Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1867, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR. THE TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT. The trislof Jonbn H. Surratt was resumed the Criminal Court this morning, before Judge Fisher, and the testimony for the de- fense continued. The prisoner and jurors having been brought in, the Court was opened, and— Jove) Carrol was recalled and cross-@xam~ ined by My. Pierrepoint.—Witness knew Mr. kcnapp and Mr. Cobell—saw them in the Court room and poiated them gut; saw aman pres- ent, heard it said bis mame was Roberts; had no conversation with bim in Elmira. Hada conversation with Mr. Knapp in Elmira. Did not remember of seeing Mr. Roberts with Mr. Knapp. Witness told Mr. iknanp be thought he could identity the man. Witness did not say Surratt wasa | tailor. Did tell Mr. Knapp be saw the pris- ouer in Elmira on the Lith and 14th of April, 1865; did not remember particularly. Did not remember of telling him it was the 1@ta. To the best of his memory witness said he saw him on the 13th and 14th; told Mr. Cobell the same thing. One of the proprietors of the store where witness was employed left on the evening of the 12th and returned on the morn- ing o the I5tb. that was how witness fixed the date. Witness saw Mr. Cobell almost every day while in Elmira; bad talked with him about this thing more than once. Saw Mr. Knapp & number of times; had talked with him more than once on this subject. Had seen a man with Knapp who ft was aid was a detective, but witness did not ow him. Had seen a man with Cobell beard it said that he was a_ detective. Witness saw the prisoner in che jail; told Co- bell after, that he identified him; never told Cobeli he could not identify him; never told obeil, Knapp, and Roberts, that he could not idenufy him. ‘The store where witness was employed was not closed on the 4th of April: did not remember what time be went to the store; the prisoner came in tne store on the 13th. ‘Witness told him he did not have the goods he ‘wanted then, but Mr. Offutt. one of the pro- prietore, was in New York. and witness told im he ‘might send the goods, and they might be thereon the next day: the prisoner called again on the 14th, and inquired if those goods had come. Witness replied, no. Witness was sure he never told any one he could not recog- nize the prisoner; never told either Knapp or Cobell that be asked the man if his name was Surratt, and he replied that it was. Witness first heard his name was Surratt a short time betore coming here. Witness had nosuspicion abont him; treated bim as any other customer. Did ask bim if he was @ Southerner, and he replied he was: butdid not ask his name. By Mr. Bradley.—The man came from the direction of Water etreet; the Brainard house, now called the Rathbone house, was on Water street: witness saw Major Foster in the cars but never had any conversation with him: was told last evening that Roberts was a detective; had @ conversation with Knapp yesterday, after leaving the court héuse, abont | Surratt being a tailor. Knapp said be had mis- | understood witness, about him saying that | Surratt was a tailor, witness sai@ that being a aiicr be became acquainied with many per. sons: had understood that Mr. Knapp and Bir. Covell were hunting up evidence for the Gov- ernment. By a Juror—Knapp was very anxious to come on wih witness. By Mr. Pierrepoint.—Witness knew Major Field, a hotel keepar in Elmira: never told him that he conld not recognize Surratt. Hoes Ulivin Jenkins Sworn, and examined by Mir. Merrick —Witness in April, 1865, resided at Mrs. Surratt’s house. Knew Mr. Weich- men, Miss Fi:zpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Hollohan snd Anna Surratt,and knew John Surratt. John Surratt was not about the house on Good Friday, the day of the assassination. Saw him about two weeks previous to that on Monday evening. Miss Fitzpatrick got his supper. Witness took s walk with Mrs. Surratt and others, when Mrs. Surratt stopped at the Herndon House, Miss Anna Surratt went with her. Miss Fitzpatrick. Mr. Weichman ind Witness walked down the street a short distance. Mrs. Sntratt did not say who she was going to the Herndon House to see. Djd not say she was going to cee Payne. On the night of the assassination witness was at sup- | er. While at the table the bell was rung. iss Anna Surrati answered the bell, ‘and Mr. Scott, trom the Navy Yard, left two papers for witness. Did not hear any foot- steps going into the parlor. After supper, Miss Anna Surratr, Mrs. Surratt. Mr. Weiehman, Dliss Fitzpatrick, and wimness went to the pai for. Wimess and Miss Fitzpairick were teas. ing Mr. Weichman. Miss Surratt retired early Mr. Weichman left the room first. Witness did not bid him good night at his bed room door; ‘was positive about that. Noticed nothing pe- culiar in Mrs. Surratt’s) manner on that night. Did not hear Mrs. Surratt ask Weich- mau to pray for ber intentions. Heard no such expression Witness was at breakfast with Mr. Weichman, Mr. Hollohan. Mrs. Holloban, and Miss Fitzpatrick the morning after theassassination. Heard We'chman say nothing abour Dis suspicions. On the evening | that they were taken to the Provost Marshal's office did noi see Mrs. Surra't whisper any- thing to Anna in the parlor. Wimess saw Mrs. Surratt, Miss Surratt,and Mr. Weich- man in the parlor t o'clock in the morning after the assassination. Did not hear Miss Surratt say, +b, ma, sli this will bting sus- Ppicion on our house: just think of that man being here one hour before.” Did not hear Mrs: Surrait say, “Come what will, my Gaugbter, I think that Jobn Wilkes Booth was an insirument m the hands of the Al- mighty to punish this proud and licentious people.” Witness ere shown the recister of St. Lawrence Hall, and identified the nand- ‘writing of Surratt Cro=s-examined by Mr. Pierrepont.—Wit- nees was a niece of M arrait: Was Not ex- amined before Uol. Alicott: did not know Col. Foster: may have seen him: never bad been | examined before was taken to the Provost Marshal's office: was not examined there: did not know of her answers being put down in ‘writing: Witness did aot cive @ photograph of Booth to Col. Alico: remembered there was & photograph spoken of, but did not know whet became of it. Witness theught some questions might have been asked her, but she did not remember what they were. Went to Mrs Surroit’s house some time in March, thought it was the last week: before that was at home. in Prince George county. Witness wus Mrs. Sarratt’s prior to the 2th of March, did not remembe> if she was there on the 25th of Marc®: did not remember when -he | wen! there Pood C. Bocrty sworn, and exemined by Mr. Bradley —Witness resided im Prince George county.Md. During the late war witness was two years in Virginia. Had sons in Lee's army. leiurned to Prince George county in Noverbes. If. Witness resided absut one anda balf miles from Surrattsyille. Was at Surratsville on of March, 1565. Saw Jobn Surrati there. When witness tirst saw him he wasalone. Nextsaw him in company wih a jJady whom be called Mrs. Brown. Thought he'saw Mrs. Surratt there. Accom: vied bim from Surrattsville to Pert To- ©. Witness went to Port Tobacco to see man who belonged to the Confederate army to get information from his two sons. Sur- t offered witness a seat in his car- ge. but said it was doubtful if he ‘would return, as he was going to see that lady across the Potomac and if necessary to Richmond: witness was here shown the letter written to Brook Stabler by Surratt returning be horses and identified the same; witness brought the horses back to this city and de- Livered them at Howard's stable, atier retarn- ing the horses to the stable went to Mrs, Sur- Tatt’s house, found there Mr. Weichman, Miss Surrat!, Booth, and & man who witness after- wards learned was callea Port Tobacco: wit- eas welt there at the request of Surratt to deo liver a message to bis mo: Cross-examined by Mr. ‘ierrepoint.—Wit- ness came up with the Lorses on Sunday, the x6th of March, +05: told Mrs. Surratt of hav- ing brought the horses back. Witness thonght he saw Mrs. Surrat: at Surrattsville on Satnr- day. the 25th ot March. John Surratt said he was going to put Miss Brown in safe hands to carry ber to Richmond, or. if necessary. would go there himself with her. Witness knew Howell, the blockade runner; he was not with Surratt in !Port Tobaceo. 'Surratt said be heard the lieutenant from Lee's army was in Port Tobacco, and witness went there to see bim. Miss Brown was a small, delicate woman. Witness only knew her name was Brown by Surratt saving so Bennett F Gwynn, sworn and examined by Mr. Bradiey.—Witness resided in Prince George county bout one mile from Surratteville. > Surrate Surratts- ville on the lith of April, I-05. She was at be house of witness on the Tuesday pre- ceding the Assassination. She came to see witness about some land which Nothey had purchased from Mrs. Surratt The busine was settled through Witness. Mrs. Surratt heid a note of Nothey’s, which had been due for some time. Mr. Bradley offered in evidence a letter writ- ten by Mr Culvert to Mrs. Surrat:. requesting fae to se! a certain indebtedness. and stated that be desived to show her business at Sur. ratisville on April Tith and 14th was to make arrangements to settle this indebtedness. Mr. Pierrepoint objected.on the ground that it Dad nothing to do with the case. and the ob- jection was sustained by the Court and the letter ruled our, Counsel for defense noted an exception Witness resumed.—Saw Mrs. Surratt at Surratteyille on the Lith of April, about 5 or Sy p.m. Mr. Jenkins called witness and told him Mrs. Surratt, bis sister, wanted to see fim. Witness wentin. Mr. Weichman was chere sot, Bradley —t ow Propose to give Mrs. Tratt’s actions and sayiug~ at that 1 tn Presence of Weichman. | = one Odjected to, and objection sustained. ‘Witness resumed.— Assisted herin the bugey. Witness was slightly acquainted with “My, Weichman; he had been at the howse of wit- nese be one oe two occasions. Q. say anything toyou asto farnish- ing information te the Contederaies about our movements. Udjected to by Mr. Pierrepoiat and ruled out "Oroeese Sia by Mr. Pierrepoin be) xemi ia it. t ness was commissioned as Captain of pedi Governor Hicks; witness panyof cavalry saw poguns or glass at Surrattsville; nad nothing to do with the of Booth; had nothing to do witt a pian to intercept sir. Lincoln when coming trom Annapolisto Wash- ington Wimess cometimes sympathized with the Southern le and sometimes with this side: bad a substitute in our army. By. Mr. Bradley.— Witness took no part in the secession of the Southern States. By Mr. Pierrepoint.—Had nothing to do with ee blockade running against the (tovern- ment. By Mr. Bradley.—Witnese frequently came to Washington during 1365; never saw any pickets at the blacksmith shop three miles be- yond Good hemes st By Judge Fisher:—Mr. Weichman was standing near Mrs, Surratt when witness called her attention to the buggy being broke. John Z, Jeniins sworn, and examined by Mr. Bradley.—Witnees was a brother of Mrs. Sur- ratt. Saw her at Surrattsville on the day of the assassination. Sheshowed witness @ letter Which she had received from Mr. Calvert. Her business was with Mr. Nothey, and she got Weichman to write a letter for Mr. Gwyon for him to see Mr. Nothev. Jross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint :—Mr. Nothey lived about five miles from Surratts- ville, towards Piscataway. At fifteen minates past 12 o'clock, the court took a recess for fifteen minutes. On reassembling at 12 35— Mr. Bernard J. Early was sworn for the de- fense and examined by Mr. Bradley.— Witness knew Micnael O’Laughlin, and saw him on the morning of the day of ‘the assassination. At7o’clock in the morning saw him at the Metropolitan Hotel in his reon,and aroused him. TLey went down stairs and hada drink, and O’Laughlin afterwards came down. and with the party got shaved. Then went to Welcker’s restaurant and got breakfust. After breakfast went down the avenue to the Ni tional. Murphy stopped at the Metropolitan. O’Laugblin went up stairs to see a friend. After waiting tor him, sent a card tothe room, and the waiter returned, saying that he had gone. O’Laughlin had on a plam-colored coat, striped pants, and slouch hat. Edward A. Murphy sworn for defense aud examined by Mr. Bradley. Witness resides here, and is engaged in the plumbing business. Witness corroborated the testimony of the preceding witness, he being one of the party with whom O'Laughlin was on the morning of the day of the assassination. Wm. Failing sworn for the defense and ex- amined by Mr. Bradley.—Witness lives in Canandaigua, and kept the Webster House. in that city. Was there in April, 1865. Witnes identified the register of the house. Witness clerk at that time was Mr. Pratt. Witness found signature of John Harrison, New York. under the date of April 15th. The names ot the parties were registered in regular order. Witness is not sare that be was at the house in | the early part of the evening. The train from Elmira arsived at 9 or 10 o'clock at that time. The name of Harrison is the last entered on that day, with the exception of two. Mr. Bradley proposed to offer the register in evidence. CUross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint.—Wit- nese thinks that he was at home on the day of the assassination, and the day after. The book has remained in the hands of Mr. Chamber- lin, to whom he sold out, until a few weeks since. Had not seen the book since until to- day. Witness was Banded the ch: cks or night book, but failed to find by it whether tie per- son who registered bis name as Harrison had room assigned him. Witness never saw the book examined. Don’t recollect who wrete the name, or anything about it. Mr. Pierrepoint objected to the register be- ing admitted in evidence. Fronk ©. Chanerlain sworn for the defense and examined oy Mr. Bradley.—Witne-s now keeps the Webster House im Canandaigua, baving bougbtout Mr. Failing. Witness’ at- tention was called to the entry of John Harri- son ut Canandaigua by Mr. Bradley, Jr. There ‘Was no alteration about the book that he could see. Cross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint.. ness took possession of the hotel on the 17 April; the book laid on the desk, and was used tothe 3ist of December, 1=65: it was then placed under the desk, on a sbelf, where it remained until it came here: it was open toanybody, «nd @ person may have written in it; there were vacant lines in the book where names could be inserted: could not say that the book had been taken away; Mr. Bradley, jr.. calied Witness’ attention to the entry in the book on the 23d of May; Mr. Bradley summoned wit- ness, and said be had been there twice and ex- amined the book unknown to witness. Jos. H. Brodley, Jr. sworn for the defence.— From infermation recetved from the prisoner went to Canandaigua, arriving on ihe 16ta of March. and went direct to the Webster House, where he registered hisname. Looked around the office and found the book, which was in precisely the same condition as now, and un der date of April 15th, found the name of Har- Tison. Went to Canandaigua the second time, arriving about the 22d or 23d of May. and again looked at tne book. Spoke to Mr. Chamber- lain in reference to tke book, and summoned him Mr. Joseph B. Bradley, Sr, sworn.—Witness testifled that the book was precisely in the con- dition it was when Mr. Failing delivered ii to him, about three weeks since. Mr. Bradley asked if the Court had any | donbts abont admitting it in evidence. The Court said that the entry may have been made subsequent tothe 15th of April by the prisoner, and before the 17th of September. Mr. Bradley remarked that the prisoner was concealed in Canada at this period, according to the testimony of Dr. McMillan. He did not offer this, except as tending to show that the prisoner was at Canandaigua. The Court here examined the books, and Mr. Bradiey called atiention to. the tact ‘hat sev- eral leaves had been torn from the check or night book, and that book had been packed | away until it was placed in the hands of the Government Mr. Merrick proceeded to argue that it was impossible for the prisoner to Rave made the entry from April to December: in the course of his remarks, notmg the fact that ali commu- nication with the prisoner had been prohibited, and he had been debarred the use of pen. ink, and paper. He (Mr. M.) was glad for some reasons that such was the case, for by it certain members of Congress who appeared to be very anxious to getin his company had been pre- vented. for they did not want any prowling ground bis cell. He believed that the Court had given this order at the suggestion ot the prisoners counsel. He contended that it Was mot necessury, as the prosecution con tended, that i: should be shown ‘iat th prisoner wrote the name, and read to shov that the courts were breaking down techni- calities of the law, from 3d Wallave. 131. The prosecution had offered in proof a pocket bandkerchief to show that the prisoner was in a certain place. when at the time they knew tbat it bad not been dropped tnere by him, and it was admitted. The detence now had some- thing better than & handkerchiet Mr. Pierrepoint replied, sayine that “could the eignainre be offered in evidence, his decla- rations could also be offered in evidence. For full five months the register laid on the desk, and the prisoner, lying within twelve hours of Canandaigua, could, in some ofthis disguises, have gone to that place and mannfactured ey dence. Mr. Bradley asked to refer to the tact that yesterday they had offered testimony to prove ‘tbat be was in Elmira. The Court remarked that he would consider this offer; and a recess was taken to Monday morning. BROWN-SCHNEIDER. On the lth inst.) Rey Dr Vinchle, Mr CHARLES W. BROWN Miss SOPHIA C SCHNEIDER, votiet this cit DI HICKMAN. At 5 Mis. ANN HICKMA wife of Jolin L. Hick: Dearest mother, t Here thy lose we » Lth, year ne ou hast lett ns, deeply tel: But tisGod who hast bereft us He ean all our sorrows heal. The funeral will take place from her late res: Ne. 668 L street, hetween sd and 4th = ay. the Mth inst. at och The tr of the lamily are invited to attend. Qu the 12th instant the beloved wi wed 39 vears and 2 months sickness of seven mouths, with a bh glorious resurragtion. The friends of the family ar: her funeral on Sundi at 4 p.m.. from her Lith and G streets exst TRACY. On the 12th i Mrs. HANORAH TRAC nd relatives are it 12 utter a fil nope reqneste, the 14th it] hh, on to-morrow ( da HARBAUGH painfal tn iter oi KB of 1 On th ; ofthree LAURA. youl via Hark from the r treet. on Sunday atter nds of the family are rene respectfully invited to nce of | LOCAL NEWS. THE GEEMAN SABNGERBUND AND ARI Soorerizs.—The Saengerband Suciety, num- bering twenty-six members, and Arion Quar- tette Club, composed of twenty members, left this city at 12 o’clock to-day, to attend the Singing Festival, at Philadelphia. which com- mences on Monday next, and will continne throughout the week. Prior to their depart- ure, the members of the Ssengerbund Associ- ation @ssembled at their hall on Pennsylvania Svenue where the president, Mr. L. Waldec- ker, was presented with a most tiful silk of the So- ik, attached ilk rosette of rea, white and biue ribbon, bearing agold star in the centre, ana the edges encircled with goldfringe. The pre- sentation speech was made by Mrs. Hager- mann in behalt of the ladies, and an approori- ate acknowledgement was made by Mr. Wal- decker, both of whom spokein German. At the close of the presentation, the Arion club arrived at the Saengerband's Hall, where re- freshments were partaken of, after which both societies formed in procession and Warched to the depot, to the cars for Philadelphia, headed by Bergman's Metro- politan cornetband. About 150 of our German Citizens, who have been preparing for the event, left with these societies on the 12.15 train. It is expected that the Saengerfest this season will eclipse anything of the kind which has yet been witnessed in this country. Que hundred and twenty socleties will be present on the occa-ion, and from the city ot New ‘York alone there will be sixteen hundred members—all good vocalists. The officers of the Saengerbund Society here lent; Charles Rich- . Hagermann, secretary. Those ot the Arion Club are: Mr. Heinrich president; Mr. Springsguth, sectetary; and C. Bergmann, lead eek Vessst Burnt at SEA—Narrow Escape of the Officers and Crew from Drowning.—The schooner Silvan, Capt. Blanehard, from Ban- gor, Maine, which arrived at Brown's whart this morming, reports that about mid-day of the 7th ingtant, seventy-five miles northeast by east of Uape May, they espied a small boat filled with persons. who seemed to be in dis- tress. Upon approaching the same it turned out that the party consisted of the captain and crew of the schooner Bergen, which was to- tally destroyed by fire on the night of the 6th. The Bergen was from Oharleston, South Car- olina, and was heavily laden with cotton, moss, rosin, &e. The fire occurred in the hold of the vessel, and so rapidly did the flames ‘pread in different directions that no one on board had time to save any clothing except ‘what they had on. Immediately upon its dis- covery their perilous eituation was apparent, and forthwith the small boat was lowered, and all hands descended into it. Fortunately a comparative calm prevailed, a'though the night was dark and a driving rain was coming down. Had it been otherwise, and the sea had | been at all disturbed. the anxious party must have all perished: for the weight of them sei- ted the frail craft so deep into the water that scarcely an inch of her gunwales were above the surface of the river, and the greatest cau- tion was necessary lest the slightest motion might settle her to the botiom of the ocean. ‘The Captain of the Bergen is named Parsons. that of the mateis John R. Mitchell, and the crew are composed of Jesse Scott, Jesse Ames, LeviCnbase, and James Jackson. Capt. Par- son’s wite and daughter were on board. as also was one passenger. Much praise is due Capt. Blanchard, of the Silvan, fer his unre- mitting efforts to render the rescued party from the Bergen as comfortable as possible. SAM Doc SHor.—Officers Hill and Monroe yes- terday shot @ mad dog on Pennsylvania ave- | nue. between Four-and-a-half and Sixth sts. | sidan al a | _Frmep.— Samuel Frazier was arrested by Officer McEliresh and fined $3 by Justice Walter for au assault upon Wm. Dodson. —-__ AT THE PaRIs EXPosiItion —L+ ni the official journal of the rench empire, says “Among the expositions of the American | section which attract the greatest interest, it is necessary to specially mention the col- | lection of ‘weighing instruments exhibited | by the beuse of Fairbanks & Co. of St | Johnsbury, Vt. which has, for along time, | snstained @ great reputation im this branch of manufactures. This collection embraces a most complete assortment of balances, froma single gramme to thirty thousand kilogrammes capacity, The same liouse manufacture scales capable of weighing five handred thousand | kilogrammes. Theee weighing insiruments, | Universally used in America, are adapted te | all the different systems of weights and measures in nse in every country. This ex. | position deserves to be recommended to all | our mecbanics and farmers, and to everybody | interested in perfect weighing instraments, | Adespatch by Ocean Telegraph announces | the fact that these celebrated scales take the | first premiums (:wo medals) at the Paris Ex- | position, and are mentioned in the award as the standard scales. J.P. Bartholow, of this city. is the agent for the sale of these scales. FRUIT JARS, Nand SPOONS, for fLES ULLRICH. | ay 6m SOLD PE Geiipant pr Tied toh | MoM-HAY between f iT IME! LIME 4 criber is constantly in rec: ipt of LIME e kilns at Wi asport, Mu., sul NROKE | MERCHANT vo 61 wr ‘AND COMMISSION in Flonr and General M P Louisiana avenue, up stairs. Wash e19-1m UST ARRIVED. & bbls. Pure Country CIDER VINEGAR, at CLARK = ARSON'S. | jel-ait __ Commis W SuNcTos Dy and GENTLE GLOVES, HOSTE FANCY ARTICL MEN > y CASH can he ng that i sonable price-. 1 Washbin: PF constant aim to ep on h full supply of all the articles in their line of business at inoderate rates sttention will at all times be relied on iu all Suet personal given and fair dealing may b rranted as represented, or no. cuully, t BURR & HOWSE HOWRE Pp ABL Those intend should eal and see Littlefield’s Mor Glory. the best in use. W: ed to giv satisfdetion. Will burn the entire season without rekindling H. 1. GREGORY, 21 Pennsylvania avenue. A BARG p MACHINE allcomple RY and BUREAU combi BIRD sis, by Maasach and CAG family leay Call Je w-3t ig the city one ling don jy 10-610 ‘The Culture Demanded by Mod hand Bar. by L. J. Bigelow: > by Rev. Stephen Olin, nees and Taxation, History of the Am: . vol Meteoric Astronomy, = and (Erolites, by Kirkwood. Erichsen tailway and other Injur the Nervons Sy5- Hartshorne on Practi dicine AYLOR tt . DATE, JULY Stl Is He. Marl 5 between th and 7th street-, (Sunday pted:) the Rockville and Marl: | boro’ Stages at 72. o'clock a. m.; the Brookville stage at 2 o'clock p.m. im* J.C. HOW ARD, Proprietor, Ww. A. RAY & COS PAPER PAPER BAG WAREHOUSE $7 Louisiar W BOOK ern Lift N | ilnstrate Ber Un ER TH Rockvi 454 G str _ie 5-1m* venup, ADIES’ UNDERGARMENTS AND CHIL L DREN’ 'S CLOTHES of every decry ton se 0 order Avvo: Dress and Saciue Making, Kn broidering, Braiding and Tucking neat! 1 roniptly done by Mra. DOWNING: No. 379 ten. Biveets between Land i. OW SING: No. 979 Zh - = : RIENTAL SOAP. GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF aT Soli atover, Lace Curtains, and e kering & Sons. of PIANOS. asad JOHN 310 Pennsyly tf t or this city. a Ne POTOMAC BRICK WORKS. We are making extensive arrangements fo ufacturing BRICKS of every description, machine, hand-made and pressed. and. will secu be prepared to receive proposals tor furnishing them in any quantity. C.N THOM & CO., . Office 15th street, 2d door north of je 2tam Riggs & Co.'s Buuk, _J¢ 4m" ____Riggs & Co.'s Bank, OLD PENS.—A fine assortment of Gol G Pencil Cases, Ac., for anie at manuinterens rices, {de'35] ERANCK TAYLOR. Furr wy ACCIDENTIN: AND pacer AGENTS ANCE Room Nok man- aT Tight a peat r washins ounds, * I hands is equal to the best Castile Soaps COSPPEd Formaklng Sott Soap; see directiou on the wrap- PeNone genuine unless the maker's hame is |, Stamped on each ter eWREL. Minuit . B. PLL. Manufact 4 500 and 502 G st. north, bet. 4th ‘and Sth sta, nn 11-6m el u ING PLACE. SALAD DRESSING. prepared by 3M, Huckine wee as chat as caly: ne for 12 years at the Parker House. Bostom, gece Ro little reputation to that hotel for ieee farhee eALEAD, SREB ING TSP: and other elegas ‘nutritious tion: which hare yenelved. the Biches no mreraiatiaae i a most distinguished of i cal Be iy taroushout tieconaty ee sale e 4 £. ING & SON, je rope Ae ‘ermont avenue, OITY ITEMS. : Pic-nic of tae Radiant Star Clab at Amelostan Island on Blonday, will bea nice affair. Srienpip Exoursion.—See advertisement of excusion on Monday to Cedar Point—75 miles dowr the Potomac. a A PyRgasast P10-Nic.—We refer to that of Germania Rebecca Lodge. No. 2, postponed from Inert Monday to Monday July 15, at the Washington City Garden. ee Mokg or THOSE Superior Brown Duck Suits for Gentlemen, for $10, at Henning’s One Price Clothing Store, on the corner of Seventh street and Maryland Avenue. ae ‘THOSE who cannot be suited im Linen Goods elsewhere. should call at A. Sake & Uo., 51? Seventh street, adjoining National Bank ofthe Republic. ——@ ‘THOSE wHO WI8H to spend an evening of pleasure should attend the Printers’ pic-nic at the Park on Tuesday next. It is the determi- nation of the managers to have a select com- pany. ee ees TuE Young Men's Obristian Association, of this city, bas decided not to give the Prome- nade Concerts published in the Star last night. The Excursion, on Friday, the 19th of July; ‘will be given. —_—»—___ JEWwELEY.—Garnett Setts, Bog Wood Setts, 200 new styles Sleeve Buttons, Jet Obains, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks received this morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penna, avenue, near 3% street. —_e—_— WE agg in THE Mipst or A REVOLUTION No more premature decay of the teeth. Sozo- dont renders them indestractible. Nay, more, it makes the ename! as whiteas Parian marble, and the breath as odoriferous as sthe Sweet South breathing o’er banks of violets.” Neither the teeth nor the gums can become diseased, if it is used dally. eo —_——— THE Farergs OvTpDONB.—The Princess, in the Fairy Tale, dropt pearls from her mouth when she opened it, but whoever uses that talisman of science, Sozodont, will have a mouthful of pearls that will never drop out, darken, or decay. @0 peg tt Lapize, save meney by purchasing Hoop- skirte, Corsets and Shoulder Braces, at Chas. Baum's, 49 Louisiana ave., between 6th and 7th streets Goods warranted to fit or no sale. Corset Steels 5 cents a pair. 1: pesieieats sow Down witH Hien Pgices !—Patronize only those who sel} sheep! Buy your Gent’s Fur- nishing Goods at Franc’s, 494 7th street, ‘be- tween D and E, three doors above Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. Gray's Collars, 18c. box; Gold- smith, Byron and Garotte, 18c, box; Imitation Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, Isc. box. And all other goods cheap in propor- tion. 1 a Waite Duck Suits, Brown Linen Suits Alpaca Coats and Dusters, and a large variety of linen goods in general, at prices to suit everybody, at Hable & Co.’s, 463 Pennsylvania avenue, under U. S. Hotel. eo ee ge Dr. Wits, Chiropodist, 424 Penn avenue, between[i ; and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of corns, banions, pad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vascular excres- cences, &c. Office hours from Sa.m. tos p. m.,and6toS p.m. Consultation free. Estab- lished 1:61, ee ee HaBye & Co., No. 463 Pennsylvania avenue, under U.S. Hotel, offer a large stock of White Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Neckties, and various celections of Gent.’s Furnishing Goods, at reduced prices. Call early and secure ba gains. eo —_+—__ QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRovITS.—Good White Shirts, $1.25a31.50; A. No. 1 Fine White Shirt, $2.50a83; Good Gauze Undershirts, 50 cents: Fine Gauze Undershirts, $1: Fine Lisle Thread Undershirts, $1.50; (tood Cotton Half Hose, 10, 15,20, and 25 cents per pair, Best English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. At Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 491 7th st. between D and E, three deors apve Odd Fi lows’ Hall. Bh ee eee Just RECEIVED this merning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. TO THB LADIES OF THIS CITY AND GEORGE- TowN.—Do you wish to save money? Go to Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment, He sells cheaper than amy other honse. ree ciao Just RE&CEIVED—Three hundred Boys’ Suits, latest Spring styles from ten ta fitteen dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing House J.H. SMITH, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. plata One HUNDEED Suits at twenty dollars just received. Oa!land look at them at the Great @entral Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- site the Post Uffice — No Berrgr InvasTMENT can be made than in Clothing at the preeent reduced prices at the Great Sentrat Clothing House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. ge Go anp Sze those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. at ——__—. Penntes can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. HIBKERS \ AND MUSTACHES! . Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from {bree to five weeks by using Dr. SEVIGN E'S RES- TAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the most wonder- ful discovery in modern seience, acti on the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man- ner. It has been used by the eli of Pa and ndon with the most flattering =ucoess. Names fall purchasers will be reg and if entire satisfact hot given in every imetance, the money will be cheerfully refunded. Price by mail sealed and postpaid. $1, Desc ript circulars and testimonials mailed” free. Address BERGER, HUTTS & CO. Chemists, No. 259 River street, ‘Troy. New York, Solo agents tor the Uni States. up Sdeweoly PHILADELPHIA PRINT BUTT arriving fresh every few Also. GOSHEN B: days. EN Butter. rose flavored. W. BURCHELL, corner 14th and F sts., under Ebbitt House, SEVENTH STREET. 486 TO PERSONS RENOVATING, REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH, g the largest and choicest Stock in the Dia- trict wishing to reduce it a8 Minch as pos- silleduring the summer. in order tomake room for Tpurchases. we shall offer fur the next two mouths, at redweed prices for cash, Our choice selec thon uf PAPERHANGIN OVAL PICTU PICTURE CAB Also. always on exhi PAINTINGS and EN! my 486 HELVES. &c., ai eale a few choicd To those needing the please calland examine our Goods, and compare quality and prices before purchasing. lease ber th and number, Please remember the ma UR RITER, No. 486 Seventh street, Eight doors above Ould Fellows’ Hall je I7-1m" Vetween D and E streets, 505 NINTH STREET. 505 FOUR DOORS NORTH OF D STREET, + (Seaton Hall Building.) WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES, SHADE HOLLANDS, CANTON MATTING, TABLE AND FROOR OILCLOTH, GILT CORNICES, OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., &c. Afine assortment of the above Goods in Store, and for sale CHEAP FOR CASH. KIDWELL & HENDERSON, mh 28-8 5065 9th street OCKS! LOCKS! LOOKS! EST ASSORTMENT OF LOOKS AND BUILD- T fis! HARDWARE INTHE CITE Bi BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET Opposite Centre Market. ya H. W.HAMILTON & 00 URE OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISKIES. ‘We have in store Baker's, Gibson's. and Han: nis’ pure RYE and BOURBON ag i suitable for medical purposes. pare AN- MRLACKBEBRY, GING DY, GINGER, ‘and PEACH BRANDTES. ‘AN & PERRIE. iy 3-6tif. Corner E and Sth streets. pees, SASH, AND BLINDS, ‘The undersigned would most respectfully invite aul Uulijers aad others, to call" and examine : o BLINDS EWINDOW AND "Di ite BLINDS DOW AN OOK FRA M. MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, NEWEL POSTS! St, his store, No. 424 Mass. avenue, between th'and 7th. opposite Northern Liberties Market where he intends to Keep constantly on hand all Prlcons Mee oba aived work mien torolare toes joa iso, odd sized Work made to order. » 21-3m* GEORGE M. BARKER. ARIS AND NEW YORK MILLINERY, A. G, GASTON bas just from fine French, English, and, American Straw it Ss Bonnets and Hats for ladies an Orystal, Amber, Pearl, and Straw frenéa, "Also, s general, sesor pat of ne’ ; jowers. variety, Bibbons, Bilks, rapes, Tulse aad Rect ce ; Particular attention given to ail orders, i Rooms, 446 Sth street, moar Pennsylvania ave- nue. mb.13-8m ! HAVE RECEIVED A FINE ASSORTA: Do irench Domestic BOMNETS | ENE BAAB, 32 Market Space, US BOARDING: * wrangle EM GBNTL AND WITE CAN BEKG t ad Board Bee terme moderate. Apply oo dyis-3t* OUNTBY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- CTE ate recidence, with liberal table and every ir} comfert. Location, Washington Railroad, convenient to the cars. Terms, $10 par week. For address apply at the Star Office. jelStf jet, Henry 2a, Waiter Farr; oe oma Aipheus Herdeon; 4th, MoPariin Wood. ‘OR RENT—Two well furnished PARLOBS, on ree. sieintde: | REP eaee Oe Bee kins. Geography—Jonas Neamyer, David Walling. Arithmetic—Geo. Burrows. Writ. ten Aritnmetic—Joha Huddleston, Lioyd Smith. Mental Arithmetic—Marion Lewis, Francis Kirby. PoLicg MaTTERS.—Phe whole number of ar- rests made yesterday were eight, the amount derived from fines $92.75. John Miller was arrested by officer Warwiek for disorderly con- duct in the street, using profane and vulgar language and indecent condact towards a ‘woman, and was fined $10.75. Also. $10.50 for carrying concealed weapons by Justice Bucky. Henry Hermon, a tobacconist, was fined $2.50 for a neglect to renew his license. Drover’s Rest.—800 nead of cattle were sold yesterday at from 5 to & cents per pound, «ross weight, and 500 head of sheep at from $3.50 to @4 per head. SHIPMENTS OF CoaL.—2,390 toms of coal were ipped from the Uonsolidation wharf during week; 6,500 tons from Ray's dock; Cumberland wharf 950 tons; Bourdon Co.'s wharf 1,586 tons. ABLE BOARD at Wo, 464 loth street, « few doors north of the svenue. Terms 935 per month: LOST AND FOUND. O&T—On the night of the &th instant, between Pennsylvania avenue and B atreet south, one () GUTTA PERCHA CHAIN, with Gold Locket attached; gent.’ miniature in locket. For which & liberal reward will be paid by leaving it at this ‘office. Jy 13-8¢* AKEN UP APRIFT—On lith July, 1S;7, a small keel BOAT, with two oars; on the Po- tomac river, near the Long Bridge. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take itaway. Uallat 91 25th street, between I and K, Washington city. Jyi3-3t* JOHN KING. OST—On the 10th, s Black and Yellow CANARY BIRD. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at JOHN McPONALD'S, on Md street east, between south A and B ay 12 ED Mr. KRAFT, Beker, cor. 18th et. and Pa. avenued FOR SALE AND RENT. URNISHED ROOMS, WITH BATHING COM- he oe iactlences, can be obtained by Missouri avenuc, between 3d and! Fok BENT —Two or three Uafar communicating, saitable Good water. pleasant looatio: Lith street. second doorfrom OR RENT—From the Jat of August 5 furnished BRICK HOUSE, containi: oighe rooms; gas and water inthe house; very healthy lepatio Inquire at the premises, 616 M atreet. OR SALE—THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS The finest place of resort inthe country. and e the fixtures at a greateacrifice. The proprietors aving bought Hammack’s Hotel want to disposes of the Springs. For information inquire of. gtson & Sullivan. Hammack = Hotel-corner Bos eylvania avenue and 15th stree! ‘ur .OR REN EL r No. 371. sonth side of Peon'a tween aud 6th streets. iu the immediate neighborhood of first-class hotels. It has always been used asm successful boarding house. Immediate possession iven, Good references required of applicants. ent Sig on annum, payable monthly én ad Sauce, The Ley oan be found at Dr. Christiaul's, in the Drug Store, first story. JAMES F_ HAL IDAY, 391 New York ave.. tf [Intel.] Between i2th and 13th atreaty TPOLeTerRam v FRAME HOUSE, containing ¢ rooms: small garden. Inquire corner ith aud A streets North, Capitol Hill Ba * OR RENT—The best BARBERS STAN town. on the corner of Ith and EF street quire in the KILLAM'S Cigar Store, in front. jy 12-3t* Dd, Te Sunpay Sonoot ExatstTio#.—The annual distribution of premiums to the children of PERSONAL. Trinity (Oatholic) Ohareh S Sebo! will take plase ‘on Monday, July isth, at Green Fe Papper all persons from trusting my WIFE. That I will pay no debts of her acting from to date. lith of July. 5 JOHN THOMAS MANSFIELD. RS. AK. SAWYER. AN IMPRESSED ME- DIUM and CLAIRVOYANT, 12th street, he- Jyl0-6t* Spring, a short distance frem George'own, on the Canal road. The children, numbering abeut 400, will assemble at 9 a. m, and proceed to Green Spring, where they will’ spend the day in eompany with their friends untils p. m., when the distribution will take place. ‘Tur Canat.—Eight boats arrived this morn- ing and seventeen yester ; three with coal for the Central Co., five to the Consolidation Oo. nine to the Ameriean Oo., four to the Bor- | they den Co., and one for the Hampsbtre and Balti- M tween C and D, No. 532. OCTOR SOHUMAN, of Baltimore, Md. located at 486 th street, south of P: should consult Dr. afflictions his speci more Uo. Fight boats departed this morning | ty. A positive and successfal cure in all case: and sixteen yesterday. no charge. Hours of consultation, 7 a. m. to! THE New Bartist Cuugcy.—The Baptist | °7/0°h. ‘ es AiR ving been unavoidably detained in Baltimore congregation. now meeting at the Market-| yntij lith July. 1 may be hereafter consulted. street Chapel, have decided to purchase alot | without fail, during the houre above mentioned, on the corner of Congress ani streets, | at my office, in Washington, daily * upon which to build their new charch edifice. ‘LOUR.—The demand for flour is on the Bor era choca ceok cn aie best material, always on hand and made to increase. The supply meagre, while the price | order. Skirts altered and repaired. at 8. F. remains thé same. SUBEVE'S Hoop Skirt and Corset Manufactory, Tue Markat To-pay.—Peas, 75 cents per | 293 7th street, bet. Mf and N sts. 3923-1" peck: apples, from 25 to 50 cents per peck: AVING TAKEN THE OFFICE FORMERLY tomatoes, $1.40 per peck: new potatoes, 50 cents occupied by Dr. Borland, at the nortivenst Fpeck; blackberries, 6 to © cents per peck: | corner of bth street and Massachusetts avenne,the Butter, 90 t0 25 cents per pound; gooseberri subscriber would respectfully offer his professional services to the citizens of Washington ng from 4 to 10 10 cents per qtart; cherries, 10 cents per quart ‘Office houre from € to 8% a. m., cabbage, 5 to 10 cents per bead; cucumbers and | p.m. {jeg-eolm*] 8. ALDWELL.M. D. Scusrbes. 60 conte Ber Aosgn. OTICE, NEIRS—A complete list_of lira to ee px eitates in Europe furnished for $1, by RED- E OS., P.O. 530, Washington, . GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS, | Réitences: inenry Ashbrook: WachingtonD.« a — the Messrs, Ashbrook, of St. Louis, Mo.; and BBY THOMAS DOWLING. Adets Georgetown. | Mesers. Allen, Copp & Nisbet, Bankers, St, Hons, — eo. Je 25-1 irtue of NTLEMEN'S STRAW AND PANAMA HATS BEACHED and TRIMMED NEW, at a M. CUNNINGHAM’S Cheap Hat Store, je 13-eolm* "No, $463, 7th street, bet. Land K ADIES PLEASE READ THIS— WILLIAM PRINCE. £39 9h street. has about six bun- fred (00) well-made stamps Sf olegane des! ens Embroidery, Braid, &c., that he will sell cheap, the whole or part, and teach buyer the Compo: tion. furnish ¢ rushes, and explain how to use th Being part of a duplicate set lately usedin Baltimore any lady wishing to engage in. this profitable business and having a Small capita’ should call at once ie8 men who have in in secret habits, which ure.or the duties of marrie “t andold n who, from the follies of ¥ ; causes, feel a da- bility im advance of their yeara, before placing themselves under the treatment of’ any one, shoul first read “ The Secret_ Friend.” Married ladies will learn something of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.’’ Sent to any address, in sealed envelope, on receipt of 25 cent#. Address Dr. CHAS. A. STUART & CO.. Boston, Mass. no9-ly a decree of the Supreme Court of the ‘Caluskbin, peosed in rauity cause. No. | (q¥ ‘tal... the undersignel, trus- tec’, will sell on THURSDAY, the 25th of July. Zovclock p. in.at No. 30 Congress strert, no Bridge, q lot of Household and Kitchen Furuit 8100 cash; ove ance in 6 and day by notes of the purchaser, endorsed to the tion of the testa with ‘nierest, ECA I. Trustee. Jy B-eodst THOMAS DOWLING, \uct BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, ALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BIMDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT AUL ESDAY, July 17th, at 5o’clock. p.n front of the premises, part of Lot 229-12 feet on Bridge street, bet ae ashington streets, ranning 12 feet, The improvements consist of a large thre story Brick Building and Brick back building goutainin the whole hous: John Mount, erins: One hall lance in one and two years, with interest, secured by adeed of trugt on shion y oocupied by the the property. Conveyancing and statups atthe FOR SALE AND RENT. gost of the purchaser. “Possession given imme- Hately. Title per LING JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PBOP- jy eH OAS DOWIANG: Acct. SAA itee Inuuetted sand itty acres ot hieet: rate L euitable for farming, gardening, or B* THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS UCTL uly Ith, at 10 hington street. dairying, situated within the District of Colum: bia. from one to three miles from Georgetown, and extending from the Conduit Road near the Chesa- ke and Obio Canal to Tennallytown. This property will be sold in a body on accommodating holt Furniture | terms, or in lots te suit purchasers. a portion of it con. | having been beantifully laid off in lots from four to ten aeres each, with good fronts on road. and pa ticnlarly desirable for market gardens. If desired, will give one-third cash and two-thirds in Vand. in ovclock, F will a above the Union Hote id. Effects of a gentleman leaving the city, sisting of— i large Gilt-frame Mirror ny Cushion Chairs and Rocker Wle-top and other Stands exchange for improved property in Washington or Oe fe We ‘unnt Once Deak Georgetown. Call and ace plata of this pr Carpets. Oilcloth. and Matting at our office, STARR & METCALF Bedsteads and Mattrasses Real Estate Brok corner New York ave, and loth st. FOR RENT, in my Build, rk avenue and 15th street Bt E FOR OFF: 3 Walnut Extension Table Cooking Stove, with all necessary fixtures, | And many other articles too numersusto mention 2 THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. jy 2 BY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. jel7-tt FFICE ROOMS. For SEE eestor ERASE HOUSE. with brick basement. Lot 35 feet front by 138 feet deep. Sitnated on 1th strevt, betwee nk N. Apply on the premises sy 12st Fer BRENT—Three unfurnished ROOMS, «uit able for housekeeping. on. the south aide of K street north, between 4th aud Sth sts. Rent moder- ate. ay 12-2t" OR SALE—A very desirable Lanta EA the most central location in the city. Bitnated on 8th street west, letween G and Hi streets north, by two Frame Dwellings. Inquire Sth st. west. between G and H north, be lock p.m. ay 12.3 new three-story BRICK Uith street. near S. opposite the new State Department; 1 rooms, gas, water, and all modern conveniences. Apply to se MITCHELT & SONS, iy12-1w* Northeast corner 7th and Fok SS0F-A neat two-story HOUSE. situat~a ‘on Jackson Alley (Government Printing Offics Square,) between G and H. and Ist and N Capitot streets.” §100 down, and $15 per month inti] pail, STARK & METC.A: (Plant's Bui ding.) York avenue and 15th street OR BALE—That three story pressed BRICK 0.126 H street sonth. between 5 and 6t!r west. Only §&) required cash, A term of years will be given te pay the bal: STARR '& METCALP, (Plant's Building.» iy 12-tf New York ave and Ith street. JOR REN nished, @ seven-room HOUSE, with gas. water, and large yard, Rent 1 Apply at 176 Tstrest. between sth and ath. F niture can ‘ red dy Hatt OR RENT—Two Parlors, and several other well furnished ‘and neatly kept Rooms. D- lightful location—347 K street. one door from the corner of 13th. Prices moderate, iy I-tAngi" UR SALE OR RENT—A Two-story FRAME HOUSE. with erzht rooms and kitchen. N 42 Market street. near Ist st. Geergetown. DC Inquire ot RICHARD PETTIT, ist and Market Streets, Georgetown, D.C. jyil-tt For, BEY F < HOUSES. containing 6 rooms. very pleasant! Jocated on Sth street, between Pand Q. Apply at CURBS. RUPPERT, 622 7th strect, between D an Fok REST: ¥ three-story 1 rooms, water and gas, No. 124 2d street between D and E north, Family of thres oard with enant. Prefer to DN small children. je 11 3t* FOR RENT—A twostory FRAME HOUSE wi buck Duilding. has been used as a Restaureit Sal edd on the « and Maryland avenge hi closete ate disposable INDERMAUR’S. or 164 ste jy Mat wes persons wish | rent th and Bowlin street, hetwi Sth st OR T Th FICE of the tats William Re‘in ay strest, gotowi, suitable fora lawyer er physician. Also. a Bric Stable and Carriage House, fronting on Dunbar ton street, ined! AOE ni 1d Hdesired. § ag AT A BARGAIN. E STORY Pit twelve roots and ga: side lot adjoining, on the northeast corner of 4th and 1, streets; room on the ground floor 4x28. a! mirally adopted to the DRUG BUSINESS. Prico 10.000, Atzo. TWO THREE-STORY “PRESSED BRICKS, nine rooms, water and gas, marble mantles on &tht street. between Land N! Y. ave. sm) cach. FITCH & FOX: Reai Retate Brokers, corner 9th and F sts.. opposite Post Offic iy 13t {totel 1 For RENT Son the corner of new HOUSE. containing 12 r water. bath room. &e. Also. 0 and CELLAR, suitable for_an Apothecary or fine STOCK.OF DRY G Ons EA Y GOODS, 4 Grocery. Apply toJ.F. RELLY, No. 363 Eight tl TOCK, AROOERAT ANY GOOF street, or to WINDSOR & FORD! iy 0-3" 4 On MONDAY MORNING, July loth. at_10 SELY FUENIS - ENTOA BRICK HOUSE containing? o'clock. 1 will sell, at the Dry Goods Store. WO aes hn ee eee eee BENT oh BRIE ae alte te 103 Bridge street, between Congress no ‘ » AD ate Se os Re See coe streets, and adjoining the store of Benjamin — ski yy LEN een Paap ler. the stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Trimmings, | ¥yOR SALE—A ‘on L street, between lit Faney Coods, &c., without reserve, to close busi: | A capi ath sects 29 foot front and Ib feet deep; (OR RENT—The WALLAGH HOUSE RES. i ct y. U.B, BAKER, Star Ofiice. AURANT, ed on J treet. s “yi THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. | Paggg gles: Apply to © fe | venue. Apply’ to C. Bs BAKER, Star Office. ®WELLING OFF! SELLING OFF ! At reduced (QR RENT—A STORE ROOM, corner oféthand | J¢}5-tf * ¥ ur entire stock of new and fashionaile L street. and FIXTCRES for sale. Inquire of \OR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH—A two-story FANC ODS. to chauge business, at George: | BN EDMONSTON, on the premises, between 6 | POR RARE DWELLIN S26 0 tress town Headquarters. YOUNG & BEHREND.. a8 (p.m my 27-tt | north. between North Cai (i Ist streets east, No. 120 Bridge Je 20-1m’ opposite Fred. F; own Ice Cream Sal DRY GOO! » street. Geo Tr DRE: ertment, at 1 ali re ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ENT OF THE INTERIOR t rice. July 13th, 1885 Derar’ P prices. t makes 15 ide Bleached Mus: lin 123.15. 20 cents; Unbleached Muslin 10; yard wid 15 and 18 cents; 0 Palm Fas at3 ene: BENJAMIN MILLER. A and 18; 6,000 foat or dextroved. js hereby given that at the date allowing the description of Warrant, a now certificate or warrant o will ber dif no yalid objection s os .H. BA TT, Commi LEY'S PREMIUM STEAM | appear. ND CLEANSING Hl ESTABLISHMENT. No. 93.573. for 160 acres, issued uniler the act of Office. No. 49 Jr ferson st., Georgetown. D.C., | March . tn the nameof John Denton, and Established premium awarded by the was xranted July 16th. 1350—July 2 plitan Institute, 1357 ; rebuilt 1866, and is now by Tar the largest aud most complete establishment of the kind in this section of country. | Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds dene in the best manner. : ‘truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber golicits the continued custom of the community. ‘Goods received and returned by express with the Dtmost promptness and de cs Post Office address, Lock Box No. 80. Office closer duily at sunset except Saturday, when it is cl W NEW BOOT AND SHOR STOR 10, B, WILSON, Late of the ti ns & Wilson, 0, 602 SEVENTH STREET, Under Odd Fellows’ Hail. HOLESALE BONNETT HOU: ©. W. THORN, Wholesale Dealer and Jobber of i s, a STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, 2 CORSET 4 487 8TH STREET, near Pennsylvania avenue | g_ CHARLES BAUD'S 5 Washington, D.C, P 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, P Positively no Goods sold at retail. _my 17-eotf | § Between Stxth and Seventh Streets, 8. ETROPOLITAN Br =a] kK pane K WILTBERGER, LEDUC & CO., 1 Corset Steels 5 cents a pair. 1 Manufacturers and Jobbers of R R WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, & 2 psn = ¥OOD AND WILLO’ 1 &c. = : ; Goods deliverea free ef coe co stown, |S SHOULDER BRACES s hou ied Balearoowe No. 1d 43s st, Washingta VRAIL SKIRTS BOUGHT AT CHAS BAUM OAceand Galesrooms No. 19 4:¢et.,Washingto | PRAT Oisans-aveuucr a @1 A piece. COR? P. ; SETS and SHOULDER BRAUES made to order. ASHINGTON IRON WORKS. yee GRAY AND NOYES, W, BARKER, CABINET Founders, Machin:..s, and Boiler Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street Manutacturers of Improved Stationary and Port & UNDERTAKER, ‘tween 9th and 1th. With three large rooms and kitchen. dry cella stable; with good water at the door. “Lot 42 fe front by 135 feet deep, with alley side and side vard. containing arapes and shrubbe: garden of varions kinds of vegetables, selling. the owner is going to leave the city. ply on the premises. TOF PURCHS YTS indifferent par | forsale. five year old BAY 16 ban style. Be street noi jy $lin* ARM FOR LE. —The undersigned will sell at private sale the farm now in bis occupancy, located between Rockville, in Mc Atgomery County » Maryland. and Georg . « Rockville road. “It contains 196 act state of cultivation; lies beautifully ;is ele very healthy; has several fine springs up cams inevery field. Itwill be shown HAGAN. whores je knoy RANVILLE F +. to Washington and Gay sts.. Georgetown. OR SALR—A comfortable RESIDE F family in the town of Cambridge, Md. The property is well improved, in excellent condition, And among the most desirable homesteads in the vil” lage. It will be sold ata low figure. To a zenth man who desires a comfortable home for his family, none of the most agreeable villages in where household expenses are not half as cre acity. the opportanity isa rareone. Mr. Wallach, itor of the Star. who knows the property we will give information cenucerning it to any in es pom “ppt ALE One of those fin basement BRICK HOUS! 349 streat. between Land K.west'side. Apply to | bet. Hand I rare opportunity for any ona rge tw situa RHEEM., Ith st WOR SALE wishing & nice home—that very fine story and basement BRICK DWELLIN taining eight large rooms and basement on the southwest corner of Fourth st G strect south, few squares from the Capit near the horse cars. The honse is a first-cl dwelling. built last vear of the very best materials and most approved style and finish. ‘The lot has about 10,00) feet of ground. and is partly improve asx vegetable and flower garden. Title perfect. Possession given immediately, If not sald in two weeks it will be for rent. Apply on the premises. jy 1-tt iy able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and Grist Mills; Also, of Architectural Iron Work, Gratinge, Hallings. Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast: ings of all descriptions. The increased facilities of our new and extensive establishment enables us to offer those paving orders to make in eur line a superior class of wor! on the most favorable tern : ‘Agents for Burnham's Improved Jouval Turbine Water Wheel. my 20-3m 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 305 OLARK & PEARSON, ENTS AND WHOLESALE COMMISSION ae . » MERCHANTS, LE—A HORSE, WAGON and HAR- NESS, in good order; suitable for_any kind of business. Apply at the Star Office. jelo-tf PASTURE FOR HORSES AND_COWS on the Thost reasonable terms, on’the Giesboro Farm. No better grass, water, fence or shade in the Dis- trict. Apply to ROBT. DUFF" Course, Come and see it befor at National Race you send your jy 2m" pD®™® GOODS—DRY GOODs. BOGAN & WYLIE, No. 329 Seventh street, between New York avenue and L street, Dealera in Staple and Faticy Dry Goods, Hosiery, Gloves, Hoopskirts, Corsets. and Notions. Tadies can rely upon fair dealing and the very lowest pris ‘rar stock ts kept full by daily receipts from New York and Philadelphia, jem" pdericksburg Harris & Co.'s Neoteric Seap Baltimore Window and Druggists’ Glass, ts, Oils, Colors, Chemicals, : Cider Vinegar, Canned and Dried Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, &e. jelt'im UP STAIRS. = FLOUR, &c, IANOS. PIANOS. Assortment OF FLOvR COMPLETE— = : ‘All grades of FAMILY, In addition to my stock of superb PI Ss of ‘All grades of BXTRA, Chickering & Son’s make, I have a variety All grades of SUPER. ot other good makers, which I offer at fac- Fine and Middlings FLOUR, tory prices. and on eday terms, AT VERY LOW RATES. PIANOS and PARLOR ORGANS for rent, by | assortment tor Riker sues Gennes, week oF month. JOHN F ELLIS aT VERY LOW RATES 1 310 Pennsylvania avenue. Allkinds of eed, Hay, Straw, &c. iy 3-eo3t near 10th street. Ground Alum ei F it, at lorw rates, by TPE SUBSCRIBER, HAS A THOROUGH St ene peeeeen RED. near re Depot. B gleven months old, that will be kept this - Season for the bensfit of ‘people that are: ive up thel ap? Noack shert determined to ‘ness of Pi desirous of improving their breed of 8 vines eiom fener erureser, Ler) a notic “ it e26t* Near Li___Depot, Capitol Hilt, | #4, HB Ge, Must be redeemed within slaty cn SIDE SHUTTERS ISO shel prt erdety eee el Inside Shutters, French and Imitation French Windows; Doors of any style or finish, furnished atshort notice. Satisfaction guaranteed at lowest prices. Depot, 562 Seventh street, Builders! Dopey, povlts Gouree Mateot, oTamend to an round ‘the everyt ssurance ip $< $$ $$ $$$ $$ N. B.—I take this opportunity Cy my gerry petrone ene, corner from my fo Ro to % vani Ryenne, jus aces, OR SALE_OR RE inia FARMS parts of the city T—1.20 Maryland and Vir HOUSES and LOTS in alt JOHN PATCH, Real Estate Brokat, jo 29-1m™ N.B.corner 7th st, and La. ava. {OR RENT—The wide roomy HOUSE, over the book atore of Franck Waylor. Good for offices. NI—The LARGH FRAME BUILDIN: corner of 10th street and the canal, near ‘owsession given immediately Ap- ply ‘ALL & CO., Auctioneers and Com- Dilssion Merchants, cor, tii st. and B jem-tf + OR RENT_WITH FIXTURES FOR SALF— ‘With or without ‘that Popular CIGAR STORE, No, 430 Pennsylvania avenue, betw: #2 and oth strects,nowdeing a business of $12.0 Der annum; the Proprietor having opened a whole sale establishment in the First Ward._ For partic- lars inquire on the es, or at 154 Pennsyt vania avenue, between 17th and 18th sts, je 27-tt OR RENT—A DESIRABLE PRIVATE RES- pW IDENCE. with hardsome Flower Garden at- tached, situated between 7th and 8th ate. west. at the intersegtion pf Maryland and Virginia avenues. For terms apply to JOHN H. SE! ES. Seaton House. Je6-eott He SE TOR erate eect eee avenue. La . ‘with all the conveniences of hot and cold water on each floor, bath-room, &c.; thirteen reoms; = Washington streets, Georgerewn, Deo. went is a eeanenedl a Siow peranoums ‘Tnguireat SoS Gates Det, lathe and 15th, Washington, D.C. je 5-tf OT: ‘OR SALE 0) é. TERMS— ERE ian dats st smal irs time Brae vp Juofeet deep to8 20 foot alley. Sonim ea REALE: jos-tt {New York eve. and i5th st. > reet my Zim H.W. HAMILTON & CO. 2 AUBURN; GOLDEN, FLAXEN ANDBILEKEN arene. Sele roe s Sbew’ ‘Aner oise Wood f Prof. DE BREUX? FRI- louse, co! ve two smi BERLE CHEVAUR, “One application waumnted | NY 2d. O Meugs Higuacd cn the rourof the Yok oo fo carl the most’ straight tubborn hair.of S 2 ; 7: wath Tice $2200, either gex into wary inglote. heavy massive | I haye'thé honor to’ see baie ta eyaeeat month. F 5} curls. Hi nm aed by erler ot Faris that L have taken this: © my ‘and lon wit 6 most fi Bi Weiss Beer » basil — rs ‘Does ‘the hair. by 5 eer with best J an Descrii fed f ticles in these branche “avenue, from free? HE, SHUTTS & OO., ‘JOSEPH WIDMANN & CO., | | PARLORS. Also, two ists, No. 285 River street, T few York, sale North N st., bet. North Capito] and lstet. © | and one small, agents for the United States, —‘ apS-d&weoly | Woehingten, D.C, July 2, We. iv9a* | poon sup.