ess “their . and Rindling an annual | Immediately Gured- nud Full Vigor Resto aly Pee. sot Rag ee | Se eee readers Tife mie “Light a fire fa autumn, replenish coal and remove | cravis and marriage tmpoeaible, i the the ashes once daily, and they goon barning until improper. tadulgences by the victimes 80 too apt, toc mmit excesses from m t i Pring. dreadful consajuen: os that m ‘hey radiate an even, tle, and healthy heat, with none = the shee lc smell of gas burat hey wil bern abriekiy 7 day and as slowty “i tas is desired, atl cau | lated to give the Feduired in auy ef of heat bey vantboae t ard itlaminate the Toom, and. areas cheerful as an open fire. ni dey hey are made entirely of cast iren, and will not | tal weak: Sas of procrwative porte, rest out as will sheet fron stoves. persons irritabtity, as apepeia. Balpitaciom of the ‘They are based on eclentific study aud experiment, | heat tion, Coneritutiowsl Setelity ned soos andere the oul perfect base burner made. | eet the irame, cough, Cusumption, decay acd ‘They are m: ore, and repairs e g hort motiee, while the A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO Days Betey cost'and uimouity of Fepairefor stoves | _ Persons ruined in pealth by unlearned pretcnders ‘Sat and iifticulty of etting made at reat dis tance will geucrally make it less sive to buy new. ‘heir repidiy increasi Popularity baring m- duced many totimitares ti the puolic ahould beware, ask for, aud buy only the “MOBNING GLOBY.” who Keep them trifling month afver month, tak ug b and injurious compounds, sb uid of Burgeons, London. eminent Colleges in ths of whove life hag roy Paris, Phila- octl-Im some of the mort \a WABBEN T DOUBLE OVEN RAS Koown; many Tithor without Spaking, Becking and Damp: Abd cars whem, frequent Diushirg. tt othing can equal this, B. F. SIMPSON. tended sometimes with of mind. were rt Btove ree ARE CULAR NOTICT <— Penn. ave.. bet Wth and iithets. Dr. Jud es armce AY wie mare i Oe selves by Improper. indulgence and sclitary hein = ENGE ace BUBNER, which Pain tou body and’ mind, cotta iae eabite with Bypbon Flue. busi society or mariage. wart ptt rouueed by thet iad aod youn, i tr ree : i , 28 ihetee” | pees of the Back and Lints, ine ‘th . Dimness of tation nf che Hea. Loss of Muscular Power, Pal tation of ube itty, heyy mo Seared LE-OVEN SUNNYSIDE, Coon FOR 1870, Is constructed on Ue elf —e, AND SOL- ENTLVAC PRINGLEL BB, with SIPHON FLUE, mi thoroughl: ovens, and fre ‘aed in the x pot hat hales, wish two- pasar ull manafactaring our long and favora- BARLEY SHEAF COOKING STOVE, oo highly esteembea by the ae for several years THE JUNIATA, great double beniing EANLOR STOVE, hee Doon inech improved se a Beautiied this year. Where goign teriteof ths Stove ‘Reed Bo Comment. SUBS YSIDE FIREPLACE HEATERS, among its many premiums, also carried o st premium atthe ‘land tiontitute, at Balumore “a alt be most severe cae at reas stieeter This is the only se | Sepa re built cellar heater. loses no a. tr ern TUARYT, PRTRESON & 2,00. de Rep Bee fot als by F. arma e .B. WYVILLE. BOOKS, STATIONERY, Etc. GAZINES AND FASH. FreR RIVEDAND Fo! ———- FOR he ALE AT is BOOKS OF SPORTS AND iat GOULD: By the author of the Wide, mit WOMEN, ANB WHAT 18 SAID OF 'E KENT. By Marion W: MA’ IT. histone OF TRE AMERICAN STAG: THE SCAPEGOAT. By Leo. LAN OKS, NOTE, LETTER, CAP, AND BLANK BOOKS OL PAPERS. and everything in the Stationery line, for sale at are hehe | cle therefore, Dr. Johnston offers the most » Speedy. pleassnt and effect ual remedy in the OF FICE, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREE’ left hand side going from Baltimore street. afew rs from the corner. Fail not to obsery? name oct ‘Gorner 4: JEW BOOKS AT ees o ieiters Fecelved anless postpaid and con- faint A P 402 7th street, Intelligencer Building. mad tral at Ly a, creone Ber. Torosaeen ate Bortnebit it gan SERMONS. ~ = The Beer sou amet ‘OF ma hie =. LL ey Li Cuust. ° oy Dr. Hanna, New: edition. ‘The man: any thea eanie Cured Gt chte Plies . Lie OF TAU 0 or eee BF Abbott. within the last twenty years, and the numerous im: portant surgicel operations ee poy) by Di OEE o rate EEC DE By this. | ston. witmesred by the repo Sun THE PHINCES UF ABT: PAINTERS, SOUL: TORS, AND ENGRAVERS. By Urbino. _0c25 ad | POCKET Boous, PENENIVES, AL domPanio ity, sm Micted. “SKIN 1 ISEASES SPEEDILY OURED. oct ly B. No. 743. os ‘¥ THE PRESIDE. _ THK UNITED A PROCLAMATION ance of pA igen the the United St es take known t GRa STs Pree GOLD PENS, : r rmentioned land office, STATE ‘Or face ot the period bervia- in the ‘Office at 's Falls, commencing NEW STOCK on MUNDAY, Jaswary 98.1 Te, for the the aieposal of vacant lands in the even mi Sections within the undermentioned townships. which rémain t the United States within ten miles aor knees railroad from St. the * Lake Sa oct oa required box tas and fitty coats par NOKTH O NE AND WEST OF FouRTH PINEAL MEKIVIAN, ‘Townships 44 ua. Townships 41 Townships 3 Townships si. 2 33, and 44, of range 2). ‘Townships 31, 22, $3, 34, 35,36, 97,35, 39, 40, 4, and 44, of rang FOR SALE BY BLANCHARD 4 MOHUS, oc%5-tr Corner Pennsylvania avenue and lth st EDUCATIONAL. OWARD UNIVERSITY, H 2 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. + 3, 38, 39.and 40, of it the «ame time and place. all ¢! public labds iu the even numbered. eect ofthe aforesaid Itmit cf ten miles, and undermentioued townships, subject to tly Price of une dollar and twenty five ceuts “Tow nehips 4 and 44. of range 21. Township 6. ot range 22 nds appropriated by law for the use of schools. Jadlan. milltary and other purposes, will be exclu- jed from ‘The offering of the above lands will be commenced the day appointed, and will proceed in the order i L they are advertised. until the whol- +hall Pi of Clinical Lectares in Freedmen Hospital, wipe eet EDNESDAY, Uctober 19, and continuing until the following March: SURGICAL CLIN, harap oe m.,by by sede FEMALE a ener mp m., by Pro- feaeor Joseph Taber Joumsone MD. .. MEDICAL GuINIG—Mondaye'at 33) p.m.,.Ly Pro- r P.H. Strong, M of D. Bitted autil after tie expiration of the two weeks. Given under my band. Ci RP mm, oc 14-tf thle 13th October, oue thousand ougpt bred gud EHO Ta on Gab. AND, OLABSIOAL, IN “sy wenty i Preis ‘Ss GRANT ANGELY Sack y0H haben yobt How Nork Commimontr of the General Land Office, T2 Ere ees td a target PDEs’ NOTICE TO rue EMPTION of presage any of the lands within the De townships parte Ese Verein pees | poe et een rereaeae te wand make cae 7 SATEaNAr | Sete ee £04 bie lands conbractng fue rect Siakmed® othereies peat ta a ad i sccantetntarsesagy 1510. For terms, &c., apply to Commissiot er of the General Tasd Obice oem0-tf 1331 Vermont erento -Concoun AEgs TS et FEES OTE in, oan met, “MOOPS, BARDS and SORO: aoe. J. W. BESWEDY @ co, METALS AND acs aera HARDWARE, Opposite Mctropstites Hotel. GENUINE CONCORD AXLEs, TEMPEBED SPRINGS, id A AVENUE, Four ign of the Golden Avetl geht Also, noua DIMENSION STONE to order, so pnceal STONE for heavy For Price List dot ars st Ofte, ols F ep Z-wasém HAYDEN. Secreta baw eee 5 Weekly Organ, — ‘Eat'd ot Washington ,1800; removed to Blew York.1870 DEANE, pie naerny lepton tem muvee ano sUIL DEE. bey oR —olsee areata tS pat will nil be ang 663 Brosdway, How York, | Promptly and on rene mabe eeee Sho ry