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DIED,

On the morning of the 18th instant at4 O'Clock
weller, aged IS months.
Her funeral will take place from her fathers res
ldence, on l.; hetween 4th and 5th sts, on tO-mor-
row, at O'Clock p. IN.
On the llth inst, WIN. HENRY WHEAT, son
of Joseph Henry and Eliza |. Wheat, in the 28th
year of his age.
The friends and relations of the family are in
vlted 10 attend the funeral at the corner of Twelfth
and u sts., on Friday, QSth, } at 4 p. m.
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PERSONAL.

THE PC Lie Is HEREBY FORWARNED
from harb ring my sons, Gustav and Ernst
Burgtorf, OF giving them work, as the law will be
rlSidly enforced against pers ons so doing.
jy Y 2t' CHARLES BURGDORF.
THE NOTICE which appeared in the Sun of the
l. 81 instant, announcing the marriage of GRAN
VILE c. RICKE.1s and MoLLIE BRALEY is utterly
Ia Sc, no snch marriage having taken place. The
mind. should have eontradicted the m. tier before
but have been absent from the city and my atten-
ton was just called to the fact to day.
6. c. RICKETTS,.
BaltIwOre, july Ill,
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MEYERS Miraculous VKRMlN DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
ing Rats and Mice, COckroaches, Bugs Ants
Mosquitoes, Fleas, Moths Gram w orms and Gar
den Insects.
lTPrincIPal Depot, Ga Broadway, Ny.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. ma lS SIN
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The PASSENGERS by the Monticello, which
as follows Miss Towns, w Lsishear, L. New.
never, George j. Abbott, Miss Annie Abbott
Julia Abbott, ]. Abbott Moore, Nelson Joy. Mrs
=; A woodruff, j. B. Forts, A. II. Dodge, Cant.
Kirby, lady and child, c. A. Huntress, Robt r.
Hine, A q. Sedman, jr., Mrs. Gleason, Mrs Mott.
L.; A Lyon, Robt. Cunningham, j. Y BRYANT
VIM. Lynch, John NJ. Orr, Prof Polt, s. G.
son, DR.. J B. Gibbs 1t E. b. Bowers II = n
and Captain J B. Borley. ''''
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT Of Schmidt's Summer Gar
this warm weather.
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NJ FISH FISH,
NEW ST. JOHNS ALEWI YES AND LAB
RADflR HERRING

w w o o d.
STOVE and KINDLING wooD, al the loves e,
possible price.
2s2 Pa av., between 18th and 18th sta,
ma I7-tf north side
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
and-a-half street.I schooner Charm, Starr. from
Philadeiphia, with 100 tons Of coal for Mr.. James
Fraser. = 20 = d. : ~ = =
--F-F II g lt-tf azs5 z 4
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In this city, on the I'd instant. at st. Peter'i
Ghurch, by the Rev. Father Knight f.. AMPS
BEAGHA AM of Baltimore, to Mrs. MARY ]
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BELL AND EVERETT MEETING AT F.pN,xc-ov
Mp:-A Bell and Everett ratification meeting
will come of at Pennington, below this citv on
the Maryland shore of the Potomac, on Tuesday
are Hons. j. Morrison Harris Milton Wbitnev
l.. A. Whiteley, Richard ]. Bowie and M.ssrs
man Yellott '
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The CoMET.-Mr James c. Watson astronomer
al the Ann Arbor (Alich Observatory writes to
the Detroit Tribune that the comet now Wis bic is
not that Of 1856, predicted for this year, but
stranger 1t passed Its perihelion or point nearest
the sun, on the 10th ult at distance from the
sun OF twenty-nine millions of miles 1t has since
been receding from the sun and approaching the
edrth IL reaches Its nearest approach to the earth
to- day the 18th Of July, and is now distant from
US iorty-two millions Of miles 1t is now moving
rapidly towards the south and east but will con,
tinue visible until the beginning of August.
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PLEASANT Parties departure Of nu-
msrous select parties for thewoods and springs in
the surrounding country, indicate that to-day
had been set apart very generally for the purpose
Of pleasure. The little miSesend masters, clad
Ia their best, looked as merry May, as with
their little baskets upon their arms they fastened
at an early hour to join their companions at the
places Of meeting. The masters OF larger growth
not anxious 10 join the sports Of the merry noisy
youngsters, were vending their way TO the Poto-
mac, with com plete outfts for davis endowment
IN i.ask Walton's favofite pastime in the shady
soii,nds OF the rivers bank, or where the ipple
OF the iaIs tends TO iull them to slumber regard
them merry day, and shall be pleased 70 hear
OF their unalloyed pleasure when they return,
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GONE DOwN.-John Fisher was arrested thi.
morning by officer Lloyd for being drunk and
dlsorderly, and was taken before Justice DOM
ne was instantly recognized as man who a short
time ago tried to commit suicide nv cnttinr bis
throat in the guard house. His recovery was veyv
astonishing, as the wound inflicted was quite
oeep; but the fact that be is again on a spree Is
quite as surprising. 1t is thought that he Is not
altogether eomP0S meHtuS, but for the public
saiety; as well as his own sake, Justice Dom com
United him for ninety DAYS to the farm
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MARRIED

PRNNIEs.-Persons desiring Pennies will alvays
Ind than for arohsnre At tho Star Ofsoa oou ntar
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hr.L EsrArE sALEs.-A. Green, auctioneer,
sold lots Is, "a and Is, in subdivision Of square
Also, brick house and lot In the Seventh w ard
to T.. E. White, for 81 ,o5O
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II osT-On the 9th instant, between Cats Jew
~ elry Store and the corner of Seventh and st a.
HAIR BREASTPIN. As it contains the hair
OF the owners deceased mother 1t is very highly
prized The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving it at this Office. - : - jy IO-3ts'
GO0 REWARD-Lost, on Monday, the 9th in
ySO slant, SIXTY DOLLARS, in three go
Bank OF Washington no 'es, in pa ssing down Fiji
teenth st, to Van Ness's wharf. The finder will
receive the a owe reward by leaving il at A. p.
HOOVER'S. 331 Pa. av. jy 10 ST.
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Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co.. Boston and for
sale by IL; ID. Gilman, 5. c. Ford, IT,. :. B. Waite
y. StOtt, John Schwartz. Nairn Palmer, Wash
Ington; and by dealers everywhere. jy I2-IwI
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A RESPONSIBLE AGENT FOR THIS CITY
"A is wanted to engage IN the sale of George b.
Sloat Co.'s unrlvaled lock stitch Sewing Ma
chimes. Our improved Elliptic is the ne pluS sEira
of all sewing machines containing several import
ant improvements over toe Wheeler & Wilson
machines; works without leather pad or breaking
needles. AMI Is model Of beauty. neatness and
simplicity. Our Improved Shuttle Machines have
no ,uperlors and few equals Apply at Browns
Hotel, (sltting rOom) to THOS. j. BYLES, Gene
raj Agent. jy IL ST
NOTICE.-Persons having claims against a bal
L ance due from the United States to James Hem
ry Seaman, deceased, are hereby notified to PEE
sent them 1T the office of the Fourth Auditor Of the
Treasury within two months from the date of this
notice. A. j. %. BANNON.
jy ll-1 Fourth Auditor.
THIS IS TO CERTIFY TO THE PUBLIC
L that |, JOHN WEST will not be responsible
for goods or chattles, or any manner of debt con-
tracted by Marselllas or Burnett West. jy IO-5ts
NOTICE. hereby caution all persons from
l giving credit to any one my account as
will pay no debts contracted in my name after this
date except by myself
jy lost BENJAMIN BURNS
MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
Iva GIsT AND DecTREss, JHSt from EHTops.-Ttis
highly gifted and Intelligent lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events Gail At
No. 900 Twenty second street, between and L,
Washington. lie 10 inn
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BRUTAL OUrRAGE-This morning a woman
who gave her name Eliza Jane Williams went
to the Office Of Justice Dom and asked to be sent
TO the almshouse. She 10 about twenty two wears
Of age, and appears TO be a respectable woman.
She said she started to come to Washington from,
Baltimore in company with another woman and
on the road few miles from the city she met
with three men. They knocked her down and
robbed her. and left her senseless in the road
What became Of her companion she don II know
They took her clothing and some books she had
with her. She has been awfully treated by some
one, and can hardly see. Her head and face Ia
entirely covered with wounds and bruises She
managed 20 get 10 the railroad, and some chart
table gentlemen put her on the cars and sent her
to the city. Justice Dom gave a commitment to
the asylum, where she will be transferred TO the
almshOuse department
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CENTRAL GUARD-HoUsK CAsKs,-Jno Tbom,.
colored, was arrested for an assault and battery
and taken to the guard-house. Justice Dom re-,
CURED him to comply with the law In such cases
with costs James oss, George Mercer M,rss
Nicols, all colored, were strolling about the
streets at improper hours, for which thew Were
severally required to pay s2.I5.
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The LRTCHBR GUARDS OF ALRxANpRr -TbI,
nne corps, with number of invited guests, spent
Tuesday evening most pleasantly at their armorv
In the ancient borough. A large number of ladies
participated In the enlivening scenes of the even
ing Esputa's band discoursed excellent music.
ana the feet Of " dancers, dancing i'm tune - kent
time to the merry strains until the we sma hours
ayont the twal Altogether, the occasion was
one of exceeding enjoyment. and none Da,,fot
pated who did not desire a repetition of the fes-
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LIGHTNING RoDs.-Acting under the opinion
lately expressed by Prof. Henry Of the Smith
sonian Institution that lightning rods sbonld not
terminate two or three fset in the ground, but in
all cases when practicable be connected with the
water or gas pipes on the premises where thew
(the lg aiming rods) are erected, Mr.. La Barre
corner Tenth and C streets, has lately erected
new lightning rods y inch in size in Minnesota
Row, Cresidence Of Judge Douglas which give
nigh satisfaction. Mr.. La Barre Is prepared at
on .iInes 10 execute work In his line upon the
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IL LIGHTNING
LIGHTNING ~
In TINE OF PKAcK, PREPARE ToR Wan!
+. LABARRE,
So.fh,ssss corner Of l0sh snd sfs.,
Mlxurxcruprp mr.

MANUFACTURE OF.
PLATINA-TlPPED LIGHTNING RODS.
Respectfully announces 10 the public Of washinf-
ton aDd vicinity that he 10 prepared 20 execute ell
orders for erecting Lightning Conductors on the
most approved scientific prInolp plea constructed Of
the very best OF materials, on very moderate terms,
All Palma Tipped Points which are manufacture
BY ne viii be stamped with my name
Weather Vanes Of any design made 10 order.
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FoRD's ToNIc.-Ford's tonic syrup goes off
6fiskiy, with his soda, these scorching, broilinp
days 1t Is something new under the sun. ), and
capl,aI a, mat he should take out a patent for
IL else all the soda sellers, the country over will
soon get to initiating 1t. Be sure to give il trial.
ye thirsty, Overheated souls. = -
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LOST AND FOUND.

I QST On Thursday, 18th instant GOLD
- BELf-PlN, supposed to have been dropped on
Seventh st south of anal or in the marx ct house.
liberal reward will be paid for its return. pply
To NO. ZIG Pa avenue, near KiTkwoods'. it,
GS REWARD.-Strayed or stolen, on the Sd of
sDC July, f. ON the subscriber, a la &c ~uen
dark red COW, with wide horns. fhe ~
above reward viii be given for information
that will lead to her recovery. .T'' .
ALEX. RUTHERFORD,
(Marhle Yard
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STRAYED-On the 3ath June. from the residence
- OF the subscriber, on Capitol Hill, No ~
$40 Delaware avenue, a dark chestnut sor- IN
rel HOkSE. about Is hands high; heavy GA
built he is probably ~ years old he was raised in
Virgins, and be may be on the flights of George
town. A liberal reward will be given to any person
returning him TO me.
jy Il-9' WIN. r. PURCELL p.
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STILL ANOTHER of the popular prize ex bib,,ion,
at Odd Fellows Hall comes Of this evening n
Sanford keeps up these liberal exhibitions much
longer, 1t Is predicted that every man, woman and
cepted, will be sporting gold watch. and that
silver watches Will be % no where Those that
have not already got the "time - should take
chance In while the cronometers are going
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= THE REMOVAL OF THE NAVAL Movuxrxr
FROM THE CAPIroL.--In accordance with the
direction Of Congress, operations have been com
nenced Tor the removal Of the Naval Monument
rom the dsh pond on the western front Of the
Capitol, with q view Of transferring il To the
Naval Academy ut Anuapolis - o
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
Er Other GeOrseo,rn advert,,tr.ert, So, fr.f ras,
BALANCE OF STOCK POSITIVELY AT

NATIONAL SOAP AND CANDLE WORKS,
~ GREEN STREET.
Bsftceen BTIdgs and water Sfs., Georgeforn.
A large stock Of CANDLES,
Brown, Family, CASTLE and Fancy SOAPS,
Also, TALLOw, and GREESE for locomotives,
steamboats,. and kinds Of machinery.
Always on hand, and for sale at prices 70 suit the
trade.
Nv 10 eOtf G.. JEWELL, Proprietor.
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Boy FoUND.-Fraak HELEN In Alexandra
The Iazette Of this morning says =" lad O,
aoout-- years Of age, who has wandered herr
rom the city OF Washington, and who saws bis
name 10 Frank HELEN, has been taken an 80
properly cared for by Mrs. Elliot, at Yeates, gar
den. His frienda are requested 10 send Tor y, Is
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Ercall taEr raAc rry }r.3icn.
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