Evening Star Newspaper, July 2, 1859, Page 2

EVENING STAR. I WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAVY............00ee--.July 2y 18590 SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS The Constitution, treating upon the con- Position of the new British Ministry, has no doubt but that, representing as they do the liberal and enlightened sentiments of the people of Great Britain, they will be just as earnest and cordial in their desire and efforts to promote the best and most intimate rela- tions between their country and ours, as were the late Derby Ministry. The Intelligencer gives an exhibit of the manufacturing industry of the United States, as compiled by Mr. Jos. C. @. Kennedy, from the census of 1550. —- I> A cricket match will be played in Troy, N_Y., on the moraing of the 4th of July, on the grounds of the Watervliet Cricket Club, between eleven married and eleven unmarried members of the club. This isa new way of testing the effect Matrimony Torin lament orders of Secretary Cobb, Collector Schell of the New York Custom House, ou ‘Thursday notitied some eghty of the employers of that establishment that their services were no longer required, The de. eapitated are entry and invoice clerks, and. meas- urers and assistant weighers. 177° The Winan’s steamer, at Baltimore, within the last few days, has made three experimental trips on the Patapsco and Cheasnpeake. Twenty Miles an hour was made on Thursday last. ‘This was regarded as satisfactory. Ina short time new fronts will be added to the boat, which will not only add considerable to her length, but, it is ex- pected, will increase her speed. 7" At New York, on Wednesday, a trotting match came off over the Union Course between George Patchen and Lady Woodrutf for $2,.0, mile beats; best 3 in 5; wagon and driver weigh- ing 30 pounds. The first heat was won by Patchen in the second by Lady Woodruff in 2:32; the third in 2:314,, and the fourth in 2:33 by Pateben. The attendance was sinall, the weather being very warm. There was considerable bet- ting. Pateben having the call from the start, and he won tlie trot in fine style, making the fastest time to a weight of 3u0-pound wagon and driver ou record ‘Tue Michican THREN RatLoan Disaster. —Caver or tug Disaxter—At the spot where the disaster happened, a sruall stream or ‘branch’? is crossed by the road, on an embankment twenty- five to thirty feet in height. Here, for the passage of the water, is a good stone culvert, which has heretofore proved of sutticient capacity to carry through all that descended the creek. In the afternoon and evening before the accident, that locaiity was visited by a rain storm of extraordi- nary severity. The water fell in torrents, raising all the smalier streams, after the lapse of a few hours, toau unprecedented height. it is supposed that the drift-wood carried down by the little “branch” accumulated on the upper side of the culvert and caused an obstruction that every chip. leaf, and tloating hib made more se- Tious until the passage of the water was almost en- rely stopped. The water thus dammed up at- tacked the embankment, which is of sandy loam— more sand than loam—and soon dissolved it and carried it off, or made-it so soft and yielding that as soon as the weight of the train came upon it, it gave way Tue Btonpin Niacaga Feat—if Sam Patch bas identified his name with Genesee Falls. M. Blondin has become as firmly associated with Ni- agara. He has crossed the Niagara river on a tight rope, without exhibiting the slightest fear or experiencing the slightest damage Mr. Blondin, whose real name is Gravelet. has been in this country about four years,and is known to the public as one of the most ayile Performers in the Ravel and Martinetti troupes. He desired at first to cross from Goat Island to x little below Table Rock, thus passing directly through the column of mist that the Great Horse Shoe Pall constantly sends up; but the Porter family, who own (Goat Island, refused to allow bim the use of their premises. The rope wes therefore thrown across the river at 2 peiut about @ mile and a quarter below the falls. and between the Cliftom House and the Suspension Bridge This poiut is some distance from the cataract it- self, and thus much of the intense interest of the fest was lost Some 12.000 peopfe were gathered to witness the feat. the majority of them being on the Canada shore, where they had nothing to pay for the sight. The acrotat was dressed in the usual the- atrical costume of bis profession, with tights. spangles, Xc.. and exhibited no emotion at be commenced his walk on the narrow rope. Of course the rope decliues in the centre. and at the lowest point, directly in the die. M. Blondin stopped. of the spectators, who were ntion, lowered a line to the little steamer Maid of the Mist, that was in the river below. The captain of the boat cau the end of the rope and Rttacbed to ita bettie ot Wine, which Blond n hauled up. opened, and ven, Wi a bew to the bebeld g draught of its conten Seema ek a goed Ittook M. Blondin nineteen minutes to cross, including orcs He remained on the Canada side about heli au hour, and tuen recrossed in per- feet safety, occupying about ten minutes on the return trip. It is the intention of the dar: his feat, and it is even said bis head ina sack. will teu and devise the danger img acrobat to repeat that he will envelope le a barrow before, er Ingenious experiments to increase Lis transit eee The Loss of the Argo. All of the Argo’s passenvers have arrived at St. ; Jobn’s, N. b.. safe and well. ‘The steam tugs lefy | again to bring up the crew, and what was saved | from thewreck. The following are, as near ascan . be gathered, the particulars of the disaster: | Between 3 and 4 o'clock Tuesday morning made | Cape Race, bearing north northeast, abont twelve miles distant. The coast pilot. captain and all the | Otticers were called on deck at the sight of land. | ‘The course was changed. and made southeast by east; this should Lave ¢! d nm miles | from Cape Race. Abe uarter past 4 a ve dense fog came up. Abou f past 5, the captain spoke a fis Schooner; stopped the engines ard , reversed th: Where are You fishing?” | ‘The answer was, a the east-re side of Trepas- | sey Bay, a mile and 2 half er two Miles off The Captain ordered the helm hard-a-port, the | engines to go on full speed. and to keep SS i by the standard compess; this should have tuken her clear of tne laud. The Captain and al tie otticers were on deck. The officer in charge (the quartermaster) at the wheel yave the order ‘stead, | as the ship brougbt up te Ler 8.8. E_ course. At that moment breakers were seen, and hee WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. —_.——— Items Telegraphed from Washingten. IST OF LETTERS Remaint WAsuineton, June 3).—The Navy Department iG in the Post Office, Washington el a ; a . thas Fal schte Tau Nartosat, Axvivensany.—Mondsy next | bas received * onal adele moran fom ; ny De So Sly ae it In Ladies’, Misses’, Children’s Boye, Youths “| - i i i 4 — = Besx . having the Iargest circulation . = ro ro Bi ee moe tagger ak aces ote n | Sam tal perpen wastes | TON “ROOTS AND SHOES, Very wecn Exraced —The efforts of oe |" cop havea: iaeieadls tue Navy |" Pl hs 4 0 bdmo ANOFACTURE AND WARRANTED. tary Cobb to retrench the cost of collecting De fs of the Gulf | , | ms CA D SXAMINE OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK. : . sq ‘aHe a recent visit to | ¢ MODATS ClSromamg We Witt Ker Oryx of Sarcevay Eveatnes. customs revenue, have evidently made a fee exit trouble was appre- | &,, tensely unpopular around the New Yor 1 tom House. This is evident in the tone of the two or three New York papers that take their cue from some one or other of the cliques of the small fry politicians who fill the subordinate positions of that mammoth establishment. Gradually, of late yours, not-adew office-hold- ers of all parties, have come to the conclusion that the Government was made to afford them places; and as Secretary Cobb’s policy in this connection is ealeulated to disabnse their minds of the notion, of at least to prove to them that it ¢annot be made to prevail in the management of the Government's affairs, their it he ari hing was be ge he Tern tere iB "he in- tended to remain there some'time, at the ‘request of Minister McLane, in case of an emergency. lished, charging the Secretary of War with bein; Personally interested in contracts with Mr. Holll- day and others for supply flour to the United 'y deatit sal6.| % 2 CLARK & 06, 6 PENNSYLVANIA AV NUE, between ath and th streets. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. EEL SPRING EXTENSION SKIRTS, 75 cente, Do Do. "SR CHINTZ, 18 cents, 'S. 10 cents, Be Wasnincton, July 1.—The statement contained | Bra na letter frou Camp Floyd, and extensively pub- nee ux Penney, Miss Mary Hasiup,MreM A Phillips, Mre LA Hasiup, Miss A Roach, Hinora Haslup, Miss Ellen Roads, Miss C Bowman, Miss A Hamilton, Mre A Read, Muss Virginia Bleakley, Miss M_ Ingraham.Mrs M A Ryan, Mrs Micheal Margt Johnson, hts EC Rosier, Mra Mary 'S HOSE, to cents States tr is whol ute of truth. The Berap Johneon, 3 Richardeon, Mes MI couts > " . arrangement for this Service made tn the’ reg na tes Geo eee! ee ete GH EMBROIDERED MUSLINEETS, at leas than cost of impo. ular course of business, after advisement with the : A Keating, Miss © Sh 4, Mrs E APKINS, @1 per dozen. per officer. and by which, compared wittrthe 4G» see, Bice Cara Joo Thompaony Mire oleh | see mode, at least 8100,000 are sayed to the Gov- Lee, Mixs Prank = Thompson, Miss E ‘ear, 12 cents, worth 2. erument. 7 ; 4 f Lake, Mes Mary readway, Mes 8 SOS Bt cont : Se Yantiresry Se ENS Hatt HOSE. 10 cous mT Weer cnt, SA Ty : aa fa. | Bu Valentine Mise Kate oy MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE DI& | £: 4 Nem yi nomc atte Pees The me Vernon, Mrs Lydia iy be : ING and O1L. CLOTHS, tee cont. less than former price, Fulmore, Mise M A Matungly, Mise L Vose, Mra CM ! ee Bt ‘Sand BOVS Re 8. . » i anual woot the Medical Soctety of the ay. Miss P "Wells, Mex Jonny e havea large stock of GENTLEMEN'S an S SUMMER HATS, 1 outery is terrific. Seeretary Cobb believes Bistsiet of Coltiaiya wil be bald at the Washing: & pei rah they ell Whe. Mit Alby nell at cost, rather than earry ge oe gre ge ATS, which we will that in the New York Custom House alone, he |! tulirmaryon MO) Yoguly 40¢ 12m. beribille, Annie Wetsel, Mass as. iy 1-2 WwW. LIPPI . D., Rec. Sec. ‘ can economically dispense with salaries now — ne Our facilities for procuring ie Osos are such as to enabie us te vel! them tom per cent. kes f W BUILDING ASSOCIATION.— than any other house im the erty (¢ pame— being paid to the amount of between two and Hi 3 oxe wishing to procare stock in the reso- a LADIF Fs Fut ee / cents : three hundred thousand dollars per annum. | $'fion mow formung inay do so by calling on THOS. ‘— 2 MINER SLIPPERS oo J. FISHER. at wetiuire & Co."s Anetion Rooms, Ww amt GA eae cents, To do this, he must abolish all sinecures, or G. D. HANSON, Oftice Washington Iugnranes ful, RM, Usa HD aptyell ee crease the labors of all who are not at present | eg eee TLEMEN’S SHOES, $1. R. BRICE required to perform daily an average day’s | ( TALE CATH Marker, Thee Hanty, Patrick — . HALL, work, and also reduce many salaries 25 per | NE the Distriet of Col | geen Bh Hame,Rev SB Owens. James Junes-st Untel) Noa. 373 and 375 SEVENTH STREET, above I. eentum ie aaa - shag He od ty rer wae Butler, Mcthew Hippies ohn US lew SS =a ————— = eee time tered anda x atits Hall on F street, corner of {0th strest, on May jemphitt, Jaw cers, Wim We sincerely trust he may succeed, if but siNDA RV ENING. the sd raat at co sock. 5 nd Harmaten So Fh 0g w * ELEBRATIONS ON MONDAY. | EXCURSIONS, &o. + dresses will be deliv ev. Cuaries J. atl, » Rach a - ry ae ————ed because he will thus render federal employ- Ware, D. D.. aed Dr. aonuen WVaLsnt. * pon ig fod mpm E rd ee G RAND CE Le. RarTton p* mic oF mE pa) ment less popular. Love for it has worked in- Tho publio aro cordially invited tu attend, Broan ; tnt Brcel, dua ut cae? URTH OF J OL y. ae ASSOCIATED BOOK. BINDERS: H i. i i ing- F pwede, JY orne, Juss ie . ert > ‘ iS I s . finite mischief to the public morals by bring I i Saag of Brands ¥ Bee yee ah ne kett, ennes ay colic Beneficial 7 fatal —- nnence As mo : “iy A ing into local prominence as politicians avery | /¥ !~"t _ - - Gollowtas order of armogoments rthe celebration) For rart culacs see future advertisement. 1t* jecti indivi ic | ; the Natio: - - — perteeastal — objectionable class of individuals as public rag ogee pall benef bene ed rm of Phe Association will mect at their hall. on F, RYLAND CHAPEL . . ‘ to heal n death itso} . AE a guides, teachers and masters, under the guise | e>ming so common from corner of 10th street, at 3 o’clock a. ma, ‘ HEE, SUNDAY SCHOOL OF RYLAND ‘ i ie ij | manufactured and kept in copper fountains, that ae Ronde, Thee 2, John D. Ciarke, chief marshal, on horseback, APE of being pablic servants. Tho greatest evil | MINS enol winnie (ene aa rato Rick ?'ty = | will form and direct the line of n. “| with which our system is at this time afflicted | iutroducad into my cotatlishmens, aa well faa & Haeore, Ridgely,” 3. Lige of march: Along F = up 7th to S is the influence which unfit men have obtained Weeanw on. & splendid novelty in the way of | own, David Richard avenue thence to Capi over the popular mind in political matters. Nine-tenths of all the rowdyism of the times has its origin in the labors of this class to cause their eause to be boot-heeled and brick-batted into power; while nine-tenths of the direct and indirect peculation of the times is fairly charge- able upon the tone of official morals ineuleated in the practice and conversation of men who ask and receive rewards out of public treas- uries—national, State and municipal—for ser- vices rendered in the way of carrying elections by means of questionable propriety. eS Ho! vor tar Watertxe Piaces!—Hundreds have left Washington for the watering places in the course of the present week of hot weather, and hundreds more will be off in the same di- rection ere the close of next week. Business is duller just now throughout the city than at any previous time for a year past. This state of things must continue a shorter time than heretofore, as our city’s business population, and the demands upon them, increase heavily yearly. We think, from all the datain our reach, that Washington city has now @ popula- tion of between 75,000 and $0,000, and confi- dently expect that the census to be taken in 1560 will prove the eorrgetness of this opinion. We rely most, incoming to it, upon the gradual but rapid increase of the city cireulation and advertising of the Star; a sound criterion, az all Know who publish papers of universal cireu- lution where they may be printed—estimating the population of Washington at 75,000 souls. and the Star's regular circulation among them is nearly twice as large as that of any other Paper_among the population of the city where printed. So; we feel perfectly safe in setting | down our eity’s present population at the figures | printed above. | ——_s—__ Stawprp Exverorpes.—G. F. Nesbit, of New | York, the Government contractor for stamped | envelopes, has received an order from the Post- | master General for supplying the Department | with one million such envelopes, combining the new self-ruling improvement. These will be furnished as they may be required, with those now in use. at the simple coet of manufacture— abvut five cents per hundred above the present prices, = > | Assent.—The President of the United States left this morning for the Soldiers’ Home, where we understand he will remain until about the middio of the present month, when he designs leaving for Bedford Springs, accompanied by Seeretary Floyd. * a Arwy Orpers.—The following general or- ders have just been issued Ly the Secretary of War: The Artillerists’ Manual, now being and soon to be publisled, by Licutena ith Artillery, wiil be sabstituted inst French Aide Memoire, prescribed in) Gene Orders No. 10, current series, for artillery Insteuc ton. alg Ol Contract Awanbep.—Messrs. Blanchard & Mohun, of this city. have been awarded tle eoutract for supplying the Navy Department with stationery for the year ending June 30, 1560. eut. D. Fairfax has been hed from the Congress and ordered to the Mystic. Lieut. A. J. Drake has been ordered to the Congress. ss Tae Weataer.—The following report of the weather for this morning is made from the Morse Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution The time of observation is about 7 o'clock : Sery 2, 1959. New York, N.Y... -cloudy, warm. Vhiludelplia. Pa. loudy, warm. Ba!timore, Md... «cloudy, warm Washington, D.C. clear, wind SW. Richmond, V: clear, warm Petersburg, V -clear, ple: sant. Norfolk, Va. .cloudy, S4¢ Ralelyl, N.C clear, warm, ‘Wtlmlayton, Cohunbia, 8. © Charleston. 8. € ar.su?, wind S Angaste ¢ clear, warm Sev-onab, G. ear, $O', wind SF 4oacon, Ga. leur, Warm. Columbus, Ga. lear, warn rofeshments, which they for manufacturing eure Carbonic enue to Philharmonic Hall, (the Bache, Hoo BF Rodd, ~ oes moderate arto make un- Acid Water, so highly reconmended by the Nat Ban Roth, J % the seats reserved for the As-| nieo-sary any psrations at home by the friends Pharmacopiria asa refreahing and heathtul drink | Boxe" Pet) 9 a ees who may choose to spend the dny at that place nvalids. A single ginuce at this apparatus wil! | Ci,prouh,RewW MT JI,USN — Ruppert, Chas 4. cises at Philharmonic Hall wil! = mence with muste b the Marive Band. he. De- elaration of Independence will be read by the Pres- ident oe ergo ee Leta op Sagem on | “The Prineiples Excellence of mernican Constitution” willbedelivered by HG. MeLaces atisfy soy one of its eutire faultiessuess, and that the great desideratum so long, but unsuccessfully ghtin other invent completely found in this. The fountain mado of cast iron, and heavily lined with porcelain. precludes the ity of the water being impregnated with fore, Tirner for gentemen, 57% conte: ladies, 25 cents : Callamore, : R-2 Rumaay, Col AC eshments: smal! children, 12s eeuts. Refr at regu - lar prices, ‘the A exandria railroad omnibuses leave the Ave evu- House, Tth street, near Pen: yivanm avenu, 8 hour. From the termaus of the route to the aly afew ninuter walk. The & Krepps, Win R Kronberg, M King, T K or Lin, Eeq. anda: i it i John P Slack, Mr 5 t the close of exercises at the hall the Asso- and Chapel return thanks to Mr. Roaok cooled being situaced fey ingests tenes ata TBLUSN Salusiuey, L iation will again form aud march to the Executive edness eqemeny a the times a gold drink. it at Kenny, John Solomon, Prof Jno isusion, when e they wili return by F street to the vounds) for many years. JNO. W. NAIRN'S Drug Store, Kensert, Juan F South, Junes starting point and he dismissed. 4 corner Now Vork ave. and isth sts. Re Senumyery Joe P The public are cordial BE invited to attend. —— -- sumtin easiremnomncigenes GE ANNUAL PICNIC OF GRACK ES! ROACHES: Jao B SERS Ez Chun UNS Ok AS SCHOOL, Sawyer, PP : Island,) Rev. Atyerp Hotwxad, ui Hon que ety NT ant ta. Baer “THE SPuiNes* Wwe LN? os The sale way of doins'it, au hun Stark, Lt, CSMC PLEAS SUR TH OFICLY and commodious steamer George W, ee hn oy rag ake bec wenmony. her, Peter mH he Steamer THOMAS COLLYER will leave been chartered fot he oceasion, and Sines if can edesete ni ere Ny James s her whari, at the of 7th street, fot of 1ith atreet, Is! at. wee o'clock a. m.. Land 4 8o’clock a.m, o'clock & m. " P|). Tickets 25 cents ; “ at2 o'clock p.m., for Fort Washing- . at the house of the Rec need ton, touching at Alexandria gy returning. and alse at the boat, Revd Round trip tickets 4 cents, Reiresbments fur. | gaged for the occasion. m Merril, Win—@ Marich, Win L on bovwd the boat and at the PUhe boat will return inti allowed. (jy I-dtd) SAML Tuckerst nish Fort at fair = — - om Jnv R G “POISON SODA WATER!” ¥tT A GLASS OF THAT WHICH 18 NOT POISONOUS, at ‘Thompson, James ‘Taylor & Bradley Treadwell, A Pucker, A'S lo a4, B S. R. Gavior, Chair’n Com, Arr'ta. a3 NOTICE TO F je at JUTICE TO PLEASURE SEEKERS —The e. No spiritous liquors i. BAKER, Captain. = oe ” ss Pot Steam! Com: a Tucke YOURTH OF JULY CELEBRAT.ON AT ; wre MATTHEWS & SIMMS? (3 MOOR’ PAVILION. 1 het ae iae Roma weekly ‘es Nae: Drags tore, Pa. aad ‘There will be a celebration at Moor's Pavilion folk, offer the public of Washington and vie nity an dy 2-St : i tween 2d a1 nice ewes eed, Sake Wheeler, Thos G on the Potomac river MONDAY, 4th opportunit; of oy ine & try ce the beautiful Po. PAPERWANGINGS OO Precis tem je Weiser Nevin | wlduly noxt, “The propristor inne to GLY MON Fand A UIA CREEK (twice eo stron wl . J A ved 2 . : faire, hed PAPER UANGINGS (aitece ee deel kinds of | Beer, Walkera tates liopmmer talidinra, Setek {Re parties of three the will be abie to entertain those with their presence. in & manner that cannot fail to | please. There will bea (irand Sali at pig! t, splendid Cotillion Baad has been engaged for 1 gecasion and to remain doring the season, Hi friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. ‘The officers tar the day are— NELCOST FOR CASH. usual prices. Try us. the best style. If charged it will be at the A!l work guarantied to be in JOS. ‘fT. K. PLANT & CO.,, 350 D street between 9th and bth. 1 Furniture repatred and varnished jy 2-2in next day; al & | with pr vilege of renmminin, ‘he angler can enjoy pateither of the me Sport = on and . white oh and sieo, fine shooting, rdants is FA x 7 game being plentiful, OO , , “LE > ¥ ke H Pi y Cot. Bens. G. Harris. se ‘ 2; 0) Ce eeEey TYLE AND FINISH, DeGeo—2 McNaught o Mow, EW Reader— ~ Ewin Coan — Biowey Hotel aceommodations can be had at these LADIES’ TRAVELING SATCHL uouee Hut, Wan 8 meet? bendy | Meow, © C “ com J MANSHALIS Preprion c. | Boats eve, foot of 6th ttreot at 6% a. mand 6% BEAUTIFUL PANCY GOODS. wee | Hilerry, Wm A McMahon, Mr Y -- —— = ~ | Pan. urning, 26 p. nd 33% A. m. SUITABLE POR PRESENTS. Rording, T MISCELLANROUVS.—Pub. Independent; Mech»nics’ Bank For farther inforraat fo? Foz AREINetON: office, No. 372 Penns: Opening this day at 1 YAU AvenUF, mext ¢ - ° will boa Grand Celebration of the National | Brown's Hotel. GEO. FP. MATTINGLY, McLLAUGHLIN’S, Us7Laurrexs most ix aLt cases we Panparn. | py There will ton Grand Celebration « icket Agent Polomar Stennpeen : iy2-st "a. avenns, between sth and 9th sis. | July 2, WM. J Pd rs the (Bot Tie ease of th i je25 ompany a a, Sill consist of Dancing, Senge OUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF 285 wun MECEIVAG celebrated Glee Club, the reading of the teclarauon | [Vf RON AN 4 epee Ue Reha Ni of Independence, and a grand display of Fire Works. és . BY i, RVEV SE eR ‘SS FROM NOREOLK, PERSONAL. Bil'y Withers’s full String and Brase Band is en. Twice e Week Unisi Further Noties, ~ ay 8 ie cue 7 CARD.—Ax evidence has been given in the | caced for the occasion. Coaches will leave the THOMAS COL YER will ren reg- m do. APPEE Hutchins and Jones case tending to implicate | corner of 7th street every hour. ‘There will alsa be | Wl@rly to. Mount Veruon G 2 boxes TOMA TOM vln W. Gross ax concerned in the homicide | a boat runniag from the 14th street bridge. This | Tomb of ington on TUE: 1,000 oah PINE: API i 1s, the evidence of Hoffman and rlunt being | boat (the George W. Riggs) has been built express- Rupees FRIDAYS, leaving the pool from RINE: APE UES SEPUBAD @ cect that Mr. Grose was on the Market | ly to qccommodate the public who intend to visit | Wharf, at the foot of 7th street, at l0 a. m., and re- — a hoe SH an * SAD. Brulxe with Hutchins, exciting Hutchi ) pursue the Springs. Admittance on the ground—for Gen- = at hal 3S. o'clock p. m. +g ea ld H. H. Voss. Fn f aud kill him, wo Uereby oortily.. we saw | tlemen, 25 cents; Ladi-s and Children aceomsanied the Market and AL Bridge | by their parents. free. The proprietors pledge thems. when in pursuit vt Eunts, that Mr, Gross was not | salves that the best of onderwit hecukereny With Mutchius—was nut on tue bridge with n emt tt B. F. BEVERIDGE & CO. and that we know that Mr. Gross did not prooe GEANDCELEBE ATION OF THE FOURTH theonsh the Market to the scene of the fomici ! ‘he Young Mens’ Benevolent Association = T HO! FOR Hii FOURTH OF JULY! Iuwense Excursion! IMACK’S MAMMOTH TURTLE, ng two hundred pounds, will Le slaug liters y, and will be aif ready for Soup on the 4th. AMUSEMENTS. CONCERT AT TH r UREA te, amewacrs these facts of our own knowled to substantiate the of Justice ge, and are pre pared unti seme minutes alter Hutchins. That we knc same vn vatit befor any Court | SV®shington intond celebrating the Fourth of July ey a grand PEATED on ESDAY, he. t f ea = : 0 Glymout. ‘The mombe w Gad tnteresth + Fey 4 = oO far "i bh »F. ROBERTSON, JOHN F. HOPKINS, to Giyme: ie rai new and interesting piecce will be intro Mths nity frees guano Aisors BovioecENGK | JOSHUA MOLIING: BM DOAN He Ie. aasocation take: groat pleasm, duced. Tickets 25 cents." ay? RAW "OLK OYSTERS, 1, SHEEPHEAD, | WM, O. DREW, WM. LUNSFORD. se Se EES BEAUTIFULSTATUE fpors’ and @ variety of dolicacies too numerous the ahove facts, we the undersigned tendered th: mth oF THE to mention HAMMACK. know that officer Gross, was in Hutchins’ house, day, the Fourth “PISHER GIRL” 204 and 206, Willara’s Hotel Block. Wwhea Hove the bridze and Market in most beautiful ane agreeable spo! Ison Free Exhibition at y pee that he did notieasetne house | tor the beauty of ite scenery and its many PHILP’S BOOKSTORE ogeveral mm es after Bute 8 and the ments for the accommodat.on of al! who ma 10 332 Pa. av., between Sth and tett. MORTIM ty eet LEG) . | them with their presence. We thank thee D* it RANDOL PH OBELRIS JN. » Georgetown, and Alexandrin. hey have always shown us, ot only be pleased te six GENTS REWARD—DECATUR BEN. 8o NET, au indentured apprentic + to the subs th ie) part a2. o. _ D ri et of the day, but wil bs) EXOR RENT—A desirable BRICK DWELI Witmine to ber, haw absconded, flor run away; he has been at h ‘ eet that MY “LLING The Consolidated t.otte seut about three weeks, and has bona lanrborad ty ine tirccnnclven. Cation a eee PSIG Ne pe RE Massachuretts daily at Wi parties in the Northern Liberties. Now this ts to nds abwut the Pavullion have been greatly | @z15 per annum, “ApRe te POC, RE Went wn. All draw: 6 ive notice tu parties harboring or trusting said | improved siuoe the last excurmion seasna’ wnt | & PP ye ald 0 POLLARD WEBB, tery Commissioners appointed by the State. voy that they will be liabie to prose snaieace beau fadies? ciad'= swings. ne beaween Dand kh. PRIZES PAID AS SOON AS DEAWN, 1 Ia Gy tat) WM, Pi ledge ourselves that neither pains nor expense will | ro RENT—A_ comfortable DWELLING- TUESDAY, July 5—Clase 70, - 4 spared to make this the Inest agreeable excursion a HOUSE » i located in the Northern nN = ' “ j wae . Cont » _ Capitals. = = —— tion on tie oceasion. For rent, a snug ROOM, (farnishe4.) with water 322,56) | 2 prizes of. . V 7} ANTED-—A gent! + Whose incor Sotition Hand has engazed | fixtures, suitable for centiomen's lodgi Ks; @6 per 6,165 | 2 do... isseven hundred dollars per year, and hay ih nin the wi nee. | month, oe ere a — 1,20) suificient time Seen an ae lle dense wish {Tine steamer Mount Vernon will le: ; cher wharf | For Moats 2 cool, dey CELLAR 3; 94 ~y S. sto renta plai FURNISHE ous ufh- | atthe foot « street af fis a.m an . or sale. several L ‘tr Le Tickets $5, halves $2'5), quarters $1.25. sient size t¢ scocummonace Wor 12 board wid | turning ‘at Sand 9p. m. Mr. Wm. W haleste cash;or, if desired, a lon credit wi'l ha ve WEDNESDAY, July 6—Cinse 71 pave fa) cluection to take an porthes iT a eee will Janve ~ Norghern fisrket, foot of t | 4.6. ADAMS, Family Grocer. A a July 6—Cis % tablished. Any person wi 0 Close, or would ‘apito!, treet an rennsy! va: ue, 8) P Youuinbere 1 iirawn ballots, fro sing toy oxtablish one wis ha waited ‘on by ad, | th ate and Pennrsivanin avent ‘ata i yo a a . U . A. cit t lice, ent of Use Bi ¥ .™. The Georgetown line wi on a Se pus. I prize of ___._...933,157 | 2 prizes of. ture secured, © Suc NOM OF MOSaie” | dubbron prints oa the Rene ee ea the ne healthy and ghatbve ioeel 2 do. motes Seis de. Seem IE on the retucn of the boat to carry persons to differ- | bi d, can he had ina gentee! 2 do . . 759}2 da ANTED—By a young woman, who can cor ent parts of the city. family. Quiet neighborhood; at 435 Tth strect, ce ke a : Tine gira mals es SITUA’ |" Meals will be furnished at all hours by the pro- | between @ aut i. J w2tw* e D “ 3 eto ee 1 “4 a a ee UGS ees — Tickets $10, halves 95, housowark. Addreas Box No. 2, Star Office PiAingie Uokets to opnts,children half price, Troket | "T'2, LET—On O street, between 10th and 1h — : jy 1-2t i ean be had at ail the principal inuste, book. and streets, a new two-story HOUSE, contain: THURSDAY, July 7—Cinse 72, AN'TED—A No.1 BREAD BAKER. Also, | drug stores, and atthe boatou the day of the ex- nd e. Inquire of CHARLES Re Capitan a BREAD, PIE aud CAKE RARE eursion. ban | i achaneners ai nex. ize of. 4 prizesof.....2,25)| z , 4. MH. SIMPSON, ‘ SLE TION OF ST. 5 ARE CHANCE—A beau 20U ° ae =: io a eee 6225) | iyt-s7 No.8 south Fairtis ot’ Abraeo ia. eee ON Oo eT MATHEW | A RASIDENCE sone Watinngton Sheek 2 @e, wr ae Coy e "i > ny STAN ISLAND, July 4, 12%, is one ofthe most highly improved and desirable ANTED TO HIRE—A goed HOUSE SER AT ANALOSTA July ¢, : ‘Tickets $5, haives $2.5), quarters $1.25, W Aly. Stet nie Be atte ee places within arangeoftwenty milenaround W. uly 8—Clase 73. the county, withlu ¢ miles of this city ‘and § min. | |The Teachers of St. Mathew’s Sunday School beg | !?gt0n. For further information apply at the Star 2 drawn ballots utes’ walk ofa depot, for the summer. Inquire of io teatorea thats frienda teat thete ~ dy 1-Vmn tale, . Mrs. EMMA BRYANT, near Treaeury Bui ding, f aebeetion el tee pee, SOR RENT—The three-story BRICK DWEI.. I prizaot.._.- Poe Sie Jy I'S" | ner resort, on MON DAY, July ath, on which occa, streets north Good Cater a aSoe Ketan a 4 * ANTED— SITUATION as = tabores, in @ | go the Deniarati x of Independence wil be read | most desiratile. Inquire ou thes prowess oe at pre, by a eolored ns ed about ears, vy ICNOLAS CALLAN, Esq., aud an Orati - . 2 Ho ix activoand intolligentand nas a cccomasuda. | ered by Desten Monks Pag. ey arrangement | 8 !AMILTON, 263 Pa. avenue, tion trom bis late employer fur more than four years testifying to his industry, honesty, and competency. Ploase address Box No, 1, Star Office, aud the ad- vertiser will cali. jy 1-3t D—A FARMER AND GARDENER, has been made. both by the Teachers and Propria- tors, to make this the most delightful Festival of the season. A strong police force has been engaged to Preserve strict order aud decorum on the ground. Withers’ celebrated Cornet and String Band will be in attendance, under the leadership of Profexsor WOR RENT—The STORE next adjoining the Star offi Asegarand tobacco store. There able stand im Washington cil ness. Apply to W. Office. 8 bo more desir- for any retail busi- SATURDAY, July 9, GRAND CONSOLIDATED. Lorrery OF ) WALLACH, at the Star je SLAWARE, Class ‘78 numbers—13 drawn ballots, Frey the beat of wazes will be a0 pro- SVithers. nner & Refreshments will be far- OR BENT—Oe bacan a ¥ s me well recommen er sobriety, | nis! ue proprietors at city prices. Am t.NT—One ite USE 1 prize of._.... 40 10 prizes of... . .. honesty, industry and competency, to work and | ar cements bhee boo made to convey poraonu to street, between” G and org Be 5 fe ! - w do. ... ace a farm and garden near Goorcetown. D. C. | aud from the Ixland; large and safe boats wilt start | story HOUS: i &e., « os | For further information apply at the Star Office every half hour from the stone-h use wharf at the | No. 297. Ki arters $2 0, eighths 61.25 | jy 1 61° eet - foot of G rect as ngton, Sind from th _ie# 3t IC All orders for tickets or certificates of pack | WYANTED—A good FARM HAND, a singio | “tthe foot of High street. Georgetown. com pve loth at? o'clock a.m. Al of Onwibuses during the day fromthe Northern Liberties Market aloux New York avenue to the wharf at the foot of G street. Persons who prefer not going by the beats, can reach the Island by the bridge across the Axes in any of the a! Himeet with the t prompt aud confidentia nti aud the priated official drawings sent as soon as over, Address, FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., OR RENT—A handsome three-story and ment BRICK DWELLING, brown stu 366. 10th street, between Land M street containing eight rooms aud an summer, The House is man, One ao preferred.” Addross * je %) Si ited with market garden ner,” Star Office, jo. S60 Panes AND ALL EXPENSES “a “1 - a fe - | Berghborhoud, and toa good tepant J the engines . Ala clear, warm ILMINGTON, DitL, rid oa CG ed Seared ete! | bancaand in Coneeneee Tak non tee Oma. | meieunerhent, an Apply at 302 | street, were oy and reversed full specd, Prairie Bluff, Ala, clear, pleasant ace il Fespactabia and honorable busthees | Piokets, including Homt fare-can be had from any | 6th and 7th. e one Before the ship got stern way, grounded how | Jackson, Ala’. eload SUSSEX COUNTY LOTTERIES, ty which the aboveprofits may certainly ba real’ | of the ‘Teachers, and the following gentiemen in NG-Hovus 5 J ‘ H s . y. Warm. i y p P 8, ly be real MoQnilian, Wil Pettet, 3 OUSE, ICK on the rocks. at Fresh Water Point, elyht miles | Mobile, Ala. clear, 51 Tiexers $1. ized. For full particulars address B. LONG RIDt + William Pettet, J. HOUSE, on from Tre; : 2 Sea ace Gainsville, Mi a To be drawn daily xt Wilupugton, Delaware, at 15 | finclosing 2utainps to prepay postage,) N. 1s Offutt. Juo. M. Stake, te mew, situ bay orem on %, iy a NY lteee toes ite tlemen 9) ets, Ladies :5, Children 10, a age aA Were lowered and got ready, when w Orleans, La, ee N. B.—Positively wo spiritous liquors will be al dor hook wo ane wr the Pe weers embarked but with but little confu- MONDAY, July Clans 85, = jowed on the Erqunds, No persons pernitted to sion will to given Otuee Pee aoe tog ion. 3 icke' oO ol ey ‘ 7 * a aio TS ig and children fst” PPh 25 numbers 12 drawn ballots, LOST AND FOUND. esate oo CONMITTER. Mis DAVID & CALDWELL, Anaspeiis, the Coals thrown overboard, the : 1 prige of _...-.@5,0 <'TRAYED—FROM A FARMIN MONTGOM- ND FOURTH OF JULY EXcURS' - Llown off. and every exertion made to get Lert Faair hapenee in| 2g eS ery county, and traced to the city dawn gx RAND Fort FINEY POINT, XCURSION | (OR SALE—Two BRICK TENEMENTS & but witheut avail. 2) de .246.., Te kets $1 Ouy Guy Ce the 7th strect road, on the 2th June,a hay BS OLD POINT, NORFOLK, & P: RTSMOUTH. Leaps roger ps pleasantly st on West st., ‘The captain now sent off a pilot with Mr. But: clear, warm, sokets Gi. COL/T, one year old, biack mane aud tail, . —— in the midst of an agreeable and ‘mooiety, terfleld to Trespassey harbor © act we pr: Ca ---Clear, warm. TUFSDAY, July 6—Ciase 6. low in ‘the withers, -head well set up. “Any in- Te fine, safe, and commodions steamer POW- oapvenient: On scboolaes fe A when the steamers Dauntless and ‘Bloc tect : Capitals. iy lw *__ | her berth, foot of 6th street. on SUN™ cash, and the balance iu 1.2. andS years, with were dispatebed immediately. 3 clear, warm. 1 Of. 95,6011 prize of... gam | 7 - 2 % eat halt yeurlye Mee Te Ne as. ent of Fe sent ashore and tents nade to peitees ee Barometer at the Smithaonian, at 7a. m. (cor- ” fo. SSS Tain 88 glo 2 er recs tnorning, June 1th, at the ORNEN i Senator at Ti; and Navtolk | insurance Company, 7th sirest will Agia dS zers, and where provisions id lngyage could | re,) 29,919; at noon 24 ss}. CO, meme eee Tickets gl,” ” NDUM BOOK, for which Twill at roo » Monday, the 4th of July,’remaining at | Property more ey. xot at they were sent ashore Boats were con 7» 8t7 8. m.,7>"; at noom ss”, o 5 csc it ee ot Coste Minh lk sufficiently long to admit of A visi: to the ADDISON, passing from the ship to the cove about « |. Maximum during 24 hours ending 9m to- WEDNESDAY, Jw'y 6—Cinae £7, Toaldonoe, on the caracr of I aud Sit “hse 8] Gosport Navy Yardand the splendid Government | _™s - ; rata eve carrying ashore what could be saved. a ried ss 75 nuiubers—!3drawn ballota, je 30-3t* . W. EMERSON, prensieg ps leave Norfulk 4 p.m., on Mor ATL PRIVATE SALE Sxare Bari, well- The fishermen plundered the ship; a tmndred of Capitals. . etoppitig af Old Porat until after'th “grand 4 arranged three story FRAME HOUSES, with thew: cane around upon hearing the signal ene Be |g Orig ee OF en BIS! ODS FOR THE gl tie works at this celebrated plate, amd allowing | te story back lurldivs A A to iz Lay Cyt away her masts and completely skinned hei saaaas aati 1G ‘ HOT WEATHER: | $v hours fir the onjoyment of salt Lathing-dano- | Stowe exch; goed yards ; Lack and side slleye her Atd p.im. the ship tiled end fell on hee frioness’ anit ICK PITCHERS Bal | "Fics Pom ptan ‘will atop cote and camriat~'g. | eaphacpast aveune, between ath, nut Sth eter ree ci manyes the puaengers iriasy, fue, baxkaKe THURSDAY, July 7-Clase 3, DR. KANE REFRIGERATORS. ple aa Tad paneotecht at tory aad ok | Se Sound do well urcall St Ne S10 et eeed pee: uoue within «ight miles of the sbore where ane = __¢. , : 7 numbers? drawa ballots. RAN EROSHE ae will be plent.fuliy supplied with fresh | &'t¥- Also, weveral ouses on the Fae ruck At about 5 p mg a boat retuned frotn | ( FELESR ATION AT ANALGSTAN IS Capitals. Allrasiocke ee fish, crabs. oysters and other delicacies, winch will | *4USre for sale. __ea Tespassey wi assurances that a: ND.—The FE rele- 7 8e) i” ty! | an, forted aud quicted the pamensers the ‘school room at tis gai cuakicon whedettios jomct __ Penn.avenue, bet-loth and tith is, | Jia cuaerder!y persons ppranitted on bonkd or | ton to bp made at No. 38, between i aad ede eat Was passed in tents with a tol- | will proceed, headed Withersts ta. Sraseay 2 =e al os the Comer " othee. No. 372 fvesinar 12°: ssonmead Steca sant eee Nyprigiegeomed tee — senting ot tks ee y ten im mal a ot stars! tes Laws ballots Fystowake, COND CABINET GOODS, |,°88e, next eae ae a wpa POURTaIN foe. Sale — As ropllent - =4 mg ye hlaration ey 1 Mths , ‘-, wee > se condition and part of the baggage. They return this after. | bY, N- SAREAS Sateen take plac tie arelgek’ | of tr eee on Ea ee eens Cen ae je®-d Ticket Agent tome Seem SE omy hee, which co-t cost eriginally five hundred noon at three o'clock for the crew, taking with | 3 Ute Gon ENON by Daxccp Ma- | 1 Prise of ——-.... 5/00 11 Ifyou want to rave 10 pr ot, call and purchase your SSS = —————+ | }s for wal low for cash.” Apply sataly at the them soldiers and police oilicers to recover what ~~ eee oh &c., & HURS, > FELLOES, SHAFTS, FERHANGINGS Mount Vernon Hotel, Gun’ he a < the th rh Apne from the Ship they ean get - 2 ING CATHOLI Tickets 81. CANVASS i, SPRINGS eo cleats saskereene inves. SHADES, je25 2w JOD ie , Agent. Divers also go to get out anything that be 2TY.—The regular hh 5 i " ns reno aN alway io. b ae Bs eh ese eo Covered iro the wre She + hems vie {ety will be held at Mt. Domiuok's Chasen SATURDAY, July 9—Clans %0, IRON. wey from G:'R: THOMPSON. & 7th st DOK SAL —1 offer for quartered and provi. re. They will be look lodged and cared for, and sent on as soon as arrangements can be made. The steamer E:din- burg is ready for sea, waiting the arrival of the Glasgow from New Yori, otk company. It i ible that arra pe dhasr to send the passengers on gow, if no earlier or better suade. AY AFTERNOON next, July Sere oR i PHL EE SNES & ss Met ENGE Lae erecta om G. 78 numbers—13 drawn ballots, BRO., who offer nothing but the best quality reet, & good assortment hang’ and Window Shales. Ordersexceuced wite cEAt 01 = 0 8. and reatiy reduced rates. dispatch in city or country. For continued confi- | terms, containing 262% 95a 2 prizes of... @500 i eoehinet nde a caaH business, and Wwe intend dence ‘and 1 =A el part Oe my warm acknow ‘or improved city property. Tie ~ 15) | 2 day 250 | to sel! at cash prices. Every article warranted as | aigements. ‘Those to me will have ther: in one of the most impro and &e. &e., ec. represented. Cali and examine our stock. accom dered the present « A prompt | vated parteal the county, Cony: ” ‘Tickets $1. G. R. THOMPSON & BRO. settlement will confer an additi favor ena- | and railroad. B Address FRANCE, BRO. QBENTS &£cu., oo (G. eigermamr oo . ble me to offer ‘a n RERT aes, w 3 Wer y2t soon je 2 et* adore ahove ———$__——" rage rie La SLae | SU ENNE I PR ae ——e