Evening Star Newspaper, July 22, 1865, Page 2

“THE EVENING STAR.| ‘Ww. D. WALLAEH, Editer and Proprietor. = WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY.. -JULY 22, 1865. _——— oe S7 READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE - BEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING ThE- @BAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER. tis Min See le 7 Persons leaving the city for the watering places or elsewhere, can have the Star for- warded to them in wrappers, by leaying their orders at this office, APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT. The following appointments of Assistant As- sessors of Internal Revenue haye been made by the President: Itinois, J. E. Smith, 3d District; S. M. MeCotter, ist District, 7th Division. Virginia, J. W. Woetry, 2d District, 5th Division; S. Bigelow, 2d District, 6th Division; ©, Dixon, 3d District, 34 Division; G. W. Rock, 1st Dis- trict, Ist Division; H. Pride, 1st District, 10th Division. New York, A. N. Leaman, Ist Dis- trict, 8th Division; T. Haughton, Isth District, | $th Division; G. linck, 2ist District, 4th Di- vision. Maryland, W. H. Burdick, 3d District, 6th Division. iowa, S. Hackley, 3d District, 9th Division. Kentucky, J. W. Mitchell, 6th District, 5th Division, Massachusetts, A. F. Sargent, 6in District, 10th Division. Indiana, S. C. Waite, 8th District, 11th Division. Louis- | iana, J. Daivers, Ist District, 14th Division; J. Joiners, Ist District 20th Division; J. Van ¥Frough, ist District, 2ist Division; E. Doyle, Ist District, 23d Division; J. B. Shroder, ist Dis- trict, 23d Division. California, G. D. Fiske, Sth District, 7th Division. Indiana, B. P. Hicks, 3d District Seay New Mexico, A. Morrison. Missouri, R. Salisbury, 6th Dis- trict; H. Turner, 6th District, 2a Division; J. B. Bryan, 6th District, 3djDivision; G. W. Breck- enridge, 6th District, 4th Division; A. J. Barr, 6th District, Sth Division; J. T. Ross, 6th Dis- trict, 6th Division; J. A: Wardsworth, 6th District, 7th Division; J. Severance, 6th Dis- met, Sth Drvision; O. Garwir, 6th District, 9th Division; M. P. Druiham, 3d District, 2d Division. BREVET APPOINTMENTS. Among the brevet appointments recently made are Brigadier Gen. Joshua L. Chamber- lain, of the First Division, Fifth Army Corps, to be Major General by Brevet, and Col. H. W. Perkins, Adjutant General of the late Twentieth Army Corps, to be Brigadier Gen- eral by Breyet. As an especial mark of ap- preciation of the gallant services rendered by Gen. Chamberlain during the closing campaign and in Virginia, in which he was thrice wounded, General Grant ordered the appoint- ment to date back to March 29th, the day of the battle of Quaker Road, which was the initiative of that grand and successful cam- paign. General Chamberlain was selected, it will be remembered, as the officer to re- ceive the actual surrender of Lee’s army, which stacked arms in front of his division. National Bayks.—The following National Banks have been created during the past week: Second N. B. of Leavenworth, Kansas, $100,000; Frederick N. B. Maryland, $150,000; N. B. of Rutland, Yt., $300,000; Trader’s Bank of Port- land, Me., $250,000; National State Bank of Newark, N. J., $600,000; First N. B. of Rush- Yille, L1., $65,000; Vincennes N. B., Indiana, $200,000, N. B. of Sonth Reading, Mass., $100,000; Rushville N. B. Indiana, S100,000; National Branch Bank of Madison, In: $300,000; N. B. Whitestown, N. ¥., $120, Union N. B. of Frenchtown, N. J.. $113,350: Phenix N.B., R. L., $65,000; National City New York, $1,000,000; Waterbury N. B. Vermont, 820,000; ona! Unidilla Bank New York, $150,000; National City Bank of Oitowa, Ill, $100,000; Citizen’s N.B. of Jeffersonville, Ind., $150,000; Exchange N. B. of Columbia, Mo., $100,000; Charlottsyilie N. B. Va., $100,000; Everett N. B. Boston, Mass., $200,000; Second N. B. Hillsdale, Mich., $100,000; Farmers’ N. B. Virginia, I11., $50,000; American N. B. Prov- idence, R. I., $1,437,650; N. B. State of New York, $2,000,000; National Fulton county Bank of Gloversville, N. Y., $150,000; First N. B. of Fairfield, lowa, $50,000; Walkall N. B. Middle- ton, N. ¥., $175,000. WA number of our cotemporaries are giving ees, OFFICE | A AND EASTER considerable space to what is called “unpub- lished correspondence between Generals Sher- man and Halleck,” Iaid before the Committee on the Conduct of the War. The correspond- ence referred to is not new, but was published some time ago. Ww? Hon.H S. Dawes, a Republican mem- ber of Congress from Massachusetts, has made aspeech sustaining and endorsing President Johneon’s policy. : @7 City Point will no longer be a military depot, as the post has been broken up and the Quartermaster ordered to report in Richmond #7 There was another Government sale of Sayannah and Sea Island cotton in New York, on Thursday, over eight thousand three hun- dred bales being disposed of. There was a large attendance of buyers, and the bidding was lively. The terms were payment in gold, the gold doilar being reckoned equivalent to one dollar and forty-two cents in Government paper currency. Middling fair Savannah cotton sold for thirty-seven and a half cents per pound, middling for thirty-three and a quarter to thirty-three and a half, and ordinary for twenty-three and a querter cents, First quality Sea Island brought eighty-six and a Balt cents. APPOINTMENT Or PostMASsTERS.—The fol- lowing appointments of Postmasters were made yesterday afternoon: y At Fredericksburg, Virginia, Charles Wil- liams; at Charlottesville, Virginia, Henry Mas- t Atlanta, Gicorgia, Thomas G. Simms; iledgeviile, Georzia, Pleasant M. Comp- ton; at Macon, Georgia, J. H. R. Washington; at Huntsville, Alabama, Heury Barham; ai Les eee Alabama, W. J. bbb; at Tren. ton, N. J., Joshua Jones, re-appointed’; at New Brunswick, N. J., John T. Jenkins, re-ap- pointed; at Hoboken, N. J., Gordon Farmer, re-appointed. ImcREASED Pay.—The distribution of the extra compensation to clerks in the Treasury Department, at Washington, voted at the last Session of Congress, has been made by the Sec- retary of the Treasury. The salaries of audi- tors or heads of bureaus, are increased from $3,000 to $4,000; chief clerks from $2,000 to $2,500 and $2,700; fourth class clerks from 21,300 to $2,300; third-class clerks from $1,600 to $1,800. The first and second classclerks get nofincrease of pay, and very naturally feel sore about it,— New Yor’ Times. 7 The Army of the Shenandoah is yvirtual- ly discontinued. The 12th Pennsylvania cay- alry have taken their departure for home from ‘Winchester. There are now no troops left in the valley but one-year men. The guerrillas are represented as having totally iteppesred, and the people are diligently employed in rais- ing Gor ee &c. Ina few days more there will probably be no troops Jeft im the valiey, except at Winchester. a7-Thr Liexieans have some large ideas of the Union force which is to occupy Texas. One Mexican journal says, beef has been con- tracted for equal to the supply of an army of 300,000 men. The Mexicans are expecting big things trom the occupancy, but if their expec- tations rest on calculations like the aboye, they will be sadly disappointed. The number of United States troops in Texas will not ex- ceed 20,000. a> *ondon, with a population of twoand a halt miy,'°D5, is admirably governed for xbout $12,000,c00 » Year. Paris, with a population of 2 million ana. 28lf, is kept in perfect order for about $10,0%,0 per annum. But New York, which has a “ulation of only eight hundred thousand, pays Sbout $17,000,000 9 year. ric ete s7-The St. Louis Republican contains & 1e- markable letter from Emerson Etheriege, of Tennessee, whose arrest for disloyalty waste. Preeitent Jonacor LP Leiter 1s addressed to equalled op!" , 4nd for cool impudence is ae -y by the epistie of John Mitchel, . -uajor General Te’ is tobe presented “with $23 000 In U.S.7-00 bonds by citizens of New Haven. &7 Four million dollars have been sub- scribed in New York for the great Ocean Steamship Line. ; @7 At some of the collieries in Pennsylvania the price of labor is reduced 40 per cent. since last year, and at some points a further reduc tion ts insisted upon. @7-The Emperor of Austria has signed a de- eree ordering the suprressfon of military tri- bunals for the trial cf offences committed by civilians in Hungary. S7-A monument to Mrs. Sigourney isto be erected at Hartford. ge Jobvn B. Gough, the temperance leetarer, Teporta aa income of $9,000 a year. we Fifty U.S. prisoners are to be sent te the New Hampshire State 2 a7 Rarrnem estimates the recent newspaper netecss GI bis museum #3 worth $i A,000. 8 OFFICIAL. Navy DeraReMast,SUly 18,2055. General Orders, No. 64. * ‘The “Act to provide a morééMicient pt for the Navy,” approved Marct#3, 1855, 8, the duty of every commanding o1 of a ° the navy, on returning from a ci , *‘toforw al immediately on his arrival in porte the s tary of the Navy a list of tho nameg of. h of crew who enlisted for three years a a, OD being discharged, are Bgtitled“€> an 07: discharge’ as a testimony of fidelity and obedi- ence;” and the act provides that if. any seaman, ordinary seaman, landsman or boy shall re-enlist for three years within three months after receiving an erable discharge. he shal enti! toan extra allowance of three bebe pes By a subsequent act the benefit of an‘*honor- able discharge” it extended to firemen and coal~ heavers. Phan 2% It is due to persons enlisted in the naval service, to the of service, ) there laws, intended te enconrage fidelity and obedience in the dischargé of duty, shoald be faithfully observes. The Department canzot permit the purpose of the law to be defeated, andthe promises held ont by it rendered illusory and deceptive, by the negligence of comnianding officers + In the ¢ e “Valley City,”’ recently re- turned from.a cruise under the command of Acting Master John A. J. Brooks, the list of fmen entitled to an honorable discharge was net transmitted to the Department until more than a fortnight after the discharge of tl.e crew; men entitled to an_hon- orable discharge received a mere certificate of dis- charge, and eyen the discharge given to them was in violation of the regulation ( paragraph 775) which requires that ‘every discharge paper, whether ble or otherwise,” shall contain a descrip- of the person discharged. In consequence neglect of duty on the part of theit com- gz officer, the men were subjected to the expense of traveling to the seat of Government in order “> obtain the discharges to which they were entitled. . For this disregard of law and violation of tho regulation, Acting Master John A. J. Brooks is dismissed from the service, and will, from this date, cease to be considered as an officer of the Navy. (Signed,) GIDEON WELLES, Secretary of the Navy. USGS Annual Meeting of the R. W. GRA AMPMENT will be held on MONDAY EV G. 2ith inst. Ms Jy 22-2t J. C.C., WHALEY, Grand Scribe. PREACHING TO-MORROW AT THE League Rooms, 9th street, (M. E.G. Con- gregation) atll a.m., by Rey. G. Brckixcuam; and at 7% by Rev. £.C. Merrick. Love Feast at 342 p.m. it WASHINGTON CITY, D. —Hereafter theJNORTH- MAIL, departing at 6 a. will close at 4.30. m. si 22-6t 8. J. BOWEN. Postmaster, lean BONUS OF FROM $50 TO $250. will be paid fora good Furnished or Unfurnished SE. centrally located. renting at a moderate rent. Address, stating fuli particulars, (no other response will be entertainéd,) Box 26 Star Office. it* VE COACH MAKERS ASSOCIATION, No. 5. A meeting will he held at the ‘Temperance Wl on MONDAY EVENING, 24th instant, at 3 ‘clock, to appoint Delegates to the National Con- ention. jy22-2t* W. MASON, Secretary, i, FENIAN BROTHERHOOD.—Every mem- u v ber of the WASHINGTON CIRCLE, F.B., nul be present at the next meeting, July'232. to hear and teke action upon important communica- tious from headquarters. By order of the Centre. i _D. J. TOOHY, MATTHEW RYAN, Secretary. it COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, Wasuineton, D. €.. July 22, 1855.—The public are herebs notified that no one is authorized to collect or re- ceive taxes on assessments of any kind ongef the Collector’s Office. AN taxes must be paid at the Collector’s Office in CAEL Hall. “iy 22-3¢ DIX FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! FIR WORKS !—A grand Pic-Nic and Exh tion cf Fireworks will he given at Beckert’s Ga den, Navy Yard, on THURSDAY, the 27th instant, commencing at 3 o'clock p.m. Fireworks at9o'l'k. Tickets 0 cents, admitting a Gentleman and La- dies A RTI IN. Collector, Pyrotechnist, A FESTIVAL WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY EVENING, ay 2th. and con- eral evenings, in the Hall on lth street, et. for the benefit of the colored néw school and chapel now being complete An abun- dant supply of Ice Cream and other Refreshments 1} be offered at moderate prices. o’clock. Admission 15 cents. will not Le on 19th street, as b Doors open at This festival fore stated. jy 22-3t* \ILLESPIE ON ROADS AND RAILROADS\— Mahan s Civil Engineering. Jervis oa Rail. way Property. Gayfier—Manuel des Ponts \et Chaussees, 2 vois.; Paris. -Henck’s Field Book for Engineers, Miffiinon Railway Curves. Borden's Formule for Constructing Railroads. Haupt on ge Coustructing. Andrew on Tramroads; Lo ‘Holly's American and Enropean Railway ractice. Bree’s Railway Practice. 4th serie London, Railways, Construction and_ Statisti London. {iy 22) FRANCK TAYLOR. FrRUT Jars: FRUIT Jars! Housekeepers who intend putting n are invited 19 « fresh fruit, nine our Self Sealing FRUIT does not require sugar, itis housekeeper to put up_all’ th ap Senenemnnnaoueo aren tas the District, who have ticed ove Sanne can warrant them equal. if not superior. to any x WEBB & BEVERIDGE, made, 2 504 Odd Fellows’ Hall, Seventh street. 22-10 Pp ROLEUM OIL IN WESTERN MARYLAND. REPORT 0 or DR. JAMES HIGGINS ON THE Agricultural and Oleaginous character of the Mctowen Property, situated at the foot of Dan's Mountain, in Alleghany County, Maryland. Also, a MAP, PROSPECTUS, AND INFORMATION relative to the FORMATION OF A COMPANY, with a view to the development of the above lands, W#7 Pawphilets and particulars can be obtained at MITCHELL & SON'S, Real Estate Brokers, Jy 2-S.M.&W2w = S. E.cor. Pa.ave. and 15th si. GREAT SALE, We invite the public in general to attend our sales every day. consisting of CHINA. GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, PLATED, TIN, AND WOODEN WARE, and everything usually found in a first class house- furnishing store. We name in part sets of Frenc English, and Stone China Ware; Toilet Sets, Naj ys, &c.; Goblets, Wines, Chanipagnos, Beer, Ale, Whisky and Table Glasses, Fruit Jars, Preserve Dishes, Fish Globes, Butter Dishes, Celery Dishes, Candy Jars, Syrup Bottles and Decanters, &c. To! 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. Call at 316 F street, between 16th and lith. Jy 21-1m J.B. FOLEY, Proprietor. GPEAT CLOSING OUT SALE. STORE FOR BENT. 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. MOSAMBIQUES, all stytos. All styles CALICOS. Fine qualities of CASSIMERE, for Men and Bays’ Wear. P AL GOODS of all kinds, OP SKIRTS, all styles. S KS, MANTILLAS, SILK CIR- LARS, BLACK SILK. all qualities. G VES, 75 cents a pair. cu 5 Allcolors KID Bleached and Brown COTTONS. FLANNELS X . HAMS. SHAWLA, all kinds and qualities. And varfous other Goods, too numerous to men- tion, which must be sold within three weeks. NOTICE. —The possession of the store will be given in three weeks For further particulars Earaite st . SYCEL'S, 421 Seventh street. ALL'S ALR-TIGHUT JARS, THE BEST IN USE, TIT CANS; : "S$ CEMENT. for sealing cans. INO. OGDEN, 519 7th st., near Pa.av. se A Ee ee » ALIZA, para &e Lamartine; Le Comte epotiteete Wictor Cherbulicz; La Bague d’ Argent, par Pout Perret; Dien et Diable, par Alex- aude Dumas; L’Ombre de Ludovico, par Amé?"o Ac ; Le ‘an d'une Jeune Fille pauvre. par Oscar Honore; Fernand Duplessis, par hugene Su Arge Piton, par Alexandre Dumas; Paul Me ar eyietan Gherbulier Azaile et Siete dar Paul oucher; Mademoiselle La Quain a Pry Sand. Ls 20) FRANCK TAYLOR. NHARLES BRECHT, BUCCE HO} . Johnson & Co, WINE MERCHANT: WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL GROCER, and d LE. PLIES: B99 Petha arcane, teaween sthand loth Streets, Washington, D.C. dy W0-coly Owen O'Hare.) {T. ¥. Noonan. crreal BE OM BENS NEE Ane AND GAS ttehhe ee FITTERS No. 402 D street, between 6th and 7th, Washington, D.C., i Are prepared to execute all orders appertaining to the ebove branches, en the moot reasonable térms, and in a thorough, practical acd workmaulike man- per. Charges moderate je Leta *. LOST AND FOUND. ST — ago, at the (oso Aboet ree belongi ins, Jet New Work Might Artillery. The: Ny rewarded by leaving them jaghusettsavenuc, between 2dand WM. DUD i ow REW ARD=Stra: yed or stolen, 0 inst,, about 8 ean, one dun 60) Ts.of a, _ GOVERNMENT Ghee i ens and 4 with black m: WASHINGTON, July 22, 1965, black lege and wh: his face. Th SE aig hc eas Jay Cooke & Co, furnish the following quo- and the river, corner of J9th st. iym- tations of Government securities : “PPSIEICT OF | COLUMBIA, “Wasnrxetox 2 Buying: ig EW eikas, oc aiglinirs Ceca rca ceers | 0: a Ox Ovaen Tata loi amb, the su Ties 0 Reine nishices of the Peace’ u: Be Aye. Whe tt ¥ iid. inrand forsaid county. ¢ day of Suly,in the | 1° S* en Forties 97 year 1855, as strays, TWO MULES, found on Water | U- Cees 93 street, Geo 1, one on the 12th instant, the | One Year other on the 17th instant; one a light bay, the other a dark brown, No. 1,945. They are both marked with the letter 8 on the neck. Given under my hand this 20th day of July, 1355. M. V. BUCKBY, Juscico Peace. The owners of the above mules will please come forward, prove property, pay charges and take them away, or will be sold according to law. _ €.C. WALKER, No. 93 Washington street, dy 22-3t* orgetown, B.C. AKEN UP ESTRAY—On the 20th inst,, one NEW.YORE FIRST BOARD SALES. Coupons, 116%; Five Twenties, old, 104; do new, 1033; Ten Forties, 96344; New Certificates 97%; Gold, 42x. +e +——__— FREEDMEN’S BUREAU In consequence of the great number of aged and decrepit colored people thrown upon the TRON GRAY HORSE, about 16 hands high. Government by their former masters in Mary- aoe owner is reanes {si to prexe arated land, & cirenlar bas been issued by Gen. charges. and remove the same rom sponses Howard, EIS AG of the Bureau of 1 0 “REWARD—Strayed away, on the 10th Freedmen’s pom atee cane: that unless such oriw and wile apart: cropand natertit ts | their indy servant, the agthorities will tale fhe Ibe cars and anvunderbitinthe right var, rhe | their inflgn servants, the authorities will take above reward will be paid if returned to Mr. | possession of their plantations for the support JESSE CHINN, No. 718 6th street, Istand. of colored people thus turned out from home. AS Ee —— - | Anorderhas also been issued by the military ARD-Strayed away on Saturday, | commander of the District of Eastern Arkansas requiring all planters in that distriet to pay the RE $10 8th instant, two COWS—one red, with let horn bored; the other white, with red spots, with colored people employed by them from the Ist of January, 1863. both horns bored. An: erson returning sai Cows to No. 46 2d street, Georgetown, D. C., will receive the above reward. i jy Sw am cat seas *. mos ES. The following correspondence with referende EW. —Stolen last night, between one i S = $10 REV AEDS talenis aye MARE MULE, to the indenture of colored children by army officers, which has been much in yogue during white spot on her neck; swollen.on her right hip: and a scar on her left fore leg. The above rew: the past four years, settles the question for th future: H will be givenif returned on Maryland avenue, (near Camp Barry.) between, Lith and 12th, streets east. 21-5¢* TH Ls. WASHINGTON, D. ©. 18, 1865.—Major Gsneral O. O. Howard, Chi EODORE J. SAMU Tul: ‘—On Wedneslay afternoon. 19th instant, a ef ed Bureau of Freed- men, etc.:—Dear General: There is one subjegt Lesa tr nook. containing valnable papers, connected with the administration of your de- SS cnaraion Picker between Hisdenahore and altimore, and over RA money. Any one re- 2 vhi i turning the Pocket-book, with the Papers, to tho Daderslanding seetts WHevIa oe aT eES te Na ttt jig geteln the mone S PRIME which the people generally need further light. {mean that connected with the indenture of Hons 6 nr ve Ce 20, 1966. ase ladensburg, July 20, 1965, dy 21-30" = : ; ade [ NIZE PAYA LIBERAL REWARD To Tite | Colored children. tawly fesident in slave States person holding the ENVELOPE containing the | D¥ army officers a BY F power of attcrney tome given b; Abraham Navra, IfI am not misinformed, the late Major Gen- of Vicksburg, Miss.. for fifteen bales of cotton, | ¢ral Wadsworth, while in command of the with the five affidavits proving the case. Also, | Department of this District, in the early period the Rye cr ale Dee NV puehors and pe are or aS of the war, consented that army officers under ay olls for extra duty service: on the delivery 0: is Ci: Suc! i said envelope and papers at Room No. 25 Euro- | [8 command might exercise such authority, pean Hotel, No. 212 Penn, avenue, wich per aie 2 * considerable oe ; ‘i H. T. KYLE, under the plea of military necessity, without jy 21-3t* Attorney-at-Law. the consent of the parents of such children. 5 = en Te Many such parents are now endeavoring to $50 WATCH IN, him, mada hyuice Readine, reclaim their indentured children under writs was lost on the nightof the 18thinst. The above | of habeas corpus, which are resisted. The ques- reward will be Pe id for its return tothe Jewelry | tion then comes up, are such indentures ré- Store of H. HOFFA, No. 337 Pennsylvania ay., | garded as valid by the Government or py your nd no guest} Kked st sonia and no questions as! i Jy 2 department, and what rules have been adopted | eee the promises, of the subscriber. on the subject} } yellow COW, with white face. By paying & - 'Wery respectfully, yours, &e., ; penses, the same will be delivered to the owner. In. Cuarves A. Lex, M. D.' Pare SE, rabeeriber a nous a aoe ipma sae The foliowing is General Howard’s endorse- - Ww ment on the above letter: id. iy 20-3t) COGGESHALL. O8T—Gn Monday night, the 17th instant, from WAR DepartMENT, Bureau Refugees, &4., the pasture of Charles C. Hill, Prince George’s | Washington, July 19, 1965.—Respectfully ré- county. Md.. a large Bay MARE. white mark near 4 turned to Dr. Chas. A. Lec. Several cases of the left shoulder, caused by the saddle; alittle] i Monture have come before me Tine scum in her right eye; about 15% hands high. $6) | indenture have com me, 1 Mave de- reward will be paid if returned to MICHAEL} Cided that children cannot be bound out with- CULHANE, Colligton, Prince George's county, | Out consent of thé parents, or in case of an or- Md. phan, not without.consént of an officer of this Bureau, or a guardian approved by sucha iy 20-3t* @Qe REWARD.—Strayed tolen. from th $2! undersigned, onthe morn: | thority.” Before the establishment of this Bu- reau, U. S. officers may be regarded in tle o) pasture of the undersigned, on the mora- ing of the 16th inst.,a very large BLACK HOR Any person returning the said property to No same. relation as the officers of the Bureau now are. Whenever any one of them has bonnd outa child without the parent's consent, that miriana avenue, he will receive the above reward. 18-}w* CHARLES SHETLER. NOUND—A large Bay MARE, 15%; hands high. | consent should be obtained, otherwise the p@- The owner can have the same, by paying ex-.| rent will have tho right to the child. The ee penses. on application to, es J. WHIGAM, 7} Of indenture for otter children apply to the j o3t* "312.0 strect. Bank Rest colored in the different States, excepting of . course those which belong toslayery, and haye necessarily passed away with it. (Signed,) O. 0. Howarn, Major General Com’r, &c. Official:—Sam. L. TaGGart, A. A. General. BOARDING. OR RENT—With or without BOARD, in pi vate family. a large, well furnished, 2d stoi front ROOM. Jiaving water and gas, and privile; cal Also, ad story front ROOM. Apply 112 etweom E and F streets north. TESTIMONIALS FROM SWITZERLAND. There was to-day laid before the State De- yartment two large and handsomely bound yol- umes of manuscript, sent to this country by Mr. Fogg. our Minister to Switzerland, under date of June 20th, which contain the originals of the official addresses of the Governments of twenty-one Cantons, and. numerous Munici- palities, Communes, Associations, Schools, &.. expressing the universal joy oecasioned in Switzerland by the success of our arms in the late war, and the no less universal sorrow oc- casioned by the assassination ot Mr. Lineomn. These bear oyer twenty thousand signaturés, including all the members of the Federal Coun- cil, and most of the leading civil, military and h- | cantonal officers, and yery many teachers, clergymen, and private citizens. In truth, says Mr. Fogg, they comprise the aggregate and congregated yoice of all Switzerland, whose hearts, hopes, and prayers were bus dur- ing the long, dark struggle just ended. ———— ~ UNION LIGHT GUARD. The order issued yesterday for the mustering out immediately of the Union Light Guard, (President's escort,) was to-day temporarily reyoked by order of the Secretary o: War. This company is commanded by Lieut. James B. Jamison, of Columbus, Ohio, Second Lieut. George Ashman, and is composed of one man from each county of the State of Obio, selected by a military committee appointed for that duty. The horses are the flnest in the cavalry service, and a better company was probubly OUR, CORN, CORN MEAL, OATS, HAY, | never organized. A number of the men are and AILL FEED. iy 19-1w* detailed as clerks at the War Department, and Serene Sacto wre atepaten ‘@ good | as attendants at the Executive Mansion. mainder apply to. J. H. JOHNSON, ; Foot lith street, NNT SOR ley WHR MANUAL OF PENSION, BOUNTY AND d BOUNTY LAND LAWS, with the forms now in use in the Pension Offic Darius Forbes, late Chief Examiner in the Pension Office, Rafl’s Man- ual of Pensions, Bounty and Pay. Wor RENT—ROOMS, with or without BOARD, Bat 173 2d street west. jy : OARD.—First-class Table Board can be had at 416 8th st., near G. Reference, my present boarders. Je25-Im* of ee BOARD at $25 a month, 350 E street, between 10th and lth streets. Also, two fur- nished BOOMS to let, suitable for two or more gen- tlemen. je7-tf = Ppurssanz VIEW SEMINARY, A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, Situated immediately on the railroad from W. ington to Baltimore, five miles from Was! ington, at the’ Bladensburg or Hyatsville Depo. MRS. A. E. McCUTCHEN. Principai. _ The term commences the firet Monday (4th) of Septembe r, 1855. ‘or terms, & DIRS. A. jy 20-Im* (CHEAP watC H We are now offering’ our stock Gold Pe: Hyattsville. 's County, Md. NS. ot of Watches and at reduced prices. Watches 87, $9, 312, 35. $30 and upwards, Gold Peas Ture dozen. Send stamp tor cir- cular. SAMUEL H. BURBANK «CO. jy 19-6t__ 208 Broadway, New York, Box 4 agCEN LAMBIE, DEALER IN _, FLOUR, FEED, &., No 9) Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th sts., keeps constantly on hand a full supply of the vari- ous seats ot $15. $20, $25, § and Cases $8 to. THE ANDERSONVILLE PRISON. It was stated in the Sfar, a short time since, that an officer of the Government had béen sentto Andersonville, Ga., to investigate the charges of crue!ty practiced upon Union pris- oners, with a view to prosecuting the perpe- trators. That officer, Major E. S. Osborn, of the Bureau of Military Justice, returned yes- terday, and his report was to-day placed on file in the office of Judge Holt. Capt. Webb, commandant of the prison, has been arrested, and committed to the Uld Capitol prison. Wharf. OLE LEATHE TR LADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS, PACKING TRUNKS. VALISES, LEATHER, CANVASS and CABPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., At very reduced Pies to close out our present stock. WALL, STEPHENS & CO., 2 322 Penn. avenue, jy 12-2wif (Int.&Chron.] bet. 9th and 10th sts. B. CHURCH & CO., . Corner of Maryland av. and ith st., Island, Wholesale and retail dealers in ALL KINDS OF LUMBER. Bills of Oak, White Pine, Spruce or Hemlock cut to order at the shortest notice and on the most rea- sonable terms. 3y 12-Im* Ges TeENEN ‘ SUMMEB « PARDONS. Among the petitions for pardon yesterday were those of the rebel General Jeff. Thomp- son, of Mo.; Ex-U. S. Senator Johnson, of Ark.: Gen. Deas, of -Ala.; Thos. M. Jones, member of the rebel Congress from Tennessee; Gen. Joseph A. Lewis, of Ky.; and J. L. Orr, formerly Speaker of the U. S. House of Representatives. AND BOY'S CLOTHING. Our large Stock, being full and complete in all departments, offers great inducements to pur- Sav: chasers wishing Fine Goods at Navy Department, Mr. Faxon, on yesterday GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. occupied the apartments provided for them in Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT is well supplied | th new building recently added to the De- with the best qualities of Goods for Gentlemen's | partment. The rooms are very spacious, and Wear, which we will make to order ia the LATEST | elegantly furnished, and much more suitable STYLES, at short notice, i for their present use than those hitherto oceu- NAVY DEPARTMENT. The Secretary of the Navy, the Assistant Secretary, Mr. Fox, and the Chief Clerk of the WALL, STEPHENS & CO., pied. jy122wjif 82 ennsylvania avenue. HE OLDEST TEL CONDUCTE: ) Ok THE SECRETARY SEWAERD’S FAMILY. EUROPEAN PLAN, ~~ O% THE) oryg Acsistant Secretary of State, Mr. Clnr- Is caer ROP AN HOTT capacity. ence Seward, left Washington last evening for York, for the purpose of aecompanying'to this city the absent members of the family of Sec- retary Seward. He is expected to return on Monday. Corner Pa. av. and ith st., Washington. D. C. This Hotel, the,oldest conducted on the Buropean in this city’ has been enlarged and proved in every way necessary for the accommodation of the increasing guests. Thankful for the patronage already receftetethe proprietor hopes that by attention to business to continue to receive patronage as heretofore. Guests will only, be charged with what they receiva, Charges are moderate. _e B-tf P. EMRICH, Proprietor. ‘ PAROLED. The President has directed the release on pa- role, with permission to return to Georgis of the Rebel General Phillip Cook, a prisoner of war in the department of Major General Hart- ‘uff, wag HEALD'S AMERICAN B MERICAN BRASS »”: an Music furnished when s . , rector, o st. be A. P. SHERMAN, Sectetary. fein teepte Hees 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, and no exposure. Itis pleasant in taste and odor, ian- mediate in its action, ani free from all injurious mar RELEASED, By direction of the President all prisoners of war, including the rebel Generals, are to be released on parole upon taking the oath of allegiance. NATIONAL DEPOSITORY. ee Se 36-6m The Alton National Bank, of Alton, Mlinois, f At i " Leon ee pecs Sue Spomelar has been created a United States depository. allid check. Debility is accompanied by many Barming symptoms, and if no treatment ie gub- mitted to, Consumption, Insanity or Epileptic Fite ensue. mar: TS GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.— Therefore, the nervous and debilitated should naa use HELMBOLD’S EXTRAOT BU. HU. mar 25-6m Ho ie ee te Une OF THIRTY THOUSAND oerti- ficates and recommendatory letters have been THE Crops.—The monthly report (June and July) of Commissioner Newton, gives an encouraging showing of the condition of the crops throughout the country promising an abundant harvest. Rustand the chinch bug have injured the quality and amount of the ar wheat crop in some localities, but it is belioved ived. attesting the merits of HWLMBOL, that the general crop will be sitflicient te yiold GENUINE PREPARATIONS, many which are alarge amount for exportation. The present rom the highest spurcess be = and moist weather is bringing forward ymen, State judges, &o. Westie eo aa rite bj fg the corn crop in the most satisfactory manner. Bo nis TOE ee A Bn LMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUGHDU 19 | The ost eropis everything that could be de- pleasantin taste and odor, free from st inju- | aired. ‘The potato has-been injured by anew Ease by pas Hen aoe immediate in ite ection enemy, in the shape of alarge beetle, which Acuxanpria News—The Alexandria . ROR ieee th . the potato, tomato and A = spon ve Th peas “weather has | tte of 1 bursday contains the following: = § 2 Anat ithe injured plants have Taenea Toes are leaving the tArmers in the been Fo i injured plan' V® | Northern Neck of Virginia in large numbers, 4 pidly re so that the present prospect to Washington, Onlya few cf '® good potato yield is promising. The increased the ese dnd butter. The hay crop is it raised: Fruits are not so uni- ly good:s4Pie Canker worm, severe frosts in The Eastern and Middle States are more fortunate, and there the truit of Abendance of “pastures has ssmbant op thé Jaagesbiy and wet weather haye been unfavorable many localities. all kinds are in good condition.~ ANOTHER SLIP 'TWEXT THE EP AND The appointments fot Custorh-House Webster, Collgctor; to succeed Henry W. Hoffman, John McJilton, and Friant Corkran, appointed last week, are still “on tne Books.” The appointmeats were made on Wednesday, and the commissions made ont and ready for delivery. Thursday morning, however, the opposing parties ob- ‘tained au audience with the President, and made such additional representations that he directed the suspension of the eormmissions until he could examine further into the matter. This is the second tir these appointments have been acted npon and the faction revoked. Who the ultimately successful candidates will be, it is impossible to foretell. CurRENCY.—The national currency issued during the week ending July 22d amounts to $3,787,650, making 2 total of $157,907,665 now in circulation. oe TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. FROM TENNESSEE. Good Effect of President Johnson's Policy. NasHyILLe, July 2l—Eleyen bushwhackers were captured in Hamlin county, and will be brought in to-day, and will be severely dealt with. : The timely endorsement by President Jobn- son of Goy. Brownlow’s course relative to the approaching election, has greatly cooled the excitement cansed thereby. Arrangements will be made to compe! submission to Jthe ithe Crane and Ferguson trial is progressing slowly. The testimony for the piosecntion still occupy both courts, and is very damaging to the accus —_————$ rr The Haytien Insurrection. New York, July 22.—The latest intelligence from Hayti shows the insurrection to be still confined to Cape Haytien. The Government is able to take that city, but desires to spare the effusion of blood, which would be necessary ina direct attack. President Geffrard has is- sued a proclamation to his people, assuring them that the motte of liberty and fraternity of the insurgents is asham. He offers amnesty to the inhabitants of Cape Haytien, and urges them to expel the rebellious leaders. Part of Cape Haytien is now in a state of blockade, The Pirate Shenandoah. Boston, July 22.—A private letter by the last muil from Australia states it was rumored at Meibourne that the pirate Shenandoah was ernising off the coast of New Zealand. An American three masted schooner, recently burnt near that coast, was supposed to have been destroyed by her. Scarcity of Food in Georgia and Alabama. LovisvitLz, July 21.—The commandant of this post has been instructed to stop transpor- tation of refugees to Georgia and Alabama, on account of the scarcity of food in those States. +-O9e> a LOCAL NEWS. ———— The Internal Revenue List. The following, in addition to what we Lave already given of the workings of the Distriet Bureau of Internal Revenue, will be of interest. The number of those in yarions occupations im the District who haye paid for licenses up to June 5, 1865, may be set down as follows:— Apothecaries, $10 license, 2 paid; architects, $10 license, 1 paid; auctioneers, $10 license, 1 paid: do., #20 li se, 3 paid; bankers, $100 for capital not over $50,000, for excess $2 for each additional $1,000, 13 paid; billiard rooms, each table. $10 license, id; hrewars, annnal manufacture less t 500 barrels, $25 license, 14 paid; do., not less than 500 barrels, $50 license, id; bowling alleys, each alley,?$10 license, 4 pa brokers, cattle, annual sales not over $10,009, 310 license, excess $1 tor each additional $1,000, 3 paid; do., commercial, 220 license, 6 paid; pawn, $50 license for capital not over 10, for each additiona 3000, 3 paid: do., stock, $50 license, 1 paid; builders, annuai contracts not over $25,000, $25 license, 45 paid: butchers, retail, $10 license, 1U3 paid; cireus #100 license, 2 paid; claim agents, $10 licen 246 paid; confectioners, $10 li ers, $10 license, 1 paid; dentists, 3 i eating houses, $10 license, 146 paid; gift enter- prises, &50 license, 2 paid; horse dealers, 31S license, 3 paid; hotels, rental 0 or less, 310 license, and $5 for every additional $100, 77 paid; insurance agents, $10 license, 16 paid; wuwyers, $10 license, 76 paid: livery stable keepers, $10 ‘license, 1S paid; lottery dealers, $100 license, 20 paid; manufacturers, SI license, 273 paid; patent agents, $10 license, 16 paid; peddlers, first class, #50 license, none paid; do., second class, #25 license, 7 paid: do., third class, $15 license, 98 paid; do., fourth class, $10 license, 107 paid: 3 Jewelry, 350 license, 4 paid; photographers whose annual receipts are not over #500, $10 license, 9 paid: do over $500 but less than $1,000, $15 license, 4 paid; do. over $1,000, $25 license, 11 paid: plumbers and gas fitters, $10 license, 14 paid; physicians and surgeons, $10 license, 92 paid; al estate agents, $10 license, 14 paid; rectifiers, license, 3 paid; retail dealers, $10 license, 20 paid; do. in liquor, $25 license, 841 paid: paid; theaters, S100 1,2 stallions, $10 license, 2 2 paid; tobacconists, #10 license, 14 paid; veter- inary surgeon, | paid. It will be seen that there is quite an array of claim agents in the District, 246. There are S41 liquor dealers, a full regiment. butchers, there are 103; eating-house: the 265 wholesale houses published yesterday, 222 are located in Washington, 40 in George- town, and 3 in the county. There are in Washington 1,064 retail dealers: 740 retailers of liquor, 1 commercial broker; 11 real estate agents; 1b lottery dealers; 2 cattle brokers, In Georgetown, 130 retail dealers; 75 retail liquor dealers; 5 commercial brokers; 3 real estate agents; 2 lottery dealers; 1 cattle broker. In the county, there are 23 retail dealers; 23 retail liquor dealers; and 6 peddlers. Of course this estimate is based upon the re- turn of those paid up to the 5th of June, 1565. There are no doubt many others doing busi- ness in each locality who hi not yet been re- turned. Ot ee eer Granp LARCENY.—On Monday last, Edward Maher was arrested by Detective Bigley, upon a warrant issued by Justice Walter, on the oath of Justice N. H. Miller, charging Maher with the larceny of $597 from the complainant in September last. Maher wis employed, as Miller alleges, as a clerk for him, when the substitute business was profitable. One day Maher called on Miller for the money in ques- tion, saying he wanted to put in some substi- tutes. The money was given him by Miller, and Maher went away, and telegraphed 'to Miller from Baltimore that he did not want to beat him out of the money; but he had = got drunk and = lost it, Detective Rigeley went to. Baltimore imme- diately and arrested Maher and brought him to Washingiow. Mr. R. Edwards became re- sponsible for the money and the prosecution ceased. Maher went away promising to re- turn intwo weeks and pay the money. He did not come forward. according to promise, and in the meantime Miller obtained evidence to show that Maher had, previous to obtaining the money, said he intended to beat Miller out ofit. The testimony was heard beforeQWustice Walter yesterday, and the case is held under advisement, Mr. D. R. Smith becoming bail for the sum of $500 for the hearing of the case, when the Justice will announce bis decision. —— Oe Poxick Rerorts—Third Precinct.—Harriet J. Pierce, disorderly; $2.44, John Pierce, do; dismissed. Thomas Early, violating Corpora- tion ordinance; workhouse. James Morris, do.; $5.44. Charles Barker, W. S. Titus, drunk: military. Dennis Duuivan, drunk and digor- erly; £5.44. . Fourth Precinet.—Lucinda Mason and Isaac Henry, grand larceny; jail for court. A. Wool- field, drunk; Thomas Jenkins, drunk aud dis- orderly; $5 each. Peter Ploens, assault and battery with intent to kill; bail for court: also, ; bail for peace. “Mary Owens, grand y; John Bemiller, rape; bail for court, Eliza Stacey, assault aad battery; bail for ence. E Tenth Precinct.—John Clark, assanit and bat- tery; Sarah Harrington, petit larceny, bai} for cail for court. Henrietta Johnson, disorderly; Wm. Robinson, suspicion of larceny; Andrew Jackson, James Ys it riding, Charies Shul, suspiciom of larceny; dismissed. Patrick Onllinano, assault and battery; bail for court, Liazie Brown, disorderly; $150. 1P— fficers for the port of Baltimore, Md.,-of Edwin-H. Edington Fulton, Sur- veyor; and Samuel M. Evans, Nayal Officer; and coming” sh are retnenuye, The steamboats tase olf fort twicea week. On some of the lar. dren. a ‘ The corn crop in the Northern Neck of portion to the quantity planted, more abundant yield than usual. that Colonel J. S. be the candidate of the southern 7th Cor the Governor will be shortly out of the way. and Alexandria Jeurnal. —= Soip.—The Republican was badly taken in and done for yesierday to the extent of copy- ing without guile, the Richmond Republic's startling account of the deeomposed body of Lynn C. Doyle (Linseed Oil!) being found iu a barrel at a druggist’s in that city. —_—_o~—_— ATTENTION is ¢: to the anuouncement ewhere of the pic-nic of the Northern Liber- t Association at Analostan Lsland on Mon- day vext. A very pleasant time is expected. ork ea age EUACE, Afiairs in Georgetown. Tre MARKET.—The business in the new market presented a very lively and encourag ing appearance this morning. The neat an¢ cleanly arrangement of the stock upon t stalls, invites the purchaser looking for the best the market affords. The prices of ments and Bre tice differ but little from those of the Washington market. CanatL.—The arrivals since yesterday are nineteen, all with’coal, consigned as follows: Consolidation Co. lit toms; Cumberian Co., 966 tons; Central Co., 109.14 tons, Borden Co., 325.11 tons; American Co., 428.2 tons; Swanton, 12.4 tons. Departed—Nineteen boats, light, heavy rains in the upper country, has been muddy during the past week or ten days, pat- ting a temporary stop to the sport of the Wal- tonians, who delight in clear water to catch perch at the falls. It is now clearing a little, and unless a heavy rain should intervene, it will soon be in good order for fishing. Port oF GEonGETOWN.—Entered—Steamer E. C. Knight, Mason, from Philadelphia; steamer A. €’. Stimers, Knox, from Philade phia. Cleared—Bark Eagle, Robinsen, Bs more; barges B. Franklin, McCarthy, New York; Q. R. Sullivan, Swartwout, New York; S. Warren, Sharp, New York; sloop Fairplay, Hall, Cone River; schooner M. Hunter, Orr, Portland. WANTED. ‘ee or four good CARPENTERS who ar: astomed to fram: Good wages Will be paid to good hands. Apply at the Gas eis, Bree Be [eX 3 SBALe OF GOVERNMENT FRAME TWO Chief Quart. He Of Depot Washingt af uartermas' 7s as. ton, Washi De buly 2.1855, jc 2 ‘ashington, 5 Will be sold at public auction, on the premives, under the direction of Capt, J. H. Croyell. AQ: M.,on THURSDAY, July 27, 1355, at 6 o'cloc p.m, : i TWO FRAME BUILD 4 One, fourteen by twenty-eight fect; the ot twenty-four by thirty-four feet; moveable, «hi roofs, and sittated a° the corner of Hth street ea and C street south, in the city of Washington, D. ( DH. RUCKER, Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, ay Beat Depot of Washington, cf SRAND PIC-NIC x T ANALOSTAN ISLAND. BY THE NORTHERN LIBERTI BS ASSOCIATION, oN MONDAY, JULY 24, 1865. $1, ADMITTING GENTLEMAN AND LADIES COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS . Robertson, allagher, Jes Vook, cle, W. Spencer. i gh street, George ery fifteen minutes during the’ day an smencing atB o'clock, iv : ‘T,—DISTRIOT OF COLUM- BIA, Wasuincton County. To-wit:— In tho case of A. ©. Baker, Executor of John Sinith, d i, the Executuraforesaid has. with the appro f the Orphan's Court of Washington county said, appointed TUESDAY, the 15th day of August] next, for the final settlement and ‘dis- tribution of the personal estate of said deceased, and of the assets in hand,as far as the same have been cellected and turned into money; when aul ele * 5 creditors and heirs of said Socepsell are ed o attend (at the Orphana’ Court afore safa"PWith their claims properly, vouched, oF they may be excluded from all bencht in said deceased's estate: provided a copy of this order be published once a week for three weeks in the Evening previous to the said 15th day of Angast, 1515. Test: Z. C. ROBBINS, F iy 22-law3w* Register of Wills. YW. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers. South corner Pen: SALE OF GROCERIES, SUTLERS GOODs, TO- BACCO, SEGARS, LIQUORS, &c. On TUESDAY MORNING, 35th instant, we will sell in front of the anction rooms a stock of Gro- ceries, Liquors, &¢., embracing— Boxes Tobacco, Segars, fine cut Chewing Tobacco evening, On cou hiurg Tobacco y. Brandy and Gin Boxes Pepper, Mustardand Soap. * oO Jellies, Preserves and Pickles, aud Canned Fruita Cases Claret, Whisky and Braudy Barrels Crackers, Cakes £0 oe Cakes and er or se Cases Champagne, Suit’s Whiskey, Schnapps, & White Lead mi Alotsmall Stores, iy 2 W.L. WALL & €O., Auct Y W. L. WAUL & CO., Auctioneers, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION On FRIDAY MORNING, July 23th, inst., com- mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the residence ofa gentleman. No: 450 E street, between $d and 434 strects,all his Household Furniture, embracing Very Superior Parlor Furniture, Mahogany Cane Parlor Chairs, Centre and Side Tal Arm and Side Chai Curtain Shades, Mirrors, Mantle Ornament». &c., Dining Room Furniture, Glass and Crockery ware. Cutlery, &c., &¢., Chamber Furniture, consisting 0} Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstanis, Excellent Feather Beds, Pillows, Bolsters and other Bedding, Kitchen Furniture; Cook Stove and Cooking ___ Utensils. jy 2 WM. L. WALL & GO., Aucta GAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS! Practical Fire and Water Proof Compositios and Gravel Roofers. Roofs put on in-the best manuer, Roofing Materials always on hand, Office 426 Massachusetts avenue, between. 6th @nd 7th sts. north, Washington, D.C. jy 17-6t* Useeerts MOSQUITO BARS. 452 SEVEN7H STREET. Guaranteed to be the simplest, cheapest, and mos effective Mosquito Bar ona ihvented, forming 8 fect protection against Mosquitoes, Flies, &., for night or day. Call and examine them, ether with a large stock of WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADRS, and Qype PICTURE FRAMES CORDS, TASs- BEES, &c., at OTHROCK'S. “Je $0-im "" 452 7th st., opposite -Patcnt Ufce. THE LADIES - OF WASHINGTON GEORGETOWN, AND ALEXANDRIA Money Sayed by buying your DRY GO: at : 13 Aas Rue . 0. street, 2 doors from &, at B. Newman’s old stand, The present propriétor, Isaac Sycet; begs leave te announce to the public and his old customers that bt intends to sell a large stock of new Goods lately bought at New York Auctions, at prices lower thst any Store in thie city. I mention in part— Men and Boy’s wear from 3744 cents up. Bleached and Brown Mus ‘om 2a.couts Hp. Calicoes, fast colors, at 2% cents. Shawls ofall kinds from § u All Wool Flannel from 40 cents up. 10-4 Linen Sheeting $1.50.- 10-4 Cotton Bleache@and Brown wery cheap. A lerge stock of Dress Goods, Lawns, Alzpaca, White Goods, Hesier ‘ancy Goats in genersl, at prices to suit: eve: y We Will mame en part— Fringed Towels 25 cents. Splendid Berks $2 per dozen. Irish Linen from % cents up. roa Also, on hand a inge stock, of Heop Skirta prices to suit every’ 200 yards Bpoet. ¥ ‘otto: es, Scents a Pou'efalltoculiat | ESAAC SYCEL’S, tB Newman’aold stand, 443 7th streat jy W-0cd Newman’so! kjand. 265 ag ITE oT po. deepeciealyis 7-5 SEN ripe in * 1 Cam bane jeans Pishon aud Nivtorta Law, a 2 Sebo, Lawn Be, aud Inserting. Bee a eee Ra irs nad Haudkerchiets, Irieb Linen, Roll Di F, rte Cehs towels, Nopkins, | Together with a_large wssertment of fine Facog Ro et ample : Bow prices at 's FANOY STORK, ve Soo E st., pear Nth, wave ‘Aoater s Grover’s N.B. Waista made to order. Sy dete emai Chemical Analyse Arkh x elie Su ee aw eB be ot HELMBOLD'® PREPARATIONS, thoy enjoy our utmost confidence, We conniter m hafe and re NEVRELS liable & YATES i Phisdstphia, duno Wh, 1H) mar 26-68 THE Riven.—The water, in consequence of x to fifty from s@veral of the landing’s once or farms only two or thiree of the formér seryyints re- main, and they Ate generally women am! chil- ginia ts Very promising, and is Htety,am' pro- to prodgucy’ a Itis currently reported in Faugnier county Osby, of Warrenton, is t> portton of te neressional district for Congress, pro- viding Governor Smith, who claims it, can be got outof the way... It is further ruincréd that It is understdod that Jobft Scott, Eoq. of Fanqguier, is writing the life of Colonel Mosby, the will be made ont equal to Mason, of South Carolina, of Revoiutionary history— ¢ u- j | |