Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1865, Page 3

—_ LOCAL ‘NEWS. Amusements Te-night. . Grover’s THEATRE.—Two grand perfor mances, afternoon and evening. This 8 after. non, with reduced rates of admission, will He Fayed Brougham’s great my burlesque of Epecahontas® and this evi ete ‘drama of “Oliver Twist.” Oxrorp.—Le Petit Angelo, in his greatact of Zampetacrostation, a new pan *, ballet songs, burlesque, negro delineations and other attractions, concluding with a screaming 2f- terpiece. ati is afternoon. CANTERBURY. — Ballet, songs, burlesque, pantomimes, the Miaeco brothers in trapese per- tormignces, negro comicalities. &c., concluding with an afterniece. Matinee this afternoon. ——_e—_— Scnoon ExaMINATIONS:—The public school examinations were continued yesterday is fol- dows: Secondary No. 1, (Female,) First. District, Miss Fannie E. Hoover teacher, was examined by Mr. Brown. Twenty-three scholars have been transferred tO a higher school during the past year, and quite a numberof new pupils admitted, making the number now on the roll 62, allot whom were present except two, de- tained by sickness. The examination. which Was very thorough and satisfactory, was con- ducted in the presence of a larger. number of spectators than haye assembled before at an ex- amination in the first district. The first and second classes in spelling and dictation were very proficient and were complimented by the examiner. The scholars of this school have never studied grammar. The first class has re- ceived & number of oral lessons from Mr. Rich- ards, who examined them in the rudiments of grammar with the most satisfactory results. ‘The singing of the school was very fine. Secondary No. 2, (Male,) First District, Miss M-~P. Slater teacher, which is held in the school house at the corner of 14th and O streets, num- bers 60 scholars, flve of whom were absent. This school was greatly disorganized when iss Slater took charge of it, owing to the sick- ness and death of its former teacher, but it has been brought up again to its proper standard. ‘The school is divided into five classes, all of whieh were subjected toa close examination by Mr. Wilson in reading, spelling, dictation, writing, ciphering. &c., in 81 of which studies the scholars appeared to be well advanctd, Male Grammar S¢ehool, Second District, Mr. Wilson, teacher, is located in the engine house corner 6th and L streets, and was to have been examined by Messrs. Miller, Rhees, Wight, ‘Tustin, Hitz and Ellis, but one of whom, Mr. Miller, was present. The same was the case with the female grammar school of Miss Boggs on Thursday, with the exeeption that Mr. Brown assisted Mr. Miller on that occasion. Mueb disappointment was manifested in the schools that the Board of Trustees manifested so little interest in. their progress. The male grammar school nses the same school books as sre employed in the female grammar school, mentioned yesterday, namely: Algebra, com- mon scu.col, ancient and physical geography, nes composition, rhetoric, botany, philoso- phy, astronomy, physiolog urveying, book- keeping, music, &c. Prof. Daniel mined the school in the latter, with very results. The classes in the other s hibited much proficiency, and were warmly commended. maletntermediate. Third District, taught “Miss Francis Elvans, in the Wallach School Buildimg, was examined by Messrs. Walsh and Stuart. This school numbers 36 pupils. 35 of whom were present. The read- ing of the first class was very good; the spell- ing good, punetuation, use of capitals, and ab- breviations good; dictation excellent; arithme- tic (mental and written) very good; geography good, and grammar extra, ‘he reading of the second class was very good; spelling fair; etmation very good. use of capitals passa- ble; dictation extra; geography passable, and arithmetic good. The singing of the pupils was quite a feature. Taig SPUR Center Marker, T Beef, best cv per lt next, 25e.: Salt, Beek, 15alsi Beet, 2 Veal, 25a30c.. Mutton, chops, 23 Lamb, per Ib. 25c. Pork, frésh, 25c.: corned, acon, bams, uneut, @e.: sliced, 35c.; 25c.; shoriders, 2c. Butier, 35ad0e, Ghickens per pair, $1a81.75. Ducks, per pair, $1.50. Eggs. per dozen, 40e. Cranberries, per quart, 50c. Cucmmbers, dozen, 3c. Green Gorn, per can, 60c. Apple: . per peck, Slasi3 dried, 75e. Green Peas, per peck, 50c, Lee. buneh, 5c. Strawberries, per quart, 12a25c. Gooseberries, Ive. Turnips, peck, 40a60c. Po- tatoes, Lrish, per peck, 40c.; new, 75¢.; sweet, Sl. Cymlins, per dozen, 4c. Peaches, dried, oe quart, 30c. Cherries, 15c. Currants, 15c. Blackberries, quart lWal2c. Raspberries, 30aB0e. Whortleberries, 25¢. Beans, butter, 30¢.; white, Wale.: string beans, 25c. Radishes. per bunch, Se. Beets, Onions, new. SL per peck: bunch onions. 5c. Parsnips. peck, 5c. Carrots, 5c. Oyster Plants, Walz Jabbage Sprouts, peck, 40c. Water Cresses, peck, 20c. Land Cr , se. Rhubarb, bunch, Se, A-- paces, 1 Kale, 0c. Lettuce. per head, , 4a5e. Pineapples, 35¢c. Fish—Rock, large, each, 25¢.a$2; small, bunch. 50c.; Hallibut, Ib., 25c., Sea Bas, Ie: Blue Fish. .. Herrmegs, dozen, 2(925¢.; Lobster, 15¢.; Sturgeon. 15e.; Pike, 1b, 20c., ‘Perch, 500: Shad, pair, 30a7: Mackerel, 3c. each. Rye, bushel, Stak Corn Meal, $1.20. Shipstuff, svaguc. stuff, 70c. Shorts, 50c. Corn, shelled, $1.20; in ear, bbl. —_. Oats. bushel, 90 1. Hay, rt. Straw, $1.50agt Cloyer 5 nach, Pecks ¢. Small Ducks, US per pair. Small Birds, per bunch, 50c. Wild Pigeons, per psr, 37¥¢. Blue Wing Dueks, per pair, $2. Widgeons, per pair, £2, Celery, per bunch, ie. Kront. Raid quart, 15¢, Geesé, $1. SOAS2. Turkeys, Venison, fresh, Tomatoes, Svc. per dozen, Apples, 3 ‘peeks $1. Apricots, box. 50e. Cab- bage, per head 1. Egg Plants 4c. —— Troops ATTENDING THE GETTYSBURG CER- EMoNtES.—The 5th regiment Pennsylyania Veteran Volunteer Infantry, having been se- lected by the Secretary of War to participate in the ceremonies at Gettysburg, Pa., on the Fourth of July, marched down the avenue and left tis morning in a special train for Gettys- burg. ‘The regiment was aceompanied by the — of the Sth regiment Veteran Reserve Corps and the 56th Massachusetts, voluateers. ‘The 50th Pennsylvania has been in the seryice since the beginning of the war, and has been engage. in thirty-two differentactions, and has passed through sixteen States. It formed part of Gen. Sherman’s expedition to Port Royal in 1961, and was subseqnently. assigned to the 9th’ corps. The colonel (William H. Telford) of the regiment commands the 2d brigade in the ist division of the 9th corps, to which it is at- tached, aud the regiment is commanded by Lieut. Col. Samuel K. Schwenk, The colonel, li@utenant colonel and the major, George W. SBramm, are the only original officers with the org2nization. Tanceny Cases. s morning, officer Fitz- gerald arrested Kate ita upon a charge of stegling asumof money from Thomas Huvwley. She was taken before Justice Drury, who ordered ler to give bail for court, and come mitted her to jail in default. Richard H. Stewsrt was arrested by officer Barker, of the Seventh Ward, for the larceny of certain household goods belonging to his father. The case was taken before Justice Bos- Well, who held the accused to bail for court. “Mary Miller was arrested by the same officer, upon a charge of receiving sto! goods. The complainants in this case are Nathaniel Low and William Boyd. The accuséd was held fo bail for court hy Justice Boswell. Jubvy Covser UAbES. Some ayaiety Las oeen expressed recently im regard to violutions of Levy Court ordinances. The justices, by the: ordinances, are allowed to use a degree of dis- cretion im the imposition of fines, and namethe penalty according to the nature of the offence. Within a few days eral cases haye been dis posed of by Justice mpson. Finley & Fin-" iegan, proprietors of; Crystal Spring Tavern, and Laura Tompkins, of the Eagle Hotei, were fined #50 each for selling liquors without a Levy Court license; and yesterday, Frank Monroe was fined a like sum by Justice Walter for selling been without license. Seconp Warp Sration Cases.—Wm. H. Steevie, threats; and Sarali Lee, assault, ‘bail for peace. Annie Wilson, thrests; dismissed. W. Finley, keeping amnbling house; dismissed. H. Cenelis, drunk: Sain’) ‘Strong, do.; mili- tary. Bobert Thomas, disorderly, 82. Jobu Rapley, do. and drunk; 810. Thomas Jones, crunk, 35. J. F. Johnson, do, $2, Kate Rivers, grand laceoudtaast for court. : re ee Sratow Hovse RESTAURANT.—We had the pleasure of taking breakfast at this néw and elegant restaurant this pibpaliy, Be unhesi-' tatingly pronounce it one of the most luxuriant ineals we have ever pariaken of. The bill of fare contains every luxury. that this or the New, York markets can suppl a so that the most fas! tied: appetite can fied... Our patrons would. Preah to call A a ratios our example, ———__e—__— Nex Mowpay Nicur the In nt Club give their first excursion to Gi te ‘Lhe steamer Argo and barge R. ee hop, will afford ample accommodations for an im< mens® party. ——_o——__ PLEASANT Excurdion.—See} advertisement of excursion of Gorsuch M. E. Church ‘or ‘Puesday to Fort Washington. and ofeee inter< esting points. It will undgmibtedly bea very delightini affair. Pion gtr ci bs Loox ort for the pic nic of the! Robertson Association at Calvert's Grove, cpp rg next Tuesday, Arrangements are being fected for % grand time. Re ae To-mMorROw the steamer Argo makes an ex- eursion toGlymont A pleasant time is anti- cipated. te cr ITEMS.: FPrrr Lrxcw and Buck Beer at Samstag’s Ale Vaults: Saat gee JEWELRY, JEwEtRy, for onl the Dollar Jewelry Store; No; near 43y street. One dollar, at Pa. avenue, je 26-lw* DIED, On Saturday econ July 1, nt 3'4 o'clock, MARY THOMPCON, only dagaliter wd soungest child of R. Oliver fell Hannah M. Polkinhorn. The funeral will take place from the lence of Le parents, Sunday, July 2, at¢o’clock p.m. * m Friday, the 30th instant, at 10o0’clock a.m., JOHN M CGUIRE, after agehort itiness, aged $2 +The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, Zist street, between and N. on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. On July 1, 165 JAMES 8 Hp dad ‘AN, a native of pom © ‘ork, Ircland sped caresi husband thoa hast lef us, ‘We thy loss most deeply feel, But ‘tis God that has bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. His faneral will take place on Monday, July 3d, from his late residence,on H street, between I7th and 18th streets. His friends are most respectful invited. He leaves a loving wife and three chil- dren to mourn his loss, {Alexandria and. Phila. delphia papers please copy. v At Salisbury prison; North Caroffna, on the 23th of January Igst, W. VENABLE. son of the late George W. Venablé ona "Catherine Venable, of this city in the 32d year of her ag he deeeased during the last. days of his sickness was comforted by religion, and died in: the full as surance of a blissful immortality. In this sit onthe 23th instant, BRAZILLIAR CHASE BETTS, aged 28 years. His funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at 30’clock from his late residencs, 486 Gatreet east, between 4th and 5th streets | Baltimore papers please copy. 1 je 30-2t* YON 7 PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. Gs RSION TO FORT WASHING- ATO. E nd other interesting points below, ty GORSUCH BM. © eset CHURCH, on DAY, Jniy 4, 1355. The Boat will e7th street wharf at 9 0% To'clock p.m. Adult tic ; Children’s, 50 cents. jy] The ** Washington” BROTHERHOOD t pir friends ae 1855. Particulars it pre NIC ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, AND REOPFNING OF BERRY SPRINGS, Opposite Glenwood Cemetery, ans pou ise resort has been Teasnd by the undersigned, who will give a grand Pic-Nic on the 4th of Jnly, A Sutler’s Store on the gronnds where every kind of refreshments, solid and fluid, will be furniseed. Ice cream, &c, A platform has been erected for Saneine. ua lendia steanier ARGO and barge R. T. ich has been fitted apy expressly for please. trips, wilt make an Exeursion to ymont or TUESDAY. July 4th, leaving Parkhurst & Co.'s wharf. foot of 7th street. at 10a.m., returniag in the evening. IPBELL HOSPITAL BAND will bein lor the benefit of those who may wish to y dence, opportunity is offered for a sail down iew of Fort Washington n. and for recreation at the V } grounds at ste One Dol Capt. "LOT ¢ HAMBERLIN, Ag FEAND SUNDAY, axe URSION Tu G The Splendid steers “ARGO and barge R. T. BISHOP will make an Ex MONT on SUNDA leavin Parkhust & Co.'s wharf, foot of 7th street, at 10 a.m., returning in the eves ning. Asplendid opportunity. is offered fora sail down July. the Potomac, giving a view of Fort Washington and Mount Vernon, and for recreation at the beau- tiful Grounds at Glymont, Fare One Doilar. CAPT. LOT CHAMBERLIN, je2o-att _. Agent. H®! FOR GLYMONT apis FIRST GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION of. the INDEPENDNT CLUB has been postponed until MONDAY EVENING, July 3, The splendid Steamer ARGO, and the Barge R: T. BLSHOP attached, has been engaged. The Boats will leave the wharf at the foot of Tth street at 742 o'clock p.m., touching at Alexandria at S o'clock. By order of Je 29-40" THE CO INOtcs TO EXCURSIONISTS. The andersigned, Van Walkinturgh & (o., hase fitted up the new steamer dand the donble-decked barge R. T. BISHOP and they are now of fered for charter for day or moonlight excursions fo ny point down the Potomac. The barge is Aely fitted for Sunday Schools and pleasure MITTEE. pal vor. -further ne particulars inquire at the office of PARKH €O., foot of 7th sirset, or on board of the cae or bari ark e CAPT. LO’ Soe je it NIC Fo URTH oF JULY, CALVERT'S GROY e. BLADENSBURG, A splendid Band is engaged for the occas ard ein be on the grounds to keep any ik FIFTY CENTS; admitting a gentleman Fuest GRAND PIC of the HNL RTSON ASSOCIATION , will and la adie 8. bis aie will le: we Depot at 6.15 and 8.15 a.m. Tickets can procured. at Mr. Robertson’: 7th and BK; Star office, and of any C. BOSWELL. ROBERTSON, Vice-President Secretary Je GLyMonT: A GRAND EXCU. RSTON TOGL ced under the auspices of the JOURNEYMEN BOOK BINDER) SOCIETY of, Washi take place on HURSDAY, 6th of, Iuly next The Committee have determined to make this ex- ion the best of the season, no pains nor expense g been spared to make it comfdrtable and cant to al} who may participate. + Those Toe i fishing will find this a rare chance gees day + sport, aud those fond of ‘tripping the light fanfistic toe” will find the mus- je and ather arrangements all that could be de- sir i excellent brass and string band will be in at- tendance pats will leave as follows, stopping at Alex: dria each way :—7% a. m.and2 o'clock p.m., re- Z at-seasouable hours ets $2. for agentleman and Jadies, and can ad of.any of the committee Or thembers of the President, Society. Committee of See eee isher, hho 0. Mage + Hollins, J M ows? VERNON. CE conn Byrnes E. Walker, ae Keleher, Jas: icCormick. The POTOMAG FERRY nee having ob- tained the privilege of landing, and alease of the wharf at Mo ‘Wer: non, an excursion steamer will leave’ the Company's wharf. foot. of 7th street, on aah: bin . ane 2 at 10 ovclock a. m., makin SoaNS reafter on MONDAYS, WEDN: THETA YS of cach week, Pirare & mount vi Se return, including ade mission to row! J. VAN RISWICK, may 27-30 General Superintendent. ROF.J. W. pineeRe DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. ave., between th’and 7th. Opposite” Metroplitan Hotel. Prof, KREIS begs: leave to Lect ae his fors mer patrons and the public in.ge xeral that. it the request of a great many of his pupils. as well = others, he will continue hit classes t pays and hours ot Fait fon for Ladies, Misses, and baba a elneeday-and. Saturday afternoons, from 3 to 5 o'eloc! |, Gentlemen's Class, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri- iday Sees. Private instructions given to suit the conve- Peace raat Ny ator addresg @ ‘ax further informal ion app or add noe tp the Acad: Panne Room Ne 18 We hington 10 ‘orner Pa, ‘even e 7 Heat can bé rented for maith Pavtles aa my 19- F ‘Soir ROTHSCHILD 'S iW. : UMME, DEN, Pa; a¥., bet. 3d and ae 6ts., MARS? | The largest, fo e District, Open (FREI 8 CONCERT by ee Gauneis, 'FREE Retreshmentsiof: |_Liberal terms to Se ABLISL) fashi le and renatt | Seats rece pti Ce FM trae oe ¥ eo Tr Je 2-eo}m™ i rietor: ‘IWPANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR ARE M eNHOOr ty HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT NU. aU, war 25-4 “Box 9a start WANTS. Weartion rox ; ae iat 440 Mase Fron achu- tette ave. bet Gthean eh ae ees Taka iTED—A WHITE SERVANT to oe and pn Ww} aalte ag Te rOrk fo LL Catholie Preferred. 433 ith otrect nay ANTRD =O lain BOARD in the country, gee chiltren and nurse, Address x ily. BOK FRB MIE ie oie ee MABE W 4RZED— iy 9 joung man» SITUATION te stlendieg ta herec son delved ene eee 10] in dening. Address" B. M..” StarOffice. dy ia ANZED-A eA spies buts oy ne workman need aj y to Mc! ~ DEN & ECKLOFF, No. Bot E atrect, en 12th and 13th sts. jy 1-3t* V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—At No. ree Mth and He COACH SMITHS, and one ca Cee TRIM ANDREW J. JOYCE & CU, WANtese boy fourteen wishes a SITU! TION. He understands driving carriage and care of horses; writes a good hand, Address ee Office, Box 2; WASITED—An energetic LADY (with «ome ee fre ‘o take charge of a boarding- Position, on the shares. Also,a K to Rn ‘an eating-house on the sharca. ddress Box 33, Star office. ait* _ FOR SALE AND RENT. roms D KOOMS FOR RENT—For reat, ree pies ® AUCTION SALES, GREEN & are Agettoncerss AUCTION SALES. nn SBE ere tainton eich.” ES cmt bo 5 sts. oct cogat doa ble in the thecity. ap IS+tf JEWELRY/AND SILVER ER-PLATED WARK AT < shal! sell at our store = a AND FURNITURE FOR S: Nery desirable two-story and attic H' invei Wat Jewel or tooda: Suclery ry Cine DAY EVEN ENING. yy Ist July, we will Pikes to be as C ect curate, commencing at 7:30 p. m., without Fs Pp. bya containing thirteen rooms, = one of the best he stock of H large retail jewelry nee n the ei’ The rent is the giest moderate in 4 4 4 jonee Washington. % r further information omy = 2 hd sive pi ioe and Bar Kineys fll neo Spring ah Wier * capthernay== ong Tete 3 tar office counter. Bee large a! Plated Hui nS, ssortment ins, its’ Stone Set and Meal Fin peal, Ringe Ladies Sec hains. Gents’ Scarf and ins, Sleeve Buttons Studs, &c., with a line "of ot Breakiast and ane —— Gne or two gentlemen, a pleasant | Dimer Castors. Will positively ‘be sold without Dy pape especies + first floor, reithout Haart. The goods will be offered in lots to suit Fe RENT—Two large unfurnished ROC ee for housekeeping, corner l4th and N. jy 4-2t USF GR SHED BOOMS FOR RENT—Inquire Aces 312 Massachusetts avenue, compen 15th stree ve OR SALE WITH TWO YEARS LEASE RESTAURANT doing a good busi at the corner of 7th and Boundary sts., FICE. FOR RENT, over misao Hise F June enci S Sterertlo: 234 Penn's avenue, near 13th street. ° shall oi pig tte rentdence id. Furniture and Housekee pi Lert Fi consisting of a—Gene- ic my assortment of Housekeeping requisites. jew ats J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Aucts, S7-THE ABOVE SALE Ig UNAV' POSTPONED until MONDAY HORNING, uly Jule 3d, same hour “Fae Je T-eost JA VIRE & 00,, Aucta, Y GREEN & WILLLAMS, Auctioneers. FOURTEEN, i BUILDING BO BOTs. ay THE NAVE GRE AT 5 SALR, woTEREN ARE oats hg chasers. Great bargains may be expected. The attention of dealers and sutters is respectfully so- licited to this sale, as the stock must be sold with- out regard to price. Samples of the goods can be seen during Saturday at the store, It GREEN Ww 111 MS. Ancts. W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. BRICK DW. EY HOUSE IN IN THE FIRST 3 T AUC ace. terms, &e., tl mit Z oeINE Absy MIPERRNLAN E DRESS syl-6e On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON: July 5,com: | on MONDNY? Hon Wns ot ate ‘wert, at 6 Ficeierhee Cae ia Ni deuae: | WSeae setargh, pevalgeese tater Sad | StL t whine! nae wate ae 3 IG Sah 0 ou Twenty -second street, between G a 4 i } nue. 3d door from G st. north. Apply to Mr. ROSE. | H streets: part Of Lot: Tl, in Sanare 79. fronting 24 wes fourteen Building Tote in 'N cel 0 « roa iyl-3t* feet on Twenty-second streeg, and running back 125 WANTED—A MAN to take charge of a set of hands in the gravel ard felt roofing business To one who understands the business, and can come well recommended, good wages will be given. Apply to, THOMAS FAHEY, corner 10th st west and canal. iy 13t* Bors) WANTED—Libraries in Jarge and smult lots, autographs, letters of Lincoln. Washing- ton; fourth and fifth vols. of Schooleraft Piano Instructor for sale. Ri rE ne 3 Indians; fication. y TER, iy opposit te Grover’s Th W: ED—A white WOM AN COOK 5- taurant, Apply at179 Pa.ay. —* je30-2t* FANTED—A good COOK and WASHER. Ap- ply at TUDOR PLACE, Heights of George- town, Congress street J¢ 30-6t* WwW “-D—A GIRL ina private family to Wo gencaal housework. Inquire at 448 D street, near 3. J€30-3t* 1 MBERS ne GASFITTERS WANTED at EYNOLDS & CO.. 500 9th ada B: eD—A YOUNG MAN as Salesman, who experienced in. the Dry Goody or Carpet business, Address, with name and references, plating pete aninterview may be had, pao fee ity Post ice. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Ten abt DI MAKERS. Also, a good MACHINE OPER. referred, at OTTO et, between 13th Je 30-2t* IMMEDIATELY—An active, i ¢ N to collect and can- ly city newsp: A suitable person ly compensated. Address Box 84 or inquire at the office of the chums tional Union, @ 30-3t* V A ivervbody to know that ee can uy LINEN DUSTERS. COATS, PANTS, &c., 0 per cent. cheaper at the Baltimore Clothing Store than at any other places in the city, Call and satisf: urself. LOWM 407 7th at. ATOR, with her own mac chin V JANTED Je -3t* } RICKLAYERS A ED—Two good Brie carriers, Apply at Dr. Maynard’ 's house, between 24th and 26th streets. J.V. COLLINS, je 30-2t* Bricklayer aud Builder. ANTED— By an canerieae cd, 1, a SITUATION as overseer on 8 fe having full knowledge of all muschold affairs appertaining thereto. Can be scen_immediately by calling at 57 P * street, Letween Fairfax and Water, or addressing FAR- MER, Alexandria, Va 1¢30-3t* NTED. WANTED. =very lady in the District to know that we have reduc ed the price of Fluting to Six Cents per yard, hud warrant our work equal to any done in Ne Nare or elsewhere near H. We daily issne new and splen- aaa patterus for Braid and broidery, Make any pete brought us,and being the only practical ‘tampers inthe city, we a ble todo better work thanelsewhere. We are epared to furnish the very best Braids and Working Cottons to our cua tomers. PRINCE’S Stamping ert i 8 Je30-tf opposite Patent office I OY WANTED.—Apply at 540 7th street, 2d floor. STASSEN & K- KH ARDT. 3tr Jewellers. TED.—Two BARBERS and a BOY who nshave, Apply at 491 10th street, near Pemm, avenue. Je 29-3t* 7OUTH WANTED.— An undustrions BOY- from 12 to 15 ycars of age, to make himself use fulin a Jewelry Store. lust come well recom- mnended tor honesty. Inquire of J. S. BLACK; FORD!& 5\ SON, B idge Street. Georgetown. je 29 odevete his whole time to busi and hia feanlioy Ore intereat- Tothe right party a nation is offered. Address inown hand- A. B.,” Star Office, stating reference, place of re: idence, in what business, if any em- ployed in before. &e. je 20-31 V Eales WOMAN to cook, wash and iron fora small familj; also,a GIRL about four- teen years of age to nurse and assist at housework, Apply at No. 484 E street, between 5th anid eety streets: Je 23-4! ook. wash, a small family; alse, GIRL about 14 age to nurse and assist at housework Ap- mis at No 484 EB street, between sth and 6th stree! ts. TED.—A WOMAN to ples NTE = Ne Rwith acash ©: pital of from $, © $200 3 3 table uusiness with v ‘3 expe- rience. Addr BUSLNESs, Star Office, with name, stating where an interview may be had. je 26-1 LACKSMITHS Wk U IGHTS Chief Quartermaster's timer, Depot of Washington, Washington, ne 22, 1855. { Wanted at once, to work in ing the large paler or ARS lately turned pt ae POe E HUNDRED ees SMITH ONE HUNDRED WHEELW. RIGHTS. None but good workmen v anted. praieu laa as to Pay &c., apply fore vee ++ cor kor Colonel GC. H. Tompkins, ner 224 ani G streets, W. Ashington. D be ee igadicr General and C! rer ua 22 bt Depot of W FANTED TO RENT —A FOUSK rena bet to twelve roonis, north of Penn avenue and betwerusi, and tthe atreets. Address Lock Box 48. Cree: One with carriage ious and mai rANTED 10 Ter YEA Bet wean this and ist September next, a Brick HOUSE with eight or ten rooms, gas and weter stunted between Pennsylvania avenue and reet and 1th aud 19th stre ete for which a fair rent will be paid. Addrems WL H., Box 322 Post Office. de 35-2awiw ig ANTED.— Gold and dSilyer Watches, Dia- monds, Pistols, Pawnbroker’s Tic! ts. ¥yr- niture; Cfothing, of auj article of ¥ jhighest cash price paid vor exchange goods at Singer's Soins] Machine Agenc: street, doors north : NTED for VASSERS and C Tarte CAN Aiiugton to eh peees Inquire at 316 Dela’ re aves, € on Hil! __my 2 DIAT = Also, seve ANTED ON vik RS. oS 8. Auten and Naval Merchant Taiter, my 18-tf 21 Peopesiyania seen. da 212P Sa pie? Piano Sorte: ayes of a erences given. Apply at No. 625 H st., between i6tn and 7th sts. mar 13-tf ANT ED ae OG 8 H rat mut NMTURE on wen MIRRORS 5. BEDS. BE Tag fend HO ae iso gee pubs S ohavery a side ee ‘OWN ADVERTS. MAYOR'S OFFICE, GEORGETOWN, D!C., June 29, 1835, / fi ssd is hereby given to all ‘persons within the limits of the AAS yale) who own animals of the aoe Find that te same must be securely muzzled for the peri of two months, from the 4th of July next, ak to render them hi less, otherwise they yoru the ante HENRY ADDISON, Mayor. T. SPHOQIAL NOTICE, HE Citizens of Georgetown, D.C. are respect-, fully notified that from and after this ‘date they can procure FRESH VEGETABLES and FRUIT, (raised on the “ Valley View Farm’) at Stalls No: and 40 in the New Market House on the morn- ings of Tuesday, Thursday au Saturday. of cach: week. ‘Jezroe* anes CENSES— AMl Qicenses fromm oration of tears that expire efore the 30th eg quae Pe or bi (the 10th day of J se they Ww il a polttan Police. . LALBD, Clerk. Tener ae | ta ett ea Of the Breet rion copategation, st oated’on West ‘east eovarava wilt bet Ae reward of) and the re- eee pew omered by the Ftre Company for the Information aka ¥ ADDISON, eee F Ww ashingtbi city, Sutit es eee ayant ee aa or kplicptic F bate, | Beeches ‘mar NiOTIOE: yer tet Bo nctee of 2 b ARNESS and large Ls ES er to H.S. JOHNSTON 33 Penosylvania avenue, between %, Pk streets opposite National Hotel, south. Alto be sold without reserve. Title indisputabl le. erms: Onesthird cash; balance in months, secured by a deed of trust on the remit: ses; #25 will be required down on each Lot whem the property is knocked off. ‘Alleeny eyaucing and révenue stamps at the pur- lanes 's cost. Je 26-4 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ¥ JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. feet. improved by a good two-and-a-halfstory brick house. with frame t mack buildings, containing rooms, and rapidly improving part of the cit: and offers inducement to purchasers Terms: One-third cash; balance in six and twelve montis. secured by a deed of trust on the deferred payments, Jy Its W. L. WALL € CO, Ancts._ ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, ‘Auct + Georgetown, ‘0 LET—A nice small Brick HOUSE, 5 rooms, private entrance and sunimer kitchen, 230 a oly to mnonse Jith street, between K and L sts. N. ROUS, 331 corner H and 1th s FG RENT—Two CHAMBERS first floor, during July and August. Inquire at 211 G street, between i8th and 19th, near War Debating nt. dy 1-3t* SALE CHEAP ES, on §th str Two small ne - between N an ce LAZENBY, on the prem HXCELDEYS HOUSRHONn FUBNTEUER AND ADMINISTATIIX SE OF A PORTION OF Cs ere On THURSDAY MORNING, July 6, at Worelock. new two-story BRICK Hi I will sell, at No. 62 Green’ street~ near Bridge” Mer henncoethnd a Roowade rai 3. at 60 peas ‘ G street. a gener: tment of nearly. new House: | OB the premises, by order.of the dono: cae | eae hold Kurnitn f Orphans, Court of the District of Columbia, I ehalk aL 4 inut Hair sell Lot No. 12, Square 620, having a pont eh one. given. Appt ry ce, $32 Penn's hundred and thirty-seven feet three inthes on street west, between L and M streets north, run+ ning back with that width one hundfed and thirty: feet, and containing 17 S43 square feet, more less! together with the improvements, consisting: ota frame tenement. Tors ; One third cash; balance in six and twelve months ee yancing and stamps at the purchaser's 6xe Walnut Marble. top’ * Nearly new Three : Carpets Nearly new Oil ©! loth and Matting Walnut E sion and other Tables Bureaus. Watdrobes, Bedstends KF LE—A twenty -horse mill will be sold cheap, by Au sich oo es 7 13th streets. Island y and Glaseware, and many articles not THC HAS DOWLING now jutant Gen- eral U » with two pastors and dining-room, y THOMAS S Oa y Pot the terms of sale@re notcomplied with withia- contai i 12, rooms and large doable cellér, Y THOMAS DOWL EG Ack: five days after the day of sale. the property, will be with fi chi gett Pht emprremigoi ye emia EXCELLENT Hou: SEHOLD FURNITURE AT | resold at the risk and expense of the defaulting northeast Georgetown. For further particulars apply to M. J. ADLE 123 Bridge stre ret, Georgetown jy L-eoft* —Four ROOMS, on 2d and $1 floors, Sania and peru hee Apply at No. 224 Sixth street. th je 30-2t* est streets n immediately. purchansr, ARY W ROUET kD. Administratrix. Je zowtnat _s McG, & CO. A Ponses ession can be gi m eae AS oe Ath. Mt oo ridge w Kk assortment of Household urniture, &., DESIRABLE BRE LOT IN GEOE E. with her Table “on MONDAY. Ju 5 ith | M nt and aot her Tables, sell. in front of. the premises. the east Poart’ of Lut mine Pi *fngrain and other Carpetss No. 44, in Holinend's. aduition. to Georgetiveng 1 aaiiae Aandrabes iG RSS POIe: ss ronting 85 tect onthe north side Say" Gay or i established ROUTE STREET | Untloth. Refrigerator, nearly new ‘Cook Stove, | between Montgomery and Monroe streets, and SPRINGLING. pays $125 a month, will pay nd Bed-room Stoves, Sa etre eels fitt Denlina iio 0 by doing it well, Cal] at 33% Pennsylvania | Bureaus, and Glassware, and many ar- alte : he rooms, colle and excellent i house. and belongs ie estate of the avid English. Terms: One half cash; balayce in 6 montha, with iaserest secured by a deed of trust on the je 30-20" Fes HOF JULY—UNITED HALL. No. 499 lith street, Washington, D. C., will be let to any respectable party during the day Spo ning of July 4th, 133 Je 30-2 positive Mr. Cammack intends leaving the city. Terms cash House for rent yid [lutel. J THOS. DOWLING, Anct. id BE crEEN A WILLIAMS, Auctioneers Ch? seifect To arene gaching SS pun ota Ieee | PvE pinsT-cLAssREMLDINGLoTsoxNEw | 2 rae era Store, No. 308 F st Je 305 5 A EE eS vhs McGUIRE & CO,, Auctioneers, BY ILE BLE STREER 4 SEY NORTH On FRIDAY. the 30th instant, at we = all sell. in front of the premice 5 8. snbdi P ntly located HOU j Suitable for boarders. Part of ‘the in der: or rooms willbe let. Persons IM ED PROPERTY ON TH IRD AND FOUR -AND-A-HAL AT AUCTION. u# with children need not_apply. Address P. 0. Box on Ne Tr 324. Washington. D.C © je'30-3t* Id run through: toa street went, hetwe On THURS! AX AFTERNOON, Jtiy eee SOR RK A BRI Massachusetts avenue and north G street, each | 9 Chock. on the premis afront of 06 fect ainches, I 9th and 10th having a front of 19 foot 6 inches with a good depth, street, between beh #2, Funning back With gas and water, Ing ALSO verage Wepth of ebout 138 feet to a thirty , b Real Estate ene office 363 Stit street te near Two lose feat ygon Massachusetts avenue. | street )2t* ae en pale Jersey ayenue and 2d ptcont nests . aving a front running back to a pub JOR TS | having s ° we A fine chance for a good investm High 0 ary i alley. toget Mher with the improvements, con- fisting oftwo Brick Dwelling Houses. rgetemy vo | nine and eleven rooms, with brick stables attach: to cach on the rear of the lots, and a purse of good 3 me-quarter cash, b ‘ stent Le bowen weit be Water AED eer anu as in the, <i of trust on the premises Porn Onetht ; Pale i lower rooms, Just thoroughly repaired. Posses- ing and revenue stampa at the cost ane Onc-third cash; balance in 6 and 12 sion inimediately. Apply at 122 Washington st.. month Conveyanéing and stamps at purchaser's cost. ai Rubio oat Hf the terms of sale are not complied with with- cae n, or in Riggs & Co. to dollars will be required on each lot ff. k spt in five days after the day of sale. the property, will js ina. avenue and je 24-c03t Pe REEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. seaie the risk an eatin 4 efaulting Doth street west, containing fourteen room — _i¢ t0-eokds__J..C. McGUIRE.& CQ. Aucta- ; of cecetient waterat kitchen | | &97 THE. ABOVE SAL POSTPONED ON a Fe Ue ne ensue trees ahealbberes eee acconnt af the rafu,until WEDNESDAY, Jaly sth, | PRY JAS. C. Mc@UURE & CO., Auctioneers, infront.and large vegetable gardenin rear. There | at 6%. o'clock p in udjpintis tie cropecty Penich will be rented | | iy id GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auets, MALL FRAME. IN GLOSE PROXIMITY. To With or without it) atabling sufficient, for. 12 horses oar : WASHINGTON AT PE BLIC SALE. aud two carriages, with building adjoining it for | Jp EEN & WILLIAMS, Anctionsers. by viiducal decxcemesead ty Sun emeens Court servants. For partienlars and terms inquire of thé of the District of Columbia, m chancery cause No. subscriber, on the premises, or at No. 6 Penua. av. Whervin Vinceut M. Burch is complatnant, and e e E. uly. (instant) at 6 24 wo ss D.CASTLEMAN Be o'clock: p. msi on the ‘pr we Chat soll Hants: Faritl sell @t Public: duction on, WEDe Sabai : STLEMAN- | three fine sized building Lots, fronting on H street SPAY. July oth. at 12 o’eloek m.. at the Aug: Fv eae, Serr pees ee Fairies ty cea bane EA _ ae Ana east, peeuene tion Booms of James (. McQGnite &.Co. JUSE, No. stree etween Tae peingtsubdivisions of lo oO in square N: Ith. Possession given immediately. 5 Terma? One-half the residue in two equal | J BACT OF Du containing alanis 18s scree. nonths, with interest, to be erche fy is situatéd in the county of Washs ROOMS e | payments. at 4 Thin pre GARD, MATH O WITHOE ul hs. with interest. to be p Ket. 19th and woth st: : re ye complied | ington, on the west side © Eastesu Branch. Bs Wad Seance ee wee hin five days from the day of sale.other- | iniadjoins the farms of Coloiiel Hickey and Mra! property to be resold at the cost of the Queen, At the same tim 1 and 6, in Square , > One-balt ca by approved FoR RENT—Two (new) th c-atory BRIG K HOUSES, with gas and warer,in “a very de kirable location. ioaiaee of BERNARD JLAYES, corner 4th and je 29-3t* FURNISHED ROOMS, th and placé, shall also sell Lots veyancing and revenne stamps at,the cost purchasers, Title unquestionable. ye) [Intel) GREEN balance at six montha, otes or bonds of the pur- N & WIELIAMS. Ancts: a el > rately, with the privilege of the 3REEN & WILLIAMS stioneers 2 convex apoiag st the ane ee archianer, tinay be had by'applying at No. 39 E at., ¥ GREENE WILLIAMS, Auctigncors. MATRING ttre 410th. je 29-3t* LEOF A FINE LOTAND FRAME je Z-Bta ki Meau The © UO! Aneta. OR RENT—Three unfurnished KOOMS, with IN GOVERNMENT PRINTING Y¥ J.C. McGUIRE & CO.. ——— gas, suitable for housekeeping. Rent $10 per month, in advance. For further particulars in- quire at Star offi Je 29-3” OR RENT—On “the t first of July, a first class DWELLING, contyining 12 reoms, with all Yolsich a Howse, on E. AY. the 6th day of July next, at 612 o'clock. p. m.. we dial sell on the premises. froat- ing on G street. between North ¢ a and First street. Lot No. 12. in James C. Mag ‘3 subdiyi= sion of square No. 264. with a rane Building, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ONO, BETWEEN 2D AND 435 STEETS, AT AUG? YN in THURSDAY ABTERNOON, J) ‘Clock. on the prettier we shat? seit fo. 7, bonventences necesssry —t ble for_a family. pi gegenddoor from isth st, Luuuite of D's. B} Terns: Half cash; balance ing apd 12 months, No eB Tinw ew teno sect 4 ingia “No. 460 ¥o ip secured by a decd Of trust on tho premises. age “pth of bout 188: Test, ta .8 thirty foo LAK + DWELLING ‘All conveyancing aud revenue stainps at the cost y ridushe impiaveenle ried ceilings | of the purchas ae oh Dwelling Hounes. ee attached to nine ap eldyen rooms, with brick, stables attac op the rear of the lots. and a pum Ap oO) ages eee om a] y Bri at N 7 .corner nd Pennsy! fi higt a Can accommodate several Bou tlent owith 0 will aired down when the property is iad i ue required doen when the green Recms and Board, Albo, Table Bogrd bs the day, mtd j Anetion: the premises. Th homies will: wold separate y= weck or month Je 29-3t* erms : One-third gash; balanc GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. )R SALE—A, REFRESHMENT SALOON, B™ ‘ month ancing and stamps at the purchaser's coef. If the terms of sale are not complied with withim fiye days after the day of sale, the property will be_ at the risk and expe: onse of thede Rultiog pur POF talthe pet urese, Lngwirg on Maryland ay pine Herm ceny 9th and -10th streets, ride A Uy ABLE au ILDING LOTS FRONTING PE XAPKS ND 10a STREETS NORTH, ¥ : on Ont a the 6th day of Tuly next, we c Island, north Je B-lw™ On THU DAY, SE, on GOR RENT—A fourstary BRICK HOU u EK ath et. bet containing 14 roving, plat ea ota ee je20-cokds” _J..C. McGUIRE'& CO.. Aucts. raspy corner of ot and © | 4.7.8. 18,14, 15. 16.17. 18. and 19. 1 s>¥ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneara inn Ponnesnion It July 1855. se Pew" | Si iarel Sa Ehiege lots have {rout ‘eee ISHED ROOMS to rept 362 Bist. back 9 feet to alleys CHANCERY i ame Building on FS SALE Bor VALUABLE KBAle ait en 9th and th st ts, near the Ps ate oe ee Oftices. The most desitable for the sum Furniture first class aud new, bath in house. je 28-3t Por “EALECA splendid COUNTER ner lof having @ grocery”. Ter “third cash? halance in six and twelve months. for notes benring interest. A deed given aml a deed of trust taken. By yirtne ofa déeare) of the Supreme Cout vistrict of Colnmbia, dated of the Tay A.D. 185 papend jm certain cause Ni pending insaid Court, between Jose ‘te rustee, complainant, and John Will as ash top 2 25 will be required down when the property is paunecled and bracketed. Also, a goo] Baga. 325) fend ele eral other Restaurant Fixtures | knocked off. ant. the undersigned. Trustee, will, on Noe eee id eet low pric’ auras this week | Altcomveyanceand stamps at the eost of the pur- | HAY" thesad day of dune. A.D: 18, ate pres chaser, . rs a AN a in front of the premises, proceed to resell all or next at 2GL 7th street west, between M and jet GREEN & WILLIAMS, Anets. | fiat Yat of ground vatuated ia te city of, Wash aire = 4 ington an strict of Columbia, known ané desig- JALE—On Jong time, thre: BY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, ere Got membered a; alo, (ne cast. fost ad ati co opie iat VALUABLE, UNDIPROVED REAL STAT. | Supcter fant Lot numbered 1m call saath. tay NOK EN ore eee : WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of July next, ato [Patt of Lok consisting of a large three-story OK RENT—A very convenient, small two-story e shall sell. in frontof the peeclees Brick trons with back building; the house has, [FSC HOUSE? containing ‘three rooms and ee ee eee fronting srtact | however, recently been considerablyrdamaged by ‘cellar, $43: Ist street east, between © aud D north | OC Greet pont ee ‘back’ to the i inal | fre: |Kent #18 per month, payablein advance jez7-cost® | 90 @ street honth, running Das won Sd and ite | , The property is situated on north K strevt, be PoE, ALE—A_ PHOTOGRAPH BST! ts, telaud, making It one of the best focations | tween 2th. and gti strects, west. fronting 6 feet MENT, coruer of Pennsylvania avenu fin ang part of the Fsland. tat: Uniform "width i fect Stmches) 100 feet 10 fisth street, doing x Terms: ‘One half cash; balance in three and tix json, given if selling. ae: secured hy a deed of trust on the premises. business.’ Satisfactory rea A good chance fer a person inches, to a public alley. jwith sinall Capitol” Apply uumediately. Alleouvesanciug and revenue stamps af the cost | gue terms of sale, are: One-third, cash (ot UA ed Os int natal an the | atthe time of. sate” jk the balance to be | poor RENTIOn (BRICK FIOUSE. i rooms, i Ue) _ a i required down hen the {paid in two equal ins! pnts at six and twelve corner of 434 st. Missours ave ar Pe van. RAS AB Sal months from the day of sale; said balance to ee Ba GREEN = Ww TLLTAMS, Aucts. ; lave. Apply to H.8. TOHNGTON: ate cey 432 and 6th sts., opposite National Hotel. ie oe interest from the dav of salé,and the payment thereof ty be secured by the bonds of the purchaser as ies with surety to be approved by the rustee ‘If the terms Of sale be not Coniplied sollla w Laban five days from she yA of sale, the Trustee :fese: the right to resell me Boe ep th LR and a4 faulting purchi aser, vertisiag such hree times in some ane or owe of the daily Y J.€. McGUIRE & CO., Avetioneeis, \CHANCERY BAUR OF _¥ VALUABLE _ UNIM- VED PROPERTY. ec: # ae of the Sapreme Court of of Columbia. passed in chancery cause Graham et ERE T shall sell at bie et 5 Seng 1,4, 5 am W Hon >] ‘XIN AND F D BUSINESS. For ery full and prosper. ‘ous operation; five years established. Reason for [selling, have business South and want to move there. Address “Feed,” Box 79% P.0., W able: 6 lege wanes No. 362. Graham vs. ‘public. auction, on MONDAY ‘I7th. at 6 o'clock, on the prem: ng resale newspapers published in said city of Ws | FFOR RENT—One or two Ri \6, & oA Titan ‘Connectede Mens ec, all conveyancing and Eh at the cout of the | Femaap ig leet fo nca Wat ‘and Trea® Signin ng es a oe G ae a GREEN EATERS ack 3 ; i prey : » lsury Department, EL al c Hots were oct fed by the tate Guy Graham | "ny 31-3taw3w &ds | Ther | agar and haye |} QEVERAL FUEBNISH {buil lots. alt of which will be sol except ABOVE SALE bs POSTPONED UN. IS eh asa : ase ioe rat and N, which have been “already peti ay ire Se tye sane tnur ped, Jewett A giana tent tera te pacing and fexeon Lai at the cost of, zat aed as. * oi N_& WILLIAMS, Auct.” a ‘mal Be Vor MILIANERY GOODS, Tuaaire on |) 2 ct ucts: | CHANCERY SALE, tiny ALUABLE BEAL Gears Pers lees, or $22 Pennsytvania ayenue. H ¥ J.C. MCGUIRE & GOs Rusipiesrn: hyitiitive ‘ofa. PR IE ae ees OF A. A VALUABLE COU! Ty ES PDENCE A AND FARM NEAR WAS! ae es by virtue of the several decraes passed. the District of Columbia, passadou the December, fos, in @ certain catise oo th ing, ir which George Dy Piatuase and Charles Wierm _ a fied voters ° OR SALE IN ALEXANDRIA, VA—A first- rate BUSINESS STAND. a two-story Brick Dwelling and Store: Room, now occupied as a res- | Games t ; cain Ne. 2 fie. opnontte val ets between King and Cameron |/ iy the late Circuit Court ant the present Supreme) | Gants, (the sane being sense offer oF ond 7 ‘ourt of the rict of Columbia, iy ce cae bend. Pocket ete of July Hotel. Fer terms, &c., apply to: EGAN & ing in the ‘said Courts, wherein M. Early AY BEERNOON,. the, fies PERRIE. corneriot E ait di Abe Washington, aga spe sale Comte, RN pe Bed F erect atiemns tecnica: Phere, it aay De at rani lag gaiae || SeMEIRP ie aeet ae atte tenckated and faterest of the cpncinn coats ante ig OR RENT—A bew first class BRICK HOUSE, |) by the said decrees to make sales of the aan and to 'Lo! a of square numbered two hundred” in Geargeto n, of of ober oor with, gag and and fin the proceeding tnt hisbed! bidder at a tioned. walk | some hk Stee - i r. roceed to se : nw lh coi rete, WE ington, Bese ire Co.,.an MONDA the Peis Tuetli iy pe owpt trey } day o! next, al a si ” most valu le es of a Firest ¥ ‘the city of pore ALB —The GOOD WILL, saan cae fie tdract se otfand iano aga Rodt a oe See ae es itera et weinall stock Of MILEINWIEY GOODS. Inauire | 2H y% popes ‘Hes north of the ‘turupitic road.| ¢Arne! i gull view: sat. and Jon the pnnitses, or 583 Peneyluaeie 2 Pee fram shoes mie from B. pointe | dence te oe cesidont Johny. S OF HOUSE NO. ASA OTH_BT FOR |) sinto two perthes from the northwest intersection | (1g BE ope iy ars andthe (Raps stra ge ee ae | chetel em ate cr tae tr | gasiee meh ae pees oa Mae es DP r y. fu ence Ni = y ~ ABE pee EY be paid tot u 4 fifty threo (153) perches, ‘Eee toc acant sical toy a ie i Cy beat our liad soe | ot sie JeA4-1m*. ie min tot one handred ang anid sieaig” | © months, <n inte! b came hp $ of wali {oR A PLAT: La SCALN, | suitabl fifty-one (51) i |B saad “poo ne ho 0S Beef ene Rt cts Metts a et so in = vod ith a pul met ARD! Mey Bete, ‘al Le= omiles’ jong “1 mi trom Maghe 6 ; y every acre in @ as preseribed the: a { ee aoe Wowtdgs ey BASS. TRASH, TRASt ' country res { | i) noad; is ve, be cial Tango pouND ADVANCE, ( bes nes chia | i T. ENT e@ al ove Dypeerie = in veasta- rising, ‘rhdbdonl ls me lense ul ‘together Aacte. Tenn sold at five ieee per tani over sew York prices. ee olf. Ams e necessary and now McDEVITT & CO.—The highest WwW. || uae ag ro Nout rate Wyble ape Sarre rages viper ceria I SRS SER aie ERE SO ee be | acitnce taeda estas Seh agi: || ka a BY res leclinin ousekeeping woul Oo wel yy ing on * | Spon ORRIEACT BU McDEVITT, ot 2ist and Lets, je gas my B-Gwit™ OLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. m % st