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THE NEW YORK MysTERy.-s1rder If Miss
BOtrlsby-SUiode IF Her Supposed LOUer.-Walter
Oonkling, son Of Alderman Conkling, Of Patter-
son. New Jersey, and employed at the Salez silk
factory, shot himself with a revolver I'm the
neck and throat, about one O'Clock yesterday,
and Is dead. Connection with the BOwlsby at
fairs believed 70 have prompted the act
In the supreme court chambers in New York
Yesterday, Judge Sunderland issued a writ OF
h0Jeds corpus for the production Of Mr.. ROsenz-
weig, the alleged aboItionists, making il return
able this morning. Coroner ScheTReT com
menced an investigation this morning into the
circumstances attending the death OF Miss Alice
Bowlsby.
Inquiries have been made at the Offices Of the
German steamships whether a ticket had been
sold 20 Figa ROsenZweig, niece Of the doctor, and
supposed TO have been one Of his victims. A
careful examination of the books for the past
four months failedro reveal any such name. and
ner Whereabouts are stil mystery. Among the
effects found in DIR. ROsenZweig's house were
several bank-boOks showing deposits IN differ
ent banks 10 the amount OF several thousand
dollars. Also three lady's gold watches besides
the one worn by the doctor wife, and a quantity
Of jewelry.
CONFESSION OF THE SERVANT GIRL.
Jane johnson, the inmate and EO-called ser
want in DIR. Rosenzweig's family, has confessed
TO Warden Brennan that a girl answering the
description OF the body found In the Doctors
trunk came 20 the Doctors house from New
Jersey ON Wednesday OF last week She was
told by Rosie, the Doctors daughter. that the
lady was taken away by her friends the next
night, after which she heard nothing OF her
The girl states that ON Saturday about noon she
was sent out of the house with the children aud
remained out about an hour and a half. and
does not know what took place I'm the house
during that time. Ii was az that hour that the
trunk was taken from the house by the truck
man. She identities the comforter found with
the remains in the trunk a. one that was used on
Dr. Rosenzweig's bed. A diaper also found in
the trunk she recognizes a. belonging 20 Mrs.
ROsenZweig's babv.
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MD.-S. b. Hance, esq, e. trustee. soId ia.f
week, the farmin Piscstaway district. Spo~n
as ssBellevnes-containing4 as acres. for a .e,e.
purchaser Thomas l. Hume, esq, Of wsshine,
ton, d. Cs-P5aos Gcoryian.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

g X. OPP.
SECOND GRAND PICNIC OF FRIENDSHIP
LODGE No. ., KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Al Germania lnewl Schuetzen Park, in Gales "A
Woods. on TUESDAY EVENING, Septem- ~
Der 5, 1871 Tickets 20 cents, admitting a gen -
tlemsn and ladies. Coaches will connect with t2aA
the cars at eth street and New York avenue con-
yey persons to the grounds. Dancing to commence
Committed. Reside. ]. l.. Harris. A. A.
Bishop, j. SpillmaO, w. T. Flint au31;2t'
A TEMPERANCE PICNIC, for the benfit of the
"A new CATHOLIC CHURCH, East Washington,
TENDER 4th Biegler's exharating band will be In
attendance from a. m till misnight. Good dinner
or supper at 50 cents. The new Barge free 70 the
Island and back from foot Of High street, George
town. Tickets 20 cents children half price. ausD4t
SsCHARITY LEADS THE VAN"
A GRAND AFTERNOON and EVENING "a
PICNIC, for the benefit of st. Joseph Ger 81
man Catholic Church, will be given by the g.
Greenleaf Club, at Loefier's w ashington City -
Garden,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1871.
Prize Bowling and Prize Shooting on the grounds
on the day Of the picnic
;, Tickets, admitting a gentleman and ladies, so
Cents aus 1w
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CAPT. ANDREW M. BROWN, 18th infantry,
has been retired on account of long and faithful
service, wounds received, and disease con-
tracte1
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NEW YORK Ixyrrrxe PrsTrr~r,
port OF the arrival Of Asiatic cholera al T.,,-
Surg nss evidently stirred the New York sn-
snofues 70 action In defense OF their CITY. The
.epyis on me several sanitary inspectous, made
Puonc yesterday, contain shocking Revelations
az 70 10 sanitary condition. The mark houses
were FOUND 20 be I'm o condition the mere perussl
OF which II q trial % good nervek
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0Msrk Twain Samuel L. Clements, has
purchased house, and gone 70 live permxnent-
" IN Hartford, Connecficuf.
Inc rev; Newman Hall declares that the
en-, enn.enes or the United Kingdom have lost no
,ess man go 600 members by the vice OF iptem-
perAnee during the past three years
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CANAL TRApE-we have the gratifscst,ou NJ
recording yesterdays wogk at the coal vksr,reess
Is extraordinarily good The number az No.
loaded and dispatched were forty seven. carr
ing total OF Is tons Of eoal-cSnhss.~Ia.yys.
kews, 31ShH. Ss~o0sasd
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GEN. W. NJ. DUNN, left town last night for
Fort Leavenworth, under orders from the Secre-
tary of War, on business connected with the
Congressional grant of right of way for rail-
roads through that military reservation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

Hon. James r. Wilson a Candidate
for Senator.
CHICAGO, Sept Hon James F. Wilson has
consented TO be a candidate for the United Stats
Senate from Iowa.
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ANOTHER FEARFUL C.I.r-, O. - ~
vas visited on the twenfv-Srxf ~ THOMAS
Earlel hurricane, followed by Am eartS., ~ =
t aboneds OF dwellings were swept asaV. spdSs
rnmisr a y PSTscple were rendered houseless. The
" .-ses lost Is not ascertained 20
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THE CsLEBRATER, NORTH ARLINGroN
L -f CONCORD GRAPES TX 80
ARE BEING SOLD DAILY

by the follxine Grocers: 80 y.rr5,- BeE
N. w. Geo. II. Plant 4 Son, 1877 New York ave,
nue., between 18th and 18th streets n. W; W. a.
Young Co, 6O2 9Th street, cor. 9th and ste :,
under Masonic Temple; j. Orange d Co., $50 9th
avenue; Jas. Jrdinston, l1l1 Pennsyisas Ma ave-
nue.. wv
:, ir Gsorsetecn7Wm; T. Heron, cor. Bridge and
high street,; BlondonS cor Bridge and Congress
S siidsS1shs, Ss Bridge street John hscker, 20
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the g. q X ns SUI calls the Board Of neaA
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ADJUSTMENTS

OLD MOI ON EXHIBITION ANEW Ne
4e6 AND SALE 439
TTH Sly f7TH ST.
MARKRITER'S.
No. 4e6 Seventh street, between ID and Z streets
eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Choice Oil Paintings, Engravings Ghromos, &c:
Also, Largest Stock Piper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames Picture Cords and Tasses
Rings, Nails, &c, in the District.
STERMS, CASH.
Please remember Name and Number. APPLY
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DPOF. -sHELDON's
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING, 1904 ST. near lot

DPOF SHELDONS
Il FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY,
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING 1904 = ST., near 10th,
will open for the Season of lS7l-2,
On SATURDAY. September 2, a, 80 D. m.
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION.
JUVENILE CLASS. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
'1 IApiEs CLASS, Tt 8 B THURS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS, to D. m. .N
GENTLEMENSC CLASS, TUESDAYS and tzs1A
THURSDAYS, 7:30 TO .. m.
Especial Class Of Ladies and Gentlemen Tor the
" Boston" Tuesday and Thursday, to 10 m.
Reunion every Saturday, Z to 10 D. m. For Ladies'
and Gentlemen only; children will not be admitted.
Ladies desiring TO attend these Reunions will be re-
CURED to make application for Complimentary
Season Card of Admission by post, to PROF.
SHELDON, 919 18th street N. W. If unknown to
Prof. g., suitable reference should accompany the
note Of application. N0TICE.-Al pupils entering
the classes during September will receive s. lessons
to the quarter Private tuition and tuition in schools
private families private classes any hour agreed
upon. Residence, No. 919 18th street, between
and X streets. =. au 22-u
u O. REICHENBACH'S PIANO STORE,
l. No. 423 l1th Street, dbore Penna. AceaHs,
ESTABLISHED OVER 90 YEARsl
Sole agency for the sale Of the celebrated PIANOS
Of VIM. Knabe Co., Baltimore, and Wm.-
hcCammon, Albany; slso, second hand MN
rent on the most accommodating terms; Piano and
Organ Tuning and Repairing. ap4-lys
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The Political Prospect Rrixhse,sux


LONDON, Sept Ia IRE at Trieste YESTERDAY.
occas'oned by the explosion of petroleum, caused
great damage 20 the portion Of the city used for
the storage OF that article
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Batchelor's Hair Dve.

0otcAeK0F0 Ho1F Dye. ~
This splendid Hair Dye IL tho best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not cont Ain
lead, nor any c,talie poison produce paralysis or
death AVOID the Ssu1ted and delnsive Rrepsatons
w; A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty yeoys
unearnished reputation to uphold It's integrity as
4y Al druggists. Applied ct Is Bond street, New
lofK 800. $500. fe6-tf
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ThURSTON'S IVORY PEARL TOOTH pow
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth soid by al druggists Price, % and 50 cents
I'd SSo0xEN 8 iiiS9DOkOUskIDG GLOVE CLKAN-
DRUGGISTS and fancy goods dealers. Price, IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

A PRocLANATIoS EXPECTED. - Senator
SCOTS report Of the bad condition OF affairs in
certain counties in South Carolina was before
the Cabinet this afternoon, and IL seemed to be
the impression that the President would issue
his proclamation declaring martial law in those
localities under the recent act of Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

LOUD CALL FOR MORE RooN-Librarian
Spoford Of the Congress Library will bring to
the attention Of Congress, at the coming session.
the necessity OF making some provision for the
books and other matter under his charge. The
present apartments are entirely inadeouate
MI. Spoford's proposition is TO erect a building
lor this purpose on some one ofthe government
reservations lying east Of the Capitol. There
are now 200 900 volumes in the Library, and this
number Is increased annually by from y 900 10
1900 volumes. The copyrights occupy con-
siderable space, and they are sent in at the rate
of ~ 900 a year.
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A NTH0NY FISHER,
FIRST CLASS sOOURKR,
as STE STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OrTIcr.
By promptly adopting the latest improv ements,
NhsS1er OF American or European invention, am
GRABBED TO do my work In manner not 70 BE- eonaled
bJ those not possessing these facilities
LADIES' Dresses cleaned without beip taxi an An. -.
Al Kind OF spots ed without cleaning the vhol
ssrment, and Grease spots, after being removed
never snow again. Gentlemen's Clothes cleansd'
srihegt Shrinking OF Injgring the gsrment, a. the
folloviaS prices: Coats, % IS and IN 50: Panfs ~
6epslrins done neatly and az reasoc Able .rice.
New lorx style OF cleaning Kid Gloves-S sineis
Grape Eess and Trimmings cleaned, blaefened q
<whitej oolored cleaned and curled in the bsst tvh
, Once Of Che Staten Island N Y, Dyeing Estabr
lshsent, established lsl9 The Oldest aud iareesf ~
1ts kind in the country. IL not in the world
ANTHONY FISHER, Agent,
lyZ-D III Gle Qh street
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AFPoINTNKNTs--The President to-day made
the following appointments David Maitland
Armstrong, of n. Y, consul general at Rome;
James L. Graham, Jr., of n. Y, consul at Flor
ence; Matthew G. Holmes, of Pa, consul at
Kiang.
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CON q U N PTION:
It's Cure and It's Preventive.
RF u. N. 6CAEyNrCI. N. N.

Many human being has passed away, for whose
death there Was no other than the neglect OF
Those and dear TO family and friends are slice
ng the dreamless slumber into which had they calm.
adopted -
MENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01

SENATOR ScorT, chairman of the Kuklux
Committee, yesterday held long consultation
with the President on the situation OF affairs in
the South, and is said to have represented that
the condition of things in some sections Of the
South warranted interference by the federal
government, and suggested that the counties of
Spartanburg and York, in South Carolina be
placed under martial law. The President holds
the matter under advisement, and il Is SAID to be
one Of the subjects under Consideration by the
Cabinet to-day.
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THE TRADES.

TENTS AND AWNINGS.
TENTS for Sale or Rent for Camp Meetings.
fairs. testiy ais, &c.
AWNINGS for Public and Private Balls and Par
ties.
M. G. COPELAND,
Dealer in Awning Materials,
aug5 643 Louisiana ayenue
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS NJ 4. BROWN WILL RESUME HER
Il SCHOOL for Girls and Boys on MONDAY,
:. ptsmber 4, at her residence, 610 street N. W
Terms moderate. aualStH
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Tie whips fin Council.


The Hackmen's Association met last evening
I'm mon League Hall, j. W. Plant president,
and Richard CTuit secretary.
hr. GatcheN, president of the Society for the
PI1yeItiOn Of Cruelty to Animals made a short
address inviting the hackmen to subscribe for
The ere cuon OF public drinking fountain on
NV oSrS'S avenue, opposite the Baltimore
GeIOt- The consideration OF the subject was
postponed until the next meeting.
The secretary read the report Of the committee
appointed 10 wait on the Judiciary Committee
Of The Legislature. The chair stated that from
The conference held with the Judiciary Commit
tee IL seemed 10 be the intention OF Mr.. SOlomons
To push his bill through.
Mr.. Vim. Chambers submitted the following
rates otfarc 20 he recommended TO be embodied In
the hack law now before the Legislative Assem-
bly,: For one or two passengers from any one
Ioint 10 any other point within the limits of the
city Of Washington, 81; for three OF more paSsen-
gers fer The same trip, 80 cents each from any
Point IN Washington 10 any point in q Georgetown,
IOI one OF Two lasstn myers, Sl-oJ: for three
more passengers, same trip, - cents each: for
the Use OF any haokney-eoaeh or carriage, by the
hour, Size.
MI. Mclaughlin moved that one miler he
ms rted in tie first section, instead of from
- any enc POINT 10 any other P0int;- which was
agreed To- The section was adopted. The third
section was amended by the insertion of -
instead Of Sl.S0. The fourth section was amended
by the Insertion OF - fifty cents additional, -
instead Of a. seveEty-fve cents each" The fifth
SECTION was adopted A motion was then carried
that these rates should be charged from a. m
to 2. H., and before and after that the rates
should be at the option OF the driver. Mr.. Snow
moved that for theaters, receptions, &c, up To
AZ O'Clock the charge shall be 81, after that at
the rate OF sl.50 an hour; which was agreed to.
The committee appointed at the last meeting
10 confer with the Judiciary Committee of the
La giSlature was continued.
MIR. James McGraw was elected sergeant-at-
arms, aud Mr.. VIM. Downey vice president.
hessrs. Digney, McEardle and Chambers were
appointed a finance committee. and committee
TO procure hall tor the meetings OF the associ-
alton was appointed.
CONFERENCE TODAY.
The committee, appointed for the purpose,
held a conference this morning with the Com.
mittee on Judiciary Of the House OF Delegates,
and presented the scale of prices adopted by the
meeting. and asked that IL be engrafted in the
bill To be reported 10 the House. The COM
mittec promised that they would give the SUBJ
1eet careful consideration, protecting the rights
Df nj c0peerrei
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THE C0TETE-

POLICE COURT, ysigs GTay.-To-dsy, Francis
Scala charged with keeping nuisance his prem
ises-a lcaky priyy; fined -. VIVA. fetch. =, III
ing horses On Z2d street with hose; fined s.. VIM.
Thomas. running a cert witaou, tho proper number
placed Ga it; -. Mujiu Brandt. profanity On be
street; c3. VIM. WayHeld, came oifrnSe: IS. Msry
Holland a vagTaHt' was sent Z" the wprkhouSe, ia
default 81 security. james Travcrs, Calural. cursin
On Tie street; IS. Geo. W Brooks, vagraEt; work.
house.
a ,fRTCEnFNT WHICH was Not FOLLOWED.
Richard smith. charged with selling iiguor with
cut incense This u l. alleged, i low groggeTy in
the neightorhoGi If Louise alley and policeman, in
order 10 get at the case, procured 70 there
y purchase liquor. in order to obtain evidence Mr.
fine counsel for accused, asked that the Testimony
q this witness be ruled under he decision or
Judge umphTeys in the L.tha Pitts case. Thai AZ
o1ncer who induces crime to be committed j. not
entitled e credibilty as witness. Judge Gray
could not Bee il in that light, and after hearing the
testimony Of the officer, fined Smith $40 An appeal
Nas nC-,d; VIM. Warf u, assault and b9tterF n
ofncer l.. ). Cunningham; 6nsd SIS
FOUND CASE.
john Taylor, charged with assault and battery on
biary Lee. John Taylor IL mpioyef by The Pound
Keeper ana took MARY 8 COW. Mary resisted AMI
charges that Taylor shook her. al the sam, time
used very Insulting language. H. took m. = -
ue pound, and Mary was forced TO ga ali ~, -" ~
there and pa the 81 fee fined So Adjournss1 IN way
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A l. L Y A \ ID RIA.

DESPERATE ARREsTED.--Thc Captain of q
canal boat, JAS. Scott who made 4 malicious s-
sault last Saturday night upon a cripple man
named John Smith, OF this city, "a hand on hi.
boat, was arrested at Sandy Hook, Yesterday. i'm
consequence of Il tclC gram fTCn this city, and
logged in jail tier. ?. await a requisiton from
inc DoNerlor OF a lie Is reported to BE-
desperate chaTaCj,. e., a. having served out a
term III the ponitertary, and e. have said when
searching for Smith. who laid wounded and con-
ccaIod IN the bushes, 81 can't find the son OF :.
- but he II bleed to death. anyhow"
ALEXANDRIA AND fREDEGICKsBURG II. r.
Nests. Mcclure and Studs, the confrsctors ~,
this end Of the Alexandria and Frederick.bur,,
railroad, commenced the erection of the bridp'
over Gamer ron Kun this morning. LabOrrr,
also this morning commenced work ON the line Of
The road between here and Washington about A
nile this side OF the toll gate.-Gdsette last ere-
ING. ~
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< Il 4 G. Z A 4. TIE 81!


e. II Z CHA TIES!
Ladies suporiine BRITISH HOSE, regular made
double heels sad toes, ) Falr fIr 81
Ladies Hemsti.ched Fine LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, for ST.
Ladies Hemstitched Finer LINEN HAMMER
CHIEFS, 3 for 81.
Ladies' HcmslitchSd Finest LINEN HkNpKER-
CHIEFS, 2 for 81.
Ladies Hemstitchcd Superfirse MOURNING
HASnkEGCHiEFS, , tor 81
The Sc whalebone FRENCH CORSETatSl
Those sets Of lovely NATURAL CURLS at 81 each
Those beautiful Gold Plated and Jet and Gnld
BRACELETS at l each.
That handsome assortment of FANS at 81 each
And the splendid variety of LADIES' GARMENTS
for 81. f
Gents Superfne (A BRITISH HOSE, pair for 81
Gents Super stout "a Al BRITISH HOSE, pair
for 81.
Gents Fine All Linen HANDKERCHIEFs, 4
for 81.
Gents, ss1perfne LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, 3
-Four Of he best BATH TOWELS you ever bought,
for 81. AT
SILv X II f. G,S.
3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
lyll-tr Near Pennsy lyania avenue
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RoPosAL FOR FUEL

OfFicE OF DlsBrRSINe CLERK AND Sr-p,-
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMFNT.
WASHINGTON. ID. g. July Is ls-l
eaI,N froposals viii be received at this &c r,,,f
~ = S.oek M IN IL ESDAf, the "a day Of AuSnsf
menf- as follows. Ne depart
f3r the delivery and storage Of COO tons fe 90 ~,
81 the best quality Of Baltimore Comn.or ut;,ol
A.h Anthracite Furnace Cal WINE
OF the delivery and storage Of 80 tons 20 90 ~.
Lei quality q Baltimore Company or bes. ousls,5
na.el bei " hite Ash Anthracite, egg size foy
snS ss Ihs shove Coal &c be thoroughly screened
Also, lso cords 81 the best Oak Wood wen s.as,-as
Pine. VI "N- eo"Sone1 Ocst bakere'
\, IN whole TO be inspected weighed and measured
July nth, 1870. - - Va S0"sress Vi
VI Ahs.erage samples Of genuine Baltimore Comrany
~ me Ash Anthracite Coal must scc0mnnnT "a <
Dl1s TOT the different articles will be cS.r,sidered
and the Department the right 20
Ie!ect AL or any PORTION Of the bids received n
o.cnd Tor the interest Of the Government 80 10 do
formsnce Of the contract.
G. ID. CHENowETH,
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AN EXCITED CROWD Of men and boys passed
up the Avenue this morning FOLLOWING
Pound keeper Wheelocks Black Maria for un-
mnz zled ours, which was out making an early
raid on the animals. Two men preceded the
cart with hand-net used tor catching the dogs.
Long live Wheelockl
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The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE of the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty TO animals have ap-
pointed Dr. Robert Reyburn, Major John ii.
King, and Mr.. II. Q. Merritt a COMMITTEES To
wait upon the proper committees of the Legisla-
ture and urge them TO take immediate action
upon the bin for the prevention Of cruelty 10
animals and the bill making an APPROPRIATION
for tie erection Of drinking fountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-20
THE HENRIETTA PADDoN Hc,yI.
eide.
DR.. sHI.u.E.,' sE.,'TE.s-C,EB.
His Remarks i'm Court.
Judge Humphreys Remarks.

ne Asserts Hts IaHccsEce, and Ploads for Aercy
On IccoUH; f Has FaIaiIy.
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CONSTABLE AProISrED.-Governor Cooke
to-day appointed Joshua Parker, at present one
OF the baliffs of the Criminal Court, as consta-
BILE for the county.
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SLATE MANTELs!
SLATE MANTELs!
n l. L YLES,
AT
HAMILTON d PEARsON's
No. 4, Y. M. c. A. BUILDING,


jylo-tr CORNER 9rH AND STREETS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
We are Offering great Inducements in
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, PARAsoLS, sun UMBRELLAS,
CASsIMERES AND LINEN GOODS,
Together with all kinds of SUMMER GOODS, with
adine, 80: fine White Marselles, eOc: beautiful
Tigursd Lawns, is.,c.; superior Black Gro. Grain
SIX ssplendid bargains II S2ttSns q Al, kinds.
ieNn 10l Bridge street, Georeetown
I AsELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AUBURN
IL DALE, MASS.-School raised to full college
Tsde, Including Greek. Prices vedsesd euarter
under direction Of Mr. Eben Tourjee Facilities for
German, French, and Painting, unsurpassed, Fall
ksT exRs sF.sGmas shS S For ases'
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition of ERAsTUS B. BiGELoW. of
BostSni Mas, praying for the extension Of patent
Cloth: +"
II s ORDERED that the testimony in the case be
for filing arguments and the Examiners report be
limited TO the 18th day of September next ana that
said petition be heard on the eth day of september
sb& s''n max ofSo TE ~ ssf.rns Submissions.
n0UBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GINS !.
y great hareains, at PRINCE s Loan OfHce Sales
heoms. l0Oo PennsyIvania avenue. Suis-tf
RRICKs BRICKsN BRICKS m
100000 BRICKS Of all kinds on hand And for
$500 sMiTHsoN DUNN.
spl-g 1898 Tour-and-a- Hsf street, ]. W.
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A FINE STOCK OF sPECTACLEs, suited TO all
found at
ie 9-lm POE r SELICSON,S
CAsH PAID FOR LADIES', GENTS AND
" CHHDRENB CAST OFF CLOTHING,
H0oTS, SHOES, ETC., at l.. GRADwOHLS 5, I73n
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail frsm
Georgetown or Washington attended TO. oc6-ly
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SUGARS.
Best New York Brands
TEAS.

As will be seen by the above list our stock com
rrises sixteen different varieties, Of which we have
a large supply now on hand, and are constantly re-
ceving fresh invoices, and our facilities for obtain
ing aud receiving the same are such as tha, we have
hestancy in asserting that are able 20 compete
fully with any house this side Of New York.
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Ihe ITtSoHSr Sentenced 10 TtoO Years and Sir
Months imprisonment in the Peaiteatiary