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SUPREME COURT.
YEsTE1nAY's nEcorp,

sr4.to, tltsnat.h IA ths rh,~.no 3r4h,,re
c.s..s.w - r, ]ui -. ~ =
sf''SotieAD "Ha' '~!oe .o'1o"'"f ate tne
motiouB and nitfer9 entered to-day:
u. oeorus scrosz. 70. Joseph .. Cunningham ct
al AZ oa1 from chainpasaa motion to s'rsc blli .!
exceptions from fecord a.ldlstunal bond 10 10 ned
Sytn' 1,'l 1nsh' o,,, >, u, =, r,,,,,,, -,
.t isv; A. uid et NJ .ns.e frnn Fars r.. .sy.'n
tiays a.iowoti to fIo slntnded rscord.
Il. Taeaioro L. Mosy n 81 Il. ". Henry D. Ca.ea
to Champaign motion 10 ariko out eortaln tar-
sion q so,oTM ,'..'' wverrn!ed'
~: AMa'e W.Iama "a: uie T. Ahoass at IL; Oral
" .hsr rysns W ~ ci,ar ,,ro,r. o,rn,,
frun ,toutric: mo,.o oysrrulsd onl casse to ttani
for henrjuH,
n. Vsrry i1ya.t ct nj. "a. Gilbert II. Brown ct a.;
error to cumberatnd; motion to Huash superscdea1
ahd Tor se,;.Flty lor ooaks'
~. r. =. u~ynm r. - ~. aanes Easka spPea sso
II e',rrs Fsnnma ~ II ~ Jns,a Inv.
Ia Morr.1i 1nouon for In ijeys; tIne Ia a hr,afs
md atmtrants.
24g. Gotsffjed 1ars n. Eleanor Pointer: apr nst
from Mnrgan: diamsased With 1,sr rent danugtH.
~; Mlotnsl King " ~ ks1nyille VILE o.r-Wosx*: up
Lev 'eo' AofR4n u'ns'e" VII" ~ pss sea' oaoa-
IT, 1o,epl ra,k,notou ys. An1rev;J. r,1rncr. mn,
neul from Morgan: sisu,,saed Without lamaccs, f
l. Peoples ,!ocke. Tho people va Willi, ii, Coous
ct H.; original sant to Clark county motion for lease
to t,le e1rop!lrns 70 Judgment. :,
~ leop!'suoeksi. msssm tt ~; Conneay y. lhg
~" ~; ,ta ~ o"r1,,.. VI 'te'to
St;. Janr. n roeicrael1 II NJ ~ Tim 1no,s for-
traI nailroad con,1 sny aptest from Clampafan :
n,oitnn to sst aH!o ord!r Diminishing r,,;eaI.
81. George tsro'Bsvs. Jussph y Gnnunehan1 Ct nj;
apt OIL sT6M ElaU1PaRni hlopA 10 cxteua time 10 Aa
, 1876-01-08
GRAND HAVEN HARihs HENS.

tpse.at CorrssDoHdsaes of Ths Chta4os Tribune.
GRAND llAYtN, Jan. 8.~-Iha foIluuiu. Vessels
ats ala up =: thia uost for tAs wiutar, bcluonurs
Lookout. kstu Howard, Osta"2. Il. Hewlett,
W'1fte Loati!t, lrusto. Leo, u, u, Holt, Z. Il,
Summons, snd AIco usess: bargoa Allan. Mary
AmaudA City ot Erio. City OF u1ana Haven.
br4ud Napsds, apprentices Boy, and William
bur,in; psopettots uoa. II. L. Paiuc, New Esx,
aud l4ealh; stetu-whecl Hlsstnsr uauks, sud
Hftauu lnpa.
b, ,uy0 buzhels ot whoas, drawing about ii fact
Ut wtteF. III = stiH gale aud heavy sas, without
Iauohlng WHICH ahoas that hers IL 10 further
tsoub!o 10 ba appEelasndsd from tia bax,
, 1876-01-08

Tho Proposed Ship -Cut,nl-Thc New
Unpiaoi-hsducttn1a tCnxe-4lsiscicnl.

Tho Proposed Ship -Cnnnl-Tho Now
Observation-Disclosures tChxe-4Ptaclc1ll.
xtlre. :.
1Spesiai Corrtsponde,ee Of The Chicago Tt4auns.
LASsIxo Mich, Jan. 8.-Tho proposed ship
sAual connoolipg tho watora Of Lakes Michigan
aad Eric Heems to pe . main topic Of Interest
Public meetings have boan hold ut Battle Creek
1Iastiugs, aud Eaton Rapids and resolutions IT,
yorab.s to The project adoptod. More yalaabls
linn1whlch anoiontIy Haa equal ,tU cur cur
ranoy) haa boon expended In rsaurrso
ton Of tho hlatory and data Of ssurveyl
that our 1orefethers wreatied With IT, 1853 a.
1893. than would hare perfected dozan jKasl1
motors. Tho Clinton l. Kalamazoo Canal was
surveyed, mud about 100000 invested in con.
'Rtructfon, a part Of which 1,aa boon utuizad Ia
lsp!cnald water-power at Romeo. Tho tosl
Alaugtl waa to hayo boon 2lG 1niIos and tho work
WAS estimated 10 cost e.. ESQ QUO Tie Nt. 'Co.
mona d Lake ht.:hHsa Canal aAs not a. favor
able ROUTE aud tho outllnated eo4a mas Krsatet.
But tim great Centonpial Eollo1ne, what lin
trot," aud II bound fur q Government subsidy. u
'f.on, Grand fIavon to Lansing, following tht
Usdar Myoe from tlts city, and tapping th'
Huron Mt De1tor. '.-. :
TIE NEW CAPITOL
AcslTo preparations Aro baing madato cola..'
Inonco wosk oil tho nav Capitol next month, u
tho weather 10 tayorabte. Tho contractor fos
heattnE, tho walworth Manufacturing COMPANY.
Of boston, hsa sob,,iat . con1ract--the tno
aud tho glass contractor, In. di!lstt, Of th4
city, will get portion Of his oulboaaed glad
from Chicago itrm.
sEpuortoN CASE: -
In the esse Of Walter Cisrk, Hho mas chnrRst
With .aaaucsion, +ud against Nianm \ srdlet os
S25, GOO damages wAH rendered IN Calhoun Coup,
ty, the Supreme Court has royorsal the nudips
OF tito tower Court, aud ordered Now trial.
1 PRESENT.
Gov. .Dtglsy has presented to tho pubaa
eohoo! at Coldwatee tlo excellent painting nf ss.
Goy. nsldwin now hanging in tha ExeouuTs
Chamber tn tho State-IIousa. 4
sESrESoE TOR 1lANsLAuuHTEn,
George Yanao has been sentenced at Innta 70
aoYen ysars In tue State rriBou, fur manslausa'
ter III atabblng Jamea liasael.
rlSclUELIURK.
'Tho State Ffsh Commissioner, George 1eroa1a
has deposited recoHty number Of salinou'i1
In llouat Lake and one or two othos lsaea in ~
Township OF Vctnr, Glinton County, being ts
fitat deposited iu ttat county,
, 1876-01-08

him b" knowa II to Eo without luulslaon and utcry
false Taa hest and 1nost r..l~c .ble fnrtinu Of tho
tety ssnIt him, hEs congregation averaged from forty
tn sA'y VI! to'4 ,nads up Of men, wir.t, toys, aAa
!,is .oo u drlansa u putio sel,iieut, unu willie
!!e knew that 1t lrss retrths OF tho community Gu
detained fc'l!nsE Vi s'rn SUD coniem,h tew4ra him.
"hs4 hu aloak.I AWAY ftu.u tAa city, It was n ccl-
nl!.ou w s1'nu VI OUT r<speeatle citizens 70 tts
subtcslltA and zHoru to bet0ro th!s 21tL day Of
h coulter. bio. THOMAS ALDAiDaE,
3nsst,e Of Tho voseo tn tho ,oullty Aguresail,
Il, reference to tho charge inudo BY 0lvudon.
nii,a bGBtDss
TM.s rAHlSTAug AND nnEcp1So OF MISS roAEnoY.
lilo ulluwtg le,trr IRON J,lstico Dias, Of Ovid
n. r. will 10 Iead with interest;
uril', n. T., Dec, -. lB6,-F, 4. f'ptctH Eaa-
DEAN ~: hear ,l4t lbs hsy det'sun!ug, ia.s III
1sr:s WI sw Gs1,t " J.. Il sary M y 43ot u
4ssur Ills ,uno - to ttu ary q. lornrroy STAR
aud tu to *ssssts that Tho idtr, unfortunate lady,
10 kuuw uornetias. waswsll acquainted Win Lota
tlate III sLd, md Rt.u.4,t. wlh them for ysafs TO-
lure tLsy wars 1nsresel they associated With ts Lsat
sutiety tu tais s1Ht as4ti ts sufsuuaaug cuuntsy.
Arif ta1e wAa Int. .u.tu with slrra long
they reusis wa here. M'syA uuther d.sd nvro; her
fatier 9lel " ht'htHan. l kIux Mary well fsom
cAildhood 1utA of r timo 4t,.r her niothers death
Va. spsnt In Lie 1arAiy of her uhtr sister, airs.
Miller. ire Qushtty Mes her, aud knew hsr well
suy Uus l to, w. aud hkaEt word against her
character. II VI l4st tuna sha le1s Eump Vus or
two years lcfo4 hr dratl. met bur tpn4t ey,Iy Iay
Or suspicion. l.: WA = common reaark hcrs iiow
wall Aary looks. aud how I.d,tke" She 4lways weut
tn tau he.s u tocisy lsrs. mud hsys doubt but
what lhe tNtely Yirtuous WOMAN " to TINT vi.
fortunate aNsIr Ut Jasssy City.
Aud any ons vi o s.ys ihat her parents or LeEss|f
dss Lo'b, ssl* al untsu.h ii black liz hssr. q
ii H. tlus ot olsaasaalus'. It'll In Jersey CITY,
, 1876-01-08

Carpenter to the ssoond uomptsolsrxt,fn Of tho
Treasury codld not have bsen more wnr'hlly
maje. Tarnt. hnntnty. and hard labor Aeo tile
ID fair typo 1t Iowa 1ienu!ieanB,u. Which fa In
full accord wll tfIo President, NIX, lilo Trosi-
don't has l1nndao1ncsy. acknowledged h's grati-
tn.1a to hts frtenth and supporters III tlns ao,ec-
linn. Tbs aoyerror lsns tho appointment under
adYIAnmant.
, 1876-01-08

William .. Aator's lfo aud deaIh fqrnial, : tt1t
for hosnily gu the proper manner 0! living p
tue London Spectator. It tinda that 10 was ~
e1ce!!ont c,tizen triad by all rules and yet ths
imaginative feeling that this nnau, On tbs xho*t
hvsa pour life muAt be cotEact. "ue dl4 ~ %,
sven o1pand the somewhat couG1ad aud .Ao4ti2
A@S51cap idea of HTlnR,"
Evening star., 1876-08-03
GEORGETOWN,

DEATH OF AN EsTEEMED LADY.-Mrs
Mary X Liobey, wife OF Joseph Libbey, esq :,
died yesterday about noon, after a ckness
OF few weeks, In the 47th year Of her age.
Mrs, Libbey was born in Georgetown, and
her decease will be felt by large circle OF
more than ordinary friends. She has been for
many years most exemplary member Of
BRIDGE MEBTINe.-Owing TO the unsafe
condition Of the Aqueduct bridge and
causing many Of the country people to go
over the Long bridge, thereby fnjurIng the
trade OF Georgetown, meeting OF many of
the prominent business men OF the place
,hg, with Mr: A. II. Kerr in the chair, to
take some action In the premises. A motion
was made by Mr.. +. g. Moore that a com.
mittee pe appointed to wait upon the Dis
m1cs nrSs ,S ,eSommlssees ~ In Congress- to-day, and
which provides the appropria tim OF : IA oo6
Sisters"
The WATER TAx.-some of the citizens
OF Georgetown are asking what is to be done
In reference to the water tax; what the com.
mtt,ee recently appointed have To renort.
whether any one is willing to make a test IN
Its legality by refusing to pay IL. VINO can
s answer the conundrums? Bulls are now being
tion OF the expense OF the mains within q
Few years of their being laid. WASHINGTON
preferred the unlimited tax system, Now
we are to help pay their debt.
CATTLE MARKET reported by j. II. Ken
$50; do, sold to butchers, $50; left over, SO.
Prices range from 81 to bXc. per 10. Num-
Der OF sheep and lambs, 1000; do. do. cold
200; do. sent to Baltimore, 400. Old sheep
saoS ssSSfss % sSS S% psr e 9 s ,."Ss c n
dull.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
LOCAL NE VS..
Condensed Locals.

Apothecaries aud physicians to the poor
Are being paid OF to-day.
From James Bellew we have Frank Les-
lies Popular Monthly for August.
Parker Is again ahead of the mail aud ex-
press with New York and Philadelphia pa
pers OF to-day.
See call for meeting OF the Ohio Republi
can Club &c morrow evening, at its new
headquarters, DeDroit building.
ShillingtOn sends Frank LeS!ie'S Popular
AOnfhiy for August and advance copies OF
the New York illustrated weeklic3.
TIE pros anime and the perfo. nance at
the COmique are 10th &C ID, and are apprC .
ciatCd oy large audiences. To moi fow -'gbt
Jake O'Nein will have a benefit.
PLCenix Tent, No. 1, i. o. R, has elected
lie following officers for the ensuing term,
Viz: VIM, III. Msngum, shep.; II. c. Hazard
ID. X j. i. Liv'ugsf IN, r. s.; s T.. Roycs
s; VIM. Il Hunt, treasurer; AIexa nder
Riley, L; Wm. II. Bryant, G.; VIM. We, D.
Yer, u. g.; John T. Mitchell, chaplain.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
THE COUNTS.

Yesterday, Hattie Smith, prostitute,
was sent down for vagrancy. Charlotte
smoihers, s,rHs, es cursing; s.. Eugene seserson,
20. Tobias simpson, same; SO. Michael
Hash, same; S.. John GlascOe, same; IS,
Andrew Hurney and Joseph McGarvey,
loud; 90 each. James Belldeld, a slung- shot
hourisher, was fined $50: Simeon L. Stud
ley, loud; S5. Henry Smith, disturbing the
quiet OF Georgetown; IS. Petsr John SON
was ordered TO kill his biting dog. Peter
Carrico and George Chism, loud; SIS each.
Peter ODay and Louis WormIy, same Of
fence; s5 each. Daniel johnson, assault on
Mary Jobuscn, his wife, with q horsewhfp
was nned $40 and costs. James WiIkerson
was fined 80 for common assault. Abram
Gofner, threats TO Hazard Mccoy; 500
bonds TO keep the peace.
TO-DAY.
anna Swami, prOfane and Indecent; IS,
Cornelius Carter, profanity; IS. James
Sarah Lloyd, profanity; s5. Joseph Small
forfeited collateral. DR.. Mohamet Cobu for
fefted collateral for being loud and bolster
Gus. John Smith, carrying a pistol; 500
srancy. Marshall Tyler, trespass on stI set
park; 80. Morris Gainey, loud and bolster
Gus; s5. Moses Johnson, same; S5. George
Russell, trespass on parking; s.. Patrick
Cady forfeited collateral. Anna Fowk, alley
cursingi 70. Thomas Burns and Thorn as
Ryan, loud and boisterous; S5 each. Everett
McDonOugh and Celestla Burke, loud; as
each. John Thomas, larceny of a baby car.
re re age worm SO; SZ5, or three months In jail.
George Brown and James Davis, ARRAY; IS
each. Mary keenan,, larceny OF bed quilt
from Augusta Gladmon; six months In fail
James Smothers, assault on Mary Lucas ian
alteration about some rent due, and an ag-
gravated assault;) $40 and costs. Cornelius
Carter, assault on Policeman Keppler, grand
jury; bonds $500. John Smith, larceny of a
coat, pocketbook, &c; $40 or thirty days.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &C.-The members
OF the Potomac Fruit Growers Associrtion
% Invitation, are 10 unite with the Wood.
lawn Farmers Club In a Mary Washington
picnic excursion on Saturday moruinp and
ask their outside friends 10 reInforce them
with view 70 having an enjoyable time
The picnic that was 10 have been given To-
day By the Sprig OF Acacia Lodge, No, n. =
A. A. Mason, has been post Pontd TO future
day.
The picnic at LOef1ier's garden oy the Peter
Ogden Lodge, No. 1874, u. u. o OF o. F.. is
postponst until Monday, August Tth.
The family festival by q committee of St
Peters parish, at BeYer's Tn street PARK to-
day, will be open until u O'Clock D. In.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement
OF peremptory sale OF mackerel on sth- street
wharf tomorrow at ~ O'Clock oy rhom as
Bowling. As this is the first sale OF the kind,
and 10 TO be followed BY others, IL would be
well for our dealers 10 attend.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been tssuai to
John G. Quander sud George Harlan; f. T.
Rabbit aud Elizabeth Sm1th; Preston w.
Eldredge, OF n. Y. city, and Sophie Louisa
Burch, on Richmond. va lanes Thom nson
1nd Lila Shoemaker; VIM. III. Brown and
MsIis Batler5 Aaron Sulzbacder, OF Balti-
tnore, ano virginia Goldsmith, OF Frc der
aSS{' eeDJ- r. TItlOw and lrah G. b.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

"a Az ia large number OF friends As
seLhoF al Ioe residence of the brtde Ia az
evening, 10 witness the mal1iasa oS NJ
John G. Anderson and Mary A. Sbs1wcst "a a.
5ne ceremony was performed by Rev. i w
leave for short trip north TO the hoy,a aey y,
the brides father, on the 81. Lawrence Iva, oi
New York. 'i'or,
Evening star., 1876-08-03

CHEAPKsr, finest, most desirable trunks.
Aarkst epsss, w
Evening star., 1876-08-03
Heather Probabilities To-day.
lEFIrr OF CHrrr sIaNAL oFFrcEa, Z

OFFICr OF CHIFF SIGNAL OFFrCER,S
WASHINGTON, August 3, lsI6.
In the middle states, rising, fouoVeu oy
falling barometer, easterly TO southeriy
winds stationary or slowly rising tempera-
ture, partly cloudy weather, AMI along the
coast rain areas.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
Change In the Board OF Fire Com.
miSstOners

The resignation OF Charles y. Thomas,
colortd, as fire commissioner, was accepted
by the District Commissioners this morn
Ing, and the position has been tenCere1 Mr.
Carter A. StSwsTt, who, 10 is hoped, VIII ac-
cept 10. Mr.. Stewart, under the Old cor pora-
lion, was an alderman from the 1st ward,
and showed bis capacity and intelli gence as
legislator. In that and other positions OF
trust and responsibility he has acquitted
himself ere ditably, and VIII no doubt make
as useful q fire commissioner RS his la{s
partner, MI Booker, who was IL the board
for some years.
Evening star., 1876-08-03
LUMBER.

CHEAP LUMBER.
Having large stock OF SPRUCE LUMBER, we
have concluded to sell at the following reduced
prices. This Lumber is water seasoned, and of the
very best qualify:
2Is, 2I4, and sIl, any length, els per thousand;
Ike, ID feet rails, ol5 per thousaud;
Inch boards, ol5 per thousand;
inch joist, ol3 and Sl5 per thousand;
Pinch Jolst, SA and GIG per thou,ap
~ feet p'ckets (pailingsl, ols per Thousand;
90 feet rough, inch, 07.50 per thousand;
rs and 3x4. ID quality, Ella 50 per thousand;
spruce sidiugs, or inch, SIS per tnou and.
large stock Of Lumber OF all Kinds al Ways on
hand, at the lowest market prices.
T.. EDW'D CLARK d CO..
YARD, wharf AND FLAMING MILL,
Foot OF 4th street east, near United States Navy
Yard.
OFFICE,
COS Pennsylvanis avenue northwest, corner 9Th
street. augl-lm
Evening star., 1876-08-03

POPULAR IMPROVED SODA with granu-
lated ice. KoLB's, corner 7th and Z streets.
7,2Glm
Evening star., 1876-08-03
CITY ITEA MS,
Csrns Renewed wi,hou, PAT

tSr1s removed Wtthout Pain,
So the patient can walk with ease imme-
diate'v. Bunions, Clue and Inverted Nails
Nfsc' ar Excrescences. etc, successfully
treat At DIR. Whites establishments, I4f6
Penhsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's
Hotel. Fee, 81 per visit. Hours, q. M. ID
p. m. ESTABLISHED In washington in 1861.
Ffsm q Well.Knswn Clergyman.
WASHINGTON; ID. c., July Is, 1870.
Several years ago while laboring as a min
lister TO seamen, travelling by land aud
water, andsconsequently exposed, suffered
much At times from bad digestion aud its
accompanying symptoms. On the recon-
mendation of friend tried Perucian StruD.
am happy to say that it relieved me of the
worst features OF the disease, aud shall ever
feel grateful for the benefits have derived
from this simple and efficacious remedy.
1912; CHARLES w. DENIsoN.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

The NORTHERN LIBERTY CHARIOT Com
PANY-Ine nrst annual meeting of the
Northern Liberty Chariot Company was
held last evening at It's Office on X street
The chariOts have been running only since
tne 1st OF February last, although the COM
psny has been organized one year. The
booKs or the company show tuat notWitn-
standing the heavy expenses consequent
upon organizing and equipping the road, the
col pOTattOD Is IN a healthy and prosperous
condition. During the time the chariots
nave been runHing the receipts have aver
aged $1,000 per month, and the expenses
s1,sOO, with only ten coaches on the line. The
report OF the president, Mr.. Horatio,Noran
submitted yesterday, shows the assets TO be
S32,I9O 50; Liabilities, S1I ,051.11, with a bal
ance In favor OF assets of Sl5,733,42. In ad-
uition TO the stables the company owa II
charfots and ~ horses, and have q hands in
their employ. At the time OF the recent ex-
Get siye hot weather they lost but five horses.
Mr.. j. u. y ailOr Is the superintendent, aud
the immediate control of the stock, hostlers
and starting and regulating the running of
TIE coaches is under the direction OF Mr.. Ed
ward LeBsrnes. The line is now IN pros
porous condition, and the company feel that
the permauency of the line is established,
At the meeting Of the stockholders the fol-
lowing dtrec' 9rs for the ensuing year were
CHOSEN: Messrs. James l.. Barbour. John A.
Baker, w u. Vanderlip, George II. Elliott,
George NJ. Barker, Jas. q. Bowers, and c. C..
Martin. The directors will meet this eve
ming and elect officers.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF New York avenue and 18th street, pays
per cent per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, 9 TO 4. Sat-
urdays, to and TO 8. Nt3,l&tIe
Evening star., 1876-08-03

uuoysB W duu o W .. AS,lSlio
CArARRH, discharges from the head and
all other chronic diseases cured. Doctor
Hartley demands no fee lntil the best evil
denee of success has been realized from his
treatment. Office 500 9th street u. W. ISL:
DR.. O. W. BEysoN's CELEkY AND CHAM
oNILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
SICK Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep-
TIC Headsche, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
so cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandra. 2,2,eo
j. II. SquieF u Co,
BANKERS,
1916 Pennsylvania dueTue,
pay per cent. interest on deposits, payable
on demand. Special rates on time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
lted. 5,E,eo
Removal.
FFH-ctGsS Securing and Dle.,o.
"A. Fischer enlarged his establishment by
removing TO his new building, 906 q street
northwest, three doors west of 9th street,
very near his former place. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether
OF American or European invention, he is
enabled to do any work In a manner not to
cilfties.
Ladies dresses cleaned and dyed without
being taken apart.
Grape Wells rennished nice and cheap,
Travellers leaving the city can have work
done on the very shortest notice.
Prices lower than ever before, 70 suit the
times.
Evening star., 1876-08-03

RIvEK sPRINGs-Tnis PopuIeT R..o,, 4. 49,
AZ open: Board for grown persons, 0i Is 1-X
PEI Gay; Board Tor nurses, and children
DO charge Tor transportation from steamer Fis6.
ine, fruit, or Medical attendance. River sprfnSv
Blshisons 1sland, on tine main land. Bssrder1
.rr hiver springs Will take the steamer John w
knP BbAkIe1ON. M. D., Proprietor, Addres:
mneetown Y. o., 81. Msrys county. Nd. ZEN N
1'hE ALBEMARLE FINALE INsTITUTI.
- Caa, IoffssetiIs, Vs.,
kenttee last fall With elegant new furpf A-A
Wiz VIZ ~ Rns 9on sEf 2, a VII receive SUN.
The zth OF eeptenber. No extra charge for hot o.
colo Mains nor Tor use OF new ten pin alleys. ny1l
Evening star., 1876-08-03

ON ~ s:.b 1I,sh ds rife team Sail fos New York
Evening star., 1876-08-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
SO HUI n 7 z ENFEsr
POs sTPON NED
IL MONDAY. August
GRECO-ROMAN
WRESTLING MATCH.
NATIONAL rHEArER
FRIDAY EVENING, August 4th.
wM. MILLER AND THIEBAuD BAUER,
Who have recently bsd two contests in Baltimore
Displaying physical culture in It's highest excel.
sRossiind -foops man, have you challenged
Orlando Il come but in, q. others 40, 10 try tho
strength OF my youth. .'-SsakSPoaTs.
The match will be for $500 side.
Admission: lst floor, o.; secured seats, l2S I'd
floor, 7sc.; secured seats, 81. Gallery, g0c.
Seats can be secured on sld alter "Wednesday 81
at the Thester. auEl-st
THKATER CUMIQUE, Eleventh street,
Below Ptsnsg9easta Assnsl.
OPEN THB YEAH KouNp.
Performance EVERY sIGHT. MATINEE for r.s-
its. snd Children EVERY WEDNESDAY ans
SATURDAY AFTERSOOH.
FIRST-CLASS IN sVERT hESPBoY.
Variety, Drama, Burle.Que snd COMEDY. novr I,
OLD 4ss no On a6s Essibition sn,s NEs .s. No.
7rH ST. anu AT T"'e 7rssr.
MAR * RIT RS,
No. 432 1th street, bsf1resH and StresrS ttg A.
dOorS ADORE OH FelEOtcS' Han
Choice Oil Paintings, Ensrs sinss, Chromos, &C.
Also largest stoch Of Paper Hansings, Window
shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Oords and Tas-
sels; Rines, Nails, &C., in the District.
@TERMs CASH.
DPiesse remember Name and Number Willy
Evening star., 1876-08-03

THE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
met last evening, present Messrs. Morgan
lin the ehair,l Collins, TAFT and Reed. Chief
Engineer Cronin presented his report for the
month OF July last, showing fourteen alarms
during the month for fires, Involving an esti-
mated loss OF $3.50, with an insurance on
Inc same OF -, 100. He called attention to
The dilapldated condition OF engfne-house
No. ?, which required immediate repairs 10
ma ke II habitaole, as well as safe. ON motion
OF Mr.. Collins, the president and chief engi-
neer were appointed a committee 10 repre-
sent the condition OF the engine house 10 the
District Commissioners, with view of
having the necessary repairs made. The
superintendent OF IRE alarm telegraph re-
ported the continued reliability OF tue pre-
sent system Of nTe-aarm Ie les raph, stating
that 10 was now In first class condition
throughout NT. Reed stated mat a REQUEST
had been made 10 Mr.. Thomas Berry TO a low
box l. 10 be placed on Ford's Opera House,
but a. yet no reply mad been recei we'd. The
secretary was instructed 20 notify the super
1nteEtent n the request was granted. Ap-
plicatioIs for positions IN the department.
Were received from Charles a. Lynch. John
Kane and Albert kirschner scd placed on
hie.