Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1863, Page 3

Ben ag. pe CAL NEWS. Mr. N. D. Larner moved to amend by provi- WANTS. « AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. ES LO AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT, Grovar’s THSATER.—This is the fast night of the season at Grover's, and it will be devoted to the benefit of Prof. Koppitz, Mr. Groyer’s leader of orchestra, whose tine management has stamped him as one of the best leaders that has ever delighted a Washington andience by or- cestral music. All the prominent members of the company appear. The bill is an admirable one, embracing the plays of «Married Life,” - “Jenny Lind,” and a grand concert. CANTERBURY.—“The French Spy” was per- formed last night in an entertaining manner by the Canterbury company. Miss Louisa Wells appears to much advantage in the triple char- acter of “Hamet,” «St. Alme”’ and « Mathilde.” She has a fine form and plays her part well throughout. The play will be Tepeated again to-night, and in connection withit a fine concert hall performance. ——S Councit Prockepings, July 6.—Board of Aldermen. — A communication was received from the Mayor, announcing the approval of the act amendatory of an act fixing the com- pensation of Assessors, and an act making an appropriation fer cleaning and whitewashing the Western Market-house. Also, communications from the thé following nominations, priately referred, viz: Physicians to the Poor—First Ward, J.C. W. Kennon; Second Ward, O.S. Taft; Third Ward, G. M. Dale; Fourth Ward, J. Wells Herbert; Fifth Ward, George McUoy; Sixth Ward, W.H. Coombs; Seventh Ward, R.C. Sroggon. For Intendant of the Asylum—Jo- sias Adams; Physician to the Asylum—s. A. H. McKim, M. D.; Commissioners—W. G. H. Newman, John McDevitt, Wm. Slater; Secre- tary to the Commissioners—John E. Leach; ‘Resident Student—John K. Walsh. For Po- lice Magistrates—First Ward, Samuel Drury; Second Ward, T. @. Clayton; Third Ward, ‘Wm. Thompson; Fourth Ward, G. L. Giber- son; Fifth Ward, B. W. Ferguson, Sixth Ward, James Cull; Seventh Ward, Wm. R. Stfatton. A communication was also received from the City Surveyor, estimating that the sum of $2,019 will be required to grade amd gravel Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets west; reterred. ‘The following were read and a] propriately Teferred: Petition of J. C. McKelden and others, asking for a carriage way on F street north, from Fifth to Seventh street west, ac- companied by a bill for that purpose; petition of John E. Kendall, relative to sewerage on D and E streets, between Sixth and Seventh; petition of Jacob Kleiber, for increase of com- pensation; an act for the relief of T.C. Magru- der; and a communication from the Mayor vetoing the bill compelling the city deposi- tories to make quarterly returns. (The fast two were reported from the committee on un- finished business.) Mr. Pepper, from the committee on improve- ments, reported Common Council bill to grade and lay a gutter on i street,between Eighth and Ninth, with an ameddment striking out Eizhth and Ninth streets and inserting Seventh and Eleventh, and appropriating $100 instead of $200; which amendments were adopted and the bill passed. The bill authorizing the curbstones to be set and the footways to be paved on the south front gf square No. 338, was recommitted; the plan qequed: in such cases not haying accompanied the bill. The following nominations made by the Mayor a t the last meetung were reported upon favors and confirmed, viz: J. H. Bradley, Esq., for Corporation Attor- ney; Wm. Morgan, for Tax Clerk; E, J. Klop- ter, for Book-keeper; H. C. Kleiber, for Mes- senger tothe Mayor and Register; Randolph Coyle, for Water Registrar; Daniel Hannan, for ‘Tapper of Water Mains; David D. Ridgeley, W. B. Entwisle, Geo. Musser, S. R. Sylvester, Ez Bury, J. Bates and O. Boswell, for a Apothecaries; John J. Peabody, tor Chief Engineer, and John H. Thompson, for Assis- tant Engineer of the Fire Department; Henry Lyles, for Clerk Center Market; U. B. Mitchell, Assistant Clerk; Jas. Miller, Clerk of the Wes- tern Market; Jas. Bowen, Clerk of Northern Market, and J. C. Cross, Clerk of Eastern Market; Wm. Rutherford, Jno. T. Garner, Wm. Douglass, Wm. H. Hamilton, Wm. A. Fletcher and James H. Burch were confirmed sas Commissioners of the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Wards respectively. Mr. Pepper also seported. favorably upon the nomination of Mr. F. R. Dorsett, for Com- missioner of the First Ward. Mr. Turton moved that the nomination be Tejected. A petition, signed by the most promi- nent property holders of the.First Ward, had been presented to the Mayor, asking him to appoint some other person than Mr. Dorsett, but the Mayorhad not acceded to their wishes. Mr. Lloyd suggested that Mr. Dorsett’s nomination be laid over, which motion, after some discussion, prevailed. The following were read three times and assed, yiz:—A bill for the relief of Rachel P. ilson; a bill making an appropriation tor ad- ding to the assessor’s books the subdivisions of squares since 1556; act to revive an act to grade Second street west, from Virginia avenue to D Street south; a bill for the repair of a certain alley in the Third Ward, and an act forthe re- liet of Henry Lee. The following trom the Board of Common Council were referred :—A bill for the repair of an alley in the Fourth Ward; for the repair ot an ailey in the Second Ward; authorizing the laying of a gutter on the east side of Seventh street west, across T street north; au horizing the repair of the alley in‘’square No. 373; au- thorizing the curbstones to be set and the foot- ‘ways paved in squares No. 907 and 930; making appropriation for the repair of alleys in the Fourth Ward; to improve H street north, trom ‘Third street east tothe Boundary: for the re- pair of the alley in square N 3; also of the alley in square No. 456; torevive au act to trim and grade I street north, from Fitth to Seventh street west, and a bill authorizing the laying of a& water mai on H street north, from Third to Fifth street west. The bill to improve N street north, from Fifth to Seventh west, and the joint resolution repealing an act of Uctober 2, 1862, were passed. ‘Lhe bill to provide suitable accommodations for the Board of School Trustees, which was introduced during the last Counc.l, was referred to the committee ou unfinished business. An act to trim and grayel Eleventii street, from Penusylyania avenue to New York ave- nue; also to trim and gravel I street, from Eleventh to Sixteenth wes bill tor the repair of the alley in square No. and a4 resolution requesting the Surveyor to furnish an estimate ot the cost of grsding Dsireet south, from Sixth lw Second streeis east, were introduced and teferred. An act to construct a stench irap in Tenth Street, between G and H, was passed. Alderman Gordon, of the Sixth ward, was appointed a member of the committee on the erection of @ public school house, vice Rich- ards, whose term of office as Alderman has expired. I Mr. Pepper asked and obtained leave to be absent from the next two or three meetings of the Board. Adjourned. Common Council.—A communication was re- ceived from the Mayor, calling the attention of the Board to the present registry laws, which was referred to a special committee, composed of Messrs: H. CO. ison, Michael Larner, and C.sS. Noyes. The Mayor says: «More than a year ago I directed the atten- tion of the Cuuncil to the matter, and suggested, as I now do, to you to make it incumbent on the collector to furnish the respective asses- sors, on or before a day named, with the names of all in the rolls assessed to either real or per- sonal property in their respective wards, and the register to furnish thereon on or before the same day, with transcripts or copies of the poll lists or records of yotes returned by the <ommissioners of eleotions of the several elec- tion precinets «it the poll election. These to- gether should be the basis of the registry of all persons subject to a school tax, and entitled to ‘vote at the next ensuing election, as provided for in the charter ofthecity. This will at least secure the placing upon the poll lists the names of all property holders, and such as may have exercised the franchise of voting at the election last previous and to which additions could be made in the mode pursued by the assessors in visiting every house in their several wards.” The following were referred: Petition of J. A. Barr for the remission of a fine; bill making an appropriation to enable the Mayor to estab- Jish @ uniform system of sewerage; bill to re- peal that portion of the actestablishing pounds tor ‘animals s0 tar as it relates to sheep; bill to licemse livery stables; communications from Suryeyor estimating grading and graveling ‘Third street east, from L streetsouth to Penn- sylvania avenue, at $3,710 and for gradingand graveling Massachusetts avenue, from Thir- tenth to Fourteenth street. at $2,175; bill for the relief of Rachel T. Wilson; to supply defi- ciency in appropriations for the Washington Asylum; for relief of H. B. Sloughton; to pur- chase copies of digests to the laws. A resolution introduced by Mr. Noyes author- izing the secretary of the board to cause twen- ly-six additional copies of the journal of the proceedings of the Gorporaticn tobe printed, and to have 1e Mayormaking which were appro- the enme bouua ac the close of the year, one | ned to each member of thy | copy to be as: board, and the Bal oy for record use, was adopted. The joint rsotati jatroduced by Mr. M. Larner, providing publishing the proceed- i of the boards d the ordinaneées of the ce vation in the National Intelligencer, pro- rided that the cos! would notexceed ten dollars r column, was taken up. : Mr. Noves moved strike out ‘ten dollars column” and insert the compensation tofore paid.” Z > N. D. Larner moved to insert « provided he cost do net exceed #200 per annum;” which lost. Mr. Sbedd moved te refer toa special com- mutive; lost. <iditional copies to be preserved. fthe two boards and ordinances | ding the cost will not exceed $299; I Mr. Canfield moved to limit the cost to $200. ment; and it was tdopled joan tt ay ess the bill ‘was passed. reset, waged fad e following bills were passed :— alley in square 48; to improve H pees m T street east to Fonadary; te repair gutter ca weet side ot Ninth street, between H and I Ne, to repair alley in aceare 363; to repair street, trom P street to Boundary; re- Pealing act to set curbstone and lay pavement on south front of square 784; to revive.an act to trim and gravel I street norti, from Fifth to Seventh streets west: to repair alley in square 456; to repair alley in square 533; bill amend- ing the law in relation to the removal of cflal, slops, &c. [The bill provides that a fine of $1 be imposed on each contractor un- derthe law for each case in which he ne glects to attend to his duty.) Bill authorizing the establishment of eight additional public schools. Adjourned. THE CasE or WILEY v8. BRowy.—Circuit Court, Chief Justice Cartter, July 6.—Wi liam Dalton testified that he is a hack driver, and has driven a hack for nearly thirty years. Witness recollects Mrs. Brown, who wasstop- ping on the Avenue when he first knew her. Witness drove her out when she had a baby with her. A gentieman who went by the name of Larned, and edited a paper, came to the carriage, Stopping it two or three times in the street. By Mr. Pzent—She was living at the time on the Avenae, near Fi: ith street, and passed under the name of Mrs, Brown. The child at the time was from three to five weeks old. _Jos. Dozier, eolored— Witness has lived iri the city from 30 to 40 years, and has driven a hack and waited. Knows Mrs. B. A gentleman engaged him to go to Baltimore, and he brought Mrs. B. from Bladensburg, and drove her to Susan Weeden’s, and from there to Mrs. Dodd’s. A gentleman named Larned employed witness and paid him. i ._ By Mr. Brent—Mrs. B. joined ‘witness at a house in Bladensburg. On the way in, a gen- tleman got in the hack on Capitol Hut, but he did not go in the house with her ; but witness carried him to the house the same evening. After he found the way he went ‘himself. He engaged rooms for her at Mrs. Dodd’s after- wards, and witness saw him going backwards and forwards to and from the house. Witness never heard her called Mrs. Brown until abont three years ago, and does not remember what | her name was called. She used to take her baby with her ont a-riding from Mrs. Dodd’s. She told witness that the child was by that gentleman, eats: tothe one who engaged him to take her to Mrs. Dodd’s.) He used to stop the carriage and speak her out on the outskirts. Heappeared to be always dodging around. Sometimes he wou]d get in the car- riage, and when he reached the edge of the town he would getout and walk. Witness has seen him go in and out of the hotel. Witness waited in Brown’s Hotel, and was there at the time the boys were at school in Alexandria. About the time they left school he left the hotel. When witness brought her trom Bla- densburg it was after the boys had left school. ‘Witness has taken men to the house on B street when he knew there were other ladies boarding in the house. The house passed as Mrs. Brown’s house. Wm. Rutherford.— Witness hnew Mr. Brown. (Paper handed to witness, which he testified was his handwriting.) Witness said it was a copy of the inscription om the tombstone in Glerwood which was put up in 1859. Wn. J. O'Brien.—Witness knew Mr. B. and Mrs. B. for some years, and was intimate with the family during Mr. B.’s lifetime. Witness has heard Mrs. Wiley call Mr. B. father. During Mr. B.’s lifetime Mrs. B. spoke of Mrs. ‘W. to witness as the adopted daughter of Mr. B. Witness had a conversation with Mr. Cook, and that C. asked what he (witness) was doing in the city, and when witnrss replied that he ‘was attending to the estate of Tillotson Brown, he (C.) asked who B. was, stating that he might nave seen him, but he knew Marshal Brown well. A question was here aske? witness if he had ever heard how Mrs. Brown came to take the name of Brown, when the counsel discussed the question as to whether he should disclose what he had received professionally. S.. Clark, of Georgetown College, testified that Marghal and Tillotson Brown entered the College in November, 1832, and left No- vember, 1633. ee ALEXANDRIANS GOING SouTH.—The past week has been one of painful excitement in this place, In consequence of the order for the deportation of persons to the South, as many of the citizens, mostly old residents, including effect. It is said that several hundred of these notices to individuals had been sent out. vailed. The parties chiefly concerned were directed te haye their baggage at the wharf this morning. present and will be considerably modified, by the exemption of many of those ordered out of the lines. will give further notice of what has been de- termined upon. a P. S.—Since the above was in type an order has been issued by the Provost Marshal, di- recting those persons notified, that they will be sent to City Point, to deliver their baggage at the Prince street dock on Weanesday morn- ing, and themselves report on board the boat on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock Invento- ries of all things taken are to be sent to the office of the Proyost Marshal previous to Thursday morning. No gold orsilver will be Alez. Gazette, July 6th. CHARGE OF OBTAINING Goons BY FALSE | rested August Worms, Kaphael Worms, and Myer Openheimer, who are charged by C. J. | Nagle, wine merchant, with swindling him out of #450 worth of goods, about the ist inst. It is alleged that the accused represented them- selves as a business firm, and wanted goods at an hour when the banks were closed, and they promised payment the next mornin, when the banks would be open. They not coming up to pay accerding to promise, Mr. Nagle in- quired at the bunks and ascertained that the necused had no account as they represented, The parties were taken before Justice Claytou, who held them to bail for court in the sum of $1600 cack. aes Rorpery anp Arres@# Tuesday night, Major Gilmer was ir the saloon on FE street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and while there was robbed of @ gold watch and $500 in Treasury Notes. A man named Robert Jarvis, who was suspected as a party concerned, was arrested by officer Bigley, and held tor hear- ing. . ————— Usion Crvs.—We, the undersign@l, tender to the committes and members of Union Club our g ateful thanks for the quiet aud gentlemanly de- port. ent of the management of the ba!l given at the pleasure gardens cornerof 4th und KE streets, Capitol Hill, and recommend to the public to pa- tronize the saidclub whenever they pas it itte— iaorge Ballinger. ¥ & JUNNEMANS. Hatk Dye! Batchelor’s celebrated Hair Dye is hest in the world. The only harmless, true and reliaile Dye known Thi, undid Muir Dye is perfect—changes Red, Busty er Grey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, withoutinjuries the hair or staining the skin, Jeaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects | of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed Wittiau A Batoxsiog, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all druggists, &c. Fac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly SS ae @auzar PRUNSYLVABIA ROUTE, via Baltimors nd farrisbure, to the Northand West.—Two trains leave yn daily and eue on SBunday—quitk time— low ‘and sure connections. Soldiers’ tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien appiy at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth st Washington. Oftce¢ open from . 1. . ,; on Sunday: . ‘ pio tg E.O. Noxtom, Agent, —— ‘THE ORBAPEST AND BEST Hatz Dye IN THE WORLD— ve Fad: We Gut.—Upham’s Hair Dye, 50 port box. ‘Phe beet inuse, Try Bold by 8, d, corper llth atreet and Ps. avenue, ake and Henry Cook, Alexandr: jase : NOFC# TO WATER-TAEK. Wartex RecistRan’s Orrior, City Hall, July 1, 1863. ALL Warss-Takses are hereby notified that their Water Kents for the year cemmencing with this date are now due and payable at this office. _ ‘The followirm: is the law of the Gorporation “in relation to delinquent water-ta&ers,” viz 'y nt for thirty days after the same is duo and paya- | Ree gs Pn oe Moar sviall notify the Purvevor | cfench delinquency, and the said Purveyor shall Ciseontinue the eupp.y cf water immediately, by cuiting off the water at the main. and he slsll’not ailow it to be again osed in said delinauent’s premites except on noti: cation by the Water gistrar thacthe water rent has been paid. as also the expense of cutting off ard restoring the 7 forced, ~~“ BANDOLPH GOYLE, Water Bogistrar. ater : The law will bi 2-Imif B) ri NEW WAR ! Oe pennszivants, Maryiaud the latest autagrifies,. Price 25, Jeet pubkiehed 42 £05 TLD & 80 LOMON'S. 352 Papa, arena, | yah several ladies, had received notices to that | And ; the suspense and anxiety were increased by | the contradictory rumors and reports that pre- | It is now generally believed | that the matter hus been suspended for the | The military authorities, it is said, | ‘ allowed to be taken, but there is no restriction | as to the amount of other descriptions of money. | PRETENCE.—Detectives Barry and Kelly ar- | On the 24 Instant, of MeKeadree parsonage, & a Mass. the Bev, Joha Thrush GEORG. ANTED—A z at 275 DIuEVIOR. ‘of tnseit, e Miss Jemima HOL- | W ‘Sut ver ‘dcnasd ete ea aes 0! rince Geol ANTRD_A CHAMBERMAID, BUNDLE unt, at McK ondrea parsonage.) | WW AWISiER SCRUD CIEL ond NUESE, A BOSWELL to Miss MARY A, COL- | Plyat the Ebbitt House. iy 7-3 ‘AN PRRATOR on Singer's sewing DIED, Wine” Walt, DIEEHERS & 00., On the ng of 4th, SARAH J Sy 7-tf 322 Penn, avenue. a ichard y i ANTED—By a resp2ctable weman, a SITUA- Senehier of Richard Avand’ Julie Ae Eh agen Ww ATION Blok dppiy at No. iba Bt atdet. On the 6th instant, EMANUEL G. OOMPTON, sged 53 years and 4 months; a native of Fairfax coupty. seen for the last four years a resident c a ather, thou hast left us, but mever can the sad void in our bearts be filled. Such is the all wise decree of Providence, and H- who gave thee has gently called thee hence. God give us strength through this great struggle, and teach our hearts say,'*Thy will, not ours,Qb! Lord, be doue.”’ The friends and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend his funeral, Wednesday, at 4 o'clock, from his late residence, No, 46 Louisiana avenue a On the evening of the 6th instan and suffering iliners, JOHN 8. DEVLIN, eldest son of the late John 8. Devlin, faneral will cake iace from the residence of his mether, No. 651 Sixth street. near Navy Yard, on Wednesday, 8th instant, at $ o’clock, reapectfully invited to GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Lees OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE PosT N, D.C., OFFICE, GEORGETOW Joy 1, 1863, ®&F Persons applying for letters in the followin, list will please say they are advertised, otherwise they may not receive them. LADIES’ LIST, Adams MreJuliaA-5 DillinanMraEBliebth Mitchell Mrs Allen Miss Bertha DennisonMraE! 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Jolin; Ziegler Aibert AY persons wishing to mail letters to forc ge ecuntrivs are respecttully requested to as i amount of postuge duc thereon before them. Postage due on letters from ! } tries must bespaid in coin orin United Sts j ury notes with the addition of the ratin on coin. All letters (except soldier's Jetters) must ip every instance be prepaid, Also, drop-letters. it HENRY ADDISON, P. Zrade-3; Publishers Herald; Young pre um it, after along | STEIN fr'ends and acquaintances of the family are WwW tend. ia ANTED—A first-class BAR KEEPER ; one Dining-room Waiter. Oall at Penn. avenue, near 4}; street. ANTED—A BOY, at No. 16 Market Space, PB 1» bet jth and 9th sts. , Penn. avenue, between Be a ate tea. ANTED—By a respec able young woman, a SITUATION as cook, washer, and ironer, Address Box 24, Star Office. 1t* Box, WANTED IN A JEWELRY STORE. t reference required. Call to 8. GOLD- 1U.8 Hotel, renn. ay, iy 7-3t* AN TED SY & young colored man, 20 years old, a SITUATION as bar-ten er. Can make good cocktails ANTED—By a respectable girl, SITUATION as chambermaid or nurse, or general house- work in asmall family, Apply, 343 6th st., bet, and I, Sy 7-2t* It also. a young woman to assistin the kitchen. A, ply at No 363 iltn et. bet Land M. 3y7 St" ANTED—A SITUATION, by a respectable Woman, as first-class cook ; one who under- stands her business perfectly. The best city Te: ferences. Addrees Box 14, Star Office. V ANTED_By/a respectable young woman, a SITUATION as a chambormaid ; tne best ence given. Inquire at 73 2th street, bet. and N rts. It ANTED—A neat, tidy WHITE WOMAN as chambermaid; also, a Colored Laundre3s; te one who thoroughly underst-nds her business goed wages will be given. Apply at 349 Nine teenth street. S¥7-3t* ANTED—A good female HOUSE SERVANT, Also. a Boy of 1t or 16 years of age. Good recommendstions required Colored servants preferred: Apply at No, 44 Third Bhs Georeeionas . 0. i iy 7-5t* ANTED—By a respectable young woman, a SITUATION as cook in a private family; the best of reference givenif required. Apply at 63 Fayette street, between 2d and Sd, Georgstown, D.C. in. Ww ANTED- Two COLORED WOMEN, one todo ¥ ‘dining room work acd washing and ir n ng; must understand waiting oa table. The other as chambermaid. Gooo references required Aonly immediately at 457 13th street, “SV 720 V JANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A first rate WATCHMAKER can find a good situation atJ.8. BLACKFORD & rON 8,99 Bridge stree Georgetown, D.C.. opposite Bank of Commerce, Liberal sslary and constant employment; none but competent workmen need apply. Also, petent Jeweler for plain work ; pis > ANTED—Two good FARM HANDS. Apply 3.W. THOMPSON & CO , 269 Penn, av , southside, near Lith st iy 6-2 ANTED—A MAN to take charge of aa eating bar in restaurant; also. woman to help in tchen and cook orders, at 176 18th st. iy 6-2t" KUG CLERK WANTED, Must he well ac- quainted with the prescription business. Ap- 8. THOMPSON, corner 15th street aod nue. jy 6-lw* ANTED TO RENT—By a gentl-man and wife hildren} a small UNBURNISHED cr in Washington or Georgetown, erate, Addresa for one week, stating terms and loc ,A.M., Printer, Washiagton, D.C. 6 7t* W WV ANTED—A picusantly located HOUSE. fur- nished or unfurnished, suitable fora famiy of three persons, Address for one week W. Washington, D. O. as \ | ANTED—By young girl, who can be higaly recommended, a PLAO® in a respectable family as chambermaii and seamstress Her wish is co Fecure a good home, Pleage address BE Star Office. )ARD WANTED—By a young | ANTED—A WOMAN to cook and iro ply, 909 H st., near 7th. iu c, = B y,in a house where there is a piano, or where the free use of hera will receive # small compensation, Ad- ington, D. 0. dress tor one week Miss B. H., Wash JXIORMATION WANTED OF THOMAS BER- pard Delany, who was last heard from in 1854; was then doing business for a druggist, corner 7th and K streets, Washington c 0. Any in- turmation concerning him will be thankfully re- ceived by JAMES PHELAN, No, 24 Fifth street, Pittebury, Pa. dy 3-30" V ] ANPED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. One wY that ill recommended may hear at Room No, 5 oud Hoor, Winder’s 5: je 27 UF W ATED. —A& PURCHA8KH or PURCHASERS, daily, for thirty gallons purest Baltimore County Ice Cream, of all flavors; delivered in any parrot the city at’ the low price of par gal- ion. Applyto THOMAS EK. W. FE TR. No, 470 Twelfth street, between ¥ and G, or leave orders at Soda Water and Ico Cream Stand, Wash- ington Building, (corner 7thand Pa. avenue.) Soda Stands No. 71 Northern Liberty and No. 37% Center Markets. jel y JANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty CAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workinen, and none others will be acoepied, Appiy to the Government Carpentar Shop, on K street, near the csrner of Seventeenth street. Lieut, Col. F.M. GREENE, Obief Quartermaster, _my%5-tt Department of Washington. JTRNISHED HOUSE. WANTRD.—Wanted to rent, for from one to thres years, Dwelling for E giirate family. Location in the Firat or Second Ward preferred, Address Lock Box 65. Washington. D.C. se 4 y 7ANTED—SECOND-HAND PURNITURE 1so, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, ng wad House furnishing Goods of erery, description. t B, BUCHLY, €28 7th st t mar H. east side bet.@ FOR SALE AND RENT. JOR SALE—A small BEICK HOUSE. on «round rent. will be sold low. For particulars inquire | at 106 12th street, between J and K. f [608 RENT—ROOMS in the White Buildi 1™ Market Space, over Rosenthal's Shor 5! Inquire of Rosenthal. iy w wetter Corington { FFOR BENT— Desirable AP "PW FINE RooMB VACANT IN THE HOUSE known as the Casa Buildings, 27. Vermont ay.. bet, Hand. Table bearders wanted. jy72t* T°, RBENT—A FURNISHED HOUSS#in the most desirable locality inthe City, until the Ist of November, Inquire inthe st. and Pa. Ave: Store,corner of 17th ly 7-Twr A Private table i attention paid to those inthe house, Apply at + on first and rexond floors. arty ef gentle- men preferred. desired ; every i7th street, between H and 1. d¥ 7-30" Fe SALE—Two FRAME HOUSKS Atuated near the corver of lith and P streets north. each «four rooms and kitenen. Call for three If not sold in that time they will be rented, Jy 7-3t* UR: HED ROOMS AND KITCHEN TO BEN't.—A family about leavin, city for the summer will rent a pertion of th r dwellin References required. Apply to No, 335 4th s hear G st. west, jy 7-20" {RY AND COMMODIOUS FURNISHED Rooms to rent (to g-ntlemen only),in a desira- ble summer location, with best table board op- posite. Apply at 347 K street, between 12th and i3th streets. jy 7-3t* containi re days si the premises. =-NOTICE.—LICENSES.—All persons whose licenses from the corporation of George- town expire on the 30th instantare wereby notitied to renew the sameon or before the lWth of July next. otherwise they subject themselves to a flue, snd the law is compulsory on the proper officers to enforce said fine against all delinquents. je 24-3tawtyy 10 WM. LALRD, Clerk. DHOTOGRAPH P 8 ALBUM 8 The largest, cheapest and best stock of PAOTOGRAPH ALBUMS now in the District, can be found at No, %5 High atrect, Georgetown, D. O. examination of my stock of Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c., is Respectfully, solicited G. BW. KING. Je 25 $5 High street, Georgetown, D.C. F. JNO. W. LUMSDPON, ORWARDING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. 91 aD 103 Watkr Streur, feorrsiown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and | Merchandise generally ; Prootres Freight, Ghar- ters Vessels, &c. b Business transacted always with promptness and patch, mar 4-tf Fo RENT—A three-story HOUSE, with new Furniture, Apply at 416 l0thstreet, between Send 7+, o’clock p.m. Persoas who cennot give the Best of reference and security need not apply. iy 7 2t™ t FoR SALKF—A most eligible RESIDENCE, one and a half miles from Georgstown, well water- ed. And noted for its salubrity, Apply to WM, ANDERSON, 401 Jath street, between I and K, Washington City,or DR. GEORGE SOTHORON, Georgetown, D.C. jy 7-2t* TS RENT—A STORE, with fixtares, 25 La.av., a between 5th and th streets, dy 6-20" FF G3NISHED. HOUSE fOR RENT— Suitable fora priva'e family, For fall particulars call at 402 i3th street, between Gand HH sts. jy 6 4t” yaa SMALL STORE ON THE CORNER OF Fourteenth and @ stteets west, still for aale, yet itwill be sold cheap, af the owner has other business to attend to. Call early. Gali at the store from 6a, m. to 2 p.m. dy 6-3t* FSExsnep ROOMS To LET AT 442 F ST, Jy 3-3t* between 5th and 6th. without board. Fo RENT—Two fine PARLOBS, jnst vacant; also, ruitof Rooms, at No. 424 i5th street between'N. ¥, ave. and H. By St T NOTICE, : HE Late frm transacting’ business under the name of Mindil & Co., is dissolved bv limitation the first day of YG 1863. All parties having clatma axainet Pan rm will ewe present them for lement to 18 SUrViVing partner. west C.J. HAMILTON. Fe SALE—A magnificent MORGAN HORSE S years old, of unsurpassed style sar DSO tion, Sold for no fault, the owner hay- nouse for him, Also. & shifting-tép BI GGY and light rolled HARNESS of most ap- proved makers nearly new. Apply at 266 K st. _ dy 33% : Orry Bart, June 27, 1863. Posie NOTICE Is hereby given that the cfice of depositing fith, garbage, or rabbish of any description, either in or aloog the liue of the Washington Cana), must be discontinued; and Pied eee tape willbe prosecuted to the est extent of the law. DAVID HEPBURN, je%9-e0lw Commissioner of Washington Canal. ! a TS! RATS! RATS !!) PS EEL AAR AACE all bi Sade ed 1; ANTAL Flees i. 2 £0} never-faiting arti Sei nt MOORE'S Wort Bnd Drug Store. Penn, avenue. Jo 2: to 113 wv FPORNZSHED HOUSE FOR RENT—IN THE First Ward; best of reference and sacurity re- i a al, ‘tained by a cB id her. be obtained at my office. Price 50 cents box FORSALE A Two STORY PRAME AND LOT, | flee stating plates onan. | abr Witteld's Pilisare sold by 5. 0. FORD ie. unoccupied, situated on 13%; street, between 0 | jy] Iw” GEO. OTT WUNDER. | 390° Penn. avenue, ington, D. O., and by and D streets north, belonging to the heirs of Na- Ur — = HENRY COOK, King street, Alexandre ye thaniel Plant (deceased), Terma of sale positively oTOMAC MARE ET, | . YOUN bh. Liyd-Iw"| N.C. DRAPER, Agent. a GOVERNMEN? WHARF Se 13-1m No. 481 Broadway. New York. ‘OR , RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE, desi- Foor 0? SixtH STRERT. 4 THNISHND BOOMS TO BENT For _Tatly located, not far trom Willards’ Hotel, A. M. HEPBURN, Propriator. Fo im east tween i It is rupplied with all the modern improvements. a neatly ed. OMB. Hor terms, apply to B, P. SIMPSON, at Bibley & MEATS, FISH. BED and 1G B00) Guy's, y between 0th and 11th. je 36-tf VEGEPARUNA, as FAUIT. SOR, ke, JORS. Ths nelenbertors, m guide (A MINN GARDEN FARM he as —— tad . ‘ 1 the olty a veraren in te — ; = . 5 Goods delivered in any partof the city on an Foyr miles and « balf from Washington, in a woth 1 San FROM LONDON. wy noft ayes Pe ey a hisbalte ofeulars op, | ee aio: «de 1 ae Avwazyrio Universal Telegraphy. By Count now covered with a flouriabing croy of vegetation, GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING Ge Lantare, as oual of Mu icice ine re. rm ontbuildi wo os be DA OF excellent mater “ian willbe sold cheap BERING OV RRCO jis BORIS gS BUITS sme ‘Scbaltern Offer and his J By Lieut, for . me ire 5 oR remises, or J. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N ntylse, macafactared with the ams d ej Foe Maslish Constitution. By Doct. Fisher, streets, Washington je2-im™ | of neatness, sty: aun elegance, soit made toorder, | Year Book of itura|Facts, 1362, S = ‘WALL, STEPHENS & CO., The Speaker at Home. OB BALB—150 desitable BUILDING LOTS in 329 Pennsylvania kvense boecden! Liebig’s Natural Laws of Husbandry. Pea Se ee om besa Minti ans Zeste sect cr] Sorts of Oliver Goldsmith. on convenien' PB) 5 5 CARKUBI, Law Ofice, No, 3% Louisiana avenue, IBSON’S MANUAL, NE W EDITION; Macleod’s Dictionary of Po! nt fe 5-Im* Gren spre mavie | wor GP PeAROR FAYLOR: Address John, StarOffice. jy7 2t* - Furnished | THIS AFTERNOON AND T0-MORRUW ITED STATAN ease 4 ‘ATES M ” HR. US TAD BTA TRS Mansi AL's BALROP 8c from the Olerk’s the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a District Court for said Dis- trict, I will sell at Public Auction, commencing at ten o'clock nm WED DAY next, the 8th w’s wharf,on the Potomac D. C., the schooner Henry 25 er mee apeerey ree rniture: also} ¥ follows. viz : grace Chaing Wi barrels Waleky ‘ork 4 cases Ulocks 41 boxes Boots and Shoes ea 2 Doxes Castile Soap 24 Dales Tobacco 30 boxes Soap lq boxes Starch 8 boxes Bacon, and Shou!-3 barrels Sugar ders, and Hams Mustard Large lot of Iron 4cases Hats 33 bbis, Bread and Crack- Large ples ers, 6 toxes Cheese Large lot Hellow-ware Lot Skins Lot Stationery 5 packages Duck Lot Wagon Covers atrels Flour 1 Platform Seale lot Brushes Lot is Corn Lot Harness 8 — Axe Handles ry. barrel Blacking lot Flour Buckets 1 cask Brandy Rope 20 kegs Lead 16 cases Fides 65 caus Lard 3 cases of Vil 20 beres Candles 6 boxes Pickles 10 kits Mackerel 48 kegs Butter Immediately after the sale of the above cargo, I will sell the sehooner Henry Walcott, her Tackle, Apparel and Furviture. : Ajso. at four o’clock, at the Washington Navy Yard, I will sell— 19 Axles 33 Whee}s 2 2,500 feet Lumber 4 boxes bolts WARD H. LaMON,U. 5. Marshal, t Per W. L. WALL & CO, By MARSHALL & PAGE Anctioneers, ESIRABLE TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSEAND Fraue DWELLING aT AUOTION.—We shall sell on the premizes.on Washington street, between Fourth and Pifth, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, only, 7th, ‘at 63¢ o’cleck, part of Lot 3, Square 518, with improvements as above stated. Terms: Oue-third eash; balance in 6andJ2 months. Bal rem ptory. Seed MARSHALL & PAGE, Avo By MARSHALL & PAGE Auctioneers. ele BUSINESS STAND, CORNER OF 3D BTRERT AND MasSACHUSETTS AVENUS AF Avorios.—On TUESDAY, July 7th, we shall sell, on the premises, at6 o'clock p m., partof Lot 2. Square 564, with improvements, cousiating of frame store on the corner and substantial frame honse. This stand is valuable fer a restaurant or lager beergarden, _ . Terms: One-third cash; balance in6 and 12 months, Sale peremptory. je2kd ” MARFRALL & PAGK, Ancts. By JAS.C. McGUIRE & CO., Asctioneers, MPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.—In couipiiance with en order of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, entered Octoter 25th, i860. in the case of William Tabler and others, against Tacey Daniel and others, directing «sale Of the real estate’ of which, John Tabler died. Biezed ; she pucersienee Commissioners,appointed by the Courtin said case. will offer for sale on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 7th day of July, 126 st 5 o'clock P. M., commencing with the first named. following lots CE et and improve. ments, lying in the city of Washington, D. C,, viz Lot No. 16, subdivision in Square Mo, 335, fronting 20 feet on 11th street west, between Q and Ratreets, and containing 1) feet; and Lot No. 12, sub- division in Square No, 480, fronting 20 feet on 5th street west, between E and O streets, and contain- ing 1868 equare feet, the improvemets on each of said Lots coneistivg of armall Frame Houre, Terms ef saie: Cash, THEO. SHECKELS, BE ‘NETT HENNING, JAMES W, BARKER. ZEPHANIAH JONES, Commi3sione: Jered J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts, By W, L. WALL & CO. Auctioneers. OG8, GOAT AND GEESE AT AUCTION— Un WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, sth instant, at 5 o’clock, we will sell at the city corporation pound, corner of lith street east and K— 19 Hogs, 1 Goat, 4 Geese, r he rea W.. WALL & C0., Aucts. jy 6-d LOST AND FOUND. I OST—On the night of July 4th, a KOLL of 4 BILLS, containing forty-two doll The rewarded by leaving the finder will be liberally rewarded by lear! ; jy 2 ennsyl- it* me at AUG. JOHN: vYania avenue. ,.OUND-—Straying about on 2d street, between FaudG, asmail yellow MULE. The owner will come forward, prove property. psy expenses oe take beraway. ATT. GRADY. 2d street, between F and (i, Mp AkEn UP AS AN ESTRAY.—On the 25th of May. one BAY MABE. fifteen hands one inch high. The owner can have it by proving proper‘y and paying charges, by calling a Cliffourn Bar- racks. [jy 7-2aw2w*] JAS P.SHALLCEOSS, axes UP ESTRAY—On the Ist inst ,ayeliow and white spotted BuffaloCOW. The owaer is requested to come forward, prove property, pay ¢barges, and take her away. M ear the Reservoir, ‘ENNEDY iy 7-3t* Georgetown. D. 0. | yee on Sunday, the 5th instant, be- tween and E streets, one bay HORSB; 12 years ola; pacing gait; with one white eye; at- tached to arockaway. 'A liberal reward will be paid for his return to J.C, LEWIB8, 492 Seventh street, Insurance Agent. dy 7-25" TH\AKEN UP A8 KSTRAYS—At Cliffourn.on the Istot July,one White COW, witha few red spots, and a Calf. one dsy old, On the sth of July, one Red COW, with white back, and a Calf, one | day old, The’ owners are requested to come for- | ward, prove property pay charges ond take them liy7-eo3w*] | JAS. P. BRALLCROB N UP A&STRAY—On Baturday, abou: 8 luck p.m., on 14th street. Island, one bay and one bay MARE, hitched tos spring | covered wagon. The owner is requested to come | forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them away, MSS HAUL. 7-2t* ith st , bet. B and C, Island. j I OST OR STOLEN—From the store No. 233 .4 Seventh street, on the morning of July 3, 1853, # POCKET-BOOK, containing one $5 Treasury note. one geld dol!ir and some small change; airo a note drawn by the trustees of Fletcher Charel Church, in fsvor ot R. L Ross, amounting, with interest, to 93:8.15—there is a credit of $2) on Lhe eaid note, Any one returning er giving informa tion that wiil lea¢ to the recovery of the same willbe liberally rewarded W.H. CI8«EL _ iy 7-20" 283 Seventh street. OBT—A lnige dark bay HORSE yesterday 4 (Sunday) morning; white saddle marks; foun- de: One Goliar reward will be given if re- ta REWARD. — Strayed or stolen, fram the to GRORGE WEIN, cer. F andist. jy§St* \@e $5 comisene cn Capitol Hill, a large dark { brown BOESK, with a wh. i right side of the nose, ‘The puid on recovery of the Horse on 6th st., between north A and B east, Capitol Hill, iy 6-20" WILLIAM WEBSTER, J EFT AT THE PREMISES OF GLEASON & 4 Wunder, onthe Oid Bladensburg road, about cne mile from Boundary street (known as Wil- lard’s Farm},a young HOKSE. The owner will prov property, pay charges, and take away. Sy neat @tkay ED OK STOLEN—From the subscriber, SO at Center biarket.a pair of HOKSES attached to a market wagon; one horseis the well known rat tail mare; the other a chunky bay horse; body of wagon painted red; the rugning gear yellow. A yery liberal reward will be given if returned to 0. EENGLE, No. — P street, patween 9th and loth ata) /Ospitol ington, LeSYiG SEED J O8T—On Friday night, between 9and 10 o’clk, 4 two MULES; one large bay, little touched with sweeney in both shouiders; one heavier than the other: the other.» large black; white spot on her right fore shoulder and small sear on her back; tail not shaved; both in fine order. 1 will give $25 if returned to me at the Government Btore, below the Market House, Geore-town. D.C. iy 6-41” WM. NULL. Q@TRAYED—On the 24th of June, a sorrel MARE, © blind, three white feet, white streak on the face. $8 reward will be given for her return to BAB C. SHIELDS, F street between lat apa v3 11, Wasi the Island. and FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. CAtAlooun BA! nt sella valuable ae ofa geatioman about to remove from the F Catalogu Rooms of the rrate OF BOOKS —On FRIDAY LE SATURDAY EVENINGS. Jaly \0th and commenein, each it 734 o'clock, we otion oF Books, belag the it. may be obtained at the Counting 3.0. Mo@UIRE & By J. 0. McGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. URNITUR! DEOLININ jOBNING, July 6th, at 10 o'clock, 9th and street betwee: iG 2 AND EFFECTS OF A FA Hovsrxasrinc —On MONDAY at No 4008 oth, we shall sell the Fur- Bitare and Effects, comprining— Whatnot, Brussels Lounge, Cane Damask Curtains, Bedsteadr, Bui resus Washstands, Toilet Sets, y Hair-cleth Cent lit frame Mi id Th Olleloth, MatGug Rage eee ture. erand Sofa Tables, irror, , Rugs, t Chairs, Rocker, Wardrobes, Hair and Husk Mattresses, B Pill Blankets, Ooniforts, Spreedn ne ons owes Bed and Table Linen, z Bideboard, Dining Table, French China Dinner and Tea Ware, < Table Cutlery, Oastors, Waiters, Cooking and other Stoves, Refrigerator, Together with a general assostment of Kitchen 5 aqeuiiton, y T ash J. 0. MeGUIBE & 00., Aucts, B@7 THE AROVE SALE I8 POSTPONED IN consequence of the rain until THURSDAY, July gth, same hour. iy 6-d J. 0. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, W.L. WALL & CO. Augtioneers. By "we SMALL, FRAME HOUSES ON 20TH sTREET aT AucTiON —Om FRIDAY APTSR- NOON, the 10thi front of the premises .até » part o'clock, we will sellin of Lot No. 2, Square 10, improved by two small Frame Houses, contain- Terms months, b BLA o'clock erder of Washington By C. RB. L. CROWN & CO. Auctioneers. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD AT AUCTION On FRIDAY AFTSERNOUN July 10. 1963, at 5 in front of the premises, we shall sell, by the Orphans’ Court, three two story Bric! liouses. belenging to the estate of the late Hughes, together with the leare upon the ground they occupy. This property fronts 47 f-t on 7th street west, between B street sonth © in Square No, 433. of years to run. Terms of sale as prescribed by the Cour third cash; the balance upon a creditof th six menths, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bear- ing interest from day of sale, All conveyancing at the cost Ge are or purchasers a ing each fiye rooms, and fronting on 20th street west, between north L and M streets. @ half cash ring interest, secured by deed of trast on the premises N.B. Bale without pod to weather. 6. WM. L. WALL & CO. ; balance in six and twelve j-» Aue’ homas Maryland Said lease has upwards H, SEMMES. Administrator, L. CrOWN & CO., Aucta. 355 Pa. av.,one door frem the corner jy 2-Th.Tu& F3t* , Auctioneers, E’8_ SALE OF RBAL ESTATE IN AgD —By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated October 24, 1360, and re- corded ix liber J. the lend records, tion on MONDAY, o'clock, at tbe Auction Roous of W. L 0. Lot No. 9, Square 1,054, of the plan of the city of -B., No 26, folio4s3, &c., one of wiil offer for sale at publ the 13 of Joly, 1863, Walk o Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen mcaths, purchaser’s notes satisfac- torily endorsed and bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the expense of the pur- chaser. if the terms of sale are not complied with with- in five days from the day of sale. ihe Trustee reseryes the right to resell the said property at the riek and cost of the defaulting purchaser. giving one day’s notice in some newspaper p lished in the city of Wash ington ED je WARD GO. CARK W.L. INGTON, Trustee. L. WALL & CO... Aucta. ] §&. MARSHAL’S BALE.—In virtue of tleri ) » facies on § from the clerk’s office of the Supreme Oourt of judement of condemastion, issued District of evi ae to me directed, I will expose to public sale, court house door of said'ccunty. of July next, 1363, Lot No. 16, in Square the 16th da: east half of for cash, at the froptof the ‘on THURSD. atizo’clock m., the Oo. 724, to with alland singular the improvements théreon, seized and levied upos as the property of Mi aol _ie 23-dts Mslony,and willbe sold to satisfy judicials No, 110 to October. 1863, in favor of Ellen ee istratrix of Miles Kelly. H. LAMOS. WARD y U.8 Marshal D.©. m.,at ja 13 the Governmen HIDES—HIDES. sold at Public Auction, on every ‘RATURDAY, st Ii o'clock © ILL Be Barat the WhncT on, Myth street’ Washiogion e on @ sy Beef Hfies on hand at the time af le. Terms eash, in Treasury notes, moment of sale. {Chron.} DAY, to be paid at the G. BELL, Lt. Col. and BOARDING. yore LARGE FRONT AND BACK ROOMS, nicely furnished, with Board, can be at Mrs, FISHEBR’S, Terms moderate. 475 corner 2d and D str 3 jy73t \ENTLBMEN IN WANT OF BOARD WITH- out lodgings ean call at 373 13th street, one door south of I, where they will be accommodated on liberal terms. The locality is near the Treasury and State Departments. Jy 2-3t* Tre GENTLEMEN, WHO WILL ROOM TO- gether, can be accommodated with a niece front room and board at a moderate price. A ema! front room, saitable for one gentleman, can also be bad at 510 Mass. avenue. dy 2-28" A LARGE WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE, beautifully situated on Capitol Hill, is now sees to take permanent boarders; rooms all &e, square high ceilings. preferce Reference exchanged, east, between A and B, : Single’ gentlemen First street je 25-Lw* ——— pa For RENT.—One er two ROOMS, large, airy, and comfortably furnished, with board. The house isin the immediate vi excellent inity of four Departments of the Government, and has modern conveniences. times will possibly permit, Terms as moderate as the To those wno desire a quict pleasant home, free from pretension. or show, where every attention inmates, this opportu aid to the comfort of its soffered. Apply at No. 390 Isth street, between F and G streets, je 23 tr ERSONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND all the comforts of an elegant home by apply- ing at 426 2th street, corner of F, thtee squari west of the War and the pleasantes' Views, in tbe c’ Table boarder: Navy Devartments, One of locations, with one of the finest Water and gasin every room, is Je 16-1m* ~UMMER BOARDIN the summer North will find at Mt. Airy,cight miles from Philadelphi: Chesnut Hii! railroad. and very beautiful. KR —Those wishing to spend leasant ROOMS on the The country is healthy Tho house is spacious xu well supplied w:th amusements, and hourly com- munication ation with the city. Address Mrs. BROOK No. 1642 Pine st., Phila. my 27-2aw2m* LERES FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and igton, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washington, N Missouri avenue. story, now vacant. ngers Wash- siting 0. 32 One very large front room, 2d nyb UR OPEA @ = Corner Pennsi! Wasuin N HOTEL, lvania av. and Eieventh st. Gtes City, D.C. Strangers, Sojourners, and Residents will fin every convenience and facility for comfort at this Hotel. It is stead ducted upon the celebrated EU ROPEAN PLAN, the guests snd patrons paying for only what they choose to purchase. Itis located in the very’business centre of the city, approachoble by Street Passenger Cars, with places of Public Amusement, of Business, the De- artmente and Dapitels and every place of interest in the city of Was r is supplied with Choice Liquors and Beverages. and wit d vintages. nin up—this Hotel ind to all who may their favo? sud Qe bi The BAR tam ington or Georgetown. Wines and Ales of the best resents inducements of a e pleased to extend to it Ze. . EMRICH, European Hotel, Corner Pa. av. and iith st, Q@TRAYED—From the jumber yard, corner of 13th ®S and Canal street, a small dara sorrel MAR. a little lame in ihe right hind leg. $10 reward will Jvsr Receivi ed. ACCORDEONS. from Paris s large assortment of finest quality Aceordeons, which we can about tbe head and herps, which ara wide; most Dealers in Books, Ca: BIOH, | Prints, Stereoscopic Vi sell be given for her recovery, or any information that | cheaper than any other heuse—from $2 to $30, willlead to her recovery. WM. McLEAN, METZEROTT’S Music Store. _iy 3-3t* ie " . _ Je 29-tf cerner of llth and Penn. ave. {TRAYED OR STOLEN—A small white and red H JASON C. KING. spotted COW, marks of arope drawn too tight | BACY,| 167 William street, N.Y. |FESTIVE, probably a yonne calf a few dave, old, 8 iiberel Gard Viole merce PELICITOUS reward willbe given st house No. street, 4 i ma between Marylend and Virginis aveaties, island,’ | RABE,|Rubber Goods, etc. "| FANOY, Sy 3-3t* Send $1 and get the new ee = —— —— | _ie15-26t Book just out. ; U TT BR! PY, PILES, PILES,—Dr, WIT#fIELD'S BUTTE R! VEGETABLE PILLS are warranted a certain 2 firkins fresh BUTTER, cure fer Piles. The worst cases yield after one or 49 barrels fresh KGGS, two doses. No surgical operation should be re- 100 cases CONDENSED MILK. sorted to, as relief thus obtained is but temporar: D. B. DUTRIW, 450 Sth strest. OR SALB—A young bay MARK. Fine style. good blood, gentle, 4nd a first-class rid: For sale by jol%-6t* knife, Mr, Stiles, Ni jo. and mo cure has ever been perfected by the use of The jolowiee: 107 Spring street; Mr. Fisher, No. street, and numerous ladies whose addresses can the ntlemen have been cured :