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THE EVENING ST All.
trvor ? Arirrio* Salkp" advertisements
??e Joortfi page ol to-day'e Sta?
LOCAL NEWS.
The I k>r|r Ajjaiait Dr. MrCrcary.
j'SMIJfAL cK i HE t ASB IiV SI" PT. RlCHAP.DA ?
TT<E riOSU'VTlOS WU.LTaKE the case to
1 Htl <'KAKt> Jl'lil .
Tbis mori.it.? Major Richards Sup*:inten
d at of 1'oiic-, gave &dfci->iou In ifie :ise of
t>r W O. McCreary, charged w th rape,
which bad t* n before him tor two days.
There was. as en the previous days, quite a
?umber of the li iends of the p irties present,
tfce offcee b n g veil filled.
Major Richards Mid id making bis decision
tba; this esse. which bad occupied two (Jays,
was one which caused him many pamiul re
tentions a* to Li? <iut> in tbe premises, ana he
r.ad tried to arrive at a conclusion which
would be satisfactory and just to all parties.
He had considered all the circumstances of
iiie case, an>l weighed them well, and h??
-onsidered that it wa- not his dnty
10 bold Mr McCreary for conrt. Even I
it 'be party was guilty, bis decision In dls- I
m>ssing toe case did not prevent the prosecn
. on from talcing it to the grand jury, anil 'f
ihey chose to do so he would not t'on-liler i . a '
reflection on bim. He thought that in making
;his decision he was doing the young lady a
kindness, una he believed that botb parties
conid go from the office iu?o society with no
stain ou their characters, ltseemed to him that
she was laboring under a delusion? a halluci
i MioJi?for there are cases where such charges
have been made because of hallucination
cst.sed by opiaies.
]>Tr, Siep said he took exception? to 'he de
cision, and would take the case to the grand
nry. He a?ked if the minor charge, assault
wi'h intent te commit a rape, could not be
maintained.
Major Richard* said he preferred that it t
-honid be beard by someotherjustice.
While Major Richards was delivering his
opinion the aeimseti, who had been brought in
irom the detective's room, wa3 visibly aflecred.
As soon aa the Major closed, be returned to
the detective's room, where his wife and little
son were, and they wer? all more or less affect
ed. bnt recovering their composure. Dr. Mc
Creary took leave of the officers in charge aud
left the building.
In our report of the case we should have :
stated tbat Mr Seip during the war was at- ?
'a-bed to the 4th or .?th Fen nsyl vania cavalry i
eciment. raised in The neighborhood of K as ton, :
la.,and Dr. McOreary was acaptain in tbe 102d .
Pennsylvania regiment, raised in the western
portion of tbe State, and was transferred w.th
it at rank to the signal corp*, to which Mr.
veip was subsequently transferred.
KriLMB!' Ext hangh.?The builders of ,
V. ashingion have under cous,deration the sub
let of forming an exchange, for theparpo~e
: tacllltiting bu?lne?s, to b" condr cted ?ome- '
?tiiiic atier the folio wing manner, viz:
Rooms convenient nre to be procured, which
ate to be fitted up with a lock-box for eac h
-ubscriber: also, desks convenient, with all
ti e nececs try appurtenances tor doing bu?i.
? ess. Tbpse room* are to be cared for by a pro- '
p?r persov, and to be accessible atalltimts )
I'fcp expenses to be borueeiiuaUy by ea:-hsub
>criber.
Bv Ihis arrangemnnt the builders aud deal- i
era in building materials can more readily
>ommunKate with each ether, and thereby ;
-ave a goo-: deal of trouble and the expert i
vbich is now incurred in trying :o find re j
another. 1 he co-operation of all bailders and
oealers in building material is heaitlly de
sired, aud, when fully secured, the ben eh s
which will accrue therefrom will be paia
mennt to all who are interested.
On Monday evening. September 2d. a meet
ing will be held at the rooms proposed, No.
.'1 E street, opposite the south front of the
1 uited States Po?t Office, for the purpose ot
forming this organisation The call is signed
by Messrs W. H Godey. Richards & Mar
in. James G. Nay lor. and a number of
others.
Hasb Ball?\esterday afternoon, a match I
game was played bv the National ana Empire
Clubs on ibe Nationals'ground, resulting in !
a victory for the Nationals by a score of :*7 to
IT. Fly'balls caught?National: Wright, 1; i
Norton, 4: Fletcher, 1: Williams. 1: total, 5.
Empire: Beach,l: Oswald, I: Lake, 1: Morgan .
I Edwards. 3: total, 7. Out on bases?Nationals i
l- times Empire is times. Left on bases?Na
i tonal* S limes; Empire 6 times.
An interesting match game was played be- ;
tween tbe first nineof the Junior Creitrbton and
the second nine of the American. The score
?stood at the close?American, a7; JuniorCreigh
ion, 11.
Yesterday tlie Fythian Base Ball Club (co'? '
"red i of Fhiladelphia, played tbe Alert, (also
colored,) of this city. Five innings were play- '
ed, at the end of which the score stood?Pyin- t
lan, 52; Alert, 25. Umpire? W. S. Hineline. of
tbe Union B. B Clnb. Scorers?J. C. Wti ,
jr , of the Pythian, and W. H. Miller, of tbe
Alert. Time of game, one hour. Home runs? i
Alert, 1. Pythian : Cannon, 2. Fly catches? !
Pythian, 5: Alert. 5.
The "Unhappy Six "?After spending a
delightful day yesterday at the tine residence
ol ihat hospitable gentleman, Mr. William
Simpson, on the Potomac river, the social clnb
known aa the "Unhappy Six'* returned to this
city about balf-past 0 o'clock last night. Tbe
party express themselves as highly delighted
with their trtp, and bnt for tbe attachment
which they have for tbe name tbat they bear,
would repeat the visit In a short while. One
of the set, whose appetite must have been near
ly equal 'o the task of eating a utone, made a
most remarkable raid at dinner upon tbe mem
bers of tbe finny tribe, an abundance ol whicn
were served up on the occasion, and before be
could be checked in the vigorous exercise, be
bad disposed of seventeen catfish and half a
do/en perch. The consequence was tbat alter j
dinner he was not equal to tbe task of skillful i
gymnasties and nimble vaulting. Another
having lost his bat, was compelled to indulge |
in more frequent potations tSan otherwise in ?
order to prevent a cold In the head.
New Ehtektrise??Yesterday morning.
H'tnc of our most energetic merchants met at
liutcbins, Boyd fc, Co.'s produce aud commis
sion warerocms, on Eouisiana avenue, be- I
tween 9th and loth streets, where, in a very i
tew moments, Sl-uUOU were snbscribed toward .
forming a stock company for the purchase of 1
iwo suitable boats to run on the Potomac to ;
gather produce of all kinds to be brought to
tbis city, tbat our citizens may have truitand 1
vegetables both fresh and cheap It is pro- |
po'-ed to raise tbe sum of one hundred thou
sand dollars, and no doubt is eutertalued of
its speedy accomplishment This will not
only be an advantage to traders, but will be
a valuable arrangement for supplying con
*uineis.
Accident.?Tht? morning, about to o clock, I
Motes Ear kin, a colored man, wbil* engaged
in unloading stone from the schooner Anna !
Lewis, at Sixth street vt barf, was severely in
inred in hn> right arm by a large block of it,
weighing about 2t4> pounds, falling on him.
Tbe heavy slab caught the arm under it,
masbed it borribly, and dislocated both elbow
and shoulder. He was taken into Watt's cot
tage restaurant, where the humane proprietor
gave free use of his brandies and other restora
tives for the purposes ot resuscitation. Al
though the Injuries sustained by Mose^ were
very painfnl, yet no bones were broken, and
he will not be long detained from work.
The Potomac Fboht.?There is scarcely
anything to record of the river front this morn
ing. not a single vessel having arrived in poit
since our last report, and only two departures.
From Cronch's wbarr tbe schooner Sarah Bell
hoisted sails, and tacked up to Georgetown to
load with manure, while the schooner Mer
chant, Captain Beit/w'. cast her mooriugs at
Crouch's wbarf. bourd torap'jlnt down tbe
ri % er to take on a load of gravel. Unusual ac
tivity prevails among tne stevadores. who, in
in (rented numbers, are busily engaged un
loading the vessnis which have reached this
city within the past tew days.
?? 9 ?
Fatal Accidbnt.?on Wednesday John
Mitchell, one ot the bands employed by the B.
Jt O. K R , on the liue of the Metropolitan
Branch, (between this city aud the Point of
Rocks,) was badly injured near tbe latter
plaoe while engaged iu blasting rock by a
prematrre discharge, and died on the same
night. His body arrived here last evening,
aud was taken to bis late residence on K street
bet ween Delaware avenue aud North Capitol
?treet.
?
Kbal Estate.?Yesterday two two.gtory
and attic buck dwelling", on the uerth side
ot Louisiana avenue, near tbe corner of Sixth
e'reet, formerly belonging to tbe late John P
Jnele. and now the properly o' Mr. Owen
Thorn, were ofi'ered at auction by Green a
W ilimms and for each house was bid
but tbe owner having placed a higher limit
there wss 110 sale.
Tpoops for Fop.t McHknry.?Company I)
Fonrtb O. ?. Ar illerv, under command of
< apt. Morris, arrived at 6th street whirl tbi*
morning, at 7 o'clock, from Fort Washington
They were brought here in the barge Haines
tiiider tow of th? U. S. steam-tug Fi?her, and
tock tne train for Fort Mclieary, a tew hours
after their arrival.
Mors Cabf vorthe Metropolitan Road.
?Tbis morning five additional ooe-horse cars
arrived by rail at the depot for the Metropoli
tan liailroad, and are being taken to the sta
bles ol ibe company to-day. They are similar
to Iho-e w hich have already arrived by steam
er, and have been heretofore described la the
A7?<-.
m
The New Knuim liorsE.?'Tbe briek work
on tbe new engine hooi*e in the First Ward is
new being done. Me?*rs N. Q. Reynolds does
tbe masonry, and Mr. William Phillips the
wood work The job will be completed as
soon as possib'.e.
c amp Me*Mag M. IS. Church Seutfc:
'OomspcDdfitc* of Hit Evening Star.]
Near Habotm switoh. ikf. ???dster
S^r. On accouut of the diapno?8 ot the
ground a:cn*ioned by the rains of ^edneadav
nl?ht, toe public religions Servians dU'inc r /
ierdsy forenoon wore conflow to tbe Vnts*
In the at'emoon, at 3 o'clock. R*y. Atkins af
the Uolstfin Conference, preached sabfaot
Tbe .offering of OhmT.nd rloSuSJt
should io low, founded on 1st Peter. 1 cha?
11th y^rse, ? very instructive and encouraain*
aiscourse At ?w o'clock Rev B s
preached from St. Lnke/ie chao Tf'sf
he'teniawere adjourned to
tents, r.ad were continued with slicht in.
f/(^>e8?Dr?nDUl day|,*ht' at which time the
>?-ople were assembled at the etaud, aud were
n, n . briefly ftntf earnestly by Rey. J. W.
Hull m charge, when the exercised of the
c'?6*d w,tl1 benediction. About
fnr Jfw fe*ple Par,ijiP?*?D|t ?n the meet
i orroed % procession ant* m&rclied &?ounci
1ciTm*a *>y ??>e tents, singing
ome ol their eonUmspiring 6ongs.
was quite a success to our
*?rutheru Methodist friends, about 50 persons
narie a professiou of religion. Excellent or
a^prtJa'ie^ tnI,?n8hout the entire meeting.
a he Methodist Protestant friends commence
i meeting on the same ground to-day, and are
in ticipbtii)g a good time. h.
1>eath ov aj Old Citizen.?Information
las been received here ot the death, at Moun
-ssn Top, Pa., of Win. A. Bradley. Esq ,
waese memory is identified with the' history
>f this city He came here a small boy. short
ly after the removal of tht seat ot government
o th e city, and has ever since contiuued to
reside here. For many years be held promi
nent positjons in our community: as a bank
>:tieer. from runner to the president of the
Hank of W ashington: as president of the Pat
riotic Bank; as Mayor ot the city, ar.d. Ivtlr
? the president of the Frankliu Insurance
company. He was 73 years ?Id. and went in
o the mountains of Pennsylvania to invigor
wan,n* ?trengli:. an,i unt?' wltnin a
<?w dav 8 before his death his friends bad good
ea?on to h^pe he would soon return strength
ced. and prepared for the winter. He was
it tacked on Monday last with diarrhea, and
nnk under h. and at four p. m , of WeJnee
lay. the 2-tb Inst., expired Mis remains have
>etn broneat to this city, which was his home
?rJ^i?,awy ^nrs of h,s Mfe- an{* raolic no
ice will be given o! the time of his funeral
At a meeting ot the Franklin Insurance Com.
-?>any tbrcornlng, ot which Mr. Bradley b-v*
>eeu a uirectcr tor lorty-Eine years past, tb
ollow ;;g resolutions were adopted
Jir.'olvrd, That m ;he death of W. A. Brad
eJ.' *-eq..onr late President, we have lost an
"b.e, vigilant and successful officer, whose
utercot.rse w ti our customers and ourselves
aps ever marked by true politeness aud con.
?iderate kiudn^s.
That society ba> to deplore the loss ot a
r.ember, chari'ab'e, hospitable, and lioerM
)J a citizen who. by his pnblic *ririt and ei.'e
irise. a: nn early period contributed larc-ix,
0 tbf develepment and improvement ot our
-? 11 y.
That -we respectfully oSer to the family of
he deve.-.f d our condoler.c.- ai<d 3>mi-athy for
heir bereavement of ore who. in every dories
?c relation, was faithful, atiecticckte. and
i^voted.
That the.-e re-olutlcns be recorded in the
ournal ox ui, company, and a copy. signed bv
br acting President and Secretary, be sent tb
bf family of :hp dfCPft-^d.
Mayor Wallach has called a special meeting 1
* ue Ci i C^unc ils to-morrcw at roon to
ipprcprlttte tctlcn in reference to the death oi
air. Itrauley.
?? .
Tb* AfCTt.o- Case- D!sxi>sEi..?in -a*
'-^so'Messrs. Wall & Co . Ccop^r a I.ku
m r. and W alih A. Co.. Aucttcrepza. arnigned
j i the char.-e oi violation of the actcX >ov-*m
b r. 1. (>:. passed by :he City Councils, in r*la
1 i. n to cbstrucang the public 3i;u.ires. reser
vatioDs.stree's.&c . by holdine sal^- in front
ot tfce;r stores. Justice Bates rendered t>i- d" '
pImou this morning He dismissed th.- war
rants, becau.-e, alter a 'borough elimination i
ot the meauine of the law npr-u which they 1
Nd bftui-sietl. and free consultation with '
t>^ Corporation A for ey, be was convinced
th* the Auctioneers w ere not li ib!e under this
clause, and there.'cre could not hp held amen,
able to an ac; wb ch did not apply tc. them
X ne at t of 1-5:; only referred to tqnai'i.igpod
l*rs, fanatical harariguers.wp.jctins. vegetables '
drjg-.-ds boxes. Ac., w. tip. the preecrlbed
limits. The litb secticn of the act of i--,3 i
erants to Anctior.eers the i.sp of one-third of
he pavement in front of their plaresof bu^i
ne6s, and twi -third- of the street way. which
section not repealed by tbe ac of November
im.j: and should i'iore than the limit- of tbe
'treet and pavement above designa ed be in
tnnged upon, the guilty par ies w.ll be flnea
Ble under the rule.
?K^tMHta-Tbe fine residence
>i nr A. b. Solomons, of the firm ot Phlip &
& .iomons. situated in Franklin Row. on K
? reel, between 12tn and 13th, is aoout baine
: ?plet*d under tbe skillful superintendence
> Mr. Charles lr. W ood. The building, w'uich
tr is formerly one ot the original row, aas been
Jiaapletelv remodeled and enlarged by the ad
li ion of another story and a large back build
i ig. Tbe parlor is to be diyided by -lidiue
1 ors, the walls handsomelv frescoed, aud
a ayyplaster cornice around tbeceiling, beau
t ul centre-pieces are placed aroand the gas
l ops. The dining-room is in the lower story,
tie floors ot which have been oovered with a
I iyerof asphaltum. tbuselfectuallvpreventine
iny dampness. The kitchen is provided with
i Cbilson range, and hot and cold water. The
Itnndry Is furnished with stationary soap
5 one washtnbs. There are two bath-rooms,
supplied with hot and cold water: water-clos
ets. waebstands. Jtc. On ihe third and fonrth
floors are the chambers, with private bath*
room and water-closets: handsome marble,
nab wasbstauds are placed iu each chamber,
ind.jn fact, the entire arrangements of this
handsome residence have been made with an
>ye to comiort. The building is beiag finished
a a manner that reflects credit upon Mr
" ?od ?-? a builder. The front, which is of
jar,dsomopress brick, was erected by Mr. Jno.
T. McCollcm. a well-known master bricklayer
)! this city J
*
The Bi'TLEE'r. Assocxatiok The Butlers
Association, composed of the colored waiiers
>1 the hotels and Doarding-bonses of this city
ield a regular meetine on Tuesday evening
last, at Rutherford'.- Hall, which was opei.ed
with siBgiug aud prayer, and after the chair
inan, R. A. Buchanan, aud others, had ad
aressed the meeting, ofllters for the next term
>t three months were elected as follows ?
President. R. A. Bucbunau,of Willards': \ ice
President, C M. Smith, of Washington House
secretary, Carter l>owllnr. of Willar.is'- As
^litant Secretary, T. H. Nichols, of Na'ionai
F-^oazens, of Avenue Ho'el; Mar.
i*rbert, of Kirkwood: Assistant
nisrsbal, Q. Washington. Willards': Messen
rer, ihos .lohnsoD. Willards . The ltat wis
not entirely filled, but will be eomplet.-d at the
next meeting, on Tuesday next.
??
AI T- Kor?i>.?Yesterday afternoon.
Dirs. Johanna Kennedy was bet ire Justice
wai er.at tbe second precinct station-house,
on :i cbarge of having used profane lauKuaae,
Pnr,,|eK r#<1 by Mr8' ^ inneired Kelly, she bar.
insf b?-en arrested by officer Kntting. Mrs.
K'nnedy was fined *3 for this offence: and it
?, T, ^ c?nae out in the examination that Mrs.
K-iiy bad some dogs for which sue paid no
license, she was also fined *5. aud it further
appearing that her dogs were in the habit ot
running the cowsof Mr. Daulel Sullivan, who
, 0^C4> 1,8 a witness, the mstiee con
m'lk,* a round thing of it, and fined
mm .<4 tor allowing bis cows to run at large
BnesVia ? laW' maklu* tbetotal receipts irom
Thbi MrrHoni.?T Pkotestakt Cam i-miet.
for Severn circuit of
tie Meihodis* Protestsnt Church, commences
t )-day in Smith's woods,near Hutioyer June
0P,Jn"t occupied by the camp of the Kpisco
t>tl Methodists of Laurel circuit, and quite a
lumber are expected to attend from tbe Ois
xtct. SiTeral trajne on tht railroad stop each
w^ap &c Hanovfi Switch, onlj i v. miles irom
he groud. and the price of round trip tickets
* but large numbers wfll ayail
ihemfelves oi au opportunity to visit the
ramp.
Wari jk?.?B-tween 11 and Iti o'clock to.
Isy the neichborbood of the BaHimore l?epot
presented tbe same animated appearance as
was frequent tin ingtbewar. This was caused
?v the arrival ot company D, 4th L". S. Artll
erv. Capt. Morris, from Fort Washington,
lestined for Fort McHenry, near Baltimore,
iccompanied by number ot wagons with bag
rage .and of company M, same regiment, un
ler th* command of Col Mendenhall?in tbe
?ain at il-35?from Fort porter, near Buffalo,
N Y, destined for Fort Washington. Com
pany p left fbr Fort McHenrv in the l-? i,i
rain.
To Fac ir.iTATE Travel ?Yesterday Sur
employed by the Orange and Alexan
twi Ka?lroad were examining tbe gronnd-> in
?nn . rtood of the Baltimore Depo"
lnd7?tjrw.to rnn a trar* ,ro? corner o!
a? a,ld ?'ree?, mto tbe yard
2X1? B th* ?raMf*r f t passenger,
tated!^ Pas-^ing through, may be faclli
ib??oMvats ~*nKrfnfnOTainat an Mr,y hour
private apartment o: Mr. J C Collins
(C streetZ coraer Kigbth and
K ItrWW, WHS dQ^rfid bv enma napcAA ?
known aad robbed ot a piece?? bb?d
cloth, valued atfrm. Mr. o. u 1C m
possess himself of the same, and ha? ^herefnr.*
Inaugurated such steps as are^SSSSSa
to accomplish bis object. caicuiatea
?
TBAirernu op E?ar. Lstatm_The foUom
lug transfers of real estate were to^lav r*i?Tt*
Fd at R. M. Hall-a real estate ?*cba??S& i;
Lonisiana avenue, corner of 7th street- i
S3, square 719, ?2?>C; part lot 7?, eld OeorrB
tows, $700; part lots 35 and 38, do., si.gen; cat*
13, square STO, ?I.OOO, anb. 33, square r, V
??H5JU; ?b. W, equare t.Ofl, f3Ct?; let f, square
TH* JcfcBA AHD Mc-OOOI. PRIZE FlOHT.?
Toe prize flebt bctw^n Aaron Jonas an?
McOaol. which it u expected will take place
near Cincinnati to-morrow, will doubtless be
largely attended. Quite a namber left here
in the 4.30 train yesterday, destined for the
point at which the ?'mill" will cone off.
Educational.?Mrs. Goodrich's school. 433
stb Street, between D aud E, will be reopened
on Tneeday nexi.
Miss L. Thomson will reopen her school for
young ladies (southeast corner of 11 and 9th
streets) on Monday next.
Alexandria and Vicinitt.?The Gazette
Of veeterday evening eays:
A curious accident happened this morning,
by which Mr Win. Johnson, residing on Pitt,
betwe-n Queen and Uronoco streets, was se
r ously injured. While Mr. J was feeding a
favorite dog, the animxi m a playful mood,
jumped np on his mast/-r, one of Its paws
scraping over bis pocket, and striking the
Lammt-r of a pistol therein causing it to ex
plode, toe ball from which passed in and
through the arm of Mr. J? inliicUng a severe
won nd.
A horse belonging to Mr. J. H Tavener, of
Prince William county, and stolen from bim
about two years ago. w*s identified in tbis city
yesterday, in the possession of Mr. Win. Rich
ards. wbo had purchased the animal in Balti
more Upon a hearing of the case before .lus
tict- Bcacb. Mr. liicbards, without farther
proceedings, gave up the animal to Its owner.
There is now considerable quantity of wood,
from the lower counties, coming up, most of
which, however, goes to Washington, the sup
ply ot cheap government wood, for aide here,
being adequate for nearly all demands. Sales
of pine from vessels at S3-75, and oak at ?5 per
cord. r
Messrs. .Tamieson & Bro. offer a reward of
S300 for the arrest and conviction of the partv
or parties, who lired the store of Mr. A. M.
Tubman, on tbe night ot the 8th inst.
The Journal ef this morning says:
The trade in Sumac, which, in dyeing is
ust'd to set colors, is becoming quite brisk.
Y (?sterda3- tbe steamer Express brought to
Alexandria, trcm the vicinity of Predericks
r.urg, "(Hi hag.*, which, after being ground up
here and prepared for market, will be shipped
isorth. r
Many of the city pumps are in such bad or
rer tb:?t no amount of pumping will extract a
drop of water. Dealers in Milk are in despair,
ana tliey intend to protest to conncil against
ilie existing order of things.
Mrs. Hurper delivered an admirable lecture
Wednesday night, in this city, at Princess
street colored Baptist church, to a respectable
and intelligent auditory.
1 he tournament at Fairfax C. H. will come
jfl on the nth of September.
MARRIED.
! '?l ?.111 iAN?JIILnU.>. At St. Aloysins(('nth
.11 I hurcli. on tbe 8&th m.-t.. by the R. v. ( M
NirViVwi < n- J 1'0V,;HKAN to AN
y 1 r, 1? ILH1 s. all Ot thlCMity. *
o
DIED.
it ii t'V.'iJ F"K r;,>- Penua.. on the 2*tli jtiwt .
" M A BBArLEY,intlw74th )eai of bis
i1 - r< In !i?es:?i,< frioiul.- arc invitt-rl to attend lii
' i. r I at rt'j o'clock p. m.. or Sntfcrd.lv. from lii,
late residence. 3:tb N. w Jer-ej avenue.
, ?V'<,.0n t,"1' --'??< inst . ISRIDGET FitAN
i IN MORA S . ased ,u ? e
. in- r> latives .ini.l jr. -iju.- of the family .ire1 re
iu->t..d to aitei d the funeral. fr..n, tier late re^i
<i? :<??>,.. l.?7 K street. I-ctwi -n 3.1 un<l I1. ?t
I* " ??????" Sunday, the !-t proxiinat -j}. . cie,
?n "" -"l'1 Ansiiit. .1 \ MES \Y
M.SM'i r. .vounv-st sou of the late Janus ??d
An i ia Smnott -
|^? O O T S A Ml SIIOE S.
I'Tili. T1K.-T SELEl
LAH1ES. CENTS. MISSES.
Lot S. Yul'THS an<l INI ANTS
Near at Reasonable rates. to
.w . H ,;URN> A CO~,
><40 am: 4M"? pVl.
KKEIA
'li
STON E.
sK K
NOTK E TO BULPERSAND CONTRACTORS.
Tlie ^ENEi'A COMPANY are n w prepared ti>
VV i*"f Rl'IEPINtJaml DIMENSTON
ii. !" H"} inantitv. on the most reason
.t'h Drills. A rraneeinents will also be perfeete.l
si'/es tn order t,awIIig an(i r?hbing stones of all
SODO*.Oeorgrtown.or at
I n , k 'N PrujjwistK, Fourteenth St
ami I ei.ii*} 1 vaunt aienui-. Washington, an 23-2w
TRUNKS,
T11E LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY, AT
DRESS TRUNKS PBICES'<,f
SOLE LEATHER TRCNK8.
WOOD BOX AN1? PACKING TRUNKS.
LADIES* ANI> MENS SATCilEL**
VA L1BES. TRAVELING B AGS, ..
At tlie practical
MANUFACTORY
OF
JAMES S . TUPHAM Jt CO.,
*V .) 0 0 jtM
SEVENTH STREET,
One door north Odd-Fellows' Hall. Sim, <,r the
Big Trunk.
REPAIRING
TmiiKS, Ae.. thoroughly and promptK repaired
and rove red. * au Si-4t
POR SALE?One larte HERRING SAFE, near
itRV a v *ur>y.'?< -ri'i. 51,' ?' IoVl -M.pl> t..
Vi , i- 1; ' . J' l ean. u>eiiuu, opposite
M'-tropolitan Hot. l, au*> .'{t
SALE? A numb, rone I?n> - ..Ml. HORSE,
niteeii tlir^ iuche^ iiis-!*: sc-vtn vearn
old: warranted s(,und in ? a. r\' t ai tii-nhir 1'.. 1,.
en at } LEMMING S Mable* out stre*t.txtweeu
4!.; and 6th streets. an 23-31"
EN NEB E?' If'E t OM l'.VN\.
r 1 ,r""1I'i'n> Hi . n'.?v i>r< pnred
fnri!ir.fc the BEST QUALITY t?F H E t'.. th. eiti
?/en? i.f iistunptf n. Order- 1- ft witli cur driver
or at the office, loot of >eventh i-treet. ?i|i j e
nrotfiptly atte nt.-d to. All r. inn m i ?.?ri..n~ ^houl^l
?l:,V'-rV~M STACK I'l 'I.E ?V IIALL
f?'0 ALL WHOM IT M \Y CuNCERN.
I>FPAPTMr\T OF TlfF T"<Tf RIOR. f
1 I- fK.f^lo.% OrFICK. -fulv 13th. 1?.(
AppliratKin havn.e l.e?n iii^Ih under the act of
Juii^-J. ItKia, t"r Ihe lei-,lie ,.f th, t'oilowing ?!.?
Scribed Land W arrant-., which arc allt j. .it?have
li"! !\ i",V wr d-troved?Notice is b. rel.j given
tha, .it the date toljowinc th<-description of ea. b
? arrant, a new-cei tijicut.-oj- warrant of like tenor
vil! I*e reissued, if no valid otiiection *h?ul<l then
apiK-ar. Jus. H. BARRETT, Coiuniissioner.
J2? a<"r?*s, issued under the act ot
March.M. 1865. in tlie name of James Xelsi.n Rial,
minor child <>t Nelsi.n Rial, deceusi*.!, and as vrant
ed Augii't 28. IXJW. October 2ti.
No P7;?<9, for lw acre*, issued under tbe act of
March .>1.1865, in Ihe name of Leavitt Daniels,
and was granted March 21. W51. October 20.18o7
f K,? "CN*-''- issued under tbe act of
.March 3.1?6. in the name of Reuben BeddiiiK. aud
waw cranted OctobtT tf, I86.ri. Septemher 21.18?i7.
No. ftiJWii, tor .HO acres, issued under the act of
September 1*0. in tbe name of Marvin Morgan,
aH? w":'f??a2ted. APnl l0' August 31. IS,7
M.?I I .L40"''' issued under the act of
March J, in the name ot David Glenn, and
" v March 1,1?6 September 21. 1837.
No. 2y,8n7, for ?s?? a<-res. issued under the act of
Match 3. 1455. in the name of Mar) M.. widow of
Oeorjie I'ufteul.ergcr. and was grante.1 April 1.
18u6. November l?, 1857. Ft '
N?. 46.315, for 160 ?k>r??j, issued under tbe act of
March 3.105/i, in the name of Robert C. Faunin.
and was granted October 28, H>?. Notsmber 16,
JoOl .
R
EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
,H,U' thi!* method of informing
their friends and the public that they have opened
an office at
No. 61 LOUISIANA AVENUE. (I P ST MRS )
where the) will attend to the purchase and sale of
REAL ESTATE,
_ A Nil A7.SU
TIIE PAYMENT OF TAXES
EXAMINATION OF TAX TITLES.
Having had a nnmber of year*' experience in the
ai/ove business, in connection witli real estate
,,jey are prepared to ofter their patrons the beneti
ot their services with promptness and on reason
able terms. DIXON A CROSS.
an 6-3m 61 Louisiana avenue.
HISKY! WHISKY!! WHISKY
A RARE UHANCZ.
w!
AT LEAST SO PER CENT BATED.
b-tP-c1 ,ot Of line RYE WHIS
??!.*'? * rofi fite best West Virginia distilleries,
which I will offer at the following reduced prices
83.25, 94 and ?? per gallon retail
Wholesale purchasers will And a great deduction
from the above prices. I will alio offer a GIN at
?2.7fi per gallon retail, superior to any Gin sold
gallou ^ t^u ^ * ^0UB* 'or 'han $4.50 tha
f Received besides a large l0t of Imported 8HIR
? IES direct from Europe, and iu bond at New
ork, Jransfeiwble to Georgetown custom-house;
100 casks of Oadir. SHERRY and 90casks of Cette
or French SHERRY. The Cette Sherry, such as
the New York, Philedelphia and Baltimore houses
have been selling to cit) dealers, according to their
generosity, at from $3, ?3.?. and ?4 per gallon. I
will sell same article at 02.50 per galfon retail and
#2 per gallon wholesale. 0. GAUTIER,
a> 2-ly Importer, 88'J Penn'a avenue.
TO THE LADIES-IND1LIBL1
TAMPINU. ^an-anteil fast colors. Will
wash and boil. Done by a French csmp^sitioa,
the receipt of which has beet purchased at ? hi?h
price. Saves expense of braiding.
Ladies are invited to call, get a sample, and try
It. Lj^ies'white or colored Underskirts. Balrai
rals, Aprons, Ac., Stamped on Imitation or braid
ins. in fast colors.
* WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladle* having clothes, for ehfl
dien to make np. No braid, nt sewing; but the
pattern printed in the goods indelible. Strips that
etc b? attached to the bottoms of Ladles' Skirts
(same as they are aow worn in New York,) read*
Stamped, and f'.r sale at 1ms than half theasnal
cost of braid. Birds, medallions, Figures, animals
ot any patt.rr stamped. Goods as represented or
themoaef returned WM. PRINCE,
mk 12-tf 439 ?'.h street, opposite Patent OfBce.
out in
tf'.K
Oc* *12 8 LA ox olotk, at! wool Sachs, are
,i?*t use thing for ft medium price press coat,
at Sate k Co., 817 Seventh street, adjoining
H?afc
?
Ask Tar rrnut wkat thon shoal<je*t key,
and it will tell yon to traf Clothing at Hen
ning'a, corner Seventh street and Diary land
avenue, bat One Price is charged and no less
taken.
? ?
Jevelet? Spangled Bog Wood Setts, Tip
Boe Wood Uroct Setts, Jet Chains, Silver
plated Spoons and Forks, retired this morn
ing, at Prigg's One Dollar Jewelry Store, No.
43fr Pennsylvania avenue, near 4X street.
?
Wm. s. Mitchell fc Co. will remove to the
corner of ?th st.and Penn.av., ??Perry's Build
lag," where they will be prepared on and after
Monday, September 3d, to show a very com
plete and desirable stock of Garppting and
Home Furnishing Dry floods, which they
offer at the lowest market pricos. Special in
ducements in heavy Oil Glottis for the next
thirty days. 3
WK WOULD ADV1S* OUK LADY HKADBKft,
who will shortly have to put on Balmorals,
to have them stamped in imitation of braid,
now so fashionable in New York, giving the
skirt a teat appearance, and not half the cost
of braiding. Wm. Prince, Ninth street, is the
only one here who stamps in fast colors. For
children's clothing ladies will find this a great,
saving. 7,30,?;
Tub Fket ?Dr. White, Chiropodist, 421
Pennsylvania avenoe, between Fonr-and-a
half and Sixth streets, removes Corns, Bunions,
Bad Nails, ice., without pain. Office hours
from 8 a. m. ro fi p. m
?
Peicb list of Franc's Gent's Furnishing
Goods, 7th street, between D and ?. three
doors above Odd Fellow's Hall:
Gray's Collars. 1? cents per box; Imitation
I^inen Collars, is cents per box; Goldsmith
Byron's Collars, 18 cents per box; good Cot
ton half hose, 10 cents per pair; Best English
half hose, 50 cents per pair: good heavy AlerU
no Undershirts, 75c.. 90c. and SI; good heavy
Merino Drawers, 75c , 90c. and SI: good White
Shirts, 81.25 and .*1.50: a No. 1 White Shirt,
?2.50. 7,'26,1:
?
Wabtp. Moleb, Vascular Kxcbesencb*,
Ac., cored by Dr. White, Chiropodist, 444
Pennsylvania avenue, between Foar-aud-a
half and Sixth streets.
CtrBPTioK?How can Franc afford to sell
Gent's Furnishing Goods cheaper than any
store of this city :
Answer.?He buy6 all bis goods for cash
sells more of them?and is satisfied with smaller
profits.
Call at 494 7th street, between D and E. three
doors above Odd Fellow's Hall. 7,'26,1:
?
WRAPriHG PArKU kob Sale.?Apply at the
Star olUce.
Pennies can be had in any quantities at the
Star office counter.
EDUCATIONAL.
,,,, , , ul. .11 9 111 lUUMIUU^; itiiu
in Europe ami in thi4 oountr>. th .
fulfill the dutii? tlscJ art- assuming with fidelity
itrni shcci'ks. Tim n> It quarter wilfc
? hi nil MONDAY in September.
Ai KS E. L. JENSEN will resume the duties if
hi r SEMINARY FOR BOYS, September 2d.
i jijr. at 3*"1 3<i street, between D und K. Inntruc
tinn will be given in English. French aud Latin,
an 30-:!t*
COLUMUINN << I. LEGE, D C -Tli. Se?ioii
of the ri'pj>ar <tory Department opens \Vi-il>v?
il:i\ , >i pT. Iltil : if the College, \Vedm#s?1;iy. Sept.
."?ih . and that of the Law School, Wednusday. Oct.
9tli.
I or catalogues and further particulars, addre->
<i. W. SAMSON. D !>..
au30 eolw President.
| N I ON Ai A DEMY, Full YOUNti LADIES^
I fi.rni'-rjy under the abl? superintendence of
Mi.-. Richards. will be conducted by MR. and
.MBS. YORK. long known as proprietors and
principals of Mo?s Hill Seminar) . a eelect bonrd
ing am! i;ay school for >oung ladies, in the neigh?
I'oi hrodot Boston. Bla?. With an experience of
iiver twi nt> ) < :i rs in t dmating and teaching, both
*-? * they can hope to
fidVlil.
iircommence the
ptember.
Fur further particulars please apply to
JOHN YORK
BriioUslde. ni-ar Washington. D.C.
Mr and M rs. ^ ork will be at their school hon*e.
corner of 14th -treet and New York avenue, to meet
tho-e who ma> wish to see them from 4 to i> 1'. M..
on tin tth. fltli and lith of September. an 30-enlm
(4ON/.A(iA < OLLEGE.
1 K. BETWEEN ?TH AND 10TH STS
Studies* will be resumed at this institution on
MONDAY. September 2, on which day the c.las.-es
will l>e open for the admission of studunts. Tne
course of studies is substantially the name in form
as prevails in the Jesuit Colleges of Europe, aud as
it has existed since 1790 iu our own country; and
this course is uow complete by the establishment
of the class of Philosophy. Logic. Metaphysics anil
Ethics, Natural Philosophy. Chemistry and the
higher Mathematics will constitute the subject mat
ter for this das*. Additional professors have been
secured, and new apparatus lias been added fur
scientific experiments. The course ef Mathematics
is complete and includes Arithmetic in all its
brunches. Booking and Banking Business. Alce
bra. Geometry. Trigonometry. Calculus. Survey
ing and Astronomy. In the Commercial Depart
ment particular attention will be paid to all th"
brunches of a sound, practical English education.
In the Classical Course. English Composition and
the English branches will he proportioned to the
standard of the elass. French and German will
be taught without extra charge. For catalogues
or further information apply at the t 'ollege.
au3"-lw B. F. WIGKT,S. J., President.
MR>. GOODRICH'S SCHOOL WILL BE BE
opened on TUESDAY, the .'>1 of September.
4 3 j iith street, l?etwcen D and E. an -*3 3t*
j\I 1SS L. THOMSON will reopen her SCHOOL
i?l FOR YOUNG h A DIES oil MONDAY. Sep
ternber 2. at the southeast corner of 9th and H
streets. au 2!Mt*
ROCK HILL COLLEGE.
KLLICOTT CITY. Ml)
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
MONDAY, September 2.
Tekms:
Heard. Washing, and Tuition. Entrance
fee. **5; Fhysiciau's fee, 86. Music and Drawing
an a*-5w PRO. BETTELIN. Pri?sident.
WEST STREET ACADEMY, Ibl West street.
Georgetow n, I). C ?The second animal ses
sion of this Institution will commence on MON
DAY. Sept. 3. IShT.
an 2s- .*>t' JULIUS SOPER. A. M.-Prin l.
^EOKGETOWN COLLEGE, D C
Studies will be n-snmed in this Institution on the
FIRST MONDAY of SeptenilnT.
For Catalogues nr further information apply to
Rex.B.A. MAGU1RE. S. J.,
au Cs-lOt President.
^T. VINCENT S SCHOOL.
Comer Kith and G streets.
Under the chsrg- of the S1STLRS OF CHARITY,
will open MONDAY, September ^'d. For further
particulars apply to the Sisters. au 27-tSept 1
\ToTNG LADIES' SEMINARY, A Boarding
and Day School. 411 13th street, \V ashiogton.
Thednties of this Institution will be resinned Sep
tember 0th. For circulars apply to the Principal,
au -T-lm- MISS M. J. IIARROVEK
Mrs. kesley s boarding and day
SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES, will be
open for the reception of pupils on MONDAY'. Sep
tember 2d. at No. 369, corner of lHth and II stu.
Evening classes for ladles and geutlemen in the
modern languages will he resumed about the 15th
of September. au27-lm
M~TSSES CHAPIN AND KING will reopen their
School on Monday. September 2d, at No. 15 In
diana avenue.between Third and Four-and a-Half
streets. All English branches taught. Applica
tion can be made at 391 C street, between Third and
Four-and-a-Half streets. au 19 lm*
REMOVED.
ISS M. LEWIS' SEMINARY FOR YOtfNG
LADIES will resume its session on MONDAY.
September 9th, at No. 43:1 11th street west, be
twecn tf and H streets north. au 21-eo!it"
CUMBERLAND VALLEY INSTITUTE,
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
MECHANICSBURG, PA. ^
REV. O. EGE * SON. Fifteenth Scholastic
year. Duties resume Sept. 3d. Circulars at this
Oflice, or Mechanicsluirg. 5i^g 7-eoJw*
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE.
MECHANICSBURG. Pa.,
Re*. T. P. EGE. A. M.. President.
TWELFTH COLLEGIATE YEAR.
DUTIES RESUME SEPTEMBER 4th.
Send for a Circular. ang7-eow"
FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
FREDERICK. MARYLAND,
POSSESSING FULL COLLEGIATE POWERS,
Will commence its twenty-tifth scholastic year on
the Hist Monday in September.
For catalogues. Ac.. address
REV. THOMAS M. CANN. A. M.,
an 1j-G\v President.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.?The
co-partnership heretofore existing between
HENRY CONKADIB and JOHN YVALSTBUM.
under the firm name of CON KADIS Jk WAL
sTRUM. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent.
HENRY Ct'NRADIS is authorised to settle all
claims foror against the firm.
HENRY CONRADIS.
Aug. 26,1837. JOHN WALSTflUM.
Both of the above parties wil]I continue to carry
tin the business of BRICKLAYING at their place t<
of business. au2(ie?3t^
#^HEAP EDITIONS.?Thackeray's Lectures on
the Four Georges; #1J6. Thackeray's Pen
dennls, illustrated; 81-25. Shakupeare, English
edition, iHnstrated; >0 cents. The Caxton's, by
Bnlwer, Globe edition, iUnstmed; *1^0. Dllck
?ns' Works, Globe edition. Illustrated; 81J0 per
volume; Dickens' Works, Diamond edition.plain;
? 1.25 per volume; illustrated, 81^0. L'-tgfe!low's
poems. Diamondeditlon; 91.30. Tennyson's Poems,
Diamond edition) 01.H.
je28 FBANCK TAYLO?
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THEIDIHTn
J ?B 'iduM ?Plaintfff1 h *8.
J. B. Adams, Plaintiff, i 903Equity.
Laurence Carroll ft ?/., Defts.l
On motion of the Plaintiff, by J B hi.
Attorney, it Is ordered that the defcnda
M. Traynor, cause her appe.raVce^ tS-K iffiSSd
herein, on qr before the first rule JvJr.vJ.f 2
forty dsys ^ter this day; otherwise thJ
be proceeded with, as iu esse of defanl* C8UM *1U
By order of theCourt.
A true copy:?Test:
Jy9-la?6w r .B^J- MEIOg. Clerk,
CJEXUAL DISEASES, DEBILITY, ttc.-Pm
O ?? tnort men** w 6w^Ki, bHt bar Trail i
Jackson's "Pathology ,"Ja?d CURE YOURSELF
IEfSttSXii* HM
aap IS-Vft W9m
I-I6X OF laiETTlklll?
?UAIIiNS !? TBI
WASHINGTON CITV POST ?FFHE,
Fri?l>7, An|?M oO, 1S?T.
(OFFICIALLY PUBLISHR# IN THa PAPE*
HAVING THM LARGEST CIRCULATION |
KTTo obtain u>y ol theee lettors the applicant
must cull for "A(lvfrti*d letters," cilf the dat?
of the li-t. and r.ijr one. c. nt far advertising
?V If not called for within our BiJOtk the* will bo
M*ct to the Dead Letter office
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A lieu Mrs
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Howard I>r Mr? Port?r Martha A
Hawkins F Mrs Pii<~e L
Hall E
Hall A V
Bvo*n Fnnrnt Harking KB
Barbour E'cvol(Hudson ? Mr
BeunettbCieMraHill It
Rradiey M Y M rsllaatiogs L
Braddo<k Kmiimliunt M Mrs
Birch J C Mrs Hopkins M
B*-!t Maria Hint- L Mr*
biooks Laura Hyatt K
Blake M L Mrs Huffman S
Bergmai.u bouaHouUt h Mrs
Brisbo Mary MrsHuut S V
Barclay Mary
Pock Jennie
Parke r J B Mrs
On(*n Ann Mrs
Ku? illey An;ii>>
RB. > Melir-ei P
Rir.}jar,i-on G C
Mrs
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Mrs
Uo< he M A M i s
Kamon.l Mary K
Riddirklbnriota
Revolo A Mr*
Hunter G W Mr-Roberts Matilda
Button M M rs (c >1 ni;r mam .1 Mrs
Barten N K Irving A K Mrs Smith Lucindi
Clark I, C Mrs
Clark SMrs (c)
Clarke Susan E
Clsrk Florence
Cooke* Kate E
Cook S E Mis
I 'ok- Sophia
Cantatoro S
Mrs
Johnson E
Joliu-on C 1*
Jones A Mrs
Jones K
Jones C Mrs 3
Jones H Mrs
Jones M
MJenkins L Mrs
Jackson H
Chapman Maria Jervia E J Mrs
Christian C M EJewett C
Mra
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Mrs
Smith Marie E
Stevens Jos'ue 2
Stone WmJMrs
Scott Vici- V
Stone J ano L
Sackett LuiMr*
Stov FrsA Mrs
St urges J r. Mrs
SI ye Ann E M rs
SpnrgeonAd Mrs
Steward C Mrs
Sr vage Be*sie
King J' Mrs(col)Suit MtuyEMr
Simnis K A Mr
Sylver Char'te
Small #oodPMrs
Steward TCMrs
Sewell Rose
Scott Rosetta
Scott S Mrs< col)
Sherd Sallic M
Sampson Eli/.
Shields E C M rs
Spencer Jose'ne
Colman Mary E boockis F
Cridge A P Mrs I.one M Mrs
Cornwall J M MraLong A
Chapman H N Lee M
Mis Miller H Mrs
Chipps J R Mrs Miller J Mrs
Collins Hanna Morris A Mra
Cami?dy Hau'aliMorgaii A Mrs
Carrol K'n Mrs Mason E Mrs
Cunimings E:a J Madison E
Currier II F Mrs Moore F Mr*
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Partiall M v MrsMitcliellHEMrs Snook Marion
Dude S'li A iinMrM Mitchell Rosa >? Summers Mag
Huffy Mary Mrs Met* Henry Mrs Schuiemaii M E
Donnelson M EMoores Hannah Simpson L Mrs
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Pant Kattie Morrison FannieTaylorEli/."h
Driver PollyM rs Mrs Taylor Pcrtie
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Ellis Hannah Merritt Mary J Tredway Eli/.
Edmonds RhodaMartain Mary E ThorpeKli/.aMrs
Mrs Marsh M E Tyler Sitrl'aMrs
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Fox Ellen McArthur Mary Varnell Fronia
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Flynn Ella Mcl.arey Mary NVhltuey A Mrs
Farl Ellen MofJiivan Kmina AVoshingtouMry
Frede Sophia Mrs Slrs(col>
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Fisher M McPonald ElizthWeller Eli/ Mr?
Folk H Mrs Nieliolass Holly Wliittier <"lura(>
Flaharty K Mis Vytie Cath Mrs
Oardinger N MrsNicholson Emma Warden C M Mrs
lirnham L Mrs Nelson Ida Mra Warner Elv'a L
Nichols Clara C
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Pyun Eli/a
Perry Ella
Gravit L
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Crayson M Mrs
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Gr'en M
Crishy H
Crishy E Mrs
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tieri!;on E Blrs
'iijison C Mis
lla-liip A
llalley A Mrs
llayn-s C F Mr
M ilson K Mrs
\N ehster Lnry
Williams SarhT
V illiains Maria
Williams Mr
Prall Annie ^lr- Welch Peter rs
Preston Fannle>'\V iltiams C M
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.Mrs Yoe Fannie
Pulen I. Mrs Y< ri -bu- Bei'slia
Park sM A
Mi-i'KLl,A..MioU- ?Pres. Ladies' Soripfy .
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Aldrieh Capt r Ainsworth J F Antl- rson Win A
AoumsonEugeneAntoine 31i'hueiArnoid H li
ArvinGeoF Alanhuhli- N All*-n Williain
Aeh* -on (icorge An^rlvite Win J
Bennett A J Barr- tt Col F 11 2liaile>- Lewis C
Broome Alfred Bradshaw Gen'l ISatemauLewisM
Harnett A K
Bu. k B J
Brown i Beeket l!:ll- Henry
Hates Hon CeoCBate A V '1
BuilevRnvIicuryBn? rlmsJudu
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B' rpen C I'
Bates C S
Br'iw n Chas H
Boeach I?
Kaltcock l> A
It.i rnitzJudgt H J Bryant l-am
Blown David V Bradley J T
Bennot II (.; Brii rton Patrick
But' sillr Black S K
Bennett lit! Buk<T Stepheu M
Berulieiser J S Bradley p II
Bracken JamesCBrovvuiuu Tli*?
C Brooks Thomas
Blackston- T W
Barker E I.
Bart E DA Co
IJol'nt FrancisDBoyle John
Brow ii F E Brow n J H
BradfordHrFredBacii John II
l? II:.'
Bassett John A Bnnkins Win
1"..in net t J ^ Bro Byerly Win I>
<' hunn C E
Calero C A 1
Clinton (' C
?'arter l> M
Condon D \
Cramhacker I)
Cuthher D
Caay E
Conist<K-k I; J
Cushinu F F
Conley Gen
Cooper (i W
Crawford (i S
Car^nter (J C
Cooper 4i II
Carrolton 11
l)0d?'- A
Dilley B
Mavis Ii F
Dennison < F
Uaj- C
Pavidson I)
Dtigon E
Pn?ty E J
Davis F
Dietrich K I'
Edelin Alfred
Evans 1> J
Emory George
Fow ler Chas M
Fink Chas E
Fay Edward
Fields F F
Friend Frank
Gunther A
Gordon Chan
Carner < 'apt
Gurren Eifw'd
Green Edward
Cault Gen E W
Hood Arthur
Houek Alonzo
Cramp ton II
Curtis J M
Coburti Gen J
Carroll J
('ordour J II
< 'allioon J B
Cantield J E
Clark J E
Craig Isaae
Coombs MrA'Mrs? astle S 15
John Campbell T B
Clark J B Caldwell T B
Cutler <'apt L B ''ovington W
CeneyWni
Bishop Rev Win
Benedict \\ II
Boggs Lt N^'m M
Carter Louis
Creeney M
< 'amp 3Ir
< haprnan M S
Coduing 0 S
t'avanaugh P
<'arperter R B
Clark Robert &
Co
Carpenter L M
Corn Lorenzo
Davis Geo
Dorster John N
Deiiifl J N
HennisJohn
Dn Bris J
hri-call J
1 layer John
Dejr J V Son
Duval < 'apt L
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Chase W A C
Dixon R R
Daviea R M
Davis R M
Dolina S
Dixon Lt Col TD
Durborow T K
Duvi-np^rt T C
Dunhare T
Dorsheiliter W
English Thom E
Ely William
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Edgar Joseph
Evans John
Eas Thompson R
Fers.enheim H(2)Freemati N
Fuller J ohn A Fox 1* F
Feaster J F Fisk Randall
Franzl Louis Fowler Thos W
FitzpatriekMicliForrest W A
Craham Geo Jr Green Butlian
GibbGeo P (iohlsteiw F
Goddard HarryAGreen Thomas
Getz J S Goddity W W
i<reen J 11 lireen William
Grant 0 F
Harbison f!eo WHunt .lames C
_ Hanson H II Hughes John
Hallman ('ornl's Hill Col II D llaltzlauderbr/o
Hope Daniel R llisner Henry E llajesty Mr
? ? ? Hofer Jacob
Hmner John
I lamer J B
lloilgesJ R
IIa> v\ ood J \
Hechtnian J
llanes John
Jones D S
iliggina Elviab
Harroner ti W
Howard Geo E
Hoff Gassy W
Harrison Gcs \\
llandley fJeo A
Hathaway G
HarensLtMort'n
Hyatt Robert
Hilzlieim Samuel
liolliday W S
Houehins in J
iluins W
Jones J J
Jones AH
Jolm-toii Ah x Johnstonll'yB BJones Jin
Johnson Chas II Jackson Thiol Jonson Win
J ones < lias J
James Cleniers
Jackson Chas
K ing A R
Krai/. < on rail
Kinftine Danl
K napp D E
Kellev Geo W
Latham A
bee C C
Leavitt E A
Losali G
Lang Geo
Luut Geo W
Maginley B
Morgan Chas
MrCahanACoDLMe^urster II
IngU J L
Jennings J II
Ikley J
K-llev Henry
Kendall Jacob
Knowlton J C
Kieffe J 110
Lavvaon H
Lovejoy J no
Lewis .1 no
Lot/. J110
Lee Lewis
by dan Michl
Mason G
Muller Geo
Jordan Win N
Jones Wtu 11
Kurtz Rev Julius
King Saml
Kelley Win
kurmann&Co \V
MeGlinn D
Moses Danl
McMahon K
Mitchell E A
Morphy E
McEntree F
Manly F
Melton F F
McClelland _ ,
McChe#nev G B Maeker P P
Neale C W Neeley J T Dr
Leese M W
Leavy R D
bammerinoorR E
Lewis T F
I.uc ts M m
Lama W D
McCormack R M
J 2
Magill Robl
MrGineiral J
^ Maxwell J S
Mahagan&Jones Marceron S J J
Munson Ira F Mott Gen T
McMahon Wm Miller T M
McDongall llonMurray Thoa
Jas A" Mathews Wm
Moore Jos Mark* W W
McKenna M J McElfresh /.
Maybee 11
Miller Cap J L
Niles Henry C
O'Connor I>
Oakley G W
Plemmer A T
Pierce D C
Plummer Dunl
Perry E J
Pay ne E S
Parsons E
Priel E W
Peck GeoW
Reed Anios
Rencher A
Robinson A
Brooks
Bunner Chas C
Roberts C R
Ridler baviil
Smith B R
Smith C Hart
Schooly Clias W
Sealey Chas P
Newby Jas
Norris.InoCDi NewmauWm
i ?keeffe J F
O'Bryan Miehl
Palmer G S
Palmer G T
Pakerty Jas
Pralidell Jaw
Petit J Smith
Payne John
Patrell Nathan
O'Birrue Patk
Oakley J oa S
Pardee M E
Parker R K
Perry R b
Pettera R M
Peters TEH
Partridge Wm
Perry W W
Ranisburg*EbrtRo?lgers A Co LF
Hose A FaulknerRaines Dr R R
Iiiee H 11
Keeds J as
Rose J no E
Rouse J no A
Sheridan Jas
Stickel Dr J
Siugletou J no
Snyder J
Rowzol S L
Robinson S C
Rouser Wm
Riggs Wm C
Smith Martin L
Shield Robert
; Simon Ruben
Soonton Robert
Semons Samuel
Strangea Chas(c81agle Jno Se
Smart Edwin L Santuiic Isidore Sprague Thos
Swan A Esker Sullivan JasB Smith Thornton
ScalaburnieFerdShafer Jacob Spurgin T C
Stevens F F Schneider Jno Smith Thos
Scott Franklin Smith J HoRiuanStone Cap T A
Staffeu A Co Geo Smith Jos I) Sampson Wm
StetfuianColGW Smith J J Simpson W H
Smith(ienGeoWStrott Jno Sincel W H
Stutt GW Smith J W Sutptiirn Win
Strong Henry C Smitli J M Smith Wm II
Stewart lieuryHSi'hmitt Jno Schmidt W 11
Smith H D Staples L M Smith W L
Seipel Jno Senft Louis Smit Wm
Sommers Jno A
Thysson Aug Tredy Henry Thomas Col R
Thompson AlIanTliorn J M Taylor R
Thompson CE Turner II on J Thompson R
Tilley Chas Tyler Jaa E Tilleven Rob't
Tucker David 2 Thornton Joa Tyler Siuu'1
Thompson E F Tebault Jas Terry S
Tucker MC TaffWm
Turner Geo
Veirhullor Aug
Williams A J
Williams C
Willea C B
Walker Cyrus
Ward C T
Wilson D M
Wilson John C Willard Tlios
Wilson J T Wallace Thos
WiiaonJohnK WelhamThos
Waters Jas S Webster Cap W
Washington Jas Wormell Win
WhudenliergerMWhitley Dr W H
? * Watson Wm
White W A A Co
White W G
West Wat 11
Work W D
W illiamson Maj Williams M L
3 ? Wing R S H
\* essner F Wheeler S O
Wefcb?r Chas Wilkinson T O
UardG>o White llios
> oung O C
Misceli.\\Koi,s.?Lock Box HO. Order Gooil Sa
5.u*a01?S Daughter* of Samaria; Colunihia
Ch'TM-; ; F.
11 8. J . BOWJSN, P. M.
YO V M O L A N G F 0 & D. the thorongh br^l
Racing Stallion, procured Jfrom the
Mtate of the late Commodore R. F. Stock- ILp
Niftir V* VVOUBWWIV
ton. of New Jersey, will make_the aeaaou'
of U87. comanenring April M and ending Norembet
M. (at''Glen ICUen^'farm, about two radle?i north
west of Georgetown. in the District of Columfcia,
. aba At. ? _ _ _. V1 a* a# a Ha nMA a* im
WWI oi uwrgwiown, iu iw w.
M #80 for the aeaaon. p*yabl? at thetim* oC aer
Affairs ia eeargetawa.
f Two Boys fcifcOT.?Y?%t?*rd?y anemoou, a
pi* ty ct ho^s-Thoraas H. Trunnill, Mich&ei
Holiacd. So its A Mndd, O F. Hunt, We
I>ii2iK a?d Wm Ciarke?w?i* on Aoaloetan
l.-iat C, shooting bl'Cfcbirds, wheq, about 3^
o'clock, two la<?s, named M'Cha-l Holland.
n*?1 13 yt irs. and Cbas. (.* Dutrow. aged Is
yea-s, wi re shot bjr eincl?*-barr*led gun in tbe
bands ot Tbos. Hileary Trnnneil who is 16
years oJd. the boys being near the causeway
connecting Analoetaa Island with (be Al?*x
REdria read. ItisaljegeJ that Trnnneil wis
smoking a pipe, when Holland said toat hp
lo kKl iik? a gentleman w.tk a pip** in bis
BSu'bi w?cn Trunneli i>aid. ?? What am 1, if
not a gentleman ?? Holland replied witb an
cff-nsive comparison, wbrn the gun in the
hands of Trunneli was raised and flred off,
nearly the whole charge of No 6 snot entering
Holland's foiebead and taoe, while a part of
the thaige emered the loft hide of Charles, (i
Dntrow, v no wis sitting near, indicting a sc.
vere though nut dangerous wound upon him
Holland was brorght to town, and tak^n into I
Mr J \T A Pa-kf>r's barh*r s saloon, No l7-< {
liriage street. where bis wound was warded, i
and hf was t:iken to The residence of bis pa- j
r. nts. on Water street, near High, where med- !
ical aid was sent lor. Dntrow vv also con- |
veyeo to hi? home, in Cherrv Alley, and a '
doctor sent lor.
Ofllcer Swindell last evening arrested Trun- :
neli, wbo whs brought betor* Justice Bnckey t
this morning and au examination had, when >
Unfits 1 Mrih! was sworn, and testified that
he was on the Island, and with the boys when
ibe shooting occurred; that Michael Holland
told Tom Trnnneil -tha be looked like a gen
tleman. w ith a pipe in his mouth," when Tom
asked biia w hat be was "if he was rot a gen
tleman " Holland 6aid. "You are a
Witness beard thegttn go off,but did not know
whether it was intentional on the part ot Tom
or not. Before the gun went off Torn was told
not to point it towards the boys, but paid but
little attention.
T*. 11 t'lorlf swom.?Was with the boys
when the two were shot, and testified substan
tially as above.
X. Taylor Hunt sworn, and testified that when
Tom raised the gun witness did not think he
was going tu shoot; he did not hear Tom say
he would shoot, or see him pull the trigger.
Wm. Long sw orn, and testified that he saw
Tom raise the gun, and heard the can go off.
Dr. Peters being present stated that he had
not seen his patient, Dntrow, since|la>t night,
and that be was not much hurt.
Dr.Kitchie had seen Holland, his pat|en\ |
this morning, he was not as well as be ex
pected to find him. His mother said he bad
bard fits during the night. He thought his
patient would lose the use of his right eye.
The accused was held for a further hearing. I
to await the condition ot the two bo\s shot. I
There are two other witnesses who have not (
beeen beard.
Trnnneil. when spoken to by the Justice,
said that be saw some birds flying over and
cocked and raised the gun with ihe intention
of shooting at them, hut that it went off, how,
be knew not, belore he had lully raised it 10
shoot at them.
1* ratkrn a 1. ?Fountain Division,No. 9, Sons
of Temperance, was visited last evening at
tiieir regular weekly meeting, held at th? Odd
Fellows' Ha'l, on Congress street by a delega
tion of members from Columbia Divi-ion, No.
13, of the Navy Yard. The room was crowded
with earnest advocates ot the temperance
cause, and aiier ihe regular order of business
whs disposed of. Mr. John W Thompson, of
Columbia Division, was introduced and made
ar. eloquent and able addre-s : after which
others made short speeches, and the ladies
and gentlemen sang their usual temperance
ooes, while some beautiful music wis exe
cuted upon the piano. The entertainment was
contiuued until a late hour, and the Navy
Yard visitors departed with a pleasing look
upon their countenances.
Poi.K'S Bvsinkpb.? Only two arrests were
made by the police yesterday; one for disorder
ly conduct, tbe other for stealing a dry good6
box. sa .Mi was derived from a fine imposed
Disorukkly.?A woman, named Kllen Con
nor, was yesterday arrested by officer D. J.
Cunninghtim for being intoxicated nnd disor
derly. She came before Justice Backey, who
fined her S2.50.
IjOCked TJi*.?A colored boy, named David
Johnson, was this morning arrested by officer
Jones for being disorderly in the county, and
takpn before Justice Buckey, wbo decreed
tbat be should be locked up tor six hours.
No L.ic*n8K.?A man named Z. F Williams
was this morning arrested by officer Harry
Valkman, charging him with selling for a
Arm m the city without a license. Justice
Buckey, belore"whom the case was brought,
fined the accused in the sum of S20.5U, which,
after much dispute and hesitation, was paid.
Merchants' Excha.no*.? Offerings?3,333
bushels of wheat and JW bushels of corn.
Sales?1,110 busheis of red wbeat at 05; 3TI)
bushels of red wbeatat $*2.20: 550 bushels of red
wbeat at 92*2*2: 323 bushels of red wheat at
?2.26: 300 bushels ot red wbeat at *2 a?; 120
bushels of wbeat. garlic, at 92: and 96 bushels
of whit? corn at 97 cents.
The Port.?The steamer Valley City, Cap
tain Tomlin, left at noon to-day witb a cargo
tor New York, having on board 1,200 barrels of
flour. Tbe schooner Dirago, Capt. Clark, has
arrived from Boston with guano and furni*
ture. The schooner Hollie Coombs, Captain
Drlnkwater, from Rockford, has arrived also.
Tbe steamer Express, Capt. Nicholas, from
Baltimore, left ber wharf at 12 o'clock to-day
Jor Baltimore.
Shipments ok Coal.?From tbe Consolida
tion Company to-day, 530 tons; from Ray'
docks, 1,072 tons; from the Cumberland Com
pany, 416 tons, and from the Borden Company
?)00 tons.
The Cabal.?Coal boats have begun to ar
rive, 15 have come down tbe canal since on
last report, 4 with coal to the American Com
pany, 2 to tbe Cumberland, 4 to tbe Borden
and 5 to tbe Central Company; 1 boat brought
down wbeat and corn, another peaches to the
market. Boats were coming down fast to-day,
and were favored with plenty of water. Thir>
teen boats bave gone out.
GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
f*K=?MKR< HANTS PUBLIC MEETING IN
ILg GEORGETOWN.?A meeting of the Mer
chants, w holesale and retail, of Georgetown, i- re
quested at Market House Hall, on FRIDAY EVE
NING next at o'clock, totake into consideration
what steps slionM be taken in reference to the re
newal of the Aqueduct, w ith a railroad bridge and
cai riageway, and w hat should be done to establish
a ferry in tlie meantime. an 29-2t
fTl E A S !
1 T E A S !! T E A S !.':
For sule as low at retail a* an> store in the
Union. Particular attention is called t<> my^Biji
fine Japan Tea. at 91.25a?1.35: also. Oolong
and England Breakfast, from fitl to &1.3e L~.y
Young My son. at .*1, and Gunpowder and Oiu i?y
son.at $1.25; also, some very superior Green un<l
Black Teas, equal to iiuy in the District, it a small
advance 011 the above prices. A deduction will be
made to those buving a clicst. For sale bv
W.H. 1 ENNEY,
an 30 3t W holesale and Retail Gr*?cer.
jgY THOMAS DOWL1XG, Auct.; Georgetown.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE CORNER
PROPERTY, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, September t,
at .r> o'clock, I will sell, in front of the premises,
on the corner of Market and 2d streets, two valua
ble Building Lots, each fronting 2S feet 7 inches on
2d street, with a depth of 125 feet on Market street.
The corner lot ia improved by a good Frame Build
ing.
Also.
Two Lots, each fronting 17 feet t? inches on 2d
street, adjoining the above, w ith a depth of 120 t'eet
each, improxed ny a good Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One third cash; balance in six and twelve
months, witb interest, Becured by a deed of trust on
theproperty. Conveyancing and stamps at thecost
of the purchaser. THOMAS DOWLING.
au 28-6t [Intel, Courier. ] Auctioneer.
JgY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
GUARDIANS' SALE OF TUG BOATS -'tJOV.
CURTIN '" AND RESCUE, WITH TACKLE,
APPAREL. AND FURNITURE.
Under and by virtue of orders of the honorable
Orphans" Court of the District of Columbia, the
undersigned will sell, ai public auction, on MON
DAY. the 2d day of September. A. D. 18W. at 10'*
o'clock a. m., at the Corn Exchange. Georgetown,
all the interet-t of the late Levin Lukes, deceased,
in the Tug Boats "(iuv. Curtiu'' and "Rescue,"
now plying on the Potomac river. The iutcrest or
shares to be sold are?
10 33 of the Gov. Curtiu.
1-3*5 of the Rescue.
Terms of sale; One-third cash; the residue at
three and six months, to be secured by notes satis
factorily indorsed.
MARGARET A. C0LLI80N.
For herself and as Guardian to Margaret E. and
Fanale A. Dukes.
JOHN T. KELLY.
Guardian to James 51.. Su*au R. and Sarah E.
Dukes.
au 28-it THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.
WM. H. WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM
DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Office, No. 49 Jefierson st., Georgetown, D. O.,
Established in 1831 ; premium awarded by the Metro
politan Institute, 1857 ; rebuilt 1886, ana is now by
far tbe largest and most complete establishment of
the kind in this section of cosntry.
Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds dene in the beat
manner.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
solicits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with tbe
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office address, Lock Box No. 80.
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday .when
it Is closed at8K p. m. aaL-tto
A FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY
CHEAP DRY GOODS.?We aj*e uow selling
off our Summer Goods st a sacrifice to make room
for Fall Stock. We have also just opened 7.UU0
yards 4-4 Bleached Muslin, to sell at 121*. 15.18,?),
and 25. 1J? yards3-4 do.,at 9 and 10: 4 4Browa
do., and 15. 6.000 yards * all Calicoes at It), 12S,
15, 17, and 18 ots. Ginghams. Canten Flannels,
Tickings, Sheetings, Ac., He. Great bargains may
be expected by all who favor us with a call.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
au 9-lm* 101 Bridge street, Georgetown.
BUILDER.
12th and 13th streets.
BUILDINGS. au4-3m
Tames guild, dealek in new and sec
J OKDHAND FURNITURE. Old furniture
repaired, BeupkoUtered and Tarnished. 19h sad
B streets, (near the canal.) Migbdst price pa4d for
?moqADmA fmroitars, fri-lr* I
AMUSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THLATI.R
OPV.K FOR THltTK KianTH ONI r
MONDAY B\KN1M;, ttADl.l uUkiidt,
SAM ( Ol.LYRH'S (M)MBINATION '
Tkf M'-st h Ptftftinri'*' F.T'/tmt'
8"> great i* the nr>*fr*k! d? -tre to ??** this Ws?
d.vrful AthleU Ifint the tn*B**ers hs?w added ?"?*
< r?J prominent performers in order to make Ik*
entertainment, if po*-ible. more ? rskM
OOLLYEB Mil bi? wonderful son*. STONB mm4
KI/D1K . JKNMK LACY. li ARK Y BI.<K>I>Gt><>?,
11 A KKY ST ANW 00D ? tu<l s h ?[ of oth??r*
A dm !j*;on ,? Pre-? ? rrl? *fMVrt*:
SO ??rche?tri? Cl.s ?. 7I?C!ents
SAW SHARP! EY A M T. SKIVI Mmi?tw?.
??".?-Ct <. W PIK K. A.
O P EC I V L N 0 T I C F7
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MR. EDM IN BOOTH.
The Dietingnished A i> ri *a Tr*??i;??i
Will *!?!>?ar on toe ereniu . otthea
cnig >ept< Ml-e i '<th, mt
HOI IDA Y' -TREET THE \TRK B K l.TI Mt*B? .
COM* Ml.No V\ i T11 ll!>
GRAND PERSONATION uF HAMLET.
As Mr B lias declined nie?t fxlrit iijunt i<
dui enients t *pjm hi in AV a->iiilit:ton this ? tii tv th?
ni ~t convi nient oppoit .init v for the f ri n-i- ,.t'
drum.i ir the Pi?trict t ' wiftio- hi- Itr fan:?>1 p?o-.
solutions of Shak,wperean ind o: <>er char* t th
CHOlf E SEATS can now be ?ecur< ?! by
iuzMr. JA>. II. t'O&U. Nu. I Hulliliii street
Orchestra Chairs (each) ... .Jl 5
Pre-. Circle . I ??
Admjssion Tieket* .. 7H(*
Family < ircie ... ,J9rtt
Tin- ^ale of seats to citizen* ot lln't more will
not beinu nil til >lond?> . M-ptemkr 01 ?u r* ft
PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, Ac.
T
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GRAND COMHIN \TION pic MC
>e Tit> jjfi
Lra
Following well known t'lul"
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1NPEPENPENT mm I A I -
ISLAND S0O1ALS.
M(?NI MENTAL ' I I !!
A el N<. I N 11 El' i LI B
LONE >'l A 1? ?? l.l !?.
tit M 'p INTENT AS sot IAT'N,
hum; konc ass'M i a: dv,
ki:ii:np>iiip cm is,n > i
Will take r' <r'' tt the
\\ ASHJNOToN f IT V O ARPI N <
Oil New Y"! k . t ?:? f i-n l?t :?rd -Jd-tr.-etM
?>T) MONPAY. .-LI'T.yiH. f'O
The ni" inl.? r? f w. )i -< j-u i-1- < 1 uI? pi. ?!,<? Ui -u?
lv? h ?? ? lll lk. ?hi- ot e <>l t lie _ ? ' ll'l -i aP. ^ > ?r
ofti-red to tl-? AN n*l iiiut. n and 0-oi y!. m. jmiUIi.-.
Pancing t<? ri'Timn nri at i' ? r*. 1. ?. k
Ticket*: FIFTY CENTS, ;idiui**iiw ft <.ertl.-f???
and Ladies. k?: ?.> vn*
BOF. KBEIS' DANC1K0 ACAPEMT P^ra
are.. cppo?ite Metropolitan Hotel: Tni?d*
anil Friday e\-niupR. fr:>m stoluo'cloik. Thr h?IJ
can be rented for ineetir.sr*. kc. ?>? lw \f
PAWNBROKERS.
rI^HE OLD ESTABLISHED FILM OF
1 s. GOLDSTEIN A ? ()..
LICENSED PAWN DKOK.EUS
34 FOUR ANP A HALF STREET WF"iT,
near Penn?ylrania avenue
(>ffer the hik!n-t ca?li advance* on a.l kiuih?_ ?f
Merchandise, to any amr-mit and fur nu;
time denired at rean nable rate*.
Interest on larre (iuui-< creatly rtductd.
Business strictl> confidential.
Goods bcu^ht for cueh and st lu at pr r*te s*'?
fe 21-ly
: uim ii
ft
J
OSEl'H L. PEARSON.
BOOK ANP JOB PRINTER
H A6- REMOVED TO
CORNER OF NINTH ANP D STREFTS.
nil i-ln if* (Second Story, Maw ai Hull,
? THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD^
THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
ISTEIiEST. SIX FEK CF.\T /V (,Ol D.
AF.E OFFERED FOR Ti.K Pr.i:- NT AT N M*T?
I' N IHK DOLUS ARB IK'KCB iMI? -. r *r
S'.X PEBCEST. iX Cl'KKKNt* i?OHil.Ll I?r.
Tl.c Company would eta te tl.a* t'.fir wi.-k,.->?
tiniua tube pu-iitd forward with/great r?kpil:ty,
a ud
4"J?"< MILES AVFCT FROM OMAHA
ARE NOW IN OPERATION
and Mocked with locomotives, c.irs. aud all th* m
pnrtenaDcea ( f a first class :oa?i.
The amount already paid in by dtockboWr* ?f
the Company i- Sft.WV.iW.
The aid received from the F. S. Gfirernaji1!!'. la
constructing this portion of 125 mile? N?
1. A Donation ofi2.<<'0 aertsot mljatent
lauds to the mile (nearly nil rer> tu
uatile.) amounting to._ P.100 X)C * r^?
2. U.S. Six per cent. Currency Interest
Bonds, which are a second lien, at the
rate of S IC-MD to the milt- amounting,
for 425 miles, to 56.-0 , '?>(
The amount of the Company s own First
Mortgage Bonds on 425 miles i? (j^.si* vi>
It will be seen that, txdvsive of th? lant
trout. the First Mortgaee Bonds represent onlr
about cite tJiir-i of the value of the property <>?
which they are secured. The Company is also re
strained by its charter from inuini; its bond* ex
cept as the work progresses, riiitl to th' xmw
amount on th* variant trrtioit* n < ar? h>j
the GortrnmtMt. The morttrace which se
cures the bondholders is made to Hon. E I). Mor
gan. I. S. Senator from New York, and Hon. Oake*
Ames. Member of the U. S House of Ilepresenta
tires from Massachusetts, as Trustees, who
can issne th? bonds to the Company, and who ar*
responsible for their issue in strict accordance w ;tli
the terms of the law.
A statement of the earning" for the la*t qnarter
will be published in detail at an early day: but th"
accounts* art- already sufficiently balanced to sh ??
that the net amount is muc h greater tlian the- go!<l
interest on the bonds that can be issued on th*
length of road operated. It should bo rememberM
that the** earnings are onl> upon a t-uy
in anew and tuideveloped countrj .and are nainit-x
of the vast traffic that must follow the compietiou
of the whole line to the Pacific in 1.S70. These t*ct?
are only intended to show tYiat these Bond* ai?
strictly one of the safest, as well a* one of the tn^st.
profitable, securities, and are fully entitled t--> th*
contidcnee of the public. The Company make n*
appeal to the puMic to purchase its Bond*. a? th??
dailv stibscriptions are large, aud fully eiual t?
their wants.
Many parties are taking advantage of the present
high price of Government stocks to ticbsofu for
these bonds, w hich are over lo per cent, cheaper,
and, at the current rate of premium on gold,
pay
OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST.
Subscriptions will be received in Washington at
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
RITTENHOUSE. FOWLER <fc CO.
In New York at the COMPANY'S OFFICE, Na.
20 Nassau street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, No. T
Nassau street;
CLARKE, DODGE 4 CO.. Bankers, No. 51 Wait
street:
JOHN J.CISCO & SON. Bankers, No. 33 Wall
street;
aud by BANKS AND BANKERS g?neral!r
throughout the United States, of whom majx and
descriptive pamphlets may be obtained.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
Angwt 15.1887 au n-a?t
QUE AT REDUCTION.
GEO. J. JOHNSON & CO. are selling their
whole stock of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS ANP PARASOLS AT
A GREAT SACRIFICE.
French Lawns at In cent*.
Fast Colors do 12'- "
Light Meriniack Calico IJ.'j "
Good Dark do I?1*. 15 to 18
All the bent makes of BLEACHED COTTONs;
a real good article at 10cents.
tOpntrxGKKY BLANKETS at a great bargain.
JOHNSON 4 SUTTON S OLD STAND.
an27-3t -PJl Seventh sire, t
IJELTING,
. BELTINU' BELTING.
GIM BELTING anl LEATHKR BELTING
A full stock of all sizes, suitable tor all kinds ?
machinery. _ ?..
J. P. BARTHOLOAA . 3^* ,th at.,
au 8-2w below Penn'a avbnue
APANESE USEFUL AKTU I.lv
TOYS AND CURIOSITIES.
In large variety at
KING PLACE,
Corner \ ermont avenue and sfreet
an 6 tf /. M P K 1N<? A SON
UST ARRIVED
aobbls. Pure Country CIDER VINEG AR, at
CLA&K 4 PEARSON S.
Wholesale Agent* and
je!4-dlf Commissiou Merchaau.
OOBS, SASH, AND BLINDS.
J
J
The undersigned would mo?t respectfnlly Inrlta
all builders and others to call
stock of goods, consisting of DOOBB.BA. H,
Sw?/iio8,sSmc!k??. KSnaTVBT'i:
fe
where he intends to keep constantly on hand a;J
toe virions sUes and qualities, at the loweat. aah
Sices Also odd sizod work made to rrder
'il li.jtm" GEORGE M BARKEB.
JFLLY GLASSES. FRUIT IARS, PRESEB
VIKG KETTLES and SPOONS, for satetr
U3lU' CHARLES ULLRICH, Jk..
493^> Wh St., between 1> aud K
jy a-lm* One and halt squares north Pa a?*?.
The eureka presf.rvino /ar-a out
supply on hand, and oflared n?a?onabl?
rate*, at wholesale and retail.
By SIBLEf * GUI. Agente,
ell-d 388 Pa. ave . bet loth and Hth ?t?.
The early tears of prince albert,
br Vuet'L Y i.toria, one ? >1
a?2S k BAKVK TAYL9B.

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