Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1859, Page 6

EVENING STAR. | "#29070" n2ws avo cossrr SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS The Coustitution treats upon thé?“ Consist- eney” of the Opposition; says, in reply to a misrepresentation of a Washington correspond- ent, that.Howell Cobb, of Houston, who sup- ported Hugh L. White for the Presidency in 1836, is not the present Secretary of the Treas- ury; and gives, with comment, a list of the persons composing the new British Cabinet. The Intelligencer defends, at length, the recent decision of Secretary Cass, to the effect that naturalization in this country would not exempt natives of France from military service in that country, in the caso of those who volun- tarily repair thither. Book Notices. From Messrs. Blanchard & Mohun, “The Art of Extempore Speaking,” hints for the pulpit, the Senate, and the bar; by M. Bantain, Vicar- General and Professor at the Sorbonne, &c., with additions by a member of the New York bar; Charles Scribner, New York, This book not only supplies a desideratwm in the literature of the lan- guage, but ministers toa need peculiarly existing under our representative system of government. It should be at the hand of every public speaker, both professional and political. From the same, ‘- Hours with My Pupil;” or, Educational Addresses, &c.,—the young lady’s guide, and parents and teachers assistant; by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, late principal of Patapsco Insti- tute, Maryland, and author of ‘‘Lincoln’s Botany,”* &c.; Charles Scribner, New York. The object of this book is “to teach the principles of virtue and piety with the force of truth and the eloquence of Sincerity’’—to teach the women of our country that there is something more worthy of their im- mortal destiny than the study of modes of dress, and the etiquette of fashionable society, and to instill into their minds aspirations for a higher life. We have received from Messrs. ‘Taylor & Mau- ty, (who have the bock for sale.) ‘Ancient Min- eralogy,”’ or, an inquiry respecting primeval substances mentioned by the ancients, with ocea- sional remarks on the uses to which they were applied; by N. F. Meore, LL.D; Harper & Brother, New York. A book indispensable to the modern geologist and metalurgist, as well as inferesting to the general reader. Also, ftom the sume, ‘“The War of the Roses,” or stories of the struggle of York and Lancaster; by J. G. Edgar, author of “History for Boys,” &c; Harper & Brother, New York. A book which minutely traces, as this does, the thrilling incidents of the sanguinary struggle of the rival houses of York and Lancaster, from the plucking of the Roses inthe Temple Gardens, through a peried of thirty years, to the destruction of Rich- ard the Third, will of course be eagerly sought by the student of history, adult as well as juvenile i> The Patapsco€nterprise says that a Texas fever prevai's in Howard county, and names a number of citizens who are about selling out and removing to that State (The Wisconsin Patriot talks of “a queer case of seduction.” We had supposed that most cases of seduction were rather “queer,” and some of them funny. I> The North German Lioyd’s steamship New York sailed from New York on Saturday for Bremen, via Southampton, with 118 Passensers. Among the passengers is Dr. F. James, of Wash- ington city. 17 The steamboat John G. Layton exploded on Thursday last, about forty miles from Savan- nab, Ga. Master James Strobhard was killed, five white and five colored persons were missing, and several of the crew and Passengers severely injured ———_______ UP The *Newport (R. 1.) News says that the harbor of that city, so celebrated both for its ready accessibility at all times. and its security of anchor- age, is gradually filling up. The cause of this the News attributes to the wash of the streets through the sewers, and the throwing overboard of ashes and cinders from the vessels in port. > From the photographers and publishers, Messrs. Bryant & Smith, we have six Photographic (stereoscopic) views of scenes in and about Wash. ington, which, for excellence of execution, are quite equal to the best French stereoscopic views. ‘They cousist of representations of the Patent Ottice, Washington Monument, Jackson Statue, White House, Capitol extension, (east front,) and the Tomb of Washington. They are for sale by Frank- Un Philp. ——_—________ I~ The New York Herald of yesterday morn- ing contains the cards of Mr. H. Halsey and his attorney im reply to that of Mrs. Deane on the pre- vious day. They deny that he was absent from the funeral of his wife, as alleged by Mrs. Deane, and that his whereabouts is now unknown, asalso alleged by her. On the contrary, they state that Mr. Halsey can be seen at any time and place de- sired. They also express dissatisfaction with the want of thoroughness of the coroner's investi ga- tion. irene oe og U> A “National Singing Festival’ is now transpiring in Baltimore, under the auspices of the | Germans. On Monday, they had a march from the New Assembly Rooms, their headquarters, to the Front Street Theatre, the place of holding their exercises. Two military companies preceded the musical societies, and delegates from New York, Philadelphia, Alexandria, eorgetown, D. C., Harrisbary, Newark, N.J.. Richmond, Wast- ington, and Baltimore. Each Society displayed either 2 banner or flags, and the marshals Properly decorated, and the members carrying appropriate emblems, made an imposing appearance. Over one thousand men were in line, which extended about three fourths of a mile. Upou reaching Front street, the armed escort filed off and salnted the visitors 2s they entered the building. The xrand concert of the festival took place in the eve; | ning, at the theatre. It was considered rather un_ fortunate that a heavy rain should have com- menced falling just about the time the audience assembled. Nevertheless, the audience comprised, at least one thousand persons, a large portion of whom were ladies. At ° O'clock, the curtain arese, and the performance commenced by the Singing of a chorus, entitled the Singer's Prayer. ‘Phe whole of the programme was sung. under the direction of Professor Charles Lenschow, and the concert was regarded as one of the most Successfiil of the season. Today the convention have a | Slidell, of Louisiana, Tae Mission To Paris.—We place little confidence in the rumors that the Hon. John t.to succeed Judge Mason as the American to France, because knowing that he has repeatedly de- clined the position, which, it h@s been long understood, he could have had atany moment since the accession of the present Adiministra- tion. Mr. Slidell has at least éight years longer to serve in the Senate of the United States, a position which no gentleman has of late years given up to accept aught in the way of public employment save the Presidency or a Cabinet portfolio. We regret that Mr. Slidell has declined the President’s solicitations in this connection, because sincerely believing that of all American statesmen he is best fitted to protect the interests of the United States at Paris in the present juncture of European affairs. This opinion we know to be generally held by the public men of the country, all of whom are aware that he isa gentleman of great sagacity, experience, caution and nerve. and that he possesses precisely the attainments most required in an American Minister to France, in these partiemlar times. Inpian Arrains 1x Texas.—Sometime since the State of Texas ceded to the United States certain tracts of country for Indian purposcs, which were afterwards colonized by the Gen- eral Government as Indian Reserves. It seems that in consequence of the Camanche difficul- ties of that region, a general prejudice has been excited against all red men, and the quiet Indians inhabiting these reserves have often been aecused of committing depredations, which were wholly attributable to the ma- rauding Camanches. Notwithstanding the In- dian Office, in conjunction with its agents in that State, has exerted their utmost efforts to remove every possible cause for irritation, they have been unable to prevent a collision, as intelligence has been received at the Indian Office, from the Brazos agency that a serious skirmish had taken place on the 23d ult. = —— Removen.—The declension of Mr. Erasmus J. Middleton, yesterday, to be again a candi- date for the secretaryship of the Board of Alder- men, was a virtual removal—it being known that a caucus had determined to substitute an- other in his stead. Mr. Middleton held the position for twenty-eight years, in all which time no complaint had been made in any quar- ter against the manner in which he has dés. charged any of its duties. A more valuable servant or officer the public never had, as all in Washington know well. We entertain no fa- vor for the custom of frequently changing the incumbents in clerical offices. whether of the Na- tion, State. or City; and more especially do we deprevate the policy of removing such a secreta- ry as Mr. Middleton has been for twenty-eight years past, to the end of making a place for any one else. Ps a Interac Iurrovewent Laxps or Froripa. A certified list of 57,809.16 acres of land in the Newmansville district, approved to the State by the Seeretary of the Interior under the pro- visions of the Sth section of the act of 4th Sep- tember, 1441, has just been transmitted to the Governor of the State of Florida, by the acting Commissioner of the General Land Office. These lands are selected by the State in part satisfaction of the internal-improvement grant by Congress of 500,000 acres, under the act above mentioned, the proceeds from the sale of which land by the State go to make up the trust fund of the State for internal improve- ment purposes. bee eee a Mawr Laxps.—A copy of the original list of Miami reservations under the treaty of June, 1804, has been transmitted by communications of 11th June, 1859, by the acting Commissioner of the General Land Office to the register and receiver of the land office at Lecompton; and those officers have been notified that said list was approved by the Secretary of the Interior on the 16th of April, 1859, amd that from and after that date all the lands in the Miami ces- sion not embraced in said list become a part of the public domain, and consequently liable to settlement under the preémption laws. - Navat Orpers.—Surgeon Samuel Barring- ton has been ordered to the Naval Hospital, in place of Surgeon Pinckney detached and ordered to the San Jacinto. Sailmaker Her- bert has been detached from the Philadelphia Navy Yard, and ordered to the frigate Con- gress. Sailmaker Lozier has been ordered to | the Philadelphia Navy Yard. —+ Cuaxce or Nawesx.—The chartered vessels of the Paraguay expedition recently purchased for the Navy, have had their names changed by order of the Navy Department, az follows, viz: The Westernport to the Wyandott, Meim- phis to the Mystic, M. W. Chapin to the Ann costia, Caledonia to the Mohawk, Atlantic to the Sumpter. ——_ > Tar Anctic.—This steamer, which had be- come unfit for naval service, has been recently purchased of the Navy Department by the Light-house Board. It is the design of this | board to have it converted into a life-boat, and anchored to warn mariners off Rattle-anake Shoals, near Charleston, South Carolina. Saleen se Svsrexnep.—In consequence of the approach of the sickly season, the Light-house Board have been notified that the work of building a light-house at Jupiter Inlet, Florida, will necessarily have to be suspended. Sch Til Navan Orver.—Commander John W. Liy- ingston has been ordered to the command of the receiving ship at Boston, vice Commander Stoddard, detached, (sick.) pial eal Tan Weatuer.—The following Teport of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telograph line to the Smithsonian Institu‘ion grand pic-nic at the grounds of the Maryland State Agricultaral Society. PRESONAL +-*>Hon. Wm. M. Churchwell, of Tenn., is at Brown's. ~-*- Hon. P. E. Broechus, Mo., and Gen. Tilghman, Md., are at the Naticnal. 0°" Teach - ee C. iH. Larraber, of Wis., is at the U. ---" Hon. Robert Dale Owen, of Indiana, is at Brown's. ---- Capt. R. W. Johnson, U.S.A; M: : Bache and Hon. W. B. Reed, Pa., are wn: “*: The Spectator of the 28th ult. announces pe gtet id Seeator in London. He is -H Green, the “reformed gam! e Wappelle county, lowa. He is coral te Christiaaburg Postofice, 12 miles from Ottumwa --e- Bonner bas received the story from Dickens a ee pore author has writien for the Led- a le wstrative of a case of Life Inet. ~*-+ On dit that Hackett, the actor. and will short! wi - The Davenport (lowa) Democ trees Kowata trea rat says that steps owerinettn +5 Hi From the tenor of the letter a ond Dg an army ndent of the Taun- believe when I last with Sickles excite- nd that fi Kossuth was engaged in raisi --*- The New York corr. ton (Mase. Gazette, says: you, we were all ment. "The story is dead wee Bonaparte, which designed exhibiting, but lo, upon wating tg sented jtsclf. The body him. Tho time of observation is about 7 o’clock ; Junx i, 1859. Y clear, warm. clear, warm. ear, warm. + -clear, wi VROM THE West. Frederick, Md..... erstown, Md. ing it, on Friday, instead of Napoleon of thi homeliest Egyptian mummies ever daapested fang ‘Snatchers had Items : New. connect! matted to. the Minister at shortly de General character, no pros| country. Company. lowed to right hand in sui ptmates co was presented men’s gang." leave it.’? = city 350,000, State of all nations, in August. i by extend eee 1 . That whi remain neutral, and into by the Confederation, the sm: Powers are averse to it. and manifest a New Orleans and Ke service, has been rele! They $11.000 less than heretofore. to extend the trip to Havana, the only compensation. —— Pavine off THE CREW oF THE FRIGATE Mix- NESOTA aT Boston the 11th inst., says: ‘The crew of the friga about 600, were paid olf quired being over $1 agreeable to me, an not at all suit the place. not accept without a sacrifice of feeling. iy present place, and if my political friends ar ner in which I discharge its guify this by not asking me to Sitistied with the mann duties, let them si i7~ The butchers of ie A State tem called to meet at it, to perfect the organization throughout t i An exhibition of zone to the Austrian hea ‘he campaign as battle- Telegraphed Wasuincton, June 12.—The various railroads between harleston and jew days. Prussia is in the contest itself. surros jackson, Mic painter. ‘Oren via Flor: routes, via Csiro "tn ome direction, and Virginia and ‘Tennessee in another. dispatches expected from Gov. their sub. and ida, Postmas- i ——— from Par- to the Gulf of Mexico. 3 ier ied ew Scene le ‘western section have | after a careful Piaf sud Suvi tue The great inconvenience such an area a determined to preserve the pare sty entered ler German de- now going on. is a secret treaty or understanding between France | tirely lost sight of the claims of civilization and and Russia, and that, shonld war continue, it will ze, late Minister to & rived bere, and yesterday had an interview with the President and Secretary of State. ‘The General shows that however desirable it ma’ be for the United States to — whatever of nor is there any of a commercial ne are Cuba, there is such a consummation, obability of the negotiation ity between Spain and this The contraet for carrying the mails between West, anda semi-monthly to the Southern Steamship Teceive $69,000 per annum, The company ag the postages to be ‘The Boston Advertiser, of | yesterday amounted to only 90 head: ite Minnesota, numbering yesterday, the amount re- 000, in sums ying 0) to $500. The gates were closed, ani but these connected with the navy yard were al- enter until the men were paid off. The crowds outside the walls was large. The streets were flanked with backs and boarding-house run- ners. Several philanthropic individuals were in- side the yard, and as the sailors entered, imparted Wise counsel and encour: from the pit-falls whic! crew as a whole are a noble set of fellows. Bowles, one of th ng words to save them and them. ee, > A letter from Mr George D. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, who was much talked of for a nomination to Congress in the place of Humphrey Marshall, declined, was read to the late nominating convention, in which he says: “A seat in Congress would by no means be Lam very sure that | should 1 do not want it; I could New Orleans pay to the 250,000 in market fees every year. ily A New York “Jerry Diddler” has re- cently swindled Mobile merchants to the tune of rance convention has been ch., on the 15th | forms shall be tiled by the Clerk of fine arts, open to artists is announced to take place at Geneva [o> Herr Eugen Adam, from Munich, known bis representations of former Italian wars, has quarters, to take part in requanted at 4 o'clock to attend. je 14-2t » 15th instant, at 4 o’cloek. to ad ons for the g opt rules and reg- overnment of the course, s of this well ki nal Exbibi NING, Juno P. m., precisely, Thespublic ts invited E UNION ACADEMY EXHIBITION. ‘The student will give their Annu on of nm dn Lith, %. RICHARDS, Principal. ‘in, has ar- ree from | for the former, and #2. uns, and his | & Co; Sa ef. Another named George Curmmingham, now at the Chelsea Hospital, under treatment for an ulcerated leg, with a purse of $20) from the tire- he beginning wee: a ° ( y eer Derantuent, June 9h, 1838. Correspondence of The Star. Satine be Soethy gree tnes Same soepmeat Sa Department enti! Monday, the A 1 Grorcetows, June 11, 1959. fee, Bina ve millions of dollars 10 | own the Vclomae on FH We are pleased to learn that onr corporate jert Methodist Protest % gold ofthe [June on the steamer ; + ae fy ioe a the (to Nee Tesaearer of the Pceatere ate te sitaated {ik the angle between Sixth of the Mint at Philn- | ga"ioeek at & a'reime and reterming. * j tion of Hig Market streets, 1 Branch Mintat New | Choice Vocal Mosc well to the entertan it Ie infemded to erect a bui ‘or St, Louis, within one |"! under = ee reo Titus fevaiued uf prices. ohi! ren taken enone aocouepan ned by guar suitable for publie school a of more | rightditection, and will, ‘we are sat- 34 Deoem- 3 cents; children es t0 be had of Inde, meet with the decided se ‘Tie authority sfithw acts of Congrese of Th stro jon of every dweller in that section of the town. The whole of the public — being located oo eastern border town, n t, nad inavanloug, them io in their effort to secre for theit bj to in to for ch : here pes — selected pce tainly an admirable one for such a purpose, ing eligibly located in the most a arden jon of West Georgetown, and unencumbered ber, 1857, and St March, 1859, = Sach Treasury notes will be issued upon the re- | 3th strect: ama at ceipt here of certificates of deposit to the credit of GouD FOR THE MILLION. the Treasurer of the United States with either of beignets lon those officers. They will be made payable to the HO! FOR ARLINGTON SPRINGS. ders shal! naree to " = paraiebepicmnfiyticr: Fp of bedbrest, THE GREATEST TREAT OF THE SEASON. not to exceed #ix per centum per annum, and will First Grand Pie Nic of the NARAGANSET carry such rate of interest from the date of the cer- 1, of Geon Lown be wall tificate of deposit. The proposals must state the given atthe above popu’ Avenue 499 Th street; P. J. oy the Boat. jeter hether Prussia nterest condi ‘i sort IDAY, Jone ith. surrounding buildii ition and without ref. | Of" on FR ' - ition cd Soatrality sad Aer tig ogo A very disreputable exhibition, for the Sabbath, wesc other Sepopse contain no other fractional eT J. Fe add aol Ber in States, is * ceedingly do btful The | ae pr wepiorians - pre = a a ao rates than one-fourth, one-haif, or three fourths of | no pains to render ita time of pleasure mud ensoy preseat aspect of affairs in Barope, be thinks, is —_ = = of Sunday, pepied cr eight indi. | ON® per eentum. One per centum of the sum offered ee Papakantwely to a ee peer hd revs feting. ree posk viduals. ‘These parties having, we should . | to be exchanged must be deposited with one of the on ee Treasury officers before mentioned, whose certili - in Wasiuns Flying Cloud, ety. to say nothing of morality, occupied the cate of such deposit must accompany cack proposal | ton and connect with the paeket pont - Eine ys ving ball, and wheuping od ting. | as security for its fulfilment. If the offer is not ao- | Which will = me Se the LL aid hour, as success tended one or the other ow- They | cepted, immediate direetion wil! be given to return eir position | saoh deposit. Should any proposal! be found tncon- Tickets cnn be had at Butier's, lath street: Sienp was such as to shield them from the scrutiny of should have remembered that while son House, ith street and Pa. avenue; and Ben sistent with the acta of Congress, or this notice, it | ter’s, Washington cits; and at the foil Speaks in glowing terms of the Spanish people, | the, police and passers along Bridge street ita | will not be considered. Bridge hnd Potomac soreetae Wins and especially of the Queen Mother, whom he | thelr conduct was fully exposed to ae All proposals under this notice must be sealed np | streets A. Giles's. Beall ; Bare considers to be a kind-hearted, amiable person. In | &f Tespectable families residing n cle nd inscribed on the outside cover, “Proposals for | Store, corner Bridge ant Uh ch stroeia, ard to the acqnisition of Cuba, the General is | 8d who were, we are satisfied, greatly eon a rene 7 Noten” i rT be opened i this De | Market Space; A. Rodier, Whi re very sapguine Our present Minister he — wbhathe violation of the peace and ty | aoe “ pag do n. Sy eal. tenenalabhi Senak where gape ; a P 5 the Sabbath, partment y ‘anal, He Dep ee Apa y otherwise, the | _ The Potomac Light Infantry, Captain Holtingr- | Gay of June unetant, HOWELL COBB, | plage «hile waiting for the Beat. bd t L Sad aes » worth, are making arrangements for a target] je 1o-dtJane2> Secretary of the Treasnry. IF” A mecting of the Clab will be held at the leponent say ot. firing, to come off to morrow, at somne point up the | = - uxpa! piace on Wedneniny evening, the 15th int. ‘The Associated dispatch says : line of the canal. The handsome canal packet tn onenpiete arrangens ‘order of the Wasuixeton, June 13 —{nformation recently | joat Flying Cloud, Capt. Moore, has been char- AMUSEMENTS. re AND SACHEM received from Madrid, of an altogether reliable tered for the occasion, to carry the company to and : = Tee k. from the ground. é rbk GRAND ERS TIVAL | (UR NAME Is OUR MOTTO. ‘The subject of erecting outlet locks to the Canal, The members of the GOOD WILL CLU at some eatah cows the lexandria Aqueduct, for Saenger Bund, Lave to in their numero: the r accommodation of the coal trade, is or THE frieuds and the public generaily tha’ being agitated by some of our enterprising citi- DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. they will gives Grand Pie Nic at 7 zens Such an improvement we have no doubt, ATAKLINGTON SPEKINGS, Arlington Springs on MONDAY sane auch, Tin would peopel Spee! to facilitate the canal trade On THURSDAY, June ith, 158, ud being Sef pene by eee ry teigy old generally at this point. — ill extend te them a liberal share of thes Our PROGRAMME, ublic schools were visited on Friday after- by most of the members of the Board of Guardians and several members of our City © cils, and cards of merit rge num- ber of the inost meritorious pupils, in both male and female departments. ‘The offerings of beef cattle at the drove yards 75 were pur- it $3 whaS A the remain- About 600 old sheep id sold at 34ate Ib. ‘a3 12 per bead for the lat- Cows and calves $20a50 Veal calves 5c. per romage. ar caper er Cotillion Band has been encased for the occasion. A extra tine of Omnibuses has also been encaced to insure the safety and comfort of en city frend. ‘They wil! leave the Northern Market hense corner Capit WEDNESDAY, June 15th. At 7 o’oleck p. m.. the guests of the different Singing Societies, belonging to New York, Balti- more, Richmond, &e., will be received at t! roa thy the S ENGER BUND and rR ERS of this city, and escorted to the Tarn Haile close by, where a collation will « them. At® Reed eo piken| Sor the cr a byte ed recession wi be given ty ring rock > the line of march will then be taken up towards the ‘ity Hall, whore the strangers wil! be ‘honor’ the Mayor of Washington, willthen move through come of Fizying Cloud hax also boen r wart Eetown ro Miewaicim the pleasure o Whact overy two eure, at the pore are. inecipal Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting a gentic -aad arale to Beets warters it aryland | man and lasien eine. Tha ve it chnell’s, where also a enmp- sates eweres {uous supper will be in readiness for the gussts aed | RMETH ANNUAL EXCURSION their brother Singers of the District. The tanquet Waugh Chapel! Sunday School. being over, thy rious lod, hosts—Ma This school takes pleasure in anne friends and rons t wi the a! Excursion or chased by butchers and speculators. on the boof, equal to $6 Sal0 SS net; ing twelve were left over. and lambs were offered gaged I may wish Lo reser ted to | It will leave + the ‘The Flour market continues duil and inactive; standard superfine brands are held at $7, and extra at &7.WaSS, asin quality. But little Wheat offer- ing; prices range from $1.50 to $1 62 for red, and $1.60 to $1.75 for white. Corn, State. for white, and Fassc. for yellow; no sales of moment. ’ n the course of th’ ing the equ ven badges for the acting committees, and al! give as E > rad. Arrivals.—Schooner' Federal Hill, Wheatley. | those entitied to march inthelioe, will be dietetie. | Foe Wicek nee rt. down the Port Deposite, lumber to re Wheatley; Phebe ted. — pote.boat Thoums’ Collyer having been cha: Nelson, Etheredge, Norfolk, lumber to Pickere: For the purnone wil! leav v wharf, foot + ratoga, Clark, Boston. ern Hartley Me ay: +, and Blagden’s wharf. Navy Yard, at® & Bro; Steamer C. C. Alger, Philadelphia, to , - A. delphia, and Columbia, Baltimore, to Hyde & Punetually at 8 a.m. the p-ocession will be formed ted Davidson; packet schooner Fairfax, Mott, New York, to McCobb & Dod; apa in the following order: orbee Med FROCESHION. 3 pals, mou : Messrs. F.W. Exlefistean, J. Gerhard, and J.C. retschmar. The Mittar e Mi % Singing Societies from New York, Baltimore, Richmond, Petersburg, Ac, Other invited Guests, Music. The President of the Senger Bund. The Officers of the Bund. The Committee of Arrangements. Alexandria Music Verein. the District a Ite od Tieket« 50 cents; Children 15 cente—to be had at ge; and several bay cra! ‘ — Bookstore, corner 7th and D «t Morrison's Pa. avenue, of the children, and al __ THE COMMITTEE. Jes" FRIEND > EOR ‘own i. C., respectfully aunounce that their ANNUAL PIC NIC will be given at RLINGTON SPRINGS, On WEDNESDAY donee, The chantabioshrt of oe Rent keine w versally known, the Commuttee deem it wnnecessa-y wet ast = A Resoxvtion to provide for the expenses of the poor and workhouse for the first quarter of 1859, and for other purposes. Resolved by the Board of Aldermen and Board of Common Council of the Corporation of Grorgetown, That the sum of five hundred and ninety-eigbt dollars and twenty-three cents be, and the same is hereby appropriated, to defray the expenses of the The Members of the Senger Bun: ‘of Columbia. to remark further than that this fertiy ivi poor and workhouse for the first quarter of 1859; The Turners. merit the popuiacity which has ever attended tle sides to the order of the Trustees, and to be by The Turner Rifles. Pic Nics of our y. aed that. as on form hem accounted for by proper vouchers. The line of march wiil be taken wi Sostons.. ne exerts ip Penn. avon filing past the Presidential Mansion, then proosed through Georgetown to the boat landing, and by means of the cana! boats te Arlington Spring. CEREMONIES ON THE GROUNDS, . Part First. Arriving on the grounds, the various companies aud societi.x will repair te their respective cainps assigned them. Ats! o'clock the societies and as semblase will he called around the stands, and, after & performances by the bands, a short address in Geriman will be delivered by the President of the Paenger Bund, Mr, Schel‘haas, who will be followed inthe English by Mr. Kretschmar, Performance by the Banés, Bundes Lied, Mozart, by the umted Glee Clubs, Oration in German, 4 the Rev. Mr. Heraberger. Performance by the Bands. cs Freineit, Marschner, by the united Gice a Alternate singing by the Mozart Verein of New Vork, ‘Alexandria Mliveic Verein and the soc ‘ety of Maryland, Virginia, Washington, &e. and social pasttime to conclude the first part. Kesolecd further, That from and after the first day of April, 1859, the accounts and vouchers of the Trustees shall be rendered quarterly, as here- inafter provided. Resoived further, That it shall be the duty of the Trustees to render the said quarterly returns in ac- cordance with the forms herewith presented which the Corpora- will be eparcd that may ted to enhance the comfort and ‘ons fiends upor Omnibuases will leave th: Pa. avenue, and proceed to throughout the day, Washington frend ued: iearure of our nume having tel Gentlemen's tek cents—to be proc gates on the day: a Stores of John F the Drag Store «i ington; and at Dr. J of either of the Com tion for their guidance. Resolved further, That the Superintendent is hereby required at the end each and every month, from April, 1559, inclusive, to furnish the ‘Trustees with a return in accordance with the form herewith presented. to be tiled as above, showing the zmount and kind of supplies for the month, and the average number of inmates; and also, a montily statement, as per form, show! the daily reecipts for th onth, and the sources from whence they are derived, which statement shall accompany the quarterly account of the Trustee. Resolved further, That no 5. els cents red 1 i Kaimey, vrne. A > - Aibert King, T. F wr, J Frances Harper, Wm. G. Pettit, W 3@ it-ditJunezz 1 .HE UNIC RDS take purchase be made fi ART Skconp. outlets reends aw ) | save on the written requisition of the Trustees, or al will be given at 20'viock for reassem!: ling ic that ve made one of the Board to be so authorized, and then lor aGRAND PIC NIC at Ar ing only upon sealed bids from at least three persons. except such miscellaneous articles as from the nature of the purchases, they may see fit speciti- cally to exclude by written authority to the Super- intendent. Resolved further, Inconsistent with th the Bands. THURSDAY, Janes , C, Sahm, by the united Glee y rein future advertisement PuaStf COMMITTEE. PR TERS ARLINGTON ASSOCIATION. EVENING AND MOONLIGHT Pic Nic. Oration in Eaglixh, by Mr. M. Gross, Performancs hy the Bands, Warrior's Ni ight Song, Music by Wrede, English Kretschmar, the united Glee Clubs. That all acts and parts of act; = i hoice Gymnastics by the Turners. Particula ts. ICE CREAM ofthe ver: ! .to Parties, Balls, Hotel: ‘aiwilies at a very low F attentio: everything that is DE TPeIA. CON and F stree: y best quality served Fairs, and Pri price. FRESH s made every day and Sent to any part of the city. n given to serving Parties with ecessary. Appl FECTION ERY, Te aholsen SODA WATER.—Serions in- CAK je ll-im* vate at the PHILA- corner of 12th © provisions hereof, be, and the same are hereby, repealed. Approved May 7, 1559. peer TRUNKS of every dozcription made at the « Nic of the Prin Singing and other sports nati m te Ar va!, which will take piace at when the line will again be eave the grounds precisely at 7 one Ari re. Asoc wicton will take place on WED NESDAY next, the 15th inst. a All the arrangements and accom ovens: half-past 6 o'clock, formed in order to | o'clock, IL” Tickets at FIFTY CENTS, admitt ote, with: tive view cy eee and isberal P yedecaly < lp” Tickets at NTS, admitting one-| seter. wi view paking th the ity Odd Bellows Hate t7? 499 Teh ate $472PRO” | gentleman and ladies, to be haa at the Maree oe finest of the arason to that most denghtiel ease — Je otels, and the principa! Restaarants of this city, Withers’s Brace and Stnog Band bas been er C enon NDEING QuacKs. Georgetown, aud Alexandria, gazed, AUTION !—Quacks;-their Books, Cordials, | Oumluses, slateosat ot the Cay itol Gate, corner Buchu. Hospitals, Inst 508 will leave the Northern Market at a. » Fellows Mall cannot be 1t* I have just received a ful this line, and for sale Je ita LADIES’ AND CHILDRENS coTtTo EWron, NINe POUNDS CRUSHED, and Granulated Sugar for saronly 7 cents; Ham lie an je M4 2m N HOSIERY. I stock in new Goods in Ne. 521 7th st. POWDERED, Pi good B 4 ‘Teas at Prices that JOS. W. DAVIS, cor. 9th and E sts. rown Su- yea VELING Just received, some ladies wanting Goods y sheep for age DRESS GOODs .very desirabie materia's for in this line, and wil! be sold NEWTON, No 521 7th st. At NEWTON'S NEW i THURSDA jou XPRESS ST FAIA —The © eave for TR ‘, 16t! intante at y ‘above to, BRADLEY & Li 164 and 166 Water st sola M LINE FOR 3. Alger, pi rite wi SENENTH-ST. PRY Goops Oey ere can now be purchased 1 : pay TAPLE GOODS at the very lowest piace for cas! Ladi Hand i 5 cite seine Va Tk ADIES’ DRESS TRUNKS L Cheap sip, BONNET BOXEs, SOUTHERN TRUNK FACTORY, 499 Seventh street, jel4-2m_ Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hail. PHILADBL- I oclock. For trerght, which will be tak : jaken at re- OR, Cotton jo 14-2t ized a good ‘er Je 14-3 ghar BALES ME "ine aerate oh A ful! and new sv; NEW BAND ORGANIZ igned Meee ies tl en wefan torte W. GALT, ce. A call is rex * . 16. \alex.Santh OTICE, Tue Time for weed , &e., and Fi this city is extended to Thursday, aimsive. ape RINO VESTS, entlemen in want of EW TONS Ne a0 rth at ED.—The under- 5: Capitol Hi oot to Iron Hail, D, which ly solicited, gas A for gargs instante at to either of the MLBCN, £ 7 Pita = oan or Rings — ef tth street cp agin 2 verthern ant m, ~ iS m., — t foot of the Capitol ard be “ sonal hem ali, aud, if despo to profit by my ex; lene Sprce. run a . rough to tl Spring, Via the | corner of Street a Pa. en te at manufactured and kept in copper fountains, that | yy;,, SPERMATORRIGEA :-ITS CURE. tie Host lauding, fare6 cents. Canal Boats free of | The packet tent Fig « Clowd will also leave Ihave wholly abandoned {herese of ten, po With stamp enclosed, aldress, in perfect nfi- parse my chartered omarbuses ae distinguished Gpreowe tn s from Ha introduced iato my estallishinent, as well ae svt deoce: aout friend. a former sufferer, merely super- | by fags an p'acards, ickets 50 cent-, admitting « gentleman ania Week ®, nolan mowrity in the pyot seribing Bux 176, Charlestown, Mass. sates Commtiin of Arvenremente J08- WP. NA To an_apparates for imanufactori pure Carboni = rl H Paid id " u : U . Acid Water, so highly recommnted Pe rhe eens ARE Genalarue — Waldecker,” Bartels. | Ee8T ANNvaL ExcuRSION Ph @a*n refreshing and heathiul drink | D> BARGAINS" Gerhard, jo 13 St M oearand franvaids. A single glance nt this apparatus wil | Now offered in af Aht DRY GooDs, pre-| JPARBEE’S BEAUTIFUL STATUE ontgomery Guards, satisfy any one of its entire faulties paratory to enlarsing and otherwise improving ime B ort TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION the great desideratum so long, but Rtire-rournn ° sine “PISHER GIRL” On MONDAY, June szth, 1690. soughtin other inventions, is com: F- Ladi sin pursuit of an article of FANCY Ig on Free Exhibition at - » June 27th, . this «| The fountain being made of oast iron, a or STAPLE, DRY GOODS Will grace gion ne PHILP's BOOKSTORE, The Montzemery rds announce te thew itvot the water holug tmprogaated with Reece ar | sate EWAll tell’ cheapan enh ter hiunt Mee? | 3g yenn- avenue, between Sth and 10th streets, | friends and pubic t injurious matter, and the apparatys in which'st ve | Wile: A —— sarstontethe’t noted being tuted on the eonutte insures at all —— 2 Jines a col tuk. ry itat : JNO. W. NAIRN'S Drug Store, ____ LOSTAND FOUND. “Feshmeuts will be furtushed by aren pesicnce! paras — 5 : hnmediate sugervision, Lam prepared to furnish | 442°! Pete ie and the Bladensburg road. a] iT ne Dollar, admitting s gentleman awi \RUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Maia traveters with hotter andy veal, BUNDIt-& containing the flounces for a dress. The ew! toorderat tho Suuthera ‘Trunk Factory. 499 | Northern Tarski ne othorein this city. Picage | finder will crontve the thauke ofthe owner ands Teh street, oppomite Odd Fellows’ Hall. je ld 2m | deaeiert erunks’ before parchnsns tlsewhere, | Saber 'w Fi by leaving tat No. 446 i2th etiect. FS ECRA, KERS.—2 boxes No.1 Gold Chop |; JAMES &. TOPHAM. 4 7th xt, a> ann — CRACKERS, a superior articld, whetelo een | _je1t-2m Opposits Odd Follows? Hail, $5 REWARD —Lost, a mail binck and white = the Whit { retail, at AREGES AND ¥ DOG, with long h curled tau ane 5 iw uit ©. or 10.0’clock p.m je li-3t LAMMONDYS, 7th at BAREGEs a? CHALLIE DE LAINS PU: nose. Answers tothe name of Be Saoae minibuses will attend coruer uf 7th and Lith sts. = a ~ —— = oS Ble . nd ap sity assortacntia tADIES? | 1 Bonin. The above reward will be pai: and Treasury Department, ’ STEFL SPRIN SOLE LEATHE! TRUNES | pats VLS which twill new sell'at prime | 1jeftat No. 493 New York aveuus, wear Ith ot. mittee of Arransement FACTORY. 499 Seventh street, opposits Odd | Cost foro sh; such as a rm Fine Orsandie Lawns, Rarege Robes. Colore t Bareges, inted Jaconets, Printed Lawns at 19 <EN UP—A GRA} ht eye, for trespassing h= owner MARE, bind 1a the on my Is requested to come for ward, prove property, Secateee Property, pay charges and tak« ets per yard, eee y __ 9) pieces better quality at 12! t je 14-3t* 5 3F BENYE: jolest ATL NEWTON-Na. setcth t, | od SEO CE BENVER. ings, by Kixing short notion Apply tat ' RLINGTON RETREAT. soriber, No. 36 Jeflerson stract, Georketown or at 1 sacon FON ERS & CO., Prornistons. WANTS. erase. Pare to the Springs 10 ceuts, round is Summer Retreat PTE ER eer ag pee rw. A aap onan theta, eve DATION ge pool oF oe pg ean Ae: | ete Sa Genie a ington or Georgetown, aa st ress Conk, Star Office, “ae me —— ° proprietors bave crectod a spacious ft 1 Ww k i on by 9 feet dining: dressing dancin, @ refresh? | WAdTE erent se chambormeid sed een Wil ran re 7 el rr i i \ ven, antl amply" anprived einen wpebeautiful wuine. Apply at No. 94 2d street, bet Hen visiting hig retreat oan, at ail times, be ith every facilit i i Boating, Quoit Pitohing, ea ae ae mee eae Larder all times ied wi jatels and orgthing, desirable and in cease ns sneaiiot Wilh oe t egy ood rf is now bei Dg erected opposite to | tions required. Address-D accommodat “ writing of the applicant, No. 4. Star Office. mtu aes and Boate wit at at tsmea he Je lasat_. > *PPicant, Box No. 4. Star Ufice, M LIM 3 and from tl etrrat "SE ENcy ae pe E: ep ete ee , ‘ OUSE AGENCY AND INTELLIGENCE AY Always be had, i froeo c) harge, oxo — 18 occupied by pic nies H OFFICr. FOR SERVANTS Si ssknce best ality of es ood -turet i nce. “Clubrand other parties who wich the exclusive | Tonal Weskireton ct te patronage of the fami. | NENT. PLASTER ant Wargeey iM CE right of the «rounds can make sat, tory arrange. | 88 of Washineton and vy: wating xervants | Lime Kilns, No. 1, between Upper and |. idges. monte by calling on tle Proprietors. ‘ang te call to hie office, where best of help with geod won ¥ 1 9 beat Police arrangements will be enforced, remrenge can te obtained. a wat empl for ale. by the Fest of my custom jelee Persons wan! van pwer part of the city, and SS SSS Re call and register their names. Cc. LEONA tab): dep: rm 4 HOUSEKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Proprietor, Toe lth st, between E and ies Ave? Gamal, whe re ‘alwerste LOOK 0 YOUR . 50 14-38! NTED—A COLORED GIR. tod ; val housework 0f a amiall fami: tne eee 9 M street, het: - AN UNGER Sc By Purchasi ofc, A PAYNTER the'Rod Saat the new Ww ders reoei ved and Punctually attended to. nquire at 81 WwW. GopEy. | rine of 7th and Canal streets, opposite | ¥°-5 = marect, between tth and 7th. jo 13 2° 1 ANS saieuiainii i Centre Market, =T WARREDS BA respectable young Woman a| SOQ) | ANS ( ‘ ou wail not only be sure of full measure, ITUATION as cook. Apply for three de: ived EfO™ 5 oeuts to inceay IF and Spite eT yee sawed 9 2,3 oF 4 | at No, 201 New Jerney avenue Cetvcen nreytt)® | Just received et Mela Pisces, iF yen eo aay size ‘i je 13-2" RES. Pa-av., bet Sth 5 4 i fein any othr ph etn this city Pe tis gold WET NURSE WANTE ETT |, Camerpcrenind ee come La is of the Best uality? on milk, withouta child, and tewtihn cy ee breast of CER RTE TE aN cheapest assortinent of Chuldcen's tis cnmeenen, Artiy ‘No. > TAGES in the city is ties anemia Le: N's, mcm! = jot-st Pa. av., bet. med thy ats OURE’ a DRUG AND MEDICINE XeviVANIA AVeNcE. W » asupply of Fresh 03 Moore's R E STORE, TE for these ” Feor Pace cham aay Broo as i Will be seid! cheap. lequire at 1G x Stathen, Ooiar neal, Georgrtows: BC. jee Patent — ICE PITCHERS, Li joctived. a irce invoice of Patent Double wall Plated . HE) ie ICk PITCHERS, mads on the ‘most forse 350 Pe CALE & BRO. Soweiire or KAN N&W CHICKERING PIANO, ¥® ah an otk } |