Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1860, Page 1

‘a THE EVENING STAR yor, XV. EUROPEAN NEWS. The steamsphip Persia, -has arrived at New York bringing Liverpool advices to the 12th in- stant. Townsend Harris, General to Japan. chant, of -y the American Consul aformer New York mer- great skill and ability, and exten- sively inted with the customs, manners, Great Britain. and many of the dialects of the East. He had | Strong opposition was threatened by the Derby passed several years in India, China, and many | Party in the House of Lords to the repeal of the of the islands that dot the eastern seas, and | P*per duty. rd Woodhouse explained the result of the negotiations with Central America. He said th Nicaragua treaty had been signed, but not yet ratified. The right of passage over the Isthmus of Panama and been recognized. Sir C. Trevellyn, Governor of Madras, had been recalled in consequence of insubordination tn openly denouncing Wilson's Indian financial programme. ‘The Manchester Cotton Supply Association had held their annual meeting. The prospect was encouraging for an extentsive cotton producing area wes therefore considered by President Buchan- wn the fitting person to represent—under the treaty made by Com. Perry with the Japar our country at Jeddo, and to negotiate a com- mercial treaty with Siam. This duty he per- formed in a manner entirely acceptable to the government, and his labors have already re- sulted in important advan‘ to American commerce. From a careful estimate, made from reliable informatien, it has been ascertained that the saving from tonnage duty alone on American vessels engaged in that trade, in the first two years after the ratification of the treaty with Siam, hed reached nearly the sum‘of a quarter of Hion of dotlars. Mr. Harris arrived at Simoda, in Japan, in the month of August, 1856, and immediately entered upon his duties as consul general. His first efforts were directed to obtaining some modifications of the existing treaty under which the Japanese would only receive foreign coin at the rate of thirty-three cents on the dollar, and in afew months he accomplished his first triumph over Japanese diplomacy. From this time Mr. Harris steadily directed his efforts to extend his personal social relations among the Japanese. His success was remark- able. Travelers from all countries have borne their testimony to the wonderful skill with which he had adapted his habits and tastes to the peculiarities of the people among whom he was to make his temporary home. Unaided by any display of military or naval power, isolated from all counsel and aid, he ingratiated himself so successfully with every grade of of- ficial pemeeeet that he gradually won his way to the capitol of the Empire. is visit was made upon the invitation of the Emperor, and his progress from Simoda to Jeddo c6uld only be described as a trimmphal march. His visit was signalized by a remarkable event. He was admitted to the presence of the Emperor. This honor had been denied to all foreigners from time immemorial, and has been conceded to none since the interview with Mr. Harris, who remained for several months at Jeddo, and while in that city was treated by the Em- peror’s ewn physician, as a mark of distin- guished consideration. This interview with the Emperor was soon followed by the treaty of 1858, by which the Empire of Japan was finally and effectually opened to the commerce of the civilized cease By this important treaty was insured the toleration of Christianity; liberty to foreigners to reside in certain ports, to build churches, and worship God according to their creeds, without molestation; and the abrogation of all penalties against Japanese who may embrace Christianity. In conformity with these pre- visions, the missions of the American churches France The Bank of France bad gained over three ‘millian francs in cash during te past month It was rumored, but discredited, that France had demanded explanations from Prussia relative to her augmented war estimates. The Paris Bourse had been depressed and lower. Rentes closed at 70f. 25c AUSTRIA M. Von Plener permanently succeeds Baron Brued as Austrian Minister of Finance Spain Gen. O* Donnell had returned to Madrid and was enthusiastically received by the people. TURKEY It is reported that Russian intrigues in Turkey are again afloat Crna At last accounts there was a panic at Shanghai. Business was suspended owing to the advance of the rebels. Tne IxscrREction iy Sicity Gerabaldi’s force was 2,200 strong. He em- barked In a steamer at midnight on the Sth inst , near Genoa. He was well provided with arms, ammunition, etc. Nothing authentic relative to his landing b&d been received, but it was reported that he would land at Calabria and createa diver- sion there The latest accounts from Si ily represent the insurrection as yoing on. The insurgents hed concentrated at Cipala, Garibaldi's lieutenant, Medici, was expected to sail in five days with 2,000 more volunteers THE LATEST. Panis, May 13.—Letters from Geneva state that Col. Medict, the friend of Gartbaldi. is forming @ second expedition for Sicily, and four thousand volunteers are already enrolled There is great excitement at Genoa and Lom- bardy from whence almost all the volunteers have come, but it is asserted that the Government wili Ne asked to prevent the departure of the expedi- on The Patrie asserts that the Neapolitan Govern- ment Is able to defeat all attacks. One account states that Garibaldi would land at ferracina. Another says at Calabria The Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia is expected here on Tuesday Rome, May 8.—General Lamorictere continues to concentrate Papal tro; ake it Tal The King of Naples subscribes a million scudi to the Papal loan As, esrarret maar eal tan + 1g SOOTHING SYRUP, Fer Children Teething, Sada rently facilitates the process . Pain an end is teathin, of 18, by seften- , reducing all infammation—will alley aLL spasmodic action, SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS. Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest te yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS Wehave ca z,| WINSLOW'S|.. 4 we knew: instance of die: tien | SOOTHING fe who wed Ht. On any, . Put Up and sold this article for ove iN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH of enra,and twehare OTHER ILED,IN cR TO EF- mely need. THOUSANDS OF CASES, It net only ri stomach and energy tothe wh: GRirine iN THE BOWELS AND Winp Co: and overcome convuisiens, which, if not «| We would aay co EDY inthe WORLD CHILDREN | tntenyand piag Tv DREN, whethe: or from any rH it ocher ho has a child suf- a1 fonog from any of the foregoing complaints—DO NOT LRT TOUR PREIJUDIC stand me ely used. Pull directior. Pang grch dois, None genuine CONTIS & PERKINS, New forks toon th Bord by Drege: Principal Ofc tata thToaghowt ¢ jo. 13 Cr Es, OR OLUTELY SURE—10 follow 2 for HE PRESUDICES OF OTHERS, ounsuffering child and the will be ne world ‘Street, N.Y. LA M.s Dry Goods, may constantly the best quality be made of the Union HC _me I-Im traw Goods, OFA oO. 107 Brulge si be FASHIONABLE ST, will find itat Mrs, t., George- ere also a general assortment lowers, Ribbons. and Ruches, Hosiery, Dress Trimmings, &c.. &c., found at the lowest prices. Also. Extension Skirts, warranted to r OWN HH. atch springs. _ma 15-3w* ORGETOWN, D. C., In now open for the reception of WA HE CELEBRATED CONTRACT AND GOUQUA MATTINGS, Both plain and cheek. For talelow by r-002m 98 Bridge at. Georgetown. GO Te SPLMAN & HU DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. 95 BRinoe STREET. GEORGETOWN, And just look at their beantifal goods They keep the largeet stock, thereby nities for the at reasovable buyers to i Will cartainly most fi figures. We mas call, by to their interest y affording areple opportu- tidigus to inake selections. They keop the bast erados of gouis, and would Ii them recommend doing, they ap Z7-eolm 50 have already established stations in Japan. But the latest diplomatic triumph of Consul- General Harris remains to be noticed. A pro- vision in the treaties of Japan with England and Russia, which treaties were procured by the especial and magnanimous intercession of Mr. Harris, stipulated that the ratifications were severally to be exchanged by embassies from Japan to the several countries interested in the result. Each of the foreign governments entitled to receive these em! ies were natu. rally solicitous to be first. ister was especially earnest on thix subject, but bis request was met by a provision in a subse- quent convention made with Mr. Harris, on the 19th of March, 1859, which provides that ‘ne embassy shall leave Japan for aay foreign nation before the mission bearing the apanese ratification has arrived at Washington.’ Un- der this stipulation the embassy is now here. - ee Pveruists axp Pugittsw.—The following extracts from an article in the London Athe- neum on this subject are at this time of some interest. Speaking of the countenance at one time extended to prize-fighting by royal and aristocratic personages, the Athenwum says “The last Prince of Wales once attended a fight, though he professed to have no stomach for its brutalities. His very presence, however, was warrant that the pastime was fashionable; and when the Allied Sovereigns and generals came over to England, after the great turn-up ia the continent, Lord Lowther could think of no more aeceptable treat to those august per- sonages than a breakfast at his house in Pall Mall, followed by a series of ae matches in bis drawing-room. The picked athletes of the day eet toin their very best style, and the Czar, with all the illustrious strangers, so ap- preciated the exhibition that within a day or two it wag repeated in their presence amidst The Methodist General Covference. Burvato, May 22.—Seventeenth Day —The re- pert of the committee on missions, authorizing he bishops to establish a mission and annual con- ference in Arizona and New Mexico, which was pocue at the adjournment on Saturday, was ad i ken up and discussed at some length, and finally » With the amendment tbat until organ- the district be under the direction of the foreign missionary board Reports were received from the committee and the committee on German work. The latter, among other things, favors the f ing of the German work in Cinc{nuati into a Sunday school w annual conference, to be called the Cincinnati Conference of German Work The Committee on the Bible cause submitted a lengthy report, setting forth the progress of the Bible circulation throughout the world. and more especially throughout the dominions of the Greek and Roman churches in Europe and Asia, which work has been and still is being vigorously prose- cuted. ‘The rules were suspended, and Dr. from the committe on slavery, reported the vote of the annual conference on the several proposi- tions submitted by the last General Conference for a change of the rule in regard to slavery, as —Cincinnati Rule—For it, 319; against Providence Rule—For it. 1212; against it, 129. Erie Rule—For it, 1,795; against it, 1416, There had been laid before the committee 137 memorials against a change of the rule from 32 annual conferences, signed by 3,999 memorialists. and 39 quarterly conferences. For a change of the rule and for the extirpation of slavery, there had been presented 811 memorials fom 33 annual conferences, signed by 45,457 memorialists and ey quarterly conferences. The report was laid over and ordered to be Printed, and the Conference adjourned. Burrato, May 23.—Eighteenth Day —The bus- iness before the Conference to-day was the recep- tion of reports from Committees. Mr. Webster, from the committe on temperance Kingsley, submitted a report recommending that the the loudest a eee eee of ap ated une | preachers be tastructed to couperste fe all proper graceful and manly Jackson so ghted the | emorts for securing in all States in which they spectators, who, for the first time, saw all the ugilistic qualities united in one map, that Tckaencex-obchent: builder, Surrey innkeep- er, and proteze of Col. Harvey Aston—because the hero of the day, gave lessons to Byron, was painted by artists, was be-written by biograph- ers, and pocketed, as professor of ihe art, an amount of guineas from noble pupils which could not have been acquired in ten times the period by any ten professors of phi ay ped The ast interview between Pugilisin yyalty— when they may be said to have shaken hands and parted—was at Coombs Warren, in Febru- ary, 1817. when the Czar Nicholas, attended by Lord Yarmouth,witnessed the fight between Fisher and Bone. The former was the con- ueror; and at the close of the fight his second, Sin Richmond, presented him to the Czar. Nicholas took off his hat to the bruised and bleeding victor, who held outa puffed hand, which the autocrat condescended to touch with and shake between his fi . Since this grand presentation pugilists have been foreign to the air of courts—except those of the county, sessions, and assize.”” he murder of the female in J City, i whens bad was positively identified as that irs. Ada Ric! son, is asm sneer: ‘The original Mrs. Richardson having returned to New York alive and in bealth, the question now !s, not who murd Mrs. Rich- ardson, but whofis the body found? Mrs. R. met husband for the first time + iy A may reside, laws looking to the utter extinction of the traf in Intoxical ing liquors. The report also highly a) oe of the practice of using do- mestic wines for sacramental pur; in view of the adulteration of commerce; disapproves of the practice of keeping ale and beer for family use, and of the renting of buildings for the pur- pose of trafficin liquors; and urges decided action on the of the Church in every way calculated to put down the great vice of intemperauce. The re} was adopted. £. Power, from the special committee on divorce and remarriage, reported that it is the seuse of this Conference that the marriage relation can only be dissolved bya violation of the Seventh Commandment, or by death, and that a subse- quent marriage by either party, while both are living, is contrary to the fechings of the Holy Scriptures. Laid on the table and ordered to be printed The report of the committee in relation to the centennary of Methodism was recommitted, addi- tional documents having come to hand to prove that Methodism was not established in this country till 1766. A resolution by Mr. W. C. Smith, that the uestion on the adoption of the re; of the eae committee be taken without debate by yeas and nays was summarily laid on the table. A resolution by Mr. Merritt, instructing the committee on Itinerancy to inquire whether the resolutions the Baltimore Conference at ‘its last jon on subject of slavery, are in conflict with the Discipline. Carried. Considerable discussion ensued, gentlemen arguing that {t was an attempt to take action on the slavery Bator a in advance of the day fixed for its oo ration. The resolution was finally indefin! postponed A pons Ht was offered by Mr ree that, memorial from tbe Nation- Local Preachers of the United the admission of the deputation from that y,no intention was had as nize the Methodist Church South, but only suc "The order for to-morrow is the sla’ tee’s re) |. The time allowed to each member to 5; ners the subject was to-day fixed at thirty minat i States, and b i Richerdson was confronted ‘with, the ‘wealthy gentleman,” as pers des yersce who a few months Leet pen bills at the lesding Broadway . The an, b wealthy, is not young, but considerably past the meridian of life, and a wife and sev- Burrato, May 23.—Neneteenth Day.—At an eral children. oe dispateh had pre-| carly hour this morning the jes and that pared bim for seeing her, but it was hard to real- of the floor of St. James’ Hall set apart for {ze that the woman whom he had su, and | soectators was crowded, the majority of sworn to be desd was really before him. Mrs. in attendance ladies Richardson went into violent at seeing ‘At ten o'clock the ‘order was taken up, ber former friend and supporter, and it was some Thich wos the opusideration of the seperts 0¢ the she got over very comm! 5 acu bere to save his life. stories | ‘The resolutions presented by the majority were that have been circulated a genre 4 herself, Mrs. | read, and Dr. Ki: y_ moved the adoption of Richardson says have been wm the firstone. He intended to make no argument She denies ha “victimized” am ly out of | now for himself and friends. He was willing their character or cash. She left bugband | that the subject should go to a vote without de- because she thought sbe did right in doing 80, | hate. They did not court debate, neither were and a deterwination to do right, she asserts, has | they afraid of It. ‘He bore witness to the Chris. been her ruling motive ever since. She is ony whi lady-like in ber manners, dresses elegantly has handsome features She pro; to iu the city but ashorttime time. Whe identides- .” Richardson in the positive and in- tion of Mrs.” Richards Se Lap i Seer com jersey tnterrn - Seer enveloping the tragedy at J ——; chisey iasleeloa, pongo aden 107 Ion, of the Baltimore Sun, says:—“The Honse - y and almost viudictively the Senate Homestead bill, and substi! for it thelr own scheme, which is of a more extrav- agent character. No committee of bis it. = poe of Wie mga“ followed. His ar- ment was iy -slavery. denouncing strongest terms the evils of slavery, and fn ie twenty-one reasons why he was in favor of the Mr ecke ban followed . Wilson, of ean prodace a system that will be acceptable to Bor yg Bog elo! ¥ bets oases" Fiin‘mensure may be considered | Mar pon : whose speech INE DRESS GOODS. in great variety; Lace and Li Dheetings, Table Damar Pillow Case Cotton and Linen, and. broideries of Cotton fact, every. thing usually to be found ina first-class Dry Goods yarbe nnd, Store oan alwa; _8p27-lin 10 1A bola. 50 kegs ap 8-tr (UR HARP telope, Cay pont’s G 5 bble. patent SAFETY For sale low by m, DA vo INESDAY Harper's Forry at Ga. m. FUSE. JOHN Geo ER’'S FERRY —T plain Be a. CRANDELL, OPTICIAN, A 88 constant! French Nosr-sichted, Periscop: No. 128 Grides #1 on hand # larg EMSs Wer, F. Well 8 Georgetown every TUES THURSDAY and SATI and returns every MO and FRIDAY, aay ne, Co at fair prices, PILM sof N & HUNT, eorg sto’ J. BOGUE, rectown, D.C. he steamer An- 5, IN- ing m* te, G eo ored, anda!| other SPECTACLES, o7 the silver frames, new classea set t quality, jn gold, silver. steel, and ek re Frames Repaired rn « B. i in them to order. no 18-ly “OR RENT—A two story and basement Brick OUSE, near the Convent, ¢ on Fayette street ; in complete order ; gas, &o.; with inrge garden at- tached \HE ST. the andin, on mod andria on SU Rent $20. toa por wIOHN Le RIDWE BAM PACKE is now reajy for excursi Great Fails points, Atlington Spriv ne or ratermedtal jerate torm NDAYsS, anent tenant. Appl: mars tt NG CLOUD to te. id Alex will make tripate Alex in time for divine service, and will lie over until after one o’olock. Apply to iOORE:, ap'9 2m Capt. JOH No. 26 Seff»rron st. NM .. Georgetown, J % BIRCH, UNDERTAKER, le Persons [rom adistance can plied at a ‘ow minuter’ n assortmont of CUFFINS al Particuiar personal attenti am prepared with prompt. WAYS 0) Brulee and Jefferson ets., Georgetown. on to this bianch (neki P- a8 Lhavea large n hand. attention paid to the removal of the ad from the old to tye new burial grounds. PHIA DR reoeiving fresh adulterated Ai a Hearses and H ASSEY, Ct es for hire. AU NY & SHI aT HT AL supplies of the above delight end invite al Green st.. George! Ss PHILADEL- hee, persons who want & pure un- je, to RN it @ trial, r NN, Agenta, to FOR STATIO. occupation of sumption of water, it obv ates the and attention indispensible to stesm or calorie pow sufficient head —the only of NISH’S HYDRAULIC MOTOR, NARY POWER, new and woncerful adaptation of Hydraate ure As applied to mechanics, and has, has become +nown, been received bounded encomiums Silent bat powerful tn 1tx operation—economical In its original cost, fo far with uo- space. and danger, ex requisite being a small supply and owing weter; and the estims- ted reduction of its power for friction is only three per cent, The result of thirty years study periment, the ooncedes—a adaptation of hydraulic power 1¢ st possible eoonumy o} teity of constr uctio! ‘ind of machinery the gr CV) 6 p. m., every County and and practical ex- investor (§ Hydraulic Bmgmeer) plates for it—onlly what every practical man readi- 7, vast wuperiority over every other utherto invented, water—solid n—facility ofadaptation to any —and, more than all, its cheap- igned having been appointed soleagent tor for all the Westerm and Southern nia excepted.) respectfuily invites an who feelinterested, ofa working Hotel, between tie h jours of 4and oon. State Rights, as well as single en- sines of any required power, oan be purchased o| T, BAR, No. 1 Todd’s Buildi: ma 16-eodim AbD, Agen og. adibining Browa’s Hotel. M TO THE PUBL ase VANDORENE F, B o grest pleasure i tween F and former lately T Washington that the: themselves at N D LE MERCHAN n announcing to thy ave 0.456 Seventh tre where thes will be bebe ae may be kind axe. ind enough to vor them from Paris) tak r its, Opposite the ser IC. and WILLIAMS, NT TAL eet, be Patent Office, ll those who their patron- ma 2-1m™ Pre THe CHEAPEST LIGHT ENOWN: Pah. 2 pd wer itis © kee styles of bri ates On fee from Paraffine it. Agents for its sale for Fi Oil direct from Peau stee int \ Steerer a oat falar § pope ot the coast algrerse Grost Kanawha Coal ‘ond i fata, a i to ‘ALL, mont fa~ iter SOKING ma7 HEAP SILKS, en at AT Matera ten bait aeras Ser AUCTION SALES. Star. WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1860. N°. 2,268. "HOTELS, &e. By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctionsers, Georgst: D.C. NINE VALUABLE BUILoIN Avction—On TUES! June, at 6 o’clook, Rensy at beautiful and vai orts, bounded ey Freaaest * eric! ard which has 1 ating on Fy ra. John Robinson, 1si fort, and running back 159 eg more or less. The ot! 35 and 32 feet each on Frederick street. ART ight ed into igh, and THE HicHTs oF Gx porte AT RNOON ‘we will sell, = front of the juabie wred or of Gol: BS. Rob- G LOTS ON BLIC + Sth prem- and High ats., nine lote; two subdi ‘hth street. opposite the Proper of with 8 frontage combi: ned of and 249 feet, on an er seven lots front run through to is sale will offer a fine opportunity for a profit- ye investment or to secure building lots ights, the most beautiful ae of the city portion of the lat of the subdivi offies of the undersign acction rooms of Wall & Barnard, Tecrs yery libera! in 1, and 3 years, bearing interest, a of trust on'ths premises. A at the expense of Ne errs. BA AR ions may ma ious yo the 't for private resi- District of Colum be seen at the in Georgetown, or at the in this city. one-fourth cash; the balance ie, *eoursd by conveyancicg D & BUCKEY. Auots, neer. ay By A. GREEN, Auoti SALs BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS’ Cot or Horsss, Cow, Hoos. Povttry, Furxittr, BER, BtiLDING SAND, &C.,&C , aT MONDAY, tie 23th inst., I ehall peAnts, Harness, M BRicks, Lea AvctTion.—On tell, at 10 0’clook 8 m,. by order of the Orphans’ Court of of Colunbia, Da sceased, on M, betwacn 4th No, 637, all the personal 4H tof the District at the late residence of James ©. and Sth streets bifects of de- 4 firs'-rale Work Horses. 4 Horse Carts, Large lot ot Harness, 1 fine Milech Cow, ogs. lot of Poultry and lot of Furaiture, (argo jot of Building and Paving Sand. Lot of Bricks and Lumber, With maay other articles which we rary te enumerate, ‘Terms : All sums under — onash ott.4 and6 mont! satisfactorily endorse day of sale, > bearing int! ma 21 6t the purchaser to deem vanecss- j over, 8 credit sive notes erest from the ELIAS DAVIS, Administrator. A. GREE , Auct. By J.C MoGUIRE XCEL NE FURNITU “Frrecis at ¥ MORNING, & COA ITUK se.lall the Furniture and feots, comprising— Walnut Hair «pring Sofa, Wd oto k . Rooker, 0 Brocatelie covered Chairs Oak Leather covered Arm Chair, Marbis-top Tabi Han ‘some SAN Prrric J May 2th, 2 Eleventh street, between uotionsesr D HOUSE- Avction —On it 10 o’alock, and I ste., Household Ef- 6. } Paintings and Engravings, Girandoles, Vases and Candelabras, Handsome Brussels Pa-lor Carpets, Crimson Damask Curtains. Fancy ‘Lables, Cano seat ani id Book Chairs, Rugs, Fixtures, Secretary and Bookcase, Parlor Stove, Brussels and Threo ply Carpe ts, Vi lcloth, Mshogany Dining Tablee, Cane’ seat Chairs, Ware, Shades, ‘irs, Lounges, Chi: 8, Glass and Crockery Looking Gieses, Window ane c Bedateads, Blankets, Comforts and Cooking and other Stev: rt ressing Tables. Washstand: Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Sheeting, 8, Tin Safe, Clocks, 5, Pillows, Together with a pease a-sortment of Household and Kitchen oquisite Terms: $25 and under, ossh; over that sum a credito £39 and 0 days, for satial notes, bearing interest, ma 2d J torily endersed © McGUIRE & CO., Aucts x J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. A D FURNITURE —Wiil be B Gs, NESDAY, the'30th inst , at 19 o’olock an the dwelling southeast oorner of Ninth and Le (Poughty’s Row} an agaortmant of nearly new Household Furniture, part of— uctioneers. sold on WED- " substantial and consisting in ahogany er aett Sofa and Rocking Chair, Mabogan Pine Tab! Walnut fair other Chai Fine Carpats, Mattin, bie-top Center, Card, Dining and scat, Cane seat, Arm, Rocking and Druggct, Oilcioth and extra stout Broostelle’’ Window Curtains, with Corniced Buatos, Brocatelie Lounge, Walnut Dressing Bureau, Handsome Gas Fixtures Varze F'onch Waluut Mahogany and Maple Bed- stead and Crib, Curied Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Blankets, Quilts and Sproads. Mahogany. Walnut Hea War tone China Chamber Sete, be, Tin Bath Tub, Stained Washstands, Parler ¥adiator, Opened Grate and “Complete Coo! toves Wood, Gi Terms: 8. China, Plated, Iron, Tin Ware, &o 820 ard under cash; over that sums oredit of f) days, for approved endoreed notes, bear- ing interert. _ma 24d and \ith sts, ndersigned, having just retu New ¥: ve cities for all the di will be in receipt daily Fresh SALMO. licacies of cob Fresh Fresh WHITE FISH, Eresh BLACK, do, Fresh LOBS And will kee; flavored Lynnhaven which were sold by hi Store. Also, all k Soft CRABS, and every description, — al kinds of FRUITS (in season.) . &. Deliver to all parts of t! ERS. &e., &e., constantly on hand Bay SPICE. the Die 2 Inet spring at HH Voss’ f Norfolk FISH, Hani and ‘A TURTLE. J.C. MeGUIRE & CO , Auote. ned from Bos ork. has made arrangements in the the season, and Ao, eo. 86 large fine YYSTERS, GAME of he city free of rt land I will suityou al ve ine acal me will suit you > ap2-im (intel. “P M- HARVEY. Leer OUT FOR PAINT A No. 412 SEVENTH STREET, SHOP aad Sl anc where can always be foun LASS, BRUSHES, &c., &c.,at Four Doors South of Cdd Fellows’ Hall, HAMILTON has opened a PAINT PAIN PSTORE on te New York play, d PA OILS. INTS, wholesale aud MIXED PAINTS FOR SABE, Anp BUCKETS WITH Brusuges N. B.—Partieniar attention paid to Hou Ornamental Patnting and Enamelied Glass of all kinds furnished at short notice. in all work entrusted to his care, a that he can do work chea any other establishn call. street. otf _ PUTTY 18 DOWN To Loan! nd, or He warrants satisfaction nd is confident if not cheaper, than nt in this city. Don’t forget the number—it is 512 Seventh Give him a HE Next iE, oduoted bythe Spm won. oh Will take place at Havana of ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. rawing of the Royal Hava: nish Government! Captain Genera! ot- under Cuba, SATURDAY, Jonx 9, 1860, SORTEO NUMERO 631 ORDINARIO, CAPITAL PRIZE $100,000, 100, 50 pri orem | Pde. 30,000 | 153 of. Whole Tickets, @20—Halves, $1 - cashed at tats lisooun' Bilfroa‘et Soren Banke fakon at par. A drawing will be ‘88 8000 as the result | becomes known. All orders for schemes or ti ressed Le ma 22-tr Careof Che UWE’S IMPROV H Theee olen re 01 ly oat. use. by the Uns it ir b Gao ase agen eae a — 0.5 a Be i ease where Byutecit oe da I3-1¥ E+ ©. PATTIBON, Agent. TURE ‘Sof entirely New 'e inva Gas FI : Miata el ge ets. oat Bap superior in te to paything Pel taped examine our stock Gas farsa Wate have th Fix ing confident that we melo Soak if Washingt os woonr ann will be promptly attonded te mar 5-tf OB REED, er esaiaalt cL it ComNER SEconp anD PHILADE ‘ARV CLOTHS FO! a very low prices, e Lis selling of ofa a Bee, Font End Drug 8 av. +s eps -ACTURER OF oy ad /ELPHIA, LE. ie 306m MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. is 30-6m yore BUTTER IN BALTIM we Sar fat 0 Kexehanee Pinte, Balimore, ica. | CONTINENTAL SOTEE. Coanzr C in all respects THE LETE HO’ and will be conducted upon ADFLPHIA, INTH Sts. R60. juEoe ¥ vik daant scale of liberality 1m EL IN TH all its departments which cannot fail to make it the Pleasure tourists from the ne ei popular South and West, during Autumn the the Another novel improvement has been effected by which forces & current of fresh air thre rooms and corriders, house The i ment th 1,000 guests, fitted headquarters for ly Sununer and the re offered for neariy ed with every modes n. Accommodat: and amin a lous car tothe upper floors, thus securing urer air and quiet of the higher rooms without ‘aiigue of ascanding statrs & powerful fan wheel (operated by atean) ugh the public cooling and ventilating the in superior manner. nterior arrangements and furnishing have leted under the personal supervision of ns. the Lessee, under whose manage ll-known sneness of the Revere detise and Tremont House in Boston, the Battle Bouse and Po unt Clear Hotel in Mobile, A a., and the Fifth Avenue in New York bas been established, and no efforts or the Con Home in the Union. _ma 18 Toe traveling publicas a Hotel, Alexandria, Va., and the Uni States leased for a term of years Paviiion ar it, recently erected at Point Lookout, the point jacction of the Potomac with Cheeapeake expense will he spared to render utinental the most attractive Travelers’ J. E. STEVENS aw roprietors. POINT LOOKOUT. Undersigned, long and well known to the Proprietor of the Cit Hotel in Washi ye! city. has ie macuificent bay si © d the numerous outtages ouunscted wi 7 having furnished them in a stsie equal to of Any other watering piace in Jnited States, wili open the establishment on the 12th day of Juns next for the reception of visitors, his arrangements bs- sufficient for the comfortable accommodation otf ol i least 75) gueste, ‘oint famous pines in all America for fine Oystei F sh, Soft © other salt water luxuries, for Surf Bathing than eve: back courtry immediately ad the Dri Lookout, besides being deservedly ti . Ho Mackersl, and afl see finer facilities pe May, while the joining 1t—including Woodoock Shooting Sahe, S eeph ad vee, Partridge and &o., &o.,—offer advantages together, superior of taoge of any other watering place on this continent, The Water Views from the the cottages are extensive, ‘The health of the point is nountal rom Baitimore, , Will probably be cities. He has ing @ fine Band, Carri &o.for Wines. find at the obtaina! pavillion sud from al, varied, and charming : cit gyg yd that of 1 regions, and the access to it by steamers more, Washington: Norfok: aad. Heke ‘aily to and from each of spared no expense in provid- 1 08, Horses, Piensure Bots, hire, or ‘n stocking his cells: ith the best Liquors, &o his patrons will command every luxury and comfort St any other American watering place His torms for board, by the day, week, or month, for indi maz viduals or families, will reasonal): atJuiy 1 LOGAN O. SMITH. EDUCATIONAL. has been so sacoeseful under th popu ards for more th on the first Monday in Sept united supervision ion of M 1 Mrs. Z. RICHARDS, in the well arranged and delight. fully loeated ion Academy Building. For partic- ulwrs, see circulars at all the Bookstores. ma23-tf Nirs. MRS. OR « ICK’S SCHOOL, McCORMICK desires to inform he friends and the public generaliy that she will resume the antics of her Sohiool on the ist Monday in Sepe tember next. @ thorough lish educa The course of ant weoeee Wil! comprise al! the branches requisite ton. . in addition to a sobplars. ab bi OR hor feontig'e. few pupi is desirous of a8 boarders, 10 to 14 years, who will pe under ber im- mediate osre snd oversight. Her arrgnewenents for tne soocmmodation and o! due care and otherwise improved. Thise in desiring ; her school may apply to W. D. Wallach, Editor o he Star. For terms and fartner partioulsrs resi ote. 48 Cameron street, je B pupils have been oonsidera!!¥ ineraaned Washington rtienlar information with nl or to Spply at Sd DENTISTRY. ‘A. M. F CES Mp Pa re inventor and patentes of the J tends personally at his o! Many eannot cleanest, etron, srtcan more fu Koo: ‘Sth an phis. ERAL PLATE TEETH, at in this city, persons oan wear these teeth who Wear others, and 20 personoaa wear others Wear th ling at my office oan be accommodated Gonire ; and price of Teeth they ma, 0 are particular and wish the pu: » and most perfect denture tha eed he MINERAL PLATE will be ly war this city—No. 336 Pa. avenue, Toth eta, “Also, 907 Arch street, Piindel- Dz, HILLS, 8 thi id the Cheo, ¢ Process for inserti artificial teeth ft haa ‘0 th, boanty. eleeniincss, and treng’ r gs DENTISTRY. after & praction! test of two years, iat he can with confidence recom the advantagce cheapness. Fal! inserted for @35. Partial in Proportion, . od 06 Ps. avenue. TRU N , BOOTS AND SHOES. BOTs AND ERQES To SUIT Tax Weare now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS 8, and SHOES, and constantly ung supply of eastern mad® work of da. ptiom, made expressly to order. and will be soid at & much iower price been heretofure charged in articles. ae us city for much inferior Persons in want of Boots and Shoes of eastern or erty made pay ey always find in store aph-r e lowest prince. “Give ase calle” owes! : GRIFFIN & BR 314 Pennevivania ae and at tl nua, SCUTHERN TRUNK MANY ACTORY, 77H St Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, Warhington, DG study their interests by xAMIDINg Feiss vate es m bs » 4) 3 , belore pi hi y Asi e but tl the bést workmen, I work to be superior Trunks L keep eonstantly on hand, eo wi rea a other aie (J sae NESS; SAD. ME Eyles gener ean conhidentiy recommend in Strengch and Durabslity to le in other cities and eold here, and make to order ( 2 that are mad notice) every descriptien of SOL ‘KON FRAME FRENCH DRESS OX TRUNKS: ASHLAND and pet ATALING BaGs; Hak- ES; WHIPS, &c., €c. aaa Covered, in 8 work- notice Trunks delivered in any part of the city, George- town, or Alexandria. Iso— A; sewing’ le 15-ty & Hes" celebrated FAMILY INES. ‘MA JAMES 8. TOPHAM. WOOD AND COAL. we Oo PAND COAL Delivered to all parts of the city, at the lowest possible _ma i7-tf HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON An extensive sell ata Culand mals rates: J. & W. M.GALT, 282 Pa. av., between Lith aud 12th sts north side. ik of FUEL, bere Eve » is prepared for and Splitavy size. er yoursell pw. Ba ‘Wood and Coal 8. F. corner of Fourteenth aud very |i D Sawed Bee C ats. Fv HUNDRED TRAVELING TRONKS a —_ embracing hoe! ia Soret at i THE WEEKLY STAR. ‘Whis execilent Family and News Journa\—eoe ‘ean be Ereater variety of interesting reading thee im any other—is publiahod on Satu-a:y Postmasters agents ben load & commtbaion ot 9 eniae oe | __ FOR SALE AND RENT. seer eee ‘aust reeeeh :b tately on to Upper Mariborouch, and about equal from Both puints. It couteins '67 acres, is in & fine state of cultivation, the in thrifty young. timber. It ie well to the growth of grass, wheat ane corm : ut pet in grass and wil! sgt ner, worth in the Washington ton, There is about i2 ros of whee: growing, the belener It has a spring of never fail mp Bt the door. E the greens a spring or also. an ‘Thexhanstibl rovements consist of uJ Continue my practice as bereto- ly on the premiess or to Dr. » Biadeurbure. JOSEPH A. SMITH. bh et hove property in ret di of be fore the ist of June, 1860, it will on day. be m Fais ie known on day of f disposed of at public sale. at 2.0'c-00k F. sale [ Planters’ Advocate insert until forbid and charge Dr. Saith.} portunity rarei: is dispened oti shal fore. For term: on the premises. Tarms mad SU DAL »DR*NT.—The undersigned bas . two hor AS seat at Keates Green, ench aving 2 aores vf crow sultabie for a ached. “The situation is elevated sol perder! om) th 7 . offering uliar indvoements to one who refers pure couutry air to the heated and dusty at - roophere of the sity A stable and Soctshel ovo attached to each house, and a Pp ol £ — stands but a few steps from the door, To ® tenant the rent will be moderate, The residence known ss Ross Cottage. ing of any, two acres of ground. with the neces sary outbuildings, is forsale. The house was brilt Many conveniences high state of oultivation, and mech care has been expended in the selection of a choice be of Sraie and anee trees. a ion ‘Tbe proj ironte Boundary street, aide tio ory ih whon that je the oi'y limits, and and improve, as soon ‘Will be, the piace will lier attractions stance m cite Post Ce Gl Ad- dross by istter or in person, WM. STICKNEY. mar 3i-e0 tt ‘OR SALE— RM of scree, Foe Lea ‘alls. ore 2 001 well. ing-house, ns use, riabler, Ao wel | and 3 Within four miles ngton 5 res in cultivation, inhandeomte wood” and. tis peculiarly dence, bei: ps portent ly situated 5 t ot Men ROT, ecembioas & country res: thy and most ishing and hi re ridge keeper, *s3 pa ee RIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE PER Pay A6 SENATORS, CONGR ES Sak A AND OTHERS,—That vaiuabie residence, having the advantage o: byt ‘and country. formeriy to the Andrew Hoover, and now exandria county, known os Rosslyn. atuated 1 f u vn. si! a Va, ou the hiehte overlook ng Grorgetown, imane d ate'y adjoining the uel and point ip oon i nm tor the ridge to be it Po and from which there is a delightful view of property extends to sheet 1p aonea, improve pers | ty extends ; ss ” andun ler ne oultivaton ‘tt will be sold af @ bar- gain on noswent of the unavoidable residence of the "hace trast of wood lana, of orginal frowt, 0 be had pilgning if required bers! for payment allowed. Furniture atock on the promloss to the sxe 1 6 premi Mr. AL- DER CASBRLS, or to JAMES Rabu, “: Prospset Hill. Va. ___mal im” ” 8, 0 ENT—One of PRG cshe wina reece permeen ee US) wit NE rooms, with ° BAREER, mod I of JAS. W. on H at, tween ith and 18th ats., No. 425, mar of terms osn be A 'OR SALE—A great bargain, four acres of we! improved LA NB. well suited for a market gar den, with new dwelling house with four rooms and kitchen ; well of fine water in the yard; under neing, and wil! be sold low or exeh for and o eterms. The lead is 1's Cross Ron half miles from Georgetown, and in Alexandria county, Va. Apply to ¥. P. CORBE over Bank of Washington. ma 12°41 Fo® RENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, on Thirteenth st .one door above G st., No 429, lately occupied by Captain Lee, C.8.N Possession given on the lst of May Inquire of JOS, ABBOTT, 286 E st., between 14th and 15th sts. _amay 9 tf I OOK HERE !—A new Pic Nic Resort for Rent. 4 lean, or Sale, just opposite Georgetown, em bracing fine springs, woods, fishing and ——. ard the mest romantic and desirable place fora ublie . market garden dairy farm near trict, tai SJ ne District, coutaining 9) scree, | LL $04 ms 2-im* Corner Seventh and E sts. OR SALE—A valuable FARM ina high of cultivation, - tuated in a * Va., containing o1 e hundred and rg ve ee more or less. it ine the farm tase . Vesbigeton city. For paruoulare the OR RENT— I STORE, corner of th st. F and Tean avguue, wader e Clarendon iy: table ber's saloon of cigar store. Information tuquire at the jotel. mar 0 OR RENT—The FIRST FLOOR of the x imme Eiilatnnt tatteel et Eines Soest dita ee ee tore apply to RIGHARD WALLACE Woo Louisians avenue. isis tf Sep esa E TA eae rat aot apes city, ng ‘and |o. 37! li do wel, ween D sean : ‘ LE—A Hi FO tue tepeery Ba UE "s Subdivision. “ pea br Epa tre Market. ‘Pitie perfoot Fs Sant Ants. cashes Par cmc OLWS STATUETTE STEPHEN i" DovUGLas. In form and feautures this beautiful and apocimen of Am i neuipaaand 1 Sy Sag-semile of the * 6 TOA Ww 4ssiny