Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1859, Page 3

to the adidreas of our ejtizens during their absence | at anfofthe stinmer retreats, by the earliest.maih | Gus Paget is put to press. “‘Thasthey can keep = ves eee ly posted with #1! that tran- y fn Washington, and at the same time iv- form themselves of alk thé eutrent events of the day. Pennsylvania avendete sues ride thence to 3 a uns Music by the akcaent Se, Pupils of Disteiet is ; song I anpual address, b ™usic by the, 5 ” by mid one will be awarded to the best school, ot department of school, fed to the fomale inches to be awarded to the portiog ag ’ rs are sh: after the fashion of a shield: while those int for the males are execated, Re sed tasteful wiphin aver. ly-desizned wreath, the words, ea aad sty eter verse side, “* ing by whom the honor als were manufactured a 3. Cava and en- grved and chased ir. Wm. city, whovis Satitied to mauch credit ter skiil and elegance Which he has . The Pe. miums consist of books, af various aoontigt ons and sizes. great care havi: been taken by the trustees to select such as would.be best adapted to the age and-capmeity of the recipients. One. tegiven in class for attention oto stad y. geaeral improvement; one in eacn class for exemplary conduct; and one to each who has Beogpenctgelly present every s-hool day thraugheut the year. In addition to the above. pee ye be awarded for general or special First District School, Male Depart yient+S. John Thomson, Teacher. Medal—Jamies H. McK. Davis. kxemplary Conduct —George Schiebler, Franke Finckel. Jos. A Lam rt A , Attention, to St: General Imiprovement— gs Gamal, 7 A. Bickerton, Lemuel Den- han ut. a Punctuality—James McK. Davis, Lemuel Den- ham, Willie Harkness. Diplomas—Levin J. Sothoron, Alfred Lindsey, Henry Weeden, Jno. Murphy, James Pilling, R. Mason Thomson. Fenaie Department—Miss. Middleton, Preceptress. Medai—Letitia B. rt Exemplary Conduct—Sarah V. Tri wwk. Harkness, Ellen Brown, Lydia Geeana A. Walker. Sallie A. Ellen. Attention and General Improvement —Fannie A. Middleton, Sallie E. A. Rodier, Sopbia R. Cook, Mary E. Graham, Martha Brown, Adelle Tait. weet Bnctuality—Jessie F. Middieton, Mary A. Worth. Lanra A. Flint, Emma Rocbe, Laura 4 Cook, Catherine V Rigglen: ’ Diplomas—Aagusta Wetherall, Sarah B. God- dard. “Lucretia “A. Barker, Mary S$. Qaanttill, Martha E. Moreland, Olivia BH. French. First Department, Male Primary—Mrs. Rodier and Miss Hall, Preceptresses. Medal—Chester Hasiup. Exem Conduct—Albert W. Siowssa, Gep. Vermillion, Edwin 8. Moran, Geo. C. Sinith: Attention to Study and General Improvemient Janes E. Banzs, Robert H. Harkness, George Barr, John Magee. Punctuality—Chester Haslup, Charles Hatfleld, Robert H. Hare Eugene Boyle, Richard B. a PY Re Dorsett. ¥ W.Graham, Thos Aaderson, Wan. Tillett, Richard E. Crump. Junior Department of Male Primary. ~Mledal—Richard Morgan *s_ Attention to Study General Improvement — Wm. Crowley, Fernand Thomas, August Miller, Wm. Martin, Harry Sioussa, Edw’d White, Jas. Dorsett, Frank Thomas Diplomas—Jos. Fowler, James Scheel, Lewis Beach, Jas. Heicks. Primazy School No. 1—Miss Ritchie, Preceptrese. Medal—Maria P. Alien. Attention to Study and General Improvement — Jennie Tree. Fannie Tucker, Louisa Scheibler, Rosa Bates, Virginia Drew, Marion Clark. Punctuality—Jennie Tree, Louisa Scheibler, Bettie Coyle, Fannie Tucker. Senior Department of Primary School No. 2—Miss Love and Miss Robinson, tresses. Medai—Amelia Mattox Attention to Study and General Improvement— Sarah Jane Hyssett, Georgette P. King, Mary M. ‘Turton, Mary Awna Canfirid, Sarah C. Anderson, _s Kelley, Sarah E. Wright, Atiee J. Shed ‘rah E.Morzan, Sallie Roche, Angeline J. Ree Cornelia Hurdle Ponctuality—Christina Hager, Mary E. Len- man. Rema J. Wiiliams, M. M Bilge. Diplomas—Jennie Herbert, Mary Ada Gaither, Fannie Mili, Jenaette Boyd, Maria Taylor, Car- Oling Rafser Primary No. 2—Second Department. Medai—Ros: E Cantleid. Attention to Study and General lmprovement— Laura Wetheretl, Julia Je Dewelney, Sarah J. Sothoren, Virginia Mellington, Mary FE. Gould, Fannie Flint, A. Sotboron, Augustine Guil- 5 Miller, Marion Wetberell. Panctuality—Kate Kane, Emma Lenkins, Mary — wo , Laura - Harkness, —Annie Kearson, Hannah Parker. Spade. Alfaretta Parker, Delia Reilly Primary School No. 3—Miss Slater, Preceptress. Medal—Darbia Ourand. Exemplary Conduct—Wm Burche, James Ho- an, Kate Baker, Eddie Allan, Wingfield Ster- ng, Frank Hamiiton. Attention to Study and General improvement— Inez Johnsom Jobn Burche, Corinna Martin, Ja- cod Doyle, Eliza Martin, John Suit. Punctuality—Laura Crider, John Ourand, Alex- ander Stuart, Susie Hammon. Diplomas—Jobn E.. Siouasa, Thos, TH. Sfoussa, Charies Kiunk, Eugene Hogan, Mary J. Hamil- ton, Alice M. Fowler. Primary No. 4—Miss Mille, Prereptrese Meda!—Chas. H. Walker Exeniplary Conduct—Martha KE. Anderson. Vir- inia Jenkins, Anna A. Watt, Mary Thomas, bitip McDermott. Attention to Stady and General Improvement— Wu. F. Streeks, M et A. Bridger, William Thompson, Lammoad Cook, George W. Fowler Punctuality—Charles H. Walker, Susan Good- ~~ Philip De F. Rhinehart, Jobn Bridget, Wm Fowler Diplomas—Susan Goodyear, Phil. Rhinehart, Mary M. Watt. Louisa Wilson, Kate Rhinehart. Alice Linkins Primary School No. §—-Miss Hoover, Preceptress. Medai—Win. F. Brown Exemplary Conduct—John F. Digges. Annie C. Woltz, Jane Richardson, Mary Brown, Annie Harmon Attention to Study and General Improvement— Margaret C Nailor, Edward O. Gillehurt, Alice Gleason, Joseph Connin: Rachel Moreland Panctoality—Elizabetl Humeiver Joba H. Rigetes, fs i rge Gleason, Marion Davis, Anna Estelle Lindsay, Emma Collins, Clayton A. Hoover. WM plomas—Jno. H. Rigcles, Mary Brown, Jao. M_ Lowe. \nna Estelle Lindsay, Mary Gillehust, Ida Brown A Wasmixeton Suaxren ovt West —We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that Geo. W. Massey, formerly of this city, has been doing a Pretty extensive business on a small capital out west. At St. Louis, about ch pt ayo, he pur- based the Missouri Hotel and several tracts of country lands ou credit, which, after enjoying the ownersiip of them ashort time, he was obliged to. give up. after having pee ban nag ap worth of cattle on the strength of bi to the lands. He has lately been a in Cincinnati, buy- ing property on credit and borrowing small sums of money on false re tations of wealth A his victims was the celebrated wine king, Nicholas Loagworth, whom he bled to the tune of only $5). however. From Cincinnati Massey went to Newport, Ky., which place, the Gazette says, he left. deserting his wife aud five children. Among the effects he left bebind was found the following letter: Joly 12, 1559, : You told Mr. Clark, a week since, that ld eall in two or three days and pay me lent you. If you wish to avoid trouble, inust not Tet this week withont calling aud paying, it. +N. Loxeworts.” Aumost « Fine —Last evening, a fice wns dis- covered in the dwelling of J.C. McGuire. Esq., on E street, between Sixth and Seventh. Through tue exertions of Dr. A. McD. Davia, a next door A fhetghbor, a constant supply of waler, ‘(a number of Seapeha.matfied ta the pulposy SelB Veal ly at extinguished the saved the “eval ‘uruiture fron serious injury. The Doe- tor took the wise preeaution to the sy ad doors t prevent the remove! of furniture, before he wentto work. and thus averted ate me age Which ensves from the shoughtless actw mo and boys in such cases. The fire, le were scorched. Mir. Metvvire, witb his farally, bad Jeft the city for a trip North. ‘| depot, and héafing of the | of py eagtand in pot ia eepaty garded the idee of | Reme digerasce, . [3 ine Frazier’ h of eiviaced years, got married to and, Bill Crawford, a highly respectab! cua nnomTe ot eee arery good home, wine fs has but litle dot Tgraatednizvlan sponse In fie prectiee Ok, het rphs ep agunter oncorteea, and = qhuesee is that when Bull ects deer quarrel, Ht'was ine ‘or | after cheater: hers,-and the Justice, to have Bill upa drunk, and di on his recommendation, issued a warrant by tie ‘fair Josephine ‘ona similar charge, aud the Var sm phe fined both: complainants and ‘doth defendants the sum of $3.4 each, which they paid, and wended thelr way back to the fortune Me Win, T. Bassford thonght the Corporation! ordinance respecting the rasan at fr of hogs was not quite rigidly enongh carried out on - tal, Hill. So he called on the Bape the ot! tol pl subject Spb ag fie fn the u res! in. ee nd Police to the infected ‘vidial | sendi’ <_ _ ot ; ~y ty wit ., Now, it ratber up- (eitanately dey Basford, that the very, frst “‘squealer?’ laid ‘hold of by the ‘stripe’ was his own. This unlooked-for’resnit of soliei- tude for the public weal en: Mr. B. to such an extent, he cursed and swore, and’commit- fed numerous indiseretions, and i ge up by calling Officer Harrover ‘‘a d—d [lar.”” This led to.a brief visit to.the office of Justice McKen- na, who having beard the grievances on both sides, fined Mr. B-@258. This was notvall, fot the officer Mr. B's porker tn custofly, and Before tletou get him a tid, be was compe led fo disyorge the additional sum of “$1.25,-by the yment of which, the unlucky cause of all bis disturbance, was saved from aantommioa invemcantiey at the hands of the Corporation Ss. Mike Rady was —— under the exhileratin; inflwence of too much + .? whieb caused him to threaten to crack the skull of Pat Morphy “wid a shelalah.’’ Justice McKenna tried to convince Mike that this was uncoustitu tional, but failed. Mike wasn't to be hambugged; so he was sent tospend a good warm summer's night in the eastern lock-up, and when morning came, Mike ackno’ + with sundry wry imaces and the display of a face ad me of finds resetting the top of a pepper-box, pis opinions held on the previous lg were with- drawn, and might be consis by the magib- trate, if be chose. as having never been enter- tained at ali—atall. The Justice had opined that Mike would change his views, and so mildly in- formed him that he had overlooked the offensive opinions before alluded to, and that he could go after discharging his bill for lodgings, amountin: to $3.94. This was done with some alacrity, ar Mike moved rapidly away from the scene of -his night's experiences. inan atiaed W helan was brought before Jus- tice MeKenna, charged with being en; ged in ay free tight near the residence of J Deucian, at seems that Officer Harrover was at the railroad = took a hack and Tecenies, to the place; and, on arriving there, Vheelan threw a large stone at him, which—the windows me peyameer ryan eur @ passed through without doing any injury. For this breach of eti- quette, he" el ed $10 and costs, which he refused to pay, declaring that it was “too infernal 7 magistrate hinted about 9 days at the work-house, but Whelan expressed a strong desire to visit that rurai retreat for a few montbs. Here his wife, who was |. interfered, offer- ing to pay the fine, but defendant wouldn’t permit it to be done. At the earnest entreaty of the wife, the justice refrained from sending him to the work-house, but, placed him in “The celebrated Eastern lock-up, to reflect during the might, and in the morning he had so far changed bis views about the work-house, that he made no sort of ob- jection to his wife paying the fine. ‘This was ac- cordingly done, and Mr. W. departed, quite so- bered by his night’s adventares with the inqulsi- residents of the Bastern lock-up. Before Justice Cull —Wm. Guinon was success- fully accused of being disorderly in the street. He was fined $1.58. Thomas Osmond was caught round the corier, drank and disorderly, and behaving quite apraar- iously.. Fined $5. Joba Crawford, was accused of being a runaway from the work-house; so he was recomunitted to that institution for 90 days, Thos. O* Donnelé was accused of flinging stones about the streets in too promiscuous a mafiner to suit the Navy Yard Pople Fined $1 58. Jobn Coster. from the country, and wild exceed- ingly, did not believe there was a law to prohibit hits from throwing stones where and when he pleased. He was convinced, however, when the magistrate compelled lim to fork over $1.94. Mr. Riley, for fast driving, was made to pay to the Corporation the sum of $2 94. C. A. Vermillion. drunk and disornerly; 2/94. Wm.Towers, disorderly and pugnacions; $1.91. Before Justice Clark.—Samuel Furguson, Paul Jones and John Moore were severally ebarged with violating ag ordinance of the Corporation re- lating to dogs. They were each fined $5 and costs. George Burke was eha with harboring « feminine canine without a license. He was fined $10 and coats Emeline West, a good-looking colored woman, ‘Wes accused of swearing. She was fined #2 10 Emeline soon forgot the flue, and went np to the First Ward, where she swore again, to the horror She was mn brought up, and this time was fined $4.42. [Oificer Daniel Whelan, of the Ninth District, requests us to say that he is not the Daniel Whelan reported as having been sent to the watch-house on the night of the 19th instant. Of course not, Daniel—no one suspected such a thing.J tive A CompLaint.—Last night, a young German named Wolf was taken to the guard-house on complaint of his landlady, also a Gerinan, who said that ‘he be so badtsome dimes dat no dies can, standt him. Him and his vife hab room up stairs im the house, and den some dimes he break dings ali ofer der My children be all preak out mid der heat, and when dey be shieep den he drow der furnisher ofer der floor and dey vake up and gry. Who you dink can stay in der house mit 80 like dem? One dime he hab de mangy poachy, and du weeks he be so badt no poddies can shieep. Who you dink like ter haf like-him in der house’? After a frequent recapitulation of her grievances, the ac- cused was allowed to speak He said he thought the complaint grew out of a private grudge, the cause of which he was unable to explain. He in- tended as soon as he was able to obtain other quarters to do so. He was held to keep the peace. Supptx Deatu —J. Lynch, aged about 30 years’ a laborer in the employ of Mr. W.T. Dove, while eogaged io making an »xcavation for a sewer at the corner of F and Thirteenth streets, yesterday drank inordinately of cold water while very much heated. He was taken sick suddenly and went home: by administering restoratives fe was con- siderably revived. and at 9 o'clock last night, felt so inuch better that be expected to go to work opel this morning; but he soon began to fail and died about 12 o'clock. He bad been married about one month. This will serve asa warning to others who are obliged to labor in the sun, ble the too free use of cold water while over- heated. —_—_——_. Cuntax Maraet.—The supply was abundant this morning, and of good quality. At the pro- duce stands the increase of vegetables was so great as to canse a very sudden decline in prices, not at all to the dissatisfaction of purchasers. Tornatoes, which last week were selling at 50 cents per were purchased last night from tie wagons at 3 : cents per barrel. Except in the vegetable and preduce department the prices remain abont as at the close of tlle week. Graxp Pte-Nic at ARLINGTON, To-monrow.— The George Washington Tent. No. 1, pf the]. O. of Rechabites, give a grand. pic-nic at Arlington Springs to-morrow, which the design to Be *‘the createst treat of the season.’? ithers’ Band has heen engaged for the oceasion, and a grand dis- “ake place at 8 o'clock im of ilre-works is to edeleiey : Gex. WaswixctoN’s Brostean.—Thete is in. lon of Col. Lee's family, at-Arlington, the Detistend op Which Gen. Weaington ated: Ibis 2 ain the foot of witht at ner snd pats of rene slight, and thle rails {userted low. ey om Coxxzcrion.—Yesterday, imthe Couneil Bud_ get, Mr. Meade is, reported: es having sid the ice Committee ded the new market ‘ag ye it should have been ‘res a new. market as obsolete,’’ passing over ¥ » eS aay ‘This twelve-inch main can deliver dlong Bridge street and Pennsylvania avenue n the reser- voir andthe foot of C: Hill aboat-2,000,000 — bir? fue hours. It can de- Tiver about Seras and still retain opened pass | Nand. the Navy Yard. Bice" SORagtpeprly | find that the water has been used during some es of the day at the-rateof 50.000 gallons per ur, Which is at the rate of 1,200,000 gallons a thus used the water will not ru on aud iC 3) male now }e|d on the: ip K street will ~when connected, bring afresh su; y. <, Sate lve-inch -main’ ob the summit s the Navy Yard, ® ae Very few pipes have as yétcome into use in the two citiesexcept the Government mains on Bridge street and avenue, and:we find a rate of consumption of 50.000 gallons per hour al- ready. of Washington. through meen the whole ef all its streets, has the 1€ 0) of free use, | will the amaiagion anuctoes tt ly of sixty- seven million ions prove extravagant ” This free and lavish use is not waste; it cools the air, lays the dust, cools the pavements burning | under our tropical sun. and adds immensely to, the comme and health of those who are obliged’ to remain in the city during the heated term. With the Potomac asa source, and the thirty- inch matn in addition to: the twelve-inch main) already laid, there will, 1 trust, be no need of re-! strictlons upon the use of water for some years. Still, as the water comes into general use! throughont the cigy, other and pe gh mains from! the reservoir wil Mecessary. “To meet this ne- cessity, the crossing of Rock Creek is being made by two pipes of three feet six inchesclear diameter. The mains to be laid by ample for su ying public buildings, Navy Yard Arsenal, and: public squares, and will also give a supply to the city for some years, sumption other city the United States are unless the con; head should be greater than in any nown. || Court, the su eres), Gi. 5 cot xIcaN Mustaxe ENT. Its woneerful ‘eficcts and eo: rhaps rticle in the Berhap story x jected to the care ee . severe eet Tedorent sts,and met with sofew hanes ro fariu hy pee pied Fu aateat Woo Cute, Se Carry — ns, Eruptions on Man tiseo fat amedi ae of surpriaing wi ‘nar Phy sevens sre com some remark - cases it has naturally attract i 6 first scientific minds: compelled to prescribe it: a1 thle" cures of! Chramic, atl Bitortat tom paved siret betes ammo 40 be be ment i; hi neter yak Wee goveind proald iy coca tedlocs in a parts of the world. < pense & Park, Proprietors, New York, 1 CERES aren Fasect Powder, On "Tuesday morning, 19th itxtant, in Baltimore, REDERICK A. KO ES, formerly of Alexan %-» hut Tor the last thn ye Tesident of jaitimord. im the hath year Of hisage. ° A Washington and Alexandra papers copy.) On the 2th instant, W ey RU infant son of Ldwartiand Winitrad J; Thomas a, lotaieeeneinninanieiniemntimmemememmmennammmmmaemiienmereme el By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUH.DING Lots ON THE ISLAND, ON 6TH STREET West — By virtue of tne last will and testament of Hanson Barnes, d ceased. and aa order of the Orphans’ t sell, on TUESDA’ «the k p,m Sela. wine No. in William B. Todd and William Gunnell’s subdivision of Square No, 463, frovting each 23 feet 8 inch>s on 6th street weet, between south Dand E atroets, by 120 fest deep. ‘Pe above property is eligibly situated and rapidly enhancieg 11 ue, Rei BWth instant, at Gao'e! No. 1? and 19, Term fmonths. he purchaser's notes, bearing interest from the Say of sale, with deed of trust upon the property; and if not cowplied with in six days after the sale, the property will be resold, upon one a will Sines at Oni pigtZiii about 42,000,008 ol , Or one hun ions da) for each whos wz than, andonila ete pobeetinn of .qne hundred and twenty thousand. } * If in this heated city the consumption should go beyond this ratio, then other mains must be laid down, which in that case should be 46-inch pipes. For this the proper arrangements are already made attbereservoir, where four 48-inch f pes are placed in the pipe-vault ready for connexion with those hereafter to be laid into the cities. Iam, very truly and respectfully, your obedient servant, M C. Meics, Captain of Engineers, Chief Engineer Washington Aqueduct. Dr. J. B. Bake, Com’sioner Pablic Buildings. Heats or tHe City.—The following is the report ef deaths in this city for the month of June: Abcess, 1; accident, 3; bowels—congestion of, 1; brain—ci ion of, 1; disease of, 1; softening of, 1; carbuncle, 1; childbed, 2; cholera infantam, §; congestive chill, 1; consumption. 19; convulsions, 2; croup, 2; dentition, 2; diar 1,4; dysentery, 5; dysentery—chronic, i; ‘enteritis, 2; arysipelas, 2; fever—scarlet >; typhoid, 1; gastro enteritis, 1; beat isease of, 3; hemorrhagé, 1; hydroceph- alos, 1; mania-a-potu, i; meningitis tubercular, 1; oid age, 3; paralysis, itonitis, 1; pertussis, 1; pneumonia, 1; scrofula, 2; still-born, 5; sudden, Bs tresmus nascentium, 1; not reported, 2. Of this number there were of the ave of 5 years and ander, 41; 3 to Iu, 3; 10 to 20, 6; 20 to 40, 26; 40 to Gv, 7; 6) 10.80, 5; over 80, 2;’ not reported, 2; still-born, 5—total 97. = Runaway.—This morning, a pairof horses at- tached toa wagon ran off from the direction of the Centre Market, on Seventh street, and caused considerable alarm to the numerous pedestrians along the rou Fortunately, however, no one was injured, and the most serious damage was to the wagon, which was smashed. The frequency of those occurrences argues Strongly for the erec- tion of proper posts or racks at which to secure horses tpon the streets, and especially about the markets. ‘Tbe most docile animal may be fright- ened. and if not secured runaway and do very serious injury to persons and property. The law makes ita penal offence to tic Lorses to trees, tree- boxes, Ac., and there are no other convenrences for their security afforded by the Corporation. A LavpaaLe Acrtio: n yesterday a paper ‘was circulated in the workshops of the Navy Yard for the phrpose of obtaining subscriptions to relieve the unfortunate victims of the recent Kun explosion there, and amongst the hands the sum of $200 was subscribed. It is understood that this amount will probably be doubled by the subscriptions of the master workinen in the various departments, and the officers of the Yard who have not yet come forward. This substantial sympathy is in keeping with the character of the noble hearted fellow employés of the sufferers, and atfords an excellent example for the benev- olent minded in other portions of the city, ‘To-day, the Court met at Cximinan Cover. the usual hour, and took up for trial the cases of | the United States agt. John Dennison, in which the defendant was charged with an assault and battery upon one Luke Conner in Georgetown. Jas. Hoover was also placed on trial on a charge of participating in the above assault. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty in both cases. The Court then took up three cases, in Which John O*Day, M. Hernay, and Stephen Dy were acensed in two cases of rioting and « ing each other, and other persons, ata hi the First Ward. This case was peuding our report closed Horse Taminc.—Mr. Lanier, the gentleman who invented the effective rein by which horses are prevented from kicking and running away, and the strap by which. however Vicious, they are prevented from kicking, running, or shying, (and which, at the same time, is no impediment to then when trotting, but rather an advantage, as it has the effect to regulate their pace.) is now in the city experimenting on horses, reducing: those to harness or saddle which were previously given up as unconwollable. * Tne Presence or Pouice Drsinep.—An esti- mable citizen desires us to call the attention of the Police to the conduct of a number of rowdy boys who, he says, ularly congregate on Thirteenth street, genera! tween E and F, causing great annoyance to those living in that neighborhood | by their noisy and indecent behavior. Stream Communication Between WAsutxcton } anv New Yorx —The new screw steamer Mount Vernon, intended for H. B. Cromwell's line be- tween New York and Washington, has been | launched. She is 600 tons register, of great length, flat floor, and with sharp ends. She is inten dj to make a round trip weekly. Waren Rervurns.—George Green, colored, drunk, and sleeping in the market; workhouse 90 days. John F. Wolfe, disorderly; security for peace. Bridget Rhine, drunk ind disorderly; Workhouse 90 days. Jobu Sullivan, do.; fine and costs. Tuar Awrvt Sicut—a dranken woman—was | witnessed this morning on Seventh street, near F, where # female in this condition lay sprawling upon some building materials. A FEW LAMPs have been placed on the line of the yas pipes across the mall, (Four-and-a-half st. and Seventh street,) and were lighted for the first | time last night. Tue Gonsucn Cuaret Soxpay ScHook propose to givean excursion to Fort \Vashington on Wed- neaday, the 27th instant A Granp Pic Nic is oming of to-day at ** The | De aren to eee Park,’’ Seventh street. You will find an omnibus no in making every weaned | ; rangement for Goavductine thelr busines 6 ste: a se 2 5 C2 epee aaa ps Tore third cash; > moet for notes, bearing Tatdeeen Dba aa a A deed.gi isisd ‘ uetionwer. ae WO HANDSOME CARRIAGES AND Very Strgzaiorn Kivine Horse at Avctioy.—On TURDAY MOURNING, July Sari oFsioek, Vetien rooms, al i superior Close Family Carriage, 1 Ladies’ beautiful Dun Riding Horse. — be seen prior to the sale at No. 310 Hi street ‘nol eredit of 2 and 4 months, for satisiactori- Wy coborsat moles, basriag ate jy lod _ J.C. McGUIRE & CO. Aucts. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PAie® OF VERY SUPERIO) YOUNG Marcu Muces at AvcTiox —Oni FURDAY FN iat Saly 20, at tooiplod. a 4 out f the 100 Tooms, we =! ‘& pait of very supe. rior young mate Mules; rietnmarte of doakir and believed to be the par 4 Mules ever offtrad for selein tinse:ty: Terms en jy 6 J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auct’ra. J, 0. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers. Fe ESTERS SALE OF VALUABLE IM QROVED PRorexty ON SIXTH STREFT WEST. BRTIWERX G ayn H STREETS TH. at PuRLic Auction.-On TUESDAY A RNOON, Aa- gust a tt fig o’olock, on the premises, by pitino ty eed from George McNaughton and wife, Augnst x i858, and duiy recorded in Liber A.S, »» 15°, folios 173, et seq., che subscriber wi'l sei! at public auction Lot numbered twelve, (12) in Square numbered four hundred and eighty-six, (480) week's pokicc, at the risk and expense of the pur- River fis) fot ten elon ens Nieproveane chaser “Tithy'made perfect. < consisting of & two-story brick Dwelling House, ALEXANDER LEE, Adminivre.T. A. | With back building aud bakery attached. joes A. GREEN, Auct. ‘Terms: One fourth cash; the residue in six, : JAE ABOVE SALE 18 POSTPONED {by adecd of trust on the pretusae, All coatereree until WEUNESDAY, the 27th instant. ing at the cost of the purchaser. 4, A GREEN, Aut, | 1 JAS. &. Wall ACH, Trustee, CONSTABLES SALE—By virtue of writ of | i719 cotds J.C. MeGUIRE & Cb., Auct ‘fora facias istned by Thomas C. Donn, a Jus tice of tae Peace in for Washingion coun ©, and to me cirectod, against the goods and tlen, Iand and tenements, rig liteand credits of Ein F. Vowles, L have serzed_and taken sa the property of sad Vowies, one fs: em Avd bheroby cive notice that on THURSDA »the 28th day of Jaif, 15), at the honref 10-0’ lock a m.. in front ot the Market Honse in the cite of Washington, 1 shali proceed to sell said Grey Horse for cash to pay and satisfy fierx facims in favor of Robert Alexan- der. CHARLES KEBLE, Constable, iy 21-3tT.8& W i By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. TT RUSTERS SALE OF A THREE-STURY Brrex Dwetiixc Horse, ann THE Lot ox WHICH IT STANDS, —By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscribers, duly executed, bearing date o} about tho Ist day of June, 1858.and recorded in ber J, A.S., No. 158, folios 24. et ss one of r for Washington county, ia the trret of Calumbis. wo will. on PRIDAY, the 3th day of August, 1'59, at 6 o'clock Le m., offer bic auction, to the highest bidder, in front of Promises. a) thatpartof Square of cround Np. 905, situate im the city of Washingtun, eontained within the following metes and bounds, to wit: Commeneing for saad part of enid Square ata poirt go Virginia avenue St feetand 6 inehes eastward from the soathWwest corner of said Square. and 1:1 ming eastwardiy with the J: nae 18 fret, thenes northeastward!y with said avenue 70 feet, Sema Sos mecdly aud pt tishtentics with aid jast jine and par ailel wit said avenue ds fert, and thence south- oeat 70 feet to the place of beginning; toxether with the improvements thereon, consisting of asub- stantial thcve-story Brick Dwelling-noose. 4 Terms of sal ne-third cash ; balanee in 6 and 12 months, for which the purchaser 'wi!l be re- uired to give hts notes, bearing interest from the yedsale. The deferred ments to bs secured by a doed of trust. ‘The purchaser wi!l be required pay immediately after the sale $50 on account of the cash payment, otherwise the Trustees reserve the right “put the property up agaia and resell it immediately; and if all the terms of not com- plied with within 5days fromthe day of sale, the ‘Prustees reserve the right to reseil the property, at the risk and oost ef the defaulting purchaser, on giving 5 days’ public notice thereof, All conveyance at the « the purchaser. for sate, “ jy 2t-eots sesh MEI onan GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS. 5 FISH! FISH" 150 sparred New STPORT HER- RING, in good order. and for sale low fe BRADLEY & TAYLOR, jy M-4t 164 and 166 Water st , Georgetown. | POR NEW YORK | E schooner Hamilton, sai) as above with det —The fast wailing packet ‘aptain Ogden, wi toch. For freight ay cCOBB & DODGE. 6% Water st., Geore 300 FLOUR! FLOUR"! € BARRELS NEW EXTRA FLOUR, of superior@uality. i Also. a variety of brands of Old, both extra gna common. For sale by ’ M. R. EDES, jy 21 3t Cor Water and High sts., Geergetowh, TAKE NOTICE, LL persons owning property on either Beall street. between Congress and Green treets, are required hy anordinance approved the isth of July, 185), to have the footways fro:ting the xa:ne paved with good, hard brick, and in conformity to the established grade ofsaid Beall street. Tho work must in all respe sts be done in n ay of by the undersigned, or 1t will be rr ‘he impravemsnt must be completyd by tl day of August next, or it will then be made by th subscribers and paid for out of the tax which has been lev for that purpose. Parsons interasted, who may wish further infor- mation, oan apply at th= Mayor's office. ‘UN. Mayor, mmissiouers, ENRY ADDis JAMES J. BARRETT, © Georgetown, D. C., July 2ist, i859, jy 2l StawtAu2s ce \ TO CONTRACTORS, | Seanen proposing beendorsed “Bridge Pro- natal be received at this office until Weilnes- the zt! yen Aust he ra e of the one now there, and of the wm and endumble materials, which are to be approve’ of by the un- dergigned or his duly appointed agent. before any portions of the same ace pl in the structure. Fach bidder wil his proposal the kind anddimensions of amb which ho interis te pe in the work, nn y other explanations which © MAY choose to make. - HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. Mavor’s Orricg, Georgetown, July .0—6t OR HARPER'S FERRY —The fast an4 oom- how mer ANTELOPE, | Capt B.F. Watts. leaves George town evers TUESDAY, PHURS- 2 Y, hn soy leg i; at7 o' Shay Sa irning, leaves Harper's kerry every iN ‘§ WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ato'clock in. ‘are . N. B. The Antolope makes an extra trip to Shep- | herdstown and Williamspo:t on Saturday nichts and Sunday mornings, Jy 15-20" | ay. nt, m., for building a W. | Br “ollege Run,” near the canal, beyoud the corporate pe of Georgetown. to be of the EWIg PAYNE | Wuoresar kor kND SHOR | Bridee street, Georgetown, D. The ettontios. REALER, f the trade i tfully called to | my steck of ‘outhe’, Men ‘aud Boysen CALFSKIN SHOES, for summer wear all facta Ny iock of PATENT, LEATHER work isalso assorted and weil worthy of atten- “large lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS (athabis for sorvani ts) also on hand aad constantly i Az Country merchante and others in t call oraddress meat No, 77 Bindge af Georgetown, D.C. _ __ NEW pat de decried re NION BOTTLING DEPO wes Green street, GMB 8 c The undersigned respectfully announce to their jonds and bli rai that they Nertoate Temoaies tant neamiceees ie 8 to take you there, on Seventh street. Wathingson Aqueduct, and aisoadied thoes | jyieiee ed OER REDUR & SEMMES. Peery Bametgr hi cotta large Gteever, ther h — the water passes, so L NOW MBUG: iy re ‘ a" 7 besomees i | Loox Firsts ous "3 COMMON »gderfal preparation known | REP eaters, that then HINE- | SERSE AIR-LIGHT HESERY ING Jak tes troying Dandricf ; In addition to the above " 3 tai ine large re you try anyo her. Cal. me rs = 3 cre 6 Baldnes: te | stock of PORTER and ALE, from the most oer naay taal, — po ema Pas ae Reliewing Sack Headache ; brated breweries in the Unit VER, Agent for Washington, rg! - and Preventing the clot” Sram Fallvag Out ; joo; tes saltonsat ax) TERN CIDER, | Alexandria. Termsoash. id by all ers stable Druxgintennd Paney Goode | Tenet ene BY pier Mae. AIR PUSTERS, | cost. ers, Proprietors. ri rts, ! Prime x : ‘CRARLEs Eanvet & Co.,9 Maiden Lane, N. ¥. | Bui pe PEE SDB: is ALES pu up hate dag ed them down! with: : + Iti aocomplish ail adie ola fo, nd { fu iat xpresniy for im always 38 | a eer Ie = ; ‘no gue'need Tagr mourn oat SP hag All orderaby mail, or givento our drivers, willbe |. “Dela tat, | ~ rps oeeat Ist, "jed-Sm J. Mcdauadstaer, 257 Broad way, Ne ¥.)| “eal Sood delivered tree of charge. 6 | _ iy 16-008t se MSdS Pe eecie. Sesii awe Rake States) SHINN. | + got Men's Business, Buits, OR SA « onp-manp qar-|$5 0“ MaiWELUs. Youras' Deas Berle,» which ofen na Ladies’ soni 2 é ‘ Besney; agg j ble . Apply 2 ahowe. Ed Bi i sete eee ACK E’ ek Ss maxing, round ifs e By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. OVERNMENT SALE OF TWO WORK G diddy —(n SATURDAY MORNING, en | Zdat wo'clock, at the Auction Rooms, we shal sell two work Horses, from the Capitol Extensiog. Terms cash. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auot'rs. UMBER AND MOUL. NTERS AND BUILD that I have NGS. 8 are respect- ‘and iy of MOULDINGS of the dif, ‘A asu iy of 5 ve dif- ferent sizes, of the best qu’ lity ol workmanship and rial. Aleo, a geuoral assortment of LUMBER fur sale at fhe lowest p ices, at the yard coraer 13th strect and the canal. WM. MoLEAN. vieim (COACH AND CABINET MAKERS. at Wate selling n better quality of SPOKES, RIMS, SHAF IS and POLES than has ever been offered to dea’ re, andst a i:ss cost. We bet yate to eall and examune fur yourse! ves. SUERY VELLOES acd SPORES, of superior CHAIR ANE, only sonnte per pound oni er pound, CANVAS. DUCK MOSS. TOW. SPRINGS, HATR SLOTE cia wa ene Rai & i widths. at Li Tre prices, for cash, G. R, THOMPSON ‘BRO. opposite Centre Market. 9th at. G. R. Thompson, iats of the fi Thompson. SQUARE LACE SHAWLS, see *e A FEW LEFS, rime eost at And will be sold at Lielveot — MAX'WELL'S, 325 Pn.av, =n rmof Bivace & Jy 16-906t URE CORD AND TASSELS—A ba Me he cosortinettol Naerent ceed PIE TOE co! edaw weet iTS = RITER'S, No, 456 7th st., cy 19-e06t id Fe lows’ Hall. - MARK Dow A choice po st @ doors abov SHADE: lection of b« Rand aud Common WINDOW DES, which will be sold at reduced prices at JOHN MARKRITE ', No, 2=6 7th st, jy 18-e06t 8 doors ab Odd Fellows’ Ball. N PAPERRANGI OW ins asood assortment of Gol nm..and Ly w-priceed PAPERHANGIN) ordess executed with skill and dis aR in E. Y THE LADIES That MAXWELL® are selling the cheapest goods in thecity. Being about to make extensive improvements in their store, they are compelled to scil or pack their goods away—they prefer the former, and will sell at prime cost fur cash until August Ist iy 19-e03t MAX WELL’S, 328 Pa. ay. ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAULROAD, WASHINGTON BRANCH, OLB POINT, BEQEORD. AND BERKELEY b a a Tickets for the above puints can be procared at the fuliowing rate: To iP POIN . at $2 for the round trip, (tick- ys.) leave at 32 p. mi. 0 BEDFORD. at 37.7% ( Trains leave at 6.98 To BERKELEY, at sat & mand 3.24 p. on, iv 1626 THOS. it’ PARSONS, Agent. é ‘: ; NOTICE. wing to contemplated rej 12TH storehouse, Fe short time, I have therefore t ie Ww ai day cd be my entire stock of GROCE- RIES, NES. BRANDIES and OLD WHISKY, wh not be surgaceed for its puri- ty and natura: tinvor, at ereatiy reduced prices, until my entire stock is disposed of, which igiar ¢; and a large proportion of my goods are of the best Tr. And | now invite my present customers ani aflother persons who buy for theeash to come and partake of the alvantazes whi E: : B. WIL: eh fh N,G T ACTUAL COST PRIC FOR CASH ONLY, mr entire stock at cost prices. ul Orgaudy Roles, ex and Lawns by the yard, ress Rilks acd Silk Rob ox, 5) yards beautiful cheapest gooils « With a large stock thes generally att ntion. ax we desi to enlarging our store rooms. J. W. COLLEY & CO., jy 6-2w 423 7th st., above Pa. av ROVER & BAKER'S — G CELEBRATED FAMILY . SEWING MACHINES. ane “pies ae tnat these Sage ee eg ¢ best in the market for family sewing. ols as purchased from, the stores are used: upon them without re’ nding, making aseam of unequalled atrengtl and beauty. They are simple in constrne tion, easily mauaged, cot liable to get out of order, s Aiyil eossroabel detincanis wa hand ai Seriala |] assortment oot o Ir st fnotory prices by RC: STEVENS’ 6 Pa. av.. Washington. Also, 3 full supply of NEEDLES, COT- & 'N, and everything pertaining to there Sewing 8. ‘A good Operator in attendance to show the achines and give ful! instructions tn their use. ap 2 Sm ike at 75 cont , the best and bis market, is, euctable for aT red i RE YOU INSURE D?—Ample ndemuny inst loss by Fire is offered hy the WASH= NGTON INSURANCE COMPANY. ¢ corner of Penn.avenua and 1th st. iho: igeotors and officers alleitizens of Washingtonarg rgetown. MES C. MoGUIRE, President, , LARGR LOT OF EMPTY MOLASSES ‘aod Whisky Barrels for sale v aw hy isto BARBOUR & SEN MES? ROWN SUGARS, &e. B®’ bids. pritme NO. “MOLASSES, 4 w . RICO # A . 7 UBA SUGAR, ai thle, REEINED § s, 6. bags RIO COFFEE. pete asia a - ‘THREE DAYS LATER® PROM EUROPE. f; Feet ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. ARMISTICE BETWEEN THE ALLirs AND AUSTRIA. ——<— PEACE ANTICIPATED. ermere Naat Great Advance in Eurepean Funds. Dot: New York, July 2l.—The steamship we gor oe rena herd inns Inet alg 3 lmportant igtelligence:srom ae aher wer AN armistice been § and the hopes of Ted couutie coumanes rise “a van Finds On the 7 . Napoleon armistice had been upon, res Sth inst. and end on 15th ef A ‘ Ree signed at Villa Franca by Gen. Hess and Marshal Vaillant. Among ether stipolations, tt provides that all commercial vessels sball be navigate the Adriatic unmolested . The Moniteur cautions the public inis- understanding the armistice. It says mego- lations may commence, but it dows not see how om “It ewelt wctbeaticated the “ cal fer ae. g tt was the letter—France all the benefits of the armistice either way. “er The armistice caused mach excitement. Con- sols advanced 1iga2 per cent: the Paris bourse Tose 234, and other continental bourses advanced materialla. The Austrian funds at Prankfore rose 10 per cent jor to the declaration of the armistice the ‘Sardinians had proceeded rigorously with thestaye of Peschiera, but this and other feld movements Jost thetr interest In the ail absorbi In the Federat Diet Austria ot ize the German Federal Contingent the Prince Regent of Prussia to take in chief. and request the command Exoraxn ‘The seizure of the British ebip Laurel at Balti more, and the corsting trade ween New York and California, via the Isthrous, had claimed at- a ee Commons. The i ment om to make represcntations these subjects at Washington The navy estimates bad been introduced, and £10,000 more had been asked for It was reported that the British mail steamers had been notified to prepare to carry gtins, accord- ing to their contracts The ship Sarah Minot, of Boston, from New Orleans bound to Lyons, was burnt at sea on the 28tn of June. The crew had reached kiveepest The steamers Eutopa, Fulton, and City of Man- chester, had arrived at Liverpool. CommenciaL Livenro ct, Friday, July §.—Cotton—Sales of the week 70.000 bales. including 5,500 on speedia- tion and 3.40# for export, closing active at am ad vance of 1-16; Orleans fair §¥; middling 7; Mo- bile fair 7%; middling 6%; uplands fair 7 y; mid- dling 6X At the close nulders demanded a still further advance of ay. Stock in port Our. including 638.000 of American cotton, The Manebester market closed higher, bueyant and excited. Havre market—Tres ordinaire—Cotton closed at If ; bas, 103, being a slight advance. Seles of the week 7.500 beles. Stock in port 97,000 bales Breadstuffs generally were very dull and slight- lower. The weather continued feverable for the crops Fiour closed downward and la2d low- er. No sales, and quotations. nominal at iGnlje W heat closed with a downwerd tendency and Ja 4d lower since Tuesday, Southern elds 3d Corn quiet end nominal. Yellow Ss idatie od W bite 7sa7sMl Provisions —Beef heavy and nominal. Pork heavy; prices easier but — unchanged Bacon 2238. lower. Lard dull General Produce —Coffee firm Sugar beavy, and prices weak. Rice quiet. Rosin steady at 3s. 10d a3s. lid. Turpentine slightly lower, clos- ing at35s. London Markets.— Barings’ circular — breadstuffs declining. Sugar buoyant. Rice Coffee firm. T ine dull Tur Larest.—LiveRroot. Saturday afternoon Cotton firm, with estimated sales of 12,000 bales Breadstuffs and Provisions very dull . J inanciai — American seourities are The Money market is generally un- unchanged. Bullion in the Bank has £232.000 changed Loxpon, Saturday afternoon —Consols 91 \ The Canadian Government, kc. Toroxto, July 20.—The different of our government are making active. one for their removal to Quebec. A have al- ready gonc, and others are about leaving. Samples of the new wheatare now coming in from various parts of Canada West, indicating an abundant crop and excellent quality. The weath- er is very favorable for the growing crops. Boston, July 20. —The commencement cies of Harvard Collegeare being duly celebrated. Gov Banks snd suite. the Lieut. Governorand Council, escorted by the National Lancers, proceeded to the church were the exercises were held. The usual number of degrees were awarded Seizure of a Suspected Slaver. New Bevrorp, July 21 —The ship Atlantic, Capt. Silvia, which cleared here for the Indian ocean, has been seized on suspicion of intending to go to Africa for a cargo of slaves. — Baltimore Marxets. Bartimorg, July 21.—Flour closed dull; new Howard strect $6. Wheat closed with adeclining tendency and heavy; white #1 28al 44; red $1 20a! 30. Corn closed dull and unchanged. Provisions stiffer; bacon sides 9Xc.; mess pork $16.25 Whisky closed unchanged. Sew York Markets. Naw Yorx, July 21.—Flour hasdeclined 15a35¢ “yg $1 5024.90; Olio 85.25.50; Boutbern $5 25a Wheat closed dull. and with a decline of 2a3¢ Southern red $1 22521 35; do. white $1 35a! 60 Corn closed with a declining tendency. Mixed S5a89e. Pork closed heavy; mess $15 7515.90; prime $11 624. Lard closed steady at Kall ¥e W bisky closed quiet at 25 yn26e. . Financial. New Vorx, July 21.—Stocks firmer but closed weak. Chicago and Rock Island 61 NG Hiinois Central “i; La Crosse and Mil. \: * 3 dull at loNatuye MPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTOD GLORGETOWN, HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT’ McDonnell’s Catawba Ginger Wine. The Great Southern Plastation and Family Remedy and Beverage. No more Feverand Agut'—No more Cholera Cramps or Diarrhea "—No more Dyspepsia, Indi sesiion, or Blatulenc: For these complaints the CATA W. WINK ie an os his delicious Wine is A GRAPE AND Ja} A GINGER and PREV AT'S. JATAW rom the NICA GING J, for parity, ¢ quaitty a t Gave ane a by anything in 6 mar 7 r it the most dectratic of SUMMER BEVER SEES, whi st its Tonic and Invigorating Propertics have secured for its WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and UX PRECEDENTED 5 dhe Wanets pi ent y adapted tothe Female Constitution. A 5% the use of Clergy wex and raons of Sedenta: abite, hesng ) (ON INTOX- fe FING, and in imparting Axattu asp Wicor or IXDAND DY. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. We ask for it s triml f-om all, saterfied that @ sin je tris! wiil establish at the Sou igh reputa fc» which it has soquiredin all Ld peotlons of ¢ Union. WRA GINGER SAP IN WASHINGTON a oe Jones, and Sd_ st; M ban, 5 Petar Conlan zt and G ‘ Fw TT Cc fork ar. andthe ork t, J \ G Ww fis Fi fit SEEM AMER IL es Sotboron. Jorsatah oo .M. c= 5 t., tumore. Bieta het . 17 Mercer =! ft CDUNNEL!., Gon gal Agent. N HAS KEMOVED HIS E- eannet id the most ttach - itnout sane g Oba BEd ag Spice