Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT. Canteunury HALLstll continues tobe filled nightly. This is not to be wondered at, aus M:nager Sinn has a company which woud Seflect credit upon any music hall, end es sides, he has obviated the great draeber gummer amusements—heat—by 80 array ng the hall as to make it always cool and co able. “The French Spy,” and a waristy oe i tractive features, will be introduced to-night. ee Public School Examinations. j The Female Grammar School of the First Dis- trict, Miss Mary P. Middleton teacher, ao amined on Thursday, July 2d, by Messrs. Mor- seli, Wilson, Wight, Miller and Ellis, of the Board of Trustees, and by Messrs. Z. Richards and 8. John Thomson. There are thirty-three pupils on the roll§ of this school; all present. This school is held in Gorcoran’s Building, on H street, opposite Dr. Gurley's Churéh. It is one of the dnest rooms in the city, and is ad- mirably adapted to school purposes; and it is therefore a matter of regret that it is to be va- cated, as it appears that the Government has need of it. Onthe day of examination the room was tastefully decorated with American flags | and evergreens, and we were pleased to notice in attendance a number ef ladies, parents and relatives of the pupils. The attendance was not, however, so large as could have been de- sired, and it certainly is a matter of surprise that parents do not take a more lively interest in these examinations. The classes in gram- mar andin mental and practical arithmetic xamined rigidly, and the pupils evinced progress, the classes of the present elling (it WAs said) those of last year. There s one thing here, however, in which the pupils might have learned a good’ lesson from some of the secondary and intermediate schools, viz: in correct and symmetrical for- maation of figures. This is no small matter, for badly formed letters eyince a carelessness on the part of the pupil. ‘ The whole school was examined together in geography by Mr. Wight, and so far as it went the exarminaticn was a good one, but the short time allowed for the examination of so im- portant a study could not fully develope the improvement of the classes. All, however, gave evidence of « thorough knowledge of the principles of the study. In reading and spell- ing all the classes were good, and in mental arithmetic answers to questions were given q sly and were generally correct. The copy- books of the young ladies were all neat and clean, and gave evidence of a steady improve- ment in ps anship, But the copy-books usually presented tor inspectionon such oc- casions are ro adequate criterion, for but tew pages are written. It would uo doubt afford a better opportunity of judging of the improve- mentand nm atness of the pupils if all the copy- books used thre: houtthe year were submitted tor examination. A feature of the exe at this school was the examination by Mr. Wight of the whole school in the principlrs of vocal music, of which they evinced a decided knowledge; and | their singing under the direction of the music teacher, Prof. Daniel, proved how well they had been taucht. Thee ination of the school in history, familiar science, philosophy, Was dispensed with on account ef the lateness of the hour. All of the young ladies had presented compo- sitions, but time only permitted five of them to beread. Gneon “Life,” by Miss Maria L. Allen; { “Why do gentlemen smoke,” by Miss Moliis Limbdin; one by Miss Jessie Middleton, (medal | scholar et a former year,) subject, “Action;” { «When I would die,” composition by Miss : Adele Wroe; “The close of another school year,” the last and by far the best comp: jon (as to Matter) that was read. It was written by Miss Adele Tait. This examination was a most pleasing one, and the parents of these children and the pub- | lic generally are certainly indebted to Miss Middleton for tke rapid advances made by the children. At t@ conclusion ot the examin- auon exercises, Mr. 0.C. Wight made a few remarks, and expressed himself highly grat- ified at the results of the past year’s study. Among the many things of interest there, not the leastimportant was the pleasing and grace- ful deportment of the young ladies. Their re- citations, too, had been very commendable. A. quiet attention had been paid to all questions propounded, and a fair and fall proportion of such as were asked, had been appropriately answered. SECOND DISTRICT. The Secord District Male Grammar School, Thos. M. Wilson teacher, was examined on Friday last. The roll shows the names of 43 scholars, all present. The examination was generally satisfactory. The class in mental arithmetic responded promptiy to the many qvestions asked them, and developed much improvementsince the examination of last year. (Questions on the Constitution of the United States were also promptly and correctly an- swered. This school meets in’the basement room of the Berret School House—a large and airy room, well adapted for the purpose. We regret to say that while a majority of the Scholars behaved themselves with propriety, there were a few who gave the teacher much trouble by their disorderly conduct. At the close of the examination the school was ad- dressed by Mesers. Wilson and Utermehle, of the Board of Trustees. The Second District Female Grammar School Was examined on Monday, July 6th, at the sehool-room, corner of Tenth and E streets, by Messrs. Utermehle, Miller, Wight, Ellis, Hol- mrad and Wilson, of the Board of Trustees, and by Messrs. Z. and A.C. Richards. This school is taught by Miss Eliza H. Boggs. She has upon her roll 15 pupils, 38 of whpm were present, Five or six were absent on account of sickness. This school has the reputation of being one of the most orderly and best con- ducted schools in the city. The examination was conducted rigidly. We were glad to see 50 MADY Visitors present, for it must be con- tessed that the public and the parents of the pupils do not take that interest in the examin- ations which their real importance demands. In reading, the first class was eminently good. The examiner selected for the reading exercise One of the most difficult productions—+ Poe’s Rayer”’—which in the main, was delivered with fine effect. The majority of the class ac- quitted themselves well individually, and in reading in concert this class is the best we have yet heard. Mr. Z. Richards put the first class through a searching ¢xamination in grammar; and while they were in this study not quite so forward as in some schools examined, yet it was evident that there was no want of carefal training on the ‘part of the teacher. In addition to the regular studies pursued, Miss Boggs has de- yoted much time to instruction in botany, and the young ladies were well grounded in this pleasing stud, ae showed fine proficiency in vocal mu: The class in algebra was examined by Mr. A. ©. Richards, and showed very fine progress for the length of time devoted to the study. At the close of the exercises the school was addressed in appropriate terms by Mr Utermehle and the Messrs. Richards, and after singing a few patriotic airs the whole pro- ceedings were closed by the singing of the long meter doxology, «Praise God from whom ali blessings flow,” &c. Tur Exrs:cises at the distribution of pre- taioms to Public Schoels of First District, July 13, 163, at the Smithsonian Institution, four o’clock p.m., will take place in the fol: lowing order: Music by the Band. Song—Mountain Maid’s Invitation. Prayer by Rey. P. D. Gurley. Music by the Band. Oration, by G. W. Samson, D. D. Song—Columbia, I love thee. Premiums to Male Grammar School. Song—Hail Morn of Life. Premiums to Female Grammar School. Song, (duet and chorus)—Come to the Old Oak Tree. Premiums to Male Intermediate. Song—TheSky-lark, by Female Intermediate. Premiums to Female Intermediate, * Song—Seeing Nellie Home, by Secondary O.1 Premiums to Secondary No. 1. Declamation, by Lewie Cowie—« What I know.’ Music by the Dand. Song—Cheor, boys, cheer, by Secondary No.2, Premiums to ndary No. 2. Song—Ossian's Serenade, by Secondary No.3. Premiums to Secondary No. 3. Solo, by Mtss Bettie Dunn, Premiums to Secondary Ne. 4. Rone The bright rosy morn, by Secondary 0. 5. Premiums to Secondary No. 5. Song—When night comes o'er the plain, by Female Intermediate. Premiums to Primary No. 1. Song—Come this way, my Father, ondary No. 1. Premiums to Primary No. 2. Song - Vacation Days, Music by the Band: ——S CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.—Yesterday, Walter B. Denaldeon, convicted of grand lar- ceny, was sentenced to one year in the Albany penitentiary. On two other indictments, a olic pros WAS entered. John Delaney was tried on two indictments for stealing clothing from Henry S. Wells, and dound guilty of pettit larceny in each case, and Was sentenced to eleven days in jailin one case, and ten days in the other. ae geen ARRISTS AND COMNITTALS TO THE CENTRAL GvarRbHover.—Yesterday, John Devergne, for being drunk and disorderly and representing himself as one of Col. Baker's detectives; Jos. Benman, for attempting to smuggle liquor to Alexandria; and Peter Guigan, for attempting torun the blockade and for assisting soldiers to desert, were all committed to the central Guardhouse. pe. by Sec- CERTEE MARKET.—The crowded at an ear! sales were active, hour this morni gangways were ing, and: PIO NIGS, &c. supply was abundant, BEC ASSEMBLY. uality good, and the prices as follow: Tu: Kennebe yr 1 ive their Beet, best cuts 1b 15820) Whortleberrieg,qt..12a15 | grand Annual P1O-NIC at GREEN SPRLN . steep rdoz 40 SaviLiON: ON ve rgetown, Ges spe [4 . Green peas,.:_....7 50 | themselves to is & of enjoyment. eal . ooseberrien, perqt 10 | All lovers of pleasure should not fail to attend. Mutton, beat chops 25\Celery, per bunch... 20 | _sy 10-st Lamb, per qr. 91 s0al: HB YOUNG UNITED CLUB IN THE FIELD Pork, oak er bri A m8 T AGAIN —The members of the Young corner 75 | United Oinb peg lear to inform their friends Bacon,hams,u sag | andthe publicin general thet aay Invent ae siving ee third grand Cael age yey rus breasts. ning CA Ore t BE. Lofier’s Ai +4 shoulder 0 white Garden cae ray July 13, oer te pices aed sas72127 el Pettaaee rictost order” will be preserved. Tickets 3 Chickens,pr pair.75a$1.25| Cabbage, per head cents admitting a rentleman an bir Spring don, dos. Soaint| Reddialce’ bunch. Maxsonns —$, ey iaegers Seine 00: es, prdoz . 30) Shad, pr pa 75, Dans B< Balenger. sf Butter, pris 30| Large rock. cach. $1,602 | PHVHE FIRST GRAND FORE AND APTBRNOON New apples, pr pk..: 75{Small perch, pr beh. 50 PIC-NIC of the SHAMBUCK OLUB will drig 50| Halibut, 1b 15 | be given at SEVENTH STREET PARK on Peaches, qt Sea bass. 10 | THURSDAY, July ieth instant, for the ben, Cherries . - 1oal2| Sturgeon «ij ——9, 10 | efit of Bt. Ann's Infant Asylum: The mans- Potatoes, Trish, pk... 40/Rye, pr bushel..... $1.60 | gorg take Pleasure in announcing to tueir friends newS0atw | Corn meal, 1-15 | and the public that no pains nor expense ah Pine apples, each...15a20 Ship stuff . 70835 | pared to make this the most agreeable Pic Nic of Raspberries, qt... 10al2| Brown stuff, 45 | the season. A splendid brass and cojillon baad Blackberries ree te 45 | has been engaged for the occasion, Tickets fit; Cymlines, doz. | Corn, shelle cents, admitting a gentieman and ladies, whic! Cucumbers, each BA sien ns can ke procured at the Park un the day of the Pic- Green corn, per d0z.0a75| Corn, in ear, Nic, or at the McUlellan House, @ street. Tomatoes, per 4; pk. Hay, perewt, E. BOURKK. President. Egg plants, each Straw ° MC. , Vico President, Currants, per ats... 10) JOHN RIELLY, Treas. a p.—The body of Archer B, | JAMES BNKIGHT. Bec. vs Ba Popy RECOVE Clark, 50th N. . Engineers, who was drowned on Sunday last, in the Eastern Branch, near the magazine, while bathing, was recovered yesterday by some soldiers. held, the Coroner deeming it unnec No inguest was sary un- der the circumstances, ee eg They say that a good way to ascertain the wherexbonuts of army headquarters is to note where the fancy women go, as they seem to get Twenty or thirty of them bought tickets yesterday at the depot ‘cearly for information.” ee PASTORAL RELATION DrssoLvep. Presbyt tion ex (islind) The FOR SALE AND REN't. OR SALB—A BAKERY doing a business of §1@ per day will sellon rearonable terme. Address Box 23 Star Office. jy 11-3 * {OR SALE.—A small STORK on the corner of 14th and G streets wiil te sold a bargain, a8 the owrer bas other busivess tu attend to. For par- tieuiars t the store from6to2p.m. jy 1i-3t* » WANTS. WANTD_Tre Journeyman TAILORS to cut and fit soldiers’ clothi LS ‘$ corner of 15th and I streets, between ™m. a p.m. it* ANTED_B: oung girl fifteen years old, a Wainer ce errr er ee ere Ad: rees Sox 32. Star office. It W iii ahOS about a Fear old: “Apply at e about a year old. ply al Store cor Pa av and Weth st. "jy teste WAnTED- 4 good BING te boasenork on mi ged man prefer! » Wil good Teferenee 393: as ot. Teland. oy Tse ANTED IMMEDLATBLY—Two good CAR- V r Apply to SANNER & BynaM, ~__dy U-st* PENTERS. 2 thang H streets west, First Wa ANTED—A gocd BAKBBR. None other need Wee sects JOHN HELBIG. TED IMMBDIATELY—A MALE NUBSE attend s sick gentleman. Good wages ‘clored preferred. Apply at No, 244 Pa. . 2th and 13th ete. 1t* UBNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—A Furnished House, of moderate size, without tableware or bedJinen, is wanted oy & small and neat family. The House must be pleadantly located, and may be either in Washington or Georgetown. A note addressei toR , Box 094, Washington Post Office, will receive prompt attention. jy 1) lw* GOERS MENT HOSPITAL FOR THE IN3ANE AT ST, ELIZABETH, ON TH® ANACOSTIA BIGHTS.— Wanted, a MAN and his WIFE, with- out children, er a capable Single WOMAN. to tate charge of the laundry, an elderly, single Man,who would be glad of od home with moderate waxes, for porter at ge, and six single Men, accustomed to farm work, for attendants, Appa cants must bring evidence of good chitracter, and must be able toe sd and write. Jy liiw [Rep>. & Shron | WANTED—A Colored GIBL; one of steady, in- dvstrious habits may apply at 525 Lith at, west. butween Band ©. Sy 10-3t* we {OR SALE—The owrer proposing to change business on account of ill health. offers for sale his balance of STOCK, FIXTURES and GOOD WILL Apply at 293 Pa avenue, dy 11-St* ry of Potomac has dissolved the rela- ting between Rey. B. F. Bittinger, pastor, and the people of the Seventh street Presbyterian Church. morning the pulpit will be declared vacant. . —— SELLING LIQuok TO SoLpreRs.—Henry Bro- gan and Bernard Cook were both arrested yes- terday and committed to the Central Guard- house, charged with selling liquor to soldiers. Seeger ADMITTED TO PRAcTicg.—Fred. H. Norton, has been, on motion of A. Lleyd, admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of New York, of this District. ————— SEE FOURTH PAGE of to-day’s Starfor inter- esting local articles. ae Hair Dye! Marr Dye! « Batchelor’s celebrated H world. known This splendid Hai R of Bad Dyes. ir Dye ts the best in th The only harmless, true and reliable Dye Dye is perfect—changes d, Rusty or Gey Hair instantly to a Glossy Black or Natural Brown, withoatinjuricg the hair | or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re- storing its pristine color, and rectifies the ill effects The Genuine is signed WiLLtaM A BaTOHELor, all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided Sold by al druggists. &c. Pac- tory—S1 Barclay street, New York. Batchelor’s new Toiiet Cream for dressing the hair. jy 7-eoly set hech ll Bs Hostetter’s Bitters.—Reware of Ice Water.— The chill given to the: iroulation by large draughts of simple ice water is decidedly dangerous—not thatthe coid and gratefal fluid may not be im- bibed wititout peril, if a wholesome medicated stimu!ant be incorporated with it. Infact, asmail wineglasa of Hostetter’s Bitters, taken before or with the ice-water, the whole difficnity will be obviated. This genial urest aud most bealthful topic ie kKingdem has yet contributed undet the manipulations of science, for the use of Itconverte tke refrigerated beve ae inte alth- In all the range reparation is the whic tabi which the vege’ man. an invigoiant, and causes it to assimilate ‘h the fluids of the body fully w of medicines there is nothing so Aure a8 a preyen- tive of malarious fevers as Hostetter’s nothing that so compietely defends the system against the malaria which bears upon its foul winds the seeds of deadly disease. Take Hostetter’s Bitters with your ice-water and youare not only safe from the effects ofthe shock which the un- qualified beverage is calculated to pr circulation, but forearmed against ail the causes of fever. ie. Wholesale Agents—A, M. Biniuger 7 Co., 237 Penn. ave. SS Tue SoLpign’s Taos Erignp.—For over forty years, Dr. Holloway bas been supplying all the armies of Europe with his Pilis and having proved themselves the only medicin+s able to cure the worst caser of Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores, Wourds and Bruises. Every knapsack should con- Only 25 cents per Box or Pot, esses 9 sss aaa tain them, Postace Currency of all denominations sale at the Star office counter, 8 Abies Le jy 6-e03t 232 Sy THe Summer Moon was 8urNtna, Allin the purple sky, My wi'e and I we tossed abent, 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 to Lyon’s store, And home in joyfal triumph I Th Magnetic Powder bore, Which quickly slaughtered every bug, Mosquito, roach and fies. Lyon’s Powder kills all insects. netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice, everywhere, Jy 8-2w sylvania Route, no’ avenue aud Sixth Dennis 8, Barnes & Co., New York ge GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE, via Baltimore nd fashingtos daily and one on Suid ‘ashin; n daily and one on Sunday. lowdare end sure connections. Soidiers tickets sold through at Government rates. For tickets and far- ther informatien ap; ly at the office ef Great Penn. heast corner of Pennsylvania M st., Washington. Office open from Ba. m. until 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2to4p. m. au M-ly Seog WARRANTED 70 Cugu In Six Days.—Dr. Godfrey's Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing, will cure Gonorrhea in siz days. change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. B.O. Norton, Agent. Weeks Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue ‘as) ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria. ja6¢-ly sche td Has THE ORBAPEST A! Never ‘ades or Washes Out.—Upham centssbox. The bestinuse. Try i C. Ford, corner Mth street and Pa. arenes, Wash: ja 8-ly wat Harr Dy: To-morrow Celebrated Stomach jitters, ace on the intment, they for tf Lyon’s Mag- Sold Two trains leave | * uitk time— » No Bold Bold by'S, Fe, RENT—With Board, one large ROOM, suit- able for two single gentlemen. Terms mode rate. Call at 231 G street, between 17th and 13th, near the War Department. dy 11-3t* NO LET—A very fine STORE on 7th street. one of the best Iccations for moat any business in this city. The store is jus: finished. Possaasion can be had at once. Inquire at the Gosling Ho 247 Pa. avenue, between 12th and Ign ste, It | O LET—One large HOUSS, on the Isiand, ten rooms, Any one wishing the aame can have it by paying two hundred dollara for the furniture, Callnt FINEMAN’S, Penp. avenus, south sid between 12th and 13th'ste., Monday. ti p.m. 1 pee. RENT—Five or sit upfurnisnei ROOMS, conveniently arranged for family use, situaied on M street north, between 6th and 7th east; also, neat Brick Stable, ail enciosed, with four acces vf ground, Best of reference given and raq Address Box 592, City Post Olfice. iy | TPO LET-STORE 431 E STREET, CORNER « of Seventh. dy WW -3t FOR BENT— Two pleasant Lodging ROOMS and a large Room on the first floor, suitable for an office fcr one or two paymasters No. 369 corner 1sth and H streets, near Penn. ave Jy 19 3t* FS SALE—A well-established GROCERY and LIQUOR STORE, on a corner rear to Seveath street, Satisfactory reasons given for selling. For particulars callat Room No, 0, 474 Seventh street. jy 9-3t* ;OR SALE—The LEASE of s large store and dwelling situated in one of the best business localities. Also suitable for arestaurant. Posses- Bion given immediately. Inquire for ‘ticulars at 243 Penn. avenue, between 12th and 13th sts,, south side, Jy 9 3t* {OR &ALE—A new three-story BRICK DWEL- LING HOUSE, with metallic roof, and con- taivir g 9 gcod-sized and p an stig ble pas: ton, on 3 Hill, a few doors from C street, pot far from the Tailway with two adj ing Lo‘s, will be sold on rearonsbie terms. Inquire of F. MOULTON, At- torney at Law. 345 jy 9-3t™ OR RENT—The FURNISHED HOU8E No. 215 H street, between 18th and 19th streets. Apply on the premises, jy 8-5t* [POR SALES four three-story BRICK HOUSES forsale or leara. Fifty elivible Building Lota also for sale or exchange for improved city pro- wrty: Fine Farm of 25) acres, five miles from Washington, with large now. brick house and barns. stable and out houses. Apply to GEORGE MATTINGLY, eouth F street, before 9 a. m. or after3p m.any day. jy 8-6t* | ie SALE—A small BRICK HOUSE, on ground rent, will be sold low. For particulars inquire at 406 12th street, between I and K. dy T-tf ;OR RENT—Derirable APARTMENTS ensuite, ‘on fret ard #esond floors. A party of gentle- men preferred. Private table if dosirad; eva attentioh paid to those inthe house, Apply’at 49. 17th street, between H and I. iy 7 7U* Foe SALE A Two SIORY FRAME AND LOT, unoccupied, situated om 13% street. between G leasant rooms; occupies Btreet east, on Capitol and D streets porth, delon, of Na- WANTED IMMBDIATELY—A smart, active BOY to lesrn the grocery business. Must come wellrecommended Apply. between 7and 8 © clock p.m _, at the New York Grocery, corner IL and Eleventh. jy 1-2t y 4s ANTED—By a young American girl, who can and will give satisfaction to her employsr.a SITUATION as nurse and chambermaid. She prefers to live in Georgetown, but will ongaxe witb any gocd family in Washinzton. Please ad- prers a ncte to Box 47. Star offies, Jy 10-3t WANTED TO HIBE—A goed COOK; altos CRAMBELMAD, (white or black,) togo a few mile# into the coustry for three months. Lib- eral weces paid, fatis'a tory recommendations required Apply corner of Gay and Montgomery streets, Georgetown. dy 10-3t* AUCTION SALES, FHIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW oie MoGUIRE & O0.. et Spas EB SALE KS. Ce TEA Oe POURS 502 FRIDAY lth, com: ing each day at 73: o'clock, we shall selia valuable collection of Books, being the li- pray of gentleman about to remove from the talogues may be ebtained at the Oounting J 8. J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. By W.L. WALL & ©O., Auctionears. South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth Stress rpRustass SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE 81XTH Wand —By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated @ctober 224, 1860, and re- corded in liber J. A.8., No 206, folio 443,&c , one of : I wiil offer for sale at public auc- tion on MONDAY, the sth of July, 1853, at §, o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of W. L. Wall & Oo. York. 9, Sauare 1,064, of the plan of the city of in nm Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eighteen months, purebaser’s notes satisfac- torily endorsed and bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on the premises, pau conveyancing at the expense of the pur- ebarer. If the terms of sale are vot complied with with- in five days from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser, on fiting one day’s notice in some newspaper pub- lished in the city of Wash ington. EDWARD 0. CARRINGTON, Trustee. W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts. By J,0. McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. [D3SIBABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THR Carito. at Prniic 84L8,—On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. July isth, at “6% o’clock,on the remises, we shall rell part of Lot No, 10, in Square ‘0.787, fronting 25 feet on Third street east, be- tween north C.street and Maryland avenue. Terms: One half cash; the remainder in six months with interest, secured by adeed of trust on the premises. Title perfect. . t &F A depesit of $25 will be required at time of fale. sy 10 J.C. McGUIRE & CO, Aucts, [Sunday Chronicle ] By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctioneers, GOV EENMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED H Stoxes.— We shall sell atthe Navy Yard in this city on s HURSDAY next, July Isth, the fol- lowing articles, condemned as unfit for public us li Pea Jackets. 5 Blue Cloth Trowsers. 2 Linen Frocks, 3 Blue F!anne! Gvershirts,9 B.ué Flanne) Undershirts, 19 Blue Flannel Drawars, 1 yard Blue Pativet, 5°; yards Blue Blaonel,2 pairs Kip Shoes, 2 pairs Wool Socks. 5 Mattresses. okets, 7 Black silx Ganckerchie s, 5 Blue Cioth Caps, ‘Terms cash in Government funds By orser of & P. BROWN, Navy Agent. dy 10-3t MARSHALL & PAGE, Aucts. AY, 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A respectabl OO WKED GIRL, from 16 to 13 yearsold, ia a swell private family to attend to # yonns chi anc make herself g-meral y anefal Apply th eveningrt429 Penn, avenue, between sd and 44% streets. it* WaARTEDI Two WOMEN, white or colored, One to de dining-room work and wahing and ironing, the other as chambermaid; both mast wederstund waiting on table. Good reference re. quired. Apply immediately, 457 Thirteenth rt., letween E and F, jy Ww-2t* wart D_ IMMEDIATELY—Saveral DWSL- LING HOUSKS, furnished and unfarnishet. Also, one small uufurnished House. pleasantly situated, gas and water not particular, containing for 8 rooms. Apply at once to WM. W. BURvVU. Real Estate Broker, Room 3, corner Seventa and F streets. iy 10-2t* WASTED Two of three good BOYS aa carriers on Evening Btar. Isiand Boys preferred, Apply at this office this afterncon, Jy 9-3t™ W ED—A small neatly-furnished HOUSB, for a gentleman, lady, and servant. Apply 510 Tweltth street, first loor, jy 9-at* G. P. DREW, ANTED—A first-rate COOK; good wages and & comfortabie home may be secured by ap- Diving. at HAVENNER’S Bakery, 547 C street. jy 9 8t* V ANTED—Three first-class HARNESS MAK- RS. Nove but the best need apply. Con- stant employment given. Caillat 243 Penn aye., bet, I2th and 13th sts., south side, dy 9-3t* | rlien Seacrwes HOUSE WANTED IN THE neighborhood of Willards’, say on F or G st., between 13th and 15th. Wall buy the furniture if poe ann ata moderate price. Address P.O. Box 003 : dy 9-3t* WANTED TO BORROW— $500 dollars oa real estate worth ter times that amount, a point 4 miles from Washington. Address E. W., Btar Of- fice, or KB. W., Brightwood P.O. K. W. Bright- wood, will receive answer and go the quickest. j¥9'3t WANTED—BOARD for an interesting orphan between the Age of 4 and 5 years. An intelli- ent Protestant widow or single lady preferred. Frice not toexcesd §7 per month. All comannt cations to be addressed to *'L. G.,’? Box 45 Star Of fice, iy 9 st ANTED IMMEDIATELY — Three or four BOYS as xpprentices to learn the printing business, Those who have some knowledge of the trade preferred. Address, witb proper nama 4, is It is supplied with all tha modern improvements. For terms, apply to BE. P. SIMPSON, at Sibley & Guy's. 3 » between 10th and llth. 3225-8 (A FINE GARDEN FARM iT FOR SALE, ‘our miles and a balf from Washington, In a northernly direction, in a high state of caltivation, now covered with a Houmish ing 6r60 of vegetation, fine Dwelling, all requisite outbuildings, two um ps of excellent water ; and will be soli cheap ‘orcash. Inquire of B. LACY,onthe premises, or J BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N streets, Washington je 2-lua* {URNISHRD BOOMS TO HEN For rent, at 460 12th street, east side. between Gand H streets, neatly furnished and Rory comfortable BED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR- LORS. The neighborhood is one of most desirable inthe city, very attention paid to thone oconpy- ingthem, No children in the nouse. my 8-tf PERSONAL. BR. BABCOOK, THE LAWYER, WHOSE AR- rest, homme two weeks ago, was noticed in this per, was released on examination; the cause of 6 arrest proving to be unfounded J t= G®t REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SUMMER DRESS GOODS! We have on hand a very large and choice stock of ington, and Henry Cook. Alexandria. MOZAMBIQUES, SUMMER POPLINS, 1 z. VALENCIAS, # Lemon, Mr, JAMES; UBUMe to Miss ANNI LAWNS, E. COX, all of this city. * ORGANDIES, Thursday, July 9. by the Rey. Father McCarty, AND OTHER " DAVID J. ALLEN, of Philadel MARY ANN WALL, of this city, (Phil. papers please copy.] On the Ilth instant, MAGGIE NAILOR, isfant ames M. Belt, aged 2 months 8. faneral will take place on to-morrow (Sun- day) evening, at 2 a’clock, when the fri family are invited to attend. { Balt. Sun please copy.) arenta. this morning,at one o’clock MAGGIB. Mi Richard and Elizabeth A. months and twenty-one days, daughter B. A. and J; and 15 Her day At the residence of her half ter o! And though “tii In thy young beauty, be sau thir thought give the m DIED, ayinrant daug! days, bloom, G Though young, thou wert to fill a tomb, hard to lay thee down, th the ground; urners rest, ‘hat thou art now forever blest, The funeral will take parent's residence’ streets south, on and friends are iny On the 9th instant. CLARA SUSANNA, infant Sunday afternoon. Belati' ed to attend. * daug bter of Francis and Mary Morrow. Little Olara, she is gone To live beyond the tomb, Ob! what a lovely tower We have ia Heaven to bloom, On bth street east, near B street south, at her re- sidence, after a long and pairfu! illness which she bere with christian fortitude, Mra EB. T AS, in the 73¢ Her funeral will t it 2o’e'ock, from friends of the famil OM. atieni. m He * ear o! her e 15 ming! phia, to Miss lends of the owe, aged tix lace at 20’clock, from her On 4/s‘street, between I and K ves ZA JANE lace on to-morrow, Sun- it. Peter's Ohureh’ The y are respectfully invinted to In Morrisania, Westchester county, New York, on Wednesday, July ath 1863. at o’olock p. m., VIRGINIA BAN daughter of Joseph F of 4 DALL BROWN, | Mill. od Maria V. Brown, aged 4 SUMMER DRESS GOODS, And being anxious to close them out before taking an account ef stock we shall from to-day offer them at cesr, Those wishing to purchase have now an oppor- tumity of buying these desirable goods at 25 per cent. lessthanformer prices. We shall sell our Jarge stock of DOMESTICS AND LINEN GOODS ata very small advance on coat. J.J, MAY, 308 Pennsylvania avenue, dy 10-2 between 9th and lth sts, ro SALE—The STOCK and FIXTURES of a Wood and Coal Yard inan eligible locality. BoE farther information apply at the Star office, y 19-6t* B ITTEB SB! BITT BR 8Bt! Hostetter’s. Drake’s Plantation and Hibbard’s id Bitters, for sale at Wild Cherry Bitters, Sor Seo a PERRUNS Jy 10 3 southwest corner 9th and B ats, Ww TE AS—TBHAS, E Have in store afresh stock of fine Oolong, Bouchong, Yourg and Old Hysons, Imperial’ Guupowder. Also, J ing so popular, All at the lowest prices at - BGAN § EBRIE'S, jy 10-3tif Corner Ninth and B ats, Fo SALE. ee theusand feet of WHITE PINB TIMBER, from 2 to 35 long, 10 and 12 inehes square, in the Canal at Georgetown, by Jefferson street. Inquire at Simms’s eee y 9 tha aed Wdays, “Of such are the kingdom of pEN. MEADR’S PHOTOGRAPH. ice:Jano Ounninghems 7" °0 OF Mt. A. Feand JNotion To WATER TAKERe. ; anne Bary "regin rent todiene otantore: N Warr Ruistzan’s Orrion who fell in battle at ettyaburg, Wedaeeiay, July fat 1463, Hail § ereby notided that Jaly 1 1, will take place from the residence of his father. ALL WATER-TAKERS are James M. Blanchard, adjoining Bt.Joun's churem, | their Water Rents for the gente eee cant Bixteenth street west, on Sunday afternoon, July | this date arenow duo and payable at this office. 12, at 3% o'clock. The friends of tho family andof | The followin, is the law of the Corporation “in the deceased, are invited to attead. Bervices at | relation to delinquent water-takers,”” vii thi ve, “In all cases of the noh payment of tl rent for thirty days after the same is due and ble, the Water Registrar shall notify the Purveyor Te HORSES FOR SALE—A fine sev ? hers of such delinquency, and the said Burveyor shall elé Bay Horse. large and stylish, perfectly | discontinee the supply of water immediately, by kind suitable for family carriage or saddle horse; cutting off the water at the main. and he sh ll'not also, one large Black Horse, sic years old. perfect: | allow it to again used in said delinquent’s ly kind These horses will be sold for no fault | premises except on notiscation by the Wates he whatever, the ree havin no foenee, rol for istrar that oe meee pans nae _ 2 paid. “ oe era; warran' worl iD #0, 1@ ex! wee Of cul ol restor: Prices low. Address L. 4D. Box 699, water? isha he une sie Lowe r. ty 688 on 7th st east, The law will be enforced. . O.. 01 between G and F south at b. A. DELLWIG'S: ‘RANDOLPH COYLE, iy St" _dy 2-1mit Water Registrar. (OR SALE —A lady bavi: use fc fthe ANOS, MELODEONS, TUNED AND RE- ORR WING MACHINES cede Sitveg ites | PIANOS: MELODEONE, TUNED 4 it Weeck’ the Payee Nowtfe ule tee dant er iae | Wolueeee Geparenat nae, Cher reac! yer i q 5 No, Bal atrect, corner Pe, avenue. Yves | G steeot, Washington, D0. water | ya- thaniel Plant (deceased). Terms of sale positively | and residence, Box 84, Washington City Post carh Ly 3-1w* | N.C. DRAPER. 3 Office. Jy 9-3t* ro RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSB, desi V J ANTED—Two good BAKERS. Inquire at rai ly located, not far from Willards’ Hetel. 496 Seventh et. between D and K ats. McKELDEN & PATTERSON, Watt V J ANTED—An OPERATOR on Singer's sewiag machine, WALL, STEPHENS & CO. dy 7-tf 322 Penn. avenue, — W —A good female HOUSE SERVANT, Boy of If or 16 years of age Good recommendations required Colored servants prereccen. Apply at No, 44 Third st, Georgatfien, . 0. Pha prs CLERK WANTED, Mast be well ac- quainted with the prescription business. Ap- | haviry such a Bundle will confer a favor vr ly to W. 8. THOMPSON, corner 16th street aud | notifying WM. RULLMAN, No. 496 Pa. ave. Yavenue,* Sy6-Iv* | gy 1-aty } earthly use but to theowne By WM. L. WALL & CQ.. Auctioneers, {Eee SALE OF A 2 STURY FRAME House on MTi STREET AP AUOTION.—By Virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber. dated I7th June. 1783, and daly recorded in liber J, AS... No 156, folios 404, 405. 406, one of the land recards of Wasbineton county, DB. O..1 will, on THO ASTERNOON, 13th of A ust, 1433, a’ ock, sellin frort of the premises, part of ‘Lot 10, square 247, fronting 22 feet on Mth Ftrect west and ran ning back between I, st-cet and Maxsachasetts avenue, toa public alley, and improved Dy a good two story Frame Dwelling i Terms made knows at the sale; $50 of which murt be paid at the sale. - CHARD A. HYDE, Trusteo. iy 9-d&ds WM. L. WALL & OO. Aucts. By J.C McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, if ep ee SALE O¥ FOUR SKAME HOUSES AND Lors,IN THE Fiast Wanp —On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July Isth at 6 0’ciock, on the prem- ises, we shall sell Lot 17,in Square 72, fronting 62 feeton 2'st street, between L and M streets, im- proved by four two-story frame Dwelling Houses, to be old separately. 7 i; Terms: One-third cash; the remainderin 6 and 12 wontas, with interest, secured by a ded of trust on the premises. HUGH CAPERTON, Trustee, J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auc! LOST AND FOUND. Pears {came to my premises, on north A 4 street, between th and th, a’ email brown GOAT. The owner is Fequested fo come forward. prove property, pay charges, and take it away. Sy 11-2t* GHORGE T. MANGUM j)AS PICKED UP ON THE CORNER OF I and lé6th streets, a barrel of SODA ORACK- ERS which the owner can have by proving proper- ty and paying charges, W. LINKINS dy 11-3t* corner of I and l6th streets. O8T—Thursday morning, at9 o'clock, a red and 4 white COW; the haircut short from her tail: partof her face white; fresh cow. A liberal re- ward will be paid if returned to CHARLES J, UBLMAN, North Capitol street, corner of Bound- ary. jy 11-20" G5 BEWARD —Strayed or stolen omta +) of July 8th, 1863, a large red Dar with wide horns, snd did not know the m would eaive. Ary person bring her to me THOS. SHEBLEY, ceive $5 reward dy 1-2t* NOticz I8 HEREBY GIVEN TO P ERSON or persons who have lost six white and black spotted HOGB, to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take them away, otherwise they will ba seid at public action, J. 8 Sy 11-2t* cor of N and South Capstoi ats. O8T—Last evening. probably in street cara, & 4 POCKET BOOK, of envelope size, containing owner’scar sand address and sereral memoran- da, ineluding two old certificates of deposite, of no The finder will be liberally rewarded by sending it to Room No 4, Colonization Building. corner 4%; and Av. 1t* TOTICB NOTICE.—Left in wistake at some ttore on Penn, avenue, between 4!5 and 7th streets. in April last. a BUNDLE OF CLOTHING, marked Capt. LOWNIS, lst Min. Regt. Any one ate willr Hat, between 94st east and tailroad. 7ANTED TO REN—A HOUSE in the cen- tral or western part of the city, containing 12 to 15 rooms, Any one baving such » bows: to rent will hear of a permanent and prompt paying tenant by addressing “A B,” through the city P Sy 6 lw" \TED TO RENT—By a genti- man and wife (no children) a small UNFURNISTED HOUSE, ei:ber in Washington or Georgetown, Terms moderate, Address for one weok, stating terms and location, A. M., Printer, Washington, iy 6 7t* V ] ANPED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. One that can come will recommended may hear of a good situation by second floor, Winder’s apolring at Room Ne, 37, Vv ANTED—A PURCHASER or PURCHAFERS, uilding, je 27 tf daily, for thirty gallons purest Baltimore County Ice Cream, of all tavors, delivered in any art of the city at the low price of #3 Spar ge lon Apply, to THOMAS K. W. FEINOUR, re 470 Twelfth street, between # and G, or leave orders at Sods Water aed Ice Cream Stand, Wash- ington Building, (corner 7tmand Pa, avenue,) Bods Stands No. 71 Northerm Liberty and No. 373 Center Markets. je 17-Im* WAnzEe IMMEDIATELY —T ity OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to ood workmen, and none others will be accepted. ayolr to fhe Government Gerventer Shop, on K 5 t, near the corner of Seventeenth street. ree Lieut. Gol. EM. GREENE. Ohbief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washington. FroRNISHED HOUSE WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years.a Furnished Dwelling for s Wrinate family. Location in the First or nd rare preferred, Address Lock Box on, 65, Washi 5 CYe WARTER SEOOND-HAND | FORNITUBB iH Also, icrors. Garvets, Loe Bedding and furnishing evel esoription. vy oS. BUOHLY, 428 7th at mar 90-tf bet. @ and H. east side BOARDING. FoSrIegED ROOMS WITH BOARD MAY BE hadatNo. 5021 st ,near7thet, jy :i-3t~ BRoAzaiNnG —Two or thre: ntlemen cau ob tain Board at 153 F street, between 19th aud- 20th streets. jy il iw* Geen BOARD, WITH PLEASANT BOOMS, can be had on reasonable terms, by soplying at No. 284 Now York avenue, between cth and 7t! streets, jy 19-3t* OARD.—Gontiemen can be accommodated with elegantiy Furaiehed Rooms and first class ‘oard; one suit, parlor and chamber attached, Apply at 301 G street Jy 10 tw* Foe RENT.—One or two ROOMS, large, airy, and cem‘ortably farnished, with excellent beard. The heuse isin the immediate vicinity of fcur Departments of the Government, and has modern conveniences. Terms as moderate as the times ¥ ill 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 inmates, this opportunity is offered. Apply at No. 395 30k street, between F and G stregis, P#RsONS DES{R1NG BOARD MAY FIND all the comforts of an elegant home by apply- inaes a as Re ner ees = of F. ues res wi ol japar' mn the pleseatitest locations, with off of t views, inthecity. Water acd gasin every room, Table boarders taken, Je 16-Im* UMMER BOARDING,—Those wishing to spend the enmmer North will find spistzent BOOMS at Mt. Airy, cight miles from Philadelphia, on the Obernnt Hill railroad, T ntry is health and very beautiful. The house is spacious and No. 1642 Pine st., Phila. my 27-28) C ERES FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and vis Wash- set dolighttal iscatios im Wasbingconn Ns 85 mt locations as Me Missouri av‘nue. One very large front room, 3d. Si0 REWARD. — Strayed or stolen. on the vight of the 9th instant, a small grey 4RE, with the mare cut off short, and witha large belly and scar on the left hind foot, about four inches abave the f-tlock. The above reward will be given for any information csacerning the Mare, Apply to J. POSS, Seventh street plank road. near Brightwooa, or at ELLISON NAY- LOR'S Stable, D st., bet. 13:4 and 4th Sy ll 3t* FOUND Sle pGaorectown, July 9th, 1353, a PUCKET BOOK. containing asmaii amount of Money and some Papers cribing property in writin. Ratienal Hotel, can obtain charger & ,REWARD-—Straved or stolen, on the 3th Ge? instant, a red and whit. spotted COW; under- neath her right eye, a large red spot; with & white face; medium high horas Any person giving ia- formation of the above, tos she can ba got, will receive the above reward from MRS. O'DEA, cor, of 24 and Dasts,, Island, jy 10-3" STRAYED AWAY—On Sth inst., al SS trom near Seventh street Bridge, a brown Un: nadian HUKSE, of medium size, attached to a rockaway carrisge. Any information or retura ‘The owxer, by des- directed to @. V. W., the same by paying 1t* ofsame to FENWICK & STEWART, office cor. 7th st, and Canal, will be compensated or their toruble, Sy 19-31* Fob sane to phe premises, on the evening July 9th, a cread colored HORSS; blind in one 6ye; attached to an old-fashioned buggy with harness. Tho owner will come forwai prove Pepen’: pay expenses and take him AUOTION SALES, FUTURE DAYS. By J. 0, MeGUIRE & O0., Auctioneers. on Pa. avenue. east, will be offered at ok the'premises, MONDAY, July 19th, at tRep. J.C. McGUIRE & OO., Aucts. ByJ.O McGUIRE & OO . Auctioneers. C® ORATION OF WASHINGTON 8[X PBR cent 8TOCk —Om MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 13th, at 6 o’clock, at the Auction Rooms, we oe gi oud Corporation af Washington, quarter orporation ‘a8 six percent, Stock” DAE orins Bie Semi Ar nual, 4 do. $1,000 Corporation of Gennntown six . f iF cent. i Re ee per cen’ - Terms cash. iy 10 JA8.C. MCGUIRE & O0., Aucts, By WM. L. WALL & CO . Auctioneers. South corner Penn. avenue and Ninth street. ARGE ASSORTMENT OF Braue 28 ane Grocknims at Auvotion—On COURBSDA MOBNANG, Mth inst., we will sell, at the Auction Rcoms,a large assortment of superior Liquors, Groceries, &c., embracing— Quarter Casks Cognac Brandy Jupvy’s & Oo.’s Sighette and other brands. Barrels very old Monongahela and Bourbon ey uarters v; i Q irjers very superior Madeira, Sherry, Port, and Quarters Gin and Jamaica Ram Cases Brandy Whiskey, and Claret Case Jeffrey's Edinburgh Ale and Porter Barre!s Vid Rye Whi-key, very old, &e., Barrels White and Yellow Sugar Adamantine Can: les Olive ané Castile Soap Boxes Extract Oencentrated Ooffee Boxes Cinnamon, Mustard, and Ginger Boxes Navy Tobacco Caddies and Osrtons fine Chewing do. Champagne and German Wines and Cigars Boxes Sirup, and barrels Cak Two Bundles Chamois Leather And a quantity of fmall Stores, &e, jy 1 W.L. WALL & CO. Aucts, By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, RUSTEE’S SALE OF VALU ABLE IM? ROVEBD PROPKRTY NeAR THE SMITHSONIAN Imstt TION.—On TUESDAY, the 2th day of July, A, 1863, in frontof the premises, at 6 o'clock’ p. m., by virtue of a deed of trust to the ubscriver bear: ing date the 12th day of October, 1859, and recorded in Liber J, A.8 ,No 21, folios 195, etc , one of the land records, &¢,1 shal offer for sale at publie suction the following improved property, to- wit: Part of Lot numbered five. (5,) in Square numbered three hundred and twexty fiwe. (325,) of the pian of the city o Wachington, the said part fronting nine- teen (19) feet six (6) inches on 12th st, vest, and ax- tendiog beck one hundred (100) feet, with tho free use ef analley three (3) feet wide and running back on the south line of said part of jot, (reference be- ing hsd to prior deeds fora more particular de- scription will appear.) with the improvements thereen, consisting of a neat and comfortable two- wee r ath, in the immediate vi. cinity of the Smithsonian [astitution, and is one of the most desirable residences in thecity. The neighborhood is healthy, with good water con- ucts. venient. Terms of sale: One-half cash; the residue in & and }2 menths, the purchaser giving his notes for the de‘erred payments, bearing interest from the day of sale, and properly secured. A deed given and a deed of trust taken, Tf the terms of sale are not comolied with within three days from the day of sale the trustee raserves the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser All copyeyancing at the cost of the purchaser, A_LLOYD, frustee, Je 27 2awim&ds W.L WALL& C9. U 8, MARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of oeri « facias on judgement of condemnation, issued from the clerk’s office of the Supreme Oourt of the District of Columbia, and to we directed, I will expose to public rale, for cash, at the front of the court house door of said ccunty, on THURSDAY, the I6th day of July next, 1833, at 12 o’clock m., the east halfof Lot No 16,in Square No, 724, together with alland singular the improvements thereo: seized and levied upon as the property of Michael Msilopy,and will be 821d to. satisfy recaieees No, 110 to Oetober. 1263, in favor of Ellen Kelly, admin- istratrix of Miles Kelly. WARD H. UAMON je 23.dta U.8 Marshal D.O. rpeusress SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY. By virtue of adecree of the Circnit Court for Prince George’s cousty, sitting as a Court of Equity, passed im acause in said Coart, wherein famuel Berry and John KB. Berry, Jr., Adminis- trators of Albert B. Berry and others are com- plaipants, and Benjamin Berry and others are de- fendants, the undersigned, as Trustee, will expose to publie sale, at Suit's Hotel, in the villace of Bisdensburg.on WEDNESDAY, the sth dsy of July, 1863, (if fair, if not,on the next fair day there- FS aiter,) the undivided half part of that valea! GRIST AND FLOUR MILz, situated inthe vi I of Bladensburg, called and known as the “Riversdale Mills,” which was owned by the late Albert B. Berry at the time of his death, and Geo, W,. Taylor, Eeq.. as tenants in common. This = ‘ty has’been recently fitted up, and ie now in firrt rate running order and has been doin; a lsrge and profitable business for some time, av offere great inducements to avy one wishing to embark inthe milling business, and can be readily leased for $1,000 per annum, the tenant keeping the preperty in repair é Terr soi sale, oe by the decree, areas follows :—One-third of the purchase money to be ‘paid in cash on the day of sale, or upon toe day of its ratification by the Court; and the residuelin two equal annualinstalments of »ne and two years, payment thereof to be secured by the bonds of the Peet or purchasers, witn approved security, ‘o bear interest from the first day of Jaruary, eighteen bundred and sixty foar, when possession ofthe property will be gixgn. Upon the payment of tae whole purchase ney, and the interest thereon, the undersigned is authorized by the De- cree to convey to the purchaser or purchasers thereof, the one undivided half of said mill pro- ey. tree, cleer and discharged of all claims of he parties to this cause, or of any persons claim- ing by, through,orunderthem. Persons wishiog to view the premises previous to the day of sale, are referred to Geo. W. Taylor, Esq., who resider'on the premises, and can alway be seen at the mill. i R89 The subscriber is authorized by the owner te offer. at the same time, the undivided half part of said Mill Property, owned by the said George W, Taylor upon the said terms stated above, Sale to commence t 12 0’clock. M. je 2)-lawts SAMUEL H, BERRY, Trustee, Ww ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at il o'clock a. pe Governmen Beef leson hand at the time ef sale. Tr notes, to be paid at the moment ofsale, TMT Rotes, to eo Bt ja 13 (Chron. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, pHotcenare AL BU M 8! e PAOTUGRAPH ALBUMS now in the District, senbe found at No. 85 Higit ‘An examination of my stock of Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, eectumeey, Je25-12t* 85 High street, Georgetown, D.C. JNO. W. LUMSBON, 91 ann 103 Warse Staenr, Georzetowan. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain FIpRS HIDES. m.,atthe Wharfon &'xth strest, Washington, all Terms eash, in Lt. Gol. and 6 3 The largest, cheapest and best stock of street, Georgetown &c., is respectfull Bolisited BORGER W. king,” 7 F OBRWARDING AND GENERAL OOMMISBI! MEROHANT. - and Ghar- B. Proprietor Bull’s Head Livery stable, | Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, correr 13/4 at. and Ohio avenue. jy 10 3t* Burineas toate di. always withipepmpiosesiond FURY AWAY this morning, a bright yellow | dispateh. = mar 4-tf CANARY BIRD, from 420 F street. Whoever will return him to the said number will be suita- bly rewarded. dy 9-3t* QTBAY ED OR STOLEN—On the 1s: instant, a > small COW about three years old; of a light red color; a rhort bushy tail; with sharp horns I will etve $5 reward toany person that will bring her home or give such infermation as may lead to where I may find her. ‘M. KBLLY. Je9 est" Matreet, between lth and 15th. > RBWAED WILL BE PAID PGR ANY IN- «) formation that wiil lead to the arrest of a EGKO GIRL by the name of Victoria Murray, A CABD. AVING DISPOSED of my entir Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting Batab- lishment (No. 50 Ninth street) to JOSEPH REY- NOLDS & OO., of this city, I take great pleasure in recommending the new firm to my friends, customers, and the whole community; well know- ing that xood work ,reasonabla prices. fair dealing, strict honesty will characterize all the trans- actions of this establishment, W.T. DOVE, JOSEPH REYNOLDS & O@., (successors to W, . Dove,) PLUMBE Ge ee ara FITTERS, 500 Ninth street. near Pennsylvania avenue, are now prepared to farnish everything in > ho robbed me of a considerable sum of money i: and the mocth ef April. I think ake is hired out to | orders with pramotacae toa te a wets cme one Pe 3 G. W. STROUD, No, 61 Bridge st, e-sias wetsenie dite dy 9 3t* reetewn. D.0. ILES, PILES. PILES.— Dr, WITFIMLD’S are Warren’ a a A REWARD OF §15 WILL BE GIVEN FOR | cure for Piles. The worst osses yleld ater one or ETT oe Spo Sherer Pi sand Bills | two doses. No surgical operation should be re- ee 'e ined i: Allen's office, foot of G street, Wash Sarrad soos catied tins obtsined is bet temporary. zton, ‘he papery were lost in Georgetown on th of7th of July. No questions asked on the del very of the papers and the above reward paid. JAaGOB STUARD, Sy 9-3t" Capt. Barge Peter Lindecut’s. ‘AKEN UP AB AN ESTRAY.—On the 25th of Bay. one BAY MARS. fifteen hands one inch high. Be Swart ean eve by provisg spe hed and paying charges, by ca! a ‘burn Bar- racks. ly 7-2aw2w*} JAS P. BHALLO KOSS, "TREN UP AS ESTRAYS—At Ciiffonrn. onthe s : be obtained at my office. Bold by 290 Penn. HSNBY OOOK, King street, and mo cure Aas ever been perfected by the use of ti knife, The followin, Hr Stties: No 2S Hrosdway: Mr ‘Heghes Ro: ir. 5 : ‘3 ay . . rin treet; Mr Tisher! No. sat Broome Indies whose ‘addresses cam Price 50 cents per box G07 No DOU Broadway snd} peopriete Way, an TO} etor. WitSeld’s Pills are sold by 8. 0. FORD, Ne; gton, D.C, and by Alexandria, Va. avenue, Washin. No. 481 Broadway, New York. je 13-Im ist of July, one White COW, witha spota and a C; Tone day old. On thi Fo SALB—A youn, Pay MARE. Fine style. Snd a first-class ridiag ani- oe blood, gentle. sal oe ie ih ARR paces aa = mal “Iraised Rerand c&n recommend hen, Gen ward, prove SrOpeTay ae eeuented to ctimé for- | be seen at my Rouse, No, 556, [sth street, island. Sway.” [iy?-ecsw'] "JAS. Es BHALLOBOBS,, | $¢ D7 addressing me @ note throagh Olty Post Of: = iy lw" GEO. OTT WUN pos GROVE HOUSE . SCHOULEY’S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, New Jeuser. The above popular Hotel.is new ready for the Bummer Beason, having been thoroughly set in order fer the accommodation of una oF peneoiess Momsen 8 ring Owning the pro; consequently no rent pay, the, proprietor of the Forent Grov. use wi il accomm: families and visitors veeitee ye as 8 atrist regard to ihe rerpectability ofthe joure will afford. isin bitvelebegh ake Forts Grove ome ia from lewark or Jersey city, lees Morris and x Bailroad, to Hackettstown, ate. m., p.m. Allcommunications addressed to the undersigned will meet with ttention story. now vacant. ny is | “Jo lemeeia’ b. MATHEWS, Proprietor. EPLY OF MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM B. FRANK- OMB AT LA8T—Another of those superior RURSSHs pared Su tegeas ws | C Setrnetace iaeegaatn oe ni i j 01 ii 5 Cony OF the War, with 9 PR WOR TAYLOR. gome deduction madefer cath. A, ckoloal 1v0i ay. aE & 00., 9 wMErzeBorTs 4 a F. a wrpeiie:, BE ria d-tt 308 Ba, avenne.” esnikgren, 2, 0, TT jyB . ¥ Somer Tith trent ne Ps rn Cfaunengee nat mar eh goer ag" it 351 F street, betw To eal a sire. MPING! STAMPING AMPING! STAMPIN! a BIAMPING t en 20,000 LADIES WANTED 8th and 9th, oppe- Patent Oftice. : ‘We Stampall kinds of goods cheaper thanaay ether place Firenundred NAW BRAIDING PATTERNS Je 36 im* [os ES acracso, LLBOTGRS OFFIOR,