Evening Star Newspaper, September 8, 1876, Page 4

ING STAR. EVEN aT September 4, 1876. Weather Probabilities To-day. OFFIce oF CHIEF SIONAL ore} WASHINGTON, September 8, 13768. For the middie states, southerly winds, ‘veer to southwest and northwest,followed by cooler, clear weather aud rising barometer. —— LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, ac , To-night. Bational Theater —Haverly Minstrels. Theater Comicrue—F irst class varieties. ————— Condensed Locals. The street lamps will be lighted at 6:45 p. ™., and extinguished at 9:35 p. m. The Knights of St. Joseph, No. 1, have elected Michael Noonan Cornelius Man- s8n to the board of governors. The Cireuit and Criminal court rooms are being renovated and recarpeted previous to resuming business. A life size cast of an antique statue of Julius Cesar bas just been placed tn the nall of statuary in the Corcoran Art Gallery. original in marble is in the Louvre, Paris. Last night some thief stolea sheep from Fratcis kin’s yard, connected with his butcher shop. Meridian Hill, killed and skinned {t on the common, and took the car- cass away. One hundred ant forty ladies and gentie- wen from South Caroling, Georgia, and A’a- bama. arrived here yesterday morning, vis- ited various objects of interest in the city, and left for Philadelphia last evening. Detective Mebevitt and McElfresh yester- day recovered @ gold watch and $10 in money fro! confidence man, woo had beat Mr. c. thon. a Centennial pilgrim, oat of the same by the thimble rigging game, while the navy yard yesterday. Washington City Fencibles, Captain P. have made 2 change in their Uniform by substituting for the blue coat a white Austrian cloth coat, and for the capa sbako. The ranks are filling up quite rap- ag ene they expect scon tohave a grand e. At the session of the Dental Society of Maryland and the District of Columbia, in tive denistry was son; acother settin, rived from & dental education, was read by Dr. H. B. Noble, and one op mechanical den. lstry was read by Dr. W. W. Evans, all of this District. The il}inois Republican association met last evening, in Le Droit building, Col. F. D. Stephenson presiding, and T. De secre- tary. The treasurer was directed to furnish the committee on tra: oned msjority of from 50,000 to 60,000 for Ha: and Wheeler and the state ticket. besides = cer- tain gain of nine members of Congress. ————— John Brown s Deg and Another Bog. THE WORST CASE OF ASSAULT AND BaAT- TERY YRT. This morning & sharp-nosed, thin-lipped, sbrill-voiced little woman appeared at the clerk’s desk in the Police Court, and asked John Brown for as sault and battery. She seemed very much excited,and Mr. requested her to tell what Jobo Brown had been toher. She ‘s dog pitched into her dog and nearly Killed it; she ran out and pulled her dog away, when Brown ran out and kicked her dog in the ribs over and over and over again, and she was afraid it would not re- co" ver. At this point in the tale she heaved sev- eral deep sighs and wiped Mr. Harper for her to proceed, and final. ly asked, ‘Is that ali?” She said it was, and wanted to kuow if that was not enough, apd was greatiy astonished when Mr. Har- per told ber he couldn’t issue @ warrant for Aseault and batiery ouacog. He advised mSgictrate and sue Brown for - Gatchell, who might go melty to animals law, on getting satis- ——e—___ Educational Institutions, Directory for Parents and Guardians THE STAR pudlisues about tbis season of the year a large number of a! vertisements Of educational! iustitations. It may be proper to remind such of our patrons as desire to send their children to privata schools that most of the tostitutions advertising in our columns are successful schoois, conducted by experienced teachers, who bave made the instruction of youth the business of a life time. Other institutions advertising wii! be noticed hereafter ag their advertisements appear he Westminister (Md.) boarding and day sebool for giris and young children wi!) beg's on the 2Zist instant. The number of bearding poplis is limited to twelve. Pap Hicatio sbould be made to the i) rs. Ph; man, Wesestuister, _— es - musical conservatory , 492 9th street, $10 will pay for sixty lessons in the first C. B. Bullard, director. Pallock and RUTORERS AND BAKERS. The ‘ttorney for the District in reply to a communication submitted by the tax astestors inquirivg—ist, how a er is to be assessed who buys each week for the use of bis business six barrels of flour, price $36, amounting in the year to 412 barrels, price $1,872; fas wd is bmg yin whole amount of bis stock fn trade being less amount is aes His capital, #36, vested. to tax him It would be capital of $36 eB - An invi- talon to attend the democratic mass-meet- ing at Bladensburg on Saturday was ac- cepted, and the club will meet at 11 o'clock @nd proceed in a body to the roomsof the Jackson Demoerati —— se Pleasing performances verly min- Strel troupe still attract large audiences to the National. No lover of fun should fail to y thermo @ visit. heater Comijue—The extensive programme which ae Offered bere is still very sui b ccess: Ford's Opera House Next Monday the Worlc-repowned prestidigitateur, Hermann, Will commence an engagement ai the Opera House. He will be accompanied by the Do ay ), M’lle Addie, who will a we in the Spiriteal ‘igible under the law, ioe twelve months, for duty at the Washington Doblin asd Cambridge. | THE BOAT RACES YESTERDAY, ETC. | The representatives of the rowing clubs of Dnblin and Cambridge Universities, now in this city, m company with tueir hosts, the Avalostan committee, rday visited the aot ice, the Brady's gallery, Giers’ Homes "they botels at an early hour in order to allow am- ple time for 4 3 a 3 s Ej 3 r vented a very clear course, and care. essuess of their occupants made it very jus for the numerous shells that were e Water. THE CONTESTING FORBIGN CREWS used the A: aod were third, The tug Govervor Curtin bore the mem- bers, ‘Mestrs-J. M. Bennett of Philadelphia, A. P. Brown of Philade!phia, Geveral Ster- man, members of the press, gud the Analos tan comritiee. THE RACE, which came off shortly after five o’clook. was quite tame and ucinterestiog, and tas Spectators who thronged the baaks were evicenuy disappointed. A great many did not KLow that race had started antil the boats bad returned to the buat house. Tae course was a mile straight away. Dabdiln at the start took @ slight lead and seemad to meintain it easily until Kasby’s wharf was Tesch«d. when, from the crowded condition of the river, or from ® broken rudder string, or for some other reason unknown to tne spectators, the Dublia fouled Cambridge; both stopped, but started again, and within @ few rocs fouled again, and then both lei- surely pulled across the line. No time was taken, and the contest was decided “no race, THE ANALOSTAN RACE. Tke race which followed between two crews of the Analostan club was quite inter- esting. The “Philadelphia” crew consisted of Merers. Brown, bow; Jones, No. 2; Robert- fob, No. 3; White, stroke; ame less” crew of Hull, bow; Postol, No.2; Whit- ing, No 3; Elliott, stroke. This race, which was over the same course as the preceding one—one mile—was won by the Nameless,’ Sig ener crew, after a hard struggle. % Tirae: PRESENTATION BY GENERAL SHERMAN. After the races Geveral Sherman presented eacn of the visiting crews with a handsome set of Analostan colors, on behalf of that club. The handsome boat house of the Ana- Jostans was crowded with the elite of the <7, ho thoroughly epjoyed the free hospi- tality of the club, was ind until @ late hour. THE VISITORS TO-DAY about noon were taken down tne river on the steemer Jane Moseley by Mr. A. R. She) berd and Black: is ‘will de ‘The visitors have oor 4 testified their appreciation of the hospitality with which they bave been received here, and it is hoped they will take back to the mother country none but pleasant recollections of their visit to the Capital City. Whe Owss the Jewelry? SEIZURE OF ALLEGED THIEVES AND THEIR PLUNDER. This morning, between 7 and o'clock, two colored men went into the store of Mr. James Guild, Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween 10th and 11th streets, and inquired of Mr. G. if he bought jewelry. He repiied that be cid sometimes, when one of them, who carried @ small hand valise, exhibitea three peire of ladies’ gold bracelets, 45 plain heavy gold rings,@ gold bunting-case watch, and tome smaller articles. Mr. Guild asked how much they wanted forthe whole, and they ir. Gr: id tol. inem that his clerk was out, and would not be in until 9 o'clock; that if they would call in then he would examine it,and if he found ital! right he Would give them their prive. They left, and Mr. Guild at once repaired to the 10th pre. cine station and informed Lieut. Skippon, who, DISGUISING BIMSELF in citizen’s clothing 9nd stationing some of ig Officers at convenient points, went Into Mr. Guild’s back counting room and assum. ing & clerical ition the desk with @ penci) beh: his ear, waited for ihe mean toieturn. it was not long before they en- tered. The one with the bag came in ahead, and at ouce entered into conversation with Mr Guild and his clerk about the jewelry. The other one did not go in, seeming to be distrustful that there was danger, and worked himse)f towards the door. Starting to go out he was colisred by Officer Jones. Lieut. Skippon in the meantime letroing from the man that he got this jewelry from @ #mail town in West Virginia near Deer Park and worked bis down here on the train last night by railroed; that there was A REWAED OF 8500 on the stuff. Lieut. Skippon replied that he cared nothing for that, but would take it, as it all appeared to be solid gold except the bracelets, which he thought were bogus. He Micer Shilling entered yportonely and put him under ar- cut big story suddenly short. They were both taken to the siation-house and locked up. A further examination of the ri showed i. One of to knew where he could sell it, and this morn- ing took him to. Mr. G ’s place. Bat in this he was mistaken in his man,as Mr. Guild informed Lieut. re. The men were commi' to jail to await a hearing. pS ia BUILDING PERMITS issued by Ii ‘tor iowman: The Grabamite and Trinidai Aspbalt Pavement Company, by Wm. W. Averill, president, a temporary brick build- ing 20 by 60, 20 feet high, for machinery for use of con’ }. north side of B street. be- tween 14th and 15th; $4,000. Edward A. Ells- worth, @ brick stable north side of Corcoran Street, between 13th and 14th; 8250. Herlihy Wade. & two-story brick chapel and st ‘otre }» South side of K st, and Ist streets north- Eaw'd J. beeen ott ge pep. soutn side of street ‘ween Potomac and High, Georgetown; #220. i | ii i e of troubie and soon di Give im @ call and be convinced. or bs ee ee ce SwInton’s GEOGRAPHY AGAIN.—Mr, Edtor:—When, and how was thecity of Wil the night time. Bou. Heap. L Suirs for Boys at Wm. "@, 921 Ivania avenue; the largest Stock in the city. low raves wan stamp neatly framed” was the prize to the worst shot ata late a practice of the Alabama state artil- J. S7Baltimore bas over fifty oyster and fruit-packing establishments, and several bundred thousand dollars are inthe Cumberland the eays THE COURTS. PoLIcR Court—Judge Mills pro tem. GEORGETOWN. Pe = te eg a Lan oon eS ‘William Rider, with t riby, Char bowel ot oy ao = var ey bh wy ek me 30 busbele wheat to Boat J. N. Thomas, with 3,200 bushels of 500 bush. beat tot M, Talbots. By tail, 70 basele wi “ae y of wheat toT C. Wheeler. MERCHANTS’ ExcHancE—' on ‘eban; this morpipg amounted to 5.850 bus! of wheat, with sales as follows: 300 bushels at $105. 60 at €1.12, 1,300 at 81.13%, ie fore 270 at $1.17, 344 at 81.17, 23 A. Saks, placing ru —s ‘the sidewalk; $2. it on Martha bottle over her head, £1.18, 3 100 at 81.184, 500 at $1.20, and on Over- = Lag ove Roped tote be jail. Bison ton Stewart and Chas. Stewart, larceny of basket of shoes, quilts, &c., from Thos. Stewart, toeir futher. Stewart testified that he went to his work at 3 o'clock in the mora- ing, leaving the boys in the house, and when he returned he missed the articles; $10 or 30 days in jail. Thos. Adams, larceny of a gold ring irom @ guest at the National; $10 eletion by the matter is in om as ee ‘OR THE InSaNE ASYLUM. Ber- geant Lucas and Mr. M. Schuler left here ibis morning for Richmond,hbaving in charge ‘Wm. Thompron, a colored lunatic, who has been ying in the jail here Central aie ‘Thom; ral al jum. was ver: pt gge tg hele Suffed ati ben nr . ose) Daniels, w: and Vi; i) Hovineon, colored, are’ yet, dgtatned in jail, awaiting admission to @eylum. Both of FRIENDSHIP, LOVE, AND TRUTH. On the 18th instant the Grand Lodge ofthe United States, Independent Order of Od Fellows, will meet in this city, and will hola their annual commanication during the week In Musical Fucd Hall. At the session held Jest September, in Indianapolis, it was decided on that occasion to celebrate in a becoming manner the hundredtn auniver- sary of American Independence, and since the fact bas been made known the brethren of = Sones bave been — an making the necessary arrangem great event. The celebration will consist of & parade of the Order on the morning of the 20th of this month, and in the noon there will —— ceremonies at Fair- movot Park. The for the latter and is eheppas ies: on! , Pas Grand Master of Pennsylvania. Tne music be rendered by the Handel and Haydn Society, Carl Sentz leader. The instrumen- tal music will be by Cari Sentz’s orchestra; featival hymn, “Buck,” Handel and Haydon Society; invocation by the Grand Chaplain, Rev. Bro. J. Venable, of Kentucky; ode, “Coronation,” Handel and Haydn Society. Then will follow four orations representivg the four sections of the country, as follow: William Ellison, Past Grand ‘Sire of M ing the East; Wilmot rand Sire of South Carolina, representing the South; Nathan Porter, Grand tative of California, — are very troublesome and unmanage- able. PERMITS FOR COLORED SCHOOLS._Up to 3 o'clock to-day, when the office closed, only 142 permits has been issued for admission to colored schools. This, however, is SUMPTION.—The canal boats Nutie and Billy and Nore and Bill: mopton and Balti- Creek, last night, to the more Coal company, the first arrivals since the resumption of spipments. It is under- stood that as soon xandria canal as the Ale: is open, which will probably be itor to-morfow morning, this company willcou. mence receiving regularly.—[Sentinel, 7th. CuizF ENGINEER OF TBE FIRB DEPART- - | MBNT.—The conflicting claims of Messrs. Hepry Herbner and Edward pamegey id to this office, Rel gedonr ape —— : +, as jal rei was, to- decided to faivor of Dr. Leadbeater Mr. er Was Cea & the people over Dr. latter was su! juently elected to the sans by the te council. FELL DEAD—James Mayhew feli dead yente in the neighborhooi of Burk's Station, Fairfax county, where he resided.— (Sentinel, 7th. —_—_ CITY ITEMS. = _—— tame '— oa — rgpeece ke bow opening @ large and elegant assort- ment of stiff and soft felt hate for gentle- men, boys and children, which ‘will be sold at the very lowest prices, for cash, at Lewis’, 920 7th street, between I and K. 2 — elevated pavilion they will take by the hand, asa type of Brothe: raternity. The bands will then unite in laying “Hail Columbia!” After this “Old undred” will be suog, and the ceremonies will terminate with the benediction by the Grand Cha; Philadelphia Press, 8th. A GosPEL-TENT Lano ANDHIS WIFE ARRESTED FOR STEaLING.— William H. Lewis, an usher in the gospel tent, and his wife 1 were before Justice Dutfy yes- terday, charged by Mra. Lenz, of 20f west 34th street, of stealing a watch, @ chain, and & locket "Mrs. Lenz went out to waik on Monday, and on returning missed the watch from her bureau. She told her landlady, Mrs. Wilson, aud she suspected Lewis, who occupied an adjoining room. Early yester- day morning Lewis and his wife were arrest- ed, arraigned in the Washington place court, and heid in #500 ball. Lewis told Justice Duffy that he was the superintendent of the gospel tent in the absence of Mr. South- worth, and that hehad been trusted with uncounted collections. He and his wife de- Bied their guilt. Mr. Williams, a fellow- usher, sympathized with Lewis, and having persuaded the justice to reduce the bail to $300, found siguers for the bond, but they could not qualify. The Rev. Dr. Stephen H. Tyng, jr.. wished to bail Lewis, supposing bim innocent, but u learning the facta be changed his mind. Mrs. Lenz told the doctor that Lewis was gambler and pro- fane; and @ “gig,” 19—44—46, found among bis effecta, proved that she was correct. Lewis formerly kept @ saloon in Greene street. Afierwards he ed the Jeffer. NEITHER Corns or Bunioas can long resist vertisement ta Forney a. Skeday® Chonies vert men| in 8 a Sold by Thos L. Cropley, Drugglat, Bridge eee oF ite Market House, and corner 3d and en streets, Georgetowa, D. C. eee Ca the Il Chroal euccessfulsy sreaved by Doctor Hartley, No. 6 Grant Place. That the timid and disappointed may feel the utmost assurance and confidence in the good feith of Dr. Hartley, he generously proposes to attend all persons, rich or poor, free of (barge, until the best evidence and most convincing proofs of his success have been realized from his treatment. Office and resi- dence, No. 6 Grant Piace, Washington. 7,9 ee Opp FELLOWs take notice, and step in next door above your hall and buy a Travei- ing Bag, Satchel or Trunk, of the old and re. Mabie manufacturer, James 8. Topham. Hi stock is immense, variety great, and low prices as will astonish you. psu sac Feot Doctering, Etc Easy feet being indispensable wo health, open: losed mMfort and Dature, thousands of the he’ een Wis be en eee Mood SSteligent pudlic patronise Dr. White's es- Savkey commenced their rev: tablishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, op- Hippetrome be pretended to bea con ite Willard’s Hotel, to id painfal @nd vpited with 's, church. mms, Buniops, Natis, Vascular Ex- the gospel tevt he prayea, ted the sing- ing. Collections were frequently left ia his charge, apd when arrested the money col- kecied on Sunday night was in his posses- sion, uncounted. Mr. Barton, one of Mr. Moody's converts, gave him a room in his bouse to sleep in, and helped to support him until he discovered him to bea iar. He tsa in-law of Deacon Ovingtoa, of Piy ehurch.—[N. 6th. crescences, &c. Fee $1 per visit. pcintincasine senting [From L. B. Herbst, esq., of Lewisburg, Pa } “Several years since my wife was taxea With @ severe cold, and for two years follow- ing was afilicted with asevere cough acd pain in the breast, during which time she ticd many different medicines without aoy beneficie| result, and finally became so weak and debilitated that for six weeks she was confined to her bed, with but little bope of ber recovery. As @ Jast resort we gave your Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry @ trial with thy whee fet result. Although her a ———_——_—_. THE MASSACRE OF CaTHOLICS at Ning Kou Fou, China, is confirmed. The ollici- Sting priest was tortured, his assistant torn lo and one hundred of the congce; in. Other massacres of Christians bave occurred, and prominent officials are id to be implicated. The difficulty with gland is still unsettici, and the Chinese o' are preparing for resistance. The govern- | cough bad entirely left ber. Since then we ment isigreat y ecnbarresscs by the renewed = ory ane Fevemnget ag? ny — ere ee meer recommended It to our ‘nelghoers in all SccRVY TREATMENT—An er Eng- | cases of Colds, with the same ish pbysician inte out in Hie bate Pea ish mercantile nay, ry abundantly used, whi! can ard Ameri: ‘vessel: “ are com) tively free from it. Potatoes, ac- upg diseases, heartily recommend it to the public, feel! ig sure that all who try it will agree with me.” CAUTION. oe @ above authority, are a specific Of preparations bearing similar sgainst scurvy, and he strongly Ley the | names. Examine the bottle bet carrying of ed potatoes on long es ing, and be sure you get Dr. ‘3 voyages. — of Wad Cherry, ba the signature ane Fospick was @ member of a weal- 4 gd mcr Heed enee 7: cae y Cincinnati street car he insulted Kites Goshorn, and her NOTHING 18 MORE HARASSING ul- brother, whose family 1s not wealthy, boxed | cers or bolls. they cua be quiok- Dis ears. Fosdick staggered out to ly healed by the use of Glenn's Sulphur Soap, te orn rim y wae pp Ra ate? id ha ze the ony flea, and thus recnoves iy ed and accused of Killing Fosdick, but finally obstacle toitshealing. Depot, Crittenton’s, acquitted. Gas v3. KEROSENE 1N BROOKLYN.—When gas was high @ number of Brooklynites caused the meters to be removed from their houses and use Kerosene lamps. The @ price of coal having lowered gas and the price of oll having taken @ turn upward recently, these econom- ieal citizens are resumin, abandoning the lamps.—[V. THREE OF BARNUM’S Man STAPBED.—At Auburn, N. Y., three canvasmen attached to Barpum’s show were stabbed last Tues- day night by a man named O'S: . Joho Donaline, of New York, was desperately Wounded in the abdomen. The otners were cut on the shoulder, not Jangerously. O'Bry- Qn Was arrested. THE BUSINESS Prospecrs.—Too activity of the retail isa apne caged No.7 Sixth avenue, New Y. Grow young in ten minutes with Hur's In- lantaneous Hair Dye. 23,m,W,f,6 ‘THERE IS NO ECONOMY IN BUYING COTTON MIXED HANDEERCHIEFS COLLARS, CUFFS, and other similar articles. even though the prices seem low, as they will have to be put in the wash more frequently than all linen goods; and white, to use homely phrase, ‘tit is not necessary to plane the underside of a barn floor,” yet there is an eter. nel fitness of things that should not aad cannot with safety be disregarded. I have good all-Liren Hemmed Handkerchiefs as per dozen net, and quality recommend- rosperity will ay eneral encouragement.—(N, Y. Her- ald, 7 Sea § Boatinc CHALLENGE.—Telegrams were sent from Halifax, N. yesterday to repre- sentatives of the Hali: crew in Philadel- pais to challenge the English crew for eee Sree ree mile race for $4,000, or five miles for Fire Hemstitched HANDEEECHIEFS from 86,000, to be rowed johns or Halifax. @6.4 to @10.80 per dozen net. &7-There were six interments from yello' Richardson's heavy linen, fever at Savannah yesterday. us Seco! 05.0 pai net. r SA troupe of Sioux Indians are exhibit- “OOLLARS of the linea, ie was found dead in _ G2.70 pee denen et. ‘and a x well, heat fell or - aa OB ABTIOLE AT THE DOZEN PRIOB. s7Tbe wonders why, if the can- serving ihe ty of women, it does not aid in preventing the intemperance of men. THERE IS ECONOMY Pi Saag og att him to oath what he spends; the next best step is to each him mag oo ey-Another us a well WAMSUTTA SHIBT ‘Another man has been ad atlended by Bus fattnfal priest, who de- “ Spended to him by a ladder. case, of & mane Frenchman, in Warwick, R. 1., was fatal. laa Nar. S27 Unprincipied fellows infest. firt unsophisticated Who come to town's shopping. { Herau= NOTHING TO MATCH IT. Sent by post to any part of the U. 8. for 81.09. ‘Bules for self-measurcment sent on application. GEORGE ©. HENNING, | EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &e. EDUCATIONAL. A GRAND FsSTiVaL, M [ wines am eazy | Spm Under the Auspices of 10 pape for sixty Lemons tn the First Grade. aoe ee a gRa PORE LAO Bevel ior Olreutar. oO. R. ‘eoLcaae. as ae = Se. ADEE GURY weet ada Pickle 55 Doser Guitsta Has iage-cc= | So: A127 sath mieet,betwovn Land Mt stews Barth Sonar EXCURSIONS Mises PULLOCK end i acwanrens sumar BxouRsION | Bapr or Ts 1 Pompe ser pense ees | Premet ietgite amen cua. Babess tits cents; obildres half price. See OM etre care ge Giroctty to the whet, Al tery cerot Bullcir gs and grounds attractive and cary of ac er. Number of boarders limited to ffen. Average Sa per year. Twenty fourth year Be». ver °8.. eps BEV. 0. 2G & #ON. VERNON SEMINARY.—Goarding ant Day Beboot for ¥0 Ladies and Misses, 204 F strett norihwert, Wa: D.v. AMUSEMENTS. ROCKVILLE, D. Fain. ner Frem Boltimore. seameegiien From Weshing? Yer, Bear te Pripetpe icoghi te ehaes “the ahsre Slade ese. Min, EA; Euatea. Teacer of Mathrmation and mu edit fe belder retght 0: : tn ona @penten Prar the road ts the exhibicion, returned ora fi. Meee, Teacher at Mista ve a 5 Adom>, 0.0, Teacher of Greek. LB. Oclitere, Teacher +f French. Hi Lay den, Teacher of Vocal and [nstra- Mee Prof. SEPTEMBER 11. Forforiber information app'y to the Princtpal at the Seminary ops im" pinieives Bee Misuite Chané beember anise tear GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY. ptember 15, 4 First Appearance this Season of z= 20 lessons = For particol<re atoress 2 the best M: ‘bo will appear he: ew ere Sept. 18—AIKES’S OOM ‘riow. sepT-tt SCHOOL ‘or You Chi! ‘M street, corner Lit Mis Maclk nelpal. Under charge of Ma'lie P' HUME. The gigbih year will begin on WEDNESDAY, s QP? FELLows) HALL. G BenGBTOwn Cot '. WasHIW |, D.0. teat STE the city for @ToN i G DISTRIUT ‘OF CoLvmia. certs, L-etures snd Drematic Hagectappice ug nas scant nf mane at ro . jenitor’s off.ce, ST ee ea oe ATIONAL THEAT —SEPY. 4. T. OFCILIAS AG. OrENING Tinesaaies ; ed Tor Boarders per eeeiovol Avemmonthe efor Boacters > . OF particulars apply to tee Sister Buperior eet-tal 4 WEEK OF MERRY MINSTRELSY. HAVEBLY’S MINSTRELS. 99 ACKNOWLEDOED ARTISTS, 23 BOX OFFION HOW OPEN. FAMILY MATINAB SATURDAY. if 'Y DUMPTY. con Seer BU MrT uw: MEATER COMIQUG, Eleventh Street, T "is Penntyicania Avent, OPEN THE YEAR ROUND. EVERY BIGHT. Matinee for La- ‘and EVERY WEDNESDAY ané Te sept, ae p®r. BITORE ba ad SINGING ACAD- EmMY. EB Street. between %h and WIA northwest. lessons at the will resome bis cements ‘8 a01 hours will God ‘Academy from WRONESDAY, the BDAY, the 9th instant, am * ad 5 DANO At Marini’s Hall, B street, betweea end 10h, northweet. Mr. L.@ Manry: begs leave to —— wil his acade SaT' AY Septem- FIRST-CLASS IN BVERY RESPECY. Ber 3 4 at 3 otek ym. and et? o'chocs' >. ms. — ree! pupils. Wartety, Drama, Burlesque asd Comedy. novii-ly tell former, popile are respectfully tnvised to.t- fe cpenin| Oty No.) On Exhibition a No, Sor pes == — RE R __ septse 73m St. at 7TH 8t. INEMBY INSTITOTE—The Miss BUR- ABKRITER’ GE! ri = their ron-l for You g Ua- No. 432 Fh strect, Land & strecte, eight | dies op WEDNBSDAY, September 3th, st doors above Odd Fellows? Hall New ‘York avenue sepl 2 Qholce Oil Paintings, Engraviugs, Chromos, £0. | WT ATIUNAL MEUDIOAL OOLLEOE OF TER piedgs Bein Freer Fiaeteess eater | NLM BLA Ont ansi tent Fy ae . + in sto- sole, Hinge, Baile, &c., tu ihe District. ber S-at 8p. m.. with an Introgucwry by Prof. Wa. B. Drinkerd. FACULTY: Jobn © Riley, M.D. =——__—————==—ooEEE Si, =e Profeseor of Materis GEORGETOWN ADVER’M’TS, | 3. vera thompson, at D™ Professor of Sargerr. PO Peon ‘W. W. Johnston, rol f the Ti Jobnmton, WD.” Professor of the Tasory A-F eS. King: M-D-+ Professor of Obstetrics aud BF Fristos hi.D Professor of Chemistry w B. Ditekard. MD., B.BC8, Profesor of Lee, MD.. Professor of Physiol Sowers, MD , Demonsirator of For particulars to JuHN ©. Dean, No 1407 New York avenue ony Avatomy. BILEY, M. sepl im OBB Sub00L, 131 INGLE PieOe, © street sow: lcset Mivth supusl session cum- lth. Male and Female De- PIANOS, &e. “CaUTION TO THE PUBLIC.” BATIOSAU KINDERGARTEN ND PRIMARY SCHOOL M1 open 1. at TO lth street. Saban 6 POLLOS LOOK will coxtinue her Bchool ‘Adyare d Classes in con rh the following line appears cast on plate onthe tact iert hand aide of "Decker Brothers p Patent, June 2a, 1863." above Pa. a1 also for the matchless Bur Pe gee, 5 Oe G. and Mice 4. TOLMA. . DAY. Sepren ber Ita, amar be couautie’ at the Semi 1876 Foren cate of the dapertoentr PROFESSIONAL. \CHUTTER & and o Peper goon ted vy. teviee conte. sugil-}y SUMMER RESORTS. BEOXEier SCERSUTE. v., er Sasiee ada aay at ar er monk FS eens: 3720-1 . Va. beast dress ear ook: ANKERS. 508), $1,000. sa aS Oe espent it of ae Der cost. Gircalase ‘nd weekly Se. 100 iting 81,700 cea! _EDUCATIO Meee um nS, yeecomree, Clinical Teectures will by de. jeovital by Profemore Fi LJ and Children Pro- jogrer. and at the Chil S Horpitel by For farther infor wee enty sixth ja! reason of this the second Wecuestay in Septoms "OMAR B YOUNG, Prinotpat. Mp t tame Crocs, S th street of pupils limited. io *SOBGKIO@N FEMALE SENINARE x Ne. 81 Stoddard siren, Georsacwn, BD, C, Boarding avd Dey School Ledtes. Reeshen pecs Piitexsen teh sg Om terme apply to Mire PSOOMB, Prin- to be had at Balisntyne’s, su BIVaTe BOBOOL = Bion y ter Girls and i = ie) street north weet, AY, September Tecelved. Pry Duties recmed a Lack Wei Sex 0m, Foca De TMENT. Mon Oot 24. ‘Wedpeeday. Det. 10th. aw DeraRrMEnt. nee engt-m,w ft) - LADIEs’ GOODS. JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK rae 1 Bucws ‘uD BuécK VELVSTS. “oir be pehee FApOY FeATH 5 ae ‘sttention gives to orders. 3. P. PaLa 1109 F Breet, Detwoen oh soll-tr GUMMER MILLINERY GOODS Sire. &. J. HONE yer 681 and 623 D street northw 715 GREAT REDUCTION 7] 5 m™ LADIES EEADY-MADE SUITS, OVER SKIETS AND BASQUES, ana LADIES UNDERW, FLOWBBE, HATS, RIBBON, enc MILL 13 )} 1 GUODS lees than cost. A large assortment of HAMBURG EDGES BORU LACKS ceiling at 0 reduced price. date OOBSETS and KID GLOVES tne great va ricty, SUMAS HAIB very low as @ HELLERS, 716 MARKET SPACE. MISS KA. McCORMICE, g 688 91x STREBT, (ST. CLOUD BUILDIN Daily receiving all the latest Boveities tn CHIP AND TEsy, Pee", HATS, LAOS 6, eiiticn of Washington and vicinity are ° VERMILYA’S LADIES’ SHOES, MADE TO ORDER aT ©10 9h Esrect, Opposite Patent Office, we hand, 0 fine stock of LADIES’ BOOTS, The Great Anodyne and Nervine. BELT’S STOMACH AND TONIC BITTERS, BRING THE CELEBRATED GALIPEA BITTER. Ze be had af all Drusrists, Bend for Pamphias,