Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1856, Page 5

ICATI Up! old man who has tw ing Last Nignt.—We learn that the Know | been residing neat the varoud depot for some Fe eee ented cmeecs eee Eee TELEG RAPHIC NEWE. Nothings are a good deal out of humor to day | time past, died suddenly yesterday. He was | [8B FIRST PAGE FOR OTHER AUCTION SALES.] THIS AFTERNOON AND TO-MORROW. By WALL, BARNARD & OO , Auctioneers. t @ TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 1, at 5o’clock, in front of our store, corner 9th street and Pa. avenue, we shall sell, on account of whom it may concern— with the unsatisfactory manner in which their meeting went off last night From first to last the rowdy elements of the Know Noth’ party had sway, infinitely to the diseatisfac- On 0! I FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. an old soldier, it is said, and was worn out in } BY HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH y 5 By A. GREEN, Anctioneer. the service.. Old age and.exposure was the h! WO STURY FR - probable causo of his death. T tien.—On None ome of daly I shall sell in front of the premise Gutrine a Foretasre or tnet® Heredr- | p m., lot No. Bie, cae No. 190, aitecied Shthe veR.—The Organ folks are alarmed about the | corner cf 4% and I streets south. ’ The lot fronts FI ee en re see tN Boarp or Atpenwenx.—The Board met at the usual hour, the President, (Mr. Clarke,) in the chair. Communications from the Mayor were re- ABRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA. f the more sedate members of the order. FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. magine the disgust of such staid, respectable i i two seat Pheton, in good order, and a nice ve- ed, and, with various petitions, were sp- | Old Hunkers as Joseph H. Bradley and Sen- | heat of the weather. They quote the ther- | 47feeton 4%, running ‘back with the line of 1 ; m eecsaerfor referred. ; ator Crittenden, in bei nual inter- | mometer at 140 degrees! That must be ra- | street 75 feet” On the south part of the lot isa Asbo} T Coupes Oar ze belonging to Mr. Cramp- Qvgnec, June 30 —The steamer North On motion of Mr. Smith, the Board took up | rupted in their most patriotic h-falutions, ther a fiery location at the corner of Tenth Socd two-story frame honse, containt five rooms ton, British Minister America arrived here this evening, bringing the resolution in relation to the late police of | by the drunken, imbecile rowdyism of the ja- | and avenu the house Will been seen pate, of the lot with | ‘This Carriage is to be sold on account of the | Liverpool dates to Wednesday, the 18th inst., the city. : venile ‘‘Sams,”’ over whom the elders of th of the lot. which fs ibocornet wittcone pat purchaser not complying with the terms on which | four days Inter than the Asia's advices. Mr. hey moved that the question be post- to exercise no restraint what- | Essex.—We shall not be surprised to learn vagant lot. > WHE be sold &s 8 | it was sold at a previous sale The most important feature of the news is ‘e] WALL, BARNARD &CO., Je 30-d Auctioneers sain a EO Bv JAMES C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. ALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON North I, between 21st and 224 streets at Auc- tion.—On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 27, at 6 o'clock, I shall sell Lot No. 18. in square No. 77, fronting 53 feet 1 inch on North I. between Qist and 22d streets, running back 143 feet 9K inoves to a3 feet alley. This lot will be subdi- vided into three 17 feet 8 inch lots. Title indisputable. Sale on the premises Terms : One-third cash; the residue inoneand two years. for notes bearing interest and Bpon the property. . C. McGUIRE, je 2l-eod Auctioneer. poned in order that the Mayor’s nominatiens ii aken up; postponed. ay zy Ding to vote on the nomina- tions, Mr. Busey stated the course of action he should pursue on the nominations. He should make no factious opposition. The competency of the nominee would be the main question in deciding his vote, with one or two excep- tions. He would not vote for any man wi had changed his politics a day or two before the election for the purpose of getting office. The vote being taken on the nomination of James M. Carlisle, for Corporation Attorney, he received 14 votes, and was declared to be confirmed unanimously. E J. Klopfer was confirmed as Bookkeeper by a vote of 10 to4 The nomination of Andrew J. Locke was rejected by a vote of 10 to4 Mr. Dove inquired what the objection was tothe nominee? Why didn’t the opposition come out openly and state their grounds of bsp He objected to this fighting in the bush. Mr. Busey said no threats of chatbeneet which he understood had been mado, woul intimidate him. He understood that the nom- inee was in bad health, and he was evidently unfit for the office. Mr. Dove said it had been the custom here- tofore, when changes have been made, to have a committee of investigation, and contended that it was the proper course in this case. He would like to hear a repetition of Mr. Busey’s remarks about ‘‘threats."’ Mr Busey replied that he didn’t allude to him, (Mr e) Mr. Dove gave notice of a motion of recon- sideration of the rejection of Mr. Locke at the next meeting. The nomination of Joseph E. Rawlings, as Commissioner of Lmprovoments in the first dis- trict was rejected by a vote of 10 to 4 Mr Dove gave notice of reconsideration at the next meeting. Mr. Busey gave asa reason for voting against the nominee that he had changed his politics lately. Mr Smith said he would very frankly state that he objected te the nominee on the ground ig went the lights rockets absolutely refused to £ up inthe direction assigned for them, at went off obliquelyin all directions to the dis comfiture of the audience; transparencies, upon which the getters up had specially plumed themselves, were found te beinsuch outrageous bad taste that they were ignominiously hus- tled away out of sight in the rear of the stand. This fate befell a very elaborate monumental Peneeaeenny from the Seventh Ward, on which the Genius of Liberty, in a blue gown, was represented in a bent position, with her hands pressed upon her stomach, with an ap- arance of acute agony, as if she were suf- fertng from the summer complaint and was in the last stage of collapse. A sgilor,on the reverse side, was represented straddled like the Colossus of Rhodes, and with legs dis- tended at so obtuse an angle as terribly to threaten the integrity of the seat of his pant- aloons. The meeting was presided over by Mr. Jos. H. Bradley, who made a few opening remarks, but he was evidently not inthe enthusiastic mood, nor was the audience. Gen. McCalla defined his position and read rye resolutions. (Audience still out of spir- Senator Crittenden was Le so forward, but he too was laboring under the prevailing blues, and failed to pump up any enthusiasm. An ill-advised imitation of the Democratic meeting, double-stand speaking, resulted ina failure, as the meeting, though respectable in er of size, was not large enough to bear ividing. We have no doubt the Know Noth- ings will rectify all these little errors in fu- ture; and by holding their mass meet:ngs in — school-house make a pretty respectable show. Tax Discracerut Know Noraixe Riot.— ‘The Mayor was promptly on the ground at the Know Nothing res as was his duty, to preserve order. and while in the exercise of this duty he came across a party of boys, and boyish men whe were gathered on the steps in the vicinity ef the speakers stands, drinking whisky from a bottle, and making a general disturbance, being a portion of the same party ere midnight of the re-arrest of Essex, the murderer of Quigley. that there is now a prospect of the pendi: difficulties between Great Britain and the United States being soon amicably adjusted. In the House of Lords, Lord Clarendon stated, in reply to a question from Lord Der- by, that it was uot the intention of the Govern- ment to advise the Queen to suspend diplo- matic relations with America. This announce- ment was loudly cheered. Lord Derby expressed his satisfaction, but said he regarded the Government's course a8 humiliating, and an acknowledgment of error. Lord Clarendon appealed to the House not to join Lord Derby in pressing the question and the subject was then dropped- The funds immediately rose in censequence of the announcement that Mr. Dallas was not to be dismissed. Congols for money are quoted at 94ia94j. THE MARKETS Liverroon, June 17th.—Cotton—Sales yes- terday of 12,000 bales, including 5,000 bales to ulators atanadvance of} Sales to day of 5,000 bales, the market receding from the eer of yesterday and closing at Friday's Sales Breadstuffe —Prices are a trifie higher for Flour and Wheat. Corn has advanced Is; Western Canal 358; Philadelphia 36sa37s; Red Wheat 10s. 34. Manchester advices are more favorable. Kansas Emigrants Returning. Sr. Lovis, June 30 —The Chicago company of Kansas emigrants who were disarmed at Lexington, arrived here on Saturday, on their return home. Assistance for Mexico. New Yorx, July 1.—The Herald says that an armed expedition is forming here, and in some southern cities, to proceed to Mexico, and the government of that country in the event of hostilities with Spain. rms liberal, and made known at sale. je26-d ri A GREEN, Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auction Warcn Raturxs.—Hanson Cokely, colored, : ape drunk and disorderly at the soar g in front H* TO ere EDN LOT ON Nerth of the City Hall; workhouse thirty days. —On WEDNESDAY, the 24 suly, I » in front of the premises, at 6 o’clock GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE. Rm Lot No.4, in square No. 184. fronting on — papa oer bead 45 feet 10 inches, with age de; feet 10 inches to a 30 feet a __ Groraerown, July 1, 1856. | sitey, with a L5-fect side alley. ‘The above des- T considerable drumming up yesterday | cribed property i@ handsomely located imme evening, the Know Notbi mustered quite | diately in the rear of the magnificent dwellin: & respectable procession. to attend tho mals ea betag erected by George W Riggs, Esq ratification meeting in your city. Being a lit- | Tye pet esd eee aon of Lafayette squate. tle anxious to know how many old tine Whigs oa TT ReEN Acas (those who had not long since united with the | — rT ol cecil Know Nothing party) would accompany them By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. we watched the line pretty closely as it passe VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON Ninth out Bridgo street, and we confess if there was street, between nerth I street and New any in it we were unable to discover them. | ¥¢F* ®vemue.—On WEDNESDAY AFTER- We did, however, to our utter surprise dis- alec at 6 o'clock, on the premise, I cover borne in the line the old Whig banner. | fronting a re Oe Lot No. 6, in square No. 403, This trick, ag the old tars say, “took us all | | streetand New York swans, Te eben aan ic , , running back 92}, aback.’’ We wondered how it was possible | feet, containing 1.850 square feet. that they would consent to march under the | Terms: One-third cash; and the residue in banner of a party which had been dengunced | $!x, and twelve months, with interest, secured by one of their pet leaders (the Hon. H. W. | >Y @ deed of trust on the premises Davis) as “the rump of a dishonest, and | _J¢2-4 JA8.C_ Mc6UIRE, Auct’r. Lehre pe Party.” The Uiieary old em- WANTS — em of other days seemed to hang its head and blush as the light now and thes fell full ~ upon it, and soliloquise thus: “Oh, Doolittle, WANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK AND Doolittle, yon have brought your pigs to a h wash for a small family. K street, third aie eareey at Inst.” They also carried in | BOUS® east of 2d. ue the line quite a multitude of transparencies. ANTED—BY A YOUNG 2 — Decidedly the cheapest and most desirable tion to drive a carriage Apoly af) dis. oF excursion which we have have seen advertised | fice between 2 and 4 o’clock to-morrow afternoon. for the Fourth, is the. one which is going to ite Harper’s Ferry on the fine packet Arago. z a 5 Every inducement is offered Uhe seekers of eps ire Y good calmed sonia pleasure of recreation to avail themselves of | the kitchen, that can cook, wash and fron. Also its ae Only think of it; for the | a good child’s nurse, for which merchandise vill small sum of $3 50 you can have the pleasure | '¢ given in exchange at cash prices Apply, of riding over one hundred and twenty miles, | through Box 313 Post Office. Je39-1w seeing beautiful and romantic scenery, the AND WARRANTS WANTED IN EX- government works at the Ferry, feast upon all L change fora small house on M st., near 3th the delicacies of the season, and that, too, | Enquire at No. 427 Aighth street, between G and Noguetems fear of being blown up or run off | H. je30-3t @ track, 5 ; ; = ERS The pupils of Mr. P. A. Bowen’s mathemat- See Soe ee eRuED The above sale is postponed watil TUESDAY AFTERNOON, July Ist, same hour and place. JAS. C. cGUIRE, je Auctioneer. By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. MALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT AT Public Saie.—On WEDNESDAY AFTER- NOON, July 2d, at half- 6 o'clock, on the remises, I shall sell partof Lot No 7, inSquae 0512, fronting 25 feet on north N street, between 4th acd Sth streets, running back 185 feet to a 30 feet alley, with the improvements, consisting of anearly new Frame House, contalning four rooms, sae. with en excelient dry cellar under the whole. This property is situated in one of the most healty locations in the city, with excellent water near by, and is very desirable. Terms: One-third cash ; the residue in six and twelve months, with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises. je 26-d JAS. C.McGUIRE, Auct’r By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. WELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING a i] > “ > ™ 4 & D R- at lralf-past 6 o’clock, on th 1 Lots Nos. 3and 4, Square No. 570, situated at the corner of north E street and Third street west. Those lots have been sub- divided to make six lots fronting each 25 feet 6 inches on north E street, See | back 116 feet to 2 10 feet alley, and six lots fronting 24 feet 1 inch = Sdstreet, running beck 155 feet to a 30-feet al- ley. These are probably the best proportioned and most eligibly situated lots to be found for sale in that very desirable part of the city fora private Insurrection in Venezuela. New Yor, June 1.—Advices from Yene- ruela report the insurrection there as becoming serious. The insurgents had captured four towns, and were marching on Bolivar. that he had belonged ly to the American | of Sam’s followers whom Mr Bradley had oc- yf r wanted. Apply at 490 Fourteenth st., conth | Tesidence, and the sale should command the at- i A r rd y bs ical and classical di > tention of capitalists as well as persons desiring a . =, Ripon make a very good officer for | casion to rebuke so pointedly for disturbing ae us, fi Thursday, me Heh iarary tent = ofthe Avene, first-class building site = . Col. Fremont’s Views. aug! A the speakers by their mandlin rowdyism: | the way of an exhibition. From our personal ANTED—A WOMAN TO COOK, wash | Title indisputable Mr. Miller objected te the past crimes of the nominee being raised againsthim. He thought he was not so badly tainted by his late associations but that he might reform (Laughter.) Mr Dove stated that Mr. Rawlings had withdrawn from the Know Nothings some time ago. ‘ The nomination of R. B. Owens, as Com- missioner of the Second District, was rejected by a vote of 9 to5 The nomination of Thomas G. Barrett, as Commissioner of the Third District, was re- New Yorx. June 30 —The Evening Post contains Col Fremont’s letter of acceptance of the North American nomination. He inti mates that he will in afew days communicate a paper designed for all parties, giving his views on the leading questions agitating the country. The Mayor very properly attempted to check the disturbance, and while doing so, was as- saulted by these rowdies, who were encour- aged bymen standing by, who, too cowardly to incur the odium of the dastardly act them selves, egged on these boyg and rowdies to attack the Mayor. The chaste rallying cries of “‘Gumballs’’ and “ Chunkers’’ meantime was raised, and a large crowd of these pre- cious specimens of aaa athered round the Mayor, striking him wi sts, stones and slung-shet, shouting hurrah for ‘‘Sam,’’ and swearing like so many demons. Terms : One-fourth cash; the residue in six, twelve, and eighteen months, With interest, se- cured by deed of trust on the premises je 2-4 JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auct’r. 7 The abeve sale is pest ed until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 25th same hour and place, at which time the beautiful Lots on E street wili eer te be sold without reserve. JAS. C. McGUIRE, je 20-4 Auctioneer. {[> The above sale is postponed in conse- Recon of the uatil WEDNESDAY AF- TERNOON, July 2d, same hourand place je2da JAS C. McGUIRE, Auct’r. knowledge of many of the pupils and the and fron for a small f2mily Must bring Risers d recommendations. Apply at 392 Massachu- teacher, we have not a doubt but it will be are something well worthy the attendance of every oe Pia mevt cloes trom 10th sieeot: admirer of youthful talent. nae In addition to the Sabbath schools already ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE young noticed by us that intend publicly to celebra- nadectanaa ir eerie whe best on aces ting the Fourth, we have learned that the West | can be given. Address a. note to the Ster Oflies, Georgetown Methodist school intend Spending | for“BP” — je 30-208” the day in the woods of Mrs. Dashields, where || —————_______i_ the Declaration of Independence will be read VS ee a a recap by Mr. James Calhoun, and an address suit- chaciherweri oc aewians rAork nae No iS iss peabe a the occasion delivered by tho Rey. Mr. | street. eS PP'y je ou otwalt. Baltimore Markets Baxtimors, July 1.—Flour is firm, with an upward tendency; salesof 1.500 bbls. Howard, Onio, and City Mills $6.25a#6.374, the latter for Wheat is firm; to prime reds $1 35 jected by a vote of 9 to 5. The police officers, and members of the aux- ° TK. ar = a$1.45; whites $1 65a$1.75. Cora—white 52 Mr. B id he had h <i PE Lise iy The day will also be celebrated at the old AN TE D—WANTED—WANTED—TO wr BU ea " petency ——- against Mr haere Hog iliary guard, who endeavored to penetrate the Georgetown College in their usual appropriate find persons in want of the following ar- By JAS. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer 56c.; yellow 50ad40. crowd were resisted by the gang of ro 4 The Mayor, while endeavoring to seize and carry away a person who had struck him. with a stone, was disabled momentarily by a stroke from a slung-shot upon the back of the neck. The Mayor, accompanied by some of the officers, made his way with difficulty towards the guard house, and on reaching the market RUSTEE'’S Provisions are dull; Mess pork $20 Bacon— shoulders 9sa9ic ; sides 11i. Lard is firm at llial3e. in bbls. and kegs. and interesting manner. tieles: Notwithstanding the extreme heat of the oem any receiv tonne orsquare last week or so, the health of our city continues | Off Paintings, large andsmall a excellent; never better, to our knowledge, at | Marble-to Tackett Tables, in bronze or gold. this season of the year. Al kinds of Pictures framed, and eny size Fe on GO ares continues firm, with a oe. Cee ea in the gilding tisk demand for shipping and other purposes. arose pees st : at $6.25 for good naar biases nod ange oe +e] = ve of — = He sented hemp = in the grain market since our report of Satur- | {hetima, farca scat considered it an outrage to bring a citizen from another Ward to fill the most important office in the Fifth and Sixth Wards Mr. Moore expressed a hope that some one who had voted in the negative would make a motion to reconsider in the case of Owens, and Mr. Houston thereupon made that motion. The nomination of James Espey, as Com- missioner of the Fourth District, was confirmed By virtue of a deed in trust bearing date oa the 23d day of November, 1855, end recorded in Li- ber J A.S., No. +02, folios 433 et seq,, the sub- scriber will sell on THURSDAY, the idth day of July, 1856, at 6 o’clock p m., on the premises part of square No_ 375, fronting ¢3 feet 10 inches on 9th street west between @ and H streets north, New York Markets. New Yors, July 1.—Flour has advanced ; sales of 10.500 bbls; good State $6.10; superfine Ohio $6.35; standard Southern $7.10 Wheat has advanced, bat prices are yet wey = mes, % nd running beck that width 101 feet. ‘ t r was joined by Captain Mills, whereupon the | day, the times, for cash a badger vad tent | wnquotable; sales of 45,000 bushels. Corn sued in cootequence of an intimation pon | HURIOE fug-ehot rowdies'made way for |’ *” S| piterinserioa’” °% Reettti2nd Looking Glass «toe amd theo suet Presbsterien Church ta | has advanced, but is yet unsettled ; sales of ? As jim to pass. 5 Pi : ite Kirkwood Hon awell improved neighborhocd. and rapidly en- | 25.000 bushels the part of the anti-Know Nothings, that the } = . GAS HEATER, OR NATURAL LAMPS. | 2% Penna. avenue, oppos! jeune. ‘ Met ; ' 5 vote looked suspicious, and as if Mr. Espey A fdiow with a fiddle now followed the ig dec 19 JOHN WAGNER. bancing in value, and is one of the most beaut Pork bad advanced; sales of 450 bbis.: mesa Seventy-five Cents cach at Retail. Patented by W. F. Shaw, Boston, Massachusetts. my LE ainsi od x The following is taken from the Boston FOR SA AND RE ° ranscript : Gas AND Arr SuuMeR Cooking Stoves, in- So ERE AAEST EASE FOR DIESE MOTHERS yented and patented by Mr. W. F. Shaw, of OR RENT—A COMFORTABLE DWEL- Boston, who after experimenting in this line ling House to let, No 406 Ninth street above of inventions the past eix years, has finally au and = or put of the Furniture for sale oe sueceeded in inventing a most perfect appa- Ue et ote sen ratus, which for utility, comfort, neatuess, bl 5 - econom and uniformity of results, surpasses Weer aoe ain ibe Soeaore noe any before invented or offered to the public | ter, &c. Apply at No. 353 I street, between 13th Me Shaw oe jetiere of approval of the ecien- | and 14th. je 25At* tific principles adapted by him to his different rITH THE VIEW OF CLO-ING OUR styles of gas cooking aod heating soporeaus, business, we offer for sale, on »ccommoda- from come of the highest professional c| emists, | ting terms, the following property in Washing- who not only approve of thoze stoves, but have | ton city: eee them in their familes. Says ap snare pt tata isa ya mong the patents which h story Frame House, (No. 588) fronting on nort Mr Shes Goee kane re apa ieee side of [ street, between 4th and Sth, having a heating and cooking apparatus. As other in- back building attached, with stable, and small i i * : me house on rear of lot. ventions haye been introduced which are in- — of Lot 18, square 288, on which fs a two- tended to accomplish the same object, it would story Brick, (No. 411,) with back building ard be weil to state that every invention of Mr. | cellar, fronting on south sideof H street, between Shaw’s has his name and date of patent affix- | 12th and 13th. ed to it. and that he will refund the money for | _, Part of Lot 27, square 100, with two two-story any of his apparatus that does not fully ac- Sets —— Pas the west side of 20th street, complish all they are represented to. Hither- gto eee OS sar Three three st: Brick Houses, fronting 50 ft. to the objection to the use of gas and ‘atmos- | on th street weet in Square No 399, commenc- heric air mixture as fuel for culinary and ing at corner of N street north, and running north eating purposes, has been, that as the mixed | on the east side of 9th street. ‘These houses have gas and air is inflamed on the surface of the | back buildings, and they are on gen rent by wire gauze, part of the product of combus- | [¢48¢ of ninety-nine years, renewable, with priv- tion escapes laterally from the wire gauze | "<P $f purcsse at any time. surface and mixes with the surrounding street auth, betwecn Bd and i strects este atmospheric air, thereby forming not only | closed with a good fence, and having a two-story noxious odors, but those deadly poisons, form- | Frame Building on rear of it. ic acid gas and aldehyde, which becomes ab- Lots—, square 447, fronting on west side of 6th sorbed by the food, thus rendering it highly street, commencing at the cornerof O street and deleterious. pre octneasy ae tect They can be leased Mr. Shaw’s invention consists in part of 2 surrounding the wire gauze surface with fine- aiweaon “sei Hones ana an on Mont- ly perforated tin, by which the flame and the | gomery street, opposite the Public School. products of combustion are supplied with at- Anda two-story Brick House and Lot on Wa- mospheric air at a very hig temperature | ter street, near Congress. On the rear of this lot which he has discovered is actually necessary | 18 @ g00d stable, su: clently Lar e for 4 horses. for a complete chemical union or perfect com- DICKSON & KING, Mayor, scraping away, at the instigation of these brave ‘‘ Samites,’’ whereupon Captain Mills ateninses to arrest the fiddler, but was struck on the back of the head with a slung shot, and the prisoner escaped. The crowd continued to follow the Mayor until he entered the Kirkwood House. The rowdy gang lingered here, shouting, throwing stones. firing pistols, &c., for a while and then dispersed. The Mayor reached his own residence about midnight. He is at his office to-day in the exercise of his duties, and though somewhat bruised is we are glad to hear not seriously injured. The disgracefully lying reports which the rowdies have started to shield themselves will injure none but themselves Several officers were bruised and beaten, among them Officers Cooper and Reynolds. The names of the most prominen: actors have been obtained, and others who were there can be identified as soon as seen again. All will be reported to the Grand Jury, without re- spect of persons, and it is the sincere wish of all good citizens that they will be punished to the extent of the law. ful end desirable locations for private residences in the city, and offers a favorable opportunity to persons desiring either to build or invest. The property will be sold either as a whole or in two buliding lots of 24 feet 5 inches in front each way, to suit purchasers. ‘Terms of sale: One third cash; and the bal- ance in 6, 12, ard 1s months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale, and if not complied with in five days after the sale the property wi'l be resold, upon one weck’s notice, atthe risk and expense of the purcheser 11 conveyancing at the expense ofthe purchas- er, and title made indisputable. CHAS.S. WALLACH, Trustee JAS.C. McGUIRE, je 28-eod&ds Auctioneer. By A. GREEN, Auctionecr WO BRICK KILNS AT AUCTION —On THURSDAY, July 34,1 shail sell on the premises, at6 o’clock p. m., two Brick Kilns, containing sixty or eighty thousand brick, situated on Square No 353, between north V and W and 10th end Boundary streets. The kilns to be re- moved in twenty days Terms: Under $30 cash; over $30, a credit of two and four months, for notes bearing interest, and satisfactorily endorsed. A. GREEN, je2s-d Auctioneer. By A_ GREEN, Auctioneer. ANDSUME BUILDING LOTS i, between l4thand 15th street tion.—On THURSDAY, the 2d of July, { shail sel', at 6 o’clock p m, in frontof the premises three hazd8eme Building Lots, fronting 22 feet each onnrth L street, renning back about 100 feet, between Mthstreet and Vermont avenue ard 15th street, being Lots C, D, and E, in John Daly’s subdivision of square No. 245. The above described property is handsomely situated as it regards hea\th, gocd water, and con- venience to the pubiic Departments. There is an abundance of grapes and other fruit on the prem- ises. Terms of sale: One-fourth cash; the balance in6, 12, and 15 months, for notes bearing interest from the day of sale. A deed given anda deed of trusttaken. Title indisputable. jexwa A GREEN, Auctioneer $20 374. Beef is firm; sales of 250 bbis.; Weetern mess$12. Lard is firm; sales of 300 bbls. at 11}al2e Whisky is easier; sales of 100 bbls; Ohio 294e. Fivancial. New Yorn, July 1—Stocks are bizher Chicago and Rock Island 93; Cumberland Coal Co. 23; [illinois Central Shares 98; Mich- igan Sohthern 101; New York Central 93} ; Pennsylvania Coal Company 103; Rending 923; Missouri 6’s 86; Illenois Central Bonds 90. Sterling exchange is firm at 10 per cent. premium. A ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE must be a member of the Order. George H Fulmer was confirmed as Com- missioner of the Washington Asylum by a vote of 3 to6 W. Bruner, for the same position, was con- firmed unanimously, Mr. Smith being excused from voting. Mr. Busey gave notice of a motion to recon- sider the vote by which Mr. Fulmer had been confirmed. EF. Queen was confirmed by a vote of 8 to 6. Mr. Evans asked and was excused from Voting on this nomination. Mr. Bayly moved to excuse him for the bal- ance of the evening. |Laughter | The nomination cf John R Queen, as In- tendant of the Asylum, was rejected by a vote of 10 to 4. Mr. Bayly gave notice of a reconsideration of the vote. Ars —— of = W. Miller, M. D., as bysician of the Um, was rejected by a me of 10 to4 Wi -™ “ Mr. Miller gave notice of reconsideration. Joseph Cross was confirmed as Commissioner of Canal by a vote of 9to 5. William Wise, do., was confirmed by a vote of 8 to 6. Mr. Emery, having voted in the negative on Mr. Wise’s appointment, asked leave to change his vote, he believing Mr. Wise to be a good man and well qualified for the situa- tion. Mr. Emery’s vote being changed, the vote on the confirmation of Mr. Wise was an- nounced as standing 9 to 5. Hiram Ritchey was confirmed as Sealer of Weights and Measures by a vote of 9 to 5. Jos. W. Martin was unanimously confirmed az Inspector of Fire Apparatus. The question coming up on the nomination of James W. Baggott, as Chief of Police, Mr Smith eaid that the bill before the Board wruld, if passed, materially change the Police system, and he thought the nomination had better be laid over Mr. Miller thought they tai better confirm AvExaypria, July I, 1856. The preparations for the celebration of the coming anniversary of our national indepon- dence are few and far between. The Mount Vernon Guards leave the day before for Win- chester ; and we suppose private pic nic par- ties, amid the green wood shade; fishing par- ties, beside the river’s brink; excursion par- ties to Piney Point, the White House, and elsewhere, will occupy most of our people, a considerable number of whom will, we pre- sume, imbibe a moderate portion of the ex- cellent caw de vie for which our city is famous. Last Sabbath was an occasion of consider- abie interest to that large portion of our cit- izens that worship in the Protestant Episcopal Church. At Christ Church, on Sunday morn- ing. after an unusually able discourse from Ephesians iv, 24, Bishop Johns administered the rite of confirmation to thirteen persons, of whom a considerable number were young la- dies. During the past week there have been services at either Christ or St. Paul's church every evening. The collection on behalf of the Kansas em- igant movement proceeds but slowly. We hope that a more commendable feeling will Mr. Wx. Patuer, well known to the mu sical professors and amateurs of Washington, died suddenly yesterday at Liberty Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, near Fifteenth street He went into the hall about one o'clock, and, attempting to sit down, fell upon the floor. He was helped to a seat, and appearing to bo unwell, Mr. Hammack, one of the proprietors, helped to move him to a refreshment room, where he could rest himself without being disturbed. In this room he remained until his groans again attracted the attention of Mr, Hammack, who eent for physicians and at the same time had Mr. Palmer removed to a bet- ter position in the passage. He was taken with convulsions, and aftera relief from them he died before the physicians arrived. The physicians in attendance decided that the death was caused by disease of the heart. The deceased is not, as stated by a cotem- (YAS HEATERS.—ANOTHER SUPPLY of those Gas Heaters so conveniest for the te -eolw wn 5 eal rall ily. | ere long be exhibited on this subject, aad the Mr. Baggott, and then legislate him out : porary, Prof. William H. Palmer, (Robert bustion of the mixed gases and the entire pre- 2 a asco ee GTOve oe Sennen waning, funds fees in paglllty. a use fe eis jut again | Heller,) but an uncle of that gentleman. vention of the formation of the above named OR RENT.—FOUR NEW SMALL BRICK | complete. G6. FRANCIS, We hear that it is in contemplation to es- poisons. As the apparatus is now construct- Houses just finished, immediately northwest ed, the most sensitive tests cannot detect the | of the Capitol, between B street and the Railroad least trace of their presence. Incommunica | Depot. apply at the Capitol extensionto FRAN- tions received from Prof. A A. Hayes and J. BROOKS. sm 15-e0tf M. Wightman, Esq, the absence of these RUG STORE FOR SALE—THE AD- objections is attributed wholly to snnvanding vertiser wishing to enter into business in the wire gauze surface with finely perforated | another place, will sell his Drug Store at a very tif, apering as above stated Pe small price for cash or notes well endorsed. Ad- je2i 490 Seventh st. GAUZE MERINO AND SILK UNDER- SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. NOTHER AND VERY LARGE SUPPLY of Gentlemen’s Underdress this day opened, of every variety of size and quality, such as— Gauze Silk SHIRTS and DRAWERS Do Merine Do Do Mr. Busey thought it was necessary the should elect pooner ol 7 The question being taken the nomination was rejected by a vote of 8 to 6. Mr. Dove gave notice of a reconsideration. R HL. Digges was confirmed as Police Con- stable of the Hirst Ward by a vote of 13 to 1 tablish a new Catholic diocess, the See to be at Washington, and to comprehend within its juriediction Alexandria, the District of Co lumbia, and the lower counties of Maryland, and to be called the Diocess of Washington. It is said that the present Bishop of Rich- mond, Rev. John McGill, D. D., will be trans- Court or Cxaims.—-Yesterday, Justice Scarburgh delivered the opinion of the court on the reargument of the case of Sturges, Burnett, & Co.; favorable _Bill ordered to reported. Judge Blackford dissenting. Chief Justice Gilchrist delivered the opin- ion of the court in the case of Thomas Phe- 2 DW ferred to the new diocess, and that Rey. Mr. Mr. Dove gave notice of reconsideration. Also, in the case of Rhodes & Austill; fav- | ington street, opposite Bromfield street, are Je 26-e03t* Do Shaker Do Do McGill at Richmond. orable. Bill ordered to be reported. Also, in the case of William Neil and oth- ers; unfavorable to the claim. Robert C. Gilchrist, of Charleston, 8. O., was sworn an attorney of the court. making extensive preparation for manufactur- = ing thee apparatus. The most convenient OR Hylan antigion ted Raced article we have ever used is the cone cooking compl} ed benny Begs he SS i P E F th upied by Col. B. stove, which they connect, and leave in ope- | petween Fan terms apply to Mr. CHARLES B. Most of our schools have closed. St. John’s Academy closes its seventeenth session with an exhibition at Liberty Hall The weatber continues intensely hot. Trade Joseph Williamson was confirmed as Police te of the Second Ward, by a vote of to 3. W. H. Fanning was rejected for same by a Also, a full supply of Linen and Jean DRAW- ERS, of gold quality and styles. It will be recollected that we buy exclusively for cash, and that we offer the best goods at the lowest and uniform prices, at tion in any room, for the sum of $10, includ- | KING, Artist, 12th street, or at the ottice of the oN R> is quite moderate, and our city never more vote of 9 to 4. Solicitor being unable to attend court, | in, t * dexi er Gen ’ * STEVENS'S 4 1 Mr. Bayly gave notice of reconsideration. Pies congies te eae das aad Vue Gear fn. ee tea kettle, steamer, pans, flexible | Paymaster General No. 31 Winder’s Building. mi6-tf _—_Salesroom, Browns’ Hotel. | heulthy. Aur pipe, &c. They have also are iron heaters} je 19-3w 3275 each, and gas range and stoves from $5 rOUSE FOR SALE.-—A FINE NEW to 80 each, all of which they are happyito ex- modern built house on K street; fronting Mr. Houston gave notice of reconsideration of the vote by which Joseph Williamson had been confirmed then adjourned to Saturday next. LAND AND TAX AGENCY, ( EN GINGER FOR PRESERVING LANDS LOCATED, BOUGHT § SOLD. pape poten and pickling, and Celery and White. and gl ze Foose Wacer.—A young man named | hibit in actual operation at their Gas Fixture taining 13 rooms and a fine ee Brown and Black Mustard Seeds, for sale b 5 Uo —— of Mr. Busey, the nomination of | Cayilland, from Lowa, je a bet that hecould | and Gas Fitting Wareroems. Lae: viene we: Gas, hot and cold eater otc — ne asec: JAS. H. $Hr KELL, ree ; Reynolds, as Police Constable in the | drink a pin of whisky and walk from the} go For sale by all the principal House | throughoat the house, with bath room, &c In- | East Saginaw, Mich., (Meyt’s Bleck,)] je28-3t 279 F street, corner 13th. a Ward was laid over. lower part of the Seventh Ward to the City | Furnishing and Gas Fitting Establishments, | quire of H. A. WILLARD, at Willards’ Hotel. Prompt attention pa'd to all communications. XREAM.—A CONFECTIONER, HOTEL- illiama S. Ross, same Ward, same office, | Hall without staggering. A young man who | at the Boston prices, excluding freight bills. je 23-1m Tak anaacaae, REFERENCES. iaainemeice keeper, or ofher persons can be supplied with was confirmed unanimously. was with him said that he walked straight} N.B.—A liberal discount made to the trade. Hon RJ Walker, Wash'n, D.C. Sam O Brewster, Syracuse, NY | from six to eight gallons of pure trea CREAM Jas. A. Cooper was unanimously confirmed enough until he got within two hundred yards 1t* BOARDING. Hon Geo M Dalles, Philadel a, 7 week, sentm daily or thrice a week from a as Police Constable of Fourth Ward. of ‘m bridge on Seventh street, when he fell - ———— - seiged Ofiee, Chicago, i Suh Gallagher, Seen airy and garden farm near Washington City, by P Leroy Yeatman, for same, was rejected by | and had several convulsions. He recovered MARRIED, OARD, &¢.—MRS. BATES, ON THE 8. W. | scrote Gieys Jot Gale bcan, bectsie Mick, | addressing a note to Box No. 8 Star Office, so that o 5 sufficiently to walk home, helped by his friend. corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street je 16-im the advertiser may call and make a nts Mr. Emery, tf it of Mr. Moore, gave for its delivery. Onthe 24th June, in yet ee eer ee Js prepared tonooominodato gentlemen withrooms, with or wit i * - We predict that he will not make another . Bishop Lee, Mr. JOHN McM AC. t a IMPORTANT INFORMATION. . aor facua ie matted fe ee eee ise ADELINE &. HEDGES, Seen comtoctahle @a0 any favor her AVING DETERMINED ON CHANGING (ore ingen pepe ced in- heir patronage. ap6—tr our business, we will, after the Ist proximo, anges of Jap Hough valor mg di i gene anc ogg ign ae = Se |e mech Comey Weote Fite War | eieerest Galtermaeet eit sege faa oe Shtson, the nomination | bugs, cockroaches, moths, ants, eve denly, on the 30th of June, Mr. WILLIAM z Watches ry, at cost, and in lots to su ’ Pte wpen, Ccllins, smPolice Constable of the ane species of insects when Lyon’s Magnetic PALMER? of conjestion of the brain, aged forty- merce 10/355 2 purchasers, at wholesale or retail We do earnestly request an early settlement, as Fifth Ward, was laid over. He would cheer- fully vote for him, but belte: he wa; ineli- giule for the position on ace: of his already T. GALLIGAN & CO, Dealers in Farey Goods, Perfumery, &e., je25-6t 370 Pa. av. under Browns’ Hotel. it is all important to us that our Books should be closed ose who do not wish th ir bills sent in will oblige us by calling for them durirg this week: COLLEY & SEAKS, Powder will surely rid your house of all such pestilence. For sale at Shillington’s Book selling and Stationery Establishment, Odeon two years oe Ean omg teen 107 The friends of the family are informed bh jummer nery, F lowers, that the funeral will take place from the house of Ribbons et bee) &e ,rich aoe se ; ao HA. 266 F street, éries, Collar, Undelsieeves, Lace and StI aston on Ee a= Tescbon es e Building. corner Four-and-a-half street and ee ian this Loam : Rear | cries, Coritds ard colors’ infant's Walsts nnd > Ate Ks Roen ne STAN EN- / 553 Seventh street, 3 doors bore was rejected by a Vole ct Sto Gn Nom | Penn's avenue. t.F. | MR Hopetonvon the0inof June, HERBERT | Dresses, with a variety of articles suitable for | K' GINE, three horse power. acomotive boiler} _jewr-8t___Px avenue. Joseph Mitchell, do., do , was rejected bya Drowngp.—The body of a colored boy who | DENNY, son of Joseph C. and Mary K Fecrh bagiet, casierrean oe ean lied with French | sale because it is replaced with en engine of much OR B OST ON.—THE FAST EAILING i e t - cil Schooner SEARSVILLE has ‘ ene was drowned in Tene racovered. Jeoarday, | WiMN One MO ere et many so. | ten ea ne Naat SUPER | ee Pee wl be ola ioe far casks Jee | wreved und will have quick despatch fr William Harper was confirmed as Police | Me days since, was recovered yesterday On the Ist July, at 10 0’c?k a m., MARY 80- | Brades, Bands, all of the best materials and war- | Viceable, an a the above port. For Fivightapriy to The boy was about fourteen years of age, and wus attempting to get water to wash his face, when he fell into the reservoir and was drowned. The boy was drowned at Sally Constable of Sixth Ward by a vote of 7 to 6. Thos. H. Robertson was unani \ firmed. = siaeiied ae Joseph H. Gill was confirmed as Police Con- oung' fh T. W. and the late | ranted to fit at MRS. CASSIDY’S, aphid Jones, eas maton snd é days. No. #81 Fe, svenme south side, between 10th invited to the fu- | and itth si le neratat Lovelock to-morrow, froin north B, betw. | _ ii7-She wilt seller stock until the 14th of July Ist street east «nd New Jersey avenue. * at cost. je2-eolm GREENWOUD SEMINARY. ITUABED ON THE SEVENTH STREET S Plank Road, three miles from Wathingten, now open for the reception of boarding day HARTLEY & BROTHER, ine eae __ Agents. Fok B OST ON.—THE FAST SAILING Schooner HARIETTA BURR, Cap stable of Sevent Smith’s boarding-house, where he had been | Ist . — ~ pupils _KESLEY, Prine! tain Nickerson, has arrived and will have do "Lloyd de, do, wee contre by | Hada was te propery of Joba Conte, | SW tus Mon at Jo‘eh and Este | EN a Ee raeeee | ssh dearth rae trove pont’ & vote of 9 to 5. of Prince George’s county, Maryland. MeGuigan, aged 10 months. ) » BL Y oT'CE.— s1 ‘or apply ‘i v their . Mountain, and other superior COALS, ex- pectfully netified that their accounts we HARTLEY & BRU wba] Rave notice of reconsideration tn Foaitive Carrurep.—Randolph Cokely. Rice cornea of Hast Cap popes Third wine presaly for cooking. As particular attention is ane off and. will be presented to them on the je 25-1w 101 Water st , Georget’n. bas cases of the confirmation of Harpers and acolored man who broke jail in Alexandria, | ‘rhe friends of the family are respectfully invited | paid to the selection of coals for this purpose, | 95th of this month. Tk vi i i Re those who may favor us with their orders can rely We ask as an especial favor that all those who OHNSTON’S PHILOSOPHICAL Charts, The Board then adjourned. Va., yesterday morning, was retaken in thi Caw hs Seen te atin blast on getting a superior article. Satisfaction given | are indebted to us Wi!l ca'land settle theirrespec- complete with Key, said to be the best design i? city by Officers Allen snd Bets and’ reterned Sweep o’er the budding flower, ornosale. 2210 lbs. to the ton tive amounts on Or before the 1st of July. ever gotten up schoo! ye Bu Last ni to his old quarters. ‘And all its promised beauties crush, Hickory, Oak, and Pine WOOD of the best GLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO. SON, 1 yikt:—Last night the gun shop of Mr. y F ‘ . uality always on hand. je 24-1004 20 next to s, 456 7th st. CH gun shop Within a short lived hour. q y y' LP = Munck, on the Avenue opposite the} A Smaxu Boy, we learn, had his skull frac- »Tis thus this dear and cherished one T. J. & W. M. GALT, SHING TACKLE, a large su ;, Hooks, National Hotel, was entered by thi i paren ; N. W. corner 12th and C streets, No. 547. WS.—SELLING OFF AT A GREAT sa-| Fv y tel, y thieves and a | tured last nigh some of the rowdy Sam- Is from its its riven fice, at I Reels, Rods, Sinkers, and Fish Basket bumber of pistols and knives stolen. No clue ites, in the miighbochers of Tenth street and But weep not, iT Se from earth a ave Coal kept under, dover) delivered free thoes feet ’ Jonn ¥. nitaet:' ludebocenone Gore PRANCIS. ” 'o be & saint in Heaven. and dirt. i: the Perpretrators has been obtained, the avenue.