Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1863, Page 3

LOCAL NEWS. AMUBBMENTS TO-NIGHT, WASHINGTON THEATER.—There was a good audience at the Washington Theater last night, and all in attendance manifested delight at the performances of the St. Dennis Troupe. The entertainment consisted of graceful dancing, amusing pantomime, good singing and fine performances on the tight rope. Another enter- tainment will be given this evening, all the members of the tronpe appearing. CanTeRBURY Hatt.—Manager Sinn has never had « better company than that now performing at his popular resort. The bill nightly offered is rich and varied and full of tun, and ever has the effect to make one laugh heartily. The songs of Eva Brent, replete with | Tich melody, and the illustrations of the effects of laughing gas are not the least among the attractions here, A matinee to-morrow after- noon. Tue Case OF Witgy ys. Brown—Circuit | Court, Chicf Justice Cartter.—Yesterday, in the case of Mrs. Emily F. Wiley ys. Marshall Brown, Mr. Brent, cne.of the counsel for the petitioner, closed his argument, and the counsel tor the defense asked thatthe following prayers be granted: The counsel for the petitioner, in closing the case to the jury, having maintained that the entry in pencil in the New Testament, made by T. P. Brown, the attestation by said Brown to the certificate of D. Condict, and the postscript to the Jetter written in Ist}, and the interview with Cartlitch, are evidence from which the jury may infer his acknowledgment of the said Emily 2s his child to legitimate her under the tute, the counsel for the defendant prays the ourt to instruct the jury that inasmuch as all these incidents occurred before the marriage of | the parties they are not evidence of any ac- knowledgment under the stature. And further, the said connselin their closing argument baying urged to the jury that the counsel for the defendants have given no evi- dence to show where Elizabeth Brown was nine months before the birth of Emily Wiley, | or as io her haying had intercourse with other | men about that time, the counsel for the defen- dant prays the court to instruct the jury to the | effect following: That the petitioner haying in her evidence-in-chief confined the period of | the sexual intercourse between the said T. P. | and Elizabeth Brown, and thereby the perio’ of | et y to & period embraced within two or | ree months, commencing fourteen months defore the birth of said child, until long after | e said conception: and the courthaving ruled | e evidence offered by the defendant to suow the lewd life of said Elizabeth prior to that time, except at abont the time of the alleged couception, the burden now thrown upon the defendant to prove where the said F) beth was, or how she was visited or employe< aiter the said imputed period of conception: And further, the counsel for the petitioner having further maintained to the jury, as a je of law, that where the wit gave ariant statements as to particular fc they reby contradict each other, sous toimpairthe | edit due to the witnesses respectively, the counsel for the defense now prays the Court to instruct the jury as to the rule of evidence in that particular, and what the elfect is of differ- | ence between the seyeral witnesses concurring u the main tacts but differing in the details. hief Justice Cartter, in charging the j said: One important y id the leading issue in this case has been to as ‘tain the paternity of Emily Wiley. The Court has opened the broadest latitue to proof, with & view to the thorough investigation of that su’ t, and bas deter- snined, mong other things, that this Testament, uns letter, and the signature of Brown to the certificate, were competent items of evidence. They are competent as far as they haye any agency to show who begot Emily Wiley. They are not competent, under the statutes of Mary- Jand, in giving Emily Wile the legitimacy which @ posterior marriage gives toalegitimate child, The Court does not notice particularly the argument in this behaf, but it this intend- ment was given to those items of proof, it was wrong. Mr. Brent.—I neyer so contended may it please your Honor. The Court—No, I do not know that you did. The Court merely says tothe jury, you will reject these three items with reference to the acknowledgment of Emily after tne marriage— the acknowledgment made necessary by the itute of Maryland to legitimate. The second proposition relates to a supposi- | ‘uous case—not exactly that either, for itisa case that has been made in the testimony, al- though the controversy and the tesiimony are addressed to your responsibility and not to mine. The Court will, therefore, charge you that if you find from the testimony of Mrs. Brown that she made the acquaintance of Til- dorson Brown, and conceived of him a child | within the first three months following the | fourteen months previous to the birth of that child, the burden of explanation, the burden of proof, the responsibility of enlightening you in reference to the place and Lime where her child was begot rests upon the plaintift and notupon | the defendant. Thereason of thispresumption lies here: that the first three months pre-exist- ing the birth of a child makes it impossible, under the well-known physiological laws, that | the child could be the offspring of the party who cohabited within that period. And the explanation that may haye succeeded it, as far as there is any responsibility about it in the case, devolves upon the party that wishes to es sh the conception. This is all matter of tact for you, gentlemen; this presumption, however, is a presumption created by the law. There is no donbt of it. Where a party makes prcef of a fact outside of what they have got to prove, tbe other party cannot be called upon to reply to it, because it does not raise a case, and if they would explain it, or have it explained, | the responsibility devolyes upon the party for whose benefit the explanation should be made. That is the simple explanation of it. Butin this the Court does not attempt any opinion about the tacts. Itdves not intend w do so. The Constitution makes you the triers of the tact, and responsible under your oath in the judgment of the facts. It isthelaw with which the Court bas to deal. The idea of the third charge, as the Court understonds it, is this: In estimating the value of testimon s laid down as a principle of the law of evicence that a departure in detail, me and circumstance—which are subordinate ihe main subject of testimony—is not a mat- ter of impeaciment to the witess. On the other bend, where there are many witnesses involved in the single case, the law pronounces this divergence o1 detailed memorandum in reference to incidental tacts as a corroborating crcumstances of honesty on the part of wit- uesses. On the other hand, contradictions as | to the main body of the proof to which wit- i] nesses are called, and not the incidents, are estimated as of a different character. They have there to be reconciled, or you haye to overrule one version and adopt the other. The counsel for the petitioner asked the fol- lowing additional instructions, which were granted: 1. Acknowledgments prior to the intermar- riage testified are compeient proof on the issue Of paternity, but are not to be considered as ac- knowledgments under the statute of Mary- iand, which must be made subsequently to the Tiage, Itis for the jury, u mn the whole evidence, to ascertain whether Emily Wiley was con- ceived in Washington from an intercourse with T. Brown, or in Baltimore, or elsewhere, trom an intercourse with some other man; ‘ted it is for the jury to find the meaning and interpretation of the testimony of the witness . Brown, as to the time and place of her con- ception. Fee eo CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge Fisher. Wednesday J.C. McDonald was tried for committing a rape upen a Mrs. Feige, but the jury were anable to agree upon a verdict. Yesterday morning, Mary Taylor, indicted for keeping a disorderly house, submitted her cause, und was fined $25 and costs. Jobn James was found not guilty ofan as- sault and battery. in the cases ef Daniel Lyons for an assault and S. Creigler for larceny a nolie¢ pross was entered. EH SE , A Row in A ResTauRanT.—Abont 6 o'clock yesterday evening, a row occurred in the lager beer and wine saloon of P. Hermann, on Fourteenth street, near D, between three sol- diers of the Tenth New Jersey volunteers, and Mr. Hermaun and wife. The two latter had their heads cut by the soldiers. A great number of persons were attracted to the spot by the yells of Mrs. H. after a soldier had un- gsilantly knocked her down. The Second Ward police arrested the soldiers and locked them up. CoMMITTED TO THR OLD CaPpiTroL.—James Gaines and John McCall, belonging to Ashby guerrillas, and suppcsed to be horse thieves, Were sent to this city yesterday,and committed to the Old Capitol prison . H. Lynch and Ambrose McWilliams, suspicious characters, “were also sent to the city and committed to the Old Capitol. All of the above were arrested by th+ Provost Marshal General of defenses south of the Potomac. ee Se A DisorDeR_y Stareet.—Yesterday after- noon, the police of tne First Ward were kept busy in soppressing disorder and arresting soldiers and others on Twentieth street. Sey- eral fights took place in the evening, but in each case the disturbance was quelled before it became serious, six soldiers having been ar- Tested and turned over to the military. ag ne SELLIne Liquor To Soipisrs.—Dr. J. Poole No. 3:7 New York avenue; E. M. Fitzgerald and Jehn Raley were arrested yesterday on charges of selling liquor to soldiers. The for- ™er was fined $20, and had hw piace closed, and the latter were committed to the Central ‘Guardhouse. | bail for court. | was A Horses Casz.—On Menday afternoon Lieut. Chas. G. Cox, of a Massachusetts Tegi- ment, left his horse at the Baltimore depot in charge of a colored man, and it turned up missing. The colored maa traced it to the First Ward, and it was found in the possession of Patrick McGarney. Officer Stuard went to McG.'s with the parties, and he refused to give the horse to the Lientenant, alleging that he had previously bought it, but consented that the policeman should take charge of it. McG. was arrested, and on Wednesday hada hearing before Justice Dury, who held him to CHARGE OF STEAL day John Clagg, a discharged soldier, was lying asleep in the Western market, when he was roused by a hand in his pocket, and miss- ing his watch, he charge¢ & man named Glas- cow with stealing it. snd threatened to whip the soldier, and while an altercation was going on between them, Glascow went off. Clagg went to the police office, ard haying described Glascow, Officer Stuard arrested him, and he was by Justice Drury held in security fcr court. ———— Caveut A NarPinG.—At an early hour this morning, Mr. Luckenbac and his brother, No. 5iS Fifteenth street, were aroused by a noise in their kitchen, and asearch revealed a negro named Edward Miller, asleepina chair. A lot of tools, ten shad, aham, a lot of shoes, &c., were found in an old wagon at the rear of the house. The goods were identified by v: ous persons, but there was no positive that the negro.put them there. Justice Olay- A ‘y- | ton sent him to jail for housebreaking and sus- picion of larceny. * esl SALE OF GROCERIES, WINES AND Ligvors. The stock and fixtures of the grocery, wine and liquor store of Messrs. Beall & Mathews, Georgetown, will be sold on Tuesday next, July 2ist, by Thomas Dowling, auctioneer, at the old stand of the firm, corner of Bridge and Congress street. A fine opportunity is thus of- tered to dealers or private parties for securing 3 fine lot of groceries and other articles in that ine. ee ee Usine Improper LANGUAGE.—Thos. Welch Trested yesterday by Col. L. ©. Baker for orderly conduct, and for cursing the President and the Adininistration generally. Welch wus drunk at the time. He was com- mitted to the Central Guard-h 2. ——— REVEL PRIson —Kindred D. Langston, svth North Carolina volunteers, and Charlies Turner, 9th Virginia cavalry, reached this city yestercay, and were committed to the Old Cap- itol by order of Captain Todd. STS a is Bocus Detective.—Richard Moody was arrested yesterday and committed to the Cen- tral Guardhouse for trying to pass as a detect- ive. aa Corns and other disorders of the feet when ne- glected are injurious te the hea!th. They unfit the civilian for business, and it is impossible for a sol- cierto march and fight with vimif the great sup port of his whole frame be inadisordered condi- ten. To allafilicted with Corns, Bunions or Nails growibg in the fiesh. or other disorders of the feet we wonld recommend an early callat Dr. White's office, No. 424 Penn avenue, between Four-and-a- balf and Sixth ets jy i7 a THE Summer Moon was SHINING, Allin the purple sky, My wi'e end I we tossed abeut, And could not close an eva. 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 Lyos’s store, And home 1 joyful triumph I Th Magnetic Powder bore, Which quickly slaughtered every bug, Mosquito, roach and fiea. Lyon’s Powder kills all insects. netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. everywhere. jy 82w Lyon's Mag- Sold ves & Co., New York = ge Guuat Pexxsrivanta Ko! vta Baltimore nd Harrisburg, to the Northand Wesi.—Two trains leave Was! mn daily and one on Sunday—quibk time— low fare and sure connections, Soldiers’ tickets sold th at Government rates. For tickets and fur- ther informatien apply at the office ef Great Penn- sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. Officeopen from til 9 p. m.; on Sundays from 2to4 p.m. eulely B.O. Noxtom, Agent. De. Duponr’s Sugar-coated Female Kegulating Pills are the very Lest in use. They operate speedily | and effectively, and being suscr-soated ¢reate so wan- | fea u yn the most ‘delicate stomach. A trial of these Pills will prove their superiority over allethern, Price §1a box. Sold by 8. 0. Ford, corner lith street and Pa, avenue, W: Dn, Heary Cook, Alexandria. ja6-ly —— BPERMATORRHG@A OAN BE OvRED.—Dr. Rand's Bpecific cures Spermatorrhaa. Seminol Weaknzss, | Impotency, Loss of Power, etc., speedily and effectual- fe Jy. Its effects are truly magical. A trialof the ‘pecific, will convince the most ee of ite merits. Price $1 abox. Sold by 8.Q. Ford, cor- ner llth street and Pa. enue, Washington, and Henry Cook Alexandr: inG-ly DISEASES OF THE NERYO! 8, BEMINAL, Urinary AND SExvuaL S¥steMs.—New and reliable treat- | ment—in Reports of the Howard Association—sent in sealed letter envelopes, free ofcharge. Address Dr. J. Skillin Heughton, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. mar 25-5. Tre SoLpier’s Trus Ext —For over forty yeare, Dr. Holloway has been supplying all the armies ¢f Europe with his Pilis and Uintment, they baving proved themselves the ovly medicines able | to cure the worst cases of Dysentery, Scurvy, Sores, Wourds and Bruises. Every knapsack should con- tain them. Only 25 cents per Box or Pot, 232 ~~ L BroRer Diszaszs. Samaritan’s Grjt is the most certain, safe and effectual remedy—indeed, the only vegetable rem- ecy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days, and recent cases in twenty-four hours, No miner- al, no bi no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It ia the soldier's hope, and afriend to those who do not want to be exposed, pack- ages, $2; female, $3. i ae) Samariian’s Root and Herb Juices—A positive and permanent cure for Syppilis, Becrofula, Ulcers, Beres, Spots, Tetters, &c. Price $1, or six bottles for $5. Bold by 8.0. Ford. See advertisement, m5 save aes WARRANTED r0 Cure In 81x Days.—Dr. Godfrey’s Antidote, an English Specific of sixty-five years’ standing ° haa in siz days, No change of diet required. Price $1 per bottle. Sold by 8. 0. Pord, cerner llth street and Pa. enue Washington, and Henry Cook, Alexandria, Ja6-ly eget THE OREAPEST AND BEST Harn DrE aaaE WORLD Never es or Washes Out.—Upham’s Hair Dye. centsa box. The best inuse. Try it. Bold by 8. O. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue, Wash- ington, and Henry Cook, Alexandris. ja6-ly MARRIED, On the 16th ultimo, by the Rev. Faihor Ashwan- der, ALBERT W. HURDLE to Miss #RANCIB BR, METZ, all of Georgetown. = DIED, Suddenly oa the morning of the 15th instant, at 497 sth street, QEORCE A. EMMBLL, for: mwerly of Morristown, New Jersey, but for the past two yeara a resident of Washington. . Bir rewsins are at the embalming establishment of Dr. Holmes, from which they wiil be forwarded te his friends in Morristown this evening. ie On Thursday evening, July 16th,Mrs. ELEANOR PTOUEON: relict of tae late Johz rolson, inthe 730 year of her age. Her funeral will take place Saturday afternoon, 1th instant, at 3 e’clock, from Christ Chureh, Navy Yard. Rand yo the iéth instant, SARAH, aged ten days, aQtgnter of Patrick and Bridget Mickey. iy Un Friday morning, 17th instant, ALBERT LEE, infant sonof H. F. and 8. V. Zimmerman. The friends of the family are invited to attend ae Saneral on Saturday afternoon at half: pust 5 o'clock. = On the 13th instant, MARY BLIZA, daughter of John Thomas and Rachel Mary Lusby, aged seven weeas ard three days. ‘Without fault before the throne of God.” : ai EAKE ON BHIP BUILDING. LONDON. Grawtbam on lron Ship Building. London. pimtbols" Naval Architecture, By “Captain argo. Ondon. Fishbourne s Lectures on Naval Architecture. Loncon Creuzs on Ship Building London, Obarneck’s larine Architecture, 3 vols,, 4to, yD. its Origin and Progrese. By Steinitz 4to. London. Derrick’s Royal Navy,4to. London, Book of Boats. Loncon Hamley’s Fleets and Navies. London, Bush Higger’s Guice, London oes Anrers: Bonnefoux im Viel-Batiments de Mer - Ar ie Navsle,2 vols, Paris, jryghrohovlogte Novels PWANCK TAYLOR, U. &tacues FOR COLORED TROOPS Orso iaux’s Manual for the Military Surgeons, ois Freedmen ef South Carolina. By Charles “ffemmiind's Byeiane, with Special eference to the Military ary yiria Paris. Callum on M hip. #0. Luce’s New Book on St0sti Rue TAYLOR. : OUT 70 CLOSE SBLLING COR AT BARGAINS IN 3 ERY ay FANCY ABTIOLES. BOOKS. STATIONERY, 4 the A large lot of oe ice ee BS gy 11 patos! Book ste tiveen ith aad 12h A8T—Avother of those superior Cara ee PIANOS which te for 300in monthly, payments OF 8 for le + Piss: cted in to day. ins co of iaweIeTZEROTTS Magic Depct, corner Jith prepee. Rew ons eae 24, ber on tas oaduat of the Wer, With 9, TAYLOR. A young man came up | a Watcu.—On Tues- | ian PIC NICS, &c. LL OUT FOR THE WAVERLY. The members of the above named Association take great pleasure to orm their many friends and tbe public generally that they A intend givinzan AFTEENOUN AND RYENING PIO-NIC AT TH) PARK PAVILION, Seventh Street, ox MONDAY, July 20, 1853. Cars from all of tha city connect with the Tth etreet cars which run d'react to the Park gate. lekews fifty cents, admitting a gentleman and By order of Committee. jy 17-3t* FOR SALE AND RENT. T° LET—STORE 431 E STREET, OORNKR of Seventh Jy 17-2" WANTS. WwW ANTED IMMEDIATELY— at 64 Bridge street, G Wages six doliars per week ana WANTED—By a young man, SITUATION as Sa Darkeeper. Acdress Barkeeper, Star office. WaAnsTED—a competent COOK and a LAUN- DRESS. Both must be well recommended, Apply. N. 0 , corner of K and 18th sts. jy 17-2." WARTED. TO BORROW 3m for six month ae best oi! TO} ven a6 eecurity. | a ply toBteromes, roPery Sy 17st" WANSTED—A half-grown GIRL to nurse and take herself generaily useful. Reference required. Callat = tweed 12th aad inh aiceatne et: 1t* WANSTED-a steady WOMAN to cook wash and iron; German or colored wo nan prefer- red. Apply at'No 329 @ street, between 12th and 13th streets, dy 17-3t* 0 RENT—For three menths, a small HOUSE, well situated and fully furnished. Apply for the next three days, between 5 aud 6 o'clock p, m.,at No. 9 Penn. avenus. Sy 17-3t* woman, a SITU A- at or boardin, between ier ANTED_B TION as cook ina rosta uw house. Call at No. 1§3 H street, 20th atreeta, A BMALL STORE FOR SALE ON THE corner of lith and @ streets west, it will be 8o.d at a sacrifice, as the owner bas other business toattend to. For particulars cali at the store, jy 17-St* A SPLENDID BUSINESS FOR SALE-ONE of the finest Livery Stables in town, and in one of the best locations, togetter with a full stock Horses, Carrinzes, Buggies and everything appertaining to the business. For particulars ia- the Star office of C. B. BAKER, jy 17-tf Pron BEN. onvely reasonable terms.a HOUBE, (with stable, ifrequired ) containing ten rooms. and out-houses. weil furnished and pleas- avtiy situated for the summer months, now occi- pied by one ef the heads of the Departments. The best of references will be required. For partica- lars inquire at _the Intelligence and Real Estate Of: 'o. 511 Ninth street north, pear Pennsyi- Yania'avenue or address Box 580 Bost Office. jy 17-3t* N. H. MIULEI. Foe REN (—A neatly FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 7 roo on G tceet. For further articulars inquire at No 91 Bridge st .George own, Best references required. Sy 16 31* Foe SALE—A two story FRAME HOUSE, situ- ated on 12th st. between O and P, containing four Rooms. with summer kitchen, premises, dy 16-2t* PURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT AT THE southeast cor. of sth and K sta. dy 15 3t° ry°O LET—Three pleasant ROOMS, furnished, for tingle gentlemen oniy. Apply corner of K at, north aud New Jersey avenue. ner Ki . Apoly on the Possession given immediately, Jy 15-e03t* (OR RENT—A small convenient partly furnished TLOUBE, between the Patent Uffice and Treas- ury. Rent $50 per month, payable in advance, Apply ALFLED HUNTER, Bookseller, over Bank ot Washington, Jy 15 3t* FoGBNsHED HOUSE FOR RENT—In George- town, near the railroad. Best of references and security required, Apply toJ,C. McGUiRH, Auctiorcer jy 14-lw* | SALE OR EXCHANGE—For an improved farm in Maryland, a nearly new COTTAGE HOUFS, two squares north of the Capitol, 8 large rooms, and large garden, with fruit and'shrud bery. For particulars inquire of JAS. F. HALI- DAY. Real Estate Broker, Eleventh street west, No. 415, (Cons. Union.] Jy 14 lw* Pe SINE ON 12 “y 2 JABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON 127H STREET, SOUTH OF .THE AVENUE —The tubseribers effer for sa'e a four story BRICK BUILD ING, 2 xt0 feet, together with the Lo:, on J,LO SL: eet west, between B and C streets north, Yau puilding is substantial and well built, anp- lied with He ig Machine, trap-doors, &c., and inadmirably adapted forany heavy business, or could readily be altered to a dwelling house For particulars, enquire of JAS, McGUIRE & CO jy 13 6t Foe SALE—A small BRICK HOUSE, on grouad ren’, will be sold low. For particulars inquire at 406 12th street, between [aud K. J OR RENT—A FURNISHED HOUSE. desi- ratly located, not far trom Willards’ Hotel, It is eupplied with'all the mcdern improvements, For terns, apply to E. P. SIMPSON, al Guy's. 322 D, between !0th and lith FINE GARDEN FARM FOR 8AUK. Four miles and a balf from Washington, in a northernly direction, in a high state of ealtivatioa, now covered with a flourishing crop of vegetation, fine Dwelling, all requisite outbuildings, two uum ps of excellent water ; and will be sold cheap forcash. Inquire of R. LACY,onthe premises, or J. BANKS, Feed Dealer, corner Seventh and N streets, Washington Je 23-1m™ UBNISHED ROOMS 10 LENT—For rent, at 450 12th street, east ride. between Gand streets, neatly furnished and vy. comfortabie BED ROOMS. and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR The neighborhood is one of most desirable aid to those occu: ey my 3- inthe city, Every attention ingthem, Nochiidren in the hovsa. PERSONAL. us I8 TO GIVE NOTICA, That all rewards ofered for the apprehension of my seven NEGR9 MEN, seals or by advertisement, is revoked. [iy is 3t"] PISLDER MAGRUDER, JO IMPOSITION.—_MADAMB BOSS, Doctress and Astrolog?st, was born with # natural gift. She tells the past and futuge never known to fail. Cuuses speed; marriages @MPrings. together thse long separated; cures ail diseases. Bu inens strictly confidential, No, 933 @ atreet north, corner ‘Twelfth street west, three squares from tae Patent Office. Thecnly person that can show a likeness of future busbaod or absent friend in Ladies { cents; Genticmen $I. WASTED a SBRVANT GIRL te take care of VW 2ilittle Children, Apply at 435 9th st., opro- site Patent Office. jy 15-3t* WANTED TO RENT.—S100 bonus will be given vY foradw:'lingim the center of the city, or will buy the furniture. Address L H., Box 431, GC. P.O. , with particulars. jy 16-1w" WANTED_By a respectable young woman, SITUATION 4s piain seamstress in a (re pectable) private family. Address for three day Miss C. B.. City P VU. jy 16. 2t™ WANTED—A WOMAN. white or colored. to cack, wash and iron; good wa ges given. Ap- ly at Is2 Penn. ave., between 17th and 18th ats., ‘irst Ward, Sy 16 it™ ARM HANDS WANTED —Wanted, two Men who can plough and foe to work ona farm neat thiscity. The hihest wages will be paid. Apply at No. 464 Pa.ave. [Int] jy !53t* Ww NURSE WANTED. Apply to Dr. W. B. MA4GRUD. i ER, No, 91 Penn. aveuue, im mediately, before 8 o’ciock in the morning, of be- tween 4and 5 in the afternoon. dy 15 34" ANTED—A DRUG CLERK who anderstards the prescription business. Address Box 728 Georgetown Post Office. jy \4-1w* BRUCE & €0 want all to know that they can + buy better Clothing, at lower pricer,at 464 Seventh strect, than elsewhere. jy l4-tr WANTED.—Everybody to know that they can buy their Clothing at reduced prices at SMITHS, 450 Seventh street, opposite the City Post Cflice. jy M4-te WANTED—10.000 MEN AND BOYS to call at BMITH & BEALL’S to buy their Summer Cicthing, atreduced prices, at 561 Seventh street, just below the Northern Market. jy M-tr Fuss HED HOUSE WANTED.—A Furnished House, of moderate size, without tableware or bed-linep, is wanted by a email and neat family. The House must be pleasantly located, and may be either in Washington or Georgetown. A note addressed to R , Box 594, Washington Post Office, will receive prompt attention. jy li-1lw* \OVERN HOSE SANE G z T HOSPITAL FOR THE IN ABETH, ON THE ANACOSTIA i ‘anted, a MAN and his WIFK, with- out children, ora capable Single WOMAN. fo take charge of the laundry, an elderly, eingle Man,who would be glad of a good home with moderate Waxes, for porter at the lodge, and six single Men, accustomed to farm work, for attendants. App i cants must bring evidence of good character, aad must be able tore ad and write. siyliw {Repd. & Chron | W ANPED—A DINING ROOM SERVANT. One of that ci come will recommended may hear lying at Room Ne, 37, Winder’s nilding, je 27 tf 20,000. LADIES WANTED 351 F street, between 8th and 9th, opposite Patent Office, AND GET THEIR STAMPING DONE, We Stawpall kinds of goods cheaper than any other place in the city. Fiye hundred NBW BRAIDING PATTERNS je 26-j1a* y ANTED—A PURCHASER or PURCHASERS, daily, for thirty gallons purest Baltimore County Ice Cream, of all fiavors, delivered in any part of the city at the low price of Sine al lon. poly to THOMAS EB. W. FEINOUR, No, 470 Twelfth street, between P and G, or loave orders at Soda Water and Ice Cream Stand, Wash- ington Building, (corner 7th and Pa, avenue,) Soda Stands No. 71 Northerm Liberty and No. 373 Center Markets. je 17-Im* WAND. IMMEDIATELY —Twenty OAR- PENTERS. Liberal wages will be paid to good workmen, and none others will be accepted. any to ths Gorsenmen’ wat renter! Bhp. = K street, near the corner of Seventeenth street. Lieut. Col. E. M. GREENE, Chief Quartermaster, my 25-tt Department of Washiagton. URNISHED HOUSH WANTED.—Wanted to rent, for from one to three years,a Furnished Dwelling for s_ private famil; Locaticn in the First or nd Ward prefe! . Address Lock Box 65, Washington, D.C. ne 4-tf WANTED SECOND-HAND | ¥URNITURE Also, Mirrors, Carpets, Beds, Bedding and Housefurnishing Gooda ears, description. BUCHLY, 42% 7th st mar 30-tf bet.@ and H. east side BOARDING. FIRSTCLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT rooms, for gentlemen, at 350 K street, Frank- lin Row. between 12th and 13th sts. Sy17-3t* GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, (e Nreea! LIMB!! LIME!!!-I have now on band 3,000 barrels of best Wood-burnt 500 barrels Cement, which will ba sold h at my Lime Kilns, WM. H. GODEY. Fonwanpixe and GbNE BAL ‘COMMISSION MERCHANT. 9 91 AND 163 Warka Strezr, Georgetown. D. C., Attends to the sale of Produce, Flour, Grain, and Merchandise generally ; Procures Freight, Char- austen teancastan alwayaiwithipromitioew and csiness transac’ alway 2 rom) O88 ani dispatch, be = mar 4-tf Jy 15 6t RAGS—RAGS! EREONS Having Rags to dispose of, of all sorts, indy sell them at the bestprice and have them weighed at their ewn place without trouble by calling on JOSEPH SYKES, 434 7th strect. near Patent Office, dy 15-3t* Core asses SCHOOL. This new school will be opened on MONDAY NEXT, the 20th inst., IN 459 ELEVENTH STREET, Berwaeen F ann G, Terms of admission, $6 per month, payable in advange; $10 for two and $12 for three children of the same family, Branches: English and German Reading, Oaligrapny, Arithmetic, History, Natural Sciences and Morals. School hours from 10 a.m. to$p. m. ednesdays and Saturdays school will close at noon, the after- noons remaining for private lessons of Modern and Ancient Languages. ag fexthe paetion Ars Rloase see Prospect at Ho- utz, corner i sts. Dr. ANTHONY P. ZYLA, jy 15-3t*_ Late Chaplain 3th N. ¥. Volunteers. FEW GENTLEMEN CaN BE ACCOMMO- dated with pleasant furpished Rooms and good Board st 114 ridge strest, Georgetown, D. ; refererce required; cars ran from the door to all parts of Washington. jy 17-3t* I OOMS FOR RENT—Large and pleasant with . Board, ‘ferms moderate, Apply at 415 E.st. bet sth and 9th streets, Jy 15-3t* Ose ING AND ROOMS AT 51 PENNEYL- vania avenue, near 224 s:reet, Handsome Rooms and excellent Board, with use of parlor and bath-room on reasonable terms. jy 15-1m* OARD.—A few gentlemen can be accommodated with good Board and wes t Furnished Rooms, with gas. Apply at No. 355 Sixta street, between H and I streets. Jy 14-6t* | Ba apres large, well furnished House, beanti- fully situated on Capitol Hill. is now ready for entiemen and their wives or siozle gen ‘he rooms are large and airy, with high ceilings. Appiy on First street east, between A and B north, one éguare from Capitol Prison, Referance ex- changed. jy 14-20* Bostene ae or three gentlemen can ob tain Board at 153 F street, between I9th and- 20th street! jy 1 ‘OR RENT.—O: r_ two ROOMS, large, airy. ‘and comfortably furnished, with excellent beard. The heuse isin the immediate vicin uty oF four Departments of the Government, and has modern conveniences, Terms as moderate as the times wiil 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 = street, between F and G streets, je 23 ERSONS DESIRING BOARD MAY FIND all the comforts of an elegant home by apply- ing at 426 2th street, corner of F, three squares west of the Warand Navy Departments, One 0! the pleasa it locations, with one of the finest Views,inthecity. Water and gasin every room, Table boarders taken. je 16-1m* OfICE.—For sale, five hundred sets of one, two and four horse second-hand Harness, three hundred good citizens’ and McOletlan ond-hand Baddles. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave., between 4: and 6th street. Harness and Saddle Hands wanted; also, one good errand Oe jy 14-Im* H. B, JOHNSTON. LERES FROM THE DEPARTMENTS, ARMY and navy officers and st! 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, 2d story, now vacant, ny 15 AGES! 0; 4 rae, reel Aled han r arranges. » ra] Geet rate roconh haat Dima Garriacent ich will be sold low to close out. No-spring Butler and other Wagons alwaya on hand. BT. Fades AWA’, Goathwaker, jy 14-5t™ cf: Dand 477 8th street. Notitos TO SUTLERS. T followi: rsons. is re- aval General Gourt-Mar- Philadephia Navy Yard, fo sive ae in the case of Acting Ensign Wil! They’ will be allowed two (2) dollars per day whilst in a! ce, and ten (10) cents per mile for travelling expenses. “*Petomac River—Schooner ‘Sarah Jane.’” Par Bait, suiler, 7 ana. “Potomac River—Schooner ‘J. H. Cater.’” G. Brownold, sutler, 59th New York, K Thaleimer, 110th Pennsylvania. “Potomac River—Schooner ‘Ann Hambleton.’”” Ferns Rio, J. Merwi: tI a. Gatose tle: , 2d Pennsylvania. ‘Potomac River—Schooner * Mignionette”” Tons hicn sutler, Sith New York. QO, King, sutler. lat Maine. A, Enox, sutler, ht ta. By order of “Hoo, GibRON WUE ms, U.®. Naval Jupor ADVOoATs: dy 13-lw FOR CLOTHING. H*} teksty SMITH'S, rity Morente st. ster AT SMITH’S, 460 Seventh street, to ft your Clothing. iy 4 'UMBERLAND COAL. C GoMDERLAND aL On band and for pales article of Cum- berland Goal, at moderate . SHERIFF, Lavto tw ______ fe rot and Oni. BLODEON —A large assortment BITH’S feo eecOLoRHing ’ LOT! f all deseriptions, at remarkably Cc WEA St SMITHS 460 Seventh st. jylt | will we se AUCTION SALES, THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW By C.B. L CROWN & CO., Auctioneers. Hos. MULES AND WAGONS AT AUC- 110N.— We w.ll sel TO-MORROW MORNING, st 9 o'clock, atthe Washington City Horse Market. pear the canal, a large number of the above named stock. Terms cash. jt* C.B.L, CROWN & GO. Aucts. AUOTION SALES. FUTURE Days. By C. R. L. CROWN & CO. Auctioneers, waa SELL ON TUESDAY MORNING, ats ingto! i Horse Market, aecr thocteal e ert v Mule: high; take to entrar, fo bene eee cash ap es - To be zo! r 1e0} Te: . ©. R.L, CROWN & CO Aucts. Jy 17-3t* By W. L, WALL & OO.. Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, 98 Lonisiana ave., between 9h and Wth streets, WO VERY PINE COWS AT AUCTION — TSirukbay MORNING ja lesaet nee o'clock, at the Bazaar. we will selltwo very fine COWR.’estray since 25th April, and wera adver. ex Bruty in oe pvening oter, and will be sold arges and expenses due. pers Fi DOUGLAS, é WM. jv? W.L. WALL & CO, Aacts By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers At the Bazaar, 98 Louisiana ave., between 9th and 100A streets. H Me HORSES AT AUC TION.—On 8ATUR- DAY MORNING, July i8th, at 10 o'clock, we at the Bazaar and Repository, No. 98 Louisi enue, between ‘th and 10th sts. — 1 pair Bugey Horses > 1 Fine Large Horse. suitable for an officer, baving been used in the army, Terma cash. It W. L. WALL & CO, Aucts. By W.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth Stree RUSTER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE SixtH Warp —By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, datea October 224, 1360, and re- corded in liter JA. 8., No 205, folio 433, &c’ , one of the land records, I will offer for sale at public auc- tion on MONDAY, the ith of July, 1865, at 5 o'clock, at the Auction Rooms of W. L. Wail & Co. Lo 3, Square 1,84, of the plan of the city of fon One-third cash; balance in six, twelve, and eigbt-en months. purchaser’s notes satisfac- torily endorsed and bearing interest and secured by deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at the fxpense of the pur- ager. If the terms of sale are cot complied with with- in tive Gays from the day of sale, the Trustee reserves the right to resell the said property at the risk and cost of the defaulting purcliaser, on iving One day’s notice in some newspapes pub- jisked in the city of Wash ington. DWARD OC, CARRINGTON, Trustee. jes W.L. WALL & CO., Aucts. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN, THE above sale is postponed to FRIDAY AFTER- NOON next, the i7th inst., same bour and place, ee E. C, CARRINGTON. Trustee, x WM.L. WALL & CO. Aucts, By WM.L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, At the Bazaar, 98 Louisiana ave., between 9th end 10th streets. A PAIR OF SORREL MARES AT AUOFIONS at lv o’clock, we will sell at the Bazaar a pair of Borrel Mares. excellent matches, 4 aud 6 years old, 15 bards bigh, work in single or dou ble harness aud under the saddle, and warranted per‘ectiy sound; one of them very fast, and can trot inside of 3m:rnutea, ALSO Avumber<fexcellent Draft, Carriage and Sad dle Horses, belonging to diflarent owners. a num- ber of which are excellent steck, and will be posi- tively sold CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, Just before the rale of horses, we will sel! a large collection of rew and second hand Carriazes, Wagons and other vehicles, &e , embracing— 4seco.d-hand Hacks and Family Carriages, New and second hand Bu 5 aud Kockaways, Sutlers’ and Light Bering Wagons, Phet Sets fingl- ana Double Harness, Sadd dles, and variety of cther vebicles will be sold without rezerve for cesh WALL & CO, Aucts. iy 16 WM L. By WM. B. LEWIS & CO , Auctioneers. U- 8. MARSHAL’S SALE OF SCHOONER | MARTHA ANN. In virtue of a deeree is-ued from the Clerk’s office of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, holding a District Court of the United States. I will sell at Public Sale. or cash, at the foot of 6th atreet wharf, on the Potomac river, on SATURDAY, the 18th day of July, iast., 1863, at 4 o'clock BP. M,.ihe SCHOONER Sonepey ANN, er Tackle, Apparel, end Furniture, WARD H. LAMON.U.8 Marshal, D.C. _iy 4d&ds per WM. B, LEWIS & CO., Aucta. By WM. L, WALL & ©O., Auctioneers. At the Bazaar, 98 Lonisiana ave., between 9than Wth streets, FACE HORSES. HARNESS, AND RUGGY AT Avortion—On SATURDAY MORNING, July 18th, at 10 ¢’clock, we willsell at our Bazavraad Repository— 2 Hacks, 3 Worses, Buggy, and 3 setts Harness, Sale Positive. Terms Cash WM.L. WALL & CO., Aucta. McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers. I OTS ON PENNA. AVENUE AT AUCTION.— 4 21 Building Lots in Bquare 874,00 Pa. avenue. between 6th and 7th streets east, will be offered at auction, on the premises, MONDAY, July 13th, at 5 o'clock Ra jyll_ [Rep] J.C.McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, By J.C McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON SIX PER Cent £rock.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 21th, at §o0’clock,at the Auction Rooms, we ehallseil, insums to suit— $4,956 Corporation of Washington, quarterly, six per cent Stock, a a 0. io. $100 Bemi-Anvual WILL BE ADDED— $1,000 Cerporation of Georgetown six per cent. ee ‘'erms cash y ash. J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts. SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, corner G and Twenty-secoud streets, Washing: ten, D.C., July 1, 1s53—Will be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 224 instant, at the Corral, near the Observatory, Washington, D.O a lot of HORSES AND MULER, condemned as unfit for public service. Bale to commence at ten o’clock a. m. Terms cash, ia Government funds C. H. TOMPKINS, iy 14-8t Captain, A. Q. M, U. 8. Army. By WM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers. rPYRUSTEER’S SALE OF A 2 STORY FRAME Hovse on MT STREBT AT ADCTION.—By virtue of a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated i7th June, 1858, and duly recorded in liber J. A. 3., No. 156, folios 4(4, 405, 406, one of the iand recsrds of Washington county, D. ©.,1 will, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 13th of August, 1863, at 5 o'clock, sell in fro: t of the premises, part of Lot i0, square 247, fronting 22 feet on Mth street west and ran- ning back between L et:eet and Massachusetts avenue, toa publie alley, and improved by a good two story Frame Dwelling e Terms snag knowast the sale; $50 of which must be paid atthe sale, pa “RICHARD A. HYDE, Trustee, iy 9-d&ds W. M. L. WALL & 00., Aucts. LOST AND FOUND. CAME 70 TRE PREMISES OF THE UNDER- / signed a Brown (stud) HORSE. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay hi id take him awa’ A. GRAFF, “ist rig 450 Toth st, bet, Rand Feta, On SATURDAY MGRNING next, 18th inst., | ky THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer, Tr getown, . GALE OF TBE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A t Fiast-ctass Fawity G noceny Wise D.o—T . and to con’ fixtures be dispored of. Sale to take place at their bs stand, north-west corner Corgress and Bridge Terms: $50 and under, cash ; 50 and $100, Rote at 3) days ; ever $10, ‘note = saare, All notes to have an ed Sth ere & MATT . jy 17-4 THOMAS DOWLI Dae By J.C. MeGUIL RUSTEE’S SAL: ALUBLE BUILD 1nG Lots in Printing Orrick Squaxg,—On I Ith, at 6 o'clock, on the prem- ises, hy virtue ef a deed of trust to the subscriber, dated Ma: 7th, 1857, and duly recorded in Libe:J° A. 8, No. 135, folios $49 et neq., one of the land records for Washington county,"D. G.. I shall sell Lets Nos. 7,8, 9, 19, 20, 21,22 23.25 and 25, in Jamea C. McGuire's subdivision of Square 624; fronting each 24 feet sn North @ street between First street west and North Qapitel street, aud run- ning back to a 30 foot all Terms: One-third cas! 12 months with intere on the premises. All conveyances at the cost of purchasers. BI f desired, these Lots will be subdivided into Lots of 16 feet front each. THOS. J. FISHER. Trustee. Sy 7 2awkds J.C. MeGUIRE & 0O., Aucis. By J.C. MoGUIRE & 0, Auctioneers. TPRDSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS IN Pring Orrice Squask.—On FRIDAY, Augutt 7th, at 53s ©” kK, on the premises, by virtue ofa deed ortrust to'the subscriber, dated May 7th, 1957, and daly recorded ia Biber J. A. 8. No. 137, folios 61 et req , ons of the land records for Warhington county, D.C. I shall sell Lots No f2and 53,in James O. McGuire's cubdivision of Square numbered 624,each ‘fronting 2; feet on rtreet, near the Government Printing Office, a Tunning back 175 feet 3 inches,to aS) foot alley. These Lots have a pavement [aid and treca planted in front, and are very desirable locations orresidence. © | Terms: One-third in cash, the remainder ing anc 12 menths, with interest, secured by a deed of t:ust on the premises. _ All cost of conveyancing to be paid by the pur- chater, THOS. J. FISHER, Trastes jy Witaweds J.C. McGUIRE & 0O.. Aucts, By THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer. Georestorn, D.C. HB COPARTNERSHIP HERSTOFORE EX- isting between Alexander K Beall and Wil- liam 8. Matthews expiriag by limitstion on the 2Ist instant, the goods and fixtures will be offered the remainder in§ and , secured by deed of trust 3 at public auction, the sale commencing on TU KS DAY, the ist instant, at9 o’el ick a. m. Terms: All sums of and under $59 cash; over $50 and of $100 note at 30 days; ever $1, note at 69 days, notes to besecured by approved endorsers, BALL & MATTHEWS. jy 16 THOMAS DOWLING, Aucts. By J. C, McGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers, i eee ’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES- TATE IN WasuiaGTon Ciry.—On THU &SDAY AFTERNOON, August 6th, at 6 o'clock’, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trust, bearing date on the 25th day of November, 183), and recorded in the jand records of Washington county. District of Columbia, in Liter J. A.S., No. 187, folios 302, et seq.. we shall sell. at public auction, to the highast bicder, ali that lot or parcel of groundin the city of Wachirzion. known and described on the pan or plat of said city as part of lot numbered six, (6,) ir fquare Lumbered seventeen, (17 ) beginning for the rame fourteen (14) feet from the dividing line between lots numbered five (5) and six, (6,) on 26th etreet west. and running north with said 2th street fourteen (14) feet, thence ninety-seven (97) feat to the depth of said lot, thence south fourteen (14) feet, thence west ninety-seven (97) feet to the place of beginning, with the improvements. : Terms: One third cash, to be paid at the time of sale; and the remainder in equal payments of 6 and 12 months from the day of sale, with interest; the deferred payments tg be secured by deed of trust cn the property: and if the terms are not fally com- plied with within five days from the day ube trurtees wil) resell the property at the exrense of the cefaniting purcnarer, on on notice in the Washington Star. All conveyancing ‘t the cost of chase! ieuluenaateb Es 7 MIDDLETON, NG, T ERASMUS J HC. 8PALDII i Trustees Phonix Building Association. jy l3-eod&ds J.C, Mc@UIRE & CO , Aucts. By J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers, THANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE *ROPERTY NEAR THE Patent Orrice —By virtue ofa decree, passed on the 2th day of June, 1°63, by the Bupreme Oourt of the Distria of Columbia, in cause No 1,€72, William A, Wilson and others, vs. Wilson, Ballenger, and others, the undersigned will sell, at public sale, B Catia bidder, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY. the 234 day of July, 1563, at 5 o'clock p.m. all that part ef Los numbered nine, (9.) in Square numbered four hun- dred and six, (46,) in the city cf Washington, which is described as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of said Lot No. 9and running thence east along F street thirty seven feet ten inchee , (37.10,) thence south one hundred feet, (100,) thence west thirty seven feet ten inches, (37.1),) te the southwest corner of said lot, and thence north one hundred feet to the beginning, subject to right of way overa three fect wide alley on the eastline of said premises, together with tbe im- provements, _ This property is located on F street, between 8th and Sth streets, opponte the Patent Office, and in the choicest part cf Washington. 5 I will also sell, as above, on the same day. at six ovclock p.m., on the premises, the east half of Lot No. 6,and the west half of Lot No.5, in Square numbered one hundred and seventy-one (171,)om north E street, between 17th and 18th streets, with improvements, Terma: Oxe third in cash: and the residue in two equa’ instalments at six and twelve months, to be secured by the purchasers’ notes, endorsed to the eatisfaction of the Trustee, Conveyaccing at the purchaser’s cost. Unless the terms are complied with in five days, the Trustee rezerves the right to resell at the pur- chaser’s risk. RICHARD H, CLARKE, TruStee. jy 23wkdts J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. Aucis. By J.C. MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. [BUSTEE'S SALE OF BUILDING LOT OW THB IsLAn On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July 24th, at6éo Kk, on the premises, by virtue ofa deed of truet, dated Jan’y. 19th, 1856, and re- corded among the land recor2sfor Washington county, in Liber J. A. B., No. 116, folios 232, &c., L shajlsell Lot No.7, in Square §83, —— feet Qinches on Third st:eet, between south E and F streets, rucning back $i feet to a 30 feet alley; if Gest d, the Lot will be divided into two build- ing Lote Terms: One-third cash; the remainder in six and twelve months with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing at cost of purchaser. BB, Trustee. jy 13-eod&ds M. B. WEBB, J.C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. C8T—Thureday morning, at 9 o’clock,a red aad white COW ; te Bate caeshiors commer tail ; tof her face white; fresh cow. ara! re- Verd. will bo paid if returned to CHARLES J. UHLMAN, North Capitol street, corner of Bound- ary. jy 17-2t* O8T—A sma'‘l bay HOBSE; very near blindin the right eye; bas the collar ma:k on his ouldera; about 13 or 14 hands high, ill give SPs fats btasr hee Spite eset! 0 ueduct, wn, oor Wt Cae eer SOHN MeMULLE BEWARD-Strayed or stelen since the night of the 6th inst.,one light red COW, go #)ze, points of her ears cat off ; a round hole in the leit ear, and middling high horns. The ebove re ward will be paid for her return to ISAAC SMITH, 777 New Jersey avenue, near M street, south of Capitol. dy 17-2t* $5 60 Se ING. A. ITB th street, to get nin pikiry ard REAT RUSH TO SMITH’S, 460 Beventh st. A to got some of the great bargains in CLOTH: 460 SBVENTH STREET, The best place in town to get your Spring and Summer CLUTHING. jy l4 A NOTICB. LL Persons haveing le to repair with C. Sosnowski vonue, will call for the 5 Straus ieaigectas |) 0. BOBNOWERL, ston, July 1sth, 1869. jy 13-19" TRAYED OR STOLEN—From the subscriber Ss Friday night, July 10th, 1863, one black HO a8E ra of ; about ly hands high; glass ite feet; white @ in the fa: t in center of white; the horse appears Ben, you approach him, Ten dollars reward Mi be paid to any wereon, Sue ing sae horse aoe leliveri: him a! eo ange Hot ‘aaning: on, D. O. (sy 26-20") M. COHN; REWARD —Strayed or stol June. a small CO pe iy tand wide; has had ere; bo! Tal, wide; acalfsince leavin the rersicoe Mond {th attest, - i hy i@ avenues, Island. the above reward on pale dy dost Mite covered with dark ; cov’ Bout e neck and head UDUBON’S BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA. A Asingle copy of this splendid work, giving 333 ify‘colorea figures of birds, soem of the and pl: re- ented is for asle by ‘the undersigned fr aio a8 been sold for $900; complete in one bi folio atlas of plates seven oatavo vols of ib a Ane, new DBAING op ANOK TAYLOR. LE—150 desirable BUILDING LOTS in Peer consist the city of Wi mn, at low prices and on convenient terms. Apply to ee avenu USI, Law Office, No. 38 Je 5-1 ‘OR SA STOCK and FIXTURES of a Freaks Seal vard in an eligi ani an ible locality. For further information apply at the Star office. a fre arr taste, has ne bad ACCORDBONS. jy 10-6t* jute are purely vegetable, tt ip t to as odor, ang may be in the vest pocket without detecti irculars . Priee $1 a box. Ac pznaltcets Soorpaaa uupetate veuiaavenne. Sent by mail. wu Se 1S-eoly Josr Received from Paris Jarge ensortemat of finest we can cheaper than’ seve ‘Of 1ith and Penn. ave. pie Merten gta to pees bom es to ato (Opes WINES AND LIQUOBS. We bave on hand and for sale low, the following: Superior Haut, Sauterne, Sherry, Hock, Madeira, Muscat. Port, and Ginger Wines ; also, ITY, ‘Black berr: , Lavender, and Ginger Bran- dies. jogether, rr 'y well assorted stock of other ies. - also Bole agents for this District, for the ig ate ietly pure '« Sue! & Frehii: ica. and Hock wines, lessrs. Kohl epleot gers, Roti Brobl vai 2, Jy 11 6t 8. W. Corner 9th and B ets. PotoMsg MARE RE. sip peretieate WHARP. A.M. BRPBUEN, Propristor, MEATS, FISH. TOs om ET RE and aitec the San Tat. | ny Partof the oy one on ee ig ig saan Vics eta ae cea ede te ell know- dealing, By J.0.McGUIRS# & CO, Auctioneers. RUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E8- TATE IN WASHINGTON City.—On WEDNES- DAY AFTERNOON, August Sth, at6 o'clock, on the premises, by virtue of a deed of trast, bearing date ep the id day of June, 1860,.and record among the land records of Washington city, in District of Columbia, in Liber J. A 8.,No. 199, folios alts et seq.. we shall sell, at public auction to the highest bidder, all that gertain lot or parcel of ground, in the City of Washington, known and designated as lot number six (6), in Byer’s subdi- eee of poe wg we Se aie fiftee 915), improv y a frame dwelling house, (Perms: One-third cash to be patd at the time of sale; and the remainder in equal payments at six and twelve months from the ~~ of sale, with interest; the deferred payments to be secu! bra deed of truston the property. And if the terms are not fully com! with within fire days fro the day of sale, the Trustees reserve the right Tereli the progerte at the risk and cost. of ape a iting pure! week's notice the Washington S ar, conveyancing to be paid by the purchaser. BRASMUS J. MIDDLETON, Trustees of. Biosie Barlaioe i ion. of ix 5 sy coke TO McGUINE © OO, Auste, eels Beef on hand at the time cash, in Treasury Rotes, to be {Chron} _‘Lt. Col. and 0. 8. Terms the moment ia AT SMITHS Co 460 Seventh street. cas AT SMITH’r, 460 Seventh street, to get your Clethin; a prance. MELODSONS, TUNED AND BE- d, Also, pri’ . pri meg eee vi aad instrume: sls, shar; cea 0d by Prot WH DAViS,No. 173 Gstreet Washington, D/O. iy 7-6" ‘Bam LY TO AND F: LIVSBPOOL CT eee Rates ‘of Passage eed. Agen OTICE TO WATBB-TAKEBS. Waren Bare, ty ade Sef aa