Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-09-01

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II now being DARK, the examination was sus-
pended, after a brief examination Of one more
witness, (Mr Fridley,) until next Monday mora
~ Se od M apPeatsa as eo9s
the defendants and Justice Walter sat az assistant
magistrate with Justice Williams. a.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE SCHOOLS On Monday
next, all the public and most of the pfiyate schools
OF the District and surrounding country wittcoua-
mence their autumn sessions. We give below "a
list of the principal private chools-fuller partc
ulars concerning which, respectively, will be
found under the educational head in our adver-
Using columns 10 go f.KIH fHT
Metropolitan Collegiate Institute, Mr.. and Mrs.
+ H. Havenner, 4e4 E street between Sixth and
washington Female institute, Mrs Smith, 223
6 street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
Union Female Academy, Mr. and Mrs z
SRichards, corner Fourteenth Ct and N ", avenue.
Mrs. M. C. Brown, No. o X st between Eighth
and ,, M,Rsn ssR. 1O f., von,v
Fairfax county, Va.
Mr.. Todd, ss7 D street, between Sixth and
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Brookeville Academy, f B. Prettyman, Mont
Mn. 8, ]. Me6or%iei.FemsleB Boarding and
Dav School, Alexandria, Va (Sept 49, .
Young Ladies' Academy of the Visitation, cor
ner Tenth and G streets. ID
Gonzaga College, street, between Ninth and
Tenth. . lrg.4 : fsYsHl .r-uT.r
Rock Hill Academy, Christian Brothers, Eli
colts Mills, Nd
Washington Select School, Samuel Kelly, corf
ner of Tenth and streets.
Mis-! Mis-: NJ Riadslr: Select School for Young
Emerson Institute, (for boys, } Charles B Young,
H street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Prescott High School, A. c. Richards, $40
Eighth street, between X and l..
Mrs; NJ E. Kingsfords Seminary, AIS street.
(Oct. 1st).
Village Green Seminary, Rev J. Hervey,
Barton, Delaware county, Pa
Rev. c. p. Russell's school for Young Iadies
Al East Capitol street. .s.--,. 81, f.--. =.
Georgetown Institute, Thomas N. and John s.
Conrad, Georgetown, d C.. i'"A
corner Of sGa pI n ss4es..
Miss M Lewis School for Young Ladies,
Ninth street, second door north of F street ,s7
Central Academy, y. 9. Defaart, corner Of
ST Matthew's Female Academy, Sisters of
Charity, corner Of Eighteenth street and New
York avenue. .srr-. ... -f.~f RI. TT.
Z. Mrs. A. Z. Bells Seminary, corner of l. and
TeOth streets. ,.,..--. ~.
Ellen E. Janney's Female Academy Il street be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth
st Vincenps School, Sisters Of Charity, corner
Of Tenth and g streets N EFf
Ward 5'F 49,
Ripley Female Seminary, O. E. Ripley, Penn
sylvania avenue, between Eighth and Ninth
Drawing and Painting School, J. NJ Stanley,
Washington Art Association Rooms, Pennsylva.
mia avenue between Tenth and Eleventh streets
LAFAYETTE Institute, Prot. Lie. ;Loomis, 367
street, opposite Franklin Square, Sept 1O)
Mrs. e. Monroe's school for boys Indiana nv.
enue, near Second street
Mis Mary p Duncan's school for gus, 81 Indi-
ana avenue, (Sept 10 wv 49, I'd
Fifth street Seminary, Mrs Goodrich, 435 Fifth
street, between ID and E. ~
Miss 5 Fishers school, 400 Massac husetts ay
enue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The Misses Balls school, l79 Sixth street, be-
tween " and o.
Mrs. Plants Academy, as7 Ninth street, north
of
. Columbia College, (Sept a6)
Commercial College, Vim. w. Young d Co
476 Seventh street, opposite p. o. Department
6eofgetown Female Seminary, Miss III ]. Har-
rover, Georgetown, ID. C. N3'- = =
Georgetown College, Georgetown, d. c..
THE STAND OF CoLoRs voted by the CITY Conn
ellis for presentation to the Seventh Regiment of
deposited in the Mayors ofice. where thew cam
be seen until Monday next The following gen
nenlen have been appointed az the committee who
will proceed to New York to present the colors
MeSsn Dove, Ward, and Fisher, of the Board of
Aldermen Messrs. Powell, Morgan, and Chas.
Jones, Of the Board Of Common Council Robert
0nid, District Attorney; }. w. Bradley. esq >, Jno
F. Coyle, esq Mr. John Savage, editor . States
Buildings, John F. Ennis, esq e. w. Boteier.
THx WAFER woR.s are how resumed at almost
or quite all Of the points at which they were sus-
pended. We perceive that proposals are invited
for completing the brick work OF the high-sersice
reservoir. % Lees hill in Georgetown, the bids to
they will be opened. At the Cabinjohn bridge
the work is active, and s'ppe-laying,, is going
bravely on in the city. The upper work on The
q I tscn be
~, the supply Of stone for the abutment rather
lags behind.
POLICE SrArrsTIcs.-During the month lust
ended Jusfice Dom tried two, hundred and nine
Corporation cases. These included the cases at
the Central guard-house. Fifty-two persons were
sent to the work house, eleven committed 10 Jail
and seven bonded for trial at the next term Of the
Criminal Court. During the same period Justice
Drury, Of the First Ward, tried eighty-three.
Corporation cases. The fines and costs in these
cases foot up S242. ! y .. .t.vt 80 "A
AN ENcAMPNEST.-Nextw week there is to be
grand encampuentof the uniformed militia Of the
waite Of Pennsylvania, TO be held near the town of
York As many as sixty companies have been
from Tuesday, the 18th, hi THURSDAY. tie Stb'
inclusive. The National Rifles, Capt Schaefer'
~ this city. have been invited, and will unite In
the encampment They leave on Monday, and
CExTRAL GUARDHousE cAsEs.-Phillip Kea.
ser, dlsofoerly In the market workhonse thirty
days Richard Lee, lhghtins; nne and costs
1910 John l.. Hays, do dismissed Thomas
Jarboe, dol fine and costs 81 rs John Jarboe,
profanity, do 80 Is Luke Rafgan drunk and
disordery do. 80 Is Six dodgers The change
OF the weather toward autuubnal increases the
number OF dodgers at the guardhonse.a - q
AMusEMENTs season win be inaugurated
by Wyman, the popular magician, who will
MAKE bis first appearance, since the new addition
to Odd Fcllows Hall, on Monday night AS the
STAGE has been greatly enlarged, w yman proposes
new decorations, new tricks, and fresh supply of
fun.s He is ever welcome, with his comical, fun
happy looking countenance i@ssoGI
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CENTRE MARkEr.--The supply of provisions
offered in the market this morning was fully
equal 10 the supplies for the past week ample in
qua nifty and Of lupdi0f quality The demand
was lively. Sales were brisk, and the prices about
as quoted In the Star yesterday. Good order pre-
vailed throughout the sale hours. $3.50 4
Mrtrr.Rr-Fs-mortosa afternoon, eomlp ,sniE !.
A and b, Of the Washington Light Infantry, are
ordered to Patade to attend the funeral OF Mr.
Henry Sage, deceased member Of the BATTALION
The Mariae band, Prof Scala, will parade with
them. go a. lax
- WE .rsDsKsrASD. thai the Bell and Everett