Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1859, Page 2

EVENING SPAR. te Daitr Stax will be Sued sent to the address of out citizens during their absence at any of the summer retreats, by the earliest mat} after the paper {s put to press. Thus they can keep themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran- spires in ‘Washington, and at the same time in- form themselves of all the corrent events of the day. Spirit of the Morning Press. ‘The Constitution, speakiag of the position of the Getman State# in the ee wee = ‘the fon that, with no y Somniiand Entities with the assured hostility Russia, and with Ausfrin’s hands so full ta Itety as to be ubiablé to ‘help her. Pregia will hardly venture fo Oke an invasion ef the Rhenish provinees by the Duke of Malakoff, who, it thinks it probabic; would be by no means loth to have an opportunity to Gisptay French prowess on the battle-fields of Germany. The Intelligencer notes that the Detmocracy of North Carolina refuse to give, with any unan{rti?ty, their adhesion to the bill placing $30,000,000 at the disposal of the President of the United States, to facilitate the acquisition of Cuba by negotiation. (eee The Weekly Star, Full as usual of metropolitan news and gossip, and choice literary reading, is now on our counter ready for delivery to the public. Embraced in its interesting contents will be found the follow- ing articles: The Night Before the Morning—a thrilling sketch, toruten expressly for the Sta: Fait and Intensely inceresting Accounts of the great Battle of Solferitio; The Express System of the United States; A Vist to Garibaldi; A Religrons Excitement vi [re- land; Falling in Love with a Picture on @ Bank Note; Navigating the Air; A Thrilling Drama not down im the Bills, §e.; Exiraordinary Wife Murder in Connecticut—Con- Session of the Husband, §¢.; The Cause of the South Bend Tragedy; The Biwe Fishing Season; Paris Correspondence; A Shocking Murder in Iilinsis; Origin of the Bayonet; An Appropriate Finale to the Sickles Tragedy; Mixing wp the Babies—a capital joke, §¢.; Operations of the Patent Office; Public School Ex- aminatioas; Criminal Court Proceedings, §¢.; Department News; Edutoriais; Washington News and Gossip; Local Intelligence, $c., §c.; Late News, foreign and domestic, by mail end telegraph; Interesting Personal Items; And a great variety of choice literary articles, both prose and portry, t00 mumerous Lo mention. This is just the paper, above all others, for citi- zens and strangers sojourning in the National Metropolis to send to their friends at a distance Price only 3 cents per copy, or $1.25 per annum Postage prepaid by stamps when so arranged. The Cheapest Paper in America!’ I> The four leading artists of Italy are fight- Ing with Garibaldt. I> Lord Palmerston’s Cabinet have reaitirmed the neutrality of Eagland in the Italian war in the most decided terms to both houses of Parliament. Energetic preparations for the defence of Great Britain are, however, to be continued. pasties Sharam als IL Miss Lizzie Wayt, the literary lady, who Stole $2.700 from the room of Mr. W.G. Murray, at the McLure House, Wheeling, Va., on Satur- day last, was arrested on Monday with 31,900 of the money in her possession. She refuses to dis- close what she had done with the balance. I> Late advices from ana state that 328 Curinese coolies had been landed, the ship having lost thic¥-two by death on the voyage. Sugars hadadvanced. The Fourth of Jaly wascelebrated with great enthusiasm ~* the rooms of the Consul General, who entertained a ia7g? psrty on the oc- casion Tue Next News.—Peschiera being invested, the Emperor Napoleon, having a reinforcement ef 35,000 men, approaching Verona, with a corps @armee at Gaito to watch Mantua, and another about to assemble at Brescia to watch the passes of the Tyrol, the next news cannot failto be of great importance. It will probably fnforin us of an- other great battle before Verona, and perhaps an- other at Peschiera. Frou Uras.—Advices from Utah are to the 15th ult. The Territory was quiet. The foreman of the Grand Jury of Salt Lake county had charged Cap- taib Anderson, of the dragoons, with spoiling his grain felds, insulting him grossly, and falsely im- prisoning him. Brigham Young had made a characteristic speech in the Tabernacle, in which he gave his followers particular fits. He said that many of the ladies had more sense and were better Managers than their husbands, but that of the la~ diet whe had reached the aye of thirty years, there was not one In a hundred who knew how to keep 2 house as it should be kept. He judged, from what he had seen, that there were many of them whodid not know the swill pail from the milk pail; and that others did not know how to make butter aud cheese, nor how to keep their chtidrea clean. To the Elders he said: Let me throw the lash at the “Mormon” Elders a little. Many of you will exchange your iast bushel of wheat with the stores for ribbons and gewgaws, when you really peed it for bread. And, with shame-facedness { say it, some will take the last Peek of their grain to the distillery to buy whis- key, aud then beg for bread.” Dears oF Rervs Cooarz —A telegraphic dis- patch received at Boston from Halifax, states that the Hon. Rufus Choate died there at 2 o’clock on Wednesday morning. Mr. Choate left Boston a few weeks ago for Europe, for the benefit of bis health, but was compelled, by an increase of suf- fering, to stop at Halifax, where he had since re- mained quite feeble. His disease was affection of the heart. Mr. Choate was born in Essex, Mass., in’ 1799, and was therefore nearly sixty years of age. While studying law he spent gearly one year in this ¢ity im the office of the celebrated William Wirt. In 1824. be was admitted to the bar, in the town of Danvers, and afr two or three years, removed to Salem. His success was complete, almost from the period when he entered upon bis profession, and he took rank almost at once, with some of the oldest and ablest men of the Massachusetts bar. Though an earnest poli- tician of the old Whig school, Mr Choate has been but seldom in public life. From the first Mr. Choate was distinguished for a thirst for knowledge, and the love of letters continued with him to the end of his life. When in Uon- gress he literally devoured books, and read more than any fifteen or twenty members of either House of Congress. He slept but little, was al- ways attentive to public business, and found the greatest Pleasure of his life in bis companionship with history, with the public men of past ages, and in the discussion of great public questions, _——$—— eee Naval IntxLvioexce.—The latest news from the home and Facitic squadron, by the Star of the West, is as follows: The steam frigate Roanoke, } repairs is her machinery aye S ye iy on the 34 inst. expecting the arrival ——_ the Japan commissioners. Should they not come, she would Cee ee, as stated. on Tuesday The 8. sloups-of-war St. Louis and Jamestown were at San Juan, waiting orders from aytirer reg in-Chief. ‘Phe former vessel was sea. The Preble, bearing some mordioopetes touched at San Juan, and, sara dept them. had sailed again. The Saratoga and steam soo Brooklyn Kpbencneregg a at oo a the were Well at last accounts. Merri mac’s —— aekces’ wed be pring Frye hen consequence of some portion of aint, Several ands. wore worklog S toda a her at Salleg to ie elute net Te eee lao, and her ahip's eee y expected that would soon go to Panama to lool for boteweed bound orders. The is now out near}; two years. The sloop-of-war C which Norfolk afew months "go, was at Realejo, but formation puze future movements was Sate Te St. Mary's and the Vindatia wete ny of each en good bealth. The Vandaj: bad not yer Any ordersto return to the United ‘States. “Ae' new ship Lancaster is on her wa: to the Pa. cific, detachment (by sickness) from that squadron of Commodore occasion any new appointment. ASHINGTON NEWS IP. ‘Tre Covtixs Srzamens Soty PostrivaLy— ¥ mail! — The New York Times, —_— dented the recent ‘Tue Derr oF THe Government .—It is beyond | report of the sale of these , doubt the duty of the Government to provide for | «: The Collins the fimifies of Messrs. Wilson and Nokes, killed | and they willbe at the the sad accident that pe ‘ashington Navy Yard, and also peers as pana ns be disabled for li t fhere is no law authorizing the Exi Dranch of the Government to do so; yet it is¢om- patent for Congress to allow them an anngall sti- | Be pend. such as fs allowed the families of enlisted }' persons who lose their lives in the military or naval service, or to such as are disabled while en- listed. That Congress will promptly do so, we can entertain no doubt whatever; remembering that on a former occasion when some French sailors were killed by an accidentally shotted gun from the frigate United , engaged in firing a salute, Congress promptly Placed their widows on the U. S)'Naval Pension rolls” The service in which the unfortunates of yester- day were engaged, is a vefy necessary one. ft cannot possibly be dispensed with, and is man- aged with quite as much caution ‘by those in charge of it here, as under any European govern- ment, and with quite as few resulting accidents. The most. prudedt, reliable, intelligent, and worthy ineti obtainable are necessarily alone em- ployed im it. So, when any of them are killed or disabled for life thus, irreparable injury is done to these depending upon them—injury which it is the mera) duty of the Government to repair promptiy, andas fully asa pecuniary compensa- tion can accomplish that end. serra Private LAXxp €iaims in Catirornia.—The General Land Office is in receipt of the following from the Surveyor General of California, viz: Plat of the Rancho “Las Uvas,”’ finally con- firmed to Martin J.C Murphy, heir of Bernard Murphy, situate in townships 9 and 10, south of range 2, and 9 and 10, south of range 3, east of the Mount Diablo meridian, containing 11,079.93 acres. ¢ Plat of the Rancho “ Shoguel,”’ finally con- firmed to Martina Castro, situate in township 11. south of range i, west of the Mount Diablo meri- dian, containing 1,665 acres. Plat of the ‘‘Sbequel Angmentation Rancho,” finally confirmed to Martina Custro, situate in townships 9, 10, and 11, south of range 1, east, and 9, 10, and 11, south of range 1, west of the Monat Diablo meridian, containing 32,702 acres. Noturne To Wear. —Ph says that as a train on the passing through a deep cut on Tuesday last. the dressed woman. The result was such as might have been expected. io ap, s beibijingy the [ube rigging wete carried awéy ifs twibkjingY She! is said to have resembled As epitome of 6 a poem of “ Nothing to Wear, {07> Mayor Swann, of Baltimore “bas jottered a reward of $500 for the apprehension of George Bourke, who is said to have so wantonly mur- dered young Taylor in that city on Tuesday night last. Also the same amount for the arrest of Wm. Coulson, alleged murderer of Chronister. I> The daughter of John Rafferty of Cincin- nati, bas been killed in trying to ‘‘do the Niagara feat,” in a small way, over a porch in the second pitehed over the bannisters, and she received fatal injuries by the fall, ws 117~ Gov. Foote has again withdrawn from the Congressional Canvass, fin the Vicksburg District of Mississippi. The New Orleans Picayune sug- gests that It may be his purpose to seek an elec- he bas a ‘vested interest by marriage.’ 7 The number of emigrants arrived at New York during the last week was 2,775, making the number for the present year, so far, 43,778. The $12,720. I> Metternich has left three volumes of me- pages or memorandums, evidently @n the spur of the moment. —$ 07~ The Bible Union bas purchased $12,000 Worth, or 120,000 copics, of the New Testament for circulation among the soldiers of the armies now at war. written down Parvons anv Passrorts.—A division has re cently been made in the duties of the clerk of pardons and passports in the State Department. The business relating to pardons is now attached to the duties of the Hibartan, Henry D. Johnson, Esq., who prepares and records pardons and re- missions, and files the petitions and papers on which they are founded. The clerk of passports, W.C. Reddall, Esq_, still continues to make out and record passports, which pass from the Depart- meut at the rate of thirty per day. dies From tue Bawamas.—From information rr. cently received at the Light-house Board, through our Consul at Nassau, N. P., (Bahama Banks,) My is apparent that the British Government is cme estly cooperating with our own in rendering the navigation of the Straits of Florida and the ad- jacent banks of the Bahama safe and expeditious; and it is thought that the erection of the new} J. FISHER, at yeGuire & Cove Auction Rooms, light-house on the Great Isaacs and of the twonew Comimays SO » Office Washington etre a beacons in the Bahamas will greatly contribute to — . ee one. Sis |D-HAND PIANOS FOR SAL. F—clenr, ickeriog aeven octars. new scale. at Hartman, seven octave, at 2123 At the Music Store of W. G. METZEROTT. jy°8 NOTICE—AM persons having claims against Andrew Gross will please present the rams to ea The tit title to the ‘Haheock estate, in Boston, which the L ture of Massachusetts has voted to buy for the Commonwealth, is in litigation. 4 In the reportorial corps at the Kansas Con- stitutional Convention is CREAM AND WATER ICES to Festivals, Fairs, Pic Nice, Hotels, and gree, at atone one per gallon FRE and t cee cr of tho eit. "WEDDING Gaus ty very 0 made ver and very cheap. Partoatarn ia td mates everything in the party line, Beare Sent vate familion 5734 art. AtthePHIL- AUR sPHIA CONEECTIONER RY, ai wth and jy NEW ILDING ASSOCIATION Those wishing to procure stock in the a: Sintion now forming may do ao by calling on THOS. OPixion OF THE arena GENERAL.—In an opinion of the Attorney General on the case of Jobnson’s islands, in the Pacific, claimed by the Pacific Guano Company, he affirms— the underaicned. Also. all those i to him 1 ces | the arr presented is one that admits the | are requested to come forw: eae sor Wate. exercise of the discretionar: wer of the Presi- 8, dent conferred by the act of Bengras of August | .jy 15-3t* No. 397 D st., opposite City ball. 5 NS; and, | BAVE JUST ARRIVED, a Mr. Shreoves’ “3 That the Pacific Guano Company isthe proper Bones on 7th street, with a lot of fine party to give the bond required by that act. ———— == Licut-nover Crart _—The light-house schooner Jasper, recently recoppered and refitted at Phila- delphia, will sail in a day or two to report to the light-bouse inspector on the coasts of South Caro- lina and Georgia. for sale. 18829 come along. iy 15-2 R. W. THOMAS. Cc lerionets, Fi a Strings, Flutes, Violins. Guitars, ce corner of} 1 Ith —>— CALirorsta SuRveys. —P lats of townships Nor. UGAR. BAC &e. 4 and 5 north, of range 4 east, of the San Diablo Sartre New Orleans and Porto Rico Su- meridian, in the State of California, have been 15,000 ne ‘prime Western Shouldgrs. received at the General Land Oifice. These town- 1,°9 choiee Sugar Cured Hams, sbips contain much swamp and overflowed land 19 tierces Rice, 3 bpatnee new hymen 1 cel for ente to: 5008 nt OT TURTAY & SEMMES, RY .—The fast and com- eee steamer AN EYOFe, BF. Writs, 7 TUESDAY, THURS! STURDAY, at 7 cloak a Re. rs ry ever, ESDAY, y etd FRIDAY, areo'ouen oy ree a My The Antelope makes an extra ‘to Shep- herdatown anit Wallismeport on Satan ninhte Tur Wratier—The following report of the weather for this morning {s made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smitbsonfan Institution. The time of observation is ahout 7 o’clock : Jory 15, 1859. New York, N. Y......+«..clear, hot. clear, warm. OR HARPER'S FE. and Sunday mornings. iy 15-20 SEVEN FOUNTAINS, GR WHITEs Tees) ALYBEATE 3 INGE! SH KNANDOAIL Corte: This pleasant Summer Resort will bei oe for the reoeption of visitora_on the 2th of J Coachor will leave wv ator Lick Station. Columbia, $C. P pacar S.C... 2. on the Manassas Ga Railroad di if Macon, Ga... clear, warm. Haltmore via Washingeut od beceene.! the Sone ren at be val certs trare, will arrive at the Springs tame day,,in Prairie Bluff, Ala. clear, warm.’ The property has heen ge: Hh 3 Prairie Bled, clear, warn. net a Mzanas mown kewerally improved, and a Mobile, Ala, clear, 82°. Facm. a, and Dairs are renowned for the Gainavilie, Miss. +-clear, warm. For deneription (Vi tr : New Orleans, La.. ++-Clear,$1°, calm. Mag azine, Dooemhor or, ber, 1a54, Bitpe tisulara en bs FROM THE West. ‘by application for ceiers. w which alse contain Frederick, Ma «cloudy, warm. thanany ste of the sever Hagerstown, Md. Cottages oa: Nafowaat FE n advance, Cumberland, Md. OMS 01 3 hc eee J. Postofiee Seven Founteins, Shenan. jy 15 6t* _ SAM’L. A. DANNER, Proprietor. 3 BAR REELS Sat War kere” ‘Kino, Tobin's Stoked ALE WIVES Gat esa Sti ior salubs ty Si Jy 143t' No, 432 7th street, Lalcicat ERTAIN EAT TO ALL ROACHES ‘d SS aN sO. Y.—Where is @ FSFoR net entee by this insect? body. should buy a box elondy, warm. cloudy. warm. o'war, Spiceant. clondy. clear, warm. clear, warm. «clear, warm, «-Clear, warm, Barometer at the Smithsonian, at72.m.. (cor- tected for tem perature, ) 30,020; at Roon 34,/ny, ‘Thermometer, at 7a. m., 75°; at noon §3”. Maximum during 24 hours ending 9a m_to- | build: day, 92°; minimum 72°. every EES Ls From tue Sourn Pactric—The latest dates on ‘at 568 Pa ruveueirer BOHN's poketore, from, this quarter are from Valparaiso on the Ist | 9°! l#t rect ¥ 14-9" and from Callao and Lima on the 12th ult. Col Ceballos, of Peru, had raised and was heading a mulitary revolution against the Government, and NOTICE. Owing to contemp'ated rej storo-house, which are to tal short time, | have therefore bers expects to be joined by Generals Echenique,Ureta, | Rips OLR Wit restock of GROCE- and other officers. Government affected an indif. HISKY, which gia sarge a SUP | ference to the movement, bnt was concentrating | t¥ tnd natural aed Gi Freatly reduced until fg Perrgptntenen ta | troops for a defence. The Awerican whaler Wm. | a Tge Bropartion ofsny goods are are of t! 0 best Lee, of Newport, R.I., wes run through by a| @ ality. present customers sword tsh, and bad to put into Pata for repairs. | S24 pabeier persons who buy ‘or whish I neroomeee The Ecuadorian revolution against Robles was SESE Wirt SON, Grocers ; extending widely; his troops had engaged the Da Arh 227 Pacerenas, between 6th and ha rebels at Riobomba, but after a while twe divis- fous fraternized with them, and the President had a PITCHERS! fai PITCHERS © = naity EA PEN DOUBLE. WAL, ICE PITCHERS. cf the neat ee WAL nalo mt greatly ase prices, Cail and you will beconvinee?. three officers killed. Bolivia was Progressing in political power, owing to Government reforms. Gen. Gallo’s revolution in Chile was ended, and ‘be himself bad gone inte the Argentine Confede- iy a 30 ee nae ration and laid down his arms. Congress was to meet cn the it of June. ‘Trade in Valparaiso was AP rock cree aia Toes he cece d pe much improved, ani nancial position of the é republic was more healthy. ir 2 306 Pa. av.. bet Sth and ieth streets. ——___ Gers CITY STEA. Tue ATLANTIC TELoRArH ComPANy.—The ‘OOD MILLs, Fost of 171 Atlantic Bing as have issued their i gal Maar Mert and Gat streets, Prospectus inviting the necessary capital for lay- y ing the new line. ‘The pr Proposed sum is £600,000 siete Sb dates and Split any length apd im £5 shares, but oe perder of alle ‘The subscribers are to enjoy all receipts up to W: M. GALT. percent. after which per een. it te be pd Stee saaaet! eae the old capital, all further surplus being equally | the most rehable ale tr oe divided. ‘The guaranty of $ per cent. from the | RxDed: thirty cases sant itt and pares Government is for 25 years, subject to successful | will be = at a hoo less jon fhm for need working, but incase of any temporary injury to] *#me gna‘ity vines ‘usally of the cable, a liberal time will be allowed for its weddo: Lh Bat WARD, restoration, the payment continuing meanwhie. _gasttonternand 8b and south side Pa. the eld cable nos eo dine Derma U7 The following named missionaries took their departure from New York on Wednesday in the Golden Rule, for China: Bishop Boone and family; Rey. Mr. Parker and wife, child and ser- tebe vant; Rev. Mr. Yocum and lady; Rev. Mr. ‘The first operations will be to endeavor to raise W: oft Ek TRUN meatet ‘elf the ine various sles ond and Thompson; Rev. Mr. Sanit and wite; Rev. Mr Sehereschewski; Rev. Mr Purdon, Mr. Hubbard. and Mr. Doyen, orl and Mrs. 2. pore. Al Chinaman brought over here by Bishop Boone || poplen bx gro orampan pt Sts Inete language F Fame oie 107 Mr. Everett's | pt ts ¥. Ledger is an eulogy of Hallam, whom he lee “the first atandard writer of bey after Hume, Gibbon and Robertson.”’ cowcatcher came in contact with a fashionably shoald be Bureau of ie in tay < Ju ices ‘ork h of the aeee conel yards, lay of April, 7 and the ne, nless uired red by the chief of t made within thirty t_spec’ aly oe Prices v and , and. tite Bie lr is Nayy Pend Clothe is for Pork.” as —— ‘all aero b ofthe ail aces age nue at day ie over wed end pounds frees fpr ked ine or dein square, neat, ire at No. Dee» graben, 1 i ae Tat aay of Januar A pe Pee ekeces peccuonn 5 Yememiaeeen bam 7a weighirg bot ina then » iat ding th by = reno has toms, € score mp a ies peck ry sit relune picoees cece ANTED—A SITUATION 8 0 cook, by a and n saw and fe, GUN Woman. Weighing n not oes than six Genrer net hes pees 6 than | to to her emp Esirietlem & “heey bos =i | e “foth q just | ed vith oe 20 Star if Office. . " — one 8 Vest eciae ah of Tatkee island Ta of of WANTED No. 417 ray bs “tf must have five ounces Tath wire ee Wate wi ae pels tpetroto exch barrel, exclusive 1" housework win eviet Re pee pickle. to be ater a strong as +alt o agriigation reopixed witl will make it, aud feast’ be erie bright ‘amt clear. | _jvli aut Each barrel must con 290 pounds net ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WOMAN % Wiig dea gee athe Bt is indy en tion as « Representative from Tennessee, where | Both the Beef aed Pork im balance of the commutation fund now amounts to | Weight of Beef or apt y pas na ip sewn | ‘ian eo best seasoned heart hendicg motrs, but they are said to consist of unconnected | of fares ete ist hn tne fou h ohthieks no excess of weight in weds oo at this office’ _— mel 3 90 selcokan hi hy, by oon A ry nea oopteaes |e scien ee ie irrects rom aes wholly seers each il the other pieces are ta be pac: instead of being cut with @ cleaver, must be cut throwsh with a saw pd knife, to givethe meat @ srerins i hess a nt sryoav imate a story of the house. The rope breaking she was ae than ciht pounds, nor mors than ti “The Pork must be peckea f front fattened h.» wed and, ‘a-fed, deg 8; the mprenee ne not | may eey five-oinl ths $03 . 3 A. ane an Nasr ha jy = . a * SOWA) USINESS CHIE, TO THOSE, WO po BUSINESS CHIEFLY it to theae sen upon ALFRED my NT. y BOYS’ SYLUM, =T. Rabe 3 a AN Inout _ am D— COLORED WOM eek a without we IT vAriON' to pee : nurse and doc In Ladies’, Misses’, Children's ‘BOOTS AND MANUFACTURE A EXAMINE OUR EX We Wr Keer Or: 16 PENNSYLVANIA wa at fNo-112 Greiner Gorge wn, D. WANTED TO. TO RENT By 85s 8.500 “ ——_ hesqae Sal dtoe rent 1 not not to ae a7 Penance ate the best -whi te ont 3 or "ctor hoops, ioe olpga Foe it soar see iron nee one one. rt neh in wi e, and one ae 6 and an it ANTED—In residing soocractaemananrartenr hen ™tt | WANTRDaa§ SSURORDRESL ‘Tet ferel f wh be of tee internal ca; nity ere mond = = a wired. F, hoo; rat Jations Derestor and Sa wth mi A — pty at ut the c counting rooin of Sele h — m Barrel in be ngetet Pd ybarai ons its az rn W ” or “Navy Pork,” ies ood be, Ia fe tracto: ae LIGE: OFFICE—Fami req nen packed, aud, vouch and ia ait ba brand. | ® 00d carefal Naree or Chambermnid for tow: ed se the yung stave wit oa by tec Onieeere bee rect vator Mrs. Nichols, the wo- = Leogee officers at tho re resaid,and by provisions? ‘who will be sel manding ing OtBovsss Ox Ca et wl B. or P.as the ‘ge country. some “eworn Rea ps Pector inspections must tractors, who must Tikowter” have 8 in good shipping order, to the sha Phe ol, ogg Commandaats of the aud, ons halftl each pay made, &* collateral security for the due a1 per! yof he contractor Statex, (2 liquidated dai mance of the on Bo Account be paid notil the plied with in all reapects; and ij tho United State in the deliveries within the presersbed peti of — on the pat of the contractor te ali or the Beef or Pork above mentioned, of em 2 lity and at the tin re will he event of equai to twice the amount of the Hiquidated damn: have been prese: con crue. ively. duly’ ‘approved bi eapeotive the ‘contract. lagly de conirect. rs whose others) wil be forth racticable a co: regord, bidder of ted in This guarante tifica'e tates Distt ia Judge, United States £ or Nayy Ngentet that the arcabe to make good th. ir guarantee posal will be nuless accompanied by uarant © bidder's namo and residence and the name ofeach mambe “| ice tne fat nder the ju auth Maoh both may be ru, he contract, t will above speci on of the of sty edhe mene with tae Christian names written in iol, tre pre of the ents, tho. Uacunandeat avy Yards, according to the terms of The parts cf Beef to be extluded will be partion- ted in the tng aving to he attached to the Persons intercsted cam obtain them en ap- HE BEST OF VIOLIN AND GUITAR Lap rn i this office. eatery the resp - — ges for such ieee con- ithe | Fe respective Navy Yards ae = t inspection, and at their own expens Twoor pore, approved snretiex ina sum equal A estimated amount ofthe contract wil! be required, and twenty per centum in addition wil be withheia from the amount of ‘abe ective contracts, which will ntracts are com be forfeited te to jure to dig mod page A und aud places above provided. Srfcit and pay to the United mages, A sum sae neet el contract Lwix octave at §25. te paid in case of the sete delivery thereat wh which is recovered fr ‘ayimout will be tiade hy by the perivdn 1» my per ‘centum to be withhe! n as before stated, siter the said Beef and Tork’ shall have been in- spected and ‘eceived, and bills for the same ahali mitad to the Na: is are acces pted (and pone with notined. and be Chon gp) to them contract m as i= be returned to ten days, ex nsiveor the time een for the reguiar traasm: or duplicate of the letter informing a of the acc-ptance of hix proposal. €e-med a uot:fieation thereof, within the meaning si the act of 1845, and his bid will be > will be made and ac nformity with this understanding. ry offer made must be acco: — rected in the 6th ® ction oftheact of ing Approp:iations for the naval service for 1645-"47, approved both of August, 1846) by a written guaran bed signed by one or more responsible persons, to tue. ff ct that he or they Poel § or bidders will if his or ther into an obligation within tea os sufficient surcties to furnish the ted (ax di- reas mak pe that the biddor y offers, must be olution of Coneress, approved h, 1854, “all bids for aupp!irx of previsions, nd smal! stores for th N TR jectad at the option of the Fe Bara neg Ss? by one not known asa manufacturer of made regular dealer in, nished, which fact, iy stated in the bids the article proposed to be fa or the reverse, must be be dietinet- red” jy W6-law4e [Port any TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON N ANDGLORGETOWN, HEALTH, ECONOMY > 4ND COMFORT! Remedy No more Fever an: or Diarrhea !! id Aw westion, or Blatu: wis these complaints the CaTaN WBA GINGER 18 AN UNEAILING REMEDY and PREV, ney Fre vations Wine is prepared PE AND 323 urity of quality and sual by anything in the market, th Fichners of favor, Ne. tine desirable of SUMMER BEVER NG ES Lica have whist its Tone and Invigorating Proper secured for it @ WORLD WIDE RKPUTAT!IO: PRECEDENTED sa The W tue is pre-eminent y adzpted tot! Constitution. ‘Also, for the J use Of Clery ween recast Sedentary Habits, being NOND LE. epared from th: wa erm Plantation and Family id Beverage. by > al Ss atcE G NGEW, wad, fo for IN’ TOX- ¥ LiitaSa Nie, ith cameo “OF the, ks. oa oe el py ‘aiters, Garden ‘= ‘will please'c valli atage Tith ‘strort, be freen avenue’ street. C. LEONARD, tons ef Scrap iro _ gt. and Wood, $1 O00 ine er, auitacioniy sce pee Pepestersrotret cn rea! on real cor Beh ice sien ‘7th street, of “opps Regul ligencer Wasieaeaintsiarer ses | aed ssi ae Ofc Se erg nheesdionn) o has to WAN. ~ anion ce at tee mmedi n- be eis etree a parents, OL TUATION i | an on Be acer comajive, obedieatya oa Ne +s iy 6-tf LOST AND FOUND. Monday, lith instant, 2 = LD head, on the read between Centreville. Prince Georse’s Palle Md., and 4); street, Washington. A reward watt to any one returning the ame to M ER. zp elrest, or Mr. BAILIS BR BROWN, ‘Benmnc's Bri jy 15-3" 5 RE REWARD—Was aoe from the stable of subseriber, liv pear Moker dree Chay el, on the Is ad of it. John Mi ehell,on fe in Brown Hi ORs [eri gipve reward house, PATRI! ck Prince George ck MUR Queen Anne, jy 15-3t* a Distr. OF COLUMBIA, Wasurxstox UNTY. To-wit -—I hereby certify past Dan’. Be of said county... astray, trespassing u} brown or roan MULE, ‘about 10 or it 9c nenre ule; De srticular marks mpon her except & white spot on he root of the tail: shod all rourd. Given unde) hand of me, one of the justices of the in for said county tnis Vath day of July, O8T, WHITE, The owner of the above aerial Male 1 re- quested to prove property, pay ohar, and take or away D. J. GRAHAM, dy 15-30" shore eorgetown. OUND ADRIFT, in the River uear Occoquan Bay,a ROW BOAT, whieh the owner bene ht can have by preving preporty and paying charges; otlierwise it will ts ame necording: to law. c.A BROW) iy 6 el 335 Pas av on encra: <i 2OGH od wie W hooray mill return said cow ie steak Mas vil be suita Jy rewarded. jy 14 6 ¥ED AWAY—On Monday, July 11th, Ebay MARES eae? Falg the 188, Tp sieon for bye roteenee De eee given er return to . F iid of ist street east, and Pa arent, Cap iy ___ FOR RENT AND SALE OUSE FOR RENT NEAR THE C FI SE008 NPEUEA RTE cgeito COMBS, Re. ohn tect cath era tte TORE TO LET A ede ALE —The Fixture: toes ne oy Sort else fm tf oom rtreet Tee 5 an excellent i we i sonable. “Apply on the premises, iy sat ‘OR SALE—A gentle -— deel: Lp Gn easy "tern ncoeliping honeckesp CFURNITURE, It wilt bs found to be very couplets, ont bas be sed 4 Sranpices, ond wo ce Pali ttle ue uw “a Ba Fs? RENT OR SALE.—A fine HOUSE. containing ten _oomacaids tern in the yard, near the reer large = 1 with @ good eellar—on Street of lath atree we al oes, wWakkintea, "** NSIVE STOCK. eu Satcapar Evexixos. VENUE, eae SoS as "ct y 16-F aw St” Din ‘UREATEST | TREAT or Tire SBABON. George Waskingion Font Mat, EO. AY Gna xD res or rp Re ORME AND DISPL. is ® oelock, under the an of the rrarre gd met for the pecasion, Will leave the he corner A$] =f MB oc y- See Fiying Clond will eeee vi bap Ad Children. aflenaye eronergt —_— vt ad kK =p ; Ue i wire or att Se eee corner Tth st. oa ells Ape theory 3 ON EAGINE COMPANY'S AN- THs AC ROLLS Sd in future advertise iy 18 at AND Pic ie Bay hol, LANG To: t AT ARLINGTON. TROLIC’ FRIEND soct- NDR ia. PV ys an jul ve = anes ng the Se eakruse nh. | Samat Crlebrated Brass and String Band has Picks feet tee kad at the heats and on the Frown for Gentlemen, 5: cents; Ladies, 25 cents; Cludeen, cat ym Nites ail Py packet boat, 25 cents, es J = Chile ont. inva the Fe every hour, frre 14 cents round me | tip.” Bromth. corny of Pa. Wi bhatt Gents. ™“ Fue oh at Pie Nic af he A: EXCU BAPHIS RA TO gure Street at O34, vend 73. vo enives ae i ith . mune. Refcrabeweute’ wth Ue nereed Se eae excursion and wi po) 7 rel to make —_ one of saree tre ea ten “ee ‘School ei child. Fro Committee, mae hehe fc e Chu Ben! 4 es friends ve» othe ittee,or at the boat on & pe Festa Angel,” TH. Barron. Te te PERS Penance PIG-NIC.—Thempem- Fire ND PIC Nic First ‘GRA! oF THE er Mechanics’ Association. | Baxe day; also The membore 7 poe | their friends ‘he ae, Saas ethenine vee sh in in their er one of enjoyment to these who may benrenion then mae leave a igh street wharf constantly “Tickets Fiery CENTS, Gfimitting acentieman indies, to be had of any of the members and at ithers’ b baud ingnsngacel erate 04 sce ted he engaged t Good order will be preserved. is? *s*_COMMITTR: i Ee ae ‘OTICE TO PLEASURE i N SEEKERS in wae to the semisweekly tip guage N of their steamer Powhatan to Nor | folk, offer the oS powcr of Washington | coperten MONT ands ea 1A eRe EK ce pine to pcan lac xeursion tickets will bestelied ate dar (1 eng for Sy with best Gf. ce B again eae, hain ae “ privilege of posh my poms er two ireera ——— ; also, fime shooting, laa had at these career se eth stent at 6% a. m. and 6% eturni ther int [Pye . 23 p. m. and SK a, re at the - ss 30: MAT INGLY ples Camping. . og Tiouet ‘Agent Potomac Steamboat Moos vi ION AN hee ‘TOMB OF Bev hee Vid wilt run reg- S eee siento the strect,atlO a. m., and re- p.m. <r or rat had ie ey Hotels and the avenue Rnd 7th state a ao | | er gh new BRICK | wn street | For terms, inquire | doch tina Assoriation) will, ithe ruce, be held in the 1h 4 Bowsdary ‘and h of July, ins. At ee ‘trom the School House mMmittee for sw nes plying | the < Children with Re 7 oD eth [nor Loe} Miss Starehall. K st. moar pl Moss . omen t r 246 et, usar ithe Whieom, 22 22d PCASTING sends Fapering Ge es Senet! EANGLEY, ‘on lth street, near M ioral Committee Mise Sut Julia Capron. Ps. av: ond Chilton, Pa - os Ste NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. BS: ABBOT bas severn| pi-acant ROOMS for | W onl ta ae Ss BYe.ark for ita trinl from all, entisfied that a ain-| AVE rent, at her resdence 109 West sires t, Goorge- als: ete ee i a | gfe tris. will establish at tho Bou'h the high repute. ss. or as cas oon which it has acquiredin all other sections of Hore: IR RENT ON CAPITOL. HILL.— Q i Union. ne Ieee art BRICK DWE LING, gortain- -M nie ‘ooms, im three Committ owes sali SNTABER SRS sy ti ollom van a Margin venue and and 3d sirect. The hone ts | aS ergmit fo, rection st: Me ECT ABLE dete Hee ie ae W. De my Gu ta, § ot! ied E pened papered Painted, meni Sent any Vernon, 18th et; John Psat» he ner 7 is ‘urd: 3 . aes ne omy 4 Yack a het oR sat Two UARES of GR Deviations of Supplies, Money, F Riser Sige ints Ee avn Co one | A hem pait ofthe city, whieh OUND: ba Pe epee ey el vermin, mS ie ee “Giank, suk J Hor ue a vy ive at roca 290, for —, Or} aud also any ether deuations for Kerping. up the "Brien, 9th A.C. Davidson, Oy and Lhe wrere Saat ite. Jocations for private Teenlence, wi me wh cae AE: hp A. Fenigyiaam’ ory ail pts TONG roxerncute. soe! partion’: it en 7 te! th: ‘of bet aer eee t ae ate bet idence street nort a Radre, of the email s, ths mje itt ac Ba: Beh a ies ahem ny & ia ay. “aul auhaie ft Campbell, York av. had nian st. TAWBA INgtoR Ghrown uf Potnores) Secon h Orie SA ALE Wholesaic iy lelm S Ja and. Ni a t, 17 Jas. Bich, nee rc Win ate; Joseph Week DINE IS FOR Boucher, Caste athe ae | " lercer at., Balt McDO! NELL, General Acent. For = ‘Two DWELLING oor piensa: ited the hern = intr 305), ape eeats othe rat ti perpcath Tie now fore nat sue les So Saree and L, streets north. 3 4 st* OR TSs if F Una denrahio 4 three- ag F. BRICK R&R ped Ee, back. buiidy stsbin ite “Reat Ee a eae oath ta at Met.AUG HLIN’S on end oat sraota, oF at 419 3th -¥-3 Whi le wee 4 EA, en: ; oe nen ieee eneetion saanconen with _iy 2-lw xd ree sealrBO. Wi-tcibution ef Bi “ise by ‘Aattbouy Hyde, i Pinky SRS Egat ies have bee Fithay’ ‘eRe Sees zit - get caters b. m. Philadelphia Mare i ron = tare fh Burgundy. wn character of the above horses INSUre AD exciting and fast race. los, Testaments and Books to de, Exq., Singinc. &e. SEMEN CLOTHING WADE To OR. | SMALL. Fi W om my 2 aay tire forint ‘wotlhae horses ater oa Sadeots a emen in, Dual st ie se ASR ae ENE ow; be closed on Weduer > , peepee ve of ipo on water ae eect taoat fotshed % cated sults ae eas —— BEAUTIFUL STATUE chops Sarcia ene tees HH! rnd fi - ly aaked and ratis' tiaaet Uaranteed, ate pump of water in enlist lneelaet E. y jy ee véawe. het sereal i ae a ise” Anct're ob Sisicbonkee Bisse —— co rs te \ LA eG ARTQRE MENT OF PER ES iy Fer SALE Wishing to glows pp te nae BOARDING. we Swre. iy9 cS completed,) = we ni Fre READY-MADE i ibooreena and sie. teland, <3eh nse con- | Reseed Ae oe aay ave. c 5 Perma, gee eeing tote 4 inck Drap d’Eta Coats, Pants ana Wests, sn : ae <P ol Mecure home: | is tele oe ae : quire reat os wer oo coats a