Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1859, Page 2

EVENING STAR. eens WASHINGTON CITY: ‘THURSDAY .. seeneD Ome 16, 18590 === == — SPIKIT OF THE MORNING PRESS The Coustiiution the doctrine-in- volved in the recent letter of Seeretary Cass to Mr. Felix Le Clere informing that gentle- man that naturalization im this country does not exempt nafives of France from militery service in that conntry in the ease of those who voluntarily repair thither. ’ ~ The /nte/lizencer descants upon what it ealls the comufonplace retrénchment amd reform resolutions of Demoeratic conventions, and puts rather a lowestimate on their sincerity as a general thing. > The Japanese representatives, who are to be the great lions of the next season, will come by the steamer Mississippi. Fa The foreign news shows a farther decline in breadstuffs; the bakers should, therefore, aban- don the ‘shave’ and give their customers their snoney’s worth. — FP The Canadian authorities have made mate- tial reductions on merchandise, wheat, flour, corn, staves, and lumber, passing through the Welland Canal, which took effect on the 15th inst. UP The steamship America, which sailed from Beston on Wednesday for Europe, took out 67 passengers and $410,000 in specie. Prof. Agassiz ‘Was a passenger. 10> Late advices from Rio Janeiro state that President General Urquiza threatens seriously to invade Brenos Ayres, and has collected 20,000 men. The provinces of the Argentine Confedera- tion show their approbation of the war by public demonstrations. 7 The bark Aun Elizabeth, at New York from Rosario, reports that when she passed Bue- nes Ayres, May ist, there was a continual firing ef guns. It is supposed a battle was in progress between the Paraguayans and Buenos Ayreans, as it was hinted to that effect at Rosario. weer -— - - DETAILS OF THE FOREIGN NEWS BY THE EUROPA. Tre Battie or Parestro. The London Times says the victory of the allies at Palestro was more decisive than that of Monte- bello. This time the Austrians can scarcely say that, having aci their purpose, they re- tired, because her J wished to retire It was to them an important object to hinder a junction of tbe Sardiaieus with Canrobert. In this they en- tirely failed. ‘This victory was won by Sardin- jans, their king at their head. The Times highly extols Vietor Emanuel and his army, und says that the hopes of Italy rest on the banners of the Sardinian hing. ‘The official Piedmontese Gazette of June 1, in publishing an order of the day, has the following concerning the fight of the day previous: he enemy, in greater force than ourselves, ously attacked our right, in order to hinder our junction with Gen. Canrobert. The fourth division, under Cialdini, behaved incomparably. The conduct of the Zouaves contributed considerably to the vic- tory. An Austrian general and several other of the enemy's officers were killed. Some details of the affair at Palestro are given in a dispatch dated Vercelli, June ist. viz: “The Piedmontese army, after having repulsed the ene- my along its whole front, on its riyht wing, fora moment outilanked by the Austrians, who threatened tie bridge of boats—across the Sesia— over which Gen. Canrobert was to effecta junction with the King. The Emperor then dispatched the third regiment of Zonaves, who, unsupported by artillery, rushed upon the enemy's battery, planted on the further side of the deep canal, bay- oneting or hurling into the water the companies posted on our side of the canal for the defense of the battery, tuking two pieces of cannon and tive hundred prisoners. ‘fhe Zouaves had one otticer and one bundred and twenty privates killed; also. two hundred wounded, among whom were ten ofticers.”’ MiscELLanzous Irems. Accounts relative to the movements of Garibaldi are conflicting, bat nothing warrants the belief that he has met with any serious reverse. On the contrary, later advices affirm that he was pros:- cating his campaign with undiminished vigor and success. i The Times’ Verona telegram of June 2d differs from its Vienna telegram of same date, which states that Gen d’Urban commanded and cap- tured Verese. The former has it that he arrived there without meeting with resistance, and levied war contributions. ‘T'he sub-Governor of Londrio fled with the gendarmes and public treasure into the Tyrol. Sardinian officials ill the publ in Londrio. Orders had been issued at Verona forbidding the ringing of bells on the approach of the enemy. The giving of information to the enemy about tie movements of the Austrian troops have 1 hibited, and will be punished mest severely The departure of voluntesrs from the Roman Provinces to Genoa is increasing. The Times Paris correspondent says that the Empress, and M. M. Walewski, Mould, and others are in favor of peace, and will give their best support to the same as soon as the French en- ter Milan. The reported disaffection in Tusc fair of no moment. ‘The Liverpool Times says there is every reason to believe that the massof the French aud the Piedmontese army is advancing on Mil € military read and railway which .- celli, throuzh Novara and the Ticino, across the Ticino at the bridge of Duafalord. ‘Fie london Giobe also says that the latest movements of the French and Serdiniane appear to indicate an ad- vance on Milan from the c re As soon as Marshal Baraguasy d’Milliers evacua- ted Casiexgio, Mentebello and Voybera, on Mon- day, the Austrians in catered these towns. La Prosse says that the uncertainty which pre- ¥ails as to Which course the Government of Naples Will parsue, induces the Cabinets of France and England to with at cfreumspection. The Paris correspondent of the Daily News takes it for grauted that the new King of Naples is in the hands ef the Ausirians. A dispatch from Berne, dated June 2d. states General Garibaldi himself. witha Strong de- tachment. left Como and arrived on the afternoon of the bith before Morino, a fortitied Lage Maggiore, and co attack ou the town, and maintai Whole of the nixht. On the ond. Giribaldi'’s troops withdrew, but resumed the contest in the evening. The attack ly role night. A dispatch from the sane place, via Germany. that the Bund has no information of the occ tion of Varez by the Austrians, 2: opinion that Garibaldi is still atComo. Still another dispatch states thatthe Austrians,amount- ing to 4,100, took possesion ct Varez. The Sardinian anxiliary troops, under com- of Gen. Cial were intercepted and could not reach Sesto Calend, and Gen. Ga marched to Lereno Cannonading w heard the whole night on tt Canton Tess! The Fren tured thirty value of wi! pro- any was an af- lead from Vel a pa- nd expresses its i as we frontier of the squadron in the Adriatic had ca, five Austian vessels, the estimated ch were four million francs The race for the Derby wes S race he Derby was won by Sir Josep: — nee, Reds value of te seen pies near! 000, a t was reported that Mr. l= ley hod won about £100,000." anion : — —— English horses were alleged io in progress for the French army. thousands were required. er It was vaguely rumored that ¢ he Duke of Cam- bridge was likely to retire from the command-in- chiefef the army on ac: count ef some disclosures or reflections in an investigating committee report on the sale of army commissions Phe Princess Frederick William, ef Pruss: had quitted England for Berlin. Sir J. Lawrence had been formally presented with the freedom of the city of London, in a gold box, and a proposition was ding to Frighn the same conipliment! '& ‘© Pay Lord France The Moniteur publishes ef the blockade of V cnice. L Irary. Hon. Henry Eliot had been sent by the British Government P pap sedge olticial mission to Naples, su, iplomatic relatio: he Government of Na hibited the export of omen ge ecg 3 The French engineers are said recoimn- menced the fortifications at Civitas Verehise 7 Prussia. ‘Phe ecclesiastical council has ordered in the churches for the preservation Prussia and Germany. _ i" Mr. Dempster declined to license in Detroit the other day of giving a concert, and therefore gave a free con- — or bpp A cig tour- order it. Dem; t to he > dience sided with sc vecaiels va tha tices [eh P asioved, and mea the coufusion the gentlemen in the room Mr. pay = nerating him, up and bought an unlimited ainount ef 8 books, probab) by way of By nnznim concert. and showing their zeal in the ous request he Went on and finished the WASHING NEWS AND GOSSIP. Tax Waarnen.—The following report of the oan Sree weather for this morning is made from the Morse The ‘Siar Taz Wasnixetox Water Worxs.—We are | Telegraph line ithsonian Institution. | Correspondence L ae feats see beset on all sides with requests for an explana- | The time of obser co about 7 o’clock : werd re \ | June 6, 1959. ‘otomac Light Infa had quite a fine tion of the reasons why the law recently passed oH Fh worm d Ry of peace jn | been received at the G bay a ten-doliar | burglars. It has been stated that , for the privilege | able time of it yes jon target ed the inlets Meas 7 “ oes pceey, ah e\"3 me the construction je caty fi -cloudy, warm raig Wh! ov a b ‘duct works, is not being exec! 3 In ly cloudy, wind aml. oF howerall a to them we have to say that thablaw dil cloudy” led to uartergon the the Mayor to nominate to the of Alder-} wy, cloudy, 7 call ng Cloud, whieh them a Water Works ister Bt loudy, 75°. ‘all a Be- —Se * © indy, wai foré leaving, Capt. Hollin ‘delivered to the who being thus appointed shall proceed t exe- gloudy. warm company the following neat and commendable cute the law in question. There has been but cloudy, 75°, wil eS oe, POERIERS i i 7 ° “Gel is nstered = Some moring of the Board! ot Attormsn Satansh G cloudy, 76°, wind SE. | afternoon for the purpose of shooting for a silver since the Mayor signed the law, and at that | sacon Ga clear, warm. cnp, and for ce; and I take the liberty. meeting no such nominations were received; Columbus, 6: = cloudy, warm. ‘ and Soot = pas so to do, tel op that cd — nor oould ‘they. have been acted upon at that | Ponmromery Als ie 4 Yves Froude thin beusual in bach caste, “Were Tor meeting had they been then sent in, exeept by | jackson, Ala’. he most part, young men w! dee es conzent, such being the rite gov- | Mobile. Ala. absorbed in our welfare, and we must set a Ins ss ° : © Tate "Eor" | Galnsville, Miss. seus cramyas to all aroeen ge er gentlemanly erning the Board’s proceedings. According to | Noy Orleans, La. 80°, wind N. | bearing. If we are to follow the usual course on their invariable custom, after going through ROM THE WEsT. — Deter tere il pae «tab grey er cen singing, with the simple form of reorganization, the Lehre od ated veo pia ate re nay ptisbenly Bese arin fone we Councils adjourned over for two weeks—until naewtow! a, Ma. po Lea ciptfoed toldiere 1 am entirely to it. and Monday, the 27th instant. Unless the Mayor | @rafton, Va.” cloudy, cool. will not consent _to conduct the someny on — 7’ ther | Wheeling, Va cloudy, pleasant. an excursion. Should there be any dissenting sees it to eall-the Board of Aldermen togo Parkenstete. ¥ teeat een these views; I desire they shall be stated befare we before that time, whieh he has the privilege of | Harmer, Oblo ; ciuady, wate, leave. And I wish it to be borne in mint by doing, itis therefore impossible that the excen- | Marietta loudy, warm. every member present oe pi r Peewee , ie phe tion of the law can be commenced ére then. | Cineini londy, warm SERRUy, Oresateed with a son determie Until he sends those nominations to the Board, there can be no employment upon the Water Works for the thousand laborers now in Wash- ington anxious to get a day’s work. So, we trust that he will at once avail himself of his privilege explained above, and thus while com- plying with the unanimous wish of the com- munity that the work shall be commenced immediately, relieve, at once, a3 he has the power to do, the extensive real suffering for want of employment that now certainly exists in our midst. Apropos—We desire to say that we have seen nothing identifying the Mayor with the plan to defeat the execution of the present law for the construction of the worke, involved, wheth- er so designed or not, in the introduction of a bill to substitute another law in its stead in the Alderman’s Board on Monday evening last. Its considcration there can have but a mischievous effect. If eficcting anything, it will simply be the means of inducing the Mayor to refrain from the prompt execution of the existing law, which it is his plain duty to carry out as faith- fully, promptly, and fully as he executes any other law of the Corporation. The plea that the existing law is defective, and that there- fore a substitute should be enacted, is a very childish one, in view of the fact that it has not yet been put into operation, and that therefore there exists no more reason to condemn it (the law) than before the effort to defeat its enact- ment under that plea failed so signally. In commencing the operation of an extensive system like that of hereafter supplying nearly every house in Washington city with water, it is not improbable that the earliest legislation to thatend may prove defective in many par- ticulars. But-the common-sense mode of deal- ing with such defects is to amend the existing law only as they show themsclycs in its ope- ration. Until a fair trial shall have been ac- corded to the present law, it is utterly impos- sible that the Board of Aldermen will legislate further on the subject. Their last vote of ten against to four in favor of the effort to defeat its consummation, (that law's) shows how hope- less of any other result than the possible post- ponement of the time when the Water Works of the Corporation shall be commenced, this movement for almost an entire new law really ir a Tue Carers.—We incidentally mentioned, on the day before yesterday, that the late re- moval of Mr. Erasmus J. Middleton from the post of Seeretary to the Board of Aldermea of Washington city was in pursuance of a vote of a caucus of the anti-Know Nothing party mem- bers of the Board. At that caucus all of them except Dr. Ma- gruder were in attendance. Fourteen ballots se oftices | were taken. Vhroughout this protracted bal- | | loting, to the last, the members are said to have voted as follows: For Mr. Middleton's reélection — Messrs. Fisher, Bayly, Price, Dunnington, Donoho, and Clark—6. For Mr. Laskey— Messrs. Ward, Moore, MeNerhany, Brown, and Aaron Miller—5. Bilank—Mr. Dove. On the last ballot, Mr. Dove is said to have voted for Mr. Laskey instead of throwing a blank vote as before; and Mr. Clark is sail to have changed his vote from Middleton to Las- key; thus making the total vote stand—for Laskey 7; for Middleton 5. Mr. Middieton had been the Board's Seeretary for thirty-cight years—not twenty-eight, as we stated a day or ; two since. = Feo tre Geir or Mextec. — Dispatches from Turner, commanding United | State: Saratoga, dated Tampico, jist uit.- have en received by the Navy Department, in which he says rumors had reached Vern Cruz that Gencral Wool, with a detachment of reactionisis, was about to make a descent upon the city of Tampico, and Minister McLane thought a vessel of war neccessary to protect American interests in that quarter, especially ts the general commanding at Tampico had direeted the American flag to be hauied down from the American consulate, insisting that emsular exequaturs have been, by ; ublic de- erce, withdrawn by the reactionary govern- ment. Accordingly, the Saratoga sailed to Tampico; but as General Wool, instead of marching upon Taimpico, procecded to support General Masia in a contemplated attack upon Feneral Dege!lado, and as no 2pprehensions of immediate danger to American interests at Tampico were felt, the Saratoga was to leave for Vera Cruz upon the Ist inst. ees Pawraw Braspy.—In a letler recently re_ cently reecived by the Commissioner of Pat- ents from Judge Law, of Evansville, Indiana, the writer says that having met at the house of 2 friend the other day, where there was some Pawpaw brandy, the distiller remarked that the Pawpaw, which is indigenous to our bottom lands, yields more spirit to the bushel than any other fruit, and that he has contract- ed for 1,000 bushels to distill the coming sca- son. A bushel of the fruit will yield two gal- lous of the spirit. 4 me Discoytisvancr. oy Laxp Distaicts mw Tows.—It has been found expedient by the the official notificatian | 5eeretary of the Interior to diccontinue, under the act of Congress of 12th of June, 1540, three land districts im the State of Iowa, and remove the archives, &c., to the office at Fort Des nee to the reestablishment of | Moines, the seat of government of the State. The lands in these discontinued districts hay- ing been reduced far below 100,000 acres, the law imperatively requires their close, on A Post Orrice Ky BED.—Intelligence has eneral Post Office of the robbery of the post office at Newport, R. L., by many vala- letters are lost, bat this is not believed. Special Agent Holbrook will investigate all the circumstances of the affair, and report to the Department. ned LO Deata or Linvr. Derr.—Intelligence has jast been received at the Navy Department of the death of Lieut. John R. Duer, at Apalach- ieola, on the 14th inst. ees pl! MEE a Bx pave vanadics, with a rcund waist and Avromtwext.—The President hasappoin is now only mined ct weaktuae’ ie Samuel Finley to be deputy postmaster et Tra a toliette: An item of great importance, just from Paris Bunch, resigned. cumbia, Ale., vies John L. to establish and maintain their character for Zen= tlemanly conduct and soldier-like de; it when on duty; and, unless we continue to do we shall bring discredit u the company, ai lose the interest which has been taken in our 8) Barometer at the Smithsonian, at 7 a. rected for temperature,) 29, at 7 Thermometer, at 7 a, m., 76°; at naon $3? Maximum during 24 hours ending 9a m to- dav. 90°: minlmnm 71° ess by many of the best citizens of our toyseTho Amount of rain last night, half an inch. have came Geek Gna jeluadl os ts kaacery aN en members. I trust I shail be sustained jm these Items Telegraphed from Washingten. views by one and all of you.”? . Wasiixstox, Jnne 14 —The reported organi- Upon reaching the —— (the Little\Falls.) zation of a new Cuba movement by the *‘Knights | the company entered into the sport beford ther: of the Golden Circle,” is wholly discredited here | With rather more than ordinary eagerness, Wich and no movement of the kind is apprehended. accounted for the rather wild shooting, as a g4n- All the plans of the last expedition were fully | eral thing. Upon the whole, however. man understood and were communicated to General | the shots were pretty good, considering it wef the Concha before it left New York. He was advised | first practice of the xind bythe company. The to treat the adventurers inildly. The matter, how- | best shot was made by private M. Adfer, to whom ever, wasnot regarded as of sutficient importance | the prize, a handsome siiver cup; was awarded to be laid before the Administration. The second best was made by/private J. Pierce, The War Department received this morning a | the third by Grafton ‘Tyler, an{i the fourth by J. large mail from the Pacific. The Indian ditticul- | Edward Libbey. ‘The first lather medal was ties in that quarter are in a fair way of settlement, | born off by Capt. Hollingswor)h, the second by Gen. Harney says he does not anticipate any | First Lieut. meeeyy ane fe third by Third further trouble in that section. Lieut. Cruikshank. — npany returned to Mr. Reed. late Minister to China, is here con- | their armory about S o'clock, wi with ing with the administration in regard to af- | their afternoon's exercises’ Oh their rxturn, the fairs in the Flowery Kinzdom. entire company was taken Wy Dr. Kidwe ‘The non-arrival of the steamer ‘Tennesse at drug store, and refreshed“ by him with a Qraught New Orleans, due last Saturday, excites hopes | rouud of his best soda water. with the Adiministration that Mr.McLane was} We made a thorough examination of th¢ canal about concluding a treaty with Mexico, apd lad | bridge east of the market-house this uyorning. delayed the steamer in which to dispatch it, this | about the condition of which several of/our citi- being her last trip. zens are justly complaining. It is reallyfin a ver: Sefior Berandieran left here yesterday for New | dangerous condition, and deem it our York, having first advertised Sefior Roble’s furni- | Vise the drivers of heavily loaded vehigies to seek ture for sale at auction. He dclivered a portion of aoe ae pre pees once 4 uy enpepeet i Sen f paired. e Dern nn ee nceenon ee Behe Make belie | ea will cone cone Viscount Triellard and Senior Molina are absent in New York. Mejor Belger, Ordnance-Master United States Army, leaves this week for Fort Smith, to purchase it on Friday night. We regret to learn that the time-hgéored and highly interesting custom of a Unig¢ celebration by our Sabbath Schools on the 4fh of July, has $50.C00 worth of horses. been abandoned this year. The fief difficulty in Lieut. Ives is overhauling the National Monu- | the way was. we believe, the fbtaining a place ment, and active operations will be resumed at an | contiguous to the town suita¥le for such a pur. early day. - Some of the schools arg, however, making Mr. Slidell’s friends here deny that he has ac- | arrangements for a proper cef-bration of the day. cepted the French mission The Presbyterian School hs engayed the grove near the residence of Mrs. Harber, where they in- tend spending the day. { ‘The M. P. Sabbath Schodl intend having a pic- 3. A., are at] nic at Analostan Retreat on’or about the 30th inst Don’t fail to procure a ticket to the first grand -Col. Hiram Fuller. ‘Belle Britain,”? came ee of the ——— Club at Arlington Passenger in the steamer Fulton from Europe. ig pore Xs aoa th ore ieee: +++ The Schenectady Star of Monday says that | toms are makin, P Dr. Mott is still confined to his bed, and was ra-| ceeds are for a benevolent purpose. ther worse yesterday. One side had been trou- Dled with paralysis. s++s Phe Boston Traveler announces the acces- sion of aman of ‘“-world-wide reputation” to its editorial force. Gen. Caleb Cushing is said to be the man *+*- Among the passengers returned from Ev- rope by the steamer Fulton, are Rt. Rev. Dr. Pot- ter, Bishop of Pennsylvania, and family; Captain Magruder, U.S N., and son; and Gen. ‘Totten, USS. A. and Indy, ainpress Engente is much admired for the bravery with which she fultilis the dry task of PERSONAL. +++ Major and Capt. Barnard, U. Willards*. The Canal this morning is literally crowded from the market-house to the stop lock, a distance of half a mile, with boats from Crmberiand laden with coal At Ray's dock a portion of the 1 loading operations have been stopped for wan room on which to deposite the articie and vessels to take it away «202 GEORGETOWN COKPORATION LAWS. —— A R&soLuTion appointing a Keeper of the Little Falls Bridge. Kesolved by the Board of Avlermen and Board of b i 1 i k Common Council of the Corporation of Georgetown, presiding over the Council of Ministers. The F That Wm. Mariett be, and Js hereby appointed peror is i to be suffvring severely from rheume- Keeper of the Little Fails Bridge, hisappointment tisin, Which has settled in his left leg. to date from Ist day of September, InGz, at 4 salary of two aired dollars per annum. and the nee Lonis Lucien Bonaparte is pegeeably orcupied in carrying on his philological strdies in| Clerk is hereby authorized to pay svid. salary at at Bayswater. Several works of alin: | quarterly out of any money in the Treasury not recently been printed under | otherwise appropriated zt his expense. ‘Phese pally of portions of the Olid or New transixted into the dialects of particular Bett further resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized to preseribe and fix. the duties of ssid Bridge Keeper; and fin tier, That said Bridge Keeper shall be subject to ry the Mayor, proved Mi princi Inent,. AN ORDINANCE provid! for the improvement of a portion of W est street it ordained by the Board of 1 of Common Council That there be, wd imposed, a front foot tax of seventy-ti on all the lots and parts of lols of ground on both sides of West street, between Montgomery and Mili strevts, fur the improvement thereof by enrl- i ering and graveling said street within aforesaid Sec. And be it further ordained, That within ten days after the passage of this ordinance the Clerk shall make out in the usual form, and de- liver to the Collector, « table of all the lots and parts of lots within the limits herein stated, with the number of front feet in each and the names of the persons to whom the same are respectively assessed, who shall nested to as. at 8 o'clock, for the s1NOSS, Lodge sein tran Ald-rmen ond ‘ tien of “unl he the Fall "TO-MC b kf rs sister Lodges are fratern invited. 1 J. KLOPFER, Soc. “S$ > WASHINGTON LIBRARY.—The Wash i F ington Labrary will open ducing the sum mer s agen feorn 3 Lo Te p. By order of the Mrectors. j9 16-e0St JAS. CLEPHANE, Librarian. THE ADJOURNED ANNUAL Meeting of tha Washington City Bibla Society. for tho election of officers, ar tion, and the transaction may be introduced, will be held in the basement proceed to collect the said tax Rp of the E-street Baptist Church THIS KVE- | and pay over the same as collected to the Clerk, NING, ates, ok. 1t* | and to close his collections on or before the first MOUNT DING SO- | day of Anzust next, retaining thereof thiee Be ! CIATION annual meeting of | cent as commission thereon. Wig association w Tat Ate ar tlotes es Botts | See.3. And be it further ordained, That the Mayor Hall, cornor of Maryianil avenue and Ith street | 224 Samuel Bootes are hereby appointed Commis w A ©; Cat ciation at t #. A full attendance of stockholders 1s requested. ites Will bs fined, CHARLES ALLEN, Seo. ALLY ener As: sioners, with fal power todraw and expend the net proceeds ef said tax, or so much thereof as may be hecessury, to curb, gravel and gutter said street, and said Commissiouers shall settle their account for said work with the Clerk on or before the first numb ho Pistrict of © hold a pul | day of November next. lic meating at their Hall, corner of d Wth sts... Approved May tl, 1599. on SUNDAY EVENING next the 19th A 744 0 ek, at which addresses will be delivered y 3 fi the Pr of the Association, Rev. Dr. O' Tools, ( x TUR F is MeNerhauy, Fsq., a ther friends ef the FREAT WONDER . cause. The left wing of the t wil be reserved OF THE NINEI TH CENTURY. for ladies. A coumiitee will be at the door ty eu PROFESSOR WOOD'S periotond the arrangements. HAIR RESTORATIVE JNO, D. CLARK, Char’n Coin. oe JAMES J.KA Soe ja teat Says the 8: Louis (M_) Demoer. ———— - = | letter to Dr Wood, of tt:14 city, fro TS PS ES Re watch of VA'TER, |7 With Genuine Fruit and Cream Syrups, the best in | from « reli bie source are gaaran t § the city, at JR. MAJOR $ Drue Store, the Doctor neede no encouinius, roc usgicas pulfery from the je 9 eo6t* Jorner 7th and H streets ipeens:: Btn, MAInk, Jon. 20, 1856. NOTICE ~A mooting of the stockholders of | Proresson 0.3. Woon & Celie» a ‘ the Washineton, Alexandria and Mount | atention called, . few mouths sine Vernon Steambeat Company will be held atthe of- fice of Judce Bryan, on Pa. avenne, on THURS. wn bate, which hud ti DAY, the 234 of June, at 10 o'clock a.m. The stock. my whiskers were o” same ch. holders aro requested to att 3 since L procured a bot le of » JOS. BRYAN, Pres’t, sed it, Tsocu fouad 1 was proving All persons having claims are requested to send them sa. tains or the President, gainst the Company ce » either to the Cap- week. Thove Je4-cotd h on a y hea iCK CREAM olthe very best quality served spe i ae eed een 1m Parties, Balls, Hotels, Fairs, and Private ge een beers Gx tenis: 6x6 ‘amilies at a very low price. FRESH CAKES ce. he age of made every day and sent to any part of the cit, lash arene: given to el ped wom! rv everything that is necessary. at iLA- DELPHIA CONFECTIONERY, corner of Pith and F streets, Ye i-tm* 1 aholsen ‘SODA WATER.—Serions in- jary to health and even death itself are be- your service, as I wish wo preserre q he beruties of nvture in 18.28 Well ax mysel!. coming so commen from the use of Soda Water | © Tas, truly, you A. C. RAYMOND. mannfactured and kept in copper fountains, that oie cig ery : Ihave wholly abandoned. the use of thurk eat iseonn, B WOOD'S alr enaona’ 4H introduced into my establishment, aswell as inte | proresson Woov—Dear Sir : ashington, a splendid novrity e way of to lose the bei an apparatus for manufacturing eure Carbonic | low feces Nea wy Avid Water, so highly recommended by the National | trict your preper rosratgbyd ogi Pharmacopwia as a refreshing and heathfal drink | thing needed oy ha w thick and glosey, aud no words forinvalids. A single giaace at this apparatus wil! | con express my obligations to you in satisfy aay ons of its entire faultiessness, and that the great deratum so lon: sought in other inventions, ix pompliely found in t je fountain being made of cast iron, and heavily lined with porcelain, precludes the possibil- ity of Tho water heiog inten naied with foreign or injurious matter, an apparatus in which it ix jed being situated on the ee insures at all at Airing, to the aitigred such a weasure INLEY JOHNSUN. The undersigned, Rev. 3. K. Br © minster in regular ston eof the Orthodox Charci at Reo tleman of great influence and murcers lt YM. DY ER. Ls but unsurovessfully Mw 'y beloved. Broo: i FELD, Janwary 12, 1a56 PRo¥Esson Woov—D. Having made isiai cf your 4 Hair Restorative, i gives me pleasure to say, that ius efect times # cold drink. his been excellent intre ving in flssamation. dvtfl, nad . JNO. couatant tendency to itchiag with which U hive been tronbled je7-1m corner childhood; and «cleo restored my heir, which was = becoming stay, 10 t ariginal color. I hive need wo other z arncie with anything like v ne pleastre or profit. W "5p1Ne oe Youre, trolyy ne Pleasure or preg PRESENTS, M. W.GALT & BRO. call attention to their as- sortment of new and elegant goods designed esps- ually for W viding Present, M.W. GALT & BRO, je W-St_354 Pa. av..4 doors west ft N NEW JEWELRY, ; NEW Sty'e Etrusean Chain Bracelets, full sets Carbuncle Jewelry, with btruscan Setting, Rich Coral Goods, Lavas, Florentine and Roman Me- Ce also. gold-mounted Shell Bracelets, Brooches, | AL iggy rhe atv clon seek a ¢ assortment just received. me: W.GALT & BRO.. Jewellers, ¢ put Up ii medinin and ainall; the small one dollar per bottle; Bout ids retails tor twenty per ior two dol- Jewellers, ner in jrown’s Hotel, ce holds a Proportion, and ret-its for three dollars a bu: .J. WOOD & CO. Proprietors, 312 Brovd way, New York, great N.Y. Wire Rajing Esta’ lisnwent,) and 14 8. Louis, Mo, and sold by al! zood Drug; june 16-203 er le. E W SUPP I Y ; LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S SKIRTS. 1 have just received a ful! stock new Gords | pg a ‘frem the manufactarers, which will be sold a small advance on cost at Je 16 3t_354 Pa. av.,4doo's weet Brown’s Hotel, A. L.. NEWTON'S © OUR CUSTOMERS Who kowp bile with | S21 New Dex Goods Bore = La thal pot hem 10} D. wade off, and ifnot calied for by tho2hinstast, wo | AUPTENTION in Mireetod to the peremptory ex'e shall then render each every ong request | In Square Aig, Se, ofimpro Navy Yard property, “early settlementin h. a8 we ren: ye: which will take place on the premises on Thucscay, WOTEAA Sant all berg deo ws, sc arte vas the 16th instant, at 6orclock p. mu, or lemediately te ke the contemplated improyernents im our | after the ringing of the Yard bell. This is Present store-rooms. J, W. COLLEY & CO. or the most vali corner property for a Qw 523 7th street. above Pa. avenue. 'sinéss location east Capitol it being bet THE one square the Navy Yard on Garrison R. he PANT. LE SERINAL CE street, and the stoppin ance ot t © omnibus lines riot caper RED and Wii) BBN" CONE jd cienk naceMatoan ies ¥ ~ s 000, Conveyancing at the cost of the ri h he will di r CASH, pita Sah He ins alee on baad & large lot of HICKORY, ber for OB earea vars Ae ae clsewhere, jeis A. GREEN, Auctioneer, corner 14th and C Bape aaa et | eae Gave May, a.insa! for the benefit of St. Joseph's Orphan street nad Pre pvemuss Further partieniarain & Tature advertuersecet. ring at Ro’elock. ft AAO NS es Ne A GOUD TIME FOR TRE MILLION, i HO’ FORK ARLINGTON SPRINGS. THE GREATEST TREAT OF THE SEASON. ges te the inspirir ine Lager of Schnitze! ¢ place. Cc. MADES._ =e - j Grand Pre Nic of the NARAGANSET CONCERT. PY Request mx persons present, and cht Re. i wu uaable to attend, the = Tt IDAT Fee JU NCERT, resort on AY, June iven at Trinity Church last Monday evening, will has been engseed forthe orca ferepeated on TUESDAY EVENING nexi, the may au instant, commencing at 8 0°o: Fy to be devot: d . 4 ichets ean be procured at the Bookstores. Gnalenively ton, ledge themse! Bepatne Lovenderit tau at pieeegre ed ces” ERNER’S V STIinS ava Wastong- sae Bal CENTRE MARRET cer kent ite pet me Pipa oRen PRIDAY EVENING: Sune Ip ee m the 3 ewes Brice tom in which occa-ion Starts ; Tickets can be had at Butler «, hath sirect; Simp cra Weskingson crt an A ter’ y mahi ety; a ohte in Georgetown: Sothoren’s — _ MR. JAMES LITTLE Will make his first ap fn seven years before Vashingten audience, in original character of E Plaribus Unom ta an original comeietta written by himself, enue E LONE STAR: on Tur Apveste: Tu rehearses! is a tomac streets; Win. Har: Beal! street; Bar aivors Ws v od 2 STABLE. gs oF a County Con . tH ‘oun life, in Ferman farce, taken . fner Market va bel pene water will — the comic part. ° e partion wi ed a ploasant “Ropring ook out for iurther notice. 7 Tone joreae CHARLES WERNER, | PGMS ses PAssees BEAUTIFUL STATUE 17" A meeting of the Club will oprshEn's ‘ednesday event Fre ete arrangements. By or: the pHlup's ye Oe F, eu ___ Skakb Saten ea ‘ . NUD crRsio 332 Penu. avenue, between Sth and imh'streets, | FUE TH AN SURSION ma 10 Waugh Chapel Sunday School. streets, - my 5 te House Hot 1: and 5 the towing pieces be held at the a 15th inst., ler of This school takes ploasurs in announcing to their pag ny — = they will editing my wife.Mary Keithley, WEDNESDAY "Tore ce ter on my account. alter tins date, as | am determined | TVET sone distancy ag cTmon; stare ~ wed the ai 4 . nz, Will stop and «pe under the delight to pay no debts of her on OHN KEITHLEY. fal growes af Fn" Wtinaion, ' . i at E j st 1 Thowas Coilyer having been char rest asst Je" _ | for the porpone will leave her whatl fort nt there at ®.and Biagden’s wharf. Navy Yard, ate’, o’clock WARTS. ANTED—A competent WOMAN to cook ard wash ina family of three persons, where there “The Manic will be Vooal and Instrumental. _ Axon former occasivus, & pleasant time is antic ipa the boat at erty prices WwW are no children, and another servant is kept. Must 5 > be well recommended. Apply nt this fier. U Shepherd"« ookster corner Wh sad D steers: ANTED IMMEDIATELY —A competent | Morrison's Pa. avenue: of the ehudren, and at the WAVE ake ey 11 months Boat. je 4 7 THE COMMITT T35, YOUNG CATHOLICS” CIETY OF GEORGETOWN D. C., respectfully announce th their ANNUAL PIC NIC will be given at = 3 A GTON SPRID On WEDN AY, June zd. The charitable «bject of our Society being wi versslly known, the to remark further t and willing to go in the country for the summer. Must come weil recommended. Apply at No. 512 G steoot, between 4th aud Sth ste, i ANTED—By a rospectable Woman, a SIT! ATION as teaveling-maid. Addross Ten ing-maid, Star Office. i WANTED-a good COOK, at No. 21 Ltstreet, NY Georgetown, ___ Je 15 4° | ANTED—A SITUATION asnurseand cham- bermaid by a young American Woman, who has no objection to travel with a family. She ean bring satistactory recommendations. Please cal! at 302 D street, between [2th and ISth streets. je 15 St Ww: NTED-—Anindustrioas,intelligentand strict- i vrai BOY to learn the drug and apothoca- None need z- Pic Nies of our Seciety. and that, as on former papered, that mas ure of our name: apply uniess able to fur- Aqueduct, Georgetow: estes Commitioe deem it unnecersn:y han that this festival wall fully ie popularity which bas ever attended tie a i n pie testimony concerning the eualifica 4 tions required. Address *D-nggist,” in the hand- Washington friend wl leave the 3 . Office, honrly, proceeding direct writing of the applicant, Box N. je 14-3t pone tien Fapehes en the boats will be free +> ND INTELLIGENCE | Patrons having tickets, | ” tic : FFICK FOR SEK VANTS —Tie proprietor ckets 5° cents; Ladies’ tickets 2 most respectfully s*licits the patronage ofthe fami. | CeBte—to be procured upon the boats and at the yates on the day Stores of John F. the Drug Store _o! nd at Dr. hes of Washington and vicinity wanting servants to call to his office, where the best of help with good reference cau he obiained. Several good Cooks wanted. Ali persons wanting employ wuld call and rezister their name: Cc RD Proprietor, 494 1th si Kidwell & Lawrence, in W Kidwell's, Georget Lewis Carberry, Join M. St J. L. Kidweti, ae SE ees sun {Rainey }acoh i James Rely. 7 - ~J. . A. tte SIGHTEST INJURY TO THE CLOT! ‘paid rm Wat Been. OR GARMENT.—Gentlemen Flemronus = having their cloths renovated ore NAME IS OUR MOTTO. tneabove new style will please call on = > MAGRUDER, Practical Tailor, 1th s*reet, be- The members of the GOOD WILL CLUB beg tween Dand EF streets, No. 477, west side, leave to inform their numorons ie 15 lin friends aut the puiito gomrelly that, = = — a they wil ea Gran we Nic at! [PORTANT Notice. Arlington Springs on MONDAY. June ith. Tine LADIES OF WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEXAND! THEIR RESPECTIVE VIC Permit me to inform you that on a jiay, the 2th of June, I will entire stock of FANCY GOODS at first cost. and continne so to sell antil July sist. Con plating extensive improvements in my store being the oldest and best extabiished Club in Was! ington, it is sincerely heped that their friends aud patronace. A superior Cotillon Band has been engazed for the occasion, A extra line of Omnibuses has also heen en, to insnre the safety and comfort of our city f They will leave the Northern Market-he corner of 7th street and Pa. av., and the foot Capitol, every hour The packet bost Flying Clovd has also boan + gaged lor the benefi + Gs orgetown friends may wish to participa It will leave her wharf every two hours, at the usua fare. Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting a contic may new and 10th me to greater exertions to avenue, between 9th streeta — encouras please. I flatter geal iat = first cosy prions will man and ladies. ye 4-T Thad attord greater inducements than ever before offer -- inthis cite: and inorder to eatify Jourselves that 1 AL EXCURSION mean wh ly solicit an early Ut say, | mort respectfu than words. My stock nplete iu every department, and com- some of the very best goods of the following TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, On MONDAY, June with, 1830, = Trimming, every style. S Avuheind wers, Fee Montremery Guards annownce to os riends and publie generally that tir a Rent aud feutation Laces, will give their Kiehth Annnel Fox cursion to the White House Pavilior sings and Insertings, on MONDAY, aith inst. itis, at all erasons, Collars, every style, a figared and pi; Pinin and Figured Biack Mantle Netts, . R. C. STEVENS. N. B—Straw Goods, such as Bonucts, Flats, Hats, and Caps, 1! propese to sell even less than cost; and piace Dre+s Trimming in the same cate- oods charged, ten per cent ad (je 15; s One Dollar, admitting a gentioman and wi The first boat 836 o'clock a. roceed d nibuses will attend corner of and Treasury Department. .. Commitice of Arrangements, Cart, Masor, out. Lancron, Sere’t Murry Priv ¢e O'Donnel, __ Private Uynch, ntiatiat “yi CKET BOAT FLYING CLO D, ri Pit. ed. Cash pre- STEVENS. T GREAT REDUCTION. ‘' HE_VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of United State: Mau Steamships sail every FoRTsIGuT tetween New Yorx,Sortn- ampton, and Haves, under wai oN een Georgetown and Arlington Taact. leaving AMERICA cach alternate SaTURDA\, can be chartered ly Ex and Evrore cach aiternate WRDNEsDayY. ns te the Great Fal ng tow F'm New Yk) From Havre | Springs, by giving shor \for Sou'amp- | & Southam'n ner, Je ltom & Havre \for New York, y Aricl, Capt.Jones. Sat, June 16) W. July 6 Ocean Queen Scat ry Sat, July . ween jar Vandervilt, July «| Wed. Aug. 3 5 Ariel July 3 | Wed. Aug. 17 Ww Ocean Aug. | Wed. Aug.31 Wi Vandersatt..... | Wed") Sep. 14 steamer THOMAS These steamships have watertight compartment, to. Roost, Verno Carry able surgeons. Price of Passaze rither way the same, Ist Catin $30 and Sia, 2d Cabin Sand 34 Cabs Aalimited mumber) CertiFicatks issued for passage from Europe *Boncrv delivered a Louden and Pas Spectre delivered in London ‘aris. _ D. TORRANCE. No, 5 Bowling Green, New York. line of Steamship3s is Nor hati ‘aption in conscquence of the European W AYSand FRIDAYS, leaving th wharf, at the foot of 7th strect, at a. m., and re turning at half past 5 o’cieck p. m. Coaches leave ail the Hotels and tho corner of Ponusyivants avenue and tthetat@sal mw. Round trip 3: me 2+f LOST AND FOUND. interr: jel uly TAKEN UP ON MY WEPMISES. on Thus z 7 > AA > TT ay ata 1G, which the. MINE J RY ANDSILVER WARE OF dag ai F the latest styles and ony description, for | Senet can tave by proving property and sale at reduced pricesat i. SEMK EN" : cuarx Se 5 Jewelry Store. 330 Pa. ——n en 2 avenue. REWARD —iact,a amall bi DOG, with long hair. ovried tai! &k aad whites a ) PLATED WARE. ntire new assortment of PLATED TEA I Z nese. Answers to ino name of CE PITCHERS. CARD and CAKE BAS. | or Bovin, The above reward wai be ph . BUTTER Dis SL R_ BOWLS, | if leit with P. Jordan, War Office, New York av., e'e., etc., just received at L SMKEN’S moar 15th at. je 45-30” je15 Jewelry Store, 339 Pa. avenue. = H O. HOOD Has j « of choice and be fing rich Coral a Pearl and Jet,and PI goods in the line of Jewelry, and, as T wis! pose ofa large “ut ina short ime, | will o them ata very low price. Please ca!l’ at N Pa, avenne, this (‘Tnesday) morning, on H street between Sd and the Bindensirg. rons containing the tlounces for a dress. for wi fa fad og thanks tthe owner suctah'e rews fay itat No, uieavet ving », 446 12th st "TAKEN UP—& GRAY MARE, blind 10 te night eye, for tre passing on my prem ives. The owner is r quested to come for Fard. prove Property, pay charges and tal ___ GEORGE. BENYER. BOARDING. — WAREHAM NAILS. EF Are selling the best ent Nails to be had. by fifty cents a kez to get i hand cht N stock of Builders’ Hi selling at Northe: Spikes, fenoe inge Nails. w. ware an of which a larce weare tention to our estatlishment, focliyi amet tek MAN A, KNIGHT, lato proprietress wea nake it to the interest of Builders to get | X'* 3 ee: ne faben the ~— = “GRIFFITH & SHIFL D: where she can accommodate a few sincie ¢ jes 339 Pa. avenue, opposite Brown's, | #4 geatlemen and their families with pos m te terms. Gentlemen furnishe! with nice’ W TRAVELING TRUNKS. jols-S E Offer the largest, best and cheapest assort- | ——— es —_ of all the various styles and aa T NOTICE, ae ie > . HE Time for rece: ¥ TAGES BRB TRUNRS aud improving the First’ bee byterinn ‘Church ot A DIES’ | RES T KS 4 this city is extended to Thureday, 30th instant, i to be found in this elty. ‘Travelers ant perciaters | AUP Ane: dc. must bo submitted to either of the pure a x adersigned on or before tha’ ¢ hou'd not fail to visit tablishment = ee purchasing ea they can find every article they: sce RUSLAN GUNTON. *Oldhren s ropeited pad exchanged for new ones. y. P. ee Pranks marked and delivered in any part of the Soom aa _M. W. GALT. _ city and NOTIC WALL, STEPHENS & CO O SHOE DEALERS AN E ERS je15 322 Pa. avenue, betw. 9th and Wth ats. A pdgg | — wa one a ER 10 37@ | PUATED SHOE BUCKLES for sale at cont prices 349 = 3419 | = P..ABARRES, AT COST! AT COST!!! _se13 2w corner of With and € streets. $20,000 WORTH OF WATER: WATER! WATER!-—WM. T DRY Goons. mtd CO., are now prepared to intraducs Ev the mains whick kave Doon fendi" the IL7;,| take this mode of informing the public that | Sites” "™%* ®t ~ fom this day forward I seal oats cutire stock “ioe want your work di Promptly and at for lone prices call at No. 500 Ninth street, a fw doors north of Pennsylvania avenue, where jopnd = complete assortment Water, Stearns ~ae STAPLE AND FANCY Goops AT COST POR CASH. mand Ges My object iu so doing is to reduce my present | P'T re — Nig Neste sth street, three ‘doors below the | NGWGR TRAVELERS Sie eos nee je 15-2w F.T. MADDOX. | poror Skperiewoad workmen, under say = ~ — | rom supervision, | am prepared to furnist LADIES’ DRESS TEN Bonner 2oxes, Keavelors with a better cheaper frticle thn tie souTar tN TRUNK FACTORY, AMO HY TRESS TORR R A cae meee sont e je 14-2m Opposite Gad Paihows ft a) Stepesee OS8E Hal. | TREL SPRING SOLE LP TRUNKS gh taR NH Bas. cons sponse | ERG ues wees EN Es PLE CLUDES or ee ne | Palowe eal 8 Sma sem crv Foti oa go GRU, |e Baap este. 0 ta sp patrons will extend to them a liberal share of their the preasure of the das. vers Buttons, Esputa’s Land is engaced for the oconsion. tions of every kind, such as are eottireshments will be furmiehed by an experienced leave the 7th street wharf at i Lath ets., ' | ?