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3 Dauty Stax will be punctually sent ton cheese of our citizens daring thelr sbtence at any of the summer retreats, by the earliest mail | after the paper is pat to press. Thus they can keep themselves thoroug’ spires in ‘Washington, and at the same time In- form themselves of all the current events of the day. Terma, 12 cent per week. pa Brpert.—The session of the Council on Monday night was in all respects a business one. and much work was dispatched. THE APPROPRIATION BILL. Mr. Jones, from the ways and means committee, oat resolution fgsisting upon the amend- —— of this Board, and asking a conference upon - jation bill, which been returned the appropriation py the Aldermen. _ —ae , e bi over anothy : and the bit to pase this bill has bean. source of The fe to Corporation employees, many of sney peed their promises to pay upon the prob- ability of its speedy passage. ; ported several bills for minor im- 1 vr Se" « babi pep am sections of the city; all the Prev ses of Which’ are to be reimba by taxa- SA of the property-owners in the vicinity. These ad without objection. THE BOOK OF sonra the k of grades prepa ler jerpore- t Lie La cepted be ‘idlades. It was red tion evevor Forsyth, from the revised wrades of R cosle, Esq. The resolution also —— so far 28 they are the original , and makes them the legal grades of the city. The book was ordered to be deposited in the Surveyor’s office: : THE w a Satas. tiled van. from the drainage comm! , Te- Mr, Morevai bills providing for the laying of Port in various streets of the city. ‘The work for tos cousmittee to accomplish js very heavy, and the reportsare looked for with anxiety by poorest owners. The work of distribution increases wil each meeting of the Boards. The bill from the Aldermen, for laying themains fn G street north, mp ar Tweaty-Fourth to Twenty- Seve’ est, was taken up. sey Orme said he thought that those bills should be passed in right shape, and the wirements of the Inv fulflied. It 48 our duty to know, before we pass those bills, whether = mains laid will it venue of six per cent. "ir. Morgan said he was glad to see his friend dispused to start right. Itisonly a short time Smee he became so strict in observing the letter of the law. Whena bill was up for laying the mains in Ninth street, he was strenuous in his forts to pass that bill. and did not ask about the ver centum to be refunded annnally. Mr M-. had Fijuired of the Corporation Attorney relative to t rs matter. and be was of opinion that the respon- sibility of the six per cent. was with the officers. it was for them to ascertain if the six per cent. was certain, and when they were satisfied, the mains would be laid; and if they were not, whether the ordinance was passed or not, the wains would not be patdown. He was satisfied that the mains would pay eighteen per cent., and hy a calculation based upon the quantity of water required in the construction of the gasometer at the new Gas works, it was ascertained that for a time it would pay twenty-five cent. Mr. Orme explained. that he favored the Ninth street main upon the ground that a Lope was before the board asking the mains to he laid as the street was graded Mr. Powell said that now that it was ascer- tained that the responsibility of the six per cent. proviso rested the Registrar and Purveyor, and not with the boards he was willing to pass as the work would not proceed till they sure of the per centage. Mr. Jowes said it was certain that a ition guaranteeng the six percent. is necessary luevery case, whether the ordinance was passed or not. The bill was passed. STREET WASHING. The bill regulating the use of street washers, “ue Mo a lained it to be a tem) Mr. Morgan expla‘ a porary pro- vision for the penection of the eastern section of the city. While the supply is from the small mains, the use of water must be under restric- tious. When the thirty-inch mains come into eorvice, the law may be repealed, as they will lan abundant supply. The law allows t wasbers. hand-hose, &e., to be used be- een sunrise and 7 o'clock, and sunset and one bour after. and only for fifteen minutes at x time, under a penalty of not legs than one nor more than five dollars for every offence. The bill was passed. THE CENTRE MARKET. The bill to improve the Centre Market was taken up, and Air. Jones moved, as a test question woascertain the sentiments of the members, whether they favored the prihing of the old or the con- struction of anew market, to pone the biil tadefinitely A discussion ensued, in which the arguments of the last discussion were repeated; aad the question being put, it resulted yeas 13, nays 6. the bill was postponed indefinitely. ) Abert offered a resolution, requesting the Commissioners to cause an examination of the roof ly be made. aud report the repairs necessary and the costs to this Board. Adopted. THE WATER REGISTRARS SALARY. A bill from the Aldermen, increasing the Regis- trar's salary to $2.000 and appropriating that sum, and also 31,000 for the Purveyor, was taken up. well explained that his opposition to the {when proposed was from no feeling of oppo- ston to Mr. Coyle, who was entitled to the and esteem of every man; but for the © then stated. and which he still regarded suticient. He made this explanation because ral of his friends had thought he opposed Mr. Coyle for other reasons. Mr. Edinonston said that the explanation 2s a by Mr. Powell would suit his case exac tly, aud he need say no more. Mr. Morgam said that as the Aldermen had sent this bill to the Board ina mutilated form, scarcely iateltigible. he would move that it be returned to that Board with the request that they would put it in an intelligible form before it is sent again to this Board. The motion After the transaction of other business, and waiting twenty minutes for the action of the Aldermen ou the water bids, the Board adjourned. (comMoUNicaTED. Ove oF THe Freits of UNLIMITED SUFFRAGE Edvtor Star: The Star of July 24 contains a resalu- toa of the Georgetown Corporation, ordering all s owning ailanthus trees to cut them down; failure whereof they are to be removed by the “tperation. and the expense charged to the » besides a fine of five dollars for each tree Art. 4. Amenduents to the Constitution The right of the people to be secure in their persons, bouses. papers and effects, against search and seiz- ure, shall not be violated. ** Att. 5. © Nor shall private property be taken for Public use. without just compensation.” , With these lighis before me. I protest against the aet so frivolous and unjust; and | hold that ia every case aud fur every tree the Corporation is liable for damages before a court and jary.. Fur- ther. | consider it the rizht of every citizen to de- fend _— Property against all invasion under ot false Nation. seeders Love Feast.—Last night, one of those social meetings, peculiar to the Methodist denomination Of Christian od ts, was held in the Niuth street Meth- St Protestant Church. Years ago. love feasts Wrre revulariy held in the Method st Church, and were very popular with the members; and so ations Were non-professors of religion to be Preernt bem, that it was the custom to issue ss on to such, Which were cagerly Ve are not aware that the eustor entirely done away with. but we seido:n ‘hem in this section of the country. They Af prebsbly held more privately than heretofore. Atthe meeting last evening, we noticed Rev. P. ' Wilson, well known to our effizens as a er very popular pastor of this church. The cvices were conducted by the pastor, Rev. L. WW Bates. and participated in by the members of the chute ia A Scounprat.—Yesterday, a sinall colored boy ‘otered the office of Jnstice Donn and complained ‘f iilteeatment. His face was skinned and sed, and blood was strearsjug from a bad cut tos head. He said that a man hed struck bim “othe back of the hend with a stone, and the in- Jury to itis face was done by falliag im consequence of the blow. An officer was sent with him to make an Investigation; but discovering that the feoused was white, aud all the witnesses were ored, except one. who could not be found, no rtest Was uae. Theishuman treatment of dumb s looked upon with detestation by all de- pl the brate who would take ad- r T the absence of legal witnesses to abuse ‘ed wowid a poor little darkey barely ten years ‘ose is catithed to a first-class recognition of con- opt. We hope he may get it. PreNie — nalostan Island presented a | gayety and festivity yesterday, the 1 ning until late at night. The occasion was a select Ppic-nic given by a pumber of youn gentlemen of this city, and posed off ia a manner that Have satisfac- ad pleasure to sll who participated... The janly proprietors were uurearitting ia ‘ueir attention to the comfort and entertainment of their who dnly appreciated their kind- hems. ‘Dhe sa was in excellent taste. and the table was Bounlifully suppli tity that one could deve aad aes pay | ' Centre Mags —The supply in the vegetable and {uit department fs still imereasing, and the demand is brisk and sales qaick. The quality of the supply offered fn this department was never better. So say the peichoreps, who are sup- posed to be the best judges. Prices of some pcr bry tong in over those of the wast week, as they become scarce. The market re, .laitons Were strietly observed and good order Fustice Wiltiamy =| —Ovn Crrmzxxs are of course preparing to” using profane end. out em masse to the pic-nic of the Orphan orb, .0f the streets of | te come off at Spring on Monday next. | Police et. It wasin 1 evidence that a disturbance took place between | _WAtcu Retvnxs.—The list this morning was defendant and one Catharine O"Dwyer, which led | "ort, and the cases unimportant. H. Benner, number of unsavory allusions by each about ifrents Aine and costs, $3.15. Chas. Watts, (col ,) the personal appearance and moral character of | f¥Zitive from labor; returned to his owner O- the other | The defendant was duly find $5 and | 1odyers. : ‘was for her share in the above transaction tod te ‘Tue versa sate Gen. Bisco, whose ilinces was Vos fined so enaas 16 costs. 0 noticed In the Star on Tuesday. expired at his Wa. Grey and Othe Clark, two darkies, residence in Georgetown early yesterday morning. var I The chahges of nd hundreds. of ober causes pro. s . system seat = se re 2 Or ator. \Caiehe a mated, lou Will try Dr. Sanford’s 1 fear of each other that finally each swore the | eticwsy in curing Indigestion, against the other, and the magistrate cleaet the Stomach, and other ilte 20 common in @ family. case Dy binding both of them over to Keep the | Sf iis we gver swhliewads and is'vo ld tat the Warrants were issued Justice Williams Bold by alt Drones’ au l-2wr against John Horringer, T. S. Batler, J. Connell, Sos Ie paar Sey, D;, Loonetz, John Burke, John | Mun’s Darss Suits, Henning, charging them with eee be a Yourus’ Duzss Surrs, cut leesie. ee toe Business Suits, mitens Justin Clark —Sunes Kennedy was Ih sain cinta Riiar violat Sunda: iw, joan Macy Grol <i oused of acai ref gunctines, ous Seine of Spring was acc’ contem, ‘asi thei P; u te appear when summoned as a witneas In the Se oe in now reads for inepeotian Tt bove case. was duly fined. d Fontionay i Campbell was accused of stealing a quan- inmeterial eines ingvand workmanship. date if r selecting from th Oe Made Clothing in this ci ti el from Mary Curtis. The evidence ‘0 those who study excellence with economy, in so Sarah le ergs, Hea ea SE eg Si ite—meaeee city, at very re- An Exrerimest.—We noticed on Pennsylva- avd! nia avenue this morning, at the plumbing estab- Mamavitta! Maravitta lishment of J. W. Thompson & Brother, several The most wondert ARAVA! Prominent gentlemen assembled for the purpose Por roving Dandray of witnessing a new method of tapping the water cevtne St adehe> mains. Amongst others, the Mayor of Washing- Precendine the He eh Out ; me — mag ;,Meigs, R. Coyle, Esq., Water iad Producing Giossy Curls. egistrar, B. a D.T. Mw ; » Assistant Engt- | Sold by all respectable Draggists and Fancy Goods neer of Washin; a x ueduct, under whose su- | Dealers, and by the Proprietors. Price 3) cents. crintendence tn laying ofthese mains was done. | CHARLES ERvest & Co.,96 Maiden Lane, N. ¥. hotness weer eeaal of 16 au invention Lol." "ss re will accomplish ail that ia cleimed for It, and Mr. Thomas, now en; on the U.S. Capitol need fear ivi Extension, and consists of » drill and tap 80 ar- | walluse see Moree cee loss of hair if they tanged that the pipe is first drilled nearly thron je3-3m J. M. Bravstreer, 27 Broadway, N.Y notning but a scale being left; the tap a then St serted and the hole tapped. ' The ferule is Save Your Garpeys, ’ screwed in and a drill inserted through the barrel | Mr: EB. Lyon, French Chemist, Ciscovered an of the sto; which the scale or crust is eutirely | Asiatic plant, the powdered leaves of which is a eut out, ieavlag the stop firmly screwed in The rey te RO welesatitecctens eat a Se ¢ Li ° has rece ja! the old method of deiiling since the recent intro- } from Russia, Pranes. England, Germany and te. duction of water. We learn from Mess-s. ‘Thomp- | merous medical colleges and societias. Ttisa most son & Brother that they have tried this method fs; important discovery. The iden f being rid of these r several instance before, and found it entirely sat- ony! in warm weather isa luxury, We can now wT the bed-bugs !ament— isfactory. = “igente Powder, sure as fate, Criminai. Court.—To-day, the Court met at the rrani Wall oa pets Ta eect ny + RM Barnes usual bour. at w York. to sal! it thioughout the — Mera patos of renting a house to : ve woman for illicit purposes, came into Court, an Boreder ki Hi ta in a trice, was sentenced to pay a fine of 850) and costs. Renstio lle ace mixed for terete” An application was made for a continuance In | Sampio Flasks, 25cts 3 regular sizes, 5) the case of Le Williams, charged with assault Barnes & Pax, New and ba with intent to kill fsaac Entwistle, the Mexican Mustang Liniment, whose trial was set for to-day, on ground of the absence of a material witness for the defence, (one | — = = a Mr. Gibbs.) DIED, The court sustained the affidavit, and the ease | _In thiscity, on thei instast, MICHAEL TAL. ee pete ae ee re TTP dads of ths tacatl are re the fecy Wok Sali distended quested to attend his funera’ on Friday afternoon, 4 at 3 o'clock, from the resideace of hia son, on F aL, adjourned until the next court in course. between 12th and 3th eta, ae it up in tin canisters, aud bears the a. Se Tue Levy Covar, at their meeting on Monday last, agreed to adopt a Inte survey made of a road PERSONAL. to connect those parts of the Piney Branch road LG8TNING LG which have been separated by the location of the T ECE ANSWE > Ths canon and Rockville Tumpike Compan Bert xor run Mattar rie Wane tng out ie soad os corp pha pss aunt of $ttd A would bs mechanic uses Jangnage acainst my ated by the Court to be expended for — inaterial, which is of sucha slawderous ‘was appropri: that I feel obliged to give the public a fair that purpose. Upon the submission by Mr. Ken- | explanation, rs ‘ fe fiext nedy of a report on the unsafe condition of the Ceri —_ = Bi 9 madoe Platina Spned. , ing | for Lightn ‘ode. received the pra bridge near the Eastern Branch bridge, leading | for tizntuing | Mechanics’ Fairofthia city. Brot, bride renee, the Court decided thas the | Monn, farts aseeunegice Patt of this ronounced bridge imquestion was not under supervision of | thomxinnne: The individual who makes a wanton this Court, but of the United States. A commit, | attack on my business te the Sta: of last Saturday, penal dearer ea iiera ce os saps =e u i¢ waceey potete leat eal th condition ses on Piney Branch and | order of persons for who 8 put : I wish this p rson to prove what he st Broad Syaneh goods. points he hastakendowr. Tiatthey are oltss wake Crow Hitt ix Commorion.—Last night anum. | tere can ba re, Saskake as ad 18, 88.8 | may pointe ss std ares d with my mame. Fincipla as an er= ber of Germans met at a house on Sixth street, talitahed inschante: of thie cit ie te. fallow the i S riect and ones ay inal! my dealing, which time north, where lager is wont to be drunk, and in | §,7'°' prove. ‘The following sre some or heme the course of the evening two of them got intoa | ings on one apa h oe P'atinn omte: U.S. nt mithsenian natitute, ek heck J That etfecne | (3. Barracks, Navy Yard: Epiphany Chasse se ally prevented the possibility of his indulging in | PU: Walter s (house Aro ot he the 4 3 x ers (house, Arshitect of the Capito: -ast for the eveniag. e jaw-broken party | Col. tee, Arlington; ut. Patterson, U.S. Na scized a chair and smashed that to pieces upon bis | Lieat. Towbridge, Judes Rinir, Maj. Soni opponent; bet in the midst of this proceeding | Canuon and Mr. Carter, Georgetown ; Perry & three others, so says the party who claimed to be prog lacse oaaee, FRAN care ; &o., &e. ANCIS LA BARRE. first attacked, entered the ring and yave him 4 i Oth and C ets, tremendous ening This wnoral ay he made sorias eae ea Cale early application at the & warrant, in order to have the dispute settled by a legal process. Isterretixe Trotrixc Race.—The admirers | suit in Court against him for seater BARRE of rapid quadrupedical locomotion will, to-mor- It corner Ith and C atreet tow afternoon, have an opportunity of witnessing what is believed will be the best appointed and fastest trotting match ever seen on the Piney WANTS. Branch Course. The Club, under whose et the course was established and is controlled, have family. None bot a Fg made arrangements to accommodate a large | washer and ircner need apply. Caillat MAR number et: Sisitora, ladies and gentlemen. The | FISHER’S Billiard Saloon, corner Pa. avenue an course» solely under the control of gentlemen | iIthetreett. au of character, and being located on one of the most A YOUNG MAN (ASWISS) WANTS beautiful suburban drives of Washington, ought in private family. He makes himrelf useful to be patronized by the best classes of onr popula. | about the house and garden. rte has good reoom- tion. For entries to-morrow see advertisement in | mendations. and speake English and German. Ad- work ofa smal another column. dress S. T., Star Office. au 4-2" Sareea rern RUG CLERK WANTED—One that under- Foeitive Staves.—The underground railroad stands the business and caa briag good recom- seems to be in particularly active operation this | mandstions, Addr season. Within a few weeks a larger number of | - NTED-One COOK and one HOU. slaves have eloped than during the same period ANTE P— One COOK and o RS t a . BARNA pasos Lapis year. Sn Ro organized Lands were attempted to be smuggied off ona wholesale scale a few years ago. Itis noticeable, too. that those who have been leavin: within the two weeks are the servants of kind masters. Persons, vy believed. are at street, bet. Va. av. and C street, (Idland.) au3 eozt*® the slaves to elupe for the purpose of o| taining = . “ar from them the mall pitaince they can raises | WW ANTAD_ Bra roupe wan e SITUATION ia convey them to a region where they will be re-} make hevsolf Metal 00 hi ‘employer, having had duced to a far worse condition than that they left. rigit yeara expeitence in the city trade, (groesry sis potas red.) Rete 4 Sappatu Viorations.—We have heen request- End others. Address “Clerk,” through eity Post i Ns au 2-5t* ed to call the attention of the police of Capitol | Office. ae a ‘a. avenue aud 3t WANTEDOBy a settled American girl, a SIT- UATION to nurse and do chamberwork Hill to the conduct of varions boys and yonng ANTED—A well built, commodions HOUSE, men, who assemble regularly about the doo! WeNiier te mig eh vomiminding! bento by their graceless conduct, roltying cries, hoot | Star Office, stating sccaity and lowest price. ings, whoopings, beating of tin kettles, and other | _ 82 Thy Roisy ippers. ‘The NTED IMMEDIATELY—A first Machen ween trecently | WARGN ER ade BENDIS ee SHee S Hotel, for which libeal wages ances have been frequent and very great recently ubout the entrance door to Waugh Chapel. Can- apy at Bro not the Capitol Hill aight forces step in to the aid | ¥!! ofthe Waugh Chapel pe paid. jy 2tre ———— WEY EO call at the Insurance Office of McK EN- Ax Otp Law Newty Exrorcen.—The owners 4 G of the Potomac Aqueduct (the Alexandria Cana Sparen, Peplorers wilt be promptly supply Company,) have recently determined to enforce - “* s the Taw against driving cattle over the structure. | WW4NTED TO RENT In Alexandria, respects Is sectns that drovers and others have been able neighborh {rent to be about $2h per an- habit of sing the Aqueduct tow-path as ent in driving cattle to Washington or town. as it saves some miles of, Gavel from t either way, to the Long or the Cha - Phe owners hold that the tow-path was not designed to stand the weight of droves of cattle. t | stating terms and location. jy set time been at school, and always immedi- the eves of lus parents.S1UU ATION io elsewhere, where he may earn — ; Hein guick, active, obedient, and am) Tue ctosixe of the Long Bridge, which will | fo please. Please address a note to Box No take place about the first of September, to enable | Star Office. Ee the workmen to complete certain heavy repairs = + contemplated on the south terminus, will create a LOST AND FOUND. necessity for the establishment of a temporary | —><-— : Festa en ferry across the Potounac river, We undeeas pera a ak teaat tly, Sikt eithar on Est) that on the closing of the Long Bridge. such a N stroct. GOL ‘ork avenue and N street, n GOLD @RACKLET. mode of communication for farmers, gardeners. | forthe arm, with thes Cais setae The eles 1 and oth with the District from the Virginia | be suitably rewarded by leaving itat ths n° rthwest shores will be established at the Bridge, and corner tuth and N streets. e au dstt probably another 2t Georgetown. 100 REWARD; Rezewar from the wubrer " ron onday eveniny Inst., Pastas (Michael) and Bird continue to be made | iy NEGRO MAR Oeics Snowden: ahout much of by the billiard amatcurs of this city. | 21 years of ace, 5 feet IT inches high, quite They dropped in at Ellicott’s saloon, corner of ode heed unl ieee leet cane Loee Ms ‘Thirtertly Street and the avenue. yesterilay after- | swers short whin aroken to. He was omployed | noon, and played three games, (four ball Ameri- | the oreinary of the Washington Navy Vard, ard can game,) Phelan winning two of the three. Je | have reason to believe that he has net loft the cease the evening had some further playing at | LWill give $75 reward if taken in’ the Marr's Billiard Hall, Bird veating Phelan by 70 | 10 Mf taken inaay of the adjacent co her case to be secured so that f can get him ints in 200. ‘The weather was voted too waria | {ther alias ae g eonrety for the French carom games, To-day — = ae = :; 9 Nene 3 al are sitti for their. in tween St. ow's “veer ene ey Lich ant ine reste Set OF PASE A Burax Dows.—About 11 o'clock. as the four bat x “he not only confer a favor ill be oui t wheel wagon, belonging to Ellis and Brother, | @® office. rewarded Wing them A » by sees foundery, the heavy beams which sustained the vrooco ROCK Ut "broke, 8 Penosylvania. avennes sent mibntee Rey aud chor s ora eos waten, ug: street, aud stopped the further progress. Semmes. ay, on findrne ti will please leave The holier was made for Browus’ Hotel, and is | them with BARBOUR & SEMMES Beets fone inteided for use in nose. 3 the building, and for | isiana avenue. au | : ‘ ' ri of was conveying a heavy iron boiler from their Ese onday, August Jat m the roeRE judg- other purposes requiring ocala ye ald EStRAyYS Taken oe beet be pudecriber at Dro- Tax Lacur Lxyantar, Capt. Davisin command, | pith'line beck, troonee be Set ds one paraded our streets this morning, en route to years old, appraised at $12 each. Arlington, making thelr usual soldierly appear, Beer sri cine torward, Prove property, pay | ance. ‘They wete accompanied by Wi | euz st? B. H. PAXSON. band. We Layne cfr pe Setpeshena of wo" ill be at Ari; as no set of men have a wider circle of friends. male and female, BOARDING. connpenyt arent tals snslentned bonorable’ | AO ARDING—Mu. BOWIE, 470 Ian wcoy company. B AR DING = re Beane has Pi send Tux Lavtzs of the city will find, in our adver- | storable RUOMS for rent. au 2-taugi9 Precise codes} scbinbeate dD Cee nemo t sade column, a card sien © npudchen Borsesammaied wth reas FURR nthe Natigosl Convenon of Teacbert saris aD bc coonertlgh ss or off in this city. . rg BR OE NO. core} foe. Sab us Premises at 6 o’oloc two thirds of said bqut situated ware avenue and Terms: One. fourth fronting on 21 rh ‘and I steects taken. Title in- a. (au 4-dts) A. GREEN, Auct. tor relief, as we can testi a it t) pen jensantly and advantage- within ® quarter of the Baltimore and for landing and thin two wiles lace 8, freight, &e.—wi tho sane distunce Tom the M in & regton of country re in exoeilent society ; ‘owth of Wheat, Corn markably healthy ‘adapted to the gr we wh terpe 2 fas large apple and able supply of wood a: tered, The improvements consist an id every desirable tu! hoon ‘erected but s few" years past, ture, naturally fertile, pro- tan inconsiderable outlay, [tis withio twenty min: road id, rr ing the advantages it to location, suse: i nd timber, and 1s well wa- ‘The soil in ofa fine d crops, and, ai endered lesirous to purchase a suit & person engaged in r Baltimore cities. The Terms of sale 00 thereof by the Court ; a1 n two, four and six pads or notes of the interent from the day of ¢ payment of the purch; conveyed to the Cc. ST. years, to be se- Sean eke purchaser, with a y th ~ Frughaser ta footiin. /MAGRUDER,¢ Good Will and Fi ARIRCY STORE for ae ‘her information app! ea between I3thand 14th streets, low foreash For fart EAUTIFUL AND VALUA- FARM of 1% acres, more or Crops. in Montgomery from Washington city, town. can be bought for fro 37,00) if applied for ‘By i3in clover, and about & in oats. rmation address a note to I. G. I. Post Office, Washington eity. D. C cheapest farm in the country. 2 hh f Improved city prop erty taken in part payment ata fair valuatioa, ENT OR SALE—Two HOUSES, one on Misvouriavenue, near 439 street, conta rooms; water inthe yard, T' comfortable Brick House onéth street, near M. Gas Inquire of JNO. B. K Louisiana av., between 12 and 2 0’cloek. St SAl. ESTATE. AT PRIVATE SALE—The nudersigned offer at private sale two LOTS of K D, with the improvements thereon, situs - are No. 724, containing nesriy 11,000'square fect on 21 Street east, between hand running back 115 feet tee an alley 3° feet wide. The improvements consist of At present brireing a good to it a briek stabie. tous of waking a good investment is lly invited to examine this property. ulars apply by letter,or in OTT. No. 362 north B streei, Pour years ago I was tne first me- ed point | C and D streets no} a lage Brick House rent and has attache: OR SALE—A fine new double BRI on lth street, near M atraet, coutar ea'oon parlor and kitchen, dining roo room, with five chambers, and good cellar under the house; also, large stable and carriace house and stablo yaro attached, with pui roperty if not sold, will be fo roperty, or se No. $55 th street. 6 t att, Mra nucand Sth wt; class Livery Stal les, Carriages Harness a 1s now offered for sale. as the present o to leave the city. The location ix one o the city, and & rare inducement is now presented to thoge wishing to purchase. Address “Livery Sta- ble,” Star Offica, oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY M containing 175 acres, office of Justice Donn for Te, N. B.—ASTSEE THE INDIVIDIALAL- luded to in the above artio’e is out in another malic cious fasehood. all Thaweto ray in answer to itis, thatif he was able to pa damages L would enter PROPERTY—A Fr with dwelling and out-hous . Md. on the Frederick turnpike, 7 mies wok ville, half mile from Maddlebrooke, and lea from Canal. 1 kly settled and rapidly improving neighborhood, apply to HENRY Water street, Georgetown. jy 23-1in® *. in Montgomery ANTED—A COLORED WOMAN to do the ; q ther information '—A very desirable RES) between 15th and Ith ats. vare. The house has all , with back building, bath-room, gas, in given the Ist of An: ART, corner of !2th ° ust. Apply to aud Hate, OR SAL ¥.—I offer for sale a valuable FARM in Loudoun county, Virginia, on most liberal terms, containing 2h acier: or will exclang for improved oity property. ated in one of the mo: parts of the county, onl. Medicine, Box No. 24 Star 1 his property is # improved Fetig’ VANT. Appl. , at xcepting at the time those b Loe & Barnaid’e Auction Rooms, %h street and oo a GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM'TS UNION BOTEL, GEORGETOW eeting of the shareholders of thy | be held at tne Couneil © Y EVENING, the 9th instant, at® roposition to purchase ths hotel wiil vj jem, itis desirable that every share r should bo present < ve prev. A. TENNEY, Treva, OR NEW YORK —The packet schooner “Ro: beers” is now londing ant wil! tail as ahove with di McCOBB & Di otk. Aas no objection to the country, Les at No. 537 lith t nee given from present employer atch. For freight apply to 3 9 of] Washi ton, not further east than 12th street west; DGE, 63 Water etree charches when Sunday night service is held, and | for which cash will be paid. Address L. ©., at the EW ARRANGEMENT AND REDUCTION OF FAR E—THROUGH TO HARPER'S FERR after the Ist of August proxuno, the comfortable canal steamer L. J. Br Ritter, will run regularly between Gao: Ferry, and intermediate points, at the ful m Georgetown to Great F 25e ; Seneca, Se.; Edwards’ Ferr; 62c ; Point of Rocks, 7c; Bres! rengiois a new boat with n ehinery, conducted by a reguiar! The boat leaves the wharf of 5 onday, Wednesday and Friday morning at7 o'clock, returning on the intermediate days, ar- riving at Georgetown at 6 o’clook ». m. IR RENT—Two ne BRICK STORE HOUSES, opposite Forrest. | joeation for any kind ornsidered one of the bes Apply to BLADEN FORRES’ oe ‘folks? ANTED.—Persons desiring Employment to & LANSDALK, 529 7th street, and register , Kte.; Monocacy, hie dd, in, &7e.; Harper's aut aod punctuaitenaut Please T. F., Alexandria Post (fico, ptOs | ee ee aes S 4 ner of Gay and TED—By a youth, aged i8, who has up to WOOD AND COAL, on hand a large stock of WOOD We cail tne attention of those deni rous of lrying in early to give usacal. Weare determined to sell low for cash, or to punctual cus Our prices for delivery in or cash, in quantities of 5 tons and upwards, and for Wood in proportion, as fol- 8: tomers en short tir Jaly and Angust is orner Green street a Gairetow net LE—HOUSEANDLOTI N—Parts of Lots yO corner of ist an: 1.ingan streets, fronting the south- ner of ‘Trinity Church, and improved by 9 wo story A aren bent r 434 street and Louisiana ave W. Y. FENDALL ‘Terms liberal, Attorney for Owner, ARPER’S FERRY.—The fast and com. modious steamer ANTELOPE, SDAY. ahi PR WEDNESDAY, and re SLM, N. B. The Antelo | herdstown and Wi | and Sunday mornings. BOAT FLYIN! AY, at 6 o’cloc! makes an extra trip to Sh-p- msport on Saturday nights Jy 15-2m* iG — Will run for tT Arlington. round trips every' ‘exoursions to. aie al JittaPalls, or particafrom Alexendria: the ean be ne to me at ay) aes OE STERY DIRS Sparta THIS AFTERNOON 4 TO-MORROW. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. ‘QUSEHOLD AND Ki BN PU! r Heep teatrton os ralkay LUEN, es Z it Rohorany oS Sg rocking and cas- a Melgany and walaat centre, side, and extension Mal nny and walnet Bookcases, dréasing and oth- er Bureaus, ges ag and walnut Whatnot, Hatrack and China, G!ass and Crook: 's ae French Bedsteads, “Marble top Wash Wardrobes and Writing Tables, and wood-seat Chairs, Washstandsand Tow- Painted Cottage Chamber Sat. Pee, er Beds. haig. cotton, and shack Mattresses, many other articles Which we deem unneo Terme: ‘All sums under $35 cash; over $25 a shar ma beat ‘i 2 for ‘ my The Houre is also rent, @ convenient three- OPE tht attic brek. Inquire on the premises, or of T. etowa. iy 90-d ™ A. GREEN, Avot. FUTURE Days. _ By J. C, MeGUIRF. & CO., Auctioneers. VARY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING 1oUsE NEAR “FRANKLIN Row” at AU On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Au At 8 o'clock, on the o iy. anined by app ication on the ‘ermn: Ope-fourth cash; the f in 6, 12. 18 and 24 months, witn interest, secured by adeed of trust on the p omises. ausd C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auets. By J. C. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE, PURNIFURE 5 sen D FEC waved On TUESDAY MORNING, Avgust ath ae 70 ‘clock. at the res‘denee of Mrs. H. M. - COr- ner of 9 eets, we shail sell ali Furni- tarened [eots, comprising— Rosewood Piano Forte, by ‘Wakomyer & Henick, Suite of crimson brocaiel le-covered. Parior Furm- tion © Velvet Brussels and ingrai i . Gutand buff Wiocow fe ng st page Handsome eaamelied marbie top Cottage Bet, Mien walnut ap ssecte-pop Chamber Set, pgany French and other Bedstead: reaun, Waristands file Mattresses, Bolsters and Pil'ows, Cane and woo Chairs. Louage, Exieasion Dining Table, Refrigerator, ina Glass and Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery, Cooking pect jae Kitchen Utensile, &e, ‘erm: and under,cash; over that sum, credit of 6) and 90 days, for satisiactorily emieraet notes, bearing interest. aus-d J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Aucts, By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. SALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ Court or Sv oR Rosrwoon Piayo Forte ARB Housruo.y Errscts—On SAT v RDAY ORNING, Aucust 7 _ ek,in front f th - MeGuire’ & Co., I order of the Orphans’ Court for Washington county, D. C., a jet of Fur- niture and Household Effects, comprising— Very sa erior Rosewood sevex-octave Piano Forte, stool and cover, Handsome suite of Walput crimson Brocatelle- covered Parlor Furniture, 4 Suite of Crimeon and Plush-covered Parlor Furni- re, Marhie-top Centre and Sofa Tables, Suite of blue and gold aad crumeon Damask Cur tains, Cornica, Curtains, &, Velvetand Brussels Parlor Ca: pete, Rugs, Oilcloth, Matting, Steir Carpet, Beasteads, Bureaus, Mattresses, Bo ster: Blankets. Comforts, Mahogany Siteloard. ahogany Clini ina, Gass and Crockery Wate. Refrigerator, Cooking Stove, Kitehen Utensils, c. Terms: $25 and under cash; over that sum = credit of 3: and 60 days, for satisfactorily endorred notes, bearing interest. S, WALLACH, Executor, i GUIRE & CO. Austts. By J.C. Met : uetioneers, VERS VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE CORNER OF THIRTEENTH STRERT WEST AND North H stREET.—On JESDAY AFPTE NOON, August Sth, at 64¢ o'clock, on the premises, we shall sell that valuable property sitmated at the corner of Thirteenth street west and north H street, being parts of {Lots 2iand 22. in square 252, fronting 65 faet on r street, and running back £334 feot on Thirteenth, with the buildings, consist ing of a two-story double Brick House, recently oceupiad by St. Joseph's Jephan Asyinm. This property is beautifully located im one of the most desirable sections of the city fi i idence, and the enle shon!d comman Title indisputable and sale without reserve. Terms: One-fourth eaxh; the residue in rix, twelve, eighteen and twenty four months with in- terest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, anid 0. MeGUIRE & CO.. By J. eGUIRE & CO, Aveti RUSTE SALE OF VALUABLE IM PROVED PROPERTY ON SixTH &TRRET WEST. BETWEEN G aNp H STREETS NORTH. at Pusiic Avction.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOUN, Au- Kyat vth, nt 6s o'clock, on the premises. by virtue ol i aes @ A.S., ny will seil at public auction Lot numbered twelve, (12) in Square numbered four hundred and sighty ~BIX, (485) fronting twenty five (25) feet on Sixth street weet, between G and H streets north, running back eighty- t to an alley, with the improvements, of a two-story brick Dwelling House, butiding and bakery attached. One fourth oash; the residue in six, nd eighteen months, with interest, secured by adeed of trust en the premises. Ali conveyanc- ing at the cost of the purchi »ACH, Trastee. : CHAS. WAL iy 15-eo&ds “J. OC. MeGUIRE & CO. Auct’ > BLS. GREEN. Auctioneer. TReSTE, BS’ SALE OF a THRKER-STUORY Beck Dwewtixc Hovss, and THE Lot ox WHICH IT sTanps.—By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscribers, duly executed, bearing date on or about the let day of June, 1853.'and recorded in. 1.1- ber J. A. S.No. 158, 254. et seq., one of the jand records for Washington county. 2 Dis. trict of Columbia, we on FRI a >the 5th day of August, 1859, at 6 o’eiock p. m., offer for aa! &t public auction, to the highest bidder, in front ol the premises, all that part of Square of ground No. ,, ituate in the city of Washington, contained within the following metes and houuds, to wit: Commencing for said part of said Square at a point on Virginia avenue 31 feet and 6 in i from the southwest corner of said ning thence eastwardly with the 18 feet, thence northeastward y With said avenue 7y fest, thence riygtangios With said last mention allel with said avenue 18 feet, and t wardly 7 feet to tho place of beg: with the improvements thereon, co: Hi stapual the re Br Dwelling-nousa, ‘etme of sale: One-third cash; the balance ia 6 and 12 months, for which the purchaser wil be re. quired to give his notes, bearing interest from the lay efeale. ‘The deferred payments to be secured by a deed of trus*. ‘The purehaser will be required ay immediately after the sale $50 on f ‘he cash payinent, otherwise the Trustees ve the right to put the pipperty up again it immediately; and ifall the terms of sale be not com- pied with within $days fromthe day of sale, the rustees reserve the right to resell the property, at the risk and t of the detauiting purchaser, on Siving 5 days’ public notios thereof. All conveyance gt the cost of the purchaser. RicirD I CLARKE, { Trotees. * _iy2t-eots _A GREEN, Auet._ MA8ksHal In virtue of two writs of fieri facins issued from the Clerk's offer of Cirenit Court ofthe Distriet of Columbia for tl county of Washington and to me directed, | will expose to public sale, for cash, in front of the Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY, the 16th day of August next, 18%, ‘at 12 o'clock m., the foie lowing described property, to wit: All’ defen ant’s right, titie, claim and interest in and to thi art of original Lot No. 2, in Sqoare 318, frorting fret on H street north, and bounded ‘as follow Commencing st a powt 75 feet 1 h from the sou’ east corner of said square, and ruuning thence north on a line with Mth street 9 feet, thenes wert on aline with said H street 25 feet, Sheoee, sonth oa a line with said Lith street 9 feet to said H street, and thence east on anid H street 25 teet to the place of beginning, contai wa 2.4599 square feet, more or less, in the city of Washington 1). C , together wit all and singular the improvemert thereon, seiz~ and tevied upon as the property of Sam M Kricke, and will be soid to satisfy Judt 6 and S43, to October term, , in favor ove, use of Thomas Brown; use of Gen. Pos, Jr. ues of Stewart. and the otherof Thos. P. acd Areh Staley by their wezt friend Asbury <1 logd, Bree Gre: Hor Jr ase of B.C. Stewart ve. Sam] Knight, W. W. Campbell and John 5 Tucker. renal “jy te for the et of TEE WwW E CONTEMPLATE REMOVING TOOUR NEW STORE. PENNsyLVaNta AvENUR ann Ninrn SteEer, At An Barly Day. We Rropnee in the fature, asin the past te bres he largest aud most comprehen-ive of all FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS, in all departments, in this market. Our incrensed room aud Je us todo so, Bnd to mark the the ty Prarn Figures. hava ds uned to abolish all re Sitaganed te ute of to sel! exc sase's for the time of purchas \ univer Application, irre condi tio: . See Lorca anc ww li'be effected in thus seducing tha whole thes hus 1 Daying Sud enlling to he cash standard valus, the whole of which savi effected by the ine of Ecoey and pelpable tedpedien te wea eters wale ol fF Spiced - o . riba ables te eaaeatormrh: ‘an 2 cost & BROTHER. if Cc ol REESE APSR AEE ARS rie. LATEST nil present $rkanizing officers for Braden of X < tary, Frank Puller, ‘of New Yors, Au er. Chicago and - 4.—Stocks are d ock Island 61; bonds h44; La Croase and Mil E MRS Mrs. Mecon the pul the du'ses of her weber next. The course of stu: branches requrstte tio in addition to reestving into Aced from 10 to pica — 0. 35 Comerdu etrests Alexandria, Ve. “ e, = had to Dickinson 3s used to expinin the 14 weeks, Boar vey Barton, A. M., Principal. TORN ; towa. The Principal can be seen FA. Lats, No. 34" @ SNYD: Cc. x Ee UMBER ANDG Next Door To THe SF m F: gcerean, suit purchasers. Gas Fitting exeouted in the most inanner, at the shortes! ment mat trenches filled in thedayt are for work solicited, and eat desire to give my exclusive persons desiring anything ia that “OR TEN F BA shall ran off the hj 33 GOODS, SH. with a xeneral then commence We would suggest that thisisa nity offered the isdies to make their pur v arnest): meat all i call and nettle thelr bills on or Ds re wth of Au Ss weare io want of all FRE READY-MADE @’Ei Pants, and Vesta, one eo CLOTHING. White Duck do. But 4 io. Traveling Dusters, & connection wit ‘ishment north, we enjoy for supplying the very best g he atyies are found to | in Washineton and the workmanship ything heretefore offered im this market, acknowledged by ail who patronize our "We aloo have gn hand s guperior stock of @onts’ ve on & superior Furnishing Goo mak jarments of every description, LES’ DRESS TRUNKS Prone —* aN BONNET BOXES, “eK CUNK FACTORY, Openeite O44 Pallewe? Hall SiOR CRACKE S$ received to-day. W: Ct city at the same rate as the: armontavenve ISH !—FISH !!—Lake White Pish. Halibut mon Trout, Mess M. Potomac Herring, Duteh ie by KI fnrner ith Ghee: GLUE® GL! SAND PAPER ved 309 Pa. av., bet. 9h 1, S-SINGER & 60's IMPROVED 2 Re RACEINES, . enn 5 inder the National Hotel, For families, tailors. and all maou they are unequalled; more durable; of work, aad of earni: maachine in the aly 2 nchines at $5 and $75 are at- trac J attention. om wite ail to ail at our new Office, and hs nd he 12 to 99 cents per pound. 16 cents per quire. greater varict) € * mens of their work, furnished to all, or sent to any assortment of Thread. an) Steer menckive att at New York prices. WM.#H GLOVER, Agen ’ E HUNTER’S C.F BONERS Pei gered EM Vo. 137, corner of Kine and St Asay ALEXANpRia. Va. . SINGER & CO, ma 2-ly ASKGORA™ xoods warranted as represented, WILL BE OPENED a f, betweren 31 and 411 2 conver Vat, 1858, ELE! of this Institution will be the attain - meut of a thorough education from the elemental to the ornamenta: branches of polite literature, in Mrs, Wheeler will be assisted by and approved teachers. * had jong experience im teach - patronage r No. 489 EF stree Sti Washing- _ Mra. Wheele: i!y solicits the the public generally adios wil! be reom ih pal. ‘weulars can be obtained on sppli pal Seokstoree of the city or te the er! METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI- Axp Day ScnooL For Yours L&vizs. 4 EB Street, octween 6th and 7th streets, third nal eession of the Institute will com- Pen the fret Monday in September Located in a beagtiful nod healthy position ia the h rps of experieneed t n Spates Ser Sequiring & thorough As to terme, &o, uler-, with full ined at the pripepal ect, Washington city. —Ampie ingrmey RE YOU INSURED Axes ait an ae

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