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BrrLpING PBRMITs.-The following building
permits have been granted since our last re-
port:
] c. Harkpess and 2. Jones, trustees McKendree
chapel, two-stsry brick church, 40 by ?5 feet, on
husetts avenue, between 9th and i0th
Jones and Collins, row Of three-story French roof
brick dwellings, g street, between s0th and 2lst; j.
II. McGill, for trustees of Hamliae church. two
and p streets; r.. h. and A. l.. johnson, two one
story frames, 10Th street. between ID and L, g. W;
III. Quieley two story brick, 9Th street, between 1
ard h, 5. W.; Thos. Ledwith, two story frame, I'D
street, near street: trustees Of Central Pres
byttrisn church, by z. Downing, church edi-
fee, story SO by So feet, 81 and Streets
Jacob Been, twenty three two-story bricks 9Th, be-
tween Q and streets; MRS Eichler, three-story
brick. 9th. between d and streets; Siattery
one ct ~ frame, q street. between Sd and ~ 3. w
H. NJ Humphrey, tw0-story frame, Rhode Island
avenue, between 81 and 9th Streets Teresa Veg ge
man. two three story bricks, TIN street, between
and n; Il L. HaiRht, eleven two story building 20,
street, between lith and 18th; j Il. Johnson, three
story brick, corner New York avenue and l2th street
N. y; W. B. Downing q Bro, three story brick,
will French roof. New York avenue, between llth
ard 17th STR etc; G.. b. Coburn, wo-story brick,
Massachusetts, Avenue. between l4th and 18th
streets Jacob Phle two story brick, l0;h street,
corner and 4th streets Tkos. Scrivener, twostory
brick Virginia avenue, between 80 and 4th streets
II. Dudley, two story brick, Franklin street,
/. bstween New Jersey avenue and 5ih street; VIM II
Black, two story frame, 18th street bet Rhode
Island avenue and NJ street; Henry Conner. one
story frame, between North Capitol and LIST streets
NV
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The Young Democracy.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE BALTIMORE IAMBC


The Young Mems democratic club met last
night a. the Dickson house, ten districts repre-
sented. and MIR e. T. Culver ia the chair.
Mr.. DnkSOn. from the committee on arrange
Inenfs, stated that they had obtained the use or
the lower part of CaruSi's saloon az headlnar-
teTs Preparatory 10 starting TO Baltimore, aud
mat they had procured suitable badges for the
members TO wear, asd which would entitle them
TO the floor of the convention. The question "a
10 the hour of starting on MONDAY was disc used
AT considerable length, AID finally 1890 O'Clock
a. m was the hour agreed upon.
Ar. Dickson stated that he n sd made arrange
meBts with the BalG more and Ohio railroad to
furnish round trip tickets for 100 per head,
and 80 complete were the arrangements made
in Baltimore that The expense OF each member,
oeed 50. He advocated uniformity OF dress as
much as possible.
On motion OF Mr.. Burrows, the club proceeded
to perfect their organization, and elected Mr..
q p Culver first vice president, and Mr.. John
Hogan second vice president.
he committee OF arrangements were in
structed TO select chief marsh al and assist ants
and reported the following:-Dr. George p.
Fenwick, 18th district, chief marshal; y. A.
MalOney, Sd district; William Turner, jr.. 18th
street; l.. b. Allyn, 14th district, and ". L.
Poulton, 10th district. assistant mlrshas. The
committee also recommended taat the mem bers
wear black pants and coat, white vest and straw
haf. 4 he report was unanimously adopted.
Messrs. Bauer, Ebbs and Burrows were APP
pointed a committee 20 wait uFon the delegates
and aternates to notify them OF the action OF the
club In rendering them escort.
y roll was opened for the reception of the
names OF those who would join with the escort,
and nearly 200 names were entered,
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.A. h. WHEATLEYS
w STEAM DYEING
AND SCOURdNG ESTABLISHMENT

Georgetown, d. q.
kstablished 1851 premium awarded 1857; and 10 nov
one OF the Oldest, largest and most complete estab
lishments Of the kind IN this country. Ny patrons
vii consult their own Interests By sending IN their
iall and winter goods during the summer moths
Best place in the District for Cleaning or Dyeiug
ger Clothing; Everything appertsining TO
closed daily at sunset, except Saturday, when II viii
be open until 81 .. m. Post Ofice Box T23 apa
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TIE RATS Of o certain locality in Hope
we'll, New jersey, recently migrated In two
Hundreds Of tracks were visible where they
crosss the road. How they prearranged the
time Of starting, the going in two distinct
than answered,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

SUIT AGAINST THE ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
Messrs. W. A. Cook and T. w. BARLEY have for
Equity side of the court for specific performance
OF an agreement against the Alexandra and
Washington railroad, the Washington, Alexan-
others. to recover the value Of bonds endorsed
by the late corporation Of Washington. The
amount claimed to be due Ii over $50, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06
CT T Y MS.

PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS: one of tho
largest assortmentsi in The United States Price.
S2'50. GEO. T.. HRNNING,
No. ilG I tn street northwest
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Markets To-day.

fALIIN"hks guI1 ,5--LuIton ohI All hollifsI
low midolings sDs. flaur Nery duii and unchsRsed.
hest, little better teeins prices n chsHEed Corn
quiet; stock scarce; white southern. -. mixed
ern. 6. Oats dolli mixed Gas, White. as Rye
sales, SoO tu-hels- at 7SaS0. Presisi ns strong.
mess rork. SlsssASlSA. Balk mea,s-shoulde-s n, :
sales OF d lbs o. rib sides o. clear rib sides
IA. Bacou-shouideTs. 8; rib sis-s, a clear rio
sides, Z: euear-oured hsms. I3sla. Tar eaq,,
Western buiter quiet and unchanged. Whisky dull
and M uninsl. ~.
NEW YORK, July 6-stocks strong Gold dull,
ISIS. Mercy easysi Exchange, log. ~; shrr.-
Governments strong and steady Virginia Ss, a.
rev. 80. North Csrolinafs. 81: new. 81
NEw YORK, July 5.-Klour dull. wheat auiet
Corn quiet.
LoNDoN, July 8. N 80 m.-COnsol. opened AZ OK
for nor ey, aDd esk for account. Bonds Of lSSs 81
lSis, old. ., Isl. g.: ls67. qehl. 10 aO's -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

PASSING AWAY! passing away!
Each Tooth Wash of former day.
Sozodont gives the coup de grace,
Goodbye to the humbugs let them pass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

The FIRE CoMNIssIoHKRs met last night, and
the chief engineer reported the suspension of
Private Riggles. of No. I, and Private Kuhns
Of No. company. The case Of Kuhns was
taken up, ana he pleading guilty, on motion of
Commissioner Wallace, IL was resolved that he
be deprived Of the usual fifteen days leave, not
have any days OF for two months, and be repri-
manded, and that he be at once reinstated with
his company. William Riggles was ordered to
be reprimanded by the chief engineer and REIN
stated with his company. 1t was resolved that
Q supply room be established at No. 1 engine
house. Adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

SOMETHING new and beautiful in jewelry re-
ceived OF Prigg's dollar jewlry store, No. 457
Pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9th
streets.
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g 3 A B A T II NC,

6 Z A BA HING.
COBB'S ISLAND, Va, is now open for the 90
eommodation Of visitors. Fine and Safe a n =
ing. lEs
Band Of Muec In attendance during the senson
Terms: s. per day: els per week
Route: From Baltimore BY old Bay Line, and
Norfolk by steamer n. p. Banks to Cherrystone
Address COBB BROTHERS.,
Ielo-lm Cherrystope, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler. near 4 x street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, treats COrns, Bun
ions, Club and Ingrowing Nails, &C.. withou,
pain, SO the patient can walk with ease imme-
dlately; operating rooms, $50 18th St., opposite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York money markets were extreme
" duh yesterday. The stock exchange did not
open until u O'Clock snd closed at 4. Govern
nent bends were firm. but the voiu me OF bust
ness therein very small. In the stock market
the same dullness prevailed. nearly every
prominent dealer and broker being out Of town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06
The Health Ouesffon.

Mr.. Editor Star Will YOU allow me to /" put
in my oar 2" As so much has been said relative
to the n!alarious condition of the city, and the
consequent danger of severe epidemic this
season, i have much reason tor believing il
would meet the views of a large majority OF our
citizens, and hope of the board of public
works, as well, If the excessive grading in the
heart OF the city-by which L mean not the
sloping OIL Of uneven surfaces, OF the easing off
OF steep grades, nor the more considerable cut
ung necessary IN opening up the new streets on
THE MINIMUM RATHER THAN THE MAXIMUM
amount OF cutting shall be the controlling
to the pecuniary interest of those who in SO
many cases have already erected handsome
improvements bordering thereon, as well AS
injurious to the health OF the people at large,
ana possessing IL is now almost universally
conceded no advantages in any degree common
surate with the injury to property and risk to
health should be abandoned, and that it would
be better and safe to fOrego for the remainder of
this season the commencement of any more
new cuttings, except in cases where the altera-
tons OF cross streets already made should render
such necessary. N0doUbt there are other causes
contributing in less degree to the unhealthy
condition OF thu city just now, not the least of
which il
THE SCARCITY OF WATER FOR CLEANSING
PURPOSES,
made so by the failure as vet to have the long
promised new water main in working order, BY
which hundreds of water closets in the northern
section Of the city and on Capitol Hill are with
out tlls indispensable arlcle. WOuiu IL not De
better to double or quadruple tho working force
employed thereon, rather than the people should
continue to suffer their present inconvenience
and manifest danger to health from this cause?
And it is to be hoped that when the main shall
have been completed. the law, just passed by
the legislative assembly, requiring all prop
erty bordering on severed streets to have drains
connecting the water closets with the sewers,
will be rigidly enforced. The damage to health
from these foul prvies, located in many instan-
ces in close contact with dwellings, incaculable;
and if the
OWNERS OF PROPERTY ARE TOO CLOSE FIsTED
TO spend few dollars in a matter so intimately
affecting the health of their neighborhood and
Of the city at large, they ought to be compelled
to do so. And then everybody should be ged
to dsinfect and clean their own premises-taking
away all rubbish, and removing everything cal
culated to cause dampness or malaria.
Lime is not a very expensive article; and
very small amount invested by every house
keeper every week or two, and applied with
care, might prove TO be very valuable one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

vIRGrNIANs DIvoRcED.-To-day, In the
Equity Court, Judge Humphreys made decree
OF divorce in the case Of Sarah Lawson agt.
George Lawson, giving petitioner the custody of
their children. The parties were married in
Westmoreland county, Va, in 1855, and have
resided here some years, and petitioner charged
inhuman treatment. Mr.. Cahill appeared for
testimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06
NRY GOODS Ar REDUOED PRICES.

As the season Is adv RANGED are selling all kinds
OF spring and Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices. Our stock OF Dress Goods, Parasols, and
goods for men and boys large, and mn be sold n
selling them cheap will enable us to do it, Call and
exsmlne our stock and buy bargains. BENJAMIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

JrxcoIxHALL SKRvIcEs--The hour AZ which
these services will be held has been changed to
= o'ciork n M They will be conducted to-mor-
row evening BY Capt. NJ. C. Wilkinson, assisted
by GEN. Howard, and probably Judge Strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

N 6TICB.
OPENING or AEEw sIATIosERI STORE
AND BLANK BOOK nANITAOToRY.
LITkOGkAPhING, kN6RAylN9, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
Ibe public are invited 70 call and exaraiIe ous
" 0ock. BAN. u. FRENCH,
Under National METROPOLITAN Bank.
..,,.v and mont dsor TO Jay Cooke . Cos
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CoURsR.-Yesterday, at the National race
course, purse race, mile heats, three in five,
took place. Only two horses put in an appear
ance-bay mare Maggie Duvall, driven by Allan
Sanderson. -Four heats were trotted, the sorrel
mare winning the first, second and fourth; time,
2:53I, 2:5lk, 2I.
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PAYING CRowLRY's LABoRRRs.-The board
Of public works to-day sent Paymaster Pardon
out on the Bladensburg road to pay of the men
money recovered from Crowley will 20. It IL
thought that sufficient WAS recovered 70 pay
the iaborers all that II due them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

STABLE BURNBD.-The alarm of fire last eve
ming from box 10 was caused by the burning Of
between Sd and AZ streets and Virginia avenue
and street southwest The fire department.
was promptly on hand, and did good service.
Loss about 500. Mr.. Cronin was badly burned
while trying to save his horse.
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iels Ell PESrsYLvANIA AVENUE.
NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED AND Fon eaLE
SHLLLIyGToSS BOOKSTORE
CoKNKR a. 81. AND Pa. Az
coed bye Sweetheart. By the author % Red a..
bose is She; prfce, rs CENTS. Noble Lord; seauei
TO the Lost Heir Of Lialitheow. BY Mrs soats.
worth; SlL5. True ss Steel. By Marion Hsrlsnd.
Mt i., and ,shout BY Geo: MsodOsSi9
OF Electriciy. Translated from the French: iiius-
uSted; VI 80 Right.d at Last: Novel: sI Ma
Del Lee By the author of Valerie Ayinsr. sl A
r snv fSom the Spear author Of Woven q
Thomas; Is cents. North American Rev,ew-tnrfI:
Northern fsnds. BY Oliver Optic: 81 50.
Life Among the MC.%en.; 81. south Sc. Bubbles:
sTATloNERY-Csp, Letter and Note Paper,
Blank Books, Psss Books, Memorandum BoSss.
Morkmans Time Books. Pocketbaoks steel an4
Goid Pens, rsbers Lead Pencils, Inks. M1cilsse,
Eyerything in the magazine. newspaper ana ches,
putliostion line, wholesale and retail, a.
SHILLINGTONS BOOKSTORE,
ays-u Corner a. street sDe Penns. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

A Boy SHOT IN THE FACK.-On Wednesday
evening, about O'Clock, rs some boys were
play ing In the neighborhood Of Ohio avenue and
l5lh street, another party OF boys passed, car
ryipg an Enfield musket loaded with shot, and
thinking To brighten the others, discharged the
musket. The whole charge took effect upon the
person Of q lad about fourteen years of age,
named Alpha Pssham, son OF Mr.. william j.
Pasham decorating the right side OF his face,
the Slot passing through his ear, and probably
fniuring the ST Sht Of his right eye.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

MORE SUDDEN DzATHs.-Yesterday after
room VIM. Sidnor, a driver for whitney & Lam
der's brewery. while driving along Maryland
avenue on his daily route, was Frustrated by
the heat, and died in a few minutes.
WIN. Dunn, an employe Of the navy yard who
has for some time been IN at the hospital, on
entering the navy yard gate yesterday morning
fell dead, it is supposed from heart disease.
An old soldier named Solomon Thaine died
very suddenly at Charles Mades' restaurant,
corner OF Sd street and Pennsylvania avenue,
night before last. Coroner Patterson was called,
but deemed an inquest unnecessary, as death
Was caused from nervous prostration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-07-06

ISsTALLArIoN OF OFFICERS, X. OF P-On
the night Of the Sd instant, Grand Chancellor
Cavis installed the following officers of Ger
mania Lodge, No. Is, X. of Pr. Sauer. w.
G.; John Ross, V. c.; Isaac r. Gross, Guide;
August Bachus, 1. S. Joseph STUN, o. s.
the following ON GERS of Reliance Lodge, No. rs.
X. of P.:-D. B. Bremen, v. p; f. Betz, W.
G.; s. L. Barry, V. O.; G. L. Eberly, R. s.; j.
c. Wilson, y. s.: @. p. Cooper, Banker; z. T.
a =
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Georgetown Advertisements

Georgetown Advertisements.
~TARMERs MECHANICS NAT BANK.
III. Directors t t,.;i ETowS d. O.. June 2 lSs
p a,.ds 0F -FOUR ca PER CENT, payable ON and
y5st W. LAIRD, JR Cashier.
oLLAR STORE FOR SALE.
oer ny Dollar store "a sale enc IL Su.nss.
, s small capital am 1oy retailing Artice
jy5 If j. G NICHOLS
rWk.T TIE IMPRISONED, DRY GOODs
~ and Millinery Merchants Of Georgetown. II,
business, on and after the srH DAY OF JrTY 1niii
the lsT OF sEPTENBtR, at the hour OF u. o'ciosS !
Mrs @.j eB srfety, n'sii's ehees,fd H. p.m,-
Mr.. Julius Lewis, Mr.. Benz KILLER.
Mrs. y. G. Brooke, Mrs. NJ. EnTich,
Mrs. N: n: Carlin, Mr. j. II. smSo.,
Mrs. Minnie Dahl, Mr. NJ J. Young
Mrs 7 K Shoemaker, Mr. ii c. Craig,
Mrs H. strssburg, Annie Young Bro,
y. :. w: Carter, j T. Young. Jys5.'
ny THOS. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Ge0rsetown
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on Fay
"a Gn T S'Tes.i nSse%SreetS g S a Auction
M wiz ssi on the premises . para Of f Lot "a
@froLtins 30 feet on the east side OF Fayette
10 feet improve ed by comfortabie and uearis new
Ta,@ pTsips house. containing seven rooms
with interest, secured by deed Of trust on the
property. Conyeysnoing and stamps at the cost
iyast. THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
Dissolution OF PARTERsHIP-Theu under
- signed, trading under the name and Arm of
seh"Ta Rs
l:loye is alone authorized to collect ali debts due
,,. ,n..... -,,, sslSSshfR A ss9attEAEIov.,
FuLLALOyE, at the old stand, "a High street.
M.s6inston: D. O.. june u. lszz. ielstw.
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United STATES PATlnT 0rIIOl,
LIMITED STATES PAI1lr 0TEL01,

On the petition Of IRXNCiS sTEBB2HS. Of
Hinsdele, Hew Hampshire, pr.yins fog the extse;
November, 1858. for an improvsmeat In SAFETY Ap.
paratus for Steam Boilers:
closed on the LIST day Of 0cgober next: that The
time for filing arguments and the 1xaninerb report
be limited TO the 1lth day Of October next, and thai
sd petition be heard The l6sh day % October next
Any lerson nay cpnoee the extenstoo.
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G0LD1H HILL.
Tt Se!sl:. FAMILY 1Lous in asrs sna -
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