Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1873, Page 4

JTWRSDAY.. “LOCAL Nws. Locais, Wills, bes had ee City Hat <- + hag been appointed by Gov. Cocke commissioner of (eds for the District of Columbia in the sta.te of Mtineis. A boy named Henry Fitzhugh, about years of a: 4 = fate nr nano wa'er nesr the Patent joe yester@ay, was by Dr. J. E. Snodgrass. bail was pia: ux and resotted in favor of the Creightons by a . 20re of 25 to 19. jetropoliten rattroo4 c! a mere get w. S$. P. Browa, &. G. Ere Ny, AL Herr, Wm. From Brad Adams we x July Ag ened 14, &c.; from J. €. Parker we have Harper's Week’y tor July 19, The picnic at Anslostan Island last night ro he benefit of John We"ker, the fireman, who broken in Georzetown while on duty a few weekssince, and subsequently amputaied, was very snccers ul. Charles MeCartncy has entered sat P. Sullivan claiming $1,000, for slar¢ slender is thest >ment‘*He stole ,ort: *, alleged to have ween made by the defendent of and coneerping © 1 plaintiff. A. a meetir> of the Washington Schuetzen Veretn last nig.t, it was decidcd to change the constitution so that hereaiter meetings wil' be held monthly instead of quarterty. Tne finanre secretaiy was authorized to draw a salary of = "0 per arnum, ed In “he .atrreor'y one sec- retory wi" be ap, > ntcd, at asalu y of $300. -o—_— Weekly vor against " The Tar st At.. «er at Hie twar Ros- ror) ta2 Borat oan—A sew days ence Tue. a> gavean @ ant of ana icmpt by ovr cd men at b'z* way robvery on the Gurr io tin tbe couuis, and the injury in- ficted on Mr. Dryer by 0¢ 0! the iobbers with a store wh'ch .t.ueck him in theter ve. This ocertr-d on the night of the 5 1 In: s nes + sen the office. s have been on the a*e.: for the guiliy pertics, and oa Terstay p'cht Officers slo oph T. Mo zan and Charles V. McDermott, (rented men )i.ce Luwo of the saspected part e-—co’o cd men—to a hove in Pig alley, in Swamroodle, where they took them into cus- tody. Tuer pam-s are Lerjamin Jackson and John W ley Willams. They were straigned be.ore Judge Snell. of the Police Court, th's morr'n~, ch-*ged ® th e<san't and battery, and plead=¢ rot ge hy. Mr. Dryer testificd ‘that : sm! }'* epproach a and took the one o- horse byt e bead and dew vid d tbe admit. ted into the wacontoide. Atthe sume time, anotrer firng alerge s' one, \.bich struck ness inthe bead. fhe s'sterot Mr. Dryer te fi d tha: s' e was pr>-ent, and saw the lwo men rele.s Ato with wwo others. They stopp-d the bow.e, bul atter Mr. Dryer was siruck she cut te bore with the whip and ran him up the bi’. thus e.cap'ng them. ould -we.t as t pit oners were di rquently Jobn Neither of the wit- ho threw the stone, isscd on this charge. ‘ey Williams was gcd with making @ felonious assault on ‘ael Cavanaugh, and rob'ving him of a loaf ugh te-tified that he was Nace four a. Mr. Cava g Mr. Wm. He sler’s wazon to his ‘:e count y, and that on the Burr ro dmen suddenly made their appear: nriounding the wagon, demanded mon sime time pointing pistols at bim and bis hreatening to sh Ne thero” the om and the men then * nts had any money, loaf of bread out of wk AR._| the we om ard © © Grand jury, and bords fix Dats*,C0e- commrced m detault. ——<—_e—— Bit any Notes.—Adjutant General Amos Web cr )<..esday issued general orders No. 13, ree 1 the field and s. tf officers elected onthe i v’.ume by the cantains and teat ants of « = first iegiment National Guard toliow:: 5S. S. Swcot, co'onet’ Robert [. Flem- min, eat ~ co'onel; William Dickson, senior m ‘5 J.T. K. Plant, janior major; J. F. Hartigan, surgeon; A. C. Miller, assistant surgeon, W. H. tfeall. atjutant; James Me- Nabb, jx. quartermaste-. “He «directs that they and such company officers of that organiza..ua as have not been muste.ed in report at the office of the adjutant general cornerof Pevnsylvania d "7th street, »-morrow (Friday) eve- Z, at $0 cock. to take the oat prescribed the militia law of the District of Columbia. The different comp . ‘es 0" t' “s regiment are making preparations jor ta: > . ‘oot'ng exeur- &e., ior the searom. Toe tire. trip is to be given by company D to Marshall Hall next Monday, when a targei--tooting match will take place. On Thursday July 21. company A Will give their third anuuz! excursion sixty mules down the Potomac on the steamer K~" port. Company F, Capt. i. He-meman, wiil give * grand p'enic and targes prize-shertir g at Loetter’s getden on Morday. July 21. The henora-y members of the comvany bave con- tributed $100 towards purchasing priz -. The cowmit*2e to decide pon the shooting will be selected f.om the different compap-csof +e first regiment. ‘she President's Mounted Guard have pre- Paied @ handsome et of reswlutiow.s to be for - warded to the Duquesre Gr Pa. than™'=7 the orps.or “est ond of colors Pr nod to the Guard some months since. gchar Sanches Witts Fiter.—Fvar wills, partialy p.oven mere i’ din the P. ob te Court yesterday, viz The wll o° Thomas T. made in 1866, & ‘ $5.000 t> Mrs. Cordclia Beall, 85,0¢) tothe vashington Cis Orphan A ;irm, and the iest of bis estate equally to Wu. Clem Tuck, b's wite and ch’ a, appoining s.id Tuck and Jobn B * sebe'l hs exece?irs. The codicil, daced 1863, inerea:es the b-qu> : ty Mus. Beull to $10.000, and leaves to h’s “fathiul clerk,’ N + $3.000. In November, 1863, he again opened the and besid ing b.- quest. to Sh.w for reasons satis"actory t> himself so arranged the bequest to the Tuck tami‘ly that each member would rece:ve $6,000. Jn & sabsequent codicil he nuilifies all previous addenda, and reéstablishes the first documsnc us his last will and testament. Joseph N sceusohn bequeath-s all his ~** to his daughter Sophia, bat should she we a minor rnd vumarried he divec-s his execator, Charles Walter, to sell all his property and re- mut the proceeds to the Burgomaster of Herd- wangen, in Baden, Germany, to be by him di.- tributed equally to the children of his decess 1 sJcotber there residing. Jobn L. Roberts, whose will be: 1.:0. bequeathes aft his propeniy, real and per- sop.l, ipeluding library and horsshold effects to D's “e, ana t> bis daughters, Lizzie O. are Ewma A., $l Jescb, t> be incre.sed to $1,090 €ac* ip cei tain comer rene. -%. same: Allen bequeati = all his property to his ¥ “e, and also anpoints wer execu’ — + date May, The Cn “CIETY gare last eventn; the'r thi danuual exer’.ion. and, as is their co tom. em extamed thet arerda im @ most delizbi.e' manne:. The a) enc? of any confu- Bion ur vnples-antn"s characterized the excur- £ on of ye te day 9s upon their other trips, and thecrifre comp-ny upon the docks of the Lady ofthe Leke were jovovs t.om the start to the revarn. The steamer landed part of the excur- toni Mar-h i'l Hall ard then proceeded downthe river about thirty milcs and retarned, landing the party at sharp twelve (the hour promised) at the dock. ‘Tue Chorals sang veral of their choice selections iu the atter- cabin and on the forward deck, and were loudly encor-d. As a musical organization they to he one of the features of Wash- and in the coming season will ubtiess exceed any of their former mnsical bye pe _ Sil Lave, it is suid, a arver ba'l for rehearsals, and, in tact, talk ut butding a hall for themseives, oo ee Tur New Oneay Presbyteriar the = on &t the New York avenue <ttreh will be beard to-night at an, concert, and under the skilifal hands ot Prof. Torrington, of King’s chapel, Boston, dts full power of expression and vurie. of tones will be heard to the best advantage. Some of the pipes were taken from “ie large Coliseum orzan and used in t. is, by the brilders, Mesers, Hatebings, Plaisted & Co., of Boston, and wil! be heart to-night. The me will beof the choicest nature. Prof. Torri will play the larghetto from Beethoven’s ~vmphony, aso the ‘ollowing pleces:—A fagu o: 3 “andante,” Hay “Tanphauser h,” ‘Wagner; overture, ‘Poet ard Peasant,” Suppe; “Sonata” by Merdelsrohn; and in all ten pieces, any one of which will be init elf a treat. Mr. Ewer and Miss Bradley will: , aad altovether the prograwire ts rich avd vay — A Narrow Escars .-om fatal curred last evening, resides at 1104 2th sf-oe’, sup, out of bis pocket, ‘ing it was e banded it to little Ni ‘Bin Barry, to play with. Scon Kinson it out of the boy shand and snap i it at Mr. Leekie in sport. He then palfod the 1 a was diseharged, again, and the weapon grazing Mr. L-ckie’s head and lodginz the avenue root, it appears, bu! & root of Dr. Kideell's building where dey bad been placed on one. In cleaning up and Te ‘epper part of that bu' to be by the statu tical bureau of partment, the heads were discovered. — I. O. M. Osrrcens IxstaLiep.—At the last regular meeting of Columbis Lodtze, No.1 In- dependent Order of Mecbavtc~, Depaty Grand Architect H. C. Wagner ip-tyilcd the cheers for the ersamz term: Jobn W. M.; W. Wallach Grant, J. M; recording secretary; Go. S. Jones, financial P. Jacoba, t.easarer; Chas. N. jpiess, conductor. j | tion are incorrect; that the fac’ pt Mother and her Neglected | A Heartless ies! Yesterday Dr. W. D. Scewart, mzdical sani- tary insp ctor t> the Board of Health, received an anonymeus communication Feque ting b'm to call at the alley betw oan K ai L gad torn apd I7th streets northw: t, where in A certain house was a white ebit ».th a colored man ani woman, that the infant shamefully ».-*leeted; that the tT, who was unknown t ‘he wri-er, pays thes onle a good sum per ' .nth to take care of it, » the money wi ; expended for other pr-poses, The doctor, in company with Dr. Keene, health officer, at once went to the place aoe aay eee ey Se as ben band, color=d, with tht-e children living. The oticials mede known the object of their visit, and were invited They found evi- dences of great poverty in the house. The child wat ¥ nd reluctantly shown. It was io @ crib, ippet im dirty rags, and suffering from illness. On taking it icom the crib it was found to be very much emaciaied, being nothing but skin and bones. On estioning the woman it was ascertained at (ome months previous she bad taken this child to nurse from a house on Capitol Hill; that she had read the advertisement signed by Dr. ——, and was thus directed where to for it, and was promised $3 per week for nursing it; that it was given her by a white lady, who re- fosed to give her name, and that the doctor re.erred \o had attended her m her confinement, and it was all right; thet the doctor had visited the child severa! times when she first got it, and left medicine for its eyes, which were ver sore; that the mother had not visited it, and, thinking something was wrong, she had called on Capitol Hill tosee ita mother, who expressed indifference as to its fate, saving that she had tried every way to kill it bevore it was born. The mother now resides on iéth street. near the boundary, and the nurse stated that she had sent the child to her several times by her own little danghter, but she iefased “» own it or receive it; that lately a man, said to be its father, visited it o casiorally, and on Tursday last he lett one dol’ .r ior its support; tht the father is doing a large bus ness in th's city, out she has thus far received only £9 or ber ser- vices; that she thought the cause of its puny appearance was that it had been ill-tee. 1 before its birth. Those gentiemen went to the place indicat d, where it was said the mother was living, but did not find her at home, ———_e—__—__ Tne Reasox Wuy.—At the meeting of col- ored men at Union League Hall on Tuesday evening last Mr. David A. Stvaker, one of th leading speakers, was patticulrriy severe in his denunciation of Covnciiman John H. Brooks and Mr. Henry John:on, president of the board Of colored . “hool trnstees. Some letters of his are now publ'shed, which, in the minds of seme persons, will acount for his hostility to the colored ‘school tiustees. Mr. Straker is em. loyed inthe sixth anctor’s office. Last Sep- mer his wife made an application for a posi- tion as teacher in the colored schools. On the lith of that month he addressed a letter to the trustees, stating that although at the examina- ton Mrs. Straker attained but 49-100—less than the average required—yet he knows that through the clemency of the board others who have fallen below the Average have been ap- pointed. He therefore asks that Mrs. Straker Teceive an appointment. He also wrote to Mr. Henry Johnson, reminding him that they were united ‘“ecclesiastically,” ‘aud asking his in- fluence to secure a teachership for his wife. In the same letter he says his wife’s health is poor, and he would like to have her appointed in some school uear her residence. He als states that he has purchased a house and intimates that his wife’s appointment would aid him eatly in paying for it. On the 20th of Oct )- ber he again wrote Mr. Henry Johnson, urging bis wife's appointment and subscribing him if ‘{raternally yours.” In another letter dated the 19th of October. t> Mr. Johnson, referring to a letter he had written to the board of tru:- tecs he says: “Ihave no doubt it will receive your public approval, and in’so doing I shall do my best to reflect on those who entrust me with ik. and on you “.catecualiv.” Eshall te 1ave my acLong” es one brother should is anothe: You doubtless know me now, fern iy yours.” Mis. Straker was not appointed to a teacher- ship for the reason given ino eof her hn:- band's letters, v b arse she fs'led to passa satisfac ory exam ‘nation, hence theee patz.otic denunciatiors. a UNst MAGISTRATE AND A per.on conversant with the vs the stat2ments in an ari - STAR under the above cap: er the c > are that acert in Goiteil sub-lected @ patt of his office to Jv-tice Ke-se, and gave him but a few duys’ verbal notice of bis intention ef moy- ang, rot giving K-cse an opportunity to get a suitable place el.>wheie; that Constable L .cy did rot put the frrnitere out of the office, b - cause Keese had commenced moving and only hed ope desk Jett in the office, but there was some of b's tarrttore in the front part, which he had Joancad Gottheil, which he h-4 never terned over to Kec e; that this is what be put out. but not Keese’s desk; that Justice M'l's @'d pot i sue a writ of rest.(ution against Keese; that Keese did not zo off and i sue a warrant against the corsi.ble, Henry Lacy, while he Was engaged in removinz the 1e-nitere, but did ONSTAR: Vice Versa facts in the ¢ «e cle in ye-terday i: sue one yesterday against himon the oitio? alady. A wric was issued on the 21 day of Jul by Justice Mills.on the oath of Margsret K. S.mpson against Augrsios Gotthe'l, serv-d by A.J. Thomas in two hov-s # ier the ‘ssue of the writ, which was moe return ible on the 10th day of July, isis, at 10 @ m. Go.che* confesscd judgment on the cd,and the proc ed- ings mentioncd were then tuken. a THE NEFDED EASTERN EXTENSION OF THE METLOPOLITAN STREST RAILWAY.—Tre .ol- lowing communicaiion was ent by the Bo. J of Public Works *)-day: J. Warren Browa, ¢.q., and others: “Gentle men—In reply t> your communication sztung forth that the citizens residing in the e: tern section of the city and in Union*>na are d Be ous that the Meiropolitan street railwav com- pany should extend its track alonz East Capitol street te 11th street, and thence southward #'on; said street to the street that cres cs the Eastern Branch, and request! ed the company for su: I am directed tu say that the bo. power t> grant any right of way along the streots named for the purpose stated; but thai in view of the urgent need of t' °s me.ns of in- tercourse it wili not in’ " extension of its charter. Very respectfully, Cwas. S. Jono, Aisistant Sec’y Bo-rd of Public Works.” eg ee A Maw Kitiep on THE Raitezoap Near Battimong.—Detective McDey itt rej orts that he lett Philadelphia about 12 o'clock yeste.day on the train for Washingtom, and while crossing Lush river, outside of Baltimore, the engine struck & man on the bridye and knock-4 nim into the river. He appeared to be a labor og man about 45 years of age, and when the train approached the whistle was blown and the man appeared contused, and ait>mpted to ran shead, when the engine sirrek him and he was knoek' d overboard. Just as he bit the water Le threw up bis arms and sank. The train was stopped and there was no one around by whom any information of bim could be obtain d. The (cain then started on again, Burtprxa Pzemirs.—A two-story frame stable, south s:de side A sireet, between 6th and 7th, southeast, tor 8. W. Baxcer; @ one-story icame carpenter shop, west side lith sireet, be- tween North Carolina avenue and B s.reet, vuthe: st; six two-story brick dwellings, east sideof Goat alley, between 6th and 7. and L ard M streets, northwest, for John Myers; a two-story frame dwelling, west side 16th street, between L and M, northwest, for W. Cuailds; a two-story fraine dwelling and store, west side ist street, between Massachusetts avenue aud P strcet, northwest, for D. J. Cotter, —_-—— Tre Board or Praiic Works have directed th: h street, between Pennsylvania avenue street northwest be graied. The super- nt of streets has been directed to sink a well and erect a pump on Elyars séreet, Hills- dale, south of Stacton street. Ordershave been issued for the grading and gravelling of 14th strcet, trom Boundary street t> Columbia road; also for the laying of brick foot walks on EK street, bewween 13th and 134 streets. Tre by ocecariny —— Eiar: bh Corrse, et for 3 o’ciock p. m. to-day, bas .avped out to be @ izle. Mr. Taliy, owner of the bay mare, feri@ited .he stakes. “Cons ¢- bie dissatisfac' era Lion exists among the spo...ng fraternity im coosequence. A trot has been substitated for the ranr rg race, but no stakes are up. a7-The New York and Oswego Midland rail- roar was completed yesterday. SF Avother deposst of #600 as'detrih on make in the McCool- Allen prize fight. s7 Tue Indians in Chihuahua are on the wat path, and have killed : everal citizers. 7A fire salvage corps has been orge nized ‘7 Beltimore. m7 A pireak of prohibition Ngh¥ning killed the @ ‘ver 0° a St. Louls weer wagor. ‘A Wisconsin sheep put out the eyes of b's ane by drivirg the Duacte tuto fee. S7-These are the days for the to; Kemble deccribes the toga as & bdu.ior . 7 Mrs. Anrs O'Leaiy, @ sister of ex-Con- gre = Johu Mo. ey, died at Chicago, Ia. : wok SFA party of bors cali: upon a Rowl- tng Green (By-) ‘whipper and thrashed uim ‘an hour. S7'Dr. Charics T. Jackson, of Boston, the eminent chem‘st, bas become an inmate of an in. ame ay lum. = ie S7-The tewn o° Covington, Ky., lately al- low da circus to pitch ne teat in Te cemetery sor ¢20. 7 In Pvlask’ county, Ind. woman’s char- act s been decided to be worth $55, anda man’s 370. S7 The Hoosac tunnel was advance 125! f ot in June, leaving 1.07 to be cui, er uf feet more than one-quarter of a mile. ACK on the Piney Fanny t with a Hetfman, THE COURTS. POLICE COURT, Judee Snell —Yoaterday, John ard with sgterfering with the pound mea indischarge of th ir duty; $5. Owen Mc: iy was fine harged wis | Soviet of dutyy ts Tew: tween the husbands yin of the people, and one fentifled very glibly that rown ‘came fered’ " ‘and when the me! beee: ® brick. and honee, was a fight Rel AY. fined $10 for larcony of a tank belopzing to the railroad company. Nicholas Zang, assault apd batiery en Margsret Zang; Bord $10 and cests, and security to keep the peace. Rebecca Baves, assanit and battery on Mar- Reret Brown; §5 and cos's, vert Ev throats of violence against Avdrew Jackson; Keep the peace and pay costa. Flijau Magrnder was gent to the workhouse 60 days, in default of $20 fine, f ing arezor. Heary Delany. fast driving? award W. Linds: colorcd, carrying a y e0. an Creamer, an auc- ged with selling gocds within 10) feet of marke., contrary ie ty to law; Ann load and botaterious; Ani Halley, Profane; #3. Koward Lindsay, yt $3 Re dgex Carel wes fined $3 for onsisz biz vite. Joha Johocon, throwiog «.one Jecob Bend iv. Yaeob got 1a Georgetown fhe deck yeailoaeg. che eilicer he tes: x ppe AY 8) "Poa & poor sickly vated and eowardly atiock woman withont any curse bat was fined + jail,aud GEORGETOWN. INSTALLATION OF OFricers.—At the last meting of Wm. Lovts ochley Lodge, No. 4, I. O.M., of this cicy. the tollowirg offi irs.al'ed by J. N- iss, G. Ac—J. E. Wagner, W. M.; Goo. B. French, I. M.; Geo. W. Decker, Gco. W. Ballenger, F. 8.; Wm. Doherty, jceosurer, J.N. Fan, Con; 8. J. Fisher, chap- ain. At the lest meeting of Hermione Lodge, No. 12, K. of P., the following officers were installed by H. G. Divine, P. S. O.:—Jas. T. Green. ©. C.: dex. F. Esex, N. C.; Eagene Shekell, pro- late; B. Sinsheimer, M. at A.; J.T. Wood, 1. G.; J. Nock, 0. G. TRE <TEAM CANAL BOAT Thom>s Wheeler made the wip from Gcorgetown to Cumberland, a d'stance of 148 miles, in fitty hors’ rurning time, 8. ‘d to be the quickest trip on record. Rit ex News.—The schooner H. N. Squires hasarriv-d irom the Kennebec river with ice for the Potomac and Kennebeo ice company. The steamer Lady of the Lake arrived from Norfolk with a miscellaneous cargo, and cleared ior the same port. ALEXANDRIA. Tar New Crry Government.—The organ- izasion of the new city goverrment was com- phtcd Jest r'ght, when W. N. Berkley, mayor ¢1 ct, was duly irstalied in the pre ence of the embers of ooth boards of the city council. The stand.ng commictees of council’ were an- youre d, aud theré being a iall ad lance, the lasiness Leiore the body was procecded with at once. No Bavixs ALLOWEDIN MaRKeT.—The clerk of the market has determined that cs babies are reither buyers nor sellers, Lut r.ther inteciere with ‘Se facil ies for urs le, the carriages con- teining them sha"! hereat.er be excladed from the market house, and is having, ters orinted to thatediecé. He has also deter ned tuat the renters of market stulls shal! no 'onger obstract the footways in the building by Darrels and boxes, but shall keep ail they have for sale on thet benci Tse Deer ov THE ConroRaTtion.—Accord- ing t) thesiatement of the committve on fivance, mde last night. the total debt of the city would appear to be S924, but the actual indebt- Iness is even less than this, fo of this amount abot 78,000 is betd in the sinking fund and $1.60 by the gas works. making, by the show- ing of the report, the actual ucbt of the city about, in rourd numbers, 3°16 000—a most grat- iy.mg exhibit and one that suould encourage ort p-ople and evhence the value of the city’s 8/ 9¢k,—Ge2r.e, last evening. —_—_—__ Te Two-1Le F oor Race.—The prize plate, valu t at $500, ofiered by Mr. James Gorton Benrett, fora two-mile foot race, will be com- pet d for at Hampden park, Sprinzfield. Mass., on ‘2e Jith inst. The competi: on is open to vudergraruatcs of avy college or university in Americ ., and the ides is ©) encouraze the taste for atulctic spoiis, which are so charectoristic of the English colleges. The quickest time made by the Oxtord or Cambridge men in the two-mile heat was 9 minutes and 59\¢ seconds, but I. is not ex: th .t gentlemen can attain that «peod wihout severe icatving. It is e: ecttd, ..owever, that a pioper eourse of train- fos will be pursued by the graduates of the various collezes, and that the ides of Mr. Ben- nett will be properly carried out. ‘The entries for the race snust be made by letter to Mr. Wm. Liaikie, No. 151 Broa@way, New Yotk, on or before Mondey, (4ihinst., and must be aecom- panied by a catalogue for 1872-73 of the enllege of the p’r-on enterng. together with satisfac- tory evidence of such person’s conneetiou with the colleze. Parties entering for (ie race must wear the color of the college to which they be long, and in such a manner as to be easily di ‘nguished at a querter of a mile.—New York 4amas. A*kKEST OF JOHN WALLACR, THE ALLEG CounTERF4iTEc.—On the 25th of March ‘ust Deputy Marshal Creager arrested in Barton, near Cumberland, Md., @ man Joun Wallace, upon a warrunt irom United States , charging him with pass- ing counterfeit money. .Whiie uuder arvest Watlace dealt Marshal Creager a murderous blow in the temple with a heavy navy revolver and mace bis e:cape. Since that time Wallace bas been a fugitive, hiding among the m‘ners in the mountains of the Alleganies, where it was found impracticable to arrest him. But on Moray last Wallace having made his appear- ance in Cumberland, he was arrested by Deputy Mershal Creager, through the assistance of K. 8. Gross, sheriff of Allegany county, on a bench warrant charging an assault with intent to F Ul, and alo on the orizinal warrant charging him with passing counterreit money. Walace was brought to Baltimore yesterday morning by Mr. Creager ard committed to jail on both warrants. Wallace has been indicted in the United States District Court for an assault with intent to kill N. H. Creager while in the dis- charge of his official duties.—Ballimore Sun, 10th. RerFIANiGM IN BALTIMORE.—Tueeday even- ing, while an excorsion perty of the Asbury Meibod's: Episcopal churcb, consisting of sev- eral ‘undred men, women ard children, were revainivg arom a country pienic ee East Baltimore in procession, headed by a band o# mr ic, @ perty of white boys threw stones at the colored \hidren. This onset culminated in a fight and much digorder at the corner of Bauk avd Exeter streets, both white and colored per- onsengagmg in th- me'ce. A number of stones were thrown by eaci okie, and it is reported that .everal shots were fired. Three or tour color dt pes. ons were batly cut and braised by sons, but no fatal re-ult ensued. The disturb- ance wis finally quieted by the appearance of ree pol ce, who arres.cd several parties. The mc ‘shal of potice is inv -siigating the matter, g7 Three thousand factory operatives in Alcoy, Spain, have s'rve’ for bigher wages. BF Professional gentlemen in Cedarville, Kan., go bare*cot in check sbirts. gy A Kentucky gent was bit on the heel bya copperbe..d, which di 1 thereof, «7A St. Louts lawyer foiled an irate steer by ew ly ub. dilng L's u..urella, @7 Western “Granzers” are using postal- cards *) circulate the. plactorms. “«Post holes” is what a gentleman from the country styles letter boxes. g7The European and American postal con- gre. 5 will meet at Berne on thes 4 of Septem- ber. Notice is givem to the Vienna journals thatthe in al patent right congress w:ll convene on the ith of August. sg7In the Connecticut house yesterday the pill provicing for the consiutonr! convention was defeated by 137 to 65. The bill wasde“eated re aeaccampecegen sig at my They are geti'ng up b‘z vicr'cs ‘or poor emiaren a Trceblyn, New Yor 6 first took place yesterday, and was atterded by five thou- and children. “Sas-A prize of $800 is now offered to a naaie, he she met maid or mere maid, who wil out swim the daughter of the ha»py New Yorker yo puts up fhe money. very are i veloped in that city. A' thetredcse’ 1 raraaans are included e the new movement. goods clerk in Bridge g caving that b's act woe dus 7 The Catholic pricsts of Momph's have no} only given their congregation permission to eat meat Friday, but recommend it as necessa_ i% bealth during the prevalence of the chol ere. ‘A fellow who insulted a lady on the Syra- cure Northern railroad, the other day, was led by the ear through the entire train, the con- auctor being the guide, and deposited inthe enoking car. ©7" A party destroyed a house of bad repute at Enockirg in the toot they started afte plag med: king in a fivew astream of water in the Rouse to drive the occupants out. The Rerryvilte (Va.) Tragedy. ALLEGED ATTEMPT OF LYCURGUS LiTTLE COMMIT SUICIDE—THE TRIAL SET FOR MON- DAY EX’. A —- dispatch to the Baltimore Sun, dated Winchester, Va., yesterday, says: *Lycurgus and Oscar Little, the alleged fra- tricides, are confined in the jail of Clarke county. Their trial is set for Monday, when it will probably be until the fall. Re- rt here says the statement published in the ‘ashington Star, end p to have come from Columbus Little, a spectator, is wholly at variance with the account of the that person the day of the homicide. Demian reser) ret ing 0} ° the fact that the murdered man waa’ beat it the head after the pistol wound was in- filcted. The verdict of coroner’s jary was that Clinton Little came to hisdeath from a = shot fired with premeditation by his rother Lycurgus Little. The wounded are re- covering as ray any stcneie be expected. Mrs. Little's wound is the most serious, the injuries of the others, with the exception of Oscar, being chiefly bruises about the head, received from the clubbed pistols in the hands of the combat- ants. It was reported on Monday that Lycurgus had committed suicide in the jail at’ Beryrilic, The statement was incorrect, ever, and probably arose trom the fact that he had made such an attempt on Saturday. He had obtain-d a bottle of morphine by some means, and Dr. Love. who was one of the first physicians called in, had a severe struggle with him for its pos- session.” CITY ITEMS. Fine Jer Jewery, Fine Plated Jewelry, Fine Oxidyzed Jewelry, In all the new styles, at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No. 437 Penrsylvania avenue, near 4% sirect. Spretar Norice.—! amselling from my large stock of spring and summer Boots and Shoes, at cost, many at less than cot, embra Burt's New Por's and other sivles * B. Clast's at one do'lar les than the form price. Alco a general a* ortment of other hand- come makes at a s.critice. E. C. Burt's of every description of Boots and Shoes for ladies, misses, children and infants at cost and less. Our rep ters will never be presented again with £0 good a chance to supply themselves and families with rich and good-fitiing shoes so cheap. . F. Coats, a 952 7th sir-st, next to corner K. A Distressine Coven caus the friends of the sufferer almost as much p: as the suf- terer himself, and should receive immediate attention. Dr. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore » &e. It will always relieve consump- tion, and in many well- fected a perfect cure. eet AT THI8 SEASON, Dooley’s Calisaya is fust the Tonic to invigorate and aire an appetite. It is Worth a trial. $1 per bottle. 6 paket pak coe WHEN YOU ARE PASAING Dooley’s Drug Store, on Capitol Hill, just try his Arctic Soda. It is always kept Ice-cold and'delicious. 6 pSciear tes cea Ss TRON IN THE BLoop.— When the blood is well supplied with its iron element, we feel vigorous and full of animation. It is an insufficiency of this vital element that makes us feel weak and low spirited; in such cases, the Peruvian Syrup (a protoxide of iron) can supply this deficiency, and its use will invigorate us wonderfully. 6 — TAKE CARR or Your VALUARLES.—Call and examine the fire and burglar proof vanits of the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New York avenue and 15th street, for safe keeping Of securities, jewels, silver ware or other valu- ables, Rents trom ten to sixty dollars per an- nm, according te size. No business man can afford to do without them. Tuke warning from the Chicago and Boston fires. potenti Gi Critpren ery for Pitcher’s Castoria. It regulates the stomach, cures wind colic and causes natural sleep. It is @ substitute for castor oil. 4,253,003: ———— Porp’s ExTmacT cures rneamatism, burns, Piles, ulcers, teothache, sore throat, spraius, sealds, soreness, old sores, headache, colic, lameness, bruises, boils, wounds, neuralgia, hoarseness, diarrhcra, and all hemorrhages, etc. Pond’s Extract differs from all other advertised Preparations in the fact that it is a rtanderd medicine, treated of in medical writings, and known to be a cure for these diseases. m,th,s,tf SUPrERERs FRom CoRNS, BUNIONS, BAD Nalre, ete., find immediate relief at Dr. White's Rstablishment, No. 535 15th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury. The treatment often effects a perfect cure, even in extreme cases, if none but suitable shoes are worn. tr peat dds Vi TrRco-Rvsstaw GATAS; atso, M. por Baths, for all skin 903 E street. ‘tested cases it has a edicated Va. ), at Dr. Shedd’ 5,20,6: —— WittLoox & Giss’s Swine Macaims. The peneanny senor Ripeming Agenc; hig Chas. yumn’s hoops corset factory, Tth Imtalligencer Bullding. io” es TRE COMMUNITY at a] te the use- ee a eae aera” TEREMOMETEES and Barometers are repaired &nd made to order by Hempler, near 4% street: Swe CURED DRIED BEEF. gar Cured HAMS. ugar Cured BREAK FAST B. Geauine Kast Lr dia CURRIE Lewis & Bro’s SALAD OR! KERS. TON CRACKERS. h& Ge *s Crushed WHITE WHEAT, 6 ibs. RLPHONZ0 YOUNGS & Co. Jy310.12 Masonic Temple, 9th and BT WL 1 P® = PORT WINE!! VERY OLD AND PERFECTLY RELIABLE Bg ite medicinal value has been thoroughly ted. Je%-colm WN. W. BURCHELL, 1332 F street. HAVE EXAMINED THE FORMULA FROM which KNAPP’S TUNIC BEER js prepared by Mr. M. '?. Eridwell, and find it contains extracts of pare vegevable touies, with nothtag injurious in its composition. I recommend ites @ healthfal tonic beverage, free from stimulants, and especially ben. eficial to Invalid: suftering t omdgspepsia astric troubles. SAM'L 8. BOND, M.D. 1121 street, corner 12th, northwest, Manufacto: M stroct, between 3d and 434, southwest. "je27 oda" ) a cealed THE GOLD SPECTACLE, LOR Oxry $6, H. H. HEMPLER, Om AC POW: Groeors, F streets. nBtr Deviin & Co., NEW YORK MERCHANT CLOTHIERS THE LARGEST VARIETY OF GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEAR IN AMERICA, ALL THE NEW STYLES miStr__ 1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. “WNLE ALKALINE EFFERVESCENT = APERIENT Cools the Blood, opens the Bowels and acts on the Kidneys, For sale by all Druggists, Price, 60 cents. ww A teaspoonful is a fine refreshment, TRY IT! jel6-Lm ‘OHEN’S LOAN OFFIOR, corner of Tih street } entrant low Conde at rece nies See lowest rat eee ee gn & 00.) . en RERCH ANT TAILOR, jotel. (late Brown’s, jy tery Ny BOE Penwe ave Washingt on. JARTIES DESIRING STORAGE can obtain it W. L. WALL & O0., Pym ansaid F, 7: BRIBERGER cr 59-5t Rep) _ corner 9th st. and Pa. aven' AGES! CARRIAGES !! CARRIAG on Ey and complete stock of class Family Carri-' nable pric all styles,)Top and No-top veral fine . BH. GRAHAM’ ew Repository and pactary, hy fiotte ents ABE! ; FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AU- og ee ig at GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. PPR ES B® THOS. DOWLING Auctioneer; Georgetown GUAKPIAN'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL By virtacl eects atte Gontens Scart of y Virtue uf atlecrve «f the Supremé of Prive Dinteves “of Caiumbiay belting «special term. Probate jurisdiction passed on the lor a A.D., 188, and duly patified by the sa court, holding a x ity jurisdiction on the 3d day of July, A . D_ ist3,the tindersigned, es guardian for the minor heirs aud as agent for the adult beirs, will ell at public auction. In front of the pretiises.on WEDNESDAY, Seen day of July, A.D. 1878, the following described real estate, ituated in. own, District of Columbia, east balf of lot No. 48, Beall addition, beginning at the distance of 130 fect weet from the corner of ad Beall prectr. an) renning theace with south line of Beall'stroet west 3) fect; thence sou! Fag A asm eek 80 Reet; and thence north 10 .e beginning. - E ‘Ale, the west half of lot No. 49. in Beal's aai- tion, ming at the distance ot 180 feet west from corner of Beall and Concress streets, and roontng thence with the south side of Beal!’ street west 20 fect) marth, 190 foot: cast 3 feet; and thence north 0 beginning. Iso, lot No 9. inthe western addition te George- degipning at the end of the third line 8.and running with seid line reverset ning of said He; thence west- with Prospect street 60 feet; thence rallel with Onllege street 52 feet to Fall, now Bridge street; thence with said street to the begining. ‘The last described Lot to be sold at the hour of 5 o’clock p, m.,and the two first de- scribed at the hour of 6 o'clock p.m Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree; One- third cash: balanon of the purchase money in two equal payments at six and twelve taonths ane f sale; the purchager or purchasers to give his, her or their notes fur the deferred payments, with fereat from day of sale at 8 per cont. pr aunmin. PERRBRS FINE GooDs at POPULAR PRICES. erly parallel sontherly $100 to be pai n at time of sale on each lot sol, and the baian cash payments within five days e after day of sale. Tb: to be retained anti! all the purchase money . If the purebasers of said pre on ether shall fail to comply with the term: five days after day of sale, the i the right to resell the sai? Jot or lots a Lockwood, Hufty & Taylor, he defaciting purchaser or pu.chas'r after . et potice as lentes upon like Siig atthe oot ofibesore mt 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, GEORGE SHOEMAKER, Gnardian. EORGE SUORMAKER, Acont jyB-dta THOS. DOWLING, Aner te pei EN ¢ "We cone ESS GOODS to red sacrifice of Are receiving large additions of new and desirable by the first of Au S200 now Goods in each department, particularly adapted for _iy3.6* No. 121) Briuge wt the season, at prices to suit the wants of all BY THOMAS DOWLING, Anct.,. Georgetown. CHANCERY SALE OF DESIRABLE PRO?- ERTY By virtue of a decree passed by the Supreme Court of the District of Coltnbia, on the ish Klay of June, 1873, ina canse px 4 iu said court wherein Gray Payné and others are complain ants, Athey and others defendants, pumberea 3.153 on ths Equity docket of said court, Twill offer at public sale on the premises,on MONDAY, the 14th day of July, 1873, at the eur of 6 o’clocg in the af- Ing-described propert eco of ground L._.U.uing By fort fe section of Beatty & Hawhiae? ai town, on the westside of Fayette str sonth T2feet; then west 220 fect. as po LADIES’ DRESS DEPARTMENT, may 8, and recorded in Liber ‘A follo, 448, to George Aihey. “Aine, nil Lot numbered 160 in Bealls additica, scontiog 22% Secoad Floor. feet on the sonth side of Gay street and 12) fort on Mont or deed dated June 224, . ised « [Sale to commence with | 100 BROWN LINEN SUITS. thie property] Alse, part of Lot nunibeccd 183 1 | 19@ “ “ Beall’s addition, beginning 80feet from the south. | tog PS east corner of Green and Dombarton strests, and running east 30 feet; then sonth EO fest: thea west | 100 “ G0 fect then north, 10 feet; then east 3 foot: then | 200 + “ north 70 feet to the heetining, as per dem! date! ; “ Toth April, 1827, with the two-st ty Brick building | 20@ WHITE ms upon the same. 1000 i: hird cash; the res:teo of the pur- | 100 “ “ chase money in 6 and 12 months, the purchaser giv- | 199 “ ing his notes, bearing interest from t day of sale, 300 “ hole of the purchase money may be paid | 30 within five days from the day of sale. On payment | 200 COLORED “ of the whole parchase Bi ey the undersigned will haser, free. clear, and arnt discharged of all claim All conveyancing att RP. JACKSON _isI-tor THOMAS DOWLIN (P'UE FALL RUSH 18 COMING. The present long, warm days is the beat time my work. So, ladies and geats, bring fu your F. ‘and Wintor Goods at once; thus, avoidable delay in the exeeu such a rasn of business as we ex fall, your goods will and’ carefully kept for « ‘Charges moderate, id cause. $10 to $20 from 378 seseeees $22.00 ISB and BEDIN -senee $6.00 to @ 18.00 j POLONAISE to. net 100 BROWN LINEN POLONA GOTES from. = icely cleaned or months, if desired, Terms invariably C. 0. D. w.H. WHEATLEY, FERMION eS eae DYEING AND SCOUR ESTABLISHMENT, 49 Jefferson Stroct; Georgetown, D.C. Onice 0 eam. Until io. READY-MADE UNDERGARMENTS fer LADIES AND CHILDREN, COAL AND Woop. GOsEr woop: COAL! Woop: ! The rttention of customers and the public een- erally are invited to my large and well-selected siock OOD and COAL ts daily L, which w: Vance for afew days longer "LOCUST MOUNT AIN—w HAZECDELL LEE 150 dozen Ladtew tton SKIRTS, with six tncks ne esseeesvemesneennns 1 OU of BKLETS, tucked, plaited and em- broidered, from $1.45 to $25 each, with *im- proved spring band.” 100 dozen Ladies’ PHILADELPHI\— Red Ash. integer hem AST FRANhLIN—Lorberry. anorerreemenS CORED YKENS VALLEY and COMBRERUAND. “ woo Depot and Ofice—Coruer sth and. B s.reoss souih- “ “ with raf. Also a complete line of Pinin, Tucked, Puffed, Plaited, and handsomely Embroidered, at est. Branch Yard—A street, between 2d and 34 streets, northeast. 2)8-eolm W. 4H. MARLOW. McCAULEY & BRO-.. prices from $1.62 to $3.25. E.™¢ WeOD AND COAL DEALERS. | 100 dozen Ladies Cotton DRAWERS, tneked, Yarde—No, 619 45 street southwest, and No. 1218 at ssteseseceaeemnssnesaseerseeneeneneenmyeesTS CODES 4th street no. cawest. 100 dozen = re * SBoents Depoi—i3% street waarf. 100 dozen * * “ iw Also # large varicty of elegantly trimmed, at prices ranging from $1.25 to $5. Orr stock of FRENCH UNDERWEAR ts replote with all the elegant designs in CHEMISES, DRAW- ERS, NIGHT DBESSES, and DBESSING SACQUES, kept constantly on hand, 2 cost 1 woup: COAL! WOuD: JOHNSON BROTHERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WOOD AND COAL, WHARVES—Fooi 12th and 13th streets, OF FICKS—N. W. corner 12th and Water -ts. 8, W. rper 10th aiti E streets 8. W. 114 %h street N. W- Our facilities for receiving and delivering Coal and ‘ood are unsurpassed by any bi District, and we are red to Fuel to’ consumers or to the trade on the closest margin. We especially invite parties who desire to ronase to the best advantage to give nsa trial. /@ guarantee 2,240 Ibs, to the ton. Now is the tims to buy, as freighte and coal are likely to advance, Coat and Wood delivered from the vessel. and wharves. iy]-eo3m* W OUD ANDLOAL! WOOD AND COAL: We are daily expecting several vessel loads of the choi et qualities of LYKENS VALLEY, LOR- arp ae BETS So COR Ein e will <ell 8. the lowest je rates for éash. pers . McCAULEY & BROS. Yards—No. 519 43% street seuthwest, and No. 1215 4th street northwest, A Depot—13% st jy3-10t A choice and varied stock of WOOD and COAL 293-60 FOR INFANTS, ‘We mention a few of the many desirable Goods be found in this Department : INFANTS’ FLANNEL BANDS; FLANNEL 8KIBTS; Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIC SKIRTS; Pisin, Tucked and Embroidered SLIPh; DEESSES, in grest variety; CHRISTENING ROBES; SHAWLS, Plain and Embroidered; SACQUES; LONG OOATS; WOOL BOOTS; MERINO SHOES and SATIN EMB. BOOTS; NUBSERY BASKETS; PILLOW SLIPS, INITIALED BIBS; NURSEBY PLN) POWDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFS; DEAWEES; BUBBEB NAPKINS; LACE CAPS. ireet wharf. HOTELS | NION HOTE RGEIOWN,D.C., U Ye Sitint Proprietor. ‘This hotel hag been newly refitted and furnished. It contains all the modern improvements—hot and cold baths, bells and gas. It is conveniently located. beinu situated on the line of the Washington and . orgetown City Passenj ls are which, frou the raliread and steambout depots, pass the door every two or three minutes. Thi» this house can reach es b's pleasant Fide of few minutes. Porecus doing ness along the line of the 1 and nd it to their adv: FOR CHILDREN, 2 to 5 Years of Age; SKIRTS; CHEMISES; DBAWERS; NIGHT DRESSES; HOTEL, No. 709 G STREET, H*5¢x"s jemi BETWEEN Tru AND 8rm Streets. | Qotton, Pique and Swiss Rieengsd , in Cloth, Flannel ne: ‘PRE IMPERIAL HOTEL, sree wares: hee aa = ietors SUN BONNETS end 8' 3 JAMES SYKES, Proprietor, pat patie molly FRONTING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, — _— Between 13th and Uch Streets, Wasutncton, D.C. lic fi yas patronage in the’ paste the ‘Prcprletor snk of frends and pee ale i lshinent shih he promises ehll be found ‘at to C, © Wie SBITT HOUSE, apt WASHINGTON, D.C. LADIES’ DRESS Ta2s5 Ms N.Y. Cm a ao sfont “Boarder will ‘one of the Special Order Department, and most houses eae muurscuaa Fo" morn: MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES AND TAN, USE PERRY’S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION, JT IS RELIABLE AND HARMLESS, rae russe habia Loc! Hufty & Tayler, 2 . . kweod & ” USE. PERRY’S IMPROVED COMEDONE id AND PIMPLE REMEDY, * THS GREAT SKIN MEDICINE, Seek! 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVERUE, MITROPOLITAN MOTEL BLOOK. ay tron SoTk ie cornicns, Sey reyatrat os the Bot of fhe Soerh Wi the & ar Savy be es aprertontioas, and ecbiadle ation at thts the woe in pate will be facpishaad Keatt free of charge, bat wilt be "rected tego. peat: will be mad: by the piece, Maeal foot, or meighty forthe vactopr te of werk an galind or in the schedule, fue work will net be wubliviiet abiong differeet Madders, but gomattored tm the aggregate. Tae whole work must be oompleved Within fear months from date of acceptance Payments wil! Be made monthly, dedecting ten Per centum tntil the flual completion of the coa- All bids most be accompanied val ia =a the sam of fifteen dollars, Dobler will accept and perform the contr a fhe suflcieney of the security to be certified ited States Judge, (he Clerk of the Uutted, States Court, or the Distric! Attorney of the District wherein he resides. The Bepartinent reserves the right to reject any of au bide, er ‘cou it be deemed for the interest of the Gow= Ament todo so; and any bid shat is mot made oF the printed form,’ to be obtained im thie flor, s pes not cenform in every respret to the require ments of this advertisement, Abe conaidered 5 Teovived from parties age! in the maoatactura ork, and who have uot ties for getting out the work reed "Bide for tron Work ‘New f Wrought or Cast-Iron the Leer PROPOSALS FOR HEAD STONES Foe N TIONAL MILITARY CEMETERIE: War Deranrwrnr, 2 QUARTERM, & Gevenat+ Orrick, Wastingrox, June a, ins.) 6 invited for farr vetonee . torieey ‘as prowetilvens mot Sd March, 183, of which thefvllowing Provided, that entitled = the head stones required bh - 11 prot 1 toe an act National the A 5 1) Myproved June & 1e7z, shail or, mL) Keep them in Secretary of War WRPADer: sponsible person or persons ail in the greatest of dorabitity, decency, an: of one milli one aamples and bide Measare combine the eleuents cheaproess; an h the stand ality and color sf the stone te be test, mand bite = jt be made aan oes ‘ Telereac. there- 0; abd centracts may be made for separate quanti thes of ench-head stones; and the contracts made an- der this ct abs ide for furnteht all the eid head-stones, and «hy: Bate exceed the sum hereby app The total number to be fornished te extimated at Bliss. For the Known, 147,64; for the Bukaown, dremed to the Qaar+ termaster General of the Army, in whomeofce they witl be opened, in t » preee of bidders, on Sat- urday , Sc ptember 6, 1578, commoncing at 1} o'clock am By order of the Secretary of War. MC. MEIGS, Quartermaster General, Brovet Macr Ge 5 GOVERNMENT i SPITAL FOR THB 1 SANE near Wasniner Sealed Pr white ash, oge- be delivered slong «ide of ntivery to commence of the » to be onntinued at the rate of at 4( #0) tons « week, anil the whole amount adverticed for is delivered. ‘The coat Will be received in atrict accordance with the Act approved July 11, 1870, Payments of mnety (90) per cent. of the amount dae for each cargo will bs mado ‘after it 1s received; and the ten (10) per will be poid when the full am sant’ of engaged to be delivered ta with this advertisement aud eigagent. ntemade sn conformity wi is received. ° ler to furnish coal a¢ Sbove will be consitered unless the true na’ given in the offer, by which the coal « proposes to furnts! scribed CUAL. to be of expense to the Government af the Washington Navy Lami, sulyect to this usual Inspection, dc. gery czas Burenw of Bewpricnt and Recruising. 1,000 (one thousand) Tous Oumberiand Goal, ‘To be of the best quality, free fram at or slate, to be delivered ae ere provided the vern= the ton. ‘he contractor cost tion. ‘The Coal is to be delivered before 263, and in euch be called for bs ereeeenan crac eater cal lor ie Oe | faithful delivery of the Oval v avarded. The right is reserved to reject acy not considered Srentagoes 02 eo = N78 y Inepector U. 8. N. BOOKS, STATIONERY, &e, LL OF SEW ooere RECEIVED AND FOR SHILLINGTON’S BOOKSTOF. &, ® ~ 4% STREET any Pawwa. Avencr. The Spiritual Delusions. By D-D. Dum. Wan The Early in the Northwest. Kvolutionsof Life. By Henry ©. Ohapman. Polities! Portraits. By a London Journalist. on Will the World Say? A novel of every day Hero Carthew. A novei by the author of Dorothy Must it Be? From the Gorman. P pular Lectures on Scientific Subjects. By H. sImholte of Bertin. Elemo: tary Treatise on Natural Philosophy. By ALP. Deschanel, Wauderiuge of ® Vagabond. An autobingraply. The Irish Race fn the Past and the Prosest.” BY the Bev Aug. 1, Thebaud ‘The Hour and (be Man. An Historical Romance, By Harriet Martineau, Ti Cometh Not, "She Said.” A movel. By Aunie mas. Ske Refused Tim. Anovel. By Mr. Oliphant, Theat ip ia Btistious to Crime, By W. A. Banmen <] Bresast. A povel. By Jnlis Hawthorn, 3 Antiquities of the Southern Iudians. By 0. QO. BLANK BOOKS, PLAYING OARDS, PAPER, ry W OBK; A STORY ©) Louisa Alcott, QUESTIONS OF THE DAY. By Dr. John Hall, MAY. By Mrs. Oliphant. PROTECTION AGAINST FIRE. By Jos. Bird. Loeienre Hour Seriee—Hero Carthew. Under the a Ar BALLANTYNE’S, 495 Trh street. pier