Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1859, Page 3

CoA NEWS. (7 Tue Dany Stax will be punctually sent to the address of our citizens during their absence at any of the summer retreats, by the earliest mail after the paper is put to press. Thus they can keep themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran- Spires ig Washington, and at the same time in- form themselves of all the current events of the day. Terms, 12 cents per week. Sscoxd Scxoot District Distaisvrion.—Our streets were again enlivened this afternoon by sweet music from Esputa’s band, escorting the childrea of the schools of the Second District to the Smithsonian Institution, where such as had been diligent, panctual, and studious were to re- ceive suitable rewards com: of their studiousness. The children were all neatly at- tired, their comntenances beaming with pleasure and hope They started from “Wreale Chapel, and proceeded to Four-and-a-half streef. to Penn- sylvania avenue, to Seventh street. and thence to the Smithsonian Institution ber of time Quite a large num- shad assembled at the hall by the y arrived, and it was not long after the urs were seated whea every accessible seat exercises Were com band. when, after singiay by ‘© of the schools, the Rev. Dr. Butler, ector of Trinity Church, was introduced, who proceeded to deliver am interesting and eloguent address. After the address. the medals and pre miums Were awarded, as follows: Second Desirict, First Male Depariment—Mr. T. M. Wilson, Teacher. —James E. Douglas i ry Conduct—Wm. H. Daniels. Albert ‘reas. Robert V. Harrison, Chas U. Wright. Ww. F. Fort, Jas. mH. Troxell, Wim. Medal PB ives « Albert Purner, Jas. 8. Clayton. Henry Dahle. Sam’l Smith. PP. Wa il, Sam‘l H. Nater, Martin M. Potts, Geo. W. Lewis, S-rond Male Department— Miss Emily Myers, Teacher. Medal—Fugene Conner miplary Conduct Ccerge Byaster. Richard Charles Hough, James Ellis, Geo. Max- iter. General Hnprovement—Faddie an Chidel, John ‘Throop. Joseph b Ei “x. Crutchet, Geo. Van Tyne. Ratcliff, Sam’! Frasier, W. . Chas. Thorn, M. Clark. ht ~l—Thomas Wallace, Polk Edwards, Willie Randolph, H. Bird, W. Rob- bins. Jacob Bogan. Female Department—Mrs. S.P. Randolph, Teacher. Medal—Sasan V. Flinner. € Cornelia FP. Hazard. Car- duet— sollier, Mary Ann Conner. Alice M. Py- manda L.. Hays. Mary Sweeney. onand General Improvem-nt—Martha F. yer. Eliz. B. Sterling, Maria Y. Davis, Ella ouxh. Panny Me Mahon, Mary Prath netnality—Fliza J. Woodruff, Rebecca Rob- rah Aun Lusby, Laura C. Fuwble, M. Howard. Priscilla L. Collins, Fannie A. Lasby. "Diplomas—Virginia Moran, Sarah McCafferty, Jane Polkinhorn, Kate Remon, Laura Rebinson, Mary Jane Campbell. Male Primary—Mrs. Ogden, Teacher. . bb: f uet—Fal. Magruder, Oliver t, Allen Treat. ution and General Lmprovement—George James B. Becker. Jas. Harmen, Columbus b't Potts. Edward O ; is Wal -—Wm. Marr, E. Adams, A. Uawkins, n feo. Naylor. Edward Becker, Geo. Preston. Primary Ne. \—Miss Acton, Teacher Medal—Kate Dulaney. Exemplary Condac Judd. Maria —Bettie Wilson, Amelia Davis, Ellen Smith, Arabella War- overnent—Marian Miles. Mary Murphy. He aries Paddon, ia Vantyne, Virginia Lawtner ary Donn. Sally Wate-s, Sarah Al- len, Sasan Smetson, Sarah Swmetson, Annie Brit- ain Hnorably Mentioned—Lucy Butler, Ellen Boss, laura Pywell, Susan Davis. Rosalie Withers. Fiorenee Pope, Mary Radeliff:. Lonisa Ridgely, Anna O'Meara, Mary Wilson. Sophia Hopkins, Isabella Mahoney, Laura Smith. Primary School No. 2, First Department—Lucy Randolph, Teacher. Medal—Mary Green Exemplary Couduet—Mary Shaw, Hellen Brid- gett, Sallie Dalton, Annie Vanarsdale Attendance and General Improvement—Mary Lemon, Lucinda Wall, Julia Wright, Eliza Gerdiner a Ponctuality—Emma Fleaner, Ida Sessford, Wim. D byans Viplomas—Tbheo. Musgrove, George Littleton, Geo, Hutchins, Jennie Campbell,.Geo. Reardon Primary School No.2, Second Departmeni—Miss Laura Reed, Teacher Meds] —Franets 1.. Lemon Exemplary Conduct—Wm. Waugh, G. Dalton, Jobu Waugh Attendance and General Improvement—Anna Gosline, Francis Davis, Herbert Wright, Jose- pline Doyle, Jobn Cole Panct Jetfcrson Magruder. 3 —Thomas Kingsbury, Elijah Ecklot, Columbus, Anna R. Davis, Mary Web- ster. Mary E-cklotf. ol No. 3. First Department. ette Klopfer luet—Jane Gudgin, Jerome An- , Wm Mackey, V isgiaia Boss, Primary s and General Improvemeut—-Fannie Jane Sweeney, Johannah Edwards, Mary Maria Stewart, Mary Ennis. lity Waa. Dennison, Harry Towers, jakon s—Alice Wallingford, Wm. Forrest, Carrie Pettit, Brownie Falconer, Aunie Sheck- ells, Laura Throop Primary School No. %, Second Department Medal—Nellie Lemon Exemplary Conduct— Martha Dant, Azarlab Denuison, Eliz per, Mary Cohen, Josephine Fisher. Thomas Caton. Attention aod General Improvement—Barbour Chas. H. Lord, Fannie Bridget, Mary V. . Mary BS por , Sasannah Breast Punetuality— Washington Evans. Iiplomas—Wm_ Jordan, Alfred Ford, Edward Throop, Mary J. Sutton, Jos. Fleming, Margaret Murphy. Primary School No. 4, First Department. Medal—Mary C. L Exemplary ¢ Witherow, Mag- nie Bell. sien Fague, Ni Attention and General Improvement—Susan 1. Hawkins, Rebecea O. Moore, Jane Stone, Al- lan D. Leprenx Punetuality—Mary C. Lyons, Emma Essex, Kate W right. Inplomas—Sophia Diggs. Mary A-Young,Laura Rowland, Anna Joy, Marceline V. Adams, Sallic Millio. Primary School } Medal—James Trether - plary Conduect—Isabella Gardiner, Emma vila Pelkinborn, Ella Hodgson, Catherine 4, Second Department. Thomas Attention and General [mprovement—Eliz. Her- bert, Wilton Gridin, James Allen, Emma Matlock, —Mary Lambdin, Wilton Grittin. Diplowas— hanma Grier, biiza Hyatt, Eunwwoa Cocbran, Mary Satteil, Samuel Herbert, Robert ‘Teeter Primary School No. 5. Medsi—George F. Suter Attention and General [mprovement_H © Howard, Martha V. Boswell, Mary E. Weynck, Margaret Bergmann, Thomas Beall, Heury C-. Prather. Exemplary Conduct—Lewis Eberly, Caroline haiser Prather, Maria Soter, Jas. Merrilatt, lomas—l.. Marphy, Sesan Falconer, Jobn FP. Weyrick, Bacarlak McElfresh, Jos. Vanars- dale, Eliz. Miller. A NEW WAY TO PaY Fo ruing, a feed dealer on English Hill while go- his rounds to supply bis customers was ac- wrebant was about to step luside to sh and wed the door in bis face, and locked it The id dester determined not to be “did™ ont alin this uncer-monjious manner, went { r red stripe, and told bis arr and Ctheer undertook to regain the smugy. Prop ty, he repaired to to thoerammen ‘* Louse, and in s awful votce, caleulated to strike terror to the ris of (he samates. cailed to Lue woman to open we of the law. She replied by a laugh ic 1 playfally invited the policeman ‘This was precisely what ‘stripe want. ub the lock wasn the way. He tried tole tote the bay, but sbe intimated thatshe knew difflerenc ween ‘takin’ anything. and stesiin’ it. Se the oitieer was com} to take ty buek track, and the merchant to depart mines rice of one bag of meal. as the receive bis money, she gave him a nded. and passed off in aw extremely qo toud pi-ssamtmanner. A good band of mu- Ss Wasin ndanee. pleuty of refreshments were st Land. a0 reat variety of recreation wus at 1. command of every ome. Warceu Kervgnxs.—Betsey Davis, drunk and @rderly; fing ahd costs, $115, One lodger, Interestixe ExreRiment a2 THR: MoxcueNt. Ve mentioned a few days ayo that Lieut. Ives, the superintendent of the Washington Monument, was desirous of arranging the machinery and rig- ging on the top of the column In order to an early beginning of the work. All the means of reach- ing the top had been removéd- except a single rope attached to a strong brace extending across the top of the column. “At first it wus be ere er wieet ascend by this rope. but Lt. y of possibility of an accident by the undertaking, the rope being rotten. abandoned mie Since then. several experi ments have been le. First,a man was need who. standing upon the ground outside the column, threw a stone over ted sa 170 feet in vite Having ascer- tained he could perform feat, a thread was attached to the stone, but the resistance of the air to the thread his casting the Stone more than half the height of the column. Next, an Indian bow and arrows were obtained from the Smithsonian lustitution. The arrows alone were fired over the column easily, but when the experiment was made with the pack thread at- tached they could hardly be forced up a hundred feet. A rifle was next obtained experiments were made inside the column by shooting the ramrod, with k thread attached, upwards. in the hope that it would descend on the opposite side of the brace before-mentioned;- but this plan also fuiled, the ramrod sometimes meeting with obstacles which prevented its taking the direction wished, and at other times the thread would be burned off by the firing of the gun. Yest a pigeon was obtained and carried inside the column. A pack thread was tied to its leg, and the bird was carried to the top of a ladder by one of the gentlemen present and thrown up- ward; the company below, to frighten the bird and make it coutinue its flight upward, whooped and shouted; the bird flew round in the column and at last rested upon a recess designed for the reception of one of the stones presented by con- tributors. By again whooping and shouting the bird was started and took its Hight npward ond. rested upon the very brace over which it was de- sired to cast the thread) This was an anxious moment for those below. If the bird descended by the side upon which it rested, the plan would fail for the time; if by the pes rea side, all was safe, and the end would be ined. The shout- ing was raised again, but the bird looked down upon the noisy company below with a quizzical no you don’t.’ A pistol was then fired to frighten him, and after some moment of suspense, the bird descended upon the side of the column desired. The back thread was caught. a heavier cord was attached and drawn up, then heavier and stronger cords. until a rope of sufticient size was secured over the brace to enable the riggers to proceed with safety to the work of refitting the rigging on the top of the column. and putting the machinery in complete order for future opera- tions. The experitnents were made under the direction of Lieut. Ives. Tue Heatta or rite Crry.—At this season of the year house-keepers should be very carefal to prevent the accumulation of refuse vezetable or animal matter upon their premises; cleanliness, always conducive to health, is. at this season, a great preventive of disease. ‘The law provides the means for the removal of such deleterious sub- stances from the premises of every one, aud every one is entitled to the advantages thus afforded. Contractors have engaged to do this work regu- larly, and if they neglect to perform it, they are liable to a penalty; and the law also inflicts a Penalty upon thos: who refuse to comply with the alth regulations. Thus the law is equally bind- ing upon the contractor who neglects and upon the house-keeper who refuses to permit the opera tion of the regulation. The removal of dead ani- mals from the streets and alleys is also provided for. In such eases notice should be inmediately iven to the Commissioner of Health, which can be easily done. The mention of the locality in which an animal is lying dead. to a police ofti of the District, will be sufficient notify th Commissioner, who always orders its immediate removal. There is no exeuse for the filthi of various localities, as little trouble is required of the residents to procure the remedy in every case ‘THe Avgetpui Cive had an enjoyable moonlight excursion to Glymont lest night. on the steamer Thomas Collyer, which, with her decks crowded to excess, left the wharf at 6 o'clock on her down- the-river trip. stopping a few moments at Alexan- dria for the pur, of receiving reinforceinents. ymont. the merry crowd made at once for the pavilion and other places of attraction with which this beautifal retreat abounds, and in a short space were engaged in the dance, the prome- nade, or the social chat, and not a few stray couples might be seen Lae. aloof from the gen- eral concourse. making yood use of the opportu- nity thus afforded them for a season of love-me- king. At the nsual sapper hour the arnusements were temporarily suspended. for the Leger} ofan onslaught upon the dainty treasures of the neg hall, where the proprietors (Messrs. Jones & Mil- ler) had set forth a most tempting aispiay. Ample justice done to the meal.no time was lost in form- lng set after set in rapi ccession at the pavilion, until the tap of the steamer’s bell warned the merry-makers that it was time to be aboud. At Jo’clock a. m. the party reembarked aad started for home; and during the passage back the usual round of music and social enjoyment was kept up uutil the boat touched her wharf. ‘Tur aporess of Commissioner Hendricks, of the General Land Office, to the school children of the First District. at the Smithsonian. yesterday. was exceedingly happy. and we regret that we have not space to report it at length. He com- by referring to the interesting natore of the occasion, (the distribution of iums.) and the anxious expectations with whieh so many little hearts were palpitatiny. Hesaid that while the successful scholars should be actuated by th: success to renewed efforts, the disappol should net be despondent, but conside failure a reasou for greater exertion in These premiums, after all, were mere trittes. pared with other objects of vy. The fi ch levation of the indi- Untaught, un- and el +s by perse- y become, he was but a litle Is. Neither was there any read to learning. It was hard alike to ali The soas and daughters of wealth cannot buy wtal adoruiment. Like the children of poverty, y must labor for it. Switusoxtan Me w.— Ari been made te complete the specimens now in pos- Session of the Institution, the preparation of which, ngements have for exhibition in the Museum, was begun, but unavoidably suspended. The result will be a very extensive addition to the collections in the of the Institution, before the next session 88. The completion of the book ecimens are concerned. will be include the classification and arrangemen It is intended that the proper classical name shall be legibly written and atlached to cach specimen, as well as the English names of those which have been named in that language. The Maseum is & place of numerous stra 1% even if they lave but a day to spend in Washit ton. Pouce Marrer —Before Justice Wiliams. — Last night, Officer Haskell, of the Northern L erties P € District, arrested two men who were engaged in a general rough and tumble squabble in the northern part of the city. Both belligerents were extremely loth to forego the fight for a tem- porary trip to the magistrate’s office, but the ter- rors of the law finally overcame their scruples, yd they were taken before the Justice and fined osts. each fined $5.91 for tying his horse to a ree. ‘Phe Corporation suould set up some hitching posts Crimixat. Court —The jury in the case of MI- chael Herney, Johu O'Day, aud Stephen Dorsey, tried yesterday for riot and affray near George- town, in the First Ward, aequitted O'Day and convicted the others of an affray. Herney & Dor- sey were also tried for an assault and baftery and convicted. Aun Brown (colored) was tried and convicted on a charge of stealing seven dollars and a half in gold coin. z Andrew Hanson (colored) was tried for renting a house for dishonest purposes. He wasconvicted. To-day, the Court took up the case of And. Han- son, colored, wherein the defendant was charged in a second case, for renting a house to parties for pur} of bawdry The case was pending when our report closed. A Granny Excvasion vita Battiwore To Nor- YOLK —Au opportunity will be afforded to healt and pleasure seckers, tomorrow, to tke a excursion by way « outh, and Olt rand Baltimore to Norfolk. Ports- ut Comfort, Passengers will $30 pou. train. and take the Hine steamer at S45 pom. ‘The party are el to get back to Washington at 9% o'clock ow Tuesday morving. Round trip tickets. only 7, to be had at the Railroad depot 7 Ir is stated that Hon. Daniel E. Sickles has rented a house in Franklin Row fr the next ses- sion. ‘ b VILLA! Magavitia! —— ARAVULLA!!! = mos! aA . reparation know: i aac Destroving Dandrad in i Sick Headache ; Preceating he Mate from Palline Out ; and Prodi ic Gs Owe ae Sold by sll res: rag ney Dealers, and by the Propriete Price 5) cents. Guanine: Exnest & Conds Maiden Lane, NeW. “* It will necomplish all that ig claimed for it, and fear or mouge the loss of haw if they * Oy a se, sertroatwas, ¥. Yourns” Darss Wareer & Co., } is 7 LE Eater Fever yj t manship, Mexican Mustaxe Linuwgnt. wonaerful y paayatas east td paseo ra euines heed rons: se same num oh overs rt ,and met. “4 = ne yarente Heras 4 Musta i larity— Materia i A Shareet EY. 3 ¥ ‘Atiotoncere. SaagteAdS FRAMES, ND ATAPPERNOON atl 1 o'clock we will ell at Tre facto- Ee4 = bridge, 2th street a . She Frames, Ca eat er is res ofa 8. ap “ a oat removal. Sativa eerie cache omere WALL & BARNARD, Auvts. By WALI, & BARNARD. Aactioneers. WO GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME DWEL- Las foine o sur} ing Vista iy Ie} 90 AGS aT Acctioy.—On THURSDAY io compe.led to prescribe it: eg med some rema TER IN, 28th instant, at 6 o'clock, in front of able cures of Chronic and t Pistoried Rhewmatie*| th? premises, we will of Lot No 3, in cases it has natura'ly attract much attention from | Square west of No. 14, fronting 3? feet 8 inches No family can ustang Lini- afford to be without a bottle o| re af Ons. respectable dealers in all ment in the house. hi martcof tReet OF the first scientific miads o} the age. m 0 t Baryxs & Park, Proprietors, New York. ei Lyon's Celebrated Insect Powder. Im,eow On the 19th by ths Rey. D. Wil n the inate 5 ths Rev. D. json, RICHARD CRUIT to Mi 2 TON Alter fare Joka Paxton, es KELLA- DIED, © morning of the 2tst, JAME! Mary Kellazan, aged On th Ga Jest son or james and 3. and 3 mont. neral will take place rere) Aftor- noon, at 5 o’cluck, from No 275 New York ave nue, between 6th and 7th ats. = On the 22) instant, AMANDA, younceat child cf Patrick and Amanda Gormley, ayad 17 month. Her tu twill ®@ place on To-morrow, 21 c'ock &.m., from her parents’ resi 7th and L ste. = On the 22! instant, after a painful illness, MAR GARRET O'BRI iaushter of Rodey and Mary O'Brien, inthe isth year of herage. May sho rest Im peacs, Amen. ie The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully ited to attend her funera: from her parents’ residence, No. Is1 © street south, To- morrow, (Saturday,) at 4 o'clock, =. (On Thursday, the %st instant, Mixs MATILDA HALVERSON, in the 6th yea? of her ax Her frionds, and those of her neice, B. Hol are requested to attend her funcra s Mal "s Church, where a sola requic wil be celebrated at. precisely 7 o’eluck on day morning the 234 instant. After the serv remains will he convoyed tothe Cemetery of Ca roll Clapel, Montgomery county, Md. = GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM' POPOSALS FOR SERVI P ok $s Mee DaiNe . R GEORGETOW Prop is $e invited tor furmaning tae ons hundred Stroet Hydrants or Drinkir taing, to be inserted in th town. — , Drawings can he xeon at the office of the under- “ on Capitol Hill, Washington. . Payments will be inade in stock of the Corpora- tion of Georgetown, bearing six per cent interest, issued In certificat § redeemable, ax the annual tax is collected, within four yeas The proposals should st: hydrant, to inc'nde the valves, cocks, levers, valve rods, pedals. and all othor appurt=- the hydrants, ready to be attached tothe including seven fet of three-quarter y ead pipe to each hydrant. Proposals, sealed, endorsed “Proposal for Hy- for Georgetown,” ard atdreszed to the un- dorsigned, will be pepe atthe City Hall, Georee- town, iu presence of the Water Board, and of such other persons as may civose to attend, on the 29th July instant, at noon. We Water Board. 2 instant. a dence, cor mass c or r il fy rts of Picue M.¢. MEIGS. FISH —FISH !! ew Maxdelinge HERRING, in dry 8 preferred. d ALEWIVES, John ALEWIVES. in store ¢ in lots to anit, ew No.1 Johns ALEWIVES, now landing ver schooner Rosenéath, direct from St. Johns, lso a tw MACKEREL, No.3, Inrge, and No. 2, 54) bbl. No.1 «ait and bri Also, 100 bbl. Sw bhis. Ni in store, Apply ty HARTLEY & BRO., iy 2-tw 99 and 161 Water street. x FISH! FISH 150 sarees New isrrorr HER- RING. in goud order. and for salo low by ij ADLEY & TAYLOR, iy M-4t 164 and 1®6 Water st, Georgetown. SOR NEW YORK.—The fast satli x sehooner Hamilton, Captain Ogden, wil sail as above with despatch. For freight ply to McCOBB & DUDG jy 2t 6} Water xt Packet 300 FLOUR! FLOUR! - e BARRELS NEW TRA FLOUR, ot superior quality. Also. a variety of brands of Old. both Say and common. For sale by M.R. E _Jy 21 3t Cor Water and High sts., Georgetown. Foray HOUSE ANDLOTIN GEORGE ‘TON varts of Low 59 and 60, on th corner of mit ingan steeets, fro: the and 3 west corner of Trinity Church, and imps r smail two story dwelling-house. ‘Terms liberal. nire corner 434 street and Lo shington W.Y jy 13-eolm*_ EF 400.000 BRICKS. i OR salo 5,00 BRICKS in qvantities to ait. sean do well by calling on orgetown, * OFF ACTORS ri ndersed ** Bric t this office until tant, m. ngs dae for building a Wooten Bridg« liege Ran,” near the canal, just beyond the corporate limits of Georgetown. n= bridge to be of the form and size of the one now thera, and of the most substantial and endurable tnaterialx, are to be approved of by the un- is duly appointed agent. before any the same are placed in the structure. dder will state tn his I the kind aad dimensions of the tumb or whic: nteads to use in ee work, Ape eats other exp! ns which he may chouse to make. ; NRY ADDISON 4 ' Mayor's Orvics, OR HARPER'S modious steamer Capt B.F. Weis. town every T' DAY, and kam. R torn raves Harper's t A MONDA WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, atéo’elock a. Fare g';, N. B. The Astaire makes an extra oe to Shay herdstown and Williamsport on Saturday nigh and Suuday mornings. iy 15-2mn* WwW. LEWIs PAYNE, HOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, idge street, Georgetown, D.C. The attention of the trade ix reepectiu!ly my stock of Foun’, Sen's, wh CALFSKIN SHOF: called all of my owa man A ; kof PAT LEATHER WORK iesleo ne ‘and well worthy of atte; te ‘A. large lot of COARSE SHOES ard Boots | “=~ sie: (suitable for servants) also on hand and constantly making. Country merchants and others in want are invited to cali or address meat No. 77 Bridge Georgetown, D.C. 2 N EW ARRAN be AT THE UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, fo. 57 Green street, Georxetown, D.C. The undersigned respectfully announce to thei friends and the public in geners! that they have at jarge expense remod! their extablishment, ha: ing spared no pains in_ ing every necessary a raoxement for conducting their business systema: e have introduced the water from te Washington Aqueduct, and also added thereto a largo flterer, through which the water passes, vo orfectly cleat b ‘7. they new Hatter themseless that their MINE- RAL. WATERS cannot be equalledina the District. In addition to the above th y have lading large stock of PORTER and ALE? from the mostocle- es pte) in ca | Dane ete ON CIDER . 10,000: ns of prime ss [ fhich will be'sold by the bacrol, gallon. or tn bet, eB. Prime CRAB APPLE CIDER, XXX _PALE, RTON, and PHILADELPHIA ALES, put u fa bist bottles expressly for iuvalise, always 4 All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be prom} attend 3, he Pe ei eood dot { oberne. rie Seaton rt Mee SENS cHINN, OR SALE~A good SECOND-HAND CAR- BAS eitiett SEGON a BEND CAR. ble terms. Appiy 4s above, ma 25 PackrE BOAT FLYING CLOUD Wil every day, when notengaged foi ie nies Or excursions, to Arlingto: Springs, maxing round trips every gue, Fa nele trip G ceuta, rouud trip v cents. he Cloud can be chartered the day to run to Arlington or the Great Falls. Parties wishing early morning or late afternoon excursions to Arlington, tl tittle Falls, or partiesfrom Alexandria wishing F the boat, can be accomunextated by g1ving | ie to meat No ba ores ig 5 Georges the proprietors of Arlington Springs. < SOHN'MOORE a CON D- HAND PIANOS FOR SALE—ches! Chickering seven octave. new scale, at $225; 1 4u, seven octave. at S125: | xix woat Misic Store of W.G METZEROTT. SRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Made RON the Seat! ik Trook Factory, 499 | Odd Felli i, ee TAMES &. TOPHAM. NIVERSALLY A 'TTED I" ~~ ae BY THE LADIES That MAX WELLS’ are ailing the cheapest goods in the city. Being about to make extensive rovements in their atore, they are compelied to i ell or pack their goods away—they prefer the - former, and will sell at prime cost fur cash until August lst <5, is @ g48 lamp posts of George- | \ 6 a single prica for each Fockiog Sto Coaci AND CABINET MAKE! ic ATT: COACH LACE . } ah CLOTH, of ali or ae Sree Spree dnt the same intprsects north Mt ein ry Ai ri e@ street bridy: over Roc! Creck ok Bid fect ts Hock Crock, ) running § gud improved by two good and nearly new F ie sold separately, je- Dwellings, ‘which will be sired, - "Perms: One-halfcash ; tho bal 6.and months, with interest. "A deed givewand a deed. of truat taken, iy2 WALL & BARNARD, Accts. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Avctioneers. URNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Err . AT, AtcTionN.—On NERNESDAY. Lh ny Hair-seat Spring Sofa, 4 d Mahogany Spring-seat Divane, Gilt frame Mirrors, Gas CFaadeliers, Wingow Curtains, and Shades and Cornice, Marble-top Table, Cans-seat Chairs, Rocker, Velvet, "Phree p'y and Ingrain Carpets, Oileloth, Hat Tree, Stair Carpet, Rods and Ryes, Mahogany Site oards, Dining Tables, L.oueges. Dining Chairs, Clock, Ching, Glass, and Crockery, Table Cutlery, Dresking and Plain Bureaus. Wardrobes, Redateads, Washstands, Toilet Sets, ree Bs Holsters and eae Bed Linen, airand Hu ttresses, Biankets, Cofurts, Cooking aud oth TStores, Safe, e. . Together with a general assortment of Kitchen %, Requisites, T + 320 and under, cas er that sum 3 credit of Si and 6 days, for eatisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing intere: I1eGUIRE & CO., Aucts,_ Liy 2i-d 5. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auct.oneers, XCELLENT FURNITURE axp HOUSE- Hor) Ferecrs at Precic Sate —On THURS- DAY MOKNING, July 28, at 10 o'eluck, at tae residence of Lieut. I, Green, on T street, betweon 3th and Mth streets, (Caroline Terrace.) we shall @ Furniture and Household Effects, com- ahweany Hair Spring-seat Sofas, Lounges, and Union Chairs, Brocatelie Covered Arm, Easy, and Fancy Chairs, Rush-seat Chairs, Walnut Whataet, Rout Tabla: lop Centre and Sofa Tables, at Chaire. Ottomans, Foot Stools, Superior pares Seated ut russelsand Threw ply Cacpets, Mattin Glicioth, Ruse, Rode and Byes i = no Tov, Boussels Stal Cottage Set. French Bedstead, Cor PCt Dressing and Plain Bureaus, ashstands, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters aud Pillows, Blankets, Conifo. ts, Couutorpanes, Walnat Extension Table, Marble-top Sideboard, Oak Arm Dining Chairs, Clock, China, Glass, and Crockery, Table Cutlery, » Refrigerator, th @ general assortinent of Kitchen equisites. Terms: $25 and under cash; over that si a credit of 6 and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest. P. 3.—Tue house is fur rent : seqnue of the auc- a ‘ogether tioneers. J.C. McGUIRE & CO, jy 2% Auctioneers. MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of two writs of VE fiori facias issued from the Clerk's office of the Cireuit Courtofthe District of Columbia for the county of Wi eton and te me directed, 4 will 2xpove to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House coor of said county, on' TUESDAY, the l6th day of Aucust next, 1454, ‘at 12 o'clock m., the fuk lowing described property, to wit: Al!’ defend- ant's right, title, claim and interest in and to that od of orixina! Lot No. 2,in Square 3!s, fronting 25 jeet_ on H. street north, aad bounded ‘as follows: commencieg at a port 75 feet Linch from the south- east corner of said square, and running thenee north on 8 line with 1th street 93 feet. thence west on a line with said H street 25 feet, thence sonth on a line with said lth street % foot to said H street, and thence cast on said H stecet 25 tect to the piace of begtnning, containing 2,43 eqnare fect, more or less, in the city of Washington D.C , together with all and singular the improvemert thereon, -rizy and levied upon as the property of Sam’! M. Knight and will be sold to satisfy Judicials Nos 106 and t» October term, 1358, in favor of Wim. T Dove Thomas Brown, use of Geo. Po», Jr, us of ‘tewart. and ths otheref Thos. P. aud Archa- ys by their next friend Asbury tlosd Jr use of A.C Stewart Sam . W. Camp ell and John H. Tucker . SELDEN Marshal for tho District of Columbia. use of Gw, P M. Knight, W Black SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS. Black Lace Shaw!s, Barege Snawis, ‘ + he vavala Razians aud Dusters, dex and ad eel Spring Extension Skirts. Weare sei at actual cost priees for cash, to make improvements in our store-rooms. This isarare opportu ity offerad ths iadies for great bargains. J.W. COLLEY & CC iy 18- above Pa. ILEY IS CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE stuck of FANCY DRESS SILKS at very low dries. iy Win P . IMPORTANT NOTICE, UBLIC Attention led to the bg cer ry ASTATIC CHOLE RHEUMATIC LINIMENT. eon extensively used with » and have haen thoroughly i presented to the prbdlic, A nam- ber of er certificates can be shown if p: rsons willcallon me tiheaces «f cures made ty Ra CURE and Wasuineton. July 15. J.K. Puast, Eag.—Dear Sir :—1 pure! tine since, a bottle of your Rheumatisn vatism. [used one re not had a retarn of Rheuma: has now been twelve montlis since | used 1 Respectfully, &e., . ERVI Segar Store. opp. Nat. Intel. Of My son was sutferiag at the sime time from a se were attack of Diarrhea and was entirely restored by the “se of one bottle of yonr Cholera Mixture. I think it is the best and quickest cure I have ever uso for vaid compiamt. f. ERVIN antured and «old wholesale and retail by K. PLANT, No, 350 D street, between nd 1th sts. Sold also at C: site National chran’s Sezar Storo. 7th st, oppo. slligeneer Office ; Pou'us Thyeo: petween H and 1; Martin’s Frank! etl, corner 8th and D sts; N. W. Hiibura, S71, ath st. east, opposits Garrison Gata, ard. jy PIRENIX DISTILLERY. Ses OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY ‘This standard brand of Fink, Wausky to the Trade in bi sand ball baerely. it is guar- tied as being a perfectly pure Wuisky, entirely free from deleterious subi v8, &nd Posseases the pre- tum wert of being Correx DistiLuxp, from best Mar Rye, ws our personal supervision, Having a large stock of “MAGNOLIA,” aud other brands of Fue Wiusxy ia New Yor« sud Paiva DELPHIA enables us to slip from either city with- ut detoution, FREEMAN & SIMPSON. Puasix Distiteny, 109 South F Phiisieeie ou rout i jelvhia. Officer. AP Wallet Nowe ane iy 18 tOe's W SASH WEIGH’? E,are now prepared to furnish, Sash Wei Wall Anchors, Brick-moulds, ard Vontilate every other article of House Builders Hard Ou ti.mediate notice gad at uch prices as to c mand the trade. bse No, 339 Pa. ee op’ te ou wi S 6 GRI — BEAU ITA & ANY PIBCE OF MUSIC SENT TO art of the world (postage free) by addre: © thefPiano, Mclodeon, and Music Store of JOHN F. E S, Washington, D. 0. usic neatly bound ; Instroments earefully re- paired : Pianos rented; Piano Stools, Piauo Covers, at JOHN F. ELLISS, 306 Pa. avenue, between ianos for rent, of very fine tone, neat finish, take up very small space, JOUN P. E price very I jy io We are selling a better quality of RiMS, SHAF ES and POLES than ha offered to dealers before, end at » | invite vou to eal! and exannue for yours xs SUGKY F LOES and SPOKES, of superior tality, NE, only 45 cents CANVAS. DUC MOSS, oF Cash, G. G. RK. ‘Thomps: “* OM paOn. iy 16-e06t | AUCTION THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers, CHAM SAL NEON SS Fest ate {hoapetion seeem, we whom it may coneern— i } four- Oren with pole. 2 Te aaleor to} Sone Jane oateeya ae Sate e reatan dase. for cane i the residue in 6 =a 1. MoGUIRE & CQ, Auct’s. JI By THOS. DOWLING 3 eed A}, MORSE. SADDLE AND REIDLE Fup. may ¢ to pay livery and i fine Bay ane, Saddle Brds Geese oskers ratte Sure of Ready-made G eign ee? ‘erms DOWLINe, Anct. Also, perior Cook gee corapioiene STE Sad very Superior Coe By J. C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers THLE aan anwiAges aN ‘ SATURDAY MORNING, July 234, at 0 ov in front vetion A city for several years.) llarge and lsome Open Carriage or Charriottee 1 superior Close Family Carriag 1 ete beautiful ‘Dua Riding Horse, ane ‘be seen prior to the sale at No. S10 H street Terms, a credit of 2 and 4 month: isfactori- ly endorsed notes, bearing ietorest’ ei jy ied J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. By J. C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auchoneers. PAiErew Morac ar Avcriee esa Tere cS x—Ons . ORNING, July 231, at toorclock, in front f toe i. Hor young matehed Mules; work tn singia ordowbie rness, ard believed to be the finest pair of Mules ever offered for saiein this city. Terms cash. iy 16 J.C. MeGUIRE & CO, Auct'rs. Bs J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. JOVERNMENT SALE OF TWO Wi ee ERE AY MOR RINS ORE jock, at the Auction Rooms, we shall Capitol Extension. J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Anet’re. sell two work Horses, from ‘erurs cash, jy t5-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING Lots oN THE ISLAND, TH Sreear W xst.— By virtue of tue last testament of Tai Barnes, d ceased aud an order of the O:pha: Court, the subscrib*r will sell, on TUESDA. the 24th justant, at 6 o'clock p. im . on the premises, Lote No.1? and 19, in Wiiliam B. Todd and William Hy Guinell"s subdivision of Square No. sos fronting each 23 feet 3 inches on 6th strest west, between : 120 fest deep. The above property is eligibly situated and rapidly enhancing m ue, Terms: One-third eash; the balance in 6 and 12 mouths, secured by the parchaser’s notes, bearing Interest from the day of sale, with deed of trust upon the Property ; aud if not complied with im xix days 1 the aale, the property will be resold. none week's notice, and expense o: r~ chaser. Title made perfect. = ALEXANDER LEE, Adminis’rC. T. A. jez A. GREEN, Auct. THE ABOVE SALE IS PO v _ MEoNBSDAY, the 27th cay gee y 2k A. GREEN, Auet. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. BUSTER'S SALE OF * STORY FRAME OUSE AND TH) wicn ¢ . T Avoriox.On THURSDAY, the sl day of dane, 1859, Aw soll, in front of the premises, at 60'el"k m., by virtue of a deed of trust to the vub: ¢ the |; records for W county, in the District of Columbia, all that or parcel of ground lying and being in. the e1 Washington, District aforesaid, and parts of Lots twent, in Square numbere eos y of known as 1x (25) and twenty-seven,(27,) four hundred and uimety-six, ser inning & he same at a distance« f 124 feet hes from the southeast corner of said square, ou 439 street, and running taence north eighteen feet and two inches. (1¢ feet 2inches,) thence west one handred feet (100,) thenee south eighteen feet two inches,(18 feet 2imehes, ) thence east to the place of beginning, together with the Improvements, which Are 8 KO liing-house, &e , &e. Ter e-third cash; balance in 6, 12, and 18 Months; the purchaser to give notes for the deferred payments, bearing interest from day of sale. All conveyancing at the cost of the purchase: the terms of sale are not complied with in 5 he trustee reserves the right to rese!! the proj the risk and cost of the first gerchacer, tising the same three times in the Star. PATRICK DOW ma 23-2wkds EI THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. ut MONDAY. the 25th of July next, same hour. By order of ths Frustee. A. GREEN, Avot. 024 lawe&eds By BARNARD & BUCKEY ; Georgetown. Y VIRTUE OF A DRED OF TRUST FROM D John Beavers aad wife, the subscriber will of. fer at publicaucton,on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the 29 tint, at half-psst 6 o'clock, Lot num- iu Piters” Square, in Georgetown, the ting 25 foet, more or less, on the north side of Water etreet, and running back of that width 120 feet, more or less to an alley. ‘This lot has upon ita Blacksmith shop. which is now ront sito a punctual tenant, Possession given immediately. of ala: One-fourth cash; the remainder in three equal instalments at 9. 12 and 18 months, with interest, secured by ot of trust. All con- yevancing at the expense of the purchaser. The Trustee reserves the right to resell if the terms of sale are not compiiad wahins Sree sale. BARNAKD & BUCKI By WAL!. & BARNARD, Auctioneers, RUSTER’S SALE —by virtue of a decd of trost from Andrew Swartz. dated wth August, 1956, { will offer at public auction, on the 3th day of uly next, onthe p emises, at¢o’elock p. y., all tha! part of Lot No, seventeen, (17,) in Squaremumber ty-nine, as said lot and square ynonthe ground plan uthe county aad Dis- jned within the follow iug metes and bounds. to wit: Beginning at the northwest corner of said lot of north G street. and runing thence east with «aid street and the front line of sad lot sixteen feet and one inch, thence south at right angles with the first line the whole di pth of said lot one hundred and thirtee : feet and Bie 8, bs the same more or thence west with the south ‘ine of said lot ania 3)-f-etailey six! ene inch tothe southwest corver E alley, and thence w. 3 He west live o: said place of bi ing tog, land singular the improv: thereon, ‘Terms made Known at sala. .GEO. W. BEALL, Trustee, eotf AL BAR Aucts. ASEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES PENED aT aud 4th st ER, Perxcipar. will be the attain of a thorough education from the elemental to ranicnta: branches of po ite literature, in Mre. Wheeier will be assisted by experi enced and approved teachers. "1 . Mrs. Whecler has lind lone experience in teach- ing. and respectinlly solicits the patronage of her friends and the public genorally : Three or furyoung fadies will he reomved into the family as boarders, and be under the immediate supervision of the Principal. Circulars ean olitained on application to the Principal bookstores of the city or to the Principal. iy 18 eotOctl C LUMBER AND MOULDINGS, ARPENTERS AND BUILDERS are respeet- folly informed that I have made arrange keep on hand a supply of MOULDINGS of fereut sizes, of the best quslity of workmansbip aod material. Aino, sortment of LUMBER for xale at the ic At the yard corner istit Street and th WM. McLEAN. jy 16-Im ALTIMORE AND ONIO WASHINGTON RAILROAD, BRANCH § I Tickets for the above points can be procured at the following rates: To OLD POINT. at $8 for the round trip, (tiek- ets good fr 10 days.) leave at 3.2) p. wn. To BEDFORD. at $7.75. ¢ Trains leave at 6.50 To BERKEIJ EY. at $534,¢ a mand 3.20 p. m. iv 16 20 HOs. H. PARSONS. A NOT! Owing to contemp'at repairs on my store-house, which are to take place in a Short tune, | have therefore thix day de Meided to ell my entire stosk of GROG ee OLD WINES, BRANDIES and OLD WHISKY, which cannot be surpassed for its puri- ty and natural favor, at greatly reduced prices, until ny entire stock is disposed of, which is larce: and a lar © Proportion of my goods are of the best quality, I now invite my present customers and ail other persons who buy for the cash to come and partake of the advantages whieh | here offer. JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer, i Pa. ave between 6th and 7th ste. iw No. jy hs T ACTUAL COST PRICE: A FOR CASH ONLY. We offer our ontire stock at cost prices. All Barege and Organdy Kobes, Rich Hareges and Lawns by the All Fancy Dres 508 yards beaut e atl & - a suitable for H ‘ally —to which we ask their cra arlene, desire to se'l off our stock previous 2 rooms. arging our story 'W. COLLEY & CO., jy 16-2w 423 7th st., above Pa. ay UARE LACE SHAW . “S.. PeW LEP?, cost _Je 19-e03t MAX WELI’S, 328 Pa. av. PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS—A hand- sore aesortinent of diferent colored PICTURE CORD sud TASSELS at J. MARKRITER’S, No, 486 7th _ly 19 e06t 8 doors above Odd Fe lows’ Hall. INDOW SHADES— selection of Gold ait Commen WEN DOW “iy Beast Bdoors above Odd Fellows?’ Hall, Jy 1-eoSt_ MAXWELL’S, 328 Pa. Gk LOT OF EMPTY MOLASSES hi ; byte 1S OFFERING HIS STOCK O BA- EGE ROBES at a very great in R Vier out with thé sbasog. iy Vs in AROVER & BAKER’S : Cc ‘AMI ae SEWING HAERRREED PaMLy It is no longer question ines are that the best in the ary for family owte je eas pure rom. are upon ‘without rewinding, pining S&seam of w strength and beaut sumple i tree- tion, easily managed, not table tangy oat oP eden, and noiseless in TO} a hand, a) sale a Prices by oC. STEVENS. Eccl orpneeain ete was st Vera Cruz. Mr. McLane has made Juarez. Alrxandria Market. ALEXanpBia, July 22 —Flour—None offered on ONT Fewt_Sales on change of es on clin; small lots of at S! Anes 23 . ee, Cota—Sales of white at 80c. No sales of Oats or Rye. timere , uiet Whisky closed dull at 27¢. Sew York Markets. New Yor, July 22. —Fiour hasdeclined 10a25e closing unsettled State $4 2524.75; Ohic $4 85a 4.35; Southern ®5.25a5.75. Alege closed dull. New red $1 30al 40; white Bi40al 50 Corn closed with a declining tendency. Mixed nominal at tase; yellow 9c Pork closed dull; mess $15.75; prime®11.50. Lard closed steady. Whisky closed dull at 25 y 22 —Stocks are dull and ace the Board adjourned. Island 61; {linois Central > Mich’ ‘Southern j Pa. Coal Co. 454; New York, July lower, particulari Chicage and Ri T Fe MALE TEACHERS. WO Young ladier, ( sisters.) experienced - Erm, Re dewsrous af eutaring seminary for Indies, to instruct in the fullowing branebes: Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin, F; higher Eng‘ish Studies, Drawing, Pastel and Gre: — — by inte ob f the raonials a; Seer, orto Mr. Weston, editor ofthe Bapubieg, . Jy 12-2awtf ak Bee wet MPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF [PORTAR Neto AND GEORGETOWN. HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT: McDonnell’s Catawba Ginger Wine. The Great Southern utation and Family Remedy and Beverage. y Fererand Ag more Cholera. Cramps we arate at te he sestion. or Flatulency !'' saints the CATAWBA GINGER . AILING REMEDY a: PREVASTi VE. This delicious Wine is from thy CATA W-— BA ‘GRAPE AND TARTSICA GINGER ans Yor party © peas Dy spool A vor, is a jed by any thy . the most deuravie of SUMMER BEVER RG BS, whilst Tae and Invigorating Properties have secured for it WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and UN- PRECED The W jpont: adapted the Female Constitut: y tor ef se sie oe reons of Sedentary Habits, being NON- Ni 0 - TING, and in imparting HEALTH and Vicor ov Mixpawnp Bopy. NO#AMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT. We ask for it a trial f-om all, satisfied that « ar le tria| will establish at the South the high repute - fon which it hSs acquiredin all other sections of e Union. TH WINE Is For SAL the following 3 SPECTABLE GROCER os. W. Davis, 9th and E 5 FM. — Pa. av ; Henry 2 CATAWBA GINGER N WASHINGTON at wt on, 9th and | ste; AC. Davidson, ats; M. Green, !3th and L sts; John Tyman, 16 ad L sts; F. M. Orme, Penusylvanis . V. ‘oburn, ISth and H ste; Wm. A. Brawn. 1sth and F sts; White, 10th and F sts. 1» JONG, and Sd_et; Peter Monaghan, ad G st; Peter Conian, 31 and G Finuagan, 208 F st.. T. Cogan, Pe: 1 and 20th st; Jas. Bligh, lithe st: wi K. Canipte and M sts; Joseph Weeks, York av. and [2th s*. THE CATAWBA GINGER WINE iS FOR SALE IN GEORGETOWN ‘Bt the of—B. L. Offutt, T. F. Boucher, @ M. & J. W. Sethoron, Jeremiah Orme, J. M. Belt, Wholesale Depot, 17 Mercer st., Baltimore. iy l4-Im JAS. McDONNELL, General Agent. Befick SSLUN tas Semoun, ws FICE to No. 2 iy east wing of the City Hail. rns it lawew SNYDER, . PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, Next Door To THe Stak Orrick, Has constaot'y on hand «@ Inree assortinent of GAS FIXTURES aud PLUMBERS’ MATE- RIALS, which he wiil sell at prices which cannot fai! to suit purchasers. jumbing and Gas Fitting exeouted in the most substaatial manner, at the shortest notice. Attach - nid trouches filled ta the day they are Sheved, and trene! in the day are le riers for work sohcited, and satisfaction guar- As I desire to give my exclusive attention to the Plumbing and Gas Fitting business, | offer for sale my stock of Stoves and Tin Ware at ovst for cash. Ali reous desiring anything in that line will do ‘Well to call and see me, iy 8 M. SINGER & CO.’ I . fiteRoven Washingt N poy NO MACHINE, ‘ington Be (0. 355 Pennsylvania Avenue, inder the National Hotel. For families, tai and all manufacturi ir Pores they are unequalled; more durable; ing & greater variety of work, and y More money than any other machine in the mar! ‘The new Pamuty Machines St $5 and $75 are at- tracung unusual attention. We invite sii te call at our new Office, and examine them and their work. The in usiag such & machine will at once 4 parent. Expianations given to all. Ciroulars,illue- trating ail of Singer's Sewing Machines, with spect — of their work, furnished to all, or sent to any ‘rood assortment of Thread, Needles, Twi machine findings kept on hand, and prices. Ag a ther at a 1. M. SINGER & CO, WM.H GLOVER, Agent. ma 2-ly HAVE DECIDED UPON CLOSING MY E « Office, 322 Pa. avenue, on TUES- . Mth, previous to « in our new 326 Paw between 9th aud With streets, Whore We intend keeping & fine and well-selected Stock of STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS, = all other goods appertaining to the Engraving pusiness. jy 16 W. H. DEMPSEY, Engraver. N’S W. 8. SPRINGS, " : cpa Freprrick County, V ~*~. A. L > "s Ferry; thence by Wise! rom this Depot, 145 mile in to the by 2 v'cloek p. in. sane day. No ver’s Perry, a* ——— ia oo bea Hh: haded : fine mi wants? hot and cold ul phr sale tn barrels or bottles, Ci Springs “i R.M. r ietors offer with ene Rontrel oar anie, and inyite the attention perts. Any rf ms SA 8, &o to nder, jy 3-Im S08 ww M ion at ‘extensi tak Water for JORDAN & BRO.” arteries Bestinaest, Baltimore, N formation with r AGNOLIA HAMS, Tue Hams ror THe Wanm Wrartner. Every one of these from country orn fed stock. cured expreasiy us, and every oue warranted tobe in pee s a “0! ENT—MELODEONS FOR | Kos Nosioa Tastruments for rest ay, Week. or month. SL LIS aveni as wt ey yee Sand VA TRY Rion tee ee sams N G &** xp BLACK TRA. sists tates ass WANE Corner ermont