Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1863, Page 4

| n i ee 4 THE EVENING STAR. | LOCAL NEWS. of ———~—— Pouce Reronte.—Fire Pricinct—Lronara | Shields, deserter; military. William Sbarper, | keeping open on Suoday; dismissed. Jame: { Qucen, sbusive langnage: do. i i ‘Second Precinct—Jchn M. Dilis, claiming to | ea rovost guard; jsii for court. G. Silver, drunk; James Dail, do.; James Murphy, da. and dixorderly; military. W.H. Clark, robbe- } vy; jail forcourt. Thos. Moore, do. do. Mr. Darnley, selling liquor Leiere pod Jobo miiz, fast driv ss. selling liquor unlicensed: ain oe Ww. Wallace, threats; bail for peace. Edward Carroll. interfering with hog catchers and sisting Officers: fined 2.9%. Joho Beil, vii ting city law; do. #10. Third Preciai A Soldier, disorderly; mili- tary. Patrick Bolur, do; 4 Tiscoe, do.: Harriet Briscoe, do; $2.44 exch. “Bud Har- } rod, do: #3.56. Geo. Mahoney, do: $2.56 Joha | Roop. do; $2.44. James Hogan, do: 22,45, Thos. ¢ Waters, do:€?.62. Hurriet Butler, do: work- | Bouse. Charles Jett, grand larceny: ? Ww. Prater, petty larceny; do. Catharine Sothoron, sellin: lqusr to soldiere; $20. Jno. Water-, asrault; bail for court. Henry Thomas, nai. | sunce; $2.44, Frank Crocker, drank; dismissed. | James Shelton, eee te Richard Jobnson, ' disorderiy:Jworkborse. Chas. Dodge, nuisance; 95.62. m. Redhou ling liquor on Sun- day. #2644. Mich! Joryan, disorderly: milita- ry. Mrs. Morebind, do; dismissed. Martin © Brennan, drunk; military. Jno. Queen, do; diemissed. Ann Sloan, do; do. Chas. Wiss, maniapetu; confined in the station house. Michi Connor disorderly; $5.44. Jas. Whitley, drunk: diemiseed. Rebecca Warfield, dieor- derly: 4. Mrs, Wise, do; $362. Mary St on. do; $4.75. Mary Harman, do: $256 Mrs. Webb, threats: dismissed. Adel T. Bowen disorderly; $168. Cath. O'Neal, do; $1, Jordan, do, $5.44. Lum Miller, do; 83.56. W. Jobneon, selifite Bc or uplicenspd, €20.59. J. ssed. John’ J: Barnard, . | aa =} ao | i ahan, cruelty to | Cestillo, drunk ; a do dismissed. John Fleming, do.; workhonse. Jerry Lane, do.; ditmissed. Mary J. Green, disorderly ; 22.00, Riehd. Williams, grand larceny; dismissed. Jos. Shorter, felling liquor anlicensed . £20.00. Jno. O'Brien, drouk and disorderly; work- | house. Bridget Lyden, disorderly : $2.00. Tuo. Lyden, do.; $3.00. W. Worth, threats; bail jor peace. Sarah Butler, Nancy Dine, and Chas. Dixon, disorderly; $2.00 each. Bridget Lyderand J Lyder, do.; workhouse Sixth Prec Nickol Londors, threats; bail for peace, Juha Easton, drunk; $1. P. W. William-, supposed deserter; military. Edw’d @onley and Eugene Sullivan, fast riding: 5 John Campbell, drunk and disorderly; #3. Mary Dillion, drunk; workhouse. F. Payne, dicorderiy; locked up eight hours. Babel Sey- mour, threats: bril for peace. Thos. O’Suill- | wan, drork; military. W. Shorz, fighting; do. H. A. Christine, threats; dismissed. Charles Price. fraud: bailfor hearing. John B. Carrall and James Smith, disorderly; $1 each. Jos. Rosenberry, assaultand battery beskecd peace. Barney Killand, disorderly; ell, do.; #2. David Griffiths Sea pie in street; military. W.-H. .Jones, firing pistol in street John Freeman, threats; bail for peace. Charie Brown, larceny; dismissed. Henry Ricbard- son, fast riding: do. Margaret Waters, suspi- eion of grand larceny; Mary Simms, do.; dis- missed. B. F. French, violating city law; do. Thomas Cooney, drunk; military. Tenth Precinct—Obarles Black, fast riding; diamicsed. Robert Moore, disorderly: Francis Kipatrick, do.; military. Thos. Madden, sus- picion: delivered to Detective McDevitt. Re- becca Grant, disorderly; 82.91. Thos. Lowelt: disorderly; dismissed. Mary Bell, drunk and disorderly; £2.94. Wm. Carpenter, disorderly; dismissed. Jno. Bell, profanity: $1.91. —— Slater, di 4. Henry Johnson, disorder. | ly: do. Wm, Machett, do; $2.30, Benjamin Mortimer, disorderly; dismissed. Geo, Gil- jam, driving on pavement; $2.64. Thomas | Norrell, disorderly; dismissed. Martin Gtinn, drunk and disorderly; military. Barney Mc. Namee, drurk; dis ed. Jno. Colson, sell ing liquor Sunday: Jno. Minn, assaust | Julia Hoard, dis- | orderly; diemussed. Jerry Jones, o., do. | do. and battery; bail for peace. Catharine Donovan, do.; do. Bet @7 A Saratoga letter writer relnies the fol- | Jowing anecdole of two clerical visitore at that | famous resort. Parson M-—,a Baptist cler- gyman, and Father C—,, a Catholic priest, are both jolly fellows in an innocent way, and, de- spite their difference of creed, Temnareanly good friends. Meeting each other in Saratoga, M—— said jocosely, as be approached the other, “Ab I understand it_you have come to attend the and added, “Do you know Morriasey?” j . said Father C—, «and I beg you won't | introduce mae. of Beptembe: OFFICIAL. Haangvanranes Provosr MARewar. Lrstesct of Columbia, Aug. i7th, x63. The Board of Enroliment for the District of | Columbia will meet at the City Hall, every day, from 9 3.m.to@p.m., und) further no- tace, to examine cases of drafted men, either for exempwon or acceptance, Hewny A. SCHERTz, an !?-tf Captain and Prorost vost Marshal. | W48 DEPARTMENT, AbsUTART Gumgait’s Orrron, Wasnixcron, June 29, 88. General Orders, No. 198, The Adjutant General will provide an appropri- ate medal of honor for the troops who, expiration of their term, have offered their services tothe Government in the present emergency. and ' also for the volunteer troops from other State? that have volunteered their service in the Btates of Pennrylvania and Maryland. By order of the Becretary of War. B.D. TOWNSEND, fe 98 Assiatant Adjutant General pypeeoavarrane parent aan OP WASH- Ofce Chics Quartermaster, May 2, 1853. DmAtwns iN AGRICULTURAL ImPLeMBxTS, GAR- DEN HEEDS, &e., are requested to furnieb thisoffice price lists of the’ various articles of their trade. The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo- uel Ertae M. Greene, Chie Quarte:master, De- partment of Washington, mp -tf In consequence of th War Department, for eitisens to visit the Army of the Potomac will be given at the offce of Lient, Col. Goma, 139 Pennsylvania avenue above Nineteenth stree' EDUCATION L. ROOKEVILLE ACADEMY, MonTcowery County, MagyLanp, A Boarding 8cboo! for Boys, 2) mils from Waeb- inston. Wali fession begins ka wth, For ea: Jogues addrees. at Brookeville * ite U'VREITYMAN, A. id , Principal. LADY OP THE MIGHEST REPUTATION ar Yeacher of Munio and Foreign Languages — Frencb, Bnglish and Spaniak—offers ber servi'os to private familien or first-class reminary, The bert city references from New York and Washing ton, Inquire at her private residence, 342 @ st Det ween lith and leth streets, every day from 10 x. Au 21-80? ALE S0HO9L. 367 New York id lith etresta, Mica LOWDS withes a few is for Instruction in English Branches ; 3 opening ong dist tant References—Rev. arse}! ; Gillis: ¥. ave ; Henry Baldwin. N.V, 3a Auditor's oft s™ MATTHEW’) AGADEMY 1 mo YOU Ena No. 471 corner ek ae i New York avenne. The exerciser of thin Inetitute will be resumed on TUESDAY, September Ist. This In-titution ix conducted by the Sirters of Charity. The di- 2 pline is mild but firm. ave.; ‘Tao aesn There are, for the different departments of edu- gaiten, separate Clazs-rooms and Teachers, There also a Library for the use of the pupils. "Daring the » besides partial examinations of the pupils, there are two general ones ; the tirst towaras the end of Januarv, afver which, reports of bebavior, applicaticn, progress in atud are sent to Parent: he second at the end of June. followed by @ distribution of Pre:ninums, Masical Lsabocgier raphy and exhibition of the Young work, At this time, also, gold Medals will be given to those young ladies who merit the highest honors in the Senior Class, and who wii] have given evi- denee of their improvement bok & written essay. Great attention is given to both Vocal and In- strumen! Music; and for the sdvau‘ewent of the yen ate required to perform at pasea he feet Friday ofevery month. Particular atten tion is also given to French, which is taught by a Bative of Fravce. Busides stadying the os and Translation of the age. til to French conversations, in order to acquire fa- cility in speaking. au l1-e02" T= | UNION ~ FEMALE ACADEMY, Cormer of lush strectand New York avenue. ‘ The sources Annual Seasion commences Sep- ‘ember wCirenlad: at the Bookstores. au 17-tf ESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE. Wriatiscrox, Decaware, jet day The next penneal seasion will begin on t Tho course of study embraces all the branches of a liberal educ A tull corps of teachere in all departments. au 15 ecét™ JOHN WILBON, President . RVING FEMALE OOLLEGR MRBOHANICSBURG, UUNBERLAND Co. Pa. @100 pays the entire expenses of board, wasking, fuel, light. tuition, including Freoca, for Bes- sion commencing Sept. 2, 1853, and ending Jan. 31, Yor particulars a4 ene G. MARLATT, President. Heferrnce Ice, fasderson, Esq., Treasury Balld- ing. Wassington, D. @ al 1S 606t* S77 The Prince of Wales having goneto Hah fax and left his wife at home, the English pa. pers sae aragraphs saying thatshe was indis. posed be Morning Post is, however, out With the «-interesiing™ statement that the gen- | cree health of the lady is good but im recom. | me her to abstain frem visiting Halifax H. i. H.’s advisers have only songht to save ; ber from over-exertion, ¥ hich “itis now de: rrble tor her not to incur, Bv" Mrs. Harrow, a shopkeeper in London d for having ar “unsightly and d. g exhibition” in front of ber shop, s exposit on being no more nor Jess than «a crinolines eight feet above cot pavemer into the public tho MF Five savage ime ago, attacked | in county, Wis- home but Mrs. Austin ithe wife of the settler) and two ebjldrens aud Mire. A. dispersed the redskins by making a good nee of a rifle mt hand { is No one was LY FOR SEPT MBER. by Miss Virginia by Mra. Mary £. og and the News { rare fest y tory of gare: Prew ia. Hosen aud ork, by W. L tone. Reconnoissance near Fort Morgan, and pike wor in Lake Pontchirtrain and Pearl River, he Mo tar Flotila o! C: D Porter, U. 8: Gerdes, Assistant U. 8. Coast Bur. < Krasinska. The Tele of by - Blarbuek. The Grave. Reason, aad isthe by Mra, Martha W. Cook, aad by G.’F. G. The Great Biot; by Bdward B, Freeland, The Desorted House Spring Mountain. Japanese Foreign Relaiions Was he Suecessful? by Richard B. Kimball. Jefferson Davis and Repudiation. eet 's eae ee. FRANCK TAYLOR. an7l Notics. WOOD A NI D COAL. TO CONSUMERS OF WOOL AND COAL. ‘The under ed bas this d: ed Wood Yard, on south side Ounal corner Beventa street, where can be found a! ment of the very best Coals; also, Hickory Wood, cord length, Or saw nd‘ any length or sits, all of wh: hich ‘will be sold at mit howest marke! price. ARLOW, gn 2) eeSt* South side Canal, cor. 7th st. puozs BEDUOSD 10 PER OENT. ‘ ‘We will inake s discownt of ten per cont om pressnt | prices, on of our— DBOCORATED, petra Shae FRENCH ©: A Until October lat. BISA \GOODE Av sxamination of eBtock eae tices p> soli a. Ht @ Brice Ke clte: General Witeoee Path ig Store, 18,1 Hall, Pena. . an 2-e08t ‘between oth aad ith ste SS _ Baas RA ats Beerniar BTA INAr ION OF INVALID Pan seuerier, a pine next biennial ¢ reer rary tavatia 1@ r an ea March 3, 155, ‘ake place on and a Al era ninationa und en med lay are requi Oo FUTgeons. = tiftcate of examination made by unauthorized Peivil surgeons will be socepted, unless it is clearly jm- practicabie for the per sioner to obtain the certiii- eate of two me esiarly ay “re a ons, The fees for examination (83 e@ aggregs’ pqs Rory) wip labored ng! to the easioneren: amined, on presenting to sion Agent @ re- esipt for the amount froma’ the examining sur, j in Bo-case will fees pald to unauthorised oivii bu surgeonpe be refunded. Those who are (1) ial act of Oovgr-rs: (2) for’ the loss of arm. and or foot; or(3) for no other disability aloes foger.s privation of mioner’s body. imation. ‘Those whose tosjor an eye, (Dat eyesight yor than ths 4 like ensumtin| of the pen- Diennial exaun- a | Deions commence at a date jeter thac March 4, arty Swill also be exempt from @aminstion until Repteraber 1355, unless ao earligr exarutzation is specially Pequited by their certificate Bhonid it be found. as a result of the examination ae thst th the penatouer’s disabiitt ed reer Ajets, the pension will cease, Should degr i aisabliity me oan te Rate 4) ninishee | Tien leap aring sliogs! er, the pemsioner pa the rete sorresgondiag with thageares ottimatst ramining surgeons, ae pad BS gd lo is penaion certificate, insreased, ezeept oa forma application to this | office, and by the issue of : — pay ett ! A complete list of rised Exemiving Sar- pone. soos | ot be grit rinted, will de furnished to pev- one 9 sonia 41 H BABRRTT, Commissioner. CARTERS | 2k THING, 460 Peventn eo wait 460 Be: totaing House in ‘House { Saath ireet a E DIGEST AND BEA AND BRADY Oa a | idasor Bere, edd es ened | 7 anol barton, | Haaren FOR An Paz | A nae ne Ms No, 28 north K street, between 7th and sth, Circulare at Ballantyne’ Book store and Ellis’s , Piano store, Penn. au Ii eolm* Gqrtonostown x FEMALE SEMINARY. BOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL, 151 West Rraezt, Georcerown. D. The duties of this inétitation will be ve. Pepacas da | Monday, Sept. 7th. chews may be ry by | addressing . J. HARROYV &u 20 eo2m* Principat, st . MATTHEWS INSTITUTE ‘FOR Bors, Ori STREET, RRTWEEN @ asD H. The exercises ‘Of this ipstitation will be resumed on TUESDAY, the Ist of September. Competent teachers employed, Discipline of the schoo! firm but mild. Terms moderate. et to the undersi, mat WHITE, aulo-tf 536 treet, near wth. pire MOSQUITO N 20 pieces 4MO8QUITO NETS 300 pieoes Pink, Blue and Yellow TARLETON for covering picturen. Sanne out LAWNS at l2hy centa. MOZAMBIQUE and other DRESS GOODS at Teduced prices. WM. R. RILEY & BRO., No, 36 Centra! Etores. oppo. Venter Market. _au4? iw bet 7th and ath streets. SUBSTITUTES’ HEADQUARTERS — the hu a eft prices will be Lea for 80 BSTITUTES DRA FIED men. Thore iv want of Substitutes will find it to their interest to pl at, 12x “Intelli- gence and Real Estate Office, Ret 511 Ninth st., near Pennsylvania avenue. au Jo-tf N, H. MILLER, OICk.—For sale, five hundred sets of one, two and four horse second-hand Harness, three hundred good citizens’ and MoClellan sec- ond-hend Saddles. Apply at No. 373 Penn. ave., between 4% and éth street. Harness and Saddle Bi Weta a es ne eo SE FOHNATON. 515 readinsrare pkoxsR, O15 NTH StRe! @ doors sentir of ‘Younsylvania avenue. Houses and Unimproved Lots for sale. Je3-eo%m” ILLET & REDGRAVE, ¢(BSuconesons TO Mussus, Corts & Baos.,) LUMBER DEALERS, Gorner Fourteenth street and the Oana) $y 31-Im* ‘Washington, D. 0. _TEAMER KBYPORT, Cay . A. BYTHBR (Lelie Baltimore every FRID. Wa. m., 8, tom, and landings on the Potom: pre fleturning. leavor Washi ington every TUES =. one Alexandria at7 a.m. For. tre bt apply on board, or OHABL WiladN, Agent, Wastlngto ».,"° @7All Passengers are required to h: from Provost Merahal. JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS, Ne. 452 Fifteenth WE SHALL OOWTINUB TO FURNIBE UNITED STATES FIVE-TWENTY BONDS at par until fartfer notice. 87 Persons desiring information sonestatng this loan oe procure at our counter, or a} a arpllcnth oe .oiroulare answering ali queslions taar ar! WE BUY AND SELL ALL I88UE8 OF GOVERNMENT BONDS, TBBASURY NOTES, OBTIFICATES, AND VOUCHERS, COIN, OURRENOY, AND RXOHANGR, AND PAY THE HIGHEST PRI0B8 FOR CERTIFICATE CHECKS. JAY COOKE & 00., Bankers, ya §-t 452 Fifteenth street. Shae ta PANT & OO., KEERS, NO, 352 pANNBYLVANTA AVENUB, Will continne to furnish U. 8. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS a long as issued by the Government, sed - 8. Coupon 6's of 661. U. 8. 3-90 Treasury Notes, U. 8. Uertificates of Indebtedness, GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD. . Brehanga on all parts of Europe and the Northérn Cities sold in sams to suit purchasers, Btocks and GOl bought in New York exclusively or hae PANT & 00. yee ‘ABY GOODS. ort STBPHEN iy 3 Pawnsrivanis Sieon ing eal calles uses OS Ei see de wih whieh we ean fu: By fe sonp eae ina few moat ee z ere i op 1-thf 93 Peneylveaia Avenue, fter the | is allotted | 183 WILLIAMS WILL RE-OPEN HER | SCHOOL onthe firat Monday in September, | DRY GOODS. &e. $20,000 7°78 °F soumzn Goons 1 TOBE SOLDAT QOsT AND LESS THAN OosT. Hien’ t styler, at 12% cents, BINDS ri-hiy werked, at 25 Gente, worth T5eents and ‘isc a FANS, PARASOLS. BO alee vers LAOBMIT?S, LAGR eOITs, pHaWis, es. Togethes with s sth; rela otal SR Oe Oe SS eT Teeieoana. Market Boece, Wott ttn and ota sts, an8 ie _ = Ave iae Hanes, 1 NEW DRY GOODS. 190 PIROES White, Pik, Blne, and Gren Bie. Bona lege ite Mesnee i Bhesitngr, Ts Table Linen. vOrath, Diapers, ict .06er 1 eee eter Ciece and Rasertions, Valenclon and Rnglich Thresd Ndgin aA. White Goods in every variety of quality and price jor BEOEIVED— stoon of erg a Frengh ace Shawle, « ‘Thread and Valencia, Collars and Bete, Dread Lace Veils, Barbes and Ooiffures, Pointe, Valenc:as and eausouiered H’dk'fs, infant: —— and Raed widths, Rie ratylen yen Heed Deemer Goeda, Boel Jet wed Tortoine Buel” Bar Drops, Fig, eole Gaees, Bo sta, Fost "A _oal ehegyee MEE Be cold at GR eat eR 1s Market Foace, eens Lal Fenus, th atreats, G com Sen WRENADINE Shawls, Mossmbique Shawls, Black Lace Manties, Points. Buraour su: Ficolominis in great variety aud re- a selneed prices. M. TAYLOR & OO. GAS FITTING, &c. Ww GAS FIXTURES. jes Have in Store, and are daily receiving, AB URES of entirely New Pattorns and ‘inis3 in style to ee here’ offered in this market. mad WATMH FIXTURES, "eating dent that we have the Des selected stock We ‘AN We Work in the grove.) as intrasted to oar ee hepa be roo er to. & ieaH 4 .N, 376 D street, rf DENTISTRY. SIGESMOND & HAYWARD, Na" aND TREEOVED INVENTION at ARTIFIOIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH, Wirwour Murat Prare om OLagré, DR. 8. B. BIGREMOND, 810 creadway, Pons Poep axd 260 Awenus, beiween 12h 18: sts. ennsy wanta fashinsion, alls the attention of “he publie’ to the following shventeges of his improved system : The Teeth ot facture color oy any aster orsode nor chan; acids bei hter than any other. extrated,as the ing three “fourths 3. No teeth or Fa on need be ones can over them. 0 | eee Tho roots will be mane inoffensive, and never | cy 4. ne ‘temporary teeth are needed, as permanent mes can be made i Tmediatel ‘thereby preserv: the naturel ex; ression of, the Face, whisk under ths oh A eee eS ot ed over five i veers by many of the first cher ists and physicians of this nrg r. 8. invented a white undestructis » imetal ‘illine, with which the most sensitive tooth, cae bs Aas) without pain, and can build re ry tooth on any side roots, w! through lifetetime. Gall and examine for youreelf. Sy 20-tf i | ' } | AUGUSTUS JOHNGON & CO., 289 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Barwers 9rm & 107m Br3,, (GOMBS’ BUILDING, Invite the Trade to inspect their stook of WINES AND LIQUORS, TOBACUO AND SEGARS, GROCERIES FOR THE CAMP, unsurpassed in this city in variety and quality, | | | | | Being the Bole Agents for MBESRS. FRANK BININGER & 00., No, 15 Beavrn 82,, New Youre, we sell their celebrated BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS, i at New York prices, freight added, We would cali the attention of DIVISION PUR- VEYORS to the fect that we have the above goods ready packed for shipment in cases containing from one to twelve dozen each,onod can Gl) any order for them on call, P. 8.—We also Beep constantly on hand the larges and most varied assortment of CQHAMPAGNE WINES to be found in this city, embracing the following well-Known brands VOR CLIQUOT, MORT & OHANDON, @. EH. MUMM’& 00., PIPER HBIDSICK, HEIDSION & OO., BUGENS OLIQUOT, DE ST. MAROBAUX, CHARLES RIVART & O09, M7” An Inspection of our Stock ls most respect- fully solicited, AUG, JOHNSON & CO. GRAVEL ROOFS! may 18-tf GRAVEL ROOFS! THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO., (Buccessors to J, ¥. WALKER & S0N,) WASHINGTON, D.C., anp PHILADELPHIA, PA, - MARUPACTURERS OF LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATBRIALS, anp WILSON 'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER PROOF FELT, CEMENT, AND GRAVEL Roors. CYFIOB—Louisiaga ay nue, next oor to the Bank of Washington. WOBKS—Foot of Twenty-seoond street west, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington, and Thir. tletb and Hami!ton streets, Philadelphia, KC. WILBON, Prosident, TP. WILSON, Jr., Secretary, . B—FELT AND ORMENT FOR SALB, 1N large and smell quantities, — aul orders ‘through Post Office Box.g34 vane- | qually attended to. | Repaire 05 C18 made promptly. Al work warranted. E ef aie “By W.L. WALL gen 49.54 OA! AAtAAm AND mn Qnty ‘for the sana 07 Hons }, CABBIAGES, STOOK,- &o,, Louisiana Avenue, “i secwess inth nd Tenth streets, Gage ApvanoceD on Constonnurs, Mtorage for Carriages. orees, Oarpiages. he, Received for private sa _mymt + W. U. W. WALL & a 00.8 to ba: } ALY at J, BRUOB& on sy inthine i LEGAL NOTICES. Tis SCRE Reanee See oited St: ter whom it may une ee tee Notice t ia hered: Aven, that, oy concer Greting Y; 1853. the U: Uni ied tates Bteainer Anacortia, attach: ttached to the Potomac | , Seized @ eapoe (no nawe)and one box of ene papers erga aye nds of t.bacen, and $73 the same into the portof mend ihe the Numeare libeled and ones Sains nameet ee United States hy Ws tbe ity rach io th She cin ety Warstachar | 3 of 2 on the Monday of ‘Ostober next, when an where all persons are warned to appear to show eange why condemnation sbould sot be decreed and to intervene for interests. aut B,J MBIGA, Clark, Ts BUPBEME JOUsT U? ink Disrkiut is cobe J pee Holding a District Court of the United States for Abe $0!4 District — To ail who it may concert Notice is heraby | exe, that, on the Tih g dev of te 1969 the Uni- tates steamers C. F de and Primrose j tite ints slot of dry ahi 8 &¢.,a0d Leronahs into Fo port o! ‘Washington, and the same is ! uel Pronscated in ibis Gort ta the mame of Pine tae Btatee, for condemf@ation as iawft, Fit's and that said opuse will stand for trial at the ity Hall, ip the eity of Washington, on th Monday of October noxt, wep and where all per- acne sre warned tc appear to show cause why con demnstion sbould not be deeread and to intervene for a interests, By the oon jy? B. J, MRIGS. Clerk, pee SUPREME COURT OF THM DI8TSIOT OF COLUMBIA, Polatng s: Ditrist Ooart of the United Btates tor the said Distriet.-To aii whom 4 ee ee: Greeting : Notice is hereby Raa t, on the iéth day of Merch, 1963, the pited Biates schooner Hacer captured an lawfal aoe ove small boat and three drafts, and brought hem to the port of Washington, and the same are Wbeled and pr-seented in this Court in ti e name of the United States, forcon: emnation as such lawful Bes and thet said caure will stand for trial at the ity Hall. in the city of Washington, on the frst Monday of October next, when and whe © all per- sont are warned to appear to Show cause why com dempatior shouid not be decreed. and to intervene for piper interests By the Gouri, 37% . MEIGS, Olerk, ae THE OI8TRIOT OF COLUMBIA, Holding a District Grart o. the United States for the said istrict — To ail tohom it may concern Greetin, rls e is bh given. that, on the I7th dey of May, 1863, 8 lotof Toney ard bonds was eaptured by the United Btaten steamer Wyandank vattacked to the Poto. mac Flotilla, and brongh t to the portof Washiog- ton, and th ime is Hibeled and prosecuted in tl Court in the name of the United States, for one dempation ss lawful prize, and that said cause will stand for trial at the ity all, on the city of Warbington on the first Monday of October next, when and where ail persons are warned to appea” show cause why condempation should not be decreed, and to intervene for their interests, Lad order of the Ocurt. jy R. J. MEIGS, Olork, Ts SUPREME oes USttze STATES 5-20 BONDS, UNITED STATES 7-20 TREASURY NOTES, ! UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1551, UNITED STATES OERTIFIOATES OF DEBTEDNESS, Gold. Bilver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange onal) parts of Europe and the Nortnern Cities, BOUGBT AND 80LD, We are authorized to furnish 5-9) Bonde at par until the lst of August next, when the priviledge | of conversion ceases. Orders for Btocks and Gold executed in New York exclusively gn commission. RITTENHOUES, FANT & 0O., yi7zft Bankers, 352 Penn. avenue. pris. PILss! - SOLDIERS AND SEAMEN, | If you would obtain immediate relief from this distressing complaint, try DE. WITFIBLD’S VEGETABLE PILL&. ‘This is a long tried and throroughly tested reme- dy, snd has never yet failed to eure. Do not suf- fer when there isa remedy within reach, Bold by 8. 0. FORD, 290 Pennsylvania ave: Washington, and by H. OOOK, Alexandria, Va. Bent to any address by mail. Price 4 cents per box, is J. YOUNG, Proprietor, fy % Sm No. 481 Broadway, N.Y. QTAMeaIP GRBAT wares NBW YORE AND LIV: 00L, HOWLAND & seats Agents.: From yore. Wednesday... hugust 12| Wednesday. . yt. and at in tervais dherenters of about six weeks om First cabin, from___. Second cabin, state room berths, m furnished at separate tablev.....__._._._ 70 Bxoarsion tickets out and back in the first and second cabin only. a fare and a half. Servants ware of tee, bel pamense: ‘6 and children under 12 8 of age, half price. Infants free. Phird cabin.....__. Bteerage, with superior accommodations, —_ @) Price of passage from Liverpool, same rates as All fares payable in gold, or its equivalent in U. 8. currency. ‘Bach passenger allowed 30 Saris ¢ fort of luggage. An experienced surgeon on boar iS to Se sey Wanoae a. warner, Passage office, ew York, HOWLARD & X aarintwauls Agents, fe 15 3m pelea street, New York, & 00., ag tN 244 PexNSYLV4N'A AYERUD, (north side,) between 17h and ith 388 Pa. avenue, under tas National Hotel. PEPBLE and PERISOCPIO SPECTACLE, oor- rectly ard selentit sally suited for every eyesight. YIELD GLASSE Oe rSaibso ke 0 ALOMETERS THEEMOMMTEBS, COMPASSES SURV ‘SYORS’ INSTRUMENTS, PHOTOGRAPH ALB CARTRE DB VISIT BTEREOSCOPES and ViBWB, &o, In 8 great variety and atthe lowest Eastern prices, wholeasle or retail jy 23-tf BEASUBY DEPAN' TMNT OvFICR OP OOMPTROLLE® OF THE OURKBNOY, Warrineron, Juiy 16, % = Wnerens by satisfac. tory evidence presen he mad orslened | it has been made to appear that the First National Bank of Washington, !n the county of Washington, and District of Volumbia,has been duly organized under and according to the requirements of the act of Oongress entitled“ An act ‘to provides natioaal | currency, secured By & pledge of United Btates stocke, and to provide for the circulation and re- demption thereof,’ approved February 25, 1843, and bas complied with ali the ie proesions of said act re- quired to be complied with before commencing the businere of Bank: Row, tnerefore,f, Hugh McOalloch om of the ‘Ourrency, 40, hereby certify t that ¢ Firet’ Notions!’ Bank of Washington, county 'c asking on. and Diet e ofC Columbia, is aut! or: _ ised to stores the business of Banking under fore! tesientas In testimony whereof, witness my hand {L. 8.] and seal of one aa sth MocUL Lao Sy 17-dfm Srcaer Soler Comb oiler ofthe Ourrency. DISBASES! A Baptoat Com Guananrssp BY DR, HENRY OOOK. Orrice—No. 463 Twaurte Street, Batcocn G and H Streets, Wasuincrox, D.C. Dr. COOK guarantees in the following diseases a Speedy and radical cure: ea, so foruiidapie iu thelt consequences, sex 0 fo. le in the! of gopiected or gascanted to the treatment of un- akilifel and uner, Physicians. are cured by Dr, Cook afer ener pmethod ‘and those who are10 unfortanate afiicted with such diseases should call ive ie eae without delay. practice of many year re rhe bey he sae cared Bumberless cases senieh hed jefied the skill of physicians of big) an warrants him in saying thet pe which is at all curable, can be cured Sy LAD! Dine ffl rrr col eterna) to their sex, nd which may usly to their health $2 constitation, if medical assiscance is not called im time, should be very careful in ol nao ines , Ceo! A id if they would call uw paraclany ave reason in fature aye when in the tess the hour t of restored pene oor they heeded this advice.” philis or diseases of ily and radi- All those Ko Sayty pr BOOK ir they apply 7 to°him efther in rsoR ee ‘en all medicines himself, an: Whe Bostor are ie oe metepET Srasins EXOIT: DNASE Oall at the be Ga 8 i irkeoe Peasey)- bz ‘avenue, Bext doo! oe toms @ we are cons! stantly, Boda water, choles Imported? Havana. By randall the ae MI88 LUCY eennoure. 5 CLO: ate Ege ei ft season school wear, to w! ‘ve invite she ons mc ee ee vanes omits 23 DANDLAR,. st 2" Rational Boap and Osndle wot coy and the 0. Onnal, eorgsto Ue AND SHOES TO BUIT THR str or apvent ot ri ateare, OMB ot Rastarn Rei F “< —To ail ; ort | | i a: TRAVELERS’ DIREOTORY. | BALTIMORE AND Olio RAILROAD. e ainer Se renin bat ct lon w anc WH BELT rts Shepc pervecs WASHL aton and BALTL lows FOR PUTLADELPHIA, NEW YORK & BOSTON, Leave Waabington até and 11.100 ms sea oOo 62 Stun at 6p. m, only, - JOR BALTIMORE. ‘2 SOUTH Leave Baltimore for Washington at 4.30, = ands wo mentee ee Sand 8p.m. On Sundaysat om. oon third ‘and fifth trains ral rem ose and the frst and fourth trains from Washington, stop at way points. FOR ARR AO Loave Baltimore at 8a. mand 6 Leave o Washineton at8a.m. No train for Annapolis on Sundays, For cartier information. tickets of every kind, &c., apply to@ 8. Regent, at Washicg- ton station, of at ite Ticket 0 aw. SMITH, Master of Transportation, L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent an 8-tf ises. SPRING AND souuas SOHEDULE BALTIMORE AND ‘OHIO RAILROAD, M WASHINGTON CITY! THE @REAT SHORT LINE TO THB WEST, SOUTH AND NURTH-WEST. Meking th ickest Ti And t) thet can sells ‘Through Ticker disco oy aes ty With’ Lesa Ghacges of ox rs th 2 7 are other Route, and no Omnibus Riding, spi ad FOUB DAILY STRAINS ¥ FROM WatHinaron OITY, (Bundays excepted,) masking eommec aa aise eps leaving Baltimore 4 and uM. Sundays, Two Trai t 3 and 6.30 P. M.. com- a aites necting & ey Fh be Pou. Traia frou itimsre, FOR gl WEST. Train seaving Washingto: 6.99 A. connection at aabiay 7m ton Junction ( Belay House) itimore at 8.15 4. M. with Train Jeaving P Trains leaving W: rs hington at 3,5. or 6.30 P.M. make connection with Train leaving Baltimore at P.M. BE BURE TO BUY YOUR TICKETS BY THS BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, This is the Only Route by which Through Tickets or Through Baggage Checks can be procured in Washington. Knight's Latest Improved SLEEPING OARS, of the most superier finich, attached to Night Trains. THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT KOUTB 70 COLUMBUS, DAYTON, LOUISVILLE, OIN- CINNATI, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRA HAUTE, 87. LOUIS, CHICAGO, €c., éc., ac. OWANGES OF OARS THAN BY ANY OTHER ROU BF Special Notica to Passengers Rid the West from Washinxion West. by purcha- fing thelr THROUGH TICKETS in Washlagion by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, BAVE ON Ne DOLLAR in the het price, and have the priv- of visiting Baltimore (if desired) without OO witE Lee itional charge, ‘O nnections at the Ore sees with CLHVE- LAND & PI L OHIO and PITPSBURG. TRA Mant STTA & CINOINRATE | RAILROADS; and ronan them, with the whole re dA of the NORT Tit WEST, CENTRAL * For TRROUGE TICKETS please apply at the Tioket Office, Washin ron station. ‘W.'P. SMITH Master of Transportation M, GOOLE. General rieket Agent. ap 21-tf 863) PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD 7 D OOKFOR sTONE wae seraas MFORT } FRED FROM DUST FEOM BALTIMORE ree DAILY TRAINS FRO! Two of them mak: CLOSE CONN NOTIONS 3 are BBUEG RTRAL BAILBOAD, THE GREAT ; ORNTRAL ROUTE HINGTON AND BALTIMORE was to aH points in th WZ Yor Through Tickets appl me the omoes ot the ‘Northern Central Raltroed Gor py ie 0a Washington, and ( Calvert Station, Baltimore. SPLENDID AGREEING toe ON ALL NIGHT ¥EOM WASHINGTON. Passengers will take the 6.9) a.m. and 63 p.m, and 9.15 g. m. trains on the Northera Gout meas and arrive in Harrisburg at | [1863 ) a rinst-obass i sours r TO ALL T OFTIRS, siondae CHECKED THROUGH PHIA FITTEBU: th, NORTHERN eo in the Waet, NORTHWEST, AND SOUTH WAST. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, SMOKING sup SALOON OAHS ON ALL TRAINS trains connecting in Baltimore with the 9. t . end 1.35 there making close connect ons ‘with the is onthe Pennsylvania Central Baiiroad for all parte of the West. PREIGHTS. an this route Freights of all descriptions ean be rarded to and from any point on + oe g io, Kentucky, Inffana, Tiinots, ‘Wiseonsl ows, or Missouri, dy Railroad deract. The Penueylvania jentral Railroad also connects at alae | with Steamers, by anion Goods cap be forwarded t any por: on the Ohio Muakiogan Kentucky , Tennessee, Qumiberland, Dlinoie anise sippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, sas, ANG Rivers; and’at Olevelind sgandusky, acd ‘oni. h staam: fo all Northwestern Lak Aakers and tek entrusting the por tation of their Wreie! t to this Company can rely with confidence on edly transit THE RATES OF FREYO T to and from any point in the West, by the Penneylvanie entral Railroad Tepe a as eacubeariees ere charced bY esher Houle’ ‘to mark packages ‘Via Penna Central B WN, A Rare eecen Comal .B., Wit bho Ro. 80 North street, Baitimor re SNOOH LEW! Gen SSaverintendant, Al Alto: a L, L, HOUPT, 7 Ticket Agent, Philadeip “oe H. H. HOUSTON, Genera) Freight Agent, delp! an'sie grorer DISEASES! SECRET DISEASKSI SAMARITAN’S GIFT! SAMARITANS GIFT! THE MOST es. A Positive Cure” for gougnntie FLEE SPLiGars, o Mercury. cen ey Ten Pal to be Takin fo Riek @. Cure They are ena ie, having no smell nor t those who have despaired of getting cured, orwho have been gorged with Balsa Gopaiva, of Mercury, try 5 S49 MARITAN’S GIFT. Bent by mail in a plain er velope. oo —_: 2, ae sak . B ORO) Neo ao por, ier Pant HERB JUIOES auirind Goss tried cece com andes remedy e' — ee Deer npatiet Lie Fe ee that for z - een inattor years, 4 D pe, Mistesns aswell ant cy ail the'tad Seay Mencory FEMALES! ‘ehick eee ah tae HOD Boge ‘AnD: ND HERB TOTONS to enon ling of he Wen Rarer eee oF Ohi 'samanrvan.< OHANORE WASH, basuonD ECO. Bok Tei Philadelphia Port Bold by 8. CALVERT FOBD, o reer of Lith and "HENRY OOK. Alexandria, may6¢-tr_ Anu *O¥view oie Baan AVENUS, ington Oisy, D. 6, aa aN ELT REaD EA TET ade aoe wanpund) Vo" MARE ER OUR TBE att BTY AWD'DISPATOE to al Sete ie the principal Matlway Cowes i ORTH, BACT, WEST, AND NORTEWRST O18 ae a rene ree Nea DAILY ASHINGTON | and six | i HELMBOLD’S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU A POSITIVE auD SPECIFIO REMEDY roR Non- Retention or Incontinence of Urine, Irvita- tion, Inflammation or Ulecration of the Blad- der and Kidneye, Dissases of the Proa- trate Gland, Stone tn the Bladder, Calcerous Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and Mucous or Milky Discharges, and all Diseases op Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, and Dropsical Sweitings, existing fn Men, Women or Chikiren. BELHBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHT. For Weaknens arising from Bxocsses, Habitaof Dis. sipation, attended with the following symptema: Indisporition to Bxertion, Loss of Power, Loes ot Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerver, Trembling, Horror of Disease, Dimness of Vision, Waka- fulness, Pain in the Back, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the body, Dry- ;' ness of the Skis, ERUPTIONS ON THE FAOR, PALLID COUNTENANCE, These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which thio medicine invariably removes, soon follows Pa_ tuity, Epileptic Fits, in one of which the patient may expire, Who can say that they are not frequently followed by those ‘* Direful Diseases,” IN- SANITY and CONSUMP- TION. Many are aware of the cause of their suffering, but none wil) confess. The records of the In- sane Asylums and the Melan- choly Deaths by Con- eumption, bear ample wit- Bess to the truth of the as- sertion, The constitution onee fieeted with Organic Weakness, re- quires the aid of medicine to Strengthen and Invigorate the Bystem, which HELM- BOLD’S BXTRACT BUCHU INVARIABLY DOBBS HELMBOLD's HIGHLY OONOENTEATED COMPOURD FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIELA, For purifying the blood, re moves all discases arising from excesses and imprudence in life, ebronie constitutional dig- esses srising from am impure state of the blood, and the only relia ble and effectuai known remedy or the ere of Scrofula, Scald Head, Salt Rheam, Pains and 8wellings of a the Bones, Uleerations of the Throat and'Legs,Biotches, Pimples on the Face, > Tetter, Erysip-laa, and all scaly eruptions of the skin, Two satie rpooarful of the Fxtract of Barsapa- rilla added to & pint of water, is equal to the Libaom Diet Drin«,and one bottle ie fuily equal toa gallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the Desoetion, aa urually made, a7 THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT- TED TO USB IN THE UNITED BTATES ABMY, ; and are also in very general use in all the aTATES HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTI- TUTIONS throughout the iand, as well as in pri- vate practices,and are considered as invaluable remedies. See MEDICAL Propart:es or Boory, From Dispensatory of the United States. fee Professor DEW EES? valuable works on the Practice of Physic. Bee remarks made by the late celebrated Dr PHYSIC, Philadelphia. fee remarks made by Dr, EPHRAIM MoDOW BLL, a celebrat-d Physician, and Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published in the transactions of the King and Queen s Jour nal. See Medico Ohirurgical Review, published by BENJAMIN TRAVERS, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons. Bee moat of the late Btandard Works of Medicine PRICES. Extract Buchu, $1 per bottle, or six for Extract Barsaparills, $1 per bottle, or six for $2. Delivered to any address, securely packed from observation, Address letters for information, in confidence, to EBLMBOLD’S MEDICAL OFFICER, 104 Bourn Textn StruBy, (below Chestunt,) PHILADELPHIA, BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS £ND “en PRINCIPLED DEALERS, Who endeavor to dispose of “their ewn” and “other" articles on ths reputation attained oy HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS: BELMBOLD'B GENDINE EXTRACT BUCEU, RELMBOLD’S : GENUINE EXTRACT SARSAPABILLA HSLESOLD'S GENULNE IMPROVED ROSS-WasE, SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHEER, ASH FOR HBLMBOLD’s, TAKE NO OTHER,” ia advertisoment ang ou cud exposure, g