Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Crrmrxat Court.—The Seventh Ward Riot Case —Mr. Key concluded his opening address to the jury, yesterday, at a quarter to one o'clock, m : John L. Smith, Esq., who appeared for War- noch and Wm. Williams, sere the agora ting that he would leave one of his pe poems, , to the tender mercies of the jury, the evidence being so strong at as to Jastity such course. In regard to Williams, he contended there was not a particle of evidence showing that he was implicated in creating dis- turbance on election day. It was true that Wil- liams went out under the flag-statf and cried out «Now, boys, let’s to the Fifth Ward polls!" but this afforded no evidence that he participated in the riotous acts charged in the indictment. . Mr. Carrington next addressed the Cou:t in be- balf of Jesse Williams, Isaac Stoddard, Wm. Wilson, and John Webster Taking up first the question, “« W hat constitutes a riot ?’* he claimed that three essential requisites were demanded : First, an assemblage of three or more persons with disorderly par, ; secondly, a concerted understanding to unite with such common pur- pose ; and thirdly, the actual accomplishment of such ed "Mr. Carin ies; na plea which may be ranked amongst his t efforts, proceeded to urge that the charge of such riot was not sustained by the evidence against bis clients; that the great ex- citement under which they labored was but a natural ebulition of feeling caused by the an- nouncement made by Webster that the Marines had been called out to shoot down American citi- zens; that the accused parties were men of re- spectable and honest lives, and in conclusion in- sisted that the series of acts which go to constitute a Tiot did not occur at any time during the day. Mr. Key, in closing for the United S@tes, in reviewing the arguments of the counsel for de- fence, said he was struck by the adroitness with which they smothered the evidence for Govern- ment in relation to the actual accomplishment of their concerted movements toward a disturbance of the peace; and in preventing legally qualified voters from exercising the right of sutfrage. He went on to show, with great clearness, that men may be engaged ‘at different points of the same scene of action, in driving away voters ; beating them and tting them in fear of their lives; and that tae leeds show concert of action. though the perpetrators may not even have known each other; that they were as guilty ax if they bad all been engaged in each individual deed of violence ; that the acts constituted a riot inevery sense of the word; and that these transactions were most infamous disturbances of the peace, ferences with the privileges of the legal and naturalized. n concluding, asked that the follow- ing instruction should be given tothe iy which was approved by the Court and readily acqui- esced in by the defence ; * If the jury believe from the evidence that the defendgnts were acting together, and that their common object was to exclude a certain class of citizens from the polls aforesaid by threats and intimidation, and by taking possexsion of the ground near the window where the ballots were deposited, and by threats and violence, did in- timidate and drive away certain citizens, they are guilty of a riot, although they had entered into no agreement so to do, and were unacquaint- ed one with the other.”? ‘The jury then retired to make up a verdict, and after and hour’s absence returned with a verdict of sew Gre indicted, in the cases of William Warnach, is iam Wilson, Isaac Meddard aad William Williams. Jesse Wil- liams was found not guilty. The defendants were called by name, and Wm Warnach and Wm. Wilson not answi i vecegnizances were declared forfeited. sureties are James H Birch and Jackson Pum- phrey. Judge Crawford proceeded to give the sentence ef the Conrt, which was, that all the parties con- victed be imprisoned in the county jail for one year, and each to pay a fine of 220. Judge Crawford, in delivering the sentence, commented upon the heinous nature of the offence of which they stood convicted. striking as it did at the very foundations of government. He re- gretted to see men, who had hitherto borne a good character, engaged in such acts; and especially Wes he sorry to know that, among them. was one who had been a cc officer of the county. He remarked upo®the paramount necessity of main- taining the freedom of our elections inviolat and of the intimidation of voters as even more of 4 public thana private wrong. Naturalized citi- zens had equal rights with native citizens, under our laws, and these rights must be maintained. The prisoners were then removed to jail. They had throughout the trial deported themselves as if anticipating an acquittal, or at most conviction with a light tine, and they were proportionately —— on being sentenced to imprisonment in jail. The Court then took up a case in which Thos. J. Thomas was charged with assault and battery on Charles W. Arnold on the 19th inst. Thomas was found guilty and fined $8 and costs. This merning the Court met at ten o'clock, and the first case taken uy was that of T. O'Leary, for assault and battery on Simon Richardson, a free wegro. Case submitted to Court. O’Leary was Tequired to vive security to keep the peace. ge Johnson was found guiity of assault and battery on Michael Cochrane, on the 17th of April last, and sentenced to pay a fine of $10. Sespiciovs AFFAin.—Last night, between the hours of nine and ten o’clock, a colored man named David Simms, living in the rear of Ryland Chapel, Island, was disturbed by some rather loud talking on the commons in the neighbor- hood of his house. He went to the door and heard several voices raised in the vicinity, but thonght nothing unusul of the occurrence, ap: peng eet some boys might be engaged in build- ing a bonfire or something of that sort, and went to This morning, on going out he found his fence broken down and a trunk covered with brown leather lying in his ya:d, and various ar- tieles scattered about. Simms first opened his eyes with wonder. and then started off to consult his neighbors. They advised him to inform the lice, and he made his way to Justice Row- ands to lay the case before him. An examination wax made of the premises. Papers were found in the vicinity of the trunk showing business transactions of various kinds between Alexander Riley and Finessec & Riley; also a pass-book containing bills and accounts between Finessee & Riley and James Dittor; the declaration of citizenship of Alexander Riley, certified by B. W. Berry, Clerk of the Alexan- dria County Court; and various bills arra: if for collection, bearing the names of Burns, Thos. Harper. and others. ‘The papers were retained by JAstice Rowland to obtain some clue to their ownership. On examining the trunk, there was found a $2.50 gold piece and two gold dollars. Several articles of male and f wearing apparel, two patch-work bed quilts un- finished. stocking, a ladies work-basket contain- ing spools of thread. needles and various papers. The trunk bad been forced open. A Bible was found inside in which was printed, with pencil, the name of Julia Ann Riley. The trunk was taken to the central guard house, where it can be seen by any one wishing to do so. ‘Tae River.—Mr. Church has effected a pas- sage for foot passengers across the Long Bridge. A large schooner from Port Deposit caine up to the mouth of the Canal with lumber for the canal mercbants yesterday. At Harvey & Co.'s wharf arrived selir. Fletcher, Capt. J.T. Chance, from Philadelphia, with 101 tons red ash coal for Bar- yey & Co. At Riley's wharf, sehr. George, from Port Walthal. with 100 tons coal for Gas Com- pany. At aig Sorat Stone’s wharf, schr. Geor- giana, from Itimore, with lumber for S. Nor- ment; schr. Three Sisters, from Port Deposit, with lumber for Norment and Coyle; schr. Ad- vocate, from Salisbury, with lumber for Proctor, Smith & Co. The “Coasting Pilot,” a new vessel for the Boston Packet Line, went upto Georgetown with a cargo of merchandise consigned to various Georgetown merchants. The Guy went to Georgetown this morning with part cargo of corn to be taken on board the sebr. Searsville for the Boston trade. AT 4 MEETING of the Metropolitan Literary Society, held on the evening of the 27th instant, the following gentlemen were elected officers : Thomas Connolly, President; Nathaniei Wilson, Vice President; Wm. C. Murdoch, § retary; LB. Dixon, Assistant Secretary; Danie Douglas, Treasurer Professor Joseph Henr: y Was unanimously elect- ed to honorary membership, this being the first membership of the kind ever created by the asso- ciation. This organization, numbering some 33 mem- bers, is in a flourishing condition, and its debates are characterized by much ability. Its meetings will in future be hefd at Mr. Kelly’s school room, corner of Tenth and G streets. IMPROVEMENTS IN THE First Warp —The work of grading and graveling K street. from Fif- teenth street west to the Circle, is progressing fiaely. This isa heavy job, but will be comple- ted by the contractors. A portion of K street is also being improved by uu paved sidewalk Ma rading: andl geet ont paving the sidewalk on the north side of G st., from Twenty fest to Twenty-sixth street west, is also progres- sing ra) ‘Tois work is all ender the supervision of Jos. FE. Rawlings, Esa, Commissioner of the First and Secord Wards Wepovine Parry ar Buowss’.—Last evening, at Sovelork, Rev. Dr. Cummings united in holy wedlock Mr. J. Harris Stonestreet and Miss A. G Harris, of Maryland. The ceremony was per- formed in ‘Trinity Chure corner of Third and © streets; after which the happy couple returned to Beowas’ Hotel (where they remain Tespetantly and received the congratulations of a very nu- merous company of their friends. ‘ ANOTHER SHooTInc A¥Frain.—Robert Cross, one of the parties indicted for riot in the Seventh Ward on election day, but who has been out of towa since that time, returned last night. In- formation was given to the Court this morning of his acrival, ry his honor, Judge Crawford, caused a bench warrant to be issued for hisarrest. The warrant was placed in the hands of Deput, Marshal Phillips, who, together with severa other officers, went off in pursuit of him. He was discovered by them somewhere on Pennsyl- vania avenue, and when he saw the officers on his track he fled up Fifth street. He was finally overtaken on Fifth street, in the neighborhood of the Wesley Chapel, and when the officers tried to arrest ‘Tim he drew a revolver and fired at them, the shot striking Officer Thos. H. Robin- son, of the Sixth District, in the right cheek, wounding him severely. Cross was surrounded and the pistol wrenched from his hand, and he was conveyed to the jail, where he awaits the action of the Court. New Corroratios Orvicers.—The newly- elected Collector, Register and Surveyor were in- augurated in their several offices this morning, and pootres the congratulations of numerous friends. In the Register’s office the late incumbenrt, 8. E. Douglass, Esq. ‘Was courteously aiding his successor, Wm. Morgan, Esq., in ning the ropes in that department. ir. Hunt, the late Surveyor, with his succes- sor, Win. Forsyth, Esq., were receiving their friends in the Sarveyor’s office; and J. F. Bali- day, Esq., the Collector was busily e1 ed in the! prel minary arrangement of his ae A Jarn.—A case, of a somewhat complicated. and peculiar nature, came up before Justice Donn this morning, being that of Mrs. Higgins rs. Pat- rick Cahill and Patrick Cahill vs. Mrs. Higgins. Mrs. H., it seems, got into a controversy with Cabill, and discharged the contents of an earthen vessel full in his face. Smarting with rage and filled with ire Cahill, as soon as he could get his eyes open, followed Mrs. Higgins and gave hera beating. The mutual rights and wrongs of the affair seemed to be about averaged and the Justice accordingly disposed of the case by re- quiring both patties to give security to keep. the peace. “Evogventia Lipertati Devincta.’’—Such is the appropriate motto of the Philodemic Soci- ety of Georgetown College, which gives its cele- bration on Saturday, July 4th, at 6 p.m. The orator of the occasion is to be William J. Hill, of Maryland ; Reader, Edward Wooton, of Mary- land, and there will be music by the Brass Band of Georgetown College. Among the names of the Committee of Invita- tion we notice that of one of our most romising Washington boys, aud of whose future his friends have high anticipations. Divx’t Want to Learn a Trape.—Lest night, Officer Watson arrested a boy about 16 years of age, who ranaway from his parents in Baltimore several months ago. His reason for leaving was the intention of his father to make him learn some mechanical business. He was found in the northern part of the Stes and had wi been engaged in huckstering. He be taken to Baltimore this afternoon “Joux Doe.—This individual, only known in the law books and to the courts and officers, was picked up in a state of perfect obliviousness this morning and taken before Justice Goddard. He could not give his name, but was recognized. by the Justice as John Doe, and committed to the workhouse for thirty days. John has been up frequently before the various courts of this Dis- trict as Pink Coakley. Dexictovs Sopa Warten is that now to be had. at W.H. Gilman’s Drug Store, Pennsylvania av- enue. It is almost worth while to get fairly melted down by the heat, in order to experience the delightful sensation of being revived and re- invigorated by a glass of Gilman's soda. Moore has also a finely charged soda fountain in full play. See his advertisement. Fovrtu or Juy Trirs to tHe Waite Hovse. By the advertisement in another column, it will be seen that the George Washington will make four trips to the White House on the Fourth, ranging from 8 o’clock a. m. to 11 o’ciock pm. The fare is low, being fixed at 50 cents for the round trip. Desrerate Assavtt.—Last evening a man by the name of Davis entered the dwelling of an old gentleman named Wilson, in the Northern Lil- erties, and attacked and beat Mr. W. in a brutal manner. Otticer Watson was sent for and went in search of Davis, but he could not be found, and it is supposed he left the city immediately. Law anv Orper is in the ascendant once more. The verdict of the jury, and its rigid enforcement by Judge Crawford, in the case of the election rioters, yester is hailed on all sides with sat- isfiction, as indicating that healthier influences than rowdyism and mob law are to have sway in our city. Rittennovse Acabemy.—The annual exami- nation of this institution takes place on the 2d and 3d of July, commencing at 9 o’clock a. m., of Thursday. The academy, under the care of Mr. O. Wight, 8 preceptor of much experience and varied attain- ments, is doing poos service inthe training of youth for useful lives. CLotues-Ling Tuteves.—Last night, some thief entered the yard of John R. Sou heron, on G street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and stripped the clothes line of a large quantity of linen, which had been left there to dry. The thief was not discovered, and consequently es- caped with the booty. WE Ane apvisep that the test of King & Hyne- man’s patent street sweeping machine will take place this afternoon, at 6 o’clock, in the street fronting the city post office. The public author- ities, gentlemen connected with the press, and citizens generally are invited to witness the demonstration. ‘Tue ALBaNy ARGvs calls upon the Albanians to adopt the discount system in regard to Spanish quarters, shillings and sixpences. That’s the tieket! A three days’ crusade against these coins initiated avainst them some time since here has banished them from our city. Goons, cheap, can now be obtained at Harper & Mitchell’s store, 312 Pennsylvania avenue, as they are about to vacate the premises to erect a superb new store thereon, and wish to disencum- ber themselves of as much of their present stock of goods as possible. Tue PuiLoxomosian Society of Georgetown College will give a celebration on the 4th of July, commencing at 73g o'clock a.m. Robert F. Lovelace, of Louisiana, is to be the orator of the occasion, and Franc eale, of Maryland, reader. Reav Estate —Yesterday, A. Green, auction- eer, sold part of lot No. 7 in square 373, fronting on New York avenue, for 59c. per foot, to Jos Bryan. Also. part of lot No. 4, in square 426, for 16c., to P. Sweeny. Mr. W. G. Pater has been appointed by the President to be a Justice of the Peace and mem- ber of the Levy Court for the District of Colum- bia and county of Washington, vice Geo. McNeir deceased. — LamMMonp, Seventh street, has laid ina great stock of Fourth of July toys for the delectation of Juvenile America. So has McLaughlin & Co., and Hutchinson & Munro. Fase Rumor.—It has been rumored during the past week that a change has been made in the ottice of Chief of Police. We are authorized to say that the report is untrue. See MARKRITER’s advertisement of engravings forsale. He has really some excellent ones, and at low prices. Biackistone’s Pavition is to be opened on the first of July, and will afford a inost enticing retreat during the hot weather. Just IN SEASON are those self-sealing cans, for sale by Francis, 190 Seventh street. Warten Returxs.—Last night the Guards had little to do except to shelter themselves from the torrents of rain, and this morning the trial docket was blank. UF Queen yeeee - es 20th ost entered on the twenty-first year of her reiga, and yet the address her “all hat! = “ iJ The Rev. Amos Abbott and wife sailed from Boston on ‘Thursday for Bombay, with the intention of joining the Indian mission” ij In New York, last week, there were 321 deaths, 10 less than the week previous; in Phil: - delphia, 131 deaths, 43 less than the week pre- vious. UF- The wheat crop of Albemarle county, Va. according to the estimate of an old farmer, will be the most abundant realized in that county for ficteen years. Sixcurar.—We understand that wild pigeons are building nests in the woods on the ion of James Deuney, in Mill Creek Hundred. This is acircumstance which bas never before occurred within the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. There are large flocks of pigeons in the woods along the White Clay Creek, and it is Sal pe that they have Quilt hundreds of nests.—Dela- ware Republican, Mr. Epitor :—Your paper yesterday contained the following announcement: > “Wanted—A com; it judge, &e.”” Cc took me to ich’s establishment, and ive w js none mertais Lager “A Comretest Jupez. —— Fits axp Fever axpAcue.—To Those who love their Fellow Beings —i Savon remedy (Pure! veg- @tabie)for Feverand Ague.Fiteand Falling which has never been known to fail. Itisas pleasant. and as cheap,as it 1s efficacious. Any person who will send me the names, and directions 'o the residences, of ten i ividnals sick of Consumption, or any dis- ense of the Chest or Lungs, or ken down and shattered Constit on, will receive as Areward this Recipe. [t embod $ full instructions for making and administering this wonderful Medi- eine. Addr + Tracy Detormk, New York Post Office je 6-1m ery od Mount has prepared by special request, fo! fering from a bro- AUCTION SALES. F SUGAR AND SYRUP. ion on FRIDAY. July sd. wharf, the cargo u! ucTio cm pd SALE at 11 o'clock a. m., ae A Suga, 19 do AA do # do Yellow do do Portland Syrup. FOWLE & CO., Alexandria, Va. ARD, Auctioneers, SEHOLD Errecrs. Bucey, URSDAY MORN- e Assortment of Furnitureand Hi: leaving the city, such as— By WALL & BARN URNITURE ann How a? Avction.—On TH July 2, we will sell, nd wood Chau Mair and Shuck Mattress r the cure of Cancers, which never was known to fail. Also. a Cordial for Dysentery, Diar- — and Summer Complaint, which acts asa per- lect charm to arrest all of these diseases. Also, Saive for the Piles, (an extract from a flower,)a so" eign remedy. Give thematnal. Like her Con- sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. She Offers no article but what has been tested. ‘To be had at No. 339 G street, between Ith and 1th. Also at Nairn & Palmer's Drug Store, corner 9h street ‘enn. avenue. je Consumption Destroyer also can be found’in Alexandria, at Mr. Castieman’s Store, on King street, my sole agent for that place. In Georgetown at Mr. T. A. Newman's, on Bridge street. je 17 Lyon’s Manetic Pownkr, for the extermmation of Bedbugs, Cockroaches, Moths, Ants, and Mos- quitoes. A {so, Pills for the destruction of Rats and Mice, for sale, wholesale and retail, at Shillington’s, Odeon Building, corner of 434 street, and Pennsy| vanea avenue, w DIED, On the morning of 1st July,of Cholera Infantur, EDWARD DUVAL., infant son of Chas. F. and Mary B. Perrie, aged 6 months and 12days. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his_ grandfather, H.H. McPherson, No, 965 7th street,on Thursday Afternoon, at 4 o'clock. On Saturday, the 27th of June, at 3o’clock p.m., AMANDA, wife of S. Baxter, aged 3. May she rest in peace. FOR RENT AND SALE. Fer RENT—Several vere, igeanat and hand- somely FURNISHED ROOMS, ina house sit- uated on one of the most pleasant streets of the city, and supplied with bath, gas,&c. Apply at 476 H He 9thand 10th sts., one square from the re Difice. Fer RENT.—The THREE-STORY HOUSE adjoining the 7 buildings, containing a store- room, two fine parlors, three bed-chambers, dining- n.and cellar. There is also a cistern in the yard. is would make a most eligible stand for 2 Millinery store. ‘The property will be rented very low toa good tenant. Apply at the house. jy 1-3t* IRNISHED COTTAGE FOR _RENT.—The COTTAGE on the east side of Tenth street, one door from the corner of H, (between H and 1,)i8 sull for rent. Apply on the premises. je 30-2w HED HOUSE FOR RENT BY THE M TH OR YEAR.—A two-story BRICK HOUSE with dry Basement and convenient Back Building and Gas Fixtures throughout, and a nice yard filled with choice Fruit Trees, within a few minutes walk of either of the Departments, If de- sired the House will be for rent and the Furniture sold. Terms moderate. Address Box No. 21 Siar fice. je 3)-3t* OR RENT.—A modern built HOUSE, contain- ing 12 rooms, comfortably furnished, ina delight- ful and airy location. fronting one of the public res- ervations, and Socunanding an extensive view of the city, the river, and Georgetown. It has gas throuzh- out ; water and bath-room. Toa careful tenant the rent will be moderate. Inquire at 4041 street, sec- ond door from 12th street. je 24-tf OOMS FOR RENT.—MISS MORLEY, having taken the house recently occupied by s. Anderson,two doors from the Kirkwood Hou! 18 prepared to rent PARLORS and LODGIN ROos LS, together or separately, furnished or unfur- nished, and, if desired, will also furnish Board, or Breakfast, and Tea to'such as wish to dine at hotels or Gautier’s. ‘The rooms are large and airy, and very pleasant for summer residences. Apply at 276 Penn.avenue. ve 2-1m OR SALE.—A FARM of about 100 acres, in Montgomery county, Md., ten miles from Wash- ington, ou the Colesvilfe road, improved with a zood Brick Dwelling, a log barn and stable, a fine orehard of choice fruit. partis set with clover, and the whole weil fenced. A bargain may be obtained if early applied for, or would exchange for city proper- ty. H. N. LANSDALE, Agent, N 564 M street, or through the City Post Othee. jeZ-Im _ OR SAL corner ton’s, fronting 2—The valuable PROPERTY at tie and E streets, adjoining Col. Sea- feet on EF and 105 feet on ih str For terms, & to 447 8th street, betwe and F i NE, Exeeutrix of Edw. Dyer, deceased. je 3-e02w* OR SALE.—A very desirable RESIDENCE, being a Lot fronting 32 feet 10 inches, by 116 feet deep, to an analley 25 feet wide, situated onthe west side of 6th street west, between L and M north, and improved by a coinfortable Frame Dwelling, with back building, wood-house, a pump of excellent water. and ornamented with a variety of flowers and shrubbery. Terms accommodating. Apply at No. 512 (2d story) 7th street. pA a Ae POLLARD WEBB T° THE LAD LT would most_respectfully inform the ladies of the District of Columbia, that I have this ay received, direct from the mannfac: “eae tory, Boston, the richest and finest and most beautiful assortment of Children’s Four- Wheel CARRIAGES that has ever been offered for sale inthis market. Please call and look at them. Also, a few more of the celebrated ARC C REFRIGERATORS, the Dr Kane and others, all sizes of Masser’s patent five minute Ice Creamand Water lee FREE ZERS: Dr. Authur’s Patent Air-tight Self Sealing CANS and JARS for preserving fresh fruits. &c., &c. Ali the above will be sold very Sane C. WOODWARD. Penn. ave., bet. 10th aad I!th No. 312, je 27-6t Ba SUMMER WINES. +) 120 cases Clarets, ail grades, viz : 35 cases St. Julien Table Claret 5 Esteppe do do 2» do + gee (Michaelson & Co's.) Table 20 do Chateau Larose (Michaelson & Co's.) W ine-glass Claret. 10 do Chateau Leoville (Michaelson & Co's.) pollen en Claret. 10 do Chateau Margaux (Michaelson & Co's.) W ine-elass Claret. 9 do Hock, Still and Sparkling, in pints and Cat viz: Heirsteiner, Deidesheimer, larcobranner, Geisenheimer. Brauner- berger, Mozellewein, and Hockheuner, in boeksbeutelle. For sale by SHEKELL, Je 26-lw 279 VY street, corner 15th. 370 UNDER BROWNS’ HOTE * Just opening a splendid assortment. of Spring and Summer READY-MADE CLOTHING aud Gent’s FURNISHING GOODS the finest style and make, at the Emporium of Fashion, No. 370 Browns’ Hotel, next to private entrance. may 30 Cntel& States) TCHES, JEWELRY, W . AND SILVER WARE, I have fst received a new supply of FINE WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, and a large assort- ment of RICH JEWELRY of every description, which makes my stock at the present time one of the most Karey Yori in the city. I have just finished (on the premises) a very large assortment of PURE SILVER WARE, among Which may be founda SOLIDSILVER TEA KET- TLE superior to anything before exhibited in this sity the weight of which is 125 ounces, capacity 9 ua s. : Both citizens and strangers are invited to call and examine, . O. HOOD, _Je 23- 33 Pa.ave., near 9h street. Ppovrts OF JULY CELEBRATIONS. Don’t go onany excursion this Fourth without a supply of DRURY’S| SPICED OYSTERS: acknowledged to be the best ever put up. Live SOFT CRABS by the dozen. SAM’L. T. DRURY, A 294 Penn. ave., 2d door east of I4th st. je 9)-3t* (States) P!ANO-FORTE CLA Mr. WM. HENRY PALMER deeply regrets being compelled to resort to this means of ea ling, the attention of his pupils to the early settlement of their bills now considerably t due; for, besides the annoyances and waste of time to which he is subjected by their remissness in paying their dues, he feels that it will be incumbent upon him to deny hunself the pieasure of imparting any further in- struction to those who are dilatory in their pay- ments. Je 30-2 RARE CITANCE FOR BARGAINS IN BONNETS.—We have just received a large lot of elegant BONNETS too late fort the season, which we will positively sell for half. their value, M. WILLIAN, je W-2w Centre Market Space WARREN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, One mile from Buckton Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and in the direct route to Capon and Burner’s Springs, is now open for the reception of visitors. Comfortable Coaches will run daily between Buc ton and the Springs, upon the arrival and departure of the ears. Passengers leaving Baltimore, Washington, and Alexandria by the moruiug trams, will reach the Springs about noon of the same day, and returni will arrive at Alexandria and Washington in tine to ine. Post Office, Buckton, Warren county, Va. BOARD: s. Ist week, ‘esident. ly S. J. SAUNDERS, je 2-eolm . Superintendent. &* WENI, VIDI, VICI.” V USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL Handreds nre availing themselves of the opportu- nity now and ie the first time in this city offered learn several of the most beautiful ORNAMEN- TAL, ARTS now known for the adorning of Parlors 8. Every style of FANCY LETTERING, ia Si!- verand Ge taught to perfection, and whieh will pay to the proticient seholar from #3) to #40 per week. Call at No, 94 Seventh street and examine Hens, “PM usieal instruments repaired in the best manner, Also, instructions given on t x 0, AWN. large assortment of other Furniture, all of sold without reserve. WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RUSTEE’S SALE OF NEWLY NEW R. TUESDAY MOR by virtue of tw the subscriber wi fects of the “Burnett House,’ of 433 street and Penusy |vani refurnishe:’ with excel q Errscts.—On i. July 7th, at 10 o'clock, duly recorded, &c., Furniture and Ef- situated at the corner ia avenue, which lent Furniture, iy Hair Spring Sofas, Arm and y Walnut Centre aud Rout T: ‘any Secretary and Bookcase Excellent Cane and Rush- seat Lounges, Curtains and Shad: Mahogany Bureau and Tables seat Chairs, Rockers Ingrain Carpets Rodsand Eyes, tee, Oak Arm Chairs and Cottage Bedsteads » Washstands, and es. Whatnot, Window Shades Bolsters and Pillows Bronze Iron Hat 4 Mahogany, French: Mahogany and EY rol Chamber Tabl Curled Hair Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts, a Wainut Extension } ining Tables ne-seat Dining Chairs Granite Dinner and Coffee W Glassware and Ta! ble Cutlery. Blook Tin Ware and other Stoves Bar, Counter, and Bi R jt Together with a lary ied arene ze nnd excellent assortment of flects, not necessary to enume- was all purchased new and is in exceilent order. cash; over that sum a for satisfactorily ea- LBURN, Trustee. . McGUIRE, The above Furniture, &c., Jast six months, Ternrs: $39 and under, 3, and 4 months, , bearing interne » Auctioneer, —By virtue of a deed of trust executed to me, and recorded in I No. 122, folios 436, 457, 432, and 459, ¢ 1s of Washington ca Columbia, I shail on. T June, at six o'clock p. m., in front of the premises, ublic auction to the highest bidder owing property, to wit : pro erty, ‘© wit, part of Z piece or parcel o . in Square No, 3 ne at the southwest corn running thence north along the line of v feet, thence east 23 feet, thenee north east 71 feet 9 inches to the rear of thence south along the rear line of the said he southeast corner of the said lot, he south line of said lot 99 feet it of beginning.” Property to be and expense of the plied with in three EDWARD C. C A. GREEN, A _ G7 THE ABOVE SALE IS PO: in conseauence of the rain. until TUE: atthe same hour and place. By order of A. GREEN, Auctioneer. By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. LUABLE FARM AND BEAUTIFU Country Resipence at TUESDAY, Sith instant, at 5 0’clock p.m. we will sell that beautiful and h ‘arm. late the country residence of A. sq., deceased, lying in Alexandria county, m Georgetown, and on the street west 23 thence west along 9 inches to the poin resold at the risk urchaser unless terms are com- of sale. RRINGTON, Pusnic SaLey inta, one intle froj ust above the Aqueduct, “arm contains abo fores, ina high state of ut one hundred and sixty cullivation, well fenced, and enriched with the liberal use ef fertilizers. ae larse Orchard of the choicest fruits now in fall he dwelling, which is nearly new, 1s re, stirrounded with ten-feet wide hers, kitchea, pense was spared to make he situation 1s be: sive country, city, and few minutes’ wal The other impr: sheds, stables, ‘There isa liberal supply honse, and the farin is well watered wit fal, commanding an exten- q water view, and is within a K of Georgetown. ‘vements consist of new barns, f pure water close to the are liberal, will be made A. HOOYV WALL & BA RNARD. Auct. X TENSIVE SALE OF WEL LD FurNiture.—On WEDN Ist instant. at 9 o'clock a. n sell. in front of our Avetion Rooms,a large and gen- nt of exeellent Furniture, being the ntlemanabout to leave the city, such effects of a ge. Mahogany Sofas. Chairs, Lounges, Tables king Chairs, Washstands ‘hree-piy, and Ingrain Carpeti Olleloth, Matting.) . sea Mattresses, I Bureaus. Roe! ooking Glasses, Clocks, Safe ts, 7octave Piano and Crocker BONT THE ABOVE SALE wii FRIDAY ES China, Glass, Terms at sale. Z & COOMBS, IS POSTPONED instant, same hour and piace. TZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers. st time, we take this method the attention of our customers to their il our bills are now ready for delivery sand those not called for by the 2th instant will then be distri HARPER & MITCHELL. AT THE MANTILI lantillas from $2 to EMPORIUM. sor pints from $3.5) to $10, Travelling ( Dusters) Clo: Marseilles Capes from A full supply of ail the above menti constantly on hand, aud daily 4 XW Mr. F. Nicnours € of 2,00 songs, author o! and musical editor of Continues giving Classes, every Mond at the above Institution. embers enrolled every day, as no vacations oc- mer months—THIS sons to his Pupils and ‘Thursday, and eur during the Su - ing the proper time, for Vocalist: Apply io Mr. Crovcn, at the Acad every morning from 8 to 10 o'clock. | Lectures delivered ev: t ery Thursday even ing—illustrated by the Pupils of the Institution. Ss FROM LONDON. Finden’s Beauties iLoore, I vol., folio, richly bound im Turkey » and illustrated with 49 stecl engravings; folio, bound in Tur- and illustrated with 40 male Figures, finely executed in stee The Pictorial Sunda’ in Turkey morocco, 1! STAVings On Wood ai Flowers of Loveliness, 1 vol., key morocco, 00K, | vol..folio, trated with numerous en- ni steel, and with maps ; History and Description of the Worlds illustrated by beautiful steel engravings, 3 vol., 4to, finely bound in Turk orks In & series 0} \" f 150 steel engra- vings, by the firstartists, 2vols., 4to, Turkey moroc- are, 3vols.. royal 8vo, Turkey moroceo, 1 from daguerreotypes of the greatest and most tutellectual actors of the ag ie je 3 FRANK TAYLOR. .ASS.—300 boxes 10 by 1 38, willbe soldat one dollar and per box for cash, in lots of 1 Also, fullsupply of large size French 2d, and Sd qualities, 4 by 8G 10, 8 by 12, 9 by 12, and 10 by 12 ely RK. H. MILLE Alexandria, Va. lags for hot-houses, 8 by BR, SON & CO, je 22 NS.—Self Sealing Can: fireaud acid proof Stone juts, quarts, and awherries, green Peas, vegetables. No trouble. and other fruit or 49 7th street. Y STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES about the largest in this city at this tyme, and having been purchased before the rise in Leather, can be sold at about 15 to 20 per cent, less than xoods purebased at this time. Call and examine for you Iron Hall, Pa. ave. b pet. Sth and With sts. IR, a tale by the author of 8 3 +R sequel to “ Lavengro,” by George Barrow : 5) et: Lavengro, by Geo Ross on Slavery ; American Ang’ Illustrated Hand Book of Demosthenes on the Crown, translated Demosthenes’ OF Se Barrow ; 5 cts. illustrated : $1.0. American Seog SEMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.—We are busily e ing off all open accounts on our books. usual make an indiscriminate issue 0} the same up to the 27th o| all who are aware of having an account with us an manticipate it, will eonfe: vor by calling at our desk and thereby saving t! w would as soon Pay ing the amount, ‘hem the annoyance of a cal! and ‘TT. DODSON & CO, Forerire FIR: A general assortment of FIRE) WORKS from a Grasshopper toa have been selected brated manufactory of ‘These works Pre: care from the cele- J. Edge, Jersey City. Call early and secure a lorious 4th of Soren eat VERETT, No. 231 Poa ave. AUCTION SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. PEREMPTORY SALE OF LOTS EAST OF WEDNESDAY Caritot.—On AFTER + at 6 without! rv shall rese: Lot No. 13, m Square 1.064, fronting 53 feet on Kast ‘ol street, between 6th and I7th streets west. 55, 4,5,and 9,in Square No.9i, fronting re cpgcuvely on East Capitol street, Ninth street east, jusetis avenue, These Lotsare beauti jassach: fully located, and wall be subdivided to suit purchas- ers. rs. Lots 7.8, and 9, in Square 1,112, fronting together 1542 feet on lath street east. between south Band C Streets .(on the high grounds in frort of the Wash- ington Asy ium.) and containing 35,554 square feet. ‘erms for Lot in Square 1/84, cash. For the ch 3 the residue in 6, 12 .and 18 . with interest, secured by deed of trust on others, one-fourth ens! mont the premises, je wed JAS. C. MeGUIRE, Anet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. OUSEHOLD anv KITCHEN AT Avction.—On MONDA I shall sell, at the residence of H. Pardon, Esq. 4th street east, No. 563, at 12 o'clock m., a8 good as- sortment of Furniture, viz : laut Extension Tables nted Cottage Chamber Sets tage Bedsteads, Window Curtains Hair and Shuck Mattresses Dining-room and Passage Oileloth and Carpets China, Glass, and Crockery Ware Clock, Lounge, &. Lot of excelient Feather Bolsters and Pillows Walout cane-seat Chairs, Rockers, and W: Cooking, Airtight, and other Stoves. With a good assortment of Kitchen Requisites, ‘Terms cash. je 24-d A. GRE + Auct. To" THE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED in “consequence of the rain until THURSDAY next, July 2d, at the same june 3d F T Wo Brick Ho at Avcrion —On MO. shall sell in front of the i that handsome new and large brick House, situ: ed st the coruer of Pennsylvania avenue and 2th street and the jot on which it stands, being lot No. 25, in Square 101. which fronts 43 feet 9 inches by 43 feet 9 inches, and the house covers all the lot. And immediately after the sale of the above I shall sell a large three story brick House on the north side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 19th and 2th strc ets. and the lot on whieh it stands. Also, a lot inunediately in the rear of the House, fronting on I street. The house has a back building, and contains 16 eon vewently arranged reoms aud wide passage. erms: One-fourth cash; balance in 6, 24 months, for notes bearing interest {re indisputai le, jes-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. cluck, at the Auction o— FURNITURE ‘he 23th instant, stands AND LOTS ON XN THE First Warp. of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken. Title By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Fork SALE AT AUCTION MOST DFSIRAPLE PIECES OF PF city.—In the last wiiland testament of the late Gottlieb C of Washung the sul I inthis city. “This very valual is situated in one of the most atiractive 2 streets north, pecupied by Mr. A. E. Le Merle. putable \ & CO. Auctioneers. PR TY ON —On MONDAY AF Island — paved side of 4}, 58, beginning at at th t street west 55 feet, with two t—frame. ponths, f A deed THE ABOV THURSDAY AF place. jun or notes bear ven and a deed « CROWNA ALE Is PO: RNOON sam = C.R.L. CROWN & CO., Aucts. RNARD & BUCKEY. Auctioneers ‘clock p um the Virginia side, that pertion of Rich Poin irefacres, more or less. esbure Turnpike ton City, well *runmett’s Run. (th ur miles from W i von and ches: 5 e cleared |; cultivation. The Quarnes en the highly valuable, having the finest curb and on the river, Portions to suit purchasers, the object of the pro: Prietor being to increase the nei residence, er One-third nths? notes = Deed of trust tak: bearing interest from da to secure the pay ments. rooms of Barnard & TH STRE rded in Liber J. A. s wan I... on in = geo 424, fronting 16 feet 10 im th street w: . ing back vements, lling Hou 5 eN t feet to aten-fe burlt fram erms e. “SI. WILSON, Trustee. McGUIRE eer. jen law issued fi the Cireuit Court of the District of Colum tia for the County of Washington, and to me ¢a ef the Court house door ef said count DAY, the 17th day of July, 1857, at 12 « OW INS pro stow PRK im square N. fronting 4 upon as the pro sold to satisfy Iudicials No. Francis Wheaticy vs. John S. James. J. D. HOOVER, je 2d Marshal for the Dist. of Col. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. N PURSUAN a Deed of Trast from William the undersigned trustee, dated 26th d: recorded in Liber J. A.S., No. 56, siall,on MONDAY, the 6th day tween the hours of 5 and 6 0"e P-m sell Lot No. 25, Reservation A, situated « side of Pennsylvania avenu streets. fronting on the avenue 25 feet, and run back 1275-12 feet to an alley, and on which the eupied by said Faulkner. Bite indisputable. pos secured by — of reat oe the property. jonveyancing at the expense of the purchaser. = S ANDREW WYLIE, Trustee, je 23-4 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. By A.6 7ALUABLE LOTS 1 at Avctiox.—On THURSDAY, the 2d po" tof the presses, q. ating 5) feet Sy un depth 333. "This. p tion, and des from persons wis divided in Auctioneer. ire ru finely situated, in the unmediate vu the ©: The lot will be divided if desi to the above lots indisputable, ‘ermu@: One-third cas the property. ie 5-4 A. GREEN, Auctioneer. SOR, a new book by the a re,” for sale at SHILL by Gerald Griftin, y Carleton. ¢ Griffin. ers, by Carleton, 8, by Carleton, the Robber of the Rhine. Northangers Abbey, by Miss Austen, Blackwood’s Magazine for Ju All the Magaziues for July, aud ev ationery, nud News SHILLIN y thing m the wr line. tor sale at IN’S Bookstore. Odeon B: je Z7-eu3t_ Bees FROM L and Haunts ofthe Humphrey Clinker, Peregrine Pickie, by Sinoliett History of Amelia. by Fieldinz ‘hinderhannes, the Robber ch Ritehie; se. y Fawkes, by Ainsworth; 38e, ‘he Collegians, by Gerald Griffin; Re. orthanger Abbey aml Persuasion, by Miss Aus- e Lithe Proctor, by William Carleton; Se. ‘Phe Emerants, by William Carleton ‘he Munster Festival, by Gerald Griffin; 38e. : me ets ig bos» = oie Wala Carlet Fardorot , the Miser, itttam Carleton, cn _ FRANCK TAYLOR. W. "No. 57 SEVENTH STREET, between Dand E streets, west sule, PRAC- TICAL WATCHMAKER, keeps constantly o PAyp assortment of WATCH BS aud FO ey SNE tp, T N ursuance of a power of sale contained in ‘ed and recorded in the Orphans’ c. DAY, the in square © property rapidly Mnproving parts of the city. It fronts 0 feet on the west side of Vermont avenue. between H and I nd runs back 142i feet, containing 6.0%) There is on it a convenient two-story brick ; One-third cash; balance in 6,12, and 18 months, for notes bearing interest trom day of sale. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, ‘Title indis- CHRISTOPHER GRAMMER, . E, GRAMME Trustees for heirs je S-d By C.R. L. 1 ib C. Grammer, o Aut mer. TAU NOON, at 6 o'clock, we shail seil in front of the premises, Lot No. 27 in Square 497, lying on the west and nhleo, 2 part of Lot No. 1, subdivision of Square northeast corner of said First street with the One-fourth, ‘cash ; the balanes in t TPONED hour and V BLE PARM AND QUARRY LAND FoR Satre.—On THURSDAY, July 2, at three + will be sold at the Little Palis Budge Farm, north of Primmett’s Run, containing one ibly situated on the disanever 1s easy of jag stone If desirable, the property ean be divided into two 3B = P hborhood, as he is about to build on the adjoining portion for his own cash; the halance in six and ie plat of the property can be seenat the auction uckey, Bridge street, George- ET EST BETWEEN u.—On THURSDAY AF- hat 6% o'clock. on the premi- ed of trust, dated July 2ist, s. 85, and %, one of the land records for Wash. 1 sell Lot N. im Coyle’s between M_ aud N streets fey. with nsesting of @ neat and well- fiers the Clerk's rected, I shail expose to public sale for cash, in front peck, the «interest in and ame, Dwelling CE_OF THE PROVISIONS or Faulkner to erected a new and first-class brick building, now oc- ‘erms: One-third owsh on the day of sale, and the balance in equal payments at Gand 12 months, with THE FIRST wasp nt It will be equally uare 51, fronting on L street ing back 1) feet te a public he residue in 6 and 12 months, with interest, seeured by a deed of trust on “ The Gipsies trat . f the Riine, by } TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Maine Democratic State Convention. Portianxp, June 90 —The Democratic State Convention, which met bere to-day, unanimous- ly nominated Nl Smith, of Warren, for Gover- nor then adopted extolling the Resolutions wi Demorratic party, sustaining its course in fegard to Kansas, expressing submission to the Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott case, compli - mentary to President Ruchaanan, opposing the Nquor lew, and favoring annexation when it ball be legally carried out. The Ohio River. Pirtspere, June 29.—River in good order and swelling from heavy rain last night. Freights very scarce for steamboats, and rates consequent! low to all points. Flour is carried from Cincin hati to Pittsbarg at twenty cents per barrel, and grain at seven cents per bushel. The ts very p. Philadelphia millers should k to the West for supplies of grain. Fire at St. Louis. St. Lovis, June 29 —The extensive drng esta! - lishment of Mexsrs. Barnard, Adams & Co was consumed by five at 9 o'clock this morning loss is estimated at £190,000, on which there insurance of $155,000. In twelve minutes the first alarm the whole building and its stock were a mass of ruins. The Burning of the Montreal. Montreal, June 29. —Up to this morning 139 bodies have been recovered of those lost by the burning of the steamer Montreal. Several Amer- icans are among them, it is said, but as yet their natues have not been ascertained Baltimore Markets. Bavtimorx, July 1.—Flour is dull; sales of Howard street at 7 7% o aes se ite @1 Gas! Corn low SSa86c .. Wheat—red $1.2, a little lower; white S#x89e,, Whisky is dull; City 3145 Ohio 8c. New York Markets, New Yor, July 1.—Flour is depressed, sales 5) bbls; State, £6 3a$6.50, Ohio, 86 704 7 30, Southern, $7 .30a87.65. W heat is depressed; sales of 3,000 bushels; prices are nominal. Corn is drooping; sales of 20,000 bushels; mixed at 85c., white %ec Pork is buoyant; mess $20.25. Reef is quiet; wes‘e n repacked $16.50a817. Lard is heavy at Mali ¥c. Whisky is dull; Ohio Re. Financial. New York, July Ist —stocks are firmer and active. Chi ‘eo and Rock Island Railrond *44; Cumberland Coal Company 16; Illinois Central shares 127; do. bonds ‘54: Michigan Sonthern a y York Ceat al 7X; Pennsylvan @ Coal pany 9%; Reading Reslroad 70%, Sterling Exchange is easier at Wey. SPECIAL NOTICE.—To those of 4% tomers having unsettied accounts with us, thy are all made off and willbe rendered. If there are any who do not i their bills sent in. they wiil please call for them at our desk during the present week ; Aud wo must insist on an early settiement,as it 1s our uniform custom to clone all sccounts to Ist July. COLLEY & SEARS, je 25 Rteo 523 7th st. 3 doors north Pa. avenue, <A, SPRINGMAN’S RESTAURANT, HW. Pennsylvania avenue, etween 2d and 3d sts., next door west of Adams’ Express . re speetiully informs his friends and the publie gen. erally, that he has iaid ina large stock of the f mous Philadelphia and Beck's Baltimore L BEER, so celebrated for uts purity and h we quali eeogether with the finest LIQUO Ww ES, AL, ec. Ris Larder is atall time supplied with the best ofeatables that the market can afford, of which he would particularly mention his stock of genuine Swiss and Limburger CHEESE, HOLLAND HERRING, &c., allof which will be served up at the shoriest notioe, and im the best style. He respectfuily inv'ces the public to give hun a call. i “The undersigned has very good assortment of S CARRIAGES, BUGGIE & he very respectfully invites the pu’ Prices moderate, TNO. B- ap 24-e03m 6th st.. bet. La ave. and C at. Go fONcLAUGHLIN’S FOR NOTIONS, F may e y AND FRESH PERFUMERY, just re- ved at No. 2), between ath and 9th streets. H. J. McLAUGHLIN & CO. SHED THIS DAY COMPLETE. LITTLE DORRIT, complete, by Charles or sale at 1 TO Book Store, Building, corner 435 st. and Pa. av. | TOF THE MARYLAND REPORTS, by Messrs. Stockett, Merrick, and Miller, At neys at Law ; comprising Gill's Reports, mine vols.; vis.c and Maryland Chan- lete in one volume ; ars being a continuation of the Digest Towa. and Brune, ANCK TAYLOR. ry price tend of Messrs. } je 16 A J.H. the honor to inform hi mer patrons. ens of Washington, George’ and viemity, that, by reqnest of many of his fro he has been induced to return to his oid field of iabor’ hes profession as Teacher of the - Guitar, Finte, Thorough Bass, nnd n the most improved style. It may not be pertinous to add that Mr. EET hes in his pos mer Heads of Depart s, members of Congress, and others of distin: whom he had the honor to serve. Mr. Fleet's rience a8 « Teacher, for the last Sr amy years, will give full assurance of his qualification in the art, and promises full satisfaction to those who may favor hun with their patronage. Terms reasonable. Orders left"at the Piano Store of Richard Davis, Esq., orthrouzh the Georgetown Post Office, will be promptly attended to. pour-sWa s indebted to us are tuted NOPICE—Per i nnts are ready for delivery, and can be had by applying for them at our store by those whe do not desire them left at their houses, be prompt m closing f July,as we have de- to increase any account which shall be in open and unpaid after that day WALL & STEPHENS, vetween 9th and 104 ex reets, OTICE.—TO BUILDERS AND OWNERS IN OF PROPERTY. ©. SCHNEIDER wishes to inform the public that he is now prepared to manufacture and hang all kinds = im the neatest and most substantial nan- or without Tubes. Z rts ng atzention paid toarrangement of SPEAK- ©. Establishment 27: Penn. avenue, between 10th aud lth streets, 2d story. je D-im* M. H. HEYL, \ HOUSE PAINTER AND GLAZIER, Will thankfully recerve nad promptly and neatly ex ecut y orders im his line with which his frends Orders can be |e over Cochran’s Segar S . 514 Seventh street, or at Ridenour’s Confec tionery Store, No. 34 Pennsylvama avenue (north side) between 9th and 10th streets. Those who ma: intrust work to him may rely on its being executed with nestnoss and dispateh, and at the lowest rates ye 23-2 (CAPITOL GARDEN RESTAURANT. ‘The attention of the is called tothe GAR DEN CONC above place évery ! t 8 o’clogk, by the new Washington ass Band, led by Prof. Withers wality, SF RE: ENTS of 9) unds al - ways ready. JOS. GERHARDT, _Je 33-e02w* Maryinnd avenue, near 2d st. 2 OUR FRIENDS AND TRE PUBLIC.— Having effected a renewal of our lease upon the Premises occupied by us, we lave determined to erect thereen a larger and more convenient store. and, to lessen the trouble of moving, we shail begin from this date to sell off onr present stock of nch and seasonable goods for cost, or jess for cash. We shall remain im the present store until the 6th of July; after which time (until the new storeis completed) at “Coombs'’s Hall,” (up stairs.) nearly opposite our present lncation, = HARPER & MITCHELL, No. 312 Pennsylvama avenue, between 9th and loth streets, NOTICE, TRIVED AND OF OLD and SILVER the best makers in Europe—sneh as coud, » Tobias, Blundell, and other celebrated maker: Guard, ang Chatelain CHA ap creat SE, 1s. MOCKETS, PENCILS, Ke. : ull sets and single pieces; BR GER RINGS; } mall « Es; Jet Good Cornelian ted WAR tracts, Pomatume, Ox is; Tooth, F anc hen, (se ren ombs, Ra- e. rm J. ROBINSON'S B =. yy x rowns el, Sign ‘teh. i enw) —_ IND HAND PIANOS, RANGINGIN rain $1 to $15, just receiv . They are very good. peautiful new PIANOS in si r y received from Boston. Highest price given for old Pianos in exchange for a‘w, Remember our number 18 9%, near loth street, be- tw son sth and Wen, JOHN, F. ELLIS. rf N OORE’S SODA FOUNT.—The residents of West End and the public generally can be suj hed with pure and cold SODA WATER, with the Enest Sirups, in every variety, by ba or RES je2ct _——_— Drug Store, No. 113 Penn. ave. A FOWL AND OSTRICH FEATHER Fiy Brashes, Wire Dish Covers. Double Ice Pitchers, et ney ae ag ‘ravelling Baskets selling and at Os ROME FAPH FRANCIS, 400 7th street. Milk. LARGEST STOCK OF PIANOS. MF se te Music, Musical [nstruments.and Mu- sical Merchandise im Coat ie om 2m Roe de “ “in6 No. 36 Pa, avenue bet. dh and loth ats, (PD CAGES, DOOR MATS, CARRIAG 1K ‘ jee MoLAUOHLAN'S, Ne. By, bet. € & 9 ats.