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ASSESSOR APPoISTED.-Caihoun Deninger
has been appointed Assessor for the I'd district
Of Penrsylvapia.
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- The 4" VEG Nd;;on," the radical weekly
published in Richmond. which comes to as
reduced in size 20 half a sheet, floats the in :
congruous motto Of Onward and Upward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-07

WONDERS NEVER WILL CEAsE--The Chron
ieie has appeared two days in succession with
out speech by John w. Forney.
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WARRINGTON HI0E SCHOOL FOR BOYs
w will pen Sertembes %, 1886, ct voom No n
Uoirmbis College Lay Building, 5th street Al.
ptiCBtion may be u sde at NO. 80 ~ street Thar.
will be On E.eninf Cla.s Tar young men Refer
ence.-ReV p ID. Cnrley u: n. Rev VIM Pinet
ney. d. Pref Joseph henry, T. L. D: r.
Z. B Willianeou, A N Priacioai, Hssry hi a.
soa 4 q Professor OF noisra Languages.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

WI. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of 9th and d streets, q.
Desires 70 return his thanks Cor the libe raj
patronage bestowed upon urn during past MI
st ssens, and at the me time invites his MT
friends to v.tit bis store and q 5pect his new
and choice select ion Of rooos, which he has Just
purchased for the Fall and Winter Trade Mr. r
HARDON. his associate, continues 10 give his
Constant attention to the sty and general appear
ance Of oil garments made at the establisbr1ent
The best work and moderate charges is our
motto. A. 2 Inns
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were S1,3l25lI.s5 From the LIST
of July to date the receipts amount to 1921.
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BOARDING.


RoARElNG-PIsassTt front Rooms, with
- tOAED, can be 1si on reasop able terms at
81 fenn'a av., nearly opposite to NstioDaI Ho-
tel. ses-nts
EUkNleHED ROOMS with BOARD Also, Ia
Il BILE BOARD, at 2S7 K street, between 18th
AND loth. Convenient to cars and Departments.
ee 6 Ct
ELEGANT NEW BOARDING. HOUSE, JUST
~ opened, at No. 297 l street. between 18th ard
10th streets, and one Of the most pleasant and
yenient locations to the various Department. in
the city. where beautiful ROOMS and first class
IABL BOARD an be obtained TrApsieHt and
Table boardeTs accommodated, and families sup
Piled with m sails at their residences with every
thing that the market affords. For particulars
apply as above, se6-lm'
ROARD-First-classT TABLE BOARD at 3 10 a
~ month. Two nicely FURNISHED ROOMS
front and back. at IL each IA for two perto
AT 122 Penn. avenue. near 21th st OF
ROARD1A few gentlemen can be sccommrda I'd
- with pleasant ROOMS, with or without Board
In location convenient to business. by applying
TO Mrs PENNINGTON, No. AZ Missouri ave.,
near Al street. su 24-2ws
ROOMs, FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED,
H with or without BOARD. corner AZ and Pa
avenue formerly the Arlington House. an q Inn
TABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, 0 few
Il doors north Of the avenue. Terms SIS per
0ohth de l6d
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Cross FIRING-RighiS Of The ROdd.-Last eve
n'ng as Major J. = Martin was driving down
the avenue his carriage WAS run into by anoth-
er driven by Mr.. Frank Wyvill, who contln-
ued driving alter the collision. The MAJOR
pursued him and finally overlook HIM, at
which point the case was taken in hand by
Lieutenant Ecklof, of The Metropolitan Police
Justice Thomp on heard the case this morn
ing when Mr.. Wyyill was fined $50 for care
less driving. Mr.. Wyvill then preferred a
charge of fast riding against the Major. a. d
officer Grant served the warrant. The Major
too was fined 500, Wyviii alleging that il was
impossible 10 pass Major Martin, and that the
latter would not turn out for him. Major Mar
tin put in the plea that he drove fast TO arrest
Wyvill The Justice decided that his fast
driving, by which injury might have been
done, was urn sary. hence the fine
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HIGH PRICE FOR MoNEY.-At the meeting of
the Excelsior Building Acsoc'at,oa Iast mig ht
(24th month) money sold at the rate OF 81 per
cent premium for 81, 5C0. and 50s for Sl,Uy0.
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FINAScIAL.-The depression in the New
ork stock market continues, and at the regu-
lar Board yesterday morning prices ranged kal
per cent, lower, except on one or more STOCKS
Governments are rather weaker The high
prices are bringing in a liberal supply from the
interior. while the low price of exchange and
the downward tendency OF gold also tend to
depress prices five-twenties of lsj2 reid al
the Board at 1l1a, but Afterwards were 1.
lower. Seven-thirt'es were Kay lower Ten.
forties declined 4. After the Board the ceue.
raj stock list was SAY per cent. better.
The Commercial Advertiser of yesterday
afternoon says.-MoDey IL I'm rather more de-
mand from stock brokers; but the supply IL
ahead OF the demsn nd, and the rate on ali loans
rs generally per cent. The banks are offering
round sums at per cent, for Is to 30 days.
The continue shipments of specie reported by
Tie cable have 30 appreciable effect upon the
old premium. The market being still held in
The control of the bull clique.
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manifest considerable opposition TO the rem ON
nation of the celebrated Log John Went
worth 90 Congress.
~The Bangor (Me.) Times, and Hunting
Don (Pa-) CLARION, formerly Republican Jour
nails, have come out in favor ofthe Presidents
policy.
~The London Times curtly invites Eng
and TO examine her navy, and see II IL is as
uppOs@ IL 10 be.
VThe keeper ofa New Bedford billiard sa-
loon hss been fined for refusing TO allow q
colored person TO play on his tables
~The kustrians continued to remove na
tIoBal relics and objects of art from Venice
particularly from the Arsenal.
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THE PRESIDENTS EXCURsTONI

III ThBcIDENT > ENtU KSTUN
GREAT OVERSIGRTi
Before leaving the city the President overlooked,
ana therefore tailed to make known by rubIic
procianstien the fact that TH9S FAHEY cor
ner Ioi street west and canal has on hand q large
quantity of the very best
BUILDING SAND.
OF All Kinds, which he will sell prices that can
NOT faIl to suit consumers and all others who NAV
want such an article. AZ as
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DIsORDERLY AT A PIC-NIC-This mornin~,
John Sinclair and r. B~rnnill were before
Justice Thompson, at the Third Ward station,
having b. en- arrcsted by officer Prather, with
Corporation officer Dawson, for rIo,ous and
di orderly conduct at a pic. mic at Letters
GPrden and resisting the officers. The Justice
fine them $40 each.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The MANLY ART.-There Was q srarring
exhiott on ~ session Hall last night under the
direction OF Mr.. Charles, OF Baltimore. attract
Ing quite gathering Of the fsucy aud those
curious TO see the athletes OF the ring who
were expected TO take part IN The exhibition.
Jim Talhert and Dory falkner, of this citv,
led on on tie stage in smart little exercise
with the gloves, in which Falkner displ wed
the most activity. Mr.. John McGrsw, OF Bra
dy's Gymnasium, went through some fairly
executed feats with the ic0-pound dumb balls.
Sam Coilierl next appear in q friendly set 20
with Sonny Ferguson. Of this city. Bolster
showed a Iea,er style of hitting than Fergu-
son, but his rsw-looking adversary showed
much better wird and more strength Than
Holsier whenever they came to close quar-
and the con test ended by his throwing Bo ster
heavily sam Collier, OF Baltimore, the hero
OF the light weights, was next in demand, and
on his emerging from among the specta ors
and making his way TO the ante room to strip,
he was greeted oy lively testimon al of ap-
plause He shows % marks of the lac pound
ing received from Earney Aarors, and has
erined apparently some twenty pounds ~
weight since that memorable mill. Collier ap-
peared first in a beautifully performed han
ding of the and 81 pound clubs. Jim Turner
and - Turpin, of this city. then put on tt e
gloves, but neither showed much science;
Turner, however. displaying some aciivity
ard threw his opponent wnh some vim at
the close of the set-to. The exercises were
concluded by a neat and vivacious piece Of
sparripg between Sam Collier and Jim Hen
rietta, IF Baltimore. The latter is considerably
taller than Collier, ard of much long reach,
and thus was enabled to hold 3 very fair tug
y i n his active and vigorous compeutor Col
lier, despite his increased weight, showed him.
self as springy on his feet as cat. and the
manner IN which, by some leapirg hits he
managed TO bring down his maulers upon the
Top OF his tall adyersary's sconce created no
little amusement.
Collier is a good -uatured looking customer:
has a grotesque waddle of gait, and not mu n
of the appearance of the shoul hitter about
him altogether, save in the rather prpcipttous
rise of his Uranium from the forehead TO the
animal propeDsties.
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THE RECEPTION OF THE PREsIDENT.-The
joint committee of the City Councils on the re-
cepton of the President will hold a meeting at
the Aldermen's chamber, City Hall, to- night at
s o'clock, to make arrangements.
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THE SCHUTZEN FESTIyAL.-Our German
Schutzen Association are making great prepa-
ration for their first annual festival, At the
Park, the Eth instant. The festival is TO
continue for five days. From three TO four
hundred invited guests from all parts of the
country are TO participate. The associa ion
gives twenty-four prizes, TO the amount OF
Sl,-0-the first 70 consist of twelve twenty-
dollar gold pieces BESIDES these, other yalu-
able prizes have been presented by citizens of
the District, ara handed over to Messrs. Klo-
man and Springmann. The prizes will be
exhibited in the window Case of Messrs Gait
q Bro. before The festival. On The first day
there will be a grand procession, starting from
Seaton Hall, on 9Th streeC, the members either
on horseback or in barouches. Mr.. +. Sto>ch
will act as chief marshal, we learn.
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DIVORCE CAsEs-IR Equity. before Judge FISH
er, Sept. Susan Silence VS.. V lillian Silen &C.
Petition for divorce rinculo mairlmoaii for al.
legged cruelty. des ertion, aud adultery. Order
Re training the defendant from entering the
hou@e of the complainant, or Interfering with
her, or her child, properly or business, and
rule nisi to pay almony pendente lite. expeny (.
OF suit and complainants counsel fees. n.
thompson, Solicitor for complainant.
Constantine Drexler VS.. Teresa Drexler. Pc
lion for divorce q riHcuLO mdtrimoasi, for al.
le-cd adultery. Rule ssSi upon the complain
aut TO pay the defendant alimony perieafe "a 2.
expenses of sui. and defendants council fees
NJ Thompt on, SolIc tor for Defendant.
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II BLACK HAMBOR0 0RAPTSu
In beautiful order, lust from the viaas
N. W. BURCHELL
corner fath and streets
sci under ebbitt aoucs
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PERSONAL.

A CARD-The unders gned ha wing terminate
a HIS connection with the Americas TeIe.-r nh
nompsny' has removed the agency of the b ali.
more ana ohio Railroad ard ia conpecr Tors 10
the once OF the Issala ed Lines telegraph Bnild-
ing 40 l5in street, opposite tOu.u wlug Treas
uIy bepattment Sci e
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CONTRACT AwARDED.-Col. G.. Bell, Com
missary of Subsistence, u. 5. A, opened hid
yesterday at ~ m. for furni hing that depart
mem with all the corn meal that may be re-
CURED from the 10th instant to January l.,
1867. The contract was awarded 70 w ID. Ma
son, Of Baltimore, who propoyed 10 furnish
yellow cornmeal at 81 2. per barrel and white
at 81 Is
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ROB SAJE-At Walls Bazaar, Q pair OF SIN A
4 BAY MARES aud good D0UBLE
HARNESS. Sale 10 take p ace at su ton ~
at IA q m, SATURDAY MORNING, sthHS
instant \,
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENTATION CANE
"A with fne roId head, finished 40 the most en- :
cellert and stylish menBer, can be seen at ths
watch and yewelry e tabisnment Of Mr. Q
kAkES, $50 Penn . ayeoue se5a~
WANTED-BRICKLAY 10 work for nh.
w Government Apply 20 Mr.. zoos At Ford !,
Theatre; on l0th street, rear Y. Pay seyenty-
eight dollsrs per mOn;h and one ration ner day
ChAS. IA. TOMPKINs,
BTeye. Brigsdier General aud
eeElv Uuarterma-ter, u Il A
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DROP0sALs FOG MAY

Office DEPor CowNIssARy or SUBSISTENCE, .
WASHING oN, ID. O.. seDte nber s, 1855.
sealed Proposals.. Of the form furnished by the
gndersignsd, will be received, in duplicate unit i'll
FOR ell the Fresh Beef and Mutton required for
the use OF the troops and all the Coz ned Beef for
sale or issue 81 the following places. VIZ Wash
ington o.. AleNandria. Va Vert Washiuatop
Nd, Fort foote, Md Fort whipple, Va and the
Government Farms, st. Marys Ceuntv Nd
Proposals Will also tie received for all the Fresh
Btsf Ieouired for sales to from the
Washington Depot. This Beef will be OF the finest
Quanty. OF select parts, both from the hind
quarters and the rios Of the fore-Quarters
ALI the meat will be subject to q rieid ipspec-
ton; to be of excellent mar ketable quality aud I'm
uDexceptionable condition. The Fresh Beef re
aulred for the troops, of equal proportions Of
s ,i hind ,ausrssrs; necks shanks, and kidney
In all cases, If the meat IL not satisfactory BUR
cbascs I'm the open market Will be made At the ex-
pense OF the contractor.
The contractor will be required 10 deli YER the
meat It the store house, at the places named ,
where be will distribute II in such Quantities and
a fnch times, as an ofhcer Of the Subsistence De
Separate proposals will be received for supe,y-
ing each or any number OF the sbovenamed places
Bidders must BE- present 1t the opening Of the
Payment TO be made at this Office monthly, for
AL meat purchased, except that delivered At the
Acting Oomnisssry OF Subsistence IT that place
All questions respecting Quality and condition
will be settled by the officer of the nee De-
partment receiving the meat.
The contract will be made for six months from
the lst day Of 0ctohsr 1856 or such period e. the
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for -, At
- " and addreesed IN the md
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@COLLECTORB OFFICE. OITY HALL,
S WASHINGTON d o.. Ausust I, 1853.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Eotice 70 hereby Rfven that By IAN act approved
July u lSs" the rate Of tax on ell ZEAL and per-
nhed 81 one dollar md ten cents on every one hu
dears OF the assessed value Of ssid pro perty
UPON All taxes upon all property not IN arrears
for taxes for general pur poses an sf W
per cent 10 ALLOW from August l. 1915 until thu
will be allowed ~
su aeoat WIN. DIXON. CoI,sctor.
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llTPARTMENT OF TAE INTERIOR
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFF,

WASHINGTON, August s. 1856
On the petition Of EAkU m ATKINS Of M.
kena, Illinois praying for the extension OF patent
granted to him on tie 2lst day Of December lS5e
Tor an Improvement in 9" Rskes 10 Grain Har,
yesters.' Tor seven years from the ex iration of
December, 1856:
tits ordered that the said petition be heard a.
the Patent Once on Monday. the Sd DAY OF nec,m-
Der next at u clock m. and all persons are no.
tined TO appear and show cause. If any they have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted
Persons oppooin e the extension are required TO
nle In the Patent Uflce their objections specially
set forth in writing at least tIreiy days before the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed by either party
TO be used 1t the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance With the rule. of the
once, which will be furnished on applic alton
Depostions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timony must be filed in the Office days before
tne oay OF nearing the arguments, If any. within
ten deys alter Ming the testimony.
ordered, also. that this notice be published n
the Republican AID the Intelligencer, Washing
ton. ID. O and in the Tribune, Chic-as. IIlir ols
once once - week fer three successive weeks: the
TO. THEAKEB,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r Editor: Of the sbOvs papers will please
apaper containing this notice. Sc -Iassw
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LOST AND FOUND.

cir REWARD-stolen. on the 9th inst, from
% LED the lam OF UIiseL % L. In dDu.ronsry
County, MARY and, Rag H0RSe. rig"t nina foot
Waite star on his forehead; privatss swollen. Tire
above reward will be iveu IL returned to UHAS.
ADAMS near Gssers Branch. eel ST
c. KEWARD-Lost, Wedl es4sY night. Zen
o. the prem fsse, BLACh TERRIER slut,
called Kate" sbe 10 Q fpe formed h spdsons
animal, snd has Q pup but tour weeks Old dad
nGtth, bet 6th aud eth SITS. se73t'
(SAME TO MY PREMIsEs-On the 9Th in.. an,
~ o red Buffalo cow: stripe down her back
belly white. The owner 10 reqaested to cJms for
ward. Prove property, pay charges and take her
SEQ ST. near GIenwood Cemetery
STRAYED Oh sTOLEN-On Friday, August 81 +,
~ RED horned COW, white spot on her fareh ead
and white on the belly; short tail. A iibera al
FREDERICK srgHLMAN.
se6-6t' No. rs High street, Georgetov n. b. O.
STRAYED-Ou the LIT . large red BgFeAl.O
or seven days Of cslving. Any one brisging her to
Drovers Rest, above Georgetown, will be liber-
ally rewarded.
se6et- TIMOTHY O'HgTLL
est OR MISLAID-Five CEKTTFICAIls
IL OF PURCHASE ut tax sale da, I'd Acrli g.,
1855, from The Cor poratten of Washir gton TO the
unders,gned, for lots = 81 and s, in square 7as.
Notice 10 hereby given that application to the
proper Office will be m .ds for du pl Gates Of said
certificates. lee 63tl JAMES RHODES
EOUND-On Pennsylvania avenue, near ~. at .
JEWELRY sni ER-PLATEb WAR;
Only One Dollar a Set, at PRICES DOLLAR
nue, near ~ st auHeolm
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.
CHIEF MARSHAL.
Thomas II. Parsons,
ASSISTANT NARsHALs.
Band
AIDES.
B. +. W.get Literary Society
et. Aleysius Sunday School
Orphan Boys, st. Jose Oh . Asylum.
Orphan Girls, St. Vinctnt1 Asylum
Sunday School Of the ,HsiJ Trinity. Georgetown
1t. Peter 8 Sunday School.
-. Matthew SUNDAY 6,heoi.
St. Dominic SUNDAY School.
Immacniaie Conception Sunday School
st Mary . sunday School
81 Joseph g Benevo e Society, German
st. AioIs Us Society.
Young Catholic's Friend s,ciety.
Temperance Societies of Washin ston and aeor e.
town.
st. Vincent dc Paul Society.
sodalities Of the Blessed Virgin Mary. ss7 n
M The MEMBERs OF TIE JOINT CON.
AS nittee Of the two Boards OF Common Coun-
Gil on the recep ion OF the President Of the United
states on al, return to WsshinRton . are requested
o'clock. on FRIDAY EVENING, September Z
The Committee is az fellows
Board Of Aldermen.-Crosby 8. Noyss, Donald
McCathran, 9: Quick. Elijah Eamonst op, no.
Given. 3 W. Gwen John B. TurtOa.
board OF Con mon Council.-Geo. Wright, John
Peake, j. w Mead, William H. Nailey, A. j.
joyce, George w. Calvert, u. b. Baker. Sc En-
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HAIGHT AND CHAMBER's COLOSSAL CIECUs
AND EQUEsCUTHEATRON.-Th initiitory De /.
Torrance OF this organization was given ycsIer-
day afternoon at O'Clock. Everything was
founo TO be as their bills repre- ented. even in
GLIDING the daring ASCENSION of the little FAIRY,
La Petite Louise, who displayed all the grace.
GOODNESS and nerve of one much more ad yanced
in years. The music was fine, performance
without a flaw, and the sayings of those
'.phunny phelIows," Ben. Maginley and Sam
Laihrop. produced uproarious laughter. Last
night there was crowded house, but good
order was preserved, and all seated comfort
ably.
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boa-d OF Naval Oficers. Of which Comuodore
3. +: Lee 10 President, will meet ct Hartford CON
necicut, on the eth Of September next for ID az
Amipstfon OF Volunteer Officers who have n we'd
not less than two years In the Navy for ADM ,si
into the Regular Service. In accordsnce with the
provisions Of the Act t. define and regulate the
appointment Of officers in the Navy and for other
purposes" approved July IS, 1885.
All persons Who entitled to exami n alton
and no wish to avail themselves OF its privileges
will at once notify the Pre- sidsnt OF the Board by
own Dest Office address. In due time they viii re-
ceive from him. In reply, . notification when to
Ernsent themselves for txsmisatisn. Those VINO
%. Hill forfeit al claim to precedence for exam.
inat1on GIDEON WBLLES,
se 5-l2t Secretary of the law
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HSALTp MEETING OF IHl B0ARD Q

U TRGsTkEs 81 PGsLio soH sSAsD h oa
ON Tuesday evening the 18th instent the foiiov-
ine resolution was adopted
Resoired. That the following places be desie-
mated As o61ces for the transaction of ali Poblie
school business By the respective Sub Boards of
For the Sui. Board, First District, ust and ID
Wards School room, corner eth and q streets
For the sub. Bosrd, Second District fA and 9TH
streets.
For the Sub Board, Third District, 18th and 9Th
Wards -Wallach School Building
For the SUB Board, Fourth District. fifth
WArdl-Msle Grammar School rosn, Jno. e.
Thompson. teacher. on 9Th street
The Trustees will he in attendance ct these
ofces from 8 to ts O'Clock on each morning Of the
ve<k from Aonday TO Friday incl usive during
the month Of September, aud all persons entitled
10 Tickets OF admission to the Public Schools, CA
by order Of the Board
au g eol2t lRsp n ROISE AT IA
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CHARGED WITH BIGANY.-A man named
Dennis McCar.y was arrested in this city on
Tuesday charged with bigamy. 1t appears
that In ls4s McCarty was married In Ireland
10 Widow having two sons. coming 10 this
country, il !" charged, he again assumed mar
ital relations. learning which. his two STEP
sons caused his arrert. Proceedings in the
case are postponed for the preTent until the
presence can be secuIed of the woman to whom
McCarty was last married, she being now in
Kansas.
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0@BLESSlNG OF BILLS.
The imposing and interesting Ceremony of
BLESSING THE BELLS
ST. ALOYSIUs CHURCH
will be performed on

will be performed on
sUNDAY,sEPT. 9rH, At clock pm,
10 witness which the Pc holders and all friarls
Of the Church are invited
pamphlet explaining the Ceremony will D..
published and for sale Satu ID sys morninS A.
stores Of Me5srs. J. 7. Burch and J r EIfis ana
at the Church.
The procession will be formed at the school.
rooms Of the Church at 20 clock ,. m and proceed
from which. after being Joined by The school CHI
dren AT DC cites of the several churche. IN viii
stree : up ID @; along Q 10 the railroad staIioH
and q. or receiving the Archbishop of Raltimora'
ont New jersey avenue to L, and thence 70 ~ >
Cnurch, whore the ceremony will be performed
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RETURNING EVIL FOR GooD.-Night before
Iasf, Mary Beale, prostitute, went to the
house OF Mrs. MCGUIRE, near Kendall Green
Park, and remained all night In the morn
ing Mrs. Mcclure lent out and got her some
whisky, she having come there drunk the night
before. MIS-. Mcclure lsid down, and when
she awoke Mary had leir, and 10 had sl7 il
legal currency, the property of Mrs. Meg.
Mrs. Mcguire procured q warrant aud Officer
Brosnan arrested Mary, who had a hearin 2
before Justice Thompson, aud was committed
TO JILL for court.