Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1859, Page 3

try sultry, and the effect was apparent upon the ‘Congregations of various churches. The weather in the afternoon was more favorable, and the con- Tegations were increased. ‘The discourses were jenerally by the stationed pastors of the churches. Grace Church, Isiand.—Rev. Alfred Holmead, ector, preached from St. John, 26, 23: «* Whose- = . St Mathew, 16,19: “And I will give unto ‘thee the keys of the kingdom of Heaven, and whatsoever thou shalt bind upon earth shall be hound in Heaven, and whatsoever thou shalt loose ow esrth. shall be loosed in Heaven.’ The fol- lowing were some of the points discussed: The Apostolical Succession—This claimed to be only in the ordimary not extraordinary powers of the A pestolate—the latter not designed to be perpet- uvted The functions of teaching and ruling God’s people were to be continued, not by succession or simple propagation, but by ordination. To for- ra 3, notamony the ordinary powers of the Apostles—if ever the power was granted at all. The Absolution of the Prayer Book teaches no «ch doctrine as priestly absoli for the for- giveness of sins. The terms, the “‘ keys,” and the - binding” and at ca of the text, were ex- plained ~The former teference tiles. and the giving of the scope to aud the other Apostles of ordering all thi of the Church after Christ’s ascension; the Tater to the making of things ‘lawful or unlawful. The ministering of the word of reconciliation, and the sacfaments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper Were insisted upon as the true sourees whence flowed the forgiveness of sins toall who truly Tepeut and anfetgnedly believe the Gospel. The authorities relied upon were numerous, among which were Hooker, Pearson, Lightfoot, Whitby, Brownell. Dodd's Commentary, South, Brawhall, Potter's Church Goverament, Barrow. W bitting- bain ® Priesthood tn the Church, Buruett’s Refor- Jeremy Taylor. Brett, &c. The discourse » well-dizested effort. evidently the frait of Litful study. and a laboroas investigation of was listened to with great atten- with precision, what the F pisco. y holds in revard to priestly abso- lution lu connection with jar confession Island Baptist Church The morning's dis- Rev C.C. Meador, was of God. David might be said to have been happy this world’s goods, yet bis greatest happi- consisted in the observance of his religious duties. Some of the benetits derived from attend- ing the honse of the Lord were noticed. A man neglects it becomes narrow-hearted, unhal- lowed in his feelin Attendance tends to develop our social n - It gives new views of vious trath. expands our desire to do the world good. tends to heighten and elevate our feeli: aud affections, to refiue our nature and dignify our conduct. The importance of attending to public private devotion was strongly urged. » the evening, Rev. Mr. M. spoke from nd » Ist chapter and part of the ISth verse: “The grant unto him that he may find mercy of ne Lord in that day.”’ He said: ‘“That there will be a judgment is generally conceded, but no one knows the time but God.’ The nature of the judyment and its unexpected time of approach rere ssed. The judgment will come asa the night; hence the necessity of a prepa- ration to meet it. Exercises closed by the choir singing the beautiful hymn— :- When thou my righteous judge shall come To take thy ransomed people home, Shall [ among them stand,” &c. M. E. Church —Rev. Mr Si em that love him.’ It is a hard e when the waves of persecution ‘oiling around us. Nine out of ten in religious conversational meetings ascribed their weakness to the temptations which constantly ivery temptation must originate ee things, or from all of them ether—the world without as, our hearts within or from Satan. Temptation cannot come from God. Persons are often heard to say, “I cannot ach aap to be withstood- In the id keep out of the way of temp- titiom as much as possible. This the speaker urged with much power. Watch most where there is most danger. But watching alone, con- tinued the speaker, is not sufticient; we must pray. This poitit the speaker dwelt upon at | b and illustrated with several beautiful and touchiug anerdotes. He then closed with an admonition to Christians to follow the example of the blessed Saviour, rewinding them in aa earnest and elo- quent manner of the crown of life that the Lord Las promised tothe man that endureth temptation Furst P erida Church, (Dr. Sanderlgud’s.)— {n the morning, the Rev. Dr. Stiles, a Env ae ren ee: mbptiod the pet t. NLIV.S: “For the ption of ir soul is precious, and it ceaseth fogever."’ The soul's peril and the sout's value wera suggested by the text. The first in consequence of sim. Sin isa trans- vressiow of the law. and the law of God is his way or the track in which God moves in the accom- plishment of his alae but the sinner, instead of running parallel with God’s way, does by his transgression throw himself across his track, so that God cannot. move forward in any of his at- tributes withont crushing the sinner. The atone- ment of Cirist is asa brake turned on to redace the speed with which God's vengeance moving on to roll over as. The value of the soul and the +vidence of its immortality as learned in nature, i clearly in revelation, was dwelt length. At night, Dr. Sunderland VT, 10. Neath Street M. P. Church —Rev. L. W. Bates, orga delivered au eloquent discourse from the ‘th yerse of the 9th Psalm, in the mornin iz ser- vice. Im the evening, from the 21st verse of the fvth chap. of Kings. «And it came to pass, as they were burying a man, that behold, they spied « band of mx and they cast the man {nto the tisha; and when the man was let down. and touched the bones of Elisha, he revived, nd stood upon his feet.” The prophet, during o fe, had se devoted himseif to her es of God and bis e, that he was regai them as “thee halos of Israel, and the evenenlenass. of —Israet's sure defence in the hour of danger rst place we s whieh woatd protect them ag 3 and after death, his bones retained virtue sufficient t revive the dead. ‘The preacher exhorted his bearers to live for the glory of God, that they tight be able to leave this world as peacefully as the prophet. z Church of the Epiphany, (Dr. poe perpen Greem. from Charleston, 3. C., preac! by inv’ fi Colossians. Ist chap , Mth verse—“ In have redemption through his blood, even the forgiven of sius.~” The speaker went on to prove, by itany quotations fram Scripture, Jesus alone can be considered the source of sivation, and that all praise for redemption is to be ascribed to him that sitteth upon the throne of aven, once our redeemer, and one day to be our jedge. Then when all eyes are upon usin that ereat day, how shal! we stand if we neglect so vreatsalvation’ Particular attention was called to the fact that heed mast _— to the voice of conscience; and unless we y her dictates we can never be filled with the fulness of God. The Assembly's Church.—Rev. Andrew G. Ca- rutuers, pastor, e- in the morning, from isatab. 47. 3. --1 will not meet thee as a man.”’ Subject—tneeting God, apart from the atonement. God has inet wily meu. He was manifest in the esh God is omniscient and is all-powerful to ute His purposes. His mercy may too long be ed. Atthe judgment Christ will not be met as Redeemer. butas Jude Atuight, from Hebrews Ti 16, But wow tuey desire a better country, that is a heavenly.” Bubject—the attractions of fieaven | St isa sinless country—the place of the youd and boly—tue residence of God and Christ and the redeemed—a refage from all the trials, a@ictions. and sorrows of this world. The bless- ings of Heaven are etergai Fourth Presbyterian Church—{u the morning, the Rev. Dr. Joba C. Smith, pastor, bed from the 4th —— of Galatians, ist and 2d verses — Now I sa the heir, as child, di nothing anti! thethne appointed of the discourse, which Was a very interesting one, was delivered at the bea ep superi and teachers of the Sabbath school connected with the chores for the pupose of raising sufficient means tu enable saeh improvements to be made in the fower rooms where the school meets as were con- sidered absolutely necessary. We that (he gum of $170 was subscribed. Mothodest Church. Sowth —The services yester- ad ucted G. G. Smjth, of Ma- appearance Was a matter probubly twenty or tape ugh be looks ’ imoruing aud evening” mates favorabie la the merning his sermon was based » With chapter. 4614 aud $7th verses: “* And said unto them, thus tt riten, and thus it Lehooved Christ to suffer, wud W rine frum the dead the thied day; And that repeutance and remission of sim should be «led ju bis name among all nations, begin at Jerusalem ( Episcopalian.)—Ag ht. divince se arbres Gr ey ty b Bee = A Jewell, who preae rom the text, « ia tor pdb on is at hand ; ioe us tharetons eget off the works of darkuess, and let us put on th- armor of light”—Romans, 13th chap., 12th verse, toa largeaad Mine ilent congregation. The ne ng , execu cl directed by Mr, Chubb - ? “ Seek » where Christ sitteth on the right hand of God Set your affections on things above, not on things on the earth.”’ In the eveni: from the 6th verse of the 122d Psalm, ‘-Pray for the peace of Jerusa- lem; they shall prosper love thee.’ St. Patrick's (Catholic) Church —At high mass, it Bei: Bare fourth a ie peyo Rev. Dr.O le preached impressi vel a large con- ey Sonee for the day, af found f Sth chap. of St. Luke’s Gospel | Haydn's third mass in B was formed by the choir, in good style, under the direction of Prof. Caulfield. English Lutheran Church —Rev. J. G. Butler preached, in the morning, from of the Sth verse, 2d chap. of Ma‘ , “But they made light of it." ‘At night from the 119th Psalm, 44th verse. Alms House —in the afternoon, the Rev. Mr. Rodgers hed to the inmates of this institu- tion, from the text: ‘“Come unto me all ye that la- bor and are heavy laden;’’ Matt. 11,28 His ser- mon seemed to awaken tender recollections in some of these unhappy men and women. They gave carnest attention, and, after the sermon, ladly received the tracts which were distributed F the committee of the Young Men’s Christian Association Open-atr Preaching —In the eastern section these exercises have been removed to the Congressional Cc mene whence so many of different classes re sort on bath afternoon. Yesterda: R. Nichols preached, 1m; ively. amid the monuments to the memory of de- ceased statesmen, to ittentive audience of one or two hundred ple. These exercises will be continued at this point through the season. Tracts were distributed by the committee of the Young an Association. Reception ov Datecates.—On Saturday after- noon, a number of the delegates from the South to the Troy Convention of Young Men’s Christian Association arrived in this city, and, at the solici tation of the members of the Washington Associa- tion, remained until this morning. In the evening, they were publicly received atthe rooms. After the preliminary exercises, Mr. Jos. H. Bradley, jr., im behalf of the Association, welcomed the delegates to our city, which was responded to by Mr atkins, president of the Richmond Assocf- ation, Messrs. Lee and Mumford, of the same place, Rev. Mr Smith and Plum, of Georgia. Mr. Armstrong, of Raleigh, N.C., and Mr. Johnson, of Charleston, all of whom acknowledged in afew remarks the kindly welcome with which they had been received. and referred to the happy po- litical and social results of the union of the young men of the country into Christian associations The exercises were closed by a few remarks by the Rev. J. G. Butler and singing the hymn— ** Jesus shall reign wher’ere the sun a poccemsive journeys Sader when the visiti ie! jon were hos; vided for by metihers of the ‘Asecelation. Out the Sabbath, they atte: the different places of worship. A number of them made interesting addresses at the Mission School of the Arsociation held in the Franklin engine-house under the su- perintendence of Dr. J, Hall Moore. This is one of tue most flourishing schools under the care of the Association, and itelf to the atten- tion of all who are benefitted by the moral and re- 7 training of the young in that section of the ce -. This morning, the delegates left for pole their number augmented by addition of six from the Washington Association. The Coven- tlon assembles at Troy, N. Y., on the 13th inst. Haxpsome Improvement.—One of the most noticeable improvements of the season is that now in progress on H street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, under the superintendence of Mr. Job Angus, who is the architect and con- tractor for the entire work, which involves an outlay of some 254,000. It consists of two brown- stone front four story houses, with basements, each of which is thirty feet wide by seventy feet deep, and will contain some eighteen rooms. These owcllines, the walls of which are about one-half erected, are to be finished in “ Fifth ’ style, with black walnut and rosewood 's, and the most bighly polished marble mantels and registers, and with all modern con- veniences. They are severally owned by Dr. W. P. Johnson, of this city, and Geo. 8. Fowle, Esq, of Alexandria, Va., who alge occupying them when they shall have been finished. Those interested in the progress of St. Andrews’ Free Church will be glad to know that the con- tractor for its erection (Mr. Angus) Proposes com- mencing operatious upon it in about one week. ‘The work contemplated being done this sammer there invelves an outlay of about 96.000, with which the contractor expects to erect the walls of one wing of the church and place the roof upon it. This will be guite a forward move towards the completion of that important improvemeut. Catcuine Swixe.—The officers of the Fifth Ward have been executing the law in relation to hogs going at large, and up to Friday, they ceeded in capturing twenty-eight fine animals, which they sent tothe workhouse to be penned and sold ‘The assistant who went with them on this expedition, was so unfortunate as to tind that the last animal belonged to himself, and objected to capturing that one; but the officers insisted, and he behaving rather im; perly, the oiticers captured bim as well as the » and taking him fore the magistrate com, him to pay a tine and costs, which deducted a considerable : nount from his wages. They who have the law to exe- cute upon others, should uever object to its en- forcement upon themselves We remember some years ago an old Commis- sioner of Improvemenis was directed to remove certain fences which obstrueted the streets. Look- ing over the listin the Mayor's office, he remarked «that fence must come down first, and that next. The a, asked him why,be made a distinction He replied that the first was his own fence, and the second was the property of his security; and if he took them down first, be could go to work with @ clear conscience to remove that of his neighbors . AccIbENT.—On Saturday afternoon, about one o’clock, a son of Col. William P. Young, (a lad of about ten years,) who had been at Rock creck, Ushing. in company with several of his com pan- ions, met with a very serious accident from the explosiou of pistol which he at the time held iv Lis band, and with which they had been amusing themselves. His left hand was so completely shattered that immediately on his being taken home sa. ineticnl 4 ol ined. it was found eressary to amputate it, as up as the wrist He hasaiso a slight flesh wound about the stou- ach. He is uow considered out of danger. ONE OF THE Most useful establishments in the ety, not only to the citizens, but to the people in the country, far and near, is the extensive bard- ware store of John R. Elvaus & Co., 309 Pennsy!- venia avenue, south side, where is ‘kept ‘on hand a nape and complete stock of carriage findings, blacksmith’s goods, and cabinet upholstery bardwareand Teaines, For a list of the numerous articles which can be found at this establishment in its various departments see advertisements in another column. Warten Rervnns.— Western Lock-up—Manuel Glasco, colored, stealing a cow; jail for Court. John %immons, do.; do. ‘entral Guard- Howse —Mik Smith, colored, dis- or ty fine and costs, $3.15. John Reynolds, $ ue — Phillips, do. Pe — Bartley Rariton, th lo. $3 15. J. Dickens, do. 15. ith, colored, disorder Wi Workhouse 90 days. Jahnes Alston, threats; lo. 9u days. Francis O’Rourk and Wim. Sim son, rioting; dismissed. Patrick Purcell, va nt; workhouse 90 days. Margaret Saunders, drunk and disorderly; do. 9gays. Caminat Court.—On Saturday afternoon, Michael Glascoe was tried for stealing and killing 2 cow, the property of Mrs. Foly, in the First Ward. He was found guilty. To-day, the court met at the usual hour, and took up the case of George Fisher, (colored,) 1 whiob the defendant wos Charged with comiait. tor 2 an assault and on. Eliza Jane Bias with intent to kill her’ The case was Pending when our report closed. Mopnt VeRwon.—The Alexandria Gazette, of this morning, says; ‘The bome and tomb of Wash- Ington will soon pass into the possession of the Ladies’ Mount Vernon Association. Various re- pairs of the premises will be commenced ric i under the superintendence of Col. Charles 8, Price, of this . The carpenter's tools im from England General Washin; ng his lifetime, have preserved, ai 0, in al Probability, be used now in making the contem. plated repairs. ‘Tue Bovy or Youxe Cur.ps Founp —On Sat- urday afternoun, the body of the student Childs who was accidentally drowned the day before b fall r Sad the steumer G. eC Page, ‘was foun hear the place where he fell ov . Iwas taken to Alexandria to be conveyed to his father's house in Louisa count; Va. The father, upon re- ceiving sottliges the sad accident, to that city received the remains of bis child. ‘THOSE PERSONS about to lay in boots and shoes for themselves or children should net fail to read the advertisement of H. Mela & Son, in another —— before doing so. They have a large stock es veilhee! k sales They’ pepmiee Sipe: profits ie! y ever, son the wrortls of his money. Ti Sg apvertiseMent of silver waré lost from 323 H street. Householders just now should keep an their prem: as so many houses are bel; thrown “A ‘or the ‘dminion of water 4 Anceby abordl | ay abrir eine aloe in his train three ee f : Fey ee yes tree, ‘ all Silo e-mcshing me, ‘And aoto myself “in-vie-i-bia.? tu year, from day to da ‘hoy Sane me ini the wooded = — ‘hrouzh mars! | von !—o’er hill and lea— yo ye follow’d me. Cp th ‘net | sgueh And keep ing free, et came aha Te seep ee fine town wit they to lose hei tay self—"inevies rs ite of all my skill aud care, ey would are sae ov rere. ti : is and w! sties shri! Thev follow'd with determined wile > ntil the Poet, with their aid, ich verses to By music made, Nort Gone Yet Parture of the train for Baltimore, a female entered acar, and seizing upon an individual there seated, brought him out, and conducting bim to the office made him return his ticket and get the money back. The ees were evidently natives of the Green Isle, it was said the man was anxious to enjoy a ure trip, which his spouse, for no di Such she was, feared would last longer than she liked. * Potice Matteks —Before Justice Clark —Geo. T. Pocket was accused of stealing a gaff-topsail and foresail from the schooner Olive, the same being the property of Thomas Lucas. The accused ‘was committed to jail for court, in default of $300 bail. George Williams was also accused of stealing asail from the schooner Olive, but the evidence or ga the charge, the defendant was dis- mi: 5 SRE ADVERTISEMENT of sale of valuable Avenue Property by A. Green, auctioneer, at 6 o'clock this evening. The pro) being opposite Browns* Hotel od adjelntbg Parker's grocery, is neces- sarily of a most desirable character for investment. ‘THE Mount Vernon Association proposes to give a pic-nic at Arlington to-morrow, and have made great preparations for enjoyment. ‘THE REGULAR REVIEW of the police came off at the City Hall this morning, presenting no new features. c A Canary Bigp escaped from corner 6th and H sts.on Saturday last. Reward paid for its return. * A worp to Tie Lapi m recommending to you to use Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters itis but just to state that as © stimulant to the aye- tem, in imparting strength and vigor during certain perl ical Patages which oftentimes are attended with much pain and trouble, we know of no prepa ration more highly adapted to all afflictions conse- quent upon this cause; and for a mother nursing a babe the Bitters cannot be dispensed with especial- y where the mother’s nourishment is inadequate to the demands of thechild; consequently her strength must yieid, and here it here a good tonic, such &s Hostetter’s Stomach Bitter oe 8 Hi Y strength and vigor to the whole ay: ¥ if "by. all means try this remedy, and fore so. ink eck your hysician, who if heis scquainted with t 16 virtue ommend their use in all cases, Sold by Druggists and dealers generally every- where, Jy 1-eo8t Man’s Davs Suits, a : ” Yourus’ Drzss Serre, . A OS, CuHILpRen’s Dress a tldren’s School Suits. nd Youths’ Clothing of the newest and richest designs in material, trimming, and workmanship. ‘9 those who study excellence with economy, in ionable articles of dress, an opportunity is now 0 attractive stock thing in this city, —— Te- offered for selecting from the mos' of Ready-Made Clo! duced prices. oF p 28-ly Sanrorv’s Live us recommended as and ail diseasesarising from a Dison: estimonialy of xo many of our Physi favor, induced us to try it,and now c certain that it is one of the greatest bi eat anything eatable without trouble. wh nothing but the lightest fond would dig often tha: e pain. N all our readers if Laver Complaint of Dy: pepsin trouble you, do not tail to try this, the greatest remedy in the worl Sold by ail Drug Mamavitta! Maravitia! 1% é = eARAVILEA Le e most wonderfu! preparation known For Destroying Dandruff; Curing I ess 5 Relieving Sick Headache; Preventing the Hair from Fallinx Out ; Producing Glossy Curls. and Sold by all respectable Druggists and Baucy Goode Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 3) cents Cuartes Exnest & © Maiden ie, N. “It will accomplish all that is claimed for tt, and no one need Tear oF mourn the loss of hair if they wil use your Maravilla. je3-3in Wepvin Canes, very protty and ve Cream a: Paisaeiphip Confectionery, corner i2th and F sts, Je m* Mexican Mustano Liximent. Its woneerful effcets a d consequent perhaps no article in the history of ¢ Medica, ever aquired the same patrounge, was sub jee » It has justly been styled-a P: all external Wounds, Cuts, 8 Eruptions on Man or Beast ine of sueprising virtue, that Phys pelied to prescribe it: aud’ from some re es of Chronic and Distoried Rheum rs, is needed to impart the Bitters, will rec- Invigorator, which came to cure for Liver Compiaints, d Liver, The ngs ever ae to Dew s, for it mado a completa cure fore the lirst bottie was taken, and now wecan M. Bravstrexr, 27 Broadway, N.Y, cheap. Ice ‘ater Ices at $1.50 per vallon, at the the same number of sovere and different J met with so few failures asthe Mastang PARTE prem bean’ i betwren D and iont and ronning to a large ail and containi f Id eet front, aud & frame On ‘1 re One tlurd cash ; the residue’, months, with interest, ran Se cataM BBR REEN, By A. G Auctioneer. DMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSE OLD aND KITCHEN Fu: HURSDAY jence of the ‘Wes: ia ‘RE! 3 E stroets north, having a ‘about sit equate fot ft, ice: ining. 4 ‘about 2 Isto Johu L. Wirt, No. 394 Capitol street. Capitol Hill, at 10 o’cloek, by order sed gtead: Fireboards,¢ velvet 8, 6 velvel Mahoeany Table, Secretary, Lounge, Rocker, Persona waatu the undersig: market Orphas rewses, Wi vered Chairs, Cour¢ a good lot of Furniture, Beds, Matt Ci jasins and Pitchers, gee Aa lass. Radiator, Comforts, and Bedding. oth unneces- er ar! ticles which wedeem merats. ih 5 em, of sixty ot, toe aisarraPendionsd notes, MIT? ASPOREEN, “Lact For ae son on BR Gy 1-2wd Riel i eee ae ) HIJ.A DELPRIA.—The steamer JAMES Foe Rout Be rc yonoh ready to rece port, to sil as usual 1s nOWw P freight for the above ial TO-MORRO (Tuesday ) at 12 o'clock an Water street. ager, 8 3t tn atore and for eal low in 91 and 93 Water st OATS, OATS! Prime Pennsylvania lows to suit pur- DISON Freight taken at go & DAVID Georgetown, D.C. SON, jeorgetown. Bwvert orth side, abl, ciel known immediately asto m street, George! by Mr. Arthur Scho t, an Hing yout square west of Mon The locality 1- so rite hea thfalnos e farther dency Mr. Schott will give possession at ve! tice, Address E. B. A dria. OD WANTE. in writing, addr LE OR RENT.—The HOUSE No. 104, WI resent occupied it anidway the tgomery iption unnecesrary. short no- DDISON, agent, Alexan- iy 8-2awtf Proposals will be received he subse: : to tl do-sed “Proposals for Wood,” until Satu Isth inat., to furnish about sixty eo:ds of yin such quantities as may om time to time be required for the use of the poor during the ensu ing winter. Ifd. jy 8 dtii 450,000 14 low by dy 6-6t EORGsTOWN, Jul ATHS! LATHS!! iS Ji lesired by the contractor, and the proposals should in all respects he satisfac . it ita Tete Bente ADBIEON Stayer Mayor's Orricx, 8, 185\, Fi. PICKRELL & CO., Water street, Georgetown. PACEET BOAT FLYING CLOUD Wili run when 101 6 trip G conte Arlington or the Great Falls. not engaged for » TO by the da; Ba morning or late afternoon excut o, T wUR u ry and trip 10 cents. y to run to wishing early o Arlington, the Little Fails, or parties from Alexandria wishing to charter the boat, nu be accommodated by givin rt notice to meat No. 46 Jeifer Gorges ; 26 Jefferson st.. 2, hol the proprietors of Arlington Springs. ry JOHN MOORE. ge street, Georgetown, ttention of the trade is respootfull ik of hs’, Yout! vk of CALFSKIN SHOES all of may own manniae ur stock of PATED AK is alse assort Men’s, and Bo: J Ww LEWIS PAYNE 5 ND SHOE DEALER, HOLESALE BOOTAND SH »E DEA led for summer wear; ‘Tf LEATHER and weil worthy of atte: ‘A large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS (suitable for servants) also on hand and constantly if ‘Country merchants and others in want are to call or addreas meat No. 77 Brsige st., Georgetown, D.C. ap 22-tf tory, the eorge- The undersi, friends and th large ing spared no ement for cally, .We have introduced the water ‘ashington large filterer, shrough woiok the water passes, so in their MINE- ed in tha District. have laid in @ large e- rine EASTERN CIDER, sold by the barrel, gallon, or in bot CIDER, XXX PALE, ELPHIA ALES, pularity— eo Materia te atnratly attracted much attention from ¢ minds of the age. thout a bottle of the M ment inthe house, Beware of imitat tons. The eénuine ts sold by respectable Keaiere in all parts of the world. Barnes & Park, Proprietors, New York, 780, Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powder. 27-lm,eow No family can astang Lini- leo, If whish'et be tles. Bb eR: EW ARRANGEMENTS +4 UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, Street, Georgetown, D.C. fo. 57 gned respectfully announce to their ¢ public in general that they have al expense remodied their establishment, h: ‘conducting their business he w, ler ‘th ge RAL. WATERS ce pisition to the above they stock 0 PORTER bra: Ives that and ALE, fi rewerivs in the United States. 3 CRAB APPL Nand PHILA nt tm pint bottles expressly for invali All ordors by mail, or given to our drivers, will be Promptly attended to, ‘good delivered free ma !7 (States) OR SAL KIA alions o! of charge. ARNY & ICKARDT, HARN LEK, AND CARKIAG + recommends . “Ehird street west, uear soathwest f Pa avenue. rom the most pains in making every necessary S, put SHINN. E—A good SECOND-HAND CAR- which will ba disposed of on reasona ble terms. A Ppty 86 above, HENRY w ADDLE ma 25 MAKER 3 tema: rom the Aqueduct, and also added thereto a always on R’S SULTANA SAUC. Por Hot ox This most delici MARRIED, is bags bed pita Ge Rev. te, . oR, Exq., gland Miss’ MARY E. MALONES om the ‘nee, O sd street, between Band C aomth, Capitol Hil, Tuesday af ternoon, at $ o’elo. years, formerly of New Yo: NE cod loth instant, Mrs. FARAH GARD- her son. nieens family are reseectfuily invited to at. . Si ie MvosB? the 10th instant, CLAR- Mu }, aged 4 years, son of Chas, Li? nd: tan reife totttag misono the fevily are . 167 H street, ou to morrow of the far ily are GpSorclock: R GGROVER « meme jee RATED F SEWING MAC So ec INES. sewi hou rewmndivg, making Stents of wooo witho of u strength and beau’ imple i tion, easily managed, not Hable to get cutat sey, full ‘aasorun nt constantly 0 hand. r sale prives by £t. STEVENS. av., Washington. Also, a fall supply of NEEDLES, COT- , and odfal sunply, oP NE to these Sewing 5 A ond Opseptor Attendance to show the Mi Tuitet aud e full ‘uctious in their use, ap WATER REGISTRAR’S OFFICE, WasHixaton, July 6, 1859. In pursuance of the I2th tion of an act of the Corporation of Washiagton, entitled ‘Au act reg- pitts oley of Westingtons” torent Tete Saas hereby invite “sealed propo: i to be one copy iJ thes Phos rien and seth dares stacansen Sodan othe nisi FI curre! ear, elivel im city, of all wa valves. brane alecves, caps, Corporation stops, fire-j ting the waters aloe Pine hove, to be trar as abo: the trench- . inserting the and leveling tes ns. is aawumed there will be required to he fest and laid Be agi Gee Trent, year a ne! o, opie fi ee on that bas: @ Corporation wil sorve the right to regulate both the delivery eed Jay ing of the pipes, may require more or less # quantity mentioned. Ny pipes to be 9 or 12 fect long weighing 99 pounds per lineal foot laid and to bear the usual nepection — pre of 30 pc nda to tho square ach, om | otber cant aform patte And weizhteh adapted by the United States oa the hington Aqueduct, and to bear Inspec- above. tBiderd will name the ioe per ton of gat mt meg the ie amount of pipe that uired, fre wing the castings for" cFosues, branohes, bends, roposals w: v7 au Ranpoye ouster, will take place from the residence. of "(MJ Melérum,) on M. ateser bet tween he hes 7th, on Tuesday, at 10 o'clock. The of the princess | Father .ondon, of Lin tat fey! ual fantto ¢ ed by a me oa owned retura ” ALL Kinps. 8 and ap; the Crimea, and since rers simply ask for 1, convinced that it add to the already 16 appetite is aid to digestio: G. yer slow and weak “The Sole BRA bas dat ter of the a, most valual id - Chr om: ents rove itse! e Sinsumption, and Any her as stim: aff digestion. Sultana’s Sauce is it t, happy combination of favors aud 2 delicate taste of a Sultana, th universal patronage of @ dis- for the woe can be had in Washi ti R, 304 Pa avs SHERELL® un- J or an Orusions 2, — Lonpon “We recommend our correspondent to try Mons. Sau titl “ tia made after the Furkich the kigh reei °5 ie ‘The Lancet. Ts au resources of Gazette. tite this Sau le adjunct to Fi be placed on every Boston, tana’s sing Sauce was in rt United States_GARDNER VELIN, 217 Fulton street Nog hoe es Pe HAYES, £2 Gantry New York jy7 RUDOLPH BUCHLY, (Successor To IsRaR. & ican 408 Seventh, near H Street, Buys anp Saris ALL KINDS OF lm HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. ] M. SINGER & address, A good at New’ ¥ mackie odlare bop Needles, i tall pores they are’ ‘unequalled doing a — variety of work, more mon an on The ne ily Machines at 60, us attention. WM. H GLOVER. Agent. CO’S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES, 358 Pennsylvania Avenue, National Hotel otel. and all i spore darabies capa ‘and of other machine in the market, S%areat- LM. SINGER & Co, ; tha 28-1 | Ik 4! I IGHTNING Rone. 4, GENUINE PLATINA TIPS. FRANCI8 LA BARRE, ont HEE COR rder: | as abo CAUTION —In ts by ng from to rat T. avenue ins sori leave to i form the pu ott nee ‘fo genuine unless stan; 's may be left either at his pant ES no such is Own Al LA BARRE, NEW JEWELRY. ma 10-30 een traeaerns ait Lad Sauce,’ fiavor 18 ex- in cases of and spi- essences 2 genius THIS AFTERNOON DO ral SEE RRNA ie iN Fins? sTREET aT AvcTion.—On y PEER ‘OON vext, the lth inst., at 6 o'clock, f ant ii, without reserve, that valuable lot of being part of Lot 73, fronting & foet on First + ad ng te residence Bae This See teal y = offered for a table in- st TO NOS. DOWLING. Auct_ he By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. YALALLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON ENNSELVANIA AVENE. oe as A m thar vi front o pice syIvanis avenue, ne: we e store of the 4 Brnwa's Hotel, frontim bok _ avenue, with a dept + to. no: co! ous mn B strest. T! re feet of Sut buite andin good repair. wi purchase handsome poprerty on the avenue ‘well to attend the sale, * pmol of sale: One-third cash, balance in three ‘A. GREEN, Auct. 7 ON ACCOUNT OF NO ISSUER OF TH ron yesterday the abo stale fe poutgousd wnt MONDAY , the lith instant, at same place ou iy 6 A. GREEN, Avet CRANCERY SALE IN GEORGETOWN— / The undersigned Trustee, und the District of Col; Gireurt Court of rm the mth day of May last, in a cause dict Jost, complainant, and Godli: aret | Rupert, and. ei in equit: ‘ees » MO, uly next, 1858, at 5 o°olock in the on, ont remises sel at peblh ee to the —— § nllowing real proj in Georg P wit: Part of Lot Nu 113, m ‘Thomas Beall of 6"s first addition to Georgetown, D. in g for the same at the end of 100 feet from i street, on the west line of said lot. and ae south 20 i. aes cue feet ence north wi to the ng. part of tnt No. 114, in comme addition to beginuing for the same 100 feet from the intersection of Beail and Green steets, on the west side of Green street, and running south with the west line of Green street 2 feet, thence wert S0feet, beeps moph jd feet, th — 3 feet to — at. an acy of beginning ; with the iny on said paste of said lee c ans Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money in cash \d the residue in three equal payments of 6, 12 and 18 months from the day of sale ; the deferred Payments to bear interest from the day of sale, and ta Ro csomst: Dy “the ns bor with surety, fen ee on the rerises sold, il conveyanciny 6 16-eoSwkds By A. GRE HOesexoip AND. at Auction.—On TU: i sekeeping, No, 406 Sd street east. between east Cupoend north A streets, at 10 o'clock a.m,” good and genera! assortment of household furniture which we deem unnesessary to cash. Gy 9-2t) A_GRE 4 SHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of a writ offer on judgment of condemnation Clerk's office of the Circuit Court di i ehlessaet! eee will ex; public ie front @ auction room of Edward t, on Bridge street, Georgetown, D. Greon AY, the 12th od of July, 18%, commencing "clock a. m., the lowing goods and chattels and tenements, to wit, viz: 1 Frame Shanty,on the land near the great rese duet, and 2 boxes Tools, o: Picks, and Shovel goods and chattels and Margaret McLaug ers oat of the purchaser, GODWARD, Trastee, Auctioneer. FP. Paxton farnishees of J.G. My- Willis Pratt, = ‘OR SALE AT AFTERNOON, Auction Rooms, we nd Corp oration of Washington juarterly six per wa cent Stocks syeseudiaeise 520 gorporation of Alexandria six per cent, Terms c: in current funds. Bad eS MCOUIRE & CO. Auct'rs WILL BE ADDED, for account of whom it way concern, $3.10 Corporation Certificates of andebte edness, bearing interest from October, 1258. Jy la "4. C. MeGUIRE & 00. R » Auction VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UN- AMPROVBD PROPERTY ON 12TH STREET WEST. ASS -CHUSETTS AVENUE AND NokTH M. RIDAY AF age | 2a Po emises, we + 13.in Devidsew'eeubdic . se 2, avenve and north M pausing Lot 13 1s impreved by a neat frame Dwelling House coutaining six roome, the other lots are beautifully laid out asa tlower ar den They will be sold separately. These tots are handsomely located in sirable and rapid! ‘k 100 feet. very de- ¥ improving part of the city, and 'y of attention of persons who de- building site. Title perfect. Terme: One-fourth cash; the residue in 6,12 and 8 months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the preuises. : iy 9d J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Avet'rs uetionrer, LOT ON ‘THE Is- FRIDAY, the 15th in- lin front of the promi No. 15, in square No. 642, f street, and running back of a wide feet alle: and Delaware avenue, One-fourth cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 x rest, xccured by a os eae A deed given and 6 perfect, A. GR hi 26, 7th street, at the e at 5 o'clock p. m., seven fine old Gr of them @ large size and all fom they ©. MeGUIRE & Co, OF & WOOD YARD Pub Steck AT. PUBLIC July isth, at Public Auction, at $v’olo. on V6 joining the caval bride, we watt oh eke term of Lease, Stock of W. Office, &o.and a good Horse and Cart, aiford yd person who desires to em- ¢ yard having a good run of Qne-fourth cash; the residua in three ith interest, for satisfactorily endorsed otes, bearing interest. d J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Anot'rs, By A. GREEN, Auctionoer. UABLE BUILDING LOT ON ITH T NORTH aT AvcTION.—On THURSDAY, tant, I shall sell, in front of the premi- lock p. m., Lot No. 16, in C.H. Wiltber- h street northe and running beat ts Ree str orth, Sohreen Saad 7 ioe \5-foot siege gs @ loeality o! a u a a one of the most thrivilw wad ealthy sections cf es Terma: One fourth cash ; balance in 6, 12, and 18 months, for notes bearing’ interest, secured bra deed of trust upon the premises, jy 8-d A. GREEN, Anet, x—On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. | Laybach has been fixed ernment for I France is of the Rhine. Cotton—sales on the 29th Commrrctan. ( bales. The market closed steady es last Breadstuffs closed steady and unc’ Provisions closed dull. Consols 24 a92% . The Paris sayein Neil. ry killed. Fourteen thousand bad been ordered from Milan The Paris Moniteur of the 29th, details “different attacks of the not state the number of ki either side 25,000 Sardiniaus held g trians, who occupied a formida ard to will of the battle, which are the 1s darmee, from whence they were @ under the orders of the King di ber ‘The Times's Paris it has been opened for mobilizing one hundeed Port talions of the National Gunde and reorganizing ans lost about 1.000 kitted and the same pum- wounded them for garrison du The details of the bly roregia,) State that meither age or spared after the fightin coupjes, five taken from f ly ladies, three irl fou u ies, anda ir yearsold. An ii the Tiber. Seuth American Affairs. New York, July 11. —Advices from Rio Janeiro of June 7th have been received. News from Buenos Avres states that 2,000 men had invaded the Argentine Confederation. P: had to assist Urquiza with Penner Sen promised rquiza but is increasing her Brazil remains neutral, ag ~ = my ley ae 9 ‘ uenos it four steamers. No political news froutBrectt, St. Lovie, July 1.—A Party of reached Leavenworth yesterday from Denver City Pike's Peak. With $7,500 in gold dust Pay the Highest C; Houbekeeping Articles, nud Exchacg, 1, jate of the firm of Israel patrons to. give bat Where the: hod Sapost every article in the lousekeeping line. _iy eu and prices. He pureha ex all this, torethar with S vears’ ex, peice hun factities for wading pe giragge the Cor ‘Bnd !2th streets. ALExanpRia, Jul W beat—Sinall offeri offered without sales. — sr ohecare sales at ats—No sales u change. Oats—No sales. = e Bal Bartimone, Jul: aga of 4,000 — /heat bas lined Ic bushels was offered. Sales af White ater red 31 Corn Whisky closed di New Yorx, July oon 8 Sas 40. Wheat closed dull; rez, Decry Tall; Fez. S156; white $1.75 ——aeernS~anienehianentncens, Alexandria Market. of City Milis at #6 F130. jons c! juiet at former rates. at 27e. for Obie. New York Markets. ue Kee 25 Whisky closed dull and nominal, at 27K¢ firmer. © 60; INinois Central bonds fan Southern Ss og 3 2 %; Reading 41: ROB'T ISRAEL & €O.,, 425 7th st., between G and H, Dreavers in NEW_AND & ND- Fk TURE Fen o0s Prices’ for all kinds of o Furnitare. former new pince of busi Upon as the seat of gov- preparing to move an army on the Une Wednesday) £000 contains but led or wounded on Train, June 23 —The Piedmontese Gazette publishes official detatis of the battle, written the % According to gesitive information, rou inst 5U,000 Aus- massacre ut Pertcio, sex were mong those murdered by the soldiers. had ceased, were three marri mother's breast and thrown “persona " —No Flour offered to-day ‘ngs; a small lot of new red suc by measure. itimere Markets. 11.—Ptour bas declined 25¢ josed firm; white and yellow S0a83c 11.—Plour has declingd Saibe "75; Obio $5.0006 50; Souler ae Ri AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH. Sieg STEWART Would info Me 'S aM ° ve ge ‘ his old stand tonrmer #f sa and 12t fer eash to = sed epee tock of select GROCE, | of those in want of Groceries cali and examine his good: s foods for cash tence in the busi SELLING OFF, SELLI , 4 Rich Flounced Barege and A large assortment « marked down at iow son, for cseh,, eo Fi iG OFF, T COST PRICES POR C2sH. Maslin Robes, Dress Siks,’ some at soods in the: ured and Plain Bareres ard Chall; nes, d Bisok Sheet Bes cies, which have es, ty close out this sea- nono, & W: COLLEY & C0., jo 2w pag? Ssh sucy CF: 75 cents, the best aud 6-4 wide White ith many other F s supply of CUTLE! PLAT! WA Seta ita ‘4 ail the Ax rtment of P' ini cena _ie'1s = reo Sowelry Store,'330 Pa. avenve. Be: SHAKERS 4% AT HO NCIS, on seventh ray at ‘OVE, Entire nl LATED WARE. 1. EB PIT: n ‘anoy Store. R86. ite, at ENS Vath and Aad " By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers, RUSTE: ‘3 SALE OF A BUILDING Lor oN Firta starsat East at Avction.— WEDNESDAY AFTERNUON, th Jur e’glock, by virtue of adeed of trust dated y 4, i aly Te ad liber J. A.S, 156, folio willseli, at Public Auctio: frontoft the premises, hot SX, in square eight hundred six, divided into two iots fronting Hurty f and one-half inch sock on the east side of Fi te een D and E streets, and running back one hundred and five feet one inch. ‘Terns One fourth caah, to be paid on the day of sale; and the balance in #1x and tweive months with interest, A deed given and a deed of trust 5 All convey auct at the ex, eee atthe urchaser. je Bd WALL © BARN SRD: eee, T 3 wold RPE ABOVE 7 Sees _iys ON: BARNARD Pept. rpapstek meant jsahonese. OF 2-STORY FRAME n., by virtue'of a deed of iq rea trustee reserves to the risk aad cost ny Using the same cA? Toe as. gwa aes TRICK | DON rooage ey ha: ™m ‘hs return thank ofore extended r friends and the pub! ith pieasure that they re iucreased ir oF the pat to ie or to wrtest notice, HOR 4o., &e. R prompt attention to bysiness to merv of their patronage, je2l-lm* PLEMMING Jackso: een Sd ing by the best workmen in West rates, aad the work ‘Try us H¢tT AND BONNET just reont: a SODA WATER and fine CIGARS.