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AT tn. BALTLm9kk SHIRT VAs.
toI2 Sfrsa sorfsgst, FssAtsgfos. u. g.,
AND
Is Wsa Eayats Stsa, BaHssas-s, I'D.
make the YEBf FIN EST DRESS SHIFTS 20
Greer, and in the most elegant manner, for a IS,
With bands on the sleeves; or e30 with cod. n,
ssshedi and perfect gt always guarantees.
ZINE DREee SHIRTS, ready made, a o.
Best 4-ply LINEN COLA S, Tor 81
SeS ply LINEN CUFFS, Sc cents Re
Dfrections Tor self meas sent 20 gentie- "a
Sta distance when written foE, Collar, and g : Il
eset by nau Hhsn HAid fos, e1is-ly
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CIT 7 ITEM
For Csn,Ievn.n nnIr

10000 genuine Cuban Golden Eagle Con-
cEas, al I" cents each; no discount to dealers
These Cigars are selling at - cents in New
York. PHILIP H WARD
9,2,6 Corner 18th street and Pa. ay.
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MEDICAL, &c.

hR. LION,
~ The Oldest established Ladies' Physician,
HAS REMOVED
80 sARAroSA ST, NEAR CALVERT, BALTIMORE.
Ladies desiring treatment Of any Complaint can
consult him with the utmost confidence,
oeldTats rooms tO7 !ddy patients. jyl3 2m'
HsATIsFACTI0N,' 81 PER BOTTLE. Con-
-, - snltaIiCns free at DIR. DARBY'SI lis IA St,
tOo!ohlzatlon Bnidinel jyl-4m'
hR. AND MRS. WILSON.-A tbOroughly ey os-
y rieaced asd scientific ladies' Physician and
Midwife. Attend ladies at their homes, or pleasant
rooms and the beet attenti at the Doctor private
Park St near Ssratogs St, Baltimore. nisy8-ly
nB. A. L. BOswORTH, as tho " sshin gton Elec-
~ trOpathlo Institution, 91S. Il street northwest,
MALES, ard diseasen 0: Children Q speciality. Gsl-
yanio ana Electro chemioal ArHs the most inyiz-
Grating and health giving baths known TO modern
science Coordination and examination free. sp7-5m
III. RUBERTsON, FROM BALTIMORE,
A. can be consulted at 42i 10th street northwest,
DAY ana SATURDAY, from Z to 8 p. m, in ali ali
Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, GOnorrhGa, elect,
Sonnorrhea recently contracted cured in to days
syPhills Ia eli its stages quickly cured, aud the
poison entirely eradicated from the system, with
on By excesse7 and abuse in youth causing less Of
memory and insanity, general debility, organic
weakness, impoteDcy ,Dervous frritaoiliy symptoms
heart, pains in back dimuess Of sight or giddinets
by newly discovered remedies Gentlemen placing
themselves IN DR. BIS band rely upon being
sclIntifcally and h9noTably treated Refers TO The
high testimonials which he holds from the lead
ing ply clans of Baltimore. Office 42I 10Th street
northwest, from TO pm. mar9ly
RQGERT's VEGETABLE COUCH SYRUP-
be cured by BOGERTS VEGETABLE COUGH
sYRuP.n IL Is also the best in Use for Coughs.
chial Affections For sale by the principal Druggists
and wholesale by CHARLkS STOTT Il CO., and by
tie proprietor, 1912 G street northwest. nOvl4-ly
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IPostmasier James ida mince matters
with The pie man, did he
p-How sweet the moonl,t ght sleeps pom
tbs tank Of California.
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HOTELS,
SPIs6LkR HOUSE,

UNION SQUARE, ". \
EUROPEAN PLAN.
A SELECT FIRsT.CL ASS HOTEL in the heart
OF the city; convenient te all places Of business.
eburshes theaters &C. Stages and street cars pass
the Doors Tor al steamboat piers, ferries, aud rail
rcsd cepOts. Guests find more quiet, comfort allie
and Injurious "hOme' at the SPIN5LER for less
money than at the larger first class hotels Ele-
CAVITY furnished rooms 81 per day upwards. Gar
rage hire is saved Union Square easily reach
Cd BY sweet cars stas
ausl2 In J.. F.PROsr, Proprietor
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Mr.. MOODY on Sunday began his evange!-
ical work In the United States by preaching
IN DIS rat1ve town, and this week will he
Joined by Mr. Sankey, and, OF course, 10 is
expected that great revival will fol O 2
their united efforts.
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PCII DING PRINTS issued by Inspector
FlOwnan tO-day:-P. II. tireen, two two
story brick dwellings and stores, north side
., between Sth and 9th streets northwest:
$500. r. T. Nckenny, repair and alter a
brick building on west side 10Th street, be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and / street
northwest; 500. VIM. Harper "a brick stable,
south side y, between Ri and 4th streets
northeast $3.50. j. NJ Murphy, a brick store
~ dwelling. west side lith street, between
PStreet and Rhode Island avenue OrthweSt:
$500. a. Il. Shepherd, two tWo-StOry brick
dwellings, west side COnrecticIt avenue. be-
tween 18th and 18th streets northwest; SG ZOO.
y. X Shepherd. a four story brick dwelling
and store, Is nv 20 feet. west side 9th, be-
tween Z ard + streets northwest; So,0C0.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
. z Win e. co.
(TEB YORKD
uoS y STR EEL.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.

E0K QUE OUsTOE TRADEWh KDsP TIE
osst ASrChTE STOCK " HATkRIALs II
sE tOOsD IN TAX UNITED STATES, STABLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY rOR
CS, AND TIE UH DIGEST FANCY F'rYLEs ON
EEGLlsH, EhENCB, GEkMaH AND AMERT.
CAh MANUFACTURE. FOE THIS lRaNOEy
OF DUB BUSINESS VIZ RNPLC YTHE BgsT
ARflsTio TALENT, UHKQUALED LABOR
FOB TIE MECHANICAL WOBE, AND ia
kVEBf RESPECT TCRE OUT sralOTLH
EIRST-CLASS GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHTHd
ORDERED AT DUB WASHINGTON OFFIOU
FOB ThIs DEPARTMENT IL MADE CPIa
SEW YORK a. KEPRESEkTED, kOTW ITB.
STANDING TBk ASSERTIONS or SONS or
DUB COMPETITORS THAT VIC TTIL rITxPa
ORDERS EBCN OH EEApY EAgF sTOOK.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
AT oUB wAsHIEGrOE OrFICE wE KEEP
ALSO LINE OF SAMPLE eARaENTs TROM
QUE RkADY MADE srOCk, CONSISTING or
OCH LATEST STILES on hENs, YOUras.
AND CHILDRENS SUITS, AND SPRIHg
0yEROOATs, FROM WHICH WR FILL Or
pkRs In TWO LAYS TIMH.
ONE sPEOIALTr In QUE EURNIsarua
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is TIE AMERI0.9
YOKE SHIFT, A PERFECT TITTlNG "a r.
MINT, WHICH We MAKE TO kKAsURE on
EURkIsH READY MADE.
Deyiin q Co.,
ANIL IIOs srREHTI
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CHARGE OF FNBFZzLFMENT.- the 9Th
Of May Henry Engles, driver of q baker
wagon IL the employ of j. Wunderlach, eth
street east, sold his load, and leaving the
wagon standing in The street. left the city for
PARTS unknown. Wunderlach got a warrant
and Eplace ii in the hands OF Detective
CODmes. who ascertained THAT Enyles was in
Cumberland. Nd. Last night Mr.. CnOmpS,
with the assistance OF Officers Lewis and
Berry, Of the first precinct, arrested him.
This p oTniT g lie plead guilty tOa charge OF
emheZzliug $50, and was fined Sl5 or 30
daNs ia iail.
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STEAMER LINES.
~ EGULAR LINE TO
H NUhtOl X. NEW vORH,
BOSTON AND PROVE DE No

ha
BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE,
On and after MONDAY, July Il, 1875, the new and
elegant steamers
Lady of the Lake and Jane Moseley
VIII make four regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week, -
touching at the principal Bivor Land sss9ssEE
The LADY OF THE LAKE will leave VASE
IHGT0h every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 8
oe,GeS 2; m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
THE JANE MoSELEY will leave WASHING
TON every IT. ESDAY and FRIDAY at 3 O'Clock D.
m, and NORFOLK every HONDAY ana III Rs
Fare TO Norfolk, 81; round trip tickets, SIS Meals
and state ROOMS extra.
EXCU RSION RATEs.-Rouud trip tickets at "a
duCed rates 10 Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe and
Vue de LiEau.
To Point Lookout and return, S2EO; to Fortress
Monroe or VuC de l. Fan and return, SIS. A further
reduction TO families Of fifty cents ON each fare.
Meals and state rooms extra Tickets good on either
boat, and until used.
For Tickets, StaterooTns or information apply n
the oflce Of the II LAND AND SEhBOARD
COAsTlNG COMPANY, Room No. ,, National
Metropolitan Bank, l5ta street, opposite Treasury
Department. iY2O-ly
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STILL ANOTHER RsCTLESS DRIVER
This n ming, about 10 o'clock, one % :. c.
McDOwell's feed wagons. heavily loaded and
driven by Andrew Thomas, c0lOred, ran
over Annie Miles, little three year old
child, on q street, between list and North
capitol streets, breaking both thigh bones
ard iDjurirg her about the head. Ir. Mer-
Ram attended the child, ard the driver was
Arrested by some citizens and carried To the
sfh precinct station. 4 charge OfaSsault has
been preferred on which be will be aTraIgned
10 Morrow
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HEADQUARTERS for genuine imported CT
gars at Gil Pennsylvania avenue. Gle
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weather P.obaJ Hifies To-day,
oyT1cT OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFIcyR,
LOCAL NE " s.
Condensed Ioenls.
DELIGHTFUL weather at last.

1elIShffut weather AT last
The Nationals vanCuiShed the Pacific Base
Fell Club, Of Richmond, yesterday, on the
Olympic grounds, by a score Of 3 tO5.
At The fourth monthly meeting of the
Capitol Hill Co operative Association last
night, $500 were sold at premium OF is5
The whining school-bcy, with his satehel
and shining morning face, creeping like
snail uuwiilir ely 20 school, = Is a2aln seen on
our streets every morning.
The contractor for coDcreting 18th street
southwest commenced Tire foundation Of
that street yesterday by carting in a large
quantity of earth, which has just been re-
NOV e. by the contractor who did the grading.
EX Fire Commissioner John a. Bayiey
srd Miss Sarah \. Thompson. OF CspitOI
Hill, were married this morning at st. Pc
ter's church. and took fhe thing train for
The office Of the board of commissioners
ard chief engine OF the fire department has
been removed To room 20, Columbia build
iTgS. a much larger and more convenient
place. The meetings of the board viii here
after he held there.
To-day Col Amos Websterreceived a letter
from Gen. Fran X a. Pond, adjutant general OF
TIE state of Maryland, COuvey Ing the per
mission of Gov. Groome To company n,
Washington Light Infantry, 10 visit Hagers-
town. Md, on the 18th inst.
About 10 O'Clock last night Officers Dubois
and Smith found n man named Thomas
Brennan on street sitting on door step
under tie Inference of iaudanUm- They took
blm 10 - rs drug store, corner Of 1ith and
+ streets. where an emetic was administered
Which relieved him.
Tie Columbia iShirs Club left last evening
On their ANIMAL pleasure excursion on their
fine Schooner Columbia. No I. They viii
MAKE their headQ uarteTs & Munday's Point,
where ths ir craft was built. and will pro-
baby visit CCbb's Island and Norfolk before
returning.
The YTofrCcted meeting at Grace ". =.
Church 9th and 8 streets is yet IN prOEreSs
uDCer the sUpeTiT tendeHce Of Rev. q. W.
ECtts. Thus far there have been about
twenty conversions. BESIDES the usual
meet r IS at night, services are held at fO1r
O'clock every afternoon.
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MERCHANTS LINE or STEAMSHIPS
LfA BETWEEN
WASHINGTOE AND EEW YORK,

HSrssfer the Tine Steans hips u O. KNIGHT ana
yOh6 GIBSON will make regular week So.
y uiPs tetWseen NEW YORK, ALEX -4SFEEA
aNDhlA, W A SH n GTON aud3=e<s<SzsR
9ECRGETONN, as fouows:-Leave NEW Y0Rg.
non Pier :, East River, every SATURDAY at
g. M, and ALEXANDRA the same day
FOR full Information apply 10 X. p. A. DENHAH.
business Office and wharf, % W ater street Geor-s
town, at the Office CT the President, near Pstreei
bridge. J W TH0u PSOH Prasident
~ reisf 5 delivered By knoTs Express Orders
left at General Ofice, COS Psrnsgly spIs syenns
OF % the stesIntT wharf, viii b prom py sttondSS
70
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"A FRIS HTFUL FLLL.-YcSteIGay after
Noon, John Ofutt and Benjamin Owens,
shile AT work painting on NJ street, be-
tSSen I5tn and 18th, fell from the se2Gold on
Hh.Cn they we're standing TO the ground. a
instance OF - feet Mr.. Ofutf, IN falling
Stfuck "A Jolst across the coal nit, snapping
ne tnber IN two, and went through, haVfn2
ms lex arm broken, right knee sprained, s{,d
being generally bruised. Mr. Owens escapy-i
any injury whatever. Mr.. Offgtt was "a ss-y
To bis home, No - Market street. GeoToe-
town, where he was attended by DR. Zeller.
OFT or DANGER.-This morning DR.. New
man gave certificate that Gilbert L. low
who was bitten on the arm on the 10Th OF
Aus est ~ Josiah EdmonsOl, rendering am
pUt&tiOn necessary as gangrene hal set ~
was now out OF danger; and Judge Mills in
the POI ce Court fixed the bail for Edn1onson
at II Geo. EdmonSCn was arrested by Officer
Benton about the I'D OF August, and COM
mitteC 20 await the result OF Joys injuries.
-N
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued to-day
20 Robert Crown and Mary McNee; Wilson
- Thomas and Martha c. Augusta; Major
BEAD and IoIlie Towles, OF Madison county,
Va; FraEk Renshaw, OF Georgetown, and
lizzie Fletcher; George l.. Ockstadt ard
ksts Walter; John Middleton and Betsy
SrHileF Reni J. owens aud ida 81. Snyder,
is y. EogeIt and Sarah f. Humphreys.
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FOB POTOMAC RIyEB LANDINGS.

=, The sw.ft and fayerits iron Steamer z .Iyx-- n
PILOT BOY, ". II. 5yIes Cap ain kglIZfzfzs[
having been thoroughly overhsuIed and rsfifted
VIII resume her trips fer Potomac river landings
TUESDAY, March ID, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving Ffizhasb's wharf
toot OF 9Th street., ct O'Clock Il. Mourning vii
evening.
Freight received daily.
al ffreights must be prepsio,
febH Nh. FITzBUgH, As,u
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., September !, ISIS.
Sealed Proposals for conveying all the Prisoners
from the several Police Stations Police Court
for one year from November LIST, 1875, will be re-
cefved BY the Board Of Police, until o'clock N
September 9th, 1878.
The Board win furnish the Van, and reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
TIL. A. LAZENBY,
SEPT -Sd3fnath&ofh Secretary
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PIANOS, DC.

L JANUS, &C.
TEE sTIEFF PIANOS, unsurpassed in tone,
CT LARGE discount for cash. &z-s4
G, l.. WILD BRO, Sole Agents, UtttI
1928 9TH street uOrthWesr,
(half square above Patent Ofice.D
PiPros aUc al Instruments tuned and repaired.
Pianos for rent. augS-tr
A SPLENDID STOCK OF TIE wORLD-RE.
"A EOMNED kEABE PIaNOS-Parlor.-,xs4>
Grand, Square Grand, Square and Uprighi XSSf2
Pianos; VIM. McCammOn Is celebrated Pi-tttSFE
amos 7octaves, full toned Pianos from other we'll
known factories, which will also sell and rent on
he most accommodating terms. Tuning promptly
attended TO- Mrs. @. RElCHENBAOH, 423 iltb
street, few doors above Pa ave mayl9-ly
90 ECKER BRO.'S" PIANOS ABE THE BEST
50 made In the country. They take the.-,-,
'eaf 81 all FIRST class instruments. beius 7k<<S
NV aled an beauty Of tone ard perfection cfffsNTf
mechanism In every detail.
Prices reasonable. Terms easy.
G. KUHN, Sole Agent,
$50 New York avenue, Washington, ID. u.
fisnos regulated, tuned, exchanged and for rent
mas igu
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III TRIP STRY ROERERY-TS 0g-a'y CJ,fp-
~ ~ res fIT His JiSci,flge.-Ihe preliminary
hearing IN the ease OF +. ". Brown, charged
win cltman and Halleck with the Larceny
Ct - CSC % rom The Treasury on the 2i al
June lest was esumed in the Circuit COCrt
room this Hfteu On before Judge Mills,
acfiI L no ye Of the Police Court.
Nh Cook, for the government, filed a mo-
ton for The discharge Of the accused on the
sTOuLdS:-1st, because there is no evil
dence 10 support the charge made
against him, and which ne has been
called on To answer, viz: that Of larceny;
2t- because the United States has announced
through It's attorney that It was not expecteI
70 of-er any proof to sustain the charge; 81 ,
because no Information charging him with
any other offence, and because he is not held
on any other nor had any notice Of any
other, or bSen called upon to answer an y
other.
Mr.. Cook TroCeeded % argue this motion.
ard had the door When our report closet.
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a Dog on THE POLICE FoRCE.-fIe is a
CON mon-loOklng, medium-SiZed, jet-black
COG. Officer Mitchell came IN pos ess ION of
him one bleak win ter night last season when
tie cog was ShlVeriDg on the street I'm a
starving condition. He was taken home ard
PROVIDED FOR, a.d ever since he has uroYeI a
valuable addition TO the police force by as
slsting the officer I'm the discharge of his dr.
Ties He follows the officer increasingly on
an his rounds, and when another officer raps
Tor assistance, The dog makes haste with an
speed 10 tic spot and commences TO bark
- oClu any al the officers have occasion To
give chahe aiter any one, the dog marks ont
the man, and cathinE him by the pantal0o
OBTAINS him by worrying until the arri val Of
the officers. a short time ago the officers
succeeded IN capturing prisoner that, with
out Tue asSis stance of the dog would have es-
capped. The dog can discern intoxicated ppr-
sons from others, ana should he meet with
such a case in his own peramhulations, ne
EeeHS up q now mill an officer arrives. The
police always make IL q point 10 90 TO the
SPOT where The dog is barking. and they are
reVeT fooled. The most singular feature OF
the dogs lie Is that he will not accompany
officer M!iCI e. IN daylight when dressed in
citizens clothes. lie sleeps i'm DAYTIME and
IL always on duty with the officer, who
prizes him Iighly.-PHtstorg Telegraph.
A SISTER or THE CARDIFF GIANT DIS
coVERFD-The discovery OF female mum
my near Barren county, KY, is attracting
considerable attention. IL is that of a wo-
man four feet i've inches in length. When
found IL was lying on its left side, in a sleep
gTOprd, but tine left hand has disappeared
Tie right arm rests on the bosom, with the
hard tucked under the chin. The flesh on
The arms and lower limbs is shrunken, bit
tie body and head are well preserved The
face is round, fun and very beautiful. II IS
perfectly white, and shows no Indian charac-
teTiFlcS p form or feature. The mouth is
small, and the lips are partly open, exhibit
Ing the mont tech. II shows unmistakable
evider &C OF having been in its present posi-
rOn for an Indefinite period OF time A large
number Of DpDple are hooking In ene II h1t
no one !as yet been able TO tell to what race
CfEumen beings IL belongs.
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TIE POTOMAC BOAT CLUB EXCURSION
Holders o. tickets for this excursion will
Tots ia another column the announcement
hat the steamer Lady OF the Lake win leave
GEORGETOWN az four o'clock and the 9th stree:
EhsTI az five O'Clock. The entire marine
band viii attend IN fuiI Uniform. having
been opiered by toe Secretary of the Navy.
The celebrated double OcteGte belonging 20
the club will be ia attendance, and the din
Ing room Of the boat has been arranged as a
concert room. Mach pleasure IL anticipated
10y the members OF the club, who have spared
neither pains nor expense 70 maze this affair
SUGGEST.
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NV EGPBESS LINE VIA CANAL,
i BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va. VASE
tNGTOE ASD GEORGETOWN, o.
SAILING DAYS.
FCoY7 Per J, North WhAryes. PhIls1s},F..s
SATCRDAI, al ~ m. .-r--As =
From SO " ater street, Geor setown,
ID. o. MONDAY 81 ..
Ihis line connects a. PhIsdelrhfs With CIycef
Regular + mi weekly Line Of Steamers for pr9-i.
nences Boston and New England StatsG. no vaRy!
ege y Boston By this liae.
G. Z. HYDE, Agent Ger q. 10.
I'm. II. CLYDE CO, Philsdelphis.
y. A. REED, Alexandria. Va.
U ID q, MINK, % Devonslirs street. Boston.
~ FreiShts delivered BY Rnox's Exurees Or.
ders left et General ofce, 603 Penny ysnis ~ ;.
nue., or at the stsA0ers' Wharf, VII 30 promptly
attended 20. fArT y
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLs-Iacrc0zef Vt1Rber
Of Applicants JCr AdaiSsjCl.-Ne stertay the
public schools OF the District opened for the
IahoTs ofanOther year, end most OF the day
was spent In transferring pupils 10 higher
grade, receiving transfers and grading
Pupils. The new pupils who have received
tickets OF admission Will not report until to-
nOrTo'T nOlrirg, as all OF to-day will be re
quiIef 20 complete the organization OF tue
schools The number Of applicants this -a8r
Is greatly T. excess OF the uumDeT any be
vlCu~ year. and there Is but little doubt fNst
tie District Commissioners will be CaI.,l
uTOD 70 furnish additional accommodations
IL nearly al the districts. The estimates rs
10 the number Of applicants for aimis sion
J 30 III The city and no in eOrgetOwn-ma,e
by The STAR last Saturday Is nearly cor
rect The rri- G pals and trustees report that
IN ali the districts teachers Went n work
uCre promptly than ever before, and have
been very systematic thus far, the dliicul-
ties generally met with on the opening days
not having been met with this year. Il ports
nom the county districts are equally a. en-
cOUr5 girG, al the schools having their fun
complement, and numbers being yet without
seats.
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w H. WHEATLEfs
/ STEAM DYEING AND OJEANINs KsTkR.
| LISHMENT

20 yec-,or Stree. GsoTsso~x, DC.
Esiacrshed, ISL. Premium awarded, Is67. 81
iarsed snd improved, 1874. Ladies snd Gentleuru's
gearing apparel q every description, including
lelvets, Crepe Wells sud Trimmings, Kid Gloves,
&c, &c, nicely cleaned dyed; also, Curtains and
New Goods: Carpets and Blank cleaned duTins
tie Sumner months
Send Us your address and will call for and re.
turn work az place ia the tStTict free Of extra
charge. Work received and ref-Tned By mail eK.
p1ees from and % any psce in t.s country sp2l-tr
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TIE STNCFRBUND AND ''VIESINrA'-
The C'Trtr' a. Lincoln IiT| LsJt NjC5t.-The
concert given by the S,engerhund and the
Virginia singing society. assisted by other
talent, at Lincoln Hall last night. weG 2
grand sCcCCsS, every seat being occupied.
The stage was pr9fuSely decorated with
haSS and flowers. Tie orchestra mum Seret
sore Of the fTeSt professional and amateur
performers ever brought tOgeth er in this city
ard was under the direction Of Professor
KEY. The O-ertureS, William Tell" and
- lScUmuehle'' were admirably rendered
The 81 OrUses by the societies were fine. we
Merry Birds" by Mr.. r. KnCOp: II ne Dream
OF Love" BY the Octefta. NesSrs. krOpp.
NOyes, BlShOff. ClaUdy. Cannon. Hagemann,
HCieT and Miller. were deSeTvedly euCOra.i.
IN tEeseXtette, "Chi mi frena i'm tai mOnIeu-
to- from Lucia 81 LammPTmOOr. in which
Miss Sslle / linn was the soprano, was very
effeCtive. ard Love Is Waiting" by L. r.
Cannon. brought down the house, and in re-
Spouse ~ the encore he sang Golden Hair
Miss Finn In The second part sang s'Ah che
asserta.' by NenZanO, and being eucOTeI
gave Good Night my Dearest Child NJ.
+: Klein, IS years OF age, sang an aria ami
a ballad
Aner the concert the Smngerburd with
tie Virginia and invited guests, repaired to
NariTf's ball, where several tables were
spread with all sorts of good things. Full
five hundred sat down to The tables and
cOugratulatOTy and welcome were made and
songs were sung The banquet was very
pleasant affair.
IuriT z the early part Of to day the visitors
were escorted in carriages by the S;elger-
bUud 20 various points OF interest in and
about the city, and this afternoon they are
enjoying III mic at the Schuetzen Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-07

NEGOTIATION AND PECS rITCTIOS-
luis - CTUirE IN the Police Court, Judge
Mills p1O tem-,) Anna FOulk, white. ~,
EOs Ve.y pTcTCsSC-Si.g. woman, although
wei dressed, was aTraI yned as vagTGnf and
low testified a. - The character Of tf.e y.o-
man sEd 10 EeeiI z her accOSt men on the
stree. and the frs named to finding her o.
q a .,.e.iLI .oI v itI 2 man last night. Mrs.
FCUiN Ccl tel that she was a vsgranf |tst-
IDS tlsi- her husband supported her anC n AZ
ID y a. "a Co'ot5l man 20 whom SIC was law
"a. IS married. For the defence Mrs VecLf
was called tut she could only testify tbat
eight Esers ago the Defendant wgs p good
g'rl. arc sne Row lived with cOiored ma.
TIE c0ur- oruered har give bonds, Jut falling
to 90 IL. she was sent down.