Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1858, Page 3

———————————————— + . i ‘Tue Mititary Visitors.—The Seventh Regi-| Lieut. Keleber, of the Montgomery Guards; ment New York Volunteers, who,as our readers | [/¢#'s. Donne! and Tae the Union Guatds; Lieut y {the nal Guards; Capt. Watt, Lieuts. Romolis and Flood and and Sergeant Rainey. of the Highlenders A fie rushing the BxecativegMansion the Regi- ment was drawn op in lint on Pennaylvania ave- que, and in a few noments after His Excellency; President Buchanan, accompanied by the mem- bers of the Cabinet, a number df officers of the Army, and the attecbes of the War Department appeared on the ground. The Presfdent was re- ceived with a skillfully performed military sa- lute, and they anderweat a racted review bn bis presence. After the review the President re- tired to bis mansiom and received the calls of a number of the officers and members of the regi- ment. During the interim between their arrival thie morning, many of the vis- » by passing throngh and ‘ing the Patent Office. Post Office and Treasury Department buildings Throngnout their parade the regiment has been accompanied by a dense crowd of our citizens, and has worl encemiums of the highest charae- ter from all those skilled in military drill. We learn that they are to visit Mouut Vernon at three o'clock this afternoon. starting from the front of the National Hotel, and will not be en- cumbered with their muskets or knupsacks, They will return bere this eveniny leave in the cars for Baltimore by the 5.19 o’clock train’ to- morrow mornin; . are aware recently accompanied to Richmend the regains of ex-Iresident Monroe, visited this city fo-day, on their return bowe They were expected Lere yesterday, and every preparation was made to receive them; but, owing to some mismanagement on the part of the pilot of the steamship which they used for the excursion, they ran aground about $0 miles below Wasbing- ton, in the Potomac, aud remained there i two of our steamers. the Collyer and Mount Vernon, went down, end, taking them off, brought them up to the city. The Collyer arrived bere with the Third, Sixth and Fighth companies of the regiment about $2 o'ciock last eventng, and this morning about 6 o’elock the Mount Vernon brought up the Fisst, Second, Fourth, Fifth and Seventh companies. The companies were met at the Kettle Bottoms, where their steamer ground- ed. by Major Bacon, and Lieutenant’s Tucker and Owens, of the volunteer reginrental statf of this city, who came up in the Mount Vernon with them this morning. The Third. Sixth and Eighth companies, on their arrival here, repaired immediately to their quarters at the National Hotel, and were joined there by the Second company this morning. Tre First, Fourth, Fifth aud Seventh took up their quarters at Brown’s Hotel, having marched thither this morning on their arrival. No public ceremony of reception was given by our citizen soldiers, as on the receipt of the intelligence that the vistters were aground, the voluntecr battalion and the marines, who bad atientry awaited their arriva: at the A‘senal rom early yesterday morning till near 4 o’clock in the afteduoon: were dismissed, and surbse- quently no certain iafofimation as to the hour they would arrive was received in time to allow of the soidiery bere being again called together. ‘The honor ef our volunteer corps was, however, Weil taken care of by the staff officers, and the apparcat delinquency of tue companies is readily excusable The visitors express themselves bighly satis- Sed with their trip thus far, and but one really unfortunate circumstance has occurred to mar {heir pleasure. That oneis, however.sad enough to cast a gloom over them ail, and will also fill with grief some fond friends of an amiable and generally beloved member of the regiment. We allude to the accidental drowning of private Lawrence Hamilton, of Company 6th is sad misadventare occurred at Richmond, and it is supposed that the deceased accidentally fell nto the river while getting on board the steamer Gleu Cove, which conveyed the company from the wharf to their own steamer, the Ericson His remains have been found, and are ordered to be sent on to this city, where they will be taken in charge by a committee, and conveyed to his friends iu New York Weare told that the de- ceased is a grandson of the illastricus Alexander Hamilton, of Revolutionary fame, being the son of Jno. C Hamilton, Esq . of New York Crty ‘The following is a list of the officers and mem- bers of the regiment: Field ant Staff Officers. Colonel, A. Duryee. Lieutenant Colonel, Marshall Leife-ts. E Crawford. E neers, RE. Launitz. Acting Surgeon, Wm Woodward. Surgeon's Mate, E. M_ Cameron. Acting Chaplain, Rev. Dr. Weston. Acting Paymaster, G. W. Brainard. Quartermaster, L. W. Wiuchester. Assistant Quartermaster, Wm. Laimbeer. t, Lieut. Geo. W. Smith. Fourtn District Feaate Hien Scwoor —In our notice of this school, published a few days ago, we were compelled to such brevity as to omit mentioning several noteworthy features of the examination, and therefore are induced to refer to the subject again. The map drawing and sketebing were especially meritorious. The samples of the former submitted to our jnspec- tion were us follows: Maps of Fiorida and South America by Laura Thonias; of South America, the British Isles, British North America, Florida, and the United States, by Geneva Reed; of France, by Josephine Lee; of North America, Kate Riel: and of South America, by Annie tlley. The sketches were, A Rural House, by Avennda Hinton; A Doorway, by Lizzie Shiek ; A Cascade, A River Scene, A Serenading Scene, A Log Cabin, and buman beads and outlines, by Geneva Reed; A Country Honse, by Henrietta Ager; the same, by Marianne Stewart: A Door- by ny Hall; the same, by Aunie Hin- = leads and outlines by Annie id Clementina Magee. We were also showa a number of specimen compositions, of which the following isa list of the subjects embraced, with the names of the authors attached : The Moon, Coming of Spring, An Account of the Early Histery cf Boston, Flowers, Lightning. Naaman the hepat Night, September, and Nitrogen and Air, by Geneva Reed; Home, by Kate Riell; Nitrogen and Ain, by Viola Agness Hinton; Daniel in the Lion's Den, by Laura Thomas; A Lake Scene, by Hen- rietta Ager; and A Lake Scene, aud Daniel in the Liea’s Den, by Alice A. Hercus. The drawings of maps were exceedingly well done generally, and if it fell upon us to say which are the best, the task wonld be a mont difficult one to perform even to our own satisxfee- tion. The sketches also were very good, and several of them exhibited no little artistic skill, ‘The compositions, with a single exception, were beautiful examples of chirography, and the sen- tences were properly constructed im all of them. They evinced, ‘too, considerable originality of thought and active reasoning faculties, which, if cultivated heresfter, will contribute in placing these little authoresses in positions where they may exercise much beneficial intluence on soci- ety. ‘Phe tutoress of this school bas good reason to be proud of the successful results of her year's labors; and will, no doubt, be encouraged by this examination to continue more than ever vig- orously in the instillation of useful knowledve into the expanding minds of those committed to berecharge. We hope that Ler future may be marked with many such happy episodes as this. which causes our present writing. * be Sores Oticer, H E Droz ing Commissary, Capt. Henry Cragin. Non-Commissionrd Stag Sergeant Major, Geo. C. Freebora Quartermaster-s Sergeant. R. C. Rathbone. Color Sergeant, Jobn Heft Right General Guide, Jobn A. Hall. Las fc General Guide, Chas Hall Sergeant of the Guard, Robert M. Weed. ‘Assistant do, Alex Douglass Conunissary Sergeant, Lewis L. Clea:man. Company I.--Captain—Wm. P. Bensel; Lieu- tenauts—Guruey and Harw Sergeonts—Parker and Woolsey; Corporals—Yostand F J. Meares; Privates—Allen, S. B. Althouse, jr. Baker, Bogert, Clark, Canfield, Clough, Davidson, Forl- seu, Francis, Hays, Hamilton, lmmen, Knapp, Kuabeschuk, Kitchen. Litton, Linderman, Main, Mitchell, MeNicoll, MeKewan, Patterson, Pierce, Kassell, Rabe, Rutz, Robbin, Redway, shep- pard, Stevens, Sibell, Siokum, Sturtevant, Shel- man, Storrs, Watkins, Welcker, Wright, Vena- bies, Todd, Barck ey, Lorton, Buchanan, Alex- ander, Bowroson, Hyde, McGowan, Murray. Company 1].—Captain—Shalen; Lieutenaat— Lehanuan; Sergeants—Clarke, McParland, Parn- bom, and Dyer ; Corporals—W are and Morrisor Privates—Debing ham, Neville, Jefferds, Weeks, Blackman, Blank 11 Bivelow, jr., Harrison, Bostwick, Palmer, Lover, Slosn, Chapman, Pha- Tus City IMprovements,—At the meeting of the Cormmon Council, on the 23th inst » a resolu- tion was eif-red by Mr. Molun, requesting the Mayor to furnish the Board ‘a statement of the improvements, and the probable cost of the same, which are required to be made by the United States, in pursuance of the fifteenth section of the City Charter, approved May 15, Is20, and the a age of the amended Charter, approved May 17, Iss.” The vbject of the resolution fs to obtain Infor- mation, in anticipation of tuture action of the Councils, to obtain from the Government those improvements to which they are entitled by vir- tue of the City Charter. , The Government bas pledged itself to Improve all the parts of streets adjoining public reserva- ry id, Miller, Stone, Fonda. Ward, Blood- | “ons, opposite private property improved by the ne ee he slcy, Raw Gotaadt) Corporati If the Government fuitils its Geo ard, > ley, Hussey, Wilson, Norden, | pledges, a et amount of private property will Eocken, McDonald, Bird, Weirman, Broomley, ly increased in val Forutam, Seott, Harter Suith, A.M ter, Seward, 1 Company i1T Wiekstead and Tu Howtand, Benrim —Walten, Dove, DW vates—Arnold, Allen, B. Henrimeo, Clinton, Clyde, Conro Collins, Fitzzerald, Fowler. Gaylord, Graham, » Hinds, Hollis, Kennedy, Lawton. Law- Leouard, Mi rinerly a fi gress carried on these fi is now exhausted. y it will require aspe- cial appropriation for that purpose. Many re. 3. site to improved prop- erty, bave ho pavements around them, and some Of the streets are in bad condition It ts with a view to the remedying of these defects that Mr. Mobun bas moved thus early in the matter Sufficient time is given to obtalu the juforma- tlon; aud, once obtained, about three-fourths cf the dilticuliy of securing speedy action In the Pixotio, Hatticld, JA. vett 1 po- , and Rader; rence, adicli on, St | Congress committee will be overcome ony, Anon, R- 1 T Phis movenwut, i backed py the willing and R Wheeler, Wolfe, J. 10] earnest: coo} yf the Comucils snd citi- t,3.6 t. Genelar, irving, Holt. tens, is sadici cure improvements to our tain W. H Riblet: Liew. | City Which bay g beew souyht for, and have been passed o € a Mackeuz-e; Sergeauts— - Duuning, Messerole; Corporais— it, Chapman, Kmerdelland Fay; P.ivates— ley, Barton, Babevek, Bausber, Butler, Bun- ef, Culbert, Demarest, Earle, Ewe Parham, Halsted rzetine, Jac + fferts, Man- Jissen, Palmer, Paterson, Ridden Sparks,Suarp, Smith, Wells, Wooton, Young y V —Captain—W. A. Speight; Lieu- Millard and Macgregor; Sergeants— + Culbert fice, Corporals— y, Braisted, Grain, Stokely and Utt Privates—Banks, Cle bell, Corse, C tes, Doane, Eckell, Giylor, day, Harden- bargh, Linder, Leon. Miller, McDouell, Petree, Robarts, Srelizman, Selig, Scott, Stearns,Staples, White, Watson, Wiicox, Wall, Wii y, Wye- wotf, Steele, Biddle, Franklin, Isadore. Grat: rook. Johnson, Kiersey, Gambling, Sander- 6 frequentiy, when Umely and Fhest action Would bave secured thems te UNton Pravan Maetins are still kept up at the various churches, and notwithstanding the warm weather, which has been almost un- precedented for some time past, they are attended by large congregations, many of whom betray a drep and seri Mterest lo the important ques- tion whic: ealis them there. We unde. trom those whe Principal participants exercises at the various meetings that although there has. as yet, been no di ed manife: of an outpouring of the Divine Spirit au tegations, yet, laa quiet way, many persons Lituerto careless, are baving their alt rlously attracted towardy the yreat and ali-tm- portant inquiry “ What shall Ido to be saved?” ‘This spirit of sober inquiry has prevailed in an unusual degree during tue past week at McKen- dree Chapel, where the afternoon asse! blages have been daily augmenting in numbers and the exercises: Lave been of a solemn aud impressive character. Reverend geatlemen of ali the Evan gelical religious persuasious have been in attend- ance, Who have labored with an earnestness and zeal well worthy of the cause ia which they are engaged, to awaken jn the minds of their bearers adesire for the acquisition of that faith in the BM. Nevers; Lieu- 33 aut<—Halsted and n; Corporal—P reeman ; Privates—Ackiand, Bid, lack, Boyden, B-ady, Cambreting, Clark: son, Draper, Duryee, Edzar, Evans, Falls, Ferris, Field. Prost, Gibbs, Halsted, G F. Hamilton, L. Hamilton, Haws, Holmes, Hull, Jacquelin, Jacobson, Jenkius, Jenving=, Kenible, King, Jainb, Marener, J J. MeLaren, J McLaren, | Almighty Power which is the precu.sor of a Paimer, Romeyn, Ronune, Ryder, Sampson, | bappy hereafter. : =m th, Stratton, Strout, os, Tue persistency with which the Union prayer Vose. Ward, Weeks, Willson, W meetings baye been continued during the months ston, Young which have voue, the earnest zeal with which they have been characterized, and the interest whiel bas been born among persons who perhaps never before retl-ctingly thought upon the sab- ject of religion, deserves, and wili undoubtedly ineet, ultimately, the most sanguine expectations of (hose who Lave the salvation of immortal souls most Deb at beart; for the prayer of the right- eous man shal! prevail. J. Monroe; Lieuten- thorn; Sergeants— Henry, Fairchild and Rowe ; Corporals— Negus, Anderson and Truesdale; Privates—Negus, At kinsen, Shortland, Pierce, Cameron, Leveridge, Dixon, Drew, Moutange, Moise, Delano, Putnam, Mattacks, Hall, Rodzers, Hobbs, Holmes, Felt, PE Delano, Crane, Trotter, Kemp, Ol Murray, Coyer, WH ith. Gowerman, Hoyt, G W. Pataam, Holdredye, Mills, Gooeb, Simp" son, Ely, Bidwell, Meecbam, Stewart, Pinkney, ‘Thompson, Dalton, Howell, Bishop, Beonett Stole, Bacues, Callender, Eider, Bailey, Matha- way, Rutherford Com, ow Vil Lieutewants—x Caiminat Count —Aiter our report closed yesterday, the Court sentenced Jolauna Horns- bury, colored, convicted of yrand larceny, to tf t-eg months’ imprisonment fu the Penitentiary Kichard Thomas, free colored, was tried for stealing t ts of harness, valued at $00, from George M_ Boatman, and found guilty. He was ut to the south terminus of Pour-and-a-balf street for a space of two years. William Kawlins, colored, was also tried as an accomplice with Thomas in the above charge He was convicted, aud sent to keep company with bis companjon ia crime at the Potomac shore Wiillam Cropsey, Captain—l. C. Shumway, nd Sy, Sergeants—Boswick and Babcock: € s—Dart and Spien; Pri- wate: Alien, Br s, Burdett, Baker, Burger, ch Cozzeus, Caney, Bearnes, Green, E. B. Wells, GB, Hedeubery, Maxwell, Mortison, Sears, Kittwar, Underbul, Charles T., Heden- berg, Herrick, Leveridve, Kittle, Hay, Lamb, P escott, Rulliuson, Price, Jonson, Meeks, Wood, King, Ryder, Armorer— rge I’. Hopper; two drommers This list only embraces the rhembers who are here, aud it is said there are still over three hun- dred inembers of the reviment in New York Tue © t is accompanied by a bund of forty performers, aud has besides sixteen dram- Mets, (LWO Lelonging to each co ipany ) ‘The musicians ate all uuder (ue command of Mr Keifer, Devas Major, aud ibe band is led by Mr Nol! Affe: arriving at thele quarters, the compantes ¥, better known about the mar- ket house as Bill Cropsey, was brought to trial for stealing four pair of white Punts, three shirts, clgbtven pairs of stockings, two nen pocket handkerchiefs, three stirt collars, one vest, three Infant’s shirts, one yown, one lace collar, twe fancy aprons, tive towels, one counterpane, one basket, two niybt yowus, one flannel shirt, one cotton undershirt, one boy's frill cottar and o blanket from Jobu Pox on the test of e; 1S. ‘The jury returned # verdict of petty Lare eny only were divmissed wntil eleven o'clock, whea they | ‘Phe Court then adjoutned ri Spe cag ei Hall Square and went throuyh To day, James Chopsey was brouybt to trial ape Edis disviay was the t, botb ia sespect to the costume of the men aud tbe man- aera whieh ibey performed (he various evolu- te pilitary tact that we b for eral years. ‘The enti © re no well arranged with regard to s mich to lls appessance. About quatter before twelve @ clock (be seyiment was drawa up in Jiwe oa the soath side of Louisiana avenue, in fromt of tue City Halt, and the command to the Colonel The F. tal colors, thew teft tue Aadiching LO hue teat of ibe Posted iu front of for stealing 4 considerable quantity of clothing, &ec,, from Me Joba Fox; and the jury returned a verdict of guilty of petty larceny ‘Pues Eowako Evegere Littaary Associa- Tlex celebrated its agniversary at Corcoran’s Hall, last night. Quite a number of persous Were in attendance Addresses by Messrs Clephane 4nd Catian occupied the-eveutng. ‘Phe remarks of these young gentlemen are spokeu of as being hiehty creditable to themselves and tu the Aaso- ciation. deliv- ssigu, Will the regi- extreme right, and Colonel who was the centre, the colors were saluted Uy the entire rey iment ‘Tuey were then MavoR Beuret —May,or Berret Las been for Staloned om the right of the centre company, | several days past confined to his 1oom by sick- and the companies wheehng into line. marched ness. He bas been suitering seriously from bilious cholic. Hix said to have been engaged in supes- inte.ding the daties of his ottice Sarg in makfeg @ list of extra police apthosized by the sup- fy police bill Lately passed by the City towaids Four-aud-a-Lalf «i gceupied by the band, and then countermarch- jog along Louisiana avenue to Sixth stceet, they took their courme down that street to Penusyl. vatia avenue, and uloog Pennsylvania avenve = through Fifteenth street to the President's vase fury were accompanied by the following stat! otces of the volunteers of the District of Co Muinbis, who Were out as an esos: Col. Wem Hickey; Lieut Col. Joba Riley; Majors p treet to the position Accerren —Rew George D. Cummins, DD , of Trinity Church fm this eity, hax a cepted the call to the rectorsbip of St. Peter's Chureb, Bal- Himore, aud is exmeeted lo Cnterapon bis dutics Bout the first of September next, —y ae the Academy of Visilation at Géotgetown were attendeds by a select and eager } mbititudte, which might eqsity have filled four bh the space allotted for spectators, in the Odeon,” « {Vitiow fall of the Iustitution. Precisely at four, p.m, the grand Russian mar¢h was coumenced on four harps aud a grand piano, ind the young ladies arrayed tn spotless white entered the hall in procession, and took seats witbin the tribune. President Buchanan, Miss Lane, Miss Saun- ders, Mayor Crawford, Father M: tre, of ‘Georgetown Colleye, and others, occupied seats upon the platform. The distribution of preminms, interspersed ac- cording to the programme, with singing and harp and plano music, then began. thé venerable Chief Magistrate of the Unien conferring the awards upoa paspirants for lemic honors. Where the. music was so varied and faultless, we wiil not attempt to mention all the exquisite Pieces that were successively presented. but must content ourselves with naming a few of those that ‘we remember to have most delighted us. ‘‘Annie Lautie,’? sung by Miss Mary Dough- erty, and accompanied on harps by Misses Le Compte and Irving, was rapturously applauded. A duo, performed on barp and piano, by little Misses Kate Irving and Lilla K admired, both on account of its and the extreme youth of the little musicia: ins Kee- gan being obliged to stand to reach the key-board. “Adoro te,” duo et chaur, sung by Misses Douzberty, Forsyth, V. and £. Pizzini and Miss Bena Philips, and accompanied on piano and harp by Misses Le Compte and Wheatley, was universally pronounced tu have been the trlumph oft ening. ‘The last piece sung was the Coronation Ode, in which the solos were executed by Miss Dougher- ty, who whs the prima donna of the o-easion, re- ceiving the first premium for vocal uusic. After the Coronation Ode, the first honors of the Academy, ¢onsisting “of & crown and geld medat, were conferred on Misses Frederic of Ga., and Maybee of Ind. ‘The paintings of the first order were by Misses Maybee, Semmes, Pizzini, Frederic and Delau- ney. Misses Delaney, Joy and Bramball, excelled in embroidery. At the close of the ceremonies Rev. B. A. Ma- guire rose and congratulated the young ladies who had just beea crowned by the highest au- thority in the land ; he ho; they would regard thase crowns ax their br hiest ornaments aud wear them long, only to be exchanged for jnmor- tal jones In heaven. The exercises, he said, just concluded, gave a specimen of the training of thé Academy, and proved that it possessed merits rarely met with In similar institutions. He, as well as the President, was glad to see that the orgamenial was not cultivated to the prejudice of the useful—that while due attention was given to the embroidery, painting, and foreign tongues, the more homely and important branches of du- mestic economy and plain sewing, which, after all, were the more necessary paiticnlars of feinale education, were not overlooked in the distrivu- tion of rewards. He thanked the President for the gracefu ence he hud evinced under the laborious which he had just finished, and remarked the good taste which he displayed in choosing rather to appear on the present occasion, amid so fair an assemblage, than at the com- mencement of a neighboring institution (the Col- lege.) “Bacher Meqste having concluded, the pupils left the ball fn procession and the young ladies, inany of whom were bardened with the pleasing weight of their reward, met their rejoicing rela- tives and friends in the drawing-room of the Academy. Excursion oy Tux Montcomury Graxps — The seventh annual excursion of this large and popular military company will take place on Monday next, the 12th instant, on the steamer Powhatan. It is proposed that the excursion sball start from Sixth street wharf, at $ o’clock a. proceed first to the Navy Yard, and then ut Pavilion, one of the most attractive tiful retreats on the Potomac. Another boat will leave Sixth street wharf at one o'clock und proceed direct to Glymont. On the retarn oe the steamer will leave the pavilion at tive and ten o'clock p.m. The committee of arrunge- ments have made every provision to secure to all who participate in this festival an occasion of un- alloyed enjoyment. The excursion will be ac- companied by Exputa’s well known band of mu- siciaus; and an experienced and attentive cater- er has been engaged, and will serve the excur- sionists with dinner and supper. We can freely Tecommend our friends af the Montgomery ards ag not only fully competent to get ip and conduct this affiir in a manner satisfactory to all who may patronize them, but slso as being of that spirit which will prevent their leaving un- done anything that they should do, or doing any- thing they should leave undone to enhance the pleasure of themseives and friends Tux WratHer.—Range of the thermometer trom Thursday noon, July 1, to this morning : Morning. Neon. Night ‘Thursday ° 3? su Priday. = ws = Saturday 6 82 we - &5 38 eo 7 £u 7 Thursday... “s » 6 - i Kemarks.—July Ist—cloudy, airy, wind NE , heat moderated, cloudy to end 2d—clondy, wind E., pleasant, finished hot with lightning; fd— flue, warmer, wind NW, very bot, thunder in afternoon, with Jittie spit of rain, cloudy to end; dth—tine, pleasant, wind NW , hot, fine a leasant to end; Sth—tizhtly cloudy, airy, wind NE,, tine, pl airy, cooier, wind SK s heavy foy on the river, h cooler, wind NW by W., got ou. fine, and pleasant to end; Sth— ihe river, cooler, wind N aturday, July 10, little after 4 p.m Groreetows, D. July 8, 1858. > fine and 7 Sare ov Reav Esrare —Wall & Barnard, Auctioneers, sold, yesterday afternoon, on the premises, corner Twelfth and L streets, a brick ouse and lot, for $3,350, to F. A. Tschitfely. Dx. J. WosterreR’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, for the cure ot Fever and Ague, is beyond ull oon troverey the safest and best remedy that could be used by the alflieted, for all diveases of the above nature. The most vioient attacks of this dreacful disease have oiten been prevented by the use of this reliabie remedy. The Bitters have been used by the prope tetor in an extensive practice, iu Lhe treatment of Fever aud A nber of years, and its wondert powers are wel, known both to the press puvlic. ‘Those who desire a thor- ough renovat.on of their entire system, should not tau to use the Bitte: and dealers generally. Worth Reaping. —Why 1s it that so many svuifer ‘and repiue aud diag out 4 miserable existence, un- fitted for the enjoyments, and even ordinary pur- suits of life, when relief may be obtained, aud health and vigor restored, by a treatment at once conve- nient and safe, as weil permanent in its character? To those who hat uffered bly Ble ana Cc ultimating in logs of appetite, vigor, signed tenders hi roiessional services, the suderor: ndor and sincerity, pleasant, con- venient and Pimecrionens: thorough oure and eound body mind, without unple sant re strictions or hinderance Jrom ordinary business pur- suite. All diseases of s private nature, from whatsoever cause, either recent or chronic, strictures, an irrite- i ‘ula, Asthi Rheuma- successiully treated. ington every week du- ednesdays, Thurs- kk. Can be covsulted |, ft lv to 1; aud 5 mm. M ’ ma 18-W TAF tf nd, Va. Pexnits.—Those in want of Pennies, for change, can always obtain them on pplication at the coun ter of the Star Othice. tf » B.A Residence, R. DIED. in July Sth, at his brother's residense, Walnut Ve, Alex ria county, Virgina, JAMES )., NOR, of Washington county, in the 46th year of his ace. A.D BANDOLINE BRUSHES at G1BBS'S Hair Store, noar 13th street, and at his Sales Room, under Willards’ | Ho ‘9 9-6 at. perr AITS FOR THE MILLION.—A per- feot Portrait of yourself for 25 cents, warrauted not to fade. 2,000 of these beautiful pictures made by W. odley ia nine weeks. No charge unless the sitter is perfectly sutished. Pictures on paper for & cents, which can be seat by mail without extra Ke. Every variety of cases kept on hand. Sun light not Saat K. Cc. WOODL! jels6m ADIBS’ HAIR WORK REPA 4 Ww exchange, at GIRBS’ Wiz, Manutaciory, Pa. avenue, between B jn. Bert Cy Sth and 10th | BRITISH OUTRAGE, MPORTANT INFLUENCE nas been brought to pun the Admiuistration, who have decided to the U.S, line of bettie ship Pennsylva- uit to the Gulf of, eo. Itis suid that Commo- dore Stewart 1st) as: yme Command. and the pri- vute stores of cabin a ward room, messes, includ- wreck whisk from JONAS FEEANSS ager yicenty dered Store, corner of 7ti'nad F street. UNNS & CLARKE’S and HALLETT, p. RB AVIS. Spirit ma fy & CO.’ CELEBRATED PiaNo FOR Constantly receiving and for sale only “gies 36 Pa. av. pS ea Parobasore will find 1 totheirmerentte ee ntine for themselves the superior qualities of the above Stole, Covers, Melodeons, &e., & sagret erie Seen Sty Cos ate a Ree Serene ee HE BES? ROMAN ano NAPLE STRINGS, wholesale and retail, at the Music Store of : » METZEROTE, CHICKERING PIANO,IN BEST ORDER dor sale cheap un sooommodating terms, at the W. G. METZEROTT, Th v0 Ww, a joa UCTION SALES. BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR. — . 5 SYS ee. : By WALL & BARNARD, Augtioneers. TO-DAY ¢ TO-MORROW MORNING Y MARE AT AUCTION. ATURDAY | —— <> 0 SS EE ORNING. | MonNine. July 10, lm front of | By WALL & BARNARD. Auctioncers, _ | “ROM AGENT ASSOCIATED prgss. “al ny are! works im harness, caenNs Sey peti ind fon ER DAY She Ween ines a anaes ee Rorme onset i. PAE TORNOON knee PST eae MLDAY Méler Drowned—Bedy Recev- at) ____ WALL & BARNARD, Aucts._ mn Hit, Promeses.'t wpe a Syeure Rensoxn, Joly tly thix morning the 'By BONTZ & COUMBS, Auctioneers. : 2 foot 2 inches on tect West. | body of a member of them 1 :. OSITIVE SALE OF CARRIAGES, BuG- | PSR. foe se rerih, and taming, discoverrd in James river meat che t of Lanrence Hamilton, of the pavy, @son of John Hamilton Esq d-on of Gen. Alexander Hamilton, of revolutionary memory. Having been unwell be left his quarters in advance of bie company for 08 S* feetniley. The whole lot proved with a good two-story ‘This property iain that part of Wash, ington where creat improvements #re cong on ; co the Cir ele, Rud near the corner 01 20 st. ‘and New Haap- shire avenue. MORNING. at lo’ oelocks wer shell gall at the le jv Ya rane K streets, opposite the Northern Two Family Carrisges, one of which is in excellent order, and built im the most workmanlike manner, ‘ ‘erms: One-third cash ; the residue im 6 the steamer Glen Cove, on his returh; and it js Alsd, three Buggies and Harness, in good condi- hs with interest, and secured by 8 deed tt en ape ad = . from that boat on her passage mn, own to e Erickson, One Horse, kind and gentie, and works well in ha = BONTZ & COOMBS, Aucts. iy 9 2t (Intel ligenoer.) By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. mte® WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. ARSHAL’S AND LANDLORD'S SA ov FuRNtvaE.—Un SATURDAY. MO His body was taken ip charge by the Ricb- mond regiment, and will be forwarded to New York by the steamer Rosaoke, which leaves this aftetuoon LE N- N) IN eth inst., at 9 o’eloek, in front of our or Baltimore Markets. GE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE at He shal, " soe on ay m TUESDAY, isth fous six Oran eed ab Bitehon Parmmare eset Bat BaLrimonx. July 9 —Piour is du'l but stead: o'clock p. m., we will offerat public sale that iarce two story Brick Dwelling and Store situated at the northeast coruer of Third and Market streets. The nouse contains 12 rooms, besides the store and = lar. and the Lot fronts 99 feet on Third and 44 un Market street, with & pump of pure water in front of the house, being the property of Mrs. oNeir. ‘Terms at sale. R.P. JACKSON. iy BARNARD & BUCKED: Aucts, By WALL & BARNAKD, Auctioneers. POSITIVE SALE OP NEW BUGGIES av Avct‘ox.—Oo SaTURDAY APTERNOON, July 10, at 50’clock, we wiil sell, in front of oar &e ; as— iS tent Mahozeny Spring-seat Chairs and Sofa, i hogany Sewing and Arm Rockers, , arble top Centre ‘Table and Stande, arx- Gilt Prenoh plate Mirrors, Dressing, Mahogany, and other Bureaus. ilandsome Brussels aod Ply Carpets, Ktere-es, Writing Desk, light Stands, Cane and word seat Rockers and Chairs, Mahogauy Dining and other Tab'es, 10 French and other Bedsteads, First rate Hair and Husk Mattresses, Do F or , Bolsters and Pillows, Straw Matting, Oilcloth, Stair Carpets, Cottage Sets, Wardre Howard street and OL a Nh held at #125. new S445 71 es Old City Mile Wheat is steady; asiles ' white $1 20a1 35. at 90 RS HOW — is steady; white at 7iarse - and yellow at Pfovisions closed with an advancing t ; Buik shovlders 53, a6c ; sides “pgp th yy Lard 9¥al0y Whiskey is higher at xe. New York Markets. ‘8, Washstands, New Yorn, July 9 —Piour ix firm: scales of pace? Kooms.on sccount of whom it may concern With other Gouds, which will be sold without re- op bbis.; State closed at $5 Sva#? 90; Obto Wwitnout rese: 5 er soe Bea sans {vie sie coos Tertae cash. , bats “is lower; sales 15,000 bushels; Western 2box body Buggies, new etyle,well finished. ae WALI & BARNARD, Aw red $ia81.02 do white $i.'Ga1 10 Corn is firm; Sale positive. Terms: A credit of 30,69, and 99 days for notes s3tisfactor:ly endorsed By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. URNITURE, SCHOOL DESKS, BENCHES. aT sales 12.000 bushels; mixed at 65478. low & white sda*I. rg sie f 5 ? Pork t= firm; mess #16 65816 75; prime $13 60a iv 8 dts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts._ ox. ticieth | 813.70. Tard te buoyant at tlelige? By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. front of my quet-cu | Whisky is dull at 2c, store, corner of 7th and D streets, a large and hand- some assostment of Furniture. viz : Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, and Rockers, ~ nes, Eedzboarde. eras Marbie entre a Sude es Do do”? Dressing and Chauber Bu- resus. Wydicntand snaps tictenitn Dining Tobi wi Cotton, and Shuck Mattresses, |e very VALUABLE & BEAUTIFUL FARM, WITH THE Stock, Crops. Toots, CATTLE, &C. AT Avcrion.—On THURSDAY MORNING, the i5th instant, at'!l o'clock, we will sell onthe prewi Ses that valuable, highly owitivated, and hish proved Farm krown as Springiand, iate the property of W.D Wallac! containing abeut fifty acres, of land unter a bh of cultivation, unproved with over one thousand choice fruit trees, grape PFimancial. New Yorr, July 9 —stocks are doll and lower. Chicaye a Rock Island 4X; Illinois Central bonds =74; LaCrosse and Milwaukie 5K; Michigan Southern 22; New York Central 34; Reading 464; Va 6's #24; Me. Os ey ir aitresses, Vines, strawberry and asparagus beds, &c. 7 5 es The suilis very productive. bringing three tous of po ae € ial erin pr geal Orica. hay to theacre. Fora garden farin not to be eur- China, Glass, and Crock: Tamserny Dri see. ‘The buildings are & comfortable dwelling, Srgvos ned Kieuben Ute A new Markt We, 75, oxen ‘Tuinblers, and ‘arte cash. iysd tbe sold, many vtber articles, A. GREEN, Auct. Sealed proposals will be reoeived at this depart- ment until 12 o'clock noon of Monday, the 9th of August next, for len millions of stock of the United States to be issved ander the act of ith June in- stant. stock will be reimbursable in '5 yours from the Ist of January next, and bear interest at 5 per centum per annum, pryalie sen: nonually onthe first days of January and July of each yeer. No bid will be received below par and none forany fraction of one thousand dollars, No tid wil! be eon- sidered un'ess one per cent, of the amount is depos - ited, sub,ect to the order of the Secretary of the Treasury, with adepomitary of the United States, whose certificate of the the b.d. Inall cases the bid: and without reference to bide of others, and must state the premium offered therein. ‘The senied proposals should be endorsed on the outside of the envelope * Proposals for loan of 1258," house, ‘barn, carnage house, corn house, pi ward. vegetabie cellar, &c ‘The f rm is from the Washington market 43: miles by w: Georgetown, 64 miles by the one Bridge. and about 6 miles from A’ ntria, is well adapted for a market gai or ths residence of a gentieman doing business in the aty. immediately after the farm is sold the Personal Effectewill be so'd, as weil a« ai! the household and kitchen furniture, stoves, crockery, &e. Siso, the Farm Stock aud Implements, ae— 4 good THorsex, 3 z00d Cows arringe, Wazons, Carts Ploughs Harrows, Cultivators Cradles, Roller, Drill-, &e. Also, Garden Tools, as tioes, Rakes. Spades,kc., with every thing neoessary for gardening or farm- any Also. the Crops in the ground and secured, as Hay, Oats. Rye, Potatues, Corn, and Veg tabies. Kast for tho farm |:beral and made known at sale FUTURE DAYS. VIRTUE OF TWO(2) WR’ TS OF FIERI Janine, weved from the Clerk’s office of the Cir- cut Court of the District of Columbia for tie county of Washmaton, and to me directed, | shell expose t» publie sale, for Casa, in front of the Court Bo door of wid County,on TULSDAY, the 20th of July, 1858, at 12 o'elock m., the follo: scribed ‘property, to wit: All defendant’ title, claim, and int tin and to ail those around and premises situated and lying in oo of Washington, D. C., and known as subdivision and N of Lot No. 4,in Square No. 574 of said ci! as said subdivisions have been laid out for the Ba! timore and Orio Railroad Company, and a plat thereof ouly reourded, the said jote Mand N havi afroxt of 5 feet 1% inches on Indiana avenue ind the personal effects: Under $25 ensh; over that amount 6 and 9) days, for notes satisfactorily t, aud averscing $2 feet Si inches on Ist street endorsed, bearing interest. Zs and be addressed to the Secretary of Treasury* iy ats WALL & BARNARD, Auets. Rank clreer of Sak ected ee oe Washington, D. C. The sume which may beac 1Z pon As the monty, of James Crutonett, a 5 SE will ted {rom any bidder will be reqnired to be paid to ALUABLE STOCK 4T PUBLIC S4t KE— nid to wati F peace sishnciaranaed Fa a I willselint my farm stanien, adjoining Upper | term. 1497. in favor of Huiniion & Cus aaa F | the depositary of the United States nearest to his Mariborough on FHURSDAY, the lath day of July | D, B. DeHow. J. D. HOOVER. residence, or ind:cated as most convenient by hur. next, for cash or Battimore acveptan ce at 6 mouths, i je 22-td _U. S, Marshal District Columbia, N ARSHAL’S SALE,—In virtue of a writ of fier: facias issued trom the Clerk’s <fhee of the Cirou.t Court of the District of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to me directed, | shall with interest ¢dded : One Messenger Mare. 7 years old, purchased to or- derin Vermont; she rides pleavantly and is a mare of great endurance, One thorough bred Biack Mare.6 years old; rides and drives pleasantly. These two mares have had colts, One 4 year old Mare, wel! broken to harness, One 3 year old Stailioa, out ofa celebrated trotting Mare, by Saratoea, One 3 year old and four | year old Geldings, also, by Saratoga, Three 3 year old Geldings, by Reliance. The dams of these coits wiil be shown on the day of snie, that purchasers may form seme idea of their Should be accepted from parties nut residing within the United States, they will be required to deposite the principal and premium with the assist- Aut treasurers at Boston, New York, Phi'selphia, or New Orlean: Certificates of stock for sums of one thousand dollars each, payable to the successful bidders or bearer, with coupons of semi-annual interest from the Ist of January next, also payable to benrer, at tached thereto, will be issued for the amount he accepted bids upon the certificates of deposite to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States with the depositaries of the United States. The stock wil in ail esses bear interest from the date of depos: The interest from that date to the Is} January will be paid to the successful bidder or his attorney by the depositary where the deposite was of July, 1858, at 12 o'clock lowing deserided — to wit: All defendant's Tight, title, claim, a est in and to Lot No, 15 in Square 675, containing 9,500 square feet, together with all and singular the yimp: ments thereon, in the city of Washington. D. C., serzed and levied uponas the property of Tilletson P. Brown and wil! be sold to — Judicisis 16, May term, 1858, in favor of Green & Sovtt, use of Amon Green. W. SELDEN, Marshal je 28-dts for the District of Columtia. By E. 8. WRIGHT, Georgetown. ch, 18%6, reourded in 115, folio 19, from Rachel Waugh, Waugh, Ano M. Waugh, Jolin Ross and wile, and Geo. W. Godey and w.is, to the s: ber. 1 will sellstauotio tothe highest bidder, on the ixh day of Juty next, between the hours of 4 and 5 o*e oek tn the afternoon, in front of the premises, all the interest of the partiesabove named of and in that parcel of ground in Georgetown. D C., which be gins on south fine of prea street at the west er ofthe brick buildng lately owned by John atz.and running tuence with Kridge street west . thenos south # feet toa feet alley running eferson street, thenes east 17 feet to sand worth, Thre 2 year oid Durham Heifers, with first calves, from premium cows, One gr: w in calf, of great milking qualities and beauty, Four Durham yearling Hoifers, Four 2 year old ¢ ‘xen. One Watsou Sulky, but little used, with harness, One light Farm Wagon and Harness, One Kus.ey’s Reaper, 2 Root Cutters. ‘The terms of sale to be complied w:th, in every in- stance, before the property wi'l be delivered. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a um. Je &-stawtlithJulyxdts) CLEMENT HILL, By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, C ANCERY SAL Ad authority of decrecs / of the Cirouit Court of the District of Colam- bia aud of the Circuit Court for Prince Geor zs Maryland. din & cause where:n ‘Thomas Sewell and nts, aud the widuw, heirs at law, B it Successful bidders will be required to deposite the principal and premium of theirsocepted tids on or betore the Ist day of September next. The preti nary depusite of one per cent. will be immediately directed to be returned to the unsuccessful bidders HOWELL COBB, Secretary of the Treasury. pronosats FOR LITHOGRAPHING AND FOR ENGRAVING Ow WOOD. Orrick StPERINTENDENT Prezic PRintixe.¢ Washingion, Jury 3, 18%. 5 Sealed proposals will be received at tus office w til Monday, Ure tort instant, for engraving on stone, and pre « from the stme, for the wee of the Sen suse of Kepresentatives of tne United the tullowing Maps, Plans, aud Sketches, -- 23,92 copies of each of four ie 2-lawtAugd from Mountz’s property, and thence north 9 feet to the begining. with the Dwelling house and other un- Pioveme- te trereon,&s nuW in the occupation of sai] Kache! Waugh. ‘Terms: $5 cash, and the residue at 6,12, and 18 Months, tie purchaser tu give b bearmg Miterest from the day of sale, snd a deed tru_t on the pre: teed the purchaser's it. ifthe terms of sale be not comp! lays from the day of sale, the pro mnds, With wre the tract ranby,”” near Bladensburz, and about six com the ct.y of Varhingten, and easily ne evsstble by the Baltimore railroad, contaimiug 165 Acres or thereabouts, being the northern part of uarto Mape, “Granby,” and lying north of the mam county road, | Teswidafter tive days notice in the Ny . singeneoaseatuncealeaiats Soe Dweiding nouse and other improvements Shawer™ OPL. —5,0u cupies of a Map of the Explorations aa Ferms: One fourth of tho purchase money in | _1@!7-3'8~ rritory of the ec. oash, and the residue at 6. 12 and 18 months, to be s cured by the purchaser's bunds, with sucety, bouring wterest from the ay of sale, and by a retained lieu on the premises sold. Ifthe terms be not complied with within three dys from the day of sie, the property will he reseld aller day*’ notive inthe National iuteliizeucer and Evening Star, atthe cost and risk of te de fuultine purchaser. ites tended to de from ten to twelv. to atford pers ons dence, withenas % portunity of obtamie such. A piat of the divisions will be exhibited at the Ble. W. KEDIN, ‘Trustee. je 17-Staw& de RE N. Aver. By WALL & BA NARD Aue toneers. RUSTRES’ SALE —By virtue ofa deed of trust from RK rd Cruit, dated Febuary 7, 1854, we wil’ «Mer at fioneou SATURDAY, the 5 “pies of €ach of the fuliowiny | Mape of the Lowisville and Portland Oa Pian of the Laft Lock of the sume; an "mn of a Latte Pivet Bridge for te wane, No, 4.1539 copies of a Sketch of the Country near the Southern Boundary of Kansne, No. 5.—1,530 copies of a Map of the Creek zane No. 6.—1 Seopies of a Map to accompany 14. KF, les Wagon read ®epert. “pes of & Sketch of the aks DURLIC SAL SE AND LOT.—By virtue of anorder of the Orphans’ Court, duly contirimed by the Circuit Court.1a Chancery sitting, wanitoise, T still we TUL hday of July, 1853, x i that piece ¢ situated on 2: eet west, be in the city of Washingt desaribed in the plan of Girt of Lot nem fty-one, (51,) bezinut the northwestern cor: cou lL. and M sts. “aud ‘kaown and @ healthy ce of the city, the rofanalley 15 feet wideand 23d st. west. running thence with said alley (1:2 feet 24¢ inches) easterly, thence north (12 feet.) thence went (122 feet 2¢-inckes,) thence south (12 feet) to the piace of beginning, with the improve. ments thereon, consisting of a small Frame House Teras: One hail cash: the residue in 6 months from the day of sale, seoured by deed of trust ou the promises. rinting the Maps, Ac., will be fur~ wihee. mber ay Office Report for 1857, and a trewuse on the treat- mert aud use of the Dromedary. These ilustra- tions amount, in the aggregate, tu about htteen Vo pages. ttt noe ‘ ifthe terms of sale are not complied with with f this work is to be executed in the highest pads hi § ae ‘Se Coes Westin od 5 days from the day of sule, the property wil! be re the art, aud wi pen for the inspee:ion begsnuing for ito botude oF tre ond of 123 feo nese | sold at the cost and expense of the purchaser. Ail ders nt this office until the morning of the day ured gouth on bth street (rom the uartiwest corner | COWVEYsnoINE At the expense of the purchmecr x the nds. DWARD C. CARRINGTON, ~ sok ds A_GREEN By J..€. MoGUIRE, Auctioneer, MP RUSTEE’S SALE OF THE WHOLE OF Square No. 3, CORNER OF MakYLAKD Avi ~ NUE AND (2TH STREET, tsLaNnv.—Dy virtue of a deed of said square, and running thence due east to the rear line of said lot, thence north on said line 15 feet 6 inches, thence west to street, and thence south to th Kinning, With the improvemeuts—a 2 story frame dwelling. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money pressions, with the originals, are required tted to this otlice for approval er eurroe Aosmistion, before the the pricting commenced. Its to be distinctiy understood that no bid will bacnterta:ned from any party not directly engaged ree. t i n mil it |, the cha) «f to he paid - ese ge mer eggnog iat saul in. of trust to ti absoriber. en ue daze th Zotly day ba.and practt-wity ee een cyt staimentsat4 and 2 months. with interest. Terms | of Oct Tr. cighteen hunt and fi ix, and re- se iu! e: i of sale to be complied with in one week alter saleor | Curded maione tee La ee a x and ree ncocmetel Waders Sit the RMREel aeeatenn eT enaie the yroperty will oes ded the riskand cost of the couety. se Liber J A. a..No. Sse gi | ‘The proposals must be addressed to the under - purchaser, after oue week's rotice, “i and at the request of the party secured thereby, ~* Prot WALTER 8. COX, Will proceed to sell to the Inghast bidder, on TUES. | 2304 and endorsed 0. We ROWMAND . F. W. RISQUE DAY. the lth day of July next, at 50’clock. on the iy 6-eodtd my ont. cag Erustecs Georgetown us Association, premises, ail that certain piece or parcel of ground — —epscneaninnatieaeesaanniiat jeR2awim WALL & BARNARD, Auots situate, lying. and being in the city of Washington, | 7 PF. MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE. seh is known and distinguished on the plat and ground plen t juare num bered three hundred and twenty s.x, fronting 37 feet 9 inches on each Lith ana (2th streets west, and 201 fee each south D and C streets. The Lots ely. of sale are: One feurth casi within day of sale; and the remainder im equal payn 6, 12.and 18 months, with imte.est from the day of sale; the purehaser to give notes fortue deferred payments, aud secure the same to the satisfaction of the trustee, who reserves the right to resell the said square, or any part thereof, for cash, at the risk and ofthe delinguent pur chaser, on failure ly with the terms of saie, FSE SALE pair of fauey Arabian breed HORSES, 4 or 5 years uld; a pair of Bay Horses. 6 years old; one hue Gray Horse, good for draught or family horse, and ore fiue iron gray Saddle Horse, six yoars vid. Apply at the First Ward Liv ery Stable, G street, between l7th aut igth sts = jv 3 JAMES T. MAUPIN. G*4s SMUOTHING !RONS anv FURNACE. SHAW’S PATENT. the most superior contrivance for ironing clothes at ail timer, but in hot weather in- Public attention is respectfully invited to his col- lection of a Rots, Stationery. Gold Pens, weis, Periodicals, &c., &c. Eughish. he ev and a SBta- Uonery of the finest quality: Americanand English Standard W orks of the latest Spl Besututully Round » for The English and Amer.can Pootsaud Dramatists. comp omising the hnest and mest fell editions of Moore, Byron, Scott, Shakey » Milton, Burns, Bryant &e. Indispu'‘ab co' % dispensabl the comfort of the !aundress, consut on given one week Sie notice thereot. mproved Gold Pens. atof gai hour, and cost s ANTHONY HY DF. Trustee. Also, imports, and will keep constantly on hend,a ie see fhe Iron is perfectly free from | _iy7-Staw&ds JAS. C. McG UIRE, Auet. collectionof German Oil Fasntings ‘of thd fhneet 0k rust. Ze ty. ie furnnes cum be used for culinary purposes; TEARLY MEW Oe kizcues “Ro. tis Pa. avenue, between 43 and 6th sts, , the e wu 3 mal nm Xtin- - 7 he pee y je coum kulshing the fire, dreesom of all noxious smell ar | 48a TERE AT Avction —On W nae MOKNING, the 14th inst. at 10 0’cluck a. m.. 1 vapor, snd many advantages they poss ovher farnaces, will be apparent to attertion. ‘The tiexible tube is also Shaws’s patent, impervi- ous to the gas, and free from the unpleasant odors of other tubes. f For sale JOS. L. SAVAGE’S, Pa. avenue, between 10th and tith sts, jy 3-6t (Intel.) Sign of the Gilt Saw. ORTH AMEKICAN KEVIEW FOR JULY. Contents—Peirce’s Api Mechanics; Geo, ‘The Missour sey and the Great Freneh Literature _ over aif (RANCIS WILLNER i who give them ‘No, 365'Naw Yor« Aveyer. NEW PAPER iu ng 0. $23 G street, between '2th and agood assorument of nearly new shalt seli, at seg of &eentioman di housekeeping 13th streets wi panteeate, exe t Sof Mshogany spring -seat Sofss, Deo Chaits and Rocker, marble-top Centre and Side Tables, > Dressing and Chamber Bureaus, A good tone and touch Piano Forte, High and low post Bedsteads. Whatnots, Washstinds,and Toilet Sets, Feather Beds, Bolsters’ and Pillows, Chamber and Step Carpets, Ouloloth, China, Glass, and Croc ery ware, First-rate Cooking Stove and Fixtures, ‘Terme: All sums under $25, cash: over $25 a credit of 3), 60, and 9 days. for notes bearing i.te- rest, and satis{actorily — -HANGING AND UPHOL TekKY sTOnk. J would most respectiully cali tue attention of the public of Washington and eo a cues tothe new and carefully selected stock of WAL PER, m every variety Je nnd OR ATIVE PAPER en wing; Ozanam’s Civilization of the Fifth Century; Lord Nermandy’s Vear of Revolution in rons The Basques snd the: Recent o1 ch as —— — upholste 7 Huses and te) - seg ed ag Ae ye <p unremitting atten ton and prompt exeoation to th=u Country ; , eA ¢ mesubarion Gx tke tow stament: Critical oo CANARD cae REEN, Auc’, — U hope to merit And obtain & liberal share of patron reeset i y BA CKEY ; Georgetown. . ut the best and warranted. reseed byt 91-25 per number. Subscriptions | PARUSTEES’ SALE —By virtue of a deed of | jets wim '? est manner 8 FRANCK TAYLOR, Agent. | wo will uiler ut auction, On TUESDAY. the tones H4*S OF THE SEASON. bY GOUDS AT REDUCED PRICES 1 have marked down and #hall this day eoramence selling off my entire stock of SPRING and SU M- MER GUODS, embracing @ large stock of tirst class Farey and Staple Articles. for geaers! family consumptic and all sales made upon this reduced segle of prices must be foro sh exclusively. of July next at 5§3 o’clook p. m., on the premises. parts of Lots 74 aud 75 of Old Georgetown, bounded es follows, viz: Bexining at the end of 83 “ia inches, measured wester'y on the north line of Water Street, from its intersection w:th High street and Tupmng thence, on said north line, weet 42 leet Wy inches; thence north aed parallel wr a3) feet alley; thence with suid all 1 have the pleasure to introduce the HAN DSOM- iT HAT OUT; siso, & trexh case NCH SOFT HATS of my own im On. Getting them from heat bands ler them much lower than Usually seid om thie A peep at them will cunranter sale: can 1 = of the “White Bear,” corner of th i i te sect 4 lime drawn north avd parallel with Wiel su street Pa. avenue. bh Sait roe pues ana eg tte lie wes pron yes rg we. Sone thence with saul lice re- | ap 2l-eotf ered. . W. COLLEY, . ' " OTICE OF A LOST Jy 7 2w No. 824 7th st..3dvors north of Pa. av. | 5, hai byl ee reap hod ned sapped! aw Reena No. a3 2m, tar Iason, Was Issued toy the Penson Other, te = yc oy antes . stalments, at 6 and 12 me secured. Terms of sale tu be March, 135%, aud *REEN GINGER FOR TRESERVING 1 ) t, and Also, Refined and Soft SUGARS, Lovering’s the property nu address of ‘H. emt. Washington. D.C. k 6 c : week after sale, or ver received by Mr. Fant. Atter the expimtion ian Paton Barone ye some | skal onto eB gata SPs eek sender sere cm 8 24 Pa. av.. adjoin’g Kirkwood House. t orgel 2 hereby com iy2iw SN (Btaten) joe niwin HO RNAWDERUCKEN said Ware. show ade ald se ae "THERIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT. AND | Py VIRTUE OF T 2 SUF FIE SON MAS ‘ Search, exammed on legal principles. sod net, D8, Fikes tesued frome the Clevie Umice of the | jo90-lawow a Soldier in the War of "#12. {horities, by Kichard . Cox, (ounsellor-at Law, | Gyrea t Court of the District of Colombia, for the | ~ ——— SOUFFEE.&. Washington; pamphlet, i osate. CK TAYLOR. county of Wa: bincton.and to, me directed, i onal T EA, COFF i = pose He sme, for AS! m y 7 2 7H said “on TUESDAY, | 100 es FRESH THRAS, ORD MONTAGUE'S PAGE; an Iusturical Hobe Bie dour Of aid comet om tm the Tol: | Hebags SAV A nnd HKIO COPPER, H io m4 “er 7 . romance ever century, De nin | lowing described property, to W All defendants’ | 75 boxes fresh grow BRANDY, very od. 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