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DENTISTRY.

- DIR. r. CRETE HAS re. !,
sumed his old profession, anu =
prepared to perform all operations " nm
Saf surgery. Mechanical Den
listry, etc., at reduced rate. Vii
OrUcr-Ouc door north Of Honer g A'i'
lsr,s Meat Market, Washington 81 rrv
33tf e.
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AEoraER mill for Cope District,
SAYS an Elko dispatch OF the 9Th, is
expected to arrive from San Fran
cisco soon.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-18

Dry Goodr, Clothing. Hats Boots. ca.
according to quality.
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~EuuINE HAVANA CIGARS
~ HUEIAr 1 G o.
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-18
The Most Unique and spicy Vol
ume ia Existence.
The INN0CENTS ABROAD,
OR, THE NEW
PILGRIM S PROGRESS.

Being romc account Of the Steam Ship QuA
ker City's Pleasure Excursion to Europe
and the Holy Land: With Dcscrip-
tions OF Countries, Nations ipcci-
dents and Adventures ~
they Appeared - the
AU T II u r..
From New York to fsie~tine, and BAsk
Through France, Spain, Italy Morocco,
Russia. 1urky. Egypt. &c. &c,
Distance OF Over Twenty Thous
and Miles by Land and Sca
Owyhee tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1869-1870, 1869-11-18
BY MARK TWAIN.

0yH LARos AND ExcxxpMoLY Hxspepxs
VOLUME OF
Over ESQ sctnvo Pages.
Proiusely Adorned with 234 Splendid snA
appropriate EngrsvinEs, Executed by soaso
OF the Most Noted Artists "a the Land fv1oe
Illustrating tho Descriptions given OF Cove
tries, Nations, Incidents. Adventures, Char
acters Etc, met with by the Party ~hass
10 thcml Most Remarkable rilgrimase the
Author in these Pages has Characteri,aicsliy y
Recorded SAN. HEIDELBERGER,
Agent
Silver CRY Nov I, 1889. son
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MONDAY, AUGUST %, 1850.



The regular weekly session Of the Board
Of Alderman was held last evening, Mr.. b.
ker In the chair. Present, all the members.
The Chair laid before the Board q commu-
nication from acting Mayor Crocker, an
nounciug his approval Of q number OF acts
Mr.. P. II. Donegen, City Surveyor, 10 70.
Spouse to resolution, Informed the Board
that the cost of connecting the grade OF N
street north, from Fourth TO Seventh streets
west, ard restoring to the same gravel sur
face, would be, for grading, e5l4.8o; gravel
Ing and relaying footways, ~, 368.56; total,
s2,ss3.36. The cost Of grading and gravel.
ing Fifth and Sixth streets east, from M
street north to street, and also L street
north, from First street east to Boundary
street, would be Fifth street east, grading,
ssi7.55; graveling, ss5t.76; total, 81 ,672.sl.
Sixth street east, grading, f9i4.25j gravel
Ing, ss54.76; total, ii, 799.0l. l. street north,
grading, 1,759.20; graveling, e2,350.44i to-
tai, t4,109.64. or grading and graveling
East Capitol street, from Second to Eleventh
streets east grading, e2,676.45; graveling,
s5,l06.4s; total, 7,7S2.93. Referred 10 the
Committee on Improvements.
The corporation bank account for the weeh
q fall
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

WAREHOUSE RoBBED.-sunday night or
yesterday morning early the paper ware
house Of Mr.. Z. Morrison was broken into
and the contents Of the money drawer car
ricd off.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

J. @. HOWARD, 452 @ street, proprietor OF
the mall line between here and Rockville,
has reduced the price OF round trip tickets 70
% each during the far,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31
PALa OF 1859.
Our POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING HOUSE.
OAK Hall, Ia

Jan HALL
FIRST IN THE FIELD .
= With an immense Stock Of 0nNTs',
BOYS AND CHILDRKs's READY-hADi =
CLOTHING, received from the cele- =
bratcd establishment OF Wanamaker =
& Brown, Of Philadelphia, and great =
variety OF piece goods, from the New
York and Philadelphia markets, and .
Is selling rapidly at prices lower than
the lowest elsewhere.
OAK HALL,
400 SEVENTH STREET, :
Opposite the Post Office.
/. 10 N. BIO make room for Fall .
Stock, daily arriving, we arc selling .
summer goods at cost.
Tue WASHINGTON CITY DIsPHNsARY
northwest corner Of Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor aud K. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. Mod.
cal advice and surgical operations FREQ OF
charge to the poor. ONCE hours from Q to
10 a. IN. and ito Up. m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded.
SEVEN Wise MEN meet tonight at Druid
Hall.
. IT Is cruelty to animals In England 10
carry fowls with the head downward, and a
man has Just been aned1n Chatham Tor the
offence,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

That afternoon thcy paid their laborers with
money, as believe, obtained upon bill now
on file In the Registrars once 10 the hand.
writing OF the Oity surveyor, OF which the
following lisa true copy, vifi
CRY sunysros'soyy Cirr HALL I
The Corporation" Of W., Wa'f b,S 10 J'h" bono
sd February. 1885,
street north, tfourth ward. )-Numbet
undo. &C .Pptcysd Eoysmset ., 1888. :. ". $50 ~
o street north, foorth ward D-Numb-r
eubie yards embank ment, g. 7i6, at II
s,s,. under act approved No'ember u,
rir.t street east, tfosrth ward .i.Num-
bsr eubie yards smbankmenl leo, At
u. @ ~ .'p.. is %
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

ATTENTION Is called to the notice Of the
Trustees Of the Public Schools Of the Fourth
district, stating that tickets Of admission
will be Issued on Thursday and Friday Of
thls week at the Grammar School Building on
Sixth street, between d and K streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

MEssRs. J. T. PETIT q Co., at SIS sev-
enth street, desire to sell the stock and tx
lures Of their store. To any one wishing to
go into business, . good opportunity Is
offered.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

MARIsI THE GREAT will be here from
Paris 10 few days, and will soon com
mence his course Of instruction In dancing.
He has brought with him several Partisan
novelties.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

A mall nouss in Georgetown can be pur-
chased foi q, 800 on easy terms. Bee the
ADVERTISEMENT.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

READ JACOB BOOKS card In to-dsy's issue,
at 3l8 + street, between Z and r. He will
At you neatly In boots and shoes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

MsssRs. BELL q MADAM, 1895 Penusyl-
yanla avenue, south side, three doors from
Seventh street, are now opening a splendid
assortment Of dry goods, being their new
stock, Just received from New York and
Philadelphia. All In want Of goods should
inspect their stock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

Mr.. RICHARD T. GRERsER, member Of tho
senior class Of Harvard College, notice Of
whose reading In Philadelphia we copied on
Friday last from the Philadelphia BsUssin,
will give n reading tonight In the Presby-
terian church on fifteenth street, between I
and streets. Mr.. G. Is the first colored
student who entered Harvard.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

PAnsNTs FITTING OUT CHILDREN for school
will md tho most desirable goods for such
purposes at Csc. @. HnNNiNa's, No. 81
Seventh street. He will receive, In q few
days, an addition 10 his large stock Of Boys
Shirts.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

Picnic OF run COLUMBIA TuRNvnalrH.
Quite a numerous company were present at
the Seventh street Park yesterday evening TO
attend tho picnic Of Columbia Turnvorein.
prize, o. In gold, to Albert Esher, second, 70
George Fisher, walking cane, third, 70 Mr..
vicsangcr, pocket-book fourth, TO Mr..
Schmidt, silver pen-holder; hth, . Pipe, 70
Mr.. Palkj sixth, portfolio, TO A. Berger.
The bowling prizes are, First prise 10 Lswis
Lemkuhli second, el5, to W. Helms, third,
$40, to Charles Weiss, fourth, e5, to A.
Keuchel. The ladies' shooting resulted In
favor OF the following ladies; To Mrs. Abner
fine work-box, 10 Mrs. W. Helms work
basket and to Mrs. Dohman Q toilet SGT.
The festivities continued until an early hour
this morning, and all enjoyed themselves
greatly.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

The ScuUETzENFRsr.-To-m and
Thursday the grand festival of the Germania
schuetzcnyerein will commence. Prise
shooting, bowling, ladies' prise shooting,
dissolying views and dancing will DO the or
der Of proceeding. A delightful time 10 an
ticIpated
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

THE GRKAT DEMAND
For Jet, Shell, and Rubber Jewelry, has Gre
atcd corresponding amount OF ssyles, ali
OF which have been received at Mr.. RnI0o's
Que Dollar JewelIy Store, $50 Pennsylyania
avenue, between Four-and-a-half and Sixth
streets, together with new .Etruscans and
sleeve buttons and shirt studs Of every ina
ginsblc pattern. Mr.. Prigg has also .
superb assortment Of Alaska diamonds In
gold and orolde, aud choice collection OF
diamonds for resetting. These are exceed
ingly dnc, and are attracting great many
customers.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

RoBBERY AND ARREsT.-Detectiye Wesley
Thompson yesterday arrested Tobav Slater
aud wife for robbing the store Of John Nor
timore, on the corner Of Nineteenth and
south A streets, OF q quantity Of tobocco
released the wife and sent "Tobey" TO jail
for further hearing.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

Nh. P. BRENNAN, proprietor Of the Bren-
nan House, Announces through our columns
to-day that he has thoroughly remodeled and
refurnished bis popular restaurant and cat
Ing saloon, No. 343 K street, between Twelfth
aud Thirteenth, and will have a grand re-
opening tomorrow, and wants TO see all his
old friends and the public generally.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

Qua EsTnRPRIsIso BUSINESS EDUcAroR,
PRor. HnrRI N. Corr, seems determined TO
secure 10 the Business College the best talent
known to the department OF practical educa-
tion. Mr.. J. o. Wilson, so long and favora-
bly, known - leading educational man In
our city, has been engaged to give his undl-
yided time and attention In this institution.
Prof. II. Q. Spencer will always be found at
Ger, Miss Ellen r. Spencer, (sister Of Prof.
s.,) and Miss Moliio Rowles, will constitute
the corps Of teachers for tho Ladies' Depart
ment.
We predict o full attendance at the College
on Wednesday, September /, the opening day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

IscoRREoT.-We are Informed BY Mr.. An.
drew Gleason that the article publlrhed on
Thursday morning last, on the informatiol
OF a eolorcd boy, stating that no had beer
struck by Mr.. Gleason when his horse and
cart was driven over an embankment, ID In
correct In every particular, so far as IL 70
assaulted at the time by any one, as We ar,
informed by responsible witnesses on tho oc
casion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

GRAND Excursion OF THE O. A. r.
sedgwiek Post No. 1, @. A. R., propose to
give their first grand annual excursion TO
Glymont on Thursday evening next. The
steamer Wawaset has been engaged, and
will leave Seventh street wharf on Thursday
dria going and returning. The grounds at
Glymont will be Illuminated, splendid music
will bspresent, and delightful time will be
enjoyed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

PRoBABLH MuRDER.-Last night, between
10 and II o'clock, kilograms were sent 70 the
several station houses announcing that Tom
Bowie had made O murderous assault on q
colorcd man named George Washington, In
1lctlng mortal wound In his breast with
knife. Up to o'clock this morning We
could CLEAN no particulars Of the affair, and
Bowie had not been arrested.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

FAIRFAX AND GKoRoETowS TURsPIKE.-
At the meeting OF the directors Of this road
on Saturday the writ Of injunction against
the further construction OF the road, now
being sued out by some Of the stockholders,
having come up for discussion, tho counsel
structed TO use all efforts 10 obtain q speedy
decision In the case, and Mr.. s. Ferguson
Beach, Of Alexandria, was retained as add
sional counsel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

CASE OF DROWNING Yestertay morning
Mr.. Trimblc, residing on the Navy Yard
aud the owner Of fue Newfoundland dog,
found 1t necessary, on account Of some mis-.
conduct, TO shut him up In q cellar. The
animal, so affected by his punlshment, went
70 well which was In the cellar, and having
'pawed' away the boards with which II was
covered, plunged In and drowned himself.
When found he was lifeless.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

STRUCK BY LIGuTSINo.-During the thun-
der storm on Saturday night, the lightning
struck the dwelling Of Mr.. John J. Calvert,
on the Fourteenth street road, near the Piney
Branch race course, shatteriug the two front
posts and stripping of the weather boarding,
and injurlng the plasterlng inside. Mr.. Cal
vert was In the l. building In the rear at the
time, and was thrown lnscnslble TO the floor,
while bis wife aud two children who were 10
the room with him received but a slight shoct.
The house at the corner Of and First streets
was also struck, but received no serious dam
age. During the same storm, the house Of
Mr.. W. ID. Bell, near the Howard University,
was also struck, alarming the inmates and
slightly stunning number Of persons In the
Immediate vicinity, General Howard being
one Of the number.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-31

BLOT Dr PoLICEMAN-GRBAT EXCITE
MENr.=Last night, about 1880, a policeman
In the First ward, while standing on Penn
Eighteenth streets, observed dark looking
object skulkiug through an adjacent alley.
Calling out several times, "Come here, cir -
stop" &C., and receiving no reply, he fred,
the ball taking effect In the brain. The uu-
fortunate victim fell and expired almost In
simultaneously. From certain evidences found
upon the body 1t Is supposed TO be that Of one
AK. Nyne, a stranger In the city, and doubt
less desperate character. II 10 thought he
balls originally from Newfoundland. We
cannot too strongly condemn indiscriminate
shooting on the part Of our police force, but
taken to rid the city Of these unwelcome
visitors.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

they could not bring in the highest
and battery with intent to KILL and left 1t to them To
say, alter hearing the evidence whether they could
conscientiousiy render the next highest verdict
assault and battery, with intent TO do bodily harm.
The verdict which the jury have seen % to render
heartily concur in-thaI Is assault ana battery, with
intent 70 do bodily harm, with . Recommendation to
mercy. Your character has been excellent. II has
been proved to my satisfaction ana 70 me
satisfaction OF everybody In court Respectable men
say they have known you fifteen or twenty years;
You were unfortunate In getting on spree win
these men, and as, said IN my charge to the jury
land think my record shows NJ, that have always
on proper occasions stood BY the police. AS BODY
OF men respect them. but believe there Is 100
much unnecessary clubbing OF drunken women, pc
cause when was prosecuting onicer IN the Tombs
have been there and abandoned cases where poor,
frlendless, ragged drunken women would be brou2ht
In Tor uisordery conduct and the officers on cross
examination would admit that these poor
drunken retches were asleep and they cluboed
them awake, and their arms would be black and
Diue believe your statement that this oiilcer dld
perplex you and club you the way to the vessel.
Remembering th0t you have been In the Ton,bs Tor
some time, and considering the recommend lo, 10
mercy by the jury, shall sentence you to tn> City
Prison for thirty days. and after that 60 to sc~
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

day heard the following complaints against offences
Of the police force, and recommended the PUNISH
ments:-John F. Nickerson, Twenty-ninth, not pa
trolling his post fined two days. pay; Samuel i.
Munson and Thomas b. Curry, Twenty-eighth. late
for roll call, half days pay each; Carl scheak ana
Herman L. Palmer, Twenty eighth, not having prs.
ouers at court al proper time, half days pay each;
Thomas Reilly, Fourth, absent from reserve duty,
one days pay; John Clark. Forty second, cnarged
with owing fifty three dollars rent, ordered 70 pay
up. Thomas J. Laird vocation OF rules one day's
pay. Isaac +. LamarouX, sixteenth precinct, was
charged with striking boy, named Edward Henry.
on the lower part OF bis spine he was conpefieu 20
have surgeon; the boy was very delicate ooSlng
indeed, and Judge Brennan severely censured the
officer. Abner j. Banta, Fifteenth absent iron roll
call hall days pay. Roundsman Charles Knoll
man. fenth was charged, first with having
arrested Andrew Peterson, for selling MIN some
liquor, between three four O'Clock A. NJ, and re-
leasing hun; secondly for receiving seven dollars
for services rendered, without permission Referred
to Board. John Mcdonnell (No. y. Third, VIOLATION
Of rules, fined two days. pay; Ferdinand keiiy,
Sixth do. one days pay; Robert Kels. Third do,
two days pay; Bartholomew W. Kelly Seventeenth
do, two days. pay; william Gould Seventeenth,
neglect OF duty. one days ray; Christian Miller,
Twenty-second1 neglect of duty, one days pay.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

District Attorney Garvin AMI Assistant Disiri CT
Attorney Tweed appeared for the prosecution yes
tcrdaY.
rIcKroCEEr AT CHURCH
James Watson, who was charged with picking the
pocket OF Sarah oakley of seventeen dollars, the
25tn of March, while she was passing out OF Jane
street church, pleaded guilty to petty larceny lrom
tae person. The City Judge said that IN auy event
the picking OF persons pocket was bod offence,
bur is was particularly heInous 70 deAocrately rob
STATE Prison for fouf years and SIX months.
ArrEAPr Ar BURgLAHY.
John Smith was tried and convicted OF an attempt
caught in the acs OF attempting W effect entrance
into the Dwelling house OF ElSan NouOcrg No $50
West Twca,Y-seeond st.eet, on the morning Of tae
two years and SIX months.
re,cr lynch was conygctei '' or obtaining o,o ker
Of mineral paint and ten kegs OF red lead ny
of n forged order from Dev0c Co., Fulton street,
signed by y. Weldeil q Co. The case was cisa rly
proven against the prisoner and rs th ,rc were two
similar cafaes against hia Judge Bedford sent him
10 the state Prison ior four years.
ASSAULT uroN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF JUrGE
BEDlORD uros THE vLv8BING or CITIZENS BY
Isaac Dodge. sailor. was placed on trial charged
wlsa pcIpetl atn2 felonious assault upon officer
Nicholas VConneil. who testified that ON me 1sth OF
Malca hts attcuti0n called to party Oi dilken
sailors on board OF shlp ai pier No. Al East river;
that he recommended the prisoner 10 80 on board
Mho cvupleu WIN Ms Request, stilhle,, uvNcNcI,
taers were not 50 heavy no woald stake him
with II: that nc went on board 70 arrest another
sailor, who mad sallte1 hn, aJli waile there tue
prisoner struck hm on tue neal with something, In
iiictIng serious wouad Another witness tcstihed
that he saw the prisoner strike the officer WITH the
heavy bar of iron, which was exhibited IN court
lAe complainant denied that he strues the nrt ofor
but he tDoagcL when arraigned for sentence gave
clear statement OF the aiair and asserted tnaf ne
was struck bg the ofllcer, aad shovel Oae OF ulS
fingers tray hal been broken by the cluh. NUM-
ber OF respectable rcntlemen gave hin good
Cnaiacter Aiier a clcar aud Impartial charge nT
the Judge the jury rendered verdict C guilty of an
assault with 10 dangerous weapon, at the same Time
recommending nin TO mercy.
Judge Bedford, In sentencing the prisoner said:--
DOd .c you were Indicted for feionOus Gssau't aud
battery. tGoeined IL my duty 90 charge tS liry aar
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
CITY Iy,rELLlGEycs.

THE WEATHER.-The following record will show
the changes in the temperature for the past twen-
ty-four hours in comparison with the corresponding
day the last year, indicated by the thermometer
at Hudnut's Pharmacy, Broadway, HERALD Build
The New York herald., 1869-04-15
SUPREME couaT-cHAns.Rs.
Tho Police Commissioners nnd Detective
Young.

Tho Police Commissioners and Detective
Young.
Before Judge Cardozo.
John Fo,sng cs. The Police Contmtsston9's.-Mr.
vanderpool, on behalf Of the Board OF Police, ap-
peared In court yesterday morning TO proceed with
this matter TO show cause In accordance with o
mandamus why they should not accept the resfgna-
ton of the paintif. bus owing To the continuation
of the arguments in the Merchants, Union Express
Company litigation the case was adjourned till
Friday next.
THE Action Against the City Chamberlain.
The People ex rel. B,ynton Us. Peter B. Stceeny,
CITY C'samber9ain.--This case, which was directed
by Judge Ingraham to be tried upon feigned issues
before the Circuit as soon possible, placed
summoned, TO trv it. Mr. Stougnton, however, Of
counsel for the Board Of Education. moved the case
be postponed Till the first Monday In May.
The New York herald., 1869-04-15

SALE or CONDEMNED ORDS, ,ScE.--The entire r
ceeus OF the sale ofcondcmnea ordnance at the
Island arsenal, on the 9th INST, announced I'd
tween $4,000 and $4,000. TIE bidders were chim
from New York, Boston, Thlladeiphia, Chicagol
infantry and artillery equpments They wereV -
posed TO be acting as agents for the Cuban rcvf
tJnists. The Boston men went for cartridge bt
and waist belts. winch WIN reappoar in snocs foa
Western market. Several manufacturers OF hsri
purchased largely OF artillery harness, which
viii polish up and sell TO drayIncn and Height r
rs.--CDt,Nf1o Repu6yicNn, AD1-U Ii. S14