Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1858, Page 2

EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON OITY: WEDS DAY access Jume 16, 1558, * Notice To Members oF ConcR —Members of Congress can have their speeches printed with neatness and’dispaich, at the Star office Price, for 6,000 copies of a sixteen-page speech, one cent and « balf each; for 10,000 or mote, one cent each. SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS. The Union is confident that the pressure of last year was the best thing that could happen to us under the cireumstances. The Union, alse, notices the compliment of the Senate to the Vice President of the United States, moted by Senator Seward. The (xox further com- mends to the people of the country a political lesson drawn from Jim Lane in jail at Leaven- worth. The Jntell:generr expresses its ‘general con- eurrence’’ in the recently published opinions of the Union on the subject of Congressional in- vestigating committees. Our Pustic ScHvois.—We trust that parents, guardians, and all others immediately inter- ested in the prosperity of our city, will attend the progressing examinations of our public schools. They have opened under most favor- able auspices; and.so far a3 they have pro- greszed, certainly manifest great improvement in the system, and reflect as great credit on the instructors as on the pupils. On the pro- gress of common school education in our midst the community must depend, in great part, for the final eradication of the reign of rowdy- ism in the Federal Metropolis—tor fhe two in- fluences are deadly hostile to each other; and one of them must. in the end, overcome the other. The youths who render night hideous and dangerous on the streets and avenues of the Federal Metrepolis, are not those who have attended school regularly and apply them- selves to study with becoming assiduity They are persons whose early education and training have been more or less neglected. Though their parents are responsible, in great part, for their menial and moral condition operating so unfavorably on the public peace. the lack of proper common school opportunities or train- ing where they may have been reared, is a fruitful source of the trouble they give to so- ciety. For years past the common schools of Washington have been a source of greatest so- licitude on the part of some of our most useful and respected fellow citizens, and we hope that hereafter ten times as many will come to take that abiding and unflagging interest in them. necessary to the entire perfection of common sebool education in Washington city. Josern R. Caaspier.—The confirmation ot this distinguished gentleman to be the U.S. Minister Resident at Naples, is received most gratefully by all hiscountrymen of ail parties who know the value in these days. of bigh per sonal character, scholarly attainments and ex- tensive experience in connection with public affairs. For a quarter of « century Mr. Chand- ler was at the head of the Philadelphia press. to whieh the graces and perepicacity of his mind and the elevation of bis character as a gentle- man, gave a dignity still influencing its tone greatly for the benefit of society, though he hus been many years off “the tripod.” Subsequeni- ly he has served two terms in the House of Rep- resentatives of the United States, where he was without arival asa scholarly debater, and bad Bo superior in the weight of his personal charac- ter in favor of his views on all subjects on whieh they were expressed. Still later he has spent years in Italy, devoting himself to lite- rary and artistic study, for whiel: be has a pas- sion. His residence at Naples. as the Repre- sentative of our Government, while it will re- sult in all that American public interests ean possibly require there, will also prove of great importance to American tourists in Europe. We know him well enough to feel assured that he will leave no effort untried to aid all Ameri- ean in any proper way, whe may, in Naples. need his adviee, countenance or assistanec Waar nas Becowr or Ie?—-Wo are frequent- ly aceosted with the inquiry—W bat has Leeome of the interminable K; question’ Itis the Tesult of the fact that it was dead in the halls of Congress for nearly two months before the close of the session, in all which time even the hell-wethers of the slavery agitation hardly spoke the word “Kansu2’’ above their Lreath Se, also, has the discussion of Kansas affairs heen abandoned by fur out of every five news- papers heretofore apparently living. moving, and having their being wholly by and through agitating it. True some of the oppositi pers in New Yourk—those nutori sly ally afflicted with the abolition mania—eon- tinue to publish column on column of Kansas Jetters and dispatches which fow read: none, With the gusto (for mare's nests) of six months ago. Yet the public interest in the question has evidently run out entirely. If the settle- ment effected under the English bill consum- mates nothing more than has already been realized from it, its adoption will have proved @ very God-send to the country. Terre Posie Sriuit.—The dista: all parties bail y press of th prompt endorsement the anNoubcement made by us a few daya si the tenor of the instru ince, of ons sent from the State artinent by the steamer of the Sth ins +> fo ister Lamar, with reference to the impu dent interterence. in N aragux. of the vagrant Frenebman, Belly, to def the consummation ef the Case-Lrivarri treaty. The heartiness with which the entire press of the country eee to come up to the work of Sustaining the Government in the inauguration of its truly Awerican poticy with reference to our affairs in Central America. embeaces an earnest that it is true te antry s interests in its for- eign relations, without thought of differences concerning domestic politics, for the first ceca- sion in the course of our experience at least. re Tur Monxons.—It is rumored that later intelligence has been received from Utah to the effect that Governor Cummings has been deceived in the intentions of the Mormons, and that they will yet resist the execuiion of the Jaws in that ¢ immunity. This appears to be founded on reports which have reached here from tho army, us nothing has yeteome to the Government here later than the despatebes sent by Gov. Cummings Previously notieed in the Star) giving information of the success of the pacific measures resorted to. Aa the army is stationed at a very considerable distance from the Mormon settlements. there is no prob- ability that the officers can have as aecurate icformation on the subject as Gov. C., and Fr opinions sre not, therefore, entitied to th mueb consideration as against his. Tux Exonvs.—A cozsiderable portion of Congress and their usual attendanis at the close of the session have already left Washing- ton, scattering themselves in al! directions over the country. Yet we continue to have perhaps balf as many sujsurners bere as at this period of the last week. In a week more nearly allcf them will have gone. Swill there is no reason to believe that Washington will not be com- paratively crowded with strangers during most of the recess. The fashion of visiting the Federal Metropolis on pleasure trips is anny- ally becowing more popviar everywhere, while the facilities for getting here are improving hourly. Arrotstwents.—The following appointments have been confirmel by the Senate: Gabriel Fieurot, Consul at Bordeax; Gov. Wright, of Indiana, Minister at Berlin ; John P. Stockton, of New Jersey, Minister at Rome; J. R. Chand- ler, of Pennsylvania, Minister at Naples; E. Y. Fair, of Alnbama, Minister at Belgium ; B. C. Yancy, of Georgia, Minister at the Argen- tine Republec; Cotton Smith. Minister at Boli- via; Senator Buckalew, of Pennsylvania, Min- ister to Eowador. It bEING understood that the President de- signs making tho Post Office appointments to become vacant next month and the month after, between the 20th of the present month and the Ist prox., wo may reasonably expect an ava- lanche of seekers after such places and drum- mers in their favor, upon us,in a few days, numbering hundreds in the aggregato. Their presence will, doubtless, operate to keep ‘times lively’’ in the Federal Metropolis Bertox’s Tn#atre.—The Secretary of the Interior has closed a contract with Mr. Burton for his threatre for a Court House. ~ ete CONGRESSIONAL. Tue Senate assembled in special session yes- terday, and on motion of Mr. Allen a comunittee of two Was appointed to wait on the President Mr. Green presented the memorial of Benj. W. Perkins, of Worcester, Mass , who aileces that in June, 1555, the Russian Government, by its Mintster. contracted with him, and that the con- ditions of said contract were faithfully performed on bis part. while the Government of Russia had wholly failed to fulfil its conditions. Mr.¢ La resolution directing the Presi- dent to inquire into the matter, and communicate to the Sens reed to roduced resolutions relative to outrages on American vessels, virtually the same us these reported by the Committee on Foreign Relations duving the regular session. They were referred to that committee, and immediately re- ported back, and taken up for consideration A debate ensued, when the resolutions were advoeated by Messrs. Mason, Benjuunin, Mallory and Bayard; and opposed by Mr. Wade. In the course of the d- bate, Mr. Clingiman in- troduced an irfelevant diseussion on the conduct of Com. Paulding. He opposed that ofiicer’s conduct, and Mr. Pcolittle sauctioned it Mr. Douglas made < personal explanation, the purport of which was .hat the Democracy of Hli- nois suxtained him in his course upon questions of public policy W ithout taking the vote on the resolutions the Senate went into executive session, and after- wards adjourned. IN THE Senare, to-day. there was no business transacted with open doors, the Senate having gone into executive session as soon as a quorum was present. New Macazines —We are ind-bted to Col, Shillington for the July numbers of bickins’ Household Words, Peterson's Ladies National, and Graham's Magazine, all replete with choice literatare, and the Iast two adorned with new and beautiful fashion plates, rendering them thus doubly attractive to the fair sex TEP BRESLON 4 1.0.0. F D b . F GRAND Lom ul or Co, Was + June 3, 1853.4 To €. CoLumpes—Dear Sir Bro.: [have the pleasuce to intorm you that ata epeoal sexs the R. W. Grand Lodge of the District of © lia, held on the dist ult., a vote ot t Was unanunously passed for the bountiful repast aud handsome coilation furnished to the Order on the 25th of May jast. It gave universal! satistaction to ail present. and was worthy of the occasion. Ft. T., Te Yours in Seat] ANGS, J.R-PIPEK,G MG sh G!Sec'y. June 9, 1858. M.G. . C.— Dear - or nacknowledging the receipt of your commun to me onthe Sd instant, apprising me of the “vote ofthanks unanimously pissed” in my favor by the K. AV. Grand Lodge, of the District ot Colum! for what they are pleased to desciibe eh oe and handsome ooliation fur- he Order on the 25th of inst month.” al express my wormestand sincerest thanks aif, the Grand Ledee and the Worthy Brethres, who have, with kindness and generomite. noticed the result of my lwmble efforts to satisfy and len itis alwaysn delight to have the power tu in the way of service to my brethren: but the handsome manner in which they thus characterizud my endeavors enhances the gratification mani ‘old. With fraternal regards to yourself asd RK, W. Brethren, + am yours in F. UL. & 'T. it* SHARLES COLUMBU HALL. OF THE KEYSTONE CLUB.—At & moeting of the Club heid at their Hall on jay evening, Sune 14th, 1858, Clement Reynolds, F-sq , in the char, it was unanimously resulved tha: the followmg proceedings be publ.shed : he Officers and Members of the Keyston: en: | most respectiuily tender to y resignation of the presidency of your Feuntio ie ly oO: ly “motive for 80 is. that may give to my private bu wit have son- is lively int ftha Kh JOUN REESE, Whereupen it w: Resuterd, Viasat president, Capt that be wduows and strenuous exertions pel campaign e@utitie him to from good erate and Anti Know our secretary and tr Hemen, as weil as the Nvening ie for the prompt and active ‘uterestiaken by them in tie Wel. fare of this Club, Kesolved, V weiereby pladge onrseives that We Will use every exertion ia our Rewer to premuto the peace and welfare of this, the Metropolis of our ious Uuion, and aid and support our worthy -6. Bekker. in every mnnuer that lays in our power to preserve law aud oder, After balloting for offi the following gentlemen were decltied unanimously elected : i M Sb President. Vice-President. J, That a vote of thanks be to: dered to e ecre! ~K. SCHE KM. kegs A : Ho RO SCHIE (Union copy) LER, Seo. NATHANIEL WILSON wil deliver a ®, leetarein laiiot the Northern Liberties’ Engwe House, on WEDNESDS I NING, June Ith, nt 8 o'clock. Subjeet— Wd Lost the The public are respectfully invited. Lece A CARD ON respect fu'ly callad a the r nd . A Tr June ith, al loe'clock, at 28q-) No. S07 L streat, tse 2 McOUIRE, Aneti eer. AND WAr desiring uve their whole phys should, by al! mes eo A ®N and avail themseves eand skill,(na without clean m Fe nur Cau reach the lung») His «ihe: “uc, near 1th street, over Potentin’s ory. It" TEAMER THOMAS COLLYER AL- AVS MAKES HER LAK TRIPS TO Mou NON, starting frow her wharf at tt foot af 7th stra, m this city, ‘Puesdays and Fridays, as audvertin Cugaged in trausporting exoursion over, her here for their aceommawd: miuged * not fo mterere with the re inp to Mount Vernon, Mhis sunouncement haa been rendered recensary by the prevaleuce of en erroneous impression contrary. jot y SN UE: CONSULTED ON ! at her residence, it nud © streets, No 274, (apper forme. Sele PEAS SUGAR ¢ OFFER, HONEY —0 halla chests Imperial, Gunpowder, Voung Hyer al rit Binex Teas, of overy wrade And quality, and at unu- W prices ‘arto Rioo SUGAR, J CO: FEE. the a pure, er@, nud thus Are 80 KE- ity of her GINGER, CHOW CHOW ‘TARD, VE VED 5 trerces RIL Just received ja 15-6t riper BRAN DY £PORT WIN * SAERRY and MADEIRA Mskets CHAMPAGNE, o* saper.or CLARET, My “& cas FS. “Ge, eauparlor PALE ALE, OLD WHISKY. do, in bottles, and GIN, an iPlete Resortment of Domestic Just received and for sale by +5 6t SAM'L BACON & CO. j T NOTICE, HE subscriber respectfully infi and the publio that he pax tok Aexsew Brereton & Bre No 46671 street, wher sortment of WINK. | KI 2 PROVISION, and EEED ai JONAS P. LEVY Je lit Successor to Brereton & piro, t will end ane Quon San GROG = PFeoPosats FOR LIVE OAK. Navy DgrartMent, Bureau of Construction, Equipment, ees tne 1ay ist, § : Sealed proposals for delivering 25% cubic feet «| promixcunig live nak timber in exch of the wavy yards at Kittery, Charlestown, Brooklyn, Philadel Bhin, Gosport and Warrington, will be received at this bureau until three o’civek, the Ith day of suly, Mr ie must be endorsed * Proposals for Live ? they may be distinguished from other business letters. The offers may ba for one or the yrds, bat must be for the whole quantity at ¥ 5 any and as required by law, must by xccom- paied by a guarantee, the form of which is here- with g'ven. the 25 400 cubic feet to be delivercd in each yard will be in the following proportions. viz: 5,900 euhie. siding 18 15 inches ; 10,000 cubic feet aidicg Mand 12 inches ; and 10,(00 cubte feet aiding 9 and 10 inches bout equa! quantities of each siding. ‘The timber siding from 15 and 18 inches may be in leneth trom 18 to 3 feet, and such of the 1% inoh 8a 18 fit forkeelson pieces may be longer. The 12 and 14 inch timber in :ength from 17 to 2) feet. anda large proportion of #il the foregoing may be straieht: of the 9 aud iH inch timber the length may be from 10 to 14 feet, and three fourths of the quantity to have a natural ard fair curve of from 12 to 30 inches or more length given, and 07 if the number efth+8e pieo ¥ io have fiom the mean to the maxi- mum crook, Alito besided straight and fair, and have aface of net legs than the siding size, ‘The timber must be cut from trees grown Within 30 nules of the sea, to te delivered in the yard at the ri and expense ofthe contractor, subject to the usual inspection. and to the entire approval of the burcau. Ons ha'fofthe quantity must bs delivered on or before the Ist day of September, 1858, and the resi- due on or before the lat day of February, 1859, The department wilinward the contract in each be re- as additional ani et, and euliateral seourity, 15 p>rcent. will be withhekt on the amount of exch delivery unt! completed, And the re bill, when approved int he commandast of the yard. will be paid by the :avy agent al the pent of delivery within 3) days after its presentation tohim It will ba stipulated mthe contract that if default be made by the parties of the first part in delivering ailorany ofthe timber named of the quatity and at the time an place ide, then and in that case the contractorand his sureties will forfeit and pay to the United States a sum of money not exceeding twice the total amount therein agreed upon as the sum to be pnid incase of theactual detivery of the whole, which may be recovered from time to timo nceording te act of Congress in that case pro- vided, approved March 8, 1843. Form of Offer. I, + of vin the State of - agree to farnish and deliver m the United navy yard at twenty five thousand cubic feet of promiseuous live oak timber, in conformity with the advertisement ofthe Bureau of Constraction of the date of — J or the sum of 4 Viz: 50 cubic feet and If mehes at ——- per foot. . 16,000 culie feet sided 12 ai nt —— per foot... 10,000 cubio feet sided 9 ay at — per foot___. hereby States: 25,000 cubic feet sided. Total value... 8 Should my offer boaccepted, I request to be ad- dressed’ at and the contract forwarded to the navy agent al ——,or to me at for signature and certificate. July —, 1858, A. B. Form of © uaranter. We, the un¢orsixned, —— of —, in the ate of ——— —--—-, hereby guaranty that. in case the frregoime bid be accepted. will, within ten dave after the receipt of the contract at the post ofhoe named. or ravy agency designsted cute the contract for the Cient sureties; in case enter inte contract as aforesaid, we guaranty to raise the ditivrence between the offer ol the sand — ~ aud that whieh may be nccepion. ~ Ve Witnexs HH. ELF. Thereby certify that the agave named C.D. and FE Fyre knewn to teas menof property aud able to make good their guarantee, be siene ed States district judge, United States disirict attorney, collector, agent. SE\ BATHING. SAKE HALL, HAMPTON, et Retreat, only two miles fi Pot, will be re-opened on the Vth o J hen the Proprietors will be happy ee any oftheir friends whe may wish to enjoy Sait Water Bathing and the Uuxuries of the seaboard. The Hall has been much imoroved and beautified, and ample preparations mate for the comfort and pleasure of ail who way visit this de- lightful resort. Boats, Fishing kie, Pleasure Carriages, &c.. always iu readiness tu contribute to the enjoyment of the guest R.G. BANKS & SONS 117" Persons leaving Haltinior Washington in the scexmer Louisianaand Nort ro na, arrive at the Hall next morning to brenkfast, either by Om nibus to Hampton or steamer Coffee ie Wht PORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION feot Portrait of yourself for 25 cents, warranted not to fade. 2.000 0f these beautiful pictures made by Woodley tn nine weeks. No charge unless the perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for which can be sent by mail without extra Every variety of cases kept ou hand. Son ot required K. C. WOODLEY, Photographer, No. 312 E street, jel4-6m neer Willards? ORD > LEONARD'S HAD BOOK © 4 Property Law, so hivhly © a the Peb- ruary number of inckwood's M no, 01e vol, oluth: prive 75 cents: py: age 12 cents. The Pocket Cheers and Cheeker Hoard, for p'aving g.mes in railway cara And coaches, womp'ete with sel.ct men ; price 50 gent: For sate at jes MAURY'S S. TAYLOR & Boo ‘4 Va. avenue, JUST OF . 3 ow yards pinin and rich Pigured Bareges, ranging In price trom 2019 5 cents Orgaudie Mustin aod Barege Robes, very cheap is French Gioghains and Barevo Deinnes, conts ed Suramer Silks mt S73g. 3). 62% and wesc Are AL much less taan formes prices veces Fisnred and Dotted Masiina, Plad Cam 1 pian Swiss Musi He sone p will be sold Qu chenp for oasis. jets tw qGtere > HILBES. : is Is row and Repn deons, prepared ri and dispateh. Hs AN ex porience ity yeurs in the various bri phdent of giv tat his reside: oan seoure Lhe iu making their DRESS MA MBROLDERY cul 3S CLOTHIN MRS: F.C. SMEAD, (from Baltimore,) oorne Penn. avenue ard 8th street, having just received a uew and extensive cupp y of the LATEST &ASi- IONS, would respectfully inform the ladies of Wastlington that sie is prepared Lo execute order withaispaich. Perfeet tits worrauted, and atyle of work unequalled inthe city. Purtieular attention o Chi dren's Clothing, Patterns for sule, * Ladies about viitiag watering plags# may obiain any ardicle of therrownand Children’s Wear- ing Apparel at the shortest notice aud upon reason able terme. To" Mrs. Sinead’s Silk Eabre vy has invariably raverved a prem wherever exhilited, aud boven Pronomnoed by compoleut judges tully equal lo the huest hasiern work, sueand 10s ipa and of Jones, White, waheconuy work table with 4 furnaee soitnble for bak twa the above artim al tuborstory for among which a part of them n and MeCurdy's make. brass lathe attache: lug teeth, en HE LAWS OF Vik sub ol pi charneter dinstentad iy fudicin| decisions, tr Motte WUimted S the new Bulot Rechts and M. Maithow price $12. 5 torney at- Law; in completed, For sal _jele AND UPHIOL STORE 1 would most resp fully call th public of Washington and Lhe adj. carefully selected stock 0} ttention of the nt orlies to this WA lures and Shad and other ©. make FE rs Tam also prepared u H ving Husk, Moss. or Cotton MAT LOUNGE AINS and DECO and all such work as belongs toa reg er, With prom ptuess and dispatch, All ordors will be thaukfullv received ; and. by Unremittiog atten*ion and prompt execution to them 1 hope to merit snd obtain a liberal share of patron age. Paper put on in the best manner, aud warranted. joist wim Black LACE Peay eS AND SILK MAN TILLAS. Just received, at greatly reduced prices— luo Laies” Plain Linen and Plaid Dusters, 100 superior double extension Steel Spring Skirts. Alo, a large assortin Ladies’ and Cuildreu's Hosier Black Mits, Pocket Handke: ries, AC much loss than i je ls 2w 525 north Pa. ave. WODA WATER AND HOCK. ligpia tee ‘ dk. If you want a refreshing glass of pure SODA WATER favored with the different Brant Sic, or one of HOCK, (a new article in this eity.) Pmt J.P. Milburn & "00s Drug Store, under Willards” Hotel, whore the best quality of the above beve- ree ye MILBURN & CO., Druggiat _je5 eos’ * “Willard Hotel. UST 1 OOK IN AT OUR IMMENSE STOCK ot Pianos at No, 36, betwase sh ses dks: 3 : Puy POR SALE OR JURE BY Sans R REDS, TRESSER, RATIO far uphol, “browe- at., Sdoors AMUSEMENTS. WASHINGTON THEATRE. Last Night but Three of the ENGLISH OPERA. Brnxrit or MISS ANNIE MILNER. ZALE OF HOU AUCTION =O! Y lath. nt 10 crelbon, | shal ell x No. 62 M street, between lth apd 15 h str AUCTION SALES. . W. BOTELER, Auctioneer. POF i J.D EURNITURE AT 4 ORAISG, June the of a family — ag howseke: ping, Sofs, Ma arhle-tup Gentre Tr it frame a i ventilated, and a re- ‘ Fal Theatre is now oa bey cet gs bly eany Rocket. H ‘Warimest evenings. loed w: in abundance. ‘ainut V Stands, Wa THIS EVENING, June 16, 1853. Hist and Shuck Matt Bedstead e severe storm having prevented many from wit- ee eee the admirable performance of Balte’s BOHEMIAN GIRL, It will be repeatod this evening for the last time. MISS ANNIE MILNER, MR. J. FRA CHARLES GUILM r . RIEBT HO Conductor and directo +. ON FRIDAY NEXT +s Music. 1 AGKAND OPERATIC MATINEE, SR pe appciecnaptintanry bi did stock of bottled Wines and | Groceries. compriaing — Commencing at 1 o'clock p.m. SUNDAY EVENING, | Haydn’s Oratoria of the Creation, _ 177 _No increase of prices. joie VIRST GRAND EXCURSION ° Mechanics’ Lodge, No. 18, I. 0. 0. F., GEORGETOWN. Tho steamer “Powhatan”’ has heen engaged for an E:xeurmon to the Pavilion at Gly- Chorry Dining Table, Piste Castor ¥ ‘Tab hina Tea Set, Crockery and Giase xine Cutlery, Radiator, Cook snd other Stoves Kitchen Utensils, & ke. inder, cash: over $40," crodit of seas ave: ter approved ontorsed aoten bearing ©. W. ROTELER, Auctioneer, _ Anctionser, SALE OF SUPERIOR BOT- xe, Wings, CIGARS D GRoceR AY MORNING, June | 8th, "olock, at the store corner of 12th street west Martel, Hennessey, Otard, Dupuy & Co., and wperior Bra pther s' ndies, q oi Wreck, Rye, Monongahela and Bourbon W his- Superior Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines, Old Julep, Scheedam Schnapps, and Stoughton Bit- t London Brown Stont. Scotch Ale, mount on MONDAY, the 2th inst t “5 G town AL Te & notes, bearing interest. a 3 rave strest whorl Goorgeineaat 6; and Alex- ax a seady for delivery the day previous to t9u'clook, ace . } Oren will ieave the corner of 7th street and | _J8 15-d J.C, MoGUIR Pa. avenue fortho 6th street wharf, and from 2)th By C. W. BOTELER, Auctioneer street to Georgetown. Anexeellent Dinner, together semen sth will 4 Caterer, at ressouable prices. rN ithers’ Celebrated Band (brasvand cotilton) has | ® been engaged for ith jee Cream, he occasion, and the Committee | © ielge them to render this ¢ of the most pleasant trips of the season, tokets, admitting & gentleman and two ladies, ONE DOLLAR Commutee of Arrangement: take iselbabe) Me ee iN, RC ingham, UG. Divine, H. Wheatley, ALW, Delizell. Thos, Dowling. jo 16-WS.T.Th& SSE XCURSION AND PIC NIC TO FORT 4 ASHINGTON. The WAUGH CILAPEL SABBATH SCHUOL have chartered the steamer “Thomas 5 Collyer” to give su Exoursion to Fort Washington on TUESDAY! next, the 22d iasi. The Boat leaves her wharf, foot of 7th street, ates, and Alexandria at 1 o'clock a.m. Refreshments furnished by an experienced caterer atcily prices 7 Withers” Band is engaged, and every effort will be made to insure one of the most pleasant and agreeable excursions of the season ‘Tickets 50 cents; Children under 14 yeara 25 cts.— to bo obtained of the teachers and children of the | school, and at the Store of Mr. Sheperd, corner of 7th aud D streets. < Committee of Arrangements.—Jobn R. Zimmer an. J. W. MoKnew, Ldw’d. G. Handy. je 16 eo3t* E CURSION TO GLYMONT PAVILION, he FOUNDRY SABBATH SCHOOL 1 chartered the steamer Thomas Coll er, id will give au Excursion to this delightful place on THURS. DAY, the 17th inst Omnibuses will leave the © ‘ch, corner of Hath and G streets, at quarter to & o'clock, ‘The boat will leave 7th street wharf at ®% a. 1 Refreshments wil! be furnished by an efficient caterer at city pric. 7 Hexputa’s fine Brass Band will be engaged for the ed by an expe | Trashy Liens! Ny pagne, Pickles, Preach dent’s grounds HANDSOME SMALL BRICK HOUSE ave No. 25, 1a Square A, and the Lot on which which contains 445 feet 8 1nehes, ALE OF SUPERIOR BOTTLED WIN T's t HEARMS.S CC MORNING, June Ita, at Vt TK DAY hall Sell At my auction rooms, 4 Hali.s ollection of Sherry. Port and Madeira Brandis, Whisk i Jiaret, Chan o astard, & Ls 1 Coit’s Navy Pistol, 1 Laniated double barrel Shot Gun, 1 Colt’s Five Sheoter, powder tlisk, shot pouch, 1 superior Baffalo Robe, 1 Writers Case, Fe med reserve, erme cash, join it €. W. ROTELER, Avot. By J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. }T OUSE AND LOT ON_ DTH STR West. BeTWrEN Dann E Streets Noxru, av Aver Y NOON, June shall sell part of 172, fronting on 17th st between D and f streets north, with the improve ‘meuts, consisting ofa two etory and attic Dweliing House, containing 7100ms anda kitchen, With an excellent cellar. erame This property 1s immediately opposite the Presi- id is very dexirabl+ ae a residence. Terms: One-hvifessh ; the residue in 12 and 1% months, with interest, secured by a deed o; trust on he premisea, je lad J. C. MeGUIRE, Anct. By A.GI + Auctioneer. Lot on Pa. AVENUE AT AUCT Ox. —On t DAY, the 18th instant, 1 shall sell. im front of the premises, at 6 o'clock. p. m.. 2amall two story brick Ouse. si-uated On the xe th side of ney! Vania ne, between 3d and 43, streets, adjoining Lot stands, ‘The suie of this property is well worthy the atten tion of persons wishing lo make a good tnvestinent, as the house ts nearly new and always commands the highest rent. Perms: One-half casi. Ali conveyance at the cust f tue purchaser, : i A. GREEN, Auct. on. ickels ) cont 3 Childrea und fourteen sf age, 25 cents—t0 be had (to 4 hmited uumber) at avior & Maury’s, Ballantine's, aud Shepord’s, or of the children. je 14 3t* Feet WASHINGTON.—The SABBATH SHOOL of the 7th street Pri byterian Church will give an Exeur sion to Port Waehington on FRI- DAY. tho ath inst. ‘Fhe Boat will leave the whart, | % toot of 7th street, at 8 o’e!ock a.m. Tickets 25 cents; Children half price—to be had at Win. Ballantyne’s Bookstore, 7th street, and at Boswell’s Drug store, Is'and, jet FLoRAL concrrRtT. |" THE FLOWER QUEEN; OR, Tuk Cononation OF TUK Kose. beautiful Cantata, music by George F. Root and words by Miss Frances Jane Crosby,a graduate f the New York Institution for the Hind, wail be iven, for the first time in Washin the | *! Bugis of fhe Feat aud Second, Durie. Maleie Schools on ‘TUESDAY and FRIDAY EV NGS, the 15th aud 18th instant, at the Assembly | ® Reoms, Loutsiana avenue, near the corner «f 6t street, urder the direction of Mr. J. HH. Dane e. bs No pains lave been spared to make this the most | ¥ interesting murical entertainment ever ziven in Weshington, About one hundred girls will aig in which will represent tlowers. The jeoorated to suit the occasion. s lekets 25 ceuts: can be hud of Val, Harbaugh, H. Daniels, the Pupils of the First and Sacoud District Schools, and atthe door of the hallen the ° of the Conesrts. ge 12-did Thi tous WANTS. __ :D—By two Ladies, JOM, on the ceeund th Address, through the je i St" e eS t t ANTED-A W Housework, w! y. Apply GIRL, to do eener wil! be treated as « No. 213 D street, be ri je ie 2° v \ of the fame 14th and Vth ANTED-A NUE Honne work. without TR TS. Coe \ appl KO int WAN ecomniry. comer of Ve WwW T NURS? frowh brenst a Wet Nurse ithy. diately a ui street, Le ss fern by ferences rely te © town Hehe idle aged COLOR ree for an Tefent, preferred. Apply at meaventc. pl os LD a corner of Mary! f D—On the Ist proximo, acd for mix \ hs or longer. a xn » pitaniv fur mmhed HOUSE, within ive or mx squires of the Patent Oities, Address tox 612, City Post Office, giving " of house, aud price per mouth. ge 1-3 JANTED—Ry a nsituation ns $7 Mnd¢ MS trewe, e Address G. B., Star Ofhee. ADY WISHES ANY RESPECTABLE pyinent, (not menial.) Has beon a teacher forseveral years. Would preter a funily leaving lor New York orany of the western cities, Address vat Offise, Washington, itt VECPTARLE YOUNG WOMAN, who ust lext her child a «lt hax afuil breast of obtain A situxtion as Wet Nurse. tion to xoing to the country. Best of references given. Address Box 3, at this office, 1t* WANTED Te lure immedintely a quit. utendy, COLORED WOMAN, to take charge of two Soys axed 8 and 9 years, aud to Sew when requireds a House Servant aud Cook. th 26 eet, near 17h. TO RENT—From the lst of Cote mioriable HOLS avenue and within the square surrounded by Pa | ¢ avenue, 15th street, H wtreet, and jth street. Ad |; dress “Walter Mowbray,” through the Post Ottiec. D—A SELUATION 4 Geiiuin Gar Host of valareuces given. CHAFEIEID'S, No. 326 btu etreet, nd Ef streets. jela si* K, WASHER neral Housework. street, between B _ _ GEORGE KOBB, W ANTED—A WHITE WOMAN, who can | come well recommended and is w K to COOk and do general housework 10% MH family, will find employment by applying at No, 45! 8th atreet. t jet t \ ANTED—Ry a middie aged MAN, who has heen lon; of employment, and who has a | t large (amily to maintain, Eve yinent SK Lo asain | No, 3% north Capite © any honest | s! usiness AL Which he cA he useful to his employer. best of roferences will be xiven. Direct to“J. | t B.” Star Olive. je lo 6t WANTED—2 first-rate HARNESS HANDS, immediately, at 4997th #t., opposite Odd F lows” Hall, JAMES 8. TOPHAM. Jes-tf Wo will olfer at nuct of July nest at Sh o to be paid in casi, sta} weekafter sale, or the p risk aud cost of the firs WA N lowing deseribed proper: wode, opening tite wiihth chaser. tobe at the risk aad Week's notic By BARNA Apply at] .) bounde exet more or jess, to Joo. Verbs allel to Co: feet to the beginning, with t of sale to be compiled with ino atthe rick and cost of the first purchaser, jels By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioncers. MPTORY binet makers and others sa every lot must be Terms ens! 38 12-dts 1 do well to attend, t reserve. WALL & BAKNARD, Ancts, By BAKNARKD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. YRUSTEES SALE — Ry virtue of a died of trus from Jonn H Waters. da et June le, 16, TI DAY , the Lith day P.i., on the premises, v6 74 nud 75 of Old Goorcetown, bounded viz: Begining at the end of wi feet Ig teal * luches,ineasured Westerry onthe north line of Wat-r treet, from its intersection with Hizh street and thenee, on said north line, west 42 fret ly thence north aud parallel with High street wo etaliey; thence with sald alley east to iter ue drawn perth and para‘iel with High street from ths begming, and thence with said line re ersed, to the begining. third of the purchase money d te residue in two equal in- nts, at 5 months, With interest, to be ecured. ‘Perms of sale to be complied with in one erty my be resold atthe rchaser. Trustees ( je¢3-2.wha ARSHAL'S SALE.in virtue of fouc writs OF fiers fncias insted trem the k's tive of rt of the Distriet ef Columbin fer the directed, [| shalt in front of the Xpose t Seurt Hb he Ivtn day of J title, charm, sud im No "10, bestane sIreet, at ap. etd by the nortis by ioht, ty part of ras 4 21m the cast ine ame is mter- paliey 7 feet 1 mches treet, aad minaing thence I stroct north 22 feet, yuth <2 feet te same West Kiuuine, togethers at, anid + fe raid ivet to 4? ih ail and wements Lhercun, in the aly of » meize lt asd te “lepon as the Wiliams. ntet wel be sold to ant- +32. Hand 4. tu October Lerma, dowel! & abslery W. StL. DEN, Mars for the District Rese trust! fre July 7, 1e5s, IDAY, the “oth day Dweillug. A208 wwoney te sidue lu six mouths, wath sed with in one week be resold, after one stot the first pur- mn nw netCE at the risk an WALTER so . wINAND W. Ris town Ruildiug A HARNART Juiv next, at » clock, at lot of round in Geo: h and prr ce west end south and he beginning, witu the wellings. Terms of sale: Ono-thied of the poretit none week aft roperty will be resuld it Purouaser, alter one SPER =. COX Risq Trustees Seeretows Bui ding Ass jeT-vawim BAKNARD & BUCKE RD & RUCKE POS ALE By vari wn Keuinn Daw of trust n the ee thence south and par- ress street, 1a0lvet to a 12-feet alley, 1 lense west 27 feet 8 inches tory brick dwelling. ‘Terus of wale : One third of the purchase money © be paid in cash. and the balance in two equil tn ta ments at 6 and 12 meuths, to be secured, Terma ne Week & ler sale,or property may be reseld after oue week's noti_c, he WALTER NCO ostoes Gee t ei tt ne vost +eorgetown Buildy A jos-awim BARNARD & BUCKE j AN! inform the public that I have By BARNARD & BL eorgetown, Removed my Res! Fstate. Fire and Life la- | YRUSTEES SAL surance Oflice to No, 520 (2 trn st from Jobn La opposite the office of the willofferat suction on T je 3-tf July next, at S0'clonk, ANTED-—All subscribers to Spenser's H iy hat pay ty of the United states to call at N. street, between D and KE streets, Room Lt stairs, and soe complete copies in all sty lew of bi ing, from $20 $4 per volume. be _twa 21-im JAMES CARTER V ANTED.—A BOY, aged 13 years, desires a |‘ Place ns nn apprentioe at any mechanical busi- | & ness where he can jearn a usofal trade a d secure a kood home. He is tractabe and mtelligent, and Wil endeavor to serve a kind employer faithtully. Aly persou la want of such as au apsrentice will pase address Box No. 2, Star Office, and the javor will be promptly attended to. mit be sold at publ On the 13th day of July, ea, ot YOPPER SCALE.—There will / auction, at !2 m. ta 498 7th es helt parc of lot N Deomal street and run: to Wan. Ratrie’s part vaid addition, described as follows, north line of exot lmeof the B. Oxporn, ty deed by si of lot 129,32 feet 10 inchex te the of ssid lot, thenoe south to the southwest corner of H thence east lor, 24 feet & I retown, « back, f said part of tas's addition to G: rick dwelling. Also. a Second wteet at the soi ret deseribod te mi hwest corner ead running thenes west wit wd wtrect 57 fect 41 ohen t oteonveyed by Richard Smith @ § 3, 142, thence nerth wud with aid Wert line to the north boundary of dlots 128 and 129, thence east with the north if hort henxt Corner with the enst | ne of jot A Caperton’s lot, with the son'h line of y y inches, and rhemrpaghpr lS ry nnghd i thenos in a straight line to rhe U. 8. Navy Yard. Washington, from ito tons, | the beginning, with, tha be offered, of Copper Scale. ‘The analys buildings. Ca epccencrgins Poenighoe of similar weale has given about 83 per cent. ‘Ferms of sale: Oue third of the rchas® money f coppel i to be paid in cash and the talance wo @qual in- Tt ean by examined at any time previous to t Almente at 81: twelve months. w: sole upon Application at the Navy Yard. ‘Terms of | tobe secured. Terms uf sale ta c je 15-1 WM. FLINN, Navy Axi Le one Week aft y be rend : tee, althorsk and cost of the 30 PIANOS now in store to select from—Re | Tt Purchaser, member the correct bese? uumber 18, PA F ma 23 9 Paave,, bet, oth andlothets, | jer dawine Wah feet to the feet 1M foot to Brvige improvements, Bt the rusk UCTION TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MOKNING. By A. GREEN, Agchoncer. ANDSOME AND VALUABLE BUILDING » Bar wees J2rn any STA STKar rs, vom FRIDAY. the itth wnafaut, Ths! of Lot 14, an Sqau Thee (ront on mori P street, bevwren streets, of 8 feet, and running back 159 feet + feet alley. ay bh te reine n festion of oer mys caried. te the fi above sale, the locality Leing one of the mest ten! de im the ovty. 6 cash: balanes in 6. 12nnd i¢ months, for notes bearing interest, to be secured | a deed of trust upon the property Al! conveyancing at the — the pure). ager jesa REEN, Avet. 7 THE ABOVE SALE TS POSTPONED. octeomm of the weather. antil WEDNESDAY imstant, s2me hour and piece ts A. RE By A. GREF Auctioneer. . Y .E BULLDING LOT AT aHF Con V oo oem ap QQ STeKET® Norrn ar Av T.ON. VEDNESDAY, the 16th t.stant, ? sell, in Lat the premises, at half past & or immediately after the ral the brick north K, between 8th and 9th streets north some iding Lot, situated at the corner ef (2 and 9th streets north, being Lat No 2. in Square No. $7 The, lot frouts on Sth street 3) fect. run ning hack with the Ime oft strect $9 fect 4 mohes, nt in front. Term vOue-third cash ; balance inf, 12, and 1s Fp moe prep Doe oop pavan 9-4 neal a 7 mes A. GREEN, Anet. By A. GREEN, Anotionecr.. Noxtn, ar Acction—On WEDNESDAY, the th oetant ball sell in froutof the premises, at §.0 clock, p. m.. 7 handsome aad nearly vew Brick Houses, sud the Lots on winch they xtand, beim Lots No, 1 and 2, in Square No. 995, fronting on jeeet north, between #th and Sth streets w be meld separnt on Wishing Lo purchase x #1 One fourth cash 5 . FENDINE to Lone ye taterest from oy hers a he property i ke « en bad there be put up aud suld to the neat highest tud fer. PA pean ae A. GREEN, Avet. N ARSHAL’S SALE.—In virtue of & writ of fier: facing, issu rom the * Office of the Circuit Coart of the Di lumina for the County of Washi ehall expose to pablic ee ront of the Co: THURSDAY, the 17th day of June, 18%, the following described property, t pdant’s right, title, m, and intel land ‘2, in Square 513, in the exty of together with sil and singular hereon, seized levied upon ad A. Hall. and well be seid to 1958, un favor al for the Distriet of Cola neer. O FORTE. NiTCRE ann Hovsknorp Er Lient Miven Cow, &e QPERIOR ROS! SS Handsome Fu FRCTS. [RON Bare, hace On THURSDAY MORNING, Jane 71 o'clock, at the residerca of P.M. Pyter. 357 I street, Caroline Terrace, between 'St streets. ] shall sei! all his Furniture Saprier hoi = Superior Rosewaod seven octave iron frame Piano ‘orte, by finilet, Davis & Co. Suite of elegantly-carved # lid Rosewood Parlor Furniture, in handsome broonteli¢. comp: large Sofa, 2 Arm Charrs and 2 Side Chaurs, Large tolid Rosewood clegantly curved Centre Ta- 2, with inland sseana, marie top, Walnut Whatrots, F Taiion, Giit-frrme Pier Glass, with w! d bracket, 4 Handsome Veivet an chamber, bail and stairs, Superior Matting and Osicioth, Gilt Sindes. tace Curtains and Cornice. Superior solid Oak Sidebourd, handsomely carved, with marble top and sike!ves, Hendsome Polished Waluut Extensis Dinng Ta Solid Chak Dining Chaire, Ry frgerator, China, Gines and Crockery Ware, Waiters, Stiver-p ated Castors, Tat tery. Ac., Handsome Usk Hat ‘Tre: w pattera, Mante| Ornament: WETAV ORD. Ret of bundaome Cottage Farniture. Manegaay Marble top turenus and Washstande, Do. Bedsteads, Mattresses, Toilet Sets. Looking Holsters and Pillows Beddy Very superior Cooking Stov lures, cost $75. Very excelient iron Safe, A aT Lo’cLock, Carpets. for parlor, . With eomplote fix- ' A very superior Miich Te : $9) and under cash; over that sums credit of # and % dave, for satiatucturiy cndersed notes. bearing interest ~-The House is for rent. ingvire of the ane tioueer, je ied JAS. pVIRE _Aner By WALL & BAKNARD, Avctwnors, UBLIC SAL Gaxven, Wi SATURD wi har OF A GOOD MARKET Corrack Resi On e ve Ge wiuetive gnedow bi bAVIng ners ory market den, su + it Avatied othe pia. co wi WN A SOMERVILL. & BARNARI), Avot ‘LEIS POSTPONED TERNOON, With omet., unt san NSDAY a2 WALL & BARNARD, Av #UTUCRE DAYS By WALI. & BARNARD Aue) neers, i lkers STRESS SALE —By rive of a deed of tiuet mm he t wary ight. wew Mer at Tek eon RAV. te (7th day of July next. etiio'e eck pow on the pre of Lot 7, iu Square 40 in Want Tits boas At the eud of 123 fuera. par’ beginning ured south on fi of oa d square, ane thence due east to the reer line of sm roe WOT ot emi Line 15 fee 6 iaches, thonce west to Gth strert, to the beginning, with the umprov Terma ot sie: One-third of the purchase menrs to he paid in cash, a - k alter en be resvid at the risk and cost of the purchaser, after ove week's petice, WALTER S. COX, 1. Ve. RISGUh, Trustees Georgetown Bu tdi g Association. je 8-2swim WALL & BARNARD, Aw By A. GREEN. Auetio. cer. Peary Piy EBUILD NG LOTS Froxrs No N Sun StReaL West AND K axt L Sree ts TH. MPRIst ox —On TL by order of the Tr ame Sqoare od investment are se Lalnnee in two ABLE PRO W kaue.— Seb PRERTY NE Virtue of 8 deed t fe faver of the Columbus Eu October 15, 1855, and duly re: th a # \bashiugton county, im the Distric lumtua, thé subscriber, as Tastee, will sel at pubic suction, on WEDNESDAY, June is), xt 6 pm, on the Rpmece. Lote 18 and 14, 1n Square 3%, city of Washington, having of about 49 feet by a depth * fect alley, together wich the a purtennoces ht welegesand other hereditaments thereauie be” eee and all the right. title, interest and «state of the said Robert Ze in and to the wate. This property is Very desiratl Oyster or any other river b Perms: One third cas Patt Oo the spot ; the la'nnee in with interest.the parchaser to vive delorred payments, secured by a deed renuses. Uniess the terms be o ve dave from the duy of sale, the t the right to resell the prope jt of the defauiting purchase: wale three Limes in the Star’, r ci eu 108 377 Rud fo low ing, one ut, wi CKEY ; By © Kn at cum 3 George tows nue of a decd of 4 uit BARNARD& ®& USTER’S SALE trast from Willian “2. We will cite hh day of Jety next, at 5 " eal Thiet Lot is, m corselown, beginning, for its b tune of W ashy sourh line of ~thenoe east and pan! iel et tae feet to Washington street, Washington strect % feet i the aning. with the improvements—a trame tune. erm: of wal — third of the purchase money the residue in two equal im and twelve mouths, with intecest ‘erms ot sale te be comp ied with fier sale,or the property wil be resid And cost of the fir Ww a seeertt on, & BUCKEY, Aus tobe sceured “f me Wowk 5. Fr. Trustees George je? Sawin BARNARD