Evening Star Newspaper, August 13, 1867, Page 3

‘THE EVENING STAR. wv For “AUCTION SALES” advertisements aes fourth page of to-day's STaR. LOCAL NEWS, te Criminal Court, June Term, PORTANT PROCEEDINGS —THE LEGALITY OF THE CURES This morning, in the Criminal Uoart, Chief Justice Cartier, the challenge to the array of eGrand Jury, which found at the Merch Tm av ind:ctinent against Cornelius Camp- sil snd Jobm Godfrey for keeping & gaming se, made yesterday by Gen.H. A. Terry, ircounsel, Was arg by nim sad Me Carrimgton The challenge is made on the same grounds 98 WAS the challenge made to the Pett Jn- ors of the March term of the Court on the trial Surat: by the prosecution, whieh challenge, ‘will be recollected. was sustained. It was rgued by the District Atrorney. Mr Oarring- con, that the challenge could not be made atter the rising of the Court at which the indictment was found. Judge Cartier, in giving bi e case presented a questio 5 by Judge Fisher im a case belonging to the March term, and it was not a mew question, although it was & serious one, 9s its decision affects public time and public money and prin. | ciples. “Vbhe law under which the jury box ‘was to be filled required the Register of Wash- mugton. Clerk of Georgetown, and clerk of be Levy Gonrt to constitut® a joint com. “mission to select the jury, and in his opin- ou and the opinion of his colleagues, &! commission had never convened, never acted or organized. There was no evi- cence that they had acted in accordance with jaw. Instead of making lists jointly, each tebed bis own selection in tlie ballot-box. ‘The Court was so satisfied that the law had not been complied with at all—that the jury box was an emply Box—that tue of the law were directed to proceed dr novo, and fill the box according to law, and they bad ne so. This was settied. The next ques- u is —Is the challenge made in season! It urged by the District Attorney thar the chal- e would be gocd if made tn evason, but 1¢ comes too late to have effect. The chief ssou asigned why it is not made in season 1s because the term of the court at which the in- «octment was found Das expired. Tais is true tome extent. The functions of a judge who fs aterm of a court ceases to affect that atits close. He cannot ata subsequent t Ipyalidate Any procedure of tae pre- c-dipg one. There must be an end of terms au end of judgment. To this extentthe cou was Tighi. The jndge, at the close of im, must consider himself as finished, to be menced at the beginuing of another term. the question rises. Is there any death to indictment by the adjournment of a court? ‘ that an indictment is in the same sit- 1 u at exch term of the court cen any judgment on this ind: ten Terry. There Has there ment! Ave been no proceedings riter—it na party br, he admits tuat cuon to it, or he waives bh Jaw does not eontempl pears or pleads e is no ob- jection thereto, ea apse of tims | ne condiston of an indictment, and if the | Ydors ro! plead thereto at one term, he 1W he reason we could not come in with | > ebe ll be pre he nil led to sus uch indi 418 ststs 1 din ¢ us’ pronounce the ples cud to be entitled | - and was com. | ant. Lc would be etter to rub | mouts cutand begin anew. The | ed. J. Jobn-on stated thai he represented McCarty, who was indicted on ur the same time, and s > case be included in the dee. Orce of its m icon the Court, Judge Cartter—By this d spen ihe doors of the me Way fo prevent the ton i do not in- :but will find 's of justice being a Johnson temarked that his client was on bail i Mr Carring said he had no objection to | t ius alteciing Mr. McCarty, and that | included. He suggested that coan- | 1 would bring to bis notice <imilar cases. S$ Understood that this decision will affect but few pers i> OM nearly every indict- ent found ai the March term still open the parties bave been arraigned and plead thereto, which this decision dues not affect.—Rsp.] Mr. Riddle called the attention of the Gourt nd the 1) Attorney to the caseof Anthony Seboder, who was uidicted anout two years since, und whose property had been seized py the Government to indemnify it from loss. He bad satistiea the District Attorney that there no case against him Mr. Carrington stated tnat his assistant, Mr. Wuson, had examined the case, and be was not yet prepared to enter a n pros.; Mr. Wilson wot being present Mr Riddle said that Schoder was a clerk in the Treasury, and charged with the larceny of 0,000. Leé, who afterwards robbed the Gov- | erpment of 000, was the principal pros- | ecuting witness. It was said that Schoder sold two of the bonds to the cashier of the Kank of Schenectady, New York. He (Mr. K ) had taken Schoder ‘to tne cashier for iden- ification, and he had stated that he (S.) did not resemble the man who sold the bonds in auy particnisr, and he was not the man. Wheu arrested Schoder was a merchant doiug busmmess at Battle Creek, Michigan, and his property was seized by the Government, and is UL held. He was now on bail, but unable to obtain his property because of this indict- ment pending against bim, and be and his iumily are dvpendent on their friends. He was here to-day to ask when this prosecution would cease. Juage Cartter suggested that as che object of Mr. Riddle wasto enable the accused to ob- tain the possession of bis property Mr. Riddie's siatement should be accepted. Gen. Uarringzon entered a nol Mr. Riddle also called the attention of the Court to the fact that some constables had aot bonded under the law, and stated that be bad the bonds of them (whohad been employed about the Court House during the Surratt rial) whieb he desired permission to file. Mr. Riddle read from the act of Congress of March 3d, 1963, requiring constables on ap- poimtment to file a bond of $5,000, which sbali be renewed on the 3ist of June of each year. Judge Cartter said that it was clegr w him thai aman was not gualitied to act ts a cous he Rad filed a bond, and for acts after iration of the time in the bon® the sec ere not liable idle said that the law did not yro- videtor reappointment each year, but for t filing of the bond, and it occurred to him that his being the case the bonds may be filled. Judge Cartter said that he would cunsent to the filing of the bond without giving s de- cision as to the other questions involved. The District Attorney entered a nulle pros. in Avout twenty-five cases, (mostly trifling of- fences.) and the court was adjourned without ay. . Pie Nics THs EVENING.—At Beckert den, Navy Yard, the Muffers Base B: Clab Will give @ grand pic-nic this afternoon and evening, and promise & good time to their triends. The Friendship Association give a prize pic-nic at Jueneman’s, 4th and E street:, Cspitol Hill, when the prizes go to tne best waltzer, jig and clog dancers. The Amity As- sociation bold their fifth grana pic-nic at the Park this evening, and have made great pre- parations for the occasion. Gar- | HLF | in Boston. | Tracy yesterday regretti:ig his inability to be a Balt yor Court.—Ofticer Marks, of the kighth precinct, yesterday arrested’ a man named Z. H. Merryman, upon the compiaint of Kacuel Brown, that be bad committed as- s@uit and battery upon her. The case was in- vestigated by Justice Tucker, whu finding the charge sustained required the accused to give bail for court. pate Vera sess Po.ick SumMAry.—The whole number o2 arrests made by the police yesterday were 69, Uile the amountof Hnes 1miposed was $129.24. ‘Tbe bueiness of each precinct was as follows: Second, 7? arrests, fines S27; third, 7 arrests, fines #19; fourth, 3 arrests, fines $1; fifth, 14 arrests, fines $15.41 1 arrests, fines $25.04, seventh, 9 arres $8; eighth, 9 ar- arrests, fines $12.90, ——— Bait TO Keer THR Peacr.—A shopkeeper named James Liverpoole, in the eignth pre- cmbet, was yesterday arra:gned before the J u: uce, charged with selling liquor without = license, by Mace Tibbles. The charge was cismissed, when the same man then charged im with threats of violence, and the Justice required bim to give security to keep the peace, a ig Duats oF a CLugx —Mr. Richard Henry, a clerk tu the Sixth Auditor's office, Post Office Department, di town lust nigh Mr. Henry w in the twenty-fifth year of bis ake. npo was much respecied by a large nam- bers triencs. The funeral will take place {© morrow afternoon. ————— Evxction oF Orviceas.—The following of- horre were elected at a meeting of Engle Tent, No. 2, Independent Order of Rechavites, for the term ending January 5!, 18¢e Kerkley; P.O. R. J.H. Simms; Forgerson; D. R., J. R. Manone: Last L.. George Dyer. 1.@, m. Davis. RS. A.W. ov, F.S., Bey. Palmer; T.,T. B. Marche £. J. Mallory; 0.G., ges Meet Keer tae Péace.—Rebecca Lewis appeared before Justice Muzzard yesterday afternoon, cbarging Virgiaia Lawson with baving made threats todoher personal injury. Thechsrge was substantiated, and the accused Tequired to give security to keep the peace. —_—___ aL ESTATE SALKS.—Messrs. Cooper & imer, anctioneers, yesterday sold lot No.7, wR tguare 518, in Washington street, improved & two-story frame house, to ora Ma- toney, for $u60, ne ” SOLDIERS ASD SaiLogs’ Untow.—The rega- Jar weealy meeting of the Soldiers and Sailors’ Union was hetd iastevening in their Hall, on 9h street, Major J. & Doughty in the ehair. Mr. Wilson stated that Capt. Breese, of the Oranance Department, Navy Yard, was a friend of the soldiers and é.llora, and em. ployed none except ‘hose who had been hono:- sbly diecharged. Om motion, @ vo'e of thanks ‘wes tendered to Capt. A motion was made that a vote of thanks ve tendered to General Stratton, Civil’ Engineer at the Navy Yard, for his kindness in procur- ing employment for soldiers and saltors. After some debate, the motion was adopted Capt Oils submitted & series of resolutions reviewing the course of Horace Greeley, rv ierring to bis opposition to the bounty lawe, bailing of Jeff Davis, and coneluding by nomi- nating Mr. Greety as Brigndier Geuernt of the Mackerel Brigade. The consideration of the reao/nisons was postponed. Major Merrill offered a resolution declaring that inssmuch as the Solsiers’ and Sailors’ Naviongl Convention has faited to carry ont the principles set forth in is organization, that this Union retuee to recognize its authority; and, further, ihat we take early action in call- ing & cational conve7uon of soldiers and sail- ors, to carry ont our object for the amelioration of (he concition of the late Union soldiers. After some debate the resolution terred to * committee of three, co Messre. Doughty. Slater, and Wells. Lieut. Young, offered a resolution providing that a conmitiee of three be appointed by the cbarr to orsft resolutions expressing the sym- pathy of the Soldiers’ and Swtors’ Union with bat distingtushed patriot. Edwit. M. Stanton, Secretary ot War, who bas stood withsublime courage as a bulwark against the surging waves of rebellion during the late terrible storm of war, but whois now breatened with being overwheimed in the house of his friends, or those who were once his friends. Messrs. Otie, Young, and Wells were ap- pointed as sala committee. Adjourned arrears ener THe River FRONT, AveUsT 13TH, 1567 A brisk breeze trom the southwest this morn- ing made metiers quite pleasant along the wharves. The following is a statement of the i nd departures: rf.— Arrived —Schrs. James Kent, Crawford, Havre-de-Grace, lumber for F. S, Bletz: A. Carson, Dorsey. ana Joha Cooper, Taylor, from same port, with 240 tons of coal for George L. Sheriff; Wm. B. Mc- Shain, Christy, Philadelphia, with 218 tons of coal for J. E. Miller & Oo. Riley's Wharf. — Arrived —Sebr. Minnie Kinne, Parsons, Philadelpnia, 335 tons of coal tor Harvey, Olark & Givens. Sailed—Scbr. El Dorado, Travers, Hayre-de-Grace, to load with coal filey's Wharf. Arrived—Schrs, Father and Son, MeKeady, Chickahominy, lumber for Mobun & Son: Enterprise, Doughty, Alex- anaria, lumber for Wm. McLean. Saited— Nchre.' Enterprise, Doughty, down the river, light; Alexena, Meekins, down the river, light. Fowler's Wharf.— Arrived —Schr. "Kate, Freer, wood for Frazier. Sailed—Scnrs. Mary Elvabeth, Faunce; Lizzie Reagav, Faunce: lower, Faunce: Mary aud ‘Rebecca. ;,ail with ice for the fishing shores. wwn's Wherf—Arrived—Schr. Ocean, T. Sbannon, Havre-de-Grace, coal for Brown 3 led—Schr. Besheba, Gilman, Port Leposit. to load with lumber. ‘The steamer Wawasset made an excursion to Mount Vernon this morning, and this after- noon Will make an excursion from Washing- ns Alexandria to Glymont, for the bene- ot the Episcopal Church at Port Deposit The excursion of the congregation of St. Dominick (Catholic) Church, on the Wawase ', on Monday afternoon, was one of the most pleasant which bas tuken place this season. The bout was pretty well filled. weatner de- lightéul. and everything passed off as agreeably 1s could be desired. y Twetve” on appy Twelve A-sociation,” Col. Sam’ W. Owen is President, left the th street wharf at izo'clock | * -day on their snmual excursion, and will be psent about fifteen days. They nave this Year the fine scheoner “Merchant,” Captain der is well supp for the cruise. The members of the Happy I'welve are Col. S. W. Owen, Jesse Birch, Jaeob Scheifiey, John Hodgson. Jonn W. Tucker, Benjamin’ Procise, A. K. Talcott, (“Pap,”) C. T. Aing, Robert Zachary and Kudolph Buch- ly, accompanied by a competent caterer. Trere are two vacancies this year, caused by the death ot Frank Henry, and tue illness of ‘Tracy. who recently had his ieg broxen A despatch was received from Mr. with them this year. The Happy Twelve will cruise about the mou‘ of the Potomac, down the Chesapeake, and im the York and Rappsha:nock rivers. A large number of friends were ut the wharf to e them off this morning, and a salute was fired with Capt. Dudiey’s -coon Killer” as th schooner threw off her moorings. — go Deap.— Within a few days we have had oc- casion to notice the deata of several well- known citizens. and now regret to add to the list that of Mr. William Henry Thompson. son of Wm. Thompson, Esq, and brother to Mr. John E. Thompson, principal of the Fourth District Male Grammar School. Hi crmise Was not unexpected, as he bad been a lingering sufferer from consumption, bearing his pains with manly and Christian fortitade and patience. He was an esteemed member ot the Masonic order, and bis faneral, which takes place at Grace Church, South Washing- ton, at 4 p. m. to-morrow, will be attended by hie lodge. Mr. Thompson, for some years, held a position at the Capi'ol, but has latterly carried on business as tobacconist on 9th street. He was universally respected for the manli- hers and integrity of bis character, and the warmth and steaainess of his friendships. == THE ArProacutne REGATTA.—So far eleven boats have been entered for the regatta of tne Bronette Club, which comes off on the 23d 1n- stant Since the enterprise has been deter- mined upon, the managers have agreed to ad- mit bouts drawing thirty feet keel, and other slight changes in the programme have been made, which will be noticed hereatter. The Wawasset will accompany the contesting crafts on their trip along the route, which will afford a fine opportunity for all to witness the interesting sport. Every preparation will be made to ensure enjoyment, good order, and a spirited race. a MURDER IN Fainvax.—The Alexandria Ga- zllr of Yesterday says: A colored mab, re: aing nedr Anandale, in Fairfax county, named ‘Thomas Garner, was fataily shot by another colored mas, while in bed. on Saturday night last. The reporter bas been unxbie te learo the name of his assassin, but is informed that he isa preacher of the Baptist persuasion and 1s quite prominent among the colored people ofthe county. He and the wife of Garuer— who is supposed to be his accomplice—have both been arrested and lodged in jail at Fatr- ‘sx C. H. —_.+—__ AWARD oF ConTRacTs.—The following gen- tlemen were awarded contracts to furnish the Wasbington navy yard with the articles di ignated for tbe year ending June 30, 1969 Theodore Polhemus, cotton, canvas, &c.; Jo! L Savage. tin and zinc; Hyat & Spencer, brnebes; Wm. E. Rogers & Co., stationery: Joveph L. Savage, hardware: Alonzo A. Fos- ter, ship chandlery; S. P. Brown & Sons, fire- wood and coal: Wm. A. Wheeler, gally iron and steel; Joseph L Savage, pig and chain iron: Wm. A. Wheeler, sund; 8S. P. Brown & Sons, charcoal. —— 4 OnrHans’ VouRT.—The will of Jas. Essex, of the District of Columbia, deceased, was filed, fully proven, and admitted te probate and record. Benjamin Crier was appointed guardian to the orphans of Charles aud Sallie Wood, de- ceased; bond $3,041). Alexander McDonald Davis was appointed collector on the estate of Samuel DeVaughn, Oporaseds While the sult ts penaing: pond 0,000. Saige _ JA FoR CovrT.—Officer Peaster, of the Seventh precinct, yesterday arrested a Ger- man, tamed Chas. W. Wright, charged with Sseault and battery by Thor. D Gelings. The case came up before Justice Walter who, after hearing the evidence in the case, committed the Accused to jail for court. ‘He is then charged by the same man with the larceny of A pair of shoes, upon which charge he was also committed to jail for cour! Se CoMMITTED.—A man who claims to be a Russian and a carpenter named Lipinski An- tonie, was yesterday arrested by Officer Freer, of the Sixth Precinct, charged with xagrancy. He was arraigned before Justice Thompson, who committed bim to the work- house in default of $20.94 security. ADs ATES St. Domrsick’s Excursion to Glymont was B great success, we are glad to say, and must have realized a handsome amount for the noble object for which it was given. The managers exerted themselves most successfully to mak> Pop eared to all present, and most admirably ey succeed. is with committing anassault battery upon her, by Offleer Hickman and: nomas, Was arrested rraigned be t fastice, who find him $5.90 for his cougete FREEDMAN’# Savince B, THE 4 ARK. ceipte of that branch of the Freedma ings Bank in Washington were, for tae of July, $26,000. = SAnITARY.—Two arrests were mice, the fines of which amounted to $6; two ‘deat Dorees and seven dead dogs were rep srteq and removed. The re- Say, month —_»——__ New Oncaw.—A fine organ is being built for” Trinity Church, which is expected to be fin- ished by the middle of November, and brought on here and erected shorijy afler warc.. S7samkk KBYPORT.—This fast and spl Ste«mer of the Potomac, Aquia Ore-k and Fredericksburg Company, tas returned frat Wilmington, Del., where ahe bas been being repsired, to tske her place on the route. She bas undergone thorough refitting, with- new boilers. Ac. aud ie @ credit tothe company, And will be mfortable bost for travellers. A (rip was insde down the river as far as Aquin Creek with her, and a large number of invited gueste were onboard, whe received every at'ontion from the rgent of the line and the captaiy of the boat Dinnsr.was provided for sll, and wnder tns genial influence of epa) cling Catawba, wit and sentiment reigned supeme The hort made splendid time dur- ing the trip and returned to the city at alate hour. pe ie La Tne Ram StongwaLy.—The ram Stonewall @rrived at the Gosport navy yard on Satur- dey, aud will be immedintely docked and re- paired preparatory to sailiog for Japan. In cons-quence of a reduction of workmen which has recently been made in the navy yard, owing to the want of employment, 2 numer of carpenters and others v ili sxilon the S:one- ‘wall, Temunerative wages baving been offered them to worl: in the Japanese navy yards. —— oe AFFAIRS IN ALEXANDRIA —The Gaz yesterday, says itis rumored and generally believed that How. H. W. Thomas, Judge o! this Circuit. was arrested this morning at his residence at Fair- fax Court Houre, by Depu-y Mareaai Duncan, and taken to Rickmond,jto answer an indict- men! bexore Judge Underwood's Gourt, for an alleged violation ofthe Giyil Nights Bulls, in declining some time since to permit colored tes- timony. Mr. Frank G. Swaine had the misfortune this morning to lose a barrel of excellent whts- key, worth §¢ per gallon. The whiskey was being lowered into the cellar; when the sus- iaining rope parted, and the barrel, falling the whole distance to the floor below, bursted, and in gnure contents—forty-twe gallous—were spilled. The wall of the one-story brick building on Royal street, adjoining the lot of Mr. Benjamin harton, fetl on Saturday evening last, but hap- pily without injuring any-one. The’ accident Tesulted from the foundation being under- mined in digging a cellar on Mr. Barton's lot. The house belongs to a colored man nemed George Washington. The police for a week or so have been on the look-out for the boys who have formed the babit of playing cirds on the commons and wharves at ihe Southernendof the city, and under the tunnel. ed MARRIED. PEAD-MORAN. At St. Paul's’ English Luthe- Chur 13. by the Re: Michicay te of ROBERT M. . Stearn, ‘The relatives. and frie ' from the ds are in residence of '$ parents, med ou Inpen b ms of his d He is sleeping sweetly st? | Philadelphia papers please copy. | THOMPSON about 9 with chy tinn forti- re trom neral to-morrow, nd) ata (Republ On the 12th insta Virginia Dyser, rents,on Ist » Wednesday On the 13th instant, Ismouths, daughter of ¢ KATE T.and Jay. 15th inst,. of her grand E f lith streets tions of the family are invited to attend. * At his resiv 119 West street. lay evening. Mr. RICHARD v year of hia age. Th werd the Sixth Auditor's Office. where, by mtednty and his genial and wine hen a large circle of friends steem ol his chicf. MW his friends are invited, nrrow evening. at § o'clock PIN PIN. colored. aged 54 On the evi ng of the 12th, Mrs. ELLEN Her friends are re: y invited to attend the funeral to-morrow, at 3 0 clock, ou Ridge street, between 4th and 5th and M and N streets, * WISE. PENTER AND BUILDER, i hand 13th stree ET. between 12 OR FOR BUIL DI au 6-30 ILDERS —THREE HUNDRED THOU AND SUPERIOR BRICKS for sale, at the POTOMAC BRICK WORKS, Office 487 street. au 12. iz been released fromthe Surratt ow able to continwe my bus vtofore BELL-HANGING, SPEAKING and LIGHTNING RODS and put up in the best manner. C. SCHNEIDER, Im 271 Pa. av., bet. lth and Mth MUSIC. at Treo Cents per Printed Pase. Dance chen, W Sonatas, ‘A large coll FRANCK TAY Pasturage can be had 7 wiles above Washington. on Creek stor xonth. Apply toA. BROWN, @ st tween Sth and ioth, au 10-2w EACH BASKETS! P PEACH BASKETS! KETS 11! 125 DOZEN PEACH BASKETS in store und to arrive. . BARTHOLOW au 1U-lw RCULAR ons Cireular we at the ede STON LK, ML reduce our prices ted that if. when we found ad make a P age of profit. we should do su. We are now delivering BOSTON ICE. and our returns show that.1y the superior quality of this Iee- we are en. abled to reduce our p tothe following rates. commencing August lith. The present high price i precludes. for the present, a further ke we think «decline in this commodity will warranta further decline in prices: sous us'ng daily 50 8. 60 nd Lens cents, than £0 ibs. eat the Ice House TT. nts per 100 ihe, than 300 Ibs., 75 i0v Ibs. ‘he usual price. 49 cents per WLER erintent Persons taking I 10 pounds. aul JOSErl L. PEARSON LOOK AND JOB PRINTER, HAS REMOVED TO CORNER OF NINTH AND D STREETS, au 6-Imif*_(Second Story, Masonic Mall,) R44 ESTATE AGENCY ‘The subscribers take this method of informin, their f is and the public that they have opene an o' No. of LOUISIANA AVENUE, (UP STAIRS.) where they will attend to the purchase and sale of KEAL ESTATE, Ls0 THE PAYNE ‘T OF TAXES xD EXAMINATION UF TAX TITLES Having had a number of years’ experience in the above business, in connection with real estate, they are prepared to ofler their patrons the benefit of their services with promptness and on reason- able D) CROSS, au 6-m 61 Louisiana aveuue. JAPANESE MAGIC FLOWERS au 6-6t si KING PLACE. JAPANESE FANS ar uu 6-6t KING PLACE RED _D. STUART, LIFE, FIRE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CITY ITEMS. For Grrwost.—Liberty Lodge. Knights of Pytbtas, give @ grand excarsion te Glymont to-morrow. boats leaving 7th-et. wharf at 7% Orlocka m, and 1% p.M4 and Guinini's wharf, foot ofith street east, % A. m., and 2% p.m The Knizhbts promise to leave noth ing undone whieh will conauce tothe pleas- ure and comfort of their friends. Meonsiiaut Excursion.—The Yeung Pea ple's Union ot Uaivary Baptist Chtreh givea 2rand moonlightexcursion to-mor: sw evens ing on the Livingston, lenving the 7th-street wart al Gy o'clock and returning at 12. ee Pic-Nic.— Washington City Gardens (New York fve.,) will be the scene of the Sth pic-nic ot the Warhington Soeials to merrow afier- pood and eyening. o—— JEWELRY.—Jet Spangle Setts, Boz Wood Setis and Buttons, Rubber, Bracelews aad But- fons, and Studs, received this morning at Prige’s One Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 433 Pa. avenue, near 4} street. a You and I and nobutly know, How sweet peas ana barley grow. Bot everybody knows tba! Henning’s One Price Cloihing Store ison the corner of 7th street and Maryland avenue. dams ane JUaT rRcRIVED, a complete stock of Black Frock and Sack Uoats, all grades and quali- tes, guaranteed in every Tespect,at A. Saks & Co.'s, 517 7th street, adj i Bank. ——_* ALL OUR Linen Stock to be closed out in thirty days, regardless to cost, at A.Siks & Uo.'s, 517 7th street. —— WRrarrino Past FOR SALE.—Appiy atthe ar office. — Down with Hica Pxices !—Patronize only those who sell rep Buy your Gent's Fur- nishing Goods at Franc’s, 494 7th street, be- tween D) and E, three doors above Odd Fel- lowe’ Hall. Gray's Collars, 18c. box; Gold- emith, Byron and Garotte, 18c. box; Imitation Linen Goldsmith, Byron and Garotte, 18c. box. And all other goods cheap in propor- 1: tion. ——e TuE ReToRT CourTBovS.—* You're a dall- looking set,” as Sozodont said to the neglected teeth. “ Weshall soon improve under your auspices,” as the neglected teeth said to Sozo- dont. eo ae In SEVERE Cases of ingrowing Nails, Ban- ious, Corns, etc., Ether Spray, or Rhigoline, relieves the patient of all pain during the operation, after which the shoe can be worn with comfort. Dr. White. Qhiropodist, 424 Penneylvania avenue, between 4% and 6th sts. Hours from$ a.m.to6 p.m. No charge for consultation. pees QUICK SALRE AND SMALL PROFITS.—Good White Shirts, $1:25a$1.50; A. No. 1 Fine White Shirt, $2.50a>3; Good Gauze Undershirts, 50 cents: Fine Gauze Undershirts, $1; Fine Lisle Thread Undershirts, $1.50; Good Cotton Half Hose, 10, 15,20, and 95 cents per pair, Best English Half Hose, 50 cents per pair. At Franc’s Gent's Furnishing Store, 49 7th st., between D and E, three doors above Odd Fel- lows’ Hall. ‘ L Pewxnigs can be had in any quantities at the ar office coutter. holastic sat this 7-e03w" PAWNBROKERS. 4 LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. 4775p. WURNSTINE'S LOAN OFFiGRATO 475 i3th strevt, 3d door south of Penn. ave. MONEY loaned on time to suit customers, on Real Estate, Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver Plate, Pianos, Furniture, Me- ghanical Tools, Ladies! and Geutlemen’s Wearing are] of all descriptions. Ate ame " B. BURNSTINE. 34 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET WEST, near Pennsylvania avenue, Offer the highest cash advances on all kinds of Merchandise. to any amount and for any time desired at reasonable rates. Interest on large sums greatly reduced. Business strictly confidential. Goods bought for cash and sold at private sale, fe 21-1 ~ PABIS FASHIONS OF HAIR e PABIRESSING. E. ALLIOT, FREXCH HAIi- DRESSER, $24 ¥ street, Between 13th and ith sts. Mr. Alliot, from Paris, Hair-Dresser, of the celebrated Rachel, with whom he arrived in this country, has now been established for the last eight years in Washington and Newport, enjoying the patronage of the corps depiomastanes and of the hest society. He has the honor to announce that he has this season imported the latest fashions of hair-dressing, and also pomades, and everything ngs to the dressing of hair at vel yreasone os 5 45 Un Philosophe sous les Toits;45 © Sonvestre: La Goute D’Ean; s5cents. Du- mas File: Aventures de huatre Femmes; 45 cents. Conxcience: Le Demon de Vargent, 45 cents. Con- science: Le Flau de Village; 45 cents. Achard: Parisieunes et Provinciales; 45 cents. Achard: Les Dernicres Marquises: 45 cents. Gozlan: Le Notaire de Chantilly; 49 cents. La Comtesse Dash: Les Fr DULL TS ts. Dar ences cents PRANCK TAYLOR. WASHINGTON TRON Wonks. GRAY AND NOYES, Founders, Machinists, and Boiler Makers, Corner of Maine avenue and 3d street, Manutacturers of Improved Stationary aud Port able Steam Engines of any required power; Saw and Grist Mills; also, of Architectural Iron Work, Gratings, Reilings, Forgings, Iron and Brass Cast: ings of all descriptions "Fhe increased facilities of our new and extensiv. establishinent enables us to offer those havin orders to make in Our line ® superior class of wor! onthe mont favorable terms. °° 7°" yal Turbine ‘Agents for Burnham ro Water Wheel. id my 2-3m FLOUR, &c. Assortment OF FLOUB COMPLETE- All grades of FAMILY, ‘All grades of EXTRA, SLE ans Midolags FLOUR ne aD fy Fin VERY LOW RATES. Assortment for Baker's use complete, indy FEEL LOW RATES. 1 Allkinds ot Mii Heed: Hey Straw Ac, Sroun ait, atc i Ground Alumend Fing Bar’ GALT &'C Indiana avenue and Ist strect, pT near Baltimore Depot. EW BOOKS —The Culture Demanded by Mod- ern Life. Bench and Bar. by L. J. Bigelow; iMusteated: “College Life, by Rey. Stephen Olin. United States Debt. Finances and Taxation, by J. S. Gibbons. Draper's History of the American Civil War, vol. Ist. Meteoric Astronomy, Shoot- ing Stars and Hrolites, by Kirkwood. Brichsen on Railway and other Injuries of the Nervous Sys- tem. artshorne on Practice of ledicine. ayo FRANOK TAYLOR. RIDAL AND FUNERAL WREATHS, BOU- UETS, CROSSES, ANCHOBS, AND: STA preservedin natural form. New an zeasnae Rep ental Hair or a sims’ or prarl, nds oF ng done FILES, 3S Eighth etree, ey Yb bun (METEOPOLITAN BROOM FACTORY. WILTBERGER, LEDUC & CO., Menfacturert SrOOMe BRUSHES WOOD AND WILLOW WABE, &c. figcuiacars Be ToS Walaa Cogrgctn 2 i Fat.» 3 Office and Balesrooms No. 18 4% st., Washingto JAPANESE TEA POTS : AT KING PLACE, AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. Boom No 1 Intelligencer Building. jo 17-1m* ap 16-sm* (AMY AND NAVY APPLICANTS. Offic itiously prepared for examinat au 6-6 by Professor OHN FILL. City Academy Noss | o Vth street south. All who haye graduated from this Iustitution have pagsed their examination and received their orders. Corroborated sy General D, Hunter, President of the Cavalry Board of Exam: iners. au7-tt RESH GRAHAM WAFERS at dy 1tf KING PLACE. GopRgEWELBY, WaToHES, AND sive WARE.~I have on hand amd em constantly re ceiving all ‘of the latest styles ef Jewelry ee, which 1 willecllas cheap as genuine articles can bs urchased for st any rempansibie establishment in Bi or any other city.” An examination and com: arinon of e Bn rices respectful re z ented, at 336 Feansyivania svenuee H. 0. HOOD. D,, UsT BECELVED. lates lott! GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER "Ete fi and D a Tine “9° Sbkow WALL. UST ARRIVED— ery CID: Sobol Pare Country CIDER VINEGAR, at ‘ARSO. Wholesale Agents and gents a: CLOTHING, Goods, at | fele-dif ion Merchants. BETS: pevrine, sacked GUM BELTING and ay: LEATHER BELTING. A full stock of all sizes, suitable for cH kinds of machinery. yp. BARTHOLOW. 6587th w:., at 8.2w below Penn’a aventie. MOGORO CRACKERS, OND meee ne most, arikcloye, OR ACKER. Justintroducedby Z. M. KING < SUN, au7-tf King Place, OLD PENS, every grade of quality, ipand price; Gold and River Benen: Cease A large seoriment just oponed FRANCK TAYLOR x ¥ HEAP EDITIONS.—Thgokeray’s Lectures on the Four Georges ‘Thackeray’s Pon- dennis, illustrated; Steekepeare, English edition, illustrated: 60 cents. The Onxton’s, by Bulwer, Globe edition. Iustrated; 1.09. Dick- ens? Works, Globe edition, illustrat ; $1.60 per yilume; Dickens’ Works, Diamond edition, plain 1.25 per fume i 5 ). Longtellow’s ene Divguond Caition; @1-60. Kennyson'e Poste, Degen eelon ‘By PRANOK TAYLOR HIBEERS AND, must Ao : Forced t the smoothest fe in from three to five pool suing Dr SEVIGN B's Bs” TAURATEUE GAPILLALEE, tho most wonder: Beuld"eond Hatt Teves almmove mirackione nse re cilows maa: her. It has been used by the elite of Parie ‘and FP ase Ns Mailbe ‘resinteredsand tf oemee a Ej . re satisfaction ie not given every instance, the ly refunced. ° Pri il ae tha wpa Bi? Dower tive cee testimo. free. Address BERGER, oy, Mew York. "Bolo agents for the’ Gaited ail ed ‘Bp 8-d&weoly BEAUTY FLAXEN A! AUBURN, GOLDEN) TUS 'N AND SILKEN ‘ode eof Prof: DE BREUX? FRI- BER Te Cray EO. °0 2 aplication Re to curl the most 61 ch stubborn hair of either into wav: bg y or heavy massive sar, ie teen oak. eececagnaies eC « on fi Does no injury to the hair. Price by mail patti | . No. i. 1» Now Yo! i pet ed fed Bistse. ‘Sp §-d&woo! { ‘DEBILITY, i eee oie Gunde bur bi Seah E Jacknon's Pathology.” end CURE YOURSELF Sold oy Ameren News Company, 191 Nas. treet, Rew York, Send Sor a circular, p29. DE Wan" Afiairs in Georgetown. New StvLe Horse Oar.—One of the new Style of horse cars for the Metropolitan road, trived bere by the steamer E. 0. Knigh:, is made to be drawn by one bor lc ts light, ptinted green, white, aud red, and elegantly decorated with handsome pictures on the incide. tis trom Stephenson’s manufactory, in New York, and 1s only one of a numper that will soon arrive. The car ts built afer the style of those of New York, and needs no conductor. Upon one end, at the side of the Money box, ie the following notice —“Pa-sen- gers Will please pat their fare im the box, river is act allowed, under any circam. stances, either to receive or depositit.” Change will be farniched by the driver. wno will return the fall amownt, thus enabling passen- tre to put their exact fare in the box. A rail- ing 1s placed around the driver's stand, £0 tbat no one can get on tbe car in front, and the door of the car is like that of an omnibus, and Temains shut except when passengers are going in or out, Poiick Marrene.—Several arrests were mide by the police yacterday—four for ntox- ieation, one for carrying concealed weapons, one for playing caras on Sunday, and one tor improper exposure. Puayine Cards.—Officer Volkner yester- day arrested a colored man named Bnd Har- ris. tor playing cards on Sunday, whom he ur betore Justice Buckey, who fined him $5.50. OoncEaLeD Wrarons.—Jobn yesterday arrested by officer Brown for being drunk op the street. Upon search ng his pockets he was found to have in his possession 4 pistol, for the carrying of which he was fined 35.50 by the Justice. DrsoR»ERLY.—OMcer Cunningham yester- day arrested a man, named Joshua Anderso \, for disorderly conduct in the county. He was fined $9.50, Fingp.—Jjobn Mc(iurvy was yesterday ar- Taigned before the Justice, charged with in- deceatexposure. He was fined $2.50. ‘WHISKY A CONCEALED Weapon.--Officer Parsons this morning arrested a man named Rufus King for intoxication and disorderly conduct. He was taken tothe station house, where. upon searching his pockets, a bottle of whisky was found. Justice Buckey said he ought to fine him for carrying a concealed weapon. King said, “That's no concealed weapon.” The Justice replied: «You must admit that itis, for ithas nearly killed you.” Mencuarts’ EXcHANGE.—No business was transacted this mornivg, and the only offering was 1,700 bushels of wheat. The ioliowing sales were msde yesterday after Exchange hours: 1,000 bushels of wheat at $2.15; 1.00) bushels of wheat at $2.10, and 2,300 bushels of corm at $1.01. 1. will be perceived that both corn and wheat have fallen in price since last week, and both are on the decline. IYMENTS OF COAL.—From Ray's docks day, 59 tons: from the Cumberland Oom- pany, 355 tons; and trom the Borden Company, ze tons. Tne CanaL.—Twenty-eight boats have ar- rived since our last report, and twenty-five boats have gone out. There ts a beter supply of water than yesterday; still there is not enough, and as long as the water in the river remains iow, there will be @ scarcity in the |, unless A new dam be built where dam now is, The water will continue to be low at times until a new dam shall have been built Tne PortT.—The steamer EC. Knight, Dent, master, has arrived with a heavy cargo from’ New York, nmong which ts 1,010) busheis of California wheat, and a new car for the Metropolitan Horse Oar Railroad. The steamer Valley City, Tomlin, master, with a general cargo from New York, has arrived, find the steamer Columbia, Hsrper, master. with a cargotrom Baltimore: also. cae schooner Kale E. Rich, Doughty. master, from Portland. Cleared—The steamer Kennebec, Wilson. mas- ter, for Baltimore. CLEANING Ur.—The upper rooms of the Post Office Building were beg cleansed this morning, the floers scrubed, the carpets taken up and shook, &. Water Pires —Much comptaint is now be- ing made by reason ot the muddy water ob- tained from the hydrants of the town. The ens complain that the water is fail of sediment, the pipes not haying been cleaned out by letting off the water for some ume. SALE Or Prorerty.—Mr. J. Thos. Davis has sold to Mrs. Wm. Tenuey, for $1,630.25, the property on the north east side of High street and the canal, being 44 feet front, by 10% feet deep. Kane was my bed and board without cause. debts contracted by her. t JOHN (. PEIEFER Georgetown, D. FAVORABLE OPPORTUNITY TO BU CHEAP DRY We are now selling uinmer ¢ to ntke room r Fall St bave also just opened 7,000 sell at 1242, 15.13 1.000 yards 3-4 do.. at 9 and 10; 4-4 Bru and 15. 5.000 yards Fall Calicoes at 10, 1232, and 18 cts. Ginghams. Canton Fi Sheetings. &c., &e. ‘Great bargains may au 9-60" yards 4-4 Bleached Muslin, and 25. be expected by all who favor vs with a call BENJAMIN MILLER, an 9-Im* 101 Bridge street, Georgetown. BBY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, BUILD- YETTE AND 3D NV AT AUCTION. » August 19, at 6 the premises, Lot on Fayette and 120 fe ‘uated in the immedi ONDAY AFT +L will sell. i No. M7! fronting 60 3d street. This Lot is b 0 most commanding and desirable Building Lots in tow Terms: One t rd cash; balance in six and twelve mouths. with interest, secured by a deed of trust on the Property. Allcon cing and stamps at the cost of the purchaser : s aus THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. BBY THOMAS DOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT AU On THURSDAY AFTERNOON Go'clock, Twill sell. in front ot the premises. 5 102 West street. part of Lot No. 29, in Beall’s ad dition to Georgetown, fronting about 31 feet 4 inches on West str ngress and Washington streets, and running bark to a 12-foot aved alley. The improvements consist of a well- huilt two-story Brick Honse. containing nine rooms and cellar, with gas throughout the house. Terms: One-third cash; balance in six. twelve, and eighteen months. with interest. secured deed of ‘trust on the prorerty. “Al conve and stamps at the coat_of the purchaser. erfert. THOMAS DUWLING. Auctiones iy 50 W™. 5, WHEATLEY'S PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT. Omen, No: 49 Jefferson st.. Georgetown, D. O Eatabliahed in 1881 : premium awarded by the Metro- olitan Institute, 1867 ; rebuilt 1936, an Tar the largest arid. most complete estab) the Kind in this section of country. Dyeing and Scouring of all kinds dene in the best manner. Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber solicits the continued custom of the community. Goods received and returned by express with the utmost promptness and despatch. Post Office address, Lock Box No. 80. Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday, when it is closed at 8% p. m. fe 16-6m is now by ment of UMBIA HOSPITAL FOB WOMEN cu AND im LYING-IN ASYLUM, Fourteenth street, (circle.) corner of M atreet, Washington, D.C. This Institution has been established for the re- ception of patients who may be. suffering from di eases peculiar to their sex, and for the admission of such females ae may require the comforts of the Iying-in chamber. ‘The Vuilding is situated tn the most healthy por- tion of the District, surrounded by its own grounds, Oars pass the door every five minutes, ‘Terms of admission: From $6 to $10 per weok, in accordance with the room require " payable in.ad- Sance. ‘This includes Board. Medicines, Medical and Surgical attendance DICAL STAFF, M RURGEOW IN UHIRF, 3... THOMPSON, M. treet, between 2th and 2ist streets. ING PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, J ARNES, M. D., Surgeon General, Uai i my. fs EY |., Georgetown. THUS MILLER, Be. Deo street, Washington. ALY. B GAR) “'D., New York avenue. Guaiton t ra ae : win, ¥F. HOWARD. D., F street. Orders for admission to the free beds in this hos- ital, (of which there are 30,) can be obtained of the urgeon in chief at this office, 184 I street, or of ‘any Of the Medical staff, and of the Bevs. Dra. Ly Gurley, Gillette. and Coombs. Wives and widows ofssoldiers Soptring admission will apply to the Surgeon General, United States living at adistance who desire to come to thie institution for trestment can secure private ‘by letter to the matron of the Fe een ey te GILLETTE DD, eu 2-eoly President. MENT OF THE INTERIOR, - D®?*GNITED St4TES PATENT OFFICE, ON. sh On peatineed BAM URL Pin’ of Hain mouton Nd pray tension of a patent edt itn th ath day of October, 1858, for an provement in Serew Neils for seven years trom the (3 of said patent, which takes place on ‘the mth day of October, 1867. It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the peetesty et 12 ovslosk My ‘nnd ‘all persone “kee cath ‘ sons are botifed to appear and how cause, if any they have, psn ped Guat tobe Branded a mbt fie inthe Patent nt Om thei: teary dicate a lee ier EAiSiea tottus eae ited transa ra with the rules of the uy lication. ‘upon as testi. ed ov, end in, qmirer: 25 OD week for three successive weeks; the first of ssid Peniloatio 8 tobe atleast obey dnt rerious to iva Commissioners of Patents, * PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, &c. PROPOSALS. ‘POST GRAND PRIZE AND COMBINATION BIC-NIU OF THE RADIANT STAR CLUB AND YOUNG JOHNSON ASSOCIATION Will be given AT ANALOSTAN ISLAND, THURSDAY, Acoust 15, 1867, When thera will be provemted 4 bandvome 4 ld ring to the best lady dancer, and a boquet of, flowera to the best gentleman dant Boats will leave the foot of High atreety George- iwn, and G street, Washington, at 3o’cloek. and every five minutes thereafter. D 08 at 4 o°clocis. NTS, admitting a Gentleman au OOK OUTPFORTHE FIRST GRA AFTERNOON AND MOONLIGHT D BAOCURSION oR. PHOENIX TENTINDE PENDENT ORDE OF RECHARITES, TO GLYMONT. ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 167K, IN67 ‘The steamar Wawasot will leave her wharf. foot of Tth.st at lualt past one p. m.. stopping at Al- both di returning. The commit having this Kxcursion in charge pledge tl Ives to make it both pleasant and agreeable t those who wish to participate. Schroeder's Gele- brated Brass aud String Band has been engaged for th mitting @ gentleman and lady, $1 single tickets, 75 cts. Children under 14 years of a 0 be had of t Committee at the boat f the excursi mmvitter of Arrangements JoTayward, A. BLS das. Boyce Wm. Boy Gio. W. Reel, po. Sisson, Jas. Dement, W. R. Hunt, 3B Morand aw PLEASURE! BOt We Dur paren ERT'S G. DAY. August ith, A The famous Holy Hill Band has been en- gaged for the occasion. For pleasure, come one come all, Tickets. 00 Cents, admitting « gentle man and lad Committee :-—Charles W. Townley, R. 0, Lucas. 3 lasik: Bridgi au 1-3t" ARE STILL THE LAL HO! FOR TUE FIFTU GRAND PIC U of the WASHINGTON SOCTALS, t given at WASHINGTON CITY GARDE Ox WEDNESDAY, Avevst 147 Tickets, admiiting a gent. ind iadies. 50 cents. Dancing to commence ats o'clock. Commritecey Arrannement Hill, H. Tra C. Ossinger, H. Ossinger, J. Maack, F. McQuade, M. Brandage. an ECOND RAND MILITARY AND CIVIC AFTERNOON AND EVENING RE ov THE WASHINGOTON ZOUAVES, WILL BE GIVEN THURSDAY, Avovsr 16, 1867, AT THE WASHINGTON PARK, 711 <r very arrangement has been made to seonre the sure and comfort of the patrons of the a yuaves, and “a good time’ may be ox pected on ‘Lharsday, August 16th, Tickets, 60 CENTS, admitting a gentle- man and Tadic ‘ 9 Con Figst PLize OF WASHING SOCTATION. will PLEAS LE streets. ¢ nguat 15th. 18% The prizes are a fine Gold Ring to be gi be: UN FRIBN SARE itol Hill, sn to the wy waltzer, a fine Silver Watch Chain t iba Bilyer ¢ Jlsome prize to Gentleman waitver, blet to st Jig dancer, and hands ‘TH Rete. admitting Geach nis. Celebrated Holy Hill B. for the oreasion ano. FIs NHE I GRAND EXCURSION LIBERTY LODGE. No. 6, KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAS, WILE BE GIVEN TO }LYMONT Ox WEDNESDAY, Aveust 14,1 The Boats will leaye Seventh str wharf at733 o'clock, and Guinand Navy Yard, at 3 0’clock a. 1 Boat will leave Seventh st. wharf at Vs o clock, abd Guinand’s wharf at Boats leave Gly mont to return, at5and 100°clock p.m. N. B.—Boats will land at Guinand’s wharf on re- turn trip i 7 ‘The Committee will spare_no pains to make this one of the best excursions of the season. Prof. schroeder’s and String Band has heen engay “occasion ICKETS, admitting ‘1 lady, or children, over 10 5 Lt ntleman and lady. $1; ats of age. 50 Committee of Arranzements.— PH ble, W. Parker, Ballet Mase aulu-3t" OOK OUT FOR THE Gara DAY OF THE ine, alley. THIRTE The members of the AMITY A’ SOCIATION Intend celpprating their second anniver- sary and fifth gra Pic Nic at WASHINGTON PARK, th street, 0 ESDAY EVENING, Angnst 13, 1567. ng tv columence at 3.0°clock. many friends and the public ing invi tend, where they engal ir Tickets. 30 ct: Commit Byme, J Byrne. son. YOUNG PEOPL. NION OF THE CAL xo VARY BAPTIST CHURCH ON WEDNESDAY EV) , AUG. 14 The steamer Livingston, Captain Lawler, w Jeave Brown's wharf. near foot of Seventh strest, at half-past 5 o'clock precisely, and return to the wharf atiz o‘clock- Blusie by Heald’s Baud. Sup: per on the boat. Tickets for gentlemen, $1; for ladies, cents ean be procured of the ittee, G@. F. MeLel- 1, 44% Fifteenth street: @. A.C. Smith, 4965 nth street; B. F. Binghar Third Anditor Office; and Ballantyne’s Bookstore, and of mei bers ef the Tuion. au 8-6t GRAND REGS ON THE POTC UNDER THE AUS ome off on the 23D OF ise is open for Boats under twen- y-five feet, two minutes allowed according to rule for each foot. i ‘Three prizesto be given, viz : One of FIFTY DOLLARS. One of THIRT iVE DOLLARS. Oue of TWENTY-FIVE DOLLA jaBoats can Beentered at the ealatart runette Club, foot of 7th street. WILLIAM STEWART. President. GEORGE A. SHECKELS, Treasurer. William E Stewart, of Washington, enters two Boats. G_ W. Harrison, of Alexandria, enters two Boats. This Club challenges any Boat under twenty ae allowing two minutes to the foot, tor Fifty dollars. For farther particulars inquire of partiGEORGE A SHECKELS, aug 8 (Express & Rep. Treasurer. ROF. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, Penn. opposite Metropolitan Hotel ; Tuesday evenings, from 8tol0o’clock. The can be rented for meetings, &c. my 10-ly ATIVE WINE BITTERS. CHARLES GAUTIER respectfully invites tention to his MATIVE WINE DIETEDRS. made from a recipe of many years’ standing, which has acquired an unequalled reputation wherever it has been used as a preventive of all miasmatic and ma- larial diseases. It invigorates the muacles, purifies the blood, corrects the action of the liver and kid- heya, promotes digestion, establishes regularity in em, and is admirably adapted asa curefor ail dlecssedof females aristagirons debilit Being made of native wine and st vegetable tonics, it cannot be surpassed as an agueizer and invigorator eerily ie the morning, and before meals enerally; and, belng perfectly {ree from every: fling nauseous and unpleasant, may be used not only with safety at al) times, but is confidently re- commended to persons of both sexes as a gentle stimulant. though powerful tonic, whenever such an article is needed or desired. No family should be without it, as it will supply # great desideratum in strengthening and invigorating growing child- ren, by whom {t may be weed with perfect impunity, ‘8 the season for malarial and miasmatic diseases is now approaching, this article is offered as_beit without a rival av a preventative of all diseases o the summer and autumn, and a general invigora- tor of the human system in adults wad children, as ell as males aud female BT RATS ENN ag e trade is respect ly nv! i. Importer a era} fines a: Sy jy 11-om" ‘252 Pennsylvania evenue. 1} CATAWBA,” Fprom the vineyard of N. LONGWORTH, NES of choice quality recs NATIVE THOS. RUSSELL CO., aus: 256 Pennsylvania avenue, T (T TO THE LADIES.—INDELIBLE MTAMPING. Warranted fast Colors Will wash and boil. Done by a Fi n, the receipt of which has been purel ate Peg ae eylet all gets ama, ap try a + white lored Underskirts: Balmo- Mig Aprons: de., Stamped on Imitation or Drald- ing ANT ‘ASH OUT. Say a ee vit aren to make ‘up. No braid, no sewit pattern printed in the goods indelible. ached to the bottoms of ; ‘ foarte aS oe now vom in Rew York.) read St 8 r sale a half Seer Se brad: Birds animals f one, Figures Seeopr TESTERS treet, opmontte OUNGLANGFOBD. thethoreugh-bred ofa chan et sortie Tg ele ean, penal at tos ue a? Yee, sania tare a VR) 4 i GIAYED, No. 508 Migh between L and Mi. IVERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF ‘THS’ AND BOYS’ SAC. AY ¢ TOUTER ODEO Saal Prorosars FOR STATIONERY How: until ‘se oF Reve arives Unitey STATES, CLEAR’: ree, August 12, 139 Sealed Hroporals will be raceived nt this ofiice SATURDAY, the 1th day of September, 187. at 12 o'clock m., for furnishing each of the foil x vans ing classes of STATIONKLY for the use of june of Representatives of the United States, 200 peame white Quarto Post Paper, extra super fine, faint lined 40 reams white Quarto Post Papeg, extra mper- fine, plain. Py reams white Quacto Post 2 fine. wide ruled. ‘MO reams white Commerei. supers extra super- Note Paper, extra fine, faint-lined SO reaws white Commercit! Note Paper, extee stipert super fi al Note I Sommer ruled roextra, fine, wid: 7sreaurs Fancy Note Paper TOreams Foolscap Paper, extra superfine, faint line< r asuperfine, rule eams Legal Cap Paper ye: and ® ms Fiat-cap Paper 10 reams Engrossing Paper, blue, icayy, 19%xm inches. Ruled to pattern reams Journal Paper, white, heavy, xiv inches. Ruled to pattern (Samples of Enercesing and Journal Paper, euch a» is desired. will be furnished at the stationery i som Ror th mv) Dreams soft M eam heavy, smo hes. 40.000 wh: sentatives. | aper 12x19 h eleven Paper. 19x24 inches, flat, very to weigh twenty-two pounds of the Hon-e ot it cams Manilla Pa and smooth, to we pohes, flat, very pounds per iNa Paper, 27x37 inches, flat, very h, to weigh forty-two pounds pet s toa pack- 19x26 h Paper Card Envelopes, e thick Adhesive Envelopes, 5x2’ inches 100,000 white thick Adbesi © Envelopes, 54x34 inches. 10,000 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, S4x3'¢ inches AM inche in fit con Meg 200.400 buf Adhesive Envelopes OK on uy my hes. 10.00 white hes. 000 white 00 gross Washin 10 gr 0 white thick Adhesive Envelopes, 8%x8% thick Adb thick Adh thick Adhesive ive white Envelopes, 8%A37%6 E Dixtls Lavelopes, 10°¢xt%s ive Envelopes »pes. adhesive. W fancy Note cuvelopes, adhesive, to 0 narrow op mercial note paper ‘one Congre Tle Envelopes ex inches. 4) Unf Adhesive Envelopes. 8x54 inches ).00 bull Envelopes, notadiesive, lgx3ty im- With the privileze of increasing the order, at time befor tof July. 1838, to any num Ot EXC Qu at contract prica. n Pens t= Pens, “« Black ve 108. ckinds of St Li dozen Gold Pens, varions kinds 10d quart Odozen Jet Black { pints dogen long rn oven gold. 2 dozen be 150 y 2do: zen GOW Nibe. Arnold's ( lozen Writing Fluids, nd halt sand pints, nts, and half- ose Rub arious styles, munon quality Penholders. various zen short rubber propcling Pencils her propelling Pencils uinted propelling Pencils. ling Pen- zen sterling gold and silver propel y propel "Faber black ils, hexa- ack lead Pencils, round, V black lead Pencils. or Eagle, catmine and en Actograph Books. ‘Ap Boo! st Mucilaze, §-ounce bottles, flat. Lucilage. t-ounes bottles, f pounds best red Sealing Wax. zen Porticlios 4dozen Blotting Pads. 2sdozun Paper Folders 320 spools pink Tape, No. 19. W gross pink Tape, in sticks ». 19. G0 dozen Pocket Knives, zeod qualities, Rogers Wostenholm’s, Crooks’, and best American man- cturs dlonon Scissors. 334 to12 n 4dozen Paper Clasps, various kinds. B dozen Sponge Cups: a 1044 40 zen Paperweights, jozen Pencil Shar Ll pa r x: Boriiuonaies, v ler on packs Visiting Cards, cut from fine Bris~ tol board zen Newspaper Files. 75 gross Rubber Bands aud Rings. 10 Ibs, Artists” Gum 1.00) skin= Parchment, 16x22 inches, 2dozen A The gumn ofall k boxes tain n Int! required to furnish ar Proposals must be accompanied L 000 p d of as zood qnalit posals to supply a whether the same ounds thick, soft, and hard Twine, cn Blank, Memorandum, and’ Manuscript sh Blank Books, varions kinds, quarto and en Boxes for Paper—note, letter, and fools- 9 Stationery Boxes. mping Ink. ve Letter Files Envelopes must be extra well ‘ed; and samples ubmitted in iu. All white xs containing 's for buffenvelopes to con- nd to be strongly made Contractors will be rigidly fully equal to sample y the names of ies intended to be oftered. aud a bond in of $1900 that parties will furnish such ar y be awarded to them. a dby law, preference will be given to ions of American indnstry. if equally cheap ind all persons making pro- class of articles w the manufacture Adhesive ned. or they will not be r inds of envelopes must be as they are to be del t Bo: ot over 3 each, he supply of got ered in bo: Thited States. vane asticles are to he delivered free of any charge for ca rriage, at the office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, ou or before the Ist day ot No vember, 18.7. acl Suflicient speci ationery hi proposal to. be endorsed * Proposals for nery for the louse of Representatives of the ates,’ and add ens of sed to the undersigned. hclass of articles pr posed for must accompany the proposal, marked with the name of the bidder, The weight per ream of all writing papers, ex cept fancy note paper, must be: stated upon the sample. ‘ ‘The person offering to furnish any class of arti ort bo Clerk , With two or more Snre! ered, will ecuting & ivs satisfactory to tha of the House of Representatives, for the per- t the lowest price. quality cons e # contract for th foumance «f the same, under a forfeiture of twice the contract price in the case of failure, which bond withil opene Clerk Unit must be filed in the office of the said Clerk in ten days ae she proposals have been it declared. dt anil the result deg y” McPHERSON, of the Honse of Representatives of the ited States. au 12-mit STBOLOGY. 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