Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1857, Page 3

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Asorvr Doa« —It is estimated that there are now inthe city of Washington not less than three thousand five hundred dogs; au increase since 1850 of at least fifteen hundred. No other city in CRIMINAL Covurt.—Yesterday the riot case at Gerhardt's was up before the Court, and the fol- FOR RENT AND SALE. ____ AUCTION SALES. Steir ane Sader the Court and the tl | peer = ; TO-DATE TONOEROE eave | xgotBuEGRAPHIC NEWS. wn a es aeirmcge mye} + 7 RC : THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Larner, James B. Holmead, N. Boyd Brooks, G. | VO LET—A lar; 70 Sand APART RNITURE AND ; Senne: ee . D. Spencer, William B. Sothoron, John B. Da- Tests: CES Iéthand sth | ty Hover F oons.—On THURSDAY By J.C. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer. The New York Riot. pck. we shall sell, Hickey VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT vidson, tio N. Sam Janse! — r i . : xen oF Now New Yorx, July 1 —The rioters Sev. G- Murray, Thodore Meade, ‘Nathan Hamencd | [FOR RENT Otwe ortnres dearahie ROOM er ty Adams Express Othes, | sravar wart. —On FRIDAY APYERNOON | coterath Ward have been makine eetesaue, the country of its size can, it is believed. show and James Espy. a either farmshed or unfurnished, at 470 12th hold Furniture, viz: July 10th, at six o’cinek, on the FXQON; | arations tor renewal of the conflict to-m anything like such imposing canine statistics, | 5 Ratelitme and Marti between F and G streets. Mahogany and walnut Bureaus, marbie-top Tables | eight very desirable Bunidi An incendiary handbill bas been circalating, call. and their accuracy might readily be ne fence. The evidence elicited wat acl the na oa D_THIS.—Who eeecents pad, WY sahetends “a Cushi io of ing @ mass meeting to putdown the Metroseliten Mrere it not a matter of Motoriety vate aot the alc, | 28 that brought out upon the trial of Gethardt for Rite RE and LOT? : Clocks, Carpeting, eae nad weed acer tiaine of feet exch sn re Tran theatres on onan algo been held at the Ger- First Ward, Island, Navy Yard, and Capitol Hill wiccoren feclonsgon takes afte: ener nets terme ‘which wil yield the pu Chen Ghend y Ware, &e. i ments for an’attack. tt is evan that tthe riot. the dogs outaumber the family two to one. It ix | Yenmout ArBManee Verdilel of aati sg rt ab; | est on the investment, Together with many other articles, too numerous h ers havea fieldpiece and plenty of muskets a 24 no uncommon thing to see six, eighé, or ten, and | *¢™ eit of an ay ane | part payment. E. LAZENBY, N to mention, zie fronting 21 feet 6 inches on tith | ammunition. ‘The Potich Cameninniness have sometimes as high as fifteen dogs attached to the | Count in, the indictment —that of an affray. ‘The | horth. No berties. iy este | COTS BONTZ & COOMBS, Aucte._ | stroct ret) teiween I dnd M streets north, ind | also been preparing fot the fam tion nanan premises of some Laeger cao reap eee dona Tall and Pane tet to, Saige lor OR SAL. 9 will all tas Teas tory. BRICK By A. GREEN, Auctioneer Fanning back 96 feet toan alley, and containing 2,064 tine lig Be, ng, hundred police are sta- i i or) s . for ISk ° + ohare Areas se a cod « ard. ind and The ogy ming | Chen mmaconmare ie punipadorg toon | uaota ad Haars oe Moa ToMOSpa | EOUNRMOLDA TRAE PR NITCMy, | “ifaetan, the mont sligtie nnd beantfal | Qrdsved to report tuemsetnes SE arent Be Pee going to the dogs.”” It is doubtless within the ‘The Court then peel a And sold to the highest bidder. S$ HUNTER MONDAY, the 2h instante ahallsellat elk the citys "The iy street lots front ons banat fil res- | .Mipxionr.—All is quiet in the Seventeenth Tecollection of the — officers how a pau x 3-3t is THOMAS HUNTER. 2 ie pf m.,at the residence of Mrs. Bradley, No. 416 south | ervation formed by ihe intersectionof Massachu. | Ward so far. a lately, on ring sent to the poor-house, was pa This Lace / the case of Robert Cross, in- r ce cS. ley. No. sou by the inte: large body of ice are sta- = ‘i ‘AGE | G street, between 6th and 7th streets east, 3 doo: setts avenue. and havi roved by handsome | tioned there and the military lowed thither by his seren faithful dogs. dicted for assault and battery with intent to kill | F Okie 9 promenade ent CORT. east of Rev. 8. Marks, a good lot of Furnitires vies | shace trees, — at their armeries, "Am leaigacien ol rging A gentleman, whose name, were we at liberty | Officer Thomas H. Robinson, of the Sixth Police the Park. it Mahogany Dining, Breakfast. and other Tables A piat of the subdivision will be exhibited at the | tended by «ome four or five thousand Germans. was to give it, would bea guarantee that he would | District, on the 30th day of June, 1857, was taken | and one horse. The pre hn Feather Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, and Stands =. " % . held to-night, but the speakers, while st: rT rather understate than overstate # fact, assures us | UP- Chilton and Martin for defence. ceived some injury from former tonan’ Clock, Lookin, Gisas. <p ad other Chairs teolta ned eet cash; the residue in trad | denouncing the police, advised the people tongs that ona fine moonlight night lately'he counted | - In consequence of the illness of Judge Craw. | {heyefore be rented cheap to.» permanent and. Venitian Blinis; Carpets, Ruger &e. by deed of trast on the premsnns erent’ MeCUEM | Cuietly to their homes no less then Bincty-three dogs trotting past his | ford, the Court did not get to business ‘before 11 Apothecary, Penn. avenue., near 7th street. jy !3-3t* | Cooking, Air-tight, and other Stoves. iy 6-d JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. The funeral of the German who was killed on door, in single file, apparently on some foray. | ’clock. . 2 With s good lot of Kitchen Requisit i[7- THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPON sooo was attended by three thousand men, who ‘This was on the Island. where y dogs not on! ‘The following are the names of the jurors who A aE KARM FOR SA LE. rd other articles witich we deem unneca in consequence of the rain. until WEHDNBSDAY hooted and shouted at the police all along the avound, but where they’are formidable from thefr | sit in the case, viz: Messrs. Abraham Butler. A. | {gale A FARM of 549 nares. in Culpeper Coun- | merate. d NOON, July 15th, same hour and place. | route, but attempted nothing further close affiliation, training in packs and congrega- | Lewis Newton, Geo. M. Sothoron, Thos. J. Wil- | iowa ou ‘Orange Railroad. The soil is natus Pyiey cash. A. GREEN, jy JAS. C. MeGUIRE. Aut. —_— ting nightly in vast assemblages, where, seating | liaras, Wim. Van Riswick, James Fulalove, S- | rally excellent, and as economically and easily be moere themselves in a circle, on- their haunches, , and | Taphim Masi, Thos. D. Larner, B. Gettings, | improved, so that it will produce as fine crop: By E. S. WRIGHT; Georgetown. NREDEEMED GOLD WATCHES re- rred elevating their noses perpendicularly, they how! | James M. Taylor, James Barnes, Ed. I. Kaelin. | are grows anywhere in the United Statow : 115 aer Q)Y,PRIDAY, THE 2TH DAY OF JULY, on tTiox.-On. THURSDAY MORNING, Yuh I big hey Bete bene —— ia concert for many hours together. The witnesses for the United States called are for ee T, much os ms eigen le oly eee the premises, at 5 o'clock p, m., I will sell to the | 16th, at 9 o"clock, at our Auction Rooms, we shail the sty rtion down to th ha: ng wit, Franklin Bi. kbar ir. Dukamel, a i 78 usiNeSt > Situat on High street, one door 2 z = , S bmgerpeney hbo gh seatlear Hg oe Frankenburger and Ca i Baggot. ie the ‘de. bach oon Rae bere eiery 4 fl’ and, north of Prospect street, Georgetown, D. ee herar One heavy 18-karat Gold Case French Watch, No. | Wings were uninjored. The inmates were all and, indeed, we are told that Seventh Warders, | fence they are Messrs. Remegious Burch, Chas. i ne fely removed and placed in a grove near the - e with small repairs. may be made comfortable for the me property fur many years occupied by James One 1¢-k’t Hunting Case, No. 6772, made by sal P! ag moving into neighberhoods more sparsely popu- Painter, John H. Wise, Frederick Plaster, Sonny residence of a family The place is well watered, ~ ee eee hag ny ee, ee rege | and guarded by military companies Thi i One 18 karat Case and Cap-lever robably by to-morrow be accommo- lat ith d ha sed Stewart, Jesse Jenkins, and Franklin Birkhead. | and embraces every desirable convenience. As one ms maker: cost $25 . Pest, ae as to pane ieleeplans naghie, and have Mr. Key opened for the United States, giving Of the joint vantert oe = ners ecpe inthe ‘ mdi Lack 3) | One Engush Patent Lever, full jeweled, made by — in that portion of the sacar oo | heen compelled either to return or to colonize | in brief a history of the case, stating that the ac- | Wes bargsin.on very acoommadenine tee, Oa ® | feet and binding on the west a10 feet alles, “Tine tn Johnson, No. 504 sulajured. The building originally cost $500,000; large numbers of dogs on their premises—such ix | cused had drawn a apr and shot dangerously | ® t r y Persons disposed to purchase may inquire for fur- provements consist of a substantial and commodi One extra fine, high cost, same maker, with escaped | the loss is estimated at 000. Dr. L F. Rose, the force of habit ! the officer who was in the execution of his duty | ther particulars to W. D. WALIACH, editor of By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. Fire at the New York Insane Asylum. welling House and Store Room, fronting on Hix teh jewels, Keo. “ @ prominent citizen, it is feared has been fatally With such an army of “curs of all degree’? at | in arresting the defendant, then a fugitive from | the Star, Washington City, who knows ‘the prem- | Street the width SE ie ne and Sonoeded £0 bs ill be sold, 8 owners will please take | injured by the fall of one of the burning timbers. large unmuzzied it is inevitable that more or less | Justice. ises. iy 8-tf - > —_— — = on Prospect street 25 fest, 1s a su tialand weil- | Terms : 30 and 60 days; over $3" veTsons Will be bitten this season, and according- | | He was followed on the part of the defence by ARM FOR SALE.—A FARM of Wacres, with | built 3-story Dwelling. slate roof. ¥* d_ WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. _ Rioting at Montreal, &c. . ive the followi Mr. Chilton, who said that he admitted th: in crop in ground, situated about 10 miles from | _ The attention of persons wishing to make a good a 7 Monrtreat, July 13.—On Sunday some riot! oe Aiccied ran tan Wve on x as Soa. a cursory view of the case as stated by the coun- | Washington, near the 7th sts Plank Rond,about % | investrient ts onl GRccniness Igtons, D. Auctioneers. _.,. | ocurred bere In Coustquenee of en Orumge Sar g3). e n to this property, as it will be “Take oystershells, burn to a lime, pulverize sel for the United States, it would seem that the | acres of which is cleared and under cultivation. sold without reserve. The property is now under and sift throngh a pice of gauze ; take two hea defendant had a poor case; he expected, however, ‘Terms of sale: One-half cash : balance in 4 years. | anannual rent of , 9s re >| being hung ont. Crowds of le | ? .FAD. XC veTiox.~Ou THURSDAY People axse h , id = * os ial id several shots were fired at the flag and two or 2 sk If not sold at private sale before Wednesday, the | Terms very easy and made knownat the sale. MORNING, July 16, we will sell im front of our f “ San pe et est Sine anak sai with eorpiel gph plied pag! ene Mth of this mouth. (July) will be sold at public sale, 1 willalso offer at the same time, the adjoining Lot | Avetion rooms a large assortment of Groceries, Li- = hoe ere “Th be eggs to the consistency of batter or cream; fi P : ch he expected to | on the premises, on that day. fronting on Frospect strect, and running back 100 jt., | Quors. White Lend, &e , the effects of a Grocer de onTREAL. July 1.—The Douglass Mills, of this in ape witha piece of fresh — or some | Prove, to make out a ease for his client. The | “For further information enquire of A. F. HINES, clining bus: sweet-oil. This cake to be eaten in the morning. mong which is this city were destroyed by fire last night, involv- Coffees, Te arch, Candles ing a loss of $30,000. At the fire a quarrel oc 2 ame foo me oe Tae co curred between the Roman Catholics and 0) - 100 packages Allspice, Cloves, Mustard,and Cin- | ™€%- Several persons were severely injured namon 10 baskets Sweet Oil is Old Magnoun Whiskey casks Otard Brandy n I ni lying west of and binding on the same alley. ¢ ae against the prisoner was that of shooting | on the premises. or of C. AM. WINES, Druggist, 120 By order the Trustee. and nothing of food or drink to be taken for six = o reson inthe panes oy 8s bet as eats Penn. avenue, Washington, D.C. iy 9-eot2th i5-di hours afterwards.”? shooting was nothing, but the intention to Sgn RENT cna alice cae ane We have, we must confess, no particular faith | Was the main point; that unless the jury could oF hyn Peedi rere) selitentce te in this or any other remedy for hydrophobia, but | find facts in the evidence to show the intention | 239. Tron good and panut inh ta te ereets: NO. it may be a consolation to the doomed ones to | t@ kill, they could not bring In a verdict against fe made reasonable, ‘he House is now undergoing a lary know that they are having the benefit of all the | the defendant on the charge; that the prisoner, | thorough repair. Enquire of C. M. KEYS, comer | November, 1856. and recor: Safety of Col. Sumner’s Command. St. Lovis, July 14.—Capt. Wharton from Fort om 12th street. chances. Should the City Councils by any chance when the officers attempted to arrest him, asked of lth and C streets, No.548._ jv 13 eoSst_ van ton county t of oi ee ceard Bands. prone actiele agg Ten halal Meee ne put seasonable (temporary) restrictions upon the | them to show their authority for making the ar- | VG 1,::7.—The upper portiouof a HOUSE on pores ol eaul toenail Cacad Geos s Pare White Lead within 50 miles of Laramie. all well. ‘There dogs, and the municipal officers enforce them, of | Test; that they eet lo so; and that, under the north side of Pennsvivania avenue, between | fhe premises, on Hrstreet tortion TUS ete sv heavy Tumblers truth in the report that a portion of Col. Sumner’s course the necessity for the recipe will be done | these circumstances, the defendent resisted them | oth and lth streets. It has n occupied as a fancy | 4th day of August, 1a57, at 3 o'clock p. in With many other articles in the Grocery line, all command had been cut off by the Indians away with = = ewes rep emmigcetad the Nobepiheg oe store oS se pears by PR mip ee Esa. Apply part of the Lot of Ground numbered 6, in Square | Of which wail be aola Tithout reserve, elitr . ng for his arrest then ng a mile off in the | toS. H. at his coal yard, or Street, | 455,in Washington city, beginning for the sa t $3! and under cash, over that a credit o! * Pics a i psspant om oe ie hands of another edicer, and who was the only | between D treet. iy 13-steod, point on the nowt aid ore street horth‘one hun’ Maile days, notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing | _ page lhgad poe ond pmyy ridge was ra! his morning to allow the | proper officer to make the arrest. Mr. C. is now JOR Li valuable three story BRICK | dred and forty feet and nine inches from the south- ‘ _ . St. Lovis, July 15 —Advices from Fo: rav- sleepers to be laid for the iron rollers. The travel | speaking as this report closes. 1? DWELLING, situated on 13th street west, be- | West corner of said square, ard running thence north | _J¥ !S-dts WALL & BARNARD, Auets. enworth say that the Tenth Regiment of Infantr rill be si ded until Saturday. when the work tween Cand D streets. The honge has recently un- | Seventy-one feet and six inches with the western | ————— = will leave for Utah on the Isth, and the Fit w Mspen until Saturday. when 01 Taek Row Fas = dergone thorough repairs, and tozether with the ad- | live of a portion of said lot number six which was ALUABLE TOWN LOTS AT CULPEPER | Regiment and the First Dragoons on the lat of will be so far advanced as to allow its resump- ne Excursion Row Yreterpay.—There are | joining Hack Building, coutains twelve fine sized | conveyed by David Saunders and wife to Roger (, Court Housk, FoR Satr— sels | August. General Harney goes out with the latter tion. various reports in circulation as to the occasion of | rooms with ail the necessary improvements. The vel : Le es 16 feet Tc inches: | Papas, gry SATE DA the 18th dav of | Goy. Cummins goes to Washington in a day or ‘The steamer Maryland, Capt. Mitchell, arrived | the affray at the steamboat wharf Monday, of ey A Aap anal Realthy. For further | tncnoe westss fest i and one-third thoes ee necrit to to the Depot of this piace Phe | tWo, to receive his final instractions stopat almost every river landing te takeon board | i8 that it originated all about a pitcher of milk Fo® RENT.—A modern built HOUSE. contain- | ginning. sila aa asta tes bale a ania ding purposes, and aflird elevated and heautyfal . The Sees ery € : passengers. This fact angurs well forthe success | which one person snatched from another, and ing i2 rooms, comfortably furnished, ina delight- | | The improvements consist of a good three-story | Northern, Faster and Western view. The sale ‘ostox, July 14.—The E Insurance Com- of the line. On her passaze up. she passed inthe | which discourtesy was resented by a blow at the fuland airy location, fronting one of the public res- | brick dwelling and basement, witha larce two-story nee punctually at Hl o'clock. A. M- pany, of this city, have taking new risks, ouths Of Gia cives tie cuchet ach, Hamilt time, and afterwards caused the geeat row ervations, and commanding an extensive view of the | back building, and the whole well arranced for a res- s: One third in eash; the balan and a meeting of the stockholders is called to con: mouth of the river the packet schooner Hamilton, sf A % sik, tia : city, the river, and Georgetown. It has gas through- | idence and office. e annual instalments. with interest fre sider the expediency of closing up the affairs of frown New York for Georgetown; she las proba- | Of the following facts we are assured by an | Sur? he nven pom. ‘Toa careful tenant the ns of sale: $2,900 in cash, and the residue for | of saie. EDWARD B. HILL, the concern. The company has beavy marine aiciegs seserieceneen where she will Co ete Wasthncina wheel eo ue rent will be moderate. Inquire at 441 street, sec- | notes in equal sims payab'e in six, twelve, and eigh- | ‘a jorney in faet for hoirs of Thomas Hill, deceased. | losses during the past year. je 23-t{ | teen months, with inter A deed will be given = and a deed of trust taken to secure the deferred The expenses of the deeds to be at the ns The steamer Powhatan left the wharfat nine as AS the aes es — at fokeget p.m. o'clock, with the ‘Still Club’ excursionists to ut four members of the Western Hose company cia Heconardtown. She bad on board an excellent | were present. {tbe remainder of the company be- | ing«ieceesieyen cout ny Mt cou milen rons Wash; cotillon band and a large number of passengers, | ing at the White House,) and they, though they 1 al ad stabl : a ithe property, at th ‘ “ and some of the prettiest of our Washington vy exerted themselves to the utmost. were unable t) | Brick Dwelling, a log harn and stable, » fine orchard Property, at the risk and ‘A FARM of about 160 ae: in » Auctioneer. The Burning of the Montreal. SILDING LOT EAST Montreat., July 14.—Captain Radolph, of the THe Capito. at Avctiox.—Ow THURS- | steamer Montreal, was arrested bere to-day. and ? instant, I sell in front | imprisoned on a summons to await the finding of e nf of choice fruit. A partis set with clover, and the er, by giving five days’ notice of th 7o'clock p. LOT No. 18, thence tat a ng No doubt. from the appearance of certain boxes | stop the tht. Not one of the parties with whom | whole well {rticed. "A bareein has: be bined Mt s of such sale, or to vacate the sale, if ing 8 Lent oC eaToo ae NOAte a8 | the jury in the case of the burning of the steamer and baskets which weat on board the boat just | the difliculjy originated belonged to the Western | early applied for, or would exehange for city proper- | the terms thereof are not complied with by the pur- iz back 97 feet toa 3) feet alley, before she started, her passengers will be well | Hose company. ue H.N. LANSDALE, Agent, chaser within five days after the sale, between north A and B streets. Nou-Arrival of the America. canada. We learn that this company (Western Hose) | No.564 M street, or through the City Post Ofhee. ‘The premises are now under lease for Terms : One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, We learn, this morning, that the cause of the | have resolved to enter upon a full investigation ¢f | &&22U@ New York. July 15.—Up to half-past twelve annum, the lease to expire on the Ist day of Octo! and eighteen months, for notes bearing interest. A . a bt the down-riv cursionist: ter- | the matter, and to bring the parties criminated. 1858. RY M. MORFIT. ‘Trustee. deed given and a deed of trus Ken. Title indis- crceaaear natn ae ae Aen oo ay was, that at the White House some wo or | whoever they may be fo justice ct el as WANTS. a al de Seaton pavaraet putable. iyld A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ets three men went into the river to bathe without ° PTT are {19> THE CREDITORS OF MRS. MARY F. Baltimore Markets. putting themselves to the inconvenience of seek- | Barware! Map Doss Azoct ‘—Twomaddogs | WANTED IMMEDIA By A. GREE Auctioneer. ‘Terms : One-fourth eash; the baianee m 6, 12, 18, | Southern $7_50a$7.75 hHURSDAY. the 13th day of | 8nd 24 months, for notes bearing mterest. "A deed | k p.m., on the premises, a | given and a deed of trust taken, Title indisputable. | Ground, a the Si of V rashington, jy li-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ot No. 16 in Square No, 267, whieh lot is — din two parts, and improved by two 3 By A. GREEN ABLE STA Y—-A YOUNG | Barney provided for in said deed are requested to. “ . = - Bartimore, July 15.—Flour is firmer: sales of N ‘ leave their accounts and vouchers at the office of EREMPTORY LE OF TWO) ogwbb City reet $7 26287 etree ere ae ace Hepes, The letiek | rare ilted Sa thts clly Us ay_—one im the vicina: | seed apes citer eel rete ene | ieotraies aR na ees Ar cmosTORY, Haas Hocens axp Lore ar | on bhis® Cliy and Howard strect 9725087 37}, present were naturally very indignant, and were ; aap 441 10th atrest, a few doors above Penn. avenue. By A.GREEN, A ait cotta hee wee amelie at SGane determined not to let such a breach of decorum | ity of the Northern Market, and the other in the 15-2t* y A.GREE uctioneer, I shail sell in front of the t6o'clock, Toop @ at SGans. = f s “ < % A 4y RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE IM- | two two-story FRAME HC and the Li W sk; is lower; City 29; Ohio 3ie Sot bod thatthe pooner ely instigated the | rear of Mr. Wm. Tucker’s Tailoring establish- ANTED—In asmall family. TWO WOMEN, | I proven Proprety ox THe Isaxb-—By virtue | On Which they stand, being part of Lot 2 aed at , ——— Syht. and that the punishment should be well ad- | ment. on Pennsylvania avenue, between Four- one todo the Cooking, Waxing, and Ironing, | of adeed of trust bearing date on the 13th day of | Lot No. 2, in square No. 497. This property, te New York Markets. ministered cheerfully lent their mre ard adn and-a-half and Sixth streets. The latter was a | the other, Chamberwork. Sewing ,&e, “None neea ember, 855, and reeerded in Liber J, A.S., No. | handsomely situated on the Isiand, fronting on the N . July 15th.—Flour i ; ing fists, feet, and their fair flanger nails to bear in | pet dog but showed such unmistakable sympiome | Apply without evidence ofeondchtnacte Apply at » 59 ef sea. among the Land Records of | west sule of 4% st. 45 feet, roaninz back 1 feet to a| | New York. July 15th —Flour is frm ; sales the cause of decency and good morals, which was | of hydo hobia, that its owner was compelled to | NO- 420 lath atreet, between Hand I sts. iy 15-tf zton county. in thé District of Columbia, | public alley, between south ( and II tre Of 9.000 bbls; State #6154 $6.55, Ohio $6 45a87.40, thus triumphantly sustained. have it killed Sana Sap the undersigned trustee wi'! xe!! at public auction t nm The steamer Page this morning took down It is feared that these dogs the highest bidd may have bitten a two miles from the e:ty. a good plain COOK. 185 more than a hundred passengers en ront> for the | number of others. si Oue wing can bring recommeniations for skill, hon: | evetarn Laut 6 Springs. esty, 2 cleat w tat K Pine George Washington went this inorning to | CARELEssxEss.—Property owners who leave | regular wages. Apply to JP. CRUTCHEEPT: cae | Known as regular wages. Apply toJ.P.CRUTCHETT, cor- | now divid treorgetown to take the Dumbarton street Metho- | their doors and shutters insecurely fastened can | ner of 6th and D streets. jy 15-tf frame dwellings. dist Episcopal Choiron an excursion to the White ANTED-—In the family of a gentleman residing Wheat is depressed ; sales of 12.000 bushels; white 2.06, Milwaukee Clab 1.50, Tennessee red 2. Corn is tinm; sales of 30.000 bushels; mixed Auctioneer. k is higher; sales of 3.40 bbls; mess @29 - i , ITE ‘ >. | . Terms, cash. Unless the terms are complied with Hovse 25. Beef is unchanged. Lard {s also um- House and tau P att, whose ther wilt poethe an only blame themselves if they suffer loss. Last V ante say Senes io wash zat do ai poe in five days from the sale, the trustee nes Hove the h instant, « i a the weenksaenner, ‘ a” ¥ | night, the attention of persons passing was at- care ofa ernnil pines tre ale ee ee and IBKO | right to resell at the risk faulting ithe Sts Harket-house, | Whisky is dull; Obie 33e . : tracted toa store where the shutters of the win- | Sf Mrs. DAVIS. 371 Poaheyictiie ere, naire purchaser or purchasers. Ail conveyances at the Wa of Washington, erected south of the old : essly oe . he : sate aot 3 . st of t chaser or chasers. 5 ° et. Tue Discovery oF WasmtxcroN City.—At | fallen out upon the sidewsl ene te iene ee | HA Beabroet raed, thie mido-of the byat | OS S "HICHAMIE Hy CLARKE: restes, | Peiots feel the ccmntey toll daaiors ialprednee oe guages , the Capitol we have the picture of DeSoto dis- leaning out so thata touch would have thrown | — oe nnn 2.2 A. GREEN, Auctioneer, are re: fuliy invited to the sale. New Yor«, July i5.—Stocks are firmer, Chi! ing the Missi: i. b 1 + ob | ticmdowa MASONS ARE AVANTED A iy 13-lawiw&ds Terma cash. | cage & Kock Island 914; Ilinois Central Bonds, covering ssissippi, but on the easel o! jem g ms . | AWE Falls Bridge, 5¢2 miles above oar ~ By order of the Mayor. A. GR 99; Michigan Southern 504; New York Central Stanley, the artist, may be seen a painting of an| Potice Rerort.—The*reports of the police bly on et MICHAL JON c ui HE PONITICAL BOOK oR gx-| 224 _Auctioneer. Reading Railroad %; Va. G"s, 92; Missouri historiral subject nearer home, being the discov. | officers to J. W. Baggott, Esq., chief of police, ae polos ier ey clopedia, containing everything nece In virtue of a writ of feri 5 ery of Washington—or rather its site—by Captain | for the week ending the lith instant, shows the | ~~~ PLAIN COOK Vi Jobn Smith, who, it is well known, was the first | number of cases returned as 69, and of these 5 are | A GOOD PLAIN COOK V —— | the reference of the TED—One who | ary for MARSHAL: ‘oltticians and Statesmen of the a ‘ cifa lien law iswued from the Clerk's Sterling exchange firm 1 er 3 ited States, mained vs a Nera Pes 0] <0 ear ea reuit Conrt ‘he Disteie of Ce mea = White voyaecr up the Potomac, and was the first | United States cases. This statement covers. the | icy. cay tring recommendations for honesty. indu ——— re see ey arena | rected. T's ose to public wale for cash, in front , AE, while man.that set foot on thexe shores. reports of nine oificers. aco ie ant, ing at Noaate Coat COAL COAL?! ne’ Court- house door of said cx uty, on ERI TOWN AFFAIRS. Smith is tepresented in this picture as in the between Hand I. Colored person preferred. Sviiee A ee DAY. the 17th day of July, 857, at 12 'olock, tue | Correspondence of The Star. net eee’ & lending with his party ow the) ps ccrioy—At anclection of the Liberty C: bo 7 z ae z WAlldeloudat rizbt. tid, Gorcetown, July 15, 1857. > BL: x y Club, | 2*—* - - - RevAsu, 0 .enicn, and Alldefendant rizht, title, claim, and interest im and 7 as really the point where he touched on his arri- | for the ensuing six mouths: John Willis, Presi- | fespectatie family Apply at Now 2 Ol rect ae SOak and Hickory WOOD. a full supply. | Houses and Back Buildings, SE Wace ot Yo. Zs | Forrest Hall yesterday evening, was very numer- val at the intersection of the Potomac and Ana- | dent; Alex. M. Procter, Vice President ; Samuel | {ween @ and Hl. iy 14-2t* pt under cover,—2,240 Ibs, to the ton, fr nuorth L street, seized and levied | Sly attended by our citizens. The spacious costia. Stinchcomb, Secretary; Walter B. Sewell, Trea- RUG STORE FOR SALE—In an excellent SS .J.& WM. f John S. James, and willbe | hall was crowded to a jam. Mayor Crawford, In conference with the redoubtable voyager is | surer location, doing a good bi Satisfactory | 514 giv" Ws commer Hath and C ptteets No.7, | sold to satisty Judicials No. 243 ta Marci term 1587; Recorder Ould, and many members of the City geen as party of native Indians, consisting of | Save of SucaRs T0-pay.—At the sugarsale by | reasons given forsclling, ‘Terms moderten ay, | i 14 6t ne square sous ———— | Francis Wasatiey os. JohaS. James, Conncits and Deak of Ganedt attend Counsellors: Priestx and Chiefs, painted with | & s Wright, to-day, upon the wharf of F.& A_ | dress DRUGGIST at this offic jy Wlawif | PARTIES WISHING TO VISIT ARLING-| 5.9, 4 Malehal forthe tee en Se ee ee ne that truthfulness to nature which distinguishes | E-S. Wright, to-day, upon fof F. OH Baits all . sa SS fe ton Spring can be accommodated with a Boat | 56 24-¢ Marshal for the Dist.of Col. | ance. ‘The exhibition passed off very ereditably this artist’s representation of the aboriginal. H. a ; ecormetews 24 ee auto of the CARDING Wi rEDS ~Two, Youn Men from tath street Bridge, which has awning to pro- to both the teacher and bis pupils; the boys one We recognize too the magnificent down-river | brig Fideiia, was sold at prices ranging from wish a SING L ee a8 tect thei from the su HAVE JUST RECEIVED, direct from Paris ti view presented at this point, which is one of the | $10.05 to $10.90. ee Seipene aes aracneenlrites OF and ist EBD heat Osc sed Jeffergon serch on eereee I oases of more and Gold and White and ee Pound sonia ah se eseeae al finest on the river. A Fatse Fine Avan was raised in the Fourth | streets preferred. Apply hy note to" D. 8.." ut Sc- | ihe Bont with gees ca be had at any times Se a ant tie Incas aie secon a | SSitaE Chemmnelven se Ger —— Greenleaf’s Point is represented as covered with | Ward about 11 o'clock last night, created, quite | romy & Co.’s, Union Buildings. jy at™ ; si Pee. persons in want of Paper-hangings would | Sit audience, who frequently gave evidence of parece Ae prvaiaeadlthpedtheed baat apparently, for mischievous purposes. One com- WANTED—A GIRL, about 14 or 15 years W JEWELRY AND WATCHES. do well to call and exainine my stock before pur- | their appreciation of the efforts of the young ora- 2 Bien 's, well qualified to judge, pany was brought out by it. of age to Nurse Children. Colored Girl pre- cana chasing é!sewhere, as [am confident that | cau please tors by loud and lowg applause that this point of land took its name not from an ’ ferred. Apply to F. DENIS, No. 238 F street. be H. O. HOOD has just returned from the them both im ay and in price. the ei f th ™ individual, but from the fact of its being covered “2 = tween I3th and Lith stree iy 14-2t" ‘has ht ona fine lot of Fasitonabl Paper put up in the best manner. and in ail cases | At the close of the exercises a large number of "4 jy and has broug fin F 4 with a luxuriant vegetation. In support of thia| THE Rainy Season.—Who wants a watering- - -—————__— —— | Cameo, Corl, Mossia, Brillante, and rai guaranteed. JOHN ALEXANDER, handsome premiums (books) were bestowed upon theory is brou; he Sarwar the fact that in the | pot, cheap? Our Reuben has one which he will WANTED-a situation as HOUSEKEEPER | GOLDJEWELRY. Also, & good assortinent ‘ No. 240 Pa.ave., between 12th and [3th sts. the most proficient among the boys, as well as ‘Washington Gazette,"* of 1796—the first paper | sell at a bargain, having no earthly occasion to by w lady who has had long experience. She | of fine GOLD and SILVER. WATCHES, some i ublished here—the place is spoken of as “Green- | use it f Poiut."’ It was at that time public property understands pastry, aud also the management of 4 | very superior time keepers for ladies and gentiemens w R Thi 1 ¢ ry. so/8 Sood akong _ hea ~ omen use. He ares — 4 great variety of STAN D- Vatch Re - y case ial 01 °. nm with the above charge, ifre- SILVERW. 4 r eS and consequently could not have been identified _ eIUE SS 9 only case Sor trial pt | te comnost any i ARD SILVERWARE of bis own make, warran = a —s —-—- | those whose course during the year had been OTICE.—1 haves few of those cheap | characterized by good conduct. There was also taal ‘4 re oT wineh —— or aie en presented saat : uired. She speaks the English and French lan- best quality and will be sold very low. Please | 2 0#2.oat and will sell at cost. Also, by Mr. A. Hyde, whitch was awarded to Harrison with the pemon, who was afterwards the owner | Oo Comin Sura toes this morning was Ann | Guages. Entirely eatisinciory references given. it | fay ne pest aunty azul wil be sold verg low. Flease | Gon ibe wold propacsiory tos catenin W. Wilson for proficiency in all the stadies con- of much of the land in that vicinity, and whose | Cahoe, an old patron, drunk and disorderly; | required. Address G. H.” at this oilice, or call at | ay., sign of the Large Spread Kagle. jy 10- | business. All chat want to buy cheep loate ontl at | nected with the school, and general good conduct name, according to popular belief thereby became | Workhouse 90 days. No, 49 Lith street. Correspondence received for —— —— No. 39. between 9th and 10th streets. Bern avenue, | throughout the scholastic year. attached to it. — one week. a jy 13-4t ay HA & goed wenortnenter |) = TOHN MeDEVITT The first premium was awarded to Jobn H. ‘This picture is being executed tothe order of| 7 ANTED—Between 15th and 7th stree’s, north TURES ; THE > rai Rae <r Darne, for proficiency in history, geography aud ‘ene of our most eminent citizens, who has, in ad- Pe ren Fay bd, Gausanas each aaveeree W of K street, a small neatly furnished COT- oe Gu ke ee See: vt hy zaE LADIES aE REN grammar; the second to H Wilson, for same; dition to Lis other good works, done much to en- | known to fail. Also, a Cordial for Dysentery, Diar. | TAGE or HOUSE, with yard and shade trees, or | “CPAs TUBING. introduced in Stores, Dwellinzs I have this day received from the third to John EF. Rhorer, for arithmetic and writ- courage me patrres artists to jllustrate home 94 = Sammon Pompe. which feng per- parva aoe she — chy pene ee and Pubiie Buildings by competent workmen, at low a manutactory, a few mere of the f fourth = a. Clay Cinig, for history, — tx ect charm to arrest al! of ese diseases. s0, 8 ‘e + i tes. ease give usa call. very celebrate P. c c S grog y am ts welic | 0 Emanue. ee Seive for the Piles, (an extract from afiower,Ja sov- | terms and location. 4 = *MILLER & CUNNINGHAM, IGERATORS, the only neti my Mastin, for history, grammar and arithmetic ; Tux Natiomat Ancxa.—Bladensburg is fast | sumption Deviroven they es eng Bee San V ANTED=In the family 0 sixth to John T. Neill, for good conductand gen. sumption Destroyer, they may be relied on. Shi gentieman residing | No. 243 Pa, av., bet, 12th and [sth sts., south side, t can now be cal »rgood plain COOk,| jy li-2w hers being nothin, A Refr: two miles from the cit re than hot boxes gerator, ali ot i , 2 r. i otter: ticle but what has been tested. ‘To ng recon Mf 1 losing its bloody honors and Washington is as- hadat No. a0 @ etrace between Tith fed 12th. Ale, | Oe Who can bring recommendations for skill, 1 proficiency in bis studies; seventh to A. 2 Np HAND PIANOS RANGING TE | thst mist be kept in cellars or some other dark | S18! Pt fi : what has. W. c SECOND HAND PIANOS, RANGING IN | place to keep them cool; not so with the Arctic. | | Wickes Burnes, for same ; eighth to Chas. Wil- suming them. Yesterday two belligerent Alex- | at Nairu & Palmer's Drax Store, corner sh ‘street | Rovesty and cleanliness, will find 9 pond aituation | 7 () SECOND HAND HIANOS, RANG Ean give references foal that wishes them of tieir | liains, for writing and good conduct ; ninth to endrians came to this city to settle their differen- | and Pen ‘on’s Drug Store, corner | gorner of 6th nnd D streets. je 1-tf '| from Baltimore. They are good, Grint Superiority over all others. v r Sebastian, for grammar and history; and & chin, = it, and J.P. Milburn’s Also, 15 beautiful new PLANOS in store? {so,—] ces, and, selecting a spot in the Smithsonian nd daily receiving, the | the tenth to Howard Payne, for good conduct and grounds, hammered each other to their hearts’ recently received from Boston. le largest and hwndsomest as- yeneral proficiency. There were also two silver each noes cau be made to Rev. John Robb, Rev. FE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL | “Highest price given for old Pianos in exchange Nee sorinent of CHILDRENS Noa | content.’ The Auxiliary Guards started in that ister, Rev. James Hanson, and Rev. Mr. lowing Goods which we ure propared to sell at | mag ence Price given for o eeenes Re CARRIAGE direction to arrest them; but ere reached | Manahan. e CART at Gen ke pencils, with one apeneipeer ae to ~~ two ~re . | asmall advance of cost for cash : Remember our number is 36. near 10th street, din the District of Coinmbin. Who had excelled in good conduct, and made t Hee eee ee Ge ered netted their affair of | , The Consumption Destroyer also can be fourdin | Avery large variety of Turner Bros. colebrated | tween hand When TOUR. EF Buide | Rylan he Distnet of Colne. ONG ARTI: Seeasllae WA. Win, catab e honor, and were walking amicably away arm in surest mg atie aun fi ie tank pines factorons Turner's G or Wine, an excellent remedy for Je3 = a Peat gies = _ as sone ie i was ee ntnengealheg also awarded. "0. John a ‘aire poy iow! Sebi iy dvested; bu and, previous | at'Mr. 1. A. Newman's, on Bridge street. "je 17 Dispepsia : 2 His I8 TO GIVE NOTICE—That the sub- | S,ccgts, Fguma avenue. Balcony in front full o rf ) i the sbcve Goods. CESARE apeemmenaemeneeereesteeeee ne ed iy. i ber hath obtained from the Orphans’ Court F - t fict with their Blackberry Brandy,a certain cure for Diarrhea and seri hi 0 P! Y Dysent of Menara county, in the District of Columbia, costumes considerably disarranged. After all, a DIED, Claret. Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines, | letters testamentary on the personal estate of OODWARD. handsome bound copy of the Bible, for proiciency = STO in arithmetic. NB. V have afew ofthe Dr. KANE REFRIGE 4 The premiums and awards of merit were dis- : : e g BATORS eft on hand. which I wiil sell, toclose out | ¢-ituted by Mayor Crawford, aseleted bp Be fight with nature's weapons is not so utterly in- | On the 13th instant, Mrs, ELIZABETH TAL- all of superior qualit, Gharles, Brice, late of the United States Marine | plow cost,as 1 am sure that this season, will be | tibuted by Mayor Crawford, by Robert defensible as one with the murderous pistol or | BOT, aged eighty yours, ‘ Raspheny, & rawberry, Ginger, and retin bade u All persone arias itunt acaiont tuetr last appearance im this or any other markets. Ovi. on atlas ahi ae amet when ound inthe vicisity of Absa aoet priate | A thd Maria Shanon, nged four ands half mouths, Juieeof the frosts ; : SO Ss HB eens PA RS Spee SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA. | Sdsress, and they were dismixved until the groe : . 4 ft a - { | Rose, Cinnamon, Annis, and Pepperment Cordials fore the | lay of July next: they may other 8. K'SS . jd 4A- | Monday in September. to such affairs? Please don’t desecrate cur beau. | ,, Te friends of the family are requested to attend z » Annis, se by law be excluded from all Leuefit of the said DIE 0. 391 H street, between isth and i4th | Monday in > . rifal Smithsonian grounds. . sisocoa, Mest ie Sesncrag Sey gone ay func. pobre iti M" | streets west, will re-open on MOND. "Sey Probably it is proper to inform our citizens that es | Forest Wine Bitters. ees tere sth ce - Zaly. 1987. 7 a ." ay, i ay SE ae — 3 We ha 1 hand.a supply of Dr. Wheeler's , ~L 2Y, Executor, Bronrixe Crow —\ esterday, Francis Davis. | FyROGRESS IN THE, FINE ARTS, Celebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, naplendid articles | iy 1S-lawSw Virginia Topping and Margaret Jobnson, colored PainTine AND PotocRaPHy ComBiNneD. Hostery, GLOv In addition to the above, we have atall timesa ON oe “# ‘ gins ladies, ‘peeled’? and went into a regular fight. Bh of toe fliocie one ae cr BOOKS FROM LONDON —Finden’s Beauties now offered for sMe at reduced o GR FIC PORTR ale iow “He i of Moore,1 vol. folio, richly bound in Turkey | F. A. McGER’S. They were arrested by Officer Cooper, and sent es In Oi Coker, on Cugeee” peda bignece yar EE ory co, and illustrated with 49 steel engravings; iy 8 eo2w ___ between 12th and !3th sts, to the workhouse for 90 days each. On heir wa: MINIATURE OR Sizer oF Lire. to all who use thi Philadelphia XX, Flowers of Loyelinegs, 1 vol., folio, bound in ‘Tur- her 2ist on Friday the 3d inst. a message was transmitted by Mayor Crawtord to the City Councils, asking an appropriation tu cleanse and lime the streets, and to destroy the thistles. &c.,on the vacent lots and elsewhere; but owing to the press of busi- ness and otber causes the Councils have not acted Given under m RICH Burton and as ‘ale Al ladelphia Brown Stor LK MANTILLAS, % ius Maser bie wisely condemned the canal 7 — f % obs aa : EMB?D SWISS, asques,)|, The 2 ; pare ore ages pen ag anes this S. WALKER’S Pace ay Eset bh af fact Heer. nS FOr | Key morocco. and tlustrated with & groups of Fe- ts TRIS. keke | bridge immediately on the west side of the mar- was a game in which all could take part. and they | _ PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY, a A ‘As usual, a supply of Mineral Water, Cider, &e., male Figures, finely executed in steel; $15. ‘The Pictorial Sui Boox, i vol.,folio, balf-bound 244 Pa. ny, ket, and ordered it to be closed. This is the < : 5 _ | on hand, ARD Kk mom, Uiustrened WAL eaoberone On t "2th and 13th'sts. | bridge to the rotten and unsafe condition af which few lemon politic, they were induced 10 40 | nw at peg targa as ee amanrenss:| “jen” __iGreetatrect. Georcewwn, | i tates) meroarn,ieartiog wi mumerges ew | ir 8-ecaw ______etwarn hand ata. | wide tothe rotten and unsafe condition af whic quietly along SALARIED hee Seta we the shove smaciene | COLUMBIA MARKET. aesearddion wenarponet ee, wore Fase tas. | Fe ee gfien called throygls the columns of the Sear: Estate Says —Yesterday, A. Green — hie a rab — a ay of earl eaore ny , Corner 13th street and Penn. avenue. finely bound in Turkey morocoos . sii The undersigned most respectfully announces to | We hope the canal company will Rear © = kaise 7 | roudering his establishinent ove of the most com Just arrived and for sale another invoice of that | M4gly t's ‘Work oF iio stect _ | bis former patrons and the public iu general. that he | steps to rebuild it, as the absence of a safe passe- auctioneer, sold a frame house and lot on Four- | Bl bandsomein the whole country. He las | pURK CIDER VINEGAR, cur by the iratartintar2 vols, Ato, Turkes yocce. | 8 SERN prepared to furnish and execute all workin | ble bridge at thi poiut subjects the public to and-a-half street, near D south, to J. H. Hableir Bee ee ee ork teuion of upward of 28 | "ie proprietors of this Market take this oppor- | Vines. by the first artists, 2 vols., dtu, Turkey moruc- his Ime of business, at the lowest prices, inthe build- | much ineonvenience $500 dig mnorleru masters forwich het ate eit and | tunity Eo return thanks forthe bern! patronage be- “Néhakspeare, 3 vols.. royal 8vo, ‘Turkey morocon, | 2 Avoming tas old establishment destroyed by fire | ™ROr the Lact tare days our lower wharves have bar eae portati Wann hasnlso fitted ups com- | Ste perkonal attontion, With mecleete aces Uy, | illustrated from daguerrenty pes of the greatest ned | 2" * prompt attention, he hopes to vive generai | Presented quite a lively appearance with river JC. MeGuire sold a part of the land owned th priv strict persona ton, wi ral en, nost intellectual actors of the age Jerome TOHN REES and bay craft discharging cargoes of coal, wood Ly the late War. Holmead. consisting of 5 acres, | Pcieaue sqimuman ity ppivate, bine apartment eae OE OT ele wuivad. || ieee FRANK CATLOR._ | "eter... nenttoon.ontrediicrce || teats ae ae baa oe ee oods and Ii perches, to Mr. Wim. Murphy, for | ments, aud engaged & first class operagive artist to BU keine tied Abe oTFY STABLIS ENT. SS SS 5 jou & Co. ton & Stover, Chas. Myers a San pecece Pris sand is situated withia thie | sanist hit at le departnent for, king all binds of TAR RIAGES—CARRIAGES. | RUECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT.—The un- OUP SKIRTS :- paeg er ensctiy, ch aieon, og county. Also, part of lot 5 in square 449, with | PHOTOGRAPH BROTYPE AND Da-| © ‘ote! F 4 ‘The undersigned has now on hand a. Dealers tant he tat fitted up a RECTIES ING He the improvements, on Seventh street, between L | SUT RE COT VER yor dag eh See eee of SOMME ey TABLISHMENT in this city, and is now prepared re and M, toH. A. Santer for $1,070 Was coe by coadioune te iti raphio Bro: CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, &.towhich to supply all those who may favor hin with their | 1 AV ey If you want wood or coal of the most euperiox = between 12th and 13th sts, cess with theart of Painting, of which ei bh sere deat PUPS Fenerelly | oustom. He has on hand a large stock of Brandies ‘A SPECIAL é quality, on reasonable terms and promptly deliv- To those of mateo cee, Gasket de cover he ud lary —To thos eureus | Stover, or Dickson, G a 0... OF at or , —Pelic: : 25 years’ experience, and whose specimens of life i : n, Wines, and Old Whiskeys, which he can sell ers haviug unsettled Accouuts with us, th ts designated in their advertisements Sursouina.—Folice oficer Thos: B- Rebinsen, | 22 soriiits oar te eeain tome iat eae | eeeem— Sthm hee La ayecend therin Beliaers Sr paisa yve, Purchased for et- | ave ail made oft and. wilbo rendered, “if there are | {ue points designated, in their sdvertivements who was shot while arresting Robert Cross, was | jies of the city, @8 well as those exhibited in his CADEMY OF MUSIC N, B. The sutmoriber hi pogea x lot | 823. whodo not wish veg’ bills sent in.they will Sean. Wenduneten: ened thet Prag ae yesterday improving, though still confined to his | Gallery, he will be able, by the combination of the | A CADEM' of lith st. and Pa. are., of Foreign and Domestic Ci hand 8 large Plenge call for them at our desk during ithe present | dance. Nie oat Greens wd sieere nd tg Ved. ‘The wounds in his face are healed. ‘The | {Wis !4 produce portraits tat have ever been 0: P. Necuonne Goeee7naam's’ Bookstore. bapa FETER PAGAN, | | Iris our uniform custoin to close nil accnupte to judex and ring fingers of the left hand are both | Vas and boards prepared by humeelf expressly for ean nding Letdoce Mavouraoen fentegm® _No. 96 Towinians av.e. near ith at C y Ss, ns. ” nueen,” == ~ = uly. 5 SE, The health of our city continues excellent— injared, and the latter mp4 be shoneerd in con “ng = id ao th inti fP. and music Sasemet Goder'c tars eee Bee. FROM LONDONG-Hovitt's Homes je25-8teo 523 7th st. 3doors north Pa, avenue. | never better at this season of the year s * fs t the am- nation @ painting of Por- i i i ‘Aunts o1 “ing lin! mabnatrates: O32. | oodeders ce Awe | en ean. pes arssnagph petdaig. hago ott wae g “ay att liber sise, frou small peturen of Camano ear oaday Ne rt bom | a ey Clinker, Smollett Niustrated ice (gang OFP AT COST.--4s the season bas nd. ” , lecease ree —_————__—_—_— + i fuuing stock RONORA D°ORCO. Novel. by G. PR P Friday ‘at the above Lnstitution, ine Pickle, by Smollett, illustrated; #), SL Se. itl well cur tobskining a bh 8 new Nowe. : fue Natioxat Horan Expextc.—We shall | Photographs taken from corpses, or sick of Ai ts ? L J ted; rare melia, by Fielding, iliustrated; 75¢. aR EFRIG ‘The opinion of the members seemed to be ver encase in favor of the report, and it was ado} y & large majority "Ladies and Lee clear that Phittp Otter- | S00unes [2° Greer persons rsenrolled every day, a ions o0- 5 a "SE ames, bsqy., just published and for sale at taken at their own residences, i immediate no- | eur during the Summer Monthy THIS SEARON. | Sakae trans tiny lating, ulster ets 75 by | Que stock of FURNITURE and HOUSE SHIELINGTON'S Bookstore, to-morrow give the report of the New York | tice. enn cit taken in any number in | DEite the proper time, for Vosnlista to nag sO corre sterner ma ve pt tad allel Rael is very large, may pen, eg Countess and Page. new . Jom lasses 1 ~e CH, At the « juy Fawkes, im ” Novel, wnolds. . Academy of Medicine on the National Hotel en- groups, andany quantity of copies from the sine sold Pilon ge Ba be ahecubcwa On | | Pes Collegian by Gave G +980. & McGREGOR & ook Fortunes of Glencore,a new Novel, by Charies demic. This report ix very emphatic in tracing je charges. Musical Lectures delivered every Thursday even | Northanger Abbey and Persuasion, by Miss Aus. | _iv 9 eotw ——— Lever. the source of the disorder to malarial influences. Feinted on Copper for Tomb Stones. | ing—iilustrated by the Pupils of the Tustitution. 38e, ’ Ou reem es, and Old je L-eo3m iy back |i % » PARASOLS! The Dead Seeret,(complete,) iy Wilkie Colima, Fie thelr wriateal pe abe Progtor, by William ‘arleton; S8c. AK ASOLS—PARASOLS— ; Y Selling off at 2» per cen’ ‘and restored to ¢: ee _, rant: Hi : SES, 298 2 ao ev tasty, pan naa | TT WO, Bip GIARD TABLES FORSA The Novkter Fectivsl ty Sorta Crise: we.” | jy gmcow Po Heater iat ea tS giles by SEE rat oaead LE solicited virtue peli aA vale, by Gernid iin; Se, ye By —— ny tore— rus a - POU | ser, ¥ Carleton, 30, 4 ‘two doors ftom Pennsylvania and recorded in the County Court of Alexandria, I ere " PR NCK PA j im 4. . ‘The War Trail, by Capt. Mayne Rei. r strated, by Porte Crayon. Avolaca nilvay Gusde for Susy, just published, umor, Patt, just issaed. Prorerty Sate — | chest hada ANCK TAYLOR. ‘ 4 r | A Book Se set _“temepapere : en RANCK 1 : ubfeken” 5 = site of the Morocco Dressing establishment of MER USE.—We have fresh 1 of | BILLARD EE all their fixtares com- \ low 0 utiful song ever -ORGETOWN CLASSic: =¥ iS. LLINGTON'S and: jet Water, all kinds of ‘he sale to take place ,in front of the Mar- % N Gray, Musie in the *EORGETOWN CLASSIC A Bookstore, Odeon Bosiding. loukeen oot tence ee aa teat be bg oo 2, Brushes. Combs, Pow- ke im the city of Alexandria, where the | A ito ic of the day just receiv G eAATICN AC. Dy ’ ‘ed MA , y iy 15-38 cor. of 4% st. and Pa, ave. contemplates de: tables can be seen by any person di to pur- | at our Piano and Music bet: ’ The duties of this Institution will Le resumed | ~ PE es me eee <F oid "Bevery Property S-alesandria’Searinel | ii" batwven ohn Hnatrneins Lr 1 4 go” | chaas. BPA SERAT Pande, ena OWN F, ELLs seiegh ei PAs BOWEN, Principat, | FP *}p jg Ch?" HPD GUTS Bo,