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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

oAsk Ball Orien.dls If Nev York rs
Nd;IOaols Of his Citx-Nc,loncls Vfesorioa, =
The oriental club OF New York, as stated In
yestsrday's STAR arrived in this city yester-
Gay morning AID were taken in charge by the
National boys by whom they were shown the
various points OF interest IN the city, being
s-ans ported about IN one of Majors six horse
Cosches. About half past three u. m. the Wis.
tors were driven 70 the National grounds nd
soon thereafter the cortesting mines were with.
IN he ball neld- The Orien tails are q very gem
flrmanly LOOKING set of young men. are entire
~ snateurs and as such are conceded 70 De
mrs: class club in New York The Natiouais
however, were too heavy for them aud had an
Easy Thing of II throughout Osbourne, the
pi'cner OF me Nationals, did better than in the
game with me OlympIcs a few days since, and
xaves promise OF being a valuable acquisition
20 me club. There were not a great number
OF spectators present, es the great heat preve
90 maHy from yenturfng out. who would
otherwise attended. The following Is the
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THE LATE J j. PATTERsoN-As announced
IN the STAR yesterday the body found drowned
on Thursday last, near Commerce street wharf.
baltimore, proved 70 be that OF Mr. J. J. Pat.
terson, clerk in the library of the War De-
parfment- Mr.. Potts, Chief of the Bureau
dispatched fellow clerk of the decea sed 70
baltimore yesterday 70 csnvey the remains TO
WasniD g;On, but IL was found that decomposi-
ZION had been so rapid as 70 make il prudent TO
bury them a. once, an the BODY was placed in
= vault al Baltimore Cemetery The deceased
was member OF the Masonic fraternity. and
was much respected here
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Amusements, Excursions. Pic.Nics, &c,
TEMPERANCE EXCURSION TO the White House
This evening. See advertisement
-WKEKLY ExCURsIoN TO Mouut ysrnon
or he steamer Arrow, on Tuesday and Thurs.
day-
Nailor & Bros stables
MARKRlTsR's ART GALLEY, iss tn street.
SMITH 4 STRoss's ART GALLRRY. "a, =
street.
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RAID OF THE PoLICR-Lieutenant TAFT aad
Sergeant Grer. accompanied by q detachment,
OF the NTH police precILci. made a raid yester.
Gay afternoon on house Of bad repute, stu
at-c on 4 street, between Iith and 18TH where
fhey arrested the proprietress. Mrs. Hester
Green, sid three OF her borders, named Ann
Lewis. hllly Barber, and Nellie Johnson The
parties were arraigBed before Justice Harper
who held Mrs. Hester 10 bail for her appear
ance az court. and required the others to give
security Tor their good behavior.
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WORK CoMMENCRp.-Mr j. T. Hall, the
contractor tor the CONSTRUCTION Of the archl
roadway at the intersection Of North Capitol
and T. streets, has commenced the work, and
the bridges over the branch Of the Tiber at Sd,
sth and 5th streets are under way, Mr.. r. ].
KING having those at Attn and 5th streets, and
Mr.. Reside that At ID street. 1t has been found
necessary TO drive piles for the last. named, and
Mr. R. Is now driving piles seventeen feet in
length. The roadway at North Capitol and +
streets will be 300 feet In length. and Of 80 feat
width, and will cross the intersection dag.
onally. so as to accommodate the travel on
both Of those streets. street is being grade
now, and il is likely that IL will not be long be-
fore North Capitol will be opened.
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CoNPLIMENTARY.-An number OF gentlemen
employed In the Government Printing Office
ana elsewhere rendered a complimentary en-
tertalnmept 10 Mr.. Louis +. Clements last
night al tie Columbia Hotel, PennsyIvania
avenue, on which occasion speeches and senti-
ment prevailed. ard few hours were spent IN
a happy manner. Mr.. g., II will be remem.
oersd, mas recently received the appointment
OF Deputy Collector and Inspector Of the Port
CS Georgetown-
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HIGHWAY RoBBRRY AND AesAuLf-A man
named william Jameson was taken to the
FIRST Ward station house on THURSDAY night
seriously wounded about the head. He states
that be was looking for . lodging place, and two
colored men volunteered To show him q cheap
hotel, and took him down 18th street. and when
near the river struck him on the head with a
slubesbot. knocking HIM senseless. and rob.
bine him OF sls. He was unable TO describe his
aseailants.
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LETTERS FROM rHE PEOPLE.


The csrPsratisn and she Usary Laws.
EDITOR STAR III have beeu surnr;s.a NV .
bill ior some CITY levy for paving q sidewalk.
IN which am ADVISED by printed notice that
may pay the whole within thirty DAYS or paw
IN instaiments, adding ten Per cent per annum
Corporation goes stih further: II charges 2K
per cent per month--30 per cent. per annum1
on deferred payments. Did not Congress re-
tere,t beyond six per cent be legally exscted
by toe Corporation or by Individuals:
August ~, 1862 M
Our correspondent adds in a note that this
practice Of the city needs further illustration,
and that 1t will require q nice casuist to Jus.
ufy It.
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pROPosALs FOB Feel AND FORAGE.

OFFICE CHEF QUARTERMAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT.
RICHMOND, Va, August Ia, 1859
sea,ed Proposals in triplicatel viii DE received
81 thie once until p. n of WEDNESDAY, the
LTD Gay OF ssp;ember. 1879, for the delivery OF
WOOp, OATS. AND Hay, to the Post Quarter.
master az Winch hester, Virgins. in such
O. may be required from month to month for thf
service 1i that Post during the period ending June
sepsrste proposals are re qnired: For Wood, TO be
dry, hard and free fro m small or crooked limbs,
Tor Oats to be sound. clean. and weighing not less
than % pounds 70 the bushel, for Hay, to be We
cured and Of the best quality
Blank forms for proposals aud fpf orm alton ne N
amoun's and conditions of delivery. can b. OBJ
Minec at the ofhce of the Post Qusrtermas,er 81
Wlnchest er. Va, or at this Office
By order OF the Commandibg General First Mill
tary District D. q CHANDi,Ek
Brevet Colonel. QuarteI master u q ARM.
Ghlef Quartermaster LIST Military District
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WORTH kNowiNs.-A friend OF ours informs
rs mat the Following remedy cured him of the
bite Of copperhead snake, and he knows of
instances where parties bitten by rattlssnakes
were enectually cured Take an onion. lea yee
of the wild touch-me-n not and salt in eoual
proportions, and apply a. q pouluce three or
four times per day.
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The BorENsrErx-wHALKY CAss-Yest

lHk bOkRNSTEiS- WHALEY CAsR.-G ester
day afternoon, h V. Whaley. ex-member of
Congress from West Virginia, was arraIgned
before Justice ID. r Smith, on warrant is.
sued on the 10Th instant on the oath OF Angus
tus :. Boernstein, charging him w with
having committed an assault and battery upoL
HIM with intent 10 Kill. bernstein, in his am.
dayIr, says that on the evening of the 9th in ST.
about 10 O'Clock. as he was passing along l
street, between 1st and I'd streets, in company
with Augustus Nolte, he vas assaulted and
BE- aten bv Mr.. Whalay, without any provoca-
ton on the part of afffant, and that NJ. WhaIey
threw a stone a him, which barely escaped
striking him in the head, and that he believes IL
was the intention 70 Kill affiant when he threw
the stone. Mr.. l.. @. Hine stated that the
case was partly investigated on Thursday
evening before Justice Chase; that the facts at.
tending the assault and battery, recIpr ocally
charged by the one against the other would be
investigated in one case, and there was no ne
cessity tor having two separate Investigations,
and suggested that IL would be proper to dis.
miss the case. The justice viewed the matter
IN the same light, and dismissed the case.
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100 IN THE SHADE, PHRw AT Franklin
Co.., opucians, pa Pennsylya ANA avenue, the
Thermometer rang rd to-day as follows: O'Clock
am, Il degrees; 10 a. m. %; II a. m, IS; II m.
81; l p m. 90; 2p. m, 90.
To-day. n p. m, the thermometer stood.
Gil1man's drug store, 102; At Christian Asso-
cation building, 1G3; at Kilbourn 81 Latta's
ONCE, eth ana streets, loo; and at DooIey's
drug store, on Capitol Hill, lbs. Still there Is
q match game OF base ball this afternoon.
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ELECTION OF OYFICERe.-At q regular meet
Ing Of Oriental Lodge, No. 9, l. o. q. T., held
lowing ofncers were elected for the ensuing
4uarter:-W. T.. T, Milton Ferguson; Wv
hrus rni sp:Is aI n 9ou. w. X w. q.
"A. Bruce; w. G., Miss v. Taritcn; w. M,
Mrs. Mary 4. Bryant; w. I. g., Mrs.. e. A
Boron; W. q. g., John +. Angel; p. W. G. T.,
A S. Clements.
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CITY ITEMS.
FANS.
Cut Bead Chains,
Rubber Crosses,
Japan Braids,
Cluster Sette,

FANS.
Cut Besd Chains.
Rubber Crosses,
Japan Braids,
Cluster Sette,
Rings ana Plus,
Rubber sets and Bracelets.
Heceived th,s morning az Prigg's One Dollar
Jewelry Store. No. $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
between ~ and sth streets.
CoRSs, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
ces, BuDions, Enlarged Joints. and other dis
eases o. the feet, successfully treated By DIR.
White, Surgeon Chiropodist, No. ~ Pennsyl.
vania avenue, between ~ and eth streets.
residenc es between 8 and .. m. No charge
tor consnltati on 81 ONCE. Established 1St1.
ATfBNrroN.-We beg to call the attention Of
medical practitioners and invalids to s.Spesr's
Standard Wine Bitters," as a mildly stinL lat
Ing diuretic, sodorific, and tonic aid TO deoili-
tated persons. from whatever cause. Their
base Is Speers pure wine, without the SEM
6lance Of medication, except by herbs and
roots. The most delicate ladies use them with
decided advantage. They are remarkably
plea SAINT 20 the taste. Sold by druggists.
THIS IS TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that Geo Il.
Wilson & 10. can sell Shoes, Boots, SC, as cbsap
as any pei son who advertises In the Star. IA
MUST wIN-"No Use Denying ae Fac."-
Stevens, Proprietor Of the Tea Hong, has
adopted q principle of selling Tea that ,xxst
,cia, being sound and correct in every featare:
Cne pound as cheap as though you bought .
thousand. :
6,l7 alone" SO Tn strees
THk sRHATBsT relief imaginable can be sf-
foraed ibis warm weather by wearing one Of
those ele CANT suits selling such astonis hing
~ law prices At the celebrated Oak Hall cloth
ing store, $50 Seventh street, opposite the Post
ono, " here, in addition to eentiemen,s Ban
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arran ma Pogue. q, ab
d etc alpaca and linen suits, chiIdren's Gsri.
balde suits in erea' variety are also TO be had a,
the m ost rea soma Bile prlces o.
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ACCIDENT.-Yesterday, q painter, uamsd
Robert Llttieton, engaged in painting the front
of q house on 8 b street. near II. fell from the
scafold. and was seriously injured DIR. Miller
was spes Oily on hand and dressed the ufferer'.
wounds, after which ne was taken to his
home.
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BARGAINS BABoAINsl
~ " 'A CHEAP FOB CASH
Tor fev daSa only, DAVIS
30 MsSket Space.

WILL RHMOVB 70
con. IIGHrH ST. AID MARKET SPACE.
eHPTHNBYR I. 1850. Selling Ut greet reduction
1or Gosh previous 20 that time. A.
-s..+ % HaFkeS eDoce
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UBIAf INDUCTION IN
yANOY AuD MILLINH1Y GOODS
FOR few dsys oulr, preyiops 30 removal eeptsm
Der !. las eau e once Ard st esrsssnn;1;
auas.tf 2. Sc 90 MARKET sSses.
p1OPO6ALe fO8 FR1eA R10B. rp

OFFICE Acrrxe Co,naI.sAlY 9. sus.Iss.McR.l
1oRS HeofR, 0p., Au0nse "a iodes
:: sSi: s:s sss a IS s:a
sss s o. ddssIe % Se Yr.ss as1D.
9SSss y tAn os sy sfss sSS o.
Iss Def 10 % 8 q god nArkssssls Quality,
tDssas, shssks and kideey tsiio 20 es exelaasd
TIE Deeks Of eattle slsufb tered 70 be cut off nc
the feuIik vsrfs6rai JOINT and the breest trimmed
S sn; The shsaks q the fore gusr ' cut OF
Re bind enartsTs hop six 70 sisht i.ches above
~ p%"sss w nos;ni M ~ seske n what price mar
Icupd choice cats VII % fernshea for sales y
preyosaas mu,x M dfsspetly. -aaprs~t Props
ssls for trsh sect srs aasressed g t9e,usdes
e rseet any all BIDS not ~ fse inherent ~ the
CopditiSns' ,.on,rement-. payments, &C., made
"v's~~~ ". O. 9RIeR,s
Ftr .rs - Lat LisGt sthArulleTy.
au20 4. Q s., y. 8. A.
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-. p. BROwH q SON,
CORNER 18th STREET AND NHw 10 rAvr
GRIAr
BED TI0H
PRIol
.,.s q q a L.
DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF,

BEAD2'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr.)
oFflCE cHiEF toNMIssART OF 81 ssISTsNCs, y
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA August 1911. lsS9,A
sealed Proposals. Gin du plicatel viii be received
at the once of Lieutenant d. g. Fenno. Eth
Va, until MONDAY, september 18th. 1859 at u
m for supplying the United States Subsistence
department with FRESH BEEF at Winchester
six months, from October lst, 1853, or su ch
ices time as the Commitsary General Of subsis-
Bidders are requested to be present TO respond
70 toer bids and be prepared give bonds for the
fulln1lment of their contract.
heretofore.
By command Of Brevst MAJOR General Csnby.
s.A PORrER,
ence, First Military District a1 l.6t
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rHH SEvUfH WARD DuMPINe GRouHps-
"A committee of the Board Of Health, with DR..
Reyourn, Presideur, and Dr.. DexRr, Secreta
~, in company with Lieutensnt Noouan, Of
the SANITARY force, yesterday made an inspec-
non OF the dumping grounds for night soil In
me seventh Ward. This nuisance has bsen
loudly complAined of by the citizens living In
the VICINITY and II - understood that steps
will ~ once be taken to have IL abated.
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I IRBEGr NEAT BISCUIT;
L. LON DON BISCUITS:
BRNTs WATER CRACKERS:
LONDON dyspepsia CRACKERS:
ITALIAN PATTI;

VDRMIUEILIE;
MACCAkUNI;
PARMESAN CHEESE;
just received at N. W. BURCHBLL'S,
Corner of 18th aud y streets.
al Is Under Etbitt HsuseS
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CoRoSERs lN0UEsr.-Last evening, the
SoEober, Ut W. w. Potter, held an in Y uest at
fhS Owen House on the body of George a
took' VINO died there yesterday about IL
O'Clock, and after hearing the testimony OF DR.
MILLER, VINO examined the body shortly after
me deceased expired, and The evidence OF reia-
nyes ana employees OF the house I yerdic:
Vas rendered that he came TO his Gza BY con-
kesAcn OF the brain The deCeaSeI, y 40 is an
aSsls-Ant engineer on the Baltimore and Po,o.
mac railroad, came to the hotel, from Rain,
more, on Thursday evening. and showed no
signs OF Illness al thai time. About IO% O'Clock
tne oSii CT his room rang twice. Waters
answered The bell, and found Cook lying upon
the moor insensiole. He was placed on q bed
ana physician sent fer, but before the arrival
% me latter (Dr. MIller) Cook had expired
I1ln opium was afterwards found in his
POCKET dis friends placed Tie body in charge
OF Aessrs. Harvey i Mari, updertlkers VINO
IGIblshsd The coffin ana shipped IT 10 his family
n Baltimore.
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FTNKRAL.-Yes,erday afternoon, the funeral
OF the late Capt. Hehle, formerly o.: the Sh
New York volunteers, took place from his late
residence, AZ street, South Washington, aRd
was attended by the Washington Scngerbun l.
the Washington Turnverein and the Wash
ington Schnetzen Verein in large numbers,
headed by Heald's Band. The remains were
inferred IN the German cemetery, " Prospe
HILL" Rev. Mr.. Refs offieIating, and the Sen
gerbund singing several appropriate pieces.
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WOOD AND COAL

w o d. WOO d.
Nine Hundred Cords OF
nlChOkf, OAK. BAhRRs' AND SPRUCE
PINE MOOD
Tor ssie q low rates ate l.. SuERIFF,s Coal
40 Wood Wharf, tooth 9Th ct. Orders left =
omce on tennsylx3nis avenue. between 81 and a.
sts No. 4S5. Willie prom pity ATTENDED a. aus Inn
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EXTENSION OF THE CONGRESSIONAL GEN.
ETERY-The Board Of Managers OF the Con.
gressional Cemetery have recently added to the
grounds about fifteen acres Of land lying to the
south Of the cemetery proper, and fronting on
the Anacosta river. The grounds 10 now be.
ing put in order and leveled and graded, and
will make q handsome addition to the already
beautiful grounds. Sales OF lots ana sites will
commence very shortly.
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OFFICE OF TRUSTEES PUBLIC SCBOoLe
~ WASH TON, ID. O.. August 10 ls;e
Sealed Proposals are invited. aud will be re-
b lot. IS9 ct clock D. m. for furn fshtns the
Public schools Of the Second end Fourth Districts
with WOOD AND COAL for the schooi year
ending Jelly 5, 1870. W.
SECOND DISTRICT.
80 tons White Ash Egg Coal.
Pine "oee' sA1eo sno Spin.
FOURTH DISTRICT
81 tons White Ash Egg Coal
Pins "oeo' saved ana spnt.
To be- delivered from time to time during the
school year, at the different school houses in such
quantities as may be ordered by the Trustees
Each proposal 70 be endorsed Proposals for
Wood and Coal" and addressed to the under
signed. JAMES q. pULIN
Chairman Committee of elp plies
au19 tRep &Chronl
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B. JEwELL's PRIZE SOAP.

l.. B. JEwELLy PRIZE SOAP.
THE DsT,
BEcAUSE THEY SAVE TINE, LABOR AND
MONEY AND MAKE THE CLOTHES
WHITE AND CLEAN.
The Premium ORIENTAL eOAP,
NEW YORK CITY SOAP,
- CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP,
LAUNDRY SOAP,
:" FAMILY SOAP,
Are brands asuperior quality, and are guar.
anteed to give ERECT satisfscion.
TAKE NOTICE.
a. Ins name .. JEWELL, and also the quality
ASK your grocer for any Of these, and be sure yos
get them, and take no other
manufsctory.300 and ao2 street north, be-.
tween 4tn ana 9TH. washington. ID. O. felG,
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y = o A ST o NJ
The Maryland YBEE STONE ooMPANY
are prepared 70 furnish their Stene in dime nsions
SAWED TO eRDEB.
STEPS, PLATFORMS,
WINDOW OAPS AND STILLS,
WATER TABLES, COPING,
FLAGGING, ASHER, Ar
BUBBLE Oh ROUGH SOUND eTONI, FOR
heavy masonry, In large Quantities.
CIV. HAYDEN. Secretary,
msrl6-oD All street.
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CAMP MKBr1NGs.-A camp meeting for
Montgomery Circuit OF the NJ. e. Church
south commenced Yesterday near Poolee VILE,
and will continue until Friday next. A camp
for aillsbo1o Circuit Of the same church viii
commence on Friday next, 27th instant near
Hamilton, Cthe terminus Of the Loudon and
HampsArs railroad,) in charge Of Rev. Jshn
LandDueot. r|-"i - - :. - = : -
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FOUND DADA jury of inquest has held
on the 9TH inst at Indian Head, on the Poto-
mac river. over the body of J. T. Suddath,
found dead at that place. The verdict of the
jury was that he came TO his death from causes
to them unknown, but believed to be from vIo-
lence.-POrt Tobacco Times.
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y-balls caught-Nationals, Shelly. I, For
ker }, BirdsaIl 2, joyce 4, total 3 FivbalIs
caught-OrientaI, Magee 3, Hindemsn l. Bun
ing 2, Sears ., FitZimmens, G.. 2, Perine p TO.
TAI N Base On called bills-Birdsail. Struck
ouf-Osborne and Hartley. Base NO error
National 10 times, Oriental times. Doupls
pley-R FitZlmmons and Delmaide B.lls
caIed-NetioEal -, Oriental y. Passed balls
National ?, Oriental s. fine Of game
hours and - minutes Umpire-J. J. Boards
leg, of the Union base bali club. Scorers
MssSrs. Call ker and Potts
lie hTst series OF home and home series be-
tween me Olympics and Nationals of this CITY
Is IN progress this afternoon as we 20 20 press
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+ A. BOSWELL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
Ondce-22s "a street west near st south.
Landlord and tenant and civil business
orally attended to.
Also, Deeds, Leases, Mortgages aad Wills dsl,
executed. s
once open from q m. 70 ,. %. daily.
epUu fRepu blicanl
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BOARD OF HEALTH.-At the last meeting of
NE board o. Health the Secretary presented the
Dill, Withdrawn from the Councils, relating 10
ire reorganization of the Board of Health:
winch was referred TO the COMMITTEES on New
business. On motion Ga DR. Loomis, the Com.
mittee on Nuisances was enlarged to seven
memoerS-one from each ward. The Score.
A1y snbmltted petition from the citizens of
me SeNenth Ward demonstrating against the
deposit OF night sell in that ward; referred To
ne COmmhtee on Nuisances. DR.. Meade of.
Tered preamble and resolutions setting forth
teat IN the vicinity of I'd street west and M
street. SCUM ssrious public nuisance in the
form Of great deposit OF night soil exists; and
no proper efforts are made TO deoderizs the SAD
soii, or render IL free from offence or disgust:
toatln the opinion Of this Board it is a positive
ara exciting cause of disease and a great source
OF general l-health, and that the Mayor De re-
specfully requested TO take such action as will
immediately cause the removal of the above
nulsanee Al d prevent its future repetition; and
tnat all deposits OF night soil within the civ
limits are hereby declared nuisances, excspt
seCn as snail be designated by the Mayor.
adopted Mr.. Cate was appointed a COMMITTEES
OF one 70 dTaft bill asking OF the Councils An
appropriation of 81 ,oOO for the purposes OF the
Board OF Health. Adjourned.
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W ASHINGTON
CITY DIsPENSARY, ::
Oh No 26S, Northtcess Corner Ia and NJ Stsssts
Medical advice and surgical oper alton to tn,
poor free of charge.
Once hours: 80 II .. m, to7pm 2
H. M TAYLOR, II. D., B.W. LAIIMBR, n. L:
Ally -
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FoRfuHAr1 DIscoyRpY-Omcsr Nokes. q,
ths Eighth Precinct, about ~ O'Clock THU
morning heard noise In the alley In tn
square bounded ~ New Jersey avenue and Ii
Ing In found thai the horse Of Mr. Sian vnv
had BEN taken from the stable This haltsr nav.
ing been cut) and notifying MI. s., the hors<
was returned to h1s owner. - :
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GIN. CRocKER, setting Mayor OF Washing.
ton in the absence OF Mayor Bowen, is, we are
gIad TO learn, much better 20 day and expects
70 be able TO enter on his duties a. the Mayors
ONCE on Monday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21
A PPLloAfI0! r0I pUPLIoArB LAHD
"A WARRAHfe.
DErAnrnEyr or TIE IRyElIoR.
PENsIon OByIcR, Jelly Ioth, 1855
10 WHOM II Nay G0NCRRN.

,AlDle.tson. hayias bee. neae ssae! the ct OF
June =, 1850. Tor the f0tseue Of d. foIloUina as-
scrtbed Iaod WsrTsnte, Which ere alls0Dl 70 ksve
been lost or destrvysd, -Hofics = hcrsby eiVsn
veSrout. poU ceYtfncoee OF yurranf o. like tonor
W Be rsassSsd, q 10 yshS cejsctios shosld tksa
No 1Js6. for ls0 scrss, issued unAer o. scx M
Ieorvery ~. l6a, IN the bans Of yAass a Iar.
mon. brother and heir at lag Of Ap1ssG Har1on.
SscsSsd: M 80 - granted nsvsobsr o, nv.
!. Sc 9 rs fer 80 scrss, issged s.ase the sss OF
vss srsnssd AIriI y, lsss, $780, u, iso.
Eo;WaI, Tor 100 scrse, iesus1 under tks Get of
80 ssTs. r; ,I , ga vss sFsassd April
.:::s "a ~ sss ; s:s' q s:sss and
doSssss1s q Ia wsssss 600 Ssr ~ - IA
a.ss1 for 1so sersc, issued under the scs q Isb.
vss 1sni.d ssIsenSsr 3 I'D oosoS.r 5. iss sna
~.oss M asr ~ asr.s. iss.ed lndsr ths Get Of
We eraneeA yaly Il. aeks. Asve1Ssr 8, -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

Coal AT TIE OLD PRIcxs.-rhe advertise.
ment Of Messrs. Gleason e Glenn in another
column Is worthy the attention Of hous ekeep.
era throughout the city who desire to pur.
chase fuel al reasonable rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-08-21

TEE Ssnday Aerning Gazette tomorrow win
be splendid issue OF that justly popular
Journal. Its contents viii be found varied, in.
structive and Interesting It's managers are
deserving OF the success which their spiritsd
publicatioa il 30 rapidly acquiring.