Evening Star Newspaper, September 25, 1871, Page 4

CITY ITEMS. HALL’s VEGETABLE S1crL1aw Harn RENEWER is no new for the public to experi- ao Judge Mactriner and family arrived in the The Darden.MeCarthy Homicide. | ciiy on ei ge ve Nonaka Arraignment of Darden—Selecting a Jury. piauiig mil, commer of street aud Maryland CAL te Court, — it 2O AL NEWS | carr ts cert, Sie CMT sa | reunion Spalding te recovering is helt MONDAY..........September 25, 1871. bee oem ena a ad - Sr eer ane — Contesste dvorted sat s Dennis D. age = the murder of | Frano, - Ordered.—On Saturday the board or- | Johm Sic! on the 1th of Ai at | Senator Wilson speakers. Hatter, dered that no contract shall be made without | quite enexindoe amangeed of egoctetes Rant Capital Park tanpecance sneting bocboe = < a the contractor first filing in the bureau of con- |’ were in the room ‘iously “aralting the come day afternoon. New Hat Store, eccrue ‘and submitting the act, with Spd th anmad de tracts a certified cop: is license. The secre- | mencement of the trial. in Collections are to be taken up in the Catholic at 2 the question of the of four million of im, woe tary was directed ts lestruct the water the court room shortly after 10 o'clock, and took | churches of this city on Sunday next, to aid the Seventh provement bonds. toa vote of the people at goners! idence shell bo: » that where strove are being graded he wi have hie beat in front of the clerk’s Soc ta compony fering poor and orphans of France next door to the Original Frane. Section in sal Distriey gctMvE OFFICE, H : a gerpene of and that where water services are broken by the | Westfall. He wee dreamed ime aeivor Dae, igueetiey trams i Mirases bacenaeoe aed tom ‘Will be the Place Henle eed cna teat ores sent eae The athownt so cube contractor t» grading streets the contractor will and the sides of his face had been cleanly shaved | streets, to No. 1512 H street, between 15th and to get election in the of Columbia, wi ~a to * be required to the service im good con- | and his chin whiskers and moustache neatl etreets. ‘description S5g'ce the fourth Wedneaday of November 10%, | {i osiivtnd wae Hee nt to tae Sogn ret wert, from | trimmed. Upto the hour of opening the court, | Dr. Newman resamed his duties at at a fair price. (cing oo soiatiee bm of thet — oath pporth boundary, engaged In conversation with friends, | the Metropolitan Charch ry Pee ar ag ragest os . asphalt,” was awarded to T. Lewie & Co. Con- and seemed to be in good spirits although his toa congregation, ¥ For THE GHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts said approved A 1*th, An act be from tract 4 paving 4th strect west, from Indiana | countenance at times bore some trates of | P, Cortin, brouuacinclaw of the President. | call at Price's Gent's Furnishing Depot, 413 7th | NOTI0R BY,THE GOVERNOR AND SEORE. | levring’s tax for the parmcni of the interest as it | ry 40 wal Board of Public avenue to New York avenue, with “Parisen as- | anxiety as to the result of the trial. ‘The assessor of the 13th district returns $725,000 | *treet, between Dand E streets. - bed to the the of Columbia, for | bonds authorized to be issued by the District of Co- phat pavement,” was awarded to D.F.Ham.| District Attorney Fisher and Assistant Dis- of personal property subject to | Gewr’s Daror the their ae gory KD of the bie, by ap oct cotitied © An oct 0 the emected. That in order to Foch eases Dacar ewe | tet ates Ghote, Cangas | Nae retch eed om pny Geriee_Tas | GAY id Stan tec yar gatas, | Lemiteaaeravpaces Neiecnieats | Penal Camm oree nace ECR + be 7 he * rol SUTHCt was authorized ith’ George Boswell Pinilipe and AB. Williams for the detence, "| week.’ commences this Price's Gent's Furnishing 413 Tth street, Scheer ecil asprovamente and repaire ip said Reuing of fourmillicne cf bonds, and levying 4 tax fer gcener on, Direct auth, at hoard prices, | | At bx o'clock Judge announced that | "The boat Harvester, loaded with coal for ae leering a tex for the ot the interest ta | Socves Siciree, ‘Saul weanling tee ect wits the Work to be under the supervision of Mr. Mallett | the ¢ government was ready, and Mr. Riddle | Clarke & Given, sprang leak off Havre-de- |, &0—Dr. White, chi No. 835 vanity soures thereon. od abun lap | Staten ef qrebeskanel textatlonset ieaere Request for sidewalk on 0th sizcst east, be- | statet that the defence would be ready to pro- Grace on the ist ultimo and foundered. She sth street ite Treasury, Washington, and | act oP eneteet tos asta of ae ne | oe og secmera irned to the East Capitol stree ceed men’ was Johnson rothers, (0.7 North street, Baltimore, success- | lions of improvement bonds the people 1 su ‘0 was granted and work ordered. The chief of the | ‘The Court ordered ‘ — = as » OF | fully treats. Corns, Bunions, In es at's general election in said District,” approved | pec ict ‘al or divap: bureau of streets was ordered to reset the curb ACALL OF THE JURORS - Hon Ww. H. Johnson, Secretary of the Interior | &c., without \. a Execcrive at ont on Mth street, bet Land M streets. A con. | and the names were drawn and 4 were sworn | of Liberia, paid a visit to Howard University on Disrrict oF Ootvmsia, Ai rea ian. ® = salon fact, af voard prices, with Benedict Hatehins | on their vir dire as follows: Hillyard Burke; | Satarday, and stated to General Howard that he | 22, GLOvzs for ladies and gentlemen. The | Worcs is acreoy green that ‘at the next general | the’ iition « ‘was authorized for sewer on 8th street, from L | had no conscientious scruples as to capital pun: | ntended to recommend his government to send | Dest Dollar Gloves im ano» @ novelty in | election in the District of Culambie, which willbe | tax for the payment of the Ftreet to Mount Vernon place. Albert Gleason | ishment. To the defence he stated that he did | some young men to the University. Siret clams Glove. be carly and stvare a | held on the fourth Wednesday of Movember, 1671, reon. and submitt ‘was awarded the contract for parking and mac. | Hot know the nor had read anything of | ‘The heavy iron railing which inclosed the choice in calling at ©. Baum’s Kid Glove | ‘being the twenty-second day of thet month,)the act | the question of the iexuing of four m™ adamizing Vermont avenue, from Mth-street | the case. Chi by the defence. President's grounds, from the fountain west of eae. bis, eutitied ""An act suthorising the District of Go. | BEST Ronde, ton vous of 8 Circle to Boundary street. ans A. G answered same hop we the Treasury to the White House, has been Gortzs PATENT REFLECTING GAs AND | lumbia tocreate s debt for s) iniprovements and sWgeid chection will Cotke dca neral election after Deerninovics or Fuses at Sr. Perens | fcad Sune of the aceoung ahd'wan nouesinid | fasta arse Shee te taht kas | Her Seabee mien oni ot the gtan | "pia ck Denne erage age | the mmge ol mula iid aoa (Catuoric) Stxpay-scnooi—The annual | with Darden. Challenged by United States. I —— ing has | tity of gas or coal oil consumed without the use | fiserest ae ftehall annually accrue thercon, apd eub- | Nuntlv acerue de font milion dollars of bendesn gistribution of prizes to the pupils of St. Peters | " George Basler had deeiaed teruples an to capt- | "“Workisen: Woke’ strand this morning for | SutteR'n ta ae sheaP whaurable, A; Ro- | ming te et with, the gacstion of jue laruing of | rriZed ee fewed bythe Diario Sotuets by | ment Sf iuenese Sree eae ieek Place yesterday afternoon, | tal punishment, and could not render a verdict | grading and paving I2th street, from Pennsyl- |) and also for, Goets's Double-cone Chandelier | ths Suplant'e gccarhi election in aad Districts ap. | Suns Rtes, AM Act, authorizing the District of | "Buc 4. Amd te at Further ewacted, That the Gor- St St. Peter's Church, im Gio presence of a large | ins case punishable with death. Sania avenue to the canal. ‘Thia work is belag | Heflectors, aud the Diamond Dittenive Daghost | (oozed Manse (west: SHAT be nabenties tethsmode | Cokumbla to create a debt for special improrerueute | ernor is herelyy requ pot ge 4 amber of gesents ste Stents « “bildren ackcgdore Samuels had no scruples; 3? un; | done by Mr. George Neitzey, and the stroct is | Reflectors. Provided by anid act to the people of said District for | millon of bonds, and levy ag ’S tax for the paymneut Ruved by the Souter aetion af the hae Jour hundred, premiums were distributed, con- | sworn. ‘ 3 tn Atroct in the city which heeds reconstinct, | _ THR MosT POPULAR Sewing Machines in the | question of ieruing four millions of bona ial | Sod vubauiting the ect, with the question of ths | Tenpiaecal Columbia, (ect of Congres ot Eee Sisting of goldand silver crosses and handsomely | Thomas 8. MeNeir hadnoscruples; formed no seer then thie on reconstruct | arket are the McLean & Hooper Elastic Lock | improvement and repairs as menti feonine of out weittions of umptireteens bastante | anty ate wt cue ciattaen Wunivel and coventy- Shout 609 pupils, and isin charpeot Marve: | Secereed keene nad reed the accounts me a Seiteh and the Wilson New Underfeed Shuttle | Sai! clection will Po fhe, Arm general lectin iy | Birstecfsthe People at ageneral election in sald pros ine es a oeerite the fora fe King, who has made it one of the leading Sun- | _ Wiliam Mozley had conscientous scruples as | .,TH# Woman's Cron Caurreroare or Ix- | Price of a0 and euf ieebel oot thee ee oe soa'publeation sere COOKE CT leper gon = yg be peg =——n CHARLES L. RULSE, day-chools inthe city. ‘Iu the fist division ot | to capital pusiteaees CORPORATION —To-day the following certificate | Panted equal to any and superior to some of the Opumedaee ot eld es in the said Act provided. Said act ie hereto Breaker tite ase of Relogabes, the boys the following received gold crosses, en- | _ Charles U, Smith had formed no opinion; had | Of incorporation was tiled for record in the office priced machines. The termsare very easy. EDWin Ly StaNTON en HD. President of the Coanci. Brave] with their ames, the ‘name of” the | ro scruples: he had Known deceated by waiting | of fhe Recorder of Deeds: ai ee cou aieite teat une Sceretary of the District of Columbia. Governor of ine Detrick if Gotembia. | Approved. Angus 18,361. Short, Joseph Shaw and Charlie In the | until afew days eine, Challenged by defence. | 3°. that we ‘Sara J. Spencer, Bian A..Edson, | Furrzex srries ov BuaTLes and the latest rt gn gene Ag hee og] Secretary of the District of Columbia, pal first division of the girls similar cromes, aisoen- | _ Samuel T. Wall had formed no opinion; bad | M3t4S-McClure and Lilly D. Wood, A povelty in Hoopskirts are now atoxhibition at G- | said Duetrct by the erulng offour million of bonds, | AX Acr levying a tax for the parment of the inte - axed, were presented to Kate Shughrue, Alles | noscruples.” Accepted and sworn. E. Morris and Carrie A. R of the city of | Baum’ and Corset Factory, 408 1th | Snd levying a tax for the payment of the interest | “tet. as it thali annually acctus om four mito | TeORgetown Advertisements, Penutttally kewse yenes Seah Te eee scruples. Challenpoa ty Bo opinion; no | this fourth day of September, one thoursmdctye Sesct wih the auercion sing rar of Wands, authoris d to be isened by the | 1) y THOMAS DOWLING, Awct'r, Georgetown, * * ——o_—__ . » 3 eases, were presented for excellence andascid- | Joseph H- Hilios had Yormed 0 optuion; had | PEPAred and seventy-onc, under andy asin OuR wEw STYLES oF ConsRTs and some mot Copemante, bz an ost catiaed ~ an oct | BB — : uity in the Sunday-school choir to the following | no seru Accepted and sworn. . of authority granted by an act of new improved have just come from our factory $c¥t for special improvements and repairs i» said BEECU ORS Le F YALUABLE IM Joungiadics: Mines Jennie Waters,LalieNew= | Join. firent; no opinion; no scruples. Ac- | eftitled an act to provide for the creation | 1% Europe, and shail be sold to defy any compe- District by the lasuing of four millions of bonds | FBQUEL, 'T IN GRORGETOWH, D. jon, Alice Williams, Lillie Evans,’ Juha Cor- | cepted and sworn. of corporations in the District of Columbia | tition. Every pair warranted to be a ft. ‘shall ‘annually accru thereoo, ana sulmit: | gam OB AY, July 21th, at 5.0% coran, Maggie Newton and Ida Beemer. An . Stock; no opinion; no sera; By | bY general law, approved May 5, 1870, ©. Baum, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer. fhe act, with the question of the iesuing of I will sell on the’ art of . Syprepriate’ address was, delivered: by Ren | defence’ Was tore ta oe ied By | to to unite anil enter into, rend’ dow by hese on four millions of improvement evote of fronting @ feet on the north tide of Gay stroat Father le, the esteemed ‘of the | law. resents, unite and enter’ into and form by During the ing Hard Times the ste the said Dis- ween igh streets. by a depth of church. ‘The exercises were of the most inter. | James Brown; witness was sick and was ex- | “€mselves a body corporate or politic, to be ‘one to economize in their ex- | Setnarine on: is enacted és Ry eo ES esting character, and the oecastom-will long be | cused. known and ated under the name and | penditures. In the article of ciemen a: | Diewigt. te igvues ox onape tv be teomndventeties | Sawas FEokemb a rhe forthe’ snumly I | edgar kita - sachin ailwigeeemn | “Dekng, anoueenad nerragicantorne | Seta ate ehh tne eet | Macnee sey ome | Mer dec ge se ame renege | Toy, iets Tus Doan oy Hxsuem met on Saturday, | read’ he reports i the papers fet they mate | #bd {helt eaccemeors Wil devote themelves ani | Bephegy Re Prevailing searety of money, st | SheSoss'yaarchs ave & Bolen, secured by dea of treat or to hawe the opebee and Dr. Verdi submitted the report of the In- | no impression on his mind. Challenged by de- | fF the performance of all the duties and fe offers this opportunity to the public by | $ of vexing olf cach. "Gave will te Toguird on thr eae spector General, that there is mach complaint | fence. joyments of all rights and priviliges usually per- the best of ‘et con 4 — ‘as soon as the property is struck down. Converanc against the garboge masters for neglect of duty; | Alphonso M. Boswell had formed no opinion; | /rmed and enjoyed by legally Incorporated | Suing, the best articles of clothing that can be | scren pe teties of the eaie ene ect comaiied OE he hive dan Seaimist ok hg lambs sold Im our markets are | had bo scruples; knew deceased Us sight, seeing | Co™PAnles; also to sue and besucd, (mpleadand per teheret py TER rps: Leteriger that | him in the court-room; <4 ted, ‘over and enjo heat re ht to Peel at the another drovers’ rest be established, and that the | fly; did not read the aceounts rat ho prejudice | Peal and mixed, and the same ype salads sgcagtalapee ce) Atamountguiichint to poy he intereot thee natn wewspaper Pubilt fa te Diese Ses.“ marae fedbigd mm tp | Ke ar tqumet tas Teton Accopc ana | e076 frat ep oon, td airennsrent; SAE | Kearse auld eg : | ca 2 number of | sworn. ights, privileges and protections iat Aree aiieeanonh inspectors was reduced to four, and the report | "Hance @id not recollect anything | &ranted and guaranteed by and under the HMA Hain in Switches, Curls, Chateleen | Si#hty thousand dollars, duri S7-TRE PURCHA Tas referred to & committee consisting of Dr. | about leg A pena perp psions of the above cited ct of Congress, Tha | Braids in all shades have just been imported by | 3 eee AN ‘act to Toren, ae shoes seemed net Vertl were Be omg iT. m7 ary and Dr. | sworn. th 'y further agree and bond themselves and | Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new | a government for the District of Colum! y a f May. 3571, the beforen ntioned ied a | @ committee to select a | Jacob F. Straub had formed and expressed an | their successors forever to respect and be gov- | branch of his well-known establishment, 408 7th | proved February twenty-one, eighteen ied, which tax shall be collected in sume estate will be sold at hie risk and coat. ns defauition site for a new drovers’ rest. ‘The resignation of | opinion three times. exned by the rules, regulations and requironeote igo and seo the sew stylen, Feventy-one, and inthe tame manner that the gen: Kandred and cighty thousand dollars dur purchaser of thes cost, as defaulting Dr. Dortch,clerk to the board, totake electfrom | "Chas, 4. Jones bed formed a slight opinion, | Prescribed by sald st of Congres re nee — eral taxes of said District aball be collected, anf be | ssid years, agreeatly to the provisions of of GEORGE A. BORER, Execator the Ist proximo, was presented and accepted, | but it could be changed by the evidence. By | BOPY whereof we have hereinto ect our ‘hands | Wo, S8OW CASES 10F sale at Prince’s Bazar, | spplied and used exclusisely for the pa of the | Congress entitled An act to provide SES and a resolution of compliment to the Doctor | the Court—Hehad formed his opinion from r and seals, and affixed the common seal of oes | 1006 Pennsylvania avenue. Suc. 8. And beat further enacted, That the Gover- | twenty tie cighiess ey aero eA preg Ry BR slopted, Sir: Marvary prtaeaiel thane | 125 the ccocunt im the papers. gg at n. Hxwrian has all Kinds thermometers and | p°" shall:in connection with the Secretary aud the | fm the same meuer that the general ¢ TSchs case Seerant plese VON ESDAL, July L a present applica- a said he was incli: “ah J. Spencer, [seal,] Augusta E. barometers. Comptroller, prepare said bonds for issue and i yatrict . ze tion of George MeGowan for the position of | aside the withes Yor entre If the rae pet | [seal] Susan’ A, KGnon, [seah) Gorton. enn Ontheir focs they shall be designated “special im: | exelusisehs for the wesc cl ae ee ees And tse y 32 exon a 8 DOWLING. heer: clerk, stating that he was recommended by Gov. | sisted om Tt and he was therefore Avoried’ay | (reals] Myra S. McClure. [ecal,) Lily 9. 4g? Provement bonds,” and shall be signed by the Gov- | accruing on said bonds; that tis ect shall be eat. | ORAS DOWLING, uct. Sooke, and Gasn goed vepenpene hae prc Pr Saar i GREAT DISCOVERY. ernor. countersigned by the Socretary and Comp- | mitted ts the opie, with the said act of said Dis. | 9 THE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER ston opposed the election of McGowan, as Wm. Lewisformednoopinion; haduoscruples; | ,APpending to the instrument is the jurat of ca Glee gene oon eee eee te i ents macht Tor epee epee | Sulv Cares onesie ck ng rate, until MONDAY, lived in New York, and would only come here if | knew both parties; had read the accounts but | J%* Donald-on, J. P.. as to the signatures of LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD. Buc. 4. Amd be it further enacted, That the bonds | snd repairs, In aid Higher eke ere puens | July 24th, same pour and place an appointment was tendered him: He said he | had no tm on his mind as to the cane. | SPencer, Edson, McClure and Wood, and the | Prov. .A. Coon Dear Bist have hy cau tune | Nbich Ray be prepared for ienue and sale as afore: | milticus of bonds and tevgins & tax for tintperisent ~» GEORGE 4. BOHRER, Execator Lad 2 man i view himself, a District man—and | “Judge Flsher-What ls your business? Have | {uratorD-1.Sinith, J. Pas t sigiatures of | a=t We BALE OF LIFE ix mptacuy arson | bee gpui copelred for salt purposer aball bo de | W'the nteroctauitabal Stunts wists | sae a pee appointed. Mr. | you served as a waiter in any gambling-house ? e and Morris. and have found it all you recommend, Iam glad to r ato go our | Spd stbmitting the act, with the question of issni S7 THE ABOVE SALE 18 Marbury thought he (Mr. Langston) had lost his | ” Judge Humphreys ruled the questiowout, eed ————————— join others in commending an articie that is evi. | SPS Ret, permit any one or more of them to go out | of four millions of impruvement bonds, to pF | until TO MORROW, (Taceda poner Bene, Fesidence in the District. The election to fill | the government challenged. = yee | Bra Gently doing so much good. Yours, tral Of pis posonsslon, excepe for the purposes of thie ect; | the ata general election inthesaid Dist’ | sane hour and pice. Se wm tie vacancy will take place on ‘Thumday mest, | " Jchn Stephenson hed formed no opinion; had | 1 UANiS E NOMBRE: Saturday night, about wee SotOWaRD, | Kees may fe retuned oy the Goupruttant Be | Aeteatas eget wii a be bear CROCE f ROURER: Exscator ‘ntil which time applications will be received. "| no scruples. By defence: Was not acquainted | was returning home from the Menthe Tees —— 8.4. | shailkeep & register or account of all bonds which | this'mct shall be beld ss hercientiae cron aarespects | Se 28 big ——wlecainjara saree Tux Woxen’s Cicn met With the parties; read the account in the papers; | market with his basket, and whild erosive my | Letter from JUDGE WYLIE, of U. S. Supreme | D'Y,h* Prepare) and issued ander this act and make | “First "Upon ‘te approval cf the ct. it ball be IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE, the lolign ngetess ere eens Tear, mhen | made no impression on im, {oF newspapers | open space at the interkection of th x fom z niet Ongena. Rosembizy of the amount of sales, as well erty eS ogee) Pe te OT Sear: Mrs. Sara J. Sponeen Se Ee | Canna Get Che tex 4 hallenged by defence. assachusetts avenue, he was attacked by havegiven your BALM OF LIFE for | SMOUNt of interest that may have accrued or to be | ineuch other papers az the Governor mar direct, | ming te fret ellen treating 1k hone theta Augosta E. Morris, vice presi opinion; bad read the account in’ the papers, | suine Cine gee nee and knocked down; at the trial and am much pleased with its | P&onsasd bonds.) and the publication thereof be continued for three | 12% feet on the south eide of est alivy: liapeeeed by Wood, recordin : Waray. | ghinian; had read, the accountein, the papers, | me time the highwayman caught hold of his ‘healthful wash for both the scalpand | atic onat rect temas ; That twomillione | months prior to said election. a small Brick House. “Terme as above ” ane " x i 4 - | basket and ran. The old Fed moms ° and one-half of said bonds may be prepared for the | “Sucand The tale 4 Wo corresponding ‘secretary, Mis, Ck alae? | ae on Lim. Chal a e old man, on getting his jnence to sooth the nerves and revive | jeje yan ee pode: Band tn te used at eaid election shall be GEORGE A. BOHRER. Bxeentor. Scsctor ard ayes 8 SeSiot: vaste: | “RECUaae BOS naa trmed ao opinion, nor | Ser acese'e tots gehen Tee ceea meneame | Servacer te ie meme gti | Potten AES | coun auc si teen ; yppointed a commit- | bad any scruples; never heard an of the | near by, who ran to h sponse, | on your recommendation, and from the faith ite’ ~~ iB DOLLAR STORE Hav- tee to collect funds: Mrs. Lily D. Wood, Mrs. | case. rf omen r4 Ys ran is assistance. The fellow cocured from meet ehould tech ameal regular ecssion of the ive Assembly, and one | Levying a tax for the period of twenty years for the ing been much enli and rehtted, will re- FA. Wood, Mat archiealy Mae ioe Mee. | ease. , Cha flefence. ; ran into the market-house and out the nestor, SES Som me. d shoe e | Mullion and ® balf during the year one thousand | payment of the inverestas it shall auoaelly sectee | Colte until Fazuary dee flor stock: and Mrs. Myers, Miss Marwedel, Miss MeClare, | scruples, Challenged by defence, 2 n> MO | Gown, Massachusetts. avenue, and was finally Jory respectfully yor Governor within said perlode tothe extent to chick | Sase¢ guy mutton of bonds to be issued by the Die- | of, ROLLAK Goo The best Mrs, Willard, Miss Foster, Miss Babcock, Mrs. | John T. May bed. formed ng opinion; overtaken by officer Smith, near 6th street, andl ARDREW Wiiie. | Governor within said ‘os aforeenld, end t Ci ey to the ‘provisions of an | Ecodeever Augusta E. Morris, and Mrs, Underbill, Mr. and | scruples. “Accepted and sworn.” P70" BO | locked up, His name is Wash. Meredith. He cae such iosue and sale aid bonds shall become and cou | Iumbia to creates det for peettal mates oes | PPARENTS, SAVE MONEY Mrs. Doolittle. Mrs. Sara J. Spencer, Mrs. | Albert Brooks had formed re opinion: Was brought before Judge Snell this morning | pear Professor: _WASH#!NGTON, July Ist, 171. | stitute adebt against saul District. and repairs in sald District bp aetenprrements | PARENTS, SAVE MONEY. = dennie Howard, Mrs. Alice B. Wayne, Mra. R. | scruples; bad read the accounts tm the pawgne | 8nd fined €10 and costs. ‘After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in- | gaht<jo,4%2,b¢ i Serther emacied, That upon the | millions of bonds and levying & tnx tor the’paemenr erect i G. D. Havens, Sra. C. A. Kiddie, Mis Susan A. | Challenged by defence. aie s| (ae —_-—_ stances of Jn my family, Lam giad to any | Shaifbe deposed in the treasury Of tae Dincioe, | Sha eaysetetent fe it Shall annally accrue thereon, | goag gt publishers’ sete, Ooo vo stock Eason, Mrs. Sara P. 1 aeons and Mr-and Mrs. | THE REGULAR PANEL MAavING mEEN xx- | encip frst grand stone paca Cero make | Readache, catarrhy ciugh, and ail eeterial iakusr | SpSthall be drawn out upon warrants of tho Suing of four millions ‘of improvement horde eas SCHOOL REQUISITES, =: * incorpora- HAUSTED, ‘morrow morn- ne ts z corks, a xy said te of cisr Egy Neale: Eoengy yao Mrs. Sara | Judge Humphreys directed that the names or | iNé;,(Weather permitting.) passing from the Gch | Mtoe Lam convinced of ite eflescy, Uy we.” | Hoard for the payinent of thocost of spacial improve- | Wcriet'? Reiko thee tguinat SSUES | aus _ar POR & SELIGRON'S, Georgetown, 3 er. Mrs. Augusta E. Morris, Miss Susan | forty be drawn from the jury box. Sireet lot up the Avenue and other princi —— a ee the | the words following, to wit : c \ Fon Mrs. C. A” Hidde, Mim Lily D. Wood | “Judge Fisher tu hat Te would be tm- | Get, Those who wish to nee the Writd ion pre Bien Ree. FATHER BOYLE. ther purposes: but no paymentechall bo made'under | ‘The act for levying s°8S Ty ene CA Chi buen S Choe oope nD ean SS Bete dearth and gin wal | ianttesehaittetctefme,okcun | oP Eins, how te me arm ciate | Steeiaica bests eng heer Svat | EatreensPoraae WoPyticeereaniay | Rede ame gratis Monae Mone Coronep Scupors—Mr. James Hi, | for the Court to direct them t be seme | (6th street lot) immediately before the etartion op SF oe EIT a ge EE ) | be ten per centum in excess of such payments, ex- | issued by the Distriy of Grin eee tobe | Georgetown or Washington attended be who has just completed the construction of a | for to-morrow morning. of the exhibition. Moxley’s pictorial represen= onored. "I am altogether plossed wins | ceBt in the case of the final execution of any contract isions ofan actentitled An actuntnn ieee - Kew frame school house at the comer of sth and | . Judge Humphreys acceded to this sugges- | ‘tions of the Great Show, displayed on Louisi. | Ha ea aera p maser | orgompletion of any work and settlement therefor. | District to create s debt for Aeeial Wepre e H Seve jee hae ord pew te | nf clare tee ho ag tein: | acter ameter Suing, | "Home 4, 1872 ago. | SN Ark Joh een, int i | aur ed fn a PROFESSION, : ec] ie cost of erection | C¢pted uni ‘morrow , cautio! them not to x shall be carried on according terest 7 i It is capable of seating 12) pupilsvand | converse or read anything in regard to the cace. 2ees KEEP COOL! provisicne ot Gon taeeenl oot ot Congress 7 the | sod cammininy She ith en ar a ble Ty is named the Columbia School Building’ Ou | The court adjourned. THE COURTS. eany, are Gay 2 Rouruary cightesn hundred and | Sesuing of four millions of inpreeet | nee T Bionday a school wil be opened there he | vere dra ee eOLOWING TALESMEN, COURT IN GENERAL TERM—To-day the sgventy-one, and, exciusiy the promotion of | vote cf the people aia feneoa elena: 0.8 Sqecial attention given to the Medical and Surgi- anit - . r 2 September Term of the Court in Gen Bec. 8. And be tt further ‘That if i ey po HLF Bae. BUS fe Glee cacting © Gn prick | “Gsorge MeRernoae bth ward; Geo. Renfro, | SsBtcmber Term of neral Term was : + nay | Third That the tickets for and against this Best of references frm’ Philadelphia, Bal o> Duliding, with French roof and bell, at ith and | 24 Thomas A. McLaughlin, 24; Jolin L Vena | tions of William Bowron aed pavieea ee pate matotee az oe oa Bast at er shall be deposited in the ballot boxes wuch the Gov: | ‘mare, Virginia aod Alabama. $i D trects northeast, capable of accommodating | DiC, 6th; Thomas H. Patvonsy oth; Isaac Shiner, | ttlouion to he bar was referged to the Buamiateg to be raised by this act, contrary to ite provisions, he | bullote which may boast orci nets eng he | aoMice hours from $ to 10.5 to 4, and7_to 9. welS-tm* four large schools. ‘It fs being erected on a lot | Sth; Charles Sioussa, ist, Stafford Evans, Sd; | Gommittec—Mesera. "Norris, Wilson. and: Mussey™ shall, ow’ conviction thereof in the Criminal Gourt | act authorising the Distt’ of Pelee eae N, © StASkWEATHER, bestowed by the government, being the site of | Samuel Champion, éth: D. C. Meen, George. | QR ™ptionof Mr. Merrick Mr. George Taylor,of the of the District of Columbia, be punished by imprison- | debt for special Improvements mud tepaive te oalt ° OHITEOT. Lincoln ‘Chapel, nd will be completedaboatthe | town, Wm Quigley, Sd ward; Jot i. Brooks, | camiged puree Court of the Un won eee Shan three sor eee than tacive mae eaeee fevging a att econ offour millions of bondenad | _ All orders promis essen INTER. sth ps 3 ree thousand five han- ; Alfred Parry, Sth; James Donaldson, ist; | Mr. Norris Mr. Edward A. Blleworth, ore fine of not less than five hi dollars mnUally mero ant Of the interest ax it | Building at redi ‘Office dred colored children are now attending the col- | Arthur Chew, 7th; Thomas Thompson, 7th; Na’ | bar, was admitted to thei iyi sais a) bi ousand : 's nor more | shall sunually accrue thereon and submitting the | Plant's Building, oopssr at tho oid and. ©red schools. ‘This year there will be about | thaniel Bowie, 7th; Leroy Sewell, Georgetown; | Ook presented the bond of Davia Baker eee juss gic, 9. amd be tf feviher enacted, That thie act | Soh,Ritt, {Re question of the iewuing of the Tour = = wicdnananosinaet— | “a eighty schools. Last sear there were Oulysetenc, | Martin M. Rolirer, "4th wards Bugess ree, of the peace; which was approved. ‘The Gonrt calica shall be submitted to the people or Slectors of said | at a geueral election in sald Dinwrict™ ood eeRecens | FX Ly SCHMI z Applications to schools of all grades for admis- | Edward Short, 6th; Joseph Smatlwood, George: | {R¢ Patent chacs, and that of John W. Cochran, for Pistrict at the first general election which may be | to the question of the issuing of four waltient n | Kae STTORWEY AND sion of pupils are now refused for want ofaccom- | town; Wm. H. Becket, ist ward; Benjamin provement in metallic cartridges, was arguod by Held after ite passage togsther with the questions of | improvement bonds, and the efection in reference te N fee Oo ee | wo iat Janse Rome ie Seamegy ke Brent, | improvement intind eager agured by ile, "??° inne mele herclonfter provided, pamuir:" 0" | ihe porns enied oat medeneraie te eee ee =» I8t x, Ist; Francis H’ Stickney, ae First. Upon the approval cf the act it shall be with the oxebnts ne —_—e- Ferdinand Butler, 2d; George T. Shafter, = = published In such papers as th» Governor may di- | spplicablete the holdieg Peers eich may be Is anricrrariom of the brillant fa ang | Hebert ts Ammert, Tihs Join Bamsicr a’ | GEORGETOWN eet iran een | Seeen winter season, our well-known merchant, Mr. | C@™¥ W- White, 6th; Wm. Albert King, Geor; pal rcliaat ° Pigccond. “Phe ballots used ef skid electing seats | aghiUtth Upon closing the polls, the ballots for and 2.¥. Prigg, has just returned from a visit tothe | t¥; Jonas Doering, Georgetown; Chas. Hicks, | Tae Boat Races Tow de ad chow ta ase ae idan BS | seuinet sie law shal be couted by the election si factories in New England. where he hasselected | Sh ward; Ignatius Bond, oth; Charles Wilson, | afternoon, at o'clock, the Pataca, wing of said bonds, or of the contraction of eaid | fhe completing of the corer ies creer ey ae, BBR many pesuufal devigne in Jewelry, and from | t+ C. W. Bennett 24: JM. Talbert, oc. will have areview and series of tose sa wee eee YOM SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT plicae return of the votes cast in each ett di ve samplesas soon | Hicnwar Row: river in front of ? tay rict for this act together with he ag Bans oP these aoa, Me baeairedy | Avent Outrogrnn deeoulby Force Houghton | cot toatatic eprts s good opportaniteet | Pay a, wuentsoat etasibering iieeico¢Osemiuetears | cleat sire teens Bence! | Joan y maNN oe coneyivania avenue, incinding fine gilt and | an elderly gentleman, a stranger in mene cs | Judging Of thelr respective suis eee and "of whose books the sale of | aid District, by the lesulug of four muliionsf beads, | Bowes be made out and elgned Uy the officers of the woAd FORNEY AT Law, ets of rubber and wntowee shot’ ent Sees | the uae aD. J. Haines wap'walking slong 22 aiterde (he Tro ramme, we ‘understand; wnt A MILLION copizs feehigyeing ts fr ibe pa men ft niet shall gosienates pumice of vate “ai forthisioas, | aeatt_™°* “wicthinaan: DO. - . © neighborhood of 1 d will be as follows: " 2 one of which ret sil on ngton. Nariety im exquisite butterties of | attacked by three ruffians, whe paused will take place, in Which the reso t ea ee | or more, proves conclusively that he understands the | HoGcTit ite cucetion oo the leading of ne four mil- | box of cach Ciection dletrict with thectter: peace | MP i, REMINGTON Pepoments tes the bane "sauinseect itself—for | the throat and threw him over backwards on the | st#ft from the’ Potomac club house, at the tog | wants of the American Musical Public, at a general election in ald District.» N° POOPI*s | said slection and the others shall be ina 3 ed ‘Kinska, diamond Ci a at, Pree has also | stone steps by Orme's grocery, and held lin | of Congress strect,and row in order apthesiver |, The bock contains, in its three divisions, an Ele- | "And for the issuing of four millicas of tmprove- | Heisiee nd Be placed ta his bade ie oer ears of tie Residence ihe most beautiful designs yet sbecieude tim | Until they relieved him of his gold watch worth | turning the buoy near the Aqueduct bridge and | Mertfy course, s good variety of Secular Music, | ment bonds ae provided in said act. said election officers. by one or more of store is now being well cocked cineved: His | $155 and'a pair of gold spectacles valued at #15, | Feturn. This will be followed by three sass | St * ssbtep aaa cnea a age fis tents aon toast t and the issuing | | Fifth. On receiving the said envelopes contai for the auleansd te ant Gye goals | and van ateny, leaving blu down, On ecovering | Eiet, the light welghts in" the six-oased rs Price $7.50 per dozen. ene ae GAINGE SPPSIAL INF ROVEMEXTS. the rettirne as aforesaid, the Seerctary shail examine TEACHER OF MUSIC }aricty he presents, together with the execed- | notice the alsence of Lis watehy Tenens it | oared gig Meteor; them the ienenes im the six- Bample Copies sent post-paid for 75 Conta, a eee ee ane eee at ccaampla om: | eaet in ch datrict:and after antag ss thall ceruty | _e®27_935 Pa. ave..bet.Qeh and rate ingly low Tates at which he can sell, renders his | the confectionery store near ‘THE Stax ofies, | fOUr-oared shell ‘Nameless gains: fee pute’ ™ } bia 16 ereate a debt for, special improvements and | Cerrifeate wore the recede ee cimeuy of such | JP)E. CAULFIELD’ OLAsans ‘7 revert Very attractive and interesting | when he stated what had happened, and the | Weights in the four-oared shell Restless; and t | 0: DITSON & 00., Boston. Frgniey ip anid Diattic, by the lagaing of four, mil; | “Sixth: Hit shall appear frcmvaaid rturs ra sort. : proprietor went out at the corner and picked up | ©onClude with a contest between a crew ot St IIIS Rae lions of bonds, and laying » tax for the payment of | fied toby the becretery that seer ee orth: VOCAL SND INSTZUMENTAL MUSIO Bureprna Penwrts Mr. A. Clues, superin- | Me SeBtleman’s cane, which was laving on the | ™#ried men in the Mcteor against six single | to — Dame Ben NON: || Oa pnriting Care ai oe ace es | Haid Legislative Seaemmbiy shail | meow a A Ts tendentof buildings, has issued building ees | pavement, but the watch and spectacles could men im the Adelaide, While all of these races APPY HOMES issuing of the four millions of improvement bonds, to honey Big ted th slaw, it shall be in i, fellows —B. Hi.’ Warner, soven two-story | cers Davall and Howe came up ina few | the last will be very exciting, us the beet are H Pisses the peor at & general election Sn-ald | cial thc namo tte papers he District in which - WOOD AND OOAL. es uth side of Rhode Island avenue, | i “ “A e in enaruae m against the issuing of fo > cee ay be publi {a majority of near New Jersey avenue; W.M.Pumphrey, five | urpected who were the garth eine | the crews are aula ceate ENE duit, and provement bonds, as provided foria seid sot, ©," | Shall be east against Chis act at ahail be Void and of <p ees woop: feuth cure Gnd, Exench-roof brick buildings, | the gentleman in company with Augusta Lalrou: | €Xertion has been made to insure’ sunvee a Third. That. vallos box for each election district | “Rec. 2. Amd be it further enacted, That wit BLO" sive: twevsiery teitie on coat eee | taine, Charles Douglass and Thomas Donohoe, and those who attend: wil wikaspe ea oe fia toe ded cgninet the sudd ine clll fet sok cpstes paliication of this act in the Tewspapere ne afore Woon AND COAL YARD street, between O and Pe Weight Rees, | TBey arrested Donohoe and LaFontaine. and | ¢2bibition of pluck andsctenee as has ever been be de hotice over the signature of the Goversar seketthe Corner 7thstrectand Canal. three-story and basement brick, wagrea tives, | locked them up, but could not find Dougl seen on our beautiful river. The course will HUNTINGTOR! i hall be conducted in all | Secretary of the Pietriet thacie ot Ei a d Bet of id and F sirects, 24 feet front by 84 deep; | pulled Deeeta ot Ue pe oe comes | baerom astaks boat near the boat hows, one weibrteenbr SecorduneR with thet tnd raze: | the peurict th re general lecion after ts pause | gOp,R#Dd Ard > rring cieral carpore of the Dome BM. G. Emery, three-story brick, north side fi | PUled Doug = At his place of concealment, | Mile pp the river and return. “All the clubs tions which may beapplicable to the holding of gea- pproval, and a copy of | Sieg.” ASH COAL, of all street, between ih anavih. te ty aren’ | Sui ey mare all arraigned this morning before | have been Invited to attend in the racing boats eral elections in anid District. : # and recorded in the effiee pd Neer ths ovhovnrt aca hw z ressed their acceptanc . large stock oot, TUNNELING ‘FoR a SuwEn.—Mr. Athert | _Mr-Halus testified to having’ met with thece | the stream will be cramed with wee seat —— conisicing trid tickets shall De opterh. cok ete: | gremtpence reise ber tee Sls That whereas en | the stick a ee Gleason is constructing a sewer under Pénnsyl- | M2 Previous to the robbery; that one of them | #rmen, and as all have been training for the 1 this act in the event of its approval by the pecpln, ig, | _ 897 Reduction made to parties purchasing thetr Vania avenue from the west side of 15th strext, | (ZOMoboe) introduced himself by the name of | Coming races in October the rowing will be very shall'be in force from and ‘afer the proclamation | Winter's supply. All sales guaranteed to give entire between E street and the Avenue, diagonally to rooks, and insisted on his into a restau- | fine. The club house of the Potomac will be ‘thereof by wernor. Satisfaction. the northeast corner of ioth street and'the Ave, | TAUtto lake a drink, which be declined to-do. | handeomely decorated with flags, and a. Bne cmsemteat ¢ ‘Dumber cast Booster offs Hse Bal BZ, Order through maf! promptly attended to, nue. fn order not fo ‘tar the wenden pate: | Susan Brown, a colored woman, tested to soe and of muse will be stationed on the balcony. | FINESY BUILDING LOTS IN THE MARKET! | Theres! fort membre mot the isiative Aswem: WILLIAM STICKNEY | _273-eotf (ken. a com] \vantag: * wi in fo ure, y " S00 feet. Bre J Bs Creamer is supcontnaaiog | aud, were “trying to temseives | from the club house, the Aqueduct lider Se Signed by’ the officers cereal aueeioe iow Bee A |, Augnet 19 hey att of the Council, Q°o4t 45D woop the work, and about half the distance has alread, y turning up their coat collars; thatshe went up | the wharves at Georgetown. As the Potomac PAYMENTS, cincts or districts, which returns shall designate t . D. COOKE, Governor. 21-3m been cut. ‘The bank on each side and overheat sid notified the old man that some rowdies were Club have exerted plat iw gratify their number of votes cast w and for issuing the Onn Aa OT DIR&SCT FROM VESSEL being stayed up with heary timbers wou m. Annic Wilson, another friends and the lovers of aquatics, we trust ONE DOLLAR A MONTH! NG tesa hE RCLAMATION BY THE AT CLUB BATES DaNcaernagR, the sewer ito bo 24 inches fa Tana Sanh Sane tbe, three Taen grad | the day wil be Sine, and, ata iatge number of io authorize a subecription tothe stock of the Pied sports ener ' quite a slow cult bape throw him down ards | spectai them by their presence, mont and Potomac Railroad Company 4 Quanity a: aANTITY one, as the earth has to they ran away and went into Reddy Welch’s | 2nd as the members various conditions,” ‘upon certain shoteled into wheelbarrows and wierlon end | Fanche on D’ street.” She recognized Lavon favorites ‘with @ ladies we oetcns of eaid District and ins ee carats ple VALLEY. po the lower end. ‘The object we teat taine as one of them, but she was not quite rilliant display of beaufy on the it . 7\ venta drainage from the east with that of the westside tive as to the others, they; having their hats | PHYSICIANS To THE Poor—Three _ Sy oe © witness was Teeslied asd teetinnn here tire pout by the Coreen rented Bhi = ae fran ne " Pa ————_S aa jOV" a ‘Tue Feast ov St. MATTuEW, which occurred | Bt recognize either of the men as it was tether has the district, aber sped Bet sores th on Thursday last, was appropriately observed at saltted bet seaax when the robbery was com- Dr. Ay by the fourth inet east of ae city, end et ‘a Sevinatthe,® Chureh yesterday, the celebration | Fayed but joy eh a oe pointed. for 90 MINUTES FROM WASHINGTON. » Yesterday. Solem High Moss eas eay Unt | for the government was finished Messe Mey | Washivatons OF eee aed of At JUROTION oF AND FOTO- sw trent wins]? Pet Of at 11 o'clock a. m., Rev. ‘atber Myer, celebrant; and Frank Closs, counsel for defence, asked a THE NEW BUILDING being John Eiliuosss ~ Rev, Father Waller, deacon, Me Stiong. 2 Riccfoagn ent aut ls evening for witneses. and William Lee, at the corner BUILDING NOW GOING FORWARD. Of ceremonies, The paneer ee Devitt, master | he sum of $1,000 cach. “Mr Hing oe neem | Greene stre pny CHOICE IN LOTS, 925. Sera pecttble, Sentleman and an entire | pearance of Bridge street’ beg? PERFEOT TITLE GIVEN. ‘accused are all well known Recerets or G . about the Division and Murder Bey. . Talbott & Sen have and xh V; ——_»—___ received 3,100 bushels of whest and 1,700 bushels most terms hanes ies eee Da | fae eae wea ah eae arrive here at 5 o'clock this evening, and Vo re- and Margy & Bro. of Boaent of Sb bana, case wai depot Fire Commissioners LOUR SHIPMENT.—" steamer 4 from cach company, and catoriet toe Eecae | Pned to Novo Noy oon kat epee eat * lew pental Hota where quarters have been secured | barrels of flour, shipped by car eiey ame, pale ace Mest faFittets al Lote, and, Mapes, Fam AS Pee ie ee ee be accom © band of music. “This | York line of steamers from Norfolk. No. 617 SEVENTH sTEzsr, The, Loan O@ce 6 morning Messrs. and Smith, two ofthe | FAnMens’ anp Mzcuanics’ BawK stock was ” of t ry Commissioners, went to Baltimore to escort | 80! to-day at 85 cents. OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, themon. This they will march through | _T#® GzonoEtowN Scnverzes Verery are ‘ary Open roms. oem of this city Gand parade ‘all the wm | festival or Whe eau to De held oe cioaing | guise She. 1, nd bedi farther ‘che’ te of this ety.“On eetaes Island on the 5d and 3d of October: proretacnes ATER BELP-W ‘ ihe meant ater fre Tats Sees" take sare 13d of October. The prizes sed arising from the W Wi wa- Ss <a kept at the engine inger beer, wine and whisky. weer See day of * 3 advertisement. CHANTS’ EXCNANOR.—The following eee Phang hae "ph rae Nonrartan Manner.— | were the sales of wheat on ‘Change — opr eae 8; > TEE Pus Lay Oncunsraa, imported | select sites for the Western and Sonim’ (2 | 20 bushels at $1.50, 1.535 at 1.00, 4000 at Beers reaps NO INJURY TO Hayps: Lincoln Hall cin opapbeat here in "concert at | ket houses, subject to the approval of ‘the Gers sims: fc sheng and 38 Dusheis at $1-oy. are uned: Bold by all Grasers — from the quantity of seats ‘here was a good for wheat, and our Speaker. house will greet them. quotations show a decline of about three cents ernie. 7 ey RAO Ee rind eee D. s a oF Sm of Columbia,