Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-01

BUILDING PERMITS have been Issued rs fol-
lows since our las,:-G. W. Donaldson, two
story frame, 11tb. between and Z northwest;
Andrew Neville, two-story frame, A, between
Sd and 4th northeast; Charles Borland, two
story brick, Vermont avenue, bets eeu n and o
streets northwest; Johanna NJ. Homes, two story
Simmons, two-story frame, High, between 9th
and eth, Georgetown; Mrs. Barrett, two-story
frame, 9Th, between ID and northeast; ID.
Curtain, two story frame stable, rear 612 Fl
street southwest; John Mccarthy, two story
frame, Valley, between High and Congress,
Georgetown; Robert Young, two-seory frame,
east; Edward Motion, two story frame, Bounds-
~, between 18th and 18th northwest; W. Mill
bousers, three STORY brick, 9Th, between 1 and
northwest; A. Davis, two-story frame, sth,
between ID and southwest; X. Eichorn. two
story brick, 9th, between X and l. northwest;
1h9mas Collins, tive story brick, IL, between 9Th
and Ith southwest; Aida Hughes, two-story
frame, o, between 2Ist and 22d northwest; John
b. Taylor, two-story frame, ID, between % and
Sd southeast; j. .. Armes, two story brick X,
between Sd and New Jersey avenue northwes,;
r CureD, tw0-story brick. M, between 22i and
23d northwest; O. T. Davis, three three story
bricks, M, between 4th and 5th north west; j.
McCutchen, - frame, 18th, between G and
southeast; Henry Clinton, two-story brick,
Franklin street, between ith and 5th northwest:
s. C. Clark, two story brick, East Capitol street,
between 9th and 9Th; E. r.. Whitaker, three
story brick, Grant street, between 9th and 10th
northwest; M. Hines, two e,0cy brick, in 80 are
537, between Sd and 4th and and X northwest;
Mary Baldwin, two story brick, East Capitol
street, between sth and 9Th; f. A. Clavery, two
story brick, East Capitol street, between sth
and 9th; j. II. Byram, two story brick, 10th,
between X and s northwest; James Williams,
two story frame, r, between 18th and 18th
northwest; j. 4. Herrell and j. P. Childs, seven
two-stOry bricks, 9th street, near Virginia ave-
nue. southeast; Andrew jackson, two story
brick, M, between Sd and AZ southwest; Chas.
Schneider, two story brick, I, between 4th and
5th northwest; w. NJ. Wyiie, one-story frame,
G, between I'd and Sd southwest; S. w. Bland,
wo-story frame, X, between 4th and 5th SOUTH
west.
AWARD OF Contracts FOR FURNISHING
SCBooL STATIONERY, &C.-The sealed prOpo-
sails for furnishing public school books, lob
printing, and stationery for the public schools
and Offices of the District, were opened and the
Al the various school books and articles OF sta
tionery, with many articles outside Of the ordi-
nary line and suited to the engineers office.
TIE following named gentlemen are the suc-
cessful bidders: Solomon & Chapman, Warren
Choate, William Balantyne, j. G. Parker e.
Crandell, and for job printing Messrs. Judd &
Detweiler.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So.
CIETf.EThe twenty-first annual exhibition OF
the Agricultural Society of Montgomery coun-
ty, Md, will be held on the 9Th, 10th and nth
OF this month, at Rockville. The fairs have
been successes In previous years, and the ap-
proacning exhibition promises to be most in
teresting. The attendance will doubtless be
large. and the premium list and general attrac-
uons nave been arranged literally.
REAL ESTATE SALRs.-Messrs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers, yesterday sold q lot of
ground In square GO, fronting on o street, be-
tween North Capitol and LIST streets northeast
u rect 2fnches, and running back 81 feet in
ches, to Charles KoZel, for cents per square
foet; also lot Of ground, same size, fronting on
q 80 foot alley in rear of same, to Conrad Bower
man, for cents per square foot.
INsTALLATIoN.-The following officers of
Auxianna Circle, No. /, OF U. A. o. Druids
were installed last night by ID. ID. G. A. Druid
Ihomas Rich; Past Arch Druid, A. f. l.. Reese;
First Bard, Ella Morrison; f. Bard, NJ argaret
Mclean; Treasurer, Emma Parker; Secretary,
Louise Cayanangb; Inside Guard, Margaret
crawford; Outside Guard, Francis Morrison;
Conductor, F. A. Benter.
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EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS FOR TEACH
KEsHIPs Superintendent Cook, Prof. Geo b.
Nashen, Prof. Warning, of Louisville, together
with the sub board OF. trustees, are to-day con-
Quoting the written examinations of candidates
Tor teacherships in the colored schools of Wash
lngton and Georgetown at the Sumner School
buiiding. There were present about thirty
candidates.
. IHR JBWBLRY WINDOWS at Prigg's store
nave The most beautiful samples of goods in
this city.