Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1860, Page 2

"GEORGETOWN. BALLS AND PART LATEST NEWS Tue Ineepnessiace Conriict Ix THE Szxate. Proceedings ef Yesterday Afterneen. Correspondence of Tha ban : TELEGRAPHIC. If there be skeptics as to the determination ‘ * Grore: , D. C., May 22, 1860. Li In THE Sexare, > after our report ‘The Vigilant Fi meet my, with a delegation closed, Mr. Cameron presented a Petition of clt’- | of the zens of Pennsylvania, praying a modifies of of the South to stand only upon an unmistakable Platform as to the duties of the General Govern- Spirit of the Morning Press. ment and the rights of squatters in U.S. Terri- The Constitution compliments Mr: Toombe’s | tories with reference to the rights of slaveholder’ | THE EVENING STAR. | sstunoron news anv cor. | caxvia cononessrinst ansaron — a the revenue law, and gave notice that he she J ress this sul before the close of the ? Ys h In the Senate and di t | in them, we advise tbat, in addition te the | P' ft 14 gry time at A: Huds Aber Dosginihe Sicttuae ate eet ce | coeeiten oe Deodlaes Davide Mason in the eur- | Ynow wvho were taatr (less cot aod kerr eatin question. rent senatorial debate, they will also read the saeerameeited Messe in By the mee geet rh — AS ; The rellig devoted Congre sional hi a f Toombs and t committee 4 x Season, set rpc beg ~ hore = Nae sto ieonita spoken we bill for the alteration and improvement of the! iF tonite, preperity te spond tes any | deem enk eat te Proceedings and news. ore ap eeen ef Sex —— | struction of the Senate Chamber. thelr families are preparing to 5; oe on | Barmardie dren store, and st theo +tw0e- — terday, and also the speech which Senator Benja- Ar. Hale introduced resolution (the Hounsgon: there. at the pleasant pic-nic for the —_— Mo see | Boats will commence ranning from ti ory neg apc pk ens rol [see ‘of | mun Is delivering as we go to press with this issue | curring) that the President of the Senate ‘and | Trinity church; and to-morrow we expec’ ii rom quaint joseph Pou! pay t 120°elock m. he May Festival * paper Sue, " tri- | Speaker of the House of Representatives adjguin | there a yet greater gathering at 4 aor 3 anuary 12, 1516. in relation to Russian Embaastes par ses! wins: Syregiat mertioagod Seis veipaclins beams sector Mondet the | of St. Mates elon of vour elty, as thetr ar- | TWPAY FESTIVAL won rt baeyse dbo roe will be verre | Dergintst whe heSontniceseiyoppne | ito fone 9 oacork my ld over | ngementa coma aad fcr seal 3 ve no dou! very mue! uglas. L day. perfect..and all the pretty girls from the west k creek Surprised to hear thet Com. Perry was notthe first | the doctrine of the right of Congress to leyisiate | “Fhe Tesolution offered by Mr. Green on the Sth, | Of Lesaeray ‘ae and from our side of Roc potas ta vee ‘a im a Sag saan age against slavery in U.S. Territories, she lias, at the changing the he of waeling to 1 o'clock ily, “hy the card Fe enethies colamn it will be seen | Appear onthe ooreee and wr en, ler mongers were afloat on the seas. robbing | §'me time, been steadily maintaining (by acqui- * J On motion by Mr. Hale, the overland mai} bill | that Prof. Rowley will soon leave here. Many of | tributing their offerings, and speaking @ppropriate in the one case under the British ‘Orders in | esence in) the rights of the creatures of Congress | was made the epecial order for Thu Couneil,” and in the other under Napoleon’s rsday negt, at | Our best citizens and residents on the Heights who | pieces. > 1 ’ for the benefit of Senate nae r, us —the territorial Iegislatures—to do that thing; | half-past 11 Co, ne ah Ae i ta higeee henge forge prnagehere i tn | aye childann by thon ad f ‘Berlin an ian decrees’’—there was a very peec! y ti rt. Bri , the to e term: eminent commercial house in Baltimore, (the that being the gist of the last 5 od ak ° thts Bree . Capinehens a work and restoring and cleaning valuable Ad os public are een ted te tng. ing y the blic grounds surrounding the r sputa’s Brass will bo in ni jer Hegre 8 6'8.) very lnaely in the India | Douglas. They (the apeeches of those gentlemen) | the Public grounds surround Saturday beet is | ines (Many family pictores and’ ‘heleloom une dav: esti sisch isle cies il trades Rain ad lemen at that time owned what | when taken in connection with the well-known o'clock m lestroyed by the ye arte = se eee Onmi panes will leowe & g the con ante af 9.cfeloek Yeas then considered a splendid specimen of naval | position of Mesars Hunter, Slidell, Iverson, Chest he special order—the Democratic Caucus reso- | restored to their original brightness His ename nd the corner of S-venth ct. aud -Maryioed qrchitecture—the sbip ee sg a ae nut, Clay, ef al, (of the Southern Democracy of | iutions introduced by Mr. Davis—being taken | D€Ver cracks, and is almost jndestractib! manta Spee. ta Ghat peer nn ae ne, cabana Fob | Ae boats) alec prove, beyond peradventure, that | Bvia, Java, and found on her arrival that the | there is really to be no division o! the South at AND Pic NIc. jay Festival will be celebrated at ARL SPR 8 ste 5 ee ‘7F Toombs made a powerful speech, showing F rom Geureetown by the steamer Puyings “ey rv ekets cents, ™ the power of Congress to legislate over the Terri- POLITICAL. a MAY FESTIVAL r aanval Dutch East India Company’s ship for Japan Baltimore next month, upon the question of South- | tori¢s, and showing the reasonableness of givin: ies . " . L., CARUSL Would ctfully announce with was lying In the ronds, fearhul of proceeding’ ou ern tights, as imvelved, ta: the expected action ofr protection to the rights of property Se the FIRST WARD—TheDemooraticand anti | Mir. r.. can Wat Waold respesifolty. Pau > voyage in the then unsettled state of affairs. the c ntion le thi d there. Thore | exigencies of the case might require. ts of the India company offered a char- | the Convention to assemble then and ther: now Nothing Voters of the First Want | t0 the citizens of Washington and vicinst here to ter to the ship to proceed to Japan, (using the y pe that he wili. in compliance with the gem day. The steamship Golden State sailed for Pa Mr. Hammond ex the absurdity of the hola et Siete Sant ostuerat no} lovht ctreet and | Wish. repeat hi ax Festival on the aaa nama on the Sth with $1,700,000 in treasure 4 capable cf drawing common-sense conclusions doctrine of squatter sovereignty, as uterly op- | Pa. avenne, on THURSDAY EV stant, at WILLARDS’ HALL. A for-well festival was yiven to the officers of sence ete tn to crew for he ang | from what occurs in public affairs here, all dat: | posed. fo truth. reason, Justice, and common | 2sth inst uP ef * " the Japaness s eamer Cand ex a crew for the American , = Aldermen, three mem- | ff Y . one = "The voyage proved entirely mecessful, and | bat this great debate, so far as it has already pro. “Mr, Pugh briefly defined hls position with re- | bers Common Couneil.and Assearor'te be mein | tien. Fee eee na St Metnerett's on the Sidney's return to Batavia the India com. | gtessed, settles the question that the South at gard to the reactuttons ratthe ensuing election. tint.) "ma 22 3t*_ ° {the b . express pany loaded her. with coffee, as the fee for the Baltimore, on the iSth proximo, will indeed be After some remarks by Mr. Hale in referencé to HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY oe aeGass eee oniy eighteen divs from ebartered Since your recent announcement the “unit Mr. Hunter advised his friends at the same subject, the Senate adjourned until 11 informs the citizens of Washington that he ix < * Thomas Murphy* I scarcely know ope . : Matrnaw’ ScHoow. Japan, the Condimurrat: <0 nplete the 3 ne. 1t-w: elo e Indi dent Camiidate for the next J of} w a ti ch qu the main tee seed b wath consumer “ns chau nls Tereet deep; Mri Milleey, Sota the Commit. Washington in Tone dlext. "ile wax formerly * on WEDNESDAY Muy ast ee =" rong foo bid aivensees ‘ = getighe sta aa 6 veident inois, but has resi, in this city " seater . ‘Yours, seepectfatly ae SS R.B.F. —— tee on Roads and Canals, reported back a Sill to since 1880. tite) BENEDIK ROULS. The procession will form at the school "oom at 8 In my young days he was called “Little | Hovxvrxe Trem Dowx.—The experiment of | authorize the enlargement and the constractoin of "clock -, Bnd proceed. to ‘ontorn saree seared F . a NoTic Wracf, foot oft steel heekea - Meeting of Nationa: semecrats at New *% Tommy Mourpby,” but are few who have | going out around the city essayed by some of the & branch of the Louisville and Portand canal; | Tip voters of thy Serie Ward of Washing- | Th packet Herald nnd lived to nearly the good old age of four score and Japanese yesterday, we hear, was sutticient to | P*se¢- ton will b» addressed. on DAY EVENT ten who possessed more of those beautiful traits leave the Western Wharf, W CuamLeston, May 2\.—The Courier's specia 1 th ‘hineah ab ior Gell Mr. Lovejoy moved to suspend the rules in ch ina toget! of character with which the Diety has vouchsafed | CO Pt! them to remain almost altogether indoors | order to disc heat, at (sland Hail, at haif past 7o'clock. by. De, | street whart Gaonetene gonvey persons to the | New Oriens digpatch reports an enthusiast. Wa. ‘ aye $ ve | Island, evers filters utes during the day. meet Natio: noc rat tu ght a der of thelr stay rte | Lands trom the fertnerconalderation the Senate | heat vt to What a All atest thes | VeStutones lt ae SF Rowan | Set st Neti Demac rae Sa repel ed * to poor human nature, than be extended. uring the remainder of their stay here. While | —,- ” progehung municipal elestion are invited toattend. | andl. ss. at, 10.1 8nd $'clock, to convey Cape | delepates to the StateConvention. Mr. Soule and Tae Bact Mupicixe —Dr. Wistar’s Balsam cf rea ai meee jes fea ‘1 he motion to suspend. the rules was agreed to | mals St _ - i cCoTLE to convey persons to High Street Wharf, | bers spoke Wild Cherry. —We feel secure in calling the at P ot to a two thirds vote—Yeas 102, nays 51. QECOND w pers ag ore <= ea AND € N- wn, tention of our readers to this old and most effica. | !t 18 idle to expect that a miscellaneous Washing- | “Mr. joy moved to amend the Senate bill by | F CKET. cious remedy. It has stood the test of time, and | tn city or any other American crowd will re. . Fearne. therefor the homestezd bill as it At the sugsestion of numerons citizens of the there isno town inthe Union but can Second Ward. the present well known. teed. and luce | fain, unless compelled so to do, from jratifyin and then desnaudedl the previ. | Second Wat the proscut well Known, tried. and pe < 7] pi Witnesses of its wonderful eifects in curing all | their curiosity at any sacritice of good manners | °%S,destion; which was seconded lung diseases. That it is unequalled and alone ? 5 cents; Ladies, 25 cents; The Trial of be procured of any of t ves, mi © fire t furthe: Nic AT AR ing to empannel a jury for the tr: right : pat The bill and the amendment were then read jon - the first Monday in June, without further YY i Long TARR a ay the nd fr Piracy Seven — gene y fats | on thelr part, or of the comfort and delicacy of | ‘The yeas and uays wete ordered on the simend- i For Alderman, ; TH 1. c were obtained, and the Court adjourned san cnt ame Fopeetr en ends te toe the persons to be stared atand otherwise duly , and it was agreed to by a voteof yeas 101, THOMAS J. FISHER. Baw ted a Place « basis of any of the patent medicines, and from inspected. Unfortunately, the only remedy in | ?@V8 Many assurances given its great virtues, we be- c ase lies in the etfici y thy lice, Heve it is destined to supercede any other prepa- Ae ee ee eg Invalrde ae 4 | Which bere, amounts to just no remedy atall. It * —— strikes us as being necessary, under existing cir- to-morrow morning . ‘The bill as amended was then passed by a vote of yeas 101, nays 59 On motion by Mr. Harris, of Maryland, the | rules were suspended to enable-the Committee on The steamer Flying Cloud will leave the George- Alexandria Mark town end of the Aqueduct every hour during the ALExanpnia, May 2! —Fiour—ramtly a Se |-and the public gener- | 7.23; Extra €6.50a6.7; Super. 86.0006.12. W at ma 12-eotf (intel. and States.) The friends of the Schoo al tr Tie feapectfully invited to attend; and no pains | —white, fair to good, $1-33a81.43; red © ; : MAYVORALTY. will be <pared to take the occasion anagreeable | gi —white 63 . \ Mae tases eee | cer requis va ee tae ee dae eee UV aoa tine tine Dee wae | eens, take pact with un. ‘Fhe funds | Rye masse” Gut peat ane’ Sic Yellow 7 MASONIC LECTU } ion and over curtosity on the part of thoughtless | States ef 7 tie clection ts bo held on'the foot Monday dre | Ste ta bay altbrary ‘Boat’: Farry row trip. 15 ots, | Badhel. Seeds—Timothy @2 Sai 90, Clover 5 0) A Brother 8. E. Covrs bok . i but not designed impertinence, by the presence Mr. Morse then reported buck the bill, with a ma 15-tf THE COMMITTES. Flaxseed $1. Provisions—Butter, rol! select. Maz - ofitse | of asquad of U.S. Marines wherever they may | substitute increasing the terms of sea service t0 | ee = = : ; = Soles coda eee in good stamting, of other go, to keep back the pressure of the crowd entitle officers to the hizhest class pay. =: LADIES OF SOReUCH eee, 89 Nay iae. JOMIIER. Gee p sepa mee My Harris moved to amend the arcendment by LOST AND FOUND. eS Te BRON ee _ —_—~ —— “ stitute reported by a minority ofthe co nmit- ———— ——_________ = oe > AY. 294 instant. 7 “ LADIES’ GRAND UNION FESTIVAL Tur Excuaxce or Ratiricatwss.—Shortly zbtly incressing the pay of certain classes OST—O; turday evening, between the Pres x bas born chai for th ey ER UP eerwe Ne HN OUNG MEN'S CHRISIIAN 2 -day of oltice e i ¢ Senate dent's Grounds end C street,a BLACK LACE y enon nna sek od ro Baltimere Markets. SSOCIATION.—A inceting of all interested in | 2feF 12 m to-day, the Japanese Commissioners, | af ollicers beyond the provisions of the Senate Li ie The Geir will plese roar nO Lore Tiekete ere, ress band will [odie te. cisiaeen | Gacemens, Ie 22 —Flour coy cloe Chis enterprise. especially the ladics and centiemen | ettended by two or three meinbera of their suite, | bi’! ral amendments were read, and the | street betweon 31 and sb ate., when a rewart will | ;lukets for gentlemen . enth'st. wharf | ing very dull; Howard eirect Ie noe 85 bia wauas to re ous. Of the Asano oe ee Nil be | and their U.S. Naval Commission, all in car. ‘proposed by Mr. Harris was adopted | ° pall 1f required. _ PES | eitearsinek: storping at the Navy Vard and at | gissed ani toward street Wheat is dull, at 2 PAY . at 5 p.in. ‘The Festival will open at Odd | tages, and preceded by their treaty-box, borne | 7! s 15, neys 66. LS —Lastevening, a pair of gold-bhound SPEC Aloxnadtia, Refreshinents may be p ed decline of Sc ; white $1 D0al.55; red Fellows’ Halton the zithiast. "- "* ta13-S_ | on the shoulders of two of their sarrenu, pro- |” The bill was then passed—yeas 118, nays.50 I ee i a i foe ae — | Corp bes declined 2°. closing with a downward THE ANNIVERSARY CBI EBRATION | ceeded to the State Department where their treaty ony? minutes past five o'clock the House ad. | Massachusetts avenue, ne by leaving them at 265 ? tendency; white 68a73c.; yellow 6sa;:0 2 stheoniae pian lyceum will take p ace at | with this Government was duly ratified, in the | Journe the Smithsonian Inst.tution. on TL y, May | ‘ 22d, 1859, at 8 Ds sal. a hock pm. "Orations will be ‘deliv by hree of the members, and an add ress by Secret C 5 a tst- ev. Cuas. H. Hair. The public are invited to | ‘Belt presence and that of Secretary Cass, Assis Massachusetts avenue, between loth and Lith sts. v sions are firm. but not aciive; mess f por i ma 22 wil ; $15.15; prime $15; bacon sides 10x office of the Secretary. On their arrival there, in ings of Te-Day. at_all time : is nominal at 20 .. i VAR D.—Strayed awa: ic-N N Ix THE Szxare, to-day, no business of import. | B33 REWARD-—Strayed aw enzaged in any pay : ——______. attend. ant Secretary Appleton, and two or three others | auce was transacted up to the time of takine up | Soros? ff rgetown, my bisck NEW at the servic? of ‘he public New York Markets. N. w . P peal Ay N ND DOG, with te spot terms. Inquire at No. 542, New Yorx. May 2.—Flour is heavy; State auk;2+ Withers’ Brass Band will Loin atten | of the Department, the coptes of the document | the Democratic Caters resolutions introduced | FOUNDEAND DOG, with a white Te at enth street, opposite the Avenue He $5 0595 15; Obie $5 “Sab 0; Southern #555605 * Sa ce conetally compared, and certificates of the Sahay when Betsg Rede ened oe Any One returning num will re ble Ninth street, Island, near the Smithsonian In- | heat declined te ; red Western $130. Corn is ECRIVE —— correctness of each were duly signed and ex-| Messrs. Hale, Lane ugh, and when we le! if “ > —_ 5 Std 1G tending downward; mix d ic; yellow Pua?! er use to be fou é " . rt REWARD.—Ranaway from the » llali xe. y is steady at 21 5 and ssc, J. W. THOMPSON 4.0 comprising thé ratification of a treaty. session, or of any session, upon the subject $5 ey EERO AMUSEMENTS. — maz 269 Pa. av, botw. loth and Ith sts, = =e = —Mr. Dawes, from the Committee of “feet @ inches & eaneiecaii Aaa ey Financial EAMS PRINTING PAPER, suitable} Secretary Conn’s Lutte.—We have on tile, made a report, accompanied by two | high; lig : WAUGH'S ITALTA New Yorx, May 22 —Stocksare lower; Chicago 200 fe parochee, 24 by, at Ibs Cash pros] for publication in the Star, an admirable letter reac acing, Bt DP Be lie Tee : PHILHARMONIC HALL, pod ode g ne 11a eenele Central eharen 02 ream. r “f <5 not, and secondly, 2 ee & ; id : Cam ai N uaranteed ) - me 22 go BLANCHARD & MOHUN, | from Secretary Cobb, to friends in Georgia, upon | Not and secondly the House asa member from J ured nail sothat I get bimngain, on EDR aot De Cs Iinois Central bonds 1; New Vork Central ma 22 corner Fleventh street and Pa.sv. | the condition of Democratic party affairs as made the first Congressional district of Missouri. He | ina 21-st Davidaonvilie, Anne Arundel co.,, Md. Bn fon 2 bet Bee . Reading R. RK. 43; Mil. ind Miss. 5; Mo. 6's >i. SK_EOR PULLEN’S TRENTON CRACK | manifest in the proceedings of the Charleston | said that the Committée of Elections desire to 9 ei rato fe AEE ; TON CRAC P cs OR STOLEN—From Willard’ Hotel aa by pavaicinns: “Grocers wen wan Togamee-| Convention. Tt isa doctment that cannot fail to Sane? ana ae tay atthe calles practiabte uno- GOLD WATCH ania MINTA erent snkesh eiotings envbtaee every object of AUCTION SALES. { your orders ; and, tion, 5 shar act interest in Northern, Central and Southern Italy. No. 173 Ki streat, batwase Weihe tick brash sevay instantly the cobwebs of pophistical | scrity, together with that’ of the minority, was ion is peonlancis ataiekn ‘A W.FENRNO Beg. ag ee . vetween 18th and 19th, selfishness and special pleading with which the ordered to be printed sie The Distinguished Lecturer, wiil illustrate the Fi ar ion Sal. = mele seer bea fee Ce PRN. 1 or thud’ uandawhet Prominent strikers for] Mr. Dawes also reported a resolMion.which was inture—being th Paintings. KF For other Auction Sales, see first pag = a mwes s swhie! psicathenys capil F - | Doors open every evening at 7 o'clock ; commence Cc Feo PITION, OF JAPAN. AN Douglas in Georgia have etsayed.to blind the eyes | adopted, that Mr. Blair be adinitied to. seat on {ay whees beni acy Cae Gules at ete Every Wednesday and Saturday | By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers, tifally Uiustratea; bound ip cloth; price $135. of the Democracy of that State to the fuct that | the floor Sriek toe Giecesioa. and be allowed to | the miniabun nestzona will he naked as to the | afternoon at 2 0'clock 3 Sommence at aie ae BR ge co i elit exes drat reeer mee. ee SOLOMON Douglasism is but another and more dangerous Pre soos ‘repamed nouuaiipedton lutzae other arti ") ow they @ obtained. ssion a5 os ate ze nape TOUNC s i a N Metropolitan Bookstore. 332 Pa. av., phase of abolitionism. te Pacific Telegraph b: Sole agents for Laurencs’s Stationery, &c. "=e mae ma 22 Colfax earnestly advocated, 2nd Mr. Burnett Tux Wratuzx.—The following report of the : ed, the measure—the latter regarding it as WILLIAM BRADLEY BE TO | weather for the morning is made from the Amer- | fVering a monopoly. 5 le ie ane friends that he td After further debate the subject was pass ANB helt leet Et | tf em Telegraph Live to the Sinlth- | over the weer nt hae tee, gubleet was pansed M orning hour having expired new style. Also } ment Head Stones, ‘I'a! sonian Institution. The time of observation is Mr. Grow calied up the bill to prevent the sale ops, ke. which he has to dispose of at prices t. Action ~On TUESDAY AETER ROR = = Juue, at 6 o'clock, we will sel’, in front of the WANTS. PERSONAL. ion, lint beautiful and valuabie W ANTED-Aa WASHERWOMAN. Good cS ware ges given, an satisfactory re ce re Tur Partnership quired, Inquire ai 22. NOTICE. f Dickson, Gornon & Co, ex- tween 6th and bet. isth and 19th st. | New York, N.Y. Abas’ NEW AND CONV Philadelphia, Pa. Tth sts. = : < “ r “ng on By opposite the ty of = bile i vgalindl ephh mi ANTED-A SIT : oN Eero Ht : preg ty is authors one ae nd John Aire, Joun Robinvon, wath 8 rontage, « f heat? o%eleck. public lands, except to actual settlers, un f SITUAT cook, wash and | ty cut hy the tee TOuN Hic ; on hand. Plambors’ work race ea eet May 21, 1860 same shall have been surveyed. | WW Asoo. Apply at 3180 streets | » the bast he ma 22-3w Pa. av 7 SS anl's more loudy, wind NE SC vs ORDON WILLIAM KIN lear, pleasant b : 30) ) fine oppor'unity for a Pr at ZABLE COPYING PitE=S han | yathington,’ D. cloudy. wind BOARDING ty-tihed af beautife pos. fot pr ree ntace of this prese over o hers 1s, that » Va. -Clear, . R iG.— desi able Chamber is jus anes “ " “ Colu be taken in the book instead on sheet: | Norfolk, Va.... clear, 65°, wind W DE Na cee en atte C rip tai WANTED IMMEDIATELY An active and | mont avenue an \ _—— Wilmington, N -clear, warm : of F. ‘Tho room ts front, immediately ovr the par man’s hatand furnishing ectalitaten ent, Testimo- | froth of which P ® good as Charleston, 3. «clear, 74°, wind SE lor, and supplied with water and gas. “ nial: of character and cnsecs " Oak and Hickory Wood, and alse Augusta, Ga, lear, pleasant en Cul and kinds of Coal will be always vasble | *SPerma very kent ose k Seas tes tence 2 Savannah, Ga lear! Se a = = = ne = aan = | prices, DICKSON & KING. 1, 200d 8 youre, Weatteg tonne ee ee ee INET HOOKS. 278 | Columbus, Ga lear, pleasant FOR SALE AND RENT. BOT soos eo A ACK S Restaurant, two | PSS ts, me 19 3t_ | Sco eT tracts tee pee ee eat ea wecur 2CEIVED. Montgomery, A clear, warm. - - te yen ly i ASAD RI E R, | at the expense of the pur - abt Tzall, by F. Seaton Donoho, author of Morna, | Montgomery, Als clear, warm. | [For other “For Sale and Kn? advertinnments, | O¥sters. Good wages and steals rma 2i-ot”” | (MEArom Paris tote lear RT EVE, TELLER, | St the expe BARNARD & BUCKEY. Avct« a volumes, clothe nad ee AGL wikis! secene ae: Seyi eetoiecaia 4 | [eee seeereee ANTED—To have everybody know that the; Salted on al Aare a eee EnAE she can maeal FTERNO. : volumes, cloth, aud the Werks of 1 Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7a.m., (cor-| POR RENTO NISHED HOUSE ! Te on irs of Love or > rhe Wolke ak eid ine ettition. rected for terperature,) 29.950; at noon, 2= 200 HOGuS Ne ata pA ee a LOTHING end ee RNISHING Goo be en tee Eleventh strost, between F and G THIS AFTERNOON ¢ TO-MORROW SETRENOON & 0.NORROW Ti Vork« of Charles Dickens, complete in 27 Thermometer at 7 a.'in., 66 ; at noon. > = - : — — PEOPLE NG StORE, No. 460 Sey, | volumes; 3 ef Gt -E.—A RESTAURANT. ma api . Cluskey’s rojitical Text Book. complete in] vol | ——— ee localit ! . nee ume; Hoa By A. GREEN. Auctioneer. SSIONERS’ SALE OF VALUAB( ! ~ ~ enth st., opposite Post Office Departinent. ap6-3m ee oF David, at EW BOOKS.—Marble Faun, by Hawthorn, 2] @U00n, #1 , tha 21 For partic ANTED.—Every one to know that SMITH, FP FRENCH’S volumes, 12 ee aa - a charges fir pricos for his Goods, ma2-lw 278 Pa. Ba Mill of tho Floss, by the author of“ Adauy Fors CHEAP—Ele f Go tos 3S, Seventh st., to get your HATS ING LOT ON POURTH *T., BETWEEN [ann K sTREETS NORTH, aT Avction—Cn WEDNoSDA ap 6-3m 3 Smiles view in a Throne of David. Tu Neat brawiar af ibe Borel Mins tie | Lite sad agrees ot ie. % cond the Spani i place YAL ; t ! S. A. Dongias ; paper BBY eprsison othe Conse anma Sake | “ics at Havana on the 23d instant. I r TAIT ,in front of the (sen, at 6 o'clock p. ida barenin if appli * GEORGETOWN ADVERT’MTS half’ of Lot Na? Sin sguare N05 t Lizzie n by T. S. Arthur. H.W. WA 3 a : eSrvanedhest o% ont om fourth street. of twenty-seven ; na ‘ SATURDAY, Jesz 9, 1900, The Lie: re by Mrs. Ann's Stephens. COR RE: <The new three-story ! For other Georgetown advertisements see first page gid Tunuing back cne hundred feet to i 4 x le f on t etwes 8th and 9 - oy 7 ~ SORTEO NUMERO 6x1 ORDINARIO, 1 LBEN. F. FRENCH'S, 278 Paar. | wea OU sn on Ogtract, be With frost and back | FOR SALE OR RENT—In Georgetown, a ne-fourth eash; CAPITAL PRIZE 8100,000. malziw (Intel) betw. fith and 1th sts, : richie, and fine water cor quinoa FAs CLR Bee eT ey market ots Ta an for no ntoreet from the dey Lckeaeala -- ——---——_ ne y ms moderate. i A “ial diate : i a ju pupae 6 Woo p ax cOAL ert BUNADE. Arent, i : Rae ee he thy BRICK HOL ma 17-4 A_GREEN uct 1 meee 40 2 A ima 22-e03* OR RENT.—The three-story ic ous a — i 1 + INI gnfooo OFFICE, aay — the er of Second and Fayette street, By A. GR ; oneer. the said order « { +e -= Jone | 252 Pa. Av., Berw. litt axp l2ru Sre., And 1ath ste with oeety teeter emcee eh | Gonrgotown Dh Ge om on el ee ee nainisrita’ ORS SALE D Virtue of an es iL. E North vide, small Tote gee chivas e ik ie hee, for 8) will borented with or without Furi ture,on libera! order of the Orphans’ Court. of the strict of deed to he retained until the whole puretinse Whole Tickets, #20—Halves $16 iuarters, 95, Mill and Wharf foot of Seventeenth st., ” ei os ing sag terms. i! immediate application be made to CHA Columbia, I shal: o al bhie ion, is 7 tf Below War De wood-h n alle; 1 WiGit ¢ Wit oe cashied at sight ats per cent. Gecowat’ na jow War Department, | Ford hous on an al} ; Dy BRIGHT. at Bogue & Donu-liy's wood yard, | on WEDNESDAY MORNING: fe oot Rect tasks Bosra (PHE “WASHINGTON BREWERY,” bring |! a bal oomns in: Sacer 1a St | pomeincine BLU o'clock, at the’ res wr Ul be 85 2000 as the result now in full operation, under the management | ‘T’ n : . becomes known, - tor, on de: th: ret oe zabet! eoeared. of the OP urnish any one with F Serome, Capea iene haters shan ten mapa at wt orders for schemes or skets to be addressed | pure Malt idaees -) on Fst , be- * tween 18th and 2th stroets, First Ward,(No 160) purchaser. RIGUEZ, Towing low pricen, delivefed fred of sisters Cole | fomt.or ta La AM] and will eerie foe iho ance GEERT facie’ Furaiture and Househ id keots, compris- <a ph Botgeass ‘ 4 tr ; mree to any | and Twelfth sts. orton WEDNESDAY an: J come Par! ‘ 4 . AEA NESE POMADE conor ares | SALE TSENG beers arrose us 5, | DAYS Appi to HB & bavinson, toate Dene aed Baleite Faoeeeenen , SATAN BSH POMADE. Lubin’s Extracts, | X ALE (Family Beer (gy dial with bai ; 2 deat Water st., Georgot: Gorreee Wee, CHAR ths “4 Combe verona ater. Tetlet Soaps, Brushesaud | SE AUB greg) 25). don bath-room, &¢.. No. 44m, Me Ree gteet. | YOR NEW YORK—The packet Chairs, Tablen and W GEORGE THEO. MeGLUE, ‘a. i anes Xp * do. not w McGREGOR & CO) ¢ 1 Carpets. Ruxe aad Siovex, moat ag” 88S SLAMMONDYS, Sovouth ot Bae Ns Cot Ro 20 + ee Os Kt ma 213 well nrmenen Inaing for fhe above ne fcugeuna sad other Chamior Purnitare, ma S-Staw dds a. GREE a 10 poze CAULE MER INE eters pos ae barrels hogsheads at a propor F MR, SALE The sntice STOCK and i RSDAY, 24th tats For Beige i {is Ferme of wale: On ail soma of a nd, nud-r 91 Bn tay ; teh . ” a t] h 29 of the i J é situat 2 3 W: a 3,08 nt. for rr yen . LADIES’ GAUZE MERINO VESTS pact Ofigetod CHLINEA TY Waskinnton Bree? | avenue sear Pane HAT St Ext. Tho ntnck | SS VOU SEEN tun | Ratetbst oy tand dere lor approved” endcrocé | Da Rt ks a AGE etgt the prem MISES CAUZE do. d ery, will be promptly attended to. ma6-im d bought for cash. Any person wishing to 1 Say; BESTE. WAVE You SEE 3 | notes, bearing interest from the day of sale. inst , at 4 oPoiook, £ Hin front of the prem: " . "at “Bi Kean . c n the business will find this one of the hese | L JAPANESE D Nae Baio» Oy S n ASBURY LLOYD, Administrator. Licte 78 and 77, in 8 addi me 13-6t 3 Pa. avenue, south side. Fancy CANTON MATTINGS. opp. a ss er offered, ‘Terms liberal, on appli i Teen ere, af See pope gy gt iid at was ma If 6t 4.6 EN Anet. = = ‘2 feet é = 08 Seoond hed - ee = ust ree: ived and for sale— cation at the store, Ae a Nate a arte : yt was feet ‘ond sual walk WEDDING INVITATIONS t x TTING. | _ma2l-lw BENARD & CO, | & real JAPANESE W ACE SHAWL. and Laawt vt. C. MeGUIRE & CO. A. | two dwelling building at BenoraVed eee eer A TIONS a tral nfeurions and pretily colors) Sees LING, ENT—Tial desirable BRICK Bivco iz | tt BROWN & WHITES ae Dagan L saw it CHuEsa AUCTION ~On .euitsble fora store, Title perieot. style at DEMPSEY & 0 TOC chews Cole ‘Theos gooils ace entirely novel, wilt OR RENT—Tiat desirable BRICK DWELL- place to get everything cheap, ai here they take ESDAY AF’ N, May b Eng be found a pleasa t change froin the wld stytey ING on the corner of West and Congress sts. | pleasure in showing their sodds to all who en! past five o'clock, at A ma 19-3 326 P: between 9th and I. Hite aud red.and are selling at remarkably low | Mtel¥ occupied by Mrs, Col. Carter. ‘There te i itached uction R we ma 18-3t THOS. DOWLING Auct. _ Ca hall deal there in future; won't you? Every time, | sell, without reserve, Pew No. 80, in Be . Figen house od to the building. Apply at No. | Hettic "|e aty10, colored COCOA Congress st , Georgetown, i D By eS GREEN, Auotioneer. ai ont forget—the number is 140, north 76, in nity a ; Q GS, in pretty and unique stripos. very upper part of the HOUSE on | Bridee st. ma 2t-MPue Ti termes Oe tid eaah woe bi ene Gara Peeve: chaste for offices, hails, &c. : 293, between 9th and loth ets. PANcy Goobe, pe notes. “i ma l9-3t__Pa. av., between Sth and sre MP ERT AT ARE Ta cee Superior double Premsen of Mee AT eee” Enquire pn, the F ie AT, cosTs ma 10-d J.C. McGUIRE & CO., Auots, = —— ——— 3 s MANKING. 5 3 /TON. na * Papier Mache Work Ri 7; Ww. — ~. "} PE SSaARE, ted Boek sxe CONTEC E Ken ‘OR RENT—Five newly built HOUSES, com | Fotmlics: Traveling Watlag ‘Cann ra SRNER Meo UIRE & CO.- Aucuoncers, To be found on desirable makes of CHINA MAT-| K taining six rooms, situated on uses con | Baxs, Cabas. Portemonnaion® Tavters, . All of which we are running off at the very | between M and x sts. A ij A ‘arve variety of Faney Goods ly to D ‘ A SONS, S12 Hleventiistrect. near Pa wrcnitay | °® 12 Serbian » M street, between 9th and mia 19-5 EAM PAG ee STVLEACKET “ee lowest prices posal bl ‘Also, Constantly om band. full stock of all kinds | to 3ONY Sh St superior FURNITURE BY GOODS. * Vth ate, south eid CLAGHTT & N, SOR aSEr avon No. 4 Market Mense, third door east'of F House er" three-story and attic BRICK | High strest every ts tong i h cel co; vrai i * ORO | ma IT. Ninth street, asinga Hee e ier eye} ten rooms andi vi ‘ore to RNALOSTA the undersigned at ¢ hy t—No. 394. : } quire ot GEO. F. LANGLEY one annum. I ma 19 St T. McGILL., Publisher. uricon th street — 39% ire TueQhQeaycea NPRARER AND JOB UPFICE FOR Z OOK OUT FOR PAINT RR nec to a village oO iahabitants will be AT, oit'zone 0 Sones rucier very iil a — f medintel No. 512 SEVENTH STREET, 7 oBARRanDe Heepish ined ree. ‘famen cr Four Doors South of Udi Fellows’ Hall. vi ie i te ‘APAN HER 8 EAGLE STOVE HOUSE. H. W. HAMILTON |} a at the with three > to be re- 31 L gpened PAINT | ety ; to ee ht I have this day Feceived « cones nine, phere. con INE SPOR BRAGA yon Ooms n = » St the cost and risk of the “ORDS ma TED RELF-VEN GLASS, BRUSHES, &c., &c.,at wholesale and o2 P& dn : A GAR TIC - gee J.C. MeGUIRE & CO.. Ancts. IMES! By J.C, MoSUIRE & y John whe retail. icetown, are to do MIXED PAINTS FOR Setnagon fo Fat os waren weiran Suan avons i At fo22,Pe are a. N. Bo particulier Stash pa to Sign, ir M m5 xia img. > tai! farm at short notice, | le wartan pat in all wo-k entrasted to pe. care, co! it that can do as Rit not cheaper, than cal "bout jot the number—it it 61a Beventh - malo-tf PUTTY IS DOWN. & CO, % ‘ ‘ ) 309 Pa. ay, Francis HARPER, ee ee : BE,