Evening Star Newspaper, July 16, 1858, Page 3

2 Ae ne ae I u Tr MAL INTELLIGENCE. > District Hien Scewoor—Female De- aent.—this school, which is located near intersection of east Eighth street and Virginia enue, in the navy yard portion of the city, was xamined Wednesday at the school bouse, corner of east Third street end south B streets, Capitol Hill. There were a large number of visitors present, among whom we observed the following. Messrs. Brandt, J. Price, Colonel Randolph, and Drs Walsh, Willett. and Lrooside. Trustees; Mr. Ricketts. Secretary of the Board of Trustees; Dr MeKtin. former Secretary of the Board; Captain Deonington and Mr. Clark. of the Board of Alder- en; Messrs MeCathran. ‘Phomps 3 and Misses Milburn. Middleton, Moore. Choate, Acton, St. John, Simmor Phompson, and Kate Saunderson, teachers in other public shoots This ts the first instanee during the entire course of examinati in wh e have observed the presence of any member of the munictpal gov- ernment, and te the credit of the above-m gentlemen let it be said, that their exa worthy one, and should be follewed by embers of the Aldermanic Board and © ations next year —as re are no more of public shools to take place this year ‘The teacher of this school, Miss Mary A. Myrick s,and wa dition to jastify her attendarce at the om. yet she was there. mained de - ring the entire afternoon, performing unaided the arduous duties of arranging the programme and order, Hersenool has recently been in of Miss Moore olars in attendance were ax follows : Amanda Baird, Sarab Lewis, Annie Vanborn, phine Bird, Mary A Mill. Margaret Feluer epbine Hall, Alice Gritfith, Ann Cock, Mary MeConnelt, Ma t Mundell, ckell, Sarah delin, Jul Reoght. Mary \wkward, Martha Simonds, Liz zie Gates, Jane Clack, Catherine Getzecdaner, Hiarriet Jacobs, Ella Sanders Jane Armistead, Mary O'Donnell, Wheatley, Emma Hutebinson. Martha Van Re: wick. Joanna Harbin, Princix Wightman, Han- uth Greenwell. Martba Vanhorn, Mary Neal, Tonby, Salli- Mary J. Castell, Alice Russell, Macy Revecea Applezate, Ada Thompson, Rate 5 van, Emma Waters, Melissa Bean, Mary 5 Pioma Wirt. Ella Stanford, Mary H. Anderso: i son r feature in this exami- nation which excited at once our admiration acd. peet for the a uplished teacher On enter- ing the room, we noticed that b scholar w 4 rosette of black crape trimmed with white i bon, and some bad still other symbols of mourn- tng about their persons. We ingutred the object ef this, and were informed that it was inte dled sa mark of respret for ¢ emory of a much- loved scholar and sub-nssistant tea >. Miss teorgie Ann Lewis wh don the 19th of June fast. “Phe tribute was certainly appropriate Several of the pieces sung were. also, selected With special reference to this sed remi icence; and we tbougbt, surely, a teacher who manifests ach regard for a deceased scholar's memory e her living scholars ises were as follows * One sweet flower,” &e The first division of the third class was th examined in spelling, reading, geography, gram- mar, history and arithmet - Daring their examination in the latter study, ‘hey performed the opeiations of the following questions mentally, giving correct answers with out besitat.on “FA jeweller bought a watch for $50, a chai for aud a seal for $8; he then sold the whole for ). did be make or lose? and bow much ?"* “If two boys are 36 yards #part and going in the same direction, and the bivdmost one yains OnMMB other t yards a minute. in how many min- utes will he overtake him >? Ifa tu keveosts 213-5 how Many can he benght for S121 ‘3 The whole school was then exercised in spell- oneert, especial attention being pid toa proper svilabie division and correct pronuncia- of the s* lables and words Sweet gfusic is Falling,” was sweetly " ctwards the first class was thorouz bly ding. spelling, grammar, history, nd alyebra among the problems solved plus ¢ take a plus 7) minus an met four begyars, to whom he Tothe first he pave twice as cents. ny as the second, and to the fourth as many as he e first and third. What sum did be an bought two horses and their The value of the first horse, ess, Was double that of the best se; and the value of the best horse, wth the FEM RS, Wot triple that of the worst horse. What | Ee e school in general was then exercised in arithmetic Misses Martha Van Martha Mander, and Ada Th + Thoughts of Home,” in the chorus The second division of the third class was ex- amined next in readi rammar, and Promptly answ question The school then joined ‘in siaging ++ sister, Riswick, Josephine Bird, <on then sang the whole school joining ined in writing quitted then ith ere After the examination, De. Lronsides addressed the school, avd in the coarse of tis remarks he thanked the scholars for the promptness aad ze eursey with whieh they bad answered the ques- tions proposed He said they showed that they had appreciated the efforts of their worthy and sceomplished tezeher, who bad doubtless from her close application to them contracted ber late illness. He could not conetude bis remarks bis gratification st the mark heir dress) to the meimory of her who bad bee former asseciate and fare sub-axsistant teache . She bid been cat away by the Ruler of the Universe, in the beyt ning of her usefulness, he trusted. to i-spent life He exhorted them »se conduct th e that, “in the shail be called of respect (sows to reuder up their lives to Him who gave them in the language of the hymn they had just sung Be ey send. ory they may share Who come ms or writi these scholars. ax they were net bron school-bouse to the p of examinat oe books of Ltfrom the Tuk BaLtimoxe axy Ouro Rateroap Board of Directors of this company held ¢ monthly meetiz The rir x i Baltineone on Wednesday. at which they acquiesced in the plan recently agreed upon by a cocvention of represents of the leading lines of railrr ives i rnuning from the for a reform tn the e of the road f imonth of Juue was reported to be St i 3 6 S35.151 3+ These figures. compared with the sam inonth last year, show @ decrease of 311.3% “lon the main stem, and an increase of $1.-7261 on the Washington branch. As compared with last nth Chere isan incregse ou t ain stem of £5; a decrease on The Parkersburg ro dof the Wastiagto branch of —giving # net inctease of June over May of $=} 99. — Drowxao.—A yours ms Harrington, was drowned y costia Branch, near Benning’s bridge. in an at- pttoswim across the river, which, at that point, is nearly a mile in width. He bad started with his brother on a fishing excursion, and ina few hours afterward his brother returned to bis hem with the sad uews that he was drowned His brother. who is but a lad. made most active efforts to assist him, by swimming to bis relief bat. becoming exhausted, was impelled to relin- quis them. The deceased was a painter by trade. about twenty-one years of age, and bore euestimabie character among a large circle of friends. named Donglas day in the Ana- Fiera Waxp Porter —Sarah Williams. cot- ored, Was arrested by officers Arnold and Ha’ ver for the larceny of certain clothing from J dt. fi ing, tried to escape by hard og; Wut she was committed to jail by Jus- tice MeKenaa Yesterday, several coach drivers got into a dif- fealty. whieh sesulted in their ariest by Otficer Arnold. 1 were taken before Justice Donn, a tack wits flued $20 and costs for ex a@ dengerous Weapon, and $1 aud costs for mduet J Roach and J. Holbrook, y. each SI and costs. Foarumk Hrarixe —Yesterday, the farther hearing ot Thomas Francis, for shooting the boy Patrick Hartless, in Sw: was had before Justice Donn. Nothing was sewed farther than was staied fn the Star yes- terday. except the testimony of Dr. Sauer, that the wound js ty a flesh wound, and not dan- «Mi Francis, without offering any testi- before the Justice, yave ball in the sum of 31,000 for bis appearance at the Criminal Court. Wititaws —The punishment for the veh 2 Jury yesterday convicted Henry ZhC years imprisoument in the of the Mistrtet of ¢ He is attery on Mr. Henne rime of lumbia an asssolt aud with tntentto kul ‘Phat ts, if KE survives bis wonnd« beyond With of if Mer Ss within that tine — + day —Will Will be tried, unde: aw, tor his murder poodle, the day before, MINAL Cournt—Trial of Barrett and Wil- tiams for Mtwrder.—The jury in the above case yesterday remained in their room for four hours before being able to unite upon their verdict. At four o'clock, p. m., they came into court witha @ verdi:t of murder in the first degree as to Ch: Barrett; and Henry Williams guilty of man. slangbter. The prisoner, Barrett. evinced con- siderable emotion when the verdict was an- uounced—bursting into tears he was unable to repress until he arrived at the jail. Williams also was atiiicted with the result of the trial, but appareatly in a greater degree for Barrett than for himself. In the jail, after the prisoners were remanded, Williams went to Barrett and pot bisirmaround him. Barrett looked up and saw that he had at least the syiupathy of his confederate, and burst into a tlond of tears He seemed toh nonerved, and his every act indi: tremest agony. Deputy Marsbal Phillips, with & guard consisting of one of the jail guards, the iffy, and a detackment of eight of the city police, attended him to the prison. O way Barrett appeared to be very weak, was feared he would fallto the ground. 'D-puty Phillips was continually exhorting him not to give way, to sustain himself asaman. But it would not do. His agony appeared to increase, and in the prisou his conduct was much more aftecting than ere arriving there. He seemed to think bitmself already sentenced, and observed that now the irons wonld be pat upon him, and only be Temoved when be should yo upon the seatioid The trial of Meister for the murder of young Marcellus Stoops. was set for next Tuesday, and the court then adjourned. To-day the case of Michael Shea was tried, ti which the prisoner was charged with assault and battery on Joseph Fletcher, with intent to kill him on the 7th of June, 1S5s Joseph Fletcher, the prosecuting witness in this ry testitied that he was on the corner of Foarth Massachusetts avenue; saw a crowd comi up and walked across the street, when people be- n to run and witness ran off throngh an alley, snd while running heard a shot, but did not k iow who fired it; thenzht he heard ala'l; was hot hit, and went into bis sisters house, knows the prisoner at the bar, but did not see him shoot; it was election day, witness was so frightened that he could not say whether he heard the ball or not Mary Sheahan testified that she was standing at the back gate, and saw the prisoner draw something and shoot; but witness did not know What it was, whether it was a musket or a pistol; saw Fletcher run through the alley, but don’t whether the prisoner fired at him or not Mr. Hath testitied that he had just returned hom- and saw th~ prisoner, who told him that “he had just shot at a yoong man Who was run- ning through an vliey, and that if he hed not dodged he (prisoner) would have killed the s—n of ab—ch The prisoner said to witness that the young man he had shot at had a pistol in his band, this was in the afternoon of electlun day; the prisoner lives next door to witness James Kavanaugh saw them standing at the vorner of the alley with a pistol; didn’t see who shot: only b of a pistol; didn’t see Fletcber have a pistol that day. cline Humphreys heard. Shea say that he had shot at one of them. There was consider- able confusion in the neighborhood. Didn't hear hi ‘ay that he had shot in an alley. John ‘livan, called for defence, knew prist oner between four and five years. He is as peace - able a man as witness ever knew. Mich Waller knows Shea He is industrious, hard working and honest. This is the first time Wituess ever heard of bis having a diffien!ty with any man The jury returned a verdict of not guilty Ont report closed bere. Usrortuxate EOccukrexce.—Donglas and Richard Harrington, sons of Mr. A. T. Harring- ton, of this city, returning yesterday from Prince George's county, Md , came to the Anacostia at the Licking Banks, above Benning’» bridge, and in their anxiety to get home as soon as possible determined to attemipt the passage of the Fiver by swimming it. When near halfway Richard, the younger brether, called 0 Doula to turn as the current in the channel was so rapid that if they kept on be (Richard) would certain- ly drown.” Douglass made no reply, and Rick- ard tu «l back, but had not gone far before he turned to see if his brother was coming—but he had souk. Richard gained the shore. and went about two hundred yards to where a number of persons were hauling a seine, and got them to go with their net and assist him to seek for bis brother. They drazyged until they tore their net fo pieces, but without success. Richard then came to the city with the ztHicting intelligence for the family fue autortunate young man was between 22 and years of age, and a member of Wesley Chapel School—than whom no other was mo ¢ beloved aud respected by bis fellows, nor was there a more exemplary or more promising youth in his walk in life tn thes community. His melancholy has therefore caused deep vorrow to a large of sympathizing friends. The notice for a tureting of the School named above, to take place this evening reference to the sad event, and We trust will be attended by all its members Water! Water! Warer '—On the day be- fore yesterday, we published a communication severely censuring Commissioner Rawlings, who has charge of the supply of water tu the citizens of the First and Second Wards of this city, for cutting off the tips by which the residences of a few individuals were privately sup) terday. we aiso published a complet = of the commissioner from the ail communication, signed by a number of worthy and well known citizens On this subject, we have to say that there ¢ eit i discharges hix duties. There wil! always be pases Wherein in protecting the rights ¢ munity, he must trench on the’ pri cd By a few private individuals, wh ¥. of course, to be rights. In so doing, in bis position must expect to be regarded by thein as a sert of hyena, rhinoceros, or hippo- potamus, bent on crush ig their individual rights with one crash f bis terrible otticial teeth We presi & time his offic hide has become bagaboos mentioned above; and that compre- hetuding the fact that the pablic understand that individual chagrin is atthe bottom of niue-tenths sults thronvh the press upon persons sition, he realizes that such as are aimed tded as being simply proof that be es bis trust without fear or favor. 1 ‘THe Wratner.—Range of the thermometer from Thursday noon, July S, to this moruing : Morning. Noon. Night Tharsday . 19 su Friday.......- 7? ay oo ss “0 ree +0 ra! rey 75 72 a il) = duly =th—heavy fog on the river. cooler, wind NE. fine and wa m. spit of rain. cloudy to end; th—cloudy. air close. wind 8, rain, got ou very bot, fine to end; l0th—tne, hotter. wind NW , very hot, warm SW. wind day; Ith—fine, airy. wind SW. flreanl ho, izbtning at night: lth—tine, airy, wand SW? about 2 o'clock in the afternoon lond clap of thunder, rain shortly followed. cloudy to end; Vith—cloudy with rain, wind NW’, cooler. dy and ar ple t; clou iy, cooler, wind NW, clondy and air pleasant; 15th—fogyy, wind E First quarter moon Saturday, July 17, between 3and4p m Geoxoetown, D. C., Inly 15, 1958. Tue Canxat Betooxs —Yesterday workmen were employed in repairing the tloor of the bridge over the canal at Seventh street, which was much needed. One of the Councilmen, Mr. Orme, we believe, at a recent meeting of the board called attention to the condition of the brides. Phe holes, loose boards. and thinness of others much worn endanger the safety of passengers over those bridges. "The repair of Seventh street bride is the beginning of a good work, and too much care cannot be taken to keep them all in @ proper condition. Tue Stoxg Currexs have been ona strike for several days, which isa great inconvenience to their employers, and less of time to themselves. © cause of the strike is a disagreement rela- toa Union Association which was formed the assistance of the craft throughout the utry when in difficulty. A portion of the craft be-e are of opinion that the Union does not operate favorably; and upon thisa discussion has arisen, resulting in the strike. One party being the Union the other the anti-Union party. Mr I-aac Extwiste.—We are informed by a brother of this gentleman that some time before he was shot, in company with the late Mr. Reeve Lewis. he received a letter signed “ Regulators, alias States Hone,” stating that in case be failed to discha'ye some of the workmen employed under him. in the Navy Yard, and employ others in their stead, bis life would be taken. ADMWIRABLE Pictuxes.—The sphereotypes of Whiteburst, taken at his gallery on Pennsylva- nia avenue, near the National. are beautiful ple- tures. embracing novelties of effect destin-d to rende: them very popular with all who ave them In fact they embrace the latest and most striking inp ovemeuts in the dayuereotypiat’s art Awrest FoR Larceny —Yesterday afternoon Oltficer Watson arrested a young man by the name of Thos. Ryon, about eighteen years of age, who is charged with the eoree of about $145. He was taken before Justice Williams and commit- ted to jail for further hearing. On Monpay, Ridgely Encampment No. 5, I. 0.0. F., go down the Potomac, in the steamer George Page, with a large number of friends and spend the day amid the pleasant woods and at cat pavilion of Glymont. A glance at their advertisement will discover inducements seldom offered the pleasure-seeker. A Norick of the examination of five scholars from each of the four District Schools, which took place yesterday, is unavoidably crowded out to-day. It will be published to-morrow. TRiats at tHe Guarp-novse.—Roger Flynn and Jobn Fitzsimmons were arrested for being drunk and disorderly. Justice Donn yave ther 90 days each at the workhouse. H. Haney. drunk; fine and costs, $3.15. nd William Harrod, colored, fi Jobn Sweeney a 5 hb Conner were charged with the larceny of 3170 from Wm. McCarty, of Georgetown, After an examination, the parties were dismissed for want of evidence. Amo. G the many Preparations now before the certam oures for the Fever and Ague een received with such especis| favor an Dr J. Hostetter’s Celebrated “stom iL This tone has been etrculated, and smany Virtues promulgated throughout the States, and every day the proprietors are greeted with the intelligence of some drendful case vanquisned by the use of their eslebrated Buters. In our principal cities, there are but few familics who neglect the Bitters, in furnishing their medicine closets. Asa tonie, itis both mild aud agreeable to the taste. and stimulating in ita action upon the system, certain cure for the Fever ant Ague, Fiatulency, Dyspepsia, all other morbid diseases. it is sure and unequalle: resale by Druggists, and cealers generally, everywhere. Je13 eo3t Pewnirs.—Those in want of Pennies, for change, can always obtain tuem ou application at the coun ter of the Star Office, tf Worttt ReADING.—W hy 1s it that so many suifer and repine and ding out a miserable existence, un- fitted for the enjoyments, and even ordinary pur- suits of life, when relief may be obtained, and health and vigor restored, bya treatment at once conve- nient and safe,as well as permanont in its character? To those who have suffered long with dise~se, ultimating in loss of appetite, vigor, &c , the under- signed tenders his proiessional services, assuring the sufferers, incandor and sincerity, pleasant, con- venient and proper B sheraat gn oe thorough cure and sound body and mind, without unple:gant re strictions or hinderance from ordinary business pur- suite. All diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever cause, either recent or chronic, strictures, an irrita- ble bladder, &c.—also, Scrofula, Asthma, Rheuma- Piles, &c., skillfully and successtully treated il visit Waxnington every week du and June, remaining Wednesdays, Thurs- days,and Friday each week. Can be consulted at bis rooms, 58 National Hotel, from 1 tot; and 5 to®p. in. K. B. Harkis, M.D, ma l8-WThFtt Residence, Richmond, Va, ALL WHO HAVE BEEN disappointed in obta: erfect artistic likenesses of themse ves should try Whirencrsts new s‘ye of Sphereotspes. They are the moxt remarkable and beautiful production et seen. For these and other Pictures, White- urst has been awarded tweaty one premiums at the different fairs of the old and new world. ‘What kreater proof can be offered tothe public for superior works of art. Gallery on Penn. avenue, above the National Hotel. Jy 10 lw* tisin, D ing DIED. On Thursday, the 15th inst., Mrs, SUSAHANA ROSE consort of the late George Ruse, of Loudoun county. Va.. and for the last sears a resident of this city. . Her fends aud acquaintances are respectfu'ly in vited to attend her tanerai ‘This (Friday) Eves, at her sou’s residence on Sth street, ivo. 429, be tween G and H atievts,atéo'clock, p.t., without fu ther notice. Ne sickness. or sorrow, or pain, hall ever disquiet her now ; For death to her spirit was gain. Since Christ was her lifa when below. Her seul has new taken its flight, To mansions of glory above; To mingle with angels of light And dwell in the kingdom of loves, = On the 16th insta houtio"clock, am, HAR RIET ELIZABETH, intant deughter of leurs C. and Harriet Hepturn, aged months Her funeral will Ke plnoo To morrow (Saturday) eck, from the residence of ber oper. The fiends of the y invited. © At Cold Spring, Putnam count ¥ .on the Tith inst. FANNIE, H. M., da er of Lieut onel B. L. Beall, U.S. Ariny, aged 14 years and omonths. On the 15th instant, DAVID THOMAS, aged 8 eeks, son of Thoinas E. and Sarah J. Shoamuker. FOR RENT AND SALE. [See FIRST PAGE.| SOR SALb OR RENT—My late RESIDENCE on Capitol Hull. iy 15 st" WM. F. PHILLIPS. FORSAL 4 CHANGE.—The subseriber hasa Singers SH WING MACHING wh he wil soll cheap, or exchange fora Wheele Wilson's Machine, ingood running order. Call atthe Sewing Mooms, 5M) Sth street, seven ¢ north of Py ics are respecttu we iy 15 3ts” _H. 0. NOYES Fos saute! IODICAL and St GARSTOR acentral part of th city. “Toany one with a small cipital wishing te engage in this kind Of business, a rare opportunity us tsoffered. Inquireatthisothce, iy 15 e F°s, RENT.—The BRICK DWELI G and STURE-ROOM on the southeast corner of (2th and L streets, with large stable aud carriige house. The dweiling has nine good rooms. Cader the gtore-room there is fine eoiinr, Wil be rented together or separat * good te tthe rent will be low. Inquire at No. 437 L street, or at Room No. V4, west wing of the Patent Offi_e. s ay 15 Gt F. A. T*CHIFFELY. *ORK SALE —A rew BRICK HOUSE, No. 97 Ith street west, betwoen Mass, avenue and M street. ‘Terms libaral, aud possession <iven iine Tee y. Apply on the premises to J. 1. FERRY, iy hi-2w* ek SALE—A contain ing four ed on the corner of A street north and 9th street erst, Capito: Holt terms Apply on the prenuses after six pom ek SALE —A FARM, conta lund, weil adapted iairy purposes. [tis asout Tmiles from town excelent neighborhood convenient to Churches aud Schools. The improve ents are a small Dwelling, somewhat out of repair he stavle. cori:-house, and out-bur dings, rener- ft adjoins the land» of ur. Duval , And others. Price 4,000, | aw he suit purchaser, Wi'l exchange for city pr W. KROLRER’S, iy 10 2w" ng 18) acres perty rocery Store, High getown, D.C. iv 8-1 reek RENT AT $30 PER ANNUM.—HOUSE No. 4% north side Mass. avenue, a lew doors t5th street. [thas been put in thorough order, and possess: can be nad immediately. Cistern in the yard and foree pump in the kitchen, with bathing room cn second tloor, ra etof July. For turther particu- jars spply toG., A.W. RANDALL, corner of I2th and D ste. je2s-tf QTORE FOR RENT—The atore on Ohio ave- »* hue. between 12th and !3th ste It is particular- {ys suited for the grocery and feed businers. Apply WW. M. GALT, northwest corser Iti 0.547, Je 26-leot Fk BENTO 8 wo. plewant suites of FUR- NISHED ROOMS, (lodging rooms and parlors) ,at No 512 12th street, 2d door from the Kirkwood House. Terme moderate. = re SALE OR CHANGE FUR CITY PROPERTY AKM, conta ning 100 xcres, Jone than 10 miles from Washington, under good cultivation. and having an o chard of 3% trees of choice fruit, comprising appler, pi es. apricots, nectarines, ‘peara, quinces, &o. ether with rapes, currants, strawberries, &c.—the kame hv - ing a good dwelling containing mine rooms, with cellar, & ¢ —will be sold on reaaonable term cuanged for city property. ‘There is ag i stntling on the premises, good water at tle door, ana numerous never- failing springs. About 4) acres are in wood, consisting of oak, hickory, and Goce ‘The stock and crops may be purchased if jesired. s . For further particulars inqu.re of JAS SCAGGS 7th street, or JOHN D. CLARK 12th street, between C und J) streets. y1S-2awtf Kerk RENT—A desirable, modern-built, three- story HOUSE, with basement and back build- ing. No. 4041 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, containing 12 rooms, gus throughout, marble mane tela, water and bath rooin. Inquire on premises, or room } ey 3, first floor, Post O: Department. ma ee | er RENT—TWO ROOMS in the third gen of the building occupied as gu office by C. x, Wallach, and immediatery opposite the City Hall: Apply to RICHARD WALLACH. apé N EW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE- STORY BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE AT PRIVAE SALE —The subscriber has for pri vate sale anew and very desirable three story Brick DWELLING HOUSE, with large Back Buildin; he rooms, built in the best manner, and furmshed throughout hail the modern im- ud water, furnace, range, Xc. °. — ai nnorth M street, between 9th and lth streets west, one door enst of 10th street. ‘erms easy and immediate pos: on Riven. 7 AS. 6. MoGUIRE, ap led Auot’r.and Com. Merchant. BOARDING. small and strictly private fam ly would ink ecure ne Boarders a gentleman and Indy, or two single gentlemen, to whom they can offer afurnished suit of Kovins adjoming, and one or three Rooms, with gas | Sedic = Pte me come ot & home. ete chi ren in the house. Apply at street, tween 6th and 7th streets, = OARDIN ‘To Lxt—One Room, without board. je 15-im* € - ‘DING AND BULAN Book BINS ub erdat NK mous By EDWARD LYCETT, 31 Pa. Avenue, bet. Wh and With Streets, Spencer's History of United states, vol .ato. bourd in tuil Turkey, Gilt Edges. $10.00 the sot. tS Antique, gilt edges... eer . Half Turkey or Ant.que....... ' “ Haif do. d do ‘ sprinkled edges 45 And every style of Book- Binding executed, iv 5 Sm » TO ELLIS to your PIANO or urohase, rent, or exchanre ELODEUN, iy 10 AUCTION SALES. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSOME PAIR OF YOUNG MATCH Horsks, Busy, anv HaRNess at AvCTION.— On SaTURDAY MORNING, the (7th instant. I sha | se!l,in front of my auction r om, corver of 7th And D stree's, st 10 o'clock. a hardaume and s»owy pair of young match Horses, raisec in F rederick county. M and soid fer no fault helmenyaide They, work well in deuble and sinele harnes: resented as fine saddle horses, five yet and perfectly centile. Aiso.s 4d Bugey and one set of first-rate Dou- Jie A. GREEN, Auct._ By J.C, McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ht RE AND HOUSEHOLD Errects, nree's Toots. Tower Racks. &c.—On RK ROW (Saturday) MOR NING July (7th, at 9e'clock, in front of tha suction K . P ahatl sella lot of Furniture and Household : ar oid, sound ‘hairs, Lounges, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Feather Beds, Mair and Husk Mattresses, Carpets, Onleloth, Matting Coos ing Stoves, Kirchen Also, arpenter’s pola. Also. three cases, 10) each, folding Beaded Towel Racks. ‘Terms cash. ‘t tenails, &e, A large quantity of excalient By ROBINSO OSITIVE SALE O FIRS, EXPRRES Wasi &. HARNESS. AND MAND Scuews: FUL GoLp Watcues. 18 CARAT ‘The above described property will be sold, without reserve, on next MONDAY, July 19th, at "clock a. m., at Getting’s Carriage Shop, just east of the Nozthern Market, at the sign of the red tlag. (Tutei.) jy lr ee GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS, [SER First PaGe.| Preeev: FERRY !! Ferry from Georgetown te Wagons, Bus t ALSO, TWo Beau FINE, WARRKANTE FERRY! Anal s,and Foot Passe: from five to ten minuzes. Fare | jy 15 3t™ DENNIS FERA EPAIRING JEWELRY. JEWELRY REPAIRED ina superio and at about one half the usual cost, J. A. WATSON, (assisted by experienced workmen.) 9 Rridge street, below the Post Office, Georzewown, Crossitg Ow. N. Captain. N-B.—For the convenience of persons living in the country, Jewelry Repaired in one hour's no- t OFFICIAL. TREASURY spot ra Suse 25, 1858. Sealed proposals will be received at this der: ment until !20°clock noon of Monday, the 9th ol August next, for tex millions of stock of the United States to be issue! under the act of Lith June in- stant. Said stock will be reimbursable in ‘5 years from the Ist of January next. and bear interest at 5 per centum per annum, pivable sem: annually onthe first days of January and July of each year, No bid will be received below par and nove forany fraction of one thousand dotlars. No bid will be con- sidered unless one per cent, of the amount is de pr ited, sub.ect tothe order of the Secretary of the Treasury, withadepositary of the United States, whose certificite of the same mast accompany the b:d. Inail cases the tds must be uneonditionsl, and without reference to lida of others, and must state the premium offered therein. The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the outside of the envelope “ Proposals for loan of 18°2," and be addressed to the Secretary of ‘Treasury Washington, D.C. The sums which imy bere cepted from any bidder will be reqnired to be paid to the depositary ef the United Stat nearest to his residence, or ind cated as most convenient by hen. Should bids be accepted from partios not residing within the United States,they will be required to deposite the principal! and premium with the assist ant treasurers at Boston, New York, Piia-.elphia, or New Orleans. Certificates of stock for sums of one thousand dollars each, payabletothe successful indders or berrer, with coupons Ml interest from the Ist of January next, also payable to bearer, at tached thereto, will he issued for the amount of the accepted bids upon the certificates of deposite tothe creditof the Treasurer of the United States with the depositaries of the United States. The stock wil inall esses bear interest from the date of such deposite. The mterest from that date to thelist of Januery will be pad to the successful bidder or his attorney by the depositary where the deposite was made. Successful bidders will be required todeposite the principal and premium of theiraccepted bids on or before the Ist day of September next. ‘The prelimi- nary deposite of one per cent. will be immediately directed to be returned to the unsuceessful bidders HOWELL COLB, Secretary of the Treasury. je BlawtAuz? FASTS OF THE SEASON, I have the pleasure ts 1 FR portation. can offer then roto intraduce the HAN DSOM- OUTS also. a fresh cane 1 SOFT BATS of my own iin BSP Getting them from first hands t much lower tt city, A peep at them will cugrantee sa! iHja"Sheu of the “White Weare? e s et and Pa. avenue. p2l-eatf | Pa 4 Ihe IOW LANDING AND iN feet of Sprace Joist and LUMBER. Coustantly ‘ner of 6th HOPKINS. en Hand—W hite Os Vine, Winte Pine, and Walnat TL fail. 1. & dW, Lumber & Fe of new and elegant Jeweiry, tehes, Sliver and Plated Ware. we have just & choice assortment of NEW GOODS, suit- for Wedding Presents. M. W. GALT & BRO., dy 14-3t Jewellers, 824 Pa. avenue. YHANGE OF HOURS. yand Alexandra Steamho: ‘The Wasiurgte oot Gee SN seave Washi ya U NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, Wastincton, July 9, 1858, On the petition of Frederick New York, praying for the extens: aranted to ling on the lth of Oct in “opeuing and cl sing valves of nteain jor seven years from the expiration of Wigeh takes place on tie 1th day of rT. 1858— It as ordered, fiat the said petition be heard at the sient Otice on Monday, the 4th of October next. at 1 andail persons are uotified to appes show cause. if any they have, why said pet ought not to be granted. Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent Office their clions, ually set forth in writing, at least twenty day» be re the day of hearing; all test y filed by either part used at the said hearing must be taken and tra: ted in accordance with the r of the Othce, w will be furnixied on application ‘he testimony in the case will be closed on the 2th of Septem: depositions and other papers relied upon as testimony must be filed in the Ufhice on or before the morning of that day; the arguiments,ifany, within ten days thereafter. Ordered, also. that this notice be published in the Union, Washivgton. D. and Aulas, New York, once a week for three weeks—the first publication te beatlast sixty days before the 4th of October next, the day of hearing, z JOSEPH HOLT, Commissioner of Patents. 8. Editors of the above papers will please copy, send their bills to Lhe Patent Office,with a paper notieas. dy 10 laws' - Sickles, of on of % patent ober, 144, for an im WaAtTcHEs AND WATCH REPAIRING. : M. W. GALT & BRO. call attention to their un- usually jarge axsortment of very elegant GOLD WATCHES, embracing those by all the celetrated makers of Europe, as wel! asthe great Americon Watch. ij Watches and Chronometers carefuiy Ke- paired by skiliful workmen. ‘Dhis departmert of our business receiving ths strictest personal atten- tion, we can promise entire satisfaction to those having fine Watches, &o, to repair. . M. W. GALT & BRO. iy 14 3t 324 Pa.av.,bet 9th and loth LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BACON & Kaven’s uarivaiied Instrumeuts just, received. Several seoond-hand Pianos’ of Chickering’s make for sale very chenp, on monthly pay ments, at the Musia ore of jy 1: DEY Goobs ar Rk | have marked down and shal! this day commence selling off my entire stock of SPRING and SUM- MER GOOD: acing & larg Kk of first- oy and Siapie Articles. fi ral family consumption ; and all sales made upon this reduced scale of prices must be for cash exclusively, I shall be erestiy obliged to ail parties ifthey wil cali at an early date and settle their bill ren- dered. J. W. COL Jy 72w No. 583 7th st.,3 doors north of Pa. av. WioTiCck.I have alow wn OTICE.—I have a few of those heap TOLL N SETS on hand, tT if ey + Which I will eell ery than they ae sed e cewnere, A 50, CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE, ther the cheapest, with many other merous to mention, at 2 By ween Ith and 10th streets. sso re ereaee) Call and see for yourselves. apisém JOHN MoDEVITT. HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IS GIBBS’S VEGETABLE BALSAM perform; ing almost miracles in covering up Bald ds aud ouriug ali Sealp Dixeasea. je 9-6 0. $81 Pa nv , between 434 and 6th ste. $2.4: one dozen quart bottles, $150. ‘e send the Beer free of coat to any part of ©. FP. & W. GERECKE, UBIN'S EX' all odors, at GIBBS’S iIN’S EXTRACTS, al BBR Hair 81 treet, and Rooms, under Willards Hotels je9 em curiug sli Seal Diseasrs. je 9-6m__ PHILADELPHIA | Be h'4) & po 7, the city m® Gm AUCTION SALES. By BONTZ & COOMBS, Auctioneers. TOC! ND FIXTURES OF A FAMILY OG ¥ AT AUCTION, CORNER OF 7TH ann K STREETS —On MONDAY MORNING, isth inst , at 9% o'clock. w= shall geil at the store of Mr. J onew, is about tod-eline business on ac count of his health.) corner of 2h and K street entire stack of Groce ries auch as— reen aut Black Teas, W Mouid Uandies, Crocoilate, Coova, Salt, Starch, Brooms, Buckets, Oil and M Together with many other ge a complete giocery store, E All sures ¢fand under $5) cash, ov a and 9 days, and sed «see Cans, vods usually found in INNS 3t y __Auctioneers. By JAS. ©. McGUIR &, Auctioneer. SURNITURE AND HOUSEHOL at Pesuic A DN. MOK NING 1 Adams, ksq. s.Isha'l sell all Effects, comprising — Mahogany glaxh covered Sofa, nd Parlor Chairs, wood marbie-top Centre Tabie, Hut Secretary and Bookcase, Rosewood ¢ entre Lamp. Large snd superior Walnut Desk, with Drawers, Pigeon be Cane seat Chars, R Window Shades, W Brasse s, Three Bedsteads. Bureaus, Feather Beas. bolsters, an Hairand Husk Mattresse: Inning and Breakfast Tat F n China Te tween his Furniture and chen Utensils, Hand under, cash: over that sum a fitel 6) and % days, for satisfactorily endorsed s, hearing mterest. jy ed J BRIER. Avetoncer. BUILDING LOT OIN THE Avcrion.—On MONDAY, freut of the premises hands ome aud desirable Building No. 8. ia Square No 117, having feet on Sith street. and running back Le t is inches toa 39 feet eliey, between Land M est north. This Lotis situated about ose and a half sqrares fom the Western Market, and if deer d will be subdivided into two 25 feet front build n- bots the evening of the sale. Persons wishing to invest in this section of the city will do we! to attend the sale. as the property must be sold. Terme: Que third cash: the balene in 6 and 12 erest, to be seouced by rt mentns, for notes bearing adeed cf trust upon the p iv Sd N VIRTUEO facias, issu TWO jd WRITS OF I d from the Clerk's Office of the Cur- emt Court et the District ef Columbia for the ty of Wash ngton and tome at ectea, | ose ty pubiic sale forcash, in front House door ofssad county on Ut day of July, 1259. scribed propery, ta wit: au amd interest im #n At 12 n P. tisty Judicmis Nos, 63 nds, Al #.tn favor of James DP. B. De Bow, JD. HOOVER, gy sd U.S Marshal. Db C. N VIRTUE OF TW Ol WR-TS OF FIBERI fortes issued from the k's office t t» public the sth avy fF ede nterest in and sround aod preimises. sit of Washington c and Not Lot N aid subdiviste in the City edi ra sien 4 of said city, id eut forthe Bal pany, and a plat ts Mand N havin ont of 50 feet 1% inches ou Indiana avenue + nd € street, and averaging &. Sig inches on Ist street . containing 4.359 square feet, bemg the square, ‘nud levied pon as the property of James Crutchett, acd will be ge'd to satisty Judionls N Sand 21 to March torm. 1857, on favor of Hamuiton & Cain. nse of J. oR, J. D. HO! S. Marshal Distriet Crlccnte, ARSHAL'S SAI —in virtue of a writ of ss. isgued from the Cierk’s Ofhice of it Court of the Distriet of Columina for unty of Washington, and to me directed, | my thereof cw * Court ase door of snud county yof August, 15xt,nt 12 leseribed property, to wit shall expose to public sale, for Casit, in front of the i TUESDA ek m.. the fe All defendant's 2 cinim, and interest inand to Lots Not 3,4. 5, 6.7, 8.9, 10, and 1', in Square 1.43, in the city of Washington, 0.0., tozether with alland aingu ar the improvements there as the property of >amu to satisfy Judien! No. 431 Woodward & Gar, acne iy 10-ts MARSHAL'S SALE. —In virtue of a writ IVE of fiers facins issued irom the Clerk's office of the Cireu.t Court of the Distriet of Colamb:a forthe County of Washingto: d tome directed, I shall expese to public snie. for Casn, in front’ of the Court-honse door of said county, on THURSDA the zd day of July. 1558, at 12 lowing described property, te wit: 1 right, titie, eim, and interest in and to Lot to Squrre 67: withal s the city of Washingt uponas the Property of be sold to satisfy Judiecimis | favor of Green & Seutt, se « Ww N je 22 dts TERY itn tHe S AT AUETIO’ 22d insta ses that TIFUL FARM, Catt. owned by and at Yulee. tsq ,late the ch, Keq.,containme about ners high state of cultivat rene then«and choice fruit tree 8. strawherry and aspuragus beds, Ac, ‘The soil is very tuctive, bringing three tons of hay totheacre. Fora garden farin net to be sur- passed. The tuildines are 8 comfortabie dwelling, tce- house, barn, carriage house, corn house, peultry- rd. vesetable celinr, ke The f rm is distant on market 44 miles by way of etown, tte miles by the Leng Bi 4 about miles fiom Alexau¢ria, is Well adap denor the resifence of a gentleman doing the city. tnmeditely after the farm is sold the Personal Fleets will I aa ali tne household aud kitchen farm . crockery, Ac. d Implements, as— oR od, AS Com, Veg tables. theral and made known at sale For the personal etlects: Under $25 cash: over that amount 64 and 9: days, for @s satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest. dy 8-t WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, By E. S. WRIGHT. Georgetowr, RUSTE SA LE.—By authority ofa deed of trust dated the \8ti of March, 18 4, recorded in Liber J. A. 8. No. 115, folio 19, from Rachel Waugh, Win. AL Waugh, Ann M. Weruen, J and wile. and Geo. W. Godey and w {3 to the su! ber, 1 will seliatauctio to the hichest bidder, 19th day of Juiy next, between the hours of # o’c eok in the afiern front of the interest of th Pircel of ground D.C., which be Kins on the south line of Bridge street at the west corner of the brick buiid-ne lately owned by John My -And running t.ence with Kridge «treet west 17 feet. thence south % feet toa s leet alley ranning from Jefferson street. thence east 17 feet to said Mountz’s properiy, and thence north 90 feet to the beginning, with the Dwelling house and other um- e +88 how in the oecupation of ] 3 esidne at 6, 12,and 18 re jus vords, with sure rest from the day of saie, anid a deed on the premises. Weeds at the purchaser's ne tering of sale be not complied with with- in S dave from the day of sale, the property wil be resold after five days’ notice in the National Intelli- sencer, at (he oust and risk of the detaulting pur- chaser. SAM'L. CROPLE ie 17-3taw EDW SWRI ty, bearing of tr eost. the subscriber, bearing date the Sist of Dece the year eighteen hundred and filty id recorded in Liber J. A.3 at folio 55 et. and made to secure a certain debt vue Judson the subseriber, at 12 0’elock m..on FRI y Sth, at J.C. Metsvire’s Auction Stora, uaton ety. D, C..to accomplish the object of said deed, will offer for sale at public auction the Country Seat calied *Kckington.” in. Washineton county, being the residence of Joseph Gales, fhsq. Itis bounded on the east by the new Biadenshure road; on the west by the land of the late Washing t lands. and uth by the City boundary line. fs very highly improved and contains one huudred and seven (17) Acres or thereabout. Terms of Sale: The purchaser will be required to pay one fourth of the purchase money in hand at the time of sale; the residue in 6. 12. ano 1% mouths from the day of sale, with interest thereon from said date, and to give his notes for such deferred payments, secured by a deed of trust of the prenu ies, if the purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of sale within ten days of the day of sale, the subscriber reserves the right to resell the land and pren.ises for cash, after ten days previous notice, at the risk of su: dofealting ture’ WReer, JOHN T. MITCHELL, Trustee, iv 6 eo&ds __ J. ©. MesUIRE. anet. N VIRTUr OF €WO 2) WRITS OF FIE i Ti facies issued from the Clerk’s Office of the Cireu t Court of the Distnet of Columma, for th county of Wa» hington.and to me directed. I shnil expose to public sale, for Casn, in front of the Court House door of said county, on TUESDA the 20th day of July, 1858, at 12 o'clock m.. the fol ‘9 lowing described property, to w: All defendants’ right, tle. claim, and interest in and to Lot No. 6, in Square No. 643. in the city of Washington, D, C torether w th all god sirgular the improvements reon, seiz -d and levied w as Janes Cratchett.and wii ieaold to ent fy udi- cutis Non. 346 and 353. to January term, 1858, the firs! in favor of Pare & Nours the second in faver ce featley J.D. HOOVER oe U2 Marehal Bee, "SICAL INSTRUMENTS, of every why Marcial predate Vie thy” Eerie BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR. FROM AGENT ASSOCIA TED PRESS. Arrival ef Ocean Steamers. Hatirax, July 16 — had sirong westerly winds during the whole pase ave. Neither of these vessels cable thet saw gaping af Phe ( ansda wes detained outside the harbor 55 hours by a deose fox The main points of her commercial news have before been received via Cape Race The British revenue of the last year fell of over £5,000. (00) The Judivial Committee of the Privy Council have attirmed the decision of the lower Court that the steomer North American is Hable for damages in ber collision with the xbip Leander The demand for money in London on Friday Was Very active at full rates. The Union State Convention. Harnispres, July 16 —The convention of all parties "pposition to the Democrats in Penn- sylvania, reassembled last evening, and resumed baileting for a candidate for Judge of the Su- nurt The tenth ballot resulted as fol- John M. Read, 65, John J. Pearson, 40, J Mr Reed having received three more votes was neressary toa choice. was declared the ; and, on motion. the nomination was wnanimous. Mr Red is a resident of Phil- and a member of the Republican party Mr Stavely, of Bucks county, Frazier, of Payette, was nominated for receiving on the first bellot attered among the other can- his nomination was also made unani- A resolution was adopted, authorizing the jaicman to appoint a State committee of one om each Senatorial district From Albany. Aveany, Jaly 15.—A call for a meeting of the American State Council on Tuesday, August 2 will be issued to-day. The representation will from each xnbordinate Council The State Council fixes the time for the American State Convention The «tatement that a meeting of the directors of the Central Railroad wes held yesterday for the purpose of declaring a dividend is erroneous lt was not a dividend meeting, but sieply a be- siness meeting of the board. he Revenue Catier Harriet Lane. Norrovk. Jaly 15 —The revenue cutter Harriet Lane arrived here yesterday on a pleasure cruise jong the excursionists are Miss Harriet Lane, itce of President Barhanan; Hon. Howell Cob reretary of the Treas+ Hon. J. Ward, Sir Win. Gore Ousiew; Count Sartiges; Collector Schell and others. The party left at 2 o'clock for Old Point, will proceed thence to Annapolis, and then return to Washington t Break in the Erie Canal. Scuenxectapy, NY, Joly 15.—A break or- curred inthe Ec Canal about ten o'clock this morning, baif a mile west of bere, on section thirty, over acolvert. There ts about seventy- five feet of the bank gone. The water is being drawn from the level. and active steps are being taken to repair the breach at once, which w.ll prob: rot inte-rupt navigation over two or three days at farthest The De Riviere Affair. New Your, July 16 —Mrs Blount now agrees to preduce ber dangbter, to-day. She bas tost her faith in Riviere znd consen «turn home w th ber husband in a short time Rumored Ratiroad Accident. New York. July 16.—It ix rumored that an ace ut has occurred on the Erie Railroad, nifty iniles from Jersey City, by which seven persons were killed and forty injured. St. Jony. foxpy and + ny ny. but bas the appearance of clear- p. Wind NE. No si as yet, of the aph fleet Saitimore Markets. Bartimore, July 16.—Flour is steady and un- changed W beat is steady; new red $1.15, white #1 20a 21.30. Corn js very firm, Whisky ix steady Provisions are fmer but without change New York Markets, New Yorx July 16 —Flour is dull; sales of 1960) bbi-.; State closed at £3.50a83 9; Ohte 31 GaSa 75. W heat is dull; sales 15.000 bushels; Western Ted Si smal O41; whites! 0601 10 Sern is dull; sales of 11,000 bushels; mixed at Pork,is unchanged; mess $16 7Sal6 °?; primes £1375. Lard steady at 1 yall. W bisky is steady at 2hc Financial. » July 16 —ptocks are higher and and Rock Island 764 ; Illinos do bonds 5? 4; LaUrosse and Mich. Southern v3\; New York ; Reading 464 ; Pa. Coal Co and Miss. Is; Virgiaia 6°s 3; Missouri Ceatral ~5 Mit ——— Caxapa.—Ata meeting of the Association for the promotion of Canadian Industry, held in To- 10% last week, and which was attended by tweaty members of Parlisment, beside many others, resoluti were passed ‘urging the ne- cessity of equalizing our tariff with that of the Vuited States, with a view to preparing us tor free trade in manufactures with t at country, and also recommending that the Government abould be empowered to raise the duty on cotton goods, after due notice, whenever there was a certainty that their so doing would secure the establish- ment of cotton manufactures in Canada I~ The amount of duties received at the Bal- ore Custom House for the week ending the i0th of July, was 42,521.69. Oa Saturday, the 10h, alone they amounted to $14,264 9 On Tuesday of the current week the extraordi- nary sui of $22,673 25 was received, and for the first three days of this week, up to Wednesday evening, about $40,000 were paid anne I> The Convention of Trustees of the Ung versity of thw South met at Bersheeba Spring, Tennessee, some days azo, and confirmed their former decision to locate it at the place called S+wannee, on the Cumberland Mountains UF The steamers Arctic and Great Weet were burned on Thursday evening, at the Marine rail- way, two miles below, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania The loss is estimated at thirty-three thousand dollars. —_—_—_—_—___. U7" The statement that the Collins line of steamships is conditionally sold to France by the American steamship company is entirely un- founded. 57 The seventeenth regiment of British troops at present quartered in Montreal, have received orders to prepare for proceeding to England Gs A Baltimore gentieman named Booth ba set voi g asteam flour mill, the first in the coun- ty, at Paita, Pera. 19" There are about W visitors at Old Point The proprietor is about erecting temporary sleap- ing quarters to accommodate the crowd RADY'S GAL 2 P UK, NEAR ITM ATREET, Over Sonne, mate o.'s ouse Mr. BRADY begs respectfoily to inform the rub lie that in conseanence of the very liberal patromnge he has received since cpening his PHOT st Washington he nal intention, keep it oper, during, will be constant'y im peraphs and Ambroty pce J~ Prices rangine from &1 upwards. The Collection of Portraits of dixtiaxuished men at this Gallery (the iargest iw the worid } ie open for — inspectionevery day( Sun ays excepted) rom a. m.to7 p.m sere F. MYERS NEW BOOKSTORE. , Public attention 1s respectfully invited to hie eni- Book Stationery. Gold Pens, a, Poeriodsonie. & Baga, fren and avierioan Btn- ee oe et ard Works of uhe int ot best editions, an it bes and Prayer Bow Bere ad bose be pees The &: compromise! ved G Pens. hist, sopaeea ok oan keep constantly on bend. « collection of German Oi) Paintings tad finest anal ty, io. 428 Pa. avenue, between 43 and 6th sta, _jels eoSm ‘ YSTERS CAN GET AT THE ovEss OF OFIIERS (AAG in the shell, taken out of salt water amy. Restacrants wishing to be supplied by the barre! wil! please onl! on J. KR. B. SCH AKZ Et, Corner of 12th and Eeevese's, baskor” b airae's, iy S-eotf Kickwood House,