Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1859, Page 3

Tux German Jepices.— TNE PROCEEDINGS AT ARLINGTOR. i At the time we went to press yesterday, the German societies, with their friends and the visit. ing public generally, were enjoying themselves at Arlington in such good-humored, genial style as 18 not always or often seen where so great a gath- ering of people is thrown together. At the en- trances to the enclosure, the keepers for most part of the day bad their bands full in receiving the new arrivals by omnibuses, boats and | mig pee veyences, and in en taof bright ribbon which each visitor was ex: to fasten to Lis (coat) butten-hole. THE ENCLOSURE. Within the enclosure was presented a scene of exceeding brilliancy of color, picturesqueness of croupings, aad animation of movement. The whirling waltzers upon the pavilion floor attracted at all times an iolerested circle, many deep, of spectators, who, in their turn partaking of the epthusiasm of the occasion, joined in the joyous dance, and net fora moment was the floor anoc- cupied of the musicians allowed a bar's rest. At another point, a large group was gathered— patriarchs, middle-aged folks, and toddling ir- fants, standing for the instant with preternatural solemnity and rigidity, while an open air photo- grapher ed an admirable en oak Gey ori upon the camera Other groupe w am, shufile-boards, swings, parallel bars, and the thousand and one contrivances which had been provided to fnruish amnsement and healthful exercise for all dispused to avail themsctves thereof Tuousands of persons, men, women, and chil- dren, were also scattered over the ground ruraliz- ing under the ‘ing trees, and sipping the tonic and Tevtonic lager, and every now and then improvising a dance w the green turf, to the ic of some one of the various bards in attend- The littie wharf fronting the grounds had ays its gathering of persons interested in aquatics, and who were busy discussing the re spective merits of the two beautiful barges there anchored, the -‘tndine” and the *- Falcon.’* THE beget rr eats aa After we went to press yesterday. an jon delivered in German rte Rev. Mr. Herzberger, which we believe excited some dissatisfaction iz the Germans, as being of a politico-pro- trian abolition nature. Phe address i <lish ef Mr. Magnus Gross, delivered afterwards, was an effort which excited the warmest aduwiration of all hearers, from its beauty of uage and admirable tone of feeling. Hon. Wim. Smith followed in some remarks complimeutary to the German population. A DISTURBANCE. Up to between 6 and 7 o'clock p. m., at which time the German socicties were beginning to take clown their banners from the trecs, where they been suspended, and to marshal their members preparatory the march back to the city, not a Single occurrence of an unpleasant nature had transpired. -\t this time a disturbance took place, (the par- ticolars of which are given elsewhere,) occasioned in the first instance by an attempt on the part of some young men to prevent the removal of a dis- orderly person from the grounds by those having them (the grounds) in charge. This afterwanis w te a more extensive difficulty, in conse- jueuce of the iuterference of others who sup- posed that more vieleuce was used by Messrs. Beveridge & Co. the lessees, than was strictly ne: essary to suppress the disturbance. quieted, however, im consequence of mutual ex- plasations, and there can be no doubt that though Mr. Beveridge and his assocrates used apparently restore order. that they acted thus solely with the view of stopping promptly any disorder which should annoy the visitors and redit on the place. TRE RETURN HOME. elonds indfeating a heavy fall joned a general movement the German societies marching off in a sble order Approaching the bridge. the scene P ted of nearly a mile of carriages at ost 2 halt, in consequence of the delay at the from the tedious process of passing carriages ~ from the opposite direction —(Good-hu- i petience was, however, exercised all des, and, with the exception of a broken sbaft a horse getting a leg rather intricately en- sled in the spokes of a wheel, no accident oc- od that we hear of. 7 ing the cvening, the enjoyments of the vis- d their friends were maintained with un- ished zest at their various headquarters. TO-DAY. The German societies are visiting the various of pablic interest to-day. among which the nizn, letent O tice, and Capitol receive ‘a e of the:r attention. This afterncon they het at3 o'clock, at the headquarters, (Ackman’‘s,) when they will form and march to the Railroad depot. and trke leave of their entertainers. Their visit to the National Metropolis has been a very casant one, and will dovbtless be remembered by each individwal member of their company for a long time to come. Fine—Seriors Acctpext.—About half-past 9 <, fire broke out in a frame ‘i as a lime and cement store and effice, by Mr. Wm. H. Campbell, on the south e of the Canal, at its junction with Seventh street. ‘The Perseverance and Columbia Fire engines were on the ground in 2 few minutes, amel ath there was plenty of water within a i the fire, it had burned so fiercely be- nes could be got to work, that they ‘ ced In extinguishing the flames. As the Columbia suction arrived on the spot, on posing over the Canal bridge, those in charge of her made a sharp turn in order to get a good posi- om. when the engiae knocked down a man from Georselown, named Washington Offutt, and the + passed over his face and breast, wounding and it was thonght at the time fa- jaa Was taken immediately to re. where Doctors Boyle and Boll afforded him all necessary assistance. It was Tthomglit thot several of his ribs were broken, but as lie isa very fleshy persou, Dr. Boyle had some duhentty at the mouent in ascertaining the precise catcut of bisiajeries. His wounds having been dressed. be was immediately taken to bis home in Georzetown. is a painter by trade. and a anate Win. Ro M. Oifutt who ary yesterday, the victim of the tards’ Hotel aceident. fire is suppesed to have been caused by utancous combustion from lime stored upon prewises The buildings ard contents were insured In a nerthern offi c year: President, John P. luge, Es, ; Vice Presidents, J ith. D. D., Rev P.D. Guriey, & D. Rev ©. M. Butler, D_D, Rev. D. Ba Rev. 3. P. Hill, D. D., Rev. JG. Butler; Secre- tery, MU. Miller; ‘Treasurer, ourse; Diree- tora orge J Abbett. Leonidas Coyle, Col. Jos wards, Christopher ingle. T. J. Magruder, Col B P Lemed, A. Rothwell, Wm. B. ‘Todd, ySimp-on, ¢ lysses Ward, 'E. Wheeler and HF. Zimnw: man. The committee previously appointed to andit the treasurer's accounts reperted them ia all re- speets correct esolutions of thanks to Rv. Dr. Gurley for the alte and appropriate discourse delivered by bim at the recent anatversary, and expressing the ho that at seine suitable time previous to our neat nual meeting the discourse may be repeated in other churches, (introduced by Rev. Dr. Hamil- tow.) were unasimoasly ado) oe ceed) Amendments to the conastitation, by tle seeretary—cbanging the time ‘of thee anpial to the Inst Slouday of April, limiting the { officers, and removing certain re- _were adopted. cop Sawtxe ann Sriittixo Estas- if push abead-a-tive young friend, L.. Shertif, has purchased,’ and is now egeued in setting up. the machinery for steam wood s:winz and splitting. on a large scale, at his wood and coal depot. corner of Fonr-and-a-half ct and the canal. This arrarzement will be of service t» the citizens of the eastern part of the city, who, in the course of a few days. will have im their immediate vicinity, in constant ope- r one of those economical improvements which have been put intosucl successful operation of lite. Only those who have used the steam sowed fuel caa appreciate itsconvenience; and the lest evidence that can be brought in favor of its e caomy. of tiave and money, to the consmmer. is the feet that ell who have tried it continue to use it Axothes Fike —About balf pest J o'clock this the Auniliary Guards discovercd ast Capitol sts. The ers from the adj ats, Z ® general alarm, extin- iderable damage a= shed the fire be was doue. The Oxsrosio To xicuz —We bear that the m New York and Philadelphia. who r s ing went ctf iu grand style. The Church of St Aloysius will doubtless be filled to its capacity te-wight rhich gave so much bh, on Monday eve. by request, on next Pur Jove C sot latvetion J evening Ar ts THe Pic-Nie FoR Me,” said a philan ‘ man at our elbow on reading the an- no imcement of the orphan beys’ pic-nic at Ar- Lagten oa Thand ty. the 30th fustaat. Tux Meewasics? AesoctaTioy, of Georgetown, s.neunce their first grand pic-nic to come off at Athagtes Springs en Friday, the 2ith instant. Before Justice Williams — ‘Peter Hyde and John Bresnehan With an assault and ‘k Bebrene. It seems that this affair of a very simple circumstance. The defendants were in front.of gan was carrying mortar up a ladder. He Srinath ip sae head defendants, who threw dirt back at them. The plaintit?’s son here came out of his father’s house and forbade the quarreling on account of there being a sick lady in the . The all ‘warm, very noisy, » Fick Behrens came out and pted 4 assaulted him and choked him Pretty severely. County Constable Keese, who was sick in bed At his house near by, hearing the rampus, got up and rusbed out upon them in time to save the old gen- tleman from very seap: omey consequences. They were taken to the } ortbern Liberties police station, where, after a hearing, they were beld ta bail each in the sum of $150 for their aj rance at the next term of the criminal court. Jn default of bail. the defendants were committed to jail, Peter Hyde was also fined $1.91 for cursing and swearing during the above referred-to encounter, for payment of which he got a friend to supercede. Psemcmdienere nt (colored) was be go a with assaulting and bate tering Miss Mary Virzinia Belt. It turned out that James got a little tight, and went to Mary's house and tried to get in. Mary refnsed to admit him, and he her, and called her a number of particularly harsh names. She held the door closed against him, and he took occasion to kick out one of the panels of the door, and threw a number of brick bats against the house. He also pulled 2 razor ont of his pocket, which he did not — but with which threatened to cut out ary’s heart. When brought into the office, the otticer searched his pockets, and found therein a good sized brick bat and an old razor, of which trifles ke was immediately relieved The magis- trate, after heariny the nee in the case, fined James #10, and $1.16 costs, and gave him a good lecture into the bargain. Virginia Russeii, (colored,) was charged by Pink Cokeley with steaiines a geytee of a cord of wood from him. The prosecut: Witness, a ven- erable colored man named Col. MInmber, stated that there was five split sticks of wood in’ Pink’s yard. which Virginia gotover the fence and took, reserving three sticks to herself, and giving two sticks to Mr. Turrell. Virginia was uired to give security for her appearance at the Criminal Court instanter, or else make up her mind to go to jail. Virginia was most indignant at being taken to jail on account of Pink Cokvley; butaftera little while she was lucky enough to find securi- ty, and wentaway Promising all sorts of things — Pink for his -‘impernence.”? ;, West. James West, Win. West, C. Dice, c. ), B. Darrell, Lloyd Beall, J. Kearns, Wm. Sessford, R. Bridgett, and R. Willis, were charged with breaking down Mrs. Farnham’'s fence, climbing her ¢ try trees, stealing the fruit, and insulting her when remonstrated with. All this occurred on Sunday afternoon trial, the Corporation failed to bring any proof against the accused parties; so they were all dis- charged. and the Corporation was let in for up- wards of twenty dollars costs. ‘Timothy Minan was taken before the magistrate charged with using threatening lan uage towards a neighbor, and assaulting him. fie was bound over in the sum of 3100 to keep the peace for the spare ef six months. Timothy was also charged beds 7 Spr oe language in the public streets. for whic! magistrate humane! bar. og him $3.16 fine and costae if John Jobason, a led of 11 years, with a hungry countenance aud sadly ragged clothi g, was hauled up ona charge of ing one hnondred Peunies from the money drawer of Mrs. Buchan- an’s little store on Fourteenth street. He was conveyed to jail for a further hearing. Before Justice Donn.—Y esterday, Officer Wat- son laid before Justice Donn a warrant char; ing, Mrs. Bridget Ryan with using profane and inde- cent language in the streets. witnesses were a Mr. and Mrs. Downs. The parties, residing in the northern Lye of the Fourth Ward, are near neighbors, and had a falling out. The accused is a sprightly little woman, who boasts of being the mother of three children. The female witness was also a good-looking woman. but unfortunately had ne children. The witnesses testitied that she culled them all sorts of bad names, and said im- Proper things about them, and Mrs. Downs was qmortitied particularly by tantalizing remarks, con- temptuous of Mr. Downs and boastful of Mr. R Justice Donn, after 2 long and patient hearing. ordered Mus. Ryan to pava tine and costs of S291. Mary len, for a like offence, was fired $394. i ‘Tue Axrray AT ARLINGTON YesTERDAY.—Be- low we give the version of this affair furnished by friends of Mr. Callan: About six o'clock last evening, just as the Ger- man singing societies were about leaving the Springs for Roane, @ fight sprung up between two Americans, who, it seems, had been patronizing the lager beer department rather too freely. ‘The two men cracked away at each other till the man- aged, by a simultaneouseffort, to knock pee other down; and while they lay on the ground fighting, a number of inen rnshed up to part them, amo them Mr. Fred. Callan, step-son of Nicholas Cal- lan, Esq. of this city, who sneeeeded in pulling the top man off his antagonist and dragging him moment the proprictor rushed up with a mith, and Beveridge ‘allan a blow over the face witha siung-Shot. which laid his right cheek open, and rendered hii for a moment senseless. While en- fe mrtetye o to keep off his assailants, Mr. C. was jostled about in a very unceremonious manner by Beveridge and Goldsmith, and some one in the crowd attempted to rob him of his watch. A number of his personal fends who were on the ground, hearing of b took hil situation, rushed im and outof their hands in time to prevent rrence of anything more serious. The hot with which Callan was struck was af- 5 —— up on the spot. Note —Happening to see much of this fracas ourself.we may not inappropetately add further ex- planations upon it. The difticulty commenced in the dancing saloon, crowded as that was with males, females and children. A hoge * fightin man’? of Washington essayed to make a muss there, and one of the agents of the Proprietor un- dertook to remove hiin from the grouuds. In so doing. several young, tmen—not one of whom, we ic, knew aught of the previous occurrences, deed, of the man being forcibly remeved— essayed to rescue the latter from the person remov- ing him ; or. as they evidently sup d. to part two persons who were fighting "Phey had jnst succeeded in separating them, when ‘Beveridge and one or two of ki onging on the prein- ises came up, handled the reseners as severe! as cxplained above. Our iinpression is, that thus there were mistakes on botl sides—on the part of those interfering to take the disturber out of the hands of the man endeavoring to remove him from the nds, and on the part of Beveridge and bis assistants in imayining that the interfer- ence wasas friends and supporters of the disturber, This occurrence should tach the proprietors of the place the necessity of keeping on the premises aregular Virginia police vtlicer, who may have lawfnl anthorit arrest any disturber of the peace there, and to summon any posse he chooses to assist bim in so doing, when that may be neces- sary. We doubt not that the proprietor's purpes> was, ere he became maddened with rage, simply to preserve the peace of the premises. But be svcn *@ent in’? much more after the fashion of the “States Hose’ than after that of an officer of the law. The privilege of using a slung-shot or billy in such a crowd is not one to be lightly ac- corded, nér under zny circumstances to men who are known as successful bruisers. We are anxious to see the Ariizgton Spring well managed, as it bas been this season up to last evening; for, if well managed, itcan hardly fail to add nota little to the substantial comfort of the District of Co- iumbia. But unless its police regulations are only in the hands of responsible police officers, of course those who wonld have assurance of return- ing from 2 pic-nic with an uncracked skull will be loth to venture over there. Warten Rererss.—Rebecca Granton, colored, kicked up a considerable row last night, near the altogether unequal to his courage) attempted to arrest her. Rebecca showed fight, and throwin the litle gentleman iuto a gutter, hammered him and trundird him about in the dirt until the noise attracted the attention of Otticer Suit,who arrested Rebecea and took her to the watch-house, where her conduct wus so outrageous that Justice Donn | ordered her to pay @ fine of $10; in default of which she was committed for % days. Margaret | Rassell was arrested for assault and battery, with intent to kill Susan Matthews; Leld for a further | hensing this morning. Jobn Kemp, drunk and disorderly; tine and costs, $3.15. Chas. Johnson do ; 22.15. Charles Mil missed AssAULT AND BArTeRy, WITH INTENT TO KILL, Last night, Officer Chipley arrested a girl, named | Margorct Russell, for committing an assault aod ‘battery, with intent to kill Sosan Matthews. This morning the case was laid before Justice Donn. when it appeared that the atluir came off on Third street, near Maryland avenue. Au altercation took place between the two girls, which resulted in the Prisoner striking ber gphonent on the head, with a brick or stone, inflicting a very ugly wound tiled that, potwithstanding it was a dee Doun ordered the prisoner to find bail in the sum of $1,000 for her appearance at the Criminal Court. Tux Goov Witt Curve, whose * name is their motto,”’ propose to give a grand pic-nic excursion to Arlington Springs on Monday next. Ens Pfaffensack wird niewals gatt, sagt. Nicd | feldt, in der E Strasse. i] Tux Montcomery Guagps have changed the ‘their. excursion to the White House Pavilion from Monday, the 20th, inet., when until Monday look out for a. fe Poin y, thie ; spy: z-ments aod prostrated i divonee, that , but too surely, ents away former se'f. The moment in proe: cents: Sent ee Sanvorn’s Liver [xyicor. troubled with iver toR,—If all per read we should not see Bor ¥ v to us so bighly Baus + Biliousness, and any of t fie ORRLATIO feeling to the sick, and a few tunes, these | a uso of th Sold by ai] Druggists, ‘oduce a pleasant state o: re Bt fang rad pe gt 5 ittle ills grow less and less, amt i entirel free from them reparation known Preventing the and Pr by all respectable CHarirs Ernest & “ It will accom lair from Falling Out ; Drugeists nod Fancy Goods prietors. _ Prive 5) cents, Co., 96 Maiden Lane, N. lish ail that ix ai nd Noe rourw tho leas of woe iene . BRADSTREET, 257 Broadway, N. Ys Men’s Daxss Suits, Yourns’ Duzss Surts, Cuitpren’s Dress ae Noan Wark Store, Brown’s announce that thetranm Summer Clothing Youths’ Cloth Men’s Business Suits, Business Swits, hd Geheet Sxits, aitarbio Hail Clotnig ing, would respectful nal draplay of Spring a w ready for inspection. | moe ted A pe tan de and wert a ricl ier ns and workmanship, $x) excellence with economy, in portunity Is now st attractive stock is city, at very re- Bp 23: fashionable articlos of sniecting from the Made i Wenvinc Caxes, very pretty and ver, Water loos at $10 Confectionery, corner 12th and F sts, Prystctans are general Praise of what are d, itisan article i that a physician who etlies cannot be conside: loth to speak a wo: called “patent medicinene? J nthe cod of medical ethics, sanctions the ase of such rem- red a member of the Nation- sociation. But there are exceptions to the moat ent rnies.and many of the disciples of Escul led. hy the foree of lostetter’s Stomach are only prevalent have ascertained armacepin which 1 compound for the housands of fami low grounds of the Western ‘@ now convinced that ti icine peculiarly adi other portions of months, the demand for the arti and dealers generally. vo actually been Ritters for those diseasos during the summer and fall. ‘Th: an compare with this derangement of the system. lees pais along t ie z the summer 1 ©. Sold by Druggists 13-603 Powder and his Pills, nsect tribe will kill. i 3%, President of the American Insti- tute, says: ‘The diseovery of this Lyon, is of national im ave tested it thoroughly, ors, ants, bugs lens preserved, and he aisem to mankin, all vermincan be destro houses made pure. ‘ind, as we saw Mr. L eat it.” ‘There is no question as to the great effi of this article, A ew a, thing like garden wort nee vite x Os an Asiatic Mr. B. Lyon. Man sure it bears his address. R ‘Tis Lyon's Powder kill, While Lyon’s Pi ls are mixed for rats and ple flasks 25cts.; regular sizes 50 cts, and pplications destroys every - ins, bef-bugs, fleas, ’ plant ‘discovered by imitations will be offered, Be alli: sects ina Trice, Also the Merican Mustang Liniment. MARRIED, the Rev. Dr. Sunderland, On the Mth instant uM .to Miss REBECCA, eldest daughter of John T! On the morning of the 17th instan’ tion, Mrs. MARINDA dane, aged 43 years take place To-morrow from the residence of her 4 ‘apitol -treet, where the friends Sse eter ere G ROVER & BAK. YDANE, Her funeral wi Bassett, 22 East C: of the fam te FAMILY Ker questioned that these Machines pure! from the stores are w without rewindin| atrongth and beau tion, casily mani iselexs in their operation. I! assortment constautly on hand, at factory prices by 36 Pa. av. ® full supply of NE everything pertaining to these Sewing A good Operator in attendance to show the nos andl give full instructions in their use, cally. Wo hava intr mple in construc et out of order, DLES, COT- | stock of PORTER and I MFORTANT NOT ES OF Wasu THEIR RESPE: ! Permit me to inform you that on and after Mon ot June, 1 will offr my FANCY GOODS = Latin et and coi vontemplating extensi t, and my stock being heavy, lam anxious every dollar’x worth of goods inte cash if long experience in the purchase of y and the very liberal nage extended to me since my remo Penn. avenue, between 9th an streets—oncourage me to greater exertions to please. I flatter myself that my first cost prices will afford greater inducementa than ever before offered in this etty; and in order to satify yoursolves that { hat I say, I most respectfully soli call. Actions speak louder than words. is full and complete in every department, and com- prises some of the very best goods of the following Dress Trimmin For SALE—A good T GREAT RE HE VANDERBILT £& United State: Maui Steaun: FORTNIGHT betwaen New and Evror’ Ariel, — Capt. Sones. Qcoari Queen, Senin BPO. ce ce Ocean Queen rtificial Flowers, Embrorderies, Rea! and Imitation Laces, Lace Mantillas and Points, Swiss and Cambric Fa ; Jetous, BI) sings and Insertings, Ist Cabin $80 and $10 sc Buttons, 3d Cabin of every hind, Such as are tees and Muslin Cellars, every style, Plain and Figured Bac tain aud Figur jac oe . STEVENS. N. B—Straw Goods, such as Bonnet: Hats, and Caps, 1 propose to sell even | cost; rimming in the same cate- cods charged, ten per cent added. Ge OR. CSE interruption in consequence of the EF LAves’ DRESS TRUNK LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST! ha i PAPERHANGIN & ROTHROCK @ to furnish you er establishmont in ner 9th and D. St TT 1S: ROLLED AND PIG. Bright Tin, 10 by 14, 4 by 1. €. the Distriet. Call cor- | at FLA Jjel3 2w corner of 1th and © AD PIPE. &o. «EX and XX, best ° : from the mains whic! + 14 by 29, Galvanised Iron for reofing, | > Brass. Cepper, Iron, and Steel Wire, assorted ws Americas and Russian Sheet Iron, assorted num- pers, and Galvanized Hoops, . n.and Stel of all sizes, Griffin's Horse Nails, Horse Shoes, hammered, Plow Castings and ids, ether with a general assortment of Hardware. t having been purchased for cash will ba cold seen CAMPS ELLs & COYLE NEW BAND ORGANI: ave to state that th shingten Brass Ban = Awill portocm re Parades, E- tc. Serenades, &e. A ci OLN WAGNER, No, i HRISTIAN, Ist st., ED.—The under- wilt be styled the Fellows Hali. colored, fighting; dis- | LIME—LIME! AM May Alwar bind in ar are ta suit, the >, PLASTER and HAIK, Lime Kilas, No. 1, between mpper end lower brit 5 juest of my customers residing in wedi auanet sc we fon staat jepot a ° Geoal, ¥ re may always be fc on hand the best Cement, Plaster, | “Orders received and punctually Dr. Willett, who attended the wounded girl, tes- | wound, he appreliended no danger at Fox Jastina led to. _H. GODEY. ! COAL® COAL! F Stoves azo Banos, fo i COAL will ad that which b verton Red 6 ALS, prepared acts, Ray, ___ AUCTION SALES. . Auctioneers. Of Silver-piated " TS éUrns, iat oman Fee ee MoGUIRE & CO., Ancts, THE ABOVE SALF IS POSTPONED pat ont (PR DAY) aiternocn Juue 17th, same Bointe 5 ©. MoGUIRE & CO. Anct'rs MPROVEB RARM ON Pte READ bees taacounss rater WLS fapaaciaay gran hae if: sired. it will be divided into lots to" suit pur- imaliberal and made known at TNO CLARK. jes WALL & BARNARD, Aucts. THE ABOVE BALE IS POSTPONE itil MONDAY, the 2th of June, at 4 o'clock, fair, if not the next tair day, It will be sold in lots of ten acros and upwards, and has fine building sites, NO. F. CLARK, Jeli __ WALL BARNARD, Aucts. JOVERNMENT SALE.—On SATURDAY. LW July 16, at 123 o’clock. at the Washington Navy Yard. will be sold the following articles, viz: Pag tes and Cover, 12 Cakes Shaving Soap, 2 ack-krives, 45 Thumbles, 17 pieces White Taps, 1 box Biacking, ‘% pieces Hat Ritton, Peis Broa’ |,1 46-186 barrei jour, 69 Ibs. Pickles. 9 Ibs, Butter, 156 Ibs. Dried Apples, Termscash in specie. r, je17 wiw WM. FLINN, Navy Agent. vU By A. GREEN, Seren of ALUABLE UNIMPROVED _P: ON THE ISLAND at Tier od WEbReS. DAY, the 22d instant, I shail sell, in front of the emisen, at 6 o'clock p. theoast part of Lot No. in Square D, fronting 22 fect on Maryland avenue: one awe back 112 feet to an alley between 434 and ith streets, SUPerme: One-fowrth ensh ; balance in 6, 8, and 12 pos: for nolee oa piet ote ie on day of sale, F % Mote Von ond 8 dood of trust AE EN, Auct. —— ee FS NEW YORK.—The packot schooner Fair- fax ee ausnoreen Monday, 20thin- eae eee eT COBB & DODGE, a G3 Water street, Georertown, pair of HORSE remarkably WRIGHT'S STABLE. joist Union Hotel, Georgetown. Fro", BOSTON.—The —— schooncr J. P. Wethertil has arrived from the above port, and is now pgherring her freight. Ap-. ply to HARTI BRO. 59 16-28 ? {OR BOSTON.—The A per schooner John rice, Capt. Daniel Sears, is now receiv- +, ing freight for the above port, and. will haved ml dispatch Apoly ‘to HARTLEY. & SRO. 99 and 101 Water street. jo 16-tw LEWIS PAYNE, _ Waorgsart BOOT AND SHOE DEALER, ridge street, Georectown, D.C. attention of the trado is respectfully called to wry meee a ne, eae ep y CAUPSKIN SHOES, for summer wear all of my own manofacture. M kof PATENT LEATHER work is also assorted and well worthy of attem- on. lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS a AMS tor servants) also on hand and coustantly makin; Country merchants and others im want are invited to call or address meat No. 7% Bridge st., Georgetown, D.C. os ap 2th kK RE WHITE MERCER Pale a tN na as rand 164 and 166 Water street. F< Ee EE ad lh Foe HARPER'S FERRY.—The fast and com- c ao e opel PE, be S, leaves eorge- teen eee DAY; THURS: DAY, ‘and SATURDAY, at 7 o'clock a.m, Re, turning. leaves Harper's Ferry every MONDAY, W EDN \ESDAY, and FRIDAY, at6 o'clock a.m: ‘are N. B.—The Antelope makes an extra trip to Shep- herdsto’ ea Wil jiameport on "Seturde: nights and Sunday mornings. ma 31-Im* SAFETY , LINE TO BARPER’S FERRY. rough in \2 hours or less. rs, new, swift, and commodious steamer 8. J. BRENGLE, Capt. W. H. Ritter enves Hoorestow ator Bespers Fer. o u eve: HoNDAY WEDS ERDAY, ‘and IDAY, at 7 "alock a. m. Returni a er’ ‘ei every TUESDAY, THURSDAY Hann SATCR. Dax shee’ sisted Jy ht erat serase RBA froighte muct bs prepaid: “inn sets EW ARRANGEMENTS AT TH UNION BOTTLING DEPOT, No. 57 Green street, Georgetown, D.C. The undersigned respectfully announce to their friends and the public in general that they have at a large expense remodied their establishment, hay- ing spared no pains in making every necessary ar- rangement for conducting their business systemati- luced the water from the Warhington Aquedact, and also added thereto a large filterer, through which the water passes, Be 4 that it mes perfectly clear. ‘They now flatter themselves that their MINE- RAL WATERS cannot be equaliedin the Dieting, In addition to the above P have laid ina e rom the most cele- brated breweries in the United State: be sold by the barrel, gallon, or in bot. Pume CRAB APPLE CIDER, XXX PALE, BURTON, and PHILADELPAER ALS tee ‘B, Also, Las gailonsof prime EASTERN CIDER, yates will ex 2 pint bottles expressly for invalids, always on and, All orders by mail, or given to our drivers, will be Promptly attended to, All good delivered free of charge. maittf (States) ARNY & SHINN. SECOND-HARD CAR- KIAGE, which will ba disposed of on reasona ble terms. Appiy as above. ma 25 TION. OPEAN LINE of upRsailevers KK SOUTH S AVER, under MAIL K AMERICA rach alternate ch alternate W koxzspay, | F°m New Vk! Prom Havre for Sov'amp.| §& Seutham'n ton & Havre |for New York. June 18 Wed., July 6 July 2/ Wed:, Jnly 20 Sat, July 16] Wed.) Aug. 3 Sat., Jnly 3'| Wed., Aug. 17 gat Ang. 13] Wed., Aug. SI Panderott.... Sat., Aug. 27] Wed., Sep. 14 ‘Those steamships have watertight compartmentr, ATURDAY, Vanderbilt, 1. Carry able surgeons, Prico of Passaze éther tay the same. % 2d Cabin $¥and ge, (a limited number) CeRTiFicaTEs issued for passage from Europe erica. meri Pecte delivered in Londen and Paris. sas sD TORRA NCE. No. 5 Rowling Green, New York. N. B.—This line of Steaniships is NoT liable to Juropean War. Jo 15-tJ uly t3 AND BonNET BOXES, 2 at the SOUTITERN TRUNK FACTORY, 99 Seventh street, jot4-2m ____ Opposite Oud Fellows’ Hall, OTICE, N 4 To SHOE DEAJERS AND SHOK MAKERS, A large ee wii assortment of SILVER- PLATED ®S) BUCKLES for sale at cost rices BARRE, tR. WATE ! WATER! WATER!—WM. T. DOVE & CO., are now prepares! to. trodues the water into the premises of parties desiring it ‘have been laid by the United “Ifyou want your work done promptiy and at fair rices call at No. 600 Ninth street, a fw door: hort Pennsylvania avenue, where may bs found a.complete assortment of Water, Steam, and Gas Fixtures. ma 23-11. OTICE TRAVELERS. NGRONR eaCrOK ES 4 com menced the mannfacture of Trucks with su an perlor and experienced workmen, under my Pp pared to furnish B rarticlethan the sold by others in this city. Please before purchasing elsewhere, JA: = ‘OPILAM, 499 7th st. humeriate sucery h jel2m * prosite Odd Feliowa’ Hall, STEEL Si > LEATHER TRUNKS STEVE, Sue. HEN EROMR SS and VALICES at the SOUT patton: G49 Seventh street, opposite Odd e1t-2m ARRIAGE C CANVASS, ke. 2) pieces 50-inch RUSSIA DUCK, 20°do, 48-inch DRILL. lo do. 54 2 do; thameled aad Plain CANVASS, assorted colors Allof ill be sold low for cash. ‘howe McqUREN &c0., _4915-e03t (States&Intel.) 9th street, near Cana’ LAS ER’S HAIR, P eo me hie ge ‘In quantities to suit. recei ie ; : D. EEN & CO., j*15-e03t (States * Intel.) st., near Canal, His ccorn, All Widths—Best Quality, Also, SOFA SPRINGS, MD MSTBERNs co. je 15-eost (Tatel.& States) st. near Canal, — U ARIE SEU TIGR ate AUCTION SALES. Bartimorg, June 17.—’ easterly storm here all the . McGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. DAY MORNE “ent of the Avetion taf whom it may concern— ROW & passenger Close Fami- ‘amily Carriage, June 17—The graii transaction , aad the offerings were " Baitimere Markets. 17.—Flour closed dull and offered this morning, and very dull; yellow SnuSte; white firmer; bacon sides 93¢¢ 5 ATAU iN coms, we shail sell BaLtowonz, June nominally held at g7 the market closed dull. ‘the residue in 60 and 9 jorsed notes, bearing in- 5c. McGUIRE & co., Avets, FUTURE Days. : sig ek we PRAME HOUSES AND OTS On re RA ae Fe Jo. 752, fronting 64fost 8% inches # atrect. hetween 2d stree back 19 feet 1 inch:tozether with th: Soacisting of two small aud neat Frau mm SAB, Also, immediate! the corner of north E street aud by Joa, Terms: One fi eather oO isfactorily ond Provisions are a shade mess pork $17.25. Whisky closed nominal at 2c. York Markets. ‘Ohio $6 007 2B Southern @ Sn h a derlining tendemey; South. 2S, yellow 86a5 and nominal; mess $16.50; vy at Mattie. nominal at 26 a27c EDS 6 o'clock, ont State $6.0036 30; 740. *"Wheatclosed wit ern red $1.72; do Rect clased quiet at ea © niet at Silas Pork closed’ dull ard closed hea Whisky closed dult and Sanare New vir in Square No. 1.007. at ISth street emst—90 vurth Gish ; the resiane in. 12and — — Lace, secured by a “ised” J.C. McGUIRE UBIGC SALE OF TATE IN GRORGRTOWN.—The t on the lth, we Nel instant, at 1. th » Af fair, Lar thon anita tee ext of said Thompson in and to & CO. Aucts.. VALUABLE Naw Yor. Jone ht, title and inter- following prop si, & Peg eis fronting 2 foot 5% inches deep, having thercou a frame dwell rent. Part of samo Lots, froutin east side of samo street, 1-7 alsa tinrean 8 frniadwolinn . part a 0, 223, boing 23 4-12 fret @ worth ids of GN street, and'ita fete e-third of the purchase moner janosin two equal instalments of which the purchasers will be ive their notes, bearing interest. to bo of trust on the promises, All oon veyancing at the coxt of the terms be uot complied with within 3 of sale, the pro risk of the purchaser: ees ‘Taeasony Deranrment, June oth, tet. 23 feet #4¢ inches on Mine modes seek? "®Y- | twonvicth day of Jane instant, for the whole of five miltions of @ ntes in exchange for the gull ens of the posited with the Tieasarer. of the the Mint at Phiia- ranch Mint at New ‘ant Treasurers at Boston, eston, of St. Lours, within one Portion or the “Terms of sale: On: United States dey in — A mrcatl weg inited States, tho Tredsurer vt dolphia, the Treasnrer ef the B Orleans, oF fit? Awsinti New York, Clrarl week from the acerptance of the Proposal the authority of the acts of Congress of 234 ber, 1857, and 3d Mareh, 1880. Such Treasury notes will be issued upon the re fheates of depesit to the eredit the United States with either of 'y will be made payttts to the ler or bidders 4a shall acres to make sucl exchange at the lowest rate of interest. not to exceed stx per centam per annum, and will carey such rato of interest from the date of the err ‘The preposals must state the and without ref- perty will be rerold at t *, ceipt bere of certs) the Treaserer of those officers. The: order of such bidd: By J. C. McGUIRE & CO., Avctionrers. FRAME HOUSE AND 1 TREET, NEAR let D7 DAY AFTERNOC 1 premises, we shall sci! ar’ Nev, 558. fronting 15 feet on north K rrnerof Int xtreet west, rmomnc ith a two-story Frame Dwelling honxe, ms. Terms: One fou onsisting of a niaining four tiheate of deposit. rato of interest without condition erenoe to other bids, aud contain fractional rates than one-fourth, one-half, or three fourths of one per centum. One per contum of the sumeoffered ust he deposited with one of the Treasury ofhoers before mentioned, whose certifi cate of snch deposit must Scoompans each proposal iment. If the offer is not as- immediate “direction will be given to retarn h deposit. Should any Proposs! be found ineon- of Congress, or this notice, it 8 notice must be sealed up + “Proposals for opened at this De cash ; the residue in 6, 12, I, terest, secured by a deed of By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. LOTS AT THE ST AND Bounpary DAY, the 2th on e premises, al to be exchanged m CORNER OF 9TH STREET We. STREET AT Averion.—On MON stant, | shall sell. in front of Uh Ss seourity for o'clock p. m., the fo!lowing described ted sistent with the acts will not be consider All proposals under thi: and inreribed on the out: Treasury Notes.” They will be partment at twelve o'clock m., of enid day of June instant. je 10-dtJune2 balance n, fAtorest, from da, and a deed of trust taken. A’ conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser 5-ts ” By A. GREEN, Auctio HOWELL COBB Woon.&c ar Pusiic Ave of the Treasury. AFTERNOON, the Zist will sell, at Linden, the resi- nm Seventh street road, Horse and a No. 1 instant, at 4 o'clock, [ dence of Theodore M. and within 3 miles of the Cit; Horses ; among them a Gentieman’s Saadie Horse, 2well bred Colts, 2 years old, head of Cattle; some o} 6 god Miich Cows, Of vur-horse W, rds Seasoned O% FOR RE T.The subscriber has ¢ a ind sud ‘ se] 'e . ‘ ‘No. 403 70h, street betwen able either for offices or chambe-s, erate. JOSEPH F. HODGSON. LING -HOUS! HTER HOUSE, I Ines are titel ie 5 tent and wel ‘were intended. f them fat, and among them vn and Stwo-horse Wagons ‘arming ene, &e. ‘Combined Reaperand ; used but one season, ned Reaperand Mower, Terms: Ali sum $20, a credit of 6 and 99 endorsed, bearing intere: Ce) stave lot. These build ated in a pleasant and suited for the purpose for which Vie eee ee Resse RENT—Two FrameCOTTAGE HOU parti a he the prem en! re on isea, or of the subscriber, at No* ‘30 Pa. je of and under #20, cash; over 8, for notes satisfacto- ____ A. GREEN, Anet. McGUIRE & CO., anet PcsLic Avction.—O: NOON. Jono 2ist, at 6 0" shall sell Lot C, in Ci N fronting 25 feet on north L. lith streets west, running back site for @ private residence, ommanding pros: 7 ernment reservation in front. Title indisputa- th cash ; the residue in 6,12 and COMCGUIRE & CO., Avets —In virtue of a writ off Secrige | + win clock on the promises, 8 bdi vision of Square sth streets. For This is a beautiful JAS. E. DUNAWIN Dp ing ®high and e ATP ESSTORE: doing a good business. stand to-day or to-morrow. S the city by Saturday, be! Fok RENT—The story BRICK HO! ment, and jarge garden, on the east and B strer AMOS RUNT. Pi Post Office Box 454, ‘OR SALE—The SU) Terms: One-fourt ARSHAL’S SALE. facias issued from the Clerk’s 0! io fthe District of Columbia for theconnty ‘ton and to me direoted public sale, for cash, commodious and airy two- USE, with attic aud base 1 will expose to corner of Ist abr: in front of the auction room of Edward S. Wright, on Bridge street, Georce town, on SATUR DAY, tho 25th day of June, inst., commencing at9 o’eiock a. m., the and chattels. te wit, viz: § Carts seized and levied upon as the coods and oliat Life Insurance rth Capitol bill, or ert RUN following goods oratsi2 nr ____for the tof Columbia, SHAL’S SALE.—In virtue ofa writ of fieri from the Cierk’s office ot the Cir- District of Columbia for the coun- nm and to me directed, I ply next door to Mrs. F.. K. CAS- CASSELL, corner of 7th street jaryland avenue. 0 LET—The BRI lormeriy the res enit Court of the ty of Washingto: to public sale for cash, in front door of said county,on WEDN of June inst., 1859, at 12 o'clock m., the fo to wit: All defendant's righ’ *tinand to Lots Nos. 3, 4, uare west of Square No. 695, C., together with ail and sinculsr CK DWELLING-HOUSE or of nd heeler, on the northens! Montgomery streets, George 9 rooms, with tack-buiiding, ornamented with ehrublx ry. the Ist of July next. ef Dumbarton scribed property Claim and intere ve Apply to M. ADLER, Agent. a OR SALE—Two BRICK TENEMEN I pleasantly situated on W in the midst of an agreeable and poli and convenient to the best schools and sum of money will be taken which will give the improvene: &s tho property of James sold to satisfy Judicial in favor of Thomas H. H. + SEL) __ for the Dis years, te T. M. Hanson, Agent of Fire will designate the Se, \T —1 off 7 for saie, on ac- RESID SLAND.—By virtue on the 6th day of per J. A. S., the snbseriber will sell. at stday of June, if property more m 3, in Square No 543, front inchos on 435 street west, between xouti a Streets. by 100 fet deep to an alley. with the im- rovements, which consist o! tall rame Cottace house. street north, between story brick house, with basement 25 foet front. with large back buildi ad the lot 138 feet deep. Oh od tenant wanting it fora private W. F. PHILLIPS. OVED PROPERTY AS INGTON CHATS 8 from the 135th for neariy & 3g ye for neariy five yea: well known as the largect and mest fuccessfal heard jeral Metropolis. Ite nue. about nudway between t Sth, wert—a three = well and substan The above prop- rapidly lunproving part of the pst devirable oppo: tauuity to is city, and offers a mo sons desiring a neat and comforta! e-third cash, and balance in 6 and 12 with interest from day of sal d eed in trust upon the pro: with in 5 days aiter the «: right to resell, at the rick and e chaser, upon sp Phere potios, at the expense of the purchaser. CHAS. SS WA _ie 13-e0&ds JAS. € ied iw le dweiling or to VAieBy 21 RENT t TERM OF YEA 6 tember next, t nse of the por- | West corner of Pen All conveyancing its immediate proxim ore chaste mat & CO.. Auct’s__ » OF HOUSE AND LOT on lita Starst East, Near rue Navy Yaup 5: y virtue ofa deed of trust from Aibin and wife, bearing date on the 17th day ied ia Liber J.A.S., No. » the subserther will 4o’clock p. ma, on the No. 1,001, renting 44 fm enders this pri je in Washington oify mber, 1857, and recor ty, with lodging: ining. restanran' Tonged to accommodate well, at _ ic June, 1458, at sea, Lat No.9, in Square nches on lith streeteast, N streets, by 117 feet 6 inches rtailey, with the improvements,con sisting of atwo story Frame Dwelling, with brick fesement, (injured by fire,) stable, e, ‘Yerms: One third Months, with int-res' in trust upon the ‘aughter-house, cash; and balance in 6 and 32 it from day esis, secured br deed nd’ if not complied Trustee reserves ne week’s notices, at the we of th atau ities purchaser. All oon 19 ax of ths p»rchaser. veyaneing *EDWARD E, MUDD: storms, cae, fo W. D. FMPROVED FARM AT PRIVATE SLL MPROVED PARM AT PRIVATE SALE.— will sell at private salethe FARM on which ha resides,in Princes George's cu: contaiping 143 ington Market and 1 from B fine roads. The improvements fortable dwelling. containing 9 rooms, n, ry, corn-house. and all necessary out- buildin; choice apple orchard. &e.; pump of exce!lent water about “ aes in grain, grass, and mw: bles, which will be sold with the T ‘mis in excellent order, and For terms to the leased in ~ Hod the formation concer: WALLACE, Star mala esers. les from Wash- farm at desired. ' Who will take rou ‘erms : One-fourth cash ; 10 residue in 6, 22. 12, and 3 months, with interest, secured by ad je Wtawkds J.C. McGUIRE cGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. S4LE OF VALUABLE BUIL| BINTING OFFice Su. N, July ist, at 6 o bseriber, dated Mi In Liber TA. 3. No. iso, PEEPARING TO ENTS e tmpro: r Washincton ‘With a view of Hi corner of Ist street westand port - would here remind out ack 13° feat 4 inches generally that this is the most thev may have to secure their supplies in al! a ‘ 16 24 feeton north Wiawade J.