Evening Star Newspaper, July 21, 1865, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. W. D. WALLACH, Editor and Proprietor. WASHINGTON CITY: FRIDAY cesecseesesees..+.++JULY 21, 1965. SZ READING MATTER ON EVERY FAGE BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TA‘E- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. oo - 87” Persons leaving the city for the watering places or elsewhere, can haye the Star for- warded to them in wrappers, by leaving their orders at this office. FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE. An order has been issued by General Angur directing the Court House and attached build- ing of Fairfax county, Va., which haye been in the possession of the United States Govern- ~ent for the iast two or three years, be turned “s- to the proper county officers. The next over s: or i sessiono. Fairfax court will be held at the Court Horm Alexandria. ——— ANOTHER CASE OF PAROXYSMAL AND Dys- MENORRH@A InsAniTY.— Miss Christiana Bugby, of Brooklyn, New York, who has been “keeping company” with policeman Chiches- ter, of that city, for some time, had a tiff with her lover lately, and being straightway seized with the prevailing epidemic of paroxysmal insanity, made an attempt upon the life of Chichester. The attempt fortunately—perhaps we should say unfortunately,in view of cur- | rept jury-sentiment—was unsuccessful, soca soup ebibre Sees THe WeekLy Star is on our counter for sale, and in wrappers ready for the mails, con- taining twelve columns of details of the Mary Harris trial, full particulars of the scenes on the day of the acquittal, with a verbatim re- pott of the altercation between the opposing counsel, and the counsel and the court; ac- count of the conduct of the prisoners at the arsenal and the removal of the conspirators to the Dry Tortugas; the Brophy and Weichman letters concerning Mrs, Surratt; the hist of rev- enue tax-payers, with amounts paid by each;~ distribution of premiums to the public schools; highly interesting military, nayal and depart- mental budget; foreign, domestic and literary and agricultural miscellany; several columns of local news, and the latest telegraphic dis- patches from all quarters. Tue Sycerrest.—The Bunds, Vereins, Liedertafels, and the other essentially German institutions with unntterable names on Wednes- day brought to a close amid terrific showers of Tain the great Sengerfest in New York. At the pic-nic in Jones’ woods, Mr. Steffer, the president of the delegates,deli vered an address, after which the prizes were distributed, The first prize was awarded to the Philadel- phia Junger Mennerchor, and consisted of a banner of Sci white silk, with embroidered figures, and fringed with heavy gold lace. The gift is valued at S6U0. The second prize, a richly chased goblet, was awarded to the Philadelphia Sengerbund. To the Buffalo Liedertafel was presented the third prize, an elegant piano. The ceremony haying been completed, the committee of honor retired to a private room, where a yote of thanks was fendered to Mr., Geilruss, the corresponding secretary. 4 An informal meeting was held yesterdiy morning at the Germania Rooms, over which Messrs. Steffen and Sociablitz presided. Steffen delivered an address, in which he alluded to the festivities of the past, and trusted that those of the future would beas uniformly successful. The sengers then pro- ereded to while away the day with singing, drinking and impromptu Speaking, and as no formai ceremonies are to teke place when the several visiting organizations leave the city, the Ninth Swengerfest is now at an end, FINANCIAL.—The New York stock market showed more animation yesterday, with a gen- eral recovery of prices in the railroad and mis- cellaneous lis he uneasiness excited by the advance in money is passing away, and there is more disposition to speculate for a rise, and less to putout seller's options. Governments continue dull and unsettled, owing, apparent- ly, to &n uncertainty as io what measures the Secretary of the Treasury may adopton the clearing out of the Seven-thirty loan. of which a instead of at West End, near! TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. —_e——— FROM CALIFORNIA. Great Fire at Marysville, = San Francisco, July “24—The Oust House authorities seized a large quémtityof cham} e, tobacco, and opiwm, for eva- sion of the revenue laws. - y A fire at Marysville to-day ‘cansed ‘the in- | Stant death of two men, fatal. injuries to several others and lesser inj to Many more. *. The property destroyed was yalued at fifty thousand dollars. Trade is healthy but quiet. The steamer Sierra Nevada, from Portland and Victoria, with two hundred and seventy- four thousand dollars, from the northern mines, has arrived. P NZAGA FAIR”--The raffle of the Harp; Miniature Ship and other _yaluable articles, will take place on FRIDAY EVENING, July 2ist, at§ o'clock, in the Gonzaga Hall. Various articles of value raffled during the fair haye not yet been called for—a large Mirror, won by Hogge, an Etagere. by Mr. Ruddell,a large Bible, by Capt. “Wirell, Frained Pictures, by Mr. J. Ferry and A. M, Master; also, a large number of smaller as Nes Jy 20-2 ious persons. LOST: AND FOUN ——— ——————— ———____— OST—On Wednesday afternoon, either on Penn- Littivaniaevcuuc. Between 15th'and 7th streets, -on sav, sud E street; CORAL Bi “ithe finder will be fib : rewarded by a) ing at 182 I street. It* — Ae OS 2 c TAKEN UP RAY—On the 2th inst one 14% OCK P.'m. : c ges Wd ‘remove the sane from o1 i Ley GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, { Paes Sth streets. iy S1-3t* ao Wasgitierom, July 21, 1865. Jay Codke & Co. furnish the followitig quo- tations of Government securities : Losth fnoruing, op Indiana avenue, be- tween 2d and 4th strects.a lady's Pi « BOOK, with steel chai Gadiees | one ten note, ‘A reward of two dollars will be giverrand f Buying. Selling. e thanks of the owner if left at the Star Office. J. §.6’s Coupon, 1581... 210655 10755 1t* am Five Twenties—old x 105 10 REWARD.—strayed away, on the 10th . Five Twenties—ne Wh g $ instant, a red GOW, with calf, having long §. Ten Forties... 97% 3] ary bee ‘and wide apart erp = underbit in |- One Year Certificates—new 97%; the left ear, and an underbi' nt aS fe NEW YOLK FIRST BOARD SALES. Coupons, 1063;; Five Twenties, old, 104%; do. new, 104; Ten Forties, 97; New Certificetes, 973; Gold, 1424. i — 1 ore A SENSATION STORY DISPOSED OF. The statement of General Hardie, published elsewhere, will serve to effectually dispose of above reward will be id if JESSE SHINN, No. 718 6th street, Island, J¥ Ze $10 REWARD-—Strayed away on Saturday, 8th instant, two COWS—one red, with left horn bored; the other white, with red spots, with- both horns bored. Any person rennrrng said Cows to No. 46 2d street, Georgetown, D.C., will receive the above reward. jy 21-3t* JANE A. JONES, M ISSES AND CHILDRENS’ BLACK SILK COATS, SACQUES AND CIRCUL \RS, LADIES’ LACE POINTS AND MANTILLAS. Closing ont at cost prices, at MAXWELL'S, 328 Penn. avenue. | | _iy 21-3teod LY $30. O ONLY $35, y ONLY $10. Three new SEWING MACHINES, each at $15 less than former prices; one, Family Machine, only ‘30, former price $45; one superior Family Ma- chine, only $35, former price $50; one extra su- perfor Shuttle Machine, for heavy or light sewing, suitable for either family or tailoring purposes, onty ccabove Blackinss can be ceen and thelr sew! 6 above Machines can be seen an eir sew! ny XWELL’S - ed at >. basis Cloak, Mantilla and Fancy Store, jy 21-8teo 328 Penn’a avenue. GREAT SALE. We invite the public in general to attend our tales every day, consisting of | CHINA, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, | PLATED, TIN, AND WOODEN WARE and everything usnally found in a first class hose- furnishing store. We name in part sets of French. English, and Stone China Ware; Toilet Sets, Nap- YE: kc; Goblets, Wines, Chamnagnes, Beer, Ale, | Whisky 'and Table Glasses, Fruit Jars, Preserve Dishes: ish Globes. Butter Dishes, Colery Dishes, Candy Jars, Syrup Bottles and Decanters, &c. gether with a large assortment of FRENCH CHINA TOYS, consisting of Vases, Fancy Mugs, &c. CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE, such as Spoons, Table Knives, Castors of all pat- terns and prices. Together with Lamps, Chande- liers and Gas Fixtures. Great inducements offered. Jall at 316 F street. between 10th and ith. 21-]m J.R. FOLEY, Proprietor. jy 2 G®"4T CLOSING OUT ‘oe SALE. STORE FOR RENT. JULIUS SYCEL, 421 SEVENTH STREET, Is now offering his entire Stock at and below cost, on account of moving back to his old stand in Richmond. Va. The following is a list of his stock : FRENCH LAWNS. All colors ALPACA, Fine DELANES. rea ae all styles. All styles CALICDS. Fine qualities of CASSIMERE, for Men and Beys’ Wear. TANEN GOODS of all kinds, HOOP SKIRTS, all styles. -SILK CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, SILK CIR- CULARS. BLACK SILK, all gualities. Allcolors KID GLOVES. Bleached and Brown COTTO LANNELS. GINGHAMS. SHAWLS, all kinds and qualities. i And various other Goods, too numerons to men- tion, which must be sold within three weeks. JiOTICE.—The possession of the store will he given in three weeks. ' For further particulars inquire at dy 21-5t* ott 421 W #HITALL'S AIB-TIGHT JARS. ds c THE BEST IN USE. TIN FRUIT CANS; cents a pair. now only abont $30,000,000 remain unsold. Sixes of 1651 are lower. Five-twenties were unchanged in price, with a moderate demand for export. Ten-forties were active, but & lower. Seven-thirties, first and second series, are selling at 90% and interest. Border States stocks were more active and firm. Railroad bonds dull. Gold continues unsettled. It is generally understood tnat the price is kept up by speculators holding a large amount off the market, and the continuance of the present premium is, therefore, felt to be yery uncer- tain. i Larc EOF COAL IN New —An- other arg le of coal took place at New York on Wednesday The amount footed up 45,000 tons, 20,000 of which were sold by the Penn’a Coal Company, and 25,000 tons by the Dela- ware and Lackawanna Company. The orjgi- nalintention was to have placed on sale about 100,000 tons, being the whole of the estimated receipts of these companies forthe month of August; but the strike of the miners interyen- ing it was deemed prudent not to offer so la ‘ge @ quantity as was anticipated. The prices ob- tained showed an advance over the sale in June. The attendance was large and the bidding yery spirited. a Gr, PRAL Lanb Orrice—Returrs trom two ifferen, "ints several hundred miles distant from each uo! her, have just been received at the General Lana Office, showing thi: at Traverse City, Michigan; mT? Were 6,777 acres of lan: taken up for actual s ttement last month un- der the Homestead law, U4 that in the same inouth 5,276 acres were ented at Nebraska City, Nebraska Tezritory, under ‘2e same law, also for actual settlement. ‘ | 3 oo Srcoxp Acpitor’s Orrice.—Dy~ 5 sence of the Second Auditor, Hor _. ne the av Mr. F. Andrews, chief ehr* «- E. B. French. acts in that capacity. « of that bureau, Mr_ 8S. D. Reyno!* chief of the Divi-" .us has been promoted to tures of the son of Receipts and Expendi- bas beep * Register’s Office. Mr. Reynolds Esp> —s nccharge of Reports of Receipts and aditures during the last three years. Patent Orrice.—One hundred and eighty- ARTHUR’S CEMENT. for sealing can jy 20-3t* | INO. OGDEN, 519 7th-t DAME MARSHA isat the Washington Build- corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 7thst., . 10. Is prepared to tell the present, past and future events. ay 20. ‘RESH LEMONS. FRESH LEMONS, LEMONS, LEMONS. Just received from Messina. and for sale at New York Auction Sale prices. Apply at No 97 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. jy 20-2t* ZA. par ade Lamartine par Victor Cherbul: Argent. par Pan] Perret; Dien et andre Dumas; L’Ombre de Ludovico, par 4 Achard; Le Roman d'une Jeune Fille pauvre, par Oscar Honore; Fernand Duplessis, par Eugene Sue; Arge Piton, par Alexandre Dumas; Paul Mere. par Victor Cherbuliez; Argile et Marbre, par Paul Foucher; Mademoiselle La Quatigime, par Gorse Sond." fiv0] FRANCK TAYLOR. x EB QBEE ING COTTONS, PILLOW CASE COTTONS, SHIRTING COTTONS,. full stock on hand at low prices, JOS. J. MAY & CO., 305 Pennsylvania avenue, _iy 20-2tif bet. 9th and 10th streets. CuARLEs BRECHT, ae Successor to Aug. r _WINY Ss RCHANT. WHOLESALE ANG 4ATL GROCER, and dealer In SUTLERS’ SU PLIES, 289 Penna. avenue, between 9th and loth streets, Washington, D.C. dy 10-eoly se tag ea LU | BRASS Wie Meswing mrs furhished when required. 1. A. HEALD, Leader, No Huat.,n. Patent Off. A. W. TYLER, Director, No 487 E st. (Navy Y’d) AN, Secretary. je 12-tSepl* | ERKELEY SPRINGS, VIRGINIA, This WATERING PLACE is situated in Morgan ounty , Virginia, two and a half miles from Sir Jotin’s Station on the Baltimore and E- P- four patents will be issued for the coming | Ohio Railroad, 130miles west of Baltimore, week. There is an increase of thirty over any previous issue. wz Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, is suffer- dng from injuries received by a fall a few days ago, at Knoxville. wa Gen. Banks, it is said, intends to reside in Louisiana permanently. az In 1860 Galveston contained 11,000 peo- ple. Now there are 6,000. ma On Monday a vessel arrived at Boston from Mobile with 1,365 barrels of rosin. wa General Jeff. Thompson (ex-rebel) has opened a cotton commission house in New Or- leans. wy The Dresden Musical Festival will em- Ploy 16,000 vocalists. @ The sum subscribed to build the Lincoln national monument at Springfield, Ill, now amounts to $35,500. #2 The Princess Dagmar has been requested to return the crown jewels of Russia given her by the late Ozarowiteh. wz Coal in Wheeling is selling for nine and ten cents a bushel and they complain at that. s7 The receipts of the Boston, Lynn and Chelsea horse railrcad on the 4th of July were #1,066, precisely the same amount as on the 4th of July last year. @7-The income of Longfellow, the poet, is 14,000 a year. gs” The degree of LL. D. has beer conferred on Major General Howard by Shurtleff Col- lege, Illinois. &7- A big buffalo hunt is organizing in Leay- enworth—125 men each to pay $200. On July 4th, the Mayor of Galveston, Texas, wis ordered under arrest by the mili- tary authorities. for refractory conduct. ®a7In St. Louis they are removing bodies from an old cemetery toa new one. They have found money in severntof the grayes, in one res in French gold, in another $150, in another a7 The sales of literature on the Hudson River Railroad average $100 per train’ Qu the Central $150. m7 A cooking matcb is arranging out West among some young ladies, and silver medals are to be given as prizes. @7- Asa Packer, of Pennsylvania, who re- cently gave half a million dollars to found a college, left Mystic, Conn., thirty years ago, owning nothing but a little bundle of clothing tied up in a red bandanna handkerchief. He bas been a Governor of the Keystone State. 7 The Emperor of Austria has signed a de- cree ordering the suppression of military tri- bunals for the trial of offences committed by civilians in Hungary. © From the first of June until the first of October. yisitora arriving on the trains will find Coaches to convey them to the Springs. This is the only Southern Watering Place which is connected with all the principal Cities in the United States, by uninterrupted lines of Railroads and Steamboats, and which, situated in a high and healthy mountain district, is only five hours distant from Baltimore, six from mn, and ten from Wheeling, the Trains passing three’ times daily. There is also Telegraph communication from the Springs. with all the principal Cities East and Weet The improvements are extensive and ele- n\ gant. x i The BATHS, including every variety, SPOUT, SHOWER, PLUNGE and SWiIMIN BATHS, are uprivalled. The Gentlemen’s Pool is sixty feet long and con- tains £0,000 gallons. The Hotel will accommodate five hundred per- sons and is fitted up with every attention to (ub- stantial comfort, is lighted with gas, and is fur- nished with Hair and Spring Mattresses. About one half of the rooms are arranged in suits of two three and four, expressly for the convenience of i Asa remedial agent the water has maintained a high reputation for more than a century. Its nat- ural temperature is 74deg. Fahrenheit, and long experience bas tested its efficacy in many disorders, of which the following may be mentioned - Derange- ment of the Stomach with impaired apetite and fee- ble digestion; Gravel and irritation of the Bladder; Nervous Disorders, especially those uliar to fe- males; Chronic Diarrhea, Bronchitis and local In Rheumatism the Bath is considered and persons semen. from a long resi- dence in warm, low and damp climates, will gener- a find it a complete restorative. entlemen wishing to spend the Summer in the Mountains with their families will find at Berkely every facility for health and pleasure that art and nature can afford. ae Hotel will be opened for the Season, July 5th, 1865. Easeangers leave Baltimore by the Baltimore and Ghio Railroad for Sir John’s Run, at9a.m. and 9:40 p. m., arriving at the Springs in six hours. ‘or particulars apply to the und med, at the polos or to R. B COLEMAN Esq., of ‘Butare fouse, Baltimore. JOUK T. TREGO, 28-e010t Proprietor. ELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU and IM- PROVED ROSE WASH cures secret and deli- cate disorders, in all their stages, at little expense. little or no change in diet, no inconvenience, an noexposure. Itis pleasant in taste and odor, im- mediate in ite action, ani free from all injurious proper! mar B- iM 4 38 TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sabscri- ber has obtained from the Orphans’ Court of Washington County.in the District of Columbia, letters of administration on the personal estate cf Julius R. Krause, late of Washington City, D. C., deceased, All persons having claims against the said decrased, are hereby warned to exhibit, the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subseriber, on or before the sth day of July next; they may otherwise by law be exeluded from all beuefit of boy sxtahe, é July. Given uncer my hand this 8th day of 1835, Jy 32-lawsw RNRAS KRAUSE. Ram's: the story started by the New York Tribune to the effect that Secretary Stanton prevented a clergyman from haying access to Mrs. Sarratt, for religious purposes, while she was under sentence of death, unless the reverend gentie- maa should previously, promise to abstain from the expression of any belief that he might have in his own mind of her innocence; that the § 1 REWARD-Stolen last night, between one J and two o’cloek, a bay MARE MULE, white spot on her neck; swollen on her right hip; and a scar on her left fore leg. 19 above reward will be given if returned on Maryland avenue, (near Comp Barty) between Nth and 12th streets east. Jy 21-5t* THEODOBE J. SAMUELS, OST—On W. 9th instant, a POCKET-BOOK, containing valuable papets a commutation ticket between Bladensburg and. Baltimore, an over $20 in money. Any one re- turning the Pocket-book, with the papers, to the | clergyman at first refused to make such a undersigned, may retain the money. and no yl promise, but that afterwards, in order that the tions will be asked. . PRE Bladensburg, July 20, 1855. Jy 21-3t* WILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD TO THE person holding the ENVELOPE containing the power of attorney tome given by Abraham Navra, of Vicksburg, Miss., for fifteen bales of cotton, with the five affidavits proving of the case. Algo, the five or six Q. M. Vouchers, and the five or six Pay Rolls for extra duty servico; en the delivery of said envelope and papers at Room No, 2a Euro- pean Hotel, No, 212 Penn. avenue. i H. T. KYLE, iy 2-2t* Attorney -at-Law. $50 REWARD,.—A GOLD HUNTING CASE ty WATCH, No. 4.100, mado by Geo. Reading, Was lost on the night of the 18thinst. The above reward will be paid for its return tothe Jowelry Store of H. HOFFA, No. 337 Pennsylvania ay., and no questions asked. jy 20-3t* Feunn—on the premises of the subscriber, a yellow COW, with white face. By paying ¢x- penses. the same will be delivered to the owner. In- quire of subscriber, 2d house on right hand side from city, on old Bladensburg road iy 20-3t" W.T. HALL. COGG) Lost on Monday night, the 17th instant, from the pasture ef Charles C. Hill, Prince George's county. Md.,a large Bay MARE, white mark near the left shoulder, caused 133 the saddle; a little scum in her right eye; about 15's hands high. 2° reward willbe paid if returned to MICHAEL CULHANE, Colligton, Prince George’s county, Md. Jy _20-3t* $10 REWARD —A SABRE lost, with Major ED. SCHWARTZ name onit. Ifthe hearer will send it to 135 and 137 Broadway. New York, will receive the above reward and thanks of the owner, dy 19-3t* Taare UP ESTRAY, on my premises, 1 Black MULE. The owner will please come forward, rove property, pay charges and t:¢ him away be- o> the 2ist inst., or he will be sold at paplic auc tion to pay expenses, C.F. ROSENPHAL, on the Sergeant Boad condemned should not be deprived of the so- lemnities of the church, he consented, and that then the pass or permission to visit the prison- er was given him. : | The facts as related by Gen. Hardie, add every one acquainted with that gentleman knows that the most implicit reliance may be placed upor his allegations, shows that the conduct of Mr. Walter was such as to justify doubts as to his fitness to be the ministeriag priest to Mrs. Surratt; they prove that Mr. Stanton was totally ignorant of the conduct of Mr. Walter; that he gaye no directions to prevent him visiting the prisoner, but that, on the contrary, he expedited the means of his admission to the prison by signing the pass which was in the possession of Gen. Hardie. ; NEW APPOIN Ts. The following appointments were made to- day by the President: i Charles J. Elford, Assessor of Internal Re ve- nue, for the 3d District of South Carolina; Jas. ©. Aiken, U. S arshal tor the District ‘of Delaware; Peter G. Elimaker, do., Eastern Dis- trict of Pennsylvania; David E. Jackson, db., District of Wisconsin; Washington Bonifant do., Maryland; Robert Murray, do., southern district of New York; John S. Keyes, do.y dj trict ot Mass.; S. B. McCulloch, do., West Va.; Henry D. Barrows, do. southern trict lof California; Earl Bill, do. southern district jof Jy19-3t” near the Disvrict Lin TES . tn REW : : Ohio; Charles Clark, do. district of Maine: B10 Tey ae OLED RESIS MELE: | Jacob H. Eli, do, New Hampshire; Dudley C. Government mark, 202; branded S on the neck; black mane and tail; mane, cropped; rubbed mark on the inside of fore knee. The above reward will be paid by returning the above to WM. HARPER, A street north, between 3d and 4th streets east, Capitol Hill. jy 19-3t* TRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN—On the 12th \ instant, BCH and white COW, about eight or ne years old, large horns. The cow is medium in yellow color chiefly, with white stripe along yvack and under the belly, with a few white spots about the body. She is in moderate flesh and afresh milch cow. A reward of $5 will be paid for her return to No. 609 I strect, between 6th and 7th strects. Sy lsat E. M. CHAPIN. i sf very Any person returning the said pi Louisiana avenue, he will receive the above reward, c* CHAR ER _Jy 18-1 § A REWARD OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS is offered for the recovery of two HORSES of the following description, stglen on the night of the 17th. from the country residdnce of the late Johu C. Rives, near Bladensburg, MQ. A bob tail Sorrel HORSE about 15 hands high, with a penste sae in his forehead, and between Wand 1 years o| (Also; a long tail light Bay HORSE between 14 und 15 hands high, witha star i s ehea both hind feet white. | Ot 1 bis forehead and Any information of the above ceived at THOMAS GEARY'S U. Box 279 Washington, D Dennisson, United States Attorney district ‘of Vermont: Hiram Willey, do. Connecticut; Bidhard H. Dana, jr., do. Massachusetts; Robert B. Carnahan, do. western district of Pennsylvania; Wingate Hayee, do. district :of Rhode Island; Lander Holmes, do. Territory of Washington; George F. Talbott, do. Maine; Charles W. Rand, do. New Hampshire; Hd- ward C. Bradford, do. Delaware: H. M. Henty. do Vermont. THE SECRETARY OF STATE. The Secretary 01 State, accompanied by his son, Mr. Frederick Seward, and wife, apd Major Wilson, U.S. A., returned this morning from atrip to Point Lookout, much benefited by the excursion. The health of Mr. J*reder Seward is rapidly improving. He will leaye ‘Washington next week for Cape May, JEFF. DAYS. We have authority for stating that the te- ports of the declining health of Jeff. Davis at Fortress Monroe, are without foundation. His health is now as good as at any time since his capture, and the hardships attending his con- finement are no more severe than those ex- pefienced by other prisoners of State. horse: be re- Livery Stable, or P, i: PEGE! levwe Bay MARE The owner can have the same penses, on application to CORNELIUS J 312 C stre BOARDING. \T—ROOMS, with or withou £ 2d street west. jy 20-3t Bose IN THE COUNTRY—At_ Rockville, J Montgomery county. Md.. 14 miles from Wash ington, D. C id 12 iniles from Georgetown, Terms Geok isi, haneg hil : by paying ex- WHIGAM. t. B Re PARDONS. Over two hundred applications for pardons were filed to-day in the office of the Attorney General, and pardons granted to about sixty, all of whom belong to the $20,060 class. Among the latter is J. E. P. Kay, formerly Secretary of the State of Tennessee. dy 17-e03t* UNION LIGHT G RD. This command, composed of a company of Ohio cavalry, and composing the Presideavs guard, is to be immediately mustered out, ,an order to that effect haying been issued by Gen, Augur to-day. cation extremely ¥ street. j ealthy. 19-2 “RNISHED ROOM delightin} ROOMS tlemen. Apply 156 G@ Jy 15-3t* D accommodate six Gen- reet, near 2lut street, OAR irst-class Table Board can be had at 418 8th st., near G. Reference, my present EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY. boarders, i Jje2%-1m* Christopher Hyde, of Alexandria, Va., sen- bie "TABLE BOARD at $25 a month, 380 Estrect, between 0th and lith streets. ‘Also, two fur- nished ROOMS to let, suitable for two or more gen- tlemen. Je7-tf tenced by military commission to imprison- ment in the Clinton prison, New York, was to- day pardoned by the President. TO LEAYE THE COUNTRY. Lieut.-Colonel William E. Mulford, of the rebel army, formerly of Indiana, is permitted by the President to leaye the United States, never to return. PLFAsaNT VIEW SEMINABY, A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Situated immediater 3 ington to Baltimore, Ave miles trent Waele ington, at the’ Bladensburg or Hyataville Depor. MRS. A. E. McCUTCHEN, Principal. The term commences the first Monday (4th) of ad 1365. ‘or terms, &c., address MRS. A E. McCUTCHEN, Hyattsville jy £0-Im* tonnty, Md. INEN SHEETINGS, er’ re PILLOW CASE LINEN, Heavy and Fine SHIRTING LINENS, FINE TOWELS, TOWELING by the pieces, RUSSIA AND SCOTCH DIAPER, LINEN TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS, DOYLEYS, CRASH, GLASS TOWELING, BROWN LINEN, and other Linen Goods, by the piece or in quanti- ties to suit, at the very lowest cash prices. JOS. J. MAY & CO., 308 Pennsylvania avenue, THE DEFENCES. Forts Strong and Craig, of the Detences of Washington, have been turned over to the Ord- nance Department for the storage of ammuni- tion. FOR FORT KEARNEY. The 3d Massachusetts cayalry, Colonel Por- ter, 14th, 15th, and 2d Illinois Infantry, Gen. Rodgers, are at Leayenworth, Kansas, bonnd to Fort Kearney, on the Plai; POSTMASTERS. Thomas Ireland has been appointed deputy postmaster at Annapolis, and John Schleigh deputy postmaster at Hagerstown, Md. a7 From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, and from J. C. Parker, 379 F street, we have early copies of Harper’s Magazine and Godey’s Lady's Magazine for August. DsgarTH oF BtsHor Porrer.—The intelligence jy 20-2tif Letween 9th and 10th streets, of the death of the beloved Bishop of the Prot- a 2 estant Episcopal Church of the Diocese ot N OTICE—Persons having goods stored on Barge | Pennsylyania, will awaken profound and uni- M.K X, now lying at foot of Kingst. | yer-a¥sorrow. He died in San Francisco on Alexandria, will call for them at once. or the’ be Sold vey charges. ASIIWELL & 80N Jy 19- 52 King street, Alexand. HEAP WATCHES AND GOULD PENS. We are now offering our stock of Watches and Gold Pens at reduced prices. Watches $7, #9. 12, $15, $20, $25, $35, $40 and upwards. Gold Pens and Cases $8 tne pen ozen. Send stamp for cir- cula SAMUEL H. BURBANK &CO.. iy it 208 Brozdway, New York, Box 4,292. youn LAMBIE, DFALFR IN FLOUR, FEED, &c., No 91 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th sts., keeps constantly on hand a full supply of the vari: *REOUH, CORN, CORN MEAL, OATS, HAY. ‘and MILL FEED! jy’19-1w" [pissoLction -—The partnership horetofore ex- isting between the undersigned is this day dis- solved by mutual consent. All business connected with the firm of Boyle & Monahan will be settled by the present proprietor, James Monahan, oAEs } MONAHAN, ‘oCcery a iy 19-3t oSilth streetecorner of T._ OR RICHMOND .—To sail with di: ood Schooner, part freight 1 ed. Forte é mainder apply to J.H.JOHNSON, Foot Mth street, _iy I7-st* Riley's Wharf. NUAL OF PENSION, BOUNTY AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS, with thi rms NOW in usein the Poston Offices by Dative Regie the 4th of July. It is presumed that Bishop Stevens will be called to preside over the Dio- cese of Pennsylvania. y will Late Fromthe Sonth. The Richmond Republic of Thursday bas a correspondence between “citizens” and Attor- ney General Bowden, of Va., in regard t the question of ecligibi’ity to municipal offices of Confederate officers. Mr. Bowden says such offices are not “constitutional offices,” and that there is nothing in the Constitution of Vir- ginia disqualifying Confederate officers or any other class of persons from holding offices which are not constitutional, The election for municipal officers came off at Fredericksburg on Tuesday. Montgomery Slaughter was re-elected Mayor. There was searcely a change in the Council. The Raleigh Progress of the 1fth has the fol- lowing: Miss Temple Neely, who killed a negro | woman by shooting her through the heart, near Mocksville, has been allowed bail in the sum of $26,000, and her mother at $5,000, to appear }- when summoned for trial. The cause the difficulty was impudence from the negro to the young ly’s mother, aud she appears to bo generally justified for the act. 4. B. Vance, late Governor of North Carolina, reached Salisbury last Wednesday. He re- mained there but a short time, when be teft for 2 fate | Statesville, where his wife now resides, and Saige Beate, Bey adage’: Bal? Mam: | hos we aze sorry to leat, is in very. bad Jy is 2 FRANCK TAYLOR, | bealth. He is said to be looking ve' hu gee It is reper. to state in this conne: Ex-Gov. Vance was permitted to return home solely upon representations made to the Presi- dent by Gov. Holden. This speaks well of the magnanimity of the fatter. &7-Captain Page, the commander of the rebel ram Stonewall, bas gono into the service of Maximilian, TRAVELING TRUNKS VADIES DRESS TRENKSe TRUNKS. at wes; SATCHELS, ti ‘ ver bac rices. to close out onr pregel stock “Wak. STEPHENS & co. 3% Pean. avenw iy 12-2wif [Int.& Chron.) “bet. 9th and loth ste, @@-The senson at Ningara is atits height. On ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES Sunday both the principal hotels were filled to their utmost capacity, and every seat in the re- ception rooms was occupied during the day by arpa Pete | i disconsolate guests waiting to take the rooms of those who should leaye by the night trains. $7 The stock of cotton in New Orleans on the 10th inst. was 30,#00 bales. Buyers were holding off for lower rates, health and vigor to the frame m to the pallid cheek. Debility in qeecmpentel br manny nsenity oF Ballopte Fite or jeptic On OnsUM: ensue. HE GLOLY OF MAN 15 6TH. ~ T Therefore, the nervous and Rebilitiead stsaid immedistely vic HELMBOLD'S EXTRAGT BU- CHU, mar %-6m . a7"On the 4thof July all the dining-room servants attbe Lonisvilie Mote), without cere. mony, joined the Freedmen’s procession, leay- ing the landlord and cierks to wsiton their guests. a7 There Are 3.5% boats belonging to tho Erie Canal, of whieh number 1,449 are of grester ton- nee than the yeaselin which Oglaabus dis, covered America, . B. CHURCH & CO., “Corner of Maryland av. and Mth st., Tsland, Wholesale acd retail dealers in ALL KINDS OF LUMBER. Bills of Oak, White Pinc, Spruce or Homlock cut ‘to order at the shortest notice ead on the most rea- sonable terms, ay tama" S10 a d 7th sts. north, Washington, D.C. ~ \4LOCAL NEW: —_——_o—__—_ f INTBRNAL_ REVENUE. ‘LICENSES TAKEN OUT, IN THE DISTRICT. —_.—_—— We yesterday gave some particulars of the work done by the Internal Revenue Depart- ment of the Pistritt, and to-day supply a fur- therbudcet, ns below. “The following ‘estimate is made by Col- lector Clephane, at the request of the Depart- ment: The number of persons who have taken out “Ticenses in the Districtduring the last fiscal year is 5,547. [This is the number of individuals taking out licenses, not thenumber of licenses taken out. Manufacturers pay monthly.) The nuriber of persons who have paid tax as man- ufacturers for the last fiscal year, 575. The number 6f persons who have paid the special income tax, 6.063. The total number of persons, exelust\? of corpotations, who haye paid tax dtiring the year, 12,500, Subjoined we give a list of those taking out wholesale licenses in the District. It will be remembered thata retail license of $0 is re- quired of those whose annual sales (except liquors) do not exceed $25,000. Above that ame ont the dealer pays & wholesale license of $50 jor annmal sales hot over $50,000, and 81 for every additional $1,000 in addition to the $50,000. Retail dealers in liquor pay $25 license, and wholesale dealers the same amount as specified above for general wholesale dealers : 4 The wholesale dealers paying a license of 350 and upwards are as follows: C.F, Abbott & Co., M. J. Adler & Uo., Isaac Alexander, A. Aigler, George F. Allen, B: & Marbury, Baker & Oropley, A. Binnin Co., Bogue & Donnelly, Ley: Barr, G. Busher, John J. Beall, R. Buebly, C. B. Bailey, W. Ballantyne, E. D. Burt & Uo., Chs. Brecht, Bontz & Groshon, George Bogus, Lewis Barr, $50 each; W. W. Burdette, C. W. Boteler, $110 each; Benj. Beall, $121; G. W. Beaii & Bro., $75; Horatio Browning, #90; Bernstein & Heiburn, August Brukel, Harmon Burns, H. L. Baker, P. C. Boyle, Burns & Wilson, F. S. Blitz, #50 each; S.H. Bacon, $129; S. Bacon & Oo., $164; Barbour, Semmes & Co., $400; Barnes & Mitchell, $55; J. P. Bartholow, 3 ; Db. B. Clarke, G. W. Cisseli, H. L. Chapin, . H. Campbell, S. Cropley, G. W. Cochrane (in two cases.) M. Comrelly, Chandler & Her- ring, And. Carrol, J.H. Caldwell, $50 each: W. H.C ampbell & Son, J. W. Col- W. Clabangh, T. A Car- T.. 5 Cran Co., 876; + & 31; T. E, Clarke, $114; Allen Dickson & King (in two $50; John Dayidson, $60; Benj. Darby. $ 1. Deming, #60; P. W. Dorsey, James B. Dodson, D. E. Dutrow, Darley & Ragan, R'd Punbar, Drury, Mullens & Co., 50 each: T. I. Davis, #9; D. Edes, C. S, English. Stafford Eyans, R. Eichorn, Egan & Perr: mert, R65 th; Zeph English. st Elli: ; J.O. Eyans, $75: J. R. E! do. ; N. B. Fngitt, John Fegan, Fredenwald & Co., J.C. Fea Robert Cohe Clapp & Co., . Fos- ter, nm, Fen- wick & Stewart, T.S. Fowler & Co.. Gran- ville Fournal, &50each; T.G. Ford, $20; E. Gutman, W. Guinand, Walter Godey, T.S. Gattrell, A. Gaddis, jr, & Co., A.Gayler & 30... G. H. Gaddis & Bro.. John T. Given & Co., $50 each; A. Gaddis & Co., 10; Gotthelf & Behrend, Johy F. & M. Green, H. Gola- smith, E. H. & H. 1. Gregory, W. Gerecke, W. M. Galt, H. Goddard, 350 each; N. Grossmay- er, 370; H. Grossmayer, 350; G. F. Gulick, $199; VW. G & Bro.. #19: Green & Williams, G. C. Henning, Herr & Welch, Har- 2 Clark & Given. H. W. Hamilton, Abell & Co, S. Hillman & Co., S. Hel- ler, Heller & Co., Barney Hart, Bernard Hayes. Florian Hitz. A M. Hepburn, H. Heil- brun, Hamburger & Co., 350 each: T. M. Har- vey, 260; Harper & Mitchell, $130; A. P. Hoo- yer, $60; Hooe and Bro., 861: J. C. Huston & Co., 2100; Thos. Hayenner, £100; John ©. John- son, Geo. J. Johnson, R. Israel & Co.. Walter C. Johnson, $50 each; Jackson Bro. & Co., $120; D. Jones. $100; J. T. Kelley, H. King. Sr.. @. E. Kennedy, $50 each; G.-E. Kennedy, $130: King & Burchell, 375; P- W. Low, 2: Libbey, $100; E. Lausburg & Co., $50: Lausburg & Bro. #100; Evan Lyons, # Lockws is 4 . e] #232; Magruder, Beal Brown, #60; Mohun & 350: B. F. Morsell, $110 30; W. McLean, 0, J. MeCa Morrison, Shaw & 74; W. Marshal, #50: S. Magrnde M. Meyenberg, $70: J. Miller, $50; L. Middleton & Uo., 3116: J. May & Co., #120; John S. Maxwell, SI pritenen &’ Guy Situ: U. WLELUra, sao; Miller, ; s thy, J. W. Nairn & Bro., Nagle & Co., Benj. Newman, W. Orme & Son, S. W. Owen, €..S, O'Hare, Oppenheimer & Co., G. M. Oyster, L. Oppen M. penbeimer, G. W. Orme, John O i rell & Co., C. Palmer & Co.. $5) each: Pit- kin & Co., $136; Johr Pears Hh Perry & Bro., $214; G. Parker & W. Perry, $52; Philp & Solomon, John D. Robinson. 0; TE. Rosenthal, #50; John fe. Si an, $100; Smith & Bro., S60; George Shoemaker. Jr., & Co. Judson H. Smith. #50 each; D. L. Shoemaker & Bro., S100; Shepherd & Riley, 4 3: E. M. Seaton & Uo., $155; R. A. Shinn, J. C. Shater, Smoot & Burroughs, George T. Smith & Co. L. H. Sebneider, Scott, Day H. Stevens & 2 Suow & Co., 36 John H. Se Wm. Spaldin; ving. Sr., 350: Shillington, $50; ro.. 3134: F. Stin- H. y F. Schiegel, L. Seldner, 35¢ ; H. Seiver, 350; A. R. mith & Croggins, * & Queen, $50; Sioussa & Ennis, Schootman, Coffin, $50, L. ; W. Wm. Taussig, Agt., 8100: M. Taylor & ¢ ‘J P. ee Hudson Taylor, E. A. Thay Trobriner, $100: Waters, $50; iker & Co., $0; E. E. $94: F. Wheatley, $50; John Q. Wilson, T. Walker, $50; Webb & Beveridge, $95: Wallace, ; Wisenfleld & Co., 39 & Son, $ is B. Ward, $50; 50; Williams & Jolly, 350; F.C. Weston $50; N. Walker & Co.,” $64; J.B. Wilson, $139: P. White & Co. Mark Young, #100; Yates & Selby, F. Young, 350; H. F. Zimmerman & Co. ee: Cart. Bowers.—The statement that Capt. Bowers, sth New Jersey volunteers, has been committed to the Old Capitol, for highway robbery, is incorrect, the order of commitment haying been revoked before its execution. _——— Tak THERMOMETER ranged, at Franklin & Co.’s to-day, 11 a. m., 95; 12 ins 2 m , 95. $50, J. GBAVEE ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS! Practical Wire afd Water Proof and Grave? Roofers.’ Roofs put on in the best manner. Roofing Materials always on hand. Office 426 Massachusetts avenue, between 6th dy 17-8t* Composition MBRELLA MOSQUITO BARS. 452 SEVENTH STREET. Guaranteed to be the simplest, cheapest, and most effective Mosquito Bar ever inverted. formin, pertect rotection against Mosquitoes, Flies, &€., ‘or night or day. Call and examfne them, together with a lar; stock of WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, and OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, CORDS, TAS- SELS, &c., at ROTHROCK’S, je30-Im _ 452 7th st., opposite Patent Office. OTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN, AND ALEXANDRIA. Money Save@ by buying your DRY GOODS at . ISAAC SYCEL'S, No, 443 7th st at B. New t, 2 doors from G, n’s old stand. The present proprietor, Isaac Sycel, begs leave to announce to ihe public and his old customers that he intends to sell a large! stock of new Goods iatcly bought at New York Auctions, at prices lower than ny Store in this city. I mention in part— Men and Boy’s wear from Size conte up. Bleached anc Brown Muslin from 20 ceuts up. Calieoes fast colors, at 25 cents. Shawls of all Kinds from $1.90 up. All Wool Flannel from 40 cents up. 10-4 Linen Sheeting $1.50. 10-4 Cotton Bleached and Brown very cheap, et coehar Decaal Goadnr Lawae, Alapacas, White. »Hosiery, and Fancy Goods in general, at prices to suit everybody; Fringed Towels 25 cents. Splendid Napkins $2 per dozen. Trish Linen from 20 cents up. Also, on band a large stock of Hoop Skirts t prices to suit everybody. 260 yards Spool Cotton, Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes, 5 cents only. — Don't fatto call at ISAAC SYCEL’S, + Newman's old stand, 443 7th street 4 doors from G street, will name in part— at dy Y-ev3t {ROM LONDON.—The C; est Wrong of All; Thomey Hall, by Holme Lee; Gilbert Ss8en- ger, by Holme Lee; Life and Death of Silas Barn- stable; Erleemere, by J. 8. Raven; Florence Templar, by Mrs. Vidal; Amberbill, by A. J. Bar- rowcliffe; A Last Love, a Ashford Owen; The White House by the Sen; Adrian L’Estrange; The Eve of St. Mark, by Thomas Doubleday iy6 i FRANCK TAYLOR. Remarksfrom Chemical Analysis Arsh CTCL REREL EXAMINATION OF HELMBOLD'S PREPARATIONS, they enjoy our utmost confidence. We consider them safe nad re- Liable. NEVERBS & YATES Ptuladelplis, Jane 12th, 100. Ar 25-6 1. am, it ) phia, and in Washington by 5.0. Affairs’ in Georgeto DEATH or a VALUABLE Orrizey.—Yester- day informati, ceived that Ge erable tour a from Philade! rgo Shoemaker, Iphia was re- Esq, the ven- inspector of this town, who was also president of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, was dead. Mr. Shoemaker was very much esteemed by all who knew him, and the fact that he was ior over forty years ‘the flour inspector of this town, is evidence of his fit- ness to occupy any fairness and i partiality. Wem the corpse will be received here IMPROVEMENTS.—The payers osition which required nderstand ‘that to-day. rs are quite busy repairing Bridge street, which certainly needed it after the seyere wear and te: four years. The manner of py the work looks very much like ar of the past ‘oceeding with itis designed to relay the carriage way on the north side of the railway. Snort Sas TER Deon cn wacket Mes: ter. Mr. L,..L. Clements, took possession of nine half and quarter peck measures belonging to bucksters in our market, and discovered that but one of the whole number came up to the standard. The Market Master declares his in- tention te enforce the law. This is the psoper time—the fruit season is opening. CanaL.—There were 18 farrivals registered this morning. All the cargoes are of coal con- signed to the Cumberland Co., 322-15 tons; G. H, Plant, 202-6 tons; American Co., 415.19 tons; Borden Co., 418-6 tons; Hampshire & Balti- more Co.,222-15 tons; New Hope Co., 112 tons; A. T. Weld, 105-9 tons. The M. Francis, with limestone, and C. Ardinger, with ‘wood, to Heiston & Co., were registered yesterday. De- partures—9 boats light. There was a delay of about two hours yesterday, caused by the banging of a new lock-gate! It was done to prevent a longer delay, which might have re- sulted from the bursting out of the old one. The delay was of little account, plenty of boats at the docks. as there were GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS. MAYOR'S OFFICE, GrorcETown, D.C. limits , June 29, 1856. ice is hereby given to all persons within the of the Corporation who own animals of the dog kind, that the same must be rae Brits for the period of two months, from next, as to render them harmless. will be fined as the law directs. Je 29-2awiw ENRY ADDIS! the ath of July , otherwise they ON, Mayor. Mayes OFFICE, Grorgeto 2, 1865.—A reward of FIV WN D.C., June E HUNDRED DOL- LARS will be paid to any person who will givesncht oO information as will lead the co person or persons who lately set on fire the pro: of the Presbyterion congregation, situated on street, ip this town onviction of the rty vest This reward will be in addition to the reward of $0) offered by Wm. ‘H. Tenney, Esq.. and the re- ward of $200 offered-by the Vigilant Fire Company for the information above stated. ‘je23-2aw4w NRY ADD ISON, Mayor, JDLOPOSALS FOR MATERIALS FOR THE per NAVY. NAVY DEPARTMENT, BuREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING, une 2A 5 teriais for the cal year ending 30th drine, 1886, will ae of Equi Sealed Proposals to furn’ navy for the be received at the cruiting until 10 oc’ July next, at which t menced ck a. m., of the openi », 1855. nent and Re the 25th day of ng will be com- ‘The materials and articles embraced in the classes named are particularly described in the printed schedules, any of which be furnished to such persons a3 desire to offer, on application to the commandants of the respective n those of al] the yards upon applica! rean. avy yards, and tion ‘to the Bu- Bidders are referred to the commandants of the respective yards for samples ticnlar description of the articles; forms of offers and guaranty. The classes of this Bureau are nu signated as follow: o. No, 1. Flax, Canyas, and 15, Sheet Twine, 3. 2. Cotton, Canvas, and = 5 2. dw. 11; Hose. Tar 32. Lignumvit». St. Chain 13. Lanterns and Lamps. 3. Coal. 14. Ox Hides for rope. 40. Sheet The following are the classes, by required at the respective pavy yar. i KITTERY. Nos. 1, 2,3, 5, 10, 13, 22, 24. CHARLESTOWN. .1, 2. 3,3,7.10. 11, 14, 15, ¥ Nos a PHILADELPHIA Nos. 1,2, 3, 4, 5, 7,10, 11, 12, 20, 22, WASHINGTON, BROOKLYN. Nos. 1, 2,3, 4,5,7, 10, M1, 12, 13, 18, structions, or par- also, for binnk mbered and de- Iron. 13. Scap and Tallow. Iron, Copper. their numbers, , 22, 24, 25, 29, 31. 20, 22, 23, 24, 29, 24, 29, 31, 0. Noa. 1, 2,3, 4, 5, Bl, 12, 18, 22, 24, 29, 34. SORFOLK. Nos. 1, 2,5, 7, 10, 14, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 24, 25, 29, 31. Je2-lawswe LIGHTNING RODS! LIGHTN ING RODS!" The undersigned is prepared to put wp Lightning Rods with platina-tippes points in the best manuer and at reasonable terms Alse. BELL proved style. HANGING done inthe most im- in thi try at city prices. ‘Worlt done in the coun! wat A te NEIDER, 271 Pa. av., Bet 10th and Lith sts., Jolie EROME’S HAIR COLOR RE Up Stairs. TOBER FOR retaining and gradnally bringing back the Muir to its original color without che inconvenience at- tending the uze of thedye. Seid’by cents per bottle. all draggists 75 EXFORD’S MEDICATED GINGER BREAD NUTS, for vorms. unrivaledin culiarly adapted for children, bei ordinary cake. | x For sale by druggists. Price 25 ce jan 19-eoly BY GREEN & WILLI No. 521 N 2D 8' A AV ORY FRAM STREET. NEAR D STREET PUBLIC AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 27: first named proper’ 6 0’clock in front of the premises, south half e! . Todd's s1 ivion efficacy and pe- ng eaten as au nts per box, 8, Auctioneers, ‘ner of 7th and D ats. EAD- ESTATE SAGE OF 3 HAND. ARLY EW TW ¥ US) ES ON , ISLAND, BY inst. commencing on th .m., We shall sci, fLot H.in Wm. riginal Lot 1, aud all of Lot No. 5 and 6, in square No. 531, wit. the improve- ments, consistin, Brick House: to a 16 foot paved alley. Also, at 6's o’clock p.m of the’ premi Oty 18 feet 3 Square No. 535. Sale positi erms : For the brick hou one ance insix and twelve months, for notes bes interest, secured by a deed of trust on.the es Terms for the Frame Houses, one ance in four, eight and twelve months, for ni of three handsome Is feet front cach, and 130°feet decp, shal® sell, two-story in front Franie Houses. ud 198 feet deep, in third cash; ral @iird cash bearing interest, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchasers. $10 will be required.down on each house a8 they are sold by the auctroneers, in their hands GREEN & WiLLEAMS, Aucta, jy 15-eodtJuly2&d. Ctorurn Navy DsParTMENT. Berea oF Provisions AgECLOTEING, Separate Proposals, sealed and endorsed ‘Prop’: sals for Navy Clothing for Boys,” will be recenve® at this Bureau until 2 o'clock, p.m., on the ith day of Angust next, for furnishing and delivorin: on receiving thirty bat notice.) tates Navy yards, at Charlestow: Brooklyn, N.Y. thirds at the 1: ter y quantities of the different articles of Clot sizes} specified in the following list, £00 Blue Pea Jackets. 1,000 pairs Blue Satinet Trowsers. 1,000 pairs White Duck Trowsers. eed airs Blue Flannel or Knit Dri 000 Blue Flannel Oversiizts. 1 2,000 White Linen Froc! at the United snch number and vis ‘awers, 000 Blue Flannei or Knit Undershirts. Offers may be made for one or more arheles, at the opean of the bidder, aad in case more eager one of the, artic! Bureau will haye the right to accept one ox mc the articles contained in such offer and rej i The price must be unifori, and must embrace all of any owe or more articies de: remainder. able at both stations. ¢ iscontained in the offer, the Chict The materials of which the above-named articles of Clothing are mad spects, to the le must confoatg, in all re standard for men’s. garments and be of the same quality as the samples at said yards, For schedule of sizes bid Inspectors at the Boston, phia Navy-yards; ana for and regu ons (im pamphiet form) tracte, to the offices of the several C Nayy-yards and Navy Agents. the to Phila pemarding cons ouuAndants The Department reserves the rightto reject any proposal not considered advantageous to the ernment. TISILWANG, THE GREAT © EDY FOR GONORRHE®A. Onze Box with PERFORM ne Labox. Sold by JOHN J KR BSC uphamed00 ¢ Sent by mai enne. H GLEET, Bed PERFORM Gree. _ingredienta are purely vegetal . ea Oo taste, Bad or and may be camtied in the vest et withoutfear ofdetection. Circulars free. KROMER, Successor street FORD, Brive hitadel- 290 Pa. Ja 6-coly wi INJURE THE COMPLEXION BY PoW- DEKS the acy to the complexion. the pores eit atts tiga and Pou ys ; harsh and dry? It is ia the rE } harsh s use HELMBOLD'S Hiker ‘Ce SR SSP ARILEA. Tt gives a bril- AND WASHES which choke or fill v time Peave i Tear 25-6 HOMPSON'S POMADE OPTIEMS For im artineg s rich gloss aad exquisite rior to any oth pe air, is far su WELL ant. Prepared by York, and sot per bottle. rfume to her Pomade ex LS. & CO., New by all Druggists, Prae 35. aud 75 *S BALSAMIC MIX§URE.—This cid Beate er and entirely relivhte remedy for Be- cret Maladies, is forsale by ali Druggists. Pri $1 per bottle jsa 19-eoly 9 U PWARDS OF, cates and ree received, attestin; GENUINE PRE ommendatory te! the merits of ARATIONS, m from the highest sources, including men, Sletny aay gorernars, State y war Hom THIRTY THOUSAND certi tters have beer pecinent tates of, a