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Evening star., 1869-10-05

TIE MARYLAND AssocIArIoN--This asso.
csaiion met last eveeins In Union Leagae Hall,
when the following Executive Com mmitt-e was
appointed and approved BY the association: /:
" r. Mattinrly, AIlsgany couatv; George 5.
York, Baltimore county; 4. Collins Smith,
Baltimore city, first district; @. W. Bowen,
second district; J. b. Mansfield. third district
Isomas H. Rhea- Dorchester; p. H. King
Hartford, Charles r. Taylor, Kent ]. II.
Thompson, Queen Aune's; Littleton Long,
Somerset: John Goldsberough, Talbot, and
George Rchrer. Washington. A resolution
offered by Mr.. Mansneid was adopted, .That
the Department COMMITTEES BE-. and they are
hereby, requested 10 Investigate all cases CT
Marylauders improperly occupying POSITIONS
under the Government, and report thereon" !"
"A com mmIttee Of five, cNnsistinG OF Ctps Dove,
j. Il. Mansfield, o. Z. Mattingly. ID. Couch,
and }. 4, Porter was nan1ed TO make arrange.
nents in regard to ranspof ftation 10 Maryland
voters. A Committee on Accounts was ap.
pointed, as follows: Messrs. Mansfield, Long,
J +. Smith. Bryan. and Robinette: and Messrs
York, Eleby, Shaw, Hu zza, and King were an.
pointed a Committee on Elections. Mr. York
stated that il was due TO the good name OF the
association to watch closely those who are de.
sirous OF Joining il, and suggested that the
name Of Mr.. r. T. Riley be referred to the
Ccmmittee on Elections; also, moved that his
name be strikNn from the roll as an officer of
the association: carried. The association then
proceeded 10 elect vice president In place Of
Mr.. Riley. which resulted in the choice of
Mr.. VIM r. Goodman. The Election Com.
mittee was empowered to make nomin atoms of
honorary members to the association.
Adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

UHION PRAYER MRRTIMG OF PREsBYrR.
RIEs.-The ministers and elders OF the Old
and New School Presbyteries met yesterday
morning In the Seventh street Church. Rev.
Il. +. BIttinRer, pastor. in prayer meeting, to
ask Gods blessing on the proposed reunion OF
the two branches of the Church after so long
a separation. The exercises consisted of sing.
ing the hymn, elbow ye trumpets. blow;''
prayer by Rev Mr.. Martin; the reading OF a
portion of the Scriptures by the erator,
addresses
Evening star., 1869-10-05

The GREATBsT relief imaginable can be af.
ioroed this warm weather by wearing one of
nose elegant suits selling At such astonishing.
ly low prices at the celebrated Oak Hall cloth.
ing store, 40 Seventh street, opposite the Posi-
Omce. where. in addition TO eentlemen's ..ISsn.
mock Burn" Cheviot Arran ma Pogue drab
dete alpaca and linen suits, children's Carl.
balde suits In great variety are also to be had Al
he most reasonable prices. a66
Evening star., 1869-10-05

CORNs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. i24 Pennsyi.
vania avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets
Hours nom q. m. to p. m. Calls made al
tor consultation at office. Established IS6I.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

HoCNG WoNRN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
A meeting was held to day at the rooms of the
Young Men g Christian Association to take the
preliminary steps to permanent organization
of the Young Women's s Christian Association.
Mrs. q. A. Hall called the meeting to order,
and Miss Ella Cole was appointed Secretary.
After discussing the objects of the meeting it
was decided TO appoint committee OF five
ladies 10 draft a constitution and bylaws, also,
10 make nominations Of permanent officers, TO
be submitted to the next meeting for its consid.
Grafton. said meeting to be called by the chair.
man. The committee appointed were as fol.
lows MIS- Beelow, MRS. Pratt, Mrs. Blan.
chard, Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs Hall.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

THR CHHAPRsT PLACE 70 buy Gents Fur
nishIng Goods 10 undoubtedly the popular
nishlng Goods Establishment, No ASS 7th st.
opposite Patent Once, where they have lust
received an immense stock OF Underphirts aud
Drawers, and all other Furnishing Goods for
fall and winter, which they sell from Is to 20
per cent. less than any other house in this city
Go there for your own advantage. Iw
Evening star., 1869-10-05

REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Mr. X. A. Phillips
sold yesterday, the &th ms ant, two lots on his
North Arlington estate-one Of y acres to A.
P.Whifney, Esq. OF the Treasury Department,
and 10 Hiram Zimmerman, OF the War Dep ,rt-
ment, lot OF 81 acres adjacent-both at Sl5J
Per acre.
Thomas E. Waggaman, real estate broker
and auctioneer, sold the northeast corner OF
20th and i streets, improved bv frame, used
store, to George johnson, for "a, 900.
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main in G street north, between on and 10Th
streets west; passed. .gGFT.f|.
Mr.. Holmes gave notice that on next Monday
evening he would move 70 reconsider the vote
Sy which the canal hill wa rejected.
AT II O'Clock the board adjourned.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

THIS rs TO NOTIFY THE PCBLIO thai Geo. Is
Wilson l. 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, &c, Is cheaI
as any person who advertises In the Star. 7,N
Evening star., 1869-10-05

RRMovAL.-A. Fisher, French Steam Scour.
erer. and Agent for the Staten Island Dyeing
Establishment, has removed his Office from
AS 7th street. opposite Patent Once, to lbs 9th
street, between + and q, opposite Patent
Office. S
Evening star., 1869-10-05

SAVE YOUR MONEY and buy yonr Gents
Furnishing Goods at the Original Franc, I9i
7th ST., bet. ID and E. No Branch Store. 9,20,I:
Evening star., 1869-10-05

For THE CHEAPEsT Gents Furnishing
Goods 90 to the Original Franc i94 7th street.
between ID and E. No Branch Store. 9,29,I:
Evening star., 1869-10-05

UEDBRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS. Soc, 6Oc. 75c
81, at the Original Franc, 494 7th ST., between
ID ard f.. No Branch Store. 929l:
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n0Brides' breakfast parties are to b CON.
splcuous feature Of the approaching social sea.
son. f sa.-'s-att Il H-t -
n1.A~r,on,t.ral I hoss trots" arc an the ras.
at The preaent lime in the copR'Sy.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

FINE WHITE SHIRTS, Sc, 81, s1-5O, 81, - So
at the Original Franc, 49i 7th st., between
and +. No Branch Store 1921:
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OFFICIAL.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-Seventh Council
Of Washington City, ID. e..

An ACT to widen the cutters of square ls..
Re 1t enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board
g Common Council Of the City Of Washtngton,
Inet the mayor be, aud he is hereby, autnor.
square number l9e, from Fifteenth street west
to Sixteenth street west, to be widened 10 the
wIdtn; also, on the west side Of said square,
rom street north TO L street north, to be
wloened to the width OF eight feet, and that tue
COST OF the same be paid out Of the unds of the
FIRST ward; the said work TO be done bv davis
wtrS, under the supervision OF the commits.
sloner OF Improvements, with the assistance Of
the surveyor.
SIC. ,. and be 1t further enacted. That all
acts or parts OF acts inconsistent with this acr
be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
Approves, september ~, 1853.
AN Act to pay William N. Slowen for msoi.
cihes iuInisned TO the poor OF the FIRST
Be tenactedby the Board of Aldermen and Boa rd
q Common Council Of the City of Washington,
Inat tne sum OF two hundred ana three dollars
and twenty cents be, and the same is hereoy,
appropriated out OF tae general fund, 70 be paid
10 william M Slowen for medicines furnished
20 tns poor & OF said ward during the period from
approved, September L., 1869.
An Acr authorizing the erection and lighting
or lamps ia certain localities.
BE heRdcted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
Of Common CoSnctl of the CITY Of Washington,
That subject to the provisions and restrictions
"a eAO oSt W tue erectlOQ OF street
lamps, approved November 21, 1868 the M.yor
De, and ne lie hereby, authorized and req ted
10 cause lamps to be erected and lighted with
gas IN the several localities mentioned below,
viz
Eighth street west from q to p street north.
Massachusetts avenue, from Fourth 70 Fifth
street west.
Fourth street west from M and N street
north.
Fifth street west, frsm N to p street north
Alley known as Oregon or Madison street,
square 4iS.
Alley known as Ridge street, in square 5I3.
Approved, september IL, 1862
AN ACT to authorize the closing of barber
chops on Sunday.
BE 1t enacted BY tAs BOaed Of AldermeH ond Board
q Cs1no~ CosaeQ V tAs CITY Of WasAingion,
Thet from and after the passage of this act it
snali Be unAWtui Tor any persoa or persons u
open. or allow to % opened, within the limits
OF this city any barber shop or place where
such business II done on SuudAy; ana any
person or persons who shall offend or violate
against this law shall, upon conviction, pay Q
hne of twenty dollars, the informer TO receive
Ine half Of the SAID Ane. ft
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted, That all
&C or parts OF acts inconsistent with the pru.
Visions OF tnis act BE-, and the same are hereby.
I pealed. GApprsved, September II, 1862
Evening star., 1869-10-05

GOOD SOCKS for winter, g. 10, IS, IS cents, al
the Original Franc. i9i 7th ST., between ID and
T.. No Branch Store. 92g.I:
Evening star., 1869-10-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Strong has made a
contract for the erection OF sixteen ouf.story
b. tck 6uiIdines on A street south, between
second and Third streets. costing 5000 eacb.
These houses will be first class In every partie.
ular, with every modern con venience. and their
erection will 60 far towsfds improving the
neighborhood.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

EURNITURE FURNITURE
l. AT REpCCfO PRICES.
nying TO the scarcity Of money. the subscrieer
Der Suites, Chairs, wsrdrobes. Msttresses.
&C; Comprising q good assortment, 1t vary
reduced prices. As his business is atten ended
70 in person, HE lieht pelses enable hi N 10 OF
Ter goods At much smaller advance than those
paying high rents and large ssl4 es
}. B. WELLS.
las Bridge street. Georgeto~u D. O.
&c "a I'm Termi nati Sn of street
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UocToB scnuMAB q puRaSpy rosIoi


PRREEPPHREp From THE coscEsrRA TED
&c "a JfaXI fEaKXINDY iND p fRo PEosPHlrE
Ihi. Prsp.r.sion .. eoupo:ed Of the Component
Iss.5 cis: Is s;
III iS ctSTatN LSKfNs fSsE bIsEasRss. s2s THE FOL
Ineipient Consunptaoa. Nervous Debility, pys-
BODY. 6seIss;ioS q ssris.. Enoe:sirs n,sa uss
Of seirituous Liauors. khsI metism Ulcers AMI
sbroken down and debisstes impure S snsa,t,oa rSa
al sG es
take this Tonic regularly, and q few hottie. viii
PRICE, 81 PEB BOTTLE.
PREPARED AT
No. I95 WEST PRATT STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
CHARLES sTorr, 315 Pennsylvania avenue,
waship gton, " holessle Agent.
for SAFE By ell Druggists. an sSm
d. UNRiVhLfED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
The Great Internal and External Medicine,
Headache, in minutes; footbache, in minute;
ks.TSs,;.m kkss.Ts1s,s, S,.,Is.. SSg..,s.:
Cramps and Ohnlfc. Cholera Morbas
Inflammation Of the kidpels.
and many other diseases and ailments Of the humsn
body, too numerous 10 enumerste.
IL 10 Dfuret.c. curing diseases of the Kidasy-
and Bladder. IT, 10 : fOns aad stimuisut, sivins
an appetite and invigorsiing the system. IL 10 =
Ilapno,efic, causing Derspirs stisn and sIlsying
lever, Is an kxpectorsnI, acting on the Lungs,
and good In all Throat and Lung diseases.
There 70 not o pain or sche, nervous or infiam-
ebd IN most instances entirely cure IL should
swoye be used before any ether remedy 10 tried,
P1iCE. SO CENTS PEE BOTTLE.
Fold by all Druggists, Dot thecaries, and Dealers
ksRtf &. fsRows a Bso. Sol. p,o,,,.,o,
eell.fsv0m " Wholesale Drueeists Bsitimsre. nd.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

A ROUGH CUsToMRR.-Last night officers
Caruthers and Taylor arrested Mack Jenkins,
colOred, IN what is known as "Manassas Gap -
near O and Thirteenth streets. for disordprly
conduct, and started with him for the Second
Precinct Station, but Oh the way he resisted
the officers, abused them and fought them the
eEtiIe distance, and attempted to clear the sta.
ton. He was oked up, however, and this
morning Justice Wall fined him IS, and held
him TO security TO keep the peace.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

THE OAK HALL Clothing and Merchant
Tailoring House, AGO 7th street, opposite Post
Office. closes every evening except Saturday,
al : O'Clock. Open Saturday until 10 p. N. 6
Evening star., 1869-10-05

NATIONAL TouRxAMBnT.-To.dav q grand
touynsmeDt Tor . prize lance te taking place at
the Rational Con rse, over the Eastern Branch,
In which fifteen OF twenty ar. taxing part and
aod Continue until morning. This morning,
headed ny = rand Of music 10 a four horse
eoaco, the Krights made fine appearance
upothe avenue. H.r
Evening star., 1869-10-05
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
FACULTY:
MAJOR General o. o. HoNARD, IL d, Presj-

Major General o. o. HoxiRD, Ii. d. Presi.
slLAs 7. LOOMS, N. d !. Dean. No ,.s Penn,
eyeLue, Professor Of Che mistry and ToxtcOloSy
hoBkkT BEYBURs, N. o., No. 30 . street,
Professor OF Pripcfpts and Practice OF surgery
JOS. TABER JOHNSON. NJ D. eerretsry
corner of 10th and n streets. Professor of Ohste'
trice and Diseases Of w Wsmen and Chill 'ren,
GlD1oN PALMER. N. D., Professor ot
tpWIs BENTLEY; n D.. Professor of Bs.
PHINcAS II. STRONG. II. b. Professor OF
Principles and Practice Of Medicines
CHAe. b. PURsIS, NJ ID No 3s2 Ilth street
Professor of matefia Medics and Tharapeu.ics
BOBE6T REYBURN, "a. Professor Of Cliu-
ical an n Operative Surgery
ALBXANDER r AUGUSTA. NJ. ID. No. x2s
street, Professor OF Practical Anstomy.
Lectures viii Commences on WEDNESDAY,,
October g. att O'Clock y. m, with an introductory
Prof. CHARLES b. PURvIs, MD.
FEES:
W y ~ y .----.. = B 0D
rull course OF Lecture o.
...............-.. 10
aete - 10
Fof fiufthef iuiOrmstlon address
Prof JOS. TABEB Johnson. NJ d.
&c ezo-eou Secretary.
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OpRoN HAIL.-Just received the largest aud
best assortment of mems, youths. aid Buys
Clothing ever offered in the city OF Washing.
ton. Please give us call.
OpRoN HALL,
4i6 Pennsylvania avenue.
corner ~ street.
Youths suits q speciality
Evening star., 1869-10-05

DEPARTMENT CLERKs.-The Chairman Of
the organization OF Government clerks who,
al their last meeting, was directed to appoint a
COMMITTEES OF fifteen 10 look after the interests of
the clerks in relation TO securing q better ten
Urn of off ce, grade and compensation, has ap.
pointed the following.-M. L. Higgings, J
Fred Myers, Captain !. T. Smith, II. Town
send. w. p. Sherman, Treasury Department.;
Interior Department.; @. W. Turner, William
Van Week A. q. M. Provost, Post Office DE.
partmert; u. B. Searle, Captain A W. Latte
more, War Department.; Jasper Smith, State
Department; B. F. Hauley Navy Department;
Z. II. Falwell, Agricultural Department.
Evening star., 1869-10-05
ETRUsCAN SeTTs,
Pearl Sets,
Jet Sets,
Rubber Serts,

Alaska Diamonds,
SIlver-plated Ware.
Received this morning, at Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store, No. 1876 Penns y lama avenue,
betw cen ~ and 9Th streets.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF COLUMBIAN
COLLAGE,

sIRErET, BETWEEN l3rH aND 1srH.
The regular course o. Lecture. IN thi. rnsti.r
tlon VIII commence oa fsteAr. October l. st 8 %
N. Fer furth.- Informal tion address
JOHN RILRy. m a. Dean
el-aw <ls New York sy let 18th and 18th.
II G. sHIRw1N. TRaCHRR or PIANO
HI. AND ORGAN. For tarms apply AZ HI.
r..ic.noe Ne. f5S street north, CT Al IN. musio
stores. Sc ~ 2w'
AIRS n. BCrTs- TEACHER 90 VOCAL
W MUSIC. kes.dencs, Grant Pisce. 81 dor
from IUth street seIs 4m
DRIvATE TUITION. Erperiepced Teacher
IL Oilers her srtylces st reasonable ste.. 20 Ser-
sons deeirine Cd'.fEl dsd TAO-oagL P4irrt. Ia
NrEcffoR IN any OF the fsllovtns branch hes, viz
Arnt metic. Algebra, English Grammar, Bh~tO-
WEIGHT. Nc 800 Massschnsett ave .e rs I'm.
HOWARD INSTITUTE, MD.
Location beautiful aud proverbiany hoslthy.
scho1l select Facilities for meatal, moral ana
pnysca deNeloemenf unsurpa-sed. Pupils thee
Cughy trained for business. for college, for West
Point or the Naval Academy. Fall term opeus
cuiars of Prof q. q. .MATuEws. A. M. Msth .ws'
store. p. ", Howard county, Mi. ses m
N1Iss MANTLE n DRAPER VIII Rr
SIPT4M2rn. at No, 100 l2th street. bet.een @
ene III. The instruction in English. French,
Latin and Music viii be orscticsl and tn OrOush
course Of Light Gymnastics. with Music viii
accompany the daily .xereises Glass hours
ion nine TO three o'cloek. hiss nraper re
ftrs 90 President Grant, whose children she in-
vrre'.r N Also; % ksy hsxnsn D: Rev.
n@,U. s. s., Brissdier General Z. ID. To~n-eni,
nv 1 aul-
Evening star., 1869-10-05
CITY ITEMS.

VERY GKNTRBL OFFICE SUITS. in six differ.
ent patterns, at SIS a suit, just received at A
Strauss Popular Clothing House, Pennsylya-
MIA avenue between 1uth and nth streets
doors east of llth street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TaI wIsf Esd !LAssIoAL, nAyHEnAT.
ICAL, AND LnGLIsH ACADEMt.
This iusti tution, recently uncer the ehsrre a
Rev Charles II Noerse. has beer reopeps5 er
Pref p A. sPRISGEB, A. N. IN the Pricnss'
Meeting House. on I street north, between lsth
None bot boys OF strictly sooc -sl chsr.ctar
vfll be received, ans one wf. oe retained Stsse
influence 10 found g. - injurious 20 the .chsol.
French and German ey native teachers ~ usual
Scsrcuhr, can BE- obtained 81 the ,Ok sto-. of ".
Bsilan tyne. No. 31s 7tb street, aud @ A Whit
EKKNcH AHD GERMAN.
Prot. HENRY MARIN win resume teaching
the abo~~ lsnsusees In classes and prirse fani
lee. Apply 4la street. corner 18th 80 = In
<>HABLrs w. CHAPMAN. oRGANIsT AND
" NfEACHER Of MCsie FOE THr PIANO.
instructor also I'm thorough ess. and Harmony
lees~ns siven st Q private sCheoi or seminary, ~
desire6. References satisfsctcry. Terms ~ tor
twenty four lessons Commur ioatiops l.it ~
Me.srs Hiis or M-tEerort Co.'S Music Stores
promptly responded 90. ~Id-
EyEEIEG CLAse.
An RyBNIEG CLASS Win he oresni r.a October
lsf ~ Etne erson Institute, 10th street betvceo L
Pe-tculsr attention given 20 eook keepiHe and
Pen m anshie. Jr PaffEReOS,
Teacher in Emerson Instttute.
sesS II Reeidence, sos Z street.
II HAYDEN. TEACH ER OF PIANO Or
Ii. GAN. HAkMONY AND SINGING
ktsidenee-&2s q street north, cerner OF sth
street. se - sus
Evening star., 1869-10-05

BASE BALL.-The champ on club, the Eek
fcrd," from Brooklyn, N. Y arrived here yes
teIday. They were met by committe, OF the
Natiouals." an6 escorted 10 the Kirkwood
House. The game which was expected to have
been played yesterday did not come of, on ac-
count of the Wet condition of their grounds
The "Olympics" will contest with the "Eck-
tords'' to-day and 10 is expected the game VIII
be very exciting The game will commerce al
three o'clock, and the street cars will run every
five minutes to the grounds. The following is
the order of striking and the positions OF the
respective plnes: Eckford-AIlison. Ist h Pat
terson, c. f.; Martin, D.; Nelson, Sd Hodes
2i b.: Devyr. s. 6; Tracy, I. t.; Eggler, T. f. ;
Pinkham, c. Olympic-Force. Sd b.; Leslie, c.
T.; Malone, c.; Young. r. f.; "Bi illings," 2d b. :;
Hurley. g. e.; Miller, lst b.; Robinson,l. f.;
Lnpch n
Evening star., 1869-10-05
YoUEe LAPI5s, 5sss ssEnII55As!; e.

4 ABJzRDTNG IND DAY SCHOOL,
Sll Thirteenth etrset
Tne duties Of this instita'i n viIl be resumed
se1te9oere The school building 70 locased On
rear on residence sdjoiuiaG the Epiphany Chorcb,
sna we'll Known ss the Epiphany High school
spsce Tor recreatioa and anu .emept Oircnlsrs
icy ee obtained by applying 70 the Rector Of the
sule sm MISS IA. ]. NARROWER
Evening star., 1869-10-05

ATTEMPIED SUICIpE--Yesterday afternoon,
q citizen named GeoTge w. Young. brought
70 the ~:h precinct station a young mar
named w. e. Whi,eno ore, and stated that be
had attempted self destruction by jumping
from the Ana costa Bridge, but he (Mr. IOung)
prsventer him. Whitemore was under the
influence OF Uuuor ard stated that he worked
for s. T. Suit, IN Prince George county, Nj.
He was allowed u leave this morning.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

N0TIcI on R13OVAL-

ezo'oYs3a 3 sSA. i 1sSs, ts g SUIT.
~ and 53 Louisona oveous
eHlW ana go 1sA street.
Evening star., 1869-10-05
uOEZAGA COLLEGE.

UoNZAGA COLLEGE.
The exercises OF
COMA C0LLRGE.
xu,u On sfr,ef, beftceea 9h and lo,i.
MONDAY, sEPfBMsBR 8, 1859.
AZ sou JAS cIAKKs, Q. d. Pressden,.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

ARIoN QUARTETTR CLUB.-This club held
its annual meeting last night, aud elected the
following officers:-R. Springsguth, President,
Dr. Sonnensehmdt, Vice President; Adam
Kraft, Treasurer; Frederick knoop, Secretary;
A. Hirsh. Librarian. The committee on the
late concert for the benefit of tue Avon tale
suferers reported net profit OF S275. wi hich
amount wenId ne handed to Mr.. w. s Huut-
ington to-day and about S2l5 more would be
collected at once from those who sold tickets
but were not members Of the association
These amounts would be sent at once TO the
general fnnd. The report was adopted. and
after some further business the society ad.
lourned until the next regular meeting.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

RESULTS OF JRALoUsY.-Last evening" of
ficer Crump arrested Saml johnson, colored,
living near EasSy's wharf. on the charge of
assault and battery on George watson, and
1t appears that Johnson met Watson, and she
form mer accused the latter Of beng too intimate
with his wife, and, drawing a knife. made at
the latter, but friends prevensed uioodshed.
Evening star., 1869-10-05

GYMNASTICS FOR THE LADIYs.-The gym.
nasium OF the Young Meas Christian Asso.
citation have engaged the well. known gymnast,
Mr.. +. Meyers, 70 take charge Of the ladies
class and instruct them according 20 the Dio
Lewis system. They have purchased q COM
plete set OF suitable apparatus. This evening
class is to oe organ,zed AZ tie rooms at seven
O'Clock. Several ladies have already Joined.
Evening star., 1869-10-05
EsTABLIsHEp IN 1896.
PREMIUM AWARDED IN 1887.
W. h wHEATLEY1s
PRE NIL n sTBAM DYEING
c,y.vs,~c Ayp -Aayypp,,su~rv
No 40 JEErERsON At

Georgetown ID. u.
heplefe With every desirable apparatus and pro-
vide With the best talent and tistic skill % tie
obtained. with constant personal attention on the
part OF the proprietor. makes this the best place
In the District TO have ell orders in his Iiue al
and promptly executed. se2i sn
Evening star., 1869-10-05

DetrIck, hine-, Hall. Holden, Holmes. John.
son, Piper Simms, Taylor. Thompson, Tinney,
and FeDable-l3.
Mr. Holmes substitute was also rejected:
Yeas-MetsTs. HattOn and Holmes; nays, II.
Mr. Beall again moved to recommit the bill
MIR. Hatton moved TO lay Mr.. Bealls motion
on the table; carried.
Mr.. Piper's substitute was rejected: Yeas
M<ssrs. BealI, Detrick, Gaines, Holmes, Piper,
Nays-Messrs. Boyd, krowne, Hail, Hstton,
Holden. Johnson, Mcknight. Nutter, Thomp.
son: and the Presldent-Io;
The vote reoccurTed on the bill as ORIGINALITY
reported when Mr.. Hatton moved to strike oul
the words "ths Mayor" The Mayor stood oe.
tore the Board as criminal on trial for q loose
distribution OF the peoples money, and ha was
opposed to placing any more money IN his
hands until the committee appointed by the
Boards returned their verdict Of not guilty
| No argument could convince him that willis
| the charges are pending thai this money should
| BE- placed in the hands Of the Mayor.
Mr. Taylor asked how about the chickens
| Mr Hatton replied that IL he (Mr T J chosed
| TO forswear his maDhood and lick the feet o'
Sayies ) Boweni he !miAt get q quota o.
| chickens and milk.
| attack on him was unjust and NO man with
| common decency would In such terms de.
noupce q man whose character was above sus.
picion and q was an insult 70 the people wac
Mr.. Hatton replied hy repeating that tn.
| Mayor was arraigned before q Gem mmittee o,
| which Mr. Hail Is GUAR man. ana ne asked ],
| mmon decepcy ongnt not to prompt mem.
| ber Of that committee not TO foreshadow hii
| report.
Mr.. Boyd deprecated the remarks OF Mr.
/ Hatton and claimed that the Mayor was ihno.
| cent until found suiltv.
After some further debate the previous ques.
| tioR was called and the bill rejected: Yeas
| the Prssident-5 NAys-Messrs. BealI, De.
| trick, Gaines, Hall, Hstt0p. Holden, Holme~
johnson, Piper, SImme, Taylor, Thompson
| Tipney and Nenable-tt
On motion OF Mp. Browne, the bill for re.
| pumberiOg houees in washington city VA.
| considered, amended, and paseed.
| 4r. Beall introduced bill 70 lay a Wa.el