Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1860, Page 2

THE EVENING STAR. | 2170 connss_yuar axsson WASHINGTON OITY: BSATURDAY......c000004.e-000- JURE 2, 1860, Spirit of the Morning Press. The Constitution discusses at length the subject of the ++ Printing extravagances.”’ The Intelligencer is devoted to Congressional Proceedings and news. sso WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP. ——.—_—_ Gronsta Democratic Poxitics —The Doug- lasites essayed to elect delegates to the new Georg\a State Conveation favorable to Sending to Baltimore a new delegation that shall be favorable to the South’s acceptance of the minotity platform, the adoption of which caused the withdrawal of the delegations from eight States, and also favor- able to the nomination of Dougias. The result of the contest has been the election of delegates sus- taining the seceders, from every county in the State bot three, and from two of them, delegates in- structed to be satisfied with the minority plat- form, but not to acquiesce in the nomination of Douglas, if nominated at Baltimore. The Georgia Constitutionalsst man is consequently already crying out for a State convention of avowed Douglasites to select a Douglas delegation to Baltimore oe: ee Tux Vacancy cron Tue Supreme Brxcn.— Much interest is of course felt here in the solution of the question who shall succeed the late Judge Daniel upon the Supreme Court bench. From Present appearances, the selection bids fair to be made from three distinguished gentlemen of Mis- sissippi. Viz: The Hon. Wiley P. Harris, and Judges Wm. L. Harris and E. C. Handy. The first named is now the most eminent member of the bar of Mississippi, and a gentleman of high Personal character and great worth. The two Jatter are both eminent State-court judges at this time. However, Perhaps a dozen names are already being pressed upon the President as those of candidates to sil the vacancy. aa, NavaL’ Istxiiicxncr.—Lieut. Rutledge has deen detached from the Dacotah, and ordered to the receiving ship at Philadelphia. Lieuts. Winder and Barrett have been ordered to the Dacotah. Purser Morris bas been ordered to the Dacotah. Parser Senac has been detached from the Daco- tab, with preparatory orders for the Richmond. Lieut. Isaac N. Brown has been ordered as First Lieutenant of the Niagara. Capt. Slack, of the Marine Corps, bas been or- = to the command of the barracks at Pensa- eo Se ee Booxs ror THe Jaranzse.—We are requested by the Superintendent of Public Printing to state that the books referred to in onr paragraph of the day before yesterday are gotten up under the di Tection of the State De partment. —_e—____. Tae W satuek —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 sbout 7 o'clock. +++-Clear, warm. clear, warm *, wind W clear, warm. +-¢lear, 72°. --clear, warm. +.Warm. clear, very warm. clear, warm. clear, 76°, WEsT. ————-2+e- New Booxs.—Weare indebted to the publishers for sending us, through the hands of Messrs. Taylor & Maury, Marcus Wilson’s Primer, and First, Second, Third, and Fourth Readers: a Series of schoo! books just Published, and designed for the use of schools. New York: Published by Harper & Brothers, 1560. The whole series so far published, comprised in four little volumes, seem to be admirably prepared for the end designed, viz: elementary instruction in spelling and read- ing with correct emphasis and pronunciation. Also, a very curious publication which we have received through the same Washington Dbooksellers— Japanese Botany." Being a fac simile of @ Japanese book, with introductory notes and translations. Published by J. B. Lip- Pincott, No. 20 north Fourth street, Philadelphia, 1860. It is printed upon Japanese paper, and bound, or rather fastened together, after the Japanese manner. As a curiosity, giving one some ides of the manner in which the Japanese get up books, it certainly possesses interest. We have also received by mail “The Report of the Fourth Annual Fair of the St Louis Agricul- tural and Mechanical Association of September, 1859. Prepared by M. Hopewell, M.D., St. Louis Published by George Knapp & Co., 1860. A valuable volume, as nearly all the carefully pre- pared reports of the great agricultural fairs of the times certainly are. Despite the bumbuggery connected with these fairs, they do immense good to the public interest in inspiriting and increasing mechanical, agricultural, and horti- cultaral rivalry. We owe most of our progress for the last ten years in mechanical and agricul- tural improvements to the Prevalence of the fashion of holding such fairs and industrial exhi- bitions. We return thanks for the volume named above, and cheerfully bear testimony to the com- pleteness and success with which it has been pre- pared. — UP We are indebted to Mr. Joe Shillington for acopy of Frank Leslie's Monthly for this month —Sune, 1560. —____———X__— CARD.—Mr. J. BOLANGE! pect Oe ta estinn the Public thet er Sane f closed ou Monday, 4ti of June. ie It THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET. i i the C bi wilt be held THIS BY ae, e rae cal G.at8 o'clock. WLS. BOWEN, R: See. SERVICE AT THE CAPITOL —Ry Di- ¥ine permission, the Rev. |. Stocx- TON, wil preach in the Hall of the Weondt , the - Feseutatives TO-MORROW, (Sablathy at sltvea o'clock. ue THE UNDERSIGNED, and Shoe Merchante, will on acdon eae, and, Shoe ‘une, and until the sar of Octo! close their So inst sturda cepted.) re Dias rh ae 3 ce EATLY, HENRYJANS EY MOUNT OLIVET CEMETERY —Ti ceremon; bleestar ene ey ane T fEDAY. June 21 at clerg: ‘atholic #0cK will attend on the jon, —< And the public generale aie will run from the pucaed Teche eat P ‘esterday Afterneen. ‘receedings ef Y. 7 IN THE Szxats, yesterday, after we went to Press, Mr. Green offered a resolution that a select committee of five be appointed by the President of the Senate to inquire whether the sixth section of the act entitled * An act maki} tg habe ery for the service of the Post Office partment during the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1857,” has been executed by the First Comptroller of Treasury, and whether any further legislation is necessary tocarry into effect said act, and to report by bill or otherwise. Ad The Vice President appeinted Messrs Green, Pugh, Latham, Foster and Doolittle as the com: mittee [This resolution refers to the alleged refusal of the Hon Wm. H. Medili, First Comptroller of the Treasury, to adjust the damages due Messrs. Car- mick & Ramsey, mail contractors, according to law; which matter was brought up by Mr. Green some time ago, in the shape of a resolution of censure of the First Com ler.) On motion of Mr Hunter, the Senate resumed the consideration of the Post Office appropriation bill, the question pending being on the amend- ment reported from the Committee on Finance to Strike out that clause of the bill which directs the Postinaster General to restore the island service on all the routes under contract on the 4th of March, 1959, unless the same have ——- by their own limitation, or where improved service over said routes has been furnished by railroads or other- wise, and also to restore the steamer Isabel mail service, &c. . A long discussion ensued on the general subject of the rates fof , the franking privilege, the utility of particular routes, and the propriety of leaving the discretion with the Postmaster General to restore such routes as he may deem ex- fent, and omit the remainder of those which ave been curtailed. The agoton at length be- ing taken, the amendment, striking out the clause directing the restoration of the routes, was agreed to—yeas 2, nays 24 All the amendments of the committee on finance were then agreed to, and the various amendments offered rejected, when the bill was read third time and ls Mr. Hunter, from the Committee on Finance, rted back the legislative, executive, and du jiclal appropriation bill, with sundry amend- ments After the consideration of executive business, the Senate adjourned. iy tHe House, the body having under consid- eration the resolution to censure Mr. Houston, of Ala., for disorderly words used in debate— A motion was made to lay the resolution on the table; which was disagreed to by a vote of 63 to 120. After a further desultory discussion on the sub- ject, Mr. Milison suggested that if the resolution were withdrawn, his friend from Alabama might make an explanation that would be satisfactory to the House. Mr Sherman accordinly withdrew the resolu- tion temporarily. Mr. Houston —Mr. Speaker, there has been no moment to-day since the occurrences this mort:- ing. when I was not willing, as my friends very wail know, if I had been premitted to enjoy the rights that I thonybt I was entitled to by the rules of the House, to have offered any reparation to the House for any violation I might have com- mitted of its rules. Butat once the Proposition for a censure was presented to the consideration of the House, and under that 1 did not feel at liberty to make any statement in relation to the matter at all. I would bave preferred at any mo- ment to have taken a censure rather than to have endeavored to make that of an explanation and that sort of an apology, which otherwise | would inan instant have made, under circumstances that would have been in the least derogatory to own sense of self-respect Now, sir, 1 am free to say that the remarks made by me this morning were made under cir- cumstances of momentary excitement, and, in the language of the gentleman from Virginia, | am quite as free to say that so far as they have tended to show or do show a want of respect towards the flouse on my part. I regret any violation thus made of its rules. { would not intentionally vio- late the rules of the House, and | have no false pride that would prevent me from making re- paration either to the House or to an individual. if I thought I bad done wrong. And in that view of the case 1 desire to make this explanation to the Honse, acknowledging thatI have violated its rules, and expressing my regret for that viola- tion of the rules of the House. Mr. Sherman —1 regard the explanation made by the gentleman from Alabama as saisfactory, and therefore | withdraw the resolution entirely At fifteen minutes before tive o’clock the House adjourned. > = C= Proceedings of Te-Day. IN THE SENATE, to-day. no business of import ance had been transacted up to the time of our going to press. Is Tus House, the body resumed the consider- ation of the Winslow resolution, offered yester- day, directing the Speaker to issue bis subpena fer certain witnesses to appear before the Covede Committee ; which, after further debate, was adopted, when our report closed. OO INDING AND TRIMMING RIBBONS, of every shade, STEVENS, je 2-6t 336, between Sh and 1th sts. Dr TRIMMI je 2-6t __ 336, between o% SERVANT FOR HIRE—A good hom country wanted for a Servant Woman with one child. She isa good cook, excellent nurse, and per- feetly honest and truthful. Wages no clject: a erman mt home desired, Address Box «35 City latest styles. EVENS, Pust Office. je 2-cost® GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS.—One very ¥ nice Chickering Piano, for $125; one, very nies Rosenkrantz P:ano, for si one| vers nics Pritte & Poul Pisno, for $9; at the Musio Store of W.G. METZEROT, sole ‘gency of Bacon & Kaven,and Steinway & Sons’ Fisnos. jez (GENTLEMEN AND LADIES No. 76 Louis’ Ww Good Cast off C shanged. B ST SPOOL SILK ACHIEN 1 dozen White, Biack and D, na av., betw.9th and 10th sts., hington, D.C. thing Boug Jolored Spool Silk and Cotton ; the stock kept complete. Ladies cau depend upon getting suited at all times, in. number and color, at STEVEN 336, between %th and 10th sis. Agent of Grover & Baker's crlebra‘ed noisel Sewing- Machine, which i* eminently superio anything yet invented. Call and examin its plicsty. STEVENS, Je 2-6t 326, hetween 9th and 10th sts. Cee KROACHES, BED BUGS, ANTS, MOTHS and every other Insect can be en frely and effectually exterminated by the ure cf “MOORE'S INSECT &XTERMINATUR.” [i ts not poisonous. Perkons putting away Carpets, &o, for mmer. should not fai! to us- this ar- h te keep moths out. sold yat 2S West End Drug store, 113 Pa av. J F-A fresh supply of Blue Lick aud Congress W ator just reosived as above. je2 2w C'TIZENS AND STRAN M i S. RIB ROIDERI Ts, HATS, F' ant FR CH FLOWE is now complete, and wil continue so, as 1 have a: lopted the pian of buy- ing new goods every we-k. Ladies, call and jndge for yourselves. STEVENS, _je2-lw 336, between 9th and loth sts, ARD.—The public are res; fully informed of our intention to bring our business to a close as s00n &x possible (On Monday next we will commence to run off our atoc k. A CHOICE FOREIGN AND STAPLE GOooDs wi offered at cost. Other goods less desirable will be old for less than co-t. Our stock is in excellent condition, and embraces A grea‘er va ty perhaps than any other in the city. he books will’ be closed. and we shall sy city for cash. CLAGE! MAY, No. 224 Pa. avenue, je 2-6t between 9th-and 10th stree IN GOOD TIME. ved the following desira. ‘hich we are selling al mal low p: ble-walled ver-plated ICE. PITCHERS, a“ feeania CE PITCHERS, ali 81 a ERS, . TE ee » a7 KE, lor washi ruit, &o, *ESERVING KE 38, FURNACES, ICE = WIS Ich MaLie BURNACH PeATHER DUSTERM #RUSHES, or wil ea t OUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. tow tice t ttenti f i ited, 6 attention o| neele rir Site ps, ware Importers je2st opposite Brown's Hots. . 662. N Ion OF THe BMOVAL OF Tr OFFICE LAN ROE GR, FN tas sea NE! ‘A. - r Insccordsnce with the Provisions of act of Congress entitied “An act onthoi ig a ose, aj nice g ane 0 it ‘State of ings gta, wi be amen RISK * ity, in said practi of ae , at @s early @ period as op ie procian Via ‘closing, i Saad anes riven by ver of the Ly a ge? hand. g¢ the city of Washington, soa Sermiatene ot bce POR, Goze RemarwrldS Se FE BRS, wnt INE the Wash c ty, De ., Sune 2, 1860. LOrdered to be inserted in the Evenine Sran, it being the newspaper having the largest circulation of any daily paper Laeeteer Washington.) IL7~ All persons applyi, letters in the follow- ing list, will please say Sre ADVERTISED, “D LADIES’ LIST. } Mrs Elis'th McCauley, Miss wLaptes Granach Bre Becare Meee, € Hall, Miss Martha T Neider, Mrs Dawid Hill, Mrs Home C Newson, Mrs AM jias Anna Haggerty, MissNe'e O'Leary, MraCaih'e Belin. Bemrpetes: nr say Brown! Bra Sara Herken dtreb ED Parrey, Mise Vir 8 Aldrich, Mu ‘Adame, M Bi B Beauson, Maria Hurdle, Mrs Annie Ro Mrs Lucy Hargrave, Mise E's Re Borguian, Widow Hensey, Mise Mary Sm-th, Miss Jeuny Buckler, MrsE’ Mirs Sophia Smith, Ann hC Jon: Je A -Miss8a'e Swith,Mre Parmalia Miss Olivia Johnson, Mrs WP Smith, Mrs De Hiss HatneE Kock, Miss Mary Swudiord, Mes Mary ¢, Mrs Daniel King, Mre E Schroeppeuhiser, MJ Kernedy,MraCapt?_ Mis Mar cay Renneds, Mise & E Simpson, Bling Sarah Sarah Kennedy, Miss A’e Simpeon,Mre Marg’ Colender Miss Ma't Kennedy, Miss J's Seaton, Mrs Mary P Cilla and’Ailsey, Lee, Mrs Catharine 8tillsug,Mrs ManeA Sincere Leach, Mra Sa’ Miss Mand Leib, Miss E’ M "tha Thompson, Mrs H L ‘wa J 3 Terrett, Mre Gibser 6 SW Leiben,MrsC | Town'ey, Mrs Mary Cavin, Mre Marg't Lveas, Lucy Turuer, Mrs Jace Coffe, Mre: elin Muse, Mrs EA Thomas, Cheever, Mrs Dr Miller, Miss Kate ‘Turpin, Carter, Mar: Miers, Mrs AS ‘alvert, Daus, M HE Martley, MissEllen Tracy, Mrs Jace 13 Martin, M: Gord's Thomita, Anne Wells, Mrs Suan Worthington, MreF Declamus, Mrs E Mur; »MreElien Wheeler, MrsMS Drees Mrs Elisa P Millecick MiiaeMiet Willicee geen Driskoc, Mri /MissCath Walton, Mra Bt W Mi ‘da Warren, Elien » Miss Mary Young, Mra M GENTLEMEN’S LIST. reeman, WC Norris, 8 L—? Fuss, Hon O Newell, Loe Fairchild, Prof JH 2 Nackler, JohnG—2 Pailer,HonJT — Nubegin, Jos Adams, Thos Abbot, Sami C Alexander, Mr Puller, Jas Neawith,G W Freeman,JW = Oukiey, Thos Punke, Henry = O'Briou, Pat Polk, Geo Olds, Prof J] 0-3 R E Ort, Joh Adams, Ellenor A ov Alexander, 2 has Osborn, C 8 Anderson, Alfred | Franklin, BC—2 Ogle, CH Abbott, Augustus P Fab; Perry, Judge Thos Barry, Wa H Pinkere, M Broce, Win M |W H-2 Plats, John Butler, Sunt Gibson, WH Powell, Jas Basich, Sami Graham, P H—2 wy M Bance, Rufus ‘ash 2 Brows, NM ward A Beale, Mr Danis Blair, Master Jas r3 Burrus, Jas N Browne, John Bowen, Jas Graham, Gay Biss, Jeremy W—2 Gooch, ¢ Riggin, WA Biake, Join W Richmond, WW Bell, Ho Robinsou, W Reynolds, LH Rawlings, Mr Ruinsey, Loui. M Heflebower, S Russ, LW Bryaut, Juo K Hoy, Reuben Roeder, Julian—2 Burton, Jos B Higgius, Peter Renshaw, Joho Bennett, Joon W Howard, L J—2 Brown, Herberd, Loui Be van, He: Hanford, John E Brown, HS alderman, J A Brown, GH Howard, J K Raiwn, CC Bryan, Gu Henley, J © Shreve, WH Brown, Geo— erred, W Fs Butman, & th, We Beskitt, EG - A Wan Beunett, E Howard, Joshua Thos Shilde, Thos P Bheckels, Perer C3 8, Hoa Me Hauralen, John . Jolin Smallwood, M J Hensley, ( Starkeweather, JG Sewall, Johu Sullivan, Joha y_ Si r, Jacob Chrisman, J 8 rad, J Warren Vyier, Samuel Thrape, Wm—2 Taylor, R'B Tiel, R Taylor, R Tuthell, JH reackel, HU nas 1 Croily, Bernard Cook, A Chamberlain, AJ Doherty, Wan Dungen, WW Dyer, 8C Davia, LL Douelly, Richard Drayton, PE Davis, Mr M Miller, W Milborn, M & Campbell Donaldson, A J k sSese22 E Englebard,J A E Elwell, b:dwin Melumre, JC er, DW McCollum, Robt Wat Eaton. Albert Nolan, Ret W Warcen, Augustus 2 Forrest, WH Neary, Thos J 17" Lerrars Must IN ALL Cases BE PREPAID. June 2 WM. JONES, F STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. HE Ladies of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church, cor- ner of Hl and Eleventh sts.. propose holding a’Fea- val in the Lectnre Room, on TUESDAY. WED- NESDAY and THURSDAY NIGIi S, June sth, 6th and 7th, to aid in liquidating the debt upon the chureh parsonage. Admission 10 cents ; on tickets 25 cents; children half price. ‘They have also the pan, by in the leasure of announcing & Lectura on Jn- ir. HoLsion, for Friday Night, 8th instant, Church. Je 14 5&6" DD FELLOWS: HALL! O w Witt Suortiy Oren, THIODON’S MUSEUM of ARTS One of the most Novel, Pleasing and Instructive Exrhibttions of Bravty, Mgcuanican SxiLL, And FASCINATION of ANIMATED SPLENDORS, Ever Introduced into this Country, _je 1-2 RE CAMPBELL'S ARE HERE! WASHINGTON THEATER. For Four Nights—Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 30th, 1960, Mrs. Matt Peel's Campbell Minstrels, Comprising 15 Talonted Artistes; organized in 1849 For details of these refined and attractive SOIREE® a’ ETHIOPE, sex pictorial aud de scriptive sheets, Pyptozraphs, lithographs and pro- rammes. bg Adinission 25 cents; orchester chairs, 5) cts, Pri- vate boxes, $3. The Concert will commence at 8 o'clock. eA Grand diativee wil Un given by this famous Troupe on S » dune commen al Bg rey J.T. WUNTLEY, ma 26-7t Business Manager, THE LATEST NEWS TELEGRAPHIC. sland was in a state of great commotion. The ratification of the treaty Honduras and England been announced, by which the indignation meeting, and declared themselves independent ‘about framing ution When the Taylor left they were onstit The Pony Express fe—Bloody Bat- tle with the Indians Sr. Joszrn’s, Mo., June Ist. uch has come to hand. press pot —The Pony Ex- All the letters ate Major Ormaby, at the head of a hundred mount- ed troops, was caught in ambush by 500 Indians near Pyramid Lake in Carson Valley. After the fight the whites scattered in every direction. Only forty-eight returned alive. to be killed, includin, Meredith, a distingui Twenty-one are known ro hd Ormsa) wyer of California and Henry Later from the Rie Grande. Naw Organs, June 1.—The steamshi Austin, from Brazos on the 29th, arrived here t $54,000 in specie y, with A conducta with $1.500,000 had left Zacatecas for Tam: England. ico, to be shipped via New Orleans to The latest advices from Brownsville state that Cortinas was still lingerin; near the Rio Grande. and fears were entertained that he contemplated another descent on Brownsville. Missouri ‘‘Union and Constituti Convent St Lovis, June 1—A_ spec! Republican says that the «U. ’ State jal dispatch to the nion and Constitu- tion” State Convention, which met at Jetferson City yesterday was a failure, only about two dozen ple being in attendance. ommittee, appointed in the spring. rivate room and nominated Ro! The Executive inet in a Wilson for jovernor, Robert Holmes for Lieutenant-Gover- nor, and a full Statefticket Political. PHILADELPHIA, June 1.—The famous young men's club, known as the Minute Men of 1456, re- organ‘zed this ereieg Sr the campaign, and de- clared themselves for elland Everett. This is quite an accession of strength to the Union move- ment in this cjty and State Republican Mass Meeting. Burrato, June 1—The Republicans held a mass meeting here this evening to ratify the nom- ination of Lincoln and Hamlin. was addressed by Hon, A.M. Cla, Fessenden, of Maine, and others ot degree of enthusiasm The meeting p, Hon 8. C note. A good ifested, New York Markets. Ngw Yorn, June? —Flour is heavy; State $5.) 485.274; Ohio $5 80a86 00; Southern 35 90a$5.25 W heat is firm; Southern white $1.50a1 65 Corn has a declining tendency; mixed 6la65c. Pork is quiet. Whisky is dull at2i ke Baltim Battimong, June firm Wheat closed fi $1 SOaSi 65. closed dull at 21 Je Markets. lour closed quiet and ner; red $1 36a! 19; white Corn closed quietand steady. Pro- vistona closed very firm and unchanged if b sky © with good referen: favetio Honse, F s EDP ous who nner for $2.25 per A. Bricklaser, Washingt NURSE WANTED—One who can Apply at the La- iF je 2-2" 5 intend to build to »w that they can get Bricks Laid inthe xand, by addressing n Post Uffice. WISH TO EM PLOY ONE pire od OR TWO Ac- tive and correct business men to travel in Vir ginia and the South for the sale of the Patent Rights t mended, ofa valuable machine. A liberal offer will he made ach men as above described coming well recom Alxo, A No Larticla SMOKING TOBACCO in barrel< containing fiom andl ten pounds cach CURED CHEWI ponnds each. I will ne ties and at such wish to pure sell again. bet 6 hundred te pne hundred ime article of SUN- xes containing 93% the above in such quanti rices as to suit those who may se for their own consumption or to LYSON YERBY. No. 339 Twolfth st., ______|_betweon M and N stresis. TED—A WET NURSE, ird street west, botween Pa. avenue and C Apply at 411 je 1-3t* V EDA about the ist of De small family, in a res house, Address Hox Ne RESPECTABLE ¢ ences, wishes a travel during the summer. office, FURNISHED HOUSE table private boar 1, Star Office. Rr ATION as nurse, Address A. je Lat with good WANTED-A SITUATION, “j th the carpentora’ trad young and able-bodied recommended, Address Bux’? jo 1-st wax ing engravings, and good pi be given. Also, Coins &c., &e., bought. Addreas 0. Washington. Will also purchase, Yurnitare, Wearing Appare Rooms, & Ce &@e. IT, ij" Wanted to re: Engrav- 3) or rare books, fine old tings, a high price will oRrapirs, Curiosities, Post Office, any amount: ents of Lumber = Room.’ je 1 9t* Ww ANTED—A white 4 SIRL, at 381 Second strect. between north A and Eas Capitol sts., Capitol Hil. ma 31-3t ANTED—A 8: TUATION as chambermaid or to travel with a lady, by a young. woman Address Box who can me entirely satisfactory Star Office, references. ina 3I-3t WANTED—A competent Bookkeeper, who has ate eisure h obtaining a amanuensis, ma 31-3t Cgok WANTE / for a family of f Hable and trustworthy, Iuquire at 389 © street, near Four-awt ma 31-3t" AN'TED-Six first-ra work. 5 Fashio: able Boot and Shoe } 0 av.. 5doors west of Adams’ Exprass Office. ma 31-3t* each day, is desirous of s to keep, or to act as an Bookkeeper,” Star Office. D—A Cook, washer and ironer, ur porsons. Must be re. None other need apply. a-half st. ANTED—Good COAT HAND: K. OWEN & 80) nt ‘Tailors, 213 1 need apply Naval Alersha nue, Washington, D. ANTED—A SITUATI or chambermaid, by a re experienced woman. “Address ma S0-4t Nas infant’s no None other litary and Ivani ma 56 table settled and jox 17, Star Office. ANTES o have ever; can fied es nd V CLOTHING and F PEOPLE'S CLOTH onth st.. opposite Port Offios Department. body know that they ‘ell selected Bi NISHING GOODS at the took of E, No, 460 Sey- aps-Sia WANTED. Every one to kaow that SMITH, Seventh at.. charges fair prices for hie ooda, Go toSMITHS, Seventh ath to get your HA and CAPS, eee pide A: PERSONAL. HE PUBLIC IS HEREBY no bills of Mr. Wim. Sehlo be paid by his wife, — Margaret Schior'! a rson found harboring Paltent extent of the law. ma 31-3t* "7 HE LADIES’ GRAND UNION FESTIVAL Young Men's. Christian Association ill be given at ODD FRLLOWS’ HALL. 1th st , above D, E Ei during the week i very be ORICA ye Sr commencing The public are invited to see the rich dis; lay beautiful flowers and elegant decoratinne fe take of the delicious Fruits, Creams, & er): it social hour whi! portant and good cause, ingle tiokets for adie tontlomen, and child agle tickets for Indias, gen’ ¥ n 6 cente. Season jokets, “admitting ® gentleman ‘mA 25-8t and lady, $1. W Ac eGn's ITALIA Is NOW OPEN AT PHILHARMONIC HALL, Pa, avenue, Washington, D, Cc, For Four Nicuts Onuy—ending Saturday, June 2, These Si ‘b Painti, ject inorest in orthern, cen fal aad Souther italy The Distinguished Lecturer, will illustrate the Poe tings. noreopen every even’ es ind 7 hegre) } commence of re af 8. | Matinee ‘every rday. ‘Admicaion 28 conte; ohilicer ie eee hools 10 cents (ma i7)* °"' 5: YOUNG. Manager. ‘TIN ICE FO! “s PRINT! Gasorite ig, Dae at A i , in Lewisburg, ac 83,000 a Brie ce eee a triet Court and the shia Pablisha’ _Je 1-3t (Cons.) Pa. av., near Rens Etoventh ot, _ et your ING 1 SSAA RES Sas NOTIFIED That 's contraction will Any m will be punished to the Mrs. M. SCHLORB. "McKNEW & MARLOW’S UNION FIREWOOD MILLS, Cerner Seventh st and Cana}, Washington. Kindling, Cooking and Stove Wood, SAWED and SPII do. do, OAK Woop, { cord Onk, sawed iné pieces, nad spli z fo, tees TES Pipss wh optic, do, do, do, COAL, COAL, COAL. T to suit e ored to any part of the city at th do. o following vatos, PINE WOOD, 4 rd * wT i Py cord Pine br a im, 4 pieces, for S13 20H ow . All kinds of Coal, kept on plank floors, clean and ood > “Uni sia Sete a aauses Pel Boa ma 3l-ec6t W: aa De. SMITH. oincing, Rothe witha ee just re- SUMMER CORAM Sith ne sock oi oie RTL et ‘ust siltrast Neags! sat ved’, > Jot of TRUNKS, at BROOMS: aie 8 THE LARGEST AND CHEAVEST STOCK or DRY GOODS, CARPETING, AND SHOES, EVER EXHIBITED IN THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES. TL . Two Large Stores Filled with New and Desirable Goods. JUST RECEIVED FROM THE NORTHERN AUCTIONS AND IMPORTERS— Beautiful BAREGE and LAWN ROBES New Style ORGANDIE and JACONET LAWNS Fine and LAWNS. at 12 cents PLAID od STRIPED SILKS, coeek ne ale. * and ci S, much less than cost porta’ BLACK SILKS. 3, heavy and cheap si i tic dCi te ele Ne hn .adies and Children ality EXTENSION SKIRTS, at half price MANTILLAS, LACE POINTS, and SILK DUSTER, far below the original cost PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, os = s in all sizes and at all prices. BONNETS. FLATS, and JOCKEY HATS, in great variety CARPETING, MATTING, OLLCLOTHS, and SHOES, at greatly reduced prices R. BRICE HALL, ma 31-3t Nes. 373 and 375 ENTH STREET Sr AUCTION SALES. | Ear For other Auction Sales, see first page THIS AFTERNOON & TO-MORROW a ak nd nn b f° te + “ — all By LOST AND FOUND. OST—Nearly & month since, a heavy GOLD PENCIL-CASE and PEN. Also come Suir sheets of =? th extracts from English | papers attached. A suitable reward will be tas | for the retum of either to the odice or houne of Mayor BERRET. jera | EWARD.—Stolen or strayed, a BAY 85 RENA m or strayed, a BAY J £i MoGUIRE & STEE’S SALE OF. Rorst= on Tweirtu T RitRBCE Wea Me 15% hands high; lame’ in ORBAY the tock d one of the bind eee Ae 'porron brie, 1 SSN ARRN Sts. noxTn.—O wearoRba’ , the 26th the Horse fo JOHN WHELEN. on G ° 6s at 6 o/ Glock pm premises. by hetwoen 1#th and 19th sts., will'receive the above ¥! das =. iit = RIO “Se SS. Gprel e nd,reouran for Means OST— Yesterday, lat of Jnne, on Seventh street ingto: county, D.C., 1 shail sell the ot 4 or Massachusetts avenues GOLD BREAST- No. 14. in Square No. 381, fronting u PIN. with a center of small s:ones set in the form ineheson Twelfth street between N ot alent. ‘It being the gilt of deceased friend the north, running back 155 feet Ii inc! ccount. ‘The hinder So feet alley.” the thanks of the 1 rere waale: One half oash; balance in Gand é with ‘deed o: venth strect, between mont toa? S a tos owner values it more on that wll be rewarded and receiv owner by leaving itat $64 El P aad G. = SEWARD ae | Sore. re days th the trustee racks, When last seen sho was onthe [oi fin = s Bridge, making her way to this city, reward will be given for her return to Feed Sons, near the Canal,in Alexandria, je 2-2t" is VOUND—At the Navy Yard, on the day of the arrival of the Japanese, a small gold Locke . enclosing hair. The owner, on identifying it, can have it by paying for this advertisement. je 1 3t { OST—On Sunday Hy 4 ae U>- THE ABOVE SALE 1s NED, Day Ar TERNGON: May 'sthes hour and Place. Ft. HARVEST eaniee. ma 23-d J.C. MoGUIRE & .. Ancta. THE ABOVE SAL INAVOI y feriver Postponed asth SATURDAY Se TER NOON, June 2d, same hour and tes _mna std “*" "SC" MoGUIRE & CO. Avot'ra,_ By BARNARD & BUCKEY, Auctioneers. ‘t.my small black and tan TERRIER B_M. Schefield’s® Reant Aromat rhefield’s* Rean! rewai of $5 will be given for her return to No- i Georessoun. D. C. 400 Pa. avenue. je 1-2v ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THIRD. BETWEEN FREDERICK AND Mapsey an vo DOR STOLEN—A small SORREL Fy emery et ooh Asem phy, leg i 2 hept of che premises, Lot 146, front” STRAY 3 SS HORSE. 5 or 6 years old: white spot in b his forehead; Inft hind foot white; mane cut lose underneath frei ml ing 7 feet on. 1 running back Is ope returning hin te ee ae GRANDIN, 351 fost, between Market and Frederick stresta, and Thirteonth owe LL. e oh will be divi Thus Stare ees Above Ly wil be rewarded Terms: One-fourth in cash: the residue in 6, 12. | Eo yh ing interest, scoured by ee |S 2 BOARDING. _ma St "BARNA D & BUCKEY, Auotes. ss = PF ens teSUIRE, & 20. Aughonecrs. MRS. HELEN M. WEST bas taken the large E ENSIVE AND UNRESERVED MALE tes de atsned ip ie'tat | por Honegesenmaa Reta tree pt side, a fow s Seventh stand in the um- be eo ediate » “4 On THURSDAY MORNING. June 6th, at ten Pome’ i bo opeeed torte nceeeal Piclock at the extensive Livery Sale Stables of Boarder 1 ving very pleasant Chambers, dou on the lst of May. craved. t by Mir. emeyer, on G street, eon eh and tack siren. nd known as the*First Ward very Stables,” we shall sell ail his stock, com . ti f 4 close Conohe:. “alnsher and Barouchoryail of superior make ie order, ble and single Table Boarder will also be ma | 2awlm* _FOR SALE AND RENT. and in “Say + 2 Phactons, 1 Carryall, 1 Buggy, [ For other “ For Sale and Kent” advertisements, | 14 #0 ir ‘Carnege orares Ses first page } Soh Saddle Horses, twe of them sepertor La — ——— a — dies’ Horses, URNISHED HOL lady, who isa coms | 10se 8 Silver plated Har ness, petent and careful housekeeper, would like to ,Gentemen’s and Ladies’ English Saddles and take charge of a Furnished House during the sum. ! dies. wer. Best of references given. Address * Sleigh Bells, keeper,” Star Office louse 2excrlient Sieighs ic __j02-t_| Rober, Bank vers, Whips, ia FOR, RENT—A, two-story FRAME HOUSE, | Terma’ gies ood somes Lorzitare geperally, with kitchen, wood shed, &e ,in rear, on west credit of 2,4and 6 months, for satisfactorily en fide Third street. between G and’ H ste. "Will bs | dorned notes, boasine iene Ie ta low rate to $.xoud Cree Inquire Fi W.! jets J.C. MoGUIRE & C©O., Auots. ; SS. corn-¢ hird an ets, je 2-2" - 3 UIRE & . L'QUOR LICENSE FOR SALE—Liguor Li Mkt, Seen Ae Usk AND LOT, ON lor 6 im ontus for sale. Refer to C. COL Ss Tuk CORNER oF FourTH anv I sts., aT Avi LINEAL. Wasninston Brewery, corner of K and tion ye DAY ERNOON, June 7h. Fiventy-seventh sts. Washington, D. C.; or to | giasx oon ne promises. I shall sell of MICHAEL DOUGHERTY, 625 Massachusetts | Tot numhered nineteen Square num south ay haif-price. J62-3"__ | of Square numbered Five bundred and Sixteen, Sea re est ieln is, and regents | fronting ixtoan fect om Fourth strect wags, at the BES Sour stories high each. hand | 2cton said I street toe teas ter ak ; together miatrrswant Ge. one ot ie eet: | with the Improveynenta Soneretiag af smal ns in the city—on ine corner of Third | Frame Dwelung House, under rent at $12 per ssouri avenue, and opposite the Capi- } = reeid: He ABH, ame withing to rant a fine dwell- | ,,Ferme: One-fourth oasn; the bya deed of trust ing will find this a favorable opportunity, as 1d ‘onthe promises if the terms of should not fies, 4 font them immediately. and will rent them | $2 {he prom With within five days thereafter, the low. Inquire of P. W. BROWNIN: Jolt | property will be resold at the rek end expense of UL DING ’ ) FARMING LA Ds | uitine purchaser. JR >ALE.—1 have for sale, about three ject. from Conter Marketand northeast of the ‘city of | _junet’a J.C. MoGUIRE & CO.. Avcts. ashingt several pieces of LAND. containing, | By J.C. McGUIRE & © #4. and two other y J.C. MeGUL O., Avcieo wer. ion mabet ndvantaacons | WR Y VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON It will be divided into } Ew YoRK AVENUE, BRTWEEN ot eB orn It isa good neighbor | STS.. WaeT, aT PurLic AtcTion.—On WEDNES and is perfect s healtny. In | DAY AFTERNOC ue 6th, at ax o’olook, on Y, No. 65 Louisiana avenue, | the premises, wo shall sell, Lot No. 5. in David ma 31.6t_ | son's subdivision of -quare numbered $72, fronting a 5 >. | 2 feet five incheson New York avenue, between AXD, ON THE MOST | oth and loth streets west, running back 60 K street ue terms LOTS OF LAN 0 in the fol- | north, tagether with the improvements, eomareting the city of Washington. Parties | of two Frame Dweliing Houses, d or purchase will du well toexam- | Terms: One-fourth oash; the residue in &, 12, an‘! 18 months, with intercsi, secured by a deed of trust on the premises. | _junei-d J.C Met |__ By 5. C. McGU.RE JOneerA. | B*. VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST DULY | recorded in the laud records of Washington to and south of the Capitol. county, D.C, Liber J. 185, will be so MM, First street east, between Cand D! on MONDAY, June lth na good road. of LB KIBE between 12 and wishing to bu ine them: Square 515, between 4th and Sth streots, near K stre-t Square 62, New Jorsey avenue, between E and F streets, er North Capitol street and Mas- clock’ p. m..on t north. | premises.in the ery of Warhington, D.C, Lo Sauare C19, Batroct. between dth and Sth east, | humbered 4, 5, 6,7 and &, im Bemus vant’ t % Suuare 945, Tenth street, near Navy Yard ts numbered Hand 12,in Square 1.121, and Lot — 988, Eleventh street, near Bast Capitol ie. 2, in peel. stree erins of sale cazh. Square 909, Eloventh street, nearly whole squi ee MALON ASBFORD, Trastes. Squares 1061 and 1075, lots in these squares. | jel J.C. MeGUIRE & CO., Auots. 3 mes =. corner of Penn. avenue and Third | ———— == == = = atreet east. = 5 oars st, corner Eleventh street east ard E | Oca COURT OME EEE oF street souta. j h Square 905, corner Eleventh street and B street | Benedict Jostet ai, Nats = nares 1073, 1014, 1015, 1937, and 1088. Mishel willows bains aol my ios nah } 1014, 1015, 1937, . e trustes in the al eau n and’ H strocts manne! 1% aud 3 atroets weet and D | enstace oni made by bro oe the ak Mae ee Square 103, on G strert, between 20th and 2iet, Tee Renee erst said cause, John M. Belt was Square 47%, corner Fifth aad € stro: te north, aly waif of Loe he 1k, on ‘pelle waaiison to Inquire wu! . J. B. KIBBEY, Ge orgetown, D. C., nnd a small part of Lot No. 115, No. 65 Louisixna avenue, in the rear thereof, st acd for ¢ _medi-ét__ between Zand o'clock. | $30; aed Wilton oh eke OR RENT—Three BRICK HOUSES—one on | <f partof Lot 114, in anid Baall’s addity Twelfth street, between C bad on on tha | town, part being 21 feet by 3) corner of Twelfth and H sts. ; and one on H, be- tween 12th and isth sts. Inquire of JAMES W. BARKER, on H street, between Ith and 12th, No. 425, ma S6-0f —Two beautiful new BRICK side. 0 Dr. nue, between sth and Wehs erie Ros, corner of Seventh street weet and L street | ma 2-lw* he fine FRAME HOUSE known | us’ Houss,” situated on M at. i 0th streets, No. 320, which | A inthe Betet Werks prior i end ‘gar. 7tet: JNO. 3NO: & SNEBE: Sierk: r- as French north, between 9th 1s one of the most a ANCY CANTON MATTINGS. Just reortved aad for lot of entirely now sizie INDIA MATTING, Wash ounded by fruit- |i curso nd prettily colored cross nd as nnd ee at anenbors of catieat hewbes. af oe: | hen tee goods are entirely novel. wil! rious u ade trees, with 600 feet of | be found pleasa:t chan; fine sli froupthe old styles. ground, al in, Apply to J. C. COOK Eighth ma 2) lw* white aud red, and are ing at remarkably low prices. Also. a few pieces new lored COCOA MATT NGS, 5 retty mols stripes, very rallied st., between D and E. STORE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. Immediate possession given. Also s for offices &o. large lot of Fancy Goods for sale at cost. compris- Also, an entirely new ly of superior doubis 4 ‘lowers, ‘Trimmts q 5 N 5 brant: Coin Rrachen Bead Presses tare: | Hy IMPERIAL SA NET zy Head with’ large variety 0 other goods, many of Skt al NG. ible extra GONTRAT + ACHE. - x! by i. 1 be I cost, to close. NE’ ob MAT. YORK FANCY Stone. 30 Center’ Market | pAUd other mhoch we ane nosaing abate sory Space, 2d door east Eighth st. ma 3 _ | lowest prices possible. FOE RENT—A throw-story FRAME HOUSE, ther story FRAME HOUSE, | , Alco, constantly on hand a {ull tock of all kinds *, ere street, bea eet i re | superior FURNI URE 'aR & Dobson, etabitshmaeet et oe etn No. 4 Market Space, th door nat of Office. ot . bat ma 17-eost - imth ,. P'ANOS FORIKENT.—Several at 81 per month mast JOHN P. ELLIS. MSSUEOWAL COTE arp. tor uot and Pet road Es eka CAPELLING © F. SU nine: Se ae: meals 30h eeoGQUURY & £0, Rare pee ale nes 332 Pa av.. Hlonsers, Washington ‘Ame ti ms S!-e0 are otter, ‘et shoots Incairest ee ma 3t and Stele es Seca RT ‘OR RENT—A BRICK HOUSE, | fell st mach lower prices Po ENT tee, Lied woo pn ; , oP. 3. & WM. GALT. mma 7 BP2 PO av. between Ith ad