es THE EVENING STAR 1 PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania Avenus & Eleventh Street, W. D. WALLACH. Papers served in packages by carriers at $48 year, or ST cents per month. To mail sabsctibers the sub- seription price is $3.59 a year, in advance; $2for rix momths: $1 for three months; and for less than throo months at the rate of 12 centaa week, Single Copies, one cent ; in wrappers, two conts, AbvERTiseMENts (of eight lines to the square) inserted three ea for $1; every other day, or twice a week, once a week, 50 cents per square for each insertion. SS ————————————EEeEEEE—EE EXTRAORDINARY WIFE MURDER. Inquest—Confession ef the Husband, Etc. (From the Hartford Press, June 29,} John P. Warren, of Willington, Connecticut, whe was arrosted in Belchertown, Massachu- sett®, for larceny, and was suspected of mur- rlering his wife in Willington, on the 2d inst,, aad is now in jail*in Northampton, has made full confession. The evidence was pressed so closely upon him that he could no longer evade it. He says that they went into the water to suneh nies. “Sie padhet her coer: ed bets nearly naked. le jer over, rere till she drowned. He the body in the brook until the next day, when finding that it doated, he removed it a short distance into the brush, whence on the next Monday. June 6, he removed it to the place where it was found, just within the town of Ellington. There be visited it a number of times. He im- plicates no one but himself. , The confession was made te Sheriff Longley and T. II. Eaton, of Willington. {From the Stafford (Conn.) News Letter Extra.} J.P. Warren is a young man twenty years of age, son of Ziba Warren, of Mansield, Coon ile ran away from home when a boy. and hxs not sustained a very good character since. His wifo was but fifteen years of age when married, and he seventeen. He had been impro rly in- timate with her and her sister, and she had him a rested, with a view of forcing him to have her. Justice Dickinson, of Belchertown, issued the rvarrant, which was served by Sheriff Longley, t midaight, November 6, 1359. The couple lived iu une place and another till Jast Febru- y, when they went to live with Martin Han- cvek, in Wilmingten, about three miles and a balf from Stafford Springs. The Hancock fami- ly consisted of himself, wife and three girls, the two oldest giris being aged fifteen and eighteen. Their names were tatieis end Emily,,and ru- mor among the neighbors aaid he was intimate with the first, and that his wife was jeatous of both of them. Warren was a man of nervous temperament, not over-prey ing in aj - ance, and carrying eith hima cugpicious Yok. His wife was under medium size, with fall bust, rosy checks, dark brown hair, blue eyes, and withel quite pretty. THE INQUEST. About a dozen witnesses testified in the ease, the substance of testimony being that Mrs. Warren left Mr. Hancock's house on Thursday afternoon. June 2, between 3 and 4 o'clock, for the purpose of visiting her husband in a ficld about thirty rods distant, but entirely concealed from view by woods; that she never returned, and Warren said she had not visited him and he had not seen her; that Warren, on the Sat- urdey after the disappearance of his wife, made an excuse to to Stafford to advortise her, bus did no such thing; that on Sunday night bis brother came to see him, and they went away together, ssying that they were going to their father's, in Mansfield, but did not go there; that on Monday he again visited Stafford and remained with his aunt, the widow Balch, till 8 o'clock im the evening, when he hired a horse and of E. P, Met to go to Captain Albro’s, in Willington. two and a half miles; that he did not go there, bat was seen going towards his place of resi- dence by two men, between 9 and 10 o'clock. He did not go there, but the men «saw him re- turn in fifteen or twenty miles, driving very fast. They saw a buffalo robe on his seat when he went down, but it was in the bottom of the buggy when he returned. They called him to stop, but he baie 58, his horse into a run, and passed them without saying a word. On that road her body was found. Warren reached i rd about 12 o'clock and stayed at his *. He left a dog with her in the evening. zing her not to let him out in his 54 sence. The Hancock family were disposed to put a goed fae the matter. They thought they prily together, and didn’t think he had taurdered her. Lovinia, the oldest girl, said that she had rode out with Warren and his wife several times. and that she was jealous be- e he between them, and at one time jown un the bottom of the wagon when she eke to him on the subject. Mias Emily testi- fied that the girls were in the habit of going into the fields were 4Varren was, to drop corn fer him and sssist him in various ways, and that his wife would sometimes appear to them suddenly from the brush, where she had been watching them Mrs. Reuben Stanton, a Mrs. Aldrich and her son, neighbors of Mr. Hancock testified that Warren had said, in their presence. since his wife disappeared, that ‘he was a fool for marry- ing the--——. for he might have had Lovinia Hanecek; thet she would make him a good second wife, and it was not too late to have her yet.’ Mrs. Aldrich testified that Mrs Warren came fo her house a day or two before she dia- appeared. in great distress of mind, saying that rs. Hancock and Lovinia abused her; that if the went out to be gone a few hours, they would ask her on her return how much she had earned, intimating that she was mean. While she waa relating her troubles, her husband droye by with Emily in the wagon, and she remarked that he would net stop for her so long as the gitl was with him. — «wee, - Four Trovsaxn Hogs ix Dirricenty.—Mr. George Coon's b ns, in Mill-creok bottom, attached to the © hite Mills Distillery, fell with a tremendous cash about 4 o'clock yester- day afternoon, (July 2.) carrying about 4.000 hogs with the wreck. The pens, of courte.were destroyed, some forty or fifty hogs were killed, and nearly a hundred so bruised and maimed that it was necessary to slaughter them The squealing of the hogs while involved in the ruins and fragments of the pens is described as something harrowing—considerably worse then two pigs ander a gate. The distillery hinds rushed to the reacue of the unlucky pork- ers, and extricatedt them as quickly as possible, giving all (hat were uninjured a aweet respite ef liberty, of which a themselves by roaming at large over the valley. During the day a number of persons were employed in col- Jecting the seattered droves, but many were Jost. Some fat, ewill-fellows were overcome by the heat, and were slaughtered. The loss of the sroprietor will amount to several thousand dol- ars. The ms were located near a bluff bank and over a Srain some distance from the distillery, and wereelevated from the bottom of the ditch ome thirty feet. They had been inundated twice by backwater during the spring, and the foundations were weakeped, so that when the pens were filled they were not strong enough to sapport the weight upon them.—Cintinnati Commercial. swe , Mixtxe ur tae Bapies.—The Weaverville (Cal) Journal gives the following account of an affair which, however it may move the laughter of our renders, we fancy to have made some of 4 :the parties concerned “laugh on the wrong side #1 of their mouths:” P ~ Bome time ago there was a dancing party yen “up north’; most of the ladies present little babies, whose noisy perversity re- red too much attention to permit the mothers ; Hess the dance. A number of gallant young seen volunteered to wateh the y ones while the parents indulged in a ‘breakdown.’’ No #yomer had tiey kf. the babies in chasge of the inischievous devils, than they stripped the in- fints, changed their clothes, giving to one the apperel of another. The dance over, it was time t» go home, and the mothers mansiotiy took each a baby, in the dress of her own, an started, some to their homes, ten or fifteen miles off. and were faron their way before day- lngbt. But the day following there was a pro- digions row in that settlement; mothers dis- covered that a sing! had changed the sex of their babes: obrervation disclosed sarting physiological phenomena, and then commenc xome of the tallest female pedestrianism; living miles apart, it required two days to unmix the babies, and as many ke po to Powe th x] women to their naturally sweet dispositions. To this day it is unsafe for any of the baby mixers to venture within the territory. ee > WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1859. Evening TRUNKS, BOOTS, SHOES, &o. a THE WEEKLY STAR. This exoélient Family and News Journal—con- taining a grester variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—ts published on Saturday Morning. : 8S Taised as Sena aa s iy throu; Deze Single. (i Joan Po, sc as agente will be at- A VISIT TO GARIBALDI. A tleman, lately returned from a tour in ~ .«. Good fare, pleasant drives, receive us. After an hour's saunter among SE eT Cae one Et CAR. | Soaring my stock before Cercke eee our. Ble FNS. | Calls promptiy attonded to at all hours. 4% mush. billiards, bowling saloon, ahd other the volunteers we were informed that the Gen- | ood ‘Marsinta dvones: 2 aad je 10-tf Trnaks Reparced and Sovered, aad delivered in | Wil aims attond to thy removai of bodies from the Wa Finoee ona hemes, ueually ‘era 4 eral would be happy to wait upon the ladies, | °°° ‘ary! 7 any part of the city. old burt! crounds to the new cemeteries, leane Piaces oan be enjoyed here Visitors i i Fi : ORB JAMES &. TOPITAM, 499 7th wt., ‘Terman most reaseaniie apse | [pac "Phiimleipin and in a short time he was shown iu.: He A ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE—Sit je 142m Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall — aeennn SEES a - f trian arriveat the § at Soclock pm 4 proved as different from what we expected us in Alexandria county, about giles from} 7el¢2m_ __— Opposite Odd Fellows? He =o J ; PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 %h# mail. {1 )~ For furthe felorieetien nae Georzetown, at the intersection of the Georgetown 3 * street, between G and H, k OWEN SN DE! v Was the siate of the town from that reported. | Gory tue Paik oie ection of the Goorgetowa i BOOTS AND SHOES. doneignt on Naan eran ake TE N, CLERDERIN & Co. From his portraits and warlike exploits I had | quire on the premisex, Z. WiCHARDS,corner os ee manufacturing and keep a full wired in his line—a fine HEARST. Referenres.—John C. De Conta, t Rpt pictured to myself avery tall, large man, of | iéthand K wthects, Washineton, D.C. i400 fot doutte-agte Mor *: PATENT CORTSE PRESFIVERS Ko. £e Rhode Keg, Thomas. Peperin! on» Phitedel sallow complexion, with long blac hair and BEE al Oy Ra OT BER koe ms glove fi Beton Be - rapport hp aed migeesention in phia; A! x. kirkland, gh Nin. Bale re ae the 2th of June, i will offer my, 15th of Juno. : \ i 7 ? Che Propue i ng ihc ha hay Ba: iret etre og Adri | ANOETE, ANT QRH Ws re tot fous] RUB con Tips ned wi a eae SY Po Reing at-all heavy. He has a healthy Eng- | year, fenders thie, property bs long od Kopton the } goto GRIFFIN & BRO~S, No. 3l4 Pome, BL est coat. and continua so to sell until July aiet, | COMA. ‘ lish complexion, with brown hair and beard, European plan. Its siceping apartments oan easily | avenues Yeu wil hed alwaya pre to j Contemplating extensive improvements inmy store Bis, Bex will be furnished with choise Wines, rather light, both Slightly touched with gray, | bearranged to accommodate ono hundred persons | serve sou with the most fashionable atyleg, war-{ 1" August, and my stock being heavy, ‘am anxiou, Teer are, Ro. siti and cut short. His head shows a yery fine de. gomiortably with lodgings: {wile ite cvoking, maeed to wear weil, and at the lowest possib! tas te-tusa oven caver aoe yp ‘aiwaye plenty of Fe pins tot bates, festing: velopment, mental as well as moral, and his | “imma, snd restaurant apar om = ee ee — ‘ancy Goods, and the very liberal ‘of patro- njoyment of his guests. . face is good, though not remarkable ton casasl | nthe Huropenn pias, ‘Thin entrangon, ratligiand Tarte GATES OF WASHINGTON CITY, | Duke SEiendeato me since iny removal tomy new | wyegamer, Columbia leaves atyeehingion every form and carry Sat euch plantas eves | Sehestou gen, he Hhenans PaTamemhs | a MATts ene eens mnenfetayie Lada! | Sec, 986, om, branes Secon Sth nod. to | Wosneminy ste cere oes é form ad carry out such plaite, da the retreat | Frit ucan story thet cea he acta eS thin past 90 yearc, we ought to Adon renter indienne ey Brat cont prices wil | yougeme for Boned: $120 por day; for & frock ot from Rome or the capture of Ooino, but when | formation concern terms, &e., apply to wip know by this time whal will suit them in this line, | “lord srenter inducements than ever before offernd Por ik Ned oo en dod ts hy he spoke of the oppression and sufferings of his | WALLACH, Star Office, Washington. mal4 and can saicly nay that wodo; Whigh you can prove in this city; and in order to watify Foureclves that T Leo < ine thg Marve joan, Proprietor, country. the li «dl eyo told the deep feclin EES ChC pre 8 trial. Vou can fates, simes) Teay, 1 inoat respeotfully solicit anear onan ws MARSHALL i long aid Tense nd the steadfast darn ohare WOOD AND COAL. podeigerelie hey carer aatseene as SW, ‘nd oon pete in every doparioneni ook con ia UME AND FR N CON 7 = aster of the man. A child would stop him in | ———___ NOTUER ARaT¥ACcZ MeCurdy & Son’s Philadelphia make.” noZt-1y * | prises some of the very best gouds of the folluwing og “PANY, WHEE SIN BR INe OOM the street to ask him what o'clock it was, but ANOTHER ARF a —— = ————— ot Shoes taken .e ty] i Management of the °*FL| . »- the am onda be atin we raha | RR BUA ded Gay AEMPEONES | DELAWARE consgtpaten Lorre | pists Pina RTT Powers, Fi ROURET soneapone to Towra would never, after a look at that calm, deter- hy lispone of cheap fo nar ms (A0e Mantiiine ce Poe entation Laces, repnred for the rece ests on the mined face, waste time in asking merey sion wie has ning an hod a largo lot of HICKORY, FRANCE, ~eaphene t Lagt aetsmsenee, {200 Mantiilas and Pornts e of JUNE. These Hose haves earth. Durin; s 2 : 4 4 Fi Ww. Swiss and Cambrie Edcings and Insertings, thi 1 i our log interview, he spoke Neaso all before pu: The Consolidated Lotteriesof Dela Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts, oroughly renovated and newly furnin lo rohasing eleewhere, w, he rearedrawn ented in the midst ofthe most attractive Soenery much of passing events, (excepting his ow .W. BAR h sts. | daily at Wil ‘ton, Del., at 15 tne before & Zarietons, liusioix, Dress Buttons, ifthe M - be share.) but witheat southors gesticulstion, 3fe | Ni B-Wsod Ger del Selicer erento, | ey drawings under tho suporintendenge of Lot poring By ak eee an eeetery Kind, such aa are | ofthe “OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN eke hes the calm manner anda in 6 F fate) ii tery Conynissioners appointed by the State. t . ‘lies St al seasons, . Flume, Laken, Casondes, &c.. &e. “2 = ppeazance of the | _% ° PRIZES PAID 25 SOON AS DRAWN, Fife At Muslin Collars, every sty! Route from New York via Norwieh and English gentleman and officer; it was only JO HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. gu iad c Site Black Lace, ficured and pinin, ter Line, by the splendid » OMMON- when he spoke of the generous sympathy of fp A ee TUESDAY, July 5—Ciasa 70. Piain and Figured Biack Mantie Notts, WEAL Til nnd CONNECTICUT, felis egos the people of England with the sufferings of U7 100K TO YOUR INTEREST-£1l ihapeaee ~~ aaa N, B—Straw Goods, euch ax Bonnets, Pista, | Sits nedene ethers eet eo ee Italy that his Saxon-like calmness gave way; A. PAY NTER, at the Red Sign, at the new “ in primoi- Hats, and Caps, I r to sell format mall bills of ite thon nie Baudet agin << Se ee canine ot Mk on Come ee onats ‘and piace De propose sell even jens th formation see w: is of the route at hly it was appreciated by Italians of cori, $2250 | 2 prizes of. 6,165 |3 do, i500 * Trimming in the same cate- | ps! Hotels and Depots, or add: tho: SS You ‘will not only be gure of full measure we, ee, 88 = em | Ali goods charged, ton t added, Cash je6-2m___ Pier 18: Norte Riven Neath . n only re of be C.; ce. ol, col er . * fe every class, and how grateful they were for it, | it?you wil got our, Wood Sawed in 2,3, or 4 Tickets $5, halves $35, quarters $1.5, ferred. ‘Geiser RC. STEVENS. |3 INEY POIs Ae he showed that the warm blood of Italy burned | piece: and Split} Say ates beg tho ie sold WEDNESDAY, Jul tans TL, GOOD EATING AND 7 sags ie Covnrr, Mp. in Mo-geias Bx impromiamihad boa that hia | 7 Tah cette July s iareter ome it Toaumberg ire bas “4 og ROMER PEUNBING | actust srttianment creas Laprared, bp the ag. operations were more the result of rash im- ™ His Wood is of the Best ality, “a Capitaix. at F. BI NTER’S RF AURANT, on Cat, meee pa of Lodxing is Room, pulse than military calculation; but it was Best Quality. 2 prizes of_-.$3,000 | tinuee to be freee ee block, con: wads foe fe ee Bath House, will be palpable that, strong as may be his impulses,| 77 He has the digrest Carts gad foxes, Notice. -CIf If the above dues not show how ences iota tee 2 ening Of his cetablishment is unsurpassed, | fticnds and the public China and the “antipodes as plearautly. and | toler Ly" HishaPy it shows whore te ack sour ps pled " 4 ne WATERING PLACE, ‘oney’s Worth. bh , ind is re or the invariable good attendance of all employed at the ahove othce bent it, calmly asin a London drawing-room, while at a any moment he might be interrupted by the ‘ 3 82.29 Now plensa ca!l Tew it. ‘and try You will get a quarter of 2 cord « f the best His charges are moderate. Capitals. PE ee i, for of &e., &o. ne 2 oe —— | Visitors on the 20th of June. Inval ‘and Pamilics fire of an ng Austrian force brought | Boruc» Pine Sawed in? pieces {i7eaia! Split Lil 2.50, quarters $1.25, SOVER'S SULTANA SAU can be secommodatad rariier st deepen a by railway to his outpost, [ felt no doubt that | fer $1; 3 pieces for gt 4 piecen OLS, or the FRIDAY, July 8—Cl » For Hot on Coup Disnzs of Att. Kixpe. A Datly Mail and Telecraph Office within twenty< : heat Oak 2 pleoos $1-ite; 3 pieces $1.95; 4 piecee AY, July 8—Clase 73. This most delicious and a} ing Sm - | three miles of the piace. in case of the very worst ho had arranged ex | $1,425, or the heat Hickory, 2 pieces S11 3 plesee 78 number: f Youted by the renowned Peers senee Was im | TT} Circslare Seether information cas be hed actly what todo, and would doit. But what | $175; 4 pieces $2. All other parts ofa cord at same “over,” on hie rere b N. Buck, Esq., of impressed me most was the mental calibre of | "0%; addressing us as above, or J. from the Crimea, and since ee aeen e hisdeeenso ie manufactur x Orders left at 8. W.K. Handy’s, opposite Wil lards’ Hotel; orat Wm, Bellanty as 6, a 7th street; or at Pago’s wharf, at the footof7th st.,promptly at- the man; I met him with the idea that he was little more than a dashing popular military Tame do. 5,00} 10 do, a 4 WELL, ma 4-008? londlex: °T parted fraus kim with the conviction | feuded £0-, OGas lomored ta te nocth side of the Tickets $5, haives $3’, euerter Original recipe WARREN WHITR SULPHUR SPRINGS, that his warlike eereer is a mere epizode in| to aceompauy the order or be ready ‘when the ful iheeseas stietuvere aime i Th WARREN COURT MRP his history, and that his true greatness wil! 1s delivered. GRAND consaupa dey must add to th fhis PL TOL NTAIN RETREAT ‘be seen in the political regeneration and gov- ernment of his country. ————_2+e-______ The Express System of the United States. In No. 27 of the Mount Vernon Papors, pub- lished in the Ledger, Mr. Everett gives an in- teresting account of the origin and growth of the Express system in the United States. His attention was first called to the subject on em- A.PAYNTER. at Page’s Wharf. large consumption. that it will prove itsolf equalled, eitherasa st lant to the appetite aid to digestion, Orintons Fa THE LoNDoN 2, LOTTERY OF DELAWARE. Class P, 78 numbers—13 drawn ballots, will possess 1 advantages for obtaining the —- ~3 ions and delicacios of the senzon from the ington and Ajexandria markets, such Crabs, Torties, F &c., bosides supplion of Mutton: ri the Vailey F 2 OVES AND RANGES. Coal Prepared Expressly for Each. Persons ordering COAL wil! please state the con- dition of the draft, and we will send that which will givo entire satisfaction. On hand, West End Red Ash, Treverton Red Ash, and Tamaqua White Ash COALS, prepared f iG expressiy for cooking pu W. M. GALT 12,587 | 10 = 10 do. . * &e., S. Tickets $10,halves $5, quarters $2 50, cighths $1.25 Wild Honey, &e., from the market and Mountains adjacent to the Springs. Passongers from Baltimore, Washington, Ridh- mond, a thelowcy country, will cave Alexandria uckton Station by the nd our correspondent to try Mons. new Sauce, entitied the *Sultana’s Sancn’ te after the Turkish recipe; its flavor is ex- and itaffords considerable aid in oaeceat IL-7 All orders for tickets or certificates of pack- ages in any of the above lotteries wil! mest with the most prompt and confidential attention, and the sms Gi at 12 o'clock the same day. , : : : eo 1. GAL intel adnate got i slow aud weak digestion. The Lancet. Comfortable Coaghes wiil be in readiness to oon. barking from New York for South Carolina aA TEE Tee ES SOT, siconts, No. £47. . oe bia. “The Sultana’s Sance is savory, piquant, and rpi- | ¥°3 xiitore to the Springs from Ruckton, 4 aud Georgia, more than a year ago, where the | je 8 i Address FRANCE, BROADBENTS& CO., | oy; a happ line of © combination of flavors and ‘essences From Staunton and Winchester a daily the Mansesas Gap arrival and unloading of Adams’ Express wigons, drawn by sleek, powerful horses, at- tracted his notice, and induced him to investi- , aed the subject. Mr. Everett arates the line of Coaches connects with Wi.minc ton, DEL, Ratiroad. eee fe SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, in To be drawn daily at Wilmington, Delaware, at 15 minutes before 12 m. worthy of the delicate taste of a Sultana, the soning grin Serer, and the universal patronage of w dis: riminating public.”—Obsereer, 4 concentration of all the piquant rexonroes of | Board for lst week. Turkey and Rusria.’— United Seresce Gazette. r= 2d NOTich. TION KNEW & MARLOW’S STEAM FIKE-WOOD MILLS, Conner 2TH STREET AND CANAL. <= 34 5 - “AS 8 titillater of the appetite this Sauce stahds “ month... xpress sysiem from the commercial and man- Wood Sawed in 4 pieces for 500, per cord, Jone. it seat tp tage : - 1 month... ms = Ww for 5c. per cord, 184 inost valuable adjunct to Fish, Flosh, Children and Servants hail the above rat ufacturivg exchanges of theeountry. The lat ‘ood bib in 4 pieces ? pr Eowl. and should be placed on every dinner ta: families, ngeging for several tor are for the carriage of articles of hulk; the We Lae ee etna” bl tlas hg Ehie deduction will be ; A persons, a reasonable d made. former for the transit of com tively small Pelvered to any part of the city, Sauce isa most delicious zest.”— Mra. R. PRITCHARTT ~will have the livered to any part of the city. fe Tri manncement and control. aided by Prroels of value, some of which he thus enu- i 0 and Stove WOOD imanufao- Pa ited States—GARDNER | Sanistante in every 0, me me A viens Eanenites to a teed at al for pale a gro iy reduced prices, aig Fz eral Bank York; and | “PRANCISG. will be Superintendent. a a exer f wa tobe re | ZOALO A pgs en Sa, Sauce can be had in Washington | ™®25-2m jired; a daguerreo' of an absent relative; erms CASH. ‘ . D. ly 6—C! 2NOUR, 304 Pa av; SHEKE = ———___ Te ongravine th wilt frame: specie balances i es een ag tae en nee Wonumbers tt atatrn talioes MILLER, 274 Pa avs HOA VOSE A COn sare SELLING aT cost, A i aa every instance. Capitals. er Pa. av. and 10th st; and otler Grocers > E, AT : interchanged by banka in critical times; a McKNEW & MARLOW, 1 prize of. ma? 6m At H. KING’8 FRENCH BAZAA amall cask of hams of Southern curing and Offices—Corner 7th street and Canal, and on Ma late 46 Louissana Avenur, between th and Sth o iece of plate as a bridal present to a | 5th strent, between H and I streets. SELLING OPP, SELLING OFF Leail the partioular attention of the Staak the sata ani of akaaat dabeepollban ale, “ Qtdors sont to either ofhoe will peemrarere x AT COST PRICES POR CASH. adios and purchasers generally, that Rieh Fiounced Barege and Muri Robes, A tare arsortmont of Fancy Dress Silks, nome at 75 cents, the best and cheapest goods in the mar-_ Ficured and Plain Rareses and Chally Delai 6-4and 6-4 wide W jinck Sheet Bees fabric; specimens of natural history, fossil, pi:kled, recent; live rattlesnakes, the boxes judiciously marked “‘to be handled with care;"’ delicate fruits from suburban foreing-houses 3 7] a for Sarege in July next. Se erefore. from es dn: ofier my ro stock MILLINERY and FANBY GOODS al cost, coat sisting o! 5 French pattern Bonnets from to Pa from 03. 0 @ DENTISTRY, &c. | DENTAL NOTICE. Dr. nuts histone x hite and Black Shaw! OR. 1,009 fine Straw all colors, from 37 cents despatched to the isterior; a fresh salmon from his office to the rooms With many other articl-s, which have been to $2.5 z . the Penobscot packed in ice, or a mussalongo pope cowupind Da Jor eaittes (aw (enn = Toniigst doyin at low prices, t2'cl ae out this sca | 9 Ladies Nissan, apd Lhildron’s Fists, from Sault St. Marie; a buffalo robe from the pe will be pleased to eee all who way — nd THURSDAY, July 7—Clase a8, i J. W. COLLEY & CO., 523 7th Fine Ribbons from 6 cents te oonts a yard, plains; a box of Cincinnati or St. Louis cham- | his servicos. For professional ability { am kindly 78 nambers—I2' drawn ballots, _in 23-2w “ A fine and Inrge stock of Arti cual Flowers. pagne; patent medicines in great quantities; at | Permitted to refer to Dr. Maister. ts Capitals, Laces and Silk Mantillas and Shawls from @2 to some seasons, mountain piles of newspapers, the “Ledger” Syertereior them all; picked oysters for the craving West, denied that lux- 28 | 5 prizes of. 000 | SP ae TEETH. M + LOOMIS, M. D., the inventor and patentee of the MINER AI TeE cE ince eS ‘ofhee in i PMany persouscan wear thess Téoth who ®, A enfin assortment of Dres@Trimmings and Collars and Sleeves in general, with a large stock fey Tickets of Fancy G: ury by nature; a box of Congressional docu- y. a A discount of 5 It fe hase paid in a word, every meng veut article of — rothers: and no person 0&2 wear others BL ALOE Bat hl honrekoep pwalltog © at. 7 watt ba madat er Cunt Sor every purel convenience or necessity the growth of manu-| “Persons calling at my office oan be accommodated Capitals. yi omen on GEO FRANCIS. i7™ I shail we RING ae ee Jaly facture of every part of the country, dispatched | with any style and price of Tooth they may desire; | ! prize of... 208 Lah pees: Another lesirable XI. ALL Re- ween 7th and 8th sta. under the by interest, duty, friendship or adeotion to the rae dm ne i ~ Tee ae a frigerators, to be closed off at redueed prices, jo 25 ies “Avenne Houna. or, Everett makes honorabl tion of the | marefaly warranted. Sheree F — | he eee ee Pet Ry ae "4 AWN Retire pit sone PLATED TE r. Everett makes onor ie men ton of 1e re 4 , SATURDAY, ly 9—Ch; pun rool Rox Ee, suit- . [ntire new assortment \ » 3 srr Me Aan Mme eer | keaton’ aS ek mye | SUNDA tine te | sabe ake ee age aca | AORTA PEATE TT press business since 1340. He thus refers to| $12" , a0 Z-iy Capt eretid : / | Go, etasinst fearived ar Ml Shaeghne Adams’ Express: - ———— 05a |g Petgen of sm RUNKS Of were et tel 33 ‘Jewelry Ntores 330 Px, avenue. Its lines of communication, as I have been SIXTH OF SCOURING, GENTLE. lage Saigag 5 Southern Trunk Factory, 499 7th street, apres JMBRELLAS AND PARASOLETTS, fine informed from a reliable source, now run not Nits: ou arting 1 uy ae. Tickets $1. site Odd Fellows’ Hall. ) ‘assortment, ost prices. Call at once at only South as far as New Orleans, but West as | SUIGHTEGT INJURY TO THE CLOTH Adiress FRANCE. BROADBENTS 2CO. | “jetsam ”_JAMES 8 TOPHAM: | STEVENS FANCY STORE, 386, botwene ort far as St. Louis. By friendly or tacit under | having their clothes renovated scoording to u - GSTEFL SPRING SOLE LEATH RTRUN and t0thete ce join standing with other expresses, its territorial thaabovenew atzie will P cil on Bee FPINE READY-MADE SLOTHING oo) and VA ICES at the SOUT N Ma A gy Meals extend, from, poses: to Now Nock! via} ASM wot clreos No aio, weet c Drap d’Eta Coats, Pants, and Veats, Fallows flail. (elt tans SASS, FOPTAM | RoAL Are Wood burnt ce Springfield and New Haven; from New York | “We%5 tne , nek Alp: do.” do. i a wr et pagina | ENT PH and HAIR, at ; : he ; ed I ee wn Love Cats, ASK BUT A CALL FROM THE LADIFS to | MENT: PLASTER and | Fe to Pittsbarg via Philadelphia; from Pittsburg PERATIC MUSICAL . No.1, month- whee vawe ae an xet my cost prices, and antisfy themecieor thee | Lime mppergedic to Cleveland, Ohio, and thence to Cincianati ; ly, just recet t SHER DS, corner White Linen Panta, . £00ds have never been sold as cheap. of my customers residing in from Cincinnati to Indianopolis, and thence to | 7th and’D streets, pon é hite Duck do. RTEYENS, thellowee park th he cy, pee tor ave gounty trade, St. Louis. The points upon these several lines ‘wo Selections | rae Fe tia Borgia, ti do. *: _je18 306, between Sth and loth sts. ished a. tat opt ath arent are common to Adams's and ae eee ee pacha’ Dered Fisid o Hoos or «198 ut ttlake | White Fish. Halibat, Sal- gas (veh mood: burat Lime, Cement Plaster resses. All South and West of them is, by Oh, how Fair, how full of Beauty. af rel, Potomac Shad, | ii, ite Sand. iautval andersiandiog, within the Yerritirial | Umbutelowy Fiaher Bane nous 44. wo gars fatale tl | SSP vonae ght NOE MURCHELL.. "| Ordena rons and punotany timed limits of Adams's Express; all North of these _Price *boents. 2A pages. jes and the workmanship far | °° corner ‘5th street and Vermont ave._ Hi. : limits is served by other expresses. At the present time. as I learn from the same authentic source, Adams's Expresa employs ATER, WATER, WATER, GAS, 048 C, SNYDER, Pinmber and Gas-fitter, next door re in this market, who patronize our RENCH FLOWERS at cost at STEVENS, 36, between 9th and 10th sts. jeiR EW PHOTOGRA N ave AND MIBRO TYPE GALLERY, nm hand a superior stock of Gents’ 377 oe A 7 . | (YY ASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS. to the Star Office, will i luce Water and Gas Near Ssress. gers travel daily 40,132 mites oo the ruironds | WW su asia sextnn dors Nota Pa, doa ay ahore tuto, af taal: | Mucduccenteviarars'went(do'wel td we] AMBROFYEER and in the steniers; n distance equal to once | giinrscneie up tounien Thasubesriter inp OTM. McCAMUN © CO, tand themn porsonally;and will wartent ai eer 7 Putup in handsome cane, nenad the globe and two thirds around it a to make 8) \ Tor DRAWERS. 56.08 he yl under National Hotel. _ uated Seay care. Leet le a eers’ Maternal PHOTOS APES: pais, erste atater to Men. Wate | BHU Bel caag Ons WHI | rat ee SARE, | hharree. | Be taanatmtcter vente aman Ce opr, ant ont Fa & Co., another well known and extensive 1A : H. O. NOYES A NEYS-AT-LAW, proof 1RON SAFE, which | will ecit ing’s Gre tn nnn + pels company: No small me Horiy Srxive Lies be gals haatarest pn pe GOOD PICTURES exp " : a sER H - a cos ee = oie je . de remittances from Califor TAC WeaS1 R st. two doors cast or ihe. | Bi abe Jeoreon, a. Fsderal Court at ‘bowels, | [NTEREST. ALUOWED ON DEPOSITES | Remember the Number Skt12 427 Weather York are conveyed by Messrs. Wells, Fargo & EAUL. Sigs po caaty woe 26 the nie: prism wil a Fadigial Dastieh of is: MONEY TO LOAN 480 Pennsyivacia avenue, near Sd street. Co. The general ex i ead bars date) fethe best in country. Gracie tor this heaith- pe ut the North Mintionivee ee inet “Secure the shadow while you have the substance. +9 shared by them wit _apaiv ON K SECURITIES, either in farge or small bottles or won BROTHERS, BANRERS, wtly Slied, und sielivered” free ot onarge tS BANKERS, LT’ CITY STEAM : SUPERB SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO FOR junior partners of Adams & Co, The houses of | kegs, prom oe te pri G FIRE WOOD MILLS, AMS!—-HAMS"—A small jot of ‘Adams & Co., and Wells, Fargo & Co., are the | St ny part of the cit: AN" tod PRgS Foot of With st., below RE H HAMS i our Maguolia os, two leading establishments in the expressage | witifia° HORGARLAN" Sod ma nce {C7 Giice—Norusweat oorner ‘and € streets, aD on Man. ONG PCat, | ence seat ee ea eR, Ber of the United States. IV ANS ATSTEVENS BOLDAT FIRST COST NW UOD delivered, Sawed and Split any length and is : corner 15th street aud Vermout ave. Great bargains in Recond bond 3 ropray of New York ety ag | Ean dais cs TAT Sei | ang aera Pr erat ata Rica PEON MASS | Jo™ 206 Ps.av. bewsen Set ta ani Ziditor the present youn. reaches the Sux of SAMA iP Aspen wre az rar | "Rebtel 74a Wim. Gain, | ret oppeniedad Rios Bie dbhbeaien SuOrrINo LOR CANCy takes $375,951 4 RE: STE" 8 = : Se abi aon ase nde ou | Stent pace eR STE | BART ARERR ALgeaty oh STEVENS siete tahiti . pp eee ee ET Wy a nmees or coe} —_ — — 402, "The total increase over lst year J6$0,70/)162. | DERLA, WINKS. | Theaa Wines sre wacranted | “eso MONDAY; June 20th STEVEN set M's Coatigues the igtect etre , on Sunday, & man mained | °™" Se obtained for: p awaRp, Auctirs, - foowts Call at once at $90, bevel Mfc rp ag CE ‘ pile t — BL antic white in a it. jo25-tf certian Sth eortes ead Pa. avente, ‘nd 10th ate, joie est manner ‘as one =e

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