Evening Star Newspaper, September 28, 1875, Page 4

THE CLARVOE INVESTIGATICN | The Perry Burglary, the Retexss of | T Snyder, aud tne Regus Ede. Jot t CITY ITEMS. meetingsof | HARvEy & HOLDEN are In full running Flowers and Fraits. | THE FRUIT GROWERS’ EXCURSION DOWS | THE POTOMAC. The day was favorable and GEORGETOWN. MASONIC CHOIR.—The regular leasant, on | the Georgetown M&xonic Choir were resu’ | LADIES’ GOODS. | EDUCATIONAL. 719 FIRST FAUL OPENING 719 | MONO LUSONS wt» reamnntie eta by September 2%, 1875. aMdavits (published in THe Star) be en- te order. and sre serving the most delicate ‘Teacher ere ora mit | faturday. the 25th inst., when Potomac last evening under the leadership of Prof. H. | brands of Oysters that can be produce. Sees. Som, after 3 he ” Tae rent The investication hefore the Boart of at Prnit Growers, joined by the Woodiawn Ang. Pond. The fendance of members was | “Saddle Rocks, “Princess Bays. ‘saad or — Bibeir le Weather Probavilities To-day. | tropoiiian Police Commissioners Teo aeccnd Farmers Chum, inate an excursdon aad. pic. jerk. Jt was decided tog. Oe PUDITC Fe~ | Island,” “Rockaways,” “Hampton Bars, y Rowe a | << ive Clarvoe. as to his. 4 nie on board the fine steamer Mary Wash- hbearsal Month, commencing “2 Mon- | with many choice brands, received daily by FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY H Tom . Orvice o” CaIRF SIGNAL OFFICER, pes divest - ail got fheton down the Potomac to Glymont, stop- | day, November 6th, ists. | st.amer and express. 1 5 S b ae} AND PIANOS ‘WASHINGTON, September 27, 1575. | connection with the arrest and pjease of ying at the varions stations. A pleasant ré COMMITTEE of Georgetown Broperty ij ie ‘ i57tt ieee “o™ Fee ie ere cin eee and | John Green, (the bogns EJet.) “as resumsi | locrpany of indies aud geationen atartet | holders waited Of toe fee Cee | Be ra pg uN} PA tg the lower Iake region, clear or partly cloudy 5 by the board this morning. All. tne members from Washington, and their numbers were sioners yesterday and urged them to have | being oi bones to th aad com! » thon: ! ctrealars at the Mate where quéare weather during the rest of Tuesday, with | rrocent except Mr. Murtagh. inereased by parties joining them at Alexan- Beall street, between High and Green streets, 88" ds of the intelligent public patronize oF 3 Came, ae eee porthwest to northeast winds, and rising | " Mr. Cook stated that "ere was no aiti-| Grin Collingwood, ME Verne Springs, Ac- | improved with a new pavement on carriage White's Well-known establishment, S35 15th (im THURSDAY. September 30ch, barometer. followed by partly cloudy aad | tional witnesses present, with the exception | corink, ang Gunstod. The boat eae neal. way and side walks. street, opposite the Treasury, for relief from »~ ‘Will exbibit at our cooler weather. | of Mr. McEltresh. | komely dectirated and festooned with flowers | “GRatx TRADE. The offerin, of wheat at Corns. Bunions, Inverted Nails, Chilblains, MILLINERY sHOW Booms, — ee eerie ene ctiatnt at his time he | and evergreens by the tacts and activity of the Merchants’ Exchange to day amounted Vascular Excrescencen, ete. j , spoken.) | was working ona particalarma'ter—a state | Mig Nute, assisted by other ladies and gen- | to 2,100 bushels, Sales of 2,300 bushels at EAE, ASPET i (Up Stairs) Pref L. Sacveur's from Boston) Bow converse LOCAL NEWS. ment from @ party under arrest —bot he | tlemen. from $1.22 to $1.40. | FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beantifier. | Ain cdogent qecertmnent of tone! method conk! not say yet as te what bearing it will Jobn Saul contributed a splendid show of RIVER AND CANAL.—Arrived, steamer E. Lapis’ felt aad sivam bats reQuished in all | a De reer, OR: A +3 _ Condensed Localn. bave on the tase. apples and pears. embracing many varieties, | C. Knight, from New York, with general the Fall styles, at A. T. Whi $24 Penn. Ty 5 Don't forget Hempler’s anction te -night. # | General Henkle, counsel for Mr. Clarvoe. | together with beantifil eut flowers, includ- | merchandise for District. merchants; sehr. avenue. ss aw anes, 6 | RIMMED FELT Goons. Class event Mondays and Thareters The surcet lampe will be lightet wt 6:15 p. | a-ked for Mr. Wm. M. Evans. that cortain | ing rare dahlias, zinnias, €c.,arraaged by | Annie A. Booth, from New York, wit a T DS, x ‘™. and extingn: at 4am. Attention is called to chang 4 of time in notice of services by Hastings t! « Evangelist. ‘The report current last week. that Dr. Jas. bad died sud¢~nly was un- fouled. Last evening a case of lad" en’ boots, valned at $50, was stolen from th’s window of Gat- trell's shoe store. corner 0% 7th and I streets. The ~~ wil ise to-me 4TOW morning pir- ally eeli . he ecl will end here a few minutes after seven Selock. The U. S. sieamer Fortune has been or- dered to leave Annapolis this morning for this city, conveying the crew of the U.S. frigate Constellation... Astrovomers from, Washington and Prince- ton bave arrived “st Manebester. N. H., for the purpose of t7.king observation of ‘the eclipse of the sum, which occurs to-morrow morning. Is the Carripgtan-Younz duel not enough? ‘There are rumecs new of a forthcoming duel between two telegraph operators, and all on | account of & paper tassel pinned by one ope- tered on the proceedings. These were rea: and the board ex; 1a wish tthe wi nesses should he present at a future meeting. TFSTIMONY OF DETECTIVE MELFRESH. Detective MeElfresh testified that he had never heard of anything. which would tend toineulpate Mr. Clarvoe in the case. Mar- tin made a statement to him about two weeks after the release of Snyder, to the effuct that Fisher on the day of the release had come to him and asked the loan of ten dol- Jars, saying that they had Just put up one of the finest jobs ever put up in the District, whieh. when it got out would raise h—I, and they were going to Baltimore to get the bh ance ofthe silk. Witness met Major Rich Judge Wilson, but withheld Mortin'’s name from the latter. He was in the habit of com- muniecating the fullest particulars to the Major. CORRORORATION BY MAJOR RICHARDS. Mojor Richards said that he was now clear as to obtaining the information from Mr. rator to apother operator's coat tall by way | McElfresh, but not so sre as to ohtaini ofa joke. Let ‘as bave peace! the name. He wonld state that he hat ” ‘The prelimunaries ere being arranged fora | donbt but that McElfresh hal given him the Feunion the former students of Gonzaga | name, and further, that he. with Mr. Sargent College—the old Washington seminary, on F street—to take place at a future when it is contempiated fo organize an alumni asso- elation. At the meeting of the pastors of the Metho- dist Episcopal charches. at the Foundry ebureh, yesterday, the following qnestion Was discussed: “How can we more effeetu- bad worked up this case to his entire satis- | faction. DRINKS AT THE METROPOLITAN. Mr.C M. Roberts testified that he bad never heard anything which would connect Clar- | voe with the ease, nor had he ever seen on the part of Clarvoe any act which he would consider as suspicions. On the night of the ty i the youn pple of our | release of Snyder, Clarvoe. Mr. P. Wilson, = arees wre zee oe | W. M. Evans. Phil Jullien, Leighton, ‘ardinal MeCloskey. in a letter toa rela- | McDevitt, and others, met at the Metro yori tan and took drinks, Evans treated to Both drinks and cigars, and he (E.) appeared to be tive in this city, within the past few days, intimated that he will return nome about the 25th of November next. It ix expected by Y the family in question to prevail on his emi- | nothing suspicious on the part of Evans or nenee to pay a visit to the uational capital | Clarvoe: the latter was in the habit of going during the holiday season. | to the Metropolitan nearly every evening A white man nam aries Lenman was | ME. CLARVOR MADE A STATEMENT severely injured abont the head and face yes- | (under oath) to the effect that he liad not terday, by falling from a wagon. at the cor- | idea that he was suspicioned until the 7ri- ner of Lith andQ streets northwest. He was | tune publication. In regard to Roberts testi- taken to the house of Mr. J. W. Reddie. in | mony be thought he (R.) was mistaken as to the rear of Brightwood race course, and Dr. | meeting at the Metropolitan and taking Stone called, who renderet medical aid. | drinks. They haddrinks before Evans cam A boy who carries THE STAR on one of the | and Leighton was not pre.ent, for it was a routes in South Washington complains that | week afterwards when witness introdu the boys in Tin Cupalley rob him of his | Roberts and Leighton. As to his connee- Papers. and if he resists they turn upon him | tion with Green he bad came over wi and beat him. The police on that beatmight | him atthe request of the Baltimore men, make an example of them by being adoat | and it wax agreed thatif Green was iden’ there between 5 and o'clock p.m. fied that be«C.)shoult take him in charge. R_E. Gilchrist, who signs hims lerkof | Evans did not identify him and he w: First Baptist colors! chure rites to | turned up. Leighton stated his errand to that the statement that Pastor Lee's | witness on the street cara in Baltimore resignation wax not accepted by the church | Witness on arriving at police head ie incorrect ing that “theeharchare now | went In Crone’s office. and Leighton Waiting for Pastor Lee's resignation, and hts | went up stairs; never saw Leighton a. Tesignation would be glatly a ptet, and it | until atter the man was arrested; Le! is the only thirg that will harmonize the | said before they arrived that hedid not kn. eburel and give pes *| ifhe could identify the man; never heant of | S.barber betag connected with the case intil | bis conversation with Leighton; on arriv See ee | ee cee weet te Tena noes, Since Colonel Lobey bas had charze of the | Green went to sleep; witness eame arount to Washington Alinshouse as commissioner, | headquarters, but went back again and me feveral important improvements have been | Green coming away; witness recollects Mr made there. The main bnilding has recently | Berret telling him to go to Battimere and been thoroughly renovated, repainted and | bring Green back on Wednesday, bat went papered throughout. plamt nd gas fix- | the next day; saw Green, who state? that he tures pot in, sewerage extended. and a | Could not come until the’ following Monday thorough cleaning of every nook and corner | &nd witness so reported it to the Major, had made. A pew cemetery las been laid ont | no doubts as to his (Green's) intention to and enciosed with a sub« tlal fenee. and pme the fellowing Monday; witness did not the remains of deceased paupers taken up | understand Mr. Berret to say that Green ans reinterred therein. The removal of the | should have been brought down at all ha eld Lospitals from the low and unnealthy | ads; this was the same day Green was ar locality where they have been for many | rested by McElfresh and Sargent: is certain years past toa more elevated and suitable | that he Introduced Roberts to Leighton—the te bas been his object for some time, and is | former said that he would like to be intro- w in a fair way of consummation. ' In his | Cuced to the latter—su>sequent to the meet- efforts he bas been liberally sustained by the | ing al the Metropolitan. District Commissioners. as well as warmly | | After some discussion the boar! decided to seconded by Mr. Joseph H. Hodgson, the in- | bold another meeting to hear Mr. Evans’ tendant of the tum, and also the pnysi- | Witnesses. cians in charge. an WITNESSES WANTED. ards the same evening and told him. as also | in good spirits ‘and very sociable. Saw , | | | | | Under date of Angust 20th, Dr. William | _ Mr. Cook said that it had been statet in M. Page, visiting physician, in a commani- | and outof print that the board were not | cation te Commissioner Lubey injrelation to | thorough in the inquiry.and he wished the removal of the four old frame hospitals | Abnounce on the part of Major Richards a to the adjoining grounds southwest of the | the board thatif any person knew of ax resent enclosure and the building of an ad- | Witness, and world furnish the names they itional ward, kitchen, dining-room, &c., | Would be summoned. RES : states that the greaiest care should bé used | TESTIMONY OF DETECTIVE COOMES in selecting a Site having reference tohy-| Defective J. W. Comes testified that he gienle adventages. The sick confined in the | ¥#* 41 the Metropolitan hotelon the night Waris are compelied to submit to such air | Of Green’s release; went there with McDey and light as are afforted in the construction | Inet Clarvoe; Evans and Leighton were at of the bospitals, and If the | = Metropolitan when the drink was taken; e elements hav. : not the purity and health-giving power re. | tein that Greea was not there; he is a quired, the evil is increased tenfold. At pre- | Inarked man and if seen once could be iden’ sent the sick are confined to the toe | ifed; did not notice any unusual conduct by we almshouse, below the site of that built- | Evans or any of the party. Isalmost certain ing. sbut out on every side and exposed to the malaria from the river below, the exhala Uons from sleps, water closets and open sinks and to the terrible din of the unrestrained lopgues of the paupers; all of whieh are most | that Leighton was present. Have never heard of anything which would indicate that Clarvoe was connected with Green or Suy- der’s release. e TESTINONY OF DETECTIVE M'DEVITT. formidable dangers tc There ive McDevitt testified to seeing Clar ¢an be no doubt that some of the sick, suffer. | Vee and Coomes at the Metropolitan on the ing from ordinary diseases, have contracted | ight of the release of Green; Evans drove fevers of a low grad The back | Up alon { conversed with Clarvoe, and yard of the alrast exercise | Witness in with the others to tike a rounds for inmates ix not a suitable pla ‘ ans came up and said he ha: been wiiness was there but a few mt it was about nine o'clock; did not hear anything said about Green; Evans was not unusoally pleasant that night; Leighton was pr hespital. The hospital should be on the highest ground. and as far removed from the river as possible. The biut? on th jot above the intendant’s hou suitatn lace for these buildings. 1 | hot there as be remembered; witness had no ausiueieote torts rons ome ye emer the | knowledge of anything which would induce poysician. should tached, so that suits bine to suppose that Clarvoe was anyways ble cret ear ed always for ti implicated in the Green transaction; he ((.) he nes of ¥ wort. | May have erred in coming down with the at present it | to get the nan: witness recollects asking Clarvoe that times when wanted. * paper was forwarded by Col L treet Commissioners, with ane hi Low he found things in Baltimore, and he probably did not tell him about the re- lease of Green, because they were not in the habit of telling each other information: be made this statement in justice to Clarvoe. The Board adjourned to meet at 10 o'cl hey to xe eWSEXpressed, W Site proposed With @ statement that the r for the bospital is the property of the general government, and lately used in part b Navy department; that an eco.iom!| Penditare of $5,008 world cover th and rebuilding erection of a bew ward with a proper kitchen, dining-reom, office, sewerage, &c. Of this sum there is left of the appropriation made for repairs, &¢.. after deineting the cost of Printing. plumbing, sewering ant other costs of the main building just completed, nearly balfthe amount neceisary. The site fs elevated. healthy and free from ali the al OX- remova! the old hospital and the TRE JUVENILE Opera ComPany.— first performance of the Mextean Juve- nile Opera Company attracted a fashionabie audience to the National Theater last even- ing. Opera bouffe requires such a combina- tion of musical and dramatic ability with drollery and @ keen sense of humor for its successful rendition, that fatlure for children attempting it would seem almost inevitable, »- | But these young Mexicans didn't fail. The Jections of the present o with the | music was given fairly, and some of it in a hanges and tinprovement sted a very | very Spirited manner, while the archness t hosp!tal cau be estab- | and sprightliness of the acting merited and received warm commendation from old the- ater-goers. Carmen U. with the roi missioners haveapprovet and the prospect looks sive state of aflairs in ¥ Moron, sang and acted her role icking fun of Aimee, while the syium. Tue | infantile “Wanda, ape U! y Moro: balltings is | was the arehest and brightest vivandier ths plan pro- | ever seen on the stage here. The boys did “pitel buildings, fairly in their respective roles. Take it alto. piseed near each of | gether, it isa very unique and pleasing per- with the new ward, | formance, and should draw crowdet hous: : the southwest | throughout the week. “The Grand Ducuess” Bide, the na center, fronting on | again to-night. Ivth street, with the kitchen and cinin | Pag Sy Toor in the midale. ade ScitT AGAINST THE Y. MC. Another | Totten, counsel for the cot nlssioners of the Freedman’s bank, yesterlay filed a bill in | the Equity Court against the Younz Men's | Christian Association, praying @ decree for ouse will be | €rected near the r ar of the lot 1. Lube new Point sought to be attained by C s Which Will soon be in readiness for iumates eee - the keeping of the prisoners in th = the sale of the association’s building, on the AGRICTLTURAL FAtrs — Pradterick.—Tha | corner of 9th and I) streets, for the non-pay- Frederick county Agricultural Society hold | ment of a loan of $33.00 made by the hank ext falr at Frederick city, M the | to the association in 1871. The bill alleges th, 14th and 15th of October. Arrange. ath, | that an opinion has been given by a lawy: ments are being made to render the coming | to the effect that the trust deed made u exhibition even more attractive than the former ones. The grounds have been en- Jarged, and the track extended toa half mi ‘Hon. A. G. Thurman will deliver the annual address. The Baltimore and Oblo aod Fred- erick and Pennsylvania line ratlroad com- panies will issue round-trip tickets, and will carry articles and stock at redaced rates. Leesturg.—The 15th annual fair and eattie a the property to secure the debt. was Invalid, and that only a part of the debt has been paid up. —_-—__— Ps Law De Ane of the University of Georgetown, will open its next term on the 6th of October. The faculty has been en- larged, and now consists of Judge Paschal, instructor of the sentor class; Ea ward G. show of the Loudoun county Agricultural | Retly, of Pennsylvania, in charge of the ju- Society will be held at the new fair grounds, | nior class, and Charice W: Mewean tae 12 pear Leesburg, Va., on the 19th, 20ta, and President of the Moot Court. A 2ist proximo. Numerous izes and pre- course of lectures on ‘Ethics in its relation to positive iniums are offered in every riment, and | law’ will be delivered by the ident, and competition is open to al _— on the “History of Law” by artin F. Mor- = THe New Jats.—There isa re; ——— in etr- culation that work on the new jail has been | ComPANyY A, Washington Light Infantry, _ Suspended and the workmen Siecharged, on | Jast night referred the invitation from Co. account of the insufficiency of the ‘@ppropri- | Ist t Virginia National Guard State SOM Re Complete the buliding. ‘Tnis is @ | Militia, to visit Richmond on the 23th proxi. mistake, for the wullding will be finished at | mo, to partic! in the unveiling of Stone- the Ee aod with no farther ap- | wall Jackson’ statue, and also to attend the remainder of the work 1s be dene by contract, and will be passed forward much more rapidly than heretofore. ‘Work ou the building bas been suspended. | however, until the 21th inst., when the open. ing of bids for fuishing the building takes state agricultural fair, to a committee con- sisting of Lieutenant Harrison, nt Marr (and Corporal Watkins, to! take Into consideration expediency of taking the trip, and to report next Mi y evening. —— place. Taytor & Hvrty, whose announcement ———_o——__— Will be found elsewhere, seem determined, by THE HAMILTON BCILDING ASSOCIATION, | erergy. the display of good taste, and the in- troduction of an unusually |: é goods, to make the withdrawal of their late organized on the oli and popular plan, ad Vertises in another column for subscriptions tolte stock. Among its Officers will be re- cognized several gentlemen whose former ible By the citizens of t experience and management of s{intlaraseo- morta eet Firetr store at present is well worth a visit <iations insure the success of this cuterprixe. | by those who want tosee what is fashionable See ihe new advectixemen and useful tn the way of ladies’ and geatie- —_——— | men’s furnishing good: ANY PARTIES desiring i we refer to th elegant rest- wivertisement of B. H. —-——_ REAL Estate Sate—John Bau, tras- rT in another col use No wil ‘tee. sold yesterday afternoon, lot lettered ' d by the “C" in Todd & Phelp' subdivision of origi- for rin-chlefof nal lots Nos. 5,6 and in square 585, situated rein per- | on D street, between 3d and 4th streets south- 1 on @asy | west, improved by a two-story brick house, , te Frecerick Stein, for $1,470, large stock of | partner, Mr. Lockwood, feltjust as little as , ton of ay ie ‘The youthful “Grand Duchess,” | his intelligent accomplished sister. Samuel Pullman, of Alexandria. had a fine thow of several sorts of good fruits; and his beautiful daughter, Miss Sarah, ex- hibited several very handsome, large and small boug uets of flowers tastefully arranged. Mr. Pirilman exhibited the largest Dachesse ars we have seen this year, grown by Bauj. Bingeott, of Alexandria. P. HL. Troth, of Accotink, exhibited a rare pears, and peaches, among them Secke ls aad Partiett's, hard to exce! also fine flowers. of several kinds of fruits—apples, pears, peaches. and some fine specimens of wild getting up this show and excursion. Stacy Snowden and Captain Snowden, of collection of several varieties of apples, 1. F. Daniels, of Gunstoa, made a rich nose plums; he has been speeinlly active ia | Collingwood. both presented fiue shows of many sorts of fruits. and apples, pears, and es nleely displayet in cases. alkley Gillingham, the veteran fruit grower of Woodlawn, Fairfax couoty, ex- S, and peaches, with some beautiful ent flowers, There were some other exhibitors whose namcs the reporter did pot get. On the tables was also a fine collection of garden vegetables, such as corn, tomatoes, ete. fi its was lim: Altogether the satisfacton od. affair was creditable and y,And was an event of much en: yment, and will be long remembered with pleasure. These exhibitions and feiendly re- unious and gatherings of th alrendy showing an increased interest and It isso late in the season the show of protueers, are enlarged operations In growing rare and improved froits and flowers; it was remarked by some of th r growers that thers has been a ¢ advay », in both qran- fel ond heant fat ove’ © Fruit Grower ton. < diree- D. S.C. BUILDING ad ARLINGTON CoO. OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION. Last night a large meeting was held for the purpose of organizing a new co-ope.ative building association. The com Luittee on constitution, Messrs. Thos. Hy: J.J. Edson, B. H. Warner, Thos. B. Penicks and George W. Harkness, reported the co- operative constitution, the majority recom mending that the sbares be change! from changed from ? h to 2.000, and that the premium on advances be reinced one-tenth anoually. The constitution with — the changes was adopted. The following well- known gentlemen were elected officers for the ensul aries B. g year: Thos. Hyde, president y. view president; J avid Rittenhouse, tr ors, George. W. Harknes: Francis Miller, (L. street;) W. ly, Thos. B. Penicks, H. H. Twom By Middleton, J. D. Free and J. W. The first payment of dues is Monday October 4, 1 Seespecial notic2 in auother column. ——+ THRE AMALGAMATED CARE JOINERS met last evening, M the chair. The monthly report TERS AND rannon in he general secretary for September was recel ved. she ing that the state of trade in the Uni States was generally dull. in Washin being c’assed as moderate. The present number of members is 14. members on unemployed benefit, 26; ‘men benefit, 24; superannuation port also warned members no Canada at present, as there hundreds of men walking about the streets there seeking employment. The report contains a copy of “Tue Conspiracy and Protection of Property Act,” which is Mow & part of the statute law of Great Britain and Ireland. Sects Cedeortiory MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issnod to A. P. Canpingham and Mary | c W. H. Matthew: Abraham HS ¥., and Mary Emma Haris. to emigrate to and Mary Jet, coral, and Lake George diamon gold and plate, re welry store, No. + ear 4; street. dead gi THE COURTS. CoURT IN GENERAL TERM. Yesterday. in the Knapp patent ease tent hotel register), the decision of the Mlssiover was susta + ri. Thomas J. Durant, F. P. Cuppy, and A. S. Worthing- ton were appointed a committee of ex Heants for admission to th John M, Thacher, John Emeletn Trat and H. T. Wickham, of the Virgir Were admitted to practice in this ¢ ler agt. Driggs, appeal dismissed. case of Jobn 1: Bogy; do. In the eases of Driggs vs. Dantels, Godfrey & Guell vs Campbell. Adams vs. Adamet al., in re. M. Augensteit). Hovey and Dole vs. McDonald, Danby vs. Sharp, Second National Bank of L+avenworth ys. Smoot et al, and Phillips and Riddle vs. Coburn, motions to dismiss appeals are filed. PoLicr Covrt—Judge Mills pro tem. To-day, Joun F. Lyles, Anna Lyles, Philip Cartiett, Rebecca Jackson and Anna D. Rob. inson, loud and boisterous: $5 each, or twenty days in workhouse. T. Young, charged with cuiting @ telegraph pole of the fire-alarm €graph in front of his premises, and bres ing the wire; $1. An appeal taken. Julia Ann Roy, loud and boisterou Edmonds, street profanity; =! videon, charged with selling liquor without Heense: continued. Charles Lee. cursing: $5. Ehza Franeis, do; $5. Chas. Heeter, loud and boisterous talkt judgment reserved. Elizabeth Herbert forfeited collateral. Mor- nis Daniel. profanity: $10. Denny Corcoran, profane: $5. John McDonald, same; 85. Geo. rown, disturbing the peace and quiet of Georgetown; $5. Amos Davis, selling liquor Without license: $125. An appeal taken, Dan Connolly, charged with assault and bat= tery on Josephine Henderson; continued, de- fendant being required to give bonds In 350). Wm. Henderson, larceny of a piece of mo- r cloth; fined $50. Augustus York and Robert Thomas, larceny of a stove: six Months each in jail; second offense. William Connor, assault and battery on Robert Cox; $5. y Sullivan, threats to Catherin Hall, beth rather comely women, ami re- Spectable looking. Catherine testified that she would give her @ lick whieh would send her to Mount Olivet; dismissed. Jolin McDonald, charged with an assaulton John Long; $10 and costs, or s0days. Alexander H. Hirsh and Robert Sincel forfeitted col- lateral for an affray. George Humphreys, jnreeny of a bushel of potatoes and a cotton sack from a countryman; three months in {ail without fine, it being a second offence. Wr. Ricks, assault on Thomas Clemtson Samuel Wilson, larceny of a pocket-boo: and $37, the property of Samuel Dempsey; grand ju oe THE “Raistn CURE” AND THE “Mcp Curr.”—M. Thiers has gone to Ouchy, in Switzerland, where he wil! receive a visit | from Prince Gortschakoff as soon as the lat- | | ter has completed bis “raisin cure” in the vicinity. The treatment of general debility by grapes is by no means new here, but it will probably appear a novelty on your side of the ocean. At certain towns in’ Switzer- land grapes are grown solely as medicine, and the vineyards are put to no other use. Instead of drinking water as at other places. the patient is sent out to eat grapes, and must pick them himself from the vines. Where the doctor ordinarily instructs the tient to drink so many glasses of water, he 8 here instructed to eat just somany bunches of grapes, and no more. It is assumed to be | dangerous to go beyond the doctor's prescrip- tion a@ single gray As strange as it may ap- pear, invalids tperience the best of good ef- fects from the “raisin cure,” or at least think ‘bat they do, and go away very well satisfied. Another popular treatment is found at the und baths of Sechwalbach and other ye where the patients are immersed in soft black mud up to their chin, and remain in ihe bath for Some hours. Most of them have & flouting table before them upon which th« keep books, cigars, or refreshments, accord- ing lo the tastes of tae patient. After rema’ ing two or three hours in the mud one is washed off with a hose pipe and put into @ tepid bath, after which one is naturally sup- posed to feel @ great deal better. If he dows hot, = wees SB cuotinusd the next morning, and is repea: until atient is cured or Ured — Paris Cor. N. ¥ qa nes. a7-The dr, is trade at Chicago has been larger du wg the past week an ever | before. The jobbers say that the fall trade is Proving to be very heavy, the country mer. | feoreseg throughout the northwest buying reely. 7A soldier bel: rg at Fort Russell alked down to Lake Mahpalutah, near Cheyenne, the other day, and deliberately cargo of salt fcr J. Thomas Davis; schr. J. R. Bodwell, from Rockland, Me; with Belgian stone for the west end of Bridge street; sehr. Mary Ann, from Alexandria, with 2,106 bush- els wheat for Hartley & Brother. By canal. boat Hattie and Bessie, with 3,500 bushels of corn and 150 barrels of flour for Hartley « Bro. By rail, 200 bushels wheat for J. G. « J.M. Waters. =< —— How to Know Fresh Meat and Fish Ox beef should be of fine grain or fiber, the the flesh or lean of a bright red color and firm; the fat white. aud disiributed through- cut the lean; it should not be yellow or semi- uid. If the meat is entirely lean it will be tough ard its nutritive power low. Heifer beef ts close-grained, but paler than the pre- ciding; the lat Is very ‘white and the bones are 1; Its flavor and nutritive powe. are inferior, and its value therefore less. Bull tect is @ very Cark color. It does not con- much fat. is generally tough, and has & 4 meat-like color, and an unpleasant e. It should never be used. al is dry if fresh. It should be elose- eraiy oy If the meat is moist and flabby it Is stale Mutton should be of a clear. deep pink tint; firm and with a liberal suppiy of fat. Fine wether mutton may be recognized by the presence of a small mass of fat on the upper part of the leg. Itis more nutritious than ordinary mutton, and the darker :ts tint the finer its flavor. Pork shoul! be of a pate tint, and the fat very firm. If it is soft or if the fat Is yellow the'meat is bad. Jf it is semi-fiuid the mal has probably been ted on flesh. It mast not be forgotten that pork ts apt to contain certain parasites, viz., the eysticerus, which produces tapeworm, and the trichina spiralis. If the eyes are bright and the feet supple in ponliry and birds, they are fresh; but if these signs are absent they are either’ diseased or stale. Fish shonid always be used as fresh as pos- sible; when in this state the eyes are bright, the gills of a fine red color, and the body stiff. It would bea great improvement if fish were always kept alive at the stalls. It is by no meaiis an Impossibility in the case of fresh water fish, for in Switzerland and tn other European ‘countries, they are preserved in tanks of water at the hotels, and only killed when wanted for a meal. 87-Mr. Sharon has tendered to Mrs. Rals- ton a suit of seven rooms in the Palace hotel, with private servants, a private qoach and coachman, so long as she may see lit to use them. ay The St. Joe Herald would publish the young lady's poem if it could possibly make “rhinoceros” rhyme with “Queen Elizabeth,” or elle” with +washing machine,” bat it ean't—not even “by the wildest process versification.” ——— ROVER'S 50 Cent, 7 nt,and $1 TEAS urpasted by anything in Washington TRY THEM. North Are iol and H streets, ARE STILL CORCORAN SQUARE MARKET, HOUSEKEEPERS. LOOK T@ Y ESTS, AND SAVE MONE INTER As we have «mall monthly rents to pay, and bu: Cattle for cash, we ean afford to eell at the following LOW PRIC POBTFE HOUSE STKA OIN STEAK, 160, ‘D STRAK, 14¢'{ tbs. for 91.00 REAU THE ABOVE. Marketing delivered te all parts of the city FREE OF CHARGE, WM. H. HOOVER. JAS. WEYRICK, SAM 'LS HOOVE FP. WEYRICK .N_HOOVER & BRO. ELIAS SOLOMON GEORGE DONALDSON, FRED STAHL. We will sel! meat at our Siores at the above-named pe BE. HOOVER. Sth and P te. WEYRICK, cth and N. HARN 1s AND SADDLES, oA A large and superior assortment “f our own mal Also. « large and superior assortment of TRAVELING BAGS, BATOHE! FOCKET- BOOKS, HORSE COVER UNKS. Sata rt RO ES. WHIPS. &e., &c., AT LOW PRICES FUL CASH, 7 OLD-ESTABLISHED MANUFAOTORY OF Joi REPAIRING repnired. at short nm IONLY ruuks and Harness thoroughly 10% sep2s-3t* SEVEY DAYS MORE | TO MAKE A FORTUNE IN THE DRAWING MONTPELIER | Female Humane Association, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. $100,000 FOR syo, $50,000 FOR $20. 2175 OTHER CASH GIFTS, VARYING FROM 10,000 TO 50,000 EACH. All to be distributed THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1873. For tickets or information address, or epply to Hon. JAS. BARBOUR, Alexandria, Va., Or INO, T. HENDERSON, (Over Da=is’s Fancy Store, Market Spsce,) fepas-6t U) cu uy eTURe T NE £R FAILS! DR. RAINGOW, the inventor and patentee, is at private rooms at 322 C STRBET NOBTHWE3T Washington. D. C. : fora shorttime, ine it baving no spri the rub) a elaatic bell witht'wocten knobecall of whit ialene, frritate, and tall short of the desired effact— Kain. bow 's Helter as succeeded easily after Known Truss has failed, in desperate cases. mon the 8th of last Jul; Office hours from 10 PACH BRAND 5 urdressing himself and sticking his will in- | to one of his shoes, plunged into the water ord was drowned. ie is the third person who has committed suleide in that lake this season. i We respectfully invite the attention of our cus tomers who ‘re’ desirous of putting 3h, 8 tet Tuite, to a very fine artice of OLD Pca RANDY. Also, PURR WHITE BR (NPY, and & general sescrtmént of PRESERVING J. 5 sep tw FANCY FEATHERS, te clanens formed at any tims. «IS tm Miss HULETT Is gaining a successful law practice in Chicago. Her “attachments” are La r M POPULAR © ONAL FBENOE bot easily resis She uses Nature's Reau- HANDSOME FLOWERS Bething bose b ae tifier. me 49.8 | aND OTHER NOVELTIES ea ais | e Pret b, Rewvenr's trom ‘Soaten) usw converses FRECKLES removed by Nature's Beautifier. . the » oe eet rept lw 719 Market Space, cor. 8th atroet Opening wight tree urday evening, Or | | TRADE SUPPLIED with Nature's _ tober 2, at 6 o'clock, 1 street northwest ard Savors omslyn Sominary. 133% EAL KID GLOVES, T5c., 2 buttons, all the Mass evenings, Wedneeia I new shades, only, 236 oe pale, at thn Cheapest store inthe city, CONN! 608 Hh ws , ‘seps3 tn Opposite the Patent omce. a er 1s75 Is75 M* GEO FELIA B WET r-eume bis instraction om the PIANO, VIOLIN, and im HARMONY and COM OMITION, SEPTEMBER 13 by Charles Stott & Co., wholesale druggists, No. 480 Pennsyivania avenue, Washington, | D.C. 9,8,1: aaa TAKER TIME by the forelock and send such _ ments as you desire cleaned or dyed be- | fore the rush of work commences at the new | dye works of A. Fisher, No. 906 G street, | Dear 9th, or to his old stand. 618 9th street, | | Opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality, re. | | Spectable work and reasonable terms. 9,11 | | ——— ees | THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, coraerof | New York avenue and 1th cro) gee 5 | | cent. per annum on deposita for each calendar |Month. Ranking hours, 9 to 4. —— D FALL OPENING, MRS.J P PALMER Respectfully announces ber Fall Opeaing of PATTERNS PB /NNETS ! And PARISIAN NOVELTIES, WEDNESDAY axo THUESDAY, | September 29 and 30. Ma: J.P. PALMER, For terms, Se, appir ISth street, of at tbe musik WaSisgtos Si epi2-tr 1209 F atrent. butwnen Nth and 19th Notre. Singnw. Mano 850 been rested Swe! = ——— —$$<$<—$ _ teoe b pertor mmate Ree circ Privileges and pate 06s cent profit, “Hew GiGIERBE, GRD YAK cacrs ann passa. drome 0 R POLLARD Bier to do 1” A Book on Wall street, sent tres, | 02% rat tan chapel eee teen eae [O°8Ne TION CHURCH SCHOOL, ee 4& Co., Bankers, 2 Wall street, | NOLL S05 ob st. opp. Patent Uftice. 3 FOR YOUNG N Bey LADIES AND 1115 M Sraxer. Comwmn 1. L, TOWNSEND, Recto LOD, Principal. The seventh year bretn on Wednentay, Sep CHILDR Bre, Nw Moss MAC M4P4MEL. P.seANNERET nas wiry ne RETUBNED FROM PARIS. it ve choicest assortment of N N NETS ard Bats —— DRESSMAKING in all Its branches GEORGETOWN ADVER MTs. nal _moating of VCTATLON of > NOTICE —Tho second ani the NINTH BUILDING 1107 PENNA. AVENUE. and S3 NORTH Soniber 15. 1878. Applicanomanebove. _ sapt tn Georgetown, 1. C.. will be hald at CHARLES ST, BALTIMORE seped Im T VERNON i 1550 1 strat — Selecks When mu fleeton of 3 Dissereurion. — ferme reas ~ o'clock. when an election o1 U 0 . BM. Tend be per of es D TI Prod homme. resid: eacher of Frenc year will be held. Bourth oh ‘The Co partnership heretofore existing under the aon Conalenon wn firm pame of LOCK WOOD. HUPEY & TAYLOG ts | to be had at Bockstores, of teclieenn oe Boe S P. LL this day DISSOLVED by mutual consent. FRAN. pal . ‘cops Farumnt to atjournment, @ meeting of the | CISHUFTY and BICHAKD IL TATLORareaine | PM ParreT = Surviving members of the stilt authorized to tau in Haquidation. All persons in- @\TANMORE SCHCOL FOR GIRLS, . OTOMAC LIGHT INFANTRY bted tothe late firm are requested to please make | 3. Sandy Sy Memicomery County, BM ie heved: (alled. to be hel seettlement at once wautie ik. Seca are therein sects cl will be med the (roams ¢ : 5 ; 7 ore a LENING, a Satan eo" FRANCIS HOETY. Woo oop? i Ne 0 MILLER, Principal ters of interest and iny RICHARD H. TAYLOR. BOF. CALL RICHTER organization will be brought b s 31, 1S. ee rganinat be brought Washington, August 31, 1875. P ‘wins, Seamus — oes €O. PARTNERSHIP HIS INSTRUCTIONS IN MUSIC, NION HOTRL, GFORIETOWN, WIL The underatgued have this day formed @ Co. pact " ahaig 2 Unrren ose Ist for the reception of guests at re- pepphip under the firm ame rf TAYLOR eucr | “See's oe es. . 2 whe w tinne the business of The vary Pi Sols $v ___Y. SHINN, Proprictor._ | LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING | cer cpegnai) Piau> Agency Stores, where ontere EMOVAL—DAVID E. YOUNG'S Millinery Goons, may bole ops leo and Fancy Goods Establishment re- and themanu = ring of the celebrated PALMER'S seat: Geteas PATENT DOUBLE YORE SHIRT FRX SOHOOL 1 Young te town, to Nos i13 Bridgeatreet ‘Ac enice RICHARD H: TAYLOR, inrwappir tothe Brincioal tune t new ‘and complete assastment. of DRY FRANCIS HUFIY, tfc aoe: GOUDS has been added, making it the most com- plete store in Georgetown to select from. A visit is solicited 933 Pennsylvania malic Par sep) im” Washington, September 1 SHE EPISCOPAL INST'T) TR, ' 1 : mn Conver ISA amd J streets, S a. soci sm_ | (\pRs. SELMA RUFF | ueV. wo iT, te Heol Mee Cece Te Malciter wir, ANE: B. © Daeacen ix |, The Binh Asnel ‘coma Tae saeeeh ce Bar! onrs.9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Saturdays 7 . 7, 7 lor wll Comme LNESDAY, the sch (to receive deposite) antil Interest te BERLIN ZEPHY a fa AS EMBROID- | cr<eptember. Farther information conte ond toom HeRsits, Ganeral Banking Husiness done; dod cot. - | te eat kev FL RSIGHT DD snag “ oo Sere ponte. acon wt MANTOWN WOOL, Ge 41 Domestic | ee ~ 4 days, Montara. Hl POUKINHOBN, President. TING VAUNS, WORSTED GOODS Take | MS8 te coe . Sqcipnide ber oN paste NS, andall MATERIAL for BM. | = Fern = Oar MM Hobe’ H. Polkinhorn, | Thos Dowling, | J.T. 4 5 ed Prin 4 tog | OTM. ISS. [ones envi" BO 1300 H Henry Dickson, | R. L. Cropley, | Ered. W. Jones, | pearetd Fringes, Silk, Mohair, and Worsted | FagGiian AND _ODagsiCa Biley A. Shinn.| B.D. Hardey, | Thongs Knowle | PLY wprxG promprty executed “LECT SOB ¥o: _Biay]1-tusa,1y G14 9h stres te Pateut Office. | Bom, peers a W, 5. WoeatLeys Bo branch erode | Sa the lath of Repro tae STHAM DYEING AND OLSANING ESTAB- ' LISHMENT. 49 Jefferson Street. Georemown, D. 6. Retablished, 1531. Premium awarded, 1887. Bo EOKGETCW N FEMALE SEMINARY, No. Stoddard street. Boardi E. A. McCORMICK, & | rf “ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Ur 8 actus. jarged and improved, 1874, Ladies and Genciem: Is constantly recetving al! the newost shapes to yous et, ot pe ‘na | CHIP AND STRAW BAT: elvets, Orepe Veils an mings, joven, * : &c., &e:, niody cleaned oF dyed; aise, Onrtaise ai WINE FRENCH FLOWERS, ie —¥ eat, Sunder will commence ite bth your viars and special advantages omy, ane Circulars st prinet New Goods. Carpets and Blankets cleaned daring the Saguner months, Send us your address and we will call for and re A chcioe assortment of ‘ED Bost t IMPOR: NNETS. Orders premptly filled ui ~ For pu Bflorded by this Ace: EEL | Boon tS OF MAdress the Principal, Mo. 131 turn work ince tn the b E: i iinet" Wor sed sof ewe tt maltese | —_,-. vate prose from snd to Any wlaoe in tee country. aadl-t> PERSONAL, eae 7 : 5 “HE CHILDREN OF JOSEPH JENN | BOARDING. "Tetatrets ind ths LAWRIE wae r who w gentleman tu « Foreign Claim about . Af found by this address J.T. J® re diiaeeninaeet teal OOMS AND BOARD at 317 4% street north- R M west, near City Hail, sepzs-3t 3K street southeast, Washing 23-8" Bo, MES ACFRED Bi wat Bae = 48 ND FREN: [OE RENT, WITH BOARD, a handcomely tar DYC8ORS EeGALLY OuTaiNep FoR in. | & noo rou y TNO LADIES Ne Tree L nished BACK PARLOR ' and cc: ni et compatibility. etc.; residence unnecessary, tne | street, W tom. b. C. FRONT OHAMBER; 1110 9h street nw. ad sher decree. Address P. Q. Box 1037, Chicago, | “Sa"The dutier of tho school will commence on the "PWo O8 THREE GENTCEMEN may fad g Hinets. septs st 2th of Beptember. Circulars op and after 28th of Board with pleasant rooms and comfort home. in a private family at 717 H street, QOL ET STREET nicels furnish Ss of a thd | Angust at the school and bookstores, suel6 6w [SSTECCTION “FOR CHILDREN Miss Emma Marwedel’s School for Physven ASTHOLOGY. MADAME ROSS. This celebrated Lady Astro ‘and Healing Mo. | dium can be consulted at No. pees Franklia Syaar UMS to rent, with and Practeea! Cwltsers, SOO tA street, Patients i, wi 101 D street, corner | SF in addition to the Kinderearten, the pacuiiae vthont board. enzs2 of 24; northwest. She has no superior tn driiueat- | advantages of which are so well knows. opener oe FINE ROOMS, cy cent Table Board. « boauti- | ing the Past, Prowent and Future. in love or basi. | tention’ ales wise trols eae = fallen on, and very Snodarate prices are wit | Bese Her ‘advice ia invaluable, describing your | gcwrary for thorough educations you can grt by appiying wt 1100 aud 11d feocndp genta out Your enews, and informing | “Opepe: Bent. ith. — Normal trata lame, et Mirest northwest aes S ou of re way to success tn ail ‘ings. | Particulars address 84 above. ameid-tmn f ‘onsultation etricuy confidential, ‘Ladies me = ne BoA£) AND KooMs AT 25 GRANT PLAGE | tlemen, 9150. ‘S i" | Central location, every conventence: APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, for both sexes, iy c 1 , tr _— Fs FN ei ‘is. avd Balt. Centra! BR + ror PIRST CLASS TARLE BOARD = = = Ty | pores eee me care; earnest teachers; a Face iso, BOOMS from Sits BOOKS AND STATIONERY. | $=: pists con remAly vacadons. "Tuce porated mDSy $ Sg ig erence eed Hon. Wael Townsend says “As to rh of Prince George 2 j . NITECTURE AND | ward, who was ander yoar car: L STREET NOKTH w EST) delig! W DRAWING, ot | 1227 and tuition for over two years, I was weil watiotns ae © ly furnieb BOOMS, with BOAB : ar | with the school, ite arrangements and disclyllue . eccesetenny ane plesront, Weostion ty thscitry | pice eet a ana | oe ee ee eon fa knowiedes be meade,” 35 Meet car Hare, Board and tend” | Ttmir Werke A Matted, by One oe | C.Stockton Garnett Bs sear Rs ; ies % ae nee 28 | addrene -SROBTLIDGR, a a. | Gwilt's Eveyciopedia o1 Architecture. His eucd. i Rome: r Theoretical and Practical. § sheep. " = ee D ROOMS AND BOARD—Booms en [4S WASHINGTON FEMALE seminauy ne tiw Bey dia of Civil Bi ring. He. ‘Will be reopened MONDAY, Sey ember 13, 178, Lith street, pear F eps 30" ravings. 1,752 pages: 5 vo. sheep New fone adanites Buber of boarding pupils will be setersnesteerrreneeeemnnnes @230) | SCCOMMOM: in ali countries, from By James ¥: F IRST CLASS BOAKD in a private family, with furnished or nnforni-hed Kooms imodern’ 1009 Maryland avenue. sep? Im *G—ROOMS, furnished, single or en Also, furnished PABLOBS on first With or withoat first-class table board, For terms apply to the © | surest borthwret. or provers ciel | be tound at the principal bookstores | Te, MAKYLAND AG | LOGE will open | Sth September. guson. History of Art rr. ‘Lal quarto. Beauttfully diustrated. Half The Grammar of Painting and a) lated from the Frenc ‘ew: ULTURAL OOL- ts Fall Term on MONDAY, suite. Kate et The ‘nim of the College ts to offer & new house, with godern conventences, conve- | ‘pied from the French by m erate the 2acest Ei atceet eres Seatrere rattronds. No. 729 | phmentary History cf AT AW iairdacie | MB oe, Mer ~ Were citivene-end ten. th street, between G and H northwest. angi9-am Ancient and Modern Architecture, Sculptures | holders. “While &y will be its leading fee- (MIELIKEN’S—eorner of 10th ana & streets | | Paitting aud Music. By N. WB Auvers. illus: | ture, the system of made embrace the most ap- Avenue aad W serect ee Boosh be epuare from | a scuttechare “Yor General Sisdsuis me | Eeatice, nee Sctnnee, Adterntnre sod Seth iesth. Sransiont Bonk, gine Prine werk or | OW. Horton... i :819 | Terms: $200 the scholastic year for students from thecvaghly sonoreied aon ele ens OF | Hard: boo ngencary aud Mythol gical Arc. | Maryland and the District. (Vo charse nor teictoe t teva fy RANE MILLIE ES Propri By Clara Srekine Clewont With descriptive i | noir pciudcnte trom other states @250 per year—one- Th Abou ff) Philip G. Hamerton. @200 | For circulars, or farther information apply to FOR SALE. teson's Works on Art. Price per vol_81-3 WM. 1. PARKER. Plender 4 Chapmen's American Drawing Book. “A mauial for College Station, E UB SALE—A new, light-rowing BOAT. for sale | Smith's American Peat i Art Edu: wiz a tA owed grace. Ma Boat a eeRe urs ae Hermes Studies, Oruamental Alphabets, Drawiug | SS? JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, Mp 442 10th street northwest. re All the above works in stock, and supptici at pub- Op ANES M. GARNETT. LL D.. Principal. Pee, EEA ee glee: French plata | Wher prices, Books sent by inail, postage frec, on | 4 OPsuInE OL tomton and examination of can te rd MIKROR; size of Plate: oe ABBY to Ageuts fn Warbington for Braun's Autotypes— | Sud21-. Terme. for Board and Toitton, Sie per sep28-2t Auction RNAS: B WILLIAMS, these remarkable reproductions of the Great Pic | 822M. payalle send annually tn advance. Sereey 28-2 u Rocmne corser loth and Dots, | {hese remarkable reproductions off the State scholarships vacant. Wor catal eregontal Fab SSLe—A Bay HORSE, kind and gentic, | “Complete sicek of Drawing Materials, Bins eerie aadroe Prot. Wi. withont hitching: wil be sche vest clit DSR BOOKSELLERS AND STATON SKS ET Teeter Apply corner Gth'and Osts nc, seeasote sep2s-St (Vernon Bow) 941 Penue ateune. | VW eae tt ih L. GADY. Princtpat, | [POR SALE: CHEAP—A very handsome and ox- | 7p | eaten piding avd driv Ina? BLOODED gp — | o> SEW Been ~ Price, @1t0. Inquire of Boo ol orse. FOSTER. Sixth Auditol ce, Post Ottice 24 Mare en ot Zonlegy by Moree, 1.3 Jeeny he department. sepss St nia Jobpe Gladstone's Speeches of Pio BUILDERS AND PAINT- ERS—FOR SALE—Cheap for Cash —Eizht lange PLATE GLASS. new and free from Apply 1207 K street northwest. ini, 25e.; History of Cs-operation in England, by HH vos, @2, Annals of a Fortress, by Violet Le me Frencu Booxs—Incinding the new Un Vaincu Souveniers du General Lee. par Mme. Boirseonnas, "TQSABRENTERS PROFESSIONAL, ~OR SALE UP r 120; Les Mysterss Mondains, par Adolphe Beiet, | PE. W. P_LAWVER haw I 1B UFON AQOOMMODATING TERMS FA 35; Len Etags, par Gustave Dror, @1 50 Tromes, | ety, wilt “comme ae Ry CI A pumber of promising young Maryland eee i eee ee aes Autre Lncog’ | at his former ‘oftice-1731 Peunsyleante ee bred HORSES, all guaranteed in every par- onnue, par De Bary, $1.50; L’ Americaine avee pre- | nue. sepll-im Hicular ‘and worthy of ‘examination by par- face.par Athanase Coqnorels fils, $150. Also. several | ies in want of w. One fine Coach Team, Le Skah 7 N hundred volumes, embracing Biog: hy. Hh bay and brow : Theology, Science. Poetry, Bohn's Library. Misect BAS REMOVED B18 OF FIO aid Vndacme! “One bromy Oe be Beckereina | insiout snd BiawiaedLiteatre eae? eel | kw his render Lay Wee ew, speedy and sty ish; « splendid iady’s driving hors». | price of 75 cents per volume, at SOLOMONS nershwest. ue bay Gelding. 6 years old, by Sherman Morgan, | CHAPMAN'S,Agents La: Scat 5 @ BAKEMAS, aliceis mies. cu hour: Gus aie Ba afte aT Seen FRESCO, DECORATIVE anes Sherman Morgan, jr.; very handsome. kind SCHOOL BbOU ORNAMBNTAL end PLAL Paistikes @ nice lady am. One Bay Mare by St. 1 727 HI ica aud oreh tampered; Butea Seer aastt pe rash Saye SuINGHON. Dee, ere site sw fe § 3 1 farther pwrticulare adisess POM. SLICK. 3G SCHOOL BOOKS! i “ South Frederick street, P.O. Box 353. nep25-3t* COMPLETE BTME: JOR SALE —Will be wold at w 700 Dar- = —_— nisi rels Howe's Oave ORMENT. Cement is For sale by tuperior to all other American Cement” Apply to angie tt Cote E REE Y, Poo a MOHUN BROTHERS, Booksellers and Stationers, HUsyaiis gigsee. aime HAVANA CIGAKS, SCHOOL-BOOKs, We, bare inst received per Steamer WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, “CITY OF NEW YORK” frock ia Voice of Cigars. PRIUE: = aT 19 for ee. WM. BALLANTYNE’S, oF § for 28 Yu Sreeer. (or full stock, at the lowest prices. Thetrade sup- ao = piled with Books for ietreduetion: sepetr the G10) worn Seba prince mn Ported and soll by SoH00L BooKs! SCHOOL BOOKS 11 G, G, CORNWELL & SONS, Becks ent Poss. FINE GROCERS, 1418 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Oppomte W illard’s Hotel. Tiorazss OF HORSES.—Disinfect. sta CABBOLIO LIME, he best Disinfectant known. A supply always oa Cal AN, eee SiSsos BAwereo BETORe BABILI will MABKINI'S HALL, on September 30, 1875, Days of Instruction will adh nemien oh ', Friday, and HAYWARD & BUTCHINSON, 317 Nioth street: 8. Etna Lime Kilns, 261) im”