Evening Star Newspaper, July 18, 1867, Page 3

i THE EVENING STAR. | pareheteeai eT. eis ~~ nl) nr inum u clppaT?T | Marie. Witness bad eaid that 8I taciewres THE TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT. a.jom man to give Sueratt up in consideration now: did not think the act itself was wron; she wie but giving the man up for money was low By Mr. on.— While St. Marie wasin the Educational Office witness heard his repu- Catholic Priests @: Stand. —— Canadians Swern. ea " ti for truth ; had hea Character of Weichmanm and St. Marie. | gay ‘he ware lat mad roids ear ay § seuuee rin eee ~ ‘The trialof John H. Surratt was resamed | \v,Dee® heard persous say so five years ago, butit was very difficult after flye years to mame persons. Witness could name himself for one. It wasthe general opinion in Moa. treal that St. Marie was not a trathfal man; a hundred witnesses could swear to that fact Joseph Dutiliy sworn and examined by Mr. Bradiey.—Colonel J. R. O’Beirne as jater- reter.— Witness resided in West Shefford, in Jenada. Had resided there seven years. Kaew Dr. McMillan. Had resided eight miles from him, at Front Village. Witness knew where the village of Waterloo was. Dr. McMillan resided there; he lived there in 1944. Witness knew many persons in Canada who were ac- quainted with Dr. McMillan. Had ‘heard them speak of him very little.” Knew his general reputation fer truth and veracity. Had beard persons speak of the character of Dr. McMillan many times. All the people who employed him as doctor said they would not employ him again. His character for truth was very bad. From what people say of Metin, witness would not believe him on oath. Croes-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint:—Wit- Dess was & farmer. Knew @ priest named Bushea, the same about whom McMillan spoke in bis testimony. Witness never was in the employ of Bushea. Never was a ser- vant forhim. Had been spoken to about this case by Mr. Nagle and Mr. Bushea. Witness did not know Charles S. Martin, of Waterloo Witness bad been epoken to by Mr. Bushea about McMillan. He said nothing against Dr. McMillan. Witness never said in presence of Charles S. Martin that he would do McMillan what damage he could. Was not an enemy or hostile to Dr. McMillan. Had no reason to be his enemy. In 1964 witness was employed in cultivating land. Never was in the service of Mr. Bushea. Had lived in the house with him in 1964. Bearded with him for three months. Sometimes worked for Mr. Bushea to pay for hisboard. Witness at that time cultivated a farm. Left the house of Mr. Bushea in An- guet, and returned there in the month of Jan- uary. Remained there two months and a half. ‘nis morning in the Criminal Court before Judge Fisher. and the testimony for defense continued. As usualthe room was crowded long before the opening of the Court,and many ‘were unable to obtain admission. The jurors and prisoner having been broughtin, the Coury ‘was opened, and— Rev. Father L. Rocoffort sworn and examined by Mr. Merrick.—Witness knew Lewis J. Weichman. Had a conversation with him out- side of the confessional. Q.—Did he ever tell you that he was em- ployed in an office here under the Government «nd turnished information to the South. Objected to by Mr, Carrington. Mr. Merrick read from the testimony of ‘Weichman where he had testified that he never ad a conversation with Father Rocoffort ex- wept at his feet in the tribunal of penance, and nevertold Mr. Rocoffort that he wasemployed ym an office, and furnished information to the South. Mr. Carrington argued that the witness Weichman could not be contradicted. They charged Weichmam with being an accompliee and should prove it by facts, not by asking ‘Weichman a collateral question and contradict him by another witness. The defense was bound by his answer. Mr. Merrick said Weichman was in tha’ conspiracy, and was an accemplice. which the defence bad a right to prove. He proposed to show that Weiehman held an office here for the purpose of receiving information and far- ishing the same to the Confederate Gover! Ment; and as an officer of the United States ‘did recetve such formation and transmit it to the Confederate Government. The defense had a right to show the sympathies of the witness Weichman, and what his associations were. The Conrt had allowed the prosecution to put questions to show the sympathies of witnes-es. and certainly the defense Rad the same right. Judge Fisher said putting questions to a witness to show his temper and sympathies ‘Was one thing, and examining anocher wit- ness asto the same was another. If the de- fense could show that it was the plan of the rebel rebel Governmen: to murder President Lincoln then they could introduce this testi- mony to show that Weichman was in the plan oy Was there in the winter of 1865-’66 and ’67. Mad spoken with Mr. Bushea about McMil- a once since McMillan came on hete to tes- tify. :—Witnessdid not know the fa difficulty between Mr. Busnes and in. Saw Mr. Bushea pat him outside in 1s64 or conspiracy. He thought the testimony was | 12.45 not admiseaple, and therefore ruled it out. nee aa? the count seek: arecose tor nale an ir. Carrington ssid he did not wish to be | understood that he admitted that Mr. Weich- | mAn was a conspirator, or did anything in- consistent with the conduct of a faithful | officer. He would defend his character at the | proper time On reassembling, at 1.70— Mr. Bradley said that the defense had been disappointed in witnesses. Two from Albany, one from Montreal, one from Rome, New Yors, and one trom Pennsylvania, ‘all of a : whom sre on their way, and who are expected Fae re perils eed acl 8 | here to-morrow. It would be great istastiee Mr Memes. "Withee eee examined by | to the prisoner to do without two of the wit- ick. Witne-s knew Mrs. Surratt. nesses referred to, and they were forced to ©. Did you admur'-ter the consolation of | Claim the indulgence of the Court, hae Sovher on ths cay she ras bang: Mr. Carrington said that, on the statement jected to and objection sustained. | of the counsel that the testimony was im- nek neato ae mort when she was led | portant, the prosecution could not object. reps ‘0 the gallows. ot Bradley stated further that they had ane abont thirteen witnesses su (2, Did she notdeciare tc you her innocence. | ‘estimony bad been ruled one the ther cae Objected to, and objection sustained. thatthey would beable to close to-morrow Q. Lid not Payne declare, while being led | hor would not like to pledge himeel! fromm Ris cell to the gallows that Mrs. Surratt | “Tne Conrt remarked if there were no other Was innocent, and not connected with any | witnesses nothing could be done but {0 takea conspiracy to murder the President. recess which was accordingly done. Objected to. and objection sustained. Jolin J. Reeves sworn and examined by Mr. RW Oe ET Bradley. Jr.—Witess resided in Montreal, | DECREES oF Divorce —Yesterday, Justice Carter sitting in the Equity Court, made a decree divorcing Elizabeth Strebd from the tonds of matrimony with Louis Streb, giving her the guardianship of the children. The petition filed June 8th, sets forth that the par- ties were married in June, 1663; that they have two children; that the respondent deserted her on the 25th of March, 1667, and that he was guilty of adultery on the 15th of May of that year. M. Thompson appeared for the petition- er, and the testtmony was taken before Com- missioner E. F. Brown. A decree was also granted this mornirg di- vorcing Louisa Harcy from the bonds of mat- rlmony with Henry J. Hardy, giving the pe- titioner the guardianship of the children. ‘The petition in this case was filed onthe 15th of April las', and sets forth that the parties ‘were married October 16, 1361; that they had two children: that the respondent has ill- treated her and threatened her life, &c., ahd also charges adultery to have been commitied , but did not | by him. | Im this case the testimony was taken before Commissioner E. F. Brown, and some of it, that ot a witness named Williamson, had been taken in Richmond before the subprrna to an- wer had been servedion the respondent,hence an order was made ruling out all the testi- mony. Yesterday Mr. M. Thompson made s motion to set aside this order, and claimed that the testimony, exceptthat of Williamson, had been properly taken: that his testimony was taken inadvertently. The Court asked fora reading of the eyi- dence, aud that portion taken after the process was read, when the Court remarked that upon & proper record being made up the Court would grant the decree as prayed. The testimony of one witness was to the effect that he nad seen bim in a house ot pros- litution on 11th street, where he sung 8 black- gusrd song, and afterwards saw bim at Madam Wolf's. Another witness testified to the ill- treatment of bis wife by him, and to his hay- ing told witness apout a little black-eyed gir. The mother of the petioner, Mrs. Maria Hilton, testified to the bad treatment received by her daughter at the hands of the respond- ent, and to bis having told the latter that he ‘would go to a house of j!] fame. Canada. Wasa tailor Knew the prisoner. Made a Garibaidi coat for him in 1865. Was | sure Surratt was the person who’ purchased | the coar, Witness saw him after he pur- | cuased the coat between the lith aad isth of April. After receiving the coat he came back and said it was too tight. Witni alteredit. Saw him at the hotel and saw him | at Fr ther Lapierres. He stayed with witness | about two days. | By Mr. Bradiey, Sr.—Afier leaving the house | of witness he went to Long Point. witness ac- | {pmPanied bim about 13 miles on the road. | nt witha gentleman named Matevit saw him ashort time bfore he leit for Europe. While at the house of witn he could not have been absent 10) or 12 hours with- out the knowledge of witness Q.—Do you know St. Marie. A.—1 do sir. —Do you know bis reputation? A—Ildo. Witness knew his reputation, and | knew be had resided in Montrea! know him personally. Q.—Whatis his reputation! Objected to by Mr. Carrington, on thegreund that the witness must baye some personal knowledge. aiid not speak trom general rumo! Witness knew St. Marte resided in Montreal bad seen him there. He was clerk in the Bank of Montreal i By the Court.—Witness knew St. Marie re- sided im Mor.treal off and on for two or three | years. Mr. Bradley said they would show all these tacts by another witness. Cross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint.—Wit- ness had a shop in Notre Dame street; saw the prisoner in April, 1965. He had his measure takem about the 6tR or 9th of April; next saw him a few days afterwards, about the 11th; next saw bim about the i7th or 1Sth:saw him before be started for Long Point. Metevia came for Surrau some time im April, 1565! Witness parted with bim ima tavern: left him with Mr. Metevia. Never saw Bim after that. Witne: made a pair of pantaloons for him; never made any priest’s garments for bim. ir Mr. Bradiey.—He called at the house of Witness fora stick which be leftthere. Wit- ness remembered seeing him once after leay- ing bim at the tayern, when he called for the stick. The record was made up and presented to | Sarefeld B. gle sworn, and examined by | the court this morning. when the decree was Mr. Bradiey.— Witness wasan advocate. Had | granted. resided it Montreal since 185° Knew St. Marie: SESE he boarded at the same hotel with witness in | i559, 6Vand ‘Gi. Witness was educated at St. | : Knew Dr. McMillan while THE OHIo STATE AGENCY.—Mr. James (. Wetmore bas filed in the Equity Uourt a bill to enjoin State cf Ohio from taking possession of certain books and papers in his office by re- plevin. Mr. Wetmore in his bill sets forth that he was appointed an agent of that State on tne 261h of December, 1562, ahd held that | cffice untll the Ist instant. when he resigned. Thct his business was to look after the inter- he resided in Lenoxville; knew him when he was inthe University at Montreal. Witness | bad more opportunity for learning his char- | acter while at Lenoxville. Had heard his | character truth and veracity spoken of. its 1. Witness would not rely on his | oat Cross-examined by Mr. Pierrepoint:—Had ene ‘the ar: age ine United States, and | that he prosecuted claims for many of them beard Mr. Antoine Frudau, ot Waterloo, speak | against Fhe Government. and had collected of the character of McMillan. Winess, with | over two and ahalf millions of dollars; that | several xeutiemen, were talking about thear- | hb sjbooks and papers, an voucners, for the pay- rival of the vecsel containing the prisoner. | ment of the money, are not Public books Frudau ased witness if ic was the same | nor ‘papers. mor are they of any valuete McMillan who bad resided in Waterloo who | the State, butthey are the books and papers ‘Sepoanent rite riences had Deerd there | showing private transactions between an au- Ss wa ‘ed, an surpr! to | thorized agent of the State 1s hear ot McMillan,a man with whom. he was | S ay Gn sequaimied. should take the position of in- tocwer. He did not bear the character of a | jiar while #t college. Witness took no partin | this war. Sometimes felt friendly towards the South. Wztoess never bad any strong sympa- thies with ei'ber side. His sympathies were more to tbe Sonth than the North. Witness never beid the position of public prosecutor. x itness never had any charges made against im. By Mr. Bradiey:—Had no intimacy with DicMilian atier leaving college. By Mr. Merrick :—From what witness knew of McMillan he wonld not take his oath in any jaw suit. Mr. Bradley suid he had several witnesses who could not speak English, and requested twat Colonel JR. O’Beirne be sworn as inter- veter. z Colonel O' Beirne was sworn, and Louis W. Sicotte was called Mr. Carrington objected to examining this ‘witness through an imterpreter, a8 fie could make ont to speak English Mr. Lovis W. Sicotte was sworn andexamined by Mr. Bradley — Witness resided im Montreal, Canada; an advocate by profession. Wit- hess was now employed in the Crown Law Vepar‘ment. Had resided in Montreal since ics. Kpew St. Marie from 1559 to 1892. Knew bis Teputation for truth and veracity: it was very bad. Witness would not believe him on bis oath. Cross-examined.—First saw St. Marie when Qe wos law student at Mr. Lachambeau's. Had spoken to bim on bucivess Knew many of nis friends and acquaintan: Witness inst ‘winter was in Lapiere, the native place of St. Marie, and there heard many persons speak bad of him By Dir. Bradiey—The conversations. which ‘witness bad heard about St. Marie. were before the arrest of Surratt se By Mr. Pierrepoint—Never knew that St. tie srudied for the priesthood. Never heard “By Mr. Bradley.—St. Marie came to wet ited Sintes because he robted the Education office of Soe Witness did not feel ill Ause be betrayed Sur- or Witness bad no teclings at ail in favor of >vrratt or seainsc St. Marie. Mad safda jew Words aeainst St. Marie. Py Mr Bractey.—Wnhen witness beard that >). Marie bad made a deposition agaiasi Surratt ssid that it was mean and anprincipled scton on the part ef St. Marie. Lueyer Labelle, sworn and examiaed by Mr. Miacivy.— Witness resided in Montreal; was uh advocate: now held the position of City Counsellor in Mootrenl, Had always lived ‘Montreal. Knew St. Marie, Bad knewn for eight years. He resided in Montreal. age pie. Scamainwance in 1858 or 59. He re- ea Ea tate. The bill further states that he wason the 15th ipstealied on by B. R. Corwia who repre- sented that he had been ordered by the Gov- eruor of Ohio to demand satd booksand papers ‘hat he (the petitioner) offered to employ the necessary clerical force to furnish duplicates of the books and papers saGhe 0.) Tefused to make that arrangement; that Mr. Corwin in- formed him that be had been authorized by telegram from the Governor to recover them by replevin and he believes that if he does so they will be removed beyond the controll of tbe Court and therefore he prays an injunction to enjoin him or the State trom so doing. Mr. A. G. Riddle is counes! for Mr. Wetmore. ——_6—_— THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.—The Secre- relation to the Washington National Monu- ment Ascociation, frem which it appears, as stated by Mr. John Oarrolt Brent, the secre- tary of the association, tnat the treasurer, in ‘his last annual report, gave a balance in bank, January Ist last, of $947: on hand. in vested in Corporation stock, $9,000; seven: tuirty bonds, $000: thatit is the purpose of the society to dispose of the funds now on hand, and. when may hereafter accrue, after the ‘paym { current expenses, to the resumption of the in- | terrupted work, so soon as a sufficient amount has accumulated to justify tne undertaking: | that the only present sources of revenue are the interest on the said investments and col- Jections made at the Patent Office, the Smith- souian Institution, and from visitors to the monument, with the snmsof $20 per annum tor a lot at Monnment Place, and a temporary Tent of 85 ver month from a room in the Lapi- éarium; that the amount received from whe tat the Patent Office for the year 1966 was and that the average amount of receipts from above-mentioned sources may be stated ss $700 per annum. The expenses are 854 a month fo watchman and messenger. together with expenses for stationery. fuel and repairs. peSoe: Boats RUN aWAYs.—This morning, a horseattached to @c&rt driven by Mr. Fred. Futz became frightened near the Long Bridge, at the ar- »reach of the train of cars, and ran furiously down Thirteenth-and-s-half street to Carver's Wood office. on the wharf, when the driver was thrown out and badly hurt, bis head being cut ard bis back injured. He was atrended ‘mptly by Dr. Morgan, and was subse- quently removed to his residence on (i street north, between 2d and 3d streets west. ie the wagon of Mr. Jobn R. Dale was standing on the eas: side of 15th street, oppo- site the Treasury, this morning, & horee at- tached to brick cart ran away, and came in collision with the wagon. badly damaging it. ——-o—____ False PRETENCEs.—A colored man. named until 1s@2. He was enploved in tion office, Knew persons. witn | Lewis Moores. was yesterday arraigned be- whom St. Marie aseociated. Saw him turee | f eet or four times @ week. His general reputation ne rr jor tyMtD And veracity was bad. among the citizens ly, Witaess would not betieve Rim on Committed the accused to jail for court, his oath. i —-- Crosg-examined by Mr, Pierrepoint wit. | , BRaL Estate peat, Cooper ness ie lot his friend, and wy are not lik ie pote Rein, chair sae io wid re cotsidere®: Bis friend, In . When wit- | son's subdéty ision of No: a7 nese first met thm, knew nothing igatust Ries, 1; on streét to 4 at wis be‘ Weel 860 and 156? that Bis charac were Zt 20 conte per foot!” ' 1 esis of the many thousands of Obio citizens | P es Tue Ritex Feowt—Harvey's rived—echooner Carter's Lows, Jul Union, Fielas, do , light. ooteea Le ae Mary's, tteh ison, for St. Mary's, 5 scl thad, J. Ed. Willing, ‘ie schooner American bound dows. ligh! land, for Crisfield, Crouche’s € ‘The Wawaset took down pany this morning for Mt. Vernon. pias eee Bitten ny a DoG.—Yesterday afternoon, a little boy, named Samuel Carrell, living on was Maryland avenue, near the Loi severely. bitt along, which enraged bim and can: lacerated sued. ——= at Bips OrzxEep.—To-day, at noon, bids were ‘were as follow: er cubic yard; John Ni ‘itzpatrick, 25 cents; ford, 18% cents. pel ST INTRODUCED TO THE WorknovsE.—Eliza Howard appeared before Justice Tucker, at the event precinct station house, charged by Ed- win Blend with enticing prostitution. The bridge, dog. The little feliow was at play with some of his comrades. when one of them kicked at the dog ashe was passing Tosh upon and bite the first one who came in bis way. The wound inflicted was in the calf of theright leg. The flesh was very much and a copieus discharge of biood en- .—Ar- Jonpe, Havre de Grace, Coal tor Harvey, Clarke & Given. >, bound down, light; schoonse —Schooner Foxwell, ie Ne- Justice fined her 35, andin default of Tent committed her to the workho' thirty days. the police fines. —_s+—__ ASSAULT AND BatrEry.—Jesse Adams, ar- Tested by officer Hugsman, charged by Rich’d ‘Walker with assauit and battery, had a hear. ing before Justice Morsell, who fined him $5. piney <eeridhabaad SELLING LicuT BREaD.—John Bort, a baker land, came before Justice Tacker yesterdry evening, charged with selling bread on the I under weight. The Justice fined him #i0. —_e——_. Fixxp.— John Chapman, charged with man, Was assault and battery by Louisa Uh: fined and dismissed by Justice Cu —_o—_—_ Lost.—Sargeant Franklin, of the Sixth Pre- cinct, yesterday found three lost children in the street, whom he restored to their home. SE MARRIED, CRIDER—MANYETT. v. Father Stonestreet, JO CRIDER. of Washington c ‘Miss MANYETT, of Warrenten. eee DIED. VHITNEY. in the 65th year of his aze tives and friends of the family and mei r 10. 1.0.0, F., are sof Columbia Lodge, Ne respectinily requested morrow. (Frid 3 at 3 SMART. and painful illness. Mr. 47th year of his age. uneral FF afternoon, at Friends are invited to attend. WALSH. After a lon; with patient » in the 15th morning, 1th instant, from h 493 E street south. fully inv PARKER. RA Le Seur. Minnesota, from wonnds recei diaus, while in th U_S. cavalry, JOSEPH V. of his age. of Georgetown, RICHARDS. On the 16th instant. MARY ANN ‘an A. Richards, youngest child of A. C.andM 5 months and 28 day i instar TT wife of Henry W r of Col. John D. of her ag KEATING. Ou Wednesi ‘clock a. m.- after a brief illues: Congestion of the Liver, GEORG aged 37 y His atten k ni ti id {Alexanir On the 1th instant, by DSBPH "HH. TRGINIA On Thursday, 18th instant, a¢ 35 After a short bnt painful illness, to attend his fineral to- T “clock p.m... from his late residence, between 1th and 15h and P and Q sts. * On the ‘7th instant, after a short 1UEL SMART, in the 8 o’cleck p. m. ant painfnl iuess, borne his - ERT, fifth son of Dr. Joseph His funeral will take Place at 10 o%clock Friday On the 9th instant, in the 33d year of HEL M., beloved wife of Captain At Fort Dodge, Kansas. June 13, 1357, from the hands of the In! scharge of his duty in the 7th WISE, in the 23d year Mount Pleasant. Prince George's 3th » Mrs. MATTIE (. . Clagett. Esq id owling, im the 24t the 17th inst. at 4 ek. etfally invited the 19th, at 4 nee near Glen- Vit., papers please copy. AIL SKIRTS BOU 49 Louisia nue. at $1 Sand SHOULDER BRACES m © 29-Tmn T ATOHAS BAUM’s, a piece. C W. BARKER, RY. CABINET- MAKER & UNDERTAKER. @plgeoe) 350 D'st., between 9th and 1th 7-Furniture Repaired and Varnished. je 14-Im ELLY GLASSES. FRUIT JARS, PRESER- VING KETTLES and SPOONS. for sale ty *“HARLES ULLRICI, Jx.. 493%. sth st., between D’and E, jy 6-Im* _ One‘and half sauares north Pa. ave. Los LOCKS!t LOCKS BE: ORTMENT OF LOCKS AND BUILD- 8’ HARDWARE IN T. Opposite Centre Market. ST A! % ER: HE CITY. BUILDERS’ DEPOT, 562 SEVENTH STREET H. W.HAMILTON & Co. arf.—Arrived—Steamer Vir- ia, Capt. Gregg, with sand for market, juite a large com- . The bids : Patrick Cullinane, 15% cents agie, 23 cents; Michael Buckley, cents; Wm. Buckley, 15% cents: Jonn G. St ys ——_e——__ Bap Wuisky.—Of the 94 arrests made by yesterday 57 were made for into: ication and disorderly conduct. The amou of fines received from these 57 arrests will reach two-thirds of the entire receipts from ily are her notice.” Ol- ; Capitol Hilt, 1's zed {year ‘OR- le to order. OA For w: ali light fabrics oF hands is equal to the Casti va] For making Soft Soap, rs. PNone 9 ensing ness stamped on each bar. e¢ CB. SEW acting Kid Gloves, Lace Gartains, add ashing’ Wonnds, Bruises, and Chapped ee direction on the wrap- the maker's name is ELL. Manufacturer, 500 and 502 G at. north, bet. 4th and 5th sis. jan 11-6m EMS Bust Buve Fuawifar Strre for all sized ot hes ne Price 0 Se uy Olothia i the conmer of Soventa etset mia avenue, —o—— 1F IT 18 THROWS IN YOUR TuRQTH that you do Aot keep yourdental apparatus in proper s it 1s your own fault, for all the world knows that you might doso by using that matchless Vegetable dentifrice, Sozodont. e0 ——_e-—___ Inow BepsTeans, only Three dollars, at A. Adamson s, 506 Ninth street. 3 = LAvres, saye meney by purchasing Hoop- skirte, Corsets and Sn Maer Braces, at Chas. Baum’s, 49 Louisiana ave., between 6th and 7th streets Goods warranted to fit or no sale. Corset Steels 5 cents @ pair. L — = Dowyr wits HIGH PRICES !—Patronize only those who cell cater! Buy pgs Gent’s Fur- nishing Goods at Franc's, 7th street, be- tween D and E, three doors above Odd Fi lows’ Hall. Gray’s Collars, 18c. box; Gol smith, eka and Garotte, 18c. box; Imitation Linen Goldemith, Byron and Garotte, 1Sc. pox: And all other goods cheap in a n. B — ee Dr. Wuitsr, Chiropodist, 4% Penn avenue, between 4% and 6th streets, continues the suc- cessful treatment of cons, bunions, bad nails, enlarged jointe, warts, moles, vascular excres- cences, &c. Office hours from Sa. m. tod p. m.,and6to8 p,m. Consultation free. Estab. lished 1861. ae aoe SALES AND SMALL PROPITS.—Good White Shirte, $1.25a$1.50; A. No.1 Fine White Shirt, $2.50083; Good Gauze Undershirts, 60 cents; Fine Gauze Undershirts, hy feb Lisle Thread Undershirts, $1.50; Good Cotton Halt Hose, 10, 15,20, and 25 cents per pair, Best English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. Pp ‘ranc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 494 7th between D and E, three deors above Odd lows’ Hall. —_+—_—_ Just REORIVED this perning one hundred more of those fine twenty-five dollar suits, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite the Post Office. eg To THE LADIES oF THIS Orry AND GeoRGE- Towx.—Do you wish to save money! Go to Lewis Baar’s Fancy Establishment, He sells cheaper than any house. @L —_———_ Just RxogivgD—Three hundred Boys’ Saits, latest Spring styles from ten te fitreen dollars per suit, at the Great Central Ulothing House J Surrs, He 7 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. — Owe HUNDRED Suite at twenty dollars just received. Ca!land lookat them at the Great @entral Clothing House, 460 7th street, oppo- sive the Post Office ze aL aes No Berrer Investment can be made than in Clothing atthe present reduced prices at the Great Central Olotning House, 460 Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. ——-———— Go AND SEE those fifteen dollar suits, re- ceived this morning, at the Great Central Clothing House, 460'7th atreet, opposite the Post Office. Pxwntgs can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. HOTELS, &e. OTICE.—MR. GEO. A, SPRINGMAN, form- erly proprietor of the Columbia Hotel, of Washington, has opened a Hotel on 703 Walnut street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He also has on hand a large stock of Rhinesh Wines of his own importation. The citizens of Washington ought not to fail to give him a call jy 6-Im* UMMER RESORT, Jw. 3. moORm ofthe WASHINGTON HOTEL, Leonardtown. Md.. is prepared to ac commodate BOARDERS by theday, week or month on the most. accommodating, terms. Fish Oysters, Crabs, and all th cies of the water constantly served up at Bonts to and from Washington twice a w Je 19-2aw3w* INEY POINT HOTEL, P ALT WATER BATHING. well known resort will be open for the 2th of June. n of visitors on th joard per day Board per week: ~ ls. Mi. MITCHELL, Proprietor. Steamers leave Washington every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at 6 o'clock a.m.) and Baltimore every Tuesday, Friday and Satur- day at4o’clock p.m. Touching going and return- ing at the Point. je 12-tf CARD. —The undersignea herewith announce A the public that he has sold out his Restaurant, 501 7th street, to Mr. F. G. ROHR. He'avails himself of this opportu: nity to thank his friends for the many favors whic! Torso many years they have been pleased to bestow upon him, hoping that they will continue to extend Same io hfe wuccessor. Bees’ CHARLES KLOMAN. Washington, D.C., April 13, 1867. I take pleasure to inform the public that I have bonght the. well-known establishment known ns Kloman’s Restaurant. It shall be my duty to do everything in my power to gain the custom and esteem of the citizens of the Distriet of Columbia. ‘ap 13 3m* F. @. ROHR. UST ARRIVED. » Country CIDER VINEG. B bbls. Pure COE & PEARSON Wholesale Agents and jel-dif Commission Merchants} RIDA Ft s. BOU- AN RAL WREATH QUETS, CROSSES. ANCHORS : ein natural form. Ne ntal Hair Work on or pearl. All kinds of Hair Brading a FRIES. 385 Kighth strect. W BOOKS.—The Cultare Demai Nin bite Bench and Bara by Wustrated. Colleg Draper War, vol. History of the American eteoric Astronom, ON, LUXURIES. rived, a large us: ally for the abo + FALS IC-NIC, eal ‘Just re le UX. PoTT. ANCHOVIES. ling Baskets. AGNOLIA HAMS. Wa call attention to for Sandwiches. mild. t 5 ms; particul: OLDEN 'UPPERNO: From the Scuppernong Grape light. very fruity ai lunch use. rtment of articles nUrposes. N. BEC : DONGUE. HAM, Pe AND TRAVELING | Crogsce & Blackwell's, lene Preserves. Brandy Fruits, and Jellies, i. of Plain and Fancy Pic-Nic They are ly suitable, f North Carolina; nd golden color; unexcelled for Z. M. KING & SON, King Place, my 35-tf Corner Vermont ave. and 1554 st. WwW HISKERS AND, MUSTACHES! Forced to grow upon the smoothest face in from sing Dr. SEVIGNE'S RES- RE. the most wonder- in ™m ing upon the fair in an almost miraculous, mat It hag Leen used by the elite of Paris an London with the iost flattering success. three te five weeks by TAURATEUR CAPILLA ful discovery in modern science, a Beard and ner. of all purchasers will be registered, and if enti given in every’ instance, money will be cheerfully refunded. Price satisfaction is not sealed and postpaid. §1, 'S & CO., Chemi: Troy. New York. States. Booxs: THE Nam th wiptive cirenla mand fare an testimonials mailed” free. Address. BE. SHUT: Chemists, No. 289 River mee ‘Solo agents for the’ Out ap 3-déweoly BOOKS. CHEAPEST BOOKS IN THE WURLD, WAVERLY NOVELS—Each number complete yolume in itself—usually sold by book agents at 30 , only 25 cents; tobe complete in 25 cents per N Nos. Now is the time to subscribe. WAVERLY NOVELS—Five volumes bound in one, printed on good paper. “Waverly,” “Bop Boy,” “The Monastery,” ‘“Kenelworth,” and ‘The Pirate;” all for $1.50. DICKENS’ WORKS—Ilustrated, from 1,50 to €2.0. Each volume complete in itself. THACKARY’S WORKS — Beantifally iitns- trated, large print, from §1.25 to $1.80 per volume, A Lot of ENGLISH BOOKS just received, to which the attention of the reading public is re- spectfully invited, at the Hudson Taylor Book Store. FRENCH & RICHARDSON, _ my 21-tf 334 Pennsylvania avenu ANT PURGATORIO. translat; DAaiow) Meats American “Grape Curae Justrated. Horwoor's Law aud Practice of Naval and other Poems, 0: Courts-Martial. May-Da Ralph Waldo Emerson, im of Lage Dake ot Argyll. The invisiblen ow gettin: Explained. Miss Ravenel’s Conversion hee ae cession to Loy ae by J. W. De Forest. Sowing tile Wind, s novel, by &. Lynn Linton, my 24 'RANCK TAYLOR. HILADELPHIA PRINT BUTTER, Do. COSHER Gag ten orery few days. Also, Gi er, rose flavored, “ow. W. BURCHELL, corner lath and my HE EUREKA PRESER yon 5 rater. ‘at wholesale aud ae ate. el-d 399 Pa ave bet 1b, a POTOMAC FAMILY SHAD |, (in kite.) N. Ww. my. tader Mbbite ING /AR-A fall flared: "reasonable fouse, AFTER. THIS Ri ile, ) AND siz, the and Brookwil General Stage Stables, 454 G str a fails, (Sun lay exrepted:) the Rockville and Mari fore singes at Diclock a. mit the Brookville Tint 2°" PSG, HOWARD. Proprictor, EXCELSIOR Jy Im" EXcELsIOn ! bE arn ret! ‘OF FOR REMOVING § LUOUS HAIR. To the ladies especially, this invalnable depila- tory recommends itself a¥ being an almost indis- pensable article to female beauty, ix easily ap- lied, does not Lurn or. eee the skin, but acts directly on the roots. It is warranted to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads. or from any other part of the body, completely. totally and radi- cally extirpating the same, leaving the skin soft, smooth and natural. This is the only article used by the French, andds the only real effectual depilatory in existenc ‘rice 75 cents per pack- age, sent post paid, to any address, on receipt of an order, PE ERGER, SHUTTS & CO., Chemists, ap3-D&Weoly 285 River street. Troy, N.Y. 325 PENNSYLVANIA AVEN 325 ENTS AND WHOLESALE, COMMISSION AGENTS AND NIRCHANTS. " ¥OR Virginia Lumber, Fredericksburg Cloth Mills, Harris & Co.'s Neoteric Soap, Baltimore Window and Druggists’ Glass, aints, Vils, Colors, Chemicals, bider Vinegar, Canned and Dried Fruits, Giger, Tobacco, &e. UP STAIRS. panos. PIANOS. i In addition to my stock of superb PTANOS of Chickering & Son’s make. I have # variet: of other good inakers, which J offer at fac: RI! i dion easy terms. ‘COYRNOS and PARLOR ORGANS for rent, by week or month. OHN F ELLIS, 310 Pennsylvania avenue, iy 3-e08t near 1th erect. UST RECEIVED, ‘A'large lot of ; GENTLEMEN? SOaitER Quorum, iinen, yand Dri a Joneey “18° SBEON HALL. Di; ROW ROO’ Bunyrps Annoy 20% wa saco, SCOTCH OAT MEAL. ROUND. RICE. WHEATEN GRITS, DURYEA'’S MAIZENA ‘ CKER'S pane hime es AIL freak and at lowest prices, er Mth aa ts, Cornet ander MbbIeS House. + TIME. 5 my 2% Linge, qeale ‘Als | MEN, SAND, and HAI, at je Wtf RTABLE HOT-ATR F' ‘The intending ‘to should call abi pee, HEY'S, ¥, W. BURCHELL, jader Bbbitt Hohe, jem corner Mth and F streets, ALAD CREAM red for Dre Salads. GROSSE & BLACKWELL'S VINNGABS ou in handsomely, fly Wee itera. TURKEY Figs; wl io » large, nd w itl A Bema large weovanmss. © “yw ind i¢-40 quanti gi? IDES’ LIME, PLASTER. CE-. * Corner 10th vtreetendcanal, “f ” aT An ‘Baal Esrare Thos. ance a F. past side of J between the present o and i cana el Cp ate no of” ry ‘of- Sie ncr eis mee, eneoee was ~anerae pieuz—nnee: eoouret between ick Tobin, ‘Martin % and Edward Thecker yesterday evening, at Mr. Thecker's Yestaurant, near the market. Mr.Theoker had the two first-named parties taken before Jus- tice B » When be them witn qt jperered that had been drinking Sey, and Mr. Theoker ordered them from his house. They not segs agen @ fight re- ulted, in which ‘Thecker knocked one of themen down. Justice fined the three engaged in the rew $2.75 each. ‘URT.—A boy named Langley, while en- deavoring togeton a street car. slipped and fell on the sireet y: ay. He was taken up severely bruised, and conveyed into the store & ‘Young & Behrend, from whence he walked ome. THE ANTIQUARIANS,—The party who went to the Great Falis yesterday, to search for the “Runic inscription,” returned at, three o'clock this morning, looking quite ‘used up” by their in vestigation Being sharply questioned by friends, the majority expressed themsel: being some disappointed at the result o: thei researches. In fact th cone net see it.” Runic friends in carving ber epitaph. He is willing to sell it to any anti- eegr desiring such a curiosity, for some- ing less than $1.000,. Another old gentleman of the party asserted that he found the “hand. writing on the wall but he could not be induced, either for love or money, to show it the others. Potick MatrErs.—The whole number of arrests made by the police yesterday, was 11— 4 for Hghting, 5 for disorderly conduct, 1 upon suspicion of larceny, and one fora violation of an ordnance of the corporation. The amount derived from fines was $13.25. Rollins, arrested by Officer Dongle, Yor fighting fn the connty, was to haye a hear- ing before the Justice, at 90’clock this morn- ies g, bat he not appear "ing, the squire fined him A soldier named Andrew Jackson, was locked up five hours for disorderly conduct, by, decree of Justice Buckey. PLEASANT TiME.—Some of the pleas weekere of Washington gave a masquerade ball at Analostan Island, last evening, which was well attended. InproveNEnrs.—A large; three-story brick house and basement, is being erected on Gay, between Washicgton and Green streets. tor Mrs, M.A, Williamson, which will cost about 7.000. Messrs. Gale and Cruit are erecting four frame houses, two stories bigh, on the upper side ot Gay, between Washington and Green streets, at a cost. of about $5,000. Mr, Jobn E. Cox is having his two houses, on, Green between Bridge and (tay streets, repaired, and astory added thereto. ata cost of about 31,000. SH1PMENTS Oy CoAL.—From Ray’s docks to- day 1,300 tons; from the Cumberland Uoal and Jrorn Company, 350 tons; trom the Borden Com- pany, 26 tons, and trom the Hampshire & Bal- more Company, 161 tons. Tue CanaL.—I wenty-tnree boats arrived Yesterday afternoon and this morning with an ‘average of 110 tons of coal, euch consigned to the different companies as. follows :—6 to the American, 4 to the Central, + to the Consolida- tion, 6 to the Cumberland Coal and Iron, and 210 the Hampshire & Baltimore Company. The boat Moler brought lime jor Mr. Godey, nd the boat Ida. passengers from the Falis. i wenty-elght boats departed in the samedength of time. PaintinG.—The steamer “Valley ity” is having her hullrepainted black, she will leave on Friday. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. ¥ THOMAS DOWLING. Auct'r; Georgetown. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT AUCTIO: On FRIDAY MORNIN jy 19. at 10-0 clock. T will sell. at No.6 Market street, above 3d street. a general assortment of Honsehold Furniture. family leaving the city. consisting of— One Rosewood Piano.bis octave One oval Gilt Frame Mirror Walnut Spring Seat Chairs and Sofa Walnut Marble-top Bureau and Washstand seat and other Chairs Oileloth and. Matting Bedsteads, Feather Beds,and Mattresses Cooking and other Stoves, with many other articles FOR SALE AND RENT. ‘OR RENT —Two nicely furnish! ROOMS ine desirable location. Terms moderate. Apply at No. 405 10th street pian BOARDING. pre erctctoncrasetrmtibahae ee ARDING—A few moro BOARDERS cin te th, t-clases BOARD ard Lae BOOMS. at No. L17.cornet Camer yu and 4 streets, Alexandria, Va.. (only FEW UNFURNISHED BOONE CAN TE sueare fromthe Afexandrinand Washington ROR. | AL seniea at Novas W siveal. tavern Teh and Mt Depot) being vers convenient forciarks. or perwoos | streeta,near Nocthera Liberty Market oy 18.3" central, rooms spacious and airy.and the houss NT—Avomfortable FRAME HOUSE of surrounded withextensive grounds andshrubbers u Ve rooms and passa; 364 Lith atreet. Application will be received accompanied with i ne. No. en Laud Mstreets Reot, $35 per mouth in references, . advance. Pete JY 18-2aw 2w* JANE WRIGHT. NOR RENT_W ith or without Board—PARLOR LEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS foi 0, gentic- and BEDROOM attanhed, on firstfloor. Also. jad). with BOARD for lady only. taan several other Rooms. No. 2s Carroll Place, op Terme $75 per minth. “Address A ¥ ce. posite East Park. Capito! Hill iyi VOR RENT—Threc unfurnished ROOMS, au able for honackeeping, in a new house, Re: low; 12th <second door from Q st. OARD—A FEW G modated with TA VENS’, No. S ner of Fourteenth street. _ ay 16 3t* TRY BOARD can be obtained le private residence, me. fort. Month. per RF unfurniehed ble for houskeeping, No. K street north, between ath moderate an agree: Uberal table aad $10 per FORE ST—A three story BRICK AOUS.i witty 4 back building and cellar, containing 12 roome, Mosk wexead seit ttcahed. is in thorough order. Situated treet, between Ith abd sth. Apply act FOR BENT—Two well fornisbed PARLORS. on the first floor. with or without BOARD. A) 399 Bet., bet. sth and 10th. : oR? (ABLE BOARD at No. 464 10th street, n few ‘doors north of the avenue. ‘Terms ‘$35 per month. de 16-tf Ss LOST AND FOUND. Toomis attached, five squares from OUND—A LADY'S BREASTPIN. Inquire at tment. Apply at N.E fivth and K F Room 62, third floor, Post Office building. Htreets = ay 1 3t* iret es a STORE at present or O8T—A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, engraved J.B.Br & Bro. The situation is the with the letter Din old English. The finder | city: opposite the Met! will be rewarded by leaving it at6a7 M street, be- the 15tn of August door, west. ” RARE CHANCE—FoR SAL DRUG STORE, now doing a a desirable locality itisfactory reasons given selling. For further information address" Druz gist,’ Washington Post Office “ay 2th OR RENT—A DESIRABLE CORNE grocery or liquor store. with 183t* Treasury Do- i Possession politan Hotel given als Apply to tween 4th and 5th. ay 18-2t ‘iy 18-e06t™ THOS. PARKER _ STRAYED FROM MY STABLE, ON THE | POOR RENT—One BRIC USE. containing SS night of the 14th, a cream colored HORSE. A | I five rooms, aud one FRAME HO, ontain liberal reward will he paid, if left at 303 F street, | ing four rooms. pleasantly situated. within two between Nth and 12th sts Jy i3-3t* per month, squares of the horse cars. each. Inquire at 3374 Rent Pa st lies preferred O8T—On the ith inst., one fine gat oe youn; HEIFER, about 24s years old; dark red, with small horns. hort, thick neck and head; has a small white spot on right flank. A liberal reward will by en for her return to Mrs. ELLEN SMITH, at y 4 corner of F. containing twenty room: Mr. Bond's, on K street, between 15th | water, end large yard. newly a fitted up and 16th streets. Jy 18-4t" in good order, Inquire at 202 22d street. Detweem ILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO HAs | Hand 3y 18-20 called with a OR SAT I terms. two ‘Lat No. 25 Indiana t three first c 4, and L st rooms; each house Wi bath room. Terms $500 4 r til paid. This is arare chance to procure a first please call again imme it the inconvenience of calling on him and paying the reward offered for the money fonnd. jy 17-2t* STRAYED OR STOLEN—On FRIDA Sisea heats d2 instant, a red borne Also, three story BRICK No. 242d street, near Strap around her neck H. Price $1.80. or S80) cash; one, two and three. A liberal reward A, Pheral remand ill b years given on deferred aymenite aryland avenue. ty SrA Riplant’ jy 18-tf New York aven: L988 [On Saturday evening. in going from sth to 9th street. through L street. a pair of Gold Bow SPECTACLES. ‘fhe finder will by them at 3 tr at No.174 yy 17 A HOUSE. with large garden with near Wallach School, one square Inuire of WOH LANGLEN, a Prom. | Burehe in July, at 90 by favor of America (i. Pedrick, date 3 days; for 30. Ali persons’ ace warned against SE Ste 3 egotiatlug the same, as payment has been stopped. —NHOUSE.: “yea AME. CS PEDIC | E'Stitated on heated, bet Apply to G street. three doors from Pa, Fer Fe TERT PERSONAL. TT, WHO RESIDED AT N. Isth. last KI D.._AN_E! N OF THE FUNIS.” FRENCH & RICHARDS( jy 34 Pennsylvan MAN. OF BALTIMORE. may ‘by ladies in need of the servives reliable physician at hi Washington, D. nthe morning until 1 oveloe ore. Md. 31s North m. ¢ su ms. which a tial. mast be limited to the abs ton, pointments by letter left at my offic Fully att Ito. o'clock office in Bal Story BRICK Apply at Now sta. 4) 16 3t PO SVITABLE FOR RENT—A furnish 2. containing m4 on hours in ROOMS FOR KE ee ping h st, ¥ 16-37 will Post Paid, ad dy to destroy the so you will nev- sent. Adldress furnished f ‘Apply at 42 Fe = street, Inqui on FO) 5 $1,000 K streets ny AVING TAKE: occupied by D corner of 6th stre THE OFFICE FORMERLY Borland, at the northeast id Massachusetts aves ne subscriber would respectfully ofter his professional services to the citizens of Washington. fic 6 Y STORE \ ear Long Bridg-, to 10 D. p.m. -eolm*] 8. W. CALDWELL, M. TEAP— OTICE. HEIRS.—A complete list_of heirs to ‘AND BOOKCASE Machine, Carpets, Tali tates in Europe furnished DEN BROS. P.O. Box 930, No. 445 Ma I before 10 a.m, on Messrs, Alien, Copp & Nisbet, Bankers: 7 HO Mo. N street with ten, 1: g ‘too mmerous to mention. House for rent. enguire of the Auctioneer jy15-st THOMAS DOWLING, Auct’r. BY THOS. DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown. TRUSTEE'S SALE : By virtue of a dectee. of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, sitting as « Court of Eanity,made in a cause of Wagner vs. ng et alia. No. 9 urt, the #7, on the docket ofsaid Cow undersigned. ag trustee, will offer at public sale. on THURSDAY. the 2th day of July, at the hou of 6 o'clock in the afternoon, parts of Lots nnmbers Us und Nis, in Threlkeld’s addition to Georgetown, fronting 3sfvet.more or legs, on the south side of street, and ranping lack the same width to th depth of 48 feet, with the two-story frame ho upon the same. ' Also the west half part of 17. in the same addition, fronting feet. more or Jesx.on the southside of 3d strect, an running back same width 130 feet, with the frame building upon the same 5 Terms of sale: One-third purchase money in the residue in six and twelve months fr of sale, the purchaser giving bis notes w ed seeurity. bearing interest trom the day y may be paid in full je by. the C the sO . dy 15-0 DOWLT ‘HOMAS DOWLING, Auct; reme Conrt of thi By virtne District « a. passed tele et al. THURSD2 ut No, 90 Congress street. {Household and Kitchen Furuity re ‘Terms of sale: AN sums nnder $100 that amount balance in 60 and o) day isfaction of the trns th interest EUGENE CARUS iy 13-eodst THOMAS DOWLING GELLING OFF! SELLING OF SEU F At rices, our entire stock of Reet and fostiionatle NCY GOODS, to change business. at foun Headquarters. YOUNG & BEWREND.. No, 120 Bridge st.. opposite Fred. Freund's ‘m* well-known Ice Cream Saloon ¥ GOODS AT MIL 'y street, Ge fe ate now selling Summer DRES bracing « handsonve 515 30 Pulm Fans at3 BENJAMIN MILLER. ws H, WHEATLEY 'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT. Office, No. 49 Jefferson st., Georgetown, D.C Established in 1831 ; premium awarded by the Metro titan Institute. 1857 ; rebuilt 1853, and is now by x the largest. and most complete éstablishment of ¢ kind in this section of country. a US Felng and Scouring of all kinds done in the best thanner. thankful for past favors. the subscriber sojinits the continued custom of the community ‘Goods received and rorrnet Ad express with the ness and despatch: “Pant Ofc adres Lock Box No. 80. Gfice closes duily at sunset except Saturday when it is closed at 8 p.m. fe1o-om STROLOGY. THE WORLD ASTONISHED AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS MADE BY THE GREAT ASTROLOGI: \" “MADAME H. A. PERRIGO, ‘als secrets no mortal ever knew. She restores fo happiness. those who, from doletal events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss of rel tions and friends, loss of money, &c.. have beco1 despondent.. She brings together those long xepa- rated, gives information concerning absent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen, property. tells you the business you are best qualified to pursue, And in what you will be mgst successful speedy marriages, and tells you’ the very day you Will marry, gives you the name, likeness and char- Reteristics ‘of the person. She reads your very thoughts. and by her almost supernatural powers veils tie dark and hidden mysteries of the fn: ture. From. the stars. we see in the firmament— the malefic stars that overcome or predominate in the confizuration—from the aspects and. positions of the planets and the fixed stars in the heavens at the tinie of birth, she deduces the future destiny of Fail not to consalt be Ge Astrolegist at a 1 costs you je, and you may never a ain haveno fayorablean op ean on ation, fee. with Hikene mation. 1. Parties iv! ihe Madame by m: ion to themsely fall afd tefiselt chart. writte faduiries an- syered and likences encloxed, sent by mail on re- Uf'price above mentioned, ‘The striotest se- Sfely wil be maintained, and all correspondence SEtazned or, demtroved. References of the highest Crier furniched thove destring them, "Write Ty'the day of thie mongh aud year ip which you wore Donn, enclosing TOO H.-A PERRIGO a9: DEW goly P.O. Drawer 298. Buffalo, N.Y D™ ‘GOODS—DEY Goods. ; : s BOGAN & WYLIE, ~ No. ‘329 Seventh street, between New York = avenue and L street, Dealers in Stay le and Fancy Dag Gopde, Hosiery, Oedlen oan th ‘spon Tate: a can and the very ditf rekegats from New jy ltt 4 Sole Agent for this . reas MR eT A gacomanrrgwcnasce' Wize ais Oe a “Room Not sieitinener Burlliog. t fearamt VashingtouD.6. 200 Thani OS. F. ate Agent. Office 363 Sth street reet, or on the premises LADIES LEASE READ THIS — WILLIAM PRINCE, 439 Sth street. has about six h red (600) well-made stamps of elegant design: Embroidery, Braid, &., that he will sell cheap, the buyer the Compo: je | 2rd i? | [ROR RENTOA FARM opti whole or part. and teach ‘i Tiatning BN Acres, tion, furnish Cushions and Brashes. and explain | half of which is under cultivation. This prop how to use them. gratis. Being part of aduplicate | erty ix situated on the Marlboro road, 3 “ set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to | from the Navy Yard Brid ina very desirable engage in this prontable business and having s ba mld be leased Sore tore of 3 are small capital should call at once. e ion _ given in the Fal or particntarsfin= ncaP we = Rs. L MBLE, on the premis¢s. ONFIDENTIAL.—Young men who have in jured themselves by certain secret habits. which unfit them for business, pleasure. or the duties of married life; also. middle-aged and old men, who, from the follies of youth, or other causes, feel a de- bility in advance of their years, before placing Anew BRICK WOUSE situated on Capitol Hill. with seve | FoR Rest —Two separate ROOMS, suitable for themselves under the treatment of’ any one, sho club rooms or private parties. Apply at tha Bret read “The Secret, Friend.” Married ladies | Cuion Hotel JY 15-6t* will learn something of importance by perusing = REN _ a “phe Secret Friend.” Sent to any address. ins FOR RENT—To ERICK TOT on New Jor: sealed envelope, on receipt of 25 cents. dre: ey avenue, bet nF an Smeets. contain. CHAS A STUART & CO. Boston Mt wns, With cas, and water in the yard. at FRAME HOt onth. For Ry per mouth Massachnsetts | articulars ing of Woe. JOH N wr Corner of oth and L streets north. SHED ROOMS. WITH BATHING ( iences. can be obtained by applying at en 3d and 4's sts. jy 12-¢0° of Hons FOR RENT—The LARG at the corner of 10th st the bridge. Possession give ny to W.L. WALL & CO. 2 ission Merchants, cor. 9th 8 t betw mise ALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP- ¥—Three hnudred and fifty acres of first r suitable for farming. gardening. hg.situated within the District of Colum vane in the Drug ten acres each ticnlarly desira will give one-th for market garden rd cash and two-thir fo tands i property in Wa-hingto » plats of, thi a oe E } MITCHEL at our office. STARR & MEPCAL Northeast corner Real Estate Bro | — jel7-tt corner New York ave. aud SOR SALE—A neat two-story HOL ley (Governm are,) between Gand H $100 down,and STA s Foe parts ¢ iy 124 ‘ituated between intersection of Marylan: i f Hor terms apply to JOHN H. SEMMES ous west. Only will be given » pay the balance, STARR & METOAL (Plant’s Building.» New York ave and lth street. Fo 9. 3, in Squared9.on 234 stre west, between E street north and Virginia avenue. Said Lot is 15 feet front, 137f eet 23¢ inches deep, and improved by a new first-class Wood House, containing five rooms. Also, two small Houses on the rear of the lot, containing two rooms cach, "The three houses rent, for about $i) per month. Price §2:200, Immediate possession given . P. BROWN & SON. w 7 tful location: e ner of 13th. jy I-tAugt F° SALE OR RENT—A Two-story FRAME HOUSK, with eight rooms and kitche: or from the P. t. near Ist st.. Geergetown. D ap 19-tf 465 9th street, between E and ¥. RICHARD PETTIT. ist and Market FO LET—At No. 451 10th street, west side. near | Streets, Georgetown, D_ iyllat Fe. avenue, from July Jet, two large. pleasant PARLORS. Also. two FRONT ROOMS, one large FSR BEN he, WALLACH HOUSE RES- and one small, on second floor, free from atter- RANT, situated on Mth street. near Pa. avenue. Apply to C. B. BAKER, Star Office. noon sun je 21-88) Je 13-tf 'WO PARLORS, NICELY FURNISHED, with OR LEASE, WITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE, or without Board, forrent. Apply at the Star al BUILDING LOTS in different pacts Office, iysim | ofthiee ty and forsale. fvesear old BAY YOR SALE—A LOT on Ly street, between 13th | CARRIAC Pi zeends and seme re. 8. Cand lath streets; 29 feet frontanil asefectdeep, | MILBU treet north. jy 31m payed alley. “Apply'to O- B; SAREE, Star Ome ARM FOR SALE.—The undersigned will sell Oe Eat private sale the farm now in his occupancy. NT—A STORE ROOM, corner of 8thand jocated between Rockville. in Montgomery com Pere ma rixt FES foF sale. Tnauire of | Muryiand.and Georgetown, D.C. pon, the old B.N.EDMONSTON, on the premises, § | Roel oad. y t etate of cultivation; lies beautifully; — BY | Cory. healthy; has several Boe #prhu is gs upon il WHMSME THESES unfailing stroame in every fold. teem! be 5 bpbctebe bet te one by Mr. - HAGAN, who re: FREPPRPPEPEPPrP rrr rrr cre |i Rieispertect hems made known cation to@RANVILLE F. i NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE. i kiagnd Gare Ww ‘ALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE fora ” Foi a3 the town of Cambridge, Mi. The Late of the firm of Burns & Wilson. property Ya well Tmproved tn, excellent condition, e Je homesteads in the v No, $02 SEVENTH STREET, rag eee, Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, man who desires a comfortable home for his fat ‘one of the most agreeable villages in Marylan: ‘here household expenses are not | | | | | ! | GEO. B. WILSON, i | t | dd 2 Adddid tant - Mire tgdddedddddddddddddaddd zd | tats detaprinlty iss rareuye: Me Wall eS Ty } will give information concerning it to a Saat a rere. Buy e ane S| PERUSE ee ese, at o CHARLES BAUM’S © | street, between Land K. west side, Apply'to 3 P 49 LOUISIANA AVENUE, P BHEEM. Tith st., bet. Hand I ay S Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, $ | Fok, SALESA fare opportunity for aus ove x ay A | story and basement BRICK DWELLING: con. 1 Corset Steels 5 cents a pair. rt | taining elght Iarge rooms and basement. situated % Bi] Sisreatnsunel oe etearec Rea acon se Tr Jo90-tn 7 si 2 near the horse ‘mee ve is a first-cla<4 Ss SHOULDER BRACES s dwelling, built last. Year of the Very beeveaterials bog ee ee ing gt wane ok Si Seay FoR See A aBOReR, MAGi and AR: | Stet act ot ground. aid te de qi i 4 je and fo: : ikind of business. Apply at the Star Office, Porsessio Tamed ately. orice 8 ‘je 19-tt easy. Apply on the premises. RSES AND COWS on the ST URE, jeacble torus, on the Glesborg Farm ‘o Letter grass, water, fence or shade in Dis trict. Apply to fing i hee euatioeay Race GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR HAS GBAND etl by the Paris Ex poniti to ickering ‘& Sous, of Boston, for theit Brake JOHN F. ELLIS, reek et 310 Peunsylvaniaavenn 7 FOE BENT —The wide roomy AQDSE, ove: ths See cf hesen Samy. Cte Pe chen jerstt FFICE ROOMS.FOR RENT, tn 3, an, rk avenue and 1st gr 0 Loe es SUITABLE FOR OFFICES ve particuines in. SUITA StEEPiN RTMENTS. For Bae nos dean ga ay a’ 1s-im