Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1875, Page 4

Sar te . — pu OTTMAN ATTACHMENT CASE. | te arash. i i This morning, In tue Equity Court, Jatge | Wylie decided to overrule the motion to Judge Wylie Cverrates the ¥ _ iad qvash the attachment issued against the “dhe tates, | Property of W. H. Ottman, charged with tle states: | robbing the Treasury of $i7.0%. There were present Judge Fisher and Hon. Jeremiah M. Wilson, representing the government, and Mr. Eillot representing Ottman, Mrs. Oxt- men, and one or two friends and the asual numer of members of the bar. NION OF THE COURT. Inége Wyiie read bis opinion, overrating the motion to qrash, as follows: An action in assumpsit was brought Lo ihis case to re. cover from the defendant the sum of *.7,.067.65, whieh, according to the bill of par- teulars, the defendant “unlawfally” took from the office of the Treasurer of the United States on the 2d of June, 1° The record contains ho averment from waich the court conid be judicially iuformed, tet the if taken, was taken with @ jelonious . We have no judicial knowlcJge that the government has instituied wny «simiaal promeention forthe act of the defendaai, or | that it even charges him with a criminal mo fet bs Oa the the defendant g obtained Condensed Locals. ‘The street he lighted at 7:2) p. xt is as siclered. A bondseme two-story store is hoing erect- €d in place of the okt wast iding on Tth | between K and L.c d by Bozan ¢ for & humber Of years. ty oO cteck this morning O Felt no tHeet a colon man oa I sireet, between 4th ara fh. wanis hin be ran: nz leat plpe snd dong enrsion an been postpr aureed charged terely w piaintiil’s money unl nal intent w. ethe crime of on upped nich ving sa0re In x Sin Us very there appears the t y oman is oWn wrot ‘overed Irom the 1s A. siatement of | Was no j} ick ry tres; Joer sell the goods ar Waive the tort, that a part ay be ire am i assumpsit for t nice. Light uctment is a ihe crown, i lely that was th orts th thst the offender cuttl after the time he expired Within whieh the privaie par Whose goods bad bee en was allowed rosecute his private sult for the recovery of Lin property by means of appeal; 3 Enst.. 2 wrin ker, major, eeity Sw tthe was | 22 Com., 362. Now, aithough this proese ne fashion € ol peal Was nm introdp i} that Dr. | tice fend its has been s | bat from 2 | gnether form of proceeding in E: ' We see from this tat the common law the party whose goods bw! been stolen wes not | obliged to stand helplessly and see bis pri- | vate te in sach case merged tu th | st the putnie 1 think, therefore, that the plainiiit in this | case may maintain tts act‘on of assunipsit to recover the mou. me st Loftae is vathin it follows tnat we may eelLion as of the nature , Although it be such oniy in the | tion of the 1 Certatr y the | wt oe cliorartes of the mc antag < to the plain e of ac P present ¢ 4 Bon vier for r.) We look scertain his warter. It sé the declaratic z morey in question re | 1 ' gr | = | % . - xt point for con’ x ciency of the affid in th sca a edd} tne indietment re was assaulted. It was three Re € on his hack th re- | feb sar ee wounds tc his iexs, which were | stance sufficient under the | renkufe The eat > me 1 sided } contained in said ! of tachment in point of fact. pon which said aftita: within the statute a Ist and Seé of these ident and alt ‘Seon of thelr gener: sidered in That the | yanc va @ ght of the rests npon an a has not oy nature of ts breaen ! by our rules fe. bat has iw © buLOs part ation shows 1 was obta but the iberty shown, 1 Ww ant nae | a ee q the argument was tat the auxiliary affidavit of Mr. A.C. Richards, in support of | ° by th the United | That the | 1 bases the | ed therein, | Jeclaration, and tuat the piaiotii @ Just right te recover against the de- ‘an, lant, as afant reniy Miueves, the m Gangrene claimed im the deeluration, for the ~t rove therein stated.” It was objected tat sustains that made by | ey for the United Stetes, not abso. | Joteiy, but only “as affiant verity believes.” The statute of June 1, OA, St. at L. 54) declares “That writs of attachment and gar- nishiment shall be issued by the clerk of tue Supreme Court, D. C., without any autior- ity or warrant from any jadze, or justice, whenever the plaintiff, his agent or attorne: shall ple ip the cierk’s office, whetaer at the commencement or during the pendency of the snit. affidavit, supported by the tecti- mony of one or more Witnesses sbowing the ' | z| | Date op Evw ar On Sai- | grovnds upon which he bases bis affiiavit ee ee oer oe one of the | and also setting forth that the plalntut has exci iners ip tne United States Parent Onics, | no just right to recover against tnedefendaat a a8 bie’ 8 a resi : H street! | what he claims in the declaration,” &e. He was & ros y Michael P. Callan, ard | ‘The principal affidavit is to be made by | Buss est 01 fe 1 a native etty. | the plaintitl, bis agent or attorney, and is The deceased was a very estimable gentie- | required to étate ab.olately that the defen- MAn, sod war greatiy below uat ats: is afternem from rd by bis ac. | dants is justiy indebted tothe piaintii in the x piace this | Amount claimed in the decieratton. Thix H | part of the principal affidavit needs no enp- Dui- | port whatever according to my reading o te | ow from the @uxiliary ailidavit. Mr. Rich- | acd’s affidavit does support that of the A ttor- ney for the United States in this particular to the extent of “verily believes” But as | this pertion of Richard's afidavit was un- t Charles Calé , L. 42 Lavnois, L. Corradi Cot- Terie. Engene Colliere, T. Hampson, Georges Burklin, P. T. Gents, C. Ebel, Peter Vermeren, L. Brun, A. Bodemer, E. Burrus, ' ry jor, A. T. Harrington, Bandonia, Goad, and rs. A. Holmes. pense ee TRAVELFRS shoukt not put up with the by betel inandiess bat wear tne Eltaweos, es, wear Which always logis Wepe—Actv, t ot? | fixtures, and two hooses tn th +t | These affiavits, in connection with the | debtet es | discover who the frictuls of suc! | thought the police authe | certo nial of the writs; forin the nature of things, few men covld ever make an oath of that | ebasacter in reference to the aftairs of their neishbors. But as to the other branch of the principal aiticavit, whieh sets out the grounds uj which ft fs based, the act does require it to be ‘su ‘ted by the testimony of one or more witnesses,” for the reason, perhaps, thet the grounds for attachment in such a case are quite as likely to be shown by any other person as by the creditor himself. Now in the present case the grounds upon which the prine!pal affidavit are based were clearly declared in thataffidavit, and they have been snpported In explicit and absolute terms by the auxiliery affidavit made by Richards. But. independently of this, I'am of the opinion tunat the form of Riehards’ affidavit Would be sufficient in any view, for although the terms of the law require the affidavit of the plaintiff, bis agent or attorney should be ab:olute as to the justice and antount of the claim, tt requires that such affidavit should be “supporfed by the testimony of one or more other persons.” Now it mizht well ba said that an affidavit made in the form, “verily belleves” does in trath lend support to that of the party bimself. Another Teason urged in support of the motion to r ‘s that the grounds upon which the aiidavits tor attachment are based are not sneh as can sustain the proceedings against the desendant as a debtor who “hs remove 1 or is about (o,emove some of bis property from the District soas todefeai Justdemands acainst Firs.” The.c groucds, as etated in beth vits, are “that the defendant bas already coaveved out of the District a trunk, amt bas porehaced property in Lrook ard bas mate prrangemenis to transfe: r par ts prop isting of resiaurant, stock and city of W ington, so as to defiat just cemand m tara’ pric ion which is part of them, ncia at least that the derenrta 10 the roment in a ver Pmovnt of mone niv’ t til Its stock, aken togetb be erroneous In fact, the mode by which the defen: the oppor of avowi on that gro The mo! ash shonld he overra Mr. Fitiott, for Ov rt that the rest rolieved the bonds—at double theappraised valve. The court declined to make such an orter, as the tmw reqnired security for the whole med nt Intends to apnent to m this tecision . The Government Imsaue Asyl MORE CORRESPONDENCE THE INDIGENT STATES The correspondence between qm charce of the Government I om.) District Commi Dr. Nichols, une rds, chief of police, Mr. E ners, 3 wether with anton, y to the’action Ing that instit fon EB. 1. the District of Coluinbia, is published ani he op inion of Febrnary “th, 175, re treatment al ted by Dr. He says der date of < 10 abil! forborrd, vs clothing ef patir fchols, ama ne enneim vides In substance that try a siding in the District at the rinsane may be admittet into the the ppl cation of the corp ties of Washington 2nd George- at the expense of either of said during the continuance of said insane rsons therein, it being tue puarpo w that the superintendent of the asy I have authority to take charge of s 2 ous until diseovery by the lc < a8 to the friends of sve insane etttes ih , thus relieving sneh corporates of the expenseof sneh insane and adds that undoubted!y the Dis- y this lew ts compelled to beara bur- 1does not rightfully belong to ft. says fnrther that it would be well to ob- tain Mil ixformation concerning the time and cirenmstances @f the admission of the seventeen non-residents, of whom the ac- connts in question is rendered, with a view of ascertainment as to the friends and resi- dence of these tnsane persons, and thus the expense and ame upon their continuance in asylem. ascertainment of these facts in order to relieve’the District of the expenses, is, he continuea, a duty made ineunabent upon the relieving the District o} rare nite et vothorites by ihe provisions of the law above cited. Undenhtediy jt is an expense imposed | upon the District by an act of Covgress, ‘an unjust charge upon the District r € accounts, by referring to the enuct- entioned, show on their faces expense Is vot ove whieh the Dis- sury should bear. It would seem Striet has been paying the ex- boatd and medical tre: me r sentinsane many y ‘This opinion was forwarded by th misuoners to Dr. N-chols with are nation respecting Lhe author fr ents were atrattt-d, and, a5 practicable, their former places of ne tb any recommendations tisat he might be pleased to make looking to the relief of the Dist.ict from the onerous charge. Cneéer date of February 15th, Dr. Nicho vol vewledced the receipt of the letter from the Commissioners, with the opinion of Mr. Stanton, and in answer i the recommenda. lions asked for says it seemed to him that Uc most proper and effective plan would be lo make diligent and persevering efforts to non-resi ce they came, with a and fs dent insane are cr wh view to their return to their friends or homes. die sat that the authorities of the hospital would gladly assist in the inguiry proposed, if uch assistance should be desired, and he ities of the District ard it their duty to furnish an ofti- pany a patient to his friends oz enée without charge except for expenses. He thought most of the ts atmitted at the request of the Dis- uthorities could he returned to their ox places of residence, and the Dis- sury relieved of the expense of their Would p further sending such of resider that the whole cost of s to their iriends or might be S700, whieh ake the whole annual outlay by the trict On account of insanity, $2,500, and that he should regand an effort to throw upon Congress te expense of Supporting & few tran-fent insane persons thal humanity and the safety of this commnnity require should be tem -crarily taken eave of here as ts done by 8.) Olner communities, addition to the dre Of Lucie ow! savoring some- an unwana ingratitude, in Dr. N. says: The provision made by or Uhe support of sient pau- genera, hospital in this Distri pe regarded as a j eat for tl tal government of tran- tothe elo: ‘As the most of tt mepilal by We District aui he tip Mf adintssion. dest! y gree with t ct that the eloth: “was not designed by the law to be @ part of th "—the expense to the | : se patients in the hosy ere refection I tink Mr change nion upon that point. Doevor closes bis letter with a tabula: pment of the bames of all the parties in this hospital trom Oetuber 1, 1574, to which payment for the support of pxtienis has been maile,) to Id nott H fee are, at the elott pt and ec hor! ute of Ike tivern dees | the present time, under the authority of ‘sec- 4, net of Congress approved February 7, and the date of admission, the District authority requerting the aimission; all that here kuOWL v' the former place of residence brief statement of the character of those patients. oon oa ‘THE MEXICAN VETERANS AND THE CER- TENNIAL.-A meeting of survivors of the Mexicau war was held Saturd: 3 evening jJast, at 115 Pennsylvania avenue, Vice Pres- ident Miichell in the chair. A statement of tbe financial condition was exhibited, show- ing the amonntof cash on hand to ro) ‘With $100 Nabilities. A resolution submit at the meeting in April last by Mr. A. M. ey acy, in relation to the appointment of a comm! tiee to make arrangements for the tendanee of the Association of Veterans at the generel assemblage of survivors of the Me h War in phia, July 4, 187 wus taken uy for discussion. ‘The mover the resolution advocated its adoption In re- cparks of some length, in which he sugges! the practicability of a semi-military ent on the lic rhcod of Fi cany LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. | James McGraw. forfeited collateral. Another Nufsance— sith cinpet Station House. Fiitor Sar: Some influence, unknown to the writer of this, has induced the Board of Police Commissioners to determine to lease the old Shiloh Church on Massachuset’s avenue, between ’th and 10th streets north- west, for a police station house: andit is an- derstood that the District Commissioners have leased the bul'ding for that purpose. This may be @ cesirabiechange for the police officers of that precinet, and the old church may make a very good station house; but is | there any justice or propriety in forcing such | an institution into the very front and ' back yards of quiet citizens? “This old | cburch stands in the centre of the triangular square bounded by K street and Massacha- setis avenue and 9th and 10th streets. O1 K Street there is one of the finest rows of pri- vate residences in thecity, andoa Mussa- chusetis avenue is another gooi block of houses. On both streets the lots are shallow an open in the rear upon a narrow alley. ‘That aliey leads in from 10th street, and ter- mivates at the ckureh, Several disintercsied real estate judges have estimated that to establish a police- | Station house in the very midst of a 5! trietly. Hrst-class community ike this would depre- ciate the produciive value of the properiy in that sq! ¥ 25 per cent.,and there is mech Gther property In the vicinity that Would be depreciated as mach as ten por cent. Letany man make @ careful caleoia- thon of this Gepreciation, and he wili Gnd that it amounts to not less iLan fifiy or se | enty-five thousand dollars. fue Distri Commissioners shou! ow t ne tae responsibility of su very questionable ansaction hotise. Is tt net tise v to pr 1b vests and we citizens, b oppr A worl to ThE Wise OL bet A Pore and Sars Or elon of ret of tH in carver spanned the and a keen eye could de h Lo hort sar Lue no! ern end of the areb, thou y. the pris- fe colors. TL was the mf ani 1 O'clock jf. m.; the moon halt just risen, and tom light clouds overhead a light rain was salir Those of oL naw remember ermit of St. Dual pros ar bow: his. pre hether Prof annoan ation this pa fetions of he - © well as other eifects of se- which haw rious atmospheric disturbances from this planet (ro: & s have bi larly enry, or Prof. xplain to your curious anit aders the causes of the infreqt this latitude, of rainbows lilar of fire” which led the people out of Egypt a night bo’ Very truly yours, ALEX. PorTER Morsz. at what the postage on a ble journai is? I vgs ia the country té whe it two or three times a week, indispensible to anybe enstomed to react fc keep posted. F Im it is a y who has bee potion on amp. t requi i don't wish to cheat Ur am by paying too little, aad cer- ywant to ta care of No. 1 by all Youswill, &e., ke, &e, Post Orrice. [The proper transient postage under exist- ing laws on THE STAR Is As follows: On each copy of the DAILY, single sheet, one cer ore ench WEEKLY, two cen Two proper postage on each copy of the Dar nit is printed in doa- bie sheet forma. “In other words, the postage op transient newspapers is one cent for each ounce or fractional part of an ounce; and the pes must in ail cases be prepaid. and in ail. or the paper is not put in the mail at all, Ving post office as waste CoLoReD CrTIz RATE SCHOOL SYSTEM IN THE DISTRICT. i$ Wo WANT A SEPA On Saturday evening an informal meetin f colored citizens was held at the residence of Mr. A. Patterson to consider the rdverse deetsion of Mr. Stanton, attorney for the Dis- trict of Columbia, as to the right of the trus. tees of colored schools to purchase sites and erect ool buildings for the edneation of colored hs inthe cities of Was and Georgetown. Dr. C. B. Pv. vis presided, with Jerome A. Jobnson secretary. In stating the object of the meeting, Dr. Purvis sald it was for the sUrpose Of insisting that the Congressional law mace for the government and protection of the coloed schools be adhered to, and if hecessary to xppea! to the courts and test the right ef the Commi rs of the District to set aside Congressional now. as heretofore, one school gyeiem, but tt is eve here Is little hope at present of securing it. The colored schools should be placed absolucely under the eoa- trai of the colored poopie, subject to the laws referred to. On motion of Mr. Sampson, 4 committes of three was appointed to draft resolutions, as follows: Messrs. Sampson, Clark and Emerson. A general discussion ensued rela- live to the status of the colored &cnools, and ail were unanimous .n their opinion as to the illegality of the orier of the Commis- sioners, cotsolidating the colored schoois With the whites of the District of Columbia, aud the same unanimity of feeling was ex pressed favorable to the governmeat of cel- ored schools by colored people alone. The commitice reported resolutious, wh were adopted, to the effect that the re ceul opinion of the attorney of the Distri of Columbia, relative to tue power of the trustees of schools for colored children, is subversive of the best interest of colored Schools, and @ misconstruction of the plain provisions of the laws of Congress pertain- ng that section M4 of the musolidated statutes of the |)istrict provides that there shall be a board of trustees for colored schoois in the cities of Washington and Georgetown, consisting of nine persons, ens of Washing ton and two of Georgetown;” that the best interest of the colored schools demand that the iaw be obeyed; that they disagree with the bistriet attorney in bis constraction of the law; that the Commissioners be respect- fully requested to re-establish the board of trustees of seools for colored children in the cities of Washington and Georgetown, in ac- cordance with the law; that a committee of five be appointed to present the resolutions, und the views oft < wishes cerming the sch olored children te Commissioners of the District, ani report the result of the conference at the nextmeeting. The following wereappointed the committee :—Hon. Frederick Douglass, Dr. C. B. Prvis, J. P. Sampson, J. A. Emer son, Rey. Willlam Warring Coraelins Clerk. “Te grate away from the offices ot 4 i eee eee -This was what a 1 as he capered -C. Lay & Co., % street, With a receipted special improve- ent tax bill in his pocket.—Ade. es THE COCRIS. Equity CourtT—Julye Wylie. To dey, Clark, executor, agt. Pengh; de- cree for sule. agi. Riebants; bond of recetver approved. Lane agt. Lane: order appointing guardian ad litem. Johnson agt. Pilapt; onder of ratification of trustee's second report. Carrington agt. Plumb, order rat- ilying trustee's report. Wall agt. Wall, do. Brewer agt. Batley; do. Dowling ‘agt. Boucher; order_pro confesso. Nesmith act. Goodall; do. United States agt. Ottman; opinion overruling motion to quash. Win- der agt. Hulse; order on receiver to show cause. Bryan agt. Betz; prayer for receiver refused. Holden agt. Talbot, order for ap- pearance of defendant. ey pee agt, Win- fton; order giving leave to fle amendod bill. Gurson azt. Emmerson; order dij ing restraining order. Linville et al. agt. Mur- dock, confirmation of receiver's resale. Minor agt. Minor et al.; submitted. Staats agt. Bigelow; do. Keifeagt. Adams; deeree pro confesso. Denmead agt. Denmead; order Spproving trustee's | bond. Pollard _agt. ‘ames; order vacating pro confesso. Hunt agt. Hunt; injunction awarded. Povice Cot Dfills pro tem. Patrick Hi S aiaigel wir cmon his horse at a pan forfeited collateral. Ben. Johnson. m~ ge loud and boisterous; Joseph Jones, for- felted collateral. De' di 3 orl a Watkins, Yortiiad, collaterals’ Joan Fy, Walker, same. Anthony Howard, torfeited collateral for disorderly couduct. James O’Brien, same. Calvert Stevens and Janet mae Gc oeenion heey , trespass on ng, lenry Rother, forfeited collateral. J Bonar? same. George Phelps, same. John Thomp- son, colored, an id'e and suspicious person found begging on the pretext that his chil bad died, as he wished money to it. It Was ascertained by the officer that ehild days; sent dowa. ; down. James 7, Offray; forfeited | collateral. Moses fort ite col- lateral.» Molly Johnson wae sent do. aga Francis Janviers, ) ee Georgetown; forited 7 reg | | Smuith,same. Iscomb Scott, “charged wi distorbing Georgetown; $3. 35. Albert Tolson, forfeited. Benja min ¥. Rupp. same. Albert Noble, disturb- ing Georgetown: <5. Jerre Clarre felted. Terrance McCaffrey. threats o° personal volence tobis wife; $30 to Keep the peace. Anderson Scott and John Barker, a*sanit and battery on Officer Clark; Scott distnsa-4 and Barker fived £25 and threé months in the county jail. Andrew Scott ani John Bar- Ker charged with an aifray; $5 each. James Smith, stealing a table cloth from Fliza | Thomas: 30days in jail. James Fleming and EDUCATIONAL. EORGET( WN FEMALE SEMINARY. No =1 Stoddard street. and day school. For G terme apply te, Mics focipa’. Bal Innere aaa Teh "Of tore. Pa. aveune. prember 16 reet care . o of Seminary. ened tdec3 TI UYS ACADEMY, 455 «treet northwest, Sunder- Be lavas “Urch, Will commence ite Mh year rT ft © part-colars end spectal advanty,. affordet by th's Aca:lom Cirenlars at pl bookstores, er address the Principal, No. 1313 4, Stree: sonthwr ae, sugti Sm NT county, 3 Jamas Duncan, two little white bays, ee | charged with stealing three pounds of gum drops. They are both less than tea yearsoid, | lars. J z | but old offenders, and they were sent tothe | sel eoéw Rev © HUTTON. DD , Rector reform school. Robert Jones, assanit on pure ING S RING Carojine Lorentz; Si¢ and costs. Also, as- Osomiy S: s Parish, sauit on George Lorentz, a little broth-rof Caroline; $2. James rhe.ry, agsaul | battery on Johanna Carberry; $10 and costs. James Rutter forfeited collat+ra). man and Wm. Devine. aifray: Seach. Dan Herfurth, larceny of clothing n jail. Henson tittle, attery on Cor- uelius Harris GEORGETO No GRAN SALES.—Taere wers no trans- in grain at the Merchants’ Exes Wo. immy ‘There the Metriet p Str mor > aud 2 ‘per or ciling at & to 8 Bt leane ti per cent ail over at no rer cent 1d be aod 4760528; ake City Mills Bio brands, amber, 2.16: mixe: Penne: ania red do. amber, 1 snl Corn— wn White. Se do. white, 1 Bai, ern fru w asd: Oat. firm—New York new sp fair vistone Sta: T an’ sky dull 124 3 Rew Vouk, Angust 23.—Stocks dit and steady @1iths lower for some. Money. is. Gold, 13%. Be chan-e—long, 45754: short. #09. Govornta and steady, except SI conpons, Ww YORK. Angust 2.—Fiour aniet and heavy. Corn quiet ated ot PH:t.sDELPHIA. Anz tle quiet bnt uncharce head quoted at Sheep in moderate request at 12.000 head Hows stronger; corn ingots for ioney and account, 94 Sa. Erie. 14; preferred CITY ITEMS. ALEX. ADAMSON’S well-kuows Room, with stock, fixtures, é&c., for sale a house for rent. 8,36 MARVFT US beyond pre nt Is the e of Svzudont upon the whole ec: my of the Mouth. keeping the gums ros healthy, the teeth in perfect order, giving to the breath a baln eo BE WISF To-pay— A cough, however sl foiiow, and though Wild Cherry bas fre dreaded disease, the primary diseases of the chest. cents and $1 a bottle: much the eheaper. Dr. Wistar'’s Be ycured th invariably throa Corns Extracts So the shoe can be worn hease. Buators, Ingrowing Nails, Vawulax Excreseences, and other ailmer ts of the feet successin!ly treated «t Dr. White's establishment. 15th street, ‘opposite the Treasury. Hours 8 a in. to6 p.m ——_.—___ 229 to $10.06 has been invested la Boor Without Pain, to do it.” A book on Wail street, sent free. Tumbridge & Co., Baxkers, 2 Wal! stroet, New Yors. os: —. THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales o S1bs.wt 1872 were $2 PUBLIC AUCTION, by Thos, he MILLINERY f NO’ N reet, Georg: on MONDAY The Fixtures ise good sold for lees than b yaine. The house and atc s only 35 a me ‘This is a good chan any arty pd to startin busi [aue2tsr} JOBN J. FMOVAL—DAVID 5. Es I YOUNGS Mi end Fancy Goods shment re- tuoved from No. 111 Bridee street, George town, to No. 113 Bridge street An entire ew ‘and compleie mescrtinent of DB GOODS has been aided, waking it the mo i orgéetown to select from. We. / WHeatceys SGESM DYEING ANI ee eeanine ESTAL- LIS 49 Jefferson Screct, Georsetmen, D.C. Retabliched, 188. Prominm awerdet, 1857. lerged aud tniproved. 1s74, Ladice aud Geuti-men's 3 parel of every description, inciudsn Pepe Vell wud ‘Trinauiagey Kit Gloves ~. &c., nleciy cleaned or dved; alno, Onrtalue aud Nev Goods, Onrpets and Biankets cleaned dariac the Summer months. Bend tx your address and we will osil for acd re- tara work ut any place fu the Léstrict ireo of oxire charge. breed from aud to aus place in Gee Country A FISHEB’S NEW DYE WORKS, 900 G STREET. NEAR NINTH STREET CONNECTED WITH A. FISHERS CHEMICAL SCUURING WORKS GN orn STREET, NEAR G, OPPU=ITE FA- TENT OFLICR. N.B.—Dreing and Qleaning Gentlemen's Gar- Ment a specialty wi short notice, “#air prices angi tr FOR PICKLING AND PRESERVI UBE CIDER VINEGAR, warranted free from all adulterations, 3 year suld. GREEN GINGER. PUBE 5PICKS of all kinds, ground and whois. PUBE PEACH BRANDY, 5 years oid. WHITE WINE VINEGAR. FRUIT JABS, JELLY GLASSES. Cc. Cc, BRYAN, ang2) St Nortnwest corner rand Lats FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Beery, 8. RES f CO., London; DREXBL, HARIES Brussels, Carlshrae, Gottenbérg, Stock holm, Basie, Zarich, Scatigart. LONG AND mons TPT EXCHANGE FOR ie CU., Paris; on , Vienna, Shes, deeleee, Mais, Leipetot ot LEWIS JOHNSON eg “ O*¥STEES, SOFT AND HARD SHELL CRABS, ‘Wholesale and retail at Norfolk Seiten an Fs (0) AS WHitm 2 00. acres Poet a Avomle: [COWS +m" * NSS aud | Joho Ha. | Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. “How | § nue gon j tert teachers. Work received nnd returned by mailorex- | _ | wish TEACHER Vy NO. ORGAN, Ere ang?t-Im street southeast, { Principals R. Teacher of Fr Mint itatins wie Drawing, Wa ome. Pastel. Bo <a Writtn 4 1 WEDNES Oollege, or atir L CT Si YOUNG LADIF = Corner Mth and N streets northwast 1 oT} Gor wed basin r ned ¢ ha: | the ed ach Measure in men 4 their » th a Z perthwal ZNNIE Ww | This echo. 1 will re | 39038. A pphicati at 4173 Mi-sonri avenue, OLY CPos8 cnl mH SCHOOL FOK BOYS AND ¢ Appiy to Rector. at be at Chapel ESEMINIRY, Si. Mary'’« Fr. St. Md. Reopens Octoter inc nonth=, Music rrr Fr circulars ad¢ress colm Mr MES ALFRED s FRENC ANT FOB YOUNG LADIES, No. 1760 sheneton, b. C. antes! iege Preparatory 13th. Avera ¢ hours by vail tr Marr.) Me mmercial and RGUISH, FREN LECT SCHOOL ow York » house, connec railroed at Round Bil. De Fy on the Phila. and Pat buildines; home care; rer ils can remain vacations ‘Trostees are “Friends.” Fon. Washington Townsend says: ‘A progres cf my late ward, who was uuder ye ard thition for over two years, L wae weil wat Progress to kw ard ‘Lect Next Semion will begin THURSDAY, Sep he best fae wh anc complet SND FEENOR G LApiEs, GUSH 18 in 4 NOTRE DAME OF HAEYLAND —Collogiate aN Tustitate for Young Ladies near Govaustewn, Baltiwore county, Md.,2}¢ miles uorth of Balt wd by the School Sisters of Notre Thia institution ie most dovirnbly located. nda are extensive, and the building te cou structed with every scces-ory for comfort Conve. ienee The system of education parsned ie deuce ed to de the mental aud physical powers of the to make them refined, accomplished and pemby rs of Rockets. d phe French aid German Languac @ Ladies ring rate &partinents, For particulars send for catalogn: SoUTHERS Hou scHooL, bs Estabitshed 1s42. Nos. 197 and 199 Norn Cnarles Stress, BALTIMORE. Mr. and Mrs; Wits0x M. CARY. principale £:. General JonN PEGRAM, 3 This Tost jon ts conducted on One stem, with @ corps of ten i ip the 2 pag rps inssractore te angs-eo2m Cc sien ini Wisning IN, D.C. PREPARATOR: DEPARTMENT opass Sep- “HEAR th. oF infor JO WELLING. utp, aid $13 or 82). Acdrese PO Box | } | etice ’ | mafied trac + A SS eer etna EDUCATIONAL. ESTERN MARYL«ND Oo FOR BTU 44 OF Be Xess, is 8) ATE DEPARTMENTS, EF Catal cuce. with fell tet rmati, uuree of study, £2. furnished gratuy dices 30 WARD, OOD. Brc8 eof a Westie meter Ma EPery out scnoot “ Do 69 FRANC LIN STREET, tie Cathedral and Park, ‘The Thirteont! Session of thie Enelish god French, Boardiug and Day School for Tonng Tandy reopen THURSDAY. September circles, edd Mre ire BP. LEFESYS 6. Dr a8 etm CELINGTON So hoet Preeial advent YT. NOME AND DAY OR LUCNG LAPIS » Modere Langyaces * "PRE WASHINGT. + 2087 te + Which may ang san pyess TUE PY NS 1% FOR O1RI ’ . ““ w i hah Sate > ay : BiH mi STAUNTON » s Ber. 3.1 MILLER. AM t t Prot Fw . . : tonal « be ry rean® ; reir ' ns BF" Ford for Ua <) a BONY and the Curtavacton * Grew et Bire BEI CHENBACKS Pisuo Store, Ith street north went doried iy SPURGLER House, oni SUMMER RESOR “SUN ME It tsa handsome Sut 2 Inrge portions, aud dadseburg is i bral ctlon ‘ol Norti southwest of Weshtneron Cit depominstions bud pleassut gocher; Ie cf the Honees fine Miner ical Waters have the world _ BANKERS. _ ) SANE DEPO: Cornea Vth st and New ¥. FIRE AND BUBGLAR-PROOF VAULTS + of valnaties taken on deposit Salat fcr hours, $s. 1m. tod p.m GEO. B. PLANT, Pr w bs ‘ GY Beve removes thoi BUILDING, corner = Sell Foreign Rxchauge thons on sti potute £650, S100, £500, 61.000 Unvented tn Stock Prictioncs in Wit Street, leads to many thot sande Compre. beneive expianat-y te ew matements and gu NEW 4LEXF KINEESSA Upp. BW. ¥ Stock Kacusngs. apts rb «is (Pee TORR, lee F STHMERS. CUSTOM DEPARTM?NT. FOR OUE CUSTUT TAAPE WE «DBF THD BEST ASSORTE. STOCK OF