Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1867, Page 3

1 . id | Z || bad. ‘Witness would ‘or helle\ehim ion nis oath. ¢ Fs Cross-examined.—Kuet him ice #313. Co! Henry A Cook aworn'ana examined by Mr: Bridicy —Whiness resided in Philadei- poe i was in the Union army. Knew Join i ew him ia Philadelphia. Has. charace ter tor truth @nd veracity was very bad. Wit- Less would not believe him on his oath. Cross-examined —His character in Phiia- delphis was that he was @ aatural liar, Jo 2 (Donnell sworn, and examined by Mr. —Was constable in fifth ward, Phil- Knew Join ._ His character for truth apd veracity was bad. Wituess would not believe him op bis oath. Cross-examined :—He might teil the trath if it was any benefit to him, bat if ha was to lose ) THE EVENING STAR. THE TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT. - Judge Fisher's Opinion as to the Admiissi- u bility of the Hotel Register. ——_— Gen E.G. Lee (Sen of Gen. R.E. Lee) on the Stand. ———_e___ Oifer of Testimony te shew that Sarratt get mene of Jake Thompsen’s Menez. — ‘The trialof John H.Sarratt ws resumed bis morning in the Criminal Oourt before Judge Fisher, and as usual the room was | by ithe would not be likely to. He might tell de any crowded long before the opening of badrigis! ‘but thought ii would be very acci- the Court. Phe jurors and prisoner having been brought im, the Court oe epenet ay Judge Fisher delivered the following opin- jon aeho the ndmiseibiliey of the regiat-r of the ‘Webster House in Cansodaigus. offered by Mr a Sarurday. Bee epee the Webster Honee, Canen- caigna, offered in evidence when We took & re- cess on Saturday, cannot be allowed to go to the jary at present It was proved by the proprietor of the house who kept iton the 15th April, 1865. to bave been the register used by him, ang turned over by him on Monday, t7th April, 1665, to his successor. Who swears that be kept the same lying open on bis counter until all the blank leaves were filled up, and then placed under the counter. where it could haye been without his knewledge, used) for any purpose, whether honest or fraudulent. ‘This is juet precisely one of the cases whichthe ancient and well-established rule ot evidence tat & prisoner shall not be allowed to manu. facture evidence for himself was intended to it 1s said tbat the name “John Har- * standing on that register for the 15th. April, 1865, having been sworn to by Miss Edwin'G.Lee, swore and examined by Mr. Bradley — Witness now resided in Texas: was ® nativeor Virginia; was ier General in the Confederate army. In April, 1955, wit- ness was in Canada, while thera, met John H. Surratt; firat saw him on the 6th ot April, 1965. Q-—State whether he brought any dispatch to you. and ifso, trom whom? ir. Pierrepoint.—1 object. ie. Bradley.—Szate your objection. @ vy Plerrepomt.—Ni ver mind, we object: at's all. Mr. Bradiey said be proposed to show that Surratt was making arrangements to settle in Canada when he was employed by General Lee, the witnes:, forspecial missionin Elmira, New York. The prosecation nad charged that Surratt had received so much money from Mr. Thompson, and he now desired to show that Surratt had not recelved one dollar from Thompson. He offered to show that Surratt was in Elmira on another daty. and not there for the purpose of assisting in this conspiracy He desired to have certain evidence ruled ou it was not ruled out, and ke now desired to show that he did not receive money from Jenkins as the bandwriting of Sarratt, 1. | Thompson. ought to be admitted as evidence tending to Judge Fisher sustained the objection, and the prove that he was present at Canandaigua at | testimony was ruled out. that date. But, asl iave just said, it is evi- dence made by himself, and, although it might be put in evidence against him if in his hand- writing, yet it cannot be used as evidence in his favor, just as any di which he may have kept in bis handwriting might be pro- doced against bim, but could not be produced ip evidence in his behalf. les the fact, if established beyond all peradyevture, that the name + John Harri- son” isin the prisoners’s handwriting, does not even tend to show that he was in Mr. Bredley — Well, I will reduce my propo- sition to writing and have it put on record. At 12 o’clock the Court took a recess for 30 minutes. On reassembling at 12.50— Mr. Bradley stated that he had, during the recess, written out his proposition, and read it as follows: On the farther trial of this cause, the defend- ant offered to give in evidence tending to show, first, that on the 6th of April, 1385, he arrived ‘ontreal, in Qanada; was the bearer of a in daigua on the 15th of April. 1965. The despatch from Mr. Benjamin, the Secretary of could as well haye been written by him in | State ot the Comfederate States, to the witness Canada, or Rome. or Egypt, asin Canandai G. Lee, which despatch related to, and di- gua. The book has been at the mercy of any- body for more than two years. It could have gone to Canada and back a hundred times; or the prisoner. during his stay there in Canaaa, | could have gone to the book just as often. The | entries below the name of “John Harrison,” as well as that entry ifselt, may as well have been mad: at any other time as on the 15th of e665" Itisto guard against just such contingencies as this that the rigid rule of evi- 2d. And the Government having algo given dence to which I bave alluded wasestablished. | evidence tending to show that the prisoner It the defence bad proved by any credible | was in Elmira after the 12th and before the witness that tbe entry of the name of “John | isth of April, 1865, and was there co-operat- Harrison” had been made at the hotel in the | ing with thealleged assassins of the President, regular order of business, on 15th of April. by @ | and the prisoner having given evidence tend. person passing under that name, ing to sbow that he was in point of fact in might go in evidence &s a memorandum of a | Elmira on the 13th. 14th, and 15th of April, fact made at the ihueof tts otcurrence. and | ir65: he mow offers further to prove that en thus proof that the entry was in Surra:t’s | the 1zth of April, 1s05, then being in Montreal, band would tend te show he was there at that | he wasspecially employed by the wiiness FE. ume. It is only as a memorandum so made | G. Lee. then holding the commission of brig- that it is allowed to speak of. and it cannot | Adier general in the army of the Uonfederate take the character of such memorandum until | States, and absent on sick leave in said Mon- it be shown thut it was so made at the time | real, to yisit Kimira with the view to ascer. and place of which it is desired to speax. tain the position and condition of the Confed- Let the principle be once established that | erate prisoners confined at or near said town such evidence a this register as it now stands | of Elmira. and to make sketchés of the stas is admissible, and the proof of an alibi will be | tons of the guards and the approaches to said theeasie-t thing made that could possibly be | prison, and also the numbers of the army and coneeived of. A crime may be committed bere, | troops there; that in point of fact the prisoner the guilly party may escape to Canada, regi left Montreal on the atternoon of the said 12th tering bimselt in an assamed named wherever | ot April to go to Elmira, and was absent nntil he may stop, and will only have totravelback | the 17th day of April. on which day or the again, write bis true name ator near the bot: | day next feucceeding, he returned to Montreal tom of the appropriate page of the hotel regi: and made bis report, and brought back with ter wherever he stops on his return, with him what purported to be rude sketches of the said prison and iis approaches, and the numbers of the force, and that he’ paid the prisoner his expenses and for his services. 3d. ‘That the prisoner at the bar having left Washington, as given in evidence by the | coals ag the 25th of March, ISG5, reached ichmond, Va..on the 29th of said month, and on the 3ist of March was charged oy Mr. Benjamin, Secretary of State as atoresaid. with a dispatch for the said witness, KE. G. Lee, at Montreal, where he arrived, as herein- before stated, on the ith of April, where he Temained until the 12th of April. All of which evidence and each several Tected the disposition of, the fands mthe hands ot Jacob Thompson, named in the testimony of the prosecution, and to show that no tot the same wi be paid, nor was any in fact paid, tothe prisoner at the bar. or to any one charged in the indictment in this case as ¢on- cerned in the conspiraey therein alleged: and, in pormt of fact, what fisposition was to be made of said tunds. or two friends to write their names under bi and the defence of the alibi is complete A Mr. Bradley stated that he could show by e of respectable persons residing in mada that Surratt was not in the United States between the 18th of April, 1865, and September of that year: that he remainedtin Canada, and was in charge of friends there all the time, and did not leave there until be | left the country. He now had witnesses on the way to show those facts. Ww. Failing recalled and examined by Mr. Bradley.— Witness testified the ordinary route trom Elmira to Alb"ny was by way of Canan- Gaigua. Witness was here shown the register | part is offered, tending (o show the where- of the Webster House, and asked what time | aponts of the prisoner. and how in point of persons registeres at the time the name of Joan | fact he was occupied from the ¥5th of March arrison was recistered would reach Canan. to the 17th of April, und also to show that be did not receive the money from Jacob Thomp- son which it is pretended by the prosecution be did receive. Mr. Pierrepoint said that there were several | Pointe in the paper to which he did not object. and suggested that the witness be placed on the stang. Judge Fisher remarked that he would rule on the questions as put. ‘The witness Lee resumed the stand, and was asked by Mr. Bradley:—When Surratt arrived in Mentreal, did he deliver a dispatch to you? Dia Jou knew what funds Sacop Thompson bad? Do you know whether the Brisoner received any money from Jacob hompson? All of which were objected to and ruled out, and the defense excepted. Witness saw the prisoner in Montreal trom the 6th to 12th of April, but did not see him the last day; did not see bimon the day he left Canada jor the United States: was not aware of the fact that he came to the United States, of Bis own knowledge. Witness lost sight of the prisoner for seyeral d: ext. saw him on the J7th or 18th of Apri, thinks it was the 17th. Recollects nothing of bis dress but that he wore a large shawl, covering his body to the waist. He had then a very lizhtmoustache and goatee, light in quantity. David C. Robinson sworn aud examined by Mr. Bradiey.— Witness resides at Elmira, New York. Knows the Brainard Hotel; kept the most of April, 1665. by Granby and Walker. Witness bad made diligent search for the reg- istert of the hotel, but had been unable to daigua from Elm'ra. Objected to, and objection sustained. Judge Fisher said the question could be pu ‘as to what time persons arrived in the regular course of business. but the witness could not refer to the register. Witness resumed.—One trrin arrived at Ca- nandsigua from Elmira in the forenoon, be- tween 10 and 11 o’clock,and another in theeve ming, between9 and 10 o'clock. Witness deliv- ered the book to Mr. Chamberlain on the 22d of April. when he took possession of the house, The night or check book was here shown 00 Witness, and be testified the leaves were torn out between April 12th and 20th. Entries on the 1th were there, and entries of the 20th. The books were removed to a wood-shed chamber, and the children often went up there to play school, and they might have destroyed the leaves. The book was found by the son of ‘witness, but the missing leaves could not be found. It perfect, that book would show who Was at ibe house on Saturday night, the 15th of April Cross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint.—A per- son arriving on Saturday might at Canan- daigua could not leave by ‘ue train until Sunday night, between 7 and = o’elock. There were two reutes from Canandaigua to Canaaga. Witness aid not remember of a lady named Mre. Wood dying in bis honse on Saturday, April 15th. 185. Witness knew the Depnty Provost Marshal at Canandaizna: bis wife @id not die at the Rouse of witness: a lady | named Miss Bull died there about six months | | betorethat. The night boox wonld have siown | find it. Who was at ihe Rouse on April 15th had the | — Mr. Bradley said that he did not knew how Jeaves been in the dook. ? | he power of the Court extended Gen. ce edt erry swornand examined by | Eckert bad been summoned and it was under. jey.— Witness resided in Harrisburg, was General Superintendent of niral Railroad, had held that years. Ip April, 1-65, witness was tn Harrisburg, Pa. Witness he rereferred to bis books, and testified ‘baton the 15th of April, 1565, the mai! train did not leave Balti- stood that he would return if telegraphed and was allowed to leave. He had been tele- | graphed and no attention had been paid and he would move an attachment. He wished also tosecure the attendance of Mr. Tillott- a. manager ofthe Western Union Telegraph Company, more. An accommodation train left in the | ‘The Ccurt eaid that he bad never — at 6:20, and went 10 the Relay House | attachment beyond the District “it warkioe: on the ‘ orthern Central Road, seven miles out of Balttmore. Two night express traine ieft Baltimore on the night of the 15th at 10 p. m., and arrived at Harrisburg at2:30and 2:50 8. m. On the 15th a train left Harrisburg, going orth at4:1$ p.m.; thattrain arrived at Sunbury | at 420 p.m There was no train on the morn- eotAprill5. Thetrain leaving Harrisburg at +/p.m. would not reach Elmira that night; the running time from Harrisburg to Sunbury was 2 heurs and 25 minutes; the running time trom Sunbury to Williamsport was about 2 hours, and from Williamsport to Elmira about 5% Bours. | Cross-examited by Mr. Pierrepoint.—On the (ath of April, 1565, at midnight, witness wasat Savbury coming towards Harrisburg; left Sunbury on the morning of the 1th about 7.31 and reached Harrisburg about half-past ten: “id not remember bow long he remained in Harrisburg. Witness was not in Baltimore on the morning of the 15tn: did not know person- ally of no train having left Baltimore on the morning of the 13tm By Mr. Bradley.—Did know that no train from Baltimore passed tprough Harrisburg on ine morning of the 15th to reach Elmira at $20 thatevening. Witness would have kaown it bad a train passed At that time there was no train left Elmira in the evening comiog South. On the 13:h and 14th the trains com- ing south left Elmira at = o’cleck a. m.,and should have reached Baltimore ate o’lock the next morning. By Mr. Pierrepoint.—Witnees did not know if atraim with soldiers left Elmira on the i3th quire a return to show that the subpoena had been served besore an attachment should issue. After some further discussion the Court re. merked that a special messenger should be sent to summon there parties, August Backus, sworn for the defense and examined ty Mr. Bradley.—Witness in April, ir65, kept the Winter Garden Concert Saloon. Remembers the day of the assassination; there was no dancing there .on that day. The concerts commenced at § o’elock. Cross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint.—The t Harihh round; had a woman dancing there xtnight, By Mr. Bradley.—There was no other con- cert ball between 10th and 12.h streets. By Mr. Merrick.—Never saw § or 10 persons at the table yy Mr Pierrepoint.—Teutonia Hall is be- tween 9th and lth streets. Mr. Bradley objected to the prosecution go- ing ont of ihe ,imits fixed by the witne=s—10th and 12th streets. ‘Tbe Court thought that the witness could be 8 to heuses in that locality. bas been in Tentenia Hall, where tbere was some round and some equare tables. By Mr. Bradiey.—Never knew of a perform- ance there in day time. Mrs. Ann Bachus sworn and examined: by Mr. Bradiey.—Inu April, 1665, witness’ place was at Winter Garden on D street, between Joth and ith. There was no performance there in the afterncon. By Mr. Pierrepoint.-The rehearsals were in the morning; the tables were round les. of April coming this way. Atthat time there | Judge Olin took the stad ai zz ‘Was some in'erruption of the trains caused by baving read ihe report tie osumnony gi¥eq iresbets. On the 13th and 1th ot April the | on the censpiracy trial he wished to make & trains from Ejmira south ran on schedule vime. Francis E. Fitch sworn and examinea by Mr. Bradley. — Witness was train master in Elmira, New York, in April, 1S65: resided at W illiams- port, Pa.; was employed in the same business as row. Knew nothing about the movement of trains south of Williamsport. The Central road terminated at Sunbury Witness sup- posed the trains run regularly irom Harr burg to Williamsport Had no record of movements of trains om the 15th; had the schedule ouly. On the 13th of April the train North from Williamsport leit there 25 Tminutes jate. On the 12th two trains were ad vertised to leave Williamsport tor Elmira at 7 statement, In that report he ap} asit be testified that he did not discover the fragments of plaster and tbe chips near ihe box in the theater, when, according to Bis recollection, ne did discover them and would testify. It was probable, bowever, that the report was cerrec'. As be was aboutto leave town he aeemed itdue to make this statement. Some of the incidents sre indeliblein hts mind, as for instance tbe hole ix the door Re found to have “been cur out by some sharp cutting in- strument By Mr. Pierrepomt.—His impréssion was : ai the plastering and the chips were on the ‘cor. At this point a recess was taken until 10 @nd725a.m. On the 13th fourtrains left Elmira | otock to- coming South, two pnssenger and two freight morrow mere: traius, the passenger (rains both left ats a. n., | EES and the ireight trains $.05 a.m. Had no record DIED. of any other trains le: contain a trains. The train leaving Elmira at 8, would Tesch Williamsport at 1.20 p. m., and lay there Untill 10 im the eveoing. and reach Harriaburg St2a.m..the next morning. Witness knew of no other road coming south froia Williams. WEDIE. On the evening of the 11th ins M. MELINE . Chief of the Division Accounts in the office of the Treasurer of the U ted States. The funeral sets ices wil} beBeld at St. Matthew's Church, oornee 19th ant H strsets,on Tucuday 16th instant, at 100 clock a.m.” Friends and acquaint ances are respectfully invited to attend, > Port, except the one io Sunbury. The train @ipcinnaci and Phi Beni each Harrisburg abou? a. m., and uy DAS, On ti age bette rer R (ross-examied by Mr. Pierrepoint:—wit- | PAN seed 9) 36ers aati of varies) fe: Abie ay cr tks ¥ ¥¢aes a resident of this ness WN8 at Wil liamey Ze miles from Elmira: we Tunaiag time hom |< friends of Uke fatstly Ain reaugnted to attand Wilvamsport to Eimirg; was hours and 30 | the funere! fi x idence on Latteenth minutes: witness bud no record of the the trains left Williamsport going souph. ‘There were four rords from Elmira to Balti. more. 5 Col. Patrick McDano im and éxtmiged by Mr. Bradley.—Wiwess rested in Niro pbis; wee in the Union army. Knew. Jona Lee: knew him in Philndelpnia: knew bis character for (ru‘h @nd ve_acity. Lt was y fe res treet. to near's Churchvon Tucnaus? 35th inet, ab 90 elock 8. ma. on Tuesday. the Specie eet | A cuss ee cee F HONOR HAS tie ogee t 2 iy bt LOCAL NEWS. su, SETY ITEMS. 5 ALOSTAN D.—S j a? iL) Suits, hoon ‘<a aimee miraic cna Boye’ Ténen Duck Suits, and of Boys’ Cloth-- Clad ing by sees Pe te sta ps mi to pe ¥ = found any where, for One Price Only, marke aah crate picain ie Senn or ae in plein figures, at Henning’s, corner o: 74h BR at te 4 Chureh, Island. This will be | “'Teet ac! Maryland be ae y & pleasant affair. 2 ‘ . WASHrxGTON City GaRpENs.—Grand pice JFEWELRY.—Niuds. Sleeve Buttons. Jet Setts, Stove Setts, Gent Ping, Rings. Byitous nic of Germania Rebecca Lodze, No. 2. Silver Pluted Spoons and Forks rece this reernine et Price's Oue Dollar Jeweiry Store, No. 455 Penna avenue, near 4x etreet. BOARDING. _ Atjuirs in Geergetewa, } GENTLEMAN AND WIFE_CAN BE AC. WISTLineTion Paty en nto Prien waned {= nd pUpiis of ‘Trinity Ohurel elie) Suns]! hc f y A Gotmn dinten with w pleasant Roce: and Boar in a private family. Terme m Apply t y SKOOL are enjoying A Mr BEART, Baker, cor. isth st. and Ra. avenue. ri cr at. Greek Spring thts afternoon. exeglentan thaexercises are veryinteresting. , At five o'clock the distribation of medals and | premiums to the most deserving pupils, by Rev. Father Uisrapi, will take place. ; tals are awarded as follows :—For general excelience. a gold medal to Miss drene forrest; a silver modal to Miss Fannie Kirk. and, & gold medal to Master James Smith; ang @ sii ¥e" medal to Masier Henry fraaneli. ‘The prenaums are awarded as follows: To Femai-s.—First class, Ist division, Miss Mary O'bnen teacher, Ist premium to Cectlia Clements, 2d premium to Reily, 2d diyision, Miss Mary Lyne premiums (to Maggie Browa and Boucher: 34 division, Mrs. Harper teacher, premiums to Mary E. W and Ida Crown; 4th division, Mrs. Trunpell teacher. pre- CoUNTr Y ROARD can be obtained at an agree. able private residence, with liberal table and eyery necessary .“ Leocs Ri uVevient to the cars. ‘Terms, §10 per ress appt at the Star Office. jel3tt {OR RENT—Two weil furnished PARLORS. ov the first floor. with or without BUABD. Apply 393 F et., bet, 9th and loth. ; fe 12 ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, a few doors worth of the venue. Terms $25 mon! fe Sate or TAE Cosroration ScaLes.—At noon to-day Mesers. J.B. Wheeler & Co.. auc- tonee a es Boye’ Linen Driti, Coats, Jackets, and Pants, all sizes, to fit Boys from ty 10 years old, at A. Sake & Uv., 517 Seventh étreel, ad- joining National Bank of the Republic. There was but and but two of the'sesles were sold. and these, had not the limit been pluced on them last year, would, doubtless, have been cold at much bes LOST AND FOUND. WARD _Strayed a White Spotted Black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG, listening to the ——_e— Tron Bepetrans, only Three deliars, at A. 3 Adamson’s, 506 Ninth street, wiums to Mary McGienn and Fannie May; | »ame ct Mayor. The above reward willbe paid on WON ron NENG sttoet eeartbe Centre Master, =_—e_ 5th division, Miss A. E. Collins teacher, pre- returning bin to the Franklin Hotel, 265 Penna was started at $200, nud when it was an. WE agg in THE Mivet oF A Revorction | miums to Mary Golden and Mary Sullivan. | (8™Ue._ No more premature decay of the teeth. Si don renders them indestructible. Nay, more, it makes the enamel as whiteas Parian marble, and the breath as odortferous as «the Sweet South breathing o'er banks of violets.” Neither the teeth nor the gums can become dieeased, ifit is used daily. eo Second class, ist division, Miss King, teacher, to Clara N. Clements and Clara Hillary; 2d civision, Mrs. Barbour, teacher, to Mary Ual- Jahan and Annie Donovan: 3d division, Miss Etla O'Brien, teacher, to + 4th division, Miss Emma Olements, teacher, to Mary Hol- Jins and Ada Bennett; 5th division, Mis¢ Clera r. the 14th inst.. a POCKET. optaining amall amount of chai icles. which may Lg of value to the ORGE F. MARBLE, Office er, Burean R. F.and A. L. nounced that it would not be cold at less than ‘what it bad previously brought ($435,) Mr. W. z Wall bid $490, and it was knocked down to im. No. 2, on Seventh street, opposite the North- ern Market, was sold to Mr. T. M. Embrey, for $401. $1 advance on the price paid last KEW ARD—Strayed or stolen, one black MARE MULE, low size, well built; small $10 1. BL x eg Warner. teacher, to Elia Clements and Bedina | “+a on the riant shoulder under the ca dle; daac Gn incieaion st Mestad nears THE Farnies Ovtpone—The Princess, in | Clements. Uhird class, let division, Miss Liz- | taken onthe wieht othe, eee wi ‘With Third street east. were not bid for. the Fairy Tale, cropt pearl: irom her monch tescher, to Ellen Hollins and Jatia PETER MACK, cor. 3d st. and Pa. ay., , whep she opened it, but whoever uses that nm: 2d division, Miss Nora Trunneil, Capitol Hill, talisman of science, Sorodont, will have a mouthful of pearls that will never drop on, darken, or decay. eo 10 Lazzie Piefer and Mary Corbutt; id division, Miss Ella Steops, teacher, to Jo- sephine Brown and Luly Reily: 4th division, Mis: Helen Clements, teacher, to Mary Lee ae RANGE OF THETi1 ERBMOMETER.—The weather to~day bas been ag beantifnl as heart could demre. The temperature, as indicated by a thermemeter curpended from the front door of For which —_—_—_»—_—_ LAapigs. save meney by purchasing Hoop- rai reward will be paid by leaving it at this * ‘4 and Ellen Daley: 5th division, Mrs. Mclatyre, i : Mesers. Fraaklin & Co., opticians. was as fol- | sxirte. Coreats and Shoulder Braces, a: Chas. | iracher, to Lize McEwen aud Jen’etibeess, | ottce- 37 Se lows :—Ten o’olock, 78 deg., 12 o'clock, 80 deg., | Baum’s.49 Louisiana ave., between 6th and | Fourth’olass, 1s division, Miss Alice Nichols, AKEN UP ADRIFT—On hth Jul o'clock, &2 deg. 7th streets Goods warranted tofit or no sale. | teacher, to Mary Daley and Lydia Elms; 2a Pree Dee EO Gn Tae ——_e-—_—_ : ‘ 3 river. near the 1 j “ Lagormy or Monmy. Zachariah Thomas | ©°T#et Steele 5 cents a pair. FY] ection, Miss Naniio Pettit, teacher, to Kose’! reiuested to cume forward, prove property. pay in; 3d div appeared before Justice Kean on Saturday, Sane Coitiones charges, and tak Caillat 91 th street, cl Down with Hicu PRicus!—Patronize only | Clara E. O'Brien, teacher, nereen See te’ Wastinaten nites Paeeaby Catherine Mitchell with <BaFArOeAY. | those who sell cheap! Buy your Gent’s Fur- | Mary Manogoe: 4th division, Miss Mary Bres- | “yig'st Washington clay KING. Pay 4 tay Roo tentat te charged | Bi8bing Goods at Franc’s, 7th street, be- | nahan, teacher, to Nannie Cohen and Mary cP fo} Siithessault ne paren peas ich th tween Dand E, three doors above Odd Fel- | Daley; Sth division, Miss Ellen O’Brien, rye) tice ned hie etd Sone mee for which the | lows’ Hall. Grav's Collars, 18c. box; Gold- | teacher, to Veronia Wise and Lisue Mooney, PERSONAL. jus ; smith, Byron and Garotte, 18c. box; Imitation | Fifth clase, 1st division, Miss Sarah Reily, Linez Goldsmith, Byzon and Gerotte, 1: = And all other goods cheap in bropor- teacher, to Kate Cohen and Luly Herron: 2d division, Miss Mary Heard, teacher, to Julia May and Lizzie Baker; 3d division, Miss Mary E. Brown, teacher, to Agatha Dolan and Minnie Heard; 4th division, Miss Ella Simms, teacher, to Jalia Gross and Lizzie May. aoe ag ASSAULT AND BaTTERY.—A mab named Geo. Weisongage was arraigned before Jus- tice Walter. on Saturday afternoon, charged by John Keifer witn assault and battery. The justice thought the evidence sumiciontix $1,000 time. bonus a MAJO! TOLOAN IN SUMS FROM FIFTY to one thousand doilars. State security, or no notice taken. Ad- tar Office. bth ER for re se Weitz Duck Stirs. Brown Linen Suits Alpaea Ooats and Dusters, and a large variety ml Post y to. p strong to commit Bim to jail for court, which | of linen goods in general, at prices to euit To Mntes.—ist clase, ist division, Mr.gWm. | ®Pbétite for Smoking or Chewing, 60 you will ney- a aes aaah srenmboay at Hable Co. dts Penaaylvanis | 5 UGarrolacher" isi premiumets Geobee S| Hf i Pha witiacse ts sete CHARGED WITH BasTARDY.—A colored man a ks Reily. 2d premium to Edwin F. Warner:2d | 47; fore r rsons frem trusting divizon, Florence Offutt, teacher, premiums to Bee aonterer James Conner and Willie J. Reily;3d division, ——e ‘Dr. WHITE, Chiropodist, 424 pamed Henry Taylor came before Justice Walter yesterday. charged by Milly Anderson | betweenf4x and 6th streets, Penn avenue, continues the suc- forwarn all p ar nat, Twill her WI contacting e,lith of July. Florence Q*’Donohue, teacher, premiums to 11-6t* OMAS MANSFIELD. with basterdy. The Justice, upon hearing | cessful treatment of corns, bunions, vad nails, , bu the charge and the evidence, deemed nim | enlarged jointe, warts, moles, vascular excres: | Yas*\ycinsre one, Lennis Harper. Second RS. A_K. SAWYER SED ME euilly, and sent him to jail in defanlt of se, | cences, &e. Office bours from ©a.m. tos p. Hemi te oun Galena sad Eee: DIUM and eurity to support the child. m™.,and6toS p.m. Consultation free, Estab- tween C and D 2d division, Daniel J. Hartigan, teacher, pada basen lacs lished 1261, premium i Outs; 3d di I SELLING ON SUNDAY.—Officer Kelly this —_+—— Sharles . Re 3 a Thos aorta Omens Rosten with Have & Co., No. 463 Pennsylvania avenne, t ‘haries J. Reily, teacher, premiums to Thos. | y keeping his confectionery store ope.on Sun- } under U.S, Hotel, offer a lurge stock of White | McCormick and Daniel Donovan. Tuird class, | good physician. one o day. He had a bearing before Justice Morsell, | Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Neckties, and | /¢' sj\)sl00. James Green. tence pe | a a et const OT Sait who fined him $10. i various selections of Gent.’s Furnishing Goods, | (0 (@niel Goldin. x te ty. A posi ‘and successfal cure in ail cases. or Se at reduced prices. Call early and secure bar- | dévision. John O'Donohue, teacher, premiams | 11; chatve. Hours of consultation, 7. m. tol Morey Fouxp.—M?. Jobn F. Stansbury, of | gains 7 eure het | w Patrick Goldin and Xanthis Devine; 3d divi- | "9, charee. ee BS es Prince George Uounty, oh Saturday, fouada | — dion, Patrick McIntire teacher, premiums to | ° ifaviig been unavoidably detained in Baltimore package of United States Interest Noreson the | Quick SaLus AnD Swart Paortre.—Good | Porth Sigg iat Ticisi ne doen meamyre. | until 1th "he hours above mentioned? streets w hlob he took to the Sixth precinct sta- | White Shirts, $125aS1.50; A. No.1 Fine White remitims to Wm. Gollins and John | at my office tol i ay 87 Shirt, $2.50983: Good Gauze Undershirts, 50 cents; Fine Gauze Undershirts, $1: Fine Lisle Thread Undershirts, $1.50; Good Cotton Half Hose, 10, 15, 20,.and 95 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 doors above Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. L division, John O'Brien, teacher, premiums to Thomas Boucher and Cherles A. Offutt. In adgition to the above. several of the texchers will award extra premiums to the little girls. Atoong others Miss a. E. Collins premiums 'o blary Gibbons and Lulie Kronse, THe TENPERANCE MoYEMENT.—Anotber temperance merting was beld yesterday atter- noon, by representatives of thé orders of Good Templars and Sons of Temperance, at the butchers’ market. Ex-Gov. Ford was expect- ed to address the meeting, and in consideration of this announcement a large numbér assem- bled fo hear him; but ne not being present, Mr. W. Nixon was introduced, amd proceeded to argue that the temperance cause could be better promoted without the aid of temperance . by the assistance of religious and seciations. He was what be termed a reformer. He was soon called to order, a igga=i, ARRESTED.— Officer Buil, on Saturday, ar- rested Henderson Ludley upon a bench war- rant issued by Judge Fisher. He was turned over to the Marshal. B xiv ys.on hand and ma Kk and repaired, at 8. nd Corset Manufa \ THE OF FICE FORMERLY y Dr. Borland. at the northeast treet and Massachusetts avenue.the pectiully offer his professional ns of Washington. to Sy a.in., and from 4 to lo coim™ |S. W. CALDWELL, M.D E, HEIRS.—A mp te list. ea urope furnished for oO hos 380; Washikgion, ay gee. Larceny or SHoxs.-Wm. Harrison, was brought before Justice Walter, charged by Geo. Holzman with the larceny.of @ pair of sboes. The justice sent him to jail for court. Ganntixc.—Issac Edelin avd Jefferson Lewis came before Justice, Walter on Satur- day atternoon, charged by L. W. Jacobs with gambling hey were fined &5 aptece. gee ContenrT.—_M. McLaughite and J. M. Sol- livan were sentto jail for 24 hours for cou- tempt of justice, by Justice Walter. on Satur- day evening. TS gi Just RECEIVED this morning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five doilar suits, at the Great Centra! Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. satan ‘To THE Lapige oF THIS CITY AND GEORGE- TowN.—Do you wish to saye money! Go to Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment. He sells cheaper than any other house, 7A pe eS a RECEIVED —Three of hei 1. Ws Lonis, 1 Jusr hundred Hoys’ nt it designs for CS es THE LATEST STYLES OF SKIRTS, A best material to | rs to | y RED- D.C FOR SALE AND RENT. FORSALPOA now BRICK HOUSE, with eoven _Fooms. situated on Capitol Hull,’ Inqyire at Union Hotei 3 Let FOR BENT Tee separate ROOMS, suitable for club rooms or private partis Apply et the Vnion Hote <u BREN rented cheap isth st. between C ant FOR RENT Two or Pree unfarnivned ROO _ suitable for houseceping to * family withee children; in. beautiful neighborhood; on the cor- ner llth and N streets, esate FOE SABERA two-story FRAME HOUSE. con” taining nix rooms, No. 529 4th wireet enat, en Penn'aave.and Detreet south. Also, twe OTS, 35 feet tront by 10 deep. Cheap for cash, the owner is going away a OR RENT—Two BRI sey avenuo, between ing nine roome, wit!) gas per mouth.” Five p Massachnsetts aveny > Ber. spon partichlars inquire of JORNSON, DW i2w* Cerner of Sth and L streets north A BARE CHANOP —Will te rented for one, or more year well furnished HOUSE. "ars. npon reasonable terms. a Inbge Suitable for a boarding house,or hotel, containing between twonty and thirty’ rooms, with all modern convenien, - trutly located, and well adapted for a hotel dress B. E. C., Post Office, Washington, D. ( jy 15-3t* )OR RENT—Two or thie: Unfurnisied ROOMS, communicating. sw for housekeeping. rate rent. Good water, pleasant location. ant 1 T2th street, second door from Q st rom the Ist of Au; ed BRICK HOUSE, c. and water inthe house Inquire at the premises, & | very Bealthy a 616 M streot. FOR BRATI Ty DWELLING PART of Tous No. 371, south side of Penn's ave., betweem 6 and 6th streets, in the immediate neighborhood of first-class hotels. It has always been used aaa. snecessfui boarding-house. Immediate possession iven. Good references required of appiicante. ent $1,000 per annum, payable monthly ia vance. ‘The key found at Dr. Christiani's, in the Drug Store, first story JAMES F. HALIDAY, 391 New York ave. jv 13-tf_[Intel.] Between 12th and 13th atr: TPO LPTE FRAME Rov: small garden. Inquire North, Capitol Hill POR RENT The Test BARBERS STAND town. on the corner of 18th and KILLAM'S Cigar Store ie | town. quire in the Jy 12-3t* Fe SALE—A Three-story FRAME HOSE, with Drick basement. Lot 2 feet front by 18 feet leem Situated on lth street, between M and N._ Apply on the premises, ‘sy 12-3t" Fv SALE. y irable Building LOT im the mos jon in the city. Situated on Sth street west, between Gand H streets north, and improved by two Frame Dwellings, Inquire at 409%, Sth st. west, between @ and th, be- tween $i and 5 'clock p.m. iy 12-3" OR RENT—Two new story BRICK on Lith street, near S, opposite the » 14 rooms, gas, Water, aud ‘n conveniences, MITCHELL & SONS Northeast corner 7th and D streets. —A neat two-story HOUSE on Alley (Government Print ne aero een G ond ry and Ist and N st streets. down, and i} paid, STAR Ny (Plant's Builting,) iy 12-tf, New York avenue and 1th st VOR SALE—That three story pressed BRICK No. 126 H street south, between 4's and 6th west. Only $2000 edcash. A term of yeara will be given to pay the balance | STARR & METCALF, (Plant's Bi ing. jy 12-tf New York ave and 15th street, ‘OR RENToTwo Parlors, well furnished and neatiy kep\ lightfud location—$47 K street. on corner of 13th, Prices moderate, FoR SME OR REN HOUSE. wit 42 Mar door from the dy 1-tAugi™ two-story BRIC ery pleasantly Q. "Apply at 7th street, between D % Ly tamps of ele Sasa Suits, latest Spring styles from ten to fitteen = E le id, &c., that he will sell cheap, the ARRESTED ON A BENCH WARRANT.—Officer | dollars per suit, at the Great Central Clothing | 80d informed ihat he wasaddressing atemper- | \hite or part, sud teach the buser the Compost Mardens on Saturday arrested Henry Jordon, | House © J.H. Sirs, sues nego, Dyer eoat tho peorlent cone Hon. furnish Cushions and Brushes. and explain ive 4 : 3 : e wor - | howto m. gratis. Being part of a duplica upon a bench warrant issued by Judge Fisher 400 7th street, opposite Post Office. |} that he ie atm race on host Sabbath arto ow to ty seta Balti part of within ¥ a R.A. Fish, of the Metropol in this profit ess and having a ae ter Of ari ON HUNDRED Suits at twenty doliars just | o'clock. Bir. Pisb, of t should ca e ¢ ede Ceca Ey ETS Bee eee be reste | secoived: Call and look at theta at the Geoat | Division Sone of Temperance: H. Anderson, of | sali capital should yes Potomac Division; Wm. H. Craig, of the Good ONFIDENTIAL.—Yonng men who have in derived from fines was $52.50. Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- Templars, and others, addressed the meeting, jured themselves by ret habits, which = seein aan aarneally nd voonling the cause of emperaree’ | unkls the m for busin tr the duties of : FRUIT JARS, PRESER- | No Bertan Invustmunr can be made than | At the conclusion of their remarks several | Married lite; also, middle-aged and old men; who, Sand SPOONS. for sale by im OJothing ‘at the present reduced prices at | stepped forward and signed the pledge. ‘advance of theis, years, before pia Pay, ARLES UULEIOn Ja the Great Central Clothing House, 460 Seventh ANOTHER MILL.—The contestants for tne es under the treatment of any one. sh streét, opposite the Post Office. ebampionsbip of the ring seem every day :o grow more numerous. judging from the num- ber of fights that occur. On Saturday after- noon, Wm. R. Dowey and Wm. Barker were arrested by Sergeant Boarman fer engaging in aconteston 4th, near Frederick street. The difficulty originated from Dowey’s going into Barker’s stable, from which he was ordered to make his exit, but did not comply. Mr. B. procured a pitchfork and threatened to use it on his antagonist, when he retreated into the street, where the two clinched, and were handling each other quite roughly, when the sergeant made his appearance and put a stop tothe affair. They were taken before Justice Buckey, who fined Dowey and dismissed Bar- ker. Fing.—Fire was discovered last night, abont 11 o'clock. in a house in Cissell Alley. owned by John P. Vopnessen. Thealarm was given, and the steamer Henry Addison was soon upon the spot and extinguished the fire. The house One and half squares north Pa. ave. 1‘ Tha Secret Friend.” Married ladies ity, Workman- Pencil Cases, iy 6-Im* will learn something of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.’ ee Go anp SEB those tifteen dollar suits, re, ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. — Sy PENNT#s can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. Y¥ THOMAS DOWLI Auct’r; Georgetown. HOUSEHOLD FURN IeURE AND EFFECTS AT F Ds On FRIDAY MORNING. Juiy 19, at 10 o'clock, I will well, at No. 66 Market street. abo street. a shold Furniture, of « consisting of— octave Mirror t Chairs and Sofi Sent to any address, in a Address Dr, iy cdpandieeic cont 7 cA large assortment just « FRAN ATURAL FLOWERS PRESERVED IN ALL their Nataral Beanty, Special atten. tied to the Flowers.of the Dead. By Mr MM. HAYES, No. 308 Eighth street wes between L and M “IME! LIMET! y) — The subscriber is constantly in receipt of LIME in barrels from the kilns at Williamsport, Md., fc or 6a mactory prices” wee gree 6 ar satBENJ, DARBY, my -2awlm ‘77 Water street, Georgetown. OS. RADCLIFFE & SON, RS. AGENTS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS in Flour and General Merchan- dise, No. 61 Louisiana avenue, up stairs, Wash- ington, D.C. Je19-1m FOR SALE AND RENT. LE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ERTY—Three imudred and fifty acres of first- rate LAND ty Will be solid in a be nm Y Gr in lots to suit purchasers. a portion of it having been beautifully laid off in lots from four to fen acres eac roper # ‘ass leavin; rs ce for improved propert eorgetown. Call and see pla our omiee. STARK & at our ofice. "ST ARRIVED— ; , was unoccupied, hence arises the assertion Real Estate Brokers, Joie Country CIDER VINEGAR. at | acter and oily Chatcae sue Washstand that it was set on fire by some person or per- | jei7-tf__corner New York ave. and loth st. CLARK & PEARSON'S, Ojleloth and. Mattin; sons unknown. The loss will exceed $3010. WO PARLOE “ELY FURNISHED. with : ‘Wholesale Agents Redstends. Feather Bods, and Mattroases Porice MatTens—The whole number of BEE A LO BD ad ee 8 seat Comeftiaion Moroiren te: king and other Stoves. withmany other articles | arrests made by the police yésierday were : ge iys-im ASHINGTON. D. C., Jety Ist, 187. on. «| seven, all for drunkenness but one. The re- sow pe AS DOWLING, Anct’r. | geipte from fines imposed were #23. W. Leaden, a reed i 3. 29 feet front a The subscribers respectfully announce to th fe Fr iends amd the Public generally. that th hay Cc. B. BA opened. at 355 F STREET. between 9th. a arge and well selected store of nd MEN'S sLOVES HOSRERY, cbarged with intoxication, was this morning fined $2.50, by Justice Buc MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE —No business was transacted this morning. There is no quota- tions for flour, for the reason that none is to be had. I'He CaNat.—Business along the canal is sae Auct.; Georgetown. Apply to KER, Star Office. (OR RENT—A STORE ROOM, corner of Sthand and FIXTORES for sale. Inquire of TR Ly virtue of a decree OR RE B.N. EDMONSTON, on the premises, between 6 48 p.m. my 2~ tipreme Conrt of the District of Colnmbi - sitting as a Court of Wagner vs. Doering veket of said Court, the BOOK! ern Life. auction, on WED rated. | avenue OR RENT OR SALE—The OFFICE of the tata William Redin y street, G ‘ar physician. ¢ House, fronting on Dunbar- et, diately in the rear. Or the Lot will be sold. if desired. including the OM ble. and agood two-story Brick Back Building. It fronts feet on both streets; 240 feet deep. WM. KING Di \T—(On the corner of 2d and D strects.a new HOUSE. containing 12 rooms. hot and cold th room. &. Also, a fine STORE ROOM. LAR. suit: an Apothecary or fine ¥. KELLY, No. 363 Eighth R & FORD 10-bt" \ BRICK HOUSE rooms in a zoo! ly to LEWIS Apply to E tween Gand I ar 5 = OR RENT—The WALLACH HOUSE BE TAURANT, sitnated on lth street. near Pa. Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. Je 13-tf FOR SALE, CHEAT FOR CASHTA, two-atory FRAME DWELLIN 826 0 street | north. between North Capitol and Ist streets east, | property is well improv | man'who desires a con iF with three large rooms and kitchen, dr! stable; with good water at the door. front by 135 feet de ithalley i Lot 42 fact side yard, ¢ sand sh garden of va vegetal) selling. the going to leav ply on the premises. OR LEASE valna TLDIN this crow ay Sin > undersigned will watt now in his occu state of cultivation; lies beantifally ; ° ‘thy; has several fine spriugs mpon it, and streams in every twill be showa ny Mr. WMA who resfdes upon made known on avpli DE. No. 63 Vater street: or, to. Dr. GRA TYLER, corner Washington and Gay sts., Georgetown. je 22-tf SALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE fora Pee e the town of Cambridge: DLL. the in excellent condition, and among the most desirable homeste: lage, It will be sold ata low fleur ne Title cation toG in one of the most azre Where household expens . the opportunity is . Mr Euitor of the Star, who knows the property. well, will give information concerning it to any inani> rere, my 18-tf Tree-story and 349. on th Apply to J. A. iyi One of those Ane t BRICK HOUSES, N street, between I and K. west side. RHEEM, Ith st., bet. H and 1 ilhusti ‘College Life. €5.50, ameunted to near United States Debt, Fin + by Hey, Stephen lin: | atéo'clock.the House and Lot r for sale at the low Will offer at public Sale. Be ear Bue a . suey fale. quite brisk. ‘Thirty-seven boats have arrive he heliae sequmrabinl scinene cian Te aa oe amy a tie Nour | vesierday and this morning-12 with coal for dnb itigionsAL will bethely coratent ata to moap ksld'n 6 ihe Central Company, 11 to the Consolidation 5 feet. more or Tess on, the sot y 8 i y 5 =e Ue haat PuMiaL Ge hea the sks Sich tthe’ | Gompeny. & Codi ead lion Gonaneeer2 ake NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. cere all times he | depthot afect, with the two-story frame house | Persenite aioe Beltiooee Goomteme ead one oC et given, and fair dealing may be relied on in all | nnon the cnme. Also the west half part of Lot No. | t ine Borden Company. Nineteen boats have GEO. B. W TLSON, “SKU Goods F e 0 6 of 34 tres gone ontin the same length of time. | Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson, Ali Goods warranted as represented, oF no sale. Same. width 160 feet, with th SHipuEnts.—From the Central Company, THOMAS S, BURE BURR & Hows the same £70 tons: the American, $60 tons: making 930 f MeL nowatn. ws : One-third purchase money in | tens from Raysaocks. The Borden Company, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall. ; SWOTATICFUENACES | cash) the residue in'sixand twelve, month Seo tone PORTABLE TOT-ADE FURNACES. theday fie Hie purchaser yivinghinaotea with | “02%, 0.0 pntered—The steamer Paile- | Those intending to put in Furnaces this, fai Fear the rc petting interest, trom the day | gelphia, Frit:z, master, from Philadeiphia; the | & should call ied. ae EAE Seg eearalee tification of the sale bythe ¢ 11 | Schooner Virginia Daw, Johnson, master, from a 7 Glary, the Beatin use. Warranted to give conveyancing and At the of the purchaser. | Balumore. | CORSETS, faction. Will burn the entire season R.P. JACKSON. Truste ‘Tue AQUEDUCT.—The work of demolishing | o oO hout rekindling, H. 1. GREGORY id THOS. DOWLING. Auct this struciure, preparatory to building a new | @ CHARLES BAUM'S o Noles, AN CHANCERY, SADE OF VALUABLE REAL ES. | the bridge will soon be got out by parties in | $ Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, ew TATE IN GEORGETOW. Georgetown. : K a The undersigned, hy virtue ofa decree of the Su- | PoLice OrRRATIONS.—Saturday, the police | y Corest Gtesie 6 conten pair: 1 preane Court of the Distr m | were kept busy till after twelve o'clock at | & R tause No. 78. E C- t. ‘The cases of arrest were principally Dempudpd by Moa. | We ara geners w Toe meiees ander tae Oerporation iawac nase | 3 jepecln ; T such and Barney ed talons | ete a ERED LS bering 22, and the fine , ranging from #150 to | § SHOULDER BRACES s ices aud Taxation, by Jeflerson street, between Brid; eet and the ] ayenne, at $1 4 piece. ridge str canal, belonging to the estate of the * i Lo nah . Gibbons. Draper's History of the American late John a s i ‘ ers Civil War, vol. int. Meteoric Astronomy, Shoot: | Mounts” ‘The above lot fronts about 29 feet a THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown rs and SHOULDER BRACES made to order ing Stars and Hrolites. by Kirkwood. Erichsen | inches on Jefferson strect, by a depth of 104 fect. SCERY. SALE OF VALUABLE” REAL on Railway and other Injuries of the Nerv: and is improved bya well built Two-story Brick | CHANCERY, SALE. Of VALUABL | AL PARKER, CABINET: tem. Hartshorne on Practice of Medicin: House ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN. ad AKER & NDERTAK ER. @ul eee jyl0 FRANCK TA ferme of sale as prescribed by decree: One-third Hone Le! ened Dy wirtne! of 8 decree ee st. between ch and 10 . Oren tee eae PATE Geae Baten oqual [aetalscente peeks and wales | inccaure 8 2 in which Henry ¢ rniture Repaired and Varnished. je 14-Im e oe lacie Ci irene dl Bro tages: leave & al Stage Mitee, HOWARD - 178. Eq. Do McLeod and others were complainants, and Eugene McLeod defendant. will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, July ith, at 6 o'clock, the House and Lot on the east side 8, ese in good order, suitable for any d mouths, with interest from day of sale. All con- veyancing, including revenue stamps, at the cost’ of purchaser. will be required as 600n as the property is struck off. kind of business. Apply at the Star Office. Je19-tf and A Ms arl- J. CARTER MARBURY. Trustee, | of Jefferson street, between Bridge street and the = ou HOES AED GONE Ge ke Ree at 74s o'clock a. m.; the Brookville | jy 15.st "THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. | canal, belonging to the estate of the late John ASTURE FOR HORSES AND COWS ou tho “hrbime °° Pye, HOW ARD-Propeletor. Biante” her swowe ox ponte, abet a aes | Dan weuooate tomate etry fae on Jefferson street, by a deptl ar anise Gmprovea by & well built ‘two-story Brie Bates of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One- J§¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, By virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the Dist iT. DUFFY, at National Race it before you send ayone jy 21m" PER trict. Coui AND PAPER BAG WAREHOUSE. ly to ROB' ARQIne and see it stock. tof Columbia. passed in Eauity cause, No. as ibed by the degree: One- jesim* __ 97 Loutstana ‘avenue, | $1, Turner va Steele of al-. the undersigned. trus- | third of the Puciaue in equal ineealiinenits, Ae Rie D®* eeons—pRy Goons. HILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, 5 hs, with interest from d + a Zorclock p. Congress street, near | and twelve mol mm m..at No. 50 Cong Bridge, a lot of Houseliold and Kitchen Furnity re BOGAN & WYLIE, very e conve gz, including revenue stam Aiso, GOSMEN Buften tose Severed a ccp yer enauek’ SOD. will be required as soon se | 36, S29 Beventh strect, between New York Ww. BUR 100 cash avenue and L street, CHELL, corner: th and F sts. ver nF i Fein! of sale: All sums unde the property es: my % under Ebbitt House, | that amountone halfensh balance in and % days, Lp ig talk dy ae ag in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hosiery, Ty: SEVENTH STREET. secured by notes of the purchaser, endorsed to tis | _ivI2-co&ds "___ THOS. DOWLING, Auct. Gpra hrborekirte, Corsets, and Notions, 486 : satisfaction of the tru vith interest. ELLING OFF 1 SELLING OFF !!—Atroduced | SPSif3s can rely upon fair dealing and the very CARUST. ‘Trustee, DOWLING, Auct, P reed onal DS, to change business. jeorge- YOUNG & BEHREND. - Freund’s lowest prici ‘i tock is kept full by daily receipts from New York and Phiedeipnia. je 12-lin* TO PERSONS RENOVATING. » REDUCED PRIVES FOR CASH, SS prices, our entire stock of new an wANcY G00 EUGE, iy Weodst THOMA: ae BY Tomas DOWLING, Auct.; Geornetown, st. opposite Fred. Freund's a tree at WERTSE to edee, ittae eek the DIST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY 0 a WHEATLEY S PHEMIOM BTHAM . Assonrment OF FLGuE COMPLETE— ib ing the summer. in order to make room for BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT AUC- WwW + BOYEING AND GLEANSING All grades of yauin) 4 urchases, we shall offer for the next two On Wipwi DAY July 17th, at 5 o'clock ESTABLISHMENT. Ht grades of F RA, Wren ae) ny red weed prices for cash otx..choton selec: |", On MERE DAS NT dl saee: pues om ble Ofice. No; 49 Jefferson st.» Georgetown. D_C., Fins end Miaditage FLOUR, POUVAEANCH Gy PuAWER SHADES. | Gadretatt Washington sce Fenumne tack | Roman testtot iu revait iesand.is 20" 0F | amortmeit for Baker aug ara ia "i mie y crto . ‘and most complete establishment o| TOW Ra PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, Feet, The improvements consist ofa largethrses | far the largest : ‘ow x" OKETS. fiding and Brick back building, | the kind in this section of country. All kinds cod, Hay, Straw, Ree OO aE imi Rs ac, | orate ng DuNing and Brick back building. | #5 yee and Scouring ofall kinds dono in the best | All tings Of MNF Ting sai aber lve rates, by Also, always oncxhibition and sale few choice | the whole hove, and was formerly occupied ly the | MABDET-s 6.1 tor past favors, the subscribet i GALE £00. PAINTINGS and ENGRAVINGS. | late John pty. Traly t] see fou § Tins commnnit Indians avenne street, To those necting the above wewould say please | Ferm One hali cash; balance in one and two | solielte the continued custom of the community. | _ gp ap ‘Bear Baltimore Depot. call and examine our Goods,aud compare quality | years, with interest. secured by @ deed of trust on | eceiyed and returned 01 eg ere a ed ane, arias Sones eee ; tie" brometty.. Conveyancing and ‘stempe at the | wemort prom ‘Lock Box No. 80. IN “ices of Pawnbroker, T hereby give uotice to all Please vememiber the name and number goat of the purehaner. Possession given imme | Bost Osice saareee, Lock Box B SeBicaar en sot ker, Thereby give notice t Bicht aeons soo marethetrest. rie PeNTHOMAS DOWLING, Auct. | 1t#s elosed et 8% p.m. foré-om_ | Teed with mo must be r a within ty ‘doye ; 2 ___THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. | TES je 17-1m* we prey ae eer ¥ THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. 32. 5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 325 Ne ig 10th street, south of Pean. Bay = : TTURE AN a ad 505 NINTH STREET, » 805 | Bovsenonn FORNITURE AND EFFECTS AGENTS aE ARTS ERAre Commrssion Ni B.—7 take this opportupien $2. recommend to FOUR POORS NORTH OF D stmxE, | Ox WEDNRSHAY, MOMINE. July ie, a 9 MERCH Be ap yeas ote, oan oe (Seaton Hall Building.) | Sieelahe Unto Hoteh the Househoht Paritirs TOR corner from my. place, fooling every Cawurance in — Efleets of genticman leaving the classe bee i Mi B WALSH. WALL PAPERS, ‘ Gtieate oon echt, Gone ; Je" .WALSH, WINDOW SHADES, - 4 rat cates Re i wand Deaggiste’ Glass, » ‘Jost RECEIVED, ~ ; SHADE HOLLANps, t spn C= ine i Cane and Dried Fruits: 5 aura oti GLorHINa, f CANTON MATTING, orcas I ‘and Matting | ee upstares. | jeweh : TABLE AND FROOBOILCLOTH, , ateeaete : Ty i, ES ’ “ ith all necessary GILT CORNICES, : OVAL AND SQUABE PICTURE Faamzs PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS, &c., gc. assortment Afine the above Goods in. ond for sale OH BBE: OR CASH. i. Sy t i “SSIpWELL &; YERSON, . Boni ws F street : fig t ts, No. 25. street, feta ODEON Babi seeats for the United Biatee, COR- | E—A HORSE, WAGON and HAR- | | RTS BOUGHT AT CHAS BAUM’S, | imme< | weeks it will be for rent. (OR SALE—A rare opportunity for any one wishing a nice home that very fine large two- Story and ba » cone taining eight large rooms and basement. sitnatel on the southwest corner of Fourth street east and G street south, few: saunres from the Capitol, and near. the horse cars. The house ix a first-claas dwelling, built last year of the very best materials aud most approved style and finish. The lot has about 10.00 fect of ground. and is partly improved asa vegetable and flower garden. Title perfect. Possession given i tely. If not sold in two Apply on the premises. jy ltt, OR SALE OR RENT—1.500 Maryland and Vir ginia FARMS. HOUSES and LOTS in alt city. DHN PATCH. lepine gt rove Real Estate Broker. je20-1m* _N. E.corner7thst-and La. ay _ over the —The wide, y ‘OR RENT- ie je, room: Kee iy HOUS book store of Franck Taylor. Good je 28-tf Aat.north, containing S rooms and basement store and large cellar. Rent low re OF Not, at option of party. FFICE ROOMS. —FOR RENT. in my Build, ing, corner New York avenue and 15th street ROOMS: SUITABLE ROR OFFICES or SEEEPINGAPARTMENTS. For particulacs in uire of GEO. H. PLANT. Office, Room 10. Plant's Building. corner New York avenue and istiget. el9-Imn +r i ‘OR RENT—The LARGE FRA BUILDING F at pple of 10th street and the canal, near the bridge. Possession given tinmediately | Ap- ply to W.L. WALD & CO... Auctioneers and Com- mission Merchants, cor, 9th st. and Pa. avenue. OR RENT—A D¥SIRABLE- 'RIVATE RE: IDENCE. with handsome Flower Gard: tached, situated between 7th and the intersection pagien zm iol avenw ad byes apply to JOHN yey Ds CLR t ee L with all the conveniences of hot: on y 3 pe oh ae $1,000 peranoum. Inquire ‘at 268 e Toth, Washington, OFs FOR SADE ON UIRERAD TER L meal fir are su'dowa street, ‘Capit small required; ae hia oapeget a oe alley. 5-tf Fob SALE tect Ro. 3:20 Banaras ow ui five Also, uses on the Teerot the ot, contain ¢ ARLORS. Also. two FRONT Bi: dadone small, on second Aver, tree ci . Ua, yea