Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1873, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | WEPNESDAY.. see Jaly 30, 1873, Condensed Locals. Ja. ies Huson, im getting Out of his in yesterday, fell and broke his leg. jebael Long, garbage master, was to-day removed by order of Goyernor Coul Governor Cooke yestéhday reappointed Mr H_A. Hal! superintendent of assessments, an Office recreated by the Legisiative Assembly June %. 157 A.J. Pails, esq., chief clerk of the Depart- nt of Justice. will pay the metropolitan po- lice force their July salary on Monday next. Yesterday he jail guards. Patents were yesterday granted to Washing- tonians as follows: J. N. Blanchard and W. E. Prall, pneumatic water elevators; G. F. Daw- fon, revolving seat; Emma Marwedel, appara- tus for cleaning Knives and forks; k. 0. D. Smith, fare box; Clandin B. Turnbull, street Mr. way ven ont In the colored churches on Sunday last ofa meeting to take Place last night at Bethel Union hall,on M treet, pear 15th, te advocate the claims of Mr. Greener for reinstatement as teacher of the preparatory high (colored) school; but as there were but four or tive persons present, no meet- ing was held. ‘Consta After our report closed yesterday, the Legis- lative committee investigating the magistra and constables heard the testimony of Mr. L. V. Heard in attachment served on wd Kimmel! for rent . Ford Thompson. The served while wituess was furniture, and his pian ——¢ Investigating the Magistrates and : bier, maueh ex- t, demanded to know how ft replied that he was moy- nu when ing, already fied him, Thompson jetly, “Have you the money’ answered No,” when Thompson ref ten to any explanation, but jumped i his carriage threatening to procire au ment, which be did in ban an hour, as this constal was in his house with the attachment within that nen st illegal, the piano b TO-DAY Mr. Alexamter Moitatt testified that some ¢ be had a man working for him named ¢ National Park, with whom h: some words, apd Coe lett refusing his (Me oer to sett! h him. The 7 on of ashes by therm in Was adopted. The west were condem to be abated ——_o—__ AINST THE € NE Mr. Enoch Totren, ntered! asuit against the Chroni 2 F In the declaration Stated that John W. 5 Chrowicle, agreed with plain’ eration of p taid paper, gence selling and delivering to all persous who Were or should be subscribers residing on or Within a certain route, and attending to all the business d with said route, and would orney & Feasonable sum for the and for the furth plaintiff the that in consid- soliciting subscriptions for with reasonable care and dili- 20 the paper on Zap J. nicle and oe ents until th dant wrongfal- He avers that the agre last, when the defe ly and inj y deliver to plaintitt any of the news: they wrongfully and in Hivered papers in said ro: $6,000 damages. fously refused and still refuses to epers. and ant de- r.'Y. Burr, cigar makers of OL 16,thh) cigars tith of J ‘cigar makers’ and in desi As assestor sors having been abolished sinee the May by set of Congress. For the info: urers” it may be stated that e mentioned Mr. Burr has bs by the office of supervisor of interna’ F the revenue distr a, New « ¥ the Special sepervision over all revenu this District and 1, and that the ion of a Of Oticer BF court with the person of Snowden. Harper, who retur ties all live in Georgetown, opie. Mr. Evans, ey, asked that | ra hearing, as the | | in the hospital in conse- id not i that there ase, and | : wn. Snowden was These cases are becoming quite ent of late. i. R. Tayior, W. Mrs. Minnie W.G.; FM. Miss Mary Ellis, W. Heaton, W. S.; Theo. P. Reid, P. W. ©. T, The iol is a lst of officers of Ray of Hope 1.0. G. T., elected at the fast meeting: ec Finch, W. ©. T.; Miss Annie M. Clark, W. ¥. T.; Erastus Finch, W. OUR PUBLIC SCOOLS. Tmportant Meeting of the Trustees. } TEACHERS FOR THE NEXT SCHOOL YEAR—THE | SORMAL SCHOOL—CONTRACTS AWARDED, ETC. A meeting of the Board of Public School Trustees was held last evening at the Franklin school building, and Superintendent Wilson, from the special committee on the subject, 7 & report recommending the organization o THE NORMAL OR TRAINING SCHOOL commencement of the next school year; adop- ted; also, from the same committee, Ly open the following rules: That no pupil shall be ad- mitted to the normal school except those who are now, or bave been, pupils o! grammar schools. That said pupils shall not be than 17 years of age; they shall pass an examination Sees to that upon which a primary certificate is issued, the examination to be conducted by the committee on teachers; that the committee be authorized to secure a teacher for the school subject to the approval of the board. CONTRACTS AWARDED. Mr. Dulin, from the committee on supplies, boo! the female submitted the bids for furnishing fue! ks, &e., awar the contracts as follows: First amd fourth districts, fuel, W. H. Marlow; second district, do., C. H. Burgess & Co.; third district, do., T. E. Clark; furnishing goods, to J. L. Savage; books and stationery, to Warren Choate & Co. ANOTHER SCHOOL IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT. Mr. Woodward, from the committee on schools, reported that under the act of the legis- lature they find the districts are entitled to chools as follows: Ist, 4 schools; 2d, 36; 3d, 34; ; and recommend granting the request of the 4th district foran additional primary school; adopted. DRAWING AND THE STUDY OF GERMAN. Mr. Stuart. from the special committee on draw ade a report, recommending that Mr: Fuller be appointed an acting pri- mary teacher, and that she be assigned tu the duty of teaching and supervising drawing in the public schools, with a scheme of instruction in drawing for the present. Atter some discussion, Mr. Champlin moved to postpone the consideration of the subject to the next meeting. Mr. Moore moved to post- pone indefinitely; iost. Mr. Champlin’s motion Was agreed to—yeas, 6; nays, Messrs. Detrich, French Hart, Faust, Harris, and S The resolution offered at the previous meet- ing by Mr. AtLee, to discontinue the study of German in the schools, was taken up as un- finished business. Mr. Hr. Harris moved to lay the resolution on the table; lost. Yeas—Messrs. Faust, Harris, and Har nays, 15. Its con- deration was postponed until the net meet- ing. RESIGNATIONS OF TEACHERS ‘The resignations of Miss Sarah E. secondary No. 8; Miss Mary mary No.1, Ist district; Miss Lizzie Haisinp, vrimary No.9, Miss R. ewell, secondary Xo. 11. Miss M. P. Clark, primary No. 7, 24 dis- trict; Miss Marion A. Pyles, primary No. #, and Miss Annie E. Ober, primary No. 4, 3d distric ty ds teachers, were received and accepted. bs, of Perkins, pri- | nominations of t butit | S.; J. W. Bede, W. C4. R. Marr, W. F.S.: Mis Jennie E. Clark, W.T.; Engene ©. Leo nard, W. M.; Captain McDonald, W. G., toad, W. 3. a IxpEntepxess or Tax Y. M. C. A.—The Board of cirestors of th joint tock company of the Y. M. ©. A. building held @ business meeting last night in the rooms of the associa- tion, Levi Davisin the chair. The object of the meeting was to restrain the payment of the annual 6 per cent. interest on stock until the floating debt of $39,000 shall have been discd Tt was T Comixc Recarta—The following yachts are entered for the race to come off Awe ist from Stephenson's wharf to Fort Wash- and return aa mag Gertrude, Echo, Wi and Fannie Bell. The John T! Given Boston Belle will sail specially for the ‘Other entries will be made, no en trance fee being required. A ilying start will be made at Hy Jeqred sil to pass the I) o'clock, abd ten minates al- —— Perr ‘mwor.—The following additional Pa nt pe hme ted for the Pope inthe Catbelic churehes of this District have been re- ‘St. Patrick’s, Washington, $256; Trini- nay ‘soe: St. M ‘Washington, sas Sa Tennallytown, $24; y's, Washington, (additional,) 823. The total amonnt collected im this diocese so far is 56,008.18. APPOINTMENTS OF TEACHERS. First District. art made the following s for the first district, and the nominations were contirmed Male Granunar, kM. McKee; Female G Mee M.E.R N M E th. No.1, Addie H. Fuller, Ella McMahon; No. 4 je J Morgan 6, Mis M Snyde AS. » 15,L.3, Woight- Tee, sub necis'ant Seer istrict—Mr. Woodward submitted the following nominations for the second dis tict, and they were confirmed: Mob ¥ ; Femate ¢ oN 8, las N HH. Jennie F L. Wal 1 tT. ma C Third District for the third distric! Male Grammar, Hilton; M A. Myrick. ‘Male Intermed y Noure N male Grammar, 1e—No, by; . No. &, Alice Duial Mary E Armin No.9) Priwary 3, Martha Armistea: 5M OC. Wilk N ag Sarah K - Stromberg il, Maggie E 13, M.A Dod under the recent act of the Legislature at the | os i} | The following tr-.nsfers of real estate have been filed in the of.ice of the Recorder of Deeds since our last rey ort: allerten, as: Part 11, and all of 12, ton & Moore to 150, $34,000; B. 0 G. A. Bartholein, —, square 57, jumbiaw University to Mary Ann Lynn; ‘St, equare 1%, $983; Holtzman, trustee, to T. art 4, square 684, $2 30; Mary Conneli ek Connell, undivided half’ part $9 and 40, snare 513, — July 2.—A. Bothwell to James Thomas, part 2, square 13, $00; J. 8. Garland to AH Jot 10, equare 42,——; ub. 37, square 155, A Wilki J E 5 ‘sis FW ti toa. P 5, re 277, $2.50 » Henew fo Fardon and J” G. Pay, lot 17, equere 82, $547; John A. Rofl, trust to A. Davis, part $2.0): Wm. Wall to Henry Wise, Bos, v T. H.G, Todd toW. 3. Dunne s0 lot #, square 989, $2,000, Colanbian Unive JLonghran, stb to 0. © 1.572; aley m + Sauare 306, $2 000; Griffin to H. Gash, part lot 12, square 373, Koons to BE. H. Litchfield, part lot 16, $160: D Lamb to H W. Howgate, it keeps an ordinary or eating house, man, came in Deans, which he ate, and then, jing to her ac- PATiOg her, and took the be next time he cams in jary for the knife, when he assaulted her: 100 to keep the peace. David Oraig, assaalt and battery on Wm. Sw 95 and c ph Smith, assault and resist! J. 910 and c count, walked out without knife end fork with him. ing Officer val: ots. Henry Barrett, assault and battery Gn Bridget Barrett; er 1 A ipa kD peace. Fred- : ing. liquor without license; §106'and cos with sell! peal noted. = GEORGETOWN. Tax SToRM.—Our city was visited yesterday afternoon with a severe thunder storm. Along the unfinished streets considerable damage was done to new work, and in High street, opposite 2d, the cellars were all flooded, but as the mer- chants had prepared for such an event, very little damage was sustained. The lightning struck a brick house corner of High and Bea!l streets, doing very little damage. InscRED BY A FaLt.—This morning, while Mr. Wm. Taylor, the pilot of the tug boat Gov. Curtin, was standing on @ schooner alongside of the tug, he accidentally fell from the scho. across the rail of the tug, and was seriously jured. Dr. Bowie Tyler was sent for, and fou it necessary to leave him aboara of the tug ring the day, as moving him might enda his life. Tue P-strrer railroad over Rock crcek is now in running order, but only to Congress street, Georgetown, by which it can accommo- date but a few of our citizens. Ifextended to Fayette street, it will get three-fourths of the street car travel—with the terminus at Congress street not one-fourth. Tue Cayat Fretents Repverion—Action of the Boatmen.—Yesterday the boatmen who have been carrying coal Tor the New Central Dalim: T.£. re 235, $4.00; Julia L. Sengatack ot al. Yalluch, in trust, part lots 12 and 13, 8 C, Perkins'to G. Mallory, sub $12,040; C. Barlew to 8 Polkishor ib. 13, square 000; Rosina St. Clair to Sama Herman, part Jote 1 and 12, sanare 429, $2100); H. H. Vince} Dalimore, part lots? square sus, — Ledvaat, lot 32, square 603,— ‘acobs to W. T. Johnson, stb. 39, square 900, + W. T. Johnson to Susannah R, Jacobs, de. 1 District of Golumbie to Kendall, north hatf lot 24, square 543,—; Re brook and H. B. Philbrook to Lizzie Perley Blam, part lots 17 and 18, square 85, $3,000; Jobn O'Gon- helito Mary EB. ¥: BT and 6S, aynare 94, ¥. Billsard'to M.'J- Banter, part iota and part lot Il, square 460, $200; B. 1! AG t lot 15, square ¥6 Pir Warner to Mc 4, 81,051; ub. 15, square o Rephen Just Belden, trust 1a5. COUNTY TRANSFERS, JT. Stevens to Harriet Williamson, lot 7. block ys Metigian TUN, goo; 1 t Williamson to 0 F°E Richardson, do., 8765; J. B. Williamson to R. ©. DuBois, tot 4,4 #0: R. CO. DaBois to 0, E. Bichardson SJ. F. S.evens. trustee L. i. Bte jock 1, Meridian Hill, 2 . HS ie. tod. T. trustees, B. Ost b Fd Pomeroy et al., trustec Barry t ™ Hail. $5. ‘ M. Marshall, lot 18%, Mt. Peasant Holtzman, trust,,to D. Fitzgerald, lo > a. iia BW. Clarke, part lot } B. Wrightto M. K net, bet by Davie to Z.L. Bealls, | 1, $100 ss28: 1 7. do, @u9; Hi Dlock 13, Cottag. t' 6 e Fries Divorce Case. e of Henry Fries against k Y has lately been d Judge Hamphre: g the bonds of matrimony ven the parties, giving the respondent (wife) the real estate, furniture and personal property, excepting the wearing apparel of the aintitt, she to pay plaintift $500, giving her the custody of the children. In this case 8. I. Bond, filed his petition 1872, in which he stated that be married the respondent in Boston in April, 1555, under the name of Eva Klein, and he charges that she treated him with great crucity, endan- gered his life; that she neglected to prepare ivod for him, &e. He made specific charges of &rsauits committed upon him. ‘To this bill Mrs. Fries filed a cross June following, by Messrs. Riddle and Miller, a decree d ition wy N K.OB icn - Harris moved that the list be confirmed, ITH THE EXCEPTION OF Miss SAX ted that he hud reasons perfectly satis- ry to himself for making the m Mr. lbutin said the reasons should Mr. Harris’ motion was ptud. The contirmation or rejee tion of Miss Saxton was then cx ere Mr. Harris moved that the yote be by ballot. Loe Moore moved that the yeas and nays be called. Mr. Richards said he would be governed by the action of the sub-board as to charges made against Miss Saxton, and inquired if au inves- tigation had been had. Mr. Dulin said that reports derogatory to the character of Miss Saxton had been made, aud they had been traced to sources where ‘they dwindled to nothing. Experience bas taught him to believe nothing he heard. and only halt he saw. Mr. Harris said he did not know Miss but knew that there was a solid founda the rumors; and it an inve was appointed, he would not a tit person to be employed as a teacher. Mr. Dulin said as Mr. Harris claimed that he could prove the correctness of the rumors he hoped s committee would be appointed. Mr. Richards would not be governed by rn- mor, and if there was no definite charge he should vote for the lady’s contirmation. Mr. Kandolph moved that Miss Saxton be confirm IMISS SAXTON’S NOMINATION CONPIRMED. Mr. Harris demanded the yeas and nays, which were taken, and the iomination was confirmed by a vote of 16 yeas—Mesers. Allen, AtLee, Champion, Crook, Deitrick, Faust, French, Hart, Moore, Randolph, Richards, Robizson, Stuart, Wilson, and Woodward, 16; nays, Messrs. Harris and Scott, 2. Mr. Dulin said as his colleague, Mr. Scott, had voted against the coniirmation he would state that the sub-board ha? been a unit that the charges were not sustained, Mr. Scott.—There was a time when it was so, not so now. Fourth District.—Mr. Champlin submitted the following nominations for the fourth district, and they were contrined Pt easels je Gramm ohn KE. Thompson; Fet femmar; Mary K. Martin Mats Tetorieedinion Thimpson; No 2, M.A. Lee; No.3, M. rey ,,actiug. ' Fems jaxton, Grammar, M No.1, BE. B v0. 6B Winey x LF Tesenes Be oG Nols 3. Allen, No. 13, L. Sirobel; sub-nesis ant, Clara L. Wilsn, ‘The nomination of music teachers—Joseph H. Daniel for the 2d and 4th districts, and J. M. McFarland for the Ist and 34 districts—was laid over until the next meeting. ATTACK AND DEFENSE. Mr. Harris offered a — —— — o in- ‘on annual report be authorized to em, someone to complete the records of the Dear ing the same recorded in manuscript the minutes, and that the said coramittee with the duty of seeing that the larly rine th Dr. Fardon, permission of the hoard, stated that he had’ kept the recoxts in the minute book until directed to have them in — slips for the benefit of tue herd. bie no ob to recording che minutes, but Sonlaest ansanesctingn el te meetings ofthe board. nee to show that he not a tr. Harris, ‘with some warmth, said thet the secretary had not periormed his duties in this resolution was adopted: Yeas, 11; nays— ‘Crook, Dulin, French, y hi upon be char; in which she de the charges, and counter- charges him with having deserted her and children, compelling her to support herself and children by her own exertions; that he has been F Ity of drunkennes; has repeatedly assanited }er, Sometimes throwing her down and seriously injuring her, &c. She therefore prayed ali- mony prnlente lite. On this petition alimony was granted, and in September following Fries answered the cross bill Genying the charges of desertion, repeating the charges of cruel treatment on her part. This case was before the Equity Court on ¥arious motions, and on July Ist last Mrs. Fries filed a supplemental cross-bill, in which she charged that about a month before that date, Fries committed adultery with one Eva Klein, ina house on or near the corner of 9th street and South Carolina avenue southeast, and also with the same woman between the Isth of October, 1872, and 6th of February, 1573, in a house on Capitol Hill. To this bill Fries, a few days after, filed an answer denying the allega- Hons. Previous to this @ mass of testimony— over 100 pages—had been taken by Mr. James ©. Clepbane, but the testimony on the adultery bill and answer was taken by Mr. E. C. Inger- soll, ant @ number of witnesses were examined on cach side; but this testimony was somewhat contradictory as to adultery. It 18 a curious fact that musicians, the masters of harmony, are seldom harmonious in their domestic rela- tions. Seala, the predecessor of Fries, was nee or twice called on to answer a biil fora divoree. ——_-—__ AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the Women’s Christian Association on Tuesday, July 29th, Isi3, the president, in a few feeling remarks, made announcement of the death of Mrs. Y. Kichards; after which the tollowing resolutions were adopted ; Whereas it has pleased Almighty God, in the unsearchable wisdom of his providence, to remove by death our late sister and associate in this board, Mrs. Y. Richards, atter a life of the highest usefulness and benevolence: ‘cooled, That in this event we, the surviving members of this Loard, feeling the aftiiction, both to ourselves ana to the institution with which our sister has been connected since its organization, do at the «ame time recognize in it the righteous Lu... of cur Father in Heaven, and bow in humble submission to the ordering of His sovereign will. rolerdy That in the life and character of our friend, the virtues that adorn our sex, ¢ or private station, were most con: aud that while mourning the loss of her prayers and eiforts for the welfare of the destitute, sad, and sorrowing, we will strive to emulate her loveliross of example, trusting that Wien i..." "sors ace ended our work may be found to have been as fully and faithfully rformed. bak That these resolutions be entered in Resoive the records of this association, and that a py of them be transmitted to the family of tho deceased. Mas. D. O. H. Trrrayy, Secretary pro tem. VEMENTS BY THB BOARD oF Postic Beh ad a of Public Works have is- for the pav' Shseienaes "ocak ence yom oat ving sidewalks around the reservation formed yy the intersection of 7th and 8th streets cast and Pennsylvanii company refused to load at the reduction of five cents per ton, from 81.45 to $1.40 (to Georgetown and Alexandria, respectively) to $1.35 and $1.30, Itseems that the Hampshire and Baltimore men coincided in this refusal, as but three boats (two of the New Central and one of Hampshire and Baltimore) are reported as clearing this port yesterday, and they were loaded before.—Cumberland News, 20th. Grarn TRrape.—The schooner Lizzie Ragan and Thos. P. Morgan have arrived from Alex- andria, with 2,000 busheis wheat for Hartley & Bro. The sales on ‘Change to 5 bushels common red wheat bushels foot prime do. at = D. Tue Improvements of Water street has been disbanded for the present, we under- stand, except to repair the present cobble stune pavement _ —_ 7 7 ALEXANDRIA. To ne Haxoey F heard so far from Gov. Walk William Jackson, now under s for the murder of bis wife. Shou! ernor not pardon him or commute the sheritt will proceed to e3 of the law on Friday next. # sentence, ponte th nee The same scatfolt upon which Charles Mank ted will he and will be pl Thursda Fire.—This morning abont 8 o'clock the houseot Humphrey Dalla, colored, at the ea- nal basin, caught fire, which was ‘not put out till it had burned entirely the i tack and a part of the roof of the ing. The tire dep: Sentinel, last ¢ tugs CITY ITEMS. IF you can’t get cool, resort toi Fountain, on Capitol Hill. pas ethos, Lire WAS FEW CuARMS for the Dys; which is not to be wondered at wh into a the amount of bodily suffering that this distressing m The Pers Syrup (& protox iron) has cured thousands who were sufiering from this disease. 6 —_e Try THE Liow Lacer, as drawn only W. Driver's Sample K nia avenue and 4)¢ st et. ° Tae StxGRR SEwinc Macutnz sales of 1572 were $219,000. 4,i2-s,wtt Curupres Gry for’ Pitchers Castoria. It regulates the stomach, cures wind colic and causes natural sleep. It is a substitute for castor oil. 4,25,003; Tax svoret why»! crowds flock into the sample rooms of George W. Driver, at the cor- ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 4¥ street, ts because of the refreshing character of his ¢ lightful and cool beverages, and especially so for the reason that the exquisite ‘quality of the celebrated Lion Lager is improved by being drawn from faucets of improved construction. cs ——__9__ Tae NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Corner of New York avenue and 15th street, pa: vd annum on Se apg for each _— rier inking hours, Saturda; a we . 7 ale ——_¢___ Ponp’s Extract is for sale at wholesale by Chas. Stott & Co., 480 Pennsylvania avenue, and by druggists everywhere. tw, fte Turnco-Rvssian BATHS; aso, Medicated Va. por Baths, for all skin disease, at Dr. one 6: $8 E street. ere a WitLoox & Gisn’s Sawing MACHINE. The Sones Basaar Patterns. aeeeer, =, Ohas. Intelligencer Buliding 10,28” SurreRErs FROM Co: BuNtons, Ba: Nalza, ete., find immediate ralleterion Whiter establishment, No. 635 15th street, opposite U. 8. T The treatment often effects a perfect cure, even in extreme cases, if none but suitable shoes are worn, t THR COMMUNITY at iar; preciate the use~ fulness of Singer’s Sowing 1 ‘Meetings 15 THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired &nd msde to order by Hempler, near 4x street: a THE EVD? ONLY A REMNANT LEF?. FINAL OPPORTUNITY. OUR FORMEBLY IMMENSE sSTOCK or jummer Clothing! HAS BEEN REDUCED TO A MERE REMNANT BUT NOTHING WILL BE RESERVED, AND THE ENTIRE REMAINDER CONSISTING OF LINENS, ALPACAS, AND CASSIMERES, FOR MEN AND BOYS, MUST BE SOLD! WILL BE SOLD! SHALL BE SOLD! NO REGARD FOR ORFGINAL COST! HABLE BROTHERS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, BREDA = ety 1G, July So, at's aly at Ha:l,corner ‘a pect and A. SMALL, Secretary > OF FICE OF THE POTOMAC INSURANCE (Soorricrortm PUR MAC INSURANCE Grorortowy, D.'€., Jnly 23, 1873. for twelve direciors of this ¢iection company will be held at the office of the in + at S. Thes. Brown's, No. 131 Bridge street, I i A No a as CM comme: o'clock a ‘entinne = tale from day teday until the stock is disposed 3920-68 THOMAS DOWLING, Anct. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROP- By virtue of a di ithe Supreme Court of the District of Oolumia, peseed ine come ie ich Frank Plaina hael ‘and others . mumber on the Equity Docket of said Court, I will offer jo on the promincntan WEDNESDAY. G a + 1873, at the hour of 6 o'clock sieronch te toning dace! groper red 71, mgctowns Det one S-story Frame House, stable and ice-bouse, which will be offered in lots and parts of fom fo suit bidders, with the buildings upon the Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase morey in the residue In Gand 12 months, the parchacer giving bis notes, bearing interest from the day of sa'e.or the whole of the purchase money may be * paid within five days after the sale. On payment of the whole purchase money and the ratification of the sale by the Court, the undersigned will conr °F to the purchaser the premises to him sold fres, clear an? discharged of all claim of the parties to the said Cause, or any one claiming by. from, or niuder them. All conveyancing at the purchas a - P. JAC) » Trustee. iy 28-08 THOS. DOWLING, Atet Wiokele:. ELEGANT ICE CREAM PARLORS, 49 High street, Geergetown, D. 0. jyV-Im ‘ [8 FALL BUSH IS COMING. ‘The present long, warm days is the best time for my work. So, ladies and gents, bring in your Fall and Winter Goods at once; thus, by avoiding the an avoidable delay in the execution of orders during stich a rush of business as wo expect lo have thie fall, your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed, and carefully kept for six months, if desired. Charges moderate. Terms invariably C. 0. D. Peemiom Seam Bree aS NG AND SCOUR. AN@ ESTABLISHMEN T, 49 Jefferson Street; Georgetown, D. 0. Office open from 73s 9 m. until sanset. —jsi0-tr SUMMER RESORTs. ST. GEORGE'S HOTEL, PINEY POINT, ST. MARY'S COUNTY, Mo, B. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor. is now completed and newly far- pen for the reeeption of Guests. situated ot ommodating The Tavle will be b the salt-water delicacie ling, always ples enjoyment of the Te rod ang- wate for the Ber day, S10 par y And servants fa y compl which the Bt a her wockly excursions a ‘eon Washington and B. KR. J. MARSHALL, Pro aj Herat cops] cone A £ bie 8 Hi Po. L B' SH firet-cl mountain of particulars H. WILKINSON'S te HOTEL AND SUMMER RESO ALL THE DELICaCct d_ accommodations, nth, ¥ (Formerly “ The P. PINEY POL tfal Semmer Resor ob the Po- ¥ miles, b ersigned for 'a term of gears, and y pen for the recoption Of guests Under the new Propricte tship, the honse has thoronghly renovated, makin, the app« practic} to ari —— #eRS Ft table will be supplied th ailthe delicacies of the » D the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington maeeteee Amus nte—Bowling, Billiard, Boating, Fish- ng, Oroquet and Quolt @) Eo. or Oyster Lunch will be serve daily. Torms—§2 60 per day. §15 per week; children half Price; servaute full prices My i-ln CHAS. RB. PARKER, Proprietor. SQ UuMER posrp. Twenty-five additional BOARDERS can now be Sccommodated at the LOUDON LNSTI- TUTE, on moderate terms. Good fat are ait and fie nee jars apply Jeahtt r tlt b EDUCATIONAL. R“ HLAND BOARDING AND DAY SCH DOL FUR BOs, 145 Lanvale Street, near Park Avenue, BALTIMORE, Mp WM. D. MARTIN, A.M , Principal, assisted by gradu: of the U sity of Virginia. Fronch iv taught by experienced native masters. cee September 15th, h full particulars, sent to any ad- dress. 3-2m P4tarsco bite! ee! INSTITOTE. BAR BALTIMORE, MD, ‘This Institute has been in operation for thirty-rix years, and enjoys a national reputation. With the of pupils limited to ninet: tatives from two-thirds of the states, is pre-eminently healthfal, is central, Teathed by railzoad from ‘Baltimore aul m city, For cireulars addresr ween ae RS. R. H. ARCHER, jy%8-002m* Ellicott City P. O., Ma. LAseee m and easily Washing FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AO- BURNDALB, Mass. , ten miles from Boston, on Boston & Albany railroad, Advantages: Location and appointment unsurpassed. Tried teachers in every department. Students fitted for Bostou Uni- Norsity Four yours Ciaamical course in the Semiua- . Special advantages for Music, Modern Lan- ages, and Painting from Nature, dimes Thorsoets ulture—True Womanhood. Next year begins Scplember 25, 1873. Address CHAS. W. cus: ING. iy2-wis,3m Rt VIEW ACADEMY, Poccuxer AX. Work recommeuces September lith. “Fallin.” A? SILVERBERG'’S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE OU CAN FIND Gent's Lisle Half-Hose, Superfine Half-Hose, Superstout Half Hose; 8 N>. 1 goods; 8 pair for ood fail regalnr-made Half nator si = aud 3 for $1. ‘Gent’ ee Ganze Shirts, 91. L mites, Se Gauze Vests, ies Chemises, Ladies’ faffied Chieuaises, foemea front, and tacked aud embroicered front, $1. adien’ J0-tock Skirts, ni 2. Ledter’ a Babrofered Vrswers, 81. Ladies’ Drawers, at 50 cents. Geut's brown Jean do. 50 conta. ies" % styles, very nice snd 00d, 25 and B0cents. cellent bat Sor 4for “000 Fans, in series at 10. . Before you buy elsewhere, look over the stock of SILVERBERG'S METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE, 319 SEVENTH STREET, Heak PExxsyivaNia AVENUE. LETTER SCALES, ‘Every size and style, at very low rates, THE UNIVERSAL FAMILY SCALE. THE POCKET BETTER SCALES. jyT-tr sone 623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, SARS ‘The equi oe bew Gad of (he ost PULLMAN PARLOR CARS ON DAY TRAINS. PULLMAN P. @ Cals ON 3 On after Thursday, July 24, v3, METROPOLITAN HOTEL BLOCK. THREE TRAIN BAILY (EX RPT SUNpaY> will be run ‘over Pennsylvania Air from and arriving at the depot of che Potomac railroad, wortheast corner screcte lows tne, leave Washing'om 7:33 a. m. daily, ox- itimere at $18 8 m. “pt San- "Leave Weet Philadeiphis at 12.82 p. m. daily,ex~ copt Sun@ay rrive at New York at 4p. m. daily, except San- heave Washington at Lp, ity ex TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON ALL CASH SALES, schmond Brpress, m_. daily except Sunda’ ‘ eave Baltimore at 2:35 p.m, daily, exoopt Sun- ny COMMENCING T ESDAY, JULZ 13, OON- | brave West Phiindelphin wt 6.08 p. m., daily, ex- TINUING TILL SEPTEMBER 1, 1573. were St Rew York ot 9:10p. m. daily eneopt tent Eopress, leave Washington at gas Philadolyh-a ac: SALES OF ALL SPECIAL ORDERS FOR at tow TRA SHIRTS AND DRESSES AND oTRE ARTICLES EXCEPTED. N Arrive at Washington a! #43 p.m Kicamond we Now York at 5.15 p.m, bat 11.08 p.m. we New York at 9p m on Sound: New railroads, New Fork wom River rail road, Erie Ratiwa: Hadwn River, Fare as tow nx other b Bacenge called for and chocked at hotels and _prie Fraidences op We shall on and atter JULY 19, cil! SEPTEW.- BER 1, offer our eatire stock at ths y mers left at the following offices, ty liberal re tickets apd informal can be obiained:— dicount of 10 PER CENT. ON ALL casn D ciredt aod Pees oe hee SALES. mere abd Potom doctor eg Goneral Deror Conner 6ra & Bet xWw 4 y Tre G Gt ne After J Qa ‘. trains will ran asf tlows MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS. | 4305204 240,15: teins wie ators: 6 Palmer’s Patent Yoke Shirts, ready-made, for BALTIMORE HINGTON, WAS! $16 80, tess 10 per cent. wang aiaeer a Merino Sturts, 87sec. $1, 81.13, $1.25, $1.75, $2, $275; 82.6) 82 Ts, $3, jens 10 per cant English Brown Cotton Socks, $4 5), $8, $7.50, $9. upwards, less 10 per cont. Jean Linen and Merino Drawers, regular prices, jenn 10 per Linen Collars and Cuffs, regular prices, less 10 per 1 to, Black Scarfe, Fancy Scarfs Fancy White Ties, &c., regular prices, loss 1 » Pocket #0 10 per cont, Gloves, regular prices. less 10 per cont Lisle Thread Gioves, 75 couts, less ld por cent Exp. 7.43 a. m.. New York Ex ¢ Press, daily except Sun. day daily, accommo: Handkerchiefs, reguiar 1 Ex except Sun- 816 2, daily New York Night Expreas 1.10 P m., Pacific prees daily T FANCY GOoDs. Perfomery, Soaps and fesm 10 per cent, Pearl, Ivory and French Sleeve Ba 10'S 5 Der pair, lows 10 per cent. ¢ Shirt Studs at 92 50 to $15, less 10 por cent Ivory Gold Coll tic, $1.57 82 $280. © ” Ex Toilet Articles, regntar pr obs at 25 cents y Kc., regi welty) reg € ¥ Parasols sud Sun Umbrellas 10 por cent| k w dat hotels LADIES’ FUR) weet, EL. DUBARKY vl Pe A White Cotton Hose at “ALEXANDRIA & WASH $149, leas 10 per cont AL ASH. pos Cie a A INGTON RL RB. GC Brown Balbriggan Hore at 78+, st SLEX ANI « F $1.44, 52.12, $2 25, lows 10 per Lisle Thre ¥, Suk Hose, re 10 per I Merino V to $1.44, tow 1¢ Thomson ye Fitting Corscts, regular prices, loss d Handkerchiefs at 250, 6) Trains from Alexandria arrive as follows » $1, $1.25, less 10 por cent 35,855, 9.35, W351 33, a.m, 12.83, LAS, 2 titched Handkerebiets at , - ° SS a. mn. 3, 8.53, 6 31 b. from Alexa Ww t. _ epi Sunday Collars ane Ledien’ Fancy Scarfs, 760, less 10 per cont Kid Gloves, 1, 2.and 3 bution, regniar pri vee Lisle Thread Gloves, 1, @1, less 10 per cent. Zand 3 button, yl vrscan leave orders for hovela aud residencos om. n'l Passenger Agent, jy24-ef LADIES’ UNDER GARMENTS. Cotton Skirts, 6 tucks, 88 cents, loss 10 por cent 6 a ~ S1 as . : = you BALtimnogs AND On and “ 4 130 “ “ Elegantly trimmed Skiris from $175 to 20, leas 10 r on. BAILROAD. st sftor SUNDAY, Jane 1 will leave WASHINGTON CITY as ‘mises at 75 cents, less 10 per cent. “ “ $i. o 4 Elegantly trimmed Bictises trom $1.00 to $5, lose 0 per cent. Cotton Drawers at 4 cents, less 10 per cent. “ow s1 “ And & full and complete line of other styles. Night Dresses trom $1.62 to $2), less 10 per cent. INFANTS’ GARMENTS. Infants’ Long Skirts at from $1.63 to $4.80, less 10 Der cent. “ — Gambric Slips. “* Cambric Dresses, Plain. “ Cambric Dresses, Embroidered, Flannel Skirts, Plain FROM BALTIMORE “ “Flannel Skirts, Embroidered sand 136-5:30, G30 Soh hua be are Drawers, FU ANNAPOLIS. SS Waiting closxs, “SPOR NORFOLK.” Se7- And acomplete stock of every article of Tofants’ | At 1:20 p.m., SUNDAT Eats. wear; ail subject to @ discount of 10 per cont. From Baitimore—The 42) stopping at Bolay and Laurel only, the 6: end 43 m= WHITE GOODS. Hamburg Edges, 130. to $1.37 yard, loss 10 Percent. 1) p. m. will stop at all Hamborg Inserting, ie. to $1.37 yard, tows lu por ct. Aunnpolis Junction, Swiss Edges and Inserting, 2c, to @i yard, loss 10 per cent. —— Edges and Inserting, 25 to $2.25 yard, less ber cent. Victoria Lawn, $00. to Sc. yard, less 10 por cent. Bates. Plaid and Plain Nainsook, 3y>, to Suc. yard, (ese 10 per cent. T cent. Bisbop Lown, Bt Se. to 0c, yard, los 10 Pp, Betnrning 705’. wand 248 get Washington at 8:33 and 9.308. m, an p.m, Through cut, | wenn datha'hitt Batch tote on Varbington Station Ticket oe wt al are Striped and Pinks’ Swiss, oc Retro tie peed bats | Serceions ot tae Oomnaee eae, abe Ben Ivar © oy Ke nl, 1 Toe tien aon tee Ltn yy Plain Organay, sc. to T5c. vant, lees 10 per cent, ‘alled fur and chicked at their residence Marvalia, at S7}ec. to 85e. yard, lege 10 per cont. Saeenee alles, St ane chbcked ot thet resieenns, For New York, Philedelphia, and Boston, eos ad- sertiremont of * Throngh Line.” THOS. B READY-MADE DRESSES. Our stock of LINEN SUITS POLONAISES BEDINGOTS is the largest in the city, and we invite the attention of the ladies to th« great bar ii ive by the liberal reduction of 10 per cont. n OUF prices. We vame a few, with prices: Brown Linen Svits at § = legs 30 per cent. Bu. 8. KYONTZ, General Agvat, Warmington. ‘ROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, TS iitaeernie asi sae Tone ‘aetin 1s73— sea ™ Trains between W on on New York are new run a follows, FOR NEW YORK, withovt change of cars. Leave daily (except Sunday ) at 7: + ig and “ “ . big FOR PRILADEL PHI, 4 mf eae STE, dally (except Bunday) at 7:50 &.m md = ON SUNDAY. wicca ce bog Py for New York st 6:30 AWD sed i. be ae eS “ “ om York 2 = ~ ter Xo "Puilosety 28 = “ Bostou,ean be had at tho 4) o ‘See Balitmore and Obto Railroat advertisement White Lawn Wrappers sepsis aren. Want Washington, Baltimore, An- «Polonaise S7gtomw “Tags . SHARP. Master of Transportation. Batiste Polonaise and Bedingots, » tess - M. COL, Ticket oper cat aphgtngts Gx0:S:KOONTE, Agvet, Wolington, mar Polonaise and Bedingots, 86 to @ ~~ «xx»—, Tous 10 per cent. 1873rznnsy rovrel873 * LADIES’ DRESSES. SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT. We facility D Se eee ce CUSTOM SHIRT DEPARTMENT. eee ae eS PR. f Pa a ~ - from $8 to 930 apices. TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH | Also, a fine assortment of Meter oo bomnern