Evening Star Newspaper, July 10, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. UANTERBURY HALL being now the ‘only prominent place of amusement open, a large crowd is always found there, and none ever fail to be greatly delighted with the admirable entertainment always offered. .‘‘The French Spy,” (Miss Louisa Wells in the principal roles;) songs by Eva Brent;the beautifal ballet, the «Sylph of the Mountain,” and an excellent bill otherwise is announced for this evening. ‘Yo-morrow afternoon there will be a matinee for ladies and children. sa» GRAMMAR ScnooL EXaAMINATION.—The ex- Amination of the Male Grammar School of the First Distriet, in charge of Mr. S. J. Thomson, took place on Wednesday afternoon of last ‘week, in the school-room, at the corner of Fourteenth and Q strests, and was attended by Messrs. Miller, Wight, Ellis, Wilson and Mor- sell, of the Trustees; Mr. Sessford, Treasure: ‘T. M. Wilson, McCathran, Mrs. Amidon, Miss Middleton, and other teachers; Messrs, Z, Richards and A. Hyde. There are J2 scholars on the roll, of whora 35 were present, (the ab- sentees having been detained by sickness.) The classes, three in number, were examined by Mr. Richards and various members of tie Trustees, in spelling, mental and written arith- metic, governmental instruction, grammar, geography, &c. The whole school excel in arithmetic, mental and practical, and acquitted themselves well in reading and grammar. The first class in mental arithmetic deserves special mention, snd in reading also they were excel- lent. In grammar, the first class showed fine progress. The order observed was highly creditable to the teacher and scholars. The compositions of the scholars were well written ane all the copy bocks were scrupulously clean, At the close of the examination Mr. Rich- ards made a few timely remarks, and was fol- lowed by Mr. Sessford, who spoke of the su- perior advantages now enjoyed over those in yeurs gone by, and urged the boys to profit by them and iay the feundation for future use- fulness, and te stand true to their country, always being ready to turn their backs upon the man who reveres not the flag and institu- tions of his country. Mr. Morsell compli- | mented the boys on the progress they had mude, and Mr. Wilson said that he would have no hesitation in putiing the first class in competition with any similar cluss of boys in the country, and that at this examination there could be but one sentiment expressed, «nothing to censure, but much to praise.’ Mr. W. an- | nounced that the President of Columbian Col- Jege had tendered another scholership in that institution to such scholar as may be deter- mined on by the trustees, and that his col- Jeugue and himself, after a careful examin- m of tke written an. s propeunded at the w nexamination, had selected as the contestants on the part of the school, John Bickerton, James Pilling and El- bert Turner, of the first c tirae they bad determinedt the next Thomas Bremmerman, Luban Sremmerm: and Harry Harkness, and in the third cla: Eben McNair. Edwin Moran and 'Thomas Cis- scl deserved honcrable mention. It ig worthy of mention that the scholar from this school ho was awarded the scholarship in Colum- 1 College last year carried off two of the ives at the late examination in the Prepar- ulory Department. to the questions ee ge Pouice Reporrs.—irst Precinct.—Samuel Bruce, Mrs. Bruce, Anthony Lewis, as- | sauit und batiery; dis ter, obtaining goods by court. Second Preein liquor to soldiers doyalty; military, Third P% sed. Edw’d © false pretences: roen- | il for argaret Anver, seHing } 20. Nancy McCoy, dis- Betzy Glascoe, disorderly; Malay, larceny house. Ja: Shelton, disorderly; milita S. Kelson, d workhouse. Jackson Simms, larceny dismis: <i. Betzy Giascoe, do.; do. S.S. Kelson, di lo Fourth Precinct.—Edward Philipson, threats: dismissed Dennis Murphy, do.; do. Robert Parker, stealing a horse; jail for court. Sizth Precinct—M. G. Rodgers, vagrancy: ‘workhouse. Jas. Smith, disorderly; do. Mi- chael Hart, drunk; $2. Richard Reid, running fire aparatus on a payement; dismissed. Tenth Precinet—Fannie Lyons, Sarah Price and Josephine Risley, prostitution; workhous Jno. Connor, disorderly; $3. Jno. Baker, do. dismissed. D. W. Merrill, do.; military. Pat. rick Jordan, di pick 2 Se CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge Fisher—Yesterday. John Delany was tried for grand larceny, the jury were unable to agree upon a verdict. Reina Welink was found guilty of larceuy. John Welch, indicted tor resisting an officer, Was acquitted, John Sulliyan, indicted for assault and bat- tery with intent to kill, was found guilty of an assault and battery. Jeremiah Hardy, alias John Hardy, for steal- | ing goods valued at over $30, anda promissory note for $220, from W.M. Miller, was found guilty. John Harrison and John alias “Coon” Rem- jer, were tried for the robbery of the house of Mr. John Hoover of several thousand dollars, | but the evidence not being sufficient, they were acquitted. Walter B. Donaldson, the State’s evidence in this case, could not be found when wanted upon the stand, having during the morning performed some of his old tri and made off. In the case of Timothy Rodgers, in- dicted for the same offence, 2 nolle pros. was entered. Se Cavturep Rene FLacs.—T he 31 Confeder- ate battle flags captured at Gettysburg and brought to this city by Col. Shriver, were dis- played yesterday tor the inspection of the cu. rious in the yard attached tothe War Depart- ment. Among the flags were marks of the following reg 23d and 31th North Carolina: | ma; St, 7th, 9th, 3d, two of Isth, Lith, Yth, 56k, 53d, | d5sth Virginia. They are all more or less bloody and torn vera! of them haying beer carried since the first Bull Run batue. One of them had the regimental mark torn off, so as not to let the Federals know who lostit. S eral of them bore Latin mottoes, while the most of them had the plain red ground, with the cross and thirteen stars; one was a silk flag with the stars and bars, with the names of the ANNUAL EXAMINATION AT THE DEAF AND Dvun Inetirors.—Theannualexaminat <nof the pupils of the “Columbian Institution for the , Dumb and Blind” took place st the Institute, near Kendall Green, on Puesday and ‘Wednesday of last week. The examination was conducted by the examining committee, consisting of Rev. Dr. G. W. Samson, Rev. Wm. H. Chapman and Major B. B. French, and by the superintendent, LW. Gallaudet, assisted by his corps of teachers. Each pupil responded readily, by signs (interpreted by the superintendent) and on the slate, to the many } questions propounded by the examiners, giving evidence of considerable acquaintance with geography, history and arithmetic. Several compositions, written by the older pupils, were read by Mr. Gallaudet. They were neatly prepared, both as it respects style and penman- ship, and the ideas which they conycyed were Well expressed. It was gratifying to notice with what facility the blind would read both scripture and history by means of raised Ir/- ters. They also played well on the piano. | Several sketches drawn by the class of mutes | under the charge of Mr. Baumerass, an artist | of this city, were exhibited. They were beau- tifully executed In the afternoon of Wednesday a public ex- hibition was giveh, which was attended by j many of the parents and friends of the schoi- ars. It was highly entertaining. Toward the close of the exercises and just before the dis- tribution of premiums, Mr. Ballard, (« mute,) one of the teachers, having resigned his sil- uation for a more lucrative one in the State ef Maine, delivered a farewell address by signs, which were interpreted by Mr. Gallaudet. When referring to his long association with the teachers and the school and his attachment to the class, which for three years he had une der his charge, and the probability that they would never more meet on earth, his emotions completely overpowered him, and compelled him for atime to suspena his remarks. The whole audience were deeply affected. At3p. m. the exercises closed, when several of the students, accompanied by their friends, left for their homes, where they will remain during the vacation. ,, The iollowing are the officers of the institu- | on:—Patron, Abraham Lincoln; President, Amos Kendall; Secretary, William Stickney, Esq.; Treasurer, George W. Riggs, jr.; Direc- tors, W.H. Edes, James ©. McGuire, Judson Mitchell, David A. Hall, Rev. Dr. Sunderland; Superintendent, A. M. Gallaudet; Teachers, J. Dennison, M. Ballard, P. Baumgrass, Miss Mary Gordon, Mrs. E. A. Tjams; Matron, Mrs. Galiaudet; Assistant Matron, Mrs. Hunte Master of Carpenter Shop, John R. Wright. iS Sas Tue Navar Bricang.—Yesterday, the of- ficers and men comprising the Naval (howit- ver) Brigade at the Navy-Yuard were dismissed, the emergency for which they were organized having passed away. They had in the short time they bud been drilled become yery pro- ficient in the nee of the ¢ and if they ha: been calied into active service they would no doubt haye proved a yaluable acquisition to ourarms. Commodore Harwood, ind sing, addressed them in a n letter, in which he ihanked them all for the promptnes< with which they had responded to the call, and ix behalf ot the Department he returned its thank Tis brigade was composed mostly oi ra¢chan- ; ics in the yard. oe ScuppEN DEATH.—A young colored man, who had been sick sometime at a boarding-house at the Navy Yard, left his home yesterday to pro- cure some medicine. On his way back he was taken with serious p and after lingering several hours in the street, died on the corner of I and Sixth streets cast. He was a contra- band, bout 19 years of age, and rather intelli- gent. The body was taken in charge by the police and sent to his Iate residence. panes Ga SPEcIAL DETECTIVES. Andrew Johnson, were yesterday appo by the Board of Metropolitan Police, sy policemen. These appointments were made at the stance of Capt. Henry Sheets, Provost marshal of the District under the enrollment act, and the detectives will be under the en- tire control of Capt. S.,and will theretore be entitled to no Ferre the funds of the Metro- politan Police Board. a HARDORING SOLDIERS.—At a late hour last night the Mounted Patrol made a desceni en a house in Tin-cup alley, on the Island, and cap- tured five of the fancy girls, Maria Beck, Mary Hendrickson, Caroline Ducket, Mary Long and Mary Chipley, with a number of soldiers, and took them to the Central Guard- house, and this morning they were turned ever to Justice Furgerson, who fined each of | them. Last night, as the 39th Massachuse was passing down the avenue, E.G dier, and James Mack, a citizen, stopp the soldiers and attempted to iuke bis musket from him. This happened immediately before Col. Baker's office, and some of the detectives arrested the would-be robbers, and they were committed to the Central Guardhouse . pa CE CHARGED WITH TREASO of Uniontown, D.C., was arrested lasteveni charged with uttering treasonable Jangu and brought before Provost Marshal Tod cuse is under investigation. Nicholas O’Brien, corner of Fifth and G Lloyd Jenkins, His streeis east, Was arrested yesterds wnitted to the Old Capitol, on the Ee ee Navy Yar here are at present at tho vy Yard the new gunbout Eutaw, just shed at Baltimore: the gunboat Diaching built for the Emperor of China, by W. H Webb. of New York, but row in government ; the Bibb, Reliance, Elia, Miami and <> —- RICT REGIMENT.——(juitea large line has heen done In recruiting a e past ten days, S have been iner nearly if not quite one hundred uames. that space of time its rol by ver: oe SMUGGLING Liguor.—Dayid McIntyre was ar ted yesterday and committed to the tral Guardhow with endeavoring to ky across the Potor ¢ 1 LL. nuggle tangle-foot whis- ac a ee: A PICKPOCKET PABRADE.—T here are at present 15 or {6 thieves, vagrants, and pickpockets in battles through which it had been carr! an- other sill flag of the cross pattern has a rising sun in the center, with a Latin inscription. es TreMPoRARY REVOCATION OF THE ORDER G ALEXANDRIANS SouTH.—The order ard to geing South is revoked for the present, and our secesh friends can stay in Alexandria awhile longer. The:r baggage was joaded yesterday and this morning. Prince street from Fairfax io Royal was crowded with those expecting to go, and these who had assem- bled to see them off. There was many a sad good-bye spoken, and the people were getting on the boat, expecting that fora long time at least they would not again see Alexandria, when news came thatthe Secretary of War had revoked the order for the present, and that those on the boat would comeashore. The rea- Son assigned, was that on account of operations on the Peninsula, they had no plage tosend the boat, and Jand the people. It was entirely un- expected, and caused an excitement. The se- cesh looked as if they felt relieved, and we pre- sume they did.—Alezandria News July 9. — CONTRABAND ARRANGEMENT UNpER HER PrrTricoxts.—The most novel and ingenious contrivance of the war for the smuggling of liquor to soldiers, we found this morning atthe office ot the Provost Marshal. It is a tin ves- sel made to fit the middle portion of the body, and composed of four sections, each of which is capable of holding a galion and a quarter. This extensive aud unseemly bustle gave a certain Mrs. Yett, bound for Alexandria, such huge proportions as to attract the attention of the guard at Aqueduct Bridge. A search was instituted, resulting in the discovery of the above-described piece of mechanism, each sec- tion ef which was filled to its utmost capecity With “rot-gut” whisky. The delivery was borne with fortitude, and the party is doing the Central Guardhouse, and it is contem- plated to parade them and send them outof the city in @ very short time. — PouicEMAN AvpointEp.— Wm. H. Howe< was yesterday appointed a policeman for the Fiith Precinct in place of Isaiah W. Ridgely. ee Ses PreRsoNnaL.—Courft Mercier, the French Minister, arrived in the city yesterday. MeGuine & Co. will sell at their auction rooms, commencing this (Friday) avening., at 7 Oelock, a valuable collection of Books, comprising about five hundred lots of choice works of best writers. sins A N A MeBtInG oF Goop SamanitaN Diytsiox, Sons of Tempern held Tuesday, July 7, and resolutions were W fit. in His infinite wisdom. to remove from our midst our late beloved friend and brother, P.W. P. Jous COLCLAZIER Ps Be it therefore resolved, That we, the members of Good Samaritan Division, No.1, Sons of Temper- a have. in the death ef P. W. P. John Col elazier, sustained a loss which we keenly feel and deeply deplore. Kesolved, That while we lament over the loss of our late brother, we bow in humble submission to the will of Him who bath bereft us. Resolred. That we offer to the surviving part, deceased our heartfelt sympathies and co , and recommend her to the Father 3 nd God of all comfort, as an only help in me of need. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be warded to’ Mrs. Colclagier; that they be ent upon the records of the Division; and that they be published in the Evening Star. B. F. B. Lsacn, BR, 8. 1t* Attest: SS =. THe Sotpigr’s Tros Entenn.—For over forty years. Dr. Holloway has been supplying all the “armies i Ratoye with his Pills and Ointment, they having proved themselves the ouly medicin»s able fe as well as cin be expected.” In addition to the above, Mrs. Yett had on her person fifteen botties filled with the same chemical. —— Fourth Warp Station Caszs.—George McMillen, drunk: dismissed. Rev. W. B. Evans, fring crackers in the strect;do. Jas. Kelly, drunk; $1.5+. Peter Gillasphy, drank and disorderly; military. Adolphus Leopard, selling liquor cn Sunday; dismissed. Robert Richardson, Assanit and battery; held tor a besring. Jno. T. Mason, drunk and disorderl¥: $2.58. Patrick Mellynin, do.; $1.57—also for reeisting an ofilcer: dismissed. Geo. Nackman, assault; bail for peace. Dana Aldrew, drunk and disorderly; military. Hannah Hagerty, drunk and profa dismissed. Jno. Siater, carrying weapons; do. Rodger Ward, sleeping in the street; $1.53. Juo. T. Mason, larceny of @ Lorse and bugg pid for a hearing. ee PARDONED.—Joha McCleary, convicted at the May term of the District Court of the Uni- ted States for the Western District of Pennsyl- vanla, of counterfeiting eqin, and centenced to be imprisoned in Western Penitentiary of said tate, for the period of five years, and Victor ‘La Waer, who was convicted at the June term of the Cirenit Court of the United States for the District oi Indiana, for attempting to incite soldiers to desert, and sentenced to imprison- moent tor the term of six months, were yester- day both pardoned by the President. ea RecovERING.—We are glad to hear that Mr. John W.Thompson, foreman of the labaratery department, Navy Yard, who was so badly in- jured by the explosion of fireworks on the 4th inst., ig recovering. The amputation was suc- cessfully performed by Dr. McKim, assisted by Drs. fbberts and Hodges. to cure the worst cases of Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores, Wourds and Bruises. Every knapsack should con- tainthem. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot, 232 eee Po-tace Currexcy of all denominations for sale at the Star office counter. dy 8-tf seegeeet | - Tne Scuuwer Moon was Saminc, Allin the purple aky, My wife and I we tossed abeut, And could not close an eye, I cursed and swore, she scolded me All through the weary night, But ‘twas enough to vex asaint, The bed- bugs savage bite. You may be sure I certain went Next morn te Lyos’s store, And home 1n joyf«l triumph I Th’ Magnetic Powder bora, Which quickly slaughtered every bug, Mosquito, roach and flea. Lyon’s Powder kills all insects. Lyon’s Mag- netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice, Sold everywhere. jy 8-2w = Duns 8. Banwss & Co., New York Ta ESAS Sera REAT PEXESTL Koura, Baitimors ad Becunarte the Northand West Pwo trains ieave low fare and sure connsctions. Boldters tickets sold sereges st Gaver it rates. oat ts and far- ther soy at the 2 Great Penn- avenue aud Wi omnc 6a. m. until p. aa M-ly ‘ashington. Office from one fhe Cah ‘Tun OnEAPROT yo anor Biase Dra cn van Wednesday, Jnly sth, Capt. ORAS. A. BO- | CLEBYON to Bice. A BROWN, ot Montgomery “{Montgomery papers please copy.] Toseday. July 7th, by the Rev. Dr. Hall Men NOR MERITERT to Mise FANNIE Le? BANKS, all of this ei! = {Balt. Suz please copy.) In Georgetown, D. C.. en the 9th instant, by Rev. Wm. H. Ohspman, “Mr. WM. L. OISSEL, of this city, to Miss HABKINT EB HiSHR, of Baiti- mores Ma Tpatt pan plesse cons. DIEB, On the 9th instant, JOHN £HOMAS, only son of William and Julia A. Terry, id ten months, Suf- fer little children to come unto me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven. _ The friends of the family are respectfully in- yited to atted the funeral. on Saturday, the ilth stant, at 3 o’clock Be m., from the residence of | its grandfether, Mr Francis P ospari, on G st., between 7th and oth streets, Navy Yard. by On the Sth instant, at 9.30 p. m., after a lingering illness, JOHN D., aged three months and 9 days, youngest child et Jonn K. and Sarah A. Robinson. His funeral will take place on Saturday morning, lith inst.; at 10 o’¢lock, from the residence of bis arents, No 26% E street, between Ith and 15th, The relatives anc friends cf the family are reapect- fully invited to attend. (Balt. and Zanesville. Ohio, papers please copy.| Or Thuraday. the 9th instant, MARTHA I8A BELLA, infi ne Gauglixer of Edward and Eleanor d8, aged twe days. mayst "Little Martha Ina's gone ‘fo live beyond the tomb, Oh! what a lovely flower We have in Heaven to bloom. . ©n the 10th of July, WILLIAM BIRD, infant son of Geo, C. and Margaret Henning. a a ER PIC NICS, &e. } aE K ena bepewly oi eine tt i id ennebec Assembly will give their secon rand Annual PIC-NIG at GRREN SPRING AVILION. above Georgetown, on MON- DAY, July 13th, 1863. The membera pledge themselves to make this a day of enjoyment,’ All yevers of pleasure should not fais to attend. dy 10-3t" "PHE JOUNG UNITED CLUB IN THE FIND AGAIN.—The members of the Young United Oinb begleave to inform their friends end the public in general that thoy intend giving their third grand afternoon and eve-' ning PIC-NIC, at 8. Latler’s Washington Oily Gaiden, on MONDAY, July 13, 1853, A brass and string band has been engsgel for the occasion. The strictest order wil! be preserved. Tickets 5) cents, admitting a gentleman and ladi MaANscers.—J, Ballanger, J. Sinclair, W. Noo nan, G. bailanger. Sy 10 2t* EXHE FIBST GRAND FORE AND AFTERNOON PIC-NIC of the SHAMROOK i be yen at SEVENTH STREET PARK on SDAY, July i6th instant, for the ben- efit of 8t. Ann’s Infant Asylum. The mana- geretake pisasure in annvuncing to their friends and the public that no pains nor expense shali be spared to make this the most agreeable Pic Nic of the searon. A aviendid brass and cotillon band hes been engaged for the occasion, Tickets fifty cents, admitting » sentieman and ladies, which n ke procared at the Park on the day of the Pic- , or at the McClellan Mouse, G street, E. BOURKE, President. _ M, C. CLARK, Vice President, JOHN RIELLY, Treas. A JAMES ENRIGHT, See. iy 9-6t* “PERSONAL. _ bis arrest proving to be unfounde! released on exawination; the cause of jy 1)-2t* FOR SALE AND RENT. XO LET-STORE 431 B STREET, CORNER of Seventh. | iy M-3t* = [O, LET—In a private family, a FRONT ROOM, | first fioor, furaished, with gas; also, two Bed: rooma, Best aceommodations for board: Inquire, No. 315 @ aad 13th sts. it™ FoR BBNT—Two plonsant Lotging ROOMS and a large Room on the licst floor, suitable for an oflice for one or two paymasters Isth and H streets, near Penn. ave — No, 369 corner jy 10-3t* Fo SALE—A well-established GROCERY and LIQUOK STORK, on a corner near to Seventh street. Satisfactory reasons given fur selling. For particulars caliat Room No. 5, 174 Seven’ street. jy 9-3t" Fo SALE—The LEASE of s large store and dwelling situated iu one of the best business | localities. Also suitable for arestaurant, Pos sion given immediately. Inquire for particulars | at2i3 Penn avenue, Detween 12th rand y eeretra WEES RM of 65 acres. near Was! .on the Milkhouse Ford Road, adjoin- Gtley Moreland’s, Liaprovements are cme dwelling house, carriage house, Ad dress subscriber, No. 10 St, Paul street, Balti- or cali 32 "Louisiana avenue. Washington, EDW. SWANN, BRICK DWEL- LING HOUSE. with metailic roof, and con- tainir ¢ 9 good-sized and pleasant rooms; occapion igible position un 3 street cast, on Capitol doors from © street, not far from the railway. with two adjoining < will be sold on reasonable terms. inquire of i, MOULTON, At- torney at Law, 515 Penn. av. jy 0-3" Pees 258, new three-story > between Isth and ivth rises, ine STORE on 7th # st any busi nished. Poss Inguire at the Gosling House The store is just this city. can be had at once. 247 Pa, avenue, between 12th and 13th streets, jy 8-3t {OR RENT—A smal FA t 1 a Old Bladeusburx Road, 4 wiles from Wash- of W acres, on the ington. it contaiugs small house, with convenient out buildings, stsbe, cow houe und carriaga house,a large cistern for rain water, peach orchard, &c. ‘Apply to HENRY WEST, 292 Virgina avenue. Jy Se03t* ree SALE — four three-story BRICK HOUSES forsale or Fifty eligible Building Lots also for sale ¢ change for tinproved sity pro- berty, Fine Farin of 25) seres, five miles from Wi ton, with large new brick house and able and out houses. Apply to GEORGE | MATTINGLY, routh F street, before 9 a.m. 1 any day. after 31 seve Fo® ALE—A small BRICK HOUSE, on sronnd ren‘, will be sold low. For particulars inquire at 406 12th street, between [ and K. dy 7-tf »No. FO RENT ROOMS ia tho White Building, ore, jy 7-4t* 1s Market Space. over Rosenthal 's Shoe juire of Rosenth a VOR RENT— Desirable APARTMENTS’ ensuite, on fret and sevond iloors. “A party of gentle men preferret. Private table if desired ; every attention paid to those inthe house, Apply at I7th street, between H and I. FOR SALE—A TWO-STORY PRAME AND LOT unocen pied, situated on 13%; street, between C and D streets north, belonging to the heirs of Na- thaniel Plant (deceased). Terms of sale positively cash. (iy 5-1w*] N.C. DRAPER, Agent, {OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSA, dosi- _Tatly located, not far from Willarda’ Hotel, | 95 it is supplied with all tae modern improvements, ply to EB. P. SIMPSON, at Sibley & G B. Dggween 10th and llth. je 25-tf A FINE GARDEN FARM FOR SALE. Four miles and a half from Washington, in a northernly direction, ina highstate of calti now covered with a fiou fine Dwelling ‘ga, two pumps of excellent water ; and will be sold cheap for cash. pageire of BE. LAOCY, onthe premises, or J BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N streets, Washington je 23-Im* UBNISHRD ROOMB TO RENT—For rent, at 450 13th street, east side. between G and H streets, neatl: ly ed and vi BED ROOMBA, snd BITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable in the city, Every attention paid to those occupy- ing them. ‘No children in the house, my 8- LOST AND FOUND. —— ee SipAyED AWAY —On 9th inst., about 11 o’olk , \ trom near Seventh street Bridge, a brown O: nadian HORSE, of medium size, attached to a rockaway carrisge. Any information or return of same to FE: ICK & STEWART, office cor. 7th st. and Canal, will be compensated for their treuble. dy 10-3t* 'OUND—Came to the premises, on the evening July oth, a cream-cclored HORSE: blind in one eye; attached to an old-fashioned bug; setae The owner walrus ioEw prove roperty, Pay expenses an e him away. 0, PRECH: ‘Proprietor Bull's Head Livery” Stable, corner 18/4 at. atid Ohio avenue. dy 10-38" LEW AWAY—This morni: bright yell FP UGRN A Sin ome aze'® Sbtieht yellow will return him to the said number will be suita- Bly rewarded, Jy 9-3t™ REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY IN- e) formation that will lead to the arrest of a NEGRO GIRL by the name of Victoria Murra: . who robbed me of a considerable sam of mene te the month ef April. I think ake is hired out te acme one in this city G, W. STROUD, No, 61 Bridge st. dy 9-3t* Georgetown, D.C, A REWARD OF $15 WILL BE GIVEN F the delivery of the Charter of Lacing of barge Peter Lindi Allen’s office, foot of G street, Was! © papern were lost in of the oa d the abo of the papers and the above reward paid. JACOB STUARD. dy 9-3t* Capt. Barge Par Lindesuk’e. AKEN UP ESTRAY—One large bey HORBE; lame in fe foot; le Will please comme forward. "prove: propertie sar with 2, D.O. eorgetown on the night July. No questions asked on the delivery Ys pay charges and take hi he. will pay for his keeping. oe a yanoge: 378 at" South end Leng Bridge, Va, Fo SALE CHEAP—A good \ size CAMERA and all nec, ‘atas for taking ambro- feet. Inquire of SOR W. SMITH, 238 D at. (BIA HOU! Sonepat. house. Sie Y. Oper for the recep- BM R. BABCOOK, THE LAWYER, WHOSE AR- Test, some two Weeks ago, was noticed in this | paper, WANTS. 'ANTED_A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron. W apni) 356 Hi et.. core 14h” 1t* ANTED—A good White or Colored BARBER, Inquire rmmediately at 532 Penn. av., bet. 2d and 3d streets. 1t* WANTED—a Colored GIRL; one of steady, duatrious habits may apply at 525 lith West, between Band C. dy 10-3" ANTED—Bby a steady, competent woman, a BITUATION as cook, washer or ironer. Call at No. 267 Fourth street, between Mass ave, s00 i I street, for three days. WANTED—8: & respectable young woman, a SITUATION as chambermaid ; the best of reference given. Inquire at 73 24th street, bet. Mand N streets 1t* AUCTION SALES, HIS AFTERNOON AND TO-DORROW WO HAND ORGANS Ao atone ee TO (8 AT AUOTIOY —On TO- MORBOW MORNING, atiore .we will oot at the Auction Booms,2 Hand Organs, for Itt WM. L, WALL & 00., Aucts. By C. B. a CROWN ange pacionsece. ORSKS, MULES, W AGONS,BU |e bres artery ‘avortow~ Wewil wot aoe MORROW MORNING. Saturday, at 9a. m.,at the Washington City Horse Market, on 6th st. south, wear ithe Canes, a wld iol of the above = * FQ. RB. L: CROWN & 00, Ofice—No. 355 Penn. ave.. one door from the corner of Si: : street. Ww ANTED—A WOMAN to cook, wash and iron; one that is competent and can come well re- commended will receive fair wages and @ perma- nent situation. Apply at No, 112 Green street, Georgetown. 5 it V ANTED IMMEDIATBLY—A smart, active BOY to learn the grocery business. Must come well recommended Sorly, between 7and 8 o’ciock p. in ,at the New York Grocery, corner I and Kleventh. iy 19-26 By WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, 98 Louisiana ave., between 9th and 10th streets, UGGY HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS AT Avotion.—On TO-MORROW MOKNING, lith inst.. at 10 o’clock, at the Bataar, we will seli— A Fine Brown, Buggy or faddie horse A No-top Trotting Suggy, with double spokes and steel tires, and Harness complete. It WM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. V ) ANTED—By # young American girl, who can and will cive satisfaction to her employer.a SITUATION as nurse and chambermaid. Sh prefers to live in Georgetown, but will en, With any gocd family in Washington. Piease press a note to Box 47. Btar office, Jy 10-3t ANTED—Two or threa good BOYS as carriers We ivenins star. Isiand Weso peenrccs: Apply at this office this afternoon, iy 9 ate Ww ANTED—A small nestly-furnished HOUSH, for a gentleman, lady, and servant. Apply 510 Twelith street, firet tloor. G. P. DREW. jy 9-3t* WV ANTED—A first-rate COOK; good wages and a comfortabie home may be secured by up- plying at HAVENNER’S Bakery, 347 O street. Jy 9-St* V ANTED—Three first-class HARNESS MAK- ERS. None but the best need apply, Con- stant employment given. Callat 243 Penn. ave., bet, 12th and 13th sts., south side, dy = Wwanrep TO RENT—A small UNFU 8NISH- ED HOUSS. in any part of Washington or Georgetown. Full vaiue will be given. Addreas R. J.P, 205 F st. 9-2t* URNISHED HOUSE WANTKD IN THE neighborhood of Willarda’, say on F or G st., between Isth and lth. Will buy the furniture if put down ais moderate price. Address P.O. Box 1003. jy 9.3" 7 ANTED TO BORRGOW—$5 doll: on real estate worth tep times that amount, a point 4 mites from Washington, Address K. W., Star Of- fice, or K. W., Brightwood P.O. EB. W. Bright- wood, will reccive answer and go the quickest. jy 9 3t" V ; ANTED—BOARD for an interesting orphan between the ae of iand5 yeare, An intelli- gent Protestant widow or single Indy preferred. Price not to excead #7 per month. All comimani cations to be addressed to* L. G@.,’’ Box 45 Star Of- tice. jy 9 3t™ ¥V ANTRD IMMEDIATELY —Three or four BOYS as «pprentices to learn the printing business. Those who have some knowledge of the trade prelerred, Address, with proper name and residence, Bux $4, Washington City Post hi jy 9-3t* JOSEPH jy 8-St* ANTED-GUUD WHITE BARBER GATTO. 325 Seventh ED—Two gocd BAKERS, Inquire at 3} Seventh st.. between P and KE sts, McKKUDEN & PATTERSON, — Ww NI'KD—A good GIRL for housework (white or colored). Nene need apply without good OS4 12th st..on the Island peti 8-3" 7ANTED— Two good SALESLADIES in a \ reference fancy and milinery store, Apply at ket Space. 3 Yq ANTED at Br. Pope's corner Fourteenth and { streets. x zrown Child’s Attendant and Chsmt commendations required. Vv \TED TO PURCHASE —A goo, iignt FARM WAGON, one suitable for haul half cord wood atalead. Apply at BRERET. 3 Grocery Store, corner of 7th and dy 8 3t* ANTBD IMMEDLAPELY—One good BLAC SMITII and two WHEELWRIGHTS. Apply on K street, between 9th and 0th, south side j¥ 8-3t* H. SAUTER. V 7 ANTED—An OPXBATOR on Ninger’s sawing machine, WALL, STEPHENS & CO jy 7-tf 322 Penn, aven WW ARTED- 4 good female HOUSE SERVANT. Airc, a Boy of 14 or 46 years of age. Good recommendations required. Colored servants preferred. Apply at No, 44 Third st.,Geergetown, D. Oo. jy 7-5t* sts. RUG CLERK WANTED, Mnit be roll’ 6c: | quainted with the prescription busin W. 8. THOMPSON, corner 15th nice y Ly to V competent DRUG CLERK, in a store on the avenue; also, a young man to jJearn the Duviness. Good reference required A‘d- dress A.L., Box 597, P.O., Washington, D. C. jy WADED TO REN'—A HOUSS in the cen- tral or western part of the city, containing 12tol5 rooms, Any one baving such a house to rent will hesr of a permanent and prompt paying tenant by addressing “A B,” through the city Post Office Sy 6-lw* V ANTED TO REN (mo children) a small HOUSE, either in Washington or Georg Terms moderate, Address ee week yee and location, A. M., Printer, Wa ‘T—By a gentleman and wife UNFURNISHED wn, WWANZEED—A DININ, that can come will recommended may bear ofa good situation by applying at Room Ne. seecui floor, Winder’s Building. je 27 | ANTED—A PURCHASER or PURCHASERS, daily. for thirty gallons purest Maltimord County ice Cream, of al flavors, delivered in any art of the city at the low price of $1.50 par Lo on. Apply to THOMAS BE. W. FRINOUR. No, 470 Twelfth street, between F and G, or leave orders at Soda Water and Ice Cream Stand, Wash- ington Building, (corner 7th and Pa, avenne,) Soda Rtands No 71 Northerm Liberty and No. 373 r Markets je 17-1m* ANTED IMMEDIATELY —Twenty GAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be accepted. Apply to the Government Carpenter Shop, on K stzeet, near the corner of Seventeenth strest, Lieut, Col. EM. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. URNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years.a Furnished Dwelling for s private fi ly. ‘tion im the First or Second Ward preferred, Address Lock Box 66. Washington, D.C. se 4-tf WANTED —BEOOND-HAND FURNITURB Also,. pire. ol pets, Bone, SOSaae aad is of every descri: ion. Bae eee BUOHLY, 428 7th mar %0-tf bet. @ and H, east sid BOARDING. OOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT BOOMS, can Pe had on reasonable terms, by applying New York avenue, between 6th monet jy 10-3t* 'VARD.—Gentiemep can be accommodated with elegantiy Furrished Rooms and first class Board; one suit, parlor and chamber attached, Apply at 401 @ street. dy 10-1w* OR RENT.—One er two ROOMS, large, airy and comfortably furnished, with excellen beard. The heuse isin the immediate vicinity of feur Departments of the Government, and has moderr conveniences. Terms as moderate as the times will possibly permit. To those who desire a quiet pleasant home, free from pretension, or show, where every attention is paid to the comfort of its inmat his epportonity is offered. Apply at No, Soa ete street, between F and G streets. ie ERSONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND all the comforts of an elegant home by apply- ing at 426 20th street, corner of F. three squares Yeat of the Warand Navy Departments, One of the pleasantest locations, with one of the finest Xiews,inthecity. Water and gasin every room, Table boarders taken, je 16-1m* ILERES FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and sueneere visiting Wash- ington, may find a comfortable home in one of the most delightful locations in Washington, No, 52 Missouri avenue, One very large front room, 24 story, now vacant. my 15 LIN & 00. TANS" SER 944 PewisYLVaNis AVENUE, (north side,) between 17th and 13th ats, 388 Pa. avenus, smiter the National Hota, ROOK URYSTAL (Brazilian Pebble) and IM- PROVED PERISCOPIO SPEOTACLES, scientiii- Gad and sarrestly, suited to the proper condition 6 eyesight. and FIELD GLASSES, ACHROMATIO BAROMETERS, THERMOME- ELECTRICAL BATTRHIES, MATHE- MATICAL AND SURVEYORS’ INSTRUMENTS, COMPASSES, CARTES DE VISITE of contempo- Taneous Civil and Military Oelebriti PHOTO- GRAPH ALBUMS inevery style. ST BREOSOOP ES and VIEWS, &e.,&c ,in \ great variety and at the lowest gures, wholesale or retail. my 13-tf pee eee ee eee RLY OF MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM B. FRANK- LIN tothe Report of the Committee on the Conduct of the War, with a Map; 34 cents, my 21 OK TAYLOR. yn CWRANOK TAYLOR. LUMBER! LUMBER 1150000 fect of assort- ipod $4 Witte Pine and I Hemlock Boards and jor ie lew. yr ona 1O' chasers, Fnaujre of 0. B. outed between Mary: Je %-lw* Trax punic'can now be roppied with Paints ‘w LOW Gils, Varnishes, Witdow Glats, Paint Brashes, nb tt aioe {OORB'S West End Drug Btore, 113 Pent. avenue, land avenue and G streets,. id, fe 27-6t * | Atthe Bazaar, 95 Louisiana ave., between ythan By WM. L WALL & CO., Auctioneers. Offce—No, of 6th st. 4 ESTRAY COWS AT AUCTION —On_ TO- MOBNING. lth inst , at 10 o'clock, we willse!l 100 Bntray Cows, to pay chi a 4 Estray Cows, to pay charges and expenses, i eD OAM WM.L. WALL «& 00., Aucta. By C. BR. L. CROWN & CO. Auctioneers. A On FRIDAY AFTERNOUN July 10. 1863, at 5 o clock, in front of the promies, we shall sell, b: 0 Houses belerging to the estate of the late Thomas Hughes, together with the lease upon the ground street west, between B street south and Mary! avenue, in Square No. 433. Said lease has upwards ‘Terms of sale as prescribed by the Court: One- third cash; the balance upon a credit of three and ing interest from day of sale, All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser-or purchasers U RL. CROWN & CO., Aucts, 55 Pa. av.,one door from the corner By W.L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneer WO SMALL FRAME HOUSES ON 20TH NOON, the 10th inst.,at6 o’clock, we will sellin front of the premises, part of Lot No. 23, Square ing each five rooms, and frontiagz on 2th street west, between north I. and M streets months, bearing interest, secured by dead of trust on the premises jy 6-a M.L. WALL & CO., Aue! By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. /and SATURDAY EVENINGS. July ith and sella valuable coilectisn of Books. being the li- brary ofa gentleman about to remove from the W7-Catalogues may be ebtained at the Counting | Beoms of the pubece pars, 10th streets at the Bazaar, No. 95 La avenue, between 9th sad BLL, It VALUABLE LEASEHOLD AT AUCTION.— erder of the Orphans’ Court, three two stery Bric! they occupy, This property fronts 47 fe+t on ret of 5 years to ru six months. for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bear- Bete SEMMKS, Administrator, jy 2-Th.Tu& F3t™ TREET AT AUCTION —On FRIDAY AFTER- 1, improved by two amall Frame Houses, contain- Tertws: One haifcash ; balance in six andtwelve N.B. Sale mithow regard to weather. ‘ATALOGUE SALE OF BOOKS.—Ou FRIDAY lith, commencing each day at 734 o'clock. we shall city jy 7-dts ©. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, CONS RURNITURE, &c.. AT AUCTION —On / SATURDAY, lth inetant, we shail sell. in . 625 7th street, atl lv fine Cows, some of which are now giving milk. and some tolerable good beef, And at nize o’clock we shall sel]= A large sssortment of new and second hand Furnitore. As the stock islarge and of a general assortment we deem it unnecessary to cnumerate, jy9 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts, AUCTION SALES. . FUTURE DAYS. Re ee & CO.. mecca pee ON OF WASHINGTON 8. 7 OBST Stoox. —On Mi Day PrEENOON. July 13th, at S0’clock,at the Auction Rooms, we shall sell, in sums to auit— $4,986 Corporation of Washington, quarteriy, six per cent. Stock a « jo do, $100 Semi Annual, JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucta. Terms cash. jy 10 By J,C. McQUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, RABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR TAB riror at Pusric Sace.—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July lstb, at 6%: o’clock,on the remires, we ahali cell part of Lot No. 10, in Square 0.787, fronting 25 feet_ on Third street east, be- tween north Ojstreet and Maryland avenue, Terms: One-half cash; the remainder in six months with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Title perfect. Be A depesit of $25 will be required at time of Bele. jy J.C. McGUIRE & , Aucta, is {Sunday Chronicle.} ae! MARSHALL & PAGR, Auctioncers, XOVERNMENT SALB OF CONDEMNED J Storss.— We shall sell atthe Navy Yard in this city on sHURSDAY next, July igth, the fai- lowing articles, conderaned as unfit for public use: 1 Pea Jackets. 5 Blue Cloth Trowsers, 2 Linen rocks, 28 Blue Fianna! Overshirts,9 Biue Flannel Undershirts, 19 Blue Flannel Drawers, 1} yara Bine Satinet, 5% yards Biue Flannel,2? psirs Kip Shoes, 2 pairs Woo! Socks, 5 Mattresses, 10 Biankets, 7 Black Bilk Bandkerehie 3, 59 Blue Cioth Caps. Terms cash in Government funds Byorcerof . P. BROWN, Navy Agent. Jv 10-3t MARSHALL & PAGK, Aucts. By WM. L. WALL & OO., Auctioneers. YRUSTER’S SALK OF A 2 STORY FRAME Hovust on tH StRBRT AT ADCTION.—By virtue of s deed of trust tothe subscriber, dated I7th June, 1858, And duly recorded im liber J, A. 3,, No 156, folios 404, 405. 406, one of tho land recerts of Warbington county, D.O., 1 will, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 13th of August, i853, at 5 o'clock sellin frort of the premises, part of Lot if, square 247, fronting 22 feet on 14th street west and run- ping back between L st-cet and Massachusetts avenue, toa public alley, and improved by a good two story Frame Dwelling é Terms made known at the sale; $50 of which must be paid atthe sale. as RICHARD A. HYDE, Trustee. iv 9-d&ds WM. L. WALL & O0.. Anots. By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Aactioneers. RUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR FRAME HOUSES ANP Lors In THR Frast Warp —On FU ESDAY AFTERNOON, July sth at 60’clock, on the prem- iser, we shall sell Lot i7,in Square 72, trontiog 42 feet on 2ist street, between L ani M streets, im- proved by four two-story frame Dwelling Houses, to be sold separately . Terms: One-third 3 the remainder in § and 12 montus. with interest, eecured by a deed of trust on the premises, * HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee. jy &4 3.0. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucta By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street NBUSTEE’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE SixtH Warp —By virtue of adeed of trust to the subscriber, datea October 2a, 156%, and re- corded in liber J A. 8., No2°5, folio4s3, Ke , one of the land records, 1 wiil offer for sale at pubjic anc- tion on MONDAY, the Ith of July, 1963, at 5 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of W:L. Wail & Go Lot Bo, 9, Square 1,064, of the plan of the city of Washington : Terms; One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, purehaser’s notes satistac- torily endorsed and bearing interest and secured by ceed of trust on the premises. ae conveyancing at the expense of the pur- ebaser. if the terms of sale are pot complied with with- in five days from the day of sale, the Trustee Teseryes the right to resell the said property at riek and cost of the defaulting purchaser, oa ing one day’s notice in some newspaper pub- ficked in the evty of Wash ington, EDWARD C. CARRINGTON, Trus! W.L. WALL & CO. je. je ucts By W.L, WALL & CO.. Auctioneers At the Bazaar, 9% arith assem ave, betwen th and uth streets, ae STALLION NEBRASKA, Jr. AND A Brack Horse at Avction.—On SA SURDAY MORNING, the llth instant, at the Bazaar, at 10 ce clock, we will sell— A STALLION, The celebrated thorough bred Stallion Nebraska, Jr. This Horse is guid to be one of the flaest brad Stallions in America, beautitu! mahovary Say, ¢!. hangs high. six years old. and one of the best trick heres in the country. Woutd suit an officer, BLACK HORSE, 1623 hands bigh, fine style and action, eight years ola,'a good roatster, éasy under saddle, aud kind in single or double harness jy W. UL. WALL & CO, Aucts By J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Auctioneers, | DES ee SALE OF FURNITURE 4 HovseHOLp Krrects, Famtry Oaretace ast Hauness.On SATURDAY MORNL July 11, at It o’clock, in front of the Auct Rocrs, we shall sell, by order of the Ex: a lot of Furniture and Household Kffeo: prisipg— . ixceilent Rosewood-case Piano Forte, Solid Mahogany Bookcasea, Wardrobes, Dressing- tebles, and Wasbstands, | Mahogany Hair Cloth Sofa, Arm and Parlor By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, Y VALUABLE By virtues 63, b¥ | By etc ef fALE OF Y. / PROvERTY NEAR THE Patent OFFice ofa decree, passed on the 2Lb day of June, 1% the 8upreme Court of the District of Columb cause No 1.672, William A. Wilson and oth Wilson. Ballenger, and others, the undersix will sell, at publicsale, to the highest » front of the premises, on THURSDAY. th of July, 1363, at 5 o’clock p. m.. uli that num bered rine, (%.) in Square numbered four hun- dred and six, (406,) in the city of Washing! which is described as follows: Beginning at northwest corner of said Lot No, 9and running thence east along F street thicty seven feet ten inches, (37.10,)thenze south one hundred feet, (100) thence west thirty seven fe n inches, (37.10.) te the southwest corner of said lot, end thence north one hundred feetto the be; ng, subject toa tight of way overa three feet wido alley on the eastline of said premises, together with the ix provemerts, ‘This property is located on F strest, between sth and ote, opposite the Patent Office, and in the choicest part cf Washington. T will also sell, as above, on the same day. at six @’clock p.m,, on the premises. the east half of Lot Wo. 6, and the west hsif of Lot No.5. in Square numbered one hundred and seventy-one (17],)on north B street, between i7th and 15th streets, with improvements, _ i erms: One-third im cash: and the residue in aire, Marble-top Tables, Whatnot, Gilt-frame Mirrors, Window Curtains, | Oak Arm Chairs, Diving Tabie, | Lounges. Easy Ohuirs. Carp Cots, | Bedeteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes. Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bois Chive, Glass,and Crockery Ware, 8, and Pillows, Refr: £ rator, Cooking Stove, and Kitshen Uten- | ils, ° } at 1! o'clock, _ One nearly new One-horse Family Carriage end Harness, One Leather-top Buggy Wagon, One Carrya' Terms cash. jy? UIRE & CO., Anots, By W WALL & CO., Auctioneers At the Bazaar, 9S Louisiana ave., between 9th and Mth streets. ABRIAGES AND HORSES AT AUCTION — On SATURDAY MORNING, July 1, at 10 o’clock, previous to the sale of horses st our Bazaar and Repo itory. will ba sold a large collection of ew and Second-hand Carriages, Wagons and other Vehicles, &c., inclnding— ct Coach, nearly new, ‘e built by Dunlap, »in gocdorder, _ new No-top Buggies, 2 No-top Phaetons, i Jenny Lind Carriage, With a variety of Second hand Buggies, Piastons, Covered Express Wagons, large Express Wagons, in LO. 1 Grey Horse, Buggy and Harness, 1 Bay Herse, 4 years old, 17 hands high, a good work borse, llight Dappie Grey Horse, would make a good hack horse, J.C.™M ALso, Anumber of excellent Draft, Carriage and Har bess Horses, belonging to diflarent owners, Setts of new and second-hand Double and Single Harness, Saddies and Bridles, Full particulars atsale. _ Sale positive without regard to weather. jy9 WM L. WAUL& CO., Aucts, By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. SALE Ob HORSES, WAGONS, CARTS AND ) Hanurss —On SATURDAY MORNING, the lith inst., at the Horse Market, on 6th street south, near the Canal, we shall sell, at 9 o’clock, ona young Bay Horse, taken up as an estray on tne 13th of June, blind of one eye-about 15 hands hish, and gentle, Sold w pay for livery aad charses. LsO, one Bay Horse of fine style action, said to be sound, can goin three minutes, sold for no fault, the owner having no further use for him, Terme cash, GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts. jy 7- FLOUR BaR- EBLIC SALE OF EMPTY BELS.—Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Government Bakery. on G street, t the Gas works, on SATURDAY, July 11, at [Lo’clock a.m., about three thousand 3,000) Mmpty Flour Barrels, in lots to suit purchasers, Terins cash, in Gov- ernment funds, GREENE. dy 8-4t in G. 8. V. a GEORGETOWN ADVER’M'TS. NOTICE.—LICENSES.—All persons whose licenses from the corporation of George- yown expire on the 30th instantare hereby notified to renew the same on or before the Wthof July next. otherwise they subject themselves to a fine, and the law is compulsory on the proper officers to enforce said fine against all Selinquenta. je 24-3tawtiy 10 WM. LAIRD, Clerk. ALBUM 8! prorcazsry The largest, cheapest and best stock of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS now in the District, can be found at No, 85 High street, Georgetown, D.C. An examination of my stock of Books, Btationery, Fancy Articles, Perfumery, &c., is respectfully solisited. RG W. KING je25-12t* 85 High street, Georgetown, D. Forwanpine ANd GHNERAL WaEAT COMMIBBI DT MEROHANT: * 91 ap 103 Wart Staenr, ttends to the asloel Produc, Fidur, Grain, and of 5 lerchandise Egperally ; Procures Freight, Char- ters Vessels, &c. Business transacted always with a — ip iT 4- two equa! instalments at six and twelve months, to be secured by the purchasers’ notes, endorsed to the eatisfaction of the Trustee. Conveyancing at the purchaser’s cost. Unless the terms are complied with in five days, the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the pur- chaser’s risk RICHARD H, CLARKE, TruStes. jy 2Swkdts J.C. McGUIRE & CO,, Aucts. U,, 2. giABSHAL'S SALE —In virtue of neri ) . facian. on judement of condemaation, issued from the clerk's office of the Supreme Oours of the District of Columbia, and to me directed, I will expose to public sale, for cash, at the front of the court house door of said county, on THURSDAY, the 16th day of July next, 1363, at 12 o’ciock m., the east half of Lot No 16. uare No, » together with alland singular the improvements thereon, “seized and levied upon as the property of Miczael Mslony.and willbe sold to satisfy judicials No, 110 to October. 1863, in favor of Ellen Kelly, admin- istratrix of Miles Kelly, WARD H. LAMON, je 2 dts U.S. Marshal D. 0. 3 Vv HIDES—HIDES. WV ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, st 1! o'clock se m.,atthe Wasrfon th strevt, Washinzton, a)! the Governmen Beef Hiles op hand at the tims ef sale. Terms eash, in Troasury notes, to he paid at ihe woment of sale. @. BELL, jais (Chron.} Lt. Col. and G. 8. pres. PILES, PILES,—Dr, WITFIELD’S VEGETABLE PILLS are warranted a certain cure for Piles. The worst cases yield after one or two doses. No surgical operation should be re- sorted to, as relief thus obtained is but temporary, ANG no cure has ever been perfected by the use of the knife, The following gentlemen bave been cured: Mr. Stiles, No. 229 Broadway; Mr. Hughes, No. 107 Spring street; Mr. ¥isher, No, 544 Broome street. and numerous ladies whose addresses can be obtained at my office. Price 5) cents per box Sold by alldruggists. Whelesale by D.S. BARNES & CO, No. 203 Broadway, and by the propriotar. Dr, Witficld’s Pillsare sold by 8. 0. FORD, No. 290 Penn. avenue, Washington, D.C , and by HE iBY COOK, King street, Alexandria. Va. NG, ie 13-Im J. YO No. 481 Broadway, New York. Notice TO WATER-TAKEKS, Water Recisrrar’s Orrior, City Hall, July 1, 1363, ALL WATER-TAKERS are hereby notified that their Water Rents for the year commencing with this date are.now due and payable at this office. ‘the following is the law of the Corporation “in relation to delinquent water-takers,”” viz: “In all cases of the non ent of the water rent for thirty days after the is due and paya- ble, the Water Registrar sha!l notify the Purveyor of such delinquency, and the said Purveyor shall diseontinue the supply of water immediately, by cutting off the water at the mefiin. und be shall not allow it to be*again used in said delinquent’s premises except ou notification by the Water Re gistrar that the water rent hss been paid, as also the expense of cutting off and restoring the dow of water’? ke law wiil be enferred. RANDOLPH COYLE, a7 came pteeBeciateer: A FROM LOND' NALYTIO Universal Telegraphy. By Count de Lanture, Sauncers’s Manual of Musketry Instruction The Subaitern Officer and his Du by Ljent. Sandys. The English Conttitution. By oct, Eisher. 52, Year Book of Agricultural Facts. ‘The Speaker at Home, Liebig’s Natural Laws of Husbandry. Arundel] on Mines. Forster’s Bio; MacLeod’s ‘aphy of Oliver Goldsmith. Dictionary of Political Economy, 1 vol. ifrall FRANK TAYLOR ae OR MISERY!—THaT 18 THR DESTTON e Brogrietors af the “ PAR- IBIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, ANATOM and MEDIOIN. ter mined—, Th ,” have det Bel Premature Decline gettin. Dey oF Bi} foctareetare been a Se means of enlightening anc saving thousands, rill be. Zeceipt of four stam; od Cabinet of iway New York. PiANOS, MELeDEONS, TUXED AND FR. ad tareuiontar omee ites ns men muric. s4 moderate, by Prof, WM. DA Via, No lis G atreet, Washington, D. 0. i¥ 7-50" WAGONS! WAGONBI WAGONS it Just received the best lot of ARN T WAGONS that has over boon sold inthiacite Oo andexamine them Light OARRIAGMS ofall de- striptions. Bepsiri: m ptiy attended to. eOEDBT. H. GRAHAM. Goachmaxer, 3¥7-3t* 374 Dand 477 sth stre Com AT LABT—Another of those superior toned rosewood PIANOS which we. for’ 30 in monthly payments or a hand: some ded: made for cash. A choice’ invoice of tetnwar's Pisnos exprcted In to day, W.G, METZEROT' Music Depot, iy8 corner 11th street and Pa. avenue, ‘ONGRESS HALL, CAPE MAY. This first-class hotel “Sea 2 ‘oor 10m: LABIFIED CIDER CLARIFIED CIDER: I havé just recaived per schooners “George 8. Adams” and “J. W. 4 DER RIPLED Gen ke su) Massachusetts OLABIF IED GED. eee eee lowest market prios, in Hotel Keepers ‘and all others i A. Union Bottling 5% %-tf ieraceae 781 RATS! RATS 1 ROACHES HOAOH EE! oa ' EDBUGS! eee ttt Can sll be destroyed b: i % 5 Seg je 20-2w quan- be hed at MOORE'S Wost Bnd Dre: ; Penn. avenue. ee OE AVERY at No. 476 8m Post ATION, OFFIOR, bi Rohe ee the One of Doluwria.