Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1873, Page 4

Condensed Locals. cases reported to-day. J.C. Parker sends us Appleton’s Journal for ‘eo emall- Sth. Probate Court will remain in session all mer, holding sessions every Tuesday, at 11 0’clock a. m. state teachers association meets on the Sth instant. A number val; the ‘Sfteachers from the District of Columbia, it is , Will be present. night a horee and buggy, ralaed at $850, ‘war raMied at Price's eth 10 per chance. Mr. J. Binmenburg was the Sinder, Mr. Noble D. Thomas throwing for Sarah J e colored jones, alleged to i woman upon whom ve bee: med ‘Bn abortion was pte Wm. Brown; Mise "Gynthicn F and Mrs. A. J. Brown. * Ip last Saturd "s Sr. was erroneonsly of ‘Alleged Stealing bers of the Hebrew Literary Society, Kc. The complaint was made by the members of the ington Literary Association. The following patents were granted yester- ft the Patent Office to persons residing in District: Lewis Bagger, bath tab; Wm. H. Barnard, temporary binder, Jas. P. Chaitee, Draider Tor sewing machines; J.B. Godwin, press; Wright, Holley & Miles. assignors to Gamewell & Co., fire alarm signal vox. The addition of nearly two thousand books to the !fhrary at the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation rooms, embracing nearly all the latest ublications, Inereases the attractien there for hose who are obliged to remain fn the city throngh the warm weather. This library is free to all to nse in the rooms; subscribers only can ‘take books away. ai IMPORTANT Anrest oF THE ALLEGED Per- PETRATOR OF A HiGHWay Rownexy.—It will be recollected that on the Ivth of April last Mr. D. Pinkney Cross in driving into Washington from his place north of the city was stopped on the road in broad daylight by a man, who pointed a pistol at his head and demanded his watch. Mr. Cross having no means to protect Rimectf, gave it up. The party represented that he whhed to raise mot to get away from the city, and promised that he would pawn the watch and return the pawn ticket to Mr. Cross that he might recover it. [t was suppesed at the time that the perpetrator of this ou ‘was one of a band of gipeeve who were then In the neighborhood, but the police could not trace it to any of them. Officer Fifield noticed that & somewhat notorious named James Allston, disappeared from his asual haunts shortly after the occurrence, and become sus- Picious that he was the perpetrator of the offe He niso ascertained that Allston was in Philadelphia, but knowing that he would Feturn, concluded to walt. The suspected man | came pack about two weeks since, and stopped near Ternallvtown, and this mi ig he came into the city to work. The offic ai his whereabouts, and ahont 10 o'c Morning fonmi bim near the B: Ohio railroad depot, and took him tnto eu He was taken to police headq livered to Clarvoe of th: He Orrictal TRANSFER OF THE Met Pourcr—-The Metropolitan po ree erday transferred from Interior to the De. ngress passed at ¢ \POLITAR } thi nsfer does not do away w the office of treasurer of the board, but re that officer of most of of money from the 1: by the District from the ge: is hereafter to r rer ot the ard, leaving the his charge that which is collected by tines and forfeitures of the Policemen. The law passed by the last Con- ress provides that the annual report of the etrepolitan police commissioners shall here- tbe made tothe Attorney General of the ted States, who shall also be charged with disbursement of the appropriations mule for the force. The Attoruey General claims the disbursement under section eleven of the act to establish the Department of Justice of June 22, 10, which says “* that all moneys hereafter drawn out of the Treasury upon the requisition Of the Attorney General shall be disbursed by such one of the clerks herein provided for the Attorney General as he may designate.” ender secon stra Ovzxine or Bips roa Fuxt.—Proposals for fuel for the Post Uflice department for the cur- rent fiseat year were opened to-day by Mr. G. D. Chenoweth, superintendent and disbursing Officer of the department. The bids were for 650 tons best quality Baltimore company or vem white ash anthracite; 5) tons dest quality Baltimore vein white ash anthra- cite, egg size, for grates; 175 cords of best oak ‘woed, well seasoned and sonm!; and 30 cords best quality of wel! seasoned pine wood. The following were the bids: Welsh & Queen, coal of both , $6.77; oak wood , 26.1 ine woot, do. W. H. Barber, furnace coal, $7.06; e size, $7.23. John K. Taylor, coal of both kings 286.6, onk wood, 86.9%; pine, 85.75. O.L. Yoder, coal both kinds. $7.15; oak woo % pine, 95.49. T. Ed. Clarke & Co., both kinds of coal, 26.57; oak wood, 26.13, pine, 85.18. Johnson Brothers, both kinds, $6.97; oak wood, S64%; pine, $5.39. Chas. H. Bliss, oak woot, $2.20;_pine, $6.40. K. T. Hieston, both kinds foal, $.00;' oak wood, $6.60; pine, $5.2). Mr. Clarke being the lowest bidder, received the contract for supplying the coal and wi ptt arene, 4 Dirvicvity Betwxes Taz “Two Takoves Linzs” Axnoct Bacoace—The two railroad through lines north—the B. & O. and B. & P.—seem to conflict with each other semewhat, and ferterday a difficulty arose short bagense. y some mistake in New York on Tu y morning, bageng: intended for the B. & P. line was placed on the B. & O. ear, but the passengers came by the B. & P. road. ant grvesp their checks to the agent of the Union PransieF company, when it was ‘liscovered that the ge Wason the other line. Tne agent app the bagvagemen on the B. & U. but they refused to give up the baggage until freight was paid, on the ground that the parties €ame throagh by the other line. Some of the Paseongers have secared their e hy pay- Sng extra charges. Uv to this time the B. & t. jciais have reciprocated iu the matter of hag- $age with the other line, but it is pronaie that creetprocity between the two lines is now “played out.” a Mystenious DisarrsaRayce oP a Seva Pace —Much aneasiness is feit by the friends Of Vincent A. Hubbard, a youth about seven- teen years old, a8 to his probable fate, he har- ing been absent from Lome since yestertay morning. He bas been @ page in the United States Senate for two years past, and recently private seeretary for Senator Caserly. He went toa bank in this city on some bas ne-s for Mrs. Casserly about noon yesterday and attend- ed to it, and has not been seen since It is feared cither that he has met with foni jplay on account of the amount (some seventy-three dollars) be had with him. or that bis excessive labors in the Senate folding room for the past week or two have ouhinged his mind and he has wandered off. He is represented to have been a youth of excellent character and not likely to leave home voluntarily without notice to his mother, to whom he was devotedly at- tached. gt MAGisTRATES AND COUNTY ConsTantas.— ‘The House uf Delegates before adjournment parsed a resolution to appoint a commitive of Biwe of it members to sit after the seasion closed for the purpose of taking testimony as to the manner in whieh the business of magistrates and county covstables is carried on in this Dis. trict, with power send for persons and p: pers. The committee met yesterday, aud or- nized with Mr. James G. as chairman, End decided to notify the pu at an early day when they would sit for the Purpose of tak- in, ——— = to the manner of co! tedts. such 8 bly dischar; Mr. C appeared for the United States: aes Pactin, em. for defendant ne? 8 9® ORTH WASHINGTON BUILDING Assocta- At the Mth monthly meeting of the North a Ballding association, held last evening, 29 shares were advanced upon at an average of [Sper erent. ~o—— THe aANWovcrwENT of Lasell Female Semi. ary appears to-day. This institution is yearly growing in favor, and offers unusual adyant- ogee. joms P. if 2 bs. it iif 7 | ‘ H | .s' i FQ HH ( . a) BAe fe | and the le’ organic act not modi- ‘by Congress shall remain in full force. The legislature has already passed law in relation to reports of births approved August 1871, and the committee recommend its rigid enforcement, as also the law relating to interments being reported, (section 4, page 49, Webb's digest,)and requesting the president to address a letter to the undertakers calling their attention thereto. Under tne law for the pre- vention of diseases the board has power when- everin their judgmeut the District is thre: ened with or ‘atiected by formidable epi- demic, intectious, or contagfous diseases such orders or regulations as may be deemed eifec- tive, and under the authority the committee recommend an order or regulation regarding reports of deaths requiring the undertakers to report all ipterments with the physicians cer- titicates as to the cause of death, &c. The re- port was adoptea. REPORT OF THE HEALTH OFFICER. Dr. Biiss, the health officer, submitted his re- port for the week, showiug the followin, Small pox, 15 cases; do. removed to hospital, deaths, 1; nuisances, 512; abated, 363; dead an! mals removed, 234; inspections—7,300 bunches fish, 16,000 crabs, 33,000 clam, 122 bushels oys- ters, condemnations—224 buuches fisn, 1,600 crabs, 100 clams, 15 bushels oysters; un whole- some food condemnations—843 pounds meat, 1904 encambers, 49 barrels cabbage, 10 barrels peas, besides radishes, apples, berries, S&c.; 799 privies cleaned. Also submitted the pound report showing that 3 borses, 3 cows, 3 goats, and 130 dogs Lave 2 horses, 3 cows, PREMISES DECLARED NUISANCES, The following were declared nuisances, and the health officer was directed to abate the same: Sbanty in alley between sth and 9th and N and © streets northwest, owned by Rich- ard Ball; frame house on B street, between 6th and 7th streets northeast, owned by Horatio lerryman: vacant lot in rear of 449 and 452 8th street southwest; tenement southeast corner | 20th and N street northwest; frame house 393 O street alley, between ith and 5th streets north- west; frame house 71, corner G and 3d streets northwest; $11 6th street northeast, and two other houses in same locality. Bliss also submitted a largo number of Jaints, on which appropriate action was among which Several complaining neighborhood of 7th and F streets, caused aml it was stated that Offices in that section tribute their illness to SAS HEALTH OFFICER. 1 a letter resigning b Hicer, in which » bas been rendered imperativ: 7 engagements with which a fait barge of the duties of healtl ard to the ma the work has been accomplished d term it does not become me to speak. that I have been animated only by « desire to piomete the public health, in which J have been greatly aided by the prompt and e corps of inspectors and employes acting auder my direction. ‘The letter was referred to Prof. Langston, Mr. Marbury, and the president, (Dr. Cox.) pase lesedl scoring Real Estate Transfers, The following transfers of real estate have been filed in the office of the Recorder of Deeds since our last report: W.W. Reisinger to Sutficient N K. Ottman to F! 8. Gaither, sub. 30, 000; Maria V.Browate M. M. Rohrer © Z3, 850; Robrer t A. Chure! . R. Arison, trustee, to G. F. @: Jick, parts 2 and 32 Sreere 6N, 82,142; J.B. Hepell Gott: Hoary Beat te sees Gace aneNeee e: i; Henry Welly te derper Seon and 13; rubare 974, $h0; k! S. Walinch et al to W. Petti- bone, lot 17, square 268, @; — A.C. Washburn and Moore to Oraw: lot are 729, $9,642; ones Wd. Aiken to F. Keogh, a rt are Wid b 6. cnt saliorege geste : eeler, sub 6 square 5 WE. Spal W. W. Rapley, lot ¢and part re iy Nocmile to Joba’ Keligsenbe 47, squats Prouiget al. to W band M. 1, e412; W. jattings <4 sub Wo. bull, part lo, 236, clarke <r 6. dbull, mare 235, $—; Clarke n wich. trustees; to Baral Burdett, part In evaere 13), June 90 —Joseph Hill to Margaret Hill, part 15 square “89, $3; Boirs of Todd to I. Michail, subs Bylchytaaats Bh 8 L. 8. Chapman to H. B, Weeks and G. sub 1%, squxre 361, C, Welabtnan, trustee, to Mary Petre, eters 1eR: » 8. Strong, do., 5 RATE 2, Sduare arier,et al. to 5. X$tee and ub. 12. square 412, , COA berts & Burr, sub. 4, pieare ay, rawford to A. M. Sinith, sub. 3, W.M Pumpbrey tod. 8. Miller; 6 306, 86 00. Noyesto F. Stutz, sub. 20, square mith toC. Thom ub. . ry ; B. Wilson to line Robinson, e110, $110; A. L. to Helen M. MH. sqaare 38, $3,800; W. M. Eagnphrey vr, sub. 8, sqtiare’ 417; $6,000. J. Mi. . Bhepheri Be 99, square @s, —> spgheelier, parte tand Phillips, thus a ab trustee, to B. Baur to Nancy Youlnns lot 6 casete a S70s0 sam to Nancy Yuulson, lot 6. square , iJ. K. Bi fifo Mary Murphy, part are 515, @2,400; 8 M_ Balston et al to A. Saks, part 1, square gorth of 515, $3.00;G. A. MclIibenny to A. R. sub. B, square 4. $7,400; J.J sub. G, square 30, and Sods rage Todd 857. 5.~Mary Russell to 8. Harrison, part lot 2. "e813, B00; va WW. Metcalf to B 4 tub Dysanare £46, $200: John Stearns to Miry A Derby e:be. 2t07 and ld and 11, snare lit, $17 84; W.W. Metealfto Martin Wiliams, sab. Dy «iar. 41, $200; JB. Claggett to H. A. Willard anb=. 26 © 144; BR. Prout to BB. War- are 869, 86,127; W.N. itiach ill, sub: B, square 250,—"" R jee, 10 Elizabeth Albers. part lot 2, aud iot 9, suuare 242, 56, die 8! Warren to A.B. Shepherd. pact lots, a:nare 255, #12 (0, Sheplierd to J-A- Buffs sul. 19, suaare 103, eet : dams to W. Johuson, north 30; 8. H Piatt to'A. by re McLaughlin if ict 6, square B34. 91,000: ‘ B. H. Hill, bubs, 29 and 30, saw 86.585; W. F. Holtzman, trustee, to John O'Neal, Part It 1B, square 8, $i; sam to James Gavin, it b = ath half lot A.E nare 00" BR Tikinson, sub. 4, squn: B. H. Warner, part a BH. 2,200: Maria 1. Wit “e500; J. H. Darrow to W. B.Rv square 216; @5.800; GF. Rowers, trust ¢ MeGuize etal «pa + lots 23 aud 24, ford, trustes, to Te RB. Biliott, part 451, 313.200; W.B. Evans to Jaruce B. 199. 182 ond are S65, 1 M. Ash. samare subs. tot 2 net @ JH tent, ab. 9, syuare 26%, $6,397 T. W! Suniliie. part tot 22, , urphy to Milton P. Hdover, sub. B, square 243, $1,192; District of Oolambin io EB Tir grh past 4 savare 1018, ——; Bitahugh 4 Carroli a ary Green, ead. It, 12a: D Ub. 10. square 418,—: heirs sub. G,enare7l, $350; J J. & EO Acker, art 8, square 681, 9386; 0. une aw Tay tend. 79, wattare g, 8: ls jaker to Apnie H. Roberts, sub. 148; square 965, 94.600; C. Witmer to Elizabeth A. Vose, lot 7, sqnare @#, 2724, W. 8. Boose to B.B. Hill, «ub. 2, square J, F. Goldback to C."W. Ha 4 parts nd 15, square 110, @2.8i6; F.S. Lamsou Colburn, smb. 11, square 240, do. 1o SIF Mericks sub, 18: do se; Sans 1. oyes to 8. Fishmann, parts s square 517, $5,500. Am Oxpen Tu BLEBRATION OF THE itlemen in- Fourts.—Editor A few i tchaing to celebrate the Fourth @ July tn stt, the of this-sketch received a k invi- Urmen ‘who participated, wi of bigh en much ee eS pa pg ES ‘ent to 1e ey as- sen: died on the banks of 8 gushing, ever-flowi spring, under tree, whose wide-spread- on eee beget already prepared fot our and Lu app Ba To r we 4 And hoble sent'th~ eg went Found. eo joyous and SOPPr vce meeting; upon -oat Way and its remimesences, I must say in truth gF zs E i FHE2 ashe i Fst 7hu BUILpIne PERMITS as follows have been issued since our last report: Mrs. Ann Hick- man, one-story brick store, 7th street, between D ; William Witthatt, two two-story brick dwellings, Pennsylvania’ ave- nue, between 3d and 4 streets southeast; W. 1, Beuchart, 1do., 7th street, between North Carolina ayenue and © street do. —— ee Decres ov Divorncx.—Yesterday, in the Equity Court, Judge Wylie made a decree of divorce in the case of B. Louisa Hafeldnger against Frederick Hafelfinger. The petitioner set forth that she was marrted to defendant in New York on the ist of January, 1865. and charges him with desertion in February, [871. ——— oe THE COURTS. ORIMINAL COURT, Judee MacArthur —To day, Marshall Williams, larceny of a cart; not guilty. Zohn T. Jackson,'tarceny; nolle pros. Clbert Tolson, iarceny of a boat belonging to James Skid- more. ‘The jury failed to agree, and were discharged. George Blackstone, larceny of a mnie; not guilty. In this case it was proven that the b: a male in possession which he admitted having stolen, but there was no other testimony as to the larceny! THE FATAL Duet iN Missiasirri.—tn the Rhett and Cooley duel fought at Montgomery, station, Miss., yesterday morning, Judge Cooley was killed at the second fire, as stated in last evening's Star. Mr. Rhett’ was accompanied by Mr. Chas. Roman and Dr. Bruns, and Judge Cooley by Col. Geo. W. Carter and Maj. Mc- Rea Selph. The weapons were bouble-barrel shot guns, one barrel loaded with single ball; @istance, forty yards. The ground was prompt= ly selected, distance measured, aud. the partes Placed in position. At the first fire Rhett’s shot tanged high; Cooley's to theright, Cooley de- livered his fre first. At the second fire both fired simultaneously, and Cooley fell mortall; wounded by a shot entering his left breast an passing apparently through his heart He ex- pired in stx minutes without apparent suffering. only speaking the words to Dr. Halleday, ‘i am shot through the breast.” The gentlemen engaged in the affair exchanged the usual civilities after the second fire, and separated with the expression of mutual respect and con- sideration. Narrow Escargon THe BaLtimoRrE Roan. The Wilmington Commercial of Monday eve- ning says: The mail car on the New York and Washington through express has be for some three weeks in dition, which fact was not discovered until a day or so ago. ‘The danger consisted in the King bolt—the large bolt which secures the ing broken, Fortanately David Blacklock, a T. residing some dist: more on the Hartford turnpike, waxfound n his bed from an overdose of landanum. hours later a sister of the deceased pi ceeded to the same room and hung herse! the bed-post. i ANYTHING Te hoff, chairman of the Ob republican executive com: call for a people's convent elements of opposition to to meet at Columbus, July 5 perhaps combine, democratic convention. ued @ M1 the republican party », to confer, and h the’ new-departure Tre Cuicaco Races.—At Dexter Park,Chi- cago, yesterday, the $2,000 purse for 2:40 trot- ters was won by Albert, best time 2:35. ‘The 84,000 purse for 2:25 horses was won by Fred. Hooper, over Bodine, K:pon, Boy and Joker, in 2264, 2:25%, and 2:74. The running race for 8600 was won by Cape Cace over seven others in 1:40 and 1:35, AN OUTRAGE AVENGED.—At Des Moines, Iowa, Saturday night, Nelson Yard shot and instantly killed Jackson Jones, whom he al- leges had ou! his wife. Mrs. Yard also fired at Jones with a revolver. Yard and his wife surrendered voluntarily to the authorities. Both are in jail. Wats tur Gioniovs Forrtn witsout Fine-crackgrs?—The New York police have received orders to arrest all venders of Union torpedoes, double-headed crackers, chasers and snakeson the 4th of July; also, to arrest all persons who throw ignited crackers at horaes or pedestrians. Picks ov Inox AND Naics.—The Iron and Nail association held # meeting yesterday af- ternoon at their rooms on Fourth ‘avenue, and after discussing resolved not to make any change in existing prices. Avother meeting will be called at an carly day.—Pitisbury Com- mercial, Zith. Batoonatics.—Work will be commenced Saturday upon the mammoth balloon in New York by Messrs. Wise & Donaldson, uncer the of the Graphic company, ‘to make an serial voyage to Europe. The expedition will start about the 20th of August. Don’t Waxt any Women.—The long con- tested question in reference to the admission of women to Williams sao | college was dis- cussed yesterday in an alumni meeting, and the majority opposed such admission. This settles the question. Cart Voor, accused ofhaving murdered the Chevalier Dubois de Bianco i: russels, was before Judge Blatchford, in New York, day before yesterday, by writ ‘of habeas corpus, but was remanded for extradition. Crorera IN THE SoutHwest.—There were six deaths from cholera tn Nashville yesterday and seven in Cincinnati. Mayor Johnson of the latter city is nearly well. Only one case Was reported in St. Louis. &7-The girls at Elkhart, Ind., are formiug a smoking club. &7 Two female Benders have been canght in Towa and stand a chance of being straightened. #7 London is alarmed at the threatening ap- preach of cholera. «7A fine of 85 is imposed fer a failure to commit suicide in Chicago. S7-A halfa mile of piazza surrounds one of the hotels at Saratoga. 7 Lake Superior has still ice enough to cover forty square miles of its surface. ‘ (hinese figure among the . of California, S7-A daug'.tcr of Count Ceccopieri, of Car- rara,recently set her clothes on fire from her cigarette and burned to death. &7-““Trousers for girls’ sa new plank in the reformation platform of the Brooklyn Young Men’s Christian Association. @7 The New Hampshire house of delegates haves “ sem making it anlawfal for a cires ater the state, United” Order of Cobble-stone has been organized in San Fran- cisco for the spread of consternation among the Chinese. *a7-The number of primary schools in Ger- many is said to be 60,000, and the numberof pupils in them 6,000,000, between the ages of & rs Ware 4s 2. usual at this season of the year, we have ren- on eed te eliwho esr texte as whn oo Seety vt Sboaae "MM, SHUSTER & BRO. carly settlement, = W. M, 8 rable erenie,_ LUMBERS’ MAT: We in Bath oe anes Wa: , &c., op all which beral jy1-St [Ohr}" ALBX. RB. EADQUARTERS Pok THE FOURTH JULY. FIRS WORKS, PAPER LANTERNS, FLAGS, all sizes ‘Whalesale and retail, at CHR. RUPPERT, 403 7th street. |.—Carbolate of Lime, Chloride INFEOTANTS. gOarbotic Acid, Bromo-Chloralam, Cop- ‘th street, corner New York avenue, GEORGETC ConneR-stoxs Laip.— the WN. which was treet church was relaid at Soren baild TRIPE el E ir ary Addison engine house will be ex. pended in butiding an addition, with stable room below, and bath-room and water-closet Mrs. Ann R. Luxerorp, & venerable Georgetown, died at the W. O. Drew, on Gay street, th’ To THz Two Boarps.—Persons who pass down Potomac street, from St. John’s church, think the Board of Health might find some sanitary work to do insuppressing the sickening odor from out-houses on or near that street. The Board of Public Works wil receive the thanks of many citizens if they will will hurry up the paving of the sidewalks on ist street, said to be delayed for want of bricks. Boarp or Scnoot Trvsters.—A regular monthly meeting of the board of trustees of the Georgetown public schools was held last even- ing, and after discussion regarding the work of the Legislative Assembly concerning the pub- lic schools of Georgetown, means to push for- ward the erection of a new school building now in course of construction to a rapid completion, the finances of the board, various means and plang being suggested 20 as to expedite the pay- ment of the indebtedness. to the Barmers’ ‘and Mechanics’ National Bank, and Mr. Hunt, the contractor for the school house, definite action was postponed until after consultation with Governor Cooke, who is ex-officio chairman of the building committee. An application from Miss Alice Watkins, the late medal-scholar at the female grammar school, for a teacher's po- sition when a vacancy should occur,was placed on file. On motion of Mr. Dunlop, it was de- cided that the term of the next school year should begin on the ist of September and end on the 30th of June succeeding, and that all contracts with teachers be made for that period, their salaries being paid in ten equal nstalments. The teachers’ salaries were ranged as follows: Assistant teachers, ©1400; at rimary schools, S450; at secondary, $700; at intermediate, $500; at female grammar, $1,000, and at male grammar, $1,190. The salary and choice of a music teacher were not decided npon. Kiver News shoonerWm. H.Trowers, from Norfolk, w 3,00 feet lumber, has arrived to Jos. & J.E. Libbey, and the schooner Milton, from Portsmouth, Va., with 75,000 feet lumber for the Wheattey Ttros. Wheat Prosrrcts.—The farmers west of this city, in. the great whewt-growing counties of Virginia and Maryland, are busily engaged in harvesting, and they report the new crop of wheat as very favorable for a good yield. There have been no receipts or sales of grain for sev- eral days past, and will not be until the new crops Rie + stored, ALEXANDRIA, glorious institation desertion avd discharge to mber. emerable Robert I. dohn- ston left this morning, declaring ke would here- after be awiser anda workier man. Brooks and Boswell ran off and took with them the corporation shackles, which the captain of the gang made every effort to reclaim, but in vain, Carr. M. ELpgipee has been appointed dep- lady of uty collector United States imsernal revenue, and stationed at Alexandria —Sentinel, last evening. ————_—_—___.. ELB. H.B. “OUR POLICY.” IN CONSEQUENCE OF UL SNORMOUS PURCHASES Of Summer Clothing! AND] THE SUPPLY 80 LARGELY EXCBEDING THE DEMAND, WE ARE NOW LARGELY OVERSTOGKED, AND IN ORDER TO CLEAR OUB COUNTERS MUST NECESSARILY SUFFER SOME SACRIFICE AND BEING DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT FHE ENTIRE STOCK WITHIN A FEW WEEKS, WE ARE SELLING AT PRIME COST. OUR ASSORTMENT COMPRISKS: LINENS, ALPACAS. SERGES, MOHAIRS, NUNS CLOTHS, EMPRESS CLO1HS, SEERSUCK ERS, PONGEES, DUCKS, LUSTRES, DRAPDETES, STRIPES, DIAGONALS, MOTTLES, PLAIN, MIXED, BLACK, WHITE, GRAY, ENGLISH, FRENCH, 4 SCOTCH. LIGHT AND DARK CASSIMERSS, ALL TO BE S0LD WITHOUT RESERVE, AT ORIGINAL Cosr. OUR BALESMEN HAVE POSITIVE ORDERS NOT TO ASK ONE CENT ADVANCE ON THE CosT OF GOO FORCED SALES! FORCED SALES! MEN'S CLOTHING! BOYS CLOTHING! @REAT BARGAINS! BUY AT ONCE, ®, GREAT BARGAINS! BUY AT ONCE. HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, TuRoO- ES all skin disease, E etreet. Geop News ron Fat Mex.—Recetved to-day SUyrERERs FRom Corns, Bowro Bap Raita ste, God imnediacs reer at br. Wis extablish ment UWth street, posite i treaeury. 72 in extreme cases, wes br i : a Suitable ahoce are worn. nee dy ennsyivania avenue, tw, f, i's Cherry Cough. Ayer's Puts for a purga- tive, and Ayer’s Sarsapariila for the complaints that require an alterative medicine. m.w.t.&W esanean Wants Tae SINGER SEWING MACUINE sales of 1572 were $219,660. 4,12-8,wtr Lime THE ELEoTRIC 1ELEGRAPH—Cen(aur Liniment has been a long what a work it is now doing. lame, sore and wounded, are y ‘owing away their crutches. Rheumatism and stit its are banished, and dumb beasts cry for joy. One trial tells the story, and explai the whole thing. 05 ———_@__ RUSSIAN BATHS; fiso, Medicated Va- ) at Dr. Shedd’s, 20,6: ee nn b gerereng Fars nae BANE, — of lew York avenue street, ch ts for each oaiemier monty, tod. Saturdays, 9 to 4 and 6 W113, 1416 eee WiLLoox & Gise’s Sxwine Macamme. The Bar bs heggekirt aad oomeet than’ arcu. am wy, ‘eet, Intelligencer Building. 0,28 THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the nss- fulness of Singer's Sewing Machine. 15 THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired and made to order by Hempler, near 4 street: GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. ‘RIBE, quested to attend the next’ EVENING, 3d inst.,) at the 8: the greateat importance will be rideration. Wigwat streets, Georgetown, J is1-2t* A Hi Prospect W_ KITCHENS, tant Chivf of Bocorls, OS RARMEBS, AND. MECIANIOS’ NA TIONAL BANK. GEORGETOWN, DC, Jttue 26, 1873 The Directors of thie Bank have thia day declared A dividendof FOUR PER CENT. (4), payabic to stock holders on and after Jnly Ist. Teo Bt W.TAtkp, NOTICE M. P. CHURCH SABBATH SCHOOL OF GEORGETOW ers, Teachers aud School are notified t Cashier CHANCERY SALE © DESIRABLE PROP- ERTY Be THomas powni By,virtue of a decree p. Cour of the Dist y ry of Janey in & cause p com® wherein Gray Payne and others Mothers det emia perty ning 24) feet from the inter y wins’ addition to Goorge- town, on the westside of Fayette street, and rina south 72feet; then west 120 fee Me aes f cAthey. Aino, al is to Gea : ® mabereé 16) tn Beall to the chaser. » Clear, Gicharged of all claim ‘of the partise to taid couse, All con: ? cont of the thaser. aay. Fi ACK ao Prasteo, (OMAS DOWLING, Auc aS, CONSAIN REL Hi 7 Frey eT IN HOUSE No. 3 hold Furniture, consisting Piano, Stool and Cover, Mirrors Parlor and Ohamber Suites, Bedsteads, Bedding, Clock Sliver apd Ploted Wat re lorse, Buggy ws. Ke, With numerous other articles in Terms ci ‘ine case, Sideboard. is, Chairs, Carpets, as, Mattings. c. ¢ household line * JO8. @. WATERS, JOHN MWA TERS, | Executors. ima THOMAS DOWLIBG’ aactionoor. (COXFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM. ont new CONFECTIONERY STORE AND ICE to ‘4M P4BLORBS are now open. All are invited ot them try the delicions Creams ant Fruit Water Ices, with choice Cake; all made, tram the Esperia served in the most ele- wPartite and Wi ly farnished in all of the atest gate — a NIONOLS. i J€19-tf Buccessor to Wm. B. Wallace, 59 Hign st. ‘728 FALL BUSH Is COMING. The present long, warm days is the best tis fe my work. Bo, ladies and gente, bring inom Peal aud Winter Goods at once; thus, by syoiding the un Avoidable delay in the execution of orders durk such a rush of business as we expect to bare r fall, your iil “be nicely ‘cleaned or re-ayed, and Carefully k onthe, if desired. Charges meaerate. Terms tnvariably 0. 0. D. PRSMIUM STEAM DEI OLN NG AND BC a ta ESTABLISHM BAT, ore 49 Jofferson Street; Georget 4 Office open from 74a hi. untit's tyset) F*T240RDINaRY lain and Striped Grenadines. apavese Silks, at 60c., worth 75c. Beautiful Goods for Saltings, OL 25, 57 and Boo. boure Branch B.& 0. ‘ Sate” i Wed PISEY ‘ thoroughly renovated, making the su) ‘Terme—; price: eervanta fall price ya QEA-SIDE RESORT. Ds pon a Known for its excellent and@ safe surf bath ing, fishing, &- per er week; $60 per mouth of feur E er NP. Banks fr Point to Ch Friday mornings, the week;) §30 per mont! Washington fou boat every Satar @UMMEB comfort; large : All that at addition, fronting 32% and 120 feet on 2 EHOLD THE UaTH oRORGE pools RE EOE TS _ Wacbinston, via Metropotitan A, R. Ports. ie 4 NE nARY Lax. the INT, Tis dagen bine Pole nt Ey pie nese rin ected by the for s of, Bay pte win be open for the reception of ¢: Under the new proprietorship, the house has: perior to an; i pelted with ati the ie Worfolk, Baltimore and Washi Amoremert+— Bowing, Biliants, mi ing. Bathing, Croquet Jaokt Gro ng Bathing, Croquet and Gi punds, &c. ‘of Oyster Lunch witl be served tmily - @15 per week; children half CHAS. B. PARKER, Proprietor. COBB'S HOTR! L, .¥. SPs - It is well day: gis! weeks. ‘Terms, ente: Bte i errystone, Monday COBB BROS. 2 CO Cherry atone. °S HOTEL. LEONA 180 per dar thy ve: + day i Boats te and times a Week, and an ex ‘ht. retarning Sunday night, res H. F. MOOR, Leonardtown, St_ Mary ¢0o., Ma. BOABD Twenty-five additional BOA odated the LOCD’ rate terms scenery. For particu fare apply to THOS. W. LAKE. peMal Aldie, Londen Go., Va. LA*5 VIEW worec 4 WATKINS, NEW This fine new honse is now open for the « ment of guests, temporarily or for the sea son. It is complete in all ite appointments, and handsomely furnished throughont Guests will find it especially adapt rh nd alry roome and thor For further particulat 2023-00 2w fare, ure air, and fi YORK. rtain- a ~~ Fine Groves, handsome Walks, good Dri Fisiivg and Boatlug on the Together with the far-fane! Watkins and Havena Glens, the view from the house of Snrcn Lake aud with the Gest the mar- vent corps of attendants alton guests Part aving Washingt arrive at the House at 6 in t be secured for the aeason on apptication by am REDEMEY. BR, Propri : at 4:53 in the morning ening. Ro CBARLES Lake View 1 R* KBRIDG OPEN JUNE isr, 1573. ‘This favorite and celebrated Water = edditionsl attractions th © It will be kept in Virgivis. . The waters of these special Springs efthor cure or greatly relieve most cases of Sor incipient ce Chronic Brochitis ~ - onic aud & general re haps, unrivalled amongst mi Proprietor has provided for tl @ first-class band of music at our Dest summer resorts ay at BOCK BRIDGE ALUM. hin from eleven to thirteen bi mond, Washington, Py rail, all in P. a the daylight. Passen, Peake ana Onto Raliroad nt Goshen Depc \t elegant oe the Visitors at the Sprin, he EES, Baltimore. Desc riptive pamphlets sent free on application, je9-1my' LADIES’ GOODS. [MENS ATTRACTIONS: stock of White and ookeshstich Shear Cart san ge ill Le sold much below thei leome ite Suite... sone. Handsome Colored Suite... A few extra Sine "Fine BISBO Sommer Di greatly red OONNOLLY'’s, 60% oh street, _deB6t* Opposite Patent Office, TeEstx PER CENT. DISCOUNT. [AN we above discount on wi «iN commence seffing’ at MONDAY entire Kock of Hee’ and Children's Dresses Points, Bacauee, and Capes, oe Eee or eat xine, jowers, ee Bihbens, On bis Iarge and choice assortment of MADE FRENCH UNDEE.Ga’ P. CORSE’ 8 d@cduction of 10 lowed. All goods marked in pi jem IMPORTANT. Ol TWO THOUSAND YARDS OF REAL VALENCIENNES AND ENGLISH THREAD LACE (job lot) Bonght at great sacrifice, and selling at HALF PRICE at Bonrets and in figures. M, WILLIAN, 907 Pa. 801 vis’, $01 MARKET SPACE, je%-lw Oorner 6ch street. W8T LOOK !—Ten TUCK SKIBTS for 85 cents, Pe RL Ga ss Te Bee ee oon MISS McCORMICK, a = 105 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU constantly on hend a fine assortment of IMPORTED BONNETS, STBAWS, CHIPs, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c., all of the newest designs. Ladies CAPS and FUBKS just received ap ae "YUE, LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF LaDIES J SUITS, oglimeget reduced prices, at 1B 5. HELLER'S, 715 Market Space, TRUNKS, SATUHELS ol “5 TRAVELING BAGs, In score er VERY LOW PRICES, a ches Brg ge erage et snd drank business. Fino Harness and Tvarke tele HU!'s celebrated BD HAB- LABS: which we are pelitag at Gon: ncord Harness ip second story 497 PRRSTLY ABE Gir eacrican ra unc QGRR MANUFACTORY. ENOOUBAGE HOME MANUFACTURE! TRUNKS REPAIRED AND COVERED. JaMES 8. TOPBAM & CO., . HARNESS, SADDLE AND TRUNK MANU- - FACTORERS, Ho. 425 SEVENTH STREET, EAD AND SAVE YOUB MONEY. Ladic who have vl Bair i Hi fi Pose Rate oy oe §™srue DEPOT O17 Shvaxra Stazer, lawns and ball-room nd in general all the sources of amusement and recreation aeually found will be at the command 2 coaches, passing rapidly over & sret Toad of ‘only ight wtiee, 200 down os ‘Suits, which will be sold 8 LA WH reduged to 20 cents. 38 60 Peaad DAK BACUUES at Tates at Jpne 40 and continue to July 2, his 100 soo 100 300 from. 100 100 0 we fle EBS, BACQUES, 2 100 WHITE LAWN = « 100 COLORED * “ WHITE LAWN WRAPPERS, &6.501 BATESTE POLONAISE ax 100 WHITE LAWN POL 100 BROWN LINEN POLO GOTES from. @ doren Ladies’ Cotton BKIBTS, only, - FOR CHILDRE PIXE Goons POPULAR PRICES. Lockwood, Hufty & Taylor, 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENU®, Are receiving large additions of new ani desirabic- Goods tn each department, particninr!y viaptel for tbe season, at prices to suit the wants #. KRESS DEPARTMENT, Second Floor. frou £2) 08 KEDINGOTES READY-MADE UNDERGARMENTS for LaD. AND CMILDEEN, th six tacks aereen dB COURS “with mine tucke, #18 twelve ee 1D with ROC ann aaa cnereen ee And 6 fali line of BKRIETS, tucked, plaite! and om- Droidered, from @1 45 to $35 each, with “ia- proved spring 100 dosen Lédics’ Cotton CHEMISES, with a Sn fos) from @1 @ to 3.28, 100 doven ‘Ladies Cotton DRAWERS, tucked, Berctceereeane 78 conte 100 dor “ “ come 300 dosen + “ ” 81% |W EAB is reploto clegant designs in CHEMISES, DRAW- NIGHT DEESSES, and DRESSING FOR INFANTS. ‘We mention afew of the many desirable Goods to be found tm this Department : INFANTS’ FLANNEL BANDS; FLANNEL SKIRTS; Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIO SKIRTS: Plaip, Tocked and Bubroidered SLLPQ; DBESSES, iv great variety; in 2 to S Years of Ago: HEMISES; DRAWERS; PRESSES; Cambric, Pique aud Linen D. Cotton, Pigue and Swiss APEONS; SACQUES, in Cloth, Fisnnel and Pique, SHIRT WAITS; CAPS: SUN BONNETS and STRAW HATS; Swiss and Pique OVER-DRESSES. LADIEM DRESS feetny for Dresses to trimenings goods.