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THE GREAT BATTLE OF SOLDERING.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACCOUNTS


The Fren6A Account.
a. The semi oficial Phsie, Of June %, Puhliahes
'ne GLOWING details: =
fresh an impstant details Of the battleof Sd
ferino. The Emperor having arrived at Casti0-
lole at tam, on the oath, proceeded lpa I'M
sS ess Dons g and H Mniea On: e
mediately discovered that the enemy was en-
gaging In general action. In fact, conSIderable
masses Of Austrans occupied on all the heig66
formidable positions, and the battle was raging
over an extent Of ave leagaes-ffosn the lake Of
Guarda to Guidizzola. The Emperor Immediately
mounted, and proceeded to Solferino with all his
: slss;s sSe5s ses sghns a going on VIII ths
1t was this point that was most strenuously con-
tested at the time Of the 1rst battie won by Auge-
,eau In iase; Thrice wa. this important position
point OF the bayonet, under the eyes Of the En-
peror, by the division Of General Forey., The
Piedmontese, who formed the left wing, behaved
best troops forward, began to give way about two
O'Clock. The battle had commenced between
three md four in the morning. The Austrians
T sbSsg their position;
commanded in person. and his presence still
further infamed the ardor Of his troops. Driven
out Of SOferino, the Austrians concentrated their
had occasion to charge with ifresistble force our
infantry and artillery Were admirable as usual
The EmPerorb courage amounted to the verge
OF rashness, electrifying the soldiers by the cool
ness he always displays, engaged in the thick OF
| the contest, and merely walking his horse when
he shifted his position, In the midst Of a showel
OF balls and bullets. Every one shuddered on lie.
holding the Emperor thus exposing himself, and
the soldiers, full of admiration for this boldness
nevertheless regretted It aloud. His Majesty i.
established since yesterday in the house which
the Emperor Of Austria had selected for his resi-
dence. The Losses Of the enemy must have been
immense. Particulars yet wanting of our own
losses, which, though greatly inferior to those Of
the Austrians, are yet heavy. General Anger il
| the only one Of our GENERALS seriously wounded
| The Emperor named him heutenantgeneral OF
the field of battle. 1t Is said that the Austrian
| are completely demoralized lL.L- - !
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DrDuring the next fail season, monument
twenty-five feet in height, of pure white marble.
win be erected in Ashland Square, Baltimore, in
memory of Wells and McComas, the two young
rifemen who killed General Ross, commander Of
the British forces at the battle of North Point but
who were Immediately shot themselves, in conse-
Quence of that deed
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IL 1t is stated that gentleman, at present in
New York, from Dublin, has arranged by au-
thority. billiard match between Mr.. John Rob
erts, Of Liverpool, the champion player of Great
Britain and Ireland, and Michael Phelan who
mas thus far proved himself to be the best player
In this country. The parties in order that neither
can get the advantage of the other In their nation
al games, viii play the French Carom game,
which is the most scientific game of the three.
The sum played for win be not less than IS 600.
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u Mr.. La Mountain, of balloon notoriety, has
had consultation with the two gentlemen by
whom large proportion of the funds invested in
his great balloon Atlantic were furnished and the
conclusion arrived at was that the balloon should
be immediately rebuilt and another voyage COM
menced. IL is thought that the necessary repairs
to the Atlantic can be made In three weeks II is
to be takea to Troy and large force set to work
upon II. Mr. La Mountain makes it condition
that Mr.. Wise shall have no further connection
with the enterprise
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IL Advices from Central America, dated at
San Juan del Norte on the LIST instant, state that
the owners Of the Transit steamer Cass-Irissarri
were sanguine that the Transit route would be
open in October next. The steamer was at San
Carlos, and was used as a sleeping place by Nj.
Felix Belly and many Of bis canal employees, his
projected city of Felicia having turned out as Wis
ionary scheme as the canal NJ TrecoteI, his en-
gineer In chief, had set out for France in disgust
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.,cnLks AND THE TAMMANr HALL ConMIrrEr
ma, III, OF the General Committee at Tam
dsoi.,ias. ,h Ls' evening, resolution was offered
~. SEX 'se seat OF Daniel f. Sickles, who has
,,. any OF the meetings Of the Committee
for special aoa ,p n su, as the meeting called
unui TIE next regular meeting. when n will he
acsed upon. ~ was intimated that Mr. Siekles
YOU'D D probably, In the meantime, resisn.~N y
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PERSONAL.

--'.P. +. Barnum has sold ssIranjst.n ., ~. e.
NOUS country seat at Bridgeport, to Howe. the in.
ventor OF the sewing machine needle ,
Mrs. Margaret. l.. Bailey, wife Of the late
Gamaliel Bailey, has card in the last number on
me National Era stating that its publication will
De continued for the support Of her family, and "a
,on, rePfesentativsof free principles at the ma
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PERSONAL.

ITO THOSE WHO Do BUSINESS CHIEFLY
with strangers and wish 90 incr. il will fia,d
L 70 their interest to call upon Affixed HUNT
In, .oO I,1n street. ~ n-3tf
81: JOSEPH'S ORPHAN BOYS ASYLUM,
- The Lady Managers Of this Institution beg TO
hosts offrlends and patrons who 30 kindly visited
AIlinGton and aided the little Orphan Boys on the
ana ms Kind family, as also his assstsnts they lso
Deg TO express not only their gratitude, but u com
Plment them for the perfect order, regularity, de-
corum, and good management that reIgned DUNN
the day: They are happy in stating that the net re
something over ESQ. iyEst
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III Late intelligence from New Granada ,ta,r.
Ihat the President 10 authorized by law to promot.
tne exploration Of the lsthmus Of Darien and
Panama for purposes Of canalization, and to make
contracts Tor the work - az 49, IT,
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LOST And FOUND.

SD IN REwARD:.strayed from the sub,cri
SS.cO Der medIum-sized yellow ~zeA
COW, with star In her forehead strais ht AV
s Up horns piece Of rope around her rights
one returning her to MICHAEL. McNEMARh IN
street. between let and I'd ats. west. it,
STKAIED OR ST0LEN-A small brindle
~ COW years old, short horns, some ~ueyrN
TAI, short legs; is in good order. Had
leather collar on the neck with a plate on Which
me owners name Is engraved. CON SMITH
w. e" Whoever will return said COW 10 "a. an
street will bs suita by rewarded y" y iy "a 81
STRAGEp AWAy.On Monday, July nth. las.
-. oark hay MARE. Has her breast ~ -
stripped OF hair from tie uss Of the collar IN
aud tender eyes. satisfactory reward viii <S2S
oe given 10 her return 10 DIR, McPHEARSON
nm. t.t % jy Il Sts
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lrLord Norton Is represented in the new edi-
ton of Burk's Peerage as only having one son.
Lady Lorton writes to the London papers to say
that Lord Norton has two sons. His Lordship re-
torts and insists that he has only one, and will not
acknowledge second. Who is to decide, There
is a nice point for the lawyers p,
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IMPORTANT TO THE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND GkORGETOwN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY, AND COMFORT, -.
McDonnell's Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and Family
b. Remedy and Beverage.

No more Fsrer and Ague!-N No more Ctolera Cya,urs
or Diarrhsa !n!-No more Dy,ptpsia, hid
Pei. gesttos, OF FlatElsacyn
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
snd
BA OR APE AND JAMafcHu GIN sg Rh .rf ~,
purity of quality and richness Of favor, is me
auaed ny anything N the market thus r.ndering it
Will st its Tonic and Invigorating Properties have
seemed lot 1t . WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and US-
PRECEDENTED SALE. -- Is F.-s 80
r. The Minsis Pre- eminent ada pied to the Female
persons Of Sedentary Habits, being NON-INTUX
lCAllNG, and In impartng HEALTH Asp ViGoR
OF MIND AND BoDy. % = 'ooA
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
We ask for it trial from all, satisfied that a SIN.
ton which 1t has acquired in all other sectiops of
the Union. - .st s0I p -. VI
k IN SAwTA ssaSSS GTHSSE !. y, wTSE u FOR
SPECTACLE GRocEKIEs:-Jos w. Davis, 9Th and +
sy.; Jas. =. Waugh. 9Th ct. and New York ay.:
i.isns sys, between 9Th and m sta; T. r. Major St
and 4 St.; J. T. e. Clark, 18th and A ats ia. r
O'Br,sn, 9Th and ste; A. c. DAVIDSON, 9Th and l.
ats; "a. Greer, 18th and sts; John lyman. 18th
Coburn, 18th and sts; WIN. a. tsaWn aE si >! .n vi
St.; Jas. White, 10th and F ats; Win Il Jane S
Nssfsfshasstts .y snd Sd II Peter MONAGHAN
Sss jas Fs ana anS rs.sT cSc nssn
Ssni. and sth Jas Bish. liz ss st. tWsI m
SSs Fam IA 5Ih 10. and s'' Joseph Weeks New
SALE THE 81 SA gkSKa Ts5NSER WINE Is FOR
sothoron, Jeremiah orme, ]. NJ Belt. "' :" : w.
WsoIssalf pspS' II NsrssE q; Baltimore
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UrDr. VIM. ). Woodside, prominent off,
Ger of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
died In Baltimore yesterday morning, in the 9th
year Of his age. $3.50 80
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SURVEYS IN FLoRIDA.-Plats, &C., of the
surveys of number of townships in the ever
giades Of southeastern Florida, have been re-.
eeived by the United States General Land
omee. These lands, though low, under a
proper system Of drainage, would be admirably
adapted to the purposes of agriculture and
pastursge. r.-.as -H..
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w TRAVELLING TRUNKS -
w f. Offer the largest. bsst and chen nest sDrt

N" TRAVELLING TRUNKS. Hl
w E Offer the largest. best, and cheapest sort
Of - = g.. = ~ 4
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, 11N
La DIES DRESS TRUNKS,
PACKING TRUNKS, HAT BOXES. --,
vALtCES. CARPET BAGS, SArCHELS, &c
TO be found in this city Travellers and pure hasers
shoui not fail To visit establis hmenf b, fore
purchasing, as they can find every article they may
want at the lowest prices. -
Old unks repaired and exchanged for new ones
Trunks marked and delivered in any part of the
-. WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO..
" IA lw 1922 Pa. av., betw. 9Th and 10Th sta
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prearranged, from the hFst movement OF all, and
with confidence make their dispositions accord
ingly; but what they want is sian ldash)1just
what the French soldier has-but the want Of
which, at the same time, render: them more
exert sonf as theif numbns dilninish = eOnse-
sAntictpesed ler.is.l.rs.
The Pssis corr@pbndent q the Times 50;
: Heeesnethat tkis time Ms 5eeeneral Mel The
Nie With as Go mem and Siso os y ff sor.s
In all about 5000, was engaged from four In the
morning till four In the afternoon, when he sue
ceeded In forcing the Austrian centre while the
Ladmirault, Douai, and Dieu, are wounded; and
e, Sss :ssl !!
Colonel Joutjon, Of the Epgineers, il also re-
ported killed. have few lines nom riedmont,
written hastily on the 26th. II was, they say, be.
!ieved that the Austrians were in Immense force,
at one moment developed; but they recovered
repulsed the enemy, and kept the positions with
remarkable courage. The Piedmohtse have lost
beds were demanded at Milan for the use Of the
wounded. After twelve hours fighting, the Aus
TRANS brought up the reserve Of 80 900, and the
allies theirs Of $4,000. 1t was most critical mo-
mem, three hours Of general hghting ending to
the advantage Of the allies. This victory cannot
be grudged; it was well earned, and 10 complete
|. "a COUNT GrULAI. - The Times correspondent
writes from Vallegio Of Count Gyulai In these
TERMS ia oss.- ,. : 49,. ~
Count Gyulai is still here, much disprited, and
asking for court martial; but this the Emperor
refused, offering TO the mortified pride of tho un-
successful General the honorable post Of the Ban
Of Croatia, vacant by the death Of Jeliachich.
s|ajf ITO THE LATEST. ----
PARIS, Saturday, July The Moniteur con.
tains the following telegram, Ia u II. If,-
Vallejo, Friday-tFrom the Emperor Napo-
leon to the Empress 1.-The whole army has passed
the Mincio. The Sardinians have invested Pes
| chiera. The achievements which have received
by the arrival of IS 600 men, under Prince Napo-
| leon, have enabled me to approach Verona with
out compromising myself In any way, as / have
left corps d'armee at the Gorto, to watch Man.
tua, and am about to assemble another at Bresca
| to watch the passes of Tyrol. -. .. .-
bulletin Of the battle Of Soferino: "The force OF
| the army Of the enemy amounted to from e5O, oU
! to 27O 600. The new artillery produced terrible
effect Its discharges reached the enemy at dis
| lance whence their heaviest guns could not reply
and covered the plain with the dead The loss
Of the French is 12O officers placed hors de combat
100 Of whom were killed, and IL 600 privates
killed and wounded. Among the killed are seven
colonies and six Lieutenant colonies. Among those
wounded are five generals " ~. f' q
i VIENNA, July 1.-The Austrian correspondent
says that the loss at the battle q the 2fth as r
has yet been ascertained 10 I9OO killed and g. 100
/ wounded. -1 < E 2 -5'.& !
/ VERONA, July 1.-Since the battle of the 24tt
| ult there have been merely some unimportab
skirmishes between the outposts. :.
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AProiNrMENTs-The President has appoint
ed ). D. sprenger, of Pennsylvanis, Consul of
the United States at Dresden.
Isaac Covert has been appointed postmaster
at New Brighton, Beaver county, PepnsvIv.-
mia, vice Glass, removed. rfLI
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HI The friends of Mayor Swan, Of Baltimore
deny that he Intends resigning.
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l4ATNgv1aIONh - uuT
THE AMERICAN HOOK AND LADDER
y COMPANY No;2.The men
is,S. and 80 tes .S
- Excufsron viil taks paee ON MONDAY. Jul,
IN. 70 6ly mont PsvlIOn. BY order Compittce Of
Arr.nsefnents. farsicassrs "a future sdvertise-
rneot. Ia
A N Y. "a I. kSx!,eSSnssSN 90 SLYNONT OF
% III Atse aesea 9sS s u. sssFI
WEDNESDAY, July sss. - "" = :
Tn. steeasr fhoNfAs -coLLYER viii l,,v.
her hari the foot Of 7th street at O'clock Nav,
fseress. ssss.. 'opH. ... :, s y IA
ner IF Pa ssasae ssd 7th street al So !. 40 ~ "a
convey passerEerr % the boat
Withers' ceiebrsted hrass Band v;,l s>cors.,,
u exeurssoa ana viii eniven the dsy y IN tSe,,
eesi susylng music.. Refreshments viii 10 ssrvsS
on the boat and grounds by ono Of opr rsnovnS
ems sss.c hiS S1s under Ssstsy S,s
ne Eyppifse., feeling ssspred Of On. Iie.rs
s naye no expsnse 70 nske this one of
Llckso cen - had fthe sabbath School child
zen and of the Comnittse or a. the boot on y al
O.. ,r....,..-.--. Committee.
So; = Ifss,ssisson, J. Angel, tn. Barron.
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SOLDIERS OF THE REVOLUTION There has
oeen but one death reported to the United
States Pension Office, from among the reyolu.
tionary pensioners in the State of Ohio, during
the six months ending with June 30, 1859
Nor have any deaths occurred during the same
period among such in the State of New Hamn-.
shire .-.--
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WAITS.
WANTED lMMEDIATELY-AW WOMAN 70
w nurse and do chamberwork. ENQUIRE, with
Iecommendauons, at No. liz Green street, @ gorge
town, ID. C.. iv142t
WANTED TO RENT-By good and punctuaI
W tenant a small HOUSE containing 5ots rooms
aud 18th streets west: rent not exceed from $50
TO $50 per aHnum. Possession wanted imnediste-
ly. Address J. J. Y, At the Star Office. jy H-st'
WANTED-In a gentemsn's family residing
W near the cIty-agood LAUNDRESS. A com
fo'table home and regular wages offered. Recon-
mendatlons as TO character and ability required.
Apply at The counting room of the National Inteili-
gencer ohce: yH-u
INTELLLGENCE OFFICE-Familie. requiring
or country, Cooks Iaundress any desori ption of
heiP, Drivers, Walters. Bar-teraers. Garden or
Farm hanos, Will please call at 1914 18th street. be
tween Pa avenue and T. street c. LEONARD,
Orders taken for Coal and Wood. jyisSt
81 O0O-wANTED, One thousand doIi.r, for
@I,OOO one year, Satisfactorily secured on real
Enquire of G. w. BRAY, SIG TN STREET, OPPOSITE
the Intelllgencer Office. VII cost
WANTED TO RENT-In Alexandri.. a oom-
W Portable DWELLING HOUSE in a res pect-
able neix hborhood, trent to be about sam per an
num- by a permanent and punctusl tenant Please
aaafess a note TO F. L: r., Alexandria Post Ofhce,
staung terms ana locatlon. jy6n
WANTED-B youth, aged Is, who has M to
TINS flma been at .chool, and always immedi-
an once or elsewhere, where he may cam a sup-
pot Hels quick, active, obedient and Ambitions
T. please. Please address a note to Box No. To-
staI omce. jy6-d
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III
H. ON CONSIGNMENT w.
- 200 barrels Superfne FI,OUR. J~-7s-7 ! $50
81 I g Ea.5s DO, Fresh Ground.
For ,sle, at reduced prices, ~ YIGIlSS .at
- ts's iTHUS. STRfDER i
lyS-IM CORNER Of 9Th and Canal afreets
q SNYDER; next door to the Star Of6c.. has
~, ~ on neod . hne assortment of STOVES And
TIN WARE. which he has determined Ia ssli n
cost ior cash 70 mako room for another claSs Of
foods;, A persons IN want Of such artiolee Vould
DO we'll By calling on him. D Z u s--~~. I1ase
Two SCHOOL CHILDREN, - ! "
= TO boarding School Misses, - ! Lin
70 TO Young Men, = = ~ Ef'ITE TgfFgK / ,ss.s,
To Parents and 6uasJians-- sassS "a IA IA
ityon w.sh e rent Piano, or Melodsea, or Guiss
tefs ~ any musical Ipstfument, BY the Sreek n
month. at removable cnsrge, during the NJ VI
yacatloss You can DO % ~ ssiiinE e tIS iatacst
JOHN u ELLIS, sos P e t ass =, ssrict
u Ift 81 between stb snsi ssss ~. !,
WY SMITH, Eseeavsa Aspi .Ernso1a 1TyY
NV al'ssfA st., bet. Pa. 40, aad q sfs "a n III -
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NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEsKERs-Th.
~ Potomac Steamboat Cqmpany,
~ s tSait TO the sem- veeka, iIips
10Th, oner the pubic OF Washington and VICINITY an
opPortnny Of engcging "Trip on the bcaufi fni Pc
tomAo 20 GLIMONT and 40 UIA CREEK ltvloe
daily during the hot weather.
nSrtles OF three or moro excursion tickets will
% lssaeo ~ one dollar SD each for Gymont with
eilege OF remain laG there all nag nj and tetnrning
next day Also for Aq pia Greek, two dollars (s99
Ihe snxier cen enjoy fine sport with hook and
llne ~ eteer 81 the above places, white perch and
game heinz plentiful. ~ - ~ ''''Nt'
,Good Hotel accommodations can be had az th.s.
Boat eave foot OF 9Th street at sh g. m. and s,.
p. N kcturnlng. ~ p. IN. and 81 q. m.
once, NO; 312 Pennsylvana avenue, next door N
brovls Eote.. GEO. 4. MATTIN6LY,
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FIST GRAND PIC MIC
Georgetown Mechanics Association

Jhe msrhers respectfully inform their srs.ss.
fis NSi sS siI aS rbe Rl.Sseoss ANAL9s enc
nre 70 participate with them on that occssIon The
nemhers Pledge themselves 10 DO al in their power
20 make rnis occasion one Of enjoyment 70 those
Boat. will leave High street wharf constantly
/ Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting a gentleman
and lades. % be had Of any al the members and NJ
.Withers' celebrated brass and string baLd ma,
been engaeed for the occasion.
4 Good order viii be preserved. ~
jy ft-st : - 49, = COMMITTEES
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MOUNT vEE%N SsSS,ksAsPPoIEH NE TOMB or

MOUNT vEE%Ns1sM HiksSsRPoTEH ME TOMB or
~. y, =. 1ss,es Wet Ord Estku Nofscs-
/, The steamer THOMAS C0LLYER will run reg
1eriy 20 MOUNT Vernon and the IT,
Tomb OF Washington on TUES Ee4S
DAYS s and FRiDAYs, issvins the
turning ~ hall past O'Clock p. m.
Coaches leave al the Hotels end the corpev ~
fsnnsyvsnia avsuse and nh at st 81 q m Round
~ - ....-. .ffl ma AFT
-! 80 ADJUSTMENTS.
pINEY BRANCH TRoTTING COURSE
ne ioio.lng entries have been
sis D9oioe... f'TrERNooN, July isik' *
K strong enters g. h Burgundy.
q: Scoheid enters bl n. Dan.
Inc Well known character of the ahovs horse.
ior speed VIII insure an exciting and fast race
A FIty, Dollar PURGE will be given ON Frida, ,f
ss,noon' July "a Tree Tor al trottinr horses ITO
hhsfnessJ Entries 10 be closed on wednesdsy, 10Th
ny - Oh jyhH
RARBEES BEAUTIFUL STATUE 757T
-FIsaGEERRT GIRL .-
? - pHffiENsP lEsyei s E615b|ss sYss,r
ma no $50 Pa. sv. betvssn stk and ieth st,,
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70 minutes wax from the DEPARTMENTS ann isk e.i-
by.; peasant ana very suitable for persons doing
I -... 80 s.o o,,9. - ~ ~ u ST.
CHERRY AND MADEIRA WINES AT PRI-
~, =. vAIt SAiE 7Received, on CONSIGNMENT. sm
me most reabls hands, and for sale by the nnder
fRR e TSs.s Of . Ss and pure And
vii oe sola 81 much less price than for Which the
ZANE aoat'' wines H Ne usually 9bta B :,
= Auctioneets and commi.s1oAnh M.ansiDn,. ara.
" Is Ct corner Str at, and south rids Pa ave.
TOR sABE-A. frst-rste FAMILY HORSE
L perfectly sound and GENTLE OF hasdsom - 90
s .1sis st t e sfNs s tis'ffi kRhNITssss
sold separately or together at Yer, low s,;.. =,
qairns elegant horse and one perfeeIy re, Re
FIsHER' e MoSast to aRsss
jy I3-st =. ~ 1|s-' 80 - '''o" nooms.
SUMMER SCHOOL. 10 81 - - -
80 ORES. Jsiv u, Rsdsesasv, ,s,a. y
Iii ns IesGsss OF .evsta Pareats, DR. Ri I6GE
OFFS .ssfs Tsrms q NJ: Asssdsmy for term
: - 2-st- vol Gstsest, bst u And 8 si...I
i ARsE A!sSoRTMENT OF FRESH IT1I,is
store e. METz !sis ,ifsfv'd =. the fs s
fnMTlEM Ems CLOTHING MADE 10 on.
6aest VARIETY iSst ssStlsmsa ths .asss.t 40
s slsr'vs s..; q :sd md
st1Ie ~ Fs VAL make g order in fhs most Sni sSs
specially ssked and sasisassios - 80 ~ isn
Il aYE1. .s:ss.: 81 81 81 i5| n,
es s2a B. H ISSFE !, ;e:pas f N.
aiSsa'1 Slsse p. 49, bsG IL ~ ia stres,..
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B0ARDING.

ROARD IN THE COUNTRY.-The best of
~. onntry. Board can be had az Mrs H0I
AZ End. on the Piney Branch Road, Its aSont
minutes wax from the Departments, and is heai.
........ y" sae ol'9. ~ N ~ u ST.
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G0 NOTICE. q
lIN2 Owing to contemplate repairs on my il
tfffH store house, which are to take place in a
EfIfd short time, / have therefore this day de
49, cided to tell my entire stock of GROCE-
RIES, OLD WINES, BRAN DIES and OLD
WHISKY winch cannot be surpassed for its pilri-
ty and natural flavor, at greatly reduced prices,
until my entire stock is disposed OF, which lar e.
ana large proper ton of my goods of the best
quality. And / now invite my present customers
An All other persons who buy for the cash to c,,me
and partake OF the ADVANTAGES which here offer,
JESSE B. WILSON, Grocer,
No. 327 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 18th sts.,
jy H6w - south side
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0~ATTENTION, MONTGOM cry
N GUARDS.-You are hereby mott fed to at.
f fop ark n {0uF Armory' on THURSDAY EVENING
BY order of Capt. MAIoR. ell = .
jy I31 THOS. McENIRY, O.S.
1~PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS
NJ The examination Of the Female Department
50 district school Miss Mirick, teacher will take
IT the school honse, corner of south A and Sd
streets east, near the Capitol. ,.a .jy II st
~ ICE CREAM AND WATER ICES
uS served to Festivals. Fairs, Pic Mica, Hotels.
and Excursi9ns, at one dollar per gslloAc FRESH
CAKES made every day. and sent to any part of
and very cheap. Particular attention paid 70 f1r-
nlshlng ng In the party line. Ice Cream to
private tamlIies S1a cents per quart. At the PHIL
ADELPHIA CONFECTIONERY. corner Nth
and SITS. y N jy Linn
W. NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
w Those wishing 20 procure stock In the ASSOC
ciation, now forming may do % By calling on THOS
O. 9. b. HANSON, Once Washington insurance ESns
Company. jy1-f