Evening Star Newspaper, May 31, 1860, Page 2

«cess Mimy 31, 1860, Spirit of the Morning Press. The Ovnstitution, under the head of “ Beauties of Legislation,” says : bred om Nie eceatored by the famous ouse of Representatives 2 few days since ‘Bos that from Kausas to Stock- ton, in California. For this service the Post Office paid at the rate of eighty thousand ‘$ per annum. For the nine months that it ‘Was in operation the returns showed that there wvas transported in this mail between Kansas and Btockton but three deters and toenty-siz news- Papers! The service was useless, as it was ex- travagant, and was discontinued by the Post- maaster General. The House bas now ordered it to be restored, although there are four other routes, maintained at vast connecting the valley of the Mississippt with the Pacific, and although over $25 mites of this route a mail is now carried under @ pre-existing contract. Thus the oppressed revenues of the partment are to de t pay $50,000 for the carriage of three letters and twenty-six newspapers during the er- sulng year!” The Constitution further discusses the subject of postal extravagance as practised in the House, and urges the democracy of the Senate to stand by the Administration in its efforts at reformation. The Inteiligencer again treats at length upon the Territorial question. — 9 ae — WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP, - —_<-——— Boarv or EXAMINATION To ASSEMBLE AT WET Pomwr.—A doard, to consist of Surgeon Charles McDougall, Assistant Surgeons John F. Hami- mond and John Campbell, medical department, ‘Will assemble at West Point, N. Y., on Monday, the Lith day of June, 1560, to examine into the Physical qualifications of the candidates for ad- mission into the Military Academy. An examination will also be made Into the qualifications of any of the members of the grad- uating class considered by the academic board as ‘wanting the physica} ability required for the mil- itary service. This board will consist of the Superintendent of the Academy and the command- ant of Cadets, associated with the medical officers above named, and will meet at such time as may be designated by the superintendent. _ Navy INTELLIGENcE.—Capt. J. Gorgas, Ord- nance Department, has been assigned to the com- mand of Frankfort Arsenal. The ordnance depot at Fort Leavenworth has been made an arsenal, and will be hereafter known as Leavenworth Arsenal; and Brevet Major Peter V. Hagner, Ordnance Department, bas been assigned to the command of the same. Seni Retinvep and OxvereD —Capt. Wilkes, U.S. Navy, recently ordered to duty as one of the board to examine the midshipmen at the Annapolis Naval Academy, has been relieved from that order, and Capt. Cadwallader Ringgold has been Ordered to tt in his stead. = Se Orricers or tHe Roanoxe Detacurp —The Officers of the steamer Roanoke, which brought the Japanese Embassy from Aspinwall to Norfolk, have been detached, and the vessel no longer re- tained in commission. Tae Wratnen —The following report of the ‘weather for the morning is made from the Amer. Jean Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith- sonian Institution. The time of observation is about 7 o’clock. l, Tena. Knoxville, Tenn. Chattanooga, Tenn. ie, N.C... wil cloudy, warm. lear, warm cloudy. warm. -clear, 3°, wind W FROM THE WEST. New Orleans, La. ge — wn Cutrveriand, Ma Grafton, Va Pittsburg, Pa dy, Cleveland, 0. -clear, wind 3 Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 a. m., (cor- Tected for temperature,) 29,994; at noon, 29,905 ‘Thermometer at 7 a. m., 65°; at noon, 762. ——___-2+e—______ Tue FRanxine Paivitece.—While the subject of the overland mail to the Pacific was under cone sideration in the Senate yesterday Mr. Latham made some interesting remarks in relation to this important service. He showed conclusively that the entire mail matter could not be transported overland until the franking privilege shall be abolished. Until that be done he respons that the ocean service be contiued, at the reduced com ind dollars a year. Pensatiog of four hundred th — i7~ A movement ison foot in Baltimore to have but one session per day in the public schools during the warm weather. GHTFUL PLAC Ladies’ Festival at Odd Fei- r get the most superb site Flowers, delicious Creams, and everything sweet and P means, as the opportunity will ma 31-2t NEW YORK AVENUE CHURCH FES ' TIVAL AND CONCERT —The Festival for the benefit of the New York Avenue Preshyte- an Church will commence THIS (Tuesday EVE- NING, at half-past 7 o’clock, at Willards’ Hail, and continue for four nights.’ The ladiex of the congregation will spare no pains to make thix the most agreeable affair of the season. All w ane honor them by attending may rest assured that they will not only spend a pleasant evening, but contribute at the same time t ob- ject in every way worthy of the patronaze gen- ervus public. ‘The Jnpanese were in attendance at the Ladies’ Festival at Willards’ Hall fast ni will be present every might during the Festival, by special tavitation. Season tickets will admit'a lady and gentleman to the Concert and Festiv: ‘The Festival will close on Friday ht with » Coneert of Vocal and Instrumental Music, at which the ablest Amateurs in the city will assist, under ‘he direction of Prof. Daniel. ma Dt *RENT.—Scve.al st $1 per month JOHN P. ELLIS. ELLING OFF, SELLI OFF. Ph in have marked dowu vur « A LA of, $et oes '®. Rich rage and Orrsandy Muslin Robes, with all other Fancy Dress Goods at reduced prices to close out, een mares JW. COLLEY & co ma 31 5t 523 Seventh st . above Pa. ORTON Neer Sie MAD; PI oe 81 —maSt___332 Paav..| SS!LVER-PLATED ICE PITCHERS. have just received a large lot ot very handsome rRS at 1 = tween Sth ard 100i ats. i rf styles) ICE PITC. at lower prices than bought. for atany other esta. city. Call and see, at 335 Pa. ma 31 ———___H. 0. HOOD. THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO_IN- lertaking the butiases of GARDERING une im, ness of G ENID its branches, either by the job or tay, ogniriog. his serwices as such, will please addr mm at 44a i ee west, between I; a: streets. where all callx will he punctually attend- ed sen hte Mr A. JORDAN, Florist, M street, be- tween and stroeps. 2nd -R lth ms JAMES HAYES. EW. ED + RUBE MAngeD in Berag: irgsndy ag = ged ns, Hove and Silk Tissues ni a . mi ae Ge of auctuon ma Sl-eoiet_* 52% seventy HUEY & £0 Aprer RETURN TO BUSINEss. Ree ee re atoct Shee yer ay 9th and Toth ate, Brooms: BROOMS" Or soa For sale. ~ \. either in New York or THE EVENING STAR, | v1 coneaxss_rinsr sxsston. P®OPOsALS For STATIONERY. Proceedings of Yesterday Afterneen. In THE Seats, yesterday, after our report closed, the overland mail Dill was postponed until until Saturday next, and made the special order for that day at 12 o'clock. y Mr. Slidell, from the Commi on Foreign raters befy-v = Pg rage ae = ng ppropriations to facilita’ e ac jon itand of Cuba by negotiation. it back with a recommendation that it do pass, and adopt- ing the aden y was made at the last session. r.S.0 that he felt satisfied, for various reasons, that no definite action could possibly be had on the bill at the present session, and therefore he would not embarrass business by attempting to ush It through at this time, but gave notice that je would again bring it before the Senate at the next session. Also, from the select committee on the Banks In the Distriet of Columbia, to which was refereed the memorial of the citizens of Washington and Georgetown, ae that the bill now a in the Senate to prohibit the issue of bank notes by corporation or individuals inthe District of Co- lumbia may not become a law, asked to be dis- ——- from its further consideration; which was re to Mr. Wade offered a resolution that no member in the Senate shall speak after the passage of this resolution more than fifteen minutes on any meas- ure, Ror more than twiee-upon the same subject, during the residue of the session of Congress; laid over under the rule. Mr Trumbull, arising toa Personal explanation, complained of havin, oon rossly misrepresentea in_ an editorial article headed Pacts to be Re- mem) >’ im the Constitution, a newspaper blished in this city, whose editor was the printer that body. ‘The article had charged him with qessing the Sth resolution in the series of Mr. vis; whereas, had the writer referred to the olficial debates published in the Globe, he would have seen that by such a statement he was doing him great inneaice. He had said in his remarks that he was in favor of affording protection to all constitutional rights; but the author of the resolu- tions had yone further, and held to the constitu- 1 right to take and hold Slavery in the Terri- tories, which he denied to be ‘a constitutional right. While he waa not op] to the abstract proposition expressed in the resolution, be could uot vote for it as understood by its friends. Mr. Chandler next rose to a question of privil- ege. He had found in the otthctal report made the other day. that the gentleman from Indiana (Mr. Fitch) had represented him (Mr. C.) as grosaly ignorant. Certaiuly he had not heard the remark, or, in the heat of the moment, he might have replied in a manner that he would after- wards have regretted. He was of the opinion that, if the Senator used that language, as re- ported, he was incapable of appreciating what was due to the position of a Senator of the United States. Mr. Fitch observed that he certainly had used the language attributed to him, and that many Senators on that side of the chamber had heard it, if none on the other side had. Mr_ Chandler at the proper time would reply, an discuss the questions of ignorance and knowi- e. Un motion of Mr. Pugh, the Senate agreed to by the H e on the Home- and the Vice President appointed Messrs. Johnson, of Tennessee, Johnson, of Ark- anses, and Harlan, as a committee on the part of the Senate The bill for the admission of Kansas was taken up, and Mr. Collamer made a Speech in favor of ie itwas then postponed until Monday next, when Mr. Sumner has the floor. Mr. Lane discussed the Oregon war debt bill. He was followed by Messrs. Davis and Crittenden, who gave their views on the subject, and finally the substitute, reported by the Committee on Mil- itary Affairs, was adopted, and the bjll in this shape passed by a vote of 31 to 17. Adjourned in rae House, the pension bill reported by Mr. Fenton was passed. The Speaker ig fama Messrs. Grow, Thomas and Lovejoy on the committee of conference on the disagreeing vote on the homestead bill The House proceeded, as the Special order, to the consideration of the joint resolution in rela- tion to the public printing, providing that here. after none but nos ical printers shall be elected 8s printers to elther branch of Con; ress, and that the rate of compensation shall be forty per cent. less than the prices fixed by the existing law. Without taking any action on the bill, the House adjourned. —_.—____ Preceedings ef To-Day. In THE Sere, to-day, no business of import- ance was transacted up to the time of the reading of the majority and minority reports of the Select Sea ae tn the Public Printing, by Mr. Slidell am ©. King respectively, when our report closed . . - s [The substance of these re made public, but we will be able to gi hot baving room today} Hovse —The Speaker laid before the House a communication from the Secretary of War, trans- mitting the re; of the board of Army otticers, Proposing a plan for the reorganization of the militia of the District of Columbia, approving many of its details. The Secretary recommends it to the favorable consideration of the House of apenas: Referred to the Committee on Military Affairs. Mr. Reynolds. from the Committee on the Ju- rts has already been give any new facts that rom tnem to-morrow, dictary, reported back the Senate bill, with av amendment, providing for the return of Tecap- tared Africaus. There were now at Key West 1,500 of them, and it was therefore important they shouid be returned at the earliest practicable day. Mr. Reynolds gave notice that ie would call up the subject for consideration next Mouday. The ‘House resumed the consideration of the subject relative toachange in the mode of ex- ecuting the public printing. Personal. ~**» Hon. H. V. Foster, the democratic candi- date for Governor of Pennsylvania, is at the Kirk- wood House. «+++ itis stated that Madame Bodisco, by her recent marriage, forfeits a considerable portion of her property. --*: The Rt. Rev. the Provisional Bishop (Pot- ter) of the diocese of New York, is about to make a trip to Europe, for the benetit of his heolth, which has been somewhat impaired by his ardu. ous daties during the winter. He will be absent until shortly before the assembly of the Diocesan Convention, in the fil Death or Lavy Byron —We learn by the Glas- gow that on the I7th instant Lady Byron, the widow of the great poet, died at London, in the sixty-sixth year of her age. She was born in 1794, and was the only daughter and heir of Sir Raiph Milbanke Noel, Baronet. in 1556 si ucceeded to the barony of Wentworth. She was married to Lord Byron in 1815—the anion proving, as is well known, mest unhuppy to both husband and wife, aod he lived with his wife only some thirteen days. ‘Their only child, “Ada, sole daughter ef my house and heart,” was married to Karl Lovelace, and died eight yearsago. The epee 9 of Byron with Miss Milbanke was one prompted by motives of interest. Lord Byron, in one of bis letters, gives the fol- lowing description of Lady Byron during the time of their engagement: ‘What an odd situa- tion and friendship is ours! Without one spark of love on either side, and produced by eircum- stances which, in general, lead to coldness on one side and aversion on the other. She isa very su- perlor woman, and very little spoiled, which is strange in an heiress—a girl of twenty-—a preress that Is to be in ber own right—an only child and a savante who has always had her own way. She isa poetess,a mathematician, and, withal, ve ry kind, generous and gentle, and with very little n.?? It is unfortunate for the late only by ber union with Byron results, ‘nown to the world at large. Her private life has been ruthlessly invaded, and all er domestic troubles exposed to the gaze of the Itshould be remembered, says the New Ycrk Evening Post, that ore treated her In a manner calculated to alienale the affections ofany woman, and that it was the public odium follow- ing his treatment of her which induced him to leave England and live in Italy. Lady yroe took an active interest in throptic and benevolent movements, and she sent a gift of three hundred and fifty to the New Eagiesd Kansas Exnigration Society. We can scarcely recal a lady of the present cen- tury whose name has been so often brought before the public, and in such a singular ‘way, by her relations with others, rather than by any fe or effort on her part to obtain publicity. Lady Byron that 4 tad titans, ry bilan. in 1556 ——<—$—$$$_______ iD" A new trial hes been denied in the case of Albeit Hicks, the convicted pirate, in New York, —————— et McKNEW & MARLOW’S « UNION : FIREWOOD MILES, Corner Seventh st and Cana, Washington. Kindling, Cooking and Stove Wood, LIT to suit iv- St RD pet SFiaT ora crim ne : woop, cord Pine, sawateals iit in 4 pieces, for #1 § do 5 To. do, § cord Oak, tiged et pe ‘and split, do, 10. < do, 1 do, ~ tho, COAL, CO iste ru sold COAL. o dollars | A. ort nian Fuel Depot THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK DRY GOoDs, CARPETING, AND SHOES, VER EXHIBITED IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES. TMENT OF Star: TON, aint Stat, 1860. legalizing ve " Stores Filled with New and Desirable Goods. 4 Se 2 Sets bbe als delete Sats ci ro ath 0 JUST RECEIVED FROM THE NORTHERN AU IONS AN R ies aeh ere les of my the ie day cautifal AGE and We ones ICT AND IMPORTERS— jor ni WNs. Sabee cree te to oes Fine and LAWNS. at 12 cents. ioenglges gH 9 maps ongh New Style POPLINS and BARAGE ANGLAIS. any article than is specifféd, acoording to its during the year en) zt rtiel 0 of best gualitr, and to bs delivered wameebanine owe ne > SCHEDULE. Paper, hand-made, ff Linen, Laid or Woer, 50 reams foolscap, Whatman’s or Joynson’s, per 2 reams quafto post, oream-lard, to weigh not iese nd een, trimmed, ruled on thres shdan Whatman's of Joynson's. per ream é 0 ream paper, oream laid damssk, What “3 pM ‘Joynson’s, per ream, = Envelope Paper, Smooth. PLAID and STRIPED SILKS, much less than BLACK SILKS, vay heavy and ae. A few BAREGE R BRST (last year Ladies and Children’s best ‘cost of importation. le) at half uality EXTENSION SK TS, at balf price MANTILLAS, LACE POINTS, and SILK DUSTERS, far below the original cost PARASOLS and SUN UM. RELL AS, in all sizes and at all prices. BONNETS. FLATS, and JOCKRY HATS, in great variety -~»SARPETING, MATTING, O1LCLOTHS, and SHORS, at greatly reduced prices. R. BRICE HALL, Nes. 373 and 375 SEVENTH STREET. CHILDREN'S NEW SHOE STORE. ma 31st LADIES, MISSES, AND aoe. bar THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO INFORM 13 eee, Fy ene gs a ee atk oie sean: , FRIENDS—THE LADIES.OF WASHINGTON, GRORGETOWN, ALEX. Ietanine cored, White Ceeebe ree ANDRIA, AND OTHER PLACES—of the REMOVAL of bis LADIES’ SHOE STORE from f reams blotting paper, royal, red, per reat Fifteenth street to No. 277 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUF 1 ream wiute blotting boards, per reumn. *. near the corner of Tenth the 30th instant, with an EF! south itand Newly-finished stock of ‘S, and CHILDREN’S CUSTOM-MADE SHOF: . side; and will open, on Wednesda Bi Es rs made to special order for this LADIES, MISS: Envelopes, of Strong Smooth Opaque Paper, White Si Adhesive. and as a treat to his amiable patrons everywhere. 1,000 No. 1,10% by 5 188, per 1.0m He deems it unnecessary to give a detailed degeription of the New Stock, as taking up too much 1,000 No. 2, S99 by 4\ go do space; besides, for his constant Patrons it will be enough to learn that the “Shoes have come;"’ but 1,000 No, 9 by4 ao = to those of the community who have never yet tried or seen them, the undersigned begs to say, for 37n0 No. ons i their own interests and gratifieation, to come and see, and come the first day—it will be to the iz ~ 4 by aig do do interest of all to do so. 3000 No. 7, 6 by Ste do de ma 30-3t Cc. WEIRMAN. 1400 No, 8, 549 by 33¢ do do 1,000 No. - = pas go ot : 1,000 4 — } Zo No. HL 4t-10 by 27-10 do de MUNICIPAL POLITICS. AUCTION SALES. r 0, 12, e . is inen. SECOND WARD. 4 Envelopes Lined with ye BY Tegel Kati Rrow: Nothing a | [For other Auction Sales, see first page 100) No. 1, 1043 by 5 smghoe. pes 10mm of the Karts Will meet at Harmony Hall on | By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers ones eeres ged TED AN NIGHT to make the necessary arrange- | 4 OY ALL & BAR ronan foe aie x a8 a ape ments for the election on Mouiay. ma S12 Pay LcoEmrenn, Linon Not st 8 be 5 do go R. WILLIAM |B, MAGRUDER. RAVING | SATURDAY MORNING: Sd Jone.) io 9% Loo N » Ge by 4: do lo been invite? by his frientis of the Fourth Ward. Will sell. in front of ths Auctyon 4d 0% " gold Pome t eyecare make, per degen will address the citizens thereof en FRIDAY, isi ent assortment of Household 1” do cards m 5 , of June, at the intersection of Massachusetts ave- 100 gross metallic pens. of approved make, per | nua and H atreet. Come one—Comeail. 8: y order | Mahogany Spring-seat Sofas and lor Chairs, gross: re of the Committee of Arrangements, ma 3! ot | Mahogany Kooker and Marhie top iter Tabie, 6 dozen. black ined Pencils. Brookman & Laag- SECOND WARD. ATTEN Ni os Dining Table, Gilt Frame Mirror and don’s, or Faber’s, per gross h % N! Y ‘and ni M. L. Leman, per SRUDER (RAND, RALLY. | Mahogany Work Stand and Tables. rhea rset em Tae ilesk! pen scaian tdozen | Dr. WAL. B, MAGRUDER, having been invited | Wainut, Mahogan ~ iepleant Cotage Bodsteads, 0 do red tape, No. 21 do by his frlends of the Second Ward, will addroas the | Wardrobes and Wastathete od oe oe ‘Tables: m do do No. 19 do eitizens thereof. on SATURDAY EVENID Carpets and Onlcioths and Loung. 1 do do No.i7 do next, June 21, 1960, at the corner of Thirteenth | Wood and Cane-seat Choirs and Rockers, 10 do - do No.15 do at. and Now York avenue, on the subject of Mu- | Hair and Shack Mattresses and Bedding, 12 do sik taste, narrow, do nicrpal Politics, Other distinguished gentiemen Safes and Cupboards, 12 do, do’ wide, do wifimidross the meeting also. Come one. come all. | China, Glass end ‘Crockery Ware and Kitchen 600 yards silk cord, per yard By order of the Committee of Arrangements. Utensils. I dezen cnt gine inkstands, Draper’s or Whit- ma 31-St* Cooking and other Stoves, ’a, per dozen : - - " Also, pieces 4 4.and 6-4 Canton Matting and Oil- 2dozon wafer stands. cooos. per dozen || VOR ASSESSUR IN THE F TE TH WARD.| “clstt, 2” Ge,,, Stnemre, Rodgers and Son's; ivory han- jo, AOS BON be supported, without regard res aise. jane reece Rodeers and Son's, 4 blades, | to party, on Monday next, by mary voters and Firkins New York Butter per dozen, * pvperty bokiers: —-= Terme: $3 oa: h ; over that amount, acredit of 1 dozsn penknives, Rodgers and Son’s, 2 blades, Fra war < ee ae for approved endorsed notes, bear- Jan 1vory- er dozen WALLA mgd WALL N ots. Gee irk,'in-guaris, ack, “Mirai "ana ‘ peony totes By 3G, patie oo poe I 5 jozen <5 s :. 4 ¥ . ors. hag uit aes sa eens. WAL. D. COLQUHOUN, axp N Sts. noxtH—On SATURDAY, the ioth doe 5,000 wafers, for United States seal, extra thick, AMOS HUNT. a mast-te | of ay. 16 jateo ‘clock p. m..on the premises. b; er Tome : -. _A virtue of a doed of trust, dated iber Ist. 1 5,000 wafers, for departmental seal, extra thick, per Da. wi MUN Hi ELECTION. F and duly reaorded Liber J. AS. w No, 182 folios 1,00 -WM, _ ving been invite 5 * ou i 5 tra superfinesoar- | by ins triends of the sixth W will add: the I shail sell the north part of Ore oral ie, Barrer eet citizens thereof on THURSDAY EVERING ne No. at, fronting 43 Tet I 19 povnds twine, gill net, po poamt eas, near the Engine House, on the subject of ‘treet west, between and 20 do seine, lo olities. ma 2 2” do do rth, running baox 155’ feet 1% inches to = coarse, for packing. per pound - | 30 feer ey. R. WM. THOMAS Wil! be sup orted by. he Terms f eale: One-half cash; joe infand 74 dozen paper shears, Rodgers and Sons, 8-inch Opposition. voters of the Second Ward for | 2months: with ingree reece! ford of trust 1 dexen paper shears Rodgers and Son's, 63<- | Common Council. ma 3)-it* | on the premises. If the terms of are not com- Inch lade. par dozen Meacruper ticker. Fenervon the rieitne resale cee srentear the trustee 2 dozen scissors, por dozen. FIRST WARD. ! i i ti Each proposal must be signed by the individual the Natioral Lutellipencer Ft HARVEY, Raster 1.6. MeGUIRE OO nce, D7" THE ABOYE SALE I8 POSTPONED, ir and or firm making it, and must specify a price—and but one price—for each and every article contained in the schedule, and thoze for paper must be ac- companied by sufficient samples of each article to enable the department to judge and make seleo- tien, Should any articles be required not enumei- For Mayor, Dr. WM, B. MAGRU DER. For Aiderman, W4. T. DOVE. For Common Council, GEO, W, EMERSON, ma 16 d Im Gonsequence of the rai til W Day At TERNOON, May 'gah jay Sth. same hou ROBERT EARL. Jr., ace. # ated, they are to be furn'shed at the lowest market PETER LAMMOND. ey L Cedi BY presto. Prices, according to quality. Blank forms for p o For Assi . Ancts, po! will be furnished at the Department to per- JOHN RHEEM. ma 3)-4t 80) pplying for thom: and as, without uniformity I~ THE ABOVE S4LE IS UNAVOIDABLY E vat further Pcetponed until SATURDAY AF NOON, June 2d hi lan » same hour and place. ma 31 ‘d J’ C. MoGUIKE & CO.. Auct’rs,_ By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers. Georgetown, D.C ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD. BETWEEN PRepericx ann MARKET st Grorcstown, D. x.—On WEDNE n, the Department would find it difficult to make adecision none will be taken into coneiion, ation unless substantially agreeing therewith The proposals to be addre: to “the Depart ment of State,” and endorsed ‘roposals for Sta- tionery.”” Notice will be given to the person to whom the contract warded. who will be re quired, within five days thereafte to give bond, with two sufficient sureties, for its psrformance ‘The head of the Department is in al! cases to de- Fousta WARD, CITIZ. UNION TICKET. Alder: WM. B. WEB i Common Council , JOSEPH FOLLANSHEE, P.W., BROWNING, R. W, FENWICK. MAYORALTY. ma 26 A. AT AUCTI ELA tgthorized to atinounee Dr. WAL. B. | we'will roll, is hoot aT theorem Lesee eee B Are a Tl Oo an ig veo, | We will cell, in front of the yr Omises, == complied with, and to tsiege any artolae witah | MAGRUDER as a candidate for tie Rtaveeogs Bi |e Ml fell ia front @ street and running back 15) may be, in his opinion, of inferior quality, as well between Market and F. Which wiil te divided to suit pi erms: Ons-fourth the election to be held on the first Monday in June next. ma 15-tf deriva streets, and rohase 5. 2h; the resid: &8 to annul the contract upon any failure to com- ply with the terms within a reasonable time. ma 31 lawiw F ELECTION NOTICE, IRST WAR D—First Precinct.—To the voters aaa 1g ay Destine intereet, and secured ‘ad & deed of trust on the pr-mi-es, GSEME Spent on will ooheld in tue | maa BARNARD & SUSEEY, Aust. AM E NTS. above + the 4th day of June od Office, no t By A. GREEN, Auotion-er. ERY VALUABLE BUILDING lerl, BET Wee: (PHE CAMPBELL’S ARE HERE! ‘ ~<a lanp K sts., axp ON 27 — member of the Board of Alder- WEE G ano H sts, at Auction —On WED: WASHINGTON THEATER. stand one Amnon arranger omen. coun | RAERDAY ah ba dat cAFaeinen ot Wie: to the provisions of the charter of the city of Was) - ington. olls open at7 a. m., ar For Four Nights—Commencing commencing on the first WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 30th, 1960, Pp. m.: . 28 fro £0 feet to amrtect silo d clone at 7 p. m. nd ¥ on SAMUEL DCVALL, aS od K stri i sites, be Mrs. Matt Peel's Campbell Minstrels, G.WEMER of Framkiin squares = ort: immediately in front Comprising 15 Talented Artistes; org For details of these refined and attractive SOIREES d@ETHIOPE, see pictorial ani de scriptive sheets, photographs, lithographs and pro- Zed in 1849 Commissioners of lat Precinct Ist Ward, Aso, immediat«ly after the wale-f the above, at _ma 3) 4t half past 6 o'clock, 1 shall p oveed to sell, 01 the premires, half-lot No. 19, in rquare No. 102, having & font of 45f- et 2 inches on ith. running back 105 and H streets ELECTION NOTICE. _ To ‘he voters of the Second Precinot of the fot to an mies between north G H a rammes, », First Ward notice is hereby giv-n that a. jection Persone wis! TO handsome ding = Admission 25 cents; orchester chairs, 50 ots, Pri- will ts held in the above peonnet on ‘Since ‘he sites aro <= at lly requested to examine vate boxes, $3, se’niock fth day of June next, at the carpent=r shop of loeation of the a nve-montioned property previous The Concert will commence at nai clock. ‘ Fielder Dorsett, corner 14th and G ats, for Mayor | © feale; they wll find the sale worthy their atten- A Grand Matineo will be given by thisfamous | of the city, and Tor one member of the Bosrd of | tion, act 7 troupe on SATURDAY, Jane a4.¢ Aldsrmen, three members of the Board of Commoa| Terms: One-fourth oash; bs’ance in 6, 12. and 1 2% p. J.T. HU Council, and one Assessor for said Ward. in con-| months, for notes, bearing interest. frou day of Sb ae - Busine: formi'y to the provisions of the charter of the city sale. A deed given, and # deed of trust taken. > kaa Se ; = of Washington. Title indisputable. . ‘7 BE LADIES SEANDY Polls open at 7a. m.,and closed at 2 p.m ma 3t-d A. GREEN, * net Young Men’s Christian Association Vill be given at ODD FELLOWS’ HALL, 7th st , above D, aw ave iH th k commenci: Every Evening daring iho week commencing fit te are invited t By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown. A VALUABLE BULLDIN: tion —We will sell,on M 186', a" 6 o’alock p,m, ner of Frederick and | ty tree svperficial or square feet, The improvements are & carpenter's sho ; good fencing. Title indi-puta- bis, Sale positive asthe owner 1s about to jeave _ma a Commissioners of Election. SECOND WARD—FIRST PRECINCT —an + election will be held on MONDAY, 4th June next, at the northeast corner of H and Twelfth streets, for Mayor, one member of the Board of Ai dermen, anc three members of the Board of Com. u The the rich display of beautiful flowers and elegant decorations ; 40 par- the District tal the delicious Fruits, Creams, %c, and to | mon Counail, = eS Terms cash. Sclay o piosmant Gud Goetel Wee witie ates? SAMUEL W. OWEN ma3i-d BARNARD & BUCKEY, Anots. most important and good cause. GeO. W.STEWARI es Commissioners. ‘I'he best music is engaged. —-" EO. Ba LagD, By J.C. MoGUIRE & CO. Auctioncers. Single tickets for Indios, gentlemen, and children a elit) HANDSOME “GERMANTOWN WAGON 15 cents, Season tickets, admitting’ a xentleman E/ ECTION NOTICE.— First Precint, Fifth STE BAG? QARRIACE House vom Saux — and Jad man 25-At Ward.—Notice ia hereby given that in con On SaTUR OXNING, June 2d, at ten formity to the provisions of the suctivn rooms, we shali ; 1A f Washinet ootion will ter eid en OR cit i ost a AUGH’S 7 st ol Vashineton, an election wi eid on - Ww © "1s NOW OPEN AT Sonnet oft ced Tira akthe schoo! huuse, | As fod, ome and pear roe, Germantown Wagon PHILHARMONIC HALL, corner of north B and Third streets ede’. for Mayor Also, « very superior blooded Carriage Horses. For Four Nicuts Oxiy—eniing Saturday, June2, | and one Assessor, Polle open at 7a. m nd close at fora. Se satiafaotorily endorsed notes, bearing in- These Superb Paintings embrace avery object of |? ™ JACOB FLEISCHELL, ma 0-4 J.C. MoGUIRE & CO., Aucts. interest ia Rorthece y nd Southern Ttaly C. WAILES. . Centr A W.PENNC The Distinguished Lecturer, Paintings. 8. ; _™ma 20 _Commismionere ta* Precmet 5th Ward. WAKD—SECOND PRECINC will illustrate the Ss ND ‘ +) An election will be held on MON THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW Admission 25 cents cents lock ; commen Ys 4th DMINISTRATOR 's SALE —B; virtue aipe ‘ors open every evening at 7 o'clock ; commence if DAY. 2 "Ss ines ev 7 os ature June next. at tord’s Drue Store, corner of Elev. of , ear me orclosk she vinclinegd Ta ny enth street and Penn. avenue, for Mayor, one mem- aban, (seal ole fo - ; children 15 cents ; schools 10 J. YOUNG, Manager. EXCURSIONS, PIC NIOS, &e. ber of the Board of Aidermen, ant three mombers of the Board of Common Counoil. (ma 17) SDD. E WIS, "© Commissio: EDW.¢. DYER,” see 28 (Btater, Gon.te tot.) . bet: Sd and streets east, lot of Purature and’ Hotechod Rites co Gedettads, Beds and Bedding, saat BS bcrpecritint a SIC > . S CLU IXTH WARD—FIRST PRECINCT—Notioe | Chairs. Looking Ginsses, Wie tives ee Ahn g ot LUBA Ss Kereby Fiven to. the voters of fi it preaint Lannges, Cooking Stove, Gun, (double barrel) &o, nesdas. the Sith of May, is postponed till Sixth Won of Wachingten, that an on for WM. DIXON, sat . WEDNESDAY, the 6th 6f June. Hiaror of the ertyppns yabe pi the Bi _ mo ma 29 3t ‘Z. REEN Auot. For paiticulars see future alvertisement. mon ‘tn aiforraid Ward, will io Carter b- pe hn eS ini te T ANNOUNCEMENT. euth sireet x LOST AND FOUND. far MECHANIC AS“EMBLY Have tne | The, Is poned. at 7 o'clock &. m., and —T = ae oe Ons A at7o’ 5 O&8T—On instant Punile in general thet tate RRC A Te closed HENRY WO L Hoi eed Washington 1 Tafirmarr. 3 Bie will be given at AR TING OD 10ND. # Commissioners. | PENSION CLR TIFICN TE ae ate RING, on THURSDAY, June 7th. ; OSEPH'S. TUCKER, { "°™ nas AUSTIN: Any ona zetacan IS ction, es _ Particulars in fature advertisement, ma 3i-St Sixta WARD. SBEOND PRECINCT._No- ‘ashington will be liberally re- —A line of stages will run between An- ES L4 by eines tod of second pre- Island and Seventh st. ined Sexth W ard ington, STRAYED OR STOLEN—A small SORREL ard Penn. avenue from 8 0'e ock far Maroc of the city, one “ SE, 5 or 6 years old; white spot in m.to® p.m —eommencing on Sun— lermen, ree members o} his forehrad; 1 -ft hind foot white; mane ent day, the 3d day of June, This ar em-ne has close underneath head to collar. A hea made with) Mr. Nu. Porter of i Tatham s | Serstia Engine House, on gge returning him to Rov. J. Mt. GRANDIN, 351 Went Pra neponnnodn en Pentre verte clonen’at sp walt U9 opened at 7 o'olock a. m.,and | TrictgnneL street, above I., will be rewarded. ght rTshoae wre wish ta vin one ofthe most ben Vale CONNES { com $10 Reviber, On tne SAV tne, "S wick get tiful places of reso wa § Wiebe, : ory OWS—one red cow, with the tip the pa, é OTICE. 7 Here soved off ; one spotted oor: ith R RARE CHANCE AN rioti witt baka ne First rosinet of the Pree od pag St ply Soiee Aap ome The Sixth Presbyteri Fore eet ey arene! Halls on onder, sth, of | Will recive the ablove roward by returning them to Noble's) having en: Aldermen,’ three members of ‘Common CHAS. KARR, on N street, between 12th and 13th a 4 fore Pert W cnineens and Assessor for said Ward. Polls open at 7 o'o!’k =. EDNESDAY een The boat will | * + close at7 o'clock p. m. am and other refreshments to leave her wharf, foot of Ninth street, at 8a. m. and Bapem. too c eahmnents to be ted city prices. (tuoits, Swings, Music, ad all REW AR D-—Kanaway (om the subscriber be sts. WEL M_H, HOPE, ees a __ % ma 23-d ave- buns cnr fly atendeto ny the committee, Oni. een 435 and ae & Svenue and Reventh Samriateane comer of Penn, ii from the det, Gents tickets 3c neeind | EP BOARDING. cents; 4 ean in ile at th’ boat or of any tonchet of the school, be pai by oe Board Tue ANNUAL Pie NIG Fallow extent ee eg Ricans ine ene aTioN al GvaRp & a aaah Aanernees eee | MS : Brent wath enti lir nn getine,,, | [uPoxtstion ro wasuiNoron. 2 Particulars infuture advertisement," ma2s_ | phiecris 4 6 ma Tarra po XMONT, PAVILION Wee’ woop: : STOVE pat KINDLING WOOD, tte iowest | menses aber HS, fer "eae Sear < THE LATEST NEWS __TELEGRAPHIO. | E Tue following note was made by the the Salt Lake way-bil! ider Indians have chased all the men from between and Carson = Thr = io which tho cape mail je wt? ‘was carried is Another Poisoning Case. Bostox, May 29.—Alexander Moore was ar — ro fined “> 4 of the 11 Ong ress! iat let, 4 at Pittsfield to-day, resolutions Svecahie to Dovg las were unanimously passed. Both delegat + will now vote for him which will be a gun of one vote ———_____ M.. Everett's Letter ef Acceptance Bostox, May 31.—At the Union Rotifica'ion neg | = 4 Hall, to-morrow, @ letter wil! read from Hon. Edward F. ‘4 the nomination as Vice President.” — Naval Intelligence. Nonroix, May 30.—The stew sloop-of-war Dr cotah (6 guns,) has returned from her second trial trip, which was a very satisfactory one Paceaniiaeee erecccscssmacens lieny A Slaver Suspected. New Yorx, May 30.—The steamer City of Nor folk. advertised to sail for St. Thomas, was seized to-day as a suspected slaver. == a_i New York Markets. New Yorx. May 3! —Piour State $5:20a5 30; ‘$5 9026.05; Southern 85 5 36.25. Wheat is firm and dull. Corn is dull and eesier; mixed G2a6K2. Beef ti dull and heavy. Lard is firm at 11 ky is steady at 22 _ Baltimere Markets. PE ecm rane ts May Sn, is firm, e vanc! tendency; Ho st. 85.62 beat lequict; sed SI Sel Sz, white S1-50a1 80. Com steady; sales of 10,000 bushels—white 70a73, ye! low 61x66. Provisions are quiet and unchanged Whisky is steady at 21 atc EEE FOR SALE AND RENT. (For ether “ For Sale and Rent” advertisement: . see first page } UILDING SITES AND FARMING LANDS FUR SALE.—I have for sale, about three mile~ Ceutor Market. and northeast of the oity of hington, several pieces of LAND, containing. tively, 19, 24, and two other pieces of 40 acres ich I will sell on the must advantageous d at low p ices. It will be divids parcels if desired. It good neighbor on « good road, and is perfect y healtsy. [0 WORIRBEY, No!69 Louinana.arenss, ma 7) 6t FOR MOXIEONPR GOUNr SANE AOE or dred acres of Land lying on the from Georgetown. Kod ‘The Soma, Aque the Pass Shrogsh this land, and the most of it seorered Sith is heavy and firm, sinaller quire of J. , between 12 and 2 e’clock. duet and one of the finest roads ood and the other con is fret que Appy to BARNARD & ray? »Anotion eer teetown. or WALL ARNARD. Avo troneers, Washington Si-eo Fo SALE LOW AND ON THE MOST Teo terms LOTS O} AN in the fo: lowing squares in the city of Washin, Parties wishing to build or purchase will do weil to exan: ine them: Square sis, between 4th and Sth streets, near K atre Square 623, New Jersey avenue, between E and F treets.” zs Syeere 680, corner North Capitol street aad Ma. eachusetts avenue. ‘Square 635, near to and south of the Capitol. — SH, First street east, between C and D north. Square 819, B street, between 4th and Sth enact, Square 5, Tenth street, near Navy Yard. Square %8, Eleventh street, near East Capit street Sqeare 989, Eleventh street. nearly whole squa'* Squares 1061 and 1075, jots in these squares. Square 789, corner of Penn. avenue and Thor street east. Square 992, corner Eleventh street east and E street south. corner Eleventh street and B street Square 9, tonth. A Sqtares 1013, 1014, 1015, 137, and 1038, Square 571, between int aad 2d streets west and 1) and E streets nor Seuaro 16, t, between 20th and 2iet. corner Filth aod ae te north. Inquirect J.B. KIRBEY No. 65 Louisiana avenue, aa 31-6t tween 12 and 2 o'clock F% RENT—Three BRICK HOUSES—one on Tweltth street, between C and D corner of Twelfth and H sts.; and one on Ht tween 12th and 13th sts. inquire of JAM BARKER, on H street, between Lith and I: FS RENT— ING-HOUSE, Seventh between G and enth at., H No. 425 J an Le Pa i) per annum. Inquire of J A. WISE, eed store or at the feed stand at the Center where he selix the best feed at the lowest c: Prices. (delivered free of charge.) af J. A. WISE ma 30-3t FOR RENT —No. 600 N street. between 6th au ‘7th. a nice cleans story BRICK HOUSE, with good crilar and back-building. Posseasion ie Immediately. Inquire next deer, or of JOHN MATTHEWS, corner of Twelfth and W sts. ma 2-3" 10) NT—Two beacteful new BRICK F Houses on Righth street west, above Ni et nerth. west «ide, Apply to Dr. KEASBEY, \« 332 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 0th ; or to A HY DE, corner of Seventh street west aud L street north. ma 29-lw* Se B® F°® RENT—The fine FR AME HOUSE known “French Evans’ How . between sth and loth is one of the most cesirable * Washington. This house is surrounded fre trees and great nombers of carrant bushes of va rious kinds, and fine ghade trees, with 600 fect i ground, all walled in. Apply to J.C. COOK. st., between D and E. STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR Sete i ‘Also, SL Hoortecrpemces com oar ing Bonnets, Ribands, Fi; ss % lowers . Bras Head u hy vies reeset aa ee YORK FANCY 8 . No. 30 Center Market . 2d door east Eighth wt. ma 25 Fo RENT—4 three story Yr on ith street, ose of M. SNYDER. lambing oft. Buyder west froth yder, ‘OR RENT—A iecoessing BRI Fiptine iavantice ii “ an . . 5 5 rooins, &e., at present ocoupied by ‘lpn OXpnly tM. BGAN, U8 Per aceme oil side, between 6th Tth streets, ma 3th JOR, RENT No. 460 M street, F and 13th HI SE, u! to the Star ma th HOUSE ad Rav: Ast of 1th sts., with every convenience, for ® small family, of gas, i water, milk house, iarce pasorees Sand as oat ete hs x 8 hall and six rooms, isin oy ete tt; ‘oa good and permanent rent w Fa tA aaah 25 CIARA Coa sree