Evening Star Newspaper, July 19, 1867, Page 3

teins THE TRIAL OF JOHN H. SURRATT. ——_—— ‘Thetrial of Jno. H. Surrat was resumed inthe Crimmal Court this morning betore Judge Fisher, the room being crowed as usual. The prisoner and jurors were brought in at ten o clock and the Court wasopened. After some delay, caused by search for paper: Mr. Bradley said he would first offer in evidence the time table of the New York Uen- tral railrosd for April, 1665, showing the trains then ieft Albany at7 o'clock a. m., and reached Syracuse at 4.20 p. m,, leaving Syra- cuse at Canadaigna at 4.52, Mr. Poerrepoint said they had agreed that the tables be admitted as the time tables of the road. but they did not agree that the trains arrived and departed at the times named. Mr. Merrick said he would ask the indal- gence of the Court to present &n authority in Tegard to reepening the question of admitting the register of ihe Webster House. He re- terred ihe Court to 12th Heward, U.S. Si preme Court’ reports, where a letter of a de- lendant was admitted. Sudge Fisher, after reading the same, said he supposed that letter must have had a posi- mark on it, or something on the inside, show- ing conclusively where {t came trom and by ‘whom it was written. He bad always seen Jeuers ruled out unless they bore & post-mark showing that they did come from the place and at the time from which they purported to come. They were admitted on posi-mark, because that was evidence made by Some one else at the time the letter was mailed. Mr. Bradie; aid an important witness, Mr Bushes, lett Montreal for this city on Tues- cosy. and it was expected that he would be here this morning, but nothing had been heard from him. Simce yesterday they had discovered the whereabou's of a gentleman of raspectability and cbaracter, who was at the Brainard House, in Elmira, on the 1th and 15th ef April, 1865 and there saw the prisoner atthe bar. 'This gentleman and M jushen were the ofty wit- nesses the defense now had to examine, aud they would then close their case. The rul- ings of the Court had excinded the testimony of a large number of witnesses which the de- fense bad. Mr. Merrick said the time had now arrived when tbe original evidence was at an end, the prosecution could now offer nothing except such testimony as rebuted that offered by de- tense. He therefore moved the Court to sirike from :he record all evidence which the prose- cution had offered to conmect others with the conspiracy but failed todo so. He asked that ihe evidence in regard to Jacob Thompson: the alleged shooting otf Union soldiers; the fight with some gunboat on the Potomac river; and the letter found floating on some river in North Carolina. be siricken from the evidence as the prosecution had failed to connee: them wiih | ihe conspiracy. Mr. Pierrepoin: said there were many things offered in evidence which would be connected aud make the chain perfect when the evidence was all reviewed. He did nat pfopose to dis- cuss {his question now, but would do so at the close of the case. As to the prosecution not having the righ! to offer new testimony as re- burting, he did not agree with the learned gen- Hleman on ‘he other side. The prosecuiion did have the right \o offer any tesiimony which they had the right to offer at first. The de- | tense had attempied ‘o prove that Surrat: was in Canandaizua, EJmira and Montreal, and the prosecution world show tha: he was noi chere. Mr. Carrington satd ihe only question before he Court was if certain items of ‘estimony should be s'ricken from the record. He thought ibis whole question should be suspended until allthe evidence was in. He thought the evi- deuce of the prisoner shooting down Union soldiers was counecied with ihe conspiracy, and it would be shown tothe satisfaction of ihe Cour: Richard Sutton sworn and exam'ed by Mr. Bradiey.—Witness ad muck experience in reading and examining handwriting. Witness was here shown the Toney letter addressed to Atzerodi, and testified he did not-think it was in the same handwriting as the leiter addressed to Weichman, signed by Surratt. Witness was here shown the telegrams of Booth, and testified he did not think they were inthe same handwriting as the Charles Selby letter. Cross-examined by Mr. Pierrepont.—Wit- ness did not think the Charles Selby levier was written in a patural band; witness did not profess to be an expert; witaess had not made it B study (o examine handwriting to see if writings were by the same persons. Mr. Pierrepont asked that this testimony be stricken out, as the witness did not profess to be an expert Mr. Bradley, jr, argued that the witness had | much experience, and was a judge of hand- writing. Judge Fisher said the witness did not profe: to bean expert, and he therefore ruled the tes- umoky out. Mr. Bradley suggested thatthe prosecution | go on, and the defence be allowed ‘o examine the two witnesses when they came in. Mr. Carrington said the prosecution could not consent to go on until the defence had all their festimony in. Jucge Fisher said, in view of the circum. stances, he was inclined to give the defence until to-morrow to close. The witnesses had a long distance to come, aud time should be given them. He theretore decided that ihe ies- smony for the defence must close to-morrow af Li-was necessary to si! by candle hght. Mr. Merrick asked what was to be done with the moticn to strike out certain tesiimony. Judge Fisher said the qnestion would remain » the meantime he would review oren, and the testimony, and if not connecting the pris- ouer it would be ruled out, Mr. Merrick said be thought the question should be disposed of betore the final argu- ment of the case, as suggested by the gentle an ou the otherside. They bad made many state- ments about the magical chain, out he could not see it. though he bad heard it ratile often. Mr. Pierrepoiit—Ob, it 13 au ordinary iron ebuin. Mr. Bradley —Yes. but there are some links to be forged. At 11.40 the court took a recess until to-mor- TOW Merulng at ll) "clock. ———_—___ THE BaLtinone axv PoTowac RaiLroap, ‘There bas been lately @ change made in the e Baltimor+ route heretofore surveyed for nd Potomae Raiirord, by w considerable saving it: di ich it is claimed the main ro <uuse there will be bea viercuttingand ¢ to Go. ‘The new ronte 1s more of an air Hine in character, aud 1 located in some places 4 mutles west of the old ronte, andt tio Bar ore will be about 3 tearn thi of Stony@reek—a bras tupaco. rbbning xbout three miles east ridge I mi the Anuspolis Railroad, va Phelps’ instead of 11 ub. n ar Conway’s store. he ex uear Delaware avenue, but ‘his is not cer’ ors were engaged in ranoimga line on side of the procure @ charter, to build the road along einia avenee and connec’ it with the Wash- on, Alexandria, auc Georgetown railroad. ie friends of the work are contide..t tist the id are well Satisfied ad ts ty be» fixed tact. attheir backers will not let it fail. eS Deatis ov Crrizens.—On Wednesday Mr. George W. Keating. for many years 4 well kuown butcher of this city, died st bis resi- nd Re is pe- Mr. Samuel Reotern, 2 well known resident ar iter an i!lness of several weeks. deceased wee an Fugtighman by birtb, dence near Glenwood Cemetery, ing interred this af'ernoon. of he west ens died yesterday im the 73d 5 his ag ah ” a resided Der amussed quite a fortune — --— Tut Great Fa:ts—To accomodate all © why wieh to view che picruresq ne scene- + wd <e@ the “Runic Ine new audeiegan' canal packe: boa from sday, of (heG scripuany jopn J. Beall, will maxe three veorzeovrn 10 INA: pont weexly, (01 ny, and sa'urday,) cor at bal amencing nex }vex/ac Trev To MOUNT VERNON.—Those me io vialt Vernon ‘have @ eaplial opportaniy locatny © steamer Wawase’, which leaves for | here to-morrow afieroeu at ¢o’cleck. See bo «a oot getomf mm une day ed (Dem 'o vielt [bat Teno wne & versie e223»: e ‘peared petore Luemda Pludlips wiia commit sined, Bad (he @¢-used sent to jail for court. we ee al RELiEv vor THE SouTH.—The attention of the charitable is directed to the advertisement ‘8 Our columns of the grand musical Tecepiioa to be hela on the2sth of September next, which offers a chance to do good, and to receive & benefit tthe same time. iene BooteLacks—Omcer Homer i evenirg @rrestea eight boptblacks ed deri: guiheriog.ccho were Aaed st ands aon by Justice Morsen, served, and two dendvdogs removed count of the neeand time will be mace, although it wil} iuerease the cost of turough Prince George's, be~ ve he new route will be atong the banks b flowing into ‘he Pa- 7 ELk- wanding, thence down the stream on which Pumpbrey’s Miil is sitnated, erossiuz tween Sappington’s r Miliersvitle. pass- nd along Collingion ‘rauch to within a mile of that place, thence to che bead waters of Beaver Dam Creek, passing sown that creek and approseniag the city on ide of the Eastern Branch. Iris said toatthe depot will be established on H street, a, m, however, that a site fora tion has been selected between this cityand Hladensburg., A few days since a corps of tern Branch, and itis tit is in contemplation. if they can tor 4? years, following | fors long time the business of a grocer, by whieh avd investments in real estate he AULT any Bartary —Jokanna Wag- Justive Tucker, a: :pe enih Preoinct station-homse. ou the Island, | ing Ub assanitond battery. The charge was sus- 2 5 . NITARY REroRt—_Twoarrest were: arte, x written audi twentv-seyen. verbal pene) cial condition: Namber of lod, “tiene ; num! of re; iy cae Tir pumber Withdrawn by card, 47, number o! reinstatem, °™'S. 16; number of sus- pensions, 1¢9; number & € expulsions, 4; my ber of deaths, 41; mumbe. members, 2,321; number of brothers reliev.*4. 320; numoer of ‘widowed families relieved, 3. Amount paid for ihe relief of brothers, $4 8%," ditto widowed families, $2,323; ditto education’ Of or} $1,611.21; ditto burying the dead, »°%315 3%; to- tal relief, “211, 46. "Amount of sunual re- ceipts, $23,451.07. Saiuimc Lievor sy Tas SusLL—Patrick Collins and Thomas Flynn came before Jus- tice Tucker, at the tenth precinct station-house, yesterday evening, charged by Nathan Tibbies with selling liquor by the small without a li- cense. They were fined #20 each. imber Of initiations, ——— THE Cricopgs.—The U. S. steamer Ohic- opee, which was built during the war, is now at the navy-yard, where her ‘hinery ts be- ing taken out, and {tis said that the Govern. ment will sell her shortly pats oa FIGHTING.—Three young men. named Jonn Callan, Geo. Goldsmith and Geo. Jones, were arraigned before Juetice Tucker for fighting in the streeis, and were fined five, three and two dollars. Sete tg Lanceny.—Francis Thomas. charged with perft larceny by Peter Lucas, had a hearing befere Justice Cull, at the Eighth Precinct station-bouse, and was rentenced to placed in the “lock up” for four hours. gs HE Pays THE PEwatTyY.—James Jackson, was this morning arraigned before Justice Harper, at the fourth precinct station hou! charged with keeping s dog without a license, for which he was fined $10. eat Prrit LARCENY.—Mary McKane is held at the Seventh Precinct Station-house to answer to the charge of stealing a coat valued at $2. TE MARRIED. HAZARD—PRATHER. Thursday. Inly 18, by the Rev J. N. Davis, DAVID L. HAZARD to Miss JOSEPHINE L. PRATHER, both of this city. * LOVE—MAHORNEY. On the 18th inst., by the cv. Father McCarty, Mr. CHARLES K. LOVE | to Miss ISABELL FE. MAHORNEY, both of this city. * English Lutheran 5. by the Rev. JG. B. of New York,to Miss WARY ngton, D.C. LLIOTT._ On the ith instant. at Jobn's church, by the Rev. Dr, RE FORD W. WALKER to PHOEB r m A. Elliott. E: DIED. REDFERN. Qn the Isth inst., | FERN. i venty-third y f Derbyshire. England: the p wvesident of this city His funeral will ta 6.252 H street. bet e place n his late nisth wn 19th street k Sunday alternoon. Friends of the are invited to attend. On the 18th inst Jolin By and a ughter athe ay [| buneral services will be held at the | Dr. Shedd. 447 sth st.. Saturday morning. | cl Friends are respectfully ‘ On the 13th inst. at Irvington. New E is OUGHBY, infant Son of Rohert atnd Augusta Selden, azed 1 months andl 22 days. Suddenly. July Ith, ALFORD A. R104 ged 48 years, formerly of Burlington, New Jersey WANTS, WASGERSA Bani HELP for Saturday and Sunday. Inquireat No. 979 Penns.ay., Capitol Hill. itt ED—A WHITE GIR arse a child RANC'S. 494 7th et. between D Jy 19-28" | Fasher, and Irover, le Island Avenues i afurhiture store. Reference reqnired for & all at 280 7th «treet. between L evening itt WASTED A WHITE NU E to take charge child four months old. None need apply unless periectly competent and can give goo ref- erences. Apply at 400 13th st.. bet. @ and H sts, itt YOUNG MAN IN UNE OF THE DEPART- is wants PLAIN BOARDING, not to ex 2% per month. Inditierent us to lycation Catholic taply preferred. -Addre rthrongh Post Offi ED-A SITUATIO nager on a farm, by @ marr bring the best of reference. Address Star Office. n the Ist proxim« three or four RO perman Address L. F- W Wied Ts Woman Must have west corner of I town onable rent iy 13-3t* hildren Ww Kei Toone that can com of wages will be gi ~ het ween H was? E retands the mei mintent and Dispatch Pate newspapers. Bene. “AppIY z in wldressin« RG (Us SEIS Drug Store.cor, | \WASTED— iy t AT HOUSES W. improved P Room No. 7. PS. JUSTH. Ladica *s second-hand , Une Roots and b2 9th street. ri at Penna. avenue. Sole Agent for of rt of the District of fam P. H." Lodge 2 84.) to tbe Grand Lodge ofthe nited Siates for ne year Jane 3th iast, which shows an i, *rease in membership in the District and t. 2 Order to be la @ healthy finan. number admitted o1ry rrems. * Geaat Awnvat SALE of Gents’ Farnisbing Goods at the Great Central Ciothing House, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. 7:19 CoLLars, ten cents a package, Collars, ten cents @ box, At the Great Central Clothing House of fice. Smith's, 460 7th st. opposite P pe Best Bug Cngok Suirs.—Former price $9 Fe Sci petoes: reduced to $8, at A. Saks & Co., 7 Seventh street, adjoining Bank of the Re- public. ag ees A LaRor Stock of Linen and Duck Goods te be closed out at and below cost at the Great Central Clothing House, Smith's, 460 7th street, Opposite Post Office. T:9 SaaS eee anny JEwRLRy.—Coral Bar and Onix Setts, Coral Bar Plain Sette, and Battons, Bog Wood Seits, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, received this Morning at Prigg’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 438 Penn'a avenue, near 4\ street. —.—_— GREAT ANNEAL SALE oF CLOTHIXG, at greatly reduced prices, at the Great Central Clothing House. Surru’s, 7:19 460 7th street, opposite Post Office —_o+—— A COLD SEEMS 4 SMALL ArFAlR.—Mbost peo- ple neglect it. Who minds it? Yet acold may turn to Consumption, and then follows almost certain death. Take a cold in time, then, th: ie, take Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, the well- known standard remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, and all Pulmonary Complaints, and your cold will disappear, as well as all apprehensions of danger. Sold by all Druggists. ca era Five Husprep Nagckrigs at ten cents apiece. Suspenders and Socks 23 cent. be- low cost, at the greatclosing ont sale at Smith’s, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. 79 arian at into 1F IT I8 THROWN IN YOUR TRETH that you do Not keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, it is your own fault, for all the world knows that you might doéo by using that matchless vegetable dentifrice, Sozodont. eo —_-——_ Coats, PANTS, VrsTs—bdiack, white and grey—25 per cent. below cost, at the Great Centra) Clothing House, 460 7th street, opposite Post Office. bet —_e—__ Inon BEDSTEADS, oly Three dollars, at A. Adamson s, 506 Ninth street. 3 ts > ag SRASIDE UMERBLLAS, a new article, very pretty and excellent for sunehine or rain, at Henning’s, No. 585 7th street, near Maryland avenue. + ee Lapis, save meney by purchasing Hoop- skirts, Corsets and Shoulder Braces, at Chas. Baum’s, 49 Louisiana ave., between 6th and 7th streets Goods warranted to fit or no sale. Corset Steels 5 cents a pair. L ———. —_ ANALGESIA, produced by Rhigolene, enables the chiropoaist to remove the most paintul corns, bunions, nails, etc., without intconveni- ence to the patient. The operation is simple, harmless, and effectual. For further intorma- tion call at Dr. White’s rooms, 424 Pennsylva- nia avenue. poking okt Dr. Wire, Chiropodist, 424 Penn avenue, between 41, and (th streets, continues the suc- cessinl treatment of coins, bunions, vad nails, enlarged joints, warts, moles, vasenlar excres- cences, Kc. Office bouts from Sa. m. to5 p ™ ff nd 6ios p.m. Consultation free. Estab- lished i561. pettus al ATE QUICK SALES AND SMALL PRO¥ITS.—Good White Shirts, $1.29a81.50; A. No. | Fine White Shirt, $2.50a83; Good Ganze Undershirts, 50 cents: Fine Ganze Undershirts, $i: Fine Lisle. Thread Undershirts, $1.50; Good Cotton Half Hose, 10, 15,20, and 25 cents per pair, Best English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. At kranc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 494 7th st., between D and E, three doors above Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. I: obey Fs Down WITH HiGH PRices !—Patronize only those who sell cheap! Buy your Gent’s Fur- nisbing Goods at Franc’s, 494 7th street, be- tween D and E, three doors above Odd Fel- lows’ Hail. Gray's Qollars, 18c. box: Gold- smith, Byron and Garotte, 1$c. box: Imitation Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, 18c. box. And all other goods cheap in propor- tion. 1: PENNIES can be had in any quantities at the Star office counter. GEORGETOWN ADVER’MTS. FFo8 THE GREAT FALLS OF THE POTOM autiful New Canal Packet J. BEALD. Capt. John w leave George Wharf every TUESDAY z RDAY at7 o'clock a nesday 2d. fa: GREAT F seme day. Fa. ments on beard by F. Freund py ™ DUWLIN' TRUST! By virtue of a di the Distriet of Col vity nade in a exnse ‘Auct., Georgetown. a Conrt of ener vs. Doerin: et of said Court, tl on the doc trn will offer at publ on THURSDAY. the 2th di Fuly ik inthe rts of L jun to Gee 1 the =on! ing back the same width tot + with the two frame h Also the we f Lot same addition, ou the hi side e width 150 FANCY Headquarters, », 120 Bridg K's SEWING MACHINE deau-ty CLARE & PEARSON, AGENTS AND WHOLESALE COMMISSION | AGENTS AND MKCHASTS: FoR nia Lumber. . Cloth Mills. Neoteric Seap. tuanore Window and Drag =. Oils, Colors, Chemicals. 97 rear. Canhed and Dried Fruits, ars, Tulacco, &c. if jelvim UP STAIRS. pres. PIANOS. ky of superb P 87 Glass, ‘Tn additi Chi her good 1 tory p: PIANC week or month. JOHN 310 Peunsyly y S-eo3t near 10th street. UsT RECEIVED, A'large lot of GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER CLOTHING, n. Alpaca. and Drap a’ Ete Goods, at f ODEON HALL. ERMUDA ARROW ROOT. PREPARED BARLEY and SAGO, SCOTOH OAT ME! GROUND RICE, j WHEATEN GRITS, | pur MAIZENA a “ORN STARCH, A ECKFR'S FARE } Alliresh and at low rices. N.W. BURCHELL, Under EMbitt 7 corner Mth and GaAUAD CREAM ‘ CROSSE & BLAC Prepared for Dreasing Salad KWELL’S Vi AR. omely ornamented decanters, aud with thin skins. LAYER RAISING. very large NECTARINES. N. W. BURCHELL, corner ith and F streets, By 2 under bbitt House, _ EX ! EXCELSIOR CHASTELLAR’S $ EXTER: ATOR! | gf QR REMOVING SUPERVLUOUS Hare: vu the Ia tory recommends Itvelf ay being au almost indie Deusable article to female beauty, is ea: \.does not burn or in, other part of te Yody, completely. totally and radi- a f | aly ee getiE the same, leaving the wkin soft, 16 only real effectual | depilatory fh ‘existence. Price75 conte = pata Bald. tp any @ sonbeecpe er a ER) 8 p8-DaWeoly BBS in hay TURKEY BIGS. the finest in the market, large cinlly, this invalnable depilae | jute the ‘kin, but acts | directly on the roots. It ty warranted to remove | Superfnous tier frum low foreheads, or from any | feed bythe. French ama pen es tte oak article Georgetown, D.C., ad by the M and is now by the kind in this section of conntry Dyeing and Scouring of ail kinds dene in the best manner, Truly thankful for past favors. the subscriber cits the continued custom of the community. Joods received and raturned by express with the utmost promptness and despatch. Post Office address, Lock Box No. $0. Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday when it is closed at 836 p.m. fe 15-6m_ HOTELS, &e. y OTICE.—MR. GEO. A. SPRINGMAN, form, aN erly proprietor of the Columbia Hotel Washington, has opened a Hotel on 703 W street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He also. his 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 iy Glin" INEY POINT HOTEL. SALT WATER BATHING. alnut This well known resort be 0} ception of visitors on the 20th of June. joard per day 2.50. Board per wee! a2 O14. ELL, Proprietor. mers leay “lay, Friday and Saturday at} Baltimore every Tuesday, Friday and Satur! day atdo'clock p.m. Touching going and return- ing at the Point, Je l2-tf CARD.—The undersigned herewith announce the public that he has sold ont his Restaurant, 501 7th street. to Mr. F. G. ROHR. He avarls himself of this opportu: ity to thank his friends for the many favors whidl for so many years they have been pleased to bestow upon him. hoping that they will continue to extend the same to his successor. s CHARLES KLUMAN. Washington, D. C., April 13, 1307. I take pleasure to inform the public that I have bought the well-known establishment known as Kloman’s Restaurant. It shall be my duty to do everything in my power to gain the custom and esteem ot the citizens of the Distriet of Columbine ap 13 3ni* F. G. ROHR, UST ARRIVED— is. Pure Country CIDER VINEGAR, SEDs Pure CD ARK & PEATSON'S tt Wholesale Agents and jee-aif Commission Merchants, RIDAL RAL WREATHS, BOU- B UETS, CROSSES, ANCHOR: AND, s reserved in natural form. New and FRIES, 388 Eighth street, jy 10-6m. eS 7 10-0 EW BOOKS.—The Culture Demanded by Mod- N ern Life. Bench and Bar. by led Bigeloe: illustrated. College Life, by Rev. Stephen Olin’ United States Debt, Finances and Taxation, by J. 8. Gibbons. Draper's History of the American Civil War, vol. Ist. Meteoric Astronomy, Shoot- ttc a mona on Railway and othe! ¢. tem. Hartshorne on Practice es ne. : Jy10 FRANCK ‘TAY! OR. ‘D AFTER THIS DATE, * O% eh ae fi JULY 9th, rr ville. and Brookville will ‘gest and most complete establishment of “Washington every Tuesday, ‘clock a. mm.) ewutiful Ornamental Hair Work on ics pearl. All kinds of Hair Brading done he Affairs In Georgetown Boagp OF ALDBBMEY.—At the jast saat Smee committee of conference, ‘with amendments, evening, Mr, H; rt Felative to party: who Bgreed upon the amendments made, and the Council hm ting the same, the feport was returned to the ot Aldermen and passed. A resolution baving been reported from th Council, decliningto coneur in a recommenda. tion of this Board relauve to fiag footways, and asking the appointment of a committee to confer with Messrs. Shoemaker and Clay- baugh, on their part, the Board thereupon Bominated Messrs. Thomas and Hyde, who, after consultation, agreed upon the same, and the Council adopting said recommendation, it wasreferred tack to the Board and passed. The follow'ng resolutions ort; ing in the and liming the streets, and appropriating $300 therefore; appropriating $10,000 tor removing the obstructions from the harbor of George- town; ordering tBe payment of $13.40 to Wal- ter Godey, for furhiehing ice tothe city offices, per order of the Mayor: favoring a railroad or other structuré Over the piers of the Alex- andria aqueduct; appointing commissioners to @etablish the grade of 7th street; relative to water and gas mains on Jefferson and Wash- ington street bridges, and appropriating £41.50 expense of doing the work; appro- Driating $298.47 to pay the expenses of the Fire Department; also, an ordinance regal: ung wheat, corn, potatoes, &c., to be sold by weight, and straw, bay, oats, ana fodder to be weighed at publie scales before they ean be sold, ad prescribing the fees for weighing. an appropriation of $600 for certain repairs of the Upper Falls road, was laid on the table. ComMNON COUNCIL.—The Board met inst evening, Dr. C. H. Cragin in the chair. A peti- uon, asking tor the introduction of water ton private house, was referred to the committee on water. A communication from Mr. Wm. H. Tenney, across the Potomic be.done away with. anda steam ferry substituted therefore, was referred. to the committee on commerce. A communi- cation from the Mayor, relatiye to Oak Hill Cemetery, looking to theintrodaction of water into the Cemetery, was referred to the com- mittee on water. Mr. Rameburg presented « Petition asking for, the repair of a pump; re- ferred to the committee on water. Mr. Cla- bangh, from the committee on claims, reported resolution authorizing the payment of the claims of the Fire Department—295.47—for the year ending June 30, 1567; passed. Mr. Ula- bungh reported a resolution providing for the sule of grain nd potatoes by weight, and es. tablishing the following as the standarg weight of grain: Wheat, 60 Ibs.: corn, 58; rye, 56: oats, 32 poratoes, 4; and corn meal, 49 pounds per bushel. The resolution was passed. Mr. Pick- rei offered a resolution relative to water and 18 mains on Jefferson and Washington streets: passed. Mr. Ramsburg presented the report of trustees of the poor and ‘work-honse for the quarter ending June 3°, 1867, showing the total expenses to be $1,035.03, and re- ceipts =232; which was referred to the committee on the poor @nd work-house. Mr. Pickrell. from the joint committee to whom was referred the papers in relation to the removal of obstructions in the harbor, re- ported a resolution appropriating $10,000 (or so. mach ‘thereof as may be pecessary) for that purpose: which was unanimously passed. Mr. Pickrell. from the same joint committee, offered @ resolution encouraging the consiruc- tion of a railroad or other structure over the piers of the Alexandna aqaedqct. Mr. Thos. Brown opposed the passage of thé resolution unless it be so modified that the bridge be built seventy feet above the water. Mr. Pickrell and Mr. Clabangh favored the resolution with- ont an amendment. The resolution was passed. A resolution in relation to the repairs of the Upper Falls road, and appropriating therefor 10, and allowing 3 per day as a compensa- tion for a superintendent of the work, was passed. An ordinance relative to party walls and partition fences was reported by the com- mittee of conference. The report was con- curred in and the ordinance passed. Aresolu- uon appointing commissioners to establish the grade of streets was passed. A resolution in- structing the commissioner of streets to pro- ceed with all possible dispatch to make the improvemen: of Liacoln street was passed. A 1esolution in relation to the footways ot the town was approved and passed. A resolution relative to laying certain flag footways was concurred in as amended by the Board of Al- dermen, and passed. Map Doc.—Bridge street, near Washington, was the scene of much excitement yesterday afternoon, between 3 and 4 o'clock, by reason of a mad dog running loose, seeking “whom he might devour.” A crowd soon got at bis heels, and he sought refuge trom his pursuers in Mr. Field's oyster saloon, near the cornet of Washington street, much to the terror of the ladies of the family, who speedily fled toa back room, leaving the cur «master of the sit- uation.” At this juncture officer Volkman aj , and together with a colored man, en- the reom and endeavored to dispatch the infuriated animal, who appeared to be in qhe ‘worst siate of madness, snapping and snarling ai his ‘ormeniors. Mr. Volkman having no other weapon than his club, failedot bis par- pose, the dog escaping into the sireet, after passing between the legs of a worthy reporter. and atiempted to jamp throngh the window of Mr. Frizzell’s house, breaking the glass badly. He was 'ben chased back to the house of Mr. Field, where officer Volkman deal, him eral “healthy” blows with his club, bat n until the dog had bit one of his fingers on his Jefi hand. Mr. Winterhalter then arrived with & gun, and quickly dispatched the cur, and the excitement subsided ACQUITTED.—Last week Mr. Aloysius Reed. of Montgomery County, Md., was fouud tohave & stolen horse in his possession belonging to Col. Dunlop. He was taken before Justice Buckey ana gave security tor his appearance yesterday evening. He appeared a: the ap- Pointed “time yesterday and produced evidence that he purchasea the horse three years ago. upon which be was dismissed, but as it was proven that the horse was stolen from Col. Dunlop he relinquished his claim thereto, and the horse was turned over to its proper owner. PoLIce MATTERS. —Only four arrests were made yesterdty. the flues of which amounted in the aggregate to $11.62, A woman named Fannie Wilson imbibed too treely In bad whisky, causipe her tobe arrested for being druik and dieorderly, tor which she was fined ‘0 by the justice. Simon Weston, a boat. 1, met Mr. Chas. T. Peck, clerk at tbe col. or’s office, at a Jate hour last evening, and asked for work, which was refused kim, when be commenced abusing Mr. Peck with im. proper langnage, and otherwise acting dis. orderly. Ofticer Cumingham arrested him, | nud took bim before Justice Buckey. wad fined bim $3.62. Michael Ryan was fined (0 for disorderly conduct and vagrancy. AguyDUCT STREET.—The Councils of this year do not seem any more disposed toim. prove the main entrance to onr city than their predecessors, and many citizens who haye the interests and good name of Georgetown at heart seem disposed to make its improvement an issue at the next municipal election, A feeble effort was made to have the matter con- sidered early this session, and a little inquiry was mace for plats and papers, which seems to have exhansed the energy of our legislators im tbat direction. Meanwhile the season for street work is slipping away, and in 8 month or two it will be too late to attempt to do anything. RoppERy.— While Fannie Wilson was under arrest at the station-house yesterday after- ncon three or five boys broke into her house into her house in Ciscii ally and carried off rome clothing. Officer Boarman arrested 2 colored boy this morning named Andrew Jackson, only twelve years old, who con- fessed the deed, and told on several others concerned whom officer Swindles is on the lookeut for, Suspicion oF Larceny.—Dennis Maddox was arraigned beiore Justice Buckey this morning upon suspicion of the larceny of a horse, but there being no evidence against him, be was dismissed. 5 DisoRpERLY.—Mery O’Brien was locked up this morning for being drunk in the street. SHIPMENTS OF Coat.—From Ray’s docks to-day, 660 tons, and from the Hampshire and Baltamore Company's docks, 330 tons. Tux CaNal.—Business on the canal to-day seemed quite dull. Only nine boats arrived yesterday afternoon and this morning: 2 with coal to the Centeral company. } to the Borden, 2 to the Consolidation, 1-te the Hampshire and Baltimore and one to the American company. ‘Twenty-one boats have depatted in the same Jengih of time. THE Port.—Entered and Oleared—The stenmer Express, Nickle master. from and to: Balttmore. Deperied—the steamer E. G. Knight, Dent master, for New York, with a heavy freight and a large number of passen- gere. MERCHANTS’ ExcHawGE.—2,$22 bushels o: corn were offered this morning but not sold. No business was t 5 ropert "PRAT SKIRRs BOUGHT AT CHAS BAUADS, Eid anong: 49 Lor 1 lage. It will be sold ata man who desires a comfortable home for his inone of themost agreeable villages in Maryland, ro nothalf as grent as it isarareone. Mr. Wallach, , 10 knows the property well, will give information concerning it to any inqut: Fos rE Bee HOUSES, No. 349. tween T and K.w est side. App vWthist. bet. Hand bP OR RENT—The wide, roomy HOUS store of Franck ‘Taylor. Good sian. avenue, at $1 a piece. COR: a. Le SHOULDER BRAC! 6 to order. Je 29-Im. ape 8 Oa Se aaa R, Man SUN eMrnEn ZS so Furniture Mepeired and Veruished. je 14-im JRE SHA TER ofthe, Bape QHARLES BeLnn HH. Ik. 3 (493% 9th at., between D'and k, jvbime? Ube Keatnanteatintes cote Bee eins iy G-lm* "One and _halfsauares north Pa. ave. OCcKs! « LOCKS! LOCKSIL yn- . WAAMIL TO PortaBne noT-Am FURNAURS, FOR SALE AND RENT. SOR RENT—THE DWELLING HOUSE Wo. between 7th and alls and fences, which was | teining 9 rooms, Inquire of JF. WOLLARD Fecommitted to & committee of conference, | t Sth streets. con- BOARDING. a LEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS fois gentle- ‘otan ‘and iadys with BOARD for Indy only Terms §75 per month. Addresy A. B. K.. Star Ofice ay 1-8 CHASER FOR A on F street, between 9th and [5th streets, or on oh sirect. between Dad ¥ streets. Addreas PUR- BRICK HOUSE DOR SALE—CH: RESTAURANT, do- ing @ good business: reason for selling, the pro- ‘or has gone in other business. Apply on K street, between 4? POR RENT—One fine THRE 20th and 2st; one Fraime, 6 rooms, 16th st ; also, 8 Frames. rooms aud kitchons, near THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, 12% Pennsylyania avenu NT—A comfortable BRICK HO pair. sitnated on Massaciusetts a: s _ between 13th and Mth streets, hae larie Inquire on the premis: State Department. vacant lot attached. RINTERS—Several DOUBLE STANDS. oSINGLE STA L. PEARSON'S vy of 9th and Dstreets, (second with eacks, and at half price. ‘asonic Hall.) T—One three-story BRIC i all in good order, with et. between Band (, alk: to the Treasury Build: pply at No. 52: YOR SALE—On of the most desirable Pi VATE RESID: CES on Capitol Hill, taining eight largo rooms. with large dry cellur d beautiful yard. covering 10.000 fe Situated on the southwest corner of Fourth street eust and @ street south. A resolution passed by the Council authorizing | given. The terms a only oue third cash reqnired; one, two, three, four and five sears given ou deterred payments STARK & METC Pitot’ Bui oF FINE GARDEN in the northern part of the city, ing House and other out i king that the present rope ferry | This is a beaut) worthy the imm M retirement in the suburbs of retired location any one wishing y life. ‘Terms easy. Corner Louisiana ayenns and 6th st. Also, A fine WOODLAND TRACT of 150 acres, twelve miles from Washington, n ’ the railrond, For sale at a bargain. furnished ROOMS ina 7 desirable location. Terms moderate. at No. 403 10th street. FEW UNFURNISH u Liberty Market. jy I8-St™ OUNTRY BOARD can be obtained at an agree- a mole irate residence, with liberal table and every necessary comfort. "Location, Washington Railrond. convenient to the cars, ‘Terms, §10 per week. For address apply [OR RENT—Two well furnished PARLORS. on Fh tea toon wither eihoat BOARD. Apa 395 F st.. bet. oth and loth. Led ‘ABLE BOARD at No. 464 Por street afew doors north of the avenue. Terms 825 per month. de 16-tf SE ES EES LOST AND FOUND. OST—On Thursday. July 18th, a CLUSTER DIAMOND PIN, attached to Necktie; either at the City Hall or Capitol. The finder will be lib: erally rewarded by bringing itto KING & SON Store. corner of 1 and ibth’streets, (King Place.) ay19 2 From Brick Hill to 7th street. one AC- UNT BOOK, with licenses attached to it, nk book, of no value to any one but the er. Finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving same at 443 Seventh street, above Patent Office Jy 19-2 yed away last Wrida: spotted COW, with a short tail; the end of one of her horns is broken or sawed anda hole half way through the other, de. The finder will receive th by bringin Mrs. RAYMOND’S, No. 194 1 spots. 1 also lost a cow on the 4th day of July last, miedinm size, red ears, a few red spots on the shon! ders: she ienearly entirely white, Both Cows have Homie pol give $9 tee them both te me o: W tor either. FSO Ol wy WALL, No. 34 ‘th street, Jy 19-3t between Louisianaave. and D street. O8T—A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON, engraved with the letter D inold English. ‘The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at 697 M street. be- tween 4th and Sth. dy 18-3" @QTRAYED FROM MY STABLE. ON THE SS night of the 1th. a cream colored HORSE. A liberal reward will be paid, if left at 303 F street, between Nth and 12th sts Jy 18-3t* OST—On the th iust.. one fine young FER, about 2'4 years old; dark red, with small horns,'short, thick neck and head; has a small white spot on right flank. A liberal reward will by er return to Mrs. ELLEN SMITH, at Mr. Bond's, on K street, between 1th 16th streets. jy 15-41 POR RENT—A oI between L and M streets —With or without Board=PARLOR ROOM attached. on » East Park. Gapitol 111 RENT—Threc unfurnished ROONS, Keeping. ina new honse, i street, second door from Q st tween Ith and 18th. rable locality ; satisfactory re For further information address “Dr “Washington Post Othe. OR RENT—A DESIRABL 7, CORNER santly sitagted, within Rent STs per mr Inquiry at 202 2 Doral terms. two of those has 7 the other cellar. gis. wat of: and L streets rooms; each he one, two and three ears given on deferred ‘i i . & METCALF. New York avenne Apply te GEORGE HAUP! sUiree doors trem Pi D street north uartments) wit gas and water, f PeOk RENT—-A FARM. co Massactinsetts ent 87.000 per ann MITCHELT & SONS, on Jackson Alley (Go' Banare,) between G an between 4!3 and 6th will be given to pay the OR RENT—Two well furnished and, lightful location—347 K street, one door from the Prices moderate. y kept Rooms. corner of 13th. STRAYED OR STOLEN ¥S instant. a red horned COW, white face. leather strap aronnd her neck, A liberal reward will | SRSONAL, YA. FA. KING, ML “LIGATION OF THE FRENCH & RB jy 16-2 POCtoR sores OF BALTIMORE, ve consulted a ladies in need of the serv i ofa skillful and reliable physician at his office, Nc 456 Lith street. Washington, 1 iaily. from 7 id at his 2 et. ftom 4 pom. Consul wih ietly con fiential. must be Limited to the above hours in Washingto ck in the morning nti!) i Md. 314 Appointments by letter left at my office will faithtutly attended to y 16 Im M' er Wisiedon it a: RB. MILLER. Wi ATEST STYLE . always on hand red and repaire: Hoop Skirt an and _N sts jen \G TAKEN THE OFFICE FORMERLY i Dr. Borland. at the n of hei ir Sl. by i 0, Washingion, D. brook, Washingt: Ashbrook, of St. Lonis, Mo.; «Allen, Copp & Nisbet, Bankers, St. ABIES PLEASE READ THIS PRINCE. 439 9th street. has al (60) well-made 1 s that he will sell cheap, the h the buyer the Composi- them. gratvs. Being part of a duplicate set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to ge in this profitable business and haying a etal capital should call at once, je3 (on ENTIAL.—Young men who have in J gured 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 ade: Lility in advance of their years, before placin, selves under the treatment of any cue should first read ‘Tha Secret Friend.” Married ladies will learn som ng of importance by perusing “The Secret Friend.”” Sent to any address, in ® neon receipt of 25 conta, "Address Dr, “STUART & CO.. Boston, Mass. w09-ly ee ee FOR SALE AND RENT. ED HOUSE—No 360 Massachusetts between th and 12th streets, Jmm on Will be rented FOR THR Unex ran private family only. Be: “d in the city: fruit. Ge. Luqnire on the premises, wht LARGE FRAME, of (th street and BUILDIN Ap tCom- | nue. OR EXCTANGE Three hundred and fifty a snitabl uated property wil fina body . terms. Or in lots te suit purchasers, a por wutituily laid off in lots fro ML frouts on road ai larket gar¢ Y vand two ats of this py «& MET 1 Estat at our oflice. e1T-t corner New ¥. FOR SEE OR RENT t00 Marsland vinia FARMS. HOUSES and Lot JOHN PATCH, Broker. nl La. ave. terms apply to JUUN H. 8 F Howse. Letween id Tot i 15 nd improved by containing five rooms on the rear of the lot, cont: - The three houses rent for about $40 per mouth. Price $2,20. Immediate possession g -P. BROWN ap 19-tf 5 oth street, between E RANT, sitn: Apply to C PO RET IAL No. 451 loth street, west side, near Pa. avenue, fi July Ist. two large, pleasant PARLORS. Also, two FRONT ROOMS sun NWO PARLORS. NICELY FURNISHED, with or Without Board, forrent. Apply at the Star | } WaAsHlxe yom por SALE—A LOT on I, street, between 13th and 14th st 29 feet front ana 181 feet deep; payed alley. Apply a WOR SALE OR RENT—A Two-stor HOUSE, with eight rooms 42 Market stree Inquire of RICH streets, Georgetown, D.C nd_kitchen, Ni orgetown. D, ist aud Market FOR RENT=A STORE , corner of 8thand L street FIXTURES for sale. ¥Z._N. EDMONSTON, on the premises, be! a3 p.m. OR LEASE. WITH RIGHT OF PURCHASE, yaluable BUTLDING LOTS in diffe: CARRIAGE HORSE, 16 hands and some style. B. MILBURN, 522 G street north. M FOR SALE—The undersigned rivate eale the farm now in his 0: between Rockville, in Montgomery county. Georgetown, D. C., upo Rockville road. It contains 195 acres; is state of cultivation; lies beautifully; is elevated and al fine springé upon it, and field. It will be shown GAN, who resides upon erfect. ‘Terms mada known on appli: ANVILLE F. HYDE, No. 63 Water YLER, corner realty has severa ing streams in eve te any one by Mr. WM. treet; or, to Washington and Gay sts., Georgetown. ‘OR SALE—A comfortable RESIDENCE fora ily in the town of Cambridge, Md. 1 ell improved. in excellent condition, bl6 homesteads in the vil- where household ex} ity, the opportun! née of those fine three-story and ane : PEBPERPPP PEPE GEO. B. WILSON, Late of the firm of Burns & W: No. 602 SEVENTH STREET Under Odd Fellows’ Hall, P igs ecgddddddaeddddddddddcdee H CORSETS, H o ° o CHARLES BAUM’S ° P 49 LOUISIANA AVEN P S Between Sixth and Seventh Streets. S$ K — K fi Corset Steels 5 cénts a pair. I R R T je29-1m T s SHOULDER BRACES _s » in good order; § kind ‘of buniuess. ‘Apply at the Star Office. Ty yes: ;ROOMS.—KOR RENT, 4 ae Opposite Centre ; ST! FOR HORSES AND COWS 00 the ae UB tacouctle terms, on the Glesboro Fare A ettee erty ROBE: DUPY sat National Rete trict: 5 . Course. Come and wee it before yon send your stock. jy 2-1m* D GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR HA’ A GHRe Ga? Mimear OF HgxOn uae toGigerinans Sons, of Boston, for,their| “JOHN F. ELLIn, 310 Peon : ; inet the Star Office. jel3tf ag determined as di also settle all qu condition. ceived as 8: will be res pletion of the ROPOSALS |P anyone that will bring | 1 FRIDAY, the 12th | | reta and Brushes. and explain | 1 oat | avail our Potomac a C.B. BAKER, Star Office. | ! Lt celebrated Rachel, with whom. he | country hee how’ been eatablithed forthe hee | 24, (at Glen Elle west of Georgetown, in th hand-bills. c.Ww.T een ie 431 7th street to ARE. HO} Goons, to which he in chasers. : | WRENCH , 45 centa._ Si E Desdomeenere: U PROPOSAL P®orosars FOR soar Orrice Deror Commissary oF St neieremor Wastixeton. D.C, July 17, IS Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, of the form Hished by the undersigned, will’be received matil THURSDAY, the ist of Angust, 1857. at 1 mm , for smpplsing the Subsistence Beparmoni with TEN THOUSAND (10.0) POUNDS OF GOOD ARD SOAP, te be made by boiling from only good materiale, free from clay, soluble glass, of other adultera- tions, to bave no unpleasant odor. to contain net more than twenty-five per cent. of water, and te be well dried before packing To be delivered as followa> One-third (4) on er before the sth of August. one-third. |} on or be- fore the 3ist of August, and the remainder on a before the 15th of September, 1867 Samples must be furnished with the proposals to which a copy of this advertisoment must be at tached. Boxes to be well strapped with hickory straps; the name of the contractor. date of trans fer. as well ax the contents, with gross. tare, weight must be plainly marked on The soap will bs it is received and co samp Verification red by the undersig: ‘ions with regard to quality and Payment to be made as soon as the artic factory, but twenty-five per ed from each payment uatil the c tract No allowance for packages It will be received at the Subsistence Stors- houses: in the Monument Lot, and Sixth «trast : or at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad BELL, C. 3.. U8. A Deror Quartermastar’s Orrick, 2 ASHINGTON, D.C., July 16, 1357 5 Sealed Proposals are invited and will beraceivad at this office until July 39, 18%, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purchase of about 10.000 CORDS OF WOOD. now lying at the Government Woodyard, at Alexandria, Va Buis for 1,000 cords, with the privilege of the lot, are invited. but for an amount less than 1,0 cords. Dis will not be entertained Proposals must be plainly marked. “Proposals for Wood,” and he addressed to the undersigned. Fifteen days will be allowed parties to remove thelr purchases. i and post office otified by letter of the ac- CHAR Brevet Brig. Genera’ jyl6-13t PROPOSALS FOR CON Treasury Department. National Currency Bureau. July 16, 1387 Proposals will be received at this of oclock M.. on the TH OF JULY, for T HUNDRED TONS OF BALTIMORE COMPAN COAT, furnace size and TWO THOUSAND Ti OF 8. GEORGE'S CREEK CUMBERL COAL, run of mine The Coal to be delivered in such quantities as may sired. and at such points adjacent to the Treasury Building as may be directed Th ent reserves th portio) H. TOMPKINS. Depot Quartermaster. rejection ¥ 16-ro3t Chief of Division PROPOSATS FOR ENGINE HOUSE, Be it enacted by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Counril, That the Sam of twelve thou sand dollars. or so tanch thereof as may be neces- . be, and the same is hereby, appropriated out of fle general fund. for the purchase of a suitable lot, and use of Steamer No the and plan of puilding shall ba the May of the rmen. one f the Roark ard of Fire Com- « house ily papers in thi r ten (10) ite days for proposals. according to plang and specifications to be proviled. and award the contracts to the most advantageous bidder or bid- rs, he or they giving security for a faithfal com- sntracts in double the amount of tion of said zine or con= such legilly my select shail be ni of the wor foreach ‘Appre: Orrice F Room No. 6. West Win In pursnane ceived at this of for erecting # Yo MMIESIONERS, ity Hall, July 9.13" 1 the above. proposals will be re- for ten (10) days from this date ilding for the use of Steamer ation of the above to be on K atreet north, hi street west, Lot 4,Sqnare 18s. Plans and ifications for the above building can be sen at iconic heeween the hones of 2 and ¥ each days The right is reserved to Feeet any or ail bids. . JOHN B TURTON, iM. KNIGHT JOHN T.¢ F. : CHAS. L CANFIELD, JOUN W. THOMPS THOMAS BERRY jy 9-10 Building Committeo. | 486 SEVENTH STREET. 486 TO PERSONS RE REDUCED PRICI OVATING. 3 FOR CASH. Having the largestand choicest Stock in the Dia- trict. and Wishing to reduce it as much as pos- sibleduring the summer. in order to make room for | fall purchases, we shall offer for the next two months, at red iced Prices for cash, our choice selec- tion of PAPERHANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, = CTURE FRAMES, ASSELS, HELVES. &., Also. alway: onand sale a few choice PAINTINGS and ENGRAVID | ‘Tothose needing the above wawould say please call and examine our is, and compare quality and prices before purchasin; Please remember the ame and number, _ J. MARKRITER, No. 486 Seventh strest. Fight doors above Od Fellows’ Hall, between D and E stree TRON WORKS” WASHINGTO rer Obie avenue and 13th street. rs. th itor the patronage here- h them by the citizens of Wash- ¢ this occasion t ed ata have ample fa line of CLT io a first-clase Patte branches of, Mecha: Foundry. Th also respectfully eall the attention of th Ve to their ™ Patent Ditferen- tin! Tubular Boil This plan of Boiler, y them ta 1862, bas now been introduced operation 1s purposes, atisfacttom ad teclasa ity for Win sue ucte tion in thi The followi Boilers on this plan Lyow int F {iilard Hotel; for warm: ing buildi at Metropolitan Hotel, .4 al Sein C, Rives” Globe. Printing Offives at United States Hotel, warming building; at Soldier's Home perth of th t ‘Asylum, across the Arse adelph iSteamn Dre dete ine.@o..db.: steam pro” j stern wheel steamer Virginia, on the r Enterprise, do ington, stern wheel ng completed at these WM. M. ELLIS & BRO. ‘TON IBON WOBKS. GRAY AND NOYES, Founders, Machinists, and Botler Makers, 20) Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street, Manutacturers of Improved Stationary and Port. able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and rr] Woi Grist Mills; also, of Architectural Tre Gratings. Railings, Forgings, Trou aud Brass Cast ines of all descriptions. ‘Lhe increased facilities of our new and extensive establishment erable ts to offer those having orders to make in eur line & superior class of wot on the most fvaroue ged 4 Jouval Tarbh Agents for Burnham't proved Jou ine ter Wheel ny 20-Sm ATEST PARIS FASHIONS ON HALE iS PARTRE! ING. BE. SLEIOT, FRENCH HAIR- DRESSER, 324 ¥ street. between 13th and 14th ete. Mr, Alliot, from Paris. Hair-Dresser, rd the zht years in Washington and Newport, enjoyit the patronage of the corps dipiomatique, aud of the highest society. He has the honor toannounce that he has this ‘season imported: the latest fashions of esing, and also pomades, and everything longs to the dressing of hair at very reasone- ~ vat eee | UNGLANGE horough-| Xie, Salle ecerat epe ds my sete oo stegc manor B, Sioek: LSS of 1867, commencing April 24 and ending No: n farm. about two ules, norter District of Colurabis, for the season, payable at the of ser, For pedigree and further parties TK 800. VA D, preit. most RRSPECTFULLY Informa his friends and public that 2 feast side.) w ie on band a ee = aesgrement gherovEs. rae vites the attention of ‘Orders for BOOFING, SPOUTS, Foe py pte ata