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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-30
by VIM. l.. WALL a CO., Auctioneers
ID Nos. 3l3 and 3l5,
South corner Penn's avenue and 9th street

SALE OF FL RNITURE. &c. AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING, sept Ist 81 Is
O'Clock, We Will sell, At our auction rooms the
Effects OF q family leaving the city, com pristine
Brussels and lngra ain Carpets
Mating End Oilcoths
Walnut and other Bureaus
Silver plated Pitchers
Hair and Shuck Mattresses
Marble top and other Tables
Cooking and other Stoves
Crockery and Glassware
With variety of other Flu -niture. &c.
au3 W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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SALE OF THE SEAToN FURNITURE.-To-day
Messrs. Meg Co., auctioneers, are SELL
ing the furniture of the late w. w. Seaton, at
the residence on street, between eth and sth
streets. There is quite large attendance of
the many friends of the Ifamily present who
being anxious to secure sOuvenoIrs, were spir-
tied bidders. and consequently many articles
were sold at high prices. A set of china, how
ever, which was once used by Washington,
and presented years ago to Mrs. Seaton bv
some of the Washington family, was sold for
S24 TO a furniture dealer-a low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-30

DRichard p. Bayly has left the Annapolis
Gazette, and Colonel Thos. II. Wilson has re-
Sumed iis publication.
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A VERY DELIGHTFUL EXCUEsIoN-Else-
where Will be found the announcement of a
delightful excursion 10 Norfolk and Old Point
for the benefit of the new Catholic church now
in process OF erection In the First Ward. The
boat will leave Washington at p. IN. Satur-
day, Sept. 18th, and will return here by eight
O'Clock on the morning Of the following Mon.
day, thus affording an opportunity to enioy
this inviting saltwater trip without loss Of
business hour. We cannot doubt that the at
fair will be grand success.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

WANTED-A good MILLINER Also, SAILS
w, LADY, with COED recomme nd ations None
neeo apply except good han1s. GUTMAN
an % St III Bridge street, GEORGETOWN D. O.
NEW AND CHAP FALL GOODS. AT MIL.
L NLER'S, 1O1 BRYCE STREET, GEORGE.
IOMN-6 0O yds fall Calicoes, at Is, lS7l. 20, ~,
90, 90, 81, 100 cts 900 yds. Blesched Muslin at
Is ~, q d. %. 81, Sh 1900 yds. Brown Muslin
Ylanpels Dress Goods in variety, Uloths and Cas-.
emeres Housekeeping Goods, Gloves, Hosiery
and NOTIONS. We will now be receiving constant
supplies Of ALL GOODS, which we are deter
mined 70 sell cheap. The public will nd 1t gre t.
~ 10 their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing.
au H-1ms BENJAMIN MILLER
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FREMONT AND HIS RAILRoAD.-We hear
dscouraging accounts of Eremont's Railroad
BY the contract he was to commence work on
1t within thirty days from the time Of securing
possession. and expend S5OO,O0O year in push
ing it forward. The first part Of these condi.
tions Fremont has complied with by putting
force Of one wagon and SIX men at work on the
road at Rolla. We understand also, hat there
is a quarrel between Fremont and the gentle.
man in New York who loaned him the State
bonds to make the first payment on the road
with. The loaner was promised an interest in
the road on condition of furnishing the bonds;
but now that the bonds have been used, and
the road obtained, it is said the promise Is for
gotten, and not complied with. This quarrel
prevents the organization OF the new com.
paBy.-St Louis Ners of August 18th.
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- Wendell Phillips declined a Congress
sional nomination.
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c%The corn crop in Lafs yette, Sabine. Oar
Toll, Ray, and adjoining counties IN Missouri.
have been seriously injured by the prolonged
drought In Central Georgia the cotton crop
is reported to'ai failure from the same cause
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- Gen. Bard has been relieved at his own
request. Gen. Sheridan is still at work on the
In estig aticn OF the riots.
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Cholera AT MohiIe

MOBILE Aug 3o.-Five deaths from cholera
have been reported during the last five days,
all negroes.
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INTERNAL REvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were Si,2i5,6i995.
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LOB REHT-The STORE No. l21, on street
II between 9th and 10th, Island: also, fronting ON
Md. ave- Apply on the premises. an 50 81
LOB sALE-A large sized MULE, CART, and
II HARNESS. Apply to p. 0UkPHrT Store,
llth and streets north. IA -2ts
LOB SALE-A large covered WAGON, sci Bin
u gle Harness, lot Grain Sacks, and extra large
Stand In Northern Market. Apply at Hoover 3
LOB RENT-BRIOK HOUSE, g rooms, As mar
Il month. FRAME HOUSE, II rooms, Sss Der
month. BniCh HOUSE, 4 rooms, SIS per month
opyo.ite Willards' Hotel; and . nicely FU r.,
EISH 1D HOUSE. 10 rooms; SIS per month. Also.
and eieht An. BUILDlN0 LOTS on 18Th street,
near p; wtii be sold SO cash payment u Don each
let. balance IN monthly PAynents Of S2e until paid
Tor. MtTCHeLL R0N,
Beel xstats Brokers',
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RRNovED.-It will be seen by an advertise
ment that Messrs. Kidwell & Henderson have
removed their place of business from under
Franklin Hall TO No. SIS 9th street, above
ID street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-30

~ General Bayard is the proprietor Of
Point Lookout.
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OUTRAGEOUs.-Facts Were brought TO light
yesterday showing a proceeding that might
have been fraught with the most serious con-
sequences TO the health of this city, and ere
ated an epidemic disease. This was the dis
covery that some of the scayengers of the CITY
had made Tiber creek, between and X sts a
place OF deposit. They were caught in the
act, and four OF them were arrest ted by officers
Becker and Brosnan, and fined. So palpable a
disregard of the health of the city should sub.
Ject the offender 10 the severest pen altes, and
cause his immediate dismissal from emp loy-
ment.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH IXTENT To
kILL.-Last night, Officer Frazier arrested
Ormstead Holmes. colored. for assault and
battery with intent TO kill Mineva Carr. col /.
ored. 1t appears in evidence before Justice
Bates that the accused about two weeks ago in
Murder Bay, attacked the complainant and
cut her across the face with a razor, in letting
an ugly cash. He left the city. but the wound
not having resulted fatally he returned, and
was again found in Murder Bay Last night
Officer Frazier was informed of his presence
there, and went to the house and arrested him.
He appeared TO be so docIle that the officer had
no fears OF an attempt by him TO escape. But
as he was at the head Of a flight of stairs about
to come out of the house, the negro tripped him
and tried to throw him down stairs. Frazier
seized him and both fell together, Frazier
being somewhat injured by the fall and the
struggle that ensued, having his hand cut in
several places and his body severely bruised
Justice Bates committed Holmes to Jail for
court
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~An interesting suit is pending in Rich
mond, virginia growing opt of the ale ged
purchase, before tho war, of twenty three
hundred hogsh@ads Of tobacco for the Messrs
Rothscbild. About two thousand hogshrad of
The tobacco we've burned on the fall of Rich
rnOrd, and the rest was stored. Colonel Looms
CiaIms the tobacco abandoned property,
put an Injunction has Been issued al suit Of
the Rothschilds restraining him from remov-
it
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LOCAL NEWS.

A POSITIVE PRoHIBITIoN.-A resolution of
inquiry having been passed by the Aldermen,
and transmitted TO Major Richards, of the Me-
tropoiltan police, asking why the act TO pre-
vent the defscing OF buildings, &c, has not
been enforced. he yesterday telegraphsd an
order TO the Lieutenant of each precinct
to enforce the law strictly to the letter The
law, SO far as the police are aware, is the act
approved May 9th, 1865, which provides that
at shall not be lawful for any person or per-
sons To post or caused 10 be posted upon any
building. fence, wall. lamp post. tree. tree
box, within the limits of the city OF Washing
ion, any poster, bill, or show card OF any de-
scrlptlon, or IN any way deface any building,
wall fence lamp-post tree, or tree-box with
any inscription or letters, under a penalty of
not less than five dollars nor more tn an twenty
dollars for each and every violation of the pro-
visions OF this act" The construction which
the police place upon the law prevents the
licensed bill-posters from operating, and even
prohibits owners of buildings from placing
signs or posters upon their own property.
This construction is justified by the letter OF
the law: but IL reaches further than the City
Councils intended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-30

~ A Belgian has invented bullet proof
cloth. Demand immense.
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GRAND LARCENY.-Yesterday, VIM. Smith
and man named Pietsch were arrested by
officer X. johnson, OF the sanitary force upon
charge of stealing a watch, the property of
Frederick schooner, in shoe store on eth
street. The case was examined by Justice
Bates, at the Central Guardhouse, when it
appeared that the complainant left his store
for short time in charge of two small bows.
and during his absence the two prisoners
entered together. Smith went into the back
part of the store, where the watch was hang
ing upon nail beside a number of shoe strings
One OF the boys saw him take down something,
but did not see what il was aud as he passed
out the boy noticed something hanging out of
his pocket; IL looked like a watch guard The
watch was not recovered; but the Justice,
under the circumstances, dismissed Pietsch
and held Smith to bail for court
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SECOND edition.
5 O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, August 30, 1885.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following
quotation Of 4oyernment securities.

NEW YORK FIRST BOARD SALES
Coupons, Il3S; Five Juveniles, is62 I13;
Five Twentes' 1854, 1iiX: Five Twenues,
1865, 1t9x; Ten Forties, lax; Seven Thirnes,
106x; Gold. 1s6
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FORESTALLING THE MARKET.-This morn
ing, Omcer Howes arrested Bridget Donohoe'
huckster, in the Center NJ arket, for FORE
stalling the market, contrary to the law OF the
corporation. She was taken before Justice
Bates, who fined her SO.
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DA despatch from Leayen worth reports
thai Mrs. II. b. Darlington has been mastered
o. LEoians on the plalns. She was on the way
10 join her husband, General Carringto who
IS IN command of his regimen, the 18th l{epu.
lars, IN the far West. The relatives of Mrs
CaTrington, residing at Columbus, Ohio, dis
trust the story and think that IL arose fro, the
fact that q train with several ladies in H. was
attacked about that tine. The ladies were
wives of officers Of the 18th, but were none OF
hem il Jured although one officer and several
priyates lost their lives IN defending them
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GRAND LARCENY.-This morning, Frederick
Ward and George Gibbs, colored, Were ar
rested for the larceny of S25.15 from Frederick
Greenapple. huckster in the Center Market
Greenapple having TO leave his stand for a
moment asked some friends TO watch the
negroes who were suspicious characters
They did so and caught the prisoners going of
with the money. Justice Bates sent them to
Jail for court.
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0GTaE CAMP MEETING NOW HELD AT
S Good Hope will continue until MONDAY,
Ssptem6er g. as there has been good order kept by
the police. al 80 81
rTHERE WILL BEA MEETING OFTsE
US subscribers to the stock of the Northern
Liberties Building Association held In the roem
f1S GHsc Aug s' market at o'is's
" WORKINGMENs CONVENTION
the Delegates the National Labor Congress rt IS,
Hall b tHs SHHSe
nmrsuRr1S% M NJ B; M Mclean rrssidsns
y5a M9gST
huG. 3lst, distsnt5 miles from Bladensburg De pot
Will find eonveyances at the same:7 q. m and 40
NJ ROOMS OF THE CLAIMS OOMMIs.
N3 SION, WASHINGTON, d. O. August 18th,
not within the jurisdiction of any Bureau OF said
Department, and which are subject to ad Judica.
Special orders Of the SECRETARY e WaT
No 29l August 9: 1866, may be presented to the
try At the efice Of the Commission. Department
bbesdanaIteIs, on the corner Of l61s street and
DEWITT CLINTON,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and
an lI-2w Judge Advocate, Recorder
US TRUSTEES or PUBLiC sCH0O H 81 beld
on Tuesday evening the lith instant, the follow
Rs.olred: That the following places be desig-
mated as Offices for the transaction of ali Public
SehooI business By the respective Sub Boards of
~ For the Sub Board, First District, CIst and I'd
"s1osIsehool room, corner l.th and g streets.
Waros-School room, on h, between 9th and 7th
F or the Sub Board, Third District 18th and 9Th
Wards - Wallach school Building.
Gra%mai ssS Sssh ro Sssri Sno th
TnhSnPs9n teacher; on 9Th street.
ofttes f6s to q CLOCK on each morning Of the
the month Of September, and all persons entitled
to tickets Of admission to the Public Schools, can
~ 3 seIgs III REF S1ro F.. Bo1sEAu, Sec.
rwAK DEssARTMESST.
WASHINGTON, D. g. ADJUST TO- 1866
An ArTy Medical Board, to consist Of Brevet
Colonel J. Brown. surgeon. U. 8 A ,Presi.
surgeon. 9. A. ,Brevet Lieutenant Colonel An
thony Heger. surgeon, U. 8. A, and Rrevet Major
corder, will meet in New YORK citV on n. asts ef
September next for the exam alton of candidates
ior admission into the Medical STAFF Of the United
Ap1licants must he over twenty one years of age,
and physic ally sound.
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon
General, q. A., and must state the full name
didste. Testimonials a. to character and auaIid
cations must be furnished. II the applicant b As
been in the medical service of the army during the
war, the fact should he stated, together with hi.
former rank and time and place OF service and ties.
timOnials frem the officers with whom he has
No allowance IL made for the expenses q persons
under going the animation, as il is an indispen.
Th.Te are at 20
cal STAFF. forty six Of which original being ere
a'ed BY the act OF Congress sC Cs Jn,y 2 1885,
an ll-eotoel5 Surgeon General u SA
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FAIR AT CLOsEyILLE.-The fair across the
river at Closeville. near Fort Whipple. place
OF about forty houses built principally by Col
Close since the war. closed last evening with
a brilliant entertainment and a dance having
met with perfect success both socially and
financially. This fair was started for the pur-
pose OF rebuilding church destroyed by the
troops during the war. Among the MANY
pleasant features of the evening was the pre-
sentation of a magnificent silver cake basket 10
Mss Close, in neat and appropriate speech
by Surgeon NJ. Stovell, U. :. A, in behalf of
Mr.. Porter. Also large Photographic album
TO Mrs. Bertha Corbett
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- Bev. Tucker is in Mexico, s.broke- as
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k'OBSALH-A young BALD-HEADED EAGLE
u very nne Specimen be seen by appl vi n o.
on 9th, between l. and streets. Island
au 2S-1' w. b. WILLIAMSON
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NIpWELL HENDERSON, would re pectfuI-
~ INTERN their friends and the public that theY
have reno we'd 20 No. sos 9th street near d Sea
ton ball Binding, where they are prepared TO
sortment Of
WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES
of the --latest styl les.
Also on hand, fine assortment of Rustic plfnd.
Oiiclotb able Covers, Picture Csrd and Tas-els
&c. all OF which they are prepared to sell ct the
lowest ca. prices.
All work in their line executed in the city ny
country by ex perenced wor kmen, at short motto,
and on moder ate terms. su so ~
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Personal---very., Of the Republican, and
other good fellows, who went down on the
excursion of the Happy Twelve" to Chesa.
peake Bay and all along shore. have ret urned
ditlon imaginable. Observation-Disclosures
who has been luxuriating at Atlantic City, has
Just returned, also looking exceedingly able.
bodied and handsome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-30

CHARGE OF SoDOMY.-Last night, about one
O'Clock, officers Charles Berkely, in charge Of
the Fourth Ward Station, arrested a man who
gave his name as ID. b. Maher. on the charge Of
attempt to commit sodomy The officer locked
MIN up. and this morning he was dismissed by
Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-30

PETTY LARcRNY-Ellen Long was arrested
Yesterday by officer w. H. Evans, Of the 7th
Ward. for the larceny of a lot Of cotton, be.
longing to Catherine Digney, and blouse, be-
fore Justice Handy, who sent her to Jail for
court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-30

CARRIAGES, o.RR,.srs oARRIAsks,
Having determined TO unite nv twoSsSI(
phases of business, will sell my large &2Sf2R6
stock Of new ana second hand Rockaways Er-
tension aud Hall Tops. Buggies, Wagons, &c
&C, at greatly reduced prices, TO make room
Repairing pr omPtly attended 20.
ROBEkT II. GRAHAM
4oS Penn. avenue, near a. street.
gu 30 St and 3s4 ID street. bet 18th and 9th
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II klCKLAYIk0
ID IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

beet manner all kinds Of BRlCK Ann 6TOHI
MASONRY including houss building and rspair.
ihs uction OF Sewers, Drains. Cisterns, &c.
prices.
Orders left Of 16s street, Washington, or l1s
tended to
ly7-6 J. v COIITNQ
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I AElAIeE De SAINT FLOUR: LAPlrIrI
lam an La Maisoa Ae Peuarvao Madam Il.
tsih ee ID eeisiieie; Iaa Daigts Dc Zee: Lee Pc
TITS Cfseeus; L BatAi0s Dc Danes; La Poudrs
{. 81 FRAEoK TAILOR,
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St3tlten mnb Ietme Spureu
pom S@wabentbume. Ginem iehr
tnterefanten IuflaB, ben Der fawibilGs Mer@
cur iiber ben jiinsten Mufrubr tn 4alermc
brtnst entnebmeu tptr bic foleenpen 8emer,
tnnaen: sDiele Gret9ni1e baben niGt eIcc
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nsanntiGfn GeblitS III, lcnbern aud BET ae.
biloeten SGrabem Elm beicnoeres SutereTe
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bag un|er sr5bteS 6eloenssl9le&t auf Si,t-
lien dur ret@ten Slutbe gelanste. unb i'm
Rampf nm feline 8rune enbete. Die Su6en.
ltaufen 8rsen aber nitbt Ubne bas @elett 1&ruG-
btf&er Qantsleute mad Der 3aubertnIel. Gin
Oeuti6er 9Iaubte (tb in oen lssten Sabren
am Su6e bes Nstna In Elm Dcrf Der Steinlah
perlegt 70 eleiGt fiG Der lattli6e ,Msn16en-
lebldg, nte 1raAt uno onoeres, Bis auf bic
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eut5aneet ftb pas Sntsrefe bes gebilbsten Gt.
OILERS, tvenn ltd iBm Elm 6Apabe ale folder
porIte(lt. pllnter ben 0rteGen unb uuter BET,
SGwaben," faete nus Elm poruebmer it,tliIdel
Delebrter, rtaben ptr umfere be|fen !3e;ten
sebabt S5retIi@ haben uns fettger Rlima
unD WeS6idte tpelt ausenaaner gertf}eu. Die
tnlulare Sage fSroert mod ms9r ats btnusn=
lanpilde &bssiGlo6enbett pin prpptncieGlen
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unter BEN 9siittSDtenben Suthe per Spanter
unp Der Seluttsn. go i(t S%siIIsn bas ga
rabies bss GagsicnIarismuss Der unrstflten
Demp9ratte unp nes orelisen &lpRertbums
8ewcrpeu.. Sic Srcsentbstls iieblos enterbten
Ra6sebornsn bes sablreidpen @pels erflllen
rte flSfsr NIT Mibpersnitelen, pel&e ben
Gtcl3 DeS Snlulaners aud sesen ben papli
hsrausfebren. Sslbf beFsloe, FnO fe oft
preoieer pes commandments. Sie boIIen ibr
& rIfer uno f6nnen bod ni4t rbne basIelbs
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8ureau bes etoats.segresdra.

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baften uno freuos itrotlenben 3lae il, loldbe ~
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