Evening Star Newspaper, June 30, 1856, Page 2

——EE _ = - thority, if that were indeed necessary; and| return to a community by which he is so POLITICAL ITEMS. ALOT OF pect! SCHOOL. DESKS: —_ __ AMUSEMENTS. EVENING STAR. the fact that not having esayed thus to do| bighly esteemed, and to whom his services as Bepe preg bet are eg ie acke= Warr we $e Piano. Inquire at this office. NATIONAL THEATRE. > ae now say was necessary to enable 4. Soy ae ee - ee WASHINGTON CITY: i e nee eich the obligation under Vital importance. of your spirited, able, and od in N—neariy "baad the poet a N ae arb ~ agg psd wate znd ne been al MONDAY .....cisde.0-.-00 0 June 30, 1656. | which their delegation was admitted at Cinein- widel Girculeted paper be felt at the meirop” | One of the Know Nothing elestors of Ken- | gormed fat they are now ready and will be de- ional Satirioni Sketch, enti nati, is prema facie evidence that their plea is degleaied Sep Mists ifthe count iy anes book Ode a L Le sees. of aes, by ay Ion tn the conree of this Sponge BORDER RUFFIANS; Ly Advertisements should be handed in PY | a mere subterfuge toenable them to perpetuate | to see the vast resources of this portion of our sbout is porition, en onBLEY & UY, OR KANSAS SHAIt Ke FOR FAERDOM, B Breckin- 38 o'clock, m., otherwise they may not SPP" | i.e division in the party of the State. There | domain rapidly and brilliantly developed, a take the ‘stamp ‘for Bacusnanl Ghd - detw 10th and 11 sts. | y a Freedom Shrieker...T ridge. Col. daar was a delegate to the Know Ya avenue, »-T. Hamilon si eno ct bata sngl parpun nthe protein, ft ply breed | fing inal Cane SE rsp | 2a. eee) En eae “ = i in New city. Tosy, Harry Lebr, To Porrricat, Cuvss.—Political clubs will | THO #r* controlling their mad councilsvis : | triotic Secretary of War, Col Jefl. Davis, fe The Old Line Whigs of the Ashland district Bian taining an eS Phy’ | Aunt'Beckey, {| Darkirs. } Levi Brown, thus to obtain more influence under the in- | the vigorous manner in which he has directed 7 and ‘he useful Sc F pak Miss Bruno, T.L Floyd’ a ine aon robes Speen coming national administration than may be | the strength of the Poeprtniest eps mpage Breckinciage a7 me or pie oe eds 4. $e 20- caer _next to Lammond 466 7th st_ a : L gomnes uate ers th s a legitimately due to their aggregate vote when aur Cane Tieden an on an evidence of their pride in their fellow citi- Te DOLLARS weet win deminaent wan pay <or Pn to which an Bempblets, £¢.,.a8 complete at. those of any) ood with that of thétr rivals, whose con- | ministration as his the fadians will soon retire | sen, though of opposite Atte, MAT aa A PIES Yee ee ew hewas agar — aS N SOIREE By other printing office in the United States. duct is chall th bation and ad-| from our valleys and fields, and leave the | of their confidence in the coming administra. with waite pind leas, and white Kunkel’s They may rely upon having such work done | 24° i# challenging the approbation lowes’ ead the ak epherd to reap the rich | tion, of which he will be a prominent tineber. hi Duilt rene in ea from’ the owner on Fri 1t* Gst., betw.N.J PHN HALIFAX GENTLEMAN.—BY the author of The Head of the Family, Olive, &c , 50 cents ‘Weatern Africa; its history. condition and pros- pects; by Rev. J "Leighton ‘ison, with numer- ous ngravings, e125 ralsien oto sans vesbed ghee sale at a! bs Coca TAYLOR & MAURY’S je 30-tr Bookstore, n- ar 9th street. i manne: miration of al! sincere supporters of the Cir. | fruits of their honest eae. If thewhole| The St. Louis Republican says that Benton salsa oot — no ~~ oF tis a cinnati nominations at this point. They (tbe | government would do as true and effective a | has of being elected Governor of Mis- a _ —_ i a =~ — ee 7 Hard committee) feel that they are largely | part by us as the Secretary of War and the | sou: ut that he hopes to get votes enough f F allant officers under him have done, we|to defoat Polk, the anti Benton candidate arrangements elsewhere. in the minority of the party, and think that should soon cease to suffer or complain, and | and give the election to Mr. Ewing, the Know they may continue to conceal that fact by New Mexico would become as bright in her Notting. In that event he will go before the Notice —Those charged with the manage- | maintaining their separate organisation. | prosperity as she isin her diamond stars and | next Legislature and ask at the hands of the ment of clubs, societies, and all other associa- | They (the Hard State committee) are fool-|Cloudlessskies. © = Amigo Dew Pais. trie oureee election to the Senate of the tions are notified that in order to insure the ishly childish in essaying such a game at such The Texas Debt Error.—It may be inferred Wo see by our éxshange sispérethst in Vir insertion of advertisements or notices of any | atime. Mr. Buchanan is a man of experience from an article in our issue of Saturday in | ginia the candidates nominated for electors on description in the Star, payment must be made | and good sense, and cannot fail to deal with relation to the settlement of the Texas debt: | the Fillmore ticket are declining to run since for them when offered, or an arrangement for | jj wings of the party with strict justice; as, Mr. Buchanan has been nominated S§ S. Original OPERA TROUPE! | FOR MOUNT V Saf a 6 RGL WA will leave ee = agp ASEINGTON o'clock a.m Tee Alexandria atti The passen; ~ ll spena hase’ fy int Vernon on teay Which wiil make jt 2 ~Nor ant place to s; the da. Me eae tripsi. a ‘Will co nnect wiih + $$$ $$ JOB CORSON, s ‘ that the error (which amounts to but a few Ww f Amelia; J H. Gilmer, of Rich- 1s DRAWING & PAINT. x: cri c the payment for the same provided for. There upon the sternness with which he carries out hundred dollars,) was entirely attributable to babar s Davie i Lousia; WoW Cress INSTRUCTION ae Sr eee sTRARGE GEDacE'S ————___.__Captain are now on file in our counting room many | that policy, depends in a great measure the | the Comptroller of Texas. We did not intend | by. of Goochland, and G@ W Bolling, of Pe- R. Phone MeLOD, LANDSCAPE T TON ee ASninG. | advertisements, not inserted, because our | fact whether his administration will command | to be so understood. The action of the Comp- eda hae a rie sat gory ee Enq, Washington’ andthe ‘adjecont communities that | '"E prem exandria 7X, 9, 11, H ey $ is! ppl, na! 0 —— a complied with. This rule | the support of the great body of the Democ- troller of Texas in connection with the set- one of the conddetes for elector on that tick- - Lach oe se wise ag coo deene wm ~ Leave W: eeaibae” Y 10, i 2 Set must be imperative. racy, without which which it must be power- | tlement of the debt, is, as we now understand | et, for the State at large, has'also declined. | Microdiate where and when his Gle ses wi I be jex3-4 iy tried Capris, ee less for any good whatever We believe that | it, simply to certify to the genuineness of the | The Democrats are making heavy caleula | opened Schools attended and private lessons CHANGE OF HOURS. SPIBIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. | the mass of the Hards of New York are as| securitics filed ; the further adjustment of the | tions on Kentucky. The Louisville Democrat given at ae gece ae eae gee Cire esis Seomek mage 30th of The Intelligencer earnest]y Jeprecates the | snyious as are the Softs to carry out the set- claim is not under his control. apooking: oe eeareae eee Ringe bookstores of Franck Taylor and Tay or & Mac- | PAGE will run at the following Gate’ idea of a war with England. tlement of their inter-party difficulties decreed — State by « small majority say from. four to | "7 aces eye ee kay The Union argues that there ean be no | at Cincinnati, and that they will promptly The Current Operations of the Treasury five thousand With his name upon the tick- HE plana erg srrig nape p wegen iaiedeae FUL. 6x a Hy Me dey end question as to the fact that the purpose of | repudiate the apparently sinister and certain- | Department.—On Saturday, the 28th of June, | ot we shall probably increase the majority | 1,1 ee ee nina _d@ave Washington 6, 9, 11, 1, 3%, 5%, and 7 Colonel Benton is to defeat the Buchanan and | Jy suicidal action of their representatives re- | there were of Troasury warrants entered on ight — pen aps to twelve or fifteen thous- | MY Oona eriti, macuinery, bottles, fixtures, &c , | ° jessie ELLIS L. PRICE, Captain ee Ngee ies eo Gee = salen wniee sonnet The speech of Hon. Anson Barlingame. — neinniaa: JOHN MCKEON. OR SALE—A SODA WATER — . also that the Colonel, through F. P. Blair, Jr., | sustained by them except at the cost of an rit Saal fd be pole . a ae - delivered § in the House of Representatives at AVING PURCHASED THE ABUVE, THE F rus, complete and in good erder abe has proposed a coalition-iutrigue with thé | entire loss of confidence in them by the whole For the Srearary Dapactuans 2,890 09 | Washington, on the 2lst inst., in defence H undersigned, in connection with his present ae Se EARA, 524 Pa avenue, betwe a Know Nothing party of the State, the main | of the Democracy of every other State of the | For the Interior Departmen’ 5,000 91 | of Massachusetts Republican partyism, and | gaciiities, will be able to su pp. ha eet lic at all nate . Py + + A x ForCusto 16 4: +gainst the South, is to be printed and spread | times with the best POR CIDFR C LINTON'S ALCOHOL COOK, ISA object of which = his part is to secure his | Union. Sen 450 70 over the old Bay State as an electioneering | and MINERAL WATER “eget — first rate article for f» “ilies or bachelors For (Col. B.’s) re-election to the Senate of the} tne progress of the Fine Arts in this 12,647 69 }document. iriieianeis punsite Gene ee ars co United States by means of Know Nothin® Country.—We were wonder stricken a few L Tiienit _By a bark Mendi | ‘on to his business and with his enlarged estab- ee ———— votes. So they go. : . i tered 2,647 60 ee 7 shment, to merit a continuance of the same. GRATIFY tHe CHILDREN 0) 3 'y g°- days since on entering the studio of a gentle- From Lands 571,401 69 Miller we have advices from Monrovia to the WILLIAM N. H. MAACK, TT selecting their Toys and Fanc poe zgrom mr man of wealth and high standiug in this com- | ¥rom Customs. : "35°501 85 | 13th of May. The oe Spe went out} je B0-Lawit* Corner 4} and N sts, Island. - praene collection at LAMMO i . 36, f Se ee WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP munity, who in hisday was one of its most | On account of the Navy + 79,547 06 sary fell are x eter ty ore ase aibea Gree: TH, WHITE CHIEF—By Captain Mayne ae ——* Lal * i So thle at UTTONS AND STUDS The state of San Franciseo.—On our first | Doted business men, to find that he has on ee ville, Sinoe, Ree oes geek none hed ‘The Scalp Hunters, by Capt Mayne Reid. We OPEN TO-DAY A LARGE ASSORT- page will be found a full account of the | °!y been devoting his late years of compara CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS ceurred with the t hos lite Of 2m) fe < Every Lady her own Shoemater, or a vom. lete ment of plain gold and fancy Sleeve But- singular state of things existing in San | tive leisure to the production of models of the} In the House, Saturday, after we went to Soeen some signs of hostility are still appar- spitlistracto an he artof making Galers and | tons and Studs, to wyleb we invite atten on. Francisco when the last steamer whose mails | 8¢¥!ptor, for which we did not dream he was press, the speech of Mr. Stophens against the The outposis of the Republic of Liberia i Immigration, its « its wie and consequences, by | je27 324 Penn. av, bet 9b and 10th strecte, i + teal i 2 io Lee 1 usey, M have reached us, departed thence. It will be | ¢ndowed with taste. but that he proves to b> | admission of Kansas with the Topeka-made | :cem to be prospering and extending ree H Life Nlus‘reted ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TALE perceived that the Vigilance Committee are | 006 of the very first artists known, so far, to| State constitution, was replied to by Mr. ete Bone! ae poems Sere oat been Gomi Mise of Huan Life and the Skel = fg en ht arvoseee a : : > o ev doing their work thoroughly, and that the op- | Mt country’s history. He has devoted somo | Campbell, of Ohio. an out station. eten Horsemen v J superior English and American Table Cunne. John Halifax, Gentleman, by the author of 7, position which the State government has, so | tWenty years to such pursuits, for his own Mr. Evans next argued against the passage A Sigur Mistaxe.—Tbe Louleville Jour- | OUve- Dishes Alone Foce a meng pe my 4 Butter eg ; P! — a - shes, *. ons far, been able to make to them, has been one | *Musement; keeping his secret from all but | of the bill to that end reported from the Ter nal has the following nonchalant paragraph : Ay so arose soacants ee and |. The above are ail of Lperot quali 7 a of. of words only. A private letter, from a re- | bis immediate friends, who seem to have con- | ritories Committee by Mr. Grow. “We learn that asi shooting affair came off at | pros ts by Rev: Leighton ilson. fered low. M. W. GALT & B Hiable source, bears out the declarations of | SPired to aid him in concealing all knowledge “gate veo auaitate) eee ee peeing take eriaence, bout a week =e . man] je FRANCK TAYLOR. we sgpendins ienigae > A 5 amendment (subs! 2) 0! r. Stephens to | named Jones shot 8 man name: Ri) «a ak ae x: StS oon = nearly every one of the many published ac. | Of his proficiency as an artist from the world. | that bill by adding thereto a section restoring | mistaking him for one Pennington, Patter. EXCURSION. OMNIBUSES FUR PIC NIC PARTIES. 4 gto counts from thence—that so far as the obeer- | We found in his studio the busts of many per- | the Missouri compromise. son, after being shot twice, one of the ba'ls HE CORSUCH CHAPEL M.E. SABBATH fla PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY informed that I am or ae Sao to furnish large and comfor' nie ee OMNIBUSES, with good horses and careful drivers, for Pic Nic Parties. Arranve. men's can be made with Mr. Kort. Kixc, 2 G J. Hall's Cigar Store, next to Adams’ Express vee gkead Tuos Txomas, at the West eyl- ——-€ ned’s coaches are new and in fine condition, being equal to any in the Unived States. His charges are extremely mode-ate, and his teamstwo, four, and six horses, are unsurpased any where He can farnish any nuinber of oaches that may be required. je 25-iw _ HUGH LATHAM Gi==* GINGER FOR PRESER VENG and pickling, and Celrry and White. ard Brown and Black Mustard Seeds, for sale b: JAS. H. SH? KE Le, je 28-3t 279 F street, corner eB 29 F street, corner 13th. EDWIN GREEN'S CABINET Wake. GREEN'S CABINET WARE. ROOMS, yocupying the whole —— ok the lar; our-s ory bu‘iding on Pennsylvania avenue, No 180 —— tween L7th and Is bh streets = cunis on hard a full assortmert of CABiNET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, and MATTKESsc8 of bair, cot on, and shuck, at the lc west prices UPHO'STERING and REYAIKING and VARNISHING promptly aitended to. Bae aed stock of Mahogany suitable for build- ‘ways on hand "The fine store. 20 feet by 75 feet deep, a‘ joining and under his ware:ooms, will be rented low tos good tenant. je 27-3 Saat ciao, veivate rights, and public de | ens Auong thin a bectal Sek rane, | Aad then, afior the fala ofa reste: | edging. in his breast, drow a pistol and was cency are concerned, the city has never before Cae: Among them is a bust of John Quincy to delay action on the demand of Mr. G., it hin perdia, aering he had mistaken his joes been in so healthy acondition. The grand | Adams, es he appeared shortly before his} was seconded by the House; after which they | Patterson generously accepted the apology. jury, in their presentment of the Vigilance death. It is by far the finest work of art adjourned. * His wounds are not mortal ’” Committee under instructions from one of the as — eae eel oem Proceedings ef To-Day. Sixevcar Deata.—A young naval officer judges, take occasion to declare their earnest | #87 in — mars) In the Senate, to-day, the bill to accord to | of Dantzic, lately died under the following sympathy with the Committee’s acts, and to | and we have seen every noted bust of Mr. | 414 stato of California 8,000 stand of Govern | strange circumstances. He was attending « add that they were wholly the result of the | Adams in the country, we believe. Among fade Carresteea tease! tases pert ss See alas a boy premese » sweeping corruption of all fountains of law | the gems in the studio of this gentleman Mr er oa reported back from the Com- froerinte ies aieenk and banded i back. and justice there, of the insecurity of lifeand | i8 @ figure of a child eighteen months old, | mit Aya on ee cane bill to admit ree He soon after lifted the hand to his li property, and of the fact that perjurers, thieves | 22 eighth larger than life; the subject be- sababrarggstrless which, sitter ‘ys which there ha pened to be a small pimple fe and desperadoes had obtained so completecon- | ing @ grand child of the artist. We cannot | oriered to be printed. , pepe ee sori fe he trol of the government prganisation as that no | describe the perfection of the conception and er nies se peeate of Mr, ae for | was obliged to return home. His whole lip other defence was left for those having a stake | ©x¢cution of this life-like work, which, in its inbrustion gethe Arasebdlah tials read for | was cutaway but the inflamation could not be in the condition of society, but such a revolu- | every line, speaks to the heart, as it were. ny stopped, sud he died two days afterwards in tiou as had cecurred. It is understood that | The little fellow is represented seated on the In the House, Mr. Jones, of Tennessee, | unspeakable agony. the Committee designed continuing in ses- floor (pedestal) stretching out one arm and ppt aed Tse Paar auld SP oTIc: —ALL CITIZENS OF IL- sion until it had driven from the State the | resting on, or rather balancing himself by aid = edd sie Hinols now re-iding inthis ci'y, who. re cs 4 ae and scoundrels who| of the other. This gentleman has uncom- ve oe day Ge which the session of Congress Here to — of Buchanan and Breek- notorious desperaavS i shall terminate are ea) \ F a ae leted in his studio a colossal horse, upon Mr. Matt d many oth bjected ; | no's emo ratic Club Koom, No 273 F : treet, en were the chief actors in thc occurrences that | P i . a war uot een rare an re THURSDAY, 34 da of July next, »t 7 o'clock forced it (the Committee) again into ac- | Which he has been three years engaged. The pred wes 20k granted to ie J. to make that p.m ; as business will be brought to the at‘ention tive measures. So far, not a man had becn | WoTH> completed, is to represent a nude In- Mr MeMallin moved to reconsider the vote | the sede (Unies) je = ee ho having mounted a wild horse has ATTENTION, JOURNEYMEN molested except those of the class to whom we | &2™ ® P4 by which the House had, on Saturday, ordered <a > CONF &CTIONERKS- All Jonrneyme: refer. Nor was there any reason to believe dashed apn him up to the edge of a precipice | the ne aa , the bill D = Co» fectioners favorable to the formation ofan ap that any other citizen would in any way suffer | F Chasm, where ‘he animal suddenly and| 2s » Stéte on the Topeka-made constitution at their hands. —- sociation for their mutu»l benedt, ere rested violently checks his speed starts back; and on the amendments pending thereto, and | to attend a meeting for tbat ose at Tempe- SCHUOL have chartered the Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON, for an EXCURSION DOWN 1 THE POTOMAC, On WEDNESDAY, July 2d. Tke Boat will leave the Eleventh street wharf at 8 o’elock, go down the river asfaras the White House and Craney Island, then return to Fort Washington, where the day will be spent in the usual pi nic way. Tickets TWENTY-FIVE SS ro epas half-price. j STILL SELLING OFF Ov ENTIRE STOCK OF FANCY DRESS GOODS.—We have marked down stil! lower all Fancy Dress Siiks, Plain Bereges, Figured Silk Tissues and Bereges, French Lawns, Ghint zes, and Figured Brillants. 50 pleces more of those rich Plaid Ginghams xt 16 cents, worth 25 eed hes 200 rds extra pee Print wns at 12} cents. val fast colors Tn fact, we shal: sell off artic'e in fancy styles in Spring ard Summer Goods at extremely low prices for casn, in order to close them out this season. We have remaining about- 50 Silk and Lece Mantillas, which we desire te sell, and w.ll offer them atco t; black Lace Scarfsand Lace Points, at reduced ;rices Also. instore A full stock of Staple Goods, ir supe fine Sh'rting Cottonsand Line: s, Speetings, figured and striped Shirting Linens; 100 Ailen dale Counterpaines, T. fog, Table Diapers a'd Napkins, witn many desirable ar icles fo the present season, all of the best class, and wiil pny EAM. — reviously, on the pending motion cf Mr. | rance Hallon WEDNESDAY NIGHT July 24, | de sod at the lowest market prices for cath, ort | (QREA™M-—A CONFE BR, HOTEL Wecare not what may be the nominal pol- | *#0ding with one leg uplifted and the oxters Dana peels Coenmiument ate o'clock. cS "| prompt paying customers All articles warranted tom cle se'ogure zallons of pare PoREAS ities of the villains thus bunted out of Cali braced so as to prevent him from being preci- a Giddings moved to lay the motion to je 30-31% JOS. SHAFFIELD, Pres. 'o prove as represented. and_goeds cut off cannut Teco Pe ou the table; agreed to—yeas 93, oer week, sent {nm daily or t! ace a week fro fairy and garden farm near Wesbington City addressing a note to Box No. § Star Gffice, eo that be taken back COLLEY & SEARS, J: 30-co2w 523 7th st , 3 23 doors above | Pa. fornia, we rejoice that the State is getting rid of them on any terms; a temporary revolution con- pitated into the yawning abyss below. We Beet ee COLLEGE —THF Pm al defence of Theses in Intellectua! av. do not believe that thore exists elsewhere, in pas Grow then delivered the closing speech | ana Moral Philoco st e del! best ‘he bill ab tioned, fi Phil bic B eablecte by pe gone DEMOCRATS, R *, 2 ry LL LY! for its delivery 1a igmemices et ae z t fi lossal 1 of ti on the bill above mentioned, arguing in favor | tu es on Philosophica! subjec: y the jor oe ie Po ti ae prencks fer = Rice ” Sede on sae =o of its immediate enactment. . class of the © jee Ce take place on TUES- Fourth of Ju y Celebration ———— : evil than the continuance of the entire control * si see DAY, the 1 t, an AT BLADENSBURG. HE DEMOCRACY OF THE DISTRICT and of Prince George’s county, Md . will assemble at Bladensburg on FRIDAY, July 4th, 1856. The Georg+town Hemocratic Asscciation, Buc hanan ard Breckinridge Ciub, tog: ther with the several State and locel clubs of this and the ad- A’ ®CIAL NOTICE.—A! L PERSONS {o- ‘bted to us on open accounts or otherwi are respectfaliy informed that their amounts « made off and will be rendered to Ist July We do earnestly request an early settlement, a+ it is hin ee! to us that our Books should ne clesed jose who do rot wish th ir bills s-nt j ils oblige us by calling for thym durl y th week. COLLEY & SEARS, HURSD4Y. the 2d of airs ae at 5 aelock p.m. The public are respectfully New Publications. in ited is attend. From Joe Shillington we have Blackwood’s} J225- B. A. McGUIRE, President. the points of a magnificent animal; and there- 2 TAX PAVERS TAKE NOTICE — fore speak from the™ book in criticising the Magesine for Jane; sn excellent number The re iks. mt of 6 percent. will be allowed x Se i article entitled “‘ Speculations on the Future— | on the tax of 1356, if paid on or pene June = t t I 9 flesh ourself to a certain extent, we pro- fess to know and to be able to appreciate of their State and municipal affairs which the hunted class had obtained by perjury, force and fraud. We have seen no more striking evidence of the abiding stability of our system of government than is to be drawn from the existing revolution in San Francisco, and the be c., June 27-3t* jaceat cities and counties of Maryland and al. 553 Seventh street, 3 a bo ve : : : . + * * ._ | terest at this juncture to American readers. sie ele ek = friends of Bucha an and Breckinrid_e, are cor- je 27-8t E Pr. sens . certainty that those who have created it will | With which the design in all its points is} “D' y Shillington we have aleo “Putnam” | FqeoNOTICE —THE SUBSCRIBER begs | dially invited toatterd Sven resign their power without having once abused | being carried out. This work is an immense E meee to au rn ethene ce Paae Hon A. E. Maxwr tt, of Florida, will deliver an oration on the life and eheravter of Generr) Andrew Jackson, aft-r which the meting will be eddvessed by “eminent demc >rats from every State wn the Mnion A procession will ‘orm at Demorratic Hesd quarters, south side of prog Metres near t ecorner of 10t» street, on Friday, at 8 0’ lock am. with banners, music, &c , &c., and pro- ceed to the rai roed de A special train will leave the depot at 9 o’clock a m, rewiming to Washington at 7% o’clock, —l WOULD RESPECTE y customers that their respective counts are dr-wn off and are ready for delivery Those who object to having them vende er will plesse call on or before the Ist July ard se:tle them either by cash. or ery notes at short dates, are mo- tearnestly = ie pig i W BARNECLO, je 27-3t 375 7th street, 3 doors sbove I ee OCKET KNIVES, CHL*A GOUDS, Por: Monnaies aba Perfurrery closing 0+! at low rates JOHN F BELLIS, je 26-tf 306 Pa avenue. ss AND NEW YORK PIANOS, s, 2 for July, the literary department of which is‘ | to his stock of @LASS and QUEENSWARE task of itself, and must require some years 1, of a high order ; otherwise it is dis- | before purchasing elsewhere, as by so doing they for its entire completion. When completed, | °* megs a iti 1 article. hh oe will save tie ed aa ee tiseieae Souenet ot so grand and affective is the design, and so agered By ® rule, politcal artisle, hardly || Follet end Olan i 309 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. artistic is the manner in which it is being ex- dignified enough for the columns of the most » x je JOHN McDEVITT. ecuted, as that it can hardly fail to become virulent’ partizen sheet. = TELEGRAPH N OTICKE.—A 8PE- a world-wide wonder. We might dwell upon From Shillington we have received also | <a 1 meeting of the Baye ot ae to hi ie’ i i tie Tels bh ‘company Is cal reel the treasures of the studio of this hitherto | Ft#0k Leslie’s Gazette of Fashions, which, ro aes oa ee a Gl the Chante tke belo at tae concealed American artist for hours, with un- from a hasty examination, strikes us as a su- office ° of the Company, in the city of Philadel- feigned delight, i : in | Petior number. phio, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the st of gned delight, if,our space at command in uly, at4 “clock, to consider and decide — ; i tions of importance, when and where it is pea tac moni permit a8 00 toi do. PERSONAL. Bose “ail the stock will be represented in person it, on the momert their patriotic task shall have been completed. Apropos: A single fact which we see stated in a San Francisco newspaper illustrates so forcibly the state of the sources of justice in that community and the necessity for its cor- ection on any terms, that we republish it, as follows—viz : Out of a thousand murders that have been committed in San Francisco since its settlement by our countrymen, but three P Ro Roand trip tickets will be issued by the agent at the depot. A col!ation will be een fora large number. OMA8 J GALT, ce sued — tage he “ it ues, Os! ows, us . c eae punished under judgment of the} The President's Position, and that of his| _....John Brougham is about to open the | NOPE oes oe eee eS BATLER, Sec. | J€20-3t Marshal in Chief pieyaicdictn pheicas = cor : the great musical establishment of JOHN F. ELLI8, 306 Pa. av., between 9th and 10tb sts Pianos and Melodeons for rent. je 26 BOSTON.—THE FASI BAIL Friends —Col. John H. George, of New Hamp- Bowery Theatre New York. Ss. — ADY’S FINE DAPPLE shire, one of the most eloquent and gifted| --:+ Laura Keene and Mr. Burton have jen ALE—A Li i : : ised their respeptive rights and % bay MARE, well broke Sold only champions of the democratic faith in New jaste invagard the re sear Theatre. because of the owner’s gol ye Ap- HS ble, 14 30-3i* England, recently stated in a speech at Na- vss. A. @. Penniman, C J. Orem, Wm. 8 ply at BIRC Stable, je shua, New Hampshire, that “ none will fol- Hopkins, and J. G. Gurlett, of Baltimore ree Sp UNIV Pin wey oF seene leaner RIDING GRAND CIVIC& MET aee EXCUKSION WASHINGTON YAGERS, TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION N, On MONDAY July 7th, 1856. HE UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE OF The Hards and Softs —Nothing else has occurred since the Cincinnati Convention that has caused so much pain to the democracy of Congress from all quarters of the country, as ILINS Lipper Schooner SEARS VILLE has Aen arrived and will roa quick despatch fore32 the above port. For Freightap;ly to | = E. T. Blake, of Washington, were in PB id bi bi Arr-gements in making the F. the refusal of the Hard Central State Com | ow the saadare of Mr. Buchanan ey previous to the 11th inst. : eoMPaRi Lives Stable, peel above asuvcaooment beg ate. in, je% lw =acnme = sheen . itte (of N , : closely or give him more hearty and enthusi- je 3°-3t* | behalf of the “ompany, to return their sincere | 2———-——— mitte (of New York) to carry out, in good | © i i +s+¢ The commencement exercises of the and c street, ON OS eae = thanks to their friends for the pstronage exten ted OK & OST ON-—THE PAST SAILING faith, the pledge made by their delegation at | **ti¢ support than the friends of Gen. Pierce, University of Virginia closed on Thureday. ~ Pp ee = > however strong their personal preferencesmay| 0. P Baldwin, of Richmond, addressed the perce Whee an EVEGLASE apes have been before the convention [{Knthusias- | three literary societies, and Rev. J. H. Brooks, | which was inscribed the name of the owner A Se seieeen 5 yan deteg thay wil uct sels | "NY Todt, heats Marval Oe ee eee do their daty = their candidate and their General Houston bas recovered from hie late fh EEE party, but gratify most fully the desire of | attack of catarrh, and is now able to stir ubout OST—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, BE- Gen Pierce On his return from Cincinnati | and see his friends He will return to Wash- tween theM E CHRIER cat Dumbarton street he saw the President at Washington. Say to | ington shortly. The General's attack was | and cat dpe Mrs sortie mired, wy cetciein a ; «Ray ' | very serious, and at one time his friends were | A "ward w Bet; Gan ee bd my friends at home, said he, that the highest | Sia’med on account of bis danger. oot Gay si eng tribute of respect they can pay to me wil! be ae to roll up @ majority of thousands for Mr. SpecuLatIoN In THE Fan West.—A corres- $5 aight, theaisiet Suse, vat) a NOTE OF Buchanan. [Cheers and cries of ‘ we will do pendent of the Northern Advocate, writing | panp & gainst Dr. Wiliam BM , pay- ate ane rom St Paul Minnesota, May 30, says : able tothe order cf Edward Wilburn, beeting aioe cee a “A gentleman from Massachusetts, a capi- | date April 28th, 1851. ‘The said note has a receipt Affairs in New Mexico —A correspondent | talist, last month, offered $140,900 for a “wa- | for for forty dollars payed the Sis: Bist of May, 1858, on Fe, New Mexico, writes n t] ter privilege’? at St. Anthony’s Falls, for WILBU as ote 8 follows : pire i manufacturing purposes, which would have eae admmintetaicix. Lesa been of incalculable advantage to that local 10 PERSONS ABOUT LEAVING THE We are on the eve of » war with the Navajo] ity and country, and which was thought by CITY —If you wish Brushes and Combs of Indians. General Garland intends to take the | the more rational of the citizens to have been any kind or quality, Soaps, Perfumery, Fans, field against them in person at the head of as | a}i the privilege was worth, and even more— | Paper, Porte Monnaies, &c , call at our store, as strong a force as he can make by drafts upon | and yet his offer was spurned with a vim, and | we are determined to sell these Goods at unpre- the various posts within his military depart- colly remarked ‘‘that privilege must bring cedented low rates. 306, Da = i ork ment. him a quarter of amillion or no s: In| 32% to them on :ormer occasions, and can only promise to do all that ean be done to merit the juance of the same. The steamer Georg» Washington, commanded by the we!l known Capt. Corson, wiil leave ber wharf atSa _m and2p m_,and leave the Pa- vilion at6 and 9p m LW. Weber’s Brass and Cotillon Band is en- gaged, and ‘he services of an experienced caterer secured Tickets, admitting a centleman and two ladies, ONE DOLLAR Committee of Arrangements. Lieut M Hopp, 3. Angermann, Ord. Sergt M aad HK. Met Seret. Schmat L. Keese, Cerp’l J. Wahl, 5 je 30-6t “THE WARRFN SPRINGS,” ONE MILE FROM BUCKTON STATION, on the Manassas Ra'lroad, will be he fh Cincinnati to execute the programme for the Settlement of the difficulty in the party in that State agreed on by that Convention. The representatives of the Hards upon that Pledge alone were admitted on equal terms (with the Sofie) over the report of the Cre- dentials’ Committee, composed of the ablest and most considerate member of each dele- gation, selected to dispose of their question, and that alone. They devoted long days and iearly whole nights to a patient investi- gation of the voluminous testimony presented and to carefully weighing the arguments ad- duced, and reported in favor of allowing the two rival sections to be represented pro rata with their relative strength as manifested in their average vote at each succeeding election, im the three previous years; and also that the Soft organization is the regular Democratic organisation of the Empire State. The Softs, Schooner HARIETTA BURR, © ap tain Nickerson. bas arrived and will have quisk despatch for the above port For freight apply to HARTLEY & 2RO je 25-lw 101 Water st , Geor, IMPORTANT INFORMATION. AVING DETERMINED ON CHANGINE our business, we will, after the ist pros‘ offe: our stock of Fancy Goods, Pleted Wa Watches and Jewelry. at cost, and ja lots tv so!" purehasers, at wholeszie or retail T. GALLIGAN & CO Dealers in Fancy Goods, Perfumery. &.. Je 25-6t 370 Pa av. under Browns’ Hotel hn EE eth atc OTLCE.—ALL PERSONS BAVIN! open accounts on our beoks are respect &' informed that we shail at once make an ind!* criminate distribution of the same to :beirre: P** tive owners. Those persors who prefer not!” have their bilis seat to them will find them rer¢! made off ana for delivery at our desk. *¢t!~ ments according to terms of sale, are res} €c ly asked without dela , je23-dtJulyt CLAGETT DODSON & CO_ Nerice.—a LL PERSONS INDE spre ¢ to the und«isigned are hereby informed Me siti os —— for the reception of visitors on the uly. Four Horse coaches will run daily between the Station aud the Springs on the arrival ard departure of the Cars Passe leaving Baltimore by the moining train ive at the Springs at oie and those re- turning seach Alexandria, Washington to de off by tt * The court martial for the trial of Major Geo | vil} roperty there will be acrash, and let HAT WOULD BEAN APPROPRIATE | dinner belr respective accounts will be made ¢ é however, manifested 80 generous a spirit that | 4 Blake, of the U. S. dragoons, Vectiies tice tha twill, stand from under lest they present to take orsend home to your wives 25th instant, and he confident! expect of Ju the majority of the Convention determined to | its session today, haying adjourned to this| find themselves buried beneath its ruins | and daughters? Four, five, or a dozen pieces of These Waters have been long known ard a vanctpal == tpi ee: ree agg lt of the ine! julphur Sp: Beiticnore demonstrates ite x h medical and curative properties ‘¢'ther varieties of mineral water are found in close pbc peg net and when the analysis of these shall have been compieted by he same eminent chemist, the whole will call and settle the same either by cash or with notes at sbcrt «lates WM. R. RILEY, Corner of Sth street and opposite Sis je 24-6t PECIAL NOTICE.—ALL PERS tax their devotion to the cause tothe extent of demanding that they should meet the minor- ity on equal terms in the body; and to that determination they added instructions that a single State convention should be called. selected from the lo period in order to procure the important tes- | Scores are returning to the East without mak. | NeW and fashionable music. ‘imony of Judge PE. Brocehus. The Judge | ing investments tor Gedishes purposes, who, | Jus, rencived at the great SOON F ELLIS arrived ut Fort Union, in his judicial district, | put for the sharkish speculations of the West, je 30 906 Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sts. ce the Conger and a _— city, having } would have increased her pasinens facilitios, Sen eee een most te ti to tl it, = Territory (5 pet bel 3 5 ee A i ir many towns fifty 7 per cent, within the short G Winter supplies of COAL will be atecy ‘fulls ie baving accounts with me ere repre space of two years will be given to tie public pte they ere now ready, - charges against Major Blak © Dumerous for the next week by the subsc.iber, who has now This Property having but atly peserd it they 4 hey ae On the assembling of the two State commit- — Serious, and rate to a mutiny of the} Tae Prog Manker.—We presume a majori- ape 750 tons of the ote kinds sof Goal, and of | the possession of an ‘endo es wet la “ = —, arg 33 Mallon Ie ad. p . ed and 4 tees recently at Albany, to the astonishment ae Sy OE ed fo his regiment at Fernandes | ty of our citivens axe maAware' of te fact that Je 3:-eo3t__ Weat side oth «, bet_D. and E. Prelected. Qo ge CSirectty “quested. CHAS Bi eeesoe of the Democracy of the whole Union after other things, with Bey ie sant eed omens quite a lively usiness is being transact Sarr erected, however, and Bath Simon je - iw No 424 Pe! oa in our city. Such, however, is the case, and GSEARD:. THE LION KILLER what transpired at Cincinnati, the Hard com- Rechel snd the New World mittee refuse to join in that oall, alleging that they have no authority to do so from their “ constituents. They make this refusal on so flimsy « pretext, with the full knowledge that they are thus endangering the success of the Room ‘and Ten Pin Alley are in course of con rection, and wil shor ly be completed The Springs are siuated in the immediate ‘ie view from the prin inal Saiding teen the m the nilding is ex ten: ive and exceedingly grand ‘ana bewutt ul; the Prospect being the Blue Ridge on the one pay baer by the g-eaterand less N: Moun- in mg Bp the mutiny about. & man is constantly engaged in buying up this Ail officers of the Territory are now at | delectable aol for the New York market ane eines amen Sica ae their posts, excepting Mr. Davis. the Secre- | where it commands a high price We are in- FERGUSON’s, tary, who is on @ visit to the States. formed that the consumption of this article is | je 20- next to Lammond, 486 7th street. Our esteemed fellow citizen, James L. Col- | not alone confined to the Johnny Crapeaus, sa¥ LORD, TRE i — tins, Eeq., editor of the Santa Fe Gazette, | but it is also indulged {a toe considarablelen, MX ck Ride DUKE OF BUCKISa- leaves with the mail ot this month for tent by Americans. We also learn that sev- m en Hand him a copy of Mrs. :N- F* SALE.—A PORTABLE STE* oe voile! INE three horse power. Jocomoti ee Ht It has bern in use at this office, and nel sale becaure it is replaced with ‘pn eng! greater pewer It will be fourd ex r viceable, and will be sold low for cas2_ 7 So cast, JOussToR’s FNILOSOPBICAL Tica be the Z 3 ton. The citizens of this place called upon lof our leading restaurants serve up fi Seon new Magazine, and say there are more | tain on t! complete with Key, sald to be the 7 Democratic national ticket in New York. } him in a body last exeaiee to take leave of | tee portia Re thule caalomers, Mbeya left. Also, other new ree R OURO NS: Pe I seeaphar teamed conden age ever gotten up for schools a ERGUSON, « ‘They have bad ample time to obtain such au- | him—to wish him a safe journey and a speedy | gus, je 0- next to Lammond, 486 7th street. owe = ve ria sel Peary x corte s, 867 5