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Governor Dennison left town this morning
Tor bis home, In Ohio, on a brief visit.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector PIownan as
follows: Cornelius Burlow. a brick dwelling
1oIth SIDE +, between New Jersey avenue
aIu North Capitol street northwest: $780,
Mrs Mead and r. A. Bartlett, four frame
buildings, north side D, between LIST and I'd
Bro, addition TO brick building, north side
Massachusetts, avenue, between Sd and 4th
streets northwest, 1000 John Johnson,
timers seop, east side I'd, between r and G.
streets northwest; S275.
AN OFFICIAL EXAMINATION.
The District Commissioners have desig-
rated Controller COyie, Auditor VinsOn
and Assistant Attorney Birney a commits
the Collector and Treasurer and tn report to
the commissioners; also, designating the
Controller, Auditor, Collector. Treasurer
ard Assistant Attorney as a committee II
examine lheibooks and papers of the several
of11ces OF the District and report what, II any,
changes they may deem advantageous as to
the manner OF keeping the books to the end
OF simplifying the same. This is the usual
annual examination looking to the eff
cheney OF all the District officers.
RECEIPTS IN AUGUST.
Collector Cooks statement of receipts fol
the month OF August shows the amount from
general taxes Qs15 for Washington, George
town and the county to I've 80 ,S1i .16; same for
lSll-2 and 3, 81 23S So from licenses. S5. 800
advertising, S97356; from tax sale, 1873
sll S33 IS; from arrearages, Corporation OF
Washington, S4s9T4; do. Levy Court, SIG
special taxes, Corporation of Washington
S2e4S.27; water taxes. 1896 -; permit fees
S2i2; redemption Of tax lien lsales), $50 IS
DO 1S15. SOC o.; deposit to credit of Eastern
market, S3i25O; do Western market. $1,000
distribution appointments were made in
the usual manner.
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To DESTROY CRICKETS.-Put Scotch smut,
upon the holes where they come out.
lRoNwoRK may be effectually secured
rom rust by treating IL with melted paraf
nne whilst heated under pressure. III paint
is used where heat is impracticable 1t should
always be mixed with the best linseed oil
and turpentine must be most carefully avoid
ed.
GREEN CORN FRITTERs.-Grate the corn,
and allow an egg and a-half for every cup
Inl, with a tablespoonful of milk. Eeat eggs
wen, ADD corn by degrees, salt to taste; put a
tablespoonful of melted butter TO every pint
OF corn; stir in milk, and thicken with just
enough flour TO hold them together. Fry in
hot lard. Test little at first TO see that ii is
OF the right consistency.
RASPBERRY NINEGAR.-Take ripe rasp-
berries, put them in pan, and mash them
with large wooden spoon or masher.
Strain the juice through a Jelly bag, and TO
each pint OF juice add one pound of loaf SUI
gar and one quart of vinegar. When the
sugar has dissolved, place the whole over
the fire in a preserving kettle, and let il boil
minute or two, and skim IL. When cold
bottle it, cork it well; and it will be fit for
use,
NICE CREAM PIE.-One cup of white SUI
gar, two thirds OF cup OF cream two eggs,
two cups of -four, Que teaspoonfrl cream tar
Tar, half teaspOonful soda. This will make
seven thin cakes, between which spread the
cream. For the cream, take half q pint OF
milk, put into q basin OF hot water on the
stove, beat one egg with white sugar enough
To sweeten, and add two tablespOOnfuls OF
corn starch; stir this into the milk when hot
and flavor with vanilla or lemon. When
cool, put between the cakes.
CANNING CORN.-MIS. :. a. G.. asks for n
reciDe for canning green corn and peas. /
Will send one that has been tried and proved
10 be good. Shave the corn from the cob, fill
tin cans as full as you can with corn. then
Iour i'm cold water about half the height of
the cans, place the boiler on the stove, and
boil four hours, then remove them FROM the
boiler and drop little solder on the hole in
the cover. hope some of our lady readers
will try this Mrs. Il. Il. r. in C7tris,ian
Monitor.
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EORG ETOWN.

TBE POTOMAC STREET EXTENSION.
mere still continues IL be a great deal OF in
terest manifested in the subject OF the pro-
posed extension of Potomac street, The par
ties owning property within the limits of the
PropoSeu Improvement have been very active
in their efforts 20 obtain a recognition of
tbelr rights, and IL is rumored that they have
succe odsd in obtaining from the District
Sommlssloners an order resembling their re-
cent order for the evacuation OF the pronartv
IN question.
UNSETTLED GRAIN MARKEr.-Business is
very dul at The Merchants Exchange tC-
Gay, there being no offerings, and sales OF
put small quantity of wheat at SI35 per
bushei- The frequent stoppage of the mills
at the wbim oil the canal authorities and the
continued uncertainty with regard to the
supply OF water for milling purposes has a
great deal to do with the unsettlad condition
of the grain market. Arrived-schooner
els wheat for Hartley & Bro.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Sept. n-Virginia SKIES peeler.
~; do consolidated. IS; West Virgiuisis 9: North
firm, l05s.
BALTIMoRR, Sept. IA Cotton dull - middline
nominally, I4aS Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
grades unchanged Corn dull-soufhern and western
Lower; southern white, NORMALLY Sass; southern
unchanged. Rye dull and unchanged. Hay Arm
and at unehanged Provisions strong: Pork-22 25s
sides, l27Sa1; loose packed 9aaI2sz Bacon active
shoulders lOalOl4 clear rib sides, 49,; hams l5a
l12. Lard actiye-rehned, l41salisi. Butter scarce
and strong-western extras, 27s2s; do frsts S5a2s:
Petroleum nominal-crude, 57Sa6; refined, ll&alIsi
Coffee nominslly unchanged. Whisky quiet and
NEW YORK, Sept. 4:-Stooks dull and unsettled
Money, III. Gold, l6x. Exchange, long 4sII
short, ts5x Governments dull and steady
NEW YohK, Sept H-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dull and dropping. Corn a shade frmer
LoNDoN, Sept IA, o. m.-The weather to-day is
fair. u s. bonds, lS65's, old, 1861; new S. los
Erie, 151a; preferred, "a.
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CITY MS.

MY STOCK OF perfectly-fitting Shirts, both
white and printed, is now complete, and
SIN offering them at satisfactory prices.
None but superior qualities kept ha e
small lots of both white and printed shir $,
intended for gentlemen, but being rather
snail. will suit well grown boys, and have
marked them from 81 30 to Sl.50.
GEO. c. HENNING, 4t0 eth street.
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TAKE TIME by the forelock and send such
garments as you desire cleaned or dyed be
fore the rush of work commences at the new
dye works OF A. Fisher, No 900 q street,
near 9th, or To his old stand. els 9th street,
opposite the Patent Office. Punctuality re-
spectable work and reasonable terms. 81
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fer Gentle M N only
10000 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle Con-
chas. at 10 cents each; no discount 10 dealers.
Ihese Cigars are selling at Is cents in New
YORK. PHILIP III. WARD,
9,2,6 Corner 18th street and Pa ay
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as
follows: Juan Boyle and Mary Ashton
Miles; John w. Shorter and Mary c. Smith;
Chas. W. Roberts, OF San Francisco, Cal,
and Joserhine Powers; George B. Carson and
George County, Nd, and jamie Greer;
Thomas johnson and Barbara Duckett; J. G.
OCornor and Annie G.. Cogsvell of George
shepherd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

TRADE SUPPLIED with Ndt,ire's Ber,rlfeT
by Charles Stott * CO., wholesale druggists,
No. 4sO Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
ID. c. osI:
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so the shoe can be worn with ease. Bunions,
lngrowtng Nails, Vascular Excrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at Dr. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
M. to D. IN.
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Feather Probabilities Today.
oEFIcE OF CaIEr sIGSAL OFFICER,

WASHING TON, NtTlItTnhrT It. INt0. \
For the southern portion OF the middle ard
the south atlantic and gulf states, generally
cloudy weather and areas OF rain, with
uOTtheTly IN eaSterly winds and SIT ght change
In temperature and barometer during tie
day, followed by railing barometer during
Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO A PAsToR.-Last
evening the congregation OF the Fourth Pres
byterian Church assembled al the church
and congratulated the pastor Rev DR.. Smith.
on the eve OF his entering on the 9TH year of
ms passionate. The exercises consisted of
singing by the Sabbath school and the mnsi-
cal society OF the church, an address by Rev.
Joseph L: Kelly. the junior pastor; prayer
oy kew. A u. Moore, and an appropriate
with beautiful bouquet on bahaIf OF the
ladies Of the church. The members present
then nled by their pastor and congratulated
him personally. The exercises were con-
cluded with singing "A uld Lang Syne," after
which refreshments were served. and the re-
mainder Of the evening was spent IN social
pleasure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

WESGER FLOUR, manufactured from the
very best wheat by the patent process, is now
ofered at reduced rates for the purpose of
extending its trade, a. ID. NJ. Ream's, sie
Louisiana avenue.
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fROSOrlOSs IN COMPANY A.-The follow
ing changes have been made IN Company A,
W, WSSIipsl on Llsht Infantry, and were pub
IiShed last evening at the s.rrgOry-- ;aorge
laws, promoted from tE-rt TO second SER
geant, vice FarquhaT, resigned; George w.
AIlhlr, lsOm fourth - tEiri sergeant, vice
Davis, promoted, AlOuzu &. Mari. from ffth
10 IOuTin sergeant vice arthur. promoted:
James @. Addison, from CORPORAL To fifth SER
GENT, wee Mari. promoted VIM. Degges,
NOTED.
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
new York avenue and 18th street, pays per
month. Ranking hours, Q to 4. SATURDAYS, o
10 and 10 .. Et3,14tlo
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II THE SUPREME c 9YgRT " TIE DISTRICT

Special Term, Probate Juisdscfsoa, Sept TIA, I7s
In the matter Of the win OF EMILE A. G.
CHRISTIAN: Application for letters OF admin
lstration, W.. O.. on the estate Of Emile A. O.
dav been made BY Joseph Schwartz. Ali persons
interested are hereby notified to appear in this
AT O'Clock q. 70 show csiise why letters Of ad
miDistratton on the estate Of the said deceased
order ne published once o week, for thee weeks,
10 the evening etar preyiors to the saj y.
Test: A. WEBSTER.
sep5 v.st" Register Of Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA is the ward
Of the nation, and its citizens find their re-
ward in paying special Improvement taNes
through J. c. Lay q Co, 2z3 AZ stTeet.-Adrt.
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THE TREASURY ROBBERY CASE was moi
taken up In the Police Court to-day. owIns
10 the fndisposttion OF Mr.. w, A. Cook
counsel for t. w. Brown. To-morIow AZ onf
o'clock was liked for the next hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

SUIT UNDER THE CIVIL RIGHTS Bill
This morning Gen. :. 8 Henkle filed g suit
fof FTalcts T.. Fisher, against the Pullman
Palace Car company, for having on the 18th
OF July refused her sleeping berth IL one
OF the cars OF said company az CinciunSS,
which refusal she charges was On account OF
her color, and she claims sS3 damages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va,
WIN. W. Smith, senior principal is endorsed
by the highest educational authorities of Vir-
g1nia. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less than those OF any similar institution In
the state. Se.eoI0
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LOCAL N E VS..
Constersed Locals.

The KeystO-cs and Pythiars (colored' B.
u. clubs played yesterday, and the former
won 10y q core Of II TO 2.
Mr. III. Hamln Steele sends ms the first
number OF a small weekly paper TO be called
the Commercial AdUCTftSCr.
MI. Robert Harding, while horseback
riding yesterday afternoon, was severely in
turCd by the horse suddenly slipping and
falling on his right leg.
Mr. samuel j. Garrett died last night at
bis mothers residence, corner of 9Th and r,
streets, in South Washington, vi typhoid
fever. he was CLERK in the Post Office de-
partment, and member OF Columbia lie ige
and Mount Nebo Encampment. i. o. o. F.
Officer kenner, of the lst precinct, yester-
Gay arrested man named John RuSser at
the 9TH street wharf, charged with commit
tiPg grand larceny in Fairfax county, Va, q
few weeks stree. and delivered him to the
Virginia authorities.
The excursiOnistS from Bridgeport, Con-
neCticut. who ia ve been making the todr Of
the battle fields around Richmond and the
Jams river arrived here yesterday morning,
and have since been visiting points of inter
est hereabouts. They sail tomorrow for
home
During August Of this year the letter car
Tiers OF the Washington Office delivered the
following: Mail letters. I76. col mail CARDS
l5,424; local letters. 26,612; local cards: S9l2.
and collected 125.3I5 letters and I3. 204 cards:
n decided increase on the August of last
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

DIR. c. w. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SO cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co., $50 PENN
sylvania avenue, Washington, s5eol:
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BCILDISG ASSoCIATIoNs-At the board
OF directors meeting held last evening To
complete the organizati OF tha Han1;i,eo
building association, Thomas II. Callsn WIS
elected attorney, and Charles y Fraser and
Lew >. Thomas, trus tees. We call atteDfIon
10 the advertisement, and advise .hogs dsSfr-
frg 20 obtain stock TO subscribe al once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

$50 TO $4,000 has been Invested In Suck
Privileges and paid 800 per cent profit. Chow
70 do It," A book on Wall street, sent free
New York. q.
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ARREST OF AN A ALLEGED HIGHWAY Pom
BER--l esterlay officer Kenner arrested a
man named John Rupert alias Williams at
the steamb boat wharf on the charge OF knock
Ing man down and robbing him of 40 in
Alexandria county, just outside o. Alexan-
dria, some days since. He came &c this CITY
Immediately Afterwards, aSd has been skulk-
ing about the wharves. Officer Kenner took
him 10 Alexandra and turned him over to
Justice Psdgett, of that city. who committed
him 10 answer the charge OF highway ROBBERY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales o
1872 were s219 eco. l.l2-s. W.T.
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'Py Sbiminy il Dot Sou
Natures BedUtider
s,S,6 removes tan and freckles
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CAPITOL SEMINARY, 2I5 4 vtreet southeast,
Pr WI %SIkISk; Principals.
German and Italian. Pr6f % q Mt EE1S1h
PeesssT q ATssl Maise%s,Ss and Latin Mis-
and OilcSior Painting, Head cralons, Pastel KIM
brc,dery. Wax Flower and Fancy Work.
N Tse SECOND SCHOLASTIC year will commence WE'D
=, References and terms on circulars, to be had at
keT's bookstore, corner and 7th 81. D' -
a Pleasant school room, with southern exposure;
globes apparatus 81 all the accessories Of irst,
class seminary or college. aug q 4w
MOUNT VERNON sEMINARY-Boayfinr and
III Day SohooICor YOVng LadteS and Ltffls GITls,
year commences WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18th. She The
course Of instruction is thorough and cOmprehen-
charge q the various Departments. Special fscii:
se S Se e e. and
MIS- MIS- ! ]: f. S $ESssHasSrns's Principals.
psfs Reg .Sop kg Ss
more Charles Scraho, New YORK; Hon JIG q New,
United States Treasury; Gen. B. X. CoWen, Assist
f HaI Sc Tetsr F IF the IFteTOs bon
Logan. DR.. d. W. Bliss, wsshington. snsis I'm
e D U G "A u II
soNs AND phUSETkss 70 earn Living, q home aud
LEGE. corner 7th and L streets, provides such an
education: The Practical English and Iniiistory
and The 5
receives Students without regard to age, who are
90 e Be paid az the ss
year, payable In six equal monthly instslments, or
Ssn,his instai%sss rsaSeisn Of 10 on s Sssl
sehS3iarshiP, and sg on life schosrship, for cash,
day or evening sessions. Those from abroad nay
s ss sSt Sssn. ST b. RP
~ oGGese' or address feT IstTated circular
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-14

THE ALUMNI OF COLUMBIA COLLEG and
ioe Juniors met at the Columbia Law Build
Ibz last night Thomas Williams was elect
20 general counsellor, Thomas McMahOn
hers DIR. Williamson vss elected an homer
10 Htmoeri ID. NJ. BrSnnon was elected
pIesiSeht 10Y The ensuing quarter; J. A HRws
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SUIT AGAINST THE W. s. q Z r Co
Gen. =. :. Henkle to-day, Tor Mr. Thornton
Smith. entered a sS-it against che Washing
ton and Georgetown Railroad Company for
damages alleged 10 have been sustained by
him on the 18th o. JanuaTy last by and
through the alleged negligence OF de fendants
the horses running 9Tvay down the hill on a
street south, and without any negligence on
his part he was thrown from the ear with
great violence To the ground, and his back
sPrained and cut, and ne was praised about
other parts OF The body. He claims $4,000
damages.
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THE WASHINGTON CHARIOT COMPANY
The meeting of the directors and stockhoId-
ers of the Washington Chariot company
called for last evening, at Moran's, 1Ol2 7th
street, did not take place owing 10 the sick
ness of some of the directors. An informal
discussion took place among those present
IN which 1t was urged that the stables should
be built on the ground of the market COM
pany, (east OF Savage Square market build
lng), and 10 cover the entire lot, IS by 22I
feet. 1t was further urged that full stock
OF horses be purchased-6O TO 100 for the IA
chariOts ordered-so that at least four
changes be made per day. Would it not be
as well for the directors at the outset to limit
the days work of their employees to not
more than IL hours, and thus set good ex-
ample TO the street car companies
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WksTfRN MaRHLaNO OOLLEGE
w ron NTUDkA Is OF BOTH SrNES
r.s IN SEPARATE DEPARTMENTS,
-. nav iig = tuil corps of Professar~
. Fifteenth Semi-AnnuAl session hes,n. SEPrEn
BEk LIST. iSs. s :"
80 Catalogues, with full information A. 20 terms
Course OF study &c furni-hed grafuftouslv a.
dress 1T WARN A. m .s----.ttf ~
suko cNoN Nesflniusfar
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HOME SCHOOL,
- Established lesa.
NOS. ls7 dsd lss Nora CAa-lss Ssrsa,
BALTIMORE
THK hARYLKND EGRICULTURHL COT
LtGE viii open its Fall Term on MONDAY

u, = L.GE win OPEN its Fall Term on MONDAY,
The aim Of the COLLEGE ts 90 offer the vounO
men OF Mar land, st moserste cost. the einrs>
uon best suited 10 them ure citizens and iaus
holders While Agriculture will he its leading Tea
lure, me y stem 81 study viii embrace the most an
mates. ~ -A@e"o-
Terms ao the scholastic year for students from,
Maryland and the District No cAarss Tor f,,tf,1. a
Fer students from other states 81 per year-one-
half payable on entering.
For circulars, or further information apply %
VIM. II. PARKER. Flesiieut,
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THE ANALOsTAN BOAT CLUB RACEs-The
regular Tuesday regatta of the Analostans
fas this week been postponed To Thursday
because of an accident 10 Cumberland that
Will disable him for two or three days. The
chief race Thursday will be between the reg
ular racing four and six picked men, with a
coxswain. Mr.. John Corson, the Oldest mem
Der OF tse club, will act as Judge, and a prize
of gold spOon-Oa badge will be awarded To
each one OF the winning crew. For future
regattas the committee have offered the fol-
lowing prizes: For junior fours a silver cup
for which at least two crews must enter; for
senior single shells, silver goblet; for Junior
single shells, set OF colors; for double work
ing boats, gold-line boating cup; for single
working boats, spoon oar badges.
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NOTICE Just received at =. LULLEY q,
AZ Pennsylyania avenue, between 9Th and til
JARS, rom gallon TO six gallons, Of the best
make, to be sold et twenty cents Per gallon. Dis
count TO the trade. Also, large assortment Of
CARPETS, Oh Cloths, and Bugs ut manufactory
prices sepe7N'
, 1875-03-17
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Mi6ncns, 8a.. 12tsn Mua. 1874.
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