Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1872, Page 4

- * TENING® & | = diiaathones A ‘pawertinomenta. SUMMER RESORT: EVENING? STAR. | fattts Scheel Excottentions. on. | rhe trenmmeroem Institmte. ae GEORGETOWN. FINANCIAL AXD COMMERCIAL. | Georgetowa — “ v The New York money market continued TSSOLUTION OF PARTERSH!P.—The ander of Washington closed yesterday, having been in | popular and excellent school was held yesterday HooL Examtation.—Male Intermediate, dail. 3 The ander SATURDAY...... Same £3, 2879. -| Une cad wortset commmd end: Ceocenauinn: | Cano tae Tice etd tes ee located tn the Montgomery street Duilding, Mrs. |The tore favorable tenor ot the advices {TOE Deed pene ‘have this dap tise ved toate iisaswobasatil ‘and words 0 nd x Oe Purecr teat " | at the examinations, the members of the board | boys of this school have a high repatation for ine | eg terday | Geneva had little effect on the markets for se- consent. Mr. + “4 afternoon by Mr. G,. H. Beall. The examina- rities, there having been so many false re- . erieed to collect all debte due of school trustees, a number of ex-trastees ani | eldcution, and the attractive character of their tion although very thorough, fally demonstrated | “oTities, there > 8 ry the late firm. and will pay its fn lebteduees LOCAL NEWS. iter friends of educational progress have cx- | entertaininents Drought out the ladies in full | the {uct tint she sree hao ee ee Gamaiicwue hae Rictfaiy RULE NUovE, nse caus wbicl meri motcsition ree pk ge the seegeeeee atone fol Bp as Ser snasiitz and that their teacher | wait for oficial announcements defore accept | > The businces Rages LY - bi cause merits recognition. fo 5 S enon | to busine : wu : the examinations generally has been vory satis- | school—instrumental and vocal—was excellen:, | Gating the peat ey ANA falthfally | ing gs true any reports ou the sabject. FLLGALOVE. Fende's each Buisance on the silver front came too |: factory. The pupils, in the main, have mace | and altogether the occasion was a most enjoya_ STIS Dy June W, 172. je2s, shtnie*o, while the gteat majority | ble ove. "The floral tributes were beantifal and | @Rut¥M=XTS OF Frovr.—The steamer John Government Securities. Fy TEENUCE D PRIOES . comn.endable progress 7 ind’! Gibson eleared for Son i 7 eeren , - . | Ppsi Goobs at BEDUCE : 4 : of the | of the teachers have clearly dempnetracel thy | abundant. W. B.S. Cirmerdaiver a ean | 300 ban Maun diigped ty ee Jay Cocke & Co. furnish the following t-day: D fe of Dr. E. Charch, style T - 0 barrels of flour, shi; by Georgeto - 4 x lie, need + It kinds Metrepoti-an 3. .¢ Nok | fact that they are well Stted for the important | tate ny and ParkerW, Fage be valodiotey- 2 | Jere seas ae aay 198 | Sm nearest en ss ae i wedaced with congestion of the positions they occupy. P speal —e ALE OP Kzat Est. —Mr. 5-20's, 1982...) MW | $206, Jonesy. 876 r i ‘The republicans of the lth and 1 tricts | . Trirp Diermcn. Male intermediate No.1, = medal and two silver medals—were Mr. et aeen A =y yuneceee eee < } sJnaay, rn to make ', Our stock of Dress held meet t has sold his three-story briek honse, 5-2). 64-13 4 i Ms | $-20's.Jnasy,Ci8% 1 (Wallach building,) Mise Kate Morphy teacher, ‘pars. 1 Bonde for men i 3 es. L. ‘Tnilock, Dr. Clymer, Commander | No, 1s) Congress street. r mene FT} aS WAN | Selling thers ¢ > Call_ant the grand Gran | RMS examined yesterday in the presence of & | Enstaan, Dr. Walls and atc. Fowle fm af Lene Taeuh,cn Wier en ae ve 1st YORE Einar Bonny. anc | GLa seek and Duy bargains. “BRNJAatTy | Fetzer. @ tonic. aod » 4 bg ype tl Ss — There = a — ee ses tee divorseene ry fo is 5 a | "s. 1881. Ds. = aiy: nag i rn i en t. Georerto Joist ge fetce will | on the roll, allof whom were present, and itis . 3s + id ue RAIN AND Frlovur — . ~ t 08. DOWLING. Auctioneer, Goorgetowa. tall ma ‘abeled—“Sutt { noteworthy fact that the entire number will be | W. B.S. Clymer, C. F. Bergmann, M. G. £mo- Manne — Theos ce B seit Walker when | transte E have been no recei ed to the grammar school at the com- | ry, J Zevely and W. Aimy were named bj evel oa eee rel wil the week. The only arrival was a smail lot per tact surgeon in the army.” mencement of the next scbolastic year. The | the committee as entitled to honorable mention. vitae x 2 SALE oF Y: VALY. TRREMPTORY Sale OF VERY VAL . TAPLE : i — ED PRUPERTY ADJOINING TRE * : a river from Alexandria. The flour market has | a= DENC COOKE, ty te ty corner of K and | buplis almost Invariably gave proiayt and ace | The committee might have enlarged the list, | been very dull all the week, and but little oie: Markets To-day, FEST Oe eo: HENRY D. COOKE ALUMS The vince « * ig to Joseph Weaver | frzate answers in the different studies tn which | for there were other speeches of rare mirit, We | No change in prices bince last weak, Baitinore, June 22 —Virgin On TURSDAY, June B5in, at 6 o'clock v. | fy tay atin daylight Pe es the ngton Brewery, they were examined. Trustee Wm.B. Moore | thought “Sam Weller’s Valentine,” by C. W. | “Tyavis who was recently shot by Hardy for | $5; West Virginie's, li; Ni me; Lyjll sell on the premises. part oh iots 242 | of she Cheaaprake and Ohio Railroa 2D ears by Mex was the principal examiner, and was assisted by | Flanagan; “Victor Hugo’s Detence of his Son,” | the alleged seduction of the latter's daughter, | 4. . and 249, froutin leet on the casMeide of | ine an? new and el*eant stage conc Bassi Trustee Stuart, of the rst district, who put the | by W-K. ‘Sherman; “invective against Louis | is improving, amd ar bie bene niles | joEALT MORE, Jume 22—Ootton quiet, dat firm; | Washington street. Betaceca Sy ek tnd Stodderd | Tapidiy over a smooth mmd : boys through a rigid test in geography; Mr. Z. | Napoleon,” by P. ‘Thompson; “Curran’s De- outsi streets, by a depth o} ita, and adjoining v toward detray- | Richards, ex-saperintendent of public schools, | fence of Kowan,” by H. E. Davis, particularly st favors buyers: Howard street « festival to be | who examined the second class in English | well done, as also the speech =. Garnett. : a wound is not dangerous. 7 75aS9.25; do. residence of Gov. Henry D. Cocke. The improve Tae WARINGTON AND GEORGETOWN RaIt~ Miles, set down x mente covsist of a larg? and snbscantist an i, do. extra. Ni'so; City Mili he +25. Flo’ jemand of the city. As has been stated: hie poo 35. Plone im improved demand, mar two-story | Descriptive pamph 1 uperfine. be t brick dwelling house, coptaining 13 rooms le * aitin of July, and | grammar; Mr. Hilton, principal of the male | In fact the speeches, with prnars two Tot very | RoaD comPany are preparing to extend their 0; dp. family, 8114818; Western superfine, | Terme: Une third; ‘balance 6+ 13, and 18 months an stecfor gafa by €: ' GiAmmar school of the district, in history; Mr. | marke byreadarn se denim good, which can- | road up to High street. $3 ioaGit, “Wheat dal. Perec ivatta, PUY | With terest, sccared by a dees of trum on te Persons making ase of the grounds, ke, of " est, the tirst class in English grammar; and | not often be said of exhibitions where he pro- Wentern $2 S062 Witte poe Sib iy ms ; | perty. Conveyancing and stam the cost of Springs, and net stepping @t my how! ® beaduarters, when | Trustee McLelian, of the sccoud district, in | gramme is as long ay it wason this occasion. stcck scagee, 8; “yellow. snotkern quiet, Si: Gived | ChMt- ‘Title perfect, Bale porisive, |” charged half my regular rates awd <i © attend the grand | practical arithmetic. Honora were awarded as | The valedictory, by P. W. Page, was _well writ- ALEXANDRIA. Western dull and comiual, 586. Oats dull. westers MAS 5 t,and ase | tellows:—Gold medal to Thomas Hick and | ten and beautifully spoken. Bishop Pinckuey, es 4 . y member, 4a45. Bye the entire Ger- | diplomas to Benjamin Moores wc uard Burch, | Who for several years has manifested his desp now open f 18105 Peo | WM. a. WEEATLEYS 3 dee Decision 1x a RAILRoaD .Casz.—In the | visions quiet, Belk meats STEAM DYET. = James Jarboe, Henr: Arnold Bradford, | interest in the school by bestowing valuable | cireuit court, Judge Keith, pres! c. M. shoulgers ib sides, 6: b AND SCOURING ESTAS LISHMENT. George Pradford, Jal tell, Oscar Shomo, | gold medals to be contested for, wason the | Braxton ys. A.& F. R.R. Co.; jury appeared demand: ty Orrice—49 Jerre on STREET, Daniel McCarthy, John Ingram, Geo. Garnet | platform, and at the close of the exercises we Pursuant to adjournment, and ihe argament of edb, sides. 776 Rotahishes Ten ESD O war: and tenow and Joseph Ockert. | The singing of the «+ Mar- | the recipient of abacket of rare and costly | the case was opened by M.D. Ball torte plain- xy ews a 7 — = seilles Hiymn” aud “Ingleside” by the boys is | flowers, presented by Y. P. Garnett, ina feeling | tif, followed by FL. Smith and Gene tenes cke Cull. gne of the oldest. largest and most com t worthy of especial In closing the | speech, which was responded to by the Bishop. | for the defendant, 5 by and closed by Lieut. Gov rox tater = examination the trustees took occa: C. D. Fowler, who won the gold medal last yeer, | Marye for the plaintiff. ‘The jury retired, aud 5} and Harry Brown the year before, aithough | afteran absence of haif an piiment Miss Morphy in th ioetd Ber eftici their namies wero on the programme, did not | rendered a verdict in favor of plaintitt tor | NEY) ad ee the remarkable proficie outest for the prizes this ye af, as it is nut cus- | $3,016.00, the whole amount of the claim without | Cuszed.- June 33. 2.30 p. oe teeals cloned um Focrtn Disrrict.—Female intermediate | towary in the school to do so. interest brane oe) Be ‘i ; The other cases involving the same | ctaeseh ae ad steady at No.1, Mrs. §.E. Wise teacher, was examined | gtv"trdof Uyemiuma.—Classleal Department— | facts. were continued to tie November Angel price as: snd winter goods d piace it OOK ENON SPRINGS, the Districe v F FREDERICK COUNT acy of the T. Dooley our ret and A. 8. PRATT Maxa wwinen it will Bt Omics Bex 733 a2 | Cpem from Jaue 3 to October I. 1672. erm, bi hroughout Eng ; scot ; otaouthen Senior class, Pinckney medals awarded to W. h the object of eitecting a compromise upo: rable to the growing ary " 4 Delightful Summer Resort for Fam lice secupied by ihe Pomels Gree ea | 5. Olpues and E,W. Pagertelbdls chan pad | ee ee : ee i ea FAMILY SUPPLIES. ies pregnant se: modal to Frank Hartley, J- W.Garnett ranking | | Prormnry SAues.—Greon & Wisg, real TERMS PKK MONTH, 810 Atlee, acsiste second and Harry Brown tlirdin the class; saine | estate agents, have sold for Col. John S Mocks, ri ¢t! mar school of the fourth distiiet J. Fete | class, partial course, E, Burchell first, S.C. | the Gteetack owe lying3 miles from Warrene PtFE CATAWBA WINE ITLES mead, andothers. ‘The attendance was quite | Wilsin second, Thoraas @. Shafer third; junior | ton, near the Alexandre turnpike, contarnics : foes mach interest is felt in the success of | 198%, gold metal to Walter A. Galt; prize to | 520 acres of land, to Capt. Limetrone wt wee “os - | Waiker Benet. Higher English Department— jand, for $7,500, cash. Eighty acres of jand, i arithmetic, comsosition geagemar, | Seulor class, gold medal to #. E- Hobe, WW. | uear'Leonand’s in Patjoe Geert, an And ght to feo ana Partially cloudy weather tieal arithmetic, and geography, and were lean: geld aedal to OF eee be yentarday bee Ana inan OF thls clty. | valling. Areas of Tain Reve oor het aes on og ae dle class, gold medal to C.F. Bergmann, C. | were sold yesterday by F. A. Kerby, auction 4 3 , ~OR? r : » | is tbe sramber belonging ts this schol eet onts | Adame ranking second, W. Aliny. sed Frank | tovoRe a Underwood, for $400 cach. oer | Routh’ Atlantic and Gulf states, but now fol- | CALIFORNIA CLARET, co enmain Ke Stone. | one absent; 18 were transferrad and 25 more are | Barker next; junior class, gold medal to W. M. | Stppew DEATH Aman nemei john Deor, | ard light te tren ceally clondy weather, CALIFORNIA HOCK, e ' ered his resignation. Colonel | ready to be transferred. Tho awards wero as | Tipton. Prizes in German, gold medals to T. | but known generally as “Johnny,” who has | over the ee ctha ee ceantetly fo northerly winds Springs, § 2—ea: 1 dawtt iets stout Major Witt | Tollowe: Medal, Fannie A. Knotts in tie som | Somerville gre Seymour W., Tullocy; silver | been banging aroond Fishtown for some time | Clondy weather continecs Ofer tee ee ee FRENCH CLARET. | (EAP SUMMER RESORT responded. The squadron wil 7 Rahs mei fo W. M. ‘Tipton and C. H. Ridenour. | past, doing such old jobs as he could fini mes 3 4 . 2 oe ee ee I turnout on the dth of July next, | Warrior wemedal Clara Slegel was equal with | Bests dts) metas tei Denice Hartioy, | Mtoting” fish, skinning cattiey and the likes ag | 284 oy en ate, with Tight to £ ROD’? 4 WH. YOUNGEE'S AND BASS ALB, WOKS HOTEL, Leonardtown, tt, Mary Habiand Place give asaber tournament. | Knott became the winner. Julia’ Camp was | F; Nowell, F. Barker, B. Grifith, J.C. Pedrick, | at work yesterday, tat wae fend eae Meathar at avesterly winds. Partially cloady " Md «bas of late vars become te ——. equal, excepting the absence of one day from | \,ipton, J. Bryan, M. G. Emery, H1. Grifth: | bed at the house of Thomas Poon ene tag | Weather at San Francisco, POE ROW eee, The Health Board, ‘ool, being detained at home in consejuence | Prizes for good conduct, diligence and excel- morning. west of the Ohio ON DEAUGHT AND IN BOTTLES rac: r iving at W ‘are to Wi Ferry, arr abe 4 favorite resort of Washingtonians dari Propanitities.—Diminishing pressure, east- the hot season It is dvlightfully sit ast TRE SMALL-rox AMPULANCE AGATS—swAtt- sickness: Diplomas, Clara Siegol, Julia | lenge in special branches to Chira Piper. J. | | ‘'ng MARKET PANS near Arlington, ailver- | SY, 0, Southerly eee any cueny | NASIEY’s PHILADBLERTA ALE 6 STOUT, Forcene ned a mee tava oh MANE RE HEAPS aD or ceL Re? | Camp, doanvs ‘Tabler, Janie Duila, Emma | C- Pedtick, Thomas G. Shafer and S.C, Wil: | tised to be sold yonenleenwae withdrawn at | fend eastward over the Weper Take nee? ox; | PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER, (in Botttee,) | PMA. At ‘Terms par Poach MANURE HAATS AND OvPICALETI- | Palmer. Nellie Pumphrey, Emma Taito, Lis | #00 Map drawing. . Barker. Janior Depart: | SS per acre Goce eyes to the lower Ohio valley” Clear and Soriane : "| Pople Shee per dare, Wor Sizrodt, Bra, Hazard, Alico Carroll, Mary ten eid Skt tae pak ee eee 2 cloudy weather continue over the New England | witha fine stock of IMPORTED ana Domus. | is” Reterences sieve’ Ait O'Leary, Katie Humphrey, Lella Hortju ites | this class promoted {0 the higher English de- CITY ITEMS. erly TO ett storiee wight to fresh northeast | aiq GROCERIES, selected eepecially for family | WW. Bingiaca. 9. 5 Sayers, Hannah Fisher, Katie Anderson’ Mary | Partment. ‘Second class, B. Riddle, H. Lewis ——_——_ tially cloudy weather’ {0c tee wosar und, Pat> | une, and selling at 8 very low Sgare. SEA BATHING 2 | Corcoran, Ida Fahey, Maitie Brock, Laura | “nd 4. F. eae a ee] Diearas Peanretrom Goean’s vases, with light to free easterly 9 northerly winds 8 re 2. a és 4 * | class promoted to class first. rd class, F. vers go down in divers places; “a el : COPB’S ISLAND, ¥ og 4 amba- | ee eee Prat roll Sera a Ford prize, and the whole ‘class promoted to | But tat our mouths of streams and bays, peor tne Fens eager Ped ogy oad eGat N. S. METZGER, gunpendation of via a= @ piay house orp! j Sas “4 classabove. Punct medals, John Coch- io lo Asian swimmers raise wet < a Surf Bathing; Fishing shelter by the ctildren. The health ofteerre. | £2 dali eget tor etary coaieen eae | 122) B. © Becguanh, Crmter Jesse, kG: | Like Ouacta beret me Gonaicis Fauing tenfperature for east and middio Atlan- . ~~ Ported seven new casce of emall-pox (fire 2 | to Fannie ‘Shreve, for improvement ‘dating the | Schafer and H. 0. Wilson. Made by the Sozodont divine. ws | tle coasts (Successor to METZGER & BYLES,) Sis ar etering the sense Tibieh are in one house) and one death since the | Wear" at tae eve ieee eer emant daring t Graduating Class of 1si2—Classical Depart- ——_-—_— va Baltimore by, ofa last meeting. Of “73 nuisances reported, 19 | YE2> 4 somes ously adopted | Bent—W. B. 8. Clymer, Harvard University; RELIEF vOR THE FReT—Fer, 21.—Corns, vi TREET, by steamer N. P. Banke t were abated and 118 referred to the board of | Sis meeting of tha cin tae ee nied | Wed, Will F. MacArthur, do; P.W. | Bunions, Club,and Ingrowing Nails, ote, sac: | _ BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e. i ann eee NF COE BROTH E ef public works. A report from inspector | $4 ® meeting o Messrs. Henry McIntire and J, | Page, d avis, Princeton College, if. | cessfully treated by Dr. White, 535 15th streot, ‘W BOOKS . Ce Reid belns tancrence, 2 bodies in the Fotter’s | Fe “Thompsons and t6 ex-Tiastees gf Ge risk: | Browa, do; OG. D. Fowler, S.-C. Westcott, | opposite U. So Trea Bees rete NX <_——_Bsiwoon Dont 5. | \7UE DE DEAU HOTEL, field being improperly buried, (in some cases a Higher English Depsrtment—F. E. Hobb, Troy | Charles street, Baltimore). ‘Thousands relioved , ; * hs | mead, Peter M. Pearson, and J. B. Ellis,for the | 2!'¢! , Y. AT PHILP & SOLOMONS’, DOLLY VARDEN being very mear the surface,) was read, | MC’ : ; Polytechnic Institute; Clinton Adams, do.; W. | and cured without pain SEWELL'S POIN and “the health officer ‘was iostracten ts Coe Cone On Tae eer eee asin | German, Cornell University; T. M. Potts ———_¢—___ — GROCERIES, SEWELL'S POINT, HAMPTON ROADS, VA., make a personal inspection of the ground im. | ‘¥¢ continuance of the oral examinations. entered Naval Academy; D. R. Case, do. THRRMoMaTERS are repaired (OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.) mediately, in order that the matter could be | Work of the District Legislature — snd made to order by Hempler, near 4 street! | Three Bocks of Sone. By H.W. Longf ar * esented to the Governor without delay. | pie op acTs AND RESOLUTIONS PASSED, AND MEnTING oF THE Fize MMISSIONERS— Tie | A Seven Houthe’ Bun Upand Bown, and Aro DOLLY VARDEN PRICES! 4 spacions Hotel will be fully open f Dr. Verdi reported that £01 persons had bees ALPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR. OT | ct Pesoneds The voardet hee come neat | CURE, HOR SMALL-POX AND scamuer | cfishotit, Ry games Hrook e817 va vaccinated at the office of the health o: ust before the adjournment of the legisia- | 1%” #esiponed.—The boardof fire commission- | CPP erg ep ALE Od prepares a Medicine | Hoppin. : nei A SOSA NE OF since Tuesday. The superintendent of pounis, | ture, the Governor sent in ® m1 @announc- | ¢TS, met at the office of the fire alarm telegraph | which has been in hundreds of cases withont | Mireio; neal Poem. By BRAY @ BRO pi asa FIRST-CLASS HOT! sc., was instructed to keep his accounts strictly | {Urs cova of th ‘blowine ofan teen last evening for the purpose of witnessing a trial | failing. Simple, but safe and sure, when sll oiies ‘Trans!sted by Harriet W. Preston......... . Dining the comforts of home with the heal ip accordance with the ordinance, and immedi | ju jus *pProval of the following acts and reso. | of competing fire alarm boxes and awarding the Medicines failed. Price, #0 ce Depot at No. | Joseph Mazziui; Hite Lite, Writings and Political | we have this day reecived by steamer from New | !®X8riee of the seaside, ately on receipt of money for sales, or from | Commissinnd ear deods; making an aectncla contract for the extension of Se Bre alarm tele- Feith strect southeast, idea) Peincipler, with an introduction by Lloyd Garr ork the finest lot of TEAS ever vilered in Wash- | ,,nusied groves, sremeegincent water view, an 4 other sources to turn the same over to the treas- geen 4 z ay eorgetown. Gamewe! Co., of New | - 2S z . ton for the same price: * bathing, good drives, very wrer. ‘The subject of manure heaps om the Hon for the purchase of scales, weights, meas. | ork, exhibited their boxes with apparatuscom, | POTATOES) POTATOES 7 Blabaine Cinta The ogo Cied Stance eta | Beat Roglish Sting, Diitashe anne: SHeereee, feciiah wharves was taken up, and Mr. Langston read | Greratn tg eee tres; tor the relier | Dected therewith, and M. Y. Holly, of this city, | 4, 000 bushels JACKSON WHITES, from Port- | The History of Annaprlis, tho Capital of Bary, | wyepo Wes D among the attractions of this d-lightful resort.” the ordinance of the board deciaring them a | Of “etler of weights and uitng the tiene for th, | OBe box considerably modified since the former land. Mal hooner N.& H. Gould, at Rito land... ee 150 oh ‘The Ball Room is large and attractive. ‘The house pausance, And urged that the law be enforced. | Teport of the commisionencto woven teas | exhibition. Mr. Miles, represer-ting Mr. Hoils, Dah one y of Siodera Hiistery, i ts lighted with wae Resers, Fettibone and Phillige, who were pree- | Svuvicing for the arrest sed puxisvernst oi or hE ton Practical titustration of the working | "ji9 EWITT & STRANG, Center Market. s ent, made statements, claiming that they hai | Proving for the burglars, gamblers, pickpock. | 0, /8 Dox, after which Mr. J. W. Stover, for ice in the house. permission to place the manure there. The ke jonts of Washington and vicinity take r Gamewell & Co., explained at length the opera- OSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT- | | phen Fe) ee fre tieamer Lady of the Lake, or the Bay Lin matter was then referred to Dr. Verdi and Mr- belies ob te coenn ee ae ee he sereeea ae, ee Of his Fenris Ae w CHAMBERLATS an old Friend of the the tblis a as, gig From WES TA conte per mW. | orm ing meres Arriving at the hotel early the nex Marbury, to be investigated and reported upon “ 4 = he reviewe r. Holly's review of Mr. Cluss’ | pysiic, successor to B- H. CLEMENTS, 713 18th | A Eatchel Guide to Kurope: he, “ af the next meeting. ‘The resolution otters] by | Of Columbia; to incorporate the Linthicum sana a Choice BERS KPaGT BAGO + a | Terms: @3 ver day, €35 for two works, $0) por just rece holce lot of BUTTER, the best im . = report to the board of public works on the sub- | treet horthweat—I am now Prepared to execute 3 ‘ox at a previous meeting, censuring ths institute, of Georgetown; to cause proper ilis- he anaes 4s cpotee jes-im Proprietor Atlantic ject of fire alarm boxes, and disputed almost | the Snest work With i health officer for allowing his report to be pub- | Sauces to be maintained between carriages, 8 twee aeep | €Xery statement made in the review against the | Use only the best mate: Hshec, was taken up, and it was shows that mee | Carts and wagons while in motion; for the relic? 'y Charles Lever. he late Lord Brougham. Pi 10 DSN , rsd tere cure and dispatch. | Lord Kilgobbin. jotel, Norfolk eo and warrant wag We Albert rime Bye G s rms moderate. e13 Im _" | Boston Ilustrat ot Joseph P: ch; in relation to the extension | @*™@ewetl boxes. The assertion in two of the J ted that he had changed box 32, as directed | ee#tsblished an in this city, are prepared to jel3 911 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU: TAKE NOTICE! | 5 We sell cheaper than all others. Go everywhere. 7 | e : | LARGE VARIETY OF WHITE -VEoes | Philadelphia inte % ¥ LADIES’ GOODs. oficer had not committed any breach of 4 morning papers that Mr. Stover indulged in per- LABGE VARIETY OF WHITE VESTS, foal read its, and then come straight to oficial etiquette. That portion of the resolution | Suances se caters era oto aeorRetown; to | sonal abuse of Mr. Hoily is wholly imcorsect, | AL abubleand single brasntct sizlesand of excel” | ook. tao mall oneees fries BRAY & BEDS and bay your Gi ERIES. DRED a. gensuring ihe health oficer wasthen stricken | Srade'a new smeet ‘tengh 3 veces ee ils remarks were courteous { trroughout, and | lent workmanship, at A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pent nag = = es 5: pmorth side. | FR ECEIVED— egy eC ee eres f of the trustees of the 12th-street Metho- | ‘M4 Nest of feeling prevaile earn zi HILP & SOLOMONS, SELMA RUPPERTS, 612 9h street. opp eee e » 12th-sti c | ppAtter the exhibition the board adjourned to | [mPORTANT TO ABOHITEOTS, BUILDERS, Patent Office. No branch sto * el Prorzety DaMacuD By Iurnovewenrs— | fist church; making appropriation for the | tne office in the Morrison building and belds | PPORtanz x "OONTEACTOES, Oo. Booksellers ana Station a oad Am Act ‘o Compensate the Owners of Such Prop. | Smounts utred by | the commissioners | reguiar meeting. Superintendest Miles re, | The OAPE ANH GRANITE COMPANY, having iriy.—One of the most important bilis passedar | 0f the sinking fund. to pay’ the interest re N=” MAPLE SYRUP! MUULEISERY Goons) Dav Goons the session of the legislature just closed, and | 07 and gradually redeem the public debt; I HOSIERY, GLOVES and ) ii furnish, at the notice, all Kinds of OUT 5 New articles in « Mine j ° y the committee. Several communications . 4 BLIS od ro pric Sine: bs the Governor, is that introduced by | Making an appropriation for the contingent ex- | were received, one of which was signed tom GBANITE WORK which may See ae LNT Soke Se steee Amb JOR SALE ithe LATEST STYLES CF MILLINER x. Bond providing for payment of damages | Pénses of the almshouse, Georgetown, 1). C.; | Cral parties anu endorsed by Mr. Warten G joate, | rates, We have constantly on hand e large assort, SHILLING TON’S BOOKSTORE, es, THRPP, sustained by reason of publi> iaprovementsor | BAkIDg appropriation ot’ $1,500 to defray the | requesting the use of truck-house on Massachu: | iaestof rome , Belgian Pavement Blocks, Comnne 43 Br. axD Pa. Av, jel8-1m 1459 Leth, corner P strest. Fepairs. It enacts that on the application, in | ¢*Penses of dividing the District of Columbia | setts avenue for holding religious services on | Window Sills, Caps, Door 8: Steps, Water Table, =< «NEW MAPLE SUGAR! 188 EB, A. MCOORMICK. — PriUmg, of the owners of any real estate inthe | into election districts, and for furnishing books | Sunday afternoons; aud, on motion cc Me | Base marsee, Oop) aiding >. 71 F eee | Rosen a ion Teeter Aste tet ea M 506 ONS ‘e District of Columbia, of of any Ferson having | of Plats to ie couteusing alias in tase PcDevitt, the secretary was directed to inform | PO.» Akente, Wants Building, No. 727 teh sree | to the Losi Heir of Linithges Be wee. Sree Tas inst opence au ott er than a rental interest therein, to tl: of Washington; supendatecy of an net corned the parties that their request eould not be oe Bt | worth; $1 teal OB BLACK DOESKIN PANTS i thout. Wat A. STRAUS’, 1011 Pena: 120. An American Giet arog, iy public waks, setting eth ise ranted. On motion of Mr. McDevitt, the sub- Veer ray ir} a sines of Electricity. ‘Transtated frou the Froneh: ges a “An act making an pOpiation to pay dam- st of th 5, age ve been sustained by him or ~ - ect of the extension of the tire-alarm telegraph quence Of cny improvements or | 28€8 cecasioned by the opening and imp to Georgetown was postponed until the evening | @ivavia avenue. by said board, aud particularly | Of an extension of Aqueduct street. ani a GOODS, comprisin, ‘By Marion Harland ip Pattern Buknete, | ated; $1.80. Righted at Lust. A Novel SELECTED GOSHEN BUTTER! i © 15th of July by a vote of :—_ A yes—Mesers, ABASOLS of every shade, size, and color, = . s i __ a) e nature of said’ damages, the sald | Wdeping of Bridge street, in Georgetown;? er, Booker, McDevitt, Wallace and Baker, | Panto bough cheap HELLER’ Grown fromthe Sram Bete Gel * New STRAW GOODS, FLOWERS ard BIB- fer the teor sai ; Making an Sppropriation tor the extension of | Nave—Mesers. Bailey and Smith. ‘This ¢ te wi oe Many Thread: ts. Mand Sf: : bs SS BONS, at prices to enit, at rt tatements dap | . - . ? e ote waS m7 715 Market Space. y ‘5 con lohun. By Annie - it deemed by them saiiicient for | he new market building on North Carolina | subsequently reconsidered, but the motion was | —M-!t___739 MarkerSpace. © | Many 2% cents, North American Review. ‘April: ni-tf__6. BELLER'S, 715 Market Space. he said board, or a major- | Venue, between sth and ith streets eas Ayes—Messrs. Barker, McDevitt, | (\ORNS, &e. FEE, §1. 1.00, Northern Wands. By Uliver Optic; $1 30. LARGE ASSORTMENT of CORSETS ball rersonaliv iysnect the | Scribing the duties and salaries of the yor | Smith, Wallace and Baker. Nays—Mesers. | ‘he Baudir. By August Blanche; @1. A Usdy's A reduced prices. property “te” be specially dam. | 22d assistant surveyor, and for other purposes; Hey aud Booker. Qu mution of Str. Bailey, | DB. WHITE, {*hiropodist, successfally treats | Ly° Amore the Mormens; $1.. South Sea Bubbles; a = Si Best Paris KID GLOVES, $1 d im 7 in th may deem | ip DP. Navy BO y ‘4 * ‘tet, | contine himself to the duties of his office be- * Blank Books, Pasa #, Memorandum ——_______— — = mecessary and proper. “dnd further test wr | oflicexs, members, and employes of the legisia- | twoen the hours of 10 a. m.and 1 p.m. daily. Geet tees te eae beets Workman's ‘time Books, Rocketbooks, tech eed (FALL STOCK,) JUST RECRIVED—A fine assortment «i Dore after an inspection and examination, the said | {ve assembly; f fund unsettled liabilities of | adjourned. North'Charleg stréot, Baltimore. After the corns | Gold Pens, Faber's 1 encils, Inks, Mucilage, man’s board shall be of the opinion that special dam- | the city of Washington, snd providing for the 5 Are extracted woas shoes close Atting about the | Fire i nen Tis theaseccine, mi me BERLIN ZEPHYR EMBROIDERED SLIPPER ages bh. been sustained by am rson, they | #8uing of bonds, and levying and collecting Tar HEALTH Orrice2.— Editor of Star: Have instep and broad and casy at the toes, Ifthe undue Ba Aap pic rg cheap PATTEENS, ail estimate the same, taking into considers. | t@xes to pay tho ‘same; facing an appro: | we not suffered enough with the experiment or thickening of the cuticle upon the parts affected | P' * SHILLINGTON'S Bookstore, 2c. &0., which Iam propared to soll at the lowes ,- ee ee prepenty as a riation for the Associated Survivors of the | an incompetent healt! pom Give us Gateh- | oberon ere, Ma remaved Covasioanty pIS-tf _ Corner 434 street and Penna. avenue. JUST RECEIVED prices. ‘Call acd be co toca cn Seer ae at ear rare; and Alo among the | Gots of the ate Were Court Ce Ean eee teae | Gas come, £900 man who understands what | beforeithecomes painful: thus, the presvure of the | —SPEre Tox. ent-tr Between G und i of thelr ofice, and in the office of the | Gebte Of the late levy court of the countwof | the peopleneed. Yours, __—G. B. A. | shoes. and corne upen th gradnsily assume their — retary of the District, written statements of | Washingto i providing for the payment ot THE COURTS. norms! condition and the parts become smooth and | OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORB 7 ciien and estimate of damages. And shall | the deb‘sof iho late corporation of Geargetown; TITY Cour, Judge Humphreys.—Jen~ | bAtural. The ereat majority cf ergous in intelli. AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY. PROPOSALS. pe ee Pe Wilkerson et al, submitted to court; | Sata ternerasien ate be emcst to have their feet oithggie FaisG, BRRAVING PRinTinG AND FOR SALE BE SEraeLin DOE GAD MUREEE ROTEL: Scsslon of the legislative amembip ior | late clerk and treasurer of the corporation of | Cowling agt. Cowling; order appointing guar the person: aad bopsiderteg: the gocetambart cf | Tho suitio tee tondted oo eall ach eine om P orks. som thereen; bat no slain ae ce | Sree mee staat OE rooney We | Cian oe Me eae oe vn oe dy ae ret are obliged fo perform, expecially as | ewstock. a wht Ornier Deranrerst ¢ the same shall be approved by the | Merman; Sx te paumwction Of parka in streats | trcerepert dled Beatint cot, caenan) cunt. | said duty fs acormpanied by Sacempiedioe secant ‘Under Nattonal Metro tan Back / AsaiNcton D. 0. Jawe 2ty 1s lative assembly and & . and avenues; providing for the payment of | teesreport filed. Stafford agt. Chester; order | ft tampering with thelr ciloene iets Bet, ‘and next door to Jay Cooke & Co.’ Sealed Proposals will be received a feaielat assembly and tiations made | So thagee pestained ee een of pane mprovs- | Overruling motion to _jtrike ‘out plea. Hows ey hg ly ee ee Waskington. tb, ELPHONZO YOUNGS 4 CO. ment neti Fi OLY 26, 4372, ie oc . Rarareameae mar Sincne | w achat Eaty Woteaee "eat | Mea ceca rarer | —_—_—__ — See f; , | Ties of the o e District of Columb o 3 i ‘i be a returning dead letters to writer PLS, OF O7aTERS—Th- | to regulate advertising and job printing for tie | Wangemann; application for divorces, come up | the human frame, ___eiif_ | REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ‘The Envelopes most be hand- Sunncr—Judge Snell, in | executive offices of the government of the Dis- | na motion for alimony, and after some testi- -} 905. = STB2ET. O05 ee imguality of and taannf~ctare this morning. rendered his de- | triet, and the settlement of accoants tor tho | mony an order was made to pay $25, per month EAILROAD BOND 905 Zz. 905 = Spon toons op the Pesmmentis General ‘chenad G o same; making an appropriation lefray tue : ~ + A = eli ¢ in such yas dat ee eres ore Charen’ | crdinary and contingent expenses of the several | the final hearing set for July. King agt. iting, PHIL. H. WELCH & €O.; suck siamo sn Seay be ieeaed al tee bos Ofes hibith of teow: enat departments of the government of the District | Uecree modifying terms of sales. Lang et al AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS. AUCTIONEERS Department in Washington, D. C..in © Sei et eek ee eee | ST Ushuaia making appropriations for several | Sgt. Welneretal; order of reference to auditor, “AND INSURANCE AGENTS. MASONIC TEMPLE, biect, | Charitable institutions in the District of Colum- d ratitving trustees sale of certain property. - - ? nwers of th ‘Frow | bia; for the reliefof James H. Meeds, for dam- re A. R. Potts bankraptey; order to issue nd- | REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE 1 Satenegibar, y the falling of a wall, and for | tices to creditors, who have proved claims, to from the weight of au- | 4ges sustained by 1 Heal Estate. Honses, Stores, Offices to rent and lease. Reni Begog getfuated at 300 0 (macro or R . ed imens of the Buvelo wh St cocees. Snes thas S sewer te mabe Sed | Soe Pe ete ee | BareOae en fally veetens Negotiations of ail einds tothe ue iacteohs acd thok ote tees bean enforce regulations to prevent the sale of un- | XPepses Incurred by the board of registration, | Berry's claim. executed. Houses Uniit; long time given for pas NINTH AND F STREETS. . had on application to the Third Agsiet wholesome food is not represented by a power | November 22, 1871; granting certain privileges Pxozate Busryess, Judge Humphreys.—The Combined. iuent. Piane, apectfications, vomtrasts na Geoke ter Ge: ae Aaah baie oa fo prohibit the sale of “fresh oysters,’ of what. | to E.H Larravee; in relation to the collection | last will of Theodore Wheeler was filed. proved ; iciecdlon aantesieen: Gaee No proposala will be considered unless accompa ever kind, character, or qualite, and’ tho ‘pass | Of certain amounts due the late corporation of | by two witnesses, and admitted to probate for age of such a! and we will merit another, nicd By a suitict ordinance is not withia the pow- | Georgetown, D. C.; to authorize the Governor | personalty. He leaves his estate to his widow dor Mestote Tamghe. jomtt She eanener board of health by Con- | %, iustitute proceedings for opening and | who qualified as administrator with will an- Say and oll is a en wees eens ee ee ‘i : . . YOUNGS, the Government r. ame is therefore void. The at- | €xtending Monroe street to Bridge street, | nexed; bond, $35,000. In re, Knox paper pur- | yn {te 7-20 Gold Bonds tho Northorn Pacific Rail- N BW OFFICE WE Pe e' api?-tr oo e Distrie: has forcibly pictured the | im the city of Georgetow!; also, to porting to vé a noncupative will fled and tho “ nia elrs cite jent and antisfactory cuaravtec. and mera! reserves the tis ct ment rond Company furnishes to tho public an inves JUAN BOYLE @ CO, Oe es Se SE 4 ig! he Vash- cause, if any they have, . YOLDEN HULL fel performance of nee of an adverse decision in this | Staighten M street, in the clty of Wash ee ae - ment security which combines the ready negott L ESTATE BROKER A formance oi the contract, accords e duty of courts to make | ington; to retmbursé Johu A. Graiaw for | against the probate. Pending action CB fire aap pent ieheradgecr ye hgrel paid cocpnigk REA . G Paeieeatin sivmionae aiiies The revision {| taxes erroneously paid on personal prorerty; | Kuox was appointed collector; bond, st, 0 nae et he and | nuthorizing the fale of the town Lal frt-elae railroad bond, withthe solidity andeafety Tatity this ordis | if Gergetown; to provide for the deficiencies in | O. Se Riley; bond. 3,500. of a real estate mortgage on land wor! m, it seems we | 8ppropriations to defray the expenses of the Potice Court, Ji No, 713 Sirrexyta StReer, Plants’ Burton ‘This poppler FAMILY FLOUR tn store and tor | Covarons, approv't the Sih of Aegan, perty | Dougias Klopfer qualified asa guardian of ts er FOR SALE— sal fn lots to suit. yment ander said ecptract willl be made quarter lsome 3 | Family and Extrse Flour. ly after a proper ad)ue rat of acconm A handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south & nether grater : The Postmaste: a 0 af the fise: street ud 3d street: 1D. r General reserves to 7° 4 wie Snell.—To-day, after | twice the amount loaned. : ISHED HOUSE, o Sakae ree’ ter tera ang me n their opinion | g°¥ernment of the District of Columbia forthe | the oyster case (noticed elsewhere) had been | _ They are offered at par in currency, and yield a | fiprovements; small hemoders | PatED HAY = mul, ihe ‘contract if tm bis Judgment Mr, Mul- | Heal year ending June 30, 1512, and until the | disposed of, the following business was trans- | HANDSOME PROFIT to thor exchanging 53s. | oubslauce: v's ese Payments and long tims wai sings ied si yt = rip case of a willfal attcinpt to ‘and Ist street. bed | expiration of the first quarter of the carrent | acted ‘The bonds area first and only mortgage on the SEVERAL FARM a @ eclb-tf Indians avenve partment envelopes iaferior Jone] be cause the erection of temporary market A PARTNERSHIP CASE. road, its equipments aad earnings, and also on a | }mall and large, LED Fock, SSS Seren | Peer are d Bailroad, within a f nutes walk of the dej Under the isw no transfer of this contract can be pultdings on square sic; regulating the salc of | _ntoscs P. ice was charged with an astanit on | fond grineuticn ee thecompiationot the reel, wil | Eakiondt! iminutce of Washington, ‘Rerms eay PROFESSIONAL. r SION Ov a CAN oF ALCOHOL.—The alarm of hay, Sc.; to authorize the establishmentof four | Walter Ogilvie. It seems that the parties have s eloy and sealed. ; 23,000 acres to each mile of track. ALs0, ————— Bide should be securely ent meses ly 0 is - additional secondary schools in each school <i been partners in the photograph business, and | *¥eT#ée One of 200 acres on the same road and same distance 8. W. LAMONT WHEELER, [formerly Rosi- | marked “ Pr: for, epee.’ st cea feuegtan este! | Senate ease Cad | Rageanenns athgay hound | fy ed Seep tits | Rane ea ee Mg oa ee pmieadg PD SS drugstore, co f sylvani i | tion o in strict vidiny . Comp! ew : iJ a % '. Oe we 3 4 traces Fate anes ea! |wetiage guutneata | tu gtr aogier | gree craic | cam Hegde amneen | ht a Sd a Job: i wn college; rej man a 4 s Cy forth A. : = aaon mane i pope au jpplig places, and for urposer; to cstab- | whereupon Hice assaulted him. On Cros-ex’ | STATES TAX tothe holder. as =e : MEDICAL, NOTICE =I, have scoumed the eros: | TV AVE PAYMASTER'S 0 room over the store, when Perry struck a | lish the Columbian institate for the blind; pro- | amination witness said he had asked several ‘The semi-annual interest on the Registered Bonds HANDSOME HOUSES in the west end, ote ee ‘Office, second door ‘ASHING’ oe match to light a cigar, and by some acetdent it | viding for the printing of the report of the com- | parties to go with him, as he was going for the is paid with GOLD CHECKS, sent to the post office HOUS! LOTS mais of the city. ot street from art eS TE TLOR, mp. whetled communicate? to @ can of alcohol, when the | mittee op manufactures and commerce; for the | purpose of ejecting Rice. He had pro! the | address of the holder. ue Te OSS oie street, | baat” MTAYLOB, M.D. pT. OS LL As can exploded im Perry's hands, burning | relief of Geo. W. Dutton; imposing taxes for the | amount due, and Rice refused to accept it or ‘All marketable Stocks and Bonds received in ex- n i} ‘AS. 0. CLEPHA®! zz. | Bea's be Batvored tren.ct He tenet and armen a fearfal manner. | Sscal year ending June 20, 1673; to amend an | $0 leave. Several witnemes corroborated the | ..a mrt socunang Buemereoetred im ox: | a yi +8 sill eal J sumoprapiey Seb: Lat ith (ita He fngice'bav Yardy poet tothe anual iaspecson,t0 He threw the can out of the window and fol- | act entitled “An act imposing a license on | statement of the prosecuting witness. A wit- highest current prices. ‘mbé-tf Gort 235. ‘porters @ Chioage 2 = Jowed it himseif, lighting on the awning, and | trades, business and ant coe oe ness for the defence that Ogilvie used wh, tner y, U. Gans | Bereaw then dropped to pavement and ran into | ¢: on in the District of Columbia,” a) no more force than was necessary to eject Rice. a wa. - Aman’s restaurant, his clothing being on fire. | proved August 23, 1671, and providing for Mr. Norris, for 4 ‘that Rice had Here b i enforcement and collection ef fines hid penal- | the right to remain on the mises until he ere he canght upa bucket of water and extin- fm the said Dia ig! = Me van obtained a | ties for carrying on btained . Harmon, for i and ‘oak ia to hie bomen’ Mesbie alley, without Hleebses. F tgantanded at Mfaileiteneat md | TAS COORR & CO, tet urned. cog mg County Scoot Examrmartions. — —_— iad =? Soeet Rico, Fees taaly burned. “No damage of conse- Brightwood, in, charge Cpe ee ee Bankers, ——e Janney, that to be “a Don't Line to ne ‘Taxxp vor Inprove- Davis and Mr. Keene, rom ot pes Ee, conducted atcuty.” ; sp hantenirednr: iNTS—A meeting of propert; ders was | J. increased from Chas. tiams, charged with eis I with VESTS to match, held last wight at Jones’ ball, i street, between | and they Passed a very fair O-1 | girl; Antonia Biardo was charged with | PRLUE CLOSE COA eer y Dist and 2s make arrangements school, at Brightwood, it by Mr. Jos. a Sarah Wash: ‘and Thos. Wash- . a ‘avenue. and to e me fora a ‘Winobergor, togton wfth gerne | BE HATS AND OAPS. costs.’ Wm. MeOarthy, threats hewite, All the leading styles Dress Hatenow SP black-eyed, handsome little Was re- quired to give bonds in the sum of $200 to keep Seber tege Posg goers the peace six months. the] a of Mackinaw Straws, the best in SEP a eee BERS | may mo, BOPSTE LIZZ table. is so req! No. and Eiank Gains somites on arrangement Beanie toseek by all proper, Shouse ave the in; ndd's litle eit, break the ege carefully Belting at cost for thirty days to reduce stock Rut Wassaeesen of the best Oak Wo tees De given. Taw meeting, due notice of which will | ings” be called in exch district to take action in | moa *aucer, one at s time, and slip into, the Que Betton (91) ; otha) en EE: he voice | Sve sufficient for an ¢ i and the with a light sawing it | spoon toa on Eeept laid. are taken up, & dast. of toe pet on each, and they are ready fer the ‘table ry ha ‘ountry Gt ee ae vr —It will be seen DIAMONDS, in gold and oroide; fine an res advertisement of the Fecomas feary ssempeny French gill snd strestan Sed jot t jewelry in all a that boats will make trips between Washington | the new gold patterns, received at Pri, jew- £7 and Giymont on July 4th at moderate rate ery store, No. 457 Pa. ave., bet. 44; and 6th sts.